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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
Proclamation by the president.
THE PORT OF KEY WEST OPEN
TO COMMERCE.

THE PORT OF KEY WEST OPEN
TO COMMERCE.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-Ths Prssi-
dent has issued the following supplemsR-
|tary proclamation
Whereas, By my proclamation of this
date the port of Key West, in the State
of Florida, was inadvertently included
among those which are not open to COM
lmsrce.
Now, therefore, be it known that I,
Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare aud
make known that the said port Of Key
West is and shall remain open to foreign
and domestic commerce upon the same
conditions by which that commerce has
hitherto been governed.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed
L. s. Done at the city Of Washing
ton, this llth day of April, in the year Of
our Lord 1865, and of the Independence
. Of the United States Of America the
s9th. By the President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WIN. II. SEWARD, Secretary Of Stats.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18

WE ate prepared to buv STRAW Rt all times, when
W dellveed IN good order Ia bales at nur Paper Mlls
on lhe linhty~ine about i've mias above Wilmington.
We VII ioAn o. 9ss to PARTIES selling Straw to u.s. asS
present will ray f,r
Wheat Straw 60 cents per 100 lbs
Rye straw IS cents per 100 lbs.
For further information apply ut the MIL OF adlrssa by
mail.
iRssUP 4 MOORE,
oc2iti Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18

GENERAL LEE GONG TO EURoPR.-A
correspondent Of the New York Tines,
writing from City Point, April Ilth, says
l arrived bere from Richmond this mora
ling, iii order to witness the arrival here of
General Grant and staff, who will bring
with them General lee and staff, and are
Expected this afternoon. A special train
hef here at midnight last evening for
|Burkesville, to bring them in. General
Lee will proceed to Richmond from this
point, and am informed on good authority
that he has expressed desire to depart
|for Europe with the rest of his family at
|au early day. He is much affected by
late events, and, ere leaving Petersburg, iE
said to have been deeply moved at the
calamity which had overtaken his arEy.
Davis has deserted him and is retreating on
4 his own account. General Lee, however,
fought as long as there was the least
chance, and surrendered only when he
could do nothing else.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
EDWARD TATNALL,
3AWASET NURSERIES,
North of Brandywineivlllage.
STRAW WANTED.

All hind" of Nursery stock constantly on hsud
lnn .2n.IN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
Nntinn

Tho undersigned having opened Brokers 0mes Ia
iho city rreHsurefs Room, Fourth and Market Streets la
tho cnrgeof VIM Preston, Ks would call special aten,
ition To hiA lis nf Kent and Sussex Far issued every
imonfh for Fratntnus distribution All kinds of Real
kstH Ia imnpton and vicinity taken Ia charge 10 sell
.Aud rent. Money Loaned aud obtained Mortgage
,Caialn o property for ase In Wilmington will be
ia short TINA. No rhaigeB made except In case
o Fuio rare oftho public patronage Is respectfully
lsplcin1. A. T JOHNSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
w anted.

Young man with moderate capital as partner i
business already established. One oil frst class stand
ng only accepted Address "Integrlty,'at ut This Office
marstf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
Large Stock of Carpetings.
NEW BOOKSI

NIW bOOhbI
Al r. S. q. Buffers Book and Newspaper Siors
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Trumps, a story Of American Life by q. W. Curtis.
The Crossed Path by Wilkle Collins.
Harry Harson, by John \. Irving
The Attorney, by john II. Irving,
The Constitution OF the United States.
wild Lie, by Capt. Mayne Reid.
LIE Of General Francis Mari9R.
Eyerybodys Lawyer.
Moral History Of Nomon.
Miss Gibett's Career.
One Of Them, by Chas. Lever.
The First Ralse Step, by Reynolds.
Tho Woman IN White, by Wikie Collins.
Twenty-fve different kinds OF Novels at a lime saeti
All the Magazines Daily and oMeekly Newspatss =
Books Stationery and Fancy Arti los for ssls in ErIs
variety apl9
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
1mportant order Of CEN. erant.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE o. s., IN
THE FIELD, VIRGINIA, April llth, 1865
Special Order No 74.-II. Paragraph
Il, Of the special orders No. 4s, Of date
March 10th, 1865, from these head
quarters, suspending trade operations
within the State of Virginia except thai
portion known as the Eastern Shore, and
The States Of North Carolina and Soutt
Carolina, aud that portion of the STATE
I of Georgia Immediately borderin g on th'
Atlantic, including the city of Savannah
until further orders, is revoked. b.
command of Lieut. Gen. Grant.
T. s. BOWERS,
Assistant Adj't General.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
BY SECRETARY STANTON.
Drafting and Recruiting in the Loyal States
10 DO Stopped
PURCHASES AND EXPENSES TO
BE CURTAILED.
MILITARY RESTRICTIONS ON TRADR TO
BE REMOVED.

WARRINGTON, April IL, 1s64.-Ts
Major Gen. Dix, New York This De-
partment, after mature consideration and
consultation with the Lieutenant General
/ upon the results Of the recent campaigns,
has come to the following determir-
which will be carried into effecM..
lpfiste orders to be immedis.-'eo,, -, ''O4 ana
First-To stoi all drafting and recruit
ling in the loyal States.
Second-To curtail purchases for arms.
|snmnnition, Quartermasters' and Com
missary supplies, and reduce the expenses
of the military establishment in its several
branches.
Third-To reduce the number of Cen
eral and Staff officers to the actual neees-
sitics of the service.
Fourth-To remove ali military restric-
tions upon trade and commerce, 80 far a.
may be consistent with the public safety.
As soon as these measures can be put
in operation, it will be made known by
public orders.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18
GEO. DEsTERHT & 90.
THE FOLLOWING srLENDiD LIST OF
Watches. Chains. Gold Pens & Pencila,
&C., worth 100000,
n.cll Sion O

To be sold At ONE DOLLAR each, without regard %
aue, aud not 10 bo paid until you know what you viii
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-18

Moseby, the Guerilla, announces his
intention to fight as lOhg as he has q nan
left.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
49rofPsstunal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

!. . Established iH the Yem. iASo
FbR TIE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASE
"A hi under the ccnro OF two Of the oet Eminen'
Plysicnns in the World.
JhR.'E, BoNAPARI'E, from London and Par
HGsSs SsPe4ss HSs '.S SId dr5 re BEEYE6LI E
lala oiNew York. HhIs IN the only office an 3e CT
Were permanent cure OF Private Dseasea can
Obtained, without the use OF mercury or change o
di, GonPrrh%a cured IN si3 70 fortyItwo hogrS
twio 10 SIX days. seminal enkness cured in two 30
NJ tht weeks syphilis IN its primary stages cured 'n"
thtee days Secondary symptoms IN one 70 three
wdeiys; skin Daeasescuredi IN one 10 thfte weeks
imiputopcy vigeT TestoTed in one to four weelp Al
dil lease5 6fa private m,ldfe mpAridlea
br Bonaparte's greht work on private diAceases
tht Private Guide to heath, ~ soenehel@ 20 Aj jmAs
anI female, old and young, should read this work. ]
w enltghten those who grope in dafkD@ss! ff'os
tRfnty five cents, sent by mai1 ,..,
, br Bonaparles French Pateht Male Sans Itlr'
perfectly safe, and never fasto give satisfaction.
Prize OF lie French Patent Male Safe, ,Si Tho a45rd
Its~Madame LozlERs Female Monthly pilisih
sap and telSbie remiedyiof slrppressonsand ahde-
pidgnacy, az hey wllb bridure inscarrage Ptce sf'
pei boS-ozln fine S5-sent TO anY addTessly mail
qndshoDfbly Acknowledged 70 he tle ehampbnE in'i
h.fs qf yinere9 Diseases. and me only Doctors ""
vi boss the various diseaser- which AiliiCt mankind
and yatsa ReProgT9ss gre2ERa 5Raro l9nE career ,S
hu b. Die abode Of pdytrly TO The mansion Of he
weilby, and having asfertqIned bey ond doubt ne
TO devote their whole attention to theblleMntnn
tle dseases oftheHe important iimbiens. No leter
~ Jltbo answered unless they contain remittance o,
ap4HtRge stamp. Call Address n =. ~.
~ - Drs. BoNAPARTE, a REYEoLps,
No Ig2 sycaniore street, between Filh and Sixth
/, eSst side, Cine nnatt,' Ohio. u ... .r'
ohiae hours fromsA. M. toaP NJ. iel7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
qI h1F'' "T'rl> Y H"FtTTTT"
GARD { no fJNVALIDS.

A oierymen, residing Ia South, AIparlca as a mis-
D. ~ sonaTY dseQNeIed sale aud simple remedy for
ttt9 cure ofHeryons Weakness, Eearfy Decay, Da.
iulNbs ofthe Urinary and seminal Organs, aud tho
iRbble train 0fdisorders bfOlghi by banenh and vi
'f1opa habits. Great numhers'fave been alrendYeur
Nd ~ thisnohle remedy. Prompted by niletlrS I'd
heDein the Allh cted and uueInna TO- oil send tho
recipe for pfepfping fld using this Ihellieihe IA
sssplee enfflSpe1.l9 HnY onewhe heeds'it Free q
4 PldNeintloss post.pGbl tnyelope, addressed TO
yourself JOSEPH r. INMkR. isn
StArIoN a. BsHiH 4 hoVpi New York City
. n253rn n ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
[! /" .,cEilTIRIcKrB 0RiAUTH6RITS. q. I
no expire ", the 3iAt d0y VI, } gnuary, lstf1
y OTFfeE OF TnH AUDITOR W STATE,

Insurance department.
r. QolpnluLl 0AiG. JgaagTY 80, 1862
ifbsJsiA Ale dIRaAStA, HRNuyER, NiAaARA, yDia
ElVWi0 pipa Insurance Companies, located at hfw
Inr la The State Of Now York, have each filed 10 tlhs
lice sWortstgtgueqtn ID is undiuon, Na required by
Ir fsttecuoh u the Act "To regulate Insurance.
luuunnies not Incorporated by the State Of Quo"
iteJ kp,vS, 1876 ASl@ anus ndsd FsbInaiNA 1884 gnd
lyAiSs eloI u sAid Companies han furnished tho
urslgncd satisfactory sStiSpts-that they arc each
lpsf,'i # n Least Our Hundred Thqospnd bpllqlt9t
uilf4alIb infestsd 10 ploc6a, nr lQpdg of W
i.ttaigef u fal eaiala, worth dQnbe the amount
Nhhl The iaIps Il InpFtgNEss5 amt lltfrcH, ,gteh
lsti.iagst ltIfis corporate seal, signed " ihe
t9d0i lgl SdtfetarY tberiqf authdf2ing aillngent
\ RodA litptll CAgrA1lea ihflls HAte lq aeklDw
tfE Al& yJls8igt liqrPpG - nsdls,lft fsdl faW J.
SUE, iIe5tkfe Ii .iqlSinlioe 1f Tho dlBi'sgel9n
| 'ths afi,alf act !, JAMES n. GOpMAN. Auditor
II sidg, hr tlio, do horeby certify tlht Hul ,'3A
! ,lR tsS3eEI, .hIAAAHN aud RHFualAp Ems lWl
bass, {hiAii'i ~ NON r6lk, als slihptlsg
\ mtdt t,uM tglda5 Of Tife tnd N4iino hnltbli ~
tidi lsA yhth'nlg IEirg ,piftday 2. Jtgaaly "a
Fgpd 80 tipihhnd eiplt hnditi and sllsty slN. Q
1 tGh,N frhtfsdL \ hhNe Lfrrdnto'g 'gnbtYilgd mf
| u.mrani caustt NO seal ~ my oifien t4te AWNed
| u,lAl Jy4l : eyyi At'' " ivllAten,,f ,,..,,.
Airl thIFl ''-" f'h .'' Aupnr OF Stlt e,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18

tvl ild these cbildrcn haye D comfortable home and
thb Ioesnn OF eduesuQB1 Would thN Wile Ae ipdensn
dent OF shaI aIcod charities NJ u9,w9Idt Mghld, Vpa
"a and Tenbis parenl be proNnied lori No1H ny
fais pna my deblal Wonld there Pe no saqrlfee n
hJyr Ky by forced eales Oi IN admnstrNoT te meet
hsnahds sofcrediigIargReS IpAde Wpep lpe gnfFiSss
iehla dupu1ard. and fair pllcoa ehnnqt pe
Le few can answer these question: 10 thar siisc-
udnl They fear 70 esk them, and cherish ne belle
thhtlhsy paTs iohS ,eaSs ~ , 's "'A' ~ ttp.Y
lrt spdedYArAN~i me nfSV" H'Ws -'s,-a 3satl NJ D.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18

D.. rasi ,8..E .if % IItHIll.t.# i'li q --','
f.t .lpIT H.i1 i fIr Di ...af iat h 'u't !
EAathe may gl,,pp,e 1Yitht; wise man thAt he
bhy study It's nature and pAate ta threatening The
means Of pahatiop Aroy hends Of easy Resessto all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18

.st,. T".ir r,lI'YN 10 %. .a.. .fl n. a..
'.t So H.. .as. rs.H o.. " 3
|1 fr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
.i,N.lllil<.

j. 80 cert" hnrmo'n r'rf} .r7f-'r
arn 00u.fs '-'-fa rrr5 5rry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
rzvomno - naw
.'tIG fu glh@ 9gOItafPtriVg.
GiFTrI

Eouug mon lUgl startiag IN bdslhess, whose ehleI
capital ls their energy and Beafiy, should
lives to tho amount Of bali their Aalalfiiea Such an
act of disnerested honesty when known TO
torsiNonld inAtly iporeassthtir confdAno6 in them
II would showl hat they Ildhr wish
ssSpoeed 10 shy Rtoldahleconthgsbe5 hndtu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18

MS the unseen hand OF the rasphjng
10Th from the grave and still nourishng his obsprngs
AMI keeping together the family. by 1t, the faithful
sop ,i"i4 "'d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
@roiral.
anccess in Business.

No business can he truly successful which IA not
founded on real fitness ofthlugs. The article maie
sold must have iutrlhsic nent and supily n thlAt
psnt Success ssulngfrsm the clap ptrepof advertise
ing, or the tricks Dftradc, or mere preteusipn and
retve the operator and those who trust HIM Hut
fsn article supplies public want and hiry meets ia
reasonable expectations, its success and qepefsi
adopton is merely question Of time, It nay be
retarded by adverse Influences sped by prosperng
gales, hut 10 the end Y is sure y win ,,,. q
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had
ither origin IN great public want medlOipna fot an
ahe common wants Of enhgnted life enrspAes ihal
Father, mother nurse traveller oohli always bqfe
Miih them, ana always rely upon-so SIMPLEX Rit b'
take could not be made In tho selection, harmless
inat all might use them With innpunty and 30 efficient
Ghat all night rely upon them with safety such tsy
inave proved. Thousands Of families use them luiy
11rali tho ament and siclnesaea Of lie and rarely
IRE seriously sick, need TO call n physieiA
Thousands, taking some single Specific, have CURED
themselves Of chrome dlacases which have been tte
loane Of their lvos and upon which they have spent
hundreds In vain, and among the milhons who ussi
them none arc found to question their purity oIedi
HUmPIHEYS' SPECIFICS Il',,
u'ombne all the al santages OF the best homeopathic,
treatment, without its int icacy uncertainty. They
iars preparedby physician Of over Twenty Vaua
Homeopathic experience they have been tired In
Slor4ed and recommended in the highest terms ~
the hun rods OF thousands who daily use them. u
with IA case in yeur house, 3, \
you may prevent sickness. present sudering,Pmygn
expense, and loss Of time or the children haYloG ID
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or WhooPing eoueh bf
oven Fever, by using preyentives in the case Is no
Yen may caroYour chi ldrep ~
OfCroup, or Cole, tt TsolhAche, or headgqhe, DR.
Sleeplessness, or SatAnls from Tcethlng W Worms,
or Indigestion. or weitng the Red, or Ostsfrlf, or
Measles, or WhoOping Dough, or Saarlet Fover, OF
Dipth ria, Bad Cold or lloarsenoss, Running
ofthe Ears and Deafness. even Scrofnla, ps thou
sands have done and do daily.
You may cure yOurseIF g.. %
or Headache, Weak stomach, tndigeailun or
Billiousness, or Caiarrh, or Bad Gold, hr sore
Throat, Boarseness, LAYER Complaint, OF pIs.,
or Constipation, or Rheumatism, or Sore, Or week
Eyes, or salt Rheum, OF Kidney Disease, nf General
Debility, or even Asthma with these Specifics ltIi
NOT A FAM I,Y who have ever hat QUO ot lhsta
Family Cases Of HUnruRgys' SrHcrfics. hut wouhi
give hive tunes IT, cost rather than be- without ~ ~.
FAMILY CASES. ,g l@t.
Case Of 50 large yials, in morocco, and Back oE,!
DireCuOns......,., e.. h...N " ~
Case Ot - large visls, ~ morocco, ant BOOK. w
Ease OF 20 large vili-, u morocco and Book. y oe
Case Of 20 large walls, IA plan Uase AMI book. 8 QC
siass Of 10 hONca $50 to l5)' and BDYE ,L,.f Ut
Case II any sIN hoNrs (No, to 10, and BoQt,, ri
LIST or o' ..t a''..
HUMPHREYS SPEUIFTC %
1or, PAW adioc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
his AGED PARENTS

tou where he has preceded them into eIIi'JJ 9yAN
ILL honest debtor satisfies has wDen
faIa seemed least propItions' ln moral and %oIl
ISt anyhusbsnd, father, s0n, ask hnisSh plf lWps
IoId1e 10. .p et would those WHO aredeAr 70 NV ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
Medical

HAVING resigned my position in the u. s. Navy
Ill have resumed tho irkctlc6 Medicine and
~ hery al my former residence, 3O4 fluh Hreel
lebdDhd door from Jefferson, .. nd .i
lNI }, }, MoILHENNY,
llayton June ~, 1s6h-dtt ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18

dt dt,lnne q tie cohditioh 6f the RspuJlic Ffo III.
urancc COMPANY OF the City Of New York, on tho ~
pay of january, ls05 In conformity with the laws OF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18

statement Of the condition Of tie Niagara Fire IN
ur1uco Cjmpany Of the City Of New York, on the "a
lay Of GFnuYy' 1894 ia Rfonf9rPiy Tlh tPG l'ws,sss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-18
,iy.f+ag2 lpfr.Tla
HNDRRWRITERS' AGENCY,
Aggregate Assets, ss,os7,I6G.5s.

'tt,.I.st rr-r--r-r------T---- SO -
stdbent df the condition Of the Hanover Fire In.
lunulcc Company, o. the city Of New York, ON the
Eklsy u Jaouaiy, 1906, ip coniorhiy With the laws
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
nalor Cenerai Esanwnan.

rnass ths aanilniafassoa Of Die disssngaishsd
Sassr, Eass Taaassses Il Fegainins HAL pruspesss
- asasntly - b desired by ever man who seels a.
inssrsss "a the welfare Of the STATE
III. Aaslisy on tbs aela hse won Coz binl chs
plaudits Of The whole country and his services ia
li theatre are 10 familiar % TIE people 70 Be re-
eAplsalAtsa and eommsstSa upon thai thsy b 10
torgottsn.
Aay nan might be proud OF bis taesrd ard IA
xhi charter In sore fos him ia the history Of tbs
,.rSSt var for unisa and universal frsedom.
Ths sausinissrasion of he affairs Of he District
of EHs, Tsansssss Atsssss that General SLOVENIAN
las executive ability Of high order
The aid he Ia. bssn giving IN he enforcement d
t,yl law 4 Of inoalcuAhe service 10 tie people snd
Loyalty constituted authorities II the Ssate.
His frames sna decision Of character ara equal
If no4 for sny snergsacySOs tho crisis Ia the AZ
Dir, q this piss-iss 10 asliberAses sad decides,
without passion % hSsse HpoH all questions which
.s,-as before him for salsdicAtion.
Il his iassrooazss With legal ush, he Is resPess-
al saa courteous. When lsedssa 'osll5tAy reteis
srproa,A G0narAl stansnAn, lPsPafssGss demanding
EAs they conceive 70 BE- thsir rights and insimatas
thst me Government OF the United States hss a<e1
.zYassly. be tells them ihey ara taitars
sIn w5aa. tAst breathe and thoughts thas burn, Z
he give. thes % esaerstsHa thas their pathway
guler ii. administration win not Be "strevn viii
rssss unless they dsPort thensslyes "a aoySl uen-
We have sseR naea Of hish P1si;ioa exercising
sAs.isy in TsnReseee who are Absolutely controlled
ey traitor. The eAIvslry the %xaPsrioz class who
tto.s gsaerAl SsSDsnan, approach him ia ststs
Haeroat fseIa that IN which they have some Fcdc-
raI officers We have hsa in Tennessee Who're their
,ajac. mss not bcsa algTitoriogs they are treated
with sh,ai - aueh nspsat IS ; poor deviI who has
hssa stealing hsEsss eT bgahShasking,
Tie side sid sSlisy ct 6enerAl Stoassasa are en-
lily chat tie people Of East Teazessse assirs'se
mean chose shOsxghiy loyal aaa vho hAss never
-vsapstbisol with rshsls-
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d
= -. q hzS.a Nfzhssils ksxisl tfse atsorityy,
81 dsasee = lstt7< b fhs q fttol S aEaafisg =
aes1e5 NJ a 8stiliina ssff 81 II hiatefy
81 tsfse - pafso11|It. ~ tly yUa ask
t<bine #9sst Fkft Z q k1enfIsAls opponent
.sesal - elstlso q aeaa - you desire b
20 yenf families wfthoat IasletaEion from the eieii
" military RathssItiss and b allowed 3 leave Che
utsy u Aissx testing Il you should lesi eppFsssion
heavier thnh exile
II Bfd verbal accounts from you which led nss %
hops tat yen were animated by better spirit than
g manifested II your lattes You are ssl fsbsiliVus
The teftaaw d Ssr alone compel 700 70 admit the
fsa that have eontrol Of fbe Capitol Of The State
fca deali6e - discuss The right I have no douts
700 are y liks manner esaYsilsd 70 reoogaiss lho
pfSsas 1tAtns q yaasssiesz ytnF t1sssoaaeie GOV
efntnsnt and 81 the captured traitor whose Sad you
hssa followed and dat yca sfe - little Fsisiins1 b
ai.Sfla tfs rsgAg 10 the aIa cass IS 10 tBs 0ther
psr.igh ms Or suggesting that The foftanes 81
war VII eolnpsi yon 81 admit many ether hkela
eqaalIt tnprti yisg 70 Jour pride before zen shall
have saesi 81 ts sf aderate tteRsSn
II The archives Ia yaar possrssioa constituted
nothing but tbe iisorg II GOV. Harris sdminisfra-
ton, fhouif deem them q very htsse importance
Indeei Els boneg q ths State voald Be promoted
By having Chat p4ft 81 Der hIsfeFy f6fsyer obtsTa
Ted But 4 seems that IN fesihg ths stets you Sc
commsdateG yourselves o. somsthing much muTs
substantial shaa mere historical souvenirs among
which wsrs che sntlse sssgts Of ths state Treasury
sandry boAds Of TIE State lbs great sl Of Che Ssata
and your Osn ofseiat boads
/ caancs recognize tho aIa1slatisc sashority
aAdar which you elhim - have acted No Isegisla-
turo e9ald have sashosized yon 10 commit 20 high
crime Much less could hat conclaye Of traitors
who&n ssry e1istsBcs vas treGs0nf paass "a thar
fight from the espiiol, aud e. san Informed wa
tbs fact enact lNw 70 iegslse your outsAges hpoh
The people Of the State ARR they ssrs bespetatsd
a assssHR = net such - 70 satb0gi1s me "
aesifed - preaest Jon tsDtn "a outraged pDopls snd
betrayed egsernmant Ny sstatEne d6es hos give
me- eosrol Of the feaefal af8is Rer Of the Fete4ai
ooaFts ID which yoa are indicted Cor treason. 1ou
desire sotcetIaH hon tie civil and military satb0s
stiss Hasthtr yea VIII obsain Il cannot say. But
- yours haa boea iifs Of bgd sxpsrimeta Cor four
dreadful year, yots hsa - wa oobelnae with snoth.
or, By returning 9Th or without the archives. NJ
may sppsar bslt 10 yourselves
Nitk proper msasdre 81 respect sa,
". q. BH0yxLoN
Governor cf TsrDsssse
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
Prentice on JEFF. Davis

IL IS s1Etad thas JsG. DsEi. whilst aeeius e PSI
tcoais, had eozesalsd pillow aPsn bis stomach g
oxc3ts thesympathy u hls paFsaers b. making ths1
tbiRk tsat he Waz In an interesting Say Bat they
szN a. el3aes thAt b 500 Cd fcr anything e
tllAs sort
The Goa asSAszata soldiers s.kSa they - int., hsl
DE. oiten zhoop hike indians feFhsPs led. Davis
when surrounded BY she Fesieral tEoops, didn
whoop, but he hoped
We wonder whether jed Dsyis, whan e. D.. e
ths pottiepAt called In the aid Of ectsoa 10 siys
voluptous appearance - his tender bosom.
Il Is - Dc hoped thst Jed. Dayis' assuplpgiSz u
the pestieaat viii POS etsblish the sshloa viz =
male admirers
Jeif. Davis. even i paraoned can ueyss 40 ,
elected - once. osS people sre los f'si x Pc'i-
cost government
IL IS aid that DAVIS eSelse tor ysoar4sS IA p
tieoat y that his wife has oAea wore ths erosSh@,
Five hundred dollars Is otfered fog the Ps'','IiAA-
that Jea Davis rah Awsy IN Petsieoat' kats f.'s--
Jsd. Davis IN his extremity put as aSYs' aSN''
and raIa parts under Pstsieost Trotsetsan. -.
JED. Davis wore Passieoat and Is = sa9' 'AA' --
was y tha same tn1a IN = great oestS. 49,
jea. DAVIS pars0srs eaaghi Am - h's - -
she caught y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
Brig. Gen. Alran Q. GIllem.

fhi. Ofcsr arrived IA ths city last evening e ~.
port to Gen. Stonenan for duty. -
In the rupert Of General Stonsnan of bis raids
into Virginia and North Carolina, General Gillem
Is eo'nplimsnted In the highest 4erms,
General Gilleni has mads a aehle tight Gpr aHi.
yersai Freedom and sgaal rights. s.,
He has the honor Of snlIssiag tbs int coFsa men
mustered Into the Uuissd States service in TUNES
sse. For time he commanded eolorea btigsde
ST Nashville
We are glad - learn thai tie eol0rSd nsen Al
Nashville have presented the General = watch
This Is JUS recognition and appreciation q BIZ.
Invaluable services for the RAGS.