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, 1864-05-06
RHEUMATISM.

fARTHEIF1s.l NzCRALaIA. GOVT.
LpNHAGo. sC1AT1cA+ TIC pOuLouKHQx,
II ttere Is any disease in which tho Constitution
Life Syrup IL soTeretx1. It IL In rheumatism and ~
Kindred Affections. lhe most intense pnlos ara A.
most instantly yAlesiated-enormous swelings arc r.
duced Gases, chronic or yicarous Of % 10 Jea1r
standing hAVa been cured by n,
, 1864-05-06

Young men: rnshlng into the exposures and dangers
,li !sts FssetS tss pyssntciy, Is soFes ;nd ssar,
PILLS. uaed occascnally drrlus the campaign. viii
:ntors sonnd health TO every man + The Gs.aer Of
from tLe drug kso ID his lace let htu, *rse % me,
10 faldcn Lane. enclosing the amount, ana ~l nail
box free OF czpest. AAny DEALERS Will not keep r1Y
medicines On hand because they c2ueot make much
o1t ~ On other pcfsonS make $ cents. 80 cents,
ana $1.4D per box Or bot. tntI.tt11lH15
, 1864-05-06

NERVOUS pXBIIITY. LOSS o. PowKK-
eHATTEREn NKkTHB. co1TuBIDH OF THpUdH1E.
II. TT1 Us DAICX. xPKLXFnY.
Thou1ands Who have suffered for yearB Will blesR
tbs day on which they seaA these lines Particularly
to weak suffering woman will this medicine prove
= Hops which tul1lS mora Lhon 1t promises,
, 1864-05-06

sTKuMA. KI1o's Kv1L.
8LAHDu1A1 6W3ILfHa9, 1kYsIFYLA9.
u1CKSATIQN. aAIT nHxUx,
This tnlnt tuxnKr17AxY and AcQurR1D,. n1tluE ltte
With untold misery, is By ali usual medical remedies
.iucuIable..
, 1864-05-06

FsA4'8 MaAH HROk2A BALM.
This Is the modt delightful and extraordinary sru
ever diAcoTered.' It changes thu sun burnt tnce
Ano hands 10 pearly satin texture If rsvtshlnx
neantys tmpastnE the marble purify o, youth and
san dsanoHs appear 70 inviting il tho city bells
nAhaon. 1t removes tan. fteckles nnplrs and
fou&hneas from the s.dn. leaving the COMPLEXION
fesh. trsntpsrent and smooth. 1t contains no ssts
f1s tnfufloua TO the skin. Patronized by Actresses
And Opera 6inKerB. 1t II what every laay should
have Sold everywhere
Prepared by r. +. HAGAN. Tso1. ny.
Address Ill or6ern to.
,-, pRMAs 8. BARNES { CO.. New York.
, 1864-05-06
Constitution Life Syrup

R1adcates root aud btaneh alt Ernptiye Diseases oI
the Skin, lke
ULCERS, PI91PLES, BL0TCHES
And all other ci1cutt1es Of thls kind. which 80 much
d1Ffgure the outward appearance Of both males and
females, often making item ulsEuatinr object 70
themselves md their friends.
, 1864-05-06

DF. c. L. PAYNE, 80 loEK end fayornb,y known In
ne Eastern cttes for hB succesafQl tre4tett ot I'll
'd1AeAses peculiar to females haa opened IN oee In
nS cisy tot their special Treatment. Dr. Payne also
Hea1s successfully all chronic dl'eases sf the ektu,
DC In. PAynes treatment IL based upon Rational
and scientific pftAcplss- His thoI ouxh knowledge of
medicine and 1snE experience in tho treatment of
.boAe tiscases, enable Him capt hi4 remudlea to
the indications In each particular case with degree
Of accuracy that seldom falls produce IA
7Fulta After the patient hsa bean a1{ctca n,
ycsrss md pronounced incurable,
FIRST CONSULTATION AT OFFICE FREE.
Call and sec the Doctor 1t hi yoorus. c,n.p,t..
.lon With him may be the means Of preventing yc,.a
90 suffering and Of restoring you to perfect tc4lsh
oMct and c4nsulttt rooms, No. Uh1ich'e Block.
over n Rorth Clark street. All letttrs cnataIulag
stamps for return postage will receive rr.mpt atep-
don. Post oidce address Boz a'ss, ch,c,e ], III,
C. Il. PAYNE, n. d.
cHce hour4 from to y Il. Il, 2 10 and s tos
~'oeA ms' eSl'st
4 Positive Care for Drunken.
ness.
.rDR Pr zAEE's AETIDo1E FOR STRONG DRINK.
sn slce aE4 fx NaIa. srsy e
<he sense Of tsa-, super,adueed oy co,ued
a1 as'11s saenl, 5e1sd deessa ssa
3, iii TIFF !,
:s;s?s s:;s :ssP
ease: IT, G.ys 1 H.. .n n5. 4 oass
H. s1 n9S f. %nssomss di,,.sst1 onnox,ou: Z md 1en
causing deepseated AyErsroS ot all aacuhoc drinks,
the appetite Tor .ood. Psce 81 box or
sSia y all prnss''s. LORD sNI!a 4.:9.. for
Doctor Thomson
% s1sa pae IL e.
tpE EFAlnable information aud Asr1pAviTs. crpoaing
, 1864-05-06
Constitution 1tte Syrup.

| CONSTITUTION
LIEE SYRUP
PREPARED BT
wM. q. GREGG, I'll D.
G.. dua.e College ot Pnysclnns and suzxe H. T.
toeueris Assistant Ply dciAa BlAckTell's fssAa
Hospttais, tate Medical Inspector NewTee&
State Volunteer D-pots. under Co..
ernos Edwin D. Morgan.
Constitution LifeSyrup
HAS PRODUCED
i REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE I
sases athsrso | eonsasssa aepsies,y = sasnia5l: szs
and sei.stae 70 cure: Which have parallel Il IL
Our msdlen Is pecn.z. ey II .he seat OF any d..
III 1sese y xao aa,s saasfed long rom painful md Is
Tnese ~" Who hs.e v.inly sought relaf from aevsr-
ossa css 9So eanot be curea By other phyc1ans
Ire Invited to our Constitution Lifo Syr1r.
onst1cies ard overcome opposit,on - htEeu,aaa q
ware ever encountered oy any Relo1mezs.
RAPlDtTY OF CURE.
aas heI ia s1iae
cry b CURED e5 tho ''v recaDeFaaF' process os
state u Eqnllthrium. ), But @ when from .ay ssues
AXE Ct hs aa
bAlance Of Tho scale-
/. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
Rs,s sas SHsk Fk r. 81 = 4hs ;s@;s $685.
s2d e; ~ q 4P%sfseGdfsfy' DISEASES transmitted oa
PARALYSIS.
PARALYSIS AotrAas-
It's 10 universally admitted that Constitution Lift
Ss.sss shss /: i em1h:acsIS shs atss. ia.ai1tas
,, DYSPEPSIA.
5SDInsFTIos; 1;as s;ov 51yns soe1A1sr.
CONSTIPATION. Want q APFx1.11-
SCROF'ULA.
sss:s:aiss. s~'11so' ssS::::: ::i$ ::s5:
Viz IT, asoa { Sy !. IT. s.a sass nss
RHEUMATISM.
II ttere Is any disease in which tho Constitution
Life Syrup Sovereign, 1t IL In rheumatism and "a
most instantly alesiated-enormouas swengs 40 r.
duced. Eases, chronic y1cRroua, Of % yeayE
standing have been cufed bY n.
NERVOUSNESS,
:5Sss go 81 :: $ss 8 4Ho"sH.
Thou1ands who have suffered for years viii bless
tbs day on which they sea1 these lines. Particularly
to weak suffering woman will this medicine proyx
lnestmAb6 blessing G-dlr3ctiRR thetr footsepa Ia
= Hops which tu1als mora Lhon 1t promises.
Mercuria1 Diseases.
eAIIvATIos. aorrrsa Or BONA.
BAD coNF1KuoH. ACHES In BoSKS.
FEELING o. wkA71NEss, DxPRtaaIoE Or Spirits.
entirely from all the evil effects or MERCURY 70
moving the Bad Breath, and curing the Weak Jo1nt4
and Rheumatic PafE3 which ,ho usa Of Caiomel Is
sure 10 produce. It harde1a Bponxy G1ms and ID
cures :Ae Teeth a asM!T - eves.
Life Syrup
Rzadlcates. root aud bEaaeh a1 Erupye Diseases o1
, 1864-05-06

GPFNCER HALL, FOND DU
~ LAC. wlsThis large and spae!oas asil. Iitq ated
iest Ia lie is now fitted up the best stvle aud
Es a1 f I'll 81 Gses
uI an rrasnnnbie terms ~ 4 new frat class Plano
can te furnished II required AddEea1
nns}t Ss.9r j. Il. 6Pk GER, Proprietor.
, 1864-05-06
8a1lkft&q a11r Erc1unce.

OFFICE OF THE MER-
eAnf145'c1 fs4A5N1s .s!. saTINas LOAN AND rkusr CON:
Ar CITY HAHK OF OTTAWA
As Icottnaed n ue TQuEt r fsf 14uS Rank in 1ee&1
1ssaef e.1e.s tSt:s It par. III. GaGE, cas.ief
MlkST NATIuNAL RANK
OF CHICAGO,
soathwsEt cor LAks and Clark.sts.
3APaTAL~ Paid in, E50o, ,oo8.
sANI. =: N:E1eKEEsox. vles.Pre.+s.
TH1RD-- NATION Al BANK
OF CHICAGO.
166 LAKE STREET.
Original ani Subscribed cap:tai, = xsoe, 900
JA6. H BOWEN. rzes,dent..
AMOS I. HALL. Vice President.
LEA 2oAh1s. CAhhless feE-vaal-sln
pANK OF AMERICA.s-Pnbijo
kostes 4 hereby given. that II R,llz Of c1zcu1s..
"HXNK or AnxER1cA.n
xasesoaots tne9tosAted And doing bu:tess L. t sl5
9! Ghtsgo under the general bazak Is ofthe stsA
81 lH1ois mort be presented for 70 Audi
r q Public Aseo9as sf aid sata, II A,s sscs, b
d.te haaeot the fpnaa deposited Is. he ro3tssPa
et saia noteE viii Be Ktre1 up 70 said baEk.
Dated shls 9sth dAJ Of NAY. A. D. Itsl.
kw.wn141D. cass,sr. iI7S.zstojs3si
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TG. Hu11ttar1urzi
DEPOT QUARTERMASTE2's

DE5PEHo-T QUARTERMAsTE2's y !:': q:
- a1. oFF1GE: cu1cAae q, ~ Y ~: ~,
aaAHIURnAT, EAT. NAY 14sh # IAN icr .usD'!,a: ana
aqited It Capn Douglas, canp Fl. Hosott.'. aod
orss tn the city Of hlctg to I'm 'srs Ht til hFff .lss
tesnfte city CT y.cfr ard s1ch vt9 es ca'ps u ms!
ln The vitnitx q tae ely fo1 ihe period
OF SIX AnS7TiS from .te 95ta day OF aay, 18L
Al the Wood to b, Hickory. Red b Of Mamie. nnny
KooD tfre from limbs or crUoked sr1cfs to be I,llf-
tI.d Piled and measured IL such Quantities sad as
fncA times ar piAc.G b required, each cord
to contain Ia cubic feet NJ wood.
Each pr ul1sf .: A-ccmp1nlet CT the written E1e[-
anee Of two znown snd responsible peroos. ooltkn-
tkG Themselves tt enter into bonds Wth tbs propo5er
provided The contract Is wArue4 to him.
Bddefa mus. no rrtEent and tGnlY their Aceepta- 60
be rejected. 77" -
Txo OF orr h'as rom same parties VIII .asure :hs
Tetrcfion of al such b1aH,
ts5utnts *1A be Inade monthly upo1 ure%eutattnh
Of TIE ofrc- rece.ving tho wood.
All informal blda ~in be REJECTED.
Foro.3ls 70 he enc- red Ii sealed e-yctooe and
t17ecT ed 10 tie ruc ersfentd.
Tie r@ie of nfscle ptrpt s,d 70: e7dorsed oa out
Gte Of envelope
torm Of BID ran be ootsined application to this
ctLcf. IA. POTTER.
ny+t2s91It Captain AID Depot q ;Artsrasstcr.
, 1864-05-06

Its the safest and ehectus1 medicine eyer dts
covered for purifying toe system. snd relieving tha
suffering attendant upon childbtEth~ It gtrenVhrnS
both tho mother and child prevents pain ant istaa
and tncIeasss nd snsiehss The food7thos DO 6av
before and afef confinement, ~ it preyeoo diaassa
attendant upon childbirth.
, 1864-05-06
Business GarDB.


TATTLEl CATTLE! CATTLEi!
~ ses1ed Proposals In duplicate will be opcned
sally at the Occ o. the Cnlninlssarv OF Subsistence,
~ Te9n ~ &C., ;1tshurE. "a, At y 81, F1R BEL
shte the qnactlty they wish to runpl the weight
vhch they car bT delivered.
Proposals must he accompanied By proper HuAr-
antse for the fitthtnl Performance o the consr .ct
The & ycr1uent reserves the right to reject all bids
dcen. ed Objectionable
1hs Gsttfe VII be subject to rigid inspection be-
rayne-t to be made In such funds a. are on hand
l,yesy to be retaned uItii tbs nnl conn enn Of thc
c0nkTsct A, l.. CARLETON,
ap2st917f0t Captsin and c. 8. Y. S.
, 1864-05-06

Produces healthy men c1d women and II the ronstE.
tuition Ia neglected IL youih dlsease ANU lry Ge1f
Ii the result. Do not delay when the nean3 ars ri
nexf At hand, and within the reach OF III:
, 1864-05-06

crcatMent Of Private DIsassta The ain1de, contain.
inE valuable !nfotmAtton and Asr1pAviTs. crpoaing
INC QuhcAs OF Chicago, Grd fire from obscrvA1t
Tor Is cents in po4taPe stamps, Post Hflce Box r.
Chicago. ILL., Once and Anatomical Mnseum, M. .1s
south CLARK Street my3g3Nt
, 1864-05-06
Mercurial Diseases.

eAI1vATIuH. 4orT1Ha Or BONA.
BAD COMPLEXION. ACHES In BoSXS.
FEELING OF WkAA1NE88. DkPRfaNoH or gTIRIT1v
coSsT1TUT1ON LIFE SYRUP puzxes the system
moving the Bad Breath, and curing tbs Weak Joints
and Rheumatic Pains which .he usa Of Caiomel Ii
sure 10 prcduce. It hArde1a 6ponxy G11ua and a.
cures .ae Teesh a asn.J - eve=.
, 1864-05-06

Hoxv the Mexican n e%olut.v, :ra. nrc.
.SWssssaoa W..ao a!1.e ne ~, Keiations between
, 1864-05-06
AVOID COUNTERFEITH

HosTETTRRY BITrER5 shsse the commo On tate
OF al thtngs good. Impostors initiate.
OF these beware, Discreet1y usc your eyes,
From honest houses purchase your supplies.
, 1864-05-06

Touching the B1TTEKs this grand fact Is cleax
Their fame fills all tho Western Hemisphere,
Known In an lands, washed by its occans twair,
HxA1zH, Horx AID y1aoa fouowin their trim.
, 1864-05-06

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD
NIReal EatAte Security. In snms Of from
$4,000 TO Q 5000,
ut low rste Of Interest and Ions tlme Aop]y to
. C. 4. SfEINa. JR
mas e2t+1w at 1IcCormick'a Reaper Otice.
, 1864-05-06
As general Blood-P Purify fyins Agent,
the Life Syrup stands unriva led By
any preparation in the World.

Diseases Of the Spine. As usually developed In fha
young- Hip isease Neuralgia. and ali nervous nt9-
eaees and Ladies' who arc suffering from OIselaea for
sdylse ne uss SfCoMSrlTuTtoN e LIFE SYRUP: il
weak back- and alde. Slye theu nav enexsy. nov fa
and happiness. @S
, 1864-05-06
THE IsIEH AND POOR
PURE BLOOD

Arc Nsh1e r. the same dtscaseA. yature and sc1one.
has made tho Constitution Life Syrup for me penc1f
of al.
, 1864-05-06

WOOL GRowRRS y: 31E;s, AND 4 Nd {: CAT,
,otns of n.SA's NEW LABEL for markin. and number.
M cattle Esqd tTo red er
'4~'' - q. Ii, DANA, Manufacturers,
Wes+ ahSnnn Nh. tuy1 elo99t
, 1864-05-06

F. 4. WINSTUN, Pfest4elt,
Cash Assets over Il 100000.
O. CRoSKBlTE, Agent, n Clark sttett, Chicago.
je1I e631y
, 1864-05-06


Eala b. 1OKD kM1TH. Whoiesxls Druggists, Il
LIKE street, Chicago H. General Western AEcutat to
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Knoxville, Wednesday, Nov. I6, 1864 +.
Our Poor Women.

We have, in East Tennessee great many suffer
ing toing destitute women, whose husbands and
sons their only natural protectors, are either in the
Federal army or have gone from the ranks to their
graves, on the field of battle with no Slab or board
to mark the resting place of their ashes. These
sufferers have been abused and robbed by the heart
less rebels because they were the wives sisters and
mothers of what they chose to call id Lincoln
tiles We know something Of the fearful straits to
which many Of thoss poor women arc reduced in
these times Of high prices, scarcity and swindng
and we are for them-so ought the Military and
Relief Association, and against the Internal Shy
locks who live and riot ON their blood and tears
God knows that if we had the power and means,
we would make them all comfortable, and imprison
their enemies and oppressors.
We have seen some of these suffering women
bare footed our streets within the last ten days,
begging for something for themselves and children
to eat, while their husbands are in the Federal army
facing rebel bullets At the same time we have seen
certain she-devils upon streets, of the "femae
persuasion, dressed in silk who scorn to walk un-
der the American flag, and woK rouad il to auoid
contamination. We have given many a poor
Union woman five and ten dollars, and if we had
the fortune to sustain us not of them, in all the
length ann breadth of East Tennessee, should want
for anything. But what can few individuals OF
limited means do, among such an army of sufferers
If a rebel woman Of means and distinction gets
into any trouble has been deprived of her effects
to any extent citizens, of the Constitutional and
Conservative class, become greatly troubled and
H.
confess, for the poor Union women and will
continue to flow in that channel as long we have
n soul. And we would TO God that our Govern
ment, our leading men in civil and military life,
could be more warmly enlisted in behalf Of these
helpless women and their suffering children What
can be done for them as the winter blast approach
esq What, o Mercfu One? Are these desparing
women-many of them sickened, nearly furnished
to perish with cold and hunger while their sons and
husbands are out fighting the traitors who got up
and have led on this he-born and hell-bound rebel
lion2
Thanks to God, labor is everywhere renumera-
tive and when this war is over the scornful proud,
and bitter rebel woman will find herself upon q
level with the poor Union woman, without gang
of negroes at her command. Our women will then
be in II field together where the rich and poor, the
loyal and dsloyal, can compete with each other and
where it will not be Il disgrace to labor
We hope to see the day in East Tennessee when
it will no longer be dishonorabo for young ladies to
SEQ and work in the kitchen. Nay we desire to see
| the day come when the honest and virtuous poor,
who have been pinched and prosecuted by the hate
fu arstocracy will be called upon, in mercy, to
give their descendcnt employment!
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Difference of Opinion.

a correspondent Of the Askeville IN. c. NstcS, a
vile rebel sheet writing from East Tennessee thus
expresses his views of our merits
Brownlows course is becoming more vindctive
and hostile daily; hence the outraga Of the soldiers
can be accounted for. Humanity bushes st the in
famous and cruel conduct of this monster. =
l. Rev. Mr.. Robinson, of Rogersvile, was
forced to leave his church on account of Brownow
prosecutions His malice seems directed, Of late,
towards the clergy and the women. Let our in
iquties be what they may ! can't think that God
will suffer such demon in the form of man to live
to domneer over gallant and noble people.
About the same date, the Chaplain of the I'd Ohio
Heavy Artillery, thus concludes a letter to the Gin
cinnati Christian .Adrocote:
The great advocate of the church and champion
for the Federal Government, Parson Brownlow is
with u.s. moving among the hills of Knoxville city,
with his regular old Damascus blade in hand smi-
ting without mercy all rebels, butternuts and cop
perhcads. He is manifested to the people of this
country, like Jupiter on Olympus, amid clouds and
smoke, shifting down the "rebcl Ttans with the
thunderbolts of his wrath No man has done as
much to keep East Tennessee loyal, and no man is
now doing more to bring back the church. than
Parson Brownlow. His fierce invectves. his scath-
ing rebukes and bitter ridculc have II marvellous
influence and power upon the minds and hearts of
he people.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
WASHINGTON, November
~ the Mayor of Buffalo
Murder Of Russell GregOry.

Old man Gregory in his I'D year, with one arm,
lame in one leg and nearly blind, was deliberately
murdered a short time since, in Cade's Cove, in
Blount county, for his Union sentiments by Welchs
gucrrllas numbering about twenty After cruelty
numbering the poor old man. they robbed his family
of all they had. Amony the men engaged in this
horrible murder we have been furnished with the
following names Capt. Jim. UcIch, Nathan Brit
field, BW anthony Tom. johnson, Jim C5iJert
Citizen Biz Hurt Ara Carer and young
Fo0t and Charles Gregory the latter the son of the
murdered man
We give the names Of these wild beasts, as fur
nished by men from Blount county, that they may
be known should they fall into the hands Of our
men. Whoever may come up with any one of
them, should see to it that he goes "the way of all
the earth"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
The Murder and Starvation Policy.

From the very commencement of the war the
fcbcls have starved Union prisoners, and placed
hem in pens and on islands, depriying them of fire
|lothes, and shelter, means of killing them off
md by these means they have murdered thousands
nd made it certain they could never be exchanged
|r again enter the Union army
From the beginning until now, they have ampu-
ated the arms and legs of all Federal prisoners who
ave had any sort of wound that afforded pretext
or this course. The patients have protested-al-
|ged that they would get well if let alone. But no
he order was TO amputdte, and they were forced to
ibmt. The object to either kill the patient by
ne operation, or render him forever unfit for the
|,rvicc.
He'll is too comfortable place for such men, but
we have no power to send them to a worse place
ought to see that they go there upon short notice
nd by the most direct route
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
TNO. II
United States of America - District of East
Tennessee

MHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w the District Court of the United States. at Knoxville.
for the District of East Tcuuc,,oc the 2Sth day OF
October by james p. Swan Esl Attorney Of the Unitci
States for said District behalf of the United States Of
America against two lots Of land in Knoxville in Knox
county, in said District OF said lots bounded by r.
& Ca H. r., and by lot Of sNii Railroad Company, and
ON the northwest by Broad .re' the other lot q. bound
ed by Bcc,cw street the north and cast and by tn"
lot Of Daniel Lyons and by Broad street. seized the
property Of A. l.. Maxwell and against all persons
lawfully intervening for their interests therein alleging
that said two lot. Of land had been heretofore seized by
Revenue Agent, forfeited to the United States for
causes in said Information sci forth and ayerred TO be
true and praying tor the usual process and montou
Now therefore pursuant To the monition, under the seal
of said Court directed, hereby give public notice
to all persons concerned in interest in said lots Of land
to appear before said Court at the Court House in Knox
vile aforesaid ou the 2Sh day Of November, 1854 at 10
O'clock A. N then aud there to ncrpose their clams and
make their allegations
II. MCDANIEL,
Iluov 1. =. Wursndi, Dist +. lem.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

With Franco, Austria, Spain or Mexico
must we not conclude from this example
TINT thcJcsuitswould turn thcirGco against
every American Catholic who would plead
tlr cause Of his country against these
/ CahoIc powers, and thus do rs much as
lay in their power to give aid and comfort
to- the oncmy2
/ lhero Us one circumstance connected with
this case which makes it look still WORSE
The JcSultS have not acted thus where op-
pressed natonsrosc for the recovery ofthoh
lights from Catholic dcspots They have
never thought Of disavowing an Austrian
Catholic who hodsupportcdhis government
ID The war for the suppression Of the Hun
garlan revolution; or Il Neapolitan Catholic
who espouscd the cause of the last Bourbon
OF Naples against the king whom the voice
,oi thc Italian nation called 70 the throne of
tN"ilcu it"'., a. tnoso instances lnolf nnuIu
influence, open and secret, was used for
strengthening the cause of the governments
with which they sympathizcd The reason
OF This difference is clear They hate free
dom; they sympath2o with deSpotsm
They oppose the former and aid the latter,
Hitherto the immcrse majority Of the
American people have been in favor of al
lowing to the Jesuts, and other mouastic
organizations, Il liberty Of association which
very few, even Of the Catholic counties al
low TO them These communities will have
to thank their own disloyal conduct if this
sentiment Of the American people should
undergo change If in political matters
they do not regard their duty toward their
country as supreme, but as subordinate, to
other considerations, they become public
nuisance and Il danger to the welfare of the
republic, and they fully deserve to be treat
ed as such
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
40. l2l.
United States of America District of East
Tennessee

WHEREAs, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w the District Court Of the United States at Knoxville,
for the District of East Tennessee the 2Sth day Of Oc
,her. 1864. by james =. swan, Esq. Attorney Of the
United States for said District behalf Of the United
States uf America against lot of land in Knoxville,
Knox county. on Cumberland street. On the corner Of
Cum bcrand and Gross streets, in said District seized
the property Of Robert llcnly and the heirs at low Of
Arthur lIeny dcccasci,anl against an persons lawfully
intervening for their interests thcrciu alleging that said
lot of, and been Heretofore seized by Revenue gent
us Forfeited tn the United States for causes in said iuior
nation forth and avcrci TO be true. and praying for
lu usual process and monon: Now, therefore, pur-
suau, t1 the munItuu under the seal uf sail Court to
mc directed, hereby give public notice TO al persons
concerned 10 interest To- said 1T If land to appear before
.ail Court at the Court House ia Knoxville the 2Sth
day Of November, 1864, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. then and
there to intco-e their claims and max, their allegations.
b. MCDANIEL.
uorll T. H. Worsial, Dist. H. Tam.