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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05
The Mortality Of Ofiicers Compared
Wild EniIsted Men.

The provost marshal general report
lately issasd by the war department, gives
these striking statistics showing the con
parssive mortality Of officers and enlisted
mcn during the war
From a careful compilations ui tho rolls
and without including dSaths ait.l muster
out, which resulted from military service
prdEie asly rendered, il appears that 2so
T39 men and officers have lost their lives IN
the army OF this number 5,22l commits.
stoned ol.cers, and 30 $50 enlisted men have
boon killed in action or died If wounds
while 2, 32l commissioned officer. aud 1872,
500 enlisted men have died Of disease or 10
sonse few caaes from accidents II will b.
observed that OF the killed in battle and
died of wounds there Is ono oflCeI 20 eigb
teen men. showing somewhat greater NOR
tally on tho part Of the officers who sup
posing the organization to be iuiir eonsti,
tuts about one.hfth part Of the iorcos, On
the other hand only one oficof 10 ninety
men has died OF disease This remarkable
disproportioa, 10 greatly " the advantage
of The comtnissiohod class, IL owing 10 se'
erai causes. Ofheors are better sheltered
than men, and their food 10 generally bet
Tar 10 quality aud more varied IN kind, ~
that they suffer less from diseases Of the d.
ees.iys organs They are not 80 much
crowded together in tents and quarters, and
arc therefore less subject 20 contagious and
epidemic maladies They have superior
advantages ia regard 10 personal eleanil
ness. As prisoners Of war, too, they we're
Generally treated more lenientiy, aud 10
Nus.lal ksusar names IA the Infria!fIF
I.ts of Andersonyille, Salisbury aud other
similar dcDs Of death Another faFoFiDg
eircumstanoe, and by DO means The least
potential, Wss The superior morale, the
hopefalness and elasticity Of spirit which
Il given 10 y man by investing him With
commission and lis accompanying sathorl'
", responsibility, and chances OF advance
saent. II Is worthy of nete that Ia the col
ored troops the dispropostioa between sem'
missioasd oeiesrs and enlisted Enen under
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

81 ell ssa ssls.e ssssy s.ees. han co.s
~ a. 4e nnksx wa ssks - he'd 81 he arm,
- ~ fsnaisssiie ans Nssksille nAsissaa Cbnsps
ri SUI hare With Der fssbsaea and Msmphgs
nsa!Rts - ancst sonflsss tsiifesd seaaepalisa
snd Ne others en- he ecaa Il Nofgelk And Charles.
-, shs VII esther "a iks hsake a. The ohle he
seet ks'aht ffoE, he Suntbeast 10 tie Northwest,
sd fFssn The Calf 70 ne North Atlantic seaboara
II . mere rssfset syssem Of rasireaA tuanesssoas
Us ssef risnaed shoali iike 10 zee Il sci 18th -
e, .. s.rssags q sss. s.apenase. eOrPessisn
go hsif - tksz a.w De, thpa viii The capitalists
~ tincisnsa realise Me golden hsssses theS have
rezase3 b gsshs. All thsse thinss have beas fra,
f9snils vf3ttsn about bot stili tks advantages sc
e DE city q kssxyiIls orr are Wholly dis>agas.
80 II usy sons dsy Ae Of lnssres. 70 the ,assA
snsns q oHesnssA 70 kew thss these Of tbsis
feefis Who are me-. enthusiastic In uppusitica 10
NE ksnxvins fosta are Of tscse who, si arsi were
seess clamcfeut fsf that roatA but who failed 10
mhks thes sshswes voFk 10 harmony With che plans
~ We Ersesas managers Of The knaaVills aaa Kun.
tashy Asiircsd psfsensl feslsnes acsaais them IL
sssar rfnisn 70 thss route and PeFsensi interests
rtsnft ;hesn b. favor The ether route These tbiags
wsil sil Be apparent In time In The msahiiuss, Il
seeaxh NJ the people Of Cincinnati 10 take heed
u these warnings. for, sHisss they move ih these
southsfn railrosd Rsitsfn they viii hsd The cits
81 Louisville the center IT The most profitable and
greatest r.ilscsd mcnopele4 in the Unitsa States.
On the lea % January, 1867, The cara will cross
ths Caiach River and The railrosi ScFptsslda give
Krasa bsfeecas 81 C1Intcu, The second seEalan
70 Progressing satisfactorily.
The nifectors ef the kaeaxElie And Chafiestea
Railroad heid q aes.ihg Of MsFyyills this eaeath,
aud viz 20 % With The uoEk On that rad 81 eace
Akryvils h sixteen miiss south u Kncarllls sna
roar TIE feet Of the Chiihewis Mountains The
FfsdinE y assEly esmpletei that far. There hes
besa $500 oeo eipsnded on the gap between Asdsr
zen ssa ksfysille. Il will require nearly thst
aush nsse % complies The eonHsaica ssroase 10
chsrlesssa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

Hambaiis, In The aCosmos, Gays he 70.
Peis @ths cherries assumption Of sapsrios
and Inferior races nf men. There are Gam.
lies ef nations mora readily susceptible of
culture. more highly eivilised. more emo.
bled by msnlxi euliivatiea than efhefs but
not In themsefses mere nobie. Az eys aiiks
designed fsf frsdsw for that freedom
which IN rpd< tsHdlfioss ~ ssttssp belongs 10
formed, aud political snstisaiions enjoyed,
belongs Of rieAffe The Hhsis sss,ssssffy. This
Is The scientific Interpretation of the doc.
trine Of our Declaration Of Undergraduates
that "ali men are created saaal b. ths
greatest phiiosapher 81 modern ttEss Ia
view Of Jefsersons well.known Knii.sievery
sentiments there can be no doubt thst Be-
fully intended 10 embrace 10 bis general e.
seftion every race. Negro safffess 4 b
strict aocerdance with Che orced Of The Ess.
olutiopsry fathers, who moi only preached
but praeticcd II in neayly ever State. snd
with the demands Of m enlightened eiyili.
cation Ga. country aboands with proof
OF the necessity Of She ballot ~ Q protse.
tive agency 70 gasrd the natural rsghts q
iis posscssors. In this aspect II IL rs essen
tial 10 the eclored rs the white race. The
former, on account Of prevailing prejudices,
are indeed In greater need Of protection
than tho latter, because while few dare TO
outrage the rights Of white men, ~ ciass,
many arc disposed 70 heap oatragss snd
wrongs upon oolored men ON account OF
their color, - Philadelphia ress
PAIrATK MsbieAL sIck.--Ilsad Dr. Whit
tsfs advertisement In another eoiamn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

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hsezsssth Efe' e Co
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,ssaes'. ssrsas ne fssa we asssAs ssasfsas car
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

TER Bmpsr0s < srsIi hss sFP0izssj -ss'A-4
81 HsA3ss 4 isvSst.Ssis Ns3 aeCias SAss FsoPrie-
~ rvros3iOs sAa.l3 y s4zisssl ia,o The eSgstry
al = hal aIeluBlea AaHF sofps saosths -e~siOa
Leg savs rSorssa usA8saEias thsaa al sEcsFs Dr.
,. I. Ayr 4 Ces pFspaa.ieas Thres 4 these
tssy -soszaa snas1 he EnPor u A5Ag fes tAe
p4s,s, h-NEk ~hgis LAtg kysi he hsarth Cherry
Psrersl inter s2vaszssn. fsr further iE4srsnaitea
rCsps-isg sas < ~ ihgrs3isass-aaOrFbiss, ~kicA
~kI's - excessively ezFlgysa AM se AiSAiy 90
ssszses n rsssn4y IA tAh sooutry h s1aroeiy
kapwn h ts..L OF al she oshss TBsassa=ss hefers
la. lie inPSTssl oOSanssipE say. SNs u thsss
zsriss ssy faves uhAAsssr, FEcssrssaa iFSu thss
GoFsrRnsal ,ksy Oeutaiz soshiag ss~ nos say
Egssise vir;.ss al f4IIy kzewa Eaa Esd sy or
~ psysioisas. Ths inPc-isl ccverna8ssi has
aooSrsiBEiy psOGihsasd thsm All frsR adzisasos
;Azo-sh sAs ca1ssOa Assss, szesF. IAs rssnSass e
~, 4rsiagzisAsa cozEiry3ss Shove nssao0se--
s.seriulnssaes BY lAsiS IsArssd nsn, very hhs
Ia L whi1. sIpsrsssSs has led tie AEsrioAn pso-
70 -E5sicz Hs-sl<
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

froEE recent cCrr@P0nasees n the CiReinnai
Commercial, ws sItrHc1 tbs following in rslsiiaa
- the sakisa Il rxileps9 vhsah y oeH,smv..asa
between Knoxsflse ssd Cias3hssss
II. 1usk % ths bridge eser Ms Ciiaek River,
uhicL y lhs lad Of the waFt II tbs arsi tssniy.
ais s~tioA, Is bsiag fsgi4ly eemplessa. sad hsfefs
the wiht 4 fairly - b Ne FFcsiasnt - ths rad
premises Lrain Of cara saaii b raE 70 CIintoas-
The ssEI section y tsiEg worked 10 ssseng forcs
Sons Eve baadFsd men safk 70 great advantages in
Ilse very favorable vealhsE 80 are hsw having
This sustiea viii b. doss TIA oesniag samiass, ahd
vii give cur manufacturing sesablsshissais access
" the inmsase ooAl- asids "a Casi CFsek- On this
creek 10 be I1and eas u ~ n1asf sztenEEe coal
kslAa IN Tsnnszsss embracing tbs greater part u
AndsssoE and Campbell COUNTIES. In close preI.
IEty " thsss ls beds ara Vast beds al so1 ore OF
ihs 6sss ezslisy ssd assi By IL inss,ons sad thou
sands Of scsss u timbss lsaa To sssah thess hsas
Of wealth vs. tbs grss. ala u the ksezsills knd
ksnaaeky Eatlfoed EomE1ny 70 conplese Tie rad
% thai psEns nss tisis bssy kefe saIsn thss eoain
ga aia frona Claeiasssi ~ Lc1isstlla Tour e1ay
Il Cneinnati has seen 81 ~ direct bsf attention 10
ssethsE diEessign 10 answered The purpose 81 seuss
II her HdisisssF0tsd" railroad nee % suggest tes
pss4os q baildihK al eatrs new rOad faf dls-
iaEes a ever tHo kasdrud and ehy milez, 10 ssek
eoHEeg1i9a With The Cali 81 CkaftEneega vsse
The very sane eoaseC;igE Sosld be gained By bald
ing len than Oaa kaRansd iaiuS u road whsa ~
tba tofoez fsits tks3 cave but tea aha hsi Hates
In distance BY wkAt principle of political ssano-
ny sdeb engineering y - b SIsasaasd, ssn 81 Q
los 10 kBoS The KSoIyiiIs sad ksntsseky Eat.
so&A pgouisss 70 ssst al the State lihs FsiIreas
fFcUs CiaoiRBSH and 0Esrs then Q coaDsctica sith
he Assb0srd and the Calf ~ outlay 81 esss Bsi
boo dollar Baofe % isssi whereas The Chattanooga
people, BY AZ osiisy u thEes ana halt Hslison.,
sesT Ten asa lad miles nearer eonneoiioA sith
he Gull tksH The khsIVilIs fosl4 cad "a e0essa-
ssatlaR ia such lsesssdssaks sdsaalsess, Shay De-
mead shAi tbs Eastern esnnsctioa b sst aside ~
Fslaeisss ThaNs .'alsiBtsfsstsd n-sn sh0 propose
saeA SeEy plausible plass have Tssss6, ssssr sis
iheRiEs u iHb0s the san u 500, eee--s bonus 70
b giVeE te any eompaay after the arsi tfals 81
cars 4 IS ever he road fsom he sOuthnEn tsfai-
stss Thar success b - Ptstakae ~ tbef piss =
plausible. In the meaatma the small esty Of
Llaisvtlls reaches eai hes iron AsIas and tastsns
upon tie riches offered, and makes tributary 20 hsr
meTrhAnta country an.raysrsea b. rsilfead fsf
ssps, hasasreS p.ses Ths Luaissills and Nashville
Railroad, b. vo4e Of " stoekhetasfs tseiacd te
pish thsir LebaRHn eEtsnssoa 10 ths ksats has and
TAXA hole 81 The Iren fnFsn that ere reeehisg
nershEAsd feE 30 egtlss . tfls gFsei Northwest
from horrsst0wn and kasEssiis tbsss fingers are
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05
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.9''',tsf hf,faaFa+ taa,st- TI.rg Qsayts,
DAndridgs and New Make, Il Csg,, C,a..
Nov. 3etB AHd Dse -
'.'sNosTr! Flsina Al Astsry, Dsl ~ Aad I'll
nt''sETiil'. 81 ssyiarviiie, De sth saa Is.h.
hne1- At Beaver Ridg, Es1 I'd aaI ga
sas' hEaEviile Dee ava ana zJh
hsyssfassilis al HePszs3 Jss stE sa4 Oh.
.atoSr a Fsiiaeas y Road Jau iatl a.a ia,h
AheE7ilis JAa lssh AID ssth
S5AeAsi-oEo 80 Jsoksboro', gsz ssth aHd rssA
Lats1s ElFsr, Feb "a saa "a
fR0sAs II. PEAESE. Pr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

KxoxyuLs AR kssrrcsI RIiiSeAR---on
rss.asy eveaias q last wret 81 eSears'ss 'rsse
sea, Su, % tss rad 70 CshheA s1vss sasS, 81 css
cg,lrsA. ss.iiisg themselves q sAi rstvisese sas
frsv, .ss.s We have hoard a. aairsrai ssresssioa
:, ass. Il he rsAssgss. 81 tbs rcad 10 rosalss
s,r,r..s tss nd e ssces.slal ,seupiss'oa Fae
ts.nt, ~ .hs ee-1aplsy az Zoe Fsss'i~s' act'aes
ga -; tAs cfsee-. Of the s1 fos tse seal dssfity'
a 10 u. eoci wszh. IL whssa ~ Ar al 50 aeeeg
,,,s-,.ses I, !. esss.zpasss1 iAss Ne ssedse cse'
he CiaeA ell, hs soSPsaeS hy 1hs aFsa q JsHus-
: .Asn che e.rs ~li run te Clissnn We i~aFa
,h,. e,ur.sie. srs slsssAy eagas~i ia hauling zeal
.. he, r.sr, .p4 ne wisa. ~ aeaha 10 very sAcTt
"a, ssris r. reaT tAs BENEFITS q he rad Tie
,sra s,lll ~ rosaea forward b Ne StAss ans u
-.pisl, - po-sshae ard NE &Ay y net tAr Ss Sesa
., v;yl have sgE>a caa,xsst ssstos vith Lcaisvsile
sna eSAes ,sties SersA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

these hssds & slill moss fssn6sks1is. Ii
killed. or died 81 woHEdk, tie oileers lest
one IN abcat mfty.twu, while the men losl
but about one In sixty eli. Hat nnder de
hesd 81 deaths By disoa1s, The ofsesss sasp
= loss Of only one In seventy .ssven, While
that Of the men fises 70 tbs snoFmnas pro-
portion Of nearly ole 10 seven, which, q By
Ear the highest mortality from this easss
exhibited IN the records Of The army
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

A,.rS sEIsassnp--A, Ne octeNsr sagn. lteF
= tse tzross Coaz II tha C-uHty, John Atkss
80 srrs,rse4 tr8s4 ans fesad guilty of he wsr-
ss- q E'ssE RohsrtN citisss q KaSE ssasts.
rAils ...szFtsag - ecassriFs him sats he rshsl
-s-,,ss He VS. ssnlsncsd ~ hs Aseg frsn whicA
W sFs.sslsi y BE SaeFeHs ooalL rresiaas 10
", ,uascsme1i fos nssass in The Stste Ccart be
he's h-ea is5teSsa Sc trakseA 10 Ire FEDERAL ccnrt
-. veos b,s 49, esns eF Scr hssrtHs In Ihs Fes.
-! C,,s-t ss4 go eOasisaea h se'hg released e.
giving b.. Re va rslessel ty csTs. Rs~rses, tAs
shs-,e Il ESoS oosnsy, b. vissse 81 wrs frOn The
s.ie Cozrt "a Saturday last he go hreaghi he.
i,-s J zig. Tr;es % = writ of RsSeas Cs-pss sad
-. sEsia rslsAsed 90 hal
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

snDozE FEEsEyrEaAs CEsAeH.--OHEas e he
4AT'as~s- sts.s Il tss ws.ssss, ~ apposssneAi
fs ss-TiS- By Res. Mr. BSsAasB sst Asnsey eve.
aahg last L., hseO PosFassa lEll Wednesday
la sss1ias A. gs}ssa rbs a8lsssEs ssGsrAliy
are cordially IL ritsd 70 Essssd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

va PAX DT, KAE9olph W CzH.Diiugs Sssd
L st.es, blsA vel Known B. Hsaly u the ,aa'
--'' % h-sl Tee ns@sse have epsnos "a aslos tsr
De Pfasssatiol u claims ssAips1 sks Z D. oSvsaa-
zSal 81 h Oa'tSFisi Toous u he Kho1sils Com
Hs'sA A issss ssaiioa.0n have La VA ca
Tsf.ssas Il tie basiasaz sEi opsrsts thfoagh par.
says tres saz1aas y ali q The B0p4rtG,spss
= &c hey asr aoatdsut tlsi hes al pro-
a. - b. = ztzst tEae say house IL
Huy7u
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

s,rkEsE CorEI.-Ths C0ar& adjourned 90 Sat-
--3sy ss1sr PrOtEscssa and lssSsaoa5 ssssl"h. a
pzs! zlAHy Important cFisiJss sore asii'ersd, Ss
~ b s-E By referrenos 70 the FBblshad sse's'0H
b. I'D IL ths vsrlOas HHRbsss of the wHIs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

H4D - OoIpMsaA,-osPt CAAPsA q Ne oia
BosA ss0rs ass sass rsesSv~a large sHSPsy 81 sh's
PoFzsAr Easse hoek
AplAs ~. clsss Hosss!y NsgsEiss' fss peoeOa-
- o. ekb4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

SHEEsEACEs ASH EoAAcHs Ar i2osspsssAess 70
2s y4ese wsitArs I0E oas sass~ins he PseaEiGEy.
tsalE q iss hstiOs, ~kiss tks oLbsr PEssssEa tss
Fayseai hsslih Il he z6Ivi42sl keAllt ofthe iadl
-41ss -,szposihg the nziisn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

t-l n THoAs &c AsH -Colssssl J. " Thorn,
r-rEt 81. Llsai c. ttL TeEn Cavalry, sss ssu
At-lrusy GvfeSal e. tsh Saaiaisl Cinaa has bsaa
'Fpo.-.lsz Ns,os q tbs n Rsgslss L Cavalry
b.3y Coz Jas.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

5cs- 60 IEHPEEs EtE.--kseIfills nisi.lot. Ne.
so-' 9! isnPssEaes, asss every THURSDAY eve
g.aE A. :. esoek 81 Tsnp~fGsos Hal.
VIZ RCLI ". T.
L GANKlE j. > secsd
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10 fsra - ie- Asfts iAss Essssliss IA.s. b
aTsH -ssy EsVa. s.sa Js.ss sssfy aess-. asa
sfs' as sIfsisht sfFsAS a ssu sd FsstA ApRs
i'.'s tnst' - Ar'ss q ,ssssi bad eli q rheA II
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

A~ess ~ essss sfsti9ins s~ais q rs lsis
els'sisss tAss B eae eAisA ~iil se II sgssisl 10.
aeres' 10 es.s etissnss saa tsss b the fsasn By IN
immensely iasseasse ssslorsiy Il he IIea n r.
TrO~estdsn. " c. tfem Ne IN aisssirs q Nlshi-
gsa aaa esssAsF q en- ssissw lsxasaa&A. ess. l.
S. TrOwsaask NJ f.ha haskiy a,aesas4 gen
ileHau. Of large iHaasssse IN he House Of Repre-
seutatissA SD .. tiahfsl and earps,a rsrressnsA-
tive Il Ne Whsle seahls. 90 cen be tsusd Ia hat
body.
lie ~ill bs espeeiAlly rSasms<rsa By The loyal
people q Tennessee s,r hsvias Insreaaesi hin 10
provide Eus The Paynsui u thseaisn. 81 laysl men
Ia this Ststa
The very large majority BY whAsh be uss eaeied
Ss eEsisfsl cO@rtlasns 10 be eaiasai Fsrsaasl
t-f.rrlst ssrf seertA tssft =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

EA,sssAp MEEEISe.--At aessise Il TIE II.
- ts, q lAs Kas1viiis aid ChAsiesioa kAIiraad,
sss3 ssrs Tuesday e lsza we'll, asu. q W.
Jssz uas SAOssa - f-sssasEi II thsa ccaapAay.
Tts i esd ssaecsies. 5uass J0as d 81 ssls
-nsaoss-, Aa4 ussa 81 satiriag saesEy possessing
~ sTniseei asEres De gaalitsss ssosssFy sss he
pos,izsA ssslsssa hsz. We esngrssRlsss Tie psSliC
. soaS-si and The COnPsHy 10 Psrsassias, spcz
iss ,hosss Il ssok taa - preside oSSs he sfsirs
p; Is.i iBPo-tAAa sOSA TAs ~sk wsn be ces-
zozcs5 ~ soaa e. tss sscoszArs ksn&s are seoarSd
20 Oozrlsss he Rad Y Naryviiis ~AisA we tAias
VII - Il % distant day.
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La. rsrn & A9Plss'scs. - = a'''
.ps-c~ea NJ =, fsts -.
sssssk . Nsssets clssa fef psesN
wIaous ea.sn ~ Ieesesss q sAs
yrssoua tgsss ~ f~sssF
fsachsf Ne 4 -.
a suply q The sssss 90 asss' w ss's T" ""
nes 81 tssussySiis fssecs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

C.tL-we srS rsesssaes &c rats thss tks knoI-
"a. sas Kesssoky Railross Company ~in Be ssls
= j.vss ssal 81 ihss Plses ans sss frSs 4 JAsss-
y =. st5a, - essEs PEI blshsi.
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Ia t~s+tsy Frsas s.ssssaoe stiA leo Hsss .sa To,
assss q ssa sas ssls u tss rs nss.
ashss nsassd spec p.ns ksasT tAsn FsTi sps,
t-ts sss hes eHs sss 81 As sfssT oas.
isiss ssa 80 fsaBssSs<sEs.-y.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-12-05

slslHlLL q Co, Druggists. ksss rssssysd
- - 81 goods, arc ssusag o4hss sfIioiss shs
-! qsally of peFfisnesJ,
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EGYPTIAN CORN.
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BOUNTY.

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PEESoSAl~--Fer ssvSral &Ays W. FasA Bskss,
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NO. a.

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70 ALL WHOM IP NAY CONCERN :

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MEDICINES.
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