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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-31
DROBATE NOTICE.-State Of Mich

Il igan, County Of ingham At session Of the
Probate Court for the County of ngham holden the
Probate Office, in Mason, Monday, the lst day Of
July, IN the year thousand eight hundred and
one Present. Vim II PnckD-y, Judge of Probate In
the matter of the estate of Elijah Wilcox, deceased On
reading and filing The petition, duly verified If Henry
Nieox administrator Of said estate, praying that lie
may be licensed 70 sell the real estate Of said deceased
Thereupon Il il ooered. that Monday. the 10Th day Of
Angus next a. ii O'Clock in the forenoon. assigned
for the hearing Of said PETITION and that the heirs law
OF said deceased and all other persons interested said
estate are required to appear at session Of said Court
then TO be holden At III. Probate Office in the village Of
Mason and show cause any there b., why the PRAYER
Of the petitioner should not be granted And i further
Ordered that said give notice the persons
interested in said estate of the peaiency Of said petition
AID the hearing thereof by copy Of this order
be published In the Lansing Republican. a newspaper
printed and rcuating in sad county of Ingham sue
cessive weeks previous u said dav of hearing
a true copy.) WM II PINCkNFY.
6w3o3 Jude Of PrJ-1ls.
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1,RY this remarkable SID most Interesting r.,..
i j. composed q: the concentrated aE,css a. -
powerful as. the most soothing Plants az lu ~
chemically combined aud Insulated Ia VEL 49, "
tottle,, ana charged ~ Pow erial battery mr..
-essug ia addition 10 lis sspCsior medical vrtv -
Magnetic ant Electric proper Profoundly ,.ne',..
amt emin~ntiy quoting an o0tLins Il rrf,x,. -
and inflammation al once. tvaeu iIsels spUlsJl =
ing the strained msscirs sur nerves. gixirg rev
vitality By IL life giving qualities, l. I&Taze1 psr
chronic or ioDc staining complaints and wea krsSs =
ay ing nervous pain. (Neuiaiqs irrita Ton aus
speak of il as truly wen 'erfai medicine and -. =
by far superior 10 any and all Other external mn, - y
J. applied in season. u IS an uu,aIr rt-.Sy So,
Group. Sore Throat, inflammation Of the Iuu-s b.
Liver, hVuess, and other gNns. kiieus. agisr. -,
Irritation, AsUe m The Breast and AZ al linz. -
uervoUs Headache, Neuralgia. s1re eyes ear scls So,
aet-, ague IN the Esee. t1mpes snd Erupt.ons - -
kinds. i'Iiss, Bruised sui Sprafued liulhs Burn. -
parts. Chilhsir>. indecent and bong sisrap, -
Wounds, &c. &c. IL viii also restore tie Han =, -
gad iieSd, aud prevent the Hair from fai!rg IT, "
neuc ointment has been eXensysy usea ut-p Csnsi 49,
nrsughi Horses Tor Calls Wounds >pra rs andl -
and j. sure cure, when piled hot CIR the s,,,,ls
on horses and Foot Al. az sheep. AL the vtsTrtor, a,
Tor the NJ Snefic On utui T, fair trial uf,n
they claim for IL, will be found To he letter ,,
neghhorhood where il Is manufactured ma nv tse. \
il by the quantity. and IL Kept and used bv l era,
inns btant lanaces the numerous pa ns and .sl
every family j. more or les afflicted with We 80
! Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointnsr,,
| Sone genuine unless siruei's, B.ell. with ren :
Pamphlets containing full i.rseiicn around each p,l
and circulars left w1th MS Price sinss Gsr ~.
| and shilirgs .or lsfee Bottles
| For safe by AeWbfo & Brother. ana Ehsyer A Co L..
sirg, ami al other nrus, - IN ne C. unity
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Capsain, said ragged country urchin to
c''y dandy with an immense shir, collar. abe
You goin' to haul manure to day >"
No, You ragged rascal; what makes you ask
that question
"why, kase you've got such thunderin' big
pair Of sideboard. up"
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ADVERTISEMENTS
J)RORATE NOTICE-State of Mich.

igan, County Of Ingham, sat- sesson OF lae
Probate Court for the County Of lngnam, hocen at me
Probate OGee, the village Of Mason, OBJ ASncas tEe
lst cay OF June, the year one thousand eixhI nun
,ired and sixty Present. VIM Pinckney, JuGse OF
Probate. In the matter of the estate Of John Oli
lit, deceased. On reading and ming the petition OF 40
Olson Hamilton, duly verified praying that an oid-r
may be entered by this court authorizing and ceeans
DANIEL D. Gist admin the estate of said John
h CLEFT deceased execute good and oeeo
If Conveyance of the Olospg piece or parcel OF land
commencing at point Is rods north Of the place
where the south line Of lot No .3 Of the = Of sec 10
Of range W. iu,srsects crosses the west see
f Hanchetl 80 called in the village OF coicwa'ef
thence Forth the side CT said H4nchett street a.
extended rods. thence west on line parallel IN thr
south Inc said lot IS, 10 rods thence south on
line parallel with the side of said H>ncneit street
extenced- rods thence line crect TO the place
- beg nang containing 90 square RODS ~ land except
NJ r-servpg from the south side of said lot strip
% land l. feet vide and Is rods long, IN accordance with
he conditions Of certain by said John
X Giilett 10 Cynthia Westta. and by her regularly
assigned to said petitioner:
Theeup0n il i. ordered that Monday, the ON day O.
August next. at Il O'Clock the forenoon, be assign
- iJ the bearing of sa petition, and that the hens al
81 .t deceased and all other inere sed IN
SAID Estate, required TO appear al session Il SAID
CouT then be holden the Probate Office in the wi
age OF Mason and chow cause sny there be- why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted And Il
further Ordered that said petitioner give notice I" the
persons interested in said estate of the penceney OF said
stton, and the hearing thereof by cops OF
uesspsper printed and circulating County Of Ing
lam. tx successive weeks previous IN said day Of hear
ing a tru- copy WM II PlNChNEI.
6a03I Judge of Probate.
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AV1 been made in the conditions Of certain mort
gage (Sher-by II power therein contained t. sell has
become operative executed by Peter Ech- and Harry
Etcnrlls, his wife, OF lngham county 81 gan, u Ira
davenport 81 New York dated the thin tenth day ui Jan
nary A u eighteen hundred and sixty, ard recorded
January tweatieth a d. 1850, in the Office Of the
OF Feeds for the county of lrgham, m tie Siae 81
Michigan Iher L. Of mortgages, page, js2 and as3
upon which mortgage there is claimed 10 be due at the
of this .olic-, the Of fJus hundred and nifty
eight dollars and forty five cents and i proceed
ings law having been instituted To part
thereof ice is therefore hereby given that Wedn.
day the tweDtyith day If September next, at twelve
O'Clock noon sa ,e at public auctioe, to the hghes.
bidder (s,e TAX place al the front door Of the Ing
bar county Circuit Court House in the village Of Mason
the premises contained I such mortgage. Tor much
th.I eof shah he to satisfy the amount due
sach mortgage with zen per cent interest and ieSa'
costs. together with Attorney fee Of dy dollars,
ninted fir Iheen) that Is to say, the following piece
:arce, Of iani situate IN lnghan county, Michigan
VIZ the half of IL. north west quarter at s-en
twenty nine, in to"nshp two month of east,
ghfy acres, more "r less
Dated Detroit. june 29th, ls6l
IPA DAVENPORT, u Ite-."e
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DURING THIS MONTH trains will leave 0wosso, con
i meet NJ point Of Lansing Railroad, a. follows;
GOING EAST
At3GO \. VI 10 ON aud 2.i0P Ii, for DctT,it
GOING WEST.
At IL - 4. NJ for Milwaukee
AT L. II +. u, for Grand RAPIDS.
At IL 50 4 VI for Milwaukee
Refreshments Detroit ow $50 and Grand Haven, and
upon Company ferry steamer Windsor De'roI, River
Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
Trains leave termin daily Sundays excepted.
THE TIL ERAFII LINES open for PUBIC BCsINESS
SiIEPING CARS On all Night Trains
CONNECTIONS.
AT pFTROIr-Great Western Railway for I'll points
East-Niehisan Central, Michigan Southern and Grand
Trunk Railroads
AT MIIAyAUkFE-Wi;b the Mississippi, Lacrosse Chi
cage water,owu AMI HoEicCn Railroads, foc all points
West and Northwest
Passengers for Great Western Railway the Rail
Rnac Ferry steamer H. ". L. Deck. leaving Dock at
Is a. NJ, and % /. NJ.
The Company Tine Tables be had at any Of the
Stations
" X. MUla, Gen'iSup't.
ID. X Il. Offices, 1851
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MORTGAGE SALE-Default having


AVA teen made u the conditions cf certain mortgag-
executed by William Austin and C1rcea a, ma wife, ot
Ingham county, Mich gan, Il Ira IL venPor o Bath, Sew
York dated the sixie nth DAY o February eighteen
huncred and fifty and recorded February twenty
A. u is54, the office Of The Reg ser al DEEDS foe
the Of lnghau IN the STATE at Michigan. Lber
j If ia IT PAGES To- an l9l, upon which mort
there eta et u b. due, al 'h- date Of this notice
the ~ tso hnni-ed and gh,y three Dbl srs and
ninety five Geo ana no suit proceedings - law hsv
teen instituted 10 part thereof Notice Is
therefore hereby gwen, that Wednesday the twenty
fifth day uf september next. ri twelve click
shall sell Public Ambition, to the highest BIDDER (sal-
10 take p ~ tie non, door of the lnghaR county cir
cult Gui II the village Of Mssonl the penis
cents med such mortgage, (nI much thereof SIS shall
be satisfy the amount due such mortgage,
with ten per cent interest. legal cost, together with
attorney Zee of fifty Ioar, coyensn.-o for therein
that = To fIpa ing pece ptrc-i Of land sua
in ngham county, Nlrhgd,, The east n " cf tie
sOuthse qlar 81 too nship
two north range two vest, gbtY acres, mor. % e.
Dated Detroit. Jan. 20 h, A 1861.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
WV J. WATERMAN, Attorney. 13u32a
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default hayinn


We been mad IN the conit of n certain IDrtg.r-
executed ny Thomas Montg rnery and Matilda L. b
wife, Of nelsm county Michigan, Ia Ira Davenport. 81
Bath, New York. dated the Iu tn day Of FebrG
ary, A ghteen hundred and fifty nre, and 'oriet
10 the oic- Rg az Deeds e. tfe ~
lnghsm, Sts'r OF Michigan. in ln- l. a" mortgages,
pages PIC ard -. upon sbIch sdid gage tilee
claimed 20 - due al the ate oI j. noflre the Of
hu tTei 81. htY dollars and eighty thIee Gems
and uii rlceedrCs A. law Ia wing been in tinted
II part thereof atce - the eio1e he ehy
Civ that c,ue' ay the twenty fifth tay'' Srp''m
Der next a, II ocl ck shall! sell at public auction
to the highest bidder (sie t. tke place at the on doc
Of the CHAM Cnun Circuit Court cu>e in the village
Of Mason the premises contained IN such lor
rauch the cni shall he necessary to satisiy th-
due such mortgage, with ten per cent IEe-
est and Legal costs tuge her with an attorney Tee lily
dollars coyeaaned FOR there j hat j. the fjiloa
ng piece parcel of liant situate In Ia county
Michigan. the north frac'i nal half al tn. north
west quarter If lection five, in township north Of
range two usst, eighty fur acres. ro'e orle-.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage
WN WATERMAN, Attorney.
Dated Is.roir lime I,-3a;
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Contracts Will be offered to the lowest responsible
bidder Wednesday 2lst of August at o'clock
N the forenoon, az the Huron County Court House,
sand Beach. Mich for the construction OF a5 nj e. Of
the Sand Beach an B.y CITY state Road from SAND B.
westward, IN sections Of oIe mile Plans may De seen
or other Information respecting the work had By apple
ton 20 the subscriber az the Office of v. Irwin Esa
in sand Beach Contracts will e made payable in land
which may be selected from any of The s~amp Lands
longing to the State
q. W. PACK, Coramiss, oner
natei JULY sth. 1ssl 4s32S
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of

STATE Of MlCHIGAN, County of
~ Ingham. sat session Of the Probate Court for
the county Of ngha hoCen At the Probate Office in the
village Of Mason, Monday, the 9th cay of May.
the thousand eight hun red and sixty one pres
ent, WI II fI>CSNEY judge of Probate In the
Of the estate Of Geo &c Ieech, deceased. On read
ing and fling the peiirlon. duly verified. of Rphran
Mech. administrator of said deceased PRAYING that he
be authorized sell the said estate Of said deceased
ThereGpon il ordered. hat Monday, the 10Th of
August next at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, be assigned
for The hear said petition and that the heirs
Of said deceased and all other persons interested said
estate required appear at session of said Court
then be holden the Probate Office, the village
Mason, and show cause il any there be- whv tie PRAYER
Of the petitioner should not be granted And fur
Their ordered, that said petitioner notice 10 the per
interested IN said estate of the tendency of ad
petition and the hearing thereof. by causing copy of
this order 20 be published in the Lansing Repub lean
newspaper printed ani circulating IN ssid county Of Ing
ham, weeks previous said day of hear
ing a true cons WI pINCkSEY
1893 ,Infve Of
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BY the Of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nv-
Gus Sick irdacbs may be prevented and if taken al
he cement of att,ek immediate relief fro
Ia in and sickness vi b. obtained
They seldom fail m removing The NaSea and Headach.
to which fema 'es subject.
They gently upon the boweis-rem0ving Cos,ire.
For LierGrg ms1, Students. Delicate females and all
persons ii sedntaTy hdJus. they valuable Lara
Tire, improving he appetite vng tone and rgor to the
digestive gan and oTng the natural elasticity and
stIen-;, OF he uhc'e system.
The CFPHAIIC FILLS .re the result # long inrcStir
many during which time they have prevented
ami relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache" whether orgi' arg in the system @,
from derang-d state Of the S0DiGca
They entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making sny change of diet and the oJsenc. Of anu s1
gr-edJls ta renders Il easy administer them children
BEWARE OF COUNTfRFEITSi
Tie genuine have five signatures of Henry Spauldnc
on each Box.
sid by Druggists and all 9TH Dealers in Medicines
Box will be lent by mail prepared receipt Of the
PR G F.. 20 CEN rs.
All order. should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPAULDING,
Is Cedar Street. New York
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Ernni lie Errpliner- Norftl
From the Er1minsr. No

From tie Examiner NoTfoIt Ia
C"rhal Pills accomplish the object for which they
were mai-, viz Cure of heaaacle in all Us f,rna.
From the Er1miner NorfoIk, "a
They have been tested IN than thousand cases,
with entire success
From, the Democrat 81 Cloud Nian
YOU are, or have been troubled the headache.
send for box (Cephaic Plls.) you may have them
IN case Of an attack
Fran, tn. Adoe,siser, Frorideaoe RI
The Cephalc Pills are said 20 be remarkably efTec
for that ve-y frequent copls which has been
discovered
From Tie Western r n Gazette, CEioaqo. IN
We hereby endorse Mr.. Spaldng and his unrvaled
CePhaIc Pills
From The Kanarha PcU.y Scdr Kanmaha Ia
W. are sure that persons suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick 20 them.
From the Southern Path Finder. ~ q, La
Try them you that afflicted, sd that
your testimony be added 70 the already numerous
list that has received beneSt that other medicine
produce
From III. 81. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalc Fis) is
rapidly Increasing
From the Ga-ete, D1rerport Io,rd.
NJ Spaldny would not connect his name with article
he did not knoc 20 possess real merit
Pom tie AdreTfiSer. Proridencs. II. J.
Thetestimony in taer favor is strong, from the most
respectable quarters
From he DAILY News Davenport, X
Cephahc Pills are tax ne the place Of all kinds
F|oTr The Commercial Bullstin, Boston, Mas
Said TO be rery efficacous for the headache
From te Commercial, Cincinnati Chts
Suffer NJ hum.n ity ros o. relieved
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~ WIT OF tx-c1ton, issued Of and under the seal
Of the Circuit Court for the county of inyhs 20 NE M
rse'ed ana dehve-ed, have levied upon al the right
ute and interest OF John Darling. and to the fol-
'w,os real estate To ait lot ten o) block ona HIM
ared and seventy tso t.2 in he eiy Of Lansing coan
OF inshaEi and State If Michigan, which shall .x
sc Tor sale or vensiae, the Court House. N -hs
village OF Mason, 90 the Sd day of August, A n 1861
AZ one % clock 10 the afternoon
Dated Lansing, June 81 lS6l
TRUMAN SPENCER. Sheriff.
owS12 By II. II. DrNHS, Deputy.
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From the Democrat 81 Cloud Ni,n
If YOU or have been troubled the headache
send for box, (Cepha!ic Pls) you may have then
IN Of a attack
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HORATIO PRATT.
SHERIFF. SALE.-By virtue of one

attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chan
Gerry, Williamson, Ing am County. Michigan
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They have been tested IN more than a thousand ca,
with entire success
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t"Pha! C Pills accomplish the object for which tn
We're mai-, viz Cure Of hea2acle in al Us f,rns
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From III. ad.,rtiser y,o,iI,,,. n

From The Ga-ette, Dgn-port, Ir1.
NJ Spadiny would connect his name with an ar.icl
he did not know 20 posses. real merit
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From the DAILY NeSs, Davenport, X /
e phshc Pills are tax NJ the place of all kinds
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-02
Missouri Affairs.

INpEPESDcE, Mo-, April 23.-Tkcre are
ten companies organized in this county, pro-
vided to act in any emergency that may a.
rise. Three companies have been formed
in this city, besides one artillery Company
The arning of the people is intended for
home protection. They arc disposed to
maintain friendly relations with their neigh
bors, but are prepared to meet them in hos
tile array il invaded. 1t is thought that
twenty thousand men will soon be enrolled
in Upper Missouri, for. the defence Of their
soil aga nSt all invaders.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, April 5S.-Between two
and three hundred Union men assembled in
the Third Ward yesterday afternoon aud
raised the Stars aud Stripes, and expressed
their determination to stand by them to the
last. Speeches were made by Messrs Field,
Critenden, Cooley and others. The most
unbounded enthusiasm prevailed and the
speakers were greeted with great applause
large and enthusiastic Secession meeting
was held in the county on Saturday which
was addressed by Samuel II. Woodson, DR..
Garden, and others. The resolutions thank
ed Governor jackson for his manly response
to the Presidents call for troops. Six militia
ry companies arc alrcady formed in the
county. several being one hundred strong
The old Union flag was hoiSted in the old
town, but was So0n toro down
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-02
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.

Young men beware OF the pcrnicious indul- :
gcnce aud lmost fatal injury yhn inhict upon
your constitutions, by evil examples and the
morbid influence of the passions.
How many young persons do we daily behOld,
whose countenances and dcbiIitated constitutions
depict disease arising from that horrible and de-
vastating vice.
1t could he shown how attenuation OF the
frame, alpitation of the heart, arrangement OF
the nervous system, cough, indigestion and II
train OF symptoms, indicative OF consumption,
arc often ascribcd to wrong causes, when in re.
ality, they are the consequences of an aiiuring
and pernieiOus practice alike destructive to the
mind and body.
You who have brought this attliction upon
yourselves, why embrace the secret to your
hearts and vainly attempt to cure yourselves,
instead Of making immediate application to u
skillfull physician, who in n short time would
restore you to perfect health and save you from
exposure which the fatal consequences render 1t
envitable.
.a.iy- DR.. Smith gives his special attention to
the treatment of this destructive malady. Pa
tients can be cured ut home by addressing let
ter to DR.. Smith, describing symptoms, and re-
ceive medicine securely packed from observation
forwarded by express or otherwise to any part
of the country.
N. B.-persons afflicted with any of the
above complaints will do we'll to avoid boastin9
impostors whether foreign or native, as also the
numerous Societies advertised rs certain cure
for every disease. These preparations are put
up to sell and no, to cure. and often do more
harm than good, therefore avoid them.
"a word to the wise is saflicient."
Address, DR.. j. u. SMITH.
No. ~, S. Frederick Street, Baltimore, Md.
10 No letters will be answered unless they
contain n remittance or Postage Stamp to pay
postage on the answer.
Jan. lst 1861. .--Iy.
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ReiigiOus Services.

Presdyterian-Liberty Street. Services in
the morning at lO4 o'clock, and evening at
u. Pastor--Rev. j. II. Symmes.
English LuttGrdR-Cornero of Baltimore and
Centre Streets. Services in the morning at
10! o'clock, and in the eveningat "a O'Clock.
Pastor--Rev. a. j. Weddell.
Methodist EpiScopal-Centre Street. Ser
vices in the morning at l04 o'clock, and in
the evening at = o'clock. Pastor-Rev. Mr.
Baruhalt.
Methodist Protestant-Bedford St. Ser
vices in the morning at 10I O'clock and in
the evening at y O'clock. Pastor-Rev. G.
W. Burns.
Extraordinarily Washington Street. Ser
vices in the morning at lO4 o'clock, and in
the evening at s. Rev. DR.. Spear, Pas
tor.
BdgijSi-Bcdford Street. No Pastor.
German LutherQR-Bcdiord Street Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and i'll the
evening at o'clock. Pastor-ltev. +.
WASHER.
st. Pahic's-Centre Street. Services in
the morning at 10 o'clock, and yespcrs at 4.
Pastur-Rev. Edward Brennan.
ST. Peter and 81. Pdul-Fayettc Street.
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock, and
vcspcrs a. y. pastor-Father Seelos.
Jecish Synagogue-Baltimore Stree. Ser
vices Saturday morning at o'clock. Pas-
tor-Rev a. Laser.
Second GermaR lutheran CbWch-Ccntre
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at ,! o'clock. Pastor
Rev. Louis BiltZ.
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Br0WnlOW on the New Ciyiliaa-
tiOn.

ParSon Brownlow of THE KnorviHe
(Tenn.) Wig continues to pour hot
shot into tho Southern traitors. IN lis
late paper he says:
We frequently receive as many as q
haIf-dozen letters in day from the diff
fcrcn3 principalities in the Southern
Contederacy, threatening US with death
in its most horrible fornS. These re-
voting States are swarming with des-
paradoes and assassins, who would be
altogc her happy in bathing their hands
in the blood of the Union men. A more
ferocious and maIovolcnt barbarism can
not be found on Gods green earth than
that uo1 dominant in this Southern Con-
federacy,. Private, public virtue, age
and experimentation of these can sof
tel or restrain the multiplying and re-
lcntless barbarity which is engendcred
by the mob spirit of this new form of
civilization talking of ridin 6 tho U nion
editor on Il rail Why, the Prince of
Peace if he were on earth again, could
NOT traverse The dominions of these Yam
ceys, Rheus, Devisscs, Slidells, and Wig
falls, and live without repudiatirg his
Sermon on the Mount and proclafming
this Southern Confcderacy to be Cod
ordained, ist-begot.en end heaven ap-
proved