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, 1861-02-02

The Plot to Seize The Capital and Over
throw the GDvernment-Fcar that
the Mob will Side with tho Invaders
.-A Collision Deemed Almost lneE-
itabIe--Iversonss Parting Speech
Everett. Winthrop and Tyler pry-
or'a Dl1union Spocch, etc.
, 1861-02-02
FR0m WISCONSIN.

Correctlon--Snow Embargo and its
Consequences.-No Important Meas-
ufes yer Passed tho unB
for Knnxas-WashbuFu Indorsed-.
About Commfkaioners-Ho a Com.
promtse Meettng was not GOT up
INC Feeung In WiBconstn-1I11ao or
Matters.
, 1861-02-02

Boards ofsuparvIsors, referred to In previous
letter as having been ordered to 4 third read
ing, WEE lost II ita passage In tho Senate by
vote Of 12 toll.
Tho Governor reported the expenditures
from the contingent fund o., Tuesday. There
has been paid out 1922 82. he has also IT.
ported tie pardons. granted the past year.
Filty-tWo persons have been thereby refeased,
about half of them from the State Prison, the
others from county jails. The offences for
which they were sentenced were against per-
son and property In about equal proportion.
The shortest sentence 1emftted, inter partial
expiration, was 20 days. The longest was
years, except tho ex-monk Leahey, who was
sentenced Tor life in 1853 for killing the Sc.
ducer of his wife Petitions numbering over
1000, and many Of them endorsed BY the judge
sentencing, had ut different times been pre-
sented for pardon.
The State Medical Association Is In session
here. It must be sort Of close corporation,
as no public notice Vas published Of It's meet
Ing. 49,
4 fire: here last night threatened to be se-
rious, as It WAS difficult to get the engines at
hand and working, owing to the extreme cold
and SNOW, but it was e1tinguished inter- des-
troyiug the roof aud upper story Of tle resi-
dencc Of Mr. Geo. Paine, PLUz.
, 1861-02-02
~2.Ll.s4r.r4

41x17 x17CsScoTxaT-AIao.g the a.oet teporta3a et III
sss great medical discoveries Of this s.s may b cnn
steEed hs sJstem OF vAcert:icn fer protection fsra
6Iaan Pcx tho cephane Pill for relief cr Headache ard
tbs ass Of Quiu.e for tbs prevention nf Fevss1 Atasz
Of which Is sara specific, whose baaaaa Win b a.
pef1sac*d by suffering ha1naaisy long sfss7 tar IL.
ooyszu.s xes fnrKottsu-
, 1861-02-02
PROPOSED MEASURES OF SURRENDER.
The .go.CalIed Compromises.

~ feepouse " u'a5 4e1lefs - "aats, Ne
nere ze-puoIso Tue SUBSTANCE o1 al 1oe !eao'
Ing plans Of compromise which have been
brought before Congress-:
THE BoRpER srArp COMPROMISE.
I Recommending Tho renea, of Al, The Pr
sonal Liberty billg.
3 THAT the Fugitive Slave Law be amended
for the preventing Of Kidnapping, and SO IS to
nroyIde for the e6ua1;zation Of fhe Commits.
sIouers, fee, DC.
5. That the Constitution ba 60 amended es
to nrphibit any inteyftrencc with Slavery in any
Of he States where It now e1ists.
4. That Congress- shn11 not abolish Slavery
In The Southern dockya1ds, arrenals, &C., nor
in the District OF Columbia withnntthe ron,
sent Of MARYLAND snd HE consent of the inhah-
;tanta Of the District. nor 3yithont romnensa.
finn.
S, That CONGRESS shall not interfere with
the Interstate slave .trnda
6. THAT there shall be a nernetual nrohih1-
tlou Of the AflIcan slaye trade.
= That The une Of IS degrees 20 ,nsnntas
shall be mn throurf Mi tha a4fstinp territors,
nf the f1n;tea Stotet that AZ IL III ,nTtt - tbs{
line s1avrrv shali he f'rnhib;ted and th,t aonth
Of that line neither Congress nor the Terrific.
ria1 I.eois1atnro sha1I hsrenfte1 rass anv 1os.
aho,sinp nrohih;tine ~ n anr n,nnsr ~ I'm N.
terterin0 With African Shaver. :. All that whe,,
anv terr;tnrr contafn11r snf}1efent nonn,o+;e-,
fnr one memher of Cenoress n nv area ~
m f00 sonnre mile. shall annlv for admiss;on
All State Il shall he admitted vii, NJ w;thonT
s1,rerr AZ IT, canst;tnf;n-, I,"+, 49, ~
IN ~ 80 eTUpp1nap's zps3, tp3 49,, 1rIore mn'
,, ,.1--.,-1,-N- ts.-so 49,,
Mr. Etheridges proposition Is a. follows:
First-Congress shall have no power to reg
ulate OF control within the States, the relations
established or recognized by the law OF any
State respecting persons held to service or
lanof. .. -..-.
oecouu-loDEEess slall nave 10 power TO
aTsenaJs fnTts o. other n'aces - cede; - ~.
IInft ed Stct.e ~ +hc re,,f;n1a recna.,,sa;, h.,
the laws ~ anv st.te within Th,ch s15ch T,a.1s ~
~ 1ehnr eoA'oA' A'e'o - 'o' WIZ
, 1861-02-02

5lo7 Nex11 1Rsowsa--spa1d.es1 C<phAno FtlIs a.e
see1ssia easo for SICK aesdacae, 61llloua Asalaa.,
6sEvoEa EesdAehs, Coxuye=sa4 a=d Gtoa.sI psbtlltr
, 1861-02-02

~ The n. 7. Eaasin2 Rst contraaicts tho
stsfsment that Adr. Rige1ow has purchased IN
interest In the n. 7. Hossd.,. -.
, 1861-02-02
RE1I19FA1..

IREHt9FAL.
We ara now REMOVING our stecsef
DRY GOODS, N0TI0Ns, &C., H..
Troa tho stors oseup,ed b7 csss
n Lake Street, Ep-St:.s-7.
- sha Las;s and coa.7odiopa sa,ss E1o,as
.TOS. ~ : 7d k.xIE STREET,
ssf :s /: sRsY = e: az d! :s ss u:
Cash ind shsst Tine Proapt Paying Enss:f,
BOWEN 9 eRoTRERs.
RA2NUN's GREAT vAi1s!:3...z
~ STORE.
10. 133 Lake street..
IL L HN T H. Est's Or
ntset Exporters a. md whal.,a1s peaisrs;s
TOYS ARID FANCY Gpons,
BERLIN W0kSTEu5,
SHAHI1 ~.
Rsakess, Bird CassA,
TANHH1 McT1uzg. s,v..
zha attention e1 Whol9sals Dsalcsa aseerActfxtr
collected
aXAEIBK3 TIE NEABE
19s..........L4KE STREET. ..l2o
[zEiS LILY.
, 1861-02-02
STANT0N7S.
; 6TANTON's,
Ha H.. Clark sneot -.:.Ho. 1s
NEXT TO Ax1E1znAa H0U1E,
FAMILY GROCERIES
UNEXCHIL.E IN
QUALITY AND VARIETY.
foLE AGKST FoH
lmelang's Celebrated BcueIes1
H A M S,

FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
IN CANS
SWEET CORN, TOMATOES,
GREEN PEAS, LIMA BEASE,
MUSHROOMS, FRESH PEACHES,
RAsPBERRIEs, STRAWBERRIES,
FINE APPLES, OLIVES
FISH, IN CAMS.
FRESH SALMON, LoBsTEP,
TURTLE SOUP, HERRING.
teeltcIyefp3
, 1861-02-02

ustinE Sugar Eraporntor, and Self Cleaner"
invented aad patented By himself. To our
Judgment, this Evaporator Of Mr. ailllcr's seems
admirable ca1cu,ated for the PURPOSES for
which It yas invented. It is constructed upon
a nr.nc;n1e whirh combines facilities for ranfd
cyanora;fon. without The danger Of scorchinr.
an; or,, fIo,, +b t3.. 1x1,c,, s,t13.
c,rntiv concentrated for either snoar NJ srrnr
Tn order to a clear ,,ndcrstandicr of thc ,no,,.s
orr1and; If w. n,ac1,inc. VA amend n br,cr
descr,otion. The .Evnno,ator ~ made of cast
iron ctrcn),r IN form Win a a,v,s,on IN ths
center II ;sn n1,ced nnon = en-, n,,.c,rcn,.r arot
RESTING unoo fonr fr,c'ion rollers md snsta;n,
I'd in i;e nlarc br mc,ns ~ cnn+.- ~ ho,+ -.
cured to tbe arch or fnrnacc oronna wh;,, -
I. ca.,lv rnaao to rotatc II s,4 r-st ~ s;a.;,
rt.r md s,r incbc; 5ecI, H.. - ho;to. IT, | ha,.ea ~
eshths Of an inch tbicErho1sinr fs,c,ioS ors- n
oga % ,,nns,ca M ra,1nn, Rvmeas. - n.ea'n ~" o'es
~a;n. ~ s.antionas ~ +,a ;n;as ~ " .ae ,ola,y
radncea ~ bo,1cd to tho n,oner eon.,...n4y ssuas
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Amhnlannaa.

An ambulance 10 = moving hospital attaeh-
ed 20 Any army for the purpose Of rendering
immediate assistance Ia sick or wounded
soldiers. Il win perhaps interest The reader
20 have q description Of the amhuianees cap
tared by car troops after the battle OF Aasas-
sAs - sz1sstfs. -
The body Is any ine6sb yidr, and 10 diyid.
ed into tW0 compartme1ts each one entered
By means Of . door e. the rear. The driver
stts oatside, entirely AWay frosf the sufferer,
And and 10 protected fren ineiemens weathes
by an adjustable ealash top. The ambulance
has four steel springs on the flexible hickory
shafts, aud the bed On which the patient lies
ID also supported by four ether steel springs,
TO Which are attached ANAL wheels TO faCili.
tate the movement in and Gus of Q wounded
soldier, without his rising. The bed and mat.
tFesB b decidedly Ingenious aFTangement,
snd should be seen "a be fully understood.
Either end ean be raised Any elevation de-
sirable, and either cad OF the mattress can be
made Into good pillow In an instAnt. A
small trap-d00rIn the centre Of bed, worked
by meaha Of spring and colt, sifords son-
ysnienee 70 she sufferer that can be easily APP
preeiAted. II the weather is warm, aae the
sun too hot 20 admit OF hoisliag the eurtaihs,
. taFR Of . bastoa nnloosens seetioa Of abe
side, whick drops dowa HPoa its hisges and
the cool air ean pass through ana essF The
inmates, while the curtains still shut Out the
rays of The tsn, Several also have rack
over the head, where trunk or aay clothing
desirable can be placed, aud everything that
would conduee to the comfort OF the wounded
Immediately within his reach, IN fact, The
new AmbalAses 10 . eompiete movable hos
pital, ia which the sa1sreE can rest - ease,
torEstful thai he IL 10 the camp OF upea ibs
battlefield.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Traitors at the Capitol

Colonel Forney writes from Washington TO
the Phiiadeiphia Pfess 80 follows:
Mr.. Breckenridge threatens the President
from his place In the Senate, surpassess RheIt
and fancey in the violence Of bis denuneia-
tons Of the preparations to preserve the Gov.
efnmeBt, and openly visits the Secession pfl-
sonsFs in our jalls, bolding familiar eouEersa.
tons With them. Mr.. Barns.t and Mr.. Val
laBdigbam obediently follow biz example in
the House. ! kaow thel In InAAy : private
rssideHee Ia this city thSss demonstrations
ere applauded, and the dsfsaa ef our array
eelshtatea sith ecstatie satnrnaIias. These
parties are not alone hostile TO al free Gov
eFnmeht, pot merely the infuriated foes oftEe
DARED States, bat they are insiaged With the
belief tbGt the war commenced apoa the an.
thority Of the Governmen: will close in their
complete triumph. When the Federal power
IL fully restored at this point, and when the
majesty Of the law can no longer be insaltea
with inpHnity, it will be She frat daty Of the
President and OF Gen. AeGiellsa 10 root DOT
all covert asd overt tres son from every com.
msnliy over which the dag Of our country is
nerntIsed 10 foat, beginaisg With Washing-
ton-
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Terrible Rebel Less ct Balls Bun and
Manassas.

A Baltimore letter in the PHILADELPHIA Ia
quirer has the following news nom Rich-
mond: sftE
en- tsld, on good aathOrity, that . meg.
chant In this city has Fseeiysd.a letter from
his correspondent in Richmond, which siR-
nineantly indicates That the people Of hat
city are heartily SICK, not oniy Of Seeessios
and lie sorrosfal fruits, but Of tks war. u
10 also asserted, II Prssideni Davis aaa his
army do not meet with greater success than
they did II Bull Run aud Manassas, eounter
feeling will manifest itself amcLg the people
by 90 msans eBeoaraging 10 the rebel Presi.
dent and the canss be has sspoused. ThA
slaughter Of the Confederales is represented
as terrible-macb greater than animated 81
accounts IN the newspapers
The ruth regarding tbe Killed snd wosaded
is suppressed, ~ far Is there is any possible
ity OF doing so. When The whole storT Of
Manassas is told, II -ser, il will prove az
founding. Great distress prevails among he
Southern troops. They are not only destitute
at comforts, but Of the Absolate Eeeessities Of
Subsistence. Clothes, shoes, food. var ma
nitious, all are IAmentsaly scarce, as is money
also.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
An Army's Manner Of Movement.

There are = great many things besides mea
and guus essential 70 an army; and . COM
mander, about 10 lead an army into q hostile
county, FIRST secs that the eommissarist 10
weil provided with provisions, that there are
ample means of transportation, and that there
IL reserve Of ammunition and eIOthing, and
good supply Of hospital stores and medicines.
All the preliminary arrangements for the
march hsyisg been carefully made, the ''or-
der Of march il comm aneated to the several
commanding officers OF diyisions, brigadss
and regiments, but not published Ia order.
The troops are distributed according 20 the
character 81 the cenntry. Ia .. very open
country, large proportion Of cavalry would
be at the head Of the column; but generally
IL lie distributed throughout the line.
The artillery should be IN the rear Of the
FIRST foot regiment. An advance Of rear guard
Of mounted troops--one or two companies-
should be detailed each day and the regi-
ment that has the right Of the line one day
should be next day in the rear In a woody
or mountainous couBtry detaehaeBts Of flank
ers and skirmishers are thrown cut 70 the
right and left Of the eoluma, at q distance Of
one or two hundred PAGES, to keep sharp
lookout, aud prevent any such disastrous
experiences as those painfully and recently
cade on the road to Vienna.
The column having been formed at half or
quarter distance, aud the baggage train as
Sembled in the rear, protected by guard Sc
lected from each regiment for is own baggage,
the column is put in motion aud the march
commenced with the same regularity as would
be observed BY 9 regiment moving IN or out
Of garrison town, the baud playing, the light
infantry with arms sloped and those Of the
riiemen slung over the shoulder, the officers
with swords drawn, exact wheeling distasce
preserved, and perfect silence observed.
After having proceeded Short distance In
this manner. the void Of command, "ropIs
STEP" is given by the General At the head Of
the leading battalion, aud passed quickly on
to the rear. The captains, instead Of coHtia-,
uioe at the heads OF their companies, draw
bach to the rear OF them, that they may see
any man Of their respective companies who
attempt TO qnit the rank without leaEe.--Ths
soldiers then march and carry their arms IN
any manner convenient 70 them, conversation
aud smoking being ordinarily allowed.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17

As has beea eften remarked tae sseessIoa-
iess OF sesik CafeIina bese neW FafnisAsa
abuadaat sSldssess thst they have been Iosx
conspiriag ihs alssolatloa Of the UAion. The
iplOvisg are sHtfaeta fFen spssehss mads In
the soalh CAToliaa CoayeBiion, via:
Ef. Packer, speaking Of steession, said. 'sIG
u no spssnsodie ea. rt fhsl has cone ssddealy
upon &c, bes b hAs bees yysdaally calasi-
mating for { losg seFies ef gears.
NJ. Inglss sald = Most Of rs have lad
this subject sndsf eonsldtratIoa Tor The Ia 4
tNsaty gesFn 49, fFdf fEsfss :
hs. Keist said ~ hass bsssesgaesd in this
nesensaI sssf sises ! catered pOlitieaL
Mr.. Rhstt said ait i aosSibs prOdbe.d 5,
Mr.. Lieeoia's eiFctioa, or the n6n-exee atloa
Of The ssgitiFs slave laE. 10 10 mssssr whiea
has been gathering head IaF thirty years. >
And he further said We are about 10 san-
der oGr relations with that section, ftts
NoFth, u and tfHst forever. %
De another occasion M. Rhett said sThss
FedsfAl laws laying ta1ss gu the people of
Soaih Carolina have fallen this day, and, 20
far - We are concerned, fallen trust for
ever. ~ y -
Hsaes Il appears that there has been loae
contested conspiracy to 0FsrLaFn The Gov,
sFnneAi Of the Unlisd States, ard thaa Ne
causes heretofore alleged are mere pre,erts.
Does any Fsiend Of the Union believe that
these usa intend aver % rstara 20 tksir allsRi-
aaes, 20 matter WhaL eonCssai Ohs are nasas
ey The North, IL they Gao hslpn2 II 90 he 10
under dangerous delasion.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Matters in New York!

1he New York World, RepHbliean paper,
sIessnts the state of affairs ia that city, ~
'o'' fearful, Il says that the city has suffer
|" act less, in busiDess, than $3.50, 600 900, b.
= VOrk Of Secession aud the war. II adds
e 10 the city:
eostinues 20 les eSerY dAy, by stngnatioa asd 10
Asa hOls eiksaes 81 merchants base iailei CREDIT
hsse b IL iOsgs~t siib gs-st adT q eOansres
The Am, is true Of erery large town and
stJ as the continent, Ksfth aad South, and
e longer the war eoRtiaees the worse mat.
," will get War Is death TO commerce RAd
'rAde, agriculture may cripple aioBg upon
snail scale, bet trade, commerce, aud aii
'o't' Of improvement must die. Our basi-
ls'' men viii be ruined en- both sIdes Of the
as' and nee row 10 good e1rcswstaaees viii
: ioreed 70 beg their bread. We believe
'a' var is to Fast for years. and every year e
'" t' I0ors raiHsns ia fts sasetsi ss@a
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Exchange of Prisoners.

Ssl. Tyler, of the Confederate army, and
Phsw Of Ex-Presidsnt Tyler, recently Eis-
ID Cincipnati to eOaduet his wife South, and
Ne arrested aad confined Ia Newport Bar
cks. Mr. Smith, member Of the coafsde-
hse Congress from Alabama, has been arrest
10 New York, and will be held 90 a
a.tsge for the release Of Mr.. Ely, member
the Federal Congress, eonhnsd la The
ishasBd jail.
fhe us&ges Of eiviliEed warfare. 10 al.
&'EiEed eoantriss, requires = prompt
x4sRgs Of prisoners, and this on All
'ascs is declared 20 be the duty Of bsllige-
a.. Nag. te exchange Prisoaers with out
taly, is considered the highest act Of hu-
sanity, as we'll as the duty Of the gOsernnsat,
. natter how well prisoner may be treated.
lstbs hands Of the enemy, he prefers 6siag
4sased Sad seat back to the Governuent ia
sOss cause be had been engaged.
TIE Administration At washinEths, he
Aoxa more weakness, sAnity, Sad presump-
~ns, Ia It's refusal 20 exchange prisoners,
ssO We bse supposed It capable oE Isbas
4AassA itself upon an abstraction could act
FEebahge prisoners, because hat oct Wouid
al acknowledgement Of the sxistenes Of
!: SoatberR Confederaey. This lie tom-fooI-
?. aud = sticking for digBify and etiquette,
4 can only render then ridiculous. There
Zach thing as a Southern COnfederasy, or
athern Party, or Southern Army, or wbAtev.
we may choose to call them. with zoe, 0oo
pops 10 the field, Aad they made themselves
Il st Manassas, TO saeh an sxtsai, as to at
.st entitle them TO be regarded as beliiKe-
ats, and an organization that the Washing
{ Government might gsor& to exchange
ssOness with
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Great Men.

Homer was beggAr Plautas turned a
min Terence was slave, Boethfas died IN
Jail PRal BoFgaese bad fourtsen trades, yet
starved With thom ALI Tssse vas eftsa dis
trsssed for few shillinga; Cervantes died Of
hunger camoens, the writer Of The "Lusiad,"
ended bis days ID an aInsbouse; vauesIas
Ieftbis body 70 the surgeon 10 help pay bic
debts. IL England, Bseea lived lie Of
maaaness and distress Sir Walter Raleigh
died on the seaEold Spencer died Ia want !;
Milton sold bis copyright Of aPafadise Lost |"
for So, and died - ebseurity Dryden lived
10 poEsFty and Distress 0tway peslshsd Of
hnpgsE Lse died 10 the streets; Steele was
10 perpetual warfare With the baillfs Gold.
snhitk's = Vicar Of Wakeasidv was sold far
tsiasts sasshlw Rem the grasp Of shs is~.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Prisoners At Manassas.

The Washington IntslHEeneer learns o.
good authority that the otfsesss named below
are amongst the prisoners nov at Manassas
Junction. They were all taken BY the Sc
eessionists, AFTER the battle ct Bulls Run,
whilst sreadiag to the wounded In one 81
The hospitals - m l
Harry l.. Perrin, Hospital Steward Of ID %
Fire Zoaaves; A. Y. CRdsrhill, lsI LieuL Co.
q, Fire Iouaves; 3. ,. Taylor, Surgeon LIST n
]. Vol; G. J. aaFphy, Qaartermasser ssth n.
T.; john Bagisy, Lisal. sssh N. V; Mr.
VrsdeRbergh, Hospital Steward l4tA \. Y;
Or. Swim DR.. Bnckster, Surgeou 9Th Maine
Surgeon Of the SSH n. r; Sn:EeOa Of the
fhntrY.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17

A Pacific Confsdsraey.

sTha Infamous doctrine that any State has q
right to seeees, 10 beAFihs ice hstatal fruits
Certain politicians in California aad Oregon,
Of the Weller sckeoa, are already eeatemplaa-
leg sssoAd dGptsies " thu great GeesrsmesE
pgefidsd tie present feballIoa proven sac.
eassgal. a4ss 81
Efollelt pruef OF another infamous plot--A
Legitimate child Of the present--eannnt, Or
cesrse, be now given The leaders are toa
sesrtvd 70 ksoaeh itpubliely jast row, seeh
q 15asias, II known, wesld epsn tke eyss cf
secessloe, sud pesys then ~ sessT etetaal
resistance "a 4. fhs plAa Il vaguely hintsd
It, whispered sheet, aad is kept back Ill he
seathern cssfedsrsey p scknowiedgsd -
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Asso.ins Insiasa.-xss.iag q srs.A.

-aF - - =tf-aF
A essssspouaaas Of the Riehnssd Di.sassA,
writing from The camp near naeAasss, relates
the following very affecting iaeiaen,
!, together With several CIDER gshtismsh
fra Montgomery, DAY o. Two age, sffBsss-
Ell one Of the must aeeesihg issidsnts whleh
zil probably eecuF dHEtng thls nsAeie and
EHaetsrsi var, II Il should last for tweptY
years. We we're straegliag ever the battle
Held, tSamtniBg The Eroaud upon which We
had such q bloody essfliet and ssn saeh Q
glorious victory, Two days before. We cane
unexpectedly IHto the CentEeyiIle road end
seeing boute upon oar len With tAe usual
sigas bstoksaisg hospital, enc % our party
being physieisn, expressed = uish 20 ga
down and examine the wounded Upon In.
quiry We learned that stable Just below the
house contained thirteen wounded Ysnkees;
We forth with proceeded 20 the stable, and
upon entering found Washington ARTILLERY
man seated by the side Of wounded soldier
evidently ministering TO bin With great care
and tenderness. Introduced myself TO hin
and asked u be aided In woFking the baatefy
which fought With the GFst viFginIA Brigade.
lie told me be did nOt-bs bad fought IN =
battery lower dowu, and then remarked ssthat
10 vas very hard 10 Eight a. he haGfouKht and
tara and and ass owa tsathsr Sighting agaiast
him" at the sane time pointing 70 The
wesnded soldier from whose side be had iast
risen. asked II It was possible that WAS bis
brother. "Yes, sif, be 10 my brother Henfy.
the same mother bore Hs--the same mother
aursed Us. We meet the first time for sefsa
years belong TO the Washington Artillery,
from New orieAns--he 20 the LIST Minnesota
Infantry. BY che mcrest ehaace learned he
was here woaaded, and sought him out to
nurse and attend him Thas they mst--ons
from the far North, the other from the eI-
IRENE Soath-on bloody field Ia virginia--
In miserable stable, far away from their
mother, home aad friends-both wounded
the iniautryman by . nasket ball In the right
shoulder, the artilleryman By the wheel Of .
cRisson over his len hand. Thus they net
AFTER ga Gbseses Of seven years Their names
are Frederick Hubbard, Washiagton Artillery,
AID Henry Hubbard, lst kisneEota Infantry.
We met a surgeon Of one Of the Alabama
regiments aud related the case 10 him. aud
requested, for The sake Of the srtilleTymaB,
thai his brother might be cared for. He ina
mediaIely examined RRd dressed his wounds.
add sent off In haste for an ambulance to
take the wounded yankee 10 his own reg
mental hospital. A.f.
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
Praysr for . Pagan Prssidsnt.

The Chicago Tribune has the following Of
Mr.. Buchanan:
His speech is the speech OF Job--his pea
is the pen Of Jeremiah. He pFays aud lasts
and mortihes the assh. In the absence, Of
manhood be falls back Oh pebAneei in the
lack Of Intellect be relies on gho'tly e0pss-
lAticn. Poor wretched oid shadow Of 3
ChristianI o, for . brave, honest Heathea
at the helm Of State proud, potent Pagan
IA defiant, unregeaeraie Son Of Sin
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
KNoxyIIIE Tenn, SATURDAY,. AUGUST ~ SOL ! -. q.

II The prevent febsillon s9ecesds, these
schemes for Pacific Confsdsracy know very
well that the pewsr and pfsstigs Of The Gen.
sras Government win be destroyed, aaa that
ether aasempts dlsintsgrate shs Union will
be hkaly 10 succeed. OF eourss tbsT vppess
the var, and are Rnxious that the Southern
Confedesaey should be recognized a. an indie.
penaeat nnlioa 49, sssss aia
The seston rebsilton, if saceessfal, h bat
the begianlaR Of trouble. aai will hatch sac
essstselbFopds IS traItoreus and malignant as
itseiF. Uxioa.
saty 81, 1851. s =