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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-12
Nous llenls.

I ssx naoss % Aitaieal FaFrAsu.s fssa are On the
ere at l,svin- Ss~ fesk ~ jssa she "id salAmaa-
; der IN tfss tfalg
Tbs steam hissls Siagsra Ma, oraars 10 prepare
tst sss ferthwlih Her dasssaaiiOh i unknown ssvs
- tbs nsvai eathsti:scs.
Ia fhs sssssni engagement at Tannsl Ill., Geo.
Gsa, fasner ssFsetsa thrss hundred prisoners. lila
l0ss ~as srYsnty-i,s 10 killed. and wsasndsd
SsaAtor Hicks af Maryland who has beea dar-
getatry ~ II Washington Is rev better. si,d bis
phssleians sztss. sheis opiAios that be wf spssi-
liy recover
The Minnesota LegslstHra Increases The salary of
The Gayefa.r Of that State S.oO1 srd give S5'Sta
TIA psson VIC Killed Little CrVw, the S9gI iEdisn
Chief.
NrIor General Frsns sigrl Is assigned 10 The Asn-
mend ~ Ito Depaifmrf,t 81 Western Virgins sni
viii Il once sassF aP0a ddy in b., nav sld Of ope-
FaGtans. s5ssesg
T,lisnghstT near Alrxanar.A. Va. on Tuesday II
this weSk. caYs,ssing Mr. Dillingham; ard hs tSo
hrothess-ia-lsv, ths f5Tisss subsequently, TaakRs
good bis escrps.
Chinese papers 81 Jsnnary 9th make No Easniioa
Il tho Aissalna bsias q; Ames, bt private l,issts
fr1r shanghai say TIM the pirste Is reported in
thlnpe wators wfi!s aEethsr insius.ss that Semses
is sss,line 81 sIssssIsise.
wilmingsoa. = e., will ,oon CEASE b. h. = sport
81 entry Soc ga kphsls, siase. IN additea Ia the
number & vessels slssady bloekwliag shS moath 81
the Cape Fear Hvet, three ri1re EGnbOais arc o.
at-eS - Jnin tbc sltsdFea iiuneibieiy, p
kintslmRan hSsd saflnaste tbs King 81 Fra'-
sic died recently ., tbs eea Of ninety. Frederick
shs Ssast fHiFipFea him 81 Sans Safca, aud ki".,
rl.la enltiisttd TIE hEs, =. 80 istrpdsecd BY
Alexander Yea uaaInol,li Into Prussia
A Mretsr Company haze gn.irslaken 10 TGiss
10 Bahen,ian, sunken OF PpstIand, wah prsprss
Of ssls4@S PROV del al. weather remains fair Tia
Ilb.Fnia takes the place Of the unfoStanase Bohe-
asliaf. 44s =
fi!nsssI Graas hss ssetrtsinel, by afseoahaissEea
thai H.pl44 sarT. has. byvu idtl 81 70 sscsF Polk
IL Mississippi. Two eafps lIindmahas aud Sievea-
stl ns,frant General Thsaaas willis iIFeckiRrides
l. assigned - command sha Rsbcl abfces In West
NlrIsHa, ka
ona Of Gen. Lees arderlies has arrived ia wss.s-
ingt,, aad giFasa very nterestsns HCeaaBi 81 affairs
10 the heiei asnly in Virginia. lie ssys that GsH.
80 has nsw Only ahant fGenty-iSs thsalssHd Easa.
under Aiuls nsaifhs Two cosfs, eeualaandea Fsspst
iyeiy rs Hill AID Ewell.
ts.lverhor C,lffin has issued q proasHAiloa, in,
~hle be calls uTsA Peauss lyanIas t. snfist ia reg
iaanis filing es in fcns.s ylvasia; and wlrns tAeHs
that thy a segirnepss sFxniting in ether Stsies
thy VIII flFfst thcr claims 10 tils ami attsH-
tin VI eur sysus Nhea peaRded Of siek IN the field
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-12
The naih.

Oar Els. Tennessee psopis have way
Z iasi7 own Il many things. Ia the clees
I'D o. last Satnrlay they did pretty much
,stzey f.leasesl--eScept 20 Tiolats'ihe C.'u
sli'p,.on ard isE-s Of the State In several
Faees - have heard from where The
ta;qa seatitaeut was overwhelming foo
T. .e'k> aisd people repaired al,d tos,k $40
ea's bgi 'sa' prescribed liz the cid Code u
!esa.~sgs- The Fe1p,ss l,i.a . an i,lras ssaae
b'e - oSser ,lrst si'o e nion men Of Fast
I'"s4-ss iisr= gwen <uEicient evidence o.
'.'a'lF Taaqas lie adliii4nal sanctions Il =
- ca 2 snatter b. Wa, military OF
- - Elbed. - - =. !. - 80
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Cksases IN Command.

Geo 2 CsETss WHO has been absent
ss.er@i Ts1TTks ca = sisis 10 his fgmils. NJ,
's1nsa ta i'fls p'st on Friday night hast
sst-aulaH'ed by Lieut. NEeEl sxB II l,;s
"a. sal has resumed his dates IS Prssvost
E.rsAzl fsncral 81 East Tennessee, We
Sys 81 a hsd tasm bath enjoying TX
e&.si heath. aud evidently refFcshed bx
sssSgT:atra "trip
cs kzf-g Si.o . successfully discharged
Is dz.iss Of frovos: Marshal Of East TIN
sssssse ''Eril,g siea. cARTER's absence. has
bssa a9Fais:ssi Post CommandaAt ~ lhis.
Flse. aRd SIS brief career as Provost Mar
saal g:res assurance that he is still .'the
rgai asan IA the right Place
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-12
ARTTLLERYMTH WANTTD

oHE HUNDRED AID FIrTY wEy .AEH
RAnss4 = 50 est l. AID u. Bsttssiss in lks Flint
Tsnnsess AFsfisTy.
The aadsEsignsi having changed his relations -
the seFyies Is tie eoasossoD cf Toe iSlk and iTsh
Tsnsssste RegtDsnLa " Cavassy, ssd siaes that
-fssyiEK raesigDs Sic sppoin;.sebt * Lieatsnsht
Gstlonsi "a The First 1uBn-szss A<tiiisry. would
saFBs.tiy yes respectfully, sstst be0ruits fsF tie
A -<isisTy ssrsiee. 4 baiHe ths highest am ~ The
service IL R6ssds naors eUsDtHissi1ned ASH hoA-
esaa orsd escar4 and ihsrsfe5s tbs highest Fsy
81 Tie ssa<faa sfSIsrporIs ges.iss ale PSF Bs0Ith
saa ssrrvants 81. saeh keltsfy beisE niiUVs4
twelve CorpaFais Instead u eight - 10 cDEsrasjea
10 regiments in other afrns q Ihs service ARa sigh
insssad cf ava SsryssnS., sud f2us instead q tEs
Lissssasass-tsas siFirg iafssf EAEgsa ~ p<oEa0-
lion.
Coma fhss. ass Igis ths Highest ssn u Ne SER
siee Nes u ths tEns - efi5t Siaiis Ina htgbsst
beuHty sFeTtaoan Is beity 1dsFei Nov. aHd In
oil ths Ieth II IAtVh tho E0yernmuat i odsFiBg
t302, besids Other pa Aaa E.losaacoz Co,se thsA.
sad gst sons 81 the slEy ef fntsiag doSz ibls
wicket rebellion.
II asy wsald Prove % eli7aIfo,.s As 20 desire 70
sniisl they viii sisd Hs,or WEILS 81 Elyssh q:
Knoxyliie, LisEt. 1t sART AZ CHHt5n and AsjOf
YTsoExT MEEHs in giaibsrns county ANY Of whoa
viii take year descriptive ks,s and iiTnish trsrs-
po4safieA to Nsshyiite ts aeaqisFtsfs Of the Reg
aasni. Nhsrs yosi viii repors 70 CAPT. d. X YoGS0,
who Il - this time IN command sks viii provide
81 necessary SsIapssSnts End cscaf,rIs f5r you.
JAMES A. DOUGHTY,
fsi9f L. CT Ia Tenn. Art
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eossaslsssl he IsllesElis
.ass.l i ~ S Is ) sssssss S. !
4 sd 49, - - - 81 E ilsil s ~
sha 5spet II the &sf kaef II HiasasAs.
asasAlllls eslaily sfls eaki III ~
dogs. - ~ FsAste II sli4. so ll.is an SspSsk
Feasal ans..s sssss tsfla ~ ~ lska 8
ST. hxss bet u 81 iss s is asSs cess.,,ss
iglss sd salf alEflAs ahss Il Is 4 8
kAeas . ihs ssstf lkE 80 Hnahess sss4fi ssless
I'D ae1 esl Ehcmf And lhat iaossassf. IL TAD.
kess hess s.gEal sss;ss elsssas q .si taehs has.
~ ssts She ststssoal X a,ss sasl.il
he Islana eaa take de sfss ssd - ia ems
Away alsse mt y.s1y ihessl
Al Va hass b aefeAa d III. aex@sefs Ii tAssl
We tild aa1aFs fR8f tssfa = anslhsaff BIZ
Il shey preff sttss - tssss tssst - tae fsilsss
% tssf AFtad. esialas and seap fafnisssea shens
grega re Noshasis.asy lssss.s ssss ~ she psssss
siltlsls 4 y q their fking Aaa e'.la Hsn,s nal
flsl5 - rafse1s1 nafsra fathef likb sas Nt<e q
aseshsf esifnss e ltks nssirs IL tes kb9ys e.sk
4 i daS "a 30, esshsp<
II any tl.ia9 saore wicked sad insulting
tAhh the fs,regeshg can be found IN the an
nals Of Newspaper lisesnsare, We eenfsss v's
have uos ,,si viii, IL II shows The ssrril,ia
acptl. &c the bitterness ,shich snimaics tie
traitors az tae saath. Tknsssnly .fe have
lived amehg shem. and se:h aud islt their
interest latA can FORM s,ly aslc. aate idea Of
IL II has dried an ali the lsuasains az leu,
letpsss and sympathy Many iapn, an,i
zee women RS. who weru nsoslelx cf Kind.
Iaes3 saa sasatleaesa, beiasv The saass,a .,l SCI
ssssies seisel them and feiseesi li.e;r asar,s
have hsesrt9 nnstsY III fafs,as,s, a. ,.s,si,~.f
as devils.
lfsre 4 'ise case of Starring uaton pri..
eherk mha 10 save themselves rom death,
kili and car tlogs.. THEY are Starving be
esase tiass tspitSfs asa Iis,sds viii mi iced
them. aud lcesHse they est the siogs they
are iaagilei al and laoclied, ana tantalised
with heef.steak, bread. POTATOES end soup {.
Can hu.laA Insligal,v glaay sartiasF2
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w .yara thai tlie pgpple If this laiRoH.
'a''a the 5isiriets sog;ls q tie HJlst0n--
'slaiSss5r einesiOa on Saturday in the old
.s''''aa' 'sas. Having never tteBdisssyal
10y tsa ~, icei i ass@,.ssary b take sisy d
i- E.sii,1i.g usually administered 10 5 die.
q. 4 '4ea- IL tile elsctian in Angsl-l, lsGl,
>'aFt in.ries gave asaAiisoxs r5fs ier
: ls.9a esel,l..l.ate. and that isq alter the
- lad asreied. Saei, people do not
- I !'sialres anr cath - renisFe thefa
'i.--''. Of eiizchsaip Wi,at scope d
"a a7g IVstisern atsss even, can
y = = ssitsr rvrzard ti.aA south AHlcr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-12
RIsHakh TiEtDKEs.
Sc NaEgrf. Mareh 5. ],


KsxasTos, Asreh l. iset
RE- W. o. 5Sssfsgsss-- Der ssr; Permit ne 20
make fsx resnsrss 70 you ihfs Htggessed them
sellers 20 ne ass esssss as On atrtp b and frotn
year RlaSs. F:sss,r yes 20 Aasiss al ile farrsrrs
sing flse llss whsse .lase ksaio. Of tsseis have
pass = siii ;ssroyei al sas ssh ,its 10 talks what
rass they have len ahi saas M 81 each eni os tas
farm asi vherdt hsrs thtsa or 5sr p;ring 4hry
can ss,ctsse the va.,ls ~ aat ap Agtsd gate ~
easit cs, tlss! Sil eea All shs,i sasfis ny which
I.,saas sratsleal Of lsn8 thsa will oaasrxlss he
oai viii sc speleI ana e 90 esnerwi-e ealtisatei
ihsrs esn p slit ~ sJa q lss a,yai All adj.
VS. tbs za;hqties 70 is.asl street oglegs that all
- zics shail T. Esrsn.stsi AMI .haAli trseps %
ssssa trans shall stFsfIls shl, tkea ~ thrte are
slSaSs saEsius Haen eE.'eyh Aloag 10 DO i S'thost
lsterferBvln toe la.. viii the forward ssceeserf
q viates r Iaay be -pas4ngg Evey ans can -
h,s very ib1sssttnt Il slsas evry Pois - fpo4
k,r maa AMI bssasi tsst ca b. ps4 In East TsR-
posse ss.esid b ssveL Tia wlsa;r hslnz Ao~
aI..at risysae CIT n lsrs raj saoa
., oaee 81 gris So q. o. " alsSgs- snl Ma.
kenney = fru.s slllss ~ tAa lands es~csn. dis
tans4 a three a. Eae aoiieal can b. sesurate
c.a,sl IN ta cay. ~ the ispa, tens assrly ~ IN
elsyer M { s.r1ss, wnasa seosd yast aHeest "
l.,ssosags ~ hsy for tho arHsy.
Yoafs Respectfully.
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A Coed Eallng House.

Taa eAEsAis RassksiL si,e fts'r'esoe.ef sAs
NV Eating Hsge Hssrthe neswsis knsH q en-
ieryrss I'D gol lasts no. sill aalt afieF sissise
bis ,ssaiiissmsst Tic Hr:sss Il tbs Nss prsssiss
ii rs ias4F6si. slent Meg.asg . salas
last, aal aus. say thai Il wsa aapeFla Tla gfeNs
ale,naasss With svlsiih hs tatsss hleengea pEnssa
h6o sass8Jesa 3 The gsptaIs esiuiag especially
utss4 .re consider no eulsln q the ~ ls.ish
81 szassaisinsss ahs1a ssg ssapas psAei'a ae,s =
sc aar kil.i l.sst sssst ifpuss sissss
b. ea,orsr.s siIl asa - s..lai FslA qfpIsEasiSn.
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:. q naowRhcw ndIssr.
lsloN fos INr sAeE 81 UNloM

4, a, issaf. the Ss.Fs kaSs hsSstls 90
S,,,,S sss5tss ere sr So Lsi-etyt
r.,.s tie Na,s,a -Tsi'saees e N, Fssea
- \. -, h,st ~, s4es4 y fiaet the asws.
80, ,.ss trss,gas- Setsl s'sses essdss.
xs...Ssef ~ .Ersuapsss 1tBd ss4 ssaf
,,,.n "a, al fsess h~stsh, rs n~t tssas thss
se. sfar, sssl s,sAa vi.iist tsteas ths sas
y, s.sss.r, ets Ne nsss esssCssaion sesf
a., 49,, ne bsef ~ .sa ., see-s tssa tast,
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lEzetNe4yed OF Bt01OxAN
OF ths NJ ghs = Ne ssih Psirassy. Two MULES
= ths RiIOalng description
One black lbensl mniA absss ysat %, Iti
banda Lsgh.
/ OF. asa !rAa., asas srsy ASA sacus . ysss
Al - tsess males aFs afAsd on he highs siseal-
sf Tish tbs Roman lstssf = 81, VIII paif ef scis
tofA ~ ~
The aicss tsrsrd wIll u paid ~ rtsafninK lie
stoye laale, ~ f5g s@eh. % s. r Askie soss nsar
ths Pest etzce
Knoxville Fs6 g. fnaaseh3-ltS
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Attachment.

Il. s. HuhsargA Va. L. o. Haynes.
TIE piainsiG On afsissEii that shs dsEsnSiaat =
isastss hi and that Be- - sh.onnsls that psOossa
ezAnot b ssrxvd on han aud having obtained an
original sl.sehnaea, against the DESCENDANT made
nsrnabls bsfoFe r %. JSareimor, : Justice q The
Pace q Knox csisty. and the sane having bssn
;eTied On bis pr1Fsrty IL IA orsrsSl By said Jssiis
that defendant sptsssr bSfors hin a. as otse- Ia
Knoxville On thssash lay Of June, lsS4, or il gill
he proceeded with sx-psrte,. Il a further ordered
that tina noaiee Be published f9r four consecutive
week, n ne khoxvliis Wig. ffa u dsy q Ne
veEbes. lss,
fsb2o-av pRss R D JouRoLMoS. J. Z.
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To Iadiana soldiers.

Asss i B;ak, Captain IN tl.y gsts Reg,
.'i.ara E1Iaateers proposes eollt1A
r''E q le'etEg ssritten ~ Ind ana
...,,. 'f'esss and frislhics, 10 make a
s,. Ia 70 es eallet Poetry. BY Iadiana
- ne '''lie.es short poems iron
49,. = '.sr& lbi'eas .fsgimeHt add
80. So c''a oat ac'sla.l..ai..i i,y TIE PRO.
a., F'.ilk company and regi.sebi Of
~, ''f b'Feci Capt. Jkxns II. fsrRG.
n, '"d'aaa nlhtsry AgsB.y, Nashville.
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\. " EssAers VI. r. 4. RAmasy aid J. b. Nc
HUT Ramsey.
TIKI rlaIasia % aIs1avil thst shA 5ssenaAnls
sre insisbsstt0 hina sad tkat tssy soSh4c9ad thai
psScess eaHHaE i,s ssfssd on thsG kssihg oltaiasd
Al eFgsal sttashment sEHiHsl tbs estate 81 III. de-
fsndatts. tasde Feinsnsbls ieksts n D, Jbarvlm0B.
sstss basiag hssH levied on ih-iF prosperity: Il Il
ardervd by sid Jastiee thss descendants appear b.
fore him " his csee h khsxVIlls on tks fourth day
- Juas iss; sr & vii 10 pFpcesis8 With stsATis
II is further osdnrsd thai tia netire b pehlisssd
t,F four consecutive weeks n the KRoxSilis Wing
This "a day Il November isss.
nlsfsssyfss' RID. JouRoLuox. JP.
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Nofahera papers are circulating The r.
part ihat I'arson Rf0wnJom Is dssid Helk.s
and res,sl. syasslsati1sefs ans eapsesiIeaIlas
ne doubt. Nfsh he lad 'shalllcsi % this
naslfal col & he has u0s. slsweptf Nay
lse i've tAoasAassl yeagA Men ~ itn1aas
iorr ought = ha pelgalttss 81 TIE forever
: ..N'askeslEs Ustse
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PERSONS wanssax rs. cappsf, Esass o. sAsss
fssn vass sspaised, CO have q dine " sssdizg 4
taaortsr u ffinss sad Characterised ssssss appss -
ssra is--s.. w. GOTHAM ) CO
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ANx yefssa hhnsinz shyfktnn - ths w4srs-
sbouis q 4. W. btHE X Ianise siii essf.f n.
vi On his father by ialsfusng nr. W. o. Bss~s-
Ice; ~ addressing ne Al Knu1viilA Tsaa. -
shsiI stnsip hsfs sOns GIsan
snsri5.sss = W. IlURKR
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HE8serAErrxs sb RKS'T I. 7. v tyr, ,
.Nsar Kne4Filie, FEB. lAih, IssA

viii ssrA FIFTY DOLLARS Or the delivsry
eSmy karse and ths thbsf wh.s stole him. about tie
eih q FebFsafy fst4 Aim kisgs,on, Tena- 10
whs-s ks hsa teez ssss By srers trens nspaFiussnt
nsedquaFters M cAAres a. Capt D w. II. Day, A
@ n - ha sapplisa wisa fopzsa
Dsaersetioa---f;eloe braxa. six Yeas az tsf
bands high yefiow n5sa. len hins pct ard psstern
lains white. ss2 waaat eetigsly well of scFatchsa
lie walkt re aR1 spirited
WI sEoTT, AM
ahse-tss 81 =. Esns. Va. zsk
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Iso9 So sast Ohio usayt Artillery.
T' .sla3 IS. 'rriyel Ga Monday last His
gl,,,.. 'Igtssal has been assigned ),
ny ssrs, apfsT fspi. RETr
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] ,1i'bA'i'is Is REsfi CavAtRY.-.
80 - eyiaiaaass 81 pattefson and
al s, .9'r,Te9 - I9aI,gn VA A,.s.lagstsS,
g.ao5 ''-'i''.t.''as are thai tl.ega MI IT,. !
sz ss.soiidaiioh oI rebel cavalry :, ,,ap
3'9S"63l G0Eeffc =
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nksfas ts{11s Hffflan4 Dss. q fns Miss.
Via 1ian, fstf4<g -. 13De
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II. % enplIsses slsh irsSe sesnlagehs. Me-
slaE.s afe 1tlekf hstbofi3sd y purchase lE shs
NatsA nfsik sha sfs4 Esd ~ tstl lsasrssss, and
shi - rsls - Nssh8llis m sls Is eiiiseas - The
haie e. Teaansea end eltissas seffel41iaf kfs per-
piltte1 tIShip tie sasea assF iks Military far1sds
g NssFs theS fpqgifa ii en- satisfying ths loeal
ftefssf Mshbai u Nkshsiiis thaI II Z st ICED
plfes9s hl98s
- - .
~ er1ss II nsssr Gsasrai g 8. CRANE.
fslfhsd1 q bssnaA a, A. O.
slsEa@ss Hrsaf Ctefi4 gHs A+A0. aaff1sf
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SELECT sCfiOOL.
No. HAMEa WHAWRE t4.,. - i,s-

Mra.JAMES q. HARE bess 70 insc-n
her friends An1 the ps5ie Of the ci;y = RuSxviilS
and is Visaiy. tlRt her 4. stssfon VII egrnn-Pncs
Or MoEaky, ths Tth of 4AcsA. She wiil give thor
osgA inStractians in iLs s,ssaeniEfT branches q
eSa4 English sdncs.ien
Tsrzs, the tOssios % tveafy ws.ks.........Sis 90
nAls sessiss .......-.....-. 50
Fsqf weeks -
PAYMENT IN ADVANCE
R<y~ Residence On Church street TfSb7s-9ts
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John B. Deters,
"a West Fourth Street,
Cincinnati, Chies
WIZ oLESALE DEALEu
AND
NJ n NUFACTUR ERR
M
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

SPICY-WHAT A BOSTON, GIRL WANTS.
The editress of the Boston OttCe Branch,
having received q communication from
Nashville, Tennessee, inQuiring whether
some female printers could be obtained
there to 60 to Nashville, replied a. follows:
Every girl in Boston, who is old enough
to work in y printing office, or any other
office, has q lover, whom she would be
Just as likely to trade of for Tennessee
article % she would to swap him for q
grizzly bear. The idea Of Boston girl,
who goes to operas, paronizes Julien's con-
certs, wa!tzes once week, eats Ice cream,
rides in the omnibus, wears satin slippers,
and sometimes kisses the editor, going to
Tennessee, except she goes as the wife Of
one of your first citizens, editors excepted)
is truly ridiculous. Would not q girl in q
nice silk dress, pantalettes and shiny gaiter
boots look we'll trudging through the mud
and mire of Nashville, to an old roost Of y
printing Office, the walls of which are COW
cred with posters offering rewards for rum
away niggers, while in one corner of the
room two old darkies are jerking away at
Ramage press, and in the other the editor
squirting tobacco juice all over the floor?-
Wouldn't she be iii q nice fix when the ed
itor and some great brute of fellow, whom
he had offended, got to play at the game Of
shooting their revOlvers across the office at
each others head? Who would 20 home
with her, dark nights? Who would take
her out to ride on Saturday afternoons. and
go to church with her on Sunday? No.
SRA Boston girl would not 60 to fennes-
see for love or money; she can get enough
Of both nearer home."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

FIRE-WORsHIPERs AND FIRE-EATERs.
Five influential Parsee firms in London
have contributed five hundred pounds
sterling "for the support of the negroes
emancipation under the proclamation Of
the President of the United States" The
case is remarkable, in an historical point
of view: fire worshipers assistin elevating
the victims of fire-eaters. It is also little
startling, albeit it may be wholesome, to
remark that India finds a field for it's for
eion missions in these Christian and en-
Iightened States. The bread we cast upon
the waters comes back to us we'll Salted!-
The Independent.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

Mrs Jane Bartlett, of Charies.on' IN ~
Missouri, recently shot herself .n ;n";sed to
heart with pistol. Sne .. Vas ;ncomnati.
s SiIiiv Of sempsr between herself and hns
hand. She left three letters, in oneoi wnicn
She expressed her desire to be laid OUT ~
her wedding garments. She had arranged
her room in perfect order. removing nsl
shoes and crinoline, and placing WASH.
basin, towel and soap on the lounge wne. rs
s Speke aae wife; she was only twenty years
Of age.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
Trip Lightly.

Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong,
We only make grief double
BY dwelling on 1t long;
Why clasp woes hand SO tightly?
Why sigh DER blossoms deado
Why cling to forms unsightly?
Why not seek JOY instead
Trp lightly over sorrow,
Though all the day be dark,
The sun may shine tomorrow,
And gayly sing the LARK:
Fail hope has not departed,
Though roses may have fed:
Then never be dOwn-hearted,
But look for joy instead.
Trip lightly over sadness.
Stand not to rail at Doom,
We've pearls to string, of gladnesS.
On this side of the tomb;
Whilst stars are nightly shining,
And Heaven IN overhead;
Encourage not repining,
But look for joy instead.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE;
PRAYING.

When evenings shadows softly fail,
And all beside IL still,
When sunsets mellow beam delays
Upon tho lonely hill.
stand upon the misty shore,
And gaze far out to sea-
The waves have each a tale to tell,
And then pray for thee.
When morning glimmers in the East,
With hope renewed rise.
The robin. wren and thrush's hymn
Are filling all the skies:
And. sitting on the cold gray rocks,
MY gaze Ia on the sea,
StA Watching each far shining sail,
Iyearn ard pray for thee.
And through the long, long golden day,
The stately ships go ny,
Tnelf Starry pennantS proudly 6O0t
Against the quiet sky;
Some fold their weary wings and rest,
Some fade far ont to sea,
And yet with iOnd aud fearful gaze
! watch and pray for thee.
Ny waiting heart il blest at last
Past griefts nOugnt tome
Earth seems heaven of bliss and love
This gracious day tn me;
The happy ship that brings thee back
With tears cannot see,
But now feel, as well may,
NY prayers were heard for thee.