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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30

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hse~s . he Arss.A, rssli.hss ,As s.''suiaE
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vssAa b isspa4es~s tks sts@sFA q Ne dsTn l.
tsIh.s car sssss ea The ssastsis- Ths AsmpAss
szssss = ssrs saslashiasiy i~Pa4ssi tAss ss'
sAsrsdaa vssa tsszaA Arsns 10 coal Ps1 SD gees
tsss-a % 10 bis Rams. rssPcnAss W ,Ibsrfosss. 20
whtss sAs ks~yAls rss<l % e.iiisg uHass ssss
sstis- sd ks-asfyins.' Ia fEissAs are ss'Assia-
stag us.ae n~a 10 BE sva ssrssoa % he saAss
II Ms~yAh, 4. go s-y. .hsy sasasr~a sad GRIP
yasd Ghsaa go ks.Ass4 hisea nsa, sones ssa shIl
Ar-n, sad euss~s th-ss dwsilass sehool hoasss and
ekafchas.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30
A Democratic eoseTaer-..Cslerea suf.
ffage.

ticvesnes sAsklsatyles p~'aware. saFFortrr 81
Anavw teAascs and he Conservative parry, hiss
rsssesly sssA me.sas~ ,e The Legislators II DsIa'
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q, smeaanssa sFrrsefs fhs 'slti-s sf ~esves' '"''
sisrsvy q he be, rsassAmsat Ger eriaas and Tie
ssis.ss, rssaiaissssiass is. eS@sa1..iss, r~co-'-
sssas laws sv<sxietsas aasrs immierasioa, Aad b.
eAsre hs purpose - esa~cs he lss' against me-
esp~ esssysag sssaa
wien tAs isssess e Tie IoAasoa party are thu'
aasnrsisg " degrade Ne eoisFed raos and deprive
thsn 4 tesis ssaarsi cad eivh rAshss - ere sola
b. ssuss JsAasss men hat tAs cslor~i ~sa Of Tsn.
n.<sss wsas1 10 safsssekissa. .sss against their
sftuaAs--tAs k..iscAs We ssy hsegsr lie va
ssve ssnesrtsi ~ he fssAes 81 Hoo of he fo'tJ
ikras.sA cuirel p.sa n Tsnhsss-s 81 lsAsi thirty
ave tAousznA wosl4 ts4Rorto- 81 al ssy tine rvss
sssia.a lAess che sstssael ~ ~ easlAva thsn AAd
vy.a sus sAe-s che msasisis tAsr shssld have he
risAz vs,ch ths csa 81 The uAiv~sss dsssEs~a tA~,
sAsald ssioy
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4 xhsky sr reAsi ga 10 vess che rsssl Iissps 10
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every sszss u he Untea wbe e'ah b esissa -
aeest thsit rrissiFsaL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30

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a. w. al ke<ss4 iass - kels ~ ssey srss<fs
fsstcyG s4zie< tts sfp<fttmsss u . eonnsittes
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faenss slssh n ~ foaAA ssa tha a. besks ssy
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- sisis sud nsalasia. Ths ssYsnse Il sssh -.
siesnesf wa y nsss tAan eampsnsassd fer ~ rs
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srsx.ss 80 YBp wars pawrs
The lsstsrs spA dlspassks ssss 10 ny saasss
ftpsa Wee Terra shes thst The fntsrsst sPoa eur
Bsats kn1s hsz hes bsea ssss 20 pTonfslS - Ne
hcnsy sr4 <rS5it * ths 6tsts fsq1ira Tke fkal, =
caf4 md he kiiafe snai3 haze hsen ereseased bed
ness sl<issnes sd sfASsssy ksen &iepisysd 4
hsms. fheps ~ ltks vii sst oseas 81 ths ~ Il
taiy ND fssfHefiy iss1as ihs L.e;slsfafs 10 pro.
viss sfsisss sssmiisf akastss, b. gFsepe ss,iss,-
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sisks aisxrsesfsi 70 he sacsrs q Ne sssss Gsv.
ssnmsst knd Wis 6ssessl Assembly
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II sny sssxsafs tssi msy - sesled vlss sr eel
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sstly isveks tks blessing d DE gssst Ests Of BE-
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30
CaIaATEr noxRY soar.
CARD 10 MYALIps.

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- kAAiss saassEs ksss A.
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AAAssss, loskfH Y INMAS
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4.siAly ssv Tsss (ssy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30
srEoTAL NOTICES.
AYrn's cATHARrrc Pills

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IA ysss stasssatfs sssss b - ssnssssty
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siasx- tssssss4 sss.ss ss Ihs sssssss ssss. 81
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ssss ps~fst shass 49, - - slns - ssssA.s
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30

-. IL $50 ~ 4 sssnsass GA NJ
xhelk = lsslss1|t q ieyA slkssse, ~ v3nscsi,
nsrsuei " Ne u<ltssst = usss
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se&n alsssssalsa y Ne tFszseaAssA leiLasssviss
ma ksiI tsana ssssls u Ubien seaasyr
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marass.
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wasssS sas Hssss.
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sssassiss We rrayass b have ssffsT sssss o
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soyai xhss. wsn Ia West Tsaaa~ses 10 ssce,asfa,l!
rpss.s he ee.ssassssss 81 trslssa ana AsAassis'
Ess fssssesse can aaA wiil u coed BE-, fHrnisl
tAirsy sssasssA scldisss tss the purpose
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30

re wufa e.n - led every vseA 81 he Esvs
nspe4 81 \. a ssseasssa. IVA oshes Bedding
NsskvsllN, TsaA.
G HsssAss, Ne. O. f~ssa sWesl. Restsa, Hsss-
!. sss rsrslssy aepetnssa sssst h receive
~ 90. EzPss n ks Ssssss 81 C~ussssest ssA hssea
sAasstss.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30
Anesher Lexal % eplnisn.

From tse AypcAl, II ksunpAis, ~ The issh las.
. tkSscaEh Rshsi- Jshasos osgsa, vs sxtFses the
f0'Io~ias
preparing sisbossls syisasa 70 eeasenslrsta the
snsSassssaboassissy Of The frsachsss lee, ssd ths
verdict u the military saLkarisas shkeh eenxigne4
hi thFss years ego 70 Woy % ths lsrsihasatsas u
tsss city wlth heh ssa sAsia 10 hh Leo. gsssdsd
~ ssEro seislas
ThIs appears IN Ne Appeal - esisissl. ssi ths
iafsFSaos Is thai this positive s.ssssss you'd pst
be DAAs IL IAss pNpss sitAssi sa<hssisy from he
TFsSeas, kshd hssrtsd h.nssy. Frem ib relations
70 the party II Wass be posted We sse surprised
thsi TIE GsAlEsi shszld gnoss th bone esszss, ia
Commercial and Asssessss, AID sossasssnsls nsi-
ssrs u saeA vital imposssaos 70 . fsbsi psyss ~
ks1phis.
He ssoaId aid In sastAiAing he pssty Is ksx
TsaAssss, sna give his osgsas here tbs bsass, Il
paeaishias Hst Snly ks shIe oossslssiisaAi srss-
nsnIs bss also Of bsAg frss 70 sahssscstks inpsf-
sAhI tAea hal they would b pabihk.d.
6Snsssi Eaussys fosthe0miag spisisa wa Do
eagerly Iooksa fos 10 Hast Tssss.sss. A. pse-
f0shd Constitutional lssysf, hs ssssds hssa ssd
shoulders above The szsrs pEofsssleas sf tkAa ssis
ioa II the STATE To hin sOkaesasayss sbiiisy sad
Earning in The prsssssiaa y s4Asi "a isssyesarh-
able pare priVsss ssd public iit. sad s.ared rev.
srsaoe fer The soas.szlisa II he Uni.sa f,,assa,
Which sss nshiIsstsd dariag the vas N his saesAi
SAD personal scA.
We CHIP The fsllowisg frsa ths ohieAso I'd
buEs
EssIr0Fos, Jssaafy 10.
TAA TaoaAs u0aAasfSsp&nca
From rspofss euFrsns In ofkeisl Circles. u sppean
.hst Part oI tbs e0FFsspoaAsaes betssan he Frss-
ldsai and 0snssai, Geofgs n. TAeaAs. esnesvnisg
.be MILITARY aid asksa Coz y oosssnes hsovsles,
has sst er ssaa tbs light II win Be- Fssasmbsfed
that Mr. J0haseh rafaasa sAs rsqsssa nsa1s fssongs
GessesI Tkasass wheFsapaE, - ths sssrg gess y
tAs csrelas meatlsnsd tbs 9sssyk rapissd n sab
etanes thai the President Wished % be sensisssat
be bad bsssss graft NE regassk
TIE reason xhya psss 81 tbs sssssspaadssas
has asses sssa shs sshs h. ,hs fsssiAsss Ass Sss-
sasegy Instructed Ne Gsssraer b a.li Epa 0nsrai
Thomas uAeaasss tspeTs sefs aesssd. &
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30
TIE HOUSE OF MERCY,

EaayaFA Aseoetnslsn. rka.A.vAia. "a ~stsessA-
q Dc psa-fsss - Afasa fAaray ~ ~ resf And
esrs a mlssSlPEn F0gs3 akN, ses hass esssfsgsa
aaly Kresa, ktas.s aat euezss tsessal
Fssasty ssa safsy he Essla sn4 a<sts VIA Pasa Il
-. rssas.. sss = $3.50 sssss ss'sss. =. . ss.ss
FhAtkiiBAiA, - Ssats-2
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30

Tss WHs Fsssss1A TEsE oATa -tJA The Isth
lassahs che Gsass - Arpexl u Wet Virginia 80
aidei thai the ise fegaiFiag sstfnsys atlsw tabs
IN assh thai shsy had not participated In the tshsl
hon uss sesstisatioasi ana sssssalsd tbs sppiica-
tsas IL sx-lssassasss GoyssHos Fries and ethsR
fshsa ssscrssys b 10 admitted 10 ske bar witkoas
s.king the tsss essh.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30

NasxEsEess Virginia, hiaAissn saA klaassoss
hsss ssii2st ske ssssisatioasi stpeadmsnt b. vsry
isfRs usSsfisiet
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30
Aifaahnsas


AIF4aotl3 tEAlHI - ? = = :. . ,,,,T,-
IN THIs CAUSE IT APfkAkiS"
50 -. -. ava "a q. StaIsais thsa DIS $500
aissz ia ~ lEs~ - sslss = - 49, . go.
:, = - = osnsr4'l htssr tAst ~ 81
~ - s-r-ss - srrrsl nraa q > ssassests -.
=. rkAs eeA sssga - nss =. 80 - = sss..s ssrs
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~ ssss e ~ sEst AL asssf =. ~ - 81 sxr,s
- = ..sse = e -. - Z. rHlELss sossss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30
4 LRcfURR

TO YOUNG MEN.
Ssss patsssAed il Ssls2 zassssFs hsiss as aasss
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE.
"A fressapn& .s4 ea4sssa eass 4 sessaesssss< e -
nsst Hsskesss t8sslapt<fx kaAsssAA asssS hesHitt.
s7sass Relssss, Al Flis hsntsi "a F4ysss t1sAsa
- ssssssass Ses ssltAtssss ke.ees k1hkkf D eek
Wac 49, ~ ii. kafkaf " ~ st,s%eR EEsek, -
a. psiia sassaN sst>tf. e Tan s4akf<eA IsetzEf.
- ssse ssssss sss ~ sss e. e sxfsI sssss
&<lssss sas ythssI tsssss.ss sssss
fzEfk esf4<h R4fAtnE ADJ 1854 " sass
= eas ssftAfs e1sstak b Nhe s11f<s
- ssA. - sess.sssa SO - 81. s'sss,s ss:ss,{
ss;s Is I'll; "a ~ ~ 81 III 49,
SAX assy s4sses 4 sise sssi.1 s.ssl.Ys
neIsssss 81 ssss'ss ss:iss ls!ss sss:s k4A'ss -
sss. ~ s-<ss - -. - ssH ". - .sss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30
Bast OF Liaeeia b. Q KeataekJ Senlp-
ter.

Elder D. p Hsadsssoa, ono u The lssdiag elssxy.
aaes Of ksstaeky, hes sdtsossd . lssssf - Cover
nor BrvwnIow, inviting Aim 70 stead ,he Iaaass-
lion Ia Louisville Of He ssssd bust u Ahfaha9
Linosin. Fsesaily bscaghs sssm fisfsaee tisiy.--
The osrsneay viii tsss place On The iaih Of Fsh-
raFy The anniversary u The birth ass al sss isss
lapestsa Fsssdsal Tia hast sps sxesussd BY
Col A. r. Henry, Of ksAtusky, Who vas ibs sias
monihs 81 iAalaas u Lieey Prlsea. We have
kHosn Me-. Henry frpa heyhsed, sad tsks pehaiiss
pleasure In ieArainf thss The asteniskiaa Eenias
which be saAifsstsd ~ aa ssrly perisd, hss been
iAs, developing itsslf and sfesaisss 70 rspsa b
noble maturity. TIE bsss b sAid 10 b . ssflkiHg
AksRszs Of 0ar asnyfsa Freshest several yeafs
ago M HAIRY, thea . mere I'D without en- b.
strsessr, vithsat . measl, sad sitAsa. ssea he
ssars sssfbs bss, 81 hsary uisy. Which The ESsat
etssOrs Ifiseas psosssnesd 70 Be sAs hsss ntssss
of kim ever produced H@sssal basis Ia pisstss
vhieA he subsequently toek It bic tF.snas, gsss
evidences u fsf hsghns power thsa mere tmitsr
tlea, He Il Devoted lssss u tbs Ar meask IN,
vii 40 aeait ssAiesss hssThs rspassaiea. ociossl
Henry sas sas u The arzs yaaAg msa 10 ksasscky
shs spafasa ths tssssoasefs ssasssl u asssrnos
MAsossn and recruited soldisss fpf The uetted
HiAiss array. His hmIly Fsssas 10 PYsaasssA, NJ,
where hia tsAAss wa Zee sAay yssU oszhiss Il tks
fsrmsssl bark.
Hoa. Jsmss spssa frsssasa, 81 .Aa saashssa
LSysIisi Csassaiisa al PAsistslphia. viii deliver
80 address Il The iaaagafstsoa, and 10 ts.sa thai
Gov. 0gieshy, usS. Mofsoa, Gov Con sna ethss
Distinguished perseas are invited 10 attend. fAs
eressi0a viii be one 81 mash iatervs, fStss assf
EBsss
A sEssanos srasLxe-Tve xssks slnse he
ssaisyiils Journal paAsisAsa assAllsA asSssai ii
. biasay lead u tssa.y yssa ssAsalas ssssssa
twe hsalils in Garter ssaaty, u shs saata ~ Ne
- i - =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-01-30
cHAHcxsY COURT nAsBRIDeE


&AsrA8I krtk, NJ
, FtaAsas- At.F Il leAa csFpsa a, '-ss-'T'- - '-
Astsssck. u -
IN THIS CASE TIKI COAPlAINA-AI
~ t..ss a ~ essFS h.si@s sHssss-d - 49, "a
esissa, Eiha esasoa. LsthsF csassa. {Sr~zsA
SanEsst CsAssa, sltsza.s - - ssals - toaA -
as-. sltkn.s II go ss.ts a as.ess a. ssE~ = =
ths aseAAsf f~fa. So ap1. N.Etiss $500 a
ssa st nsFsests sfssrea - tss ia al - -
"a. t4nsezY RaFs. fssf, tAat RsSstsstses -
al sssses.fss ss-As - hrssAfsss AESs - -
rs4sfFsnf Nd Ssatssfs - APfsAr 1890 -
esaessf Csaft ~ - Asss II ~ sc1Et 1855 n -
- sz<l neaA.Y sass tAs karsa AsassS = AR- -
sAsa sna tAsf- - Hl-Sd, tEasss ess-te -
saAazs al hsl sks "a - sAk=a ~ =,
- tAra. ~ - sas,s - tssn ~ sssssAs 90 r>as
Il sAs ssias.
1ssasTs n. 49, 20 Sn. sALRRAFfA e
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

The Coming Election Farce-How the Recon-
straction Laws OF Congress nre Inter-
prcted-Largr Numbers Of Whites Disfrnn.
chised-The Union Leasues-NoGroes Ar
riving-Prsspects In South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, {. c., Nov. 8, 1867.
Ths ball has opened. The negroes nave carried
Louisiana Alabama Georgia and Virginia, and they viii
certainly carry South Carolina There chance,
tho papers toll u.s. Of fair fight for che supremacy IN
Norsh Carolina bat doubt IT, There is, believe,
greater apathy the subject Of reconstruction among
She white people OF the Second Military District than
anywhere else. When the Congressional act passed.
lest March, there apprehension and dismay, cspe
cally when che read with the Presidents veto
message as commentary sti the people Il mean the
white peope we're generally disposed TO "accept the
SITUATION" to "orgsnze under the act' They set "
work TO study out It's complex mechanism, 70 calculate
how many were DISTINGUISHED by It's provisions; and
many of the foremost citizens either in public meetings
through the vehicls Of the press, sienned their
acquosesnec. and cKhoried their fellow citizens 10
ciass the "coored element" aud thus sndeavor to
work peaceful restoration OF the State. MANY there
vho had been in favor Of the adoption OF tho
Howard amendment but who, not finding public opinion
ripe for IL rsifaned from making known their views On
shis subjsct These ami others favored organization
under the Reconciliation act.
Active measures we're, Of course, expected on the
part Of the radical negrophilsts here and e~here
and the most zcsous endeavors TO prudce tho negroes
against the Southern whites; but sll Thought that
the military power would interpret the acts Of Congress
to the advantage % the whites but at least fairly
and without prejudice In his however, se were much
mistaken, and likewise were also IN tho expsc.a
ton OF uye middle psriy. The failure Of the
lstief, bosever. Il perhaps due 70 the former
Congress. well known. passed three separate ecu
o. RECONSTRUCTION ard provisions OF each successive
enactment, are stringent far a. the "ais rebels
concerned, than the one preceding. Nor is tails s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

We must fes that tonight we hold Ia our hand per
h "s aes.iny OF this country. We nave hitherto
o s,pnsF IN Tins govern n snk We have look d
upon an she political movements: We have watched
then donouess with sAgerness but ~tnout any risLt
o. oy tho strange dipeasstions OF Providence
We are inrown. as Il were to be balancing wheel 40
snss ko.a,nment and by our actions will determine
s soas seal aod glorious republican party
secured Tor US the benefits that we eoloy and has
ouns up ior US such glorious fuiure-se de-
that pa rv's., perhaps, oy our ae'on whethsr
snAh conlroi the destinies OF this couutry
sa,,s aa lying moment and tx anew the
II vi dev ala the aosis Of our enemies Ii sceps as II
mas happened just at the right time We
no. 70 maooer dark cloud rising-t the democrats
our Old ensmies are gaming gradual s,rsnvrh-our
friend VINO have been friends indeed to US times or
ayi"s uangsr VINO have secured Tor rights mus
A ~" ave " 10 our power 10 secure these rights for
ever oy coming tosheir rescue while they are batting
Win tue hordes or democracy and sastasn them by
our acton But on tho other hand, TO look Al that
battle To- keep aside TO hands OF the dial
glorious future be placed back ward laal have
nas' al ss me congress adJourns that : now 20
WI present constitutions that Congress that viii
meet ~ approval Men viii go forth to that Congress
hands OF the republican party and from one OF this
country 10 the other that party will triumph,
lAppiauss Our enemies and pretended
irenls ia the South nov moaning over our
unanlinly; y was not what they expected They
thought they could divide and, creating dyison,
could spch all our hopes But the las few days have
disappointed them, and 10, tney send up now wa OF
moaning is 100 late for them. They have recSoned
without their host, and determined like
men what ha- been gwen In our need.
Waen uortnatng men Tor the coming convention.
nave no douos that the coored mon OF this city will
loo. TO their great Int rests ask themselves who
the best men TO represent us; who are the men pos
sessng intelligence and Influence who win so
orth t. that convention aud be faithful TO interests
Who Will not only feel OF duty but also have the
intelligence TO watch and faithfully guard our nterests
Let no petty jeaiousies let enyies animate
oosoms al this momentous crisis. Let US rise above
this and look into the Far future And II we do,
chldrens cnildren will UP and cali Us blessed -
loud and long continued appiause.t
In my next shall have more 10 say in regard to
these matters. .tssft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

From abe Pittsourg Chronicle, Nov.
terrible OF Tatal burning occurred Friday
evening at Turtle Greek, on the Pennsy iyana Rail-
road. IL appears that Mrs. Pollock. wife or the
Rev. David H. Pollock Of Turtle Greek feeling chilly,
stood near che grase. Whils standing with her
back 10 the tire the skirt Of her dress ignicd Asd
in instant she snveioped In flames Her
screams attracted the servant gri who immedistsy
threw bucket OF water the buraing vomau, and
QUE after another oucketiul Mrs. Pollock followed
her and this famed the flames into renewed life More
water thrown her but made ttie impression.
Some nsgbbos 70 her and pulled OF what little
clothing still remained her person bat before THE
was accompl shed she was terribly burned about the
limbs and back Physicians were summoned mmedi-
Ately aud everything sibe done for the relief OF The
suffering She suffered bat little pain. but her
injuries once pronounced fatal. Yesterday u
seen che could live unit eve inc. and al i've
O'Clock in the afternoon she expired Her husband was
absent AZ ths lime OF the sccidsnL Mr. Pollock was
the daughter Of Rev Mr. K kpatri X OF Wcstm Ireland
county. and OF Hr. eJohn ~ Kirkpatrick OF this
civ. she was only about swsay-sx years Of age.