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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
GraxinE small b. Degrees

The great national union -oonsef' alive
rebel democratic party Of Knox county
Angus, wac a year ago, turned gu, a vote
Il about one Thousand Al the resent oloc-
ton II polled siH hundred votes II they
will start another daily, manned BY another
corps Of edilors, well supplied with whisky
the radicals propose 10 cut their vote down
at the next August election % t'so hundred
,hu- Gaining sb0at four hundred more. IL
johnson. where they received cine vote, I'd
Cooke. where they received tao solo-. and
.m y .-btu.,,yH Garter. uaw hltts. .1aiiiF "a"
i,.s5-Yu Gratn--f, Ssyisr AMI oinet ruHn
f.-s II k..st iyuuy-s,ry sshorr tb,y r. sl'oi}
mustered a eprp"ra, guard we don't pro
pose h gain oil thcm "" ysp.ei 10 thcst
Counties u increase the radical goi,. h$ Tia
number 1i young men coming Of age az.
by others coming into the country IL sill
10. difficult 10 AugE,t neEi b iastoa ~
charge ai voting Tor Seymour uPoi any 4
.a.n " advise tbc taking care Of uI
r-tl a...t. SENIOR EpfTaR
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
LATEST NEWS.
TUE 'Is sa ss,sn gpsessIp slai YA'"
capture OF q Train Of Cars BY the In
sHFgentsi
Over 5000 Men Recruited in New York for
the Filiibustsring Expedition
Against Csba

Nee York, RoV. IA p,ivs's letter ff,sn =
pFesaiaess lasargnnt In Caba states thsa tha RsV5
lYti0aasy Isnts IN Hsysas have sworn " destroy
The property &C pvery individual who shsi over his
own sensturs or Otherwise, Hassi4szt bis ihuat'on
10 support the tI0vernpsAt IT, no other rsse shsil
property bs siiAeket-
Captain 9ssasrsl Lsrssndt senoaRsas A. hiso-
hood the stste,1est published In oertaih Mes York
loasaals, sf bis having prohibited The American
Ccasal hon sending . dispatch ~ The taba cable
- Wsshisgtsa, sskiag the Asssricaa DoveTn 1safi
~ sand . seaisdf0s ~ Gaia. Tho following i al
thosisstiTeiy giSsn he sres version oi TIE affair
The AmrfisaR Consul Wishsi v toisgrspk " Ts's
iaEt0a that Passto Pfscips hss rsyoltsd Captain
asssfal L.efsasA eOavisesl tbs Consul hist ~
report ues HntFas, abo immediately shd sogants
dly vithdrew tAs dispssoh.
The dispateh from New 1Ofk 81 eFganisa, -. u
basssfiag expedition IN thai city and New OffssF
vas promptly rscsiEod in Havana The CsPtsi'
tlsneral also IN Teeepi of dispateh = The sam
effect. All the necessary precautions have h-e'
taken 70 Fecsiys the Invaders and Scsnish Tsr wee
sells arc cruising of tha errsss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
rhs, Rolling MN encs mere.

We still Insist a,,ca erecting in ,his city
= rolling mill ior the purpose Of manutae,
turing SAsluad froa Thearands u tens
will b. wansca here IL the next shrcc yeasv.
IL will hc means NJ Keeping our money q,
bemc. giving employment 10 hundreds oi
laecrcrs, erecting blast furnaces, and open
ing up trade aud o,mmeros. Last, hut nes
least. IL will give new life 10 our town, and
cause our population 10 be doubled In less
than i've years. Let company be organ
ired, and lc, eur rsilroad eonpAniss oil take
stock Let our corporation and county au
tl,orith's subscribe lhCrally They viii
end j, a profitable Investment Again VI
pall upon all parties interested to reflect
upon this important subject.
SENIOR EnIroE,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

o. ndash u NJ ksyns4 lassna 10 srse kimI
sren Gsas fsssst ~ ) n'1Ifae man 70 20 ints ~
ushsse. ~ cor ssh sArk~s would hAss 70 -
hiss saAds fsssmsstss aenstsl ~ aasrtslca ts
hssi .aa Sssssnt wsta, saa he assess trs ~ safk
q asssils, Is scll - his thespagh segussaesnee
With the geography ana fsee 81 The ss'asity - ssh
=, with tke wssl Of vssil facilities in siHsress ss
,,shies ,raiaeatly A. him fs The osee q fessAas.
let General Hi anltotm snA c'as'stans iass'szs
sud BIZ servl- y The party, eusi,ls bin 70 sssh
promotion. Mosssyur, ne esa isssrcse Of ths
csonlry require a. and hi. selectloa b. oen ersns
fs r,.t IN ha Cslaass viii te AaAssa vtsh sr'smre
Nv tts lsyAi ssen North sna ssssh, To sso~ 'He
aprrs.is,ioa u hir II hs=s By loyal men, shey
h,ye ru,urasi hie ~ The Ala Ccnsres, by sssssf
q, ef s.eoo. The truth Is, Asyssra weala iafase
Bs, .ad sstlvty is,s any dersSsmea, 81 she gov.
eruu,crt Ia .hIs Nrinien W srsns senN bat VIZ
b sustained h, bis aaa,eress aseasln'she- North
asarSyutb eEsieS hh'tea
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

a., ,,.,e,c., ea.sA as3 F~snrisa hy s'aslsoe i"''
..s,.. ,hs he sletica, The rsee r@fefs q ieaes
- |. eide ssrcxssasea - rid'oa'e"' s'"tf
IA "a, ,upss = SriRsiaAl tr's' :" tAe hale
,,,,,,. IN tAls ss.as TIE Sassy IS sses.Sn'aHs
a., A NJ Rlsckhafs, wtssa hslssst u" V'1F',
,...s snssrrUxs.eS by n Br'e0. sAi' tes''e'a
.., \. A.a ss srr~euent ~i's me 10 The eust 'as'
h. 80. " srra mss eassgsa ~iis ef'T"ss ana h'''e
,As,, 10 IRE ue,shharAssd Il Nashville aud =
,..i,.,s,, ~ RAY Elm reward IN each Sase he ~
,,4tas re r-cEs vAA Ne.
Nr~ "a - hsvrcrs thal tbs brcsa 1t i"e N"'nP
,-,,sr and Treasures sboa thai ueNer "Ticrea 'ae
r.vv,srs al q trsssd n sny $3.50 sxe'FS. ~scs sns
,.-,,s. N.a e.s r.sassis sivcsai-sA ~ r''''Ss's-
49,. "a 1, ~ case wss nj. mar, Rlsektars, gs'd
-, -,v.ra TIE S-h,le story IA y Est'ieH'''r sra
.rs inSues,8 b. ecat-sl,c; n by r''ng TIE F'Sy T"
,-,hs.es n C.,spsrclles kisckhirS TIE h'"cS e0'a
Oh, Is rru>arsea b. have inside lAst statement . ~
n. K,iN ocuaty. sna, Ia he ls's war Wss mem
-, ., Stoke Cavalry he as."A~hre . 's'a -
have N,~n h,saset %. by gSss.ieDs Nss"a ne ""
MN Rrieu. ESa, Previsas - the sethns
,,h., Court N n. Rrtrn sEp'i~d y me ss letter
q, .rS,ri siu,r Judge Il the Supreme Conrt 70 he"
II n II Hsrrt.,n, rUigpea Ha sFr''e"''os ~As
l,ll,wed ~ ~ . oSunaEsoalies N h's iN''t $50
~,As-,;as ha sualiaeAl,oAA FseatAh'y saa'ssSa e'
N S,,sos sol oshcrs ,hcachs Pr'P'' n'' 'e
-,.k. Ire Npyssu,uaesl. HsA cOa''"''-sonei NJ
R-,~a have NJ asuhs Ihs~e 4assis'n' ~'a'a rev 81
have Nr~7 .skei cr Rlsckhutn sa3 ts'' irrris'' ''
-,,.grv ~~ah neve, have come - light - iAf s.
ar a-n,~--sa, I ss4th~r went the sa'e'aey -
r-,es isa,r q sny mar ., - Il nee ~se '-''e''
mi, ,.r.hls q sny sueA casdscs - :. ssir'easfi V
nee ~ ths. Bla.-ss.arn- Rsisn reveasts'a.
VIC BBo~SLsv.
kaaFgilie New. "a lseS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
Btlnied bY his Tears.

Aars the result of The sssSsioa beeoms pretty uvil
knoxa hsre tAs reesiassscssssie organ rsfa5ed IL
grief asA IL f~s.a sipaltAasvesiy, By Affirming the
hesa Of ass sf " ecianss eth . coda sad The
prilsph, LES Jeest Rsgssiisa. Nov epissph' are
natpssu.iy lyiss Iiis j&sst 70 ss sass. 's n" paa
in Latin bot mostly has Ia Eagisa qslis d''''a'
lai tassatns. Bus 10 this esss. ssmesAing basiiss
Mo lesBscsa;te mastasr doss really he Ri, isu'
,he rspassic, RKsrntsea assht u,esn The s-'sts'
rra Consetersryl aad oar classical cafr~s bSEEef
frpus the ssy Of elas suga, - have tAksn P"ef'
into ksarews Of KsisscAmilt hrfsre making Il g.
dayy A. the nsuse Il she +" isie israsaiei'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
Progress Of the Insurrsction in Cuba.

HAVANA, Nov. III recently came o.
tho knovle,lg.o of the Government that "a
bani q, fourteen persons had started from
Havana tor the purpose of creating "a" 'L-
surfectiOu in the Nuelta Ab2le region ="
th,, 10Th instant the Rural Police auysSsIsd
in arrostin, twelve nl the party at san Cr.~
tnbal senior Aguirrr. a meryhSnt If Tara
who Is charged with receiving arm' AMI
ammunition for the rcVolut'on'stS, has p',"
arrvstod, and was brought to the vty V,
tcrday by Government oa.eer'. ten. n'i
massida has arrived AZ Manaanii'H where
ho issued proclamation gln'nE the vr''.
lutionists eight days Ia tay down THEFT arms
aud ccase host,litivs against 'he "oE'rn
mont
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
Leiter rrem nash,lne.

NesnAhSR leth, iFH1'
TAe Senate me, 3, II O'Clock, apcahss seaiet IN
he chair. Prayer ws offered by Rev NJ. liant.
iagsea rhs rel hssas called, sssssfa ~ fpsaa
rssseh, The Ge.efhot1 Mcssase ~ss read shs
rs.disg cccaryise stca. half an hour Five th"u''
ssa rcpse were ordered rfinssd. TIE dlasfee'
salaess lssies In he Message were referred 70 aP
rs,rsisss eemmlssess. ESastot I'ind''cy rfessas'a
bIi 70 relieve The ss.rayers Of Davidson c'in'y
witch va, rad. The hin Rises The taH'Paysr' c'
,ias essHiy who we're delayed In paying their tAts'
b. The iislgs,ica sseai ,,se-. thirty days fom h'
lime amer The passage Of the isv ict the Faymsn'
Of the taxes lef ises,
Tho iIouse was called 10 order by Speaker Rich
ards, a. 10 O'Clock, and Rev Dr. rearne, Of knon
vile, offered prayer. The roii WAS called and for
~. ssvea members answered - their Names, TbA
b,lng nine isss than quorum, The Home Adl'1rhe'
until 10 e'clcck Tomorrow. FEsnelrSh.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
Prospectus Of re East Tennessee
EeUf1st

A wSssg, rsigk''. paper. eIear Il s0'i'io', 10 ss
rabIsshsd 81 Kacltitis, Tenn- Oh The iss Of Jsna-
ary, % eocner u ,utlcissi nantes Of sahset'hNFs
ara secured Terms: Tso Dollars pr snHana, ~
sar,akly - sIrsrre. Al Bsptia mlnIsinfs are re-
qassted To al - Agents shd forward nsaSs and
m.sasy .. Fspidiy O. PssibIs, Direct 10
la s. II. SNTTH,
IL T. n khoITille, Tean-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

4 claim against the city OF New t'i'oa"~
tor So 600 damage during tho rveeut s'ot7
has been preseatCd
The headquarters Ut the 2hh Infantry
DOL q b Wilcox commanding, has bVch
ordered from I.ynyhburg Virginia their
pr,,sent station - Memphis, rcnncsscv,
A New York Insurance. company has ten
dcrrd Gen T. + Lee the position ct super
wiser II a,scueiss tor the SouthCrn States H.
a salary ri si0'H'u a year
| \ sat has heoa catered against thc e.
/ lumhus tuhjo' tTssis newspaper ivr ut's.
| Avinv the damage - $50 oph. ty tu"S
States COMMISSIONS tr,Uuniru III te.4@
/ bus. The cause. oi the complaint - . r..
tares upon tho Commissioner : .i,c'sH'i' .i
a late fraudulent voting Case IN inc cay
Late advjees from Fort Hay h'h>.''.
represents Gen, Sheridan ga active par az
| Of the Indians Generals carr ana bans
head with a large force, arg MAJ ."7 'a
,rressiye ,noyemepts west Of F"; Na.'aN'
! The Third United States cavalry Va
Gently reinforced by 800 disadeo'es is''' N17
w,.sen,ia sss tried rsa' ios doH'7'''S 'ns' '''
likes IL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
Recruiting for the Cuban Expedition

Es,g fork. Hor IL Rscruiting f,f the tghAE
OF Position . said 30 have esassd in this city Col
Gibbons having slresiy enrolled . 500 mr1, Whrh
is /. SOC morn thar ha want. he alleges ihsl The
whots Command Il 10 dsvolve aPon Waslihy Ia
bans.s, Who s famous - military loader meier
hon Carries snd MAMMALIAN, and Sh1 la- So far
furnished all the fsnds necessary. Tho iut'n!taa
Il 81 snaex Cuba 70 the Uhiyh. pahi'r frr"lia-
l. 70 b held Ia relation u the matter In Ca.Tsr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

A terrible collision ncCarrsi on EasI Blscf as
morning between tbe FULTON i-FrJ tox,s ntan al
H.miIt0z - The batter Yrs entering the Up N no
New York side Btth h0si7 wrrs badly damaged
4 boy named George Browsr, an spPrca'i's A. Lh'
printinv basinrzs VS. kills,i aui Wm. Brnrk a 'r3
iou arprsoticr, vas fatally injured. 1--WE 0iAo'
prrsos.s were SAso fatally ailrei, shl over Dozen
wafe tadiy hurt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
Capture Of Railroad Train by the Rebels
Heavy Rains.

Hsea'sr, Mes Is --fbs Ssbas have appeared On
Tho railroads between NsaVAtrss and Puerto PSin-
eipe Tbsy e.psasei = srsin q cas- ~i,b snuHubrf
Of passengers on board. Thny retsiHNi the care
bot allowed The passengers - preesei 10 their a7s
tnssion on hahd cArs. The baggage cars vote
punletei 81 their conients and tho railroad track
was torn up fpr a cohsiisrsbls distance.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

! A 70. syxsias. slhea. y Ne preserves q ,ssssi
Ssss,~sssa - he rsse;Ilee ssa psSsas 70
I. pAssl1Sa, Indulge u sra4e fsolsk - iais-
- ,vsasf& sSirh sle9s go tsll & zffesas
- kkesd ga &s&sl<t ifsf<epssea = y. se.s
,,r.. sls.s, vosia act i've Is ssssps ~ tsas,.
~, esss, shss Jsks<ss wssIs pt.sasi3 sissssal
a.r,s,.s and made cssss hssilsh fsssatks. Ess rs
a. a.. sesssse sss, be usssFs Ne scssinsats q shs
ss.sssshiu sunhss Il fshslas IL sA sH',aslss'iz.
I'D he sasAes should be scsthed b l,sss, avg
lseasa assss = ss asssrsAs sssseskss hssss -
Il 10 skcssesss, u they % nut approve Of vss. e
ears - sAsw Il {, .basaias Mn .. ,hsT sesia
,ire,. such semsfEs hsvs bad efess 80 tee fesas
a .s<sss. ssa 4 ses ara sistsi sssagh 90 laet
IA cscs.sh 10 mako tser, taes shsald Be usads se
a., ,hs s,..sayesses a their iasamy. So
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

stand ass % tne eFees ~ yesr asisg.
sltsfins issnssxssssf Asasss sshasea v pat
aes is lsts ~ ssea rsssiligs, sasHl Esd Tehnes
- ~ a&e ~ ss1lilld - b ~ ss h shsss
ssslasess h - IA e iayszy. b he hope Ma.
he sdasiaasksssiea u rsymoas vssid rpstg.v them
u their ed ysms ID rssas rsss ssps h now
dsssea. svsy aeh sssn. Iiks esets sssy Of Me
wssef szsspss1sass asss sskaseif smess ssighhcss
shss - iaasly stssess, eattassa 49, tsfassstsea
ne Z - stjs<s Il kssssa. and - assss kss Mere
taaa tsst b = sasse has q sssm'ss, sns th~s.
fore hslrie< Naaf&ily. - i sssasy, - etsfss,
be asasas ~ fsssbsiss ihss BE- ecsssssass .sils
bin 10 dessrs. SD ~sist ts pssasass ssl's him
Il lissy 70 svssssks Alm. fsae. b kssvs psrh.stly
wsii thai no radical will sapst him fsss bshisd 9
essh - he fis sioas ne Highway, nor call him %
~ door Al aesa II nishs me TIE ks kias, and
es,ahs, hlm % The tArshhela. seI rs Ma .ss
ateaa q fast, IL u Ne drsea Of srinisa And
fre,a TIA. epsaisa As wants % AZ | and from thse
henshy sss,on II sc,iss legally hs ~i' bssess e"s
suesh III " Gsstxi., isassisns, fesss OF Arhsass.,
.srss last sssss~ Zoe ssvanasei sh'ssiry and aigh
toned viiiainy.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
Che Kasxrills afhiA


~, xr,s . euss--ses resests uFas ~ essH 'se-- ~
si.,.s-ssS ., s-fsysssss = ~ ifas - sAss -
- 49, ,~ss -sS-ssE, ~ = sosess We rFsss '--v -
- So - 49, s-i-ss ., saAssser- . ''sssref a. 'f' ~
s.-4-.-a ~. - - 49, -asA te-r ~ = . 49,
- s-sA ~ ~ -sslk - yy-ss F-s+ -~h-t-Fssr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
Cattle Plague.

A ee,n,sit1es hAs besn spP5ia,oa By the rsaass,
see Legislature u attend eOaSsatisa - assemble
at Springfield, IlIisea u eossids' the history IA
ta,e ana character Of the oattIa plague shieh bs
crested 50 mach es,i,ssahAl Ia soao localities 70
tsarne tssa pasl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
Florida The Impeachment Of the Governor
Recovery Of Arms Thrown from the

TplIaAa.ar1 Nee. 3--NoihiHg Important Ia
srnnsrirpl since Ihs report of SATURDAY "a regard =
the Impeachment 4 the GoyeTnor 90 5ot'eFnin {
tbs (Iogsraors suil sgaiasl IeIi G''y Gless"n and
SecrnsAfy Ahien
TAsro are bo ind'eatiohs u d''i4f,l'hfH %, '''
r,hI,e r<nrr AL,,l, half Il tho Srms thrown .-.ra
tka cara were Trcuy-Fsl 70 EDi ararT aat o." a"s
10 the possession 81 Co,tsl stsies Irv,-f-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

IS NJ John T Shumskor CungresznlaE r.r
from Tho second district u Nr~ lark. aitrhi'l
from Broadway stag" Al the r0r1r' ~ Aai'}
street. be Sas ST ap1s by tire. men. One q thsTn
stole diamond pin valued At 81 '4' FROM VI Sh4-
makers ,hlrt brsoua and passed q a confederate,
VIC male bis a~cspe T9o Of Ihs Fobbors givir.
their names a. W q. Roberts aHi ) = TpEri1s.r,
~sre aFrs-sed On thH spot
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
France Reported Conspiracy Discovered.

PARIS, Nov lI--At a Council vt h'"'-
lrr., held at the ruilerjes, proof was al
dur,-d Of tho existence OF a conspiracy i"'
the overthrow OF the existing ordcg ct al
fairs in France aud resolution wa7 ari'I''
cd providing ior the use oi the u'c.t ''s"'
Gus measures Ter its suppression lhv pan
liv journals will be exempted from inter
hercnoe i, they rviran from melting 'h'
u,,,,,le A,.,iu-t the Government
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
+, Kiipa,riek 20 Buieher Forrest.

Gen. H. w Whitaker, formerly on the
staff OF Gen. Fitzpatrick, publishes the i''
lowing letter
HARrsosp, Coma, Nov. ~, leoa
Gen, H. l., Shaclleferd, Seen Hdeea, Con-"
GENERAL, In reply 10 FORESTS rceenl
letter 10 you. ! am authorised by asn, MI
patrick 10 say that siaee oiheefs OF 'ns
United States army who were present Of
the investigators Of the Fort Pillow nlssal
Gro, the ,ssiimoay OF hundreds Of witnesses
there taken, and the report OF the Congros'
sionai committee which conducted that ~
yeatigation. have not only connrmea hls
(kilpatriek d statements on thai snbeG''
bat have given additional aud more shock &.
lag details Of FORESTS inhuman conduct al
Fort Pillow, Gen. Fitzpatrick has NOTHING
10 communicate, either 10 Forrest OF bas'I
Duke, except 10 rcitorate his Recommendations
! Of FORESTS unparalleled atrocities ana
n. W WuIrsKEB :
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
The Unclaimed Arms at Aemphr from
New York

Hssasals. Nor !. 1t appears that the aFuaa a,.a-
sisbo.l 10 T. Holman were bought hy thsssl.3 81
HTctkers. It Se~ York, on sPeeaiAllvu, ara sens
here /, L. Sold lIoimSn rsi4,ci - have anything
- a. With thcIu AMI they wuro stor''d, 'atj',. =
tn, order e The Shipper
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

A DHe,sses. noston, last April. one
Jones was divorced frola his wife, and no
ties was given by advertisement, wh'sl. , ~
Law, requires lapse Of ak morths before
the deerea can be entered WI an these
six months Jones died and the Court holds
that The widsw is now entitled to her share
ia the estate the same ~ Il no proceedings
for divorce had been entered,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
nmoiaI VOTE Of Penn.Ylranla

Ra-rrsAsyg Pos. Nee The tnu on 'ia. '''e
81 PennsyivAnta - ~ f5lloWs Grant. i43 ESQ ~
maQr. iIl. zs2 IIrants majority, l-,s3s.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
ARpasa.

- E,--sss,,. - asA -, ces o., 49, co.. -
,A-r,Esa Asv.tsasfre ksret. hT W. YEA ~
rssssS ~ 80 we .'fe~t sfs'' 49, y. =,
:, -. a -, -, ,y.A~tts-s AsssFt,.as As~s' ~
,s.-tr--ss anA eafsitY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18
rrpuble In Arkaasas--6, 600 Cavalry to bs
Raised

lf,s,pA,,. Ssr-sa,r \ LHtl' 4 .s y i'll .;
The tr.slaa,As tays thai ~ SUNDAY Gov tls!
sent thrss ccEtpshie. Il uegro militia !. OK Us
Bsker sSci,sds trouble "a sPprrheujcI. The c.
gynor has niss ordered The raising O.; 600" .assl
Throughout the stale The eetiou go lar a. hsa'a
sron,, pass al - Gaiei'y
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49,, H., - Ssstgs- N hsptrNr,ys ava ''issi'y"S,
IS, = r~s So IL ssrAso~ Ssh Fessee- sSe rs' " tsi
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Col. r. NJ. White has been elected i'resl
dent Of the Mlssissippl and Tennessee taH
road, and II. G. Brinkly, President oil the
Memphis and Listle Rock Railroad.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-18

DEusios ~ IHE NAsuvllLstiITH ts9uSerieS
CASE ChAnoailsF shaekellafd wondered he deeis'
ioa IN the injs,esioa eass Il srisins Mayor Aldsh
four Aldermen Aad thsee Coaneilmen tEeHi aaidtns
their efioes or Feoplving pay Mayer Alden BAY
ag bees ia the ofee lsst PEAS, hotas eset nfs ta'
Gao b gsAliS aseiAea ~ The SarFeaie Gears, 4
Which The appsAs has bssa takea
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Hptkhhbh live. lF"e
Tsc House sr,vne-l ths Haerniag. with afly 'ev"a
s,cs,t-er,, quorum Pr>yse wa oasr~i BY Rn'.
pr Pearne Ths Gos~raofs Message ~ss read
Tire TeAjing eseiled very marked sil"aiion, II -
generally pruaes6csa able Stats pAP"t. Tho
IAr " Il sciaiag " tho frsRcsis~ gass's'n A.
agAi have ksrn eHpeStesi aFosses lhn hostility ii
tbp ga klaE DcsaeSrsey. sud they uaiIo W ta!i
chorus agaiss, tAs fearless Gna ines'rartihls Old
hero sAl sogAscls rssisaa Ia ssmitsIsg ~ The bal
lss lbs~e who have rsosel ssssasalsz sawSFiay Of
skls issrs,
By lie wsy, The Asss<S. es this E'ofnisg css'I;ss
tho Gsvetaot si,A rpsemmssans state aid Osiy ~
those r.iltssas tr.vers,as Ess, Tennr~see. Th" =
= mis..aa, as any ono car lhsl the t'sNs'nor
recommended cid Gee The rosd u Witch Hen M
Psfkes 10 frs.iaeHt Tais Road 10 In h'dJl~ Tes-
| Rc~see.
hint rssois,isa sasPsei, eseresi sy NJ
MkiHlsy Of Sumner 10 ssnd thru cu'n,lsslnser- 10
sptiss asls, IIlise, 70 attend The Cattle ccnSs".
iioa 10 be he'd there In f'ecsmhs', IN aocordasos
| with the rsecaa msnasssna ef the Gcvernor NJ,
| Mckinley and M AIien Of BiruHt. .sro appoint
| cd on the Part Of the Hoass wae. With ,hn member
AppaIn.ad sr ID. seasls. uiH be the Commissiou-
4 en- ffOn Tennessee, provided The rpa'lation be
adopted
saadry uaimportas. rsso'slioas ~eTs adopted ~
r-fsruaee 10 the stationery, postage, &, ct ne'a'
lcrs. Afer which the liooss a'ijcafheI
PssHolrTR
Noe that General Grant y sisxtsi FrsstdeHt, hi'
letter Of acceptance xsrss The notninSi'on vas tea
iered s.Ta.res fse-s Interest, and will se res'
again w.h rsaswsd feelings Of satisfaction and de
light
Te fsaerai JcssyA r. Hsseksy Prsssdsst Nsi'0s-s
, Crass Rspssiassa assszfsca
I'm formally scc-rtias ths nssninsiioa Of the Ms
| t,oasl Uaioa Republican ueasoation OF the list 9
| A.y tnst.hh u seems Fropes that seme slalensn
| ol views beyond tho mere acceptance OF the hurn'
nation should he expressed. The preceding Of tn
! coavsn,ion were marked with ssdom, tnodsrat'it
and patriotism, and eel'svs express the testing
a ths rrsst nisss u ,hoss who sustained tho
tty through i.s Feosat triah. ! fsdsFss "a TssoIE
6s.s N elected 10 the otice Of frssidoni Il III
Jtntsd ft.ts1 IL viii DO nay endeav0f 81 asiaialsir
al "A. Es,ss an esHi fsifA, se,th scoRoss, apf .st
= IA, te.s Of ssss.s peace, gst and protection srtsy
A .aAsrs In tnas Ike the present u taposaihls
4 OF a. Isas, smiaensly lmpsopsr 20 lay esSn P,'s
ration a lsr ysars Nsv political issaes M. ior,
sees arr csastantiy arising shs viess Of tbs pahi
a on old anss sss cosssAntly changing, and yarel
!, administrative ssiecr ssesh slsays b is's Tres
)" er,,I, tks ell III ths Fsoyss, aIssass Asss =
,osef.f taat ,eiA and alsass sbaH' feses and IN
,. ysr,al prosperity Its sequence Win eeos"n'y
10 sdmlaissraion, will sghlsa the burden OF tassuei
\ while Il Constantly rsa,sses che nst'"nsi d""a h'
\, Vs HAfh PEACE. ,
Al u. \, akAsr.
:, N..h;,,,oa. ID q, MAY -, 1895.
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TuE L4aaisyille .is.zFsss sad Gs.fssg have cab
soidAssa and viii sRqssr Is he ieaisy'se tse'sez
cad IesFass
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