davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

Hs.sa sfs z-sgs srizaisss -its peculiar sss So,
- 10 Fr e5s s-sFsetos SisFass saf sss 4t-r -ai-
- ssarssz sseileE iaaFs~y- -%-z srs-tsur-. s4sr
fh8s sasss q actEea
ffsy srs ssss iH s5asisfn q rrssry rssl .zh a.
Errri Chfs cstsTfh = slsassr rsf frri..s., =
b H.fs-r saI rs-t-. pss-- = ~. ps-.-.t. al H..
ibE 81 issaat5rsass ~ rri,- a - % tsS ~ a.
ssts- -ra~Fss4 -rssssfaa - IEH-sT - .a
slasrasa iysp~ssi7 .sra.- shs--ssfa. Cpr.-srs
Ars-ilH1i ss4 rsa-4s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

fIs Wa CslEsUs Gslss . tie uls q . nsv
ala very sEieEssys sors o. lie sztssss II eis4uss
sss.-f' tlt s''srHasEt rFo~iag ont e lbs FsesSi
-s 3. = - tie HoU JasEe Kss u OhIo. tna "a
t-Ff-sa I'll a. Tie lssI torsas and sslasia1s 90
- 49, ss ihs prsssn; day
'--"ss-s a Co. II Csnciars1a saHeuses its
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
so 8

saasH sza - rs ~ ssaas stua Hasa
v.is aFss ksNtygi- RatlsAks fas TA.Fs - -
BPsH ths led 6keaE~1 TAs Eass
fruEss-s sEa VEsEs a4 ksI Ps--s tespssA ~ aeS th<s
n ngs - EpsB
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

10 tsv'tf Franz EsssasEC-, sah Tea aess ks4 Tea
49, e iEHd sa4is ~ fAa asss
4suT~ - utssts4 upas Petst IS f-~t higher
3sfs sae has Sac rs- q hs CsassissA ssA otsst
- saa - Isassssr<skfvsr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
No 2

70 FsTa si ls ~ zis~ kaalvills Thss- .
a.ss q 'es sors -@sA FtAas ss~ stsIy Hess, sRz
aba sHe-sat sFflag ssz E3eA fssrh ArFas
ives Thar {. 70 Acre. 81 rAsrsa sss. al 81 ~hish
sfsss an4 Ft1y,T
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

z,=ss AZ lig = always
g'-zss frgsa dfy goods
-asa.as zap. IRE usually "a o..si,.., ~ a. sss
E~f's '-'.' 3. I'''siff ih7 article, vi. b tsvs
- .a a-.lt ai o hays@ = ef5aiLs.ts -ssatais. tn
.s So - as#t sli ebespat a.7e'ly. .ss...A
arf 81 f-'-Fan--tis rars Thssoap, . Coz a,s
O. ass 49, sA1.. saa4i tie s94Hify = Lcirr
saf ~s .rF ~ss ass.gatig
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

s Lad u sts,y Asfes. 81 v.st tssh eel
- tss rss ksotyilis shs aFaa The kzsf ftHse4sss
Nt,sula sssrya3, rssaiY Acres q sAsA s-~rsa ssl
tar eibes EsFty ssrly tianh>esd.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

NJ Z

g. Yam, ssb-s frea Essstifi. ala Aesss 100 Acre.
sTsa saa is svsE, ths sAss sss santss 80 hsass
sss tssH sai sssiass Tbs Esss fsszs<sss susasa
kziiT - Fsss~s throaks n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
EDUCATION.
NOTICE

'I,HR Tenn EssEE DEAF AND DUMB
scEQoL ~Sii ss<ssA tAs s.ssFtss = FSFls,
N-s&ss; Ne BE ~ nsn<ases. gsaftsss
sssfl8n tvt Eot Nos soy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

Aa5sr i~estagg b'ss b~sinss ssiA ress, sAl
faT Afrrs - Lss4, ties kszas azA
SD 'sssE To sz,lss trh kssIsis saa sgos kAss
yale sas Esil-as- Piks
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
no AN WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

x1THxasAs, es THE isih DAY uF 90 IohEF,
w is1etks ossss Bank Eais IN sssEs asn' "i AZ ~,
sssa led Fss sFssasj saa assd, 10 the sHasisshsd
10 szst fsr he eessat u the sFefaEs Of sa'd hahh
Aaa ubessas said Baak l. indebted IN Vas'ea' sH'"uh't
A. l,vssx eesseHs aakas4s 10 he aB8sFsi sEsi
Mes tkSssfogs ~ sfeipss u aid iiask as" hnT'tf
aafsA l. ptessst hsT eaisas sgsiasi s.ii b's e az
SIS. MAFsBsulLi,
JOS A. hABkf,
3.ssu fFuEtoss, kasEVIis, Team,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

-sf ~ FaalsH Yg1 cas- sask- Sis Do.-
a.. E.Ey E-a. Csl sEd s2ssa.se ~ IrYes-
-7 -s-'a-sy ase.--s u sseryhaly % sAmp.1
'i .-.. ty anal So s3e lbsl rstaif sss.ly flr 10
L Ha.coI Iis CAslhKa kqaRrs, Neu
'@s sspsis em
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
NOTICE

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INsOI-
Ia ysef 81 n sssss = JssfA sssasT ds~as- -
NssrsheF tsss. - fs tazatg Esos 81
u Al sarz~ss at.h>d e. AL -stats thsFrGs Eas-s
Ill b. Ell ssSsss7J ans sss s-fs-nf aat a. bass
ksssa 4i4s Es fbsss stta As ttfE
VI Us heasls csst Fzuprtf szsAsstiosssa ttfr ~
ffs tsy a AaFsk Ksst, tAes sfl - fryvsr BAIRD
dnsizsM 81 civ EiANp A3ua Q. g..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

~.ss 80 TssiEEss X tolg5Iis bisia3oa Ne
s.a' q TfmF.vAnac uaee ever Thaaday eve
.as ats elsa, 81 I~4ppraBos iiea
w HslF. N.P
p t-vt. 3 deaf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

Bio aEss. sts feU KssEytrs. sal Zee Acre q
bend
H. ss sHy part ~ ~ .h0ss rsorsfs eessyA
rfisrf- -a&e II iais Pfi.r.
JuS 4 MAEBf
saasaaf ksssyiilr. fsen.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
NO 9

!, HsHdT-4 AsTss u Ls4A Asif Fusn ths kasi
TsrBssH~s AEd FIGiHs ksTssA psesf sas apSa
't All Rag-Igs Fss 50 imgresswssts tsesa 10 ssl
tIsHtl rsTb ah4 sets
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
BY VIRTUE OF Az ORDER OF SALE

ssssS CA ts~ CsreiI SoSTt II HRsI seaHty sta so
IA hssss ttsg ts case - tks R1ss Nass
t ~s'aT3as ~ 80 asy q jasasSy tse7 all tA- rfh
tir sisS 49, ssusaEa TAI AAAsEses Ass - e
7fts7 sss sEa % psstr The -4s Il Nstsf
- sF az = hssssis ssi~isisx tie FtSFsrty o. Chssis
Hoo sGf -ihsfs %ats PsFsfts utl hp sa,a
thAf NFH hs1tig FsOe-~rra AEainsf bis saa
sth~Ts y BLshbEN. sasFtf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
MEDICINES.
49, ----s H1s
t3UCHU.
Prom Dsvsssstory Of the United states
DI0sHA ORBNATAs BUOHU aRAVBa.
fRoSRaTrEs
aEnl,al rsor.Rr1Es Asn rar.

fa-is -aa' 10 sFass Hsssrs .ss soussh=, s'~1ssts-
ssii sss'7s if-ssri-- so .aslss-as t7 s,st
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

| WILL SELL. 10. TIM HfgHrsT
s'sss ~ essa n tssa - H. srF ssss &s4f Is nsss
t 3D.. ': .s:, Z. g :s.:.
i-s tsnss ssS sts slsaAt 10 IA s5ly VI Hkessss 80 Il
s s,s s e s ssss .. .g ~ e =. = =
seIss Mai re is..s issssk, shs sshsf rlss q e.
sss ~. 40 i sssss :. " sss 80 = ss .s - -
E,ss.s,s ~ u "a s.,s.s Ivs isssn.s. As.
3 s sss - e S.ss. IT, s' -. 49, .gs 49,, =.
''i S. q +: III :''' lbs ' i m s.s
BY VIRTUE OF AN oRbER or SALE
.ss &C. s & = 81. 80 s.s. .. s.sss. .. 80 e =
% e s.tss.i ss - - {. s.ssss i,s' \, ,.s sA.
;sssl5. -. s..i e.sE ~ 8 s.ss.sss .-s., ass. .
Ftsss, .lI - : .ss,.s ~ fsssss ssiss
ss . s :: .l & s s I -. 3: 80 ::
'' s:I. ::s. ;:.a ess !. & - sss:lissss .
ny VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE
i:'-s4 ns =. clr.si. cssss = Esss sssss gu eli e
. 3 s,sss.y ss .s Il i..ss, i. Il x. ssss
,i ssi ,ss sssss ts.t b T. y. u 81 8 s.r.
s. vs.; .ss ~ s s 81 ME- 49,.
80 ;ses,s ss:'.s,ss -, 80 - sssss s =
,sss, HI. sssr. a v. c.5e.s sss> tIs I'D a. =
Sss.-s., s isss ssAspss, ss.-ss.
By VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF sAI.R
tsfNya ureft f6fI ef&Nfft
-, ss.srss, !. 81 g. Z Iss.s,, -, i j. sss'
yiss 20 sA Cfv bisssss 81 Sea- ssassy sssss.
IL: IL: : :ss: "a Is. ss' .s s s - !. Va
80 r'ar.'', 81. - 81. :: ..u. ,I..s..s, DE-. ,.~..
pssss,ssiia a, Isss d D. AkAanks. ssssn
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
,,.ss1 ts 8. ,.s', oess, .. ksss s.ss, .sli 81 V
~: !: .., =; 4: n ,;:;:,: z =: I
So, sgus,, al. . =. l.sss Il rss. sss.... 90
I .1a 49, r:s,.. = re: = .... O.: ss.s
sr.'., ss rs N i. ss.s :, y.srssr, iss sss.
nse.~t,is ,1s's n. p RHAaess, sAsrts.
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
'-.veA tsp As Cstt 81 Kas, ssaasyI ell
%. htAsst sass fs hsuss ssss knsa.
uis .i. saS J.mssa sssl w..s M ."s a.ss. X.
10 Aas r. ss,sH hgsss sba iet .iss.sa "a sai-lasess
sGs ss si';' . sag 80 si I'D sss
S1+ LE.' ~ .s.s. . .t ss,. 'sss Ne.
rs,.S,s.t "a. ,sss xp sranprs. ss..ts
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
is's eH N. otr,oH 'eSr, q Ksas ssust,. ~ 81 -
, ss,s,S.J u. sS "a, e J.ss.rs s -, 81 e. fsss
tts. ei-s $50 ts~.a5 ,As, c.'ss- tsis, sea
k, s 's .s s -. .sa. y - soTr . s.s
Aef NAb"fs teefalsNf satf
80 = $50 - a'isfg tee eSAsss II sssa fp tbs Cir
fnt vestt 4 knDs Ssssy IN aver - hsfris asa
- tsVuT q } q nsoi
psvsasssI 2 isas. l. RkAApEs. sssrts
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
i'sasd ta ths CREST Cert 81 kSsf sosnty v ss
a.. hHksi tstsT 81 sssh. Tbs
vile sats's.y ,hs 81 Is, j.sa.1T ,ss' al rss
n'ls s!ss ssA Assna tAat HsEe iatrS4 has esd e
tTrstH q iAki siRstss tbs lsth owl District
hsss aStf aAeatsg tAs sas u hsssa gsors brtss
& " AtHaid ssa ethsFs- eestsistas sst1
Fff~ "a - $50 - sNtisiy !sasssn. fhsi D. -
asy = tsbEzIy lsfi
besEa bsF =, lES u. EEAHnEF SAssss
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
'.sssS l To- csr Ho~Tt IT HssI seaHty ell 81
iA sLss tssg ts case 81 tks Aras Nass
tl ~ssr3ay ~ 50 dsy q jasasTy tEs7 r,fAt
ttfirs iss, 49, ssHsEa thai AaasFsa hss ssa l.
eos sl7 ssss sE % sfasir The .l4s - NssT
'sF v = hssssiis ssjstsisS tie StsFsrty o. Shssiss
asrr~ ssa r'bsfs >ats PtsFsTtS ui hs ss,4 sasfy
Ehru2 thA W. hsstIE Asairsf kin saa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
NOTICE
NUIIUk,
INK INSOLVENCY nE TIE ESr

TFFfhh ENsVLF ENNI Ut FII ~ I = :.
u ~ saAa sss1ay sstss<e4 hssiss ts-a ssSxssts4
- eeasty 1safs Il ls9r1ssa T.Ea ~ ssol
d, ssfSnE ssAsF sssf - sit~sssf fras Z & snss ~
ssststssfaf rzt3 ksast THe ersSF that Fssz
sssa ~ Sad ~ fssf Nssfs ~ EF--zf-s " -
ssSAyiAg E-fssas sls aSsfEss $40 l.
IL tk sfk the clsFs - set Cssass tsss ssf asiksii
ssts4 - rsfss4 ~ iaS- sfss ~ hftt A1assF "
AFfs lsT- esSS PIE aistthstHa b. sar
~ ssts estate ssras tAs Fasts "a s - --t
Aafres
0ttSass ssa@a n sAss.as. Nsssa II sst1 7@r
- paa4gfaes ths asss ArsSsy = ts<asaAsF, lase
4 assfE.sa gAAHk u NtCt3bts8S. tE.fk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

I.'bR SALE 800 HUNDRED ACRES
bs issSssss- hEas az ths Aosta 81 Flssy EisoI.
hr. s eel flss sfsrf t,tsos iaaa aaa ssFy RTe
UasrsI -, 90 ossesi shst besa ssld
- u is sss isu1 sssi Il u s,is o. tssshsf
o 900 apesos sEyaDrk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sUcHU

= go - P---rs 'r. -s- 80 e IT, q as 80 =
- -r e ne isn- -laas- re sasf clzsa-assa'
fs'.s Fsiss fs1 .-fffss ~ -tGfr-u
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

rrs Aasnts tsaI Easw iAs SIG. Asibs aA4
,tas ufss Esst Ivsssssss EBA Sirssas hsrusA SD
.. sss..- fgraa ku-Tstii~.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

WE HAVE SEVERAL APfLlFA-
W rtoNs So asgss 90 ~ a-ss sraf tqa 50 sssss-
t=f e. ss-fy taIrsft asagias @ ssAls, ssasE ss az
= faFes t,rA razars s@aisr esA eaasss sAHaAi sxE
os - stSlaH kENsuS q sEYNoT r.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
roR Sale. 900 ACRES OLE UNIV

Fbofgp LANDS Id aiastvat FsIts q k.st frsRsssss
-EtsiuBT ssattk Well sazptsd
sfsiIBS sFssaas sIss sas tes.f-
As q ts aAas veil satsA 10 sstil ecsasss 81
EHEfasts Fasislzss spsszsg sssss tss1 q lesx n Es
Tss-s,ss. @ = Fsa-Fis I'D sssss- sass. d sAse.f-s
gs5s.s - ArNsJs 4 sEfaopn,
kssi Est..s Bfsk~ts,
t,gt1r kaeHsliis, fsaa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

TyRoCkERY AND GLASSWARE, IN
I. sisrs ass ~ 49, cew4s. asCEuso g.
SPICE. PEPPER, ALSPICE, CL0f Is
eowAN. 9seLUSa 4 &C.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
REWARD.
saso nrwARp.
WHEREAS. II HAS BEEN MADE

Hiitiss 9. sssvstss, GsvsA<es 80 fpt sIatr - YES
ssssth V "a ssS ssAtt sts iptas fEssFSrs -aKsSs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
NEW lNp RICH !EWElRY.

~ II SMITH HAS JUST RETU RSEp
sseps ks4 fssA Hfh . sat etfssEt stosA q
ssh4s Gisss sItsst ssI sassr Pates tsas, .stss'ss
fs7ss Fsat s1at8 chy<as. b. A.
"a et-ae7 vsuSstfa - FsFFss~sts1. . -
ssffslss 0pV esI1h
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
CIOC,ksi CLOCKS!!

EVERYBODY WANTS A CLOCK
II &c "a . szKt@t Js~sisy -,sT~ sad tt - lhs's
Oaefks shsst spss-tn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
BY vIRTuE OF Az ORDER oF sALE

~ I'M Il VT nv VhDbh VIZ SAAB
i.sssd tau ~ CREST Cesri 81 kBsf osntJ ss
~ hHkrsi tsfsT 81 essh
vile satssssY The eh asy - tsaasfy tss ali ne r,shs
ntis. s!ss as Asssns thai Asse isitF< has ED
tErtstH usr' q iARi s1sis - tbs lstA owl bsrtet
hsss csstf ali>atsI sAs i.as u Rags brss
& " AtH4ii at etksFs, rcstahias sakA
Fff~fD sA - sOsa - sstsy lsAsasst thst D. - -
.s'@' - sSs.Hs tsa tsEs sissf., Gs4. tks isA
asy = @ssEaIy lssl
Dose ~ e. lrsN n = BEAhnEF nsssH
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
wANrEp. FARMs 10 aRNP.

EAaAAA ssNfH a szsss stAS1i 81 - $3.50
Atfab as.Es iuss 80 tbtsye- t SABAtI Sass
81IlIiaa, Batlstst4. " fslTIi -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
By WRITE OF AN ORDER OF sAIr

isssi per The Cf,od 'eeTt % ksHs ssnRfy ~ ssH
tAs hg~st es5Ss fI eAsA ID. bsass aeer Asss
vile sststday The sch aay ef JsEasry issf ali tas ttks
tt. vi1E SD tss.a3 Jsselles h
.sias i'se' q aaa satassa The ssh cl-, hts5es
hE"t cean'1 a40isss th- lAsas - J aoFT. rsts.a
aa Vfhsrs tsatalsHG Loo saA RFuEsfy
80 = $50 - ss'isl toe orders II sale ssssea N Tbs Cir
UeETt 4 kuua SSsstY csc In aver ~ hssts asa
- tsFuF q , u Hao4
Hsrss iErr - a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
WANTS

$1,000 re u.s. = =. y IS, ,' - .,i,
1sA.a TaT,s tiBls. tasor aas sIgaf 49, sVas IS
gts, Nafraatrt ase Esss Assr -aHslf ~ iAFsa .es7a-
taL Ess astas saht - -aa trst stsifs - -
a. a. xssh a. tuss Es-.s 49,. H e-ss q Nssaas
sfs- 3 a1.os. s1sa1 70. 80 aFas - Js-rf es7A7
s.4uss AZ s..sss ara "a sf fssts ~
~ sssssf ,ss5s..zi tisisates s'I-zaf, s-ef +-s ~
sse.s IS "a aFa -ass gtatk, Al Hfsissrd Asss-s
Css1Ss2t IN lAsA-S
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
40 IL

aa TtAt Il LAsi u Esby eaf AeTss s1atk Il Ihs rvsJ
s8a bsf ls i5aB tbs tssIi hass sad oAsihs apes tA
sta0f "a" Jset W. ~ ~ Nh There IL kns
ais ttig 60 e tGi, Issj
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

l. ArTrs e ah@fssssa iasd In the tsrrosstea
EsG GssIVs kaoWB ss Fiat Hail. fsfmssiy sIoe
sba Tssisss Vi Jsags asss Tsss sHs spIihs spSa
ih tbs rEhs TO o. IL Tsais Lao lees ere
tn tttrI. sui q LAf mills ffua the ce1rt aeass.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

Vseasf Lo's-oss sssSS~A ssa E,ay.s.E.h, re-s Lets
ths CyTF-Fsil-s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

arauea - tavalsA1is Il n
sFsssss TIE qsAstssy Sa4 -
pfevts he saAliiy - tAs
zin. e Las ee.a PJsvsa -
aeisai sEySsiassa V ia-rssss
he 4zkRlIy 81 DaE ns3
sFss0 tsssty PER ssal GsA
aakss iAs sastsr sT7 asI
s~ssI In aisssiss saiGs.
"a gives tAEn a. AFPstlts,
lsessns = ctr nd, azt 2sEss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19
NO. IL

!. EAshti avs Aefss a aizFsoseI LaRa tass pas
h boase, AHd part e shssA 10 To The esErs-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-19

No.a
- 49, ft.as Esssass0-, SAB Tea aass. .sA Tea
49, e sua. sa.is s.si u fas 49,.
sas IA. sss CsbsssA .sa ssss r.eas.
tens saa ID. fsaAsssU~sRiv.r.
Ho.k
Aislss i~e,',asy Brsss p-.inss -A rSaas ,AA
lln ar, e LssI ,ss sssss .s4 e'as' cat Aess-. ssa
'il's as Rstpass Piss
10 g.
IS. r,Ta, .s-. fIs.a ksssti. az Aer.. Iae Asr..
- t.,s sasa .s,ss., MS r:s f.ss..... ssi WEES.
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-07
Prices Adopted by the State Convention.
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.


Reso;eed, That we, the Publishers of the
weekly Papers Of Ohio, agree to adopt ttCO dol
lars and ftty cents in advance, as the subscriP-
tion price per annum for each copy of our said
Paners from and after the date Of the adoption
of this resolution.
,DyERT1sING-LEGAL AND GENERAL"
The Committee on Legal and General Adver.
tisino submitted a report, fixing the rates Tor all
kinds of advertising, which was adoPIeG'
F Ia.T,i advertising, no paper shall charge
loss than one dollar per square for the rst lnser-
ton, and fifty cents per square Ior eacn suose
Tho committee adds this recommendation:
That in all cases where revenue taxes are de-
mandcd. the amount be added to the blls
In general advertising, the committee agreed
upon the following minimum rates for OASIS OF
charges:
Not less than $50 per column for one year )
not less than $50 per column for . months +;
not less than S35 per column for months months )
not less THAI $50 per column Tor monIns J
not less than $40 per column for L month ;
not less than so per single square tor year !
not less than 81 per single square LOT y
months; not less than IS per single square LOT .
months: not less than 81 per single square for 2
months not less than SO per single square 1or L
month; not less than $50 per One-haIf column
| for one year; not less than $50 per one-hall
column months; not less than $50 per one
lOuTLn cOluIlu lOI J. year
All advertisements in special places, twenty
! five per cent. additional.
! All marriagcand death nOticcsshallbe charged
! fifty cents.
! The committee recommends charge Of fifty
cents per square for notices Of Benevolent Socie
ties. Rel yiOus Societies, &c, &c.
All political notices to be charged transient
rates.
The Committee also begs leave to recommend
the propriety of fixing the measure of a square
at a space of not more than ten lines NOnpari0
type.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-07

churches, courts, crops, transactions In
real estate, &c? Every country paper
should engage correspondents at
Columbus and Washington and New
YorkLbut In every township in the
county, who should be instructed to re-
port, each week, all matters pertaining
to their respective towns-when the
schools open, who teaches them, what
salaries are paid, the number of pupils
attending who have sold or bought
farms, and at how much per acre; who
has moved into or out of the neighbor-
hood, and from or to what place how
the growing crops appear, and the con-
dition of those harvested what system
of agriculture in successful specialties
has been adopted who has died, who
married, and so on through the long list
of "trifes " that make up the neighbor
hood gossip and keep communities alive.
A paper so conducted would not lack
subscribers, and its appearance would be
a welcome event each week. The pub
Usher could snap his fingers at the pOliti-
clans and bid them pack with their drib-
lets of patronage. The politicians would
come to the publishers terms, and not
he to theirs. Till this line of manage
ment is adopted, the country press will
not occupy that independent and infuen-
tial position-infuentia because indie
pendent-to which it is entitled, 1t
will groan in spirit under weight of in
fuences that keeps it down, and which it
must throw off before it can stand erect
in manhood, and step forward in useful
ness Cincinnati Commercial.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-02-07

when the audience would not pay expen-
ses. As grace accompanies meat, and
there wasn't profit enongh in the house
to buy meat, where's your grace?
He said, in conclusion, that l would
improve with practice, if 1 had capital
enough to continue the practice. And
this in the face of the acknowledged fact
that I had capital lecture.
The fullest house have had was at
Pithole City, in the Oil Regions. Every
man who came was full of beer. The
lecture went off well, Notwithstanding
It didn't go off SO well as my doorkeePer
did-he went off with the receipts.
gave two consecutive lectures at Oil
City At the conclusion Of the second
lecture, one of the first citizens (the
second citizen had not yet arrived) arose
and assured me that I had delighted
them greatly. He said they hadn't en-
loved themselves so much since the
Thayers we're hung. He added that it
was the request of the audience en- wad8se
altogether-that I should stay another
night. The landlord of the inn where l
was stopping, arose somewhat hastily,
and stated that I couldn't stay another
night with him, unless my bill was
secured. Such is sometimes the encour-
agement that genius receives at the hands
of the mercenary.
A little town on the Allegheny turned
out we'll The principal occupation of
the inhabitants was to haul oil. That
being the only hall they had, l lectured
in a grocery. The people turned out in
the most unexpected manner; they turned
out the lights-then they turned out the
lecturer-because he wasn't fat enough.
They gave me twenty minutes to leave
town. I told them if they'd make it
twenty dollars I'd 60.
At the termination Of the twenty min
utes I felt something come against me
very rapidly from behind My first i'm
preston was that it was an old-fashioned
! leather valse. SubsequentrefectiOn has
convinced me that it was a boot. |
shook hands with them all with much
feeling. I told them they must excuse
me, for felt that I had got to go ! Leav-
ing somewhat hastily l caught the sound
of cherub voices in that grocery, singing
in tones of the most pathetic inquiry
Shall we never more behold thee,
Never hear that winning voice again ?"
I yelled back that they wouldn't-not il
I could help it. That winning voice D
didn't seem to win in that neighborhood
A friend advised me to go twice to the
same place. He said although l might
only make expenses the first time, the next
time it would lie different. 1t was, to be
sure I only pajd expenses the first time
but vet the second time-I didn't. ]
have tried my agents They proved IN
satisfactory with one exception. liz
never asked for money. lie never allud
ed to money but once. Said he to me
one day: -
You don't care fer money, do you !?
" No, indeed, said l.
Il thought not, said be, {" never
saw YOU have a cent.
humor him in those harmless ligh
flights Of wit. You may hear from mt
again.
Timely, PLAT CONTRIBUTOR.