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Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07

SLAVERY, we all know, degrades it's
virtims, but we sometimes forget that it
degr. >des the master still more. A cor
~responn'snt who has seen this in the
South wrices that "Honor in the estima-
ton of the whit Rs, has no place or appli-
cation in their de slings with the blacks"
That is exactly the bigotry of Catholicism
in the Middle Ages, which taught that
6del. History has since considered the
Infdel the more respectable ofthe two.-
No York Tribune.
Correspondents and Others in writing
about the South should mob be so sweep
ing in their denunciations.A There are
whites here, aid plenty oftt'em too whe
are as honest in their dealing with the
Freedmen AZ the Tribune, or any one els
would require
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07

Col. THOMAS, Agent Of Freshmen 5 al
fairs in Mississippi, has male an lnnt-
estiug report. de states that ll5 plinia-
tions are leased in Louisiana, 81 OF then.
by whites. and SO by blacks; also, J .
in Mississippi !; 1873 by whites, and =" .
blacks. There are 1880 acres IN .
n~Iantations in Louisiana and Mississippi
leased to blacks. and $4,000 in the same
States, in ITO plantations, leased u
whites. About one-haIf Of the land,
leased to whites were abandoned, owing
Ia the overflow of the Mississippi. a
tremendous eff ,rt is being made by lat.
rebels for the recovery Of their properIy
especially of lands which are 10 Po's ,hs,
if Gov. sharkey's militia order is 'arr'et'
out. il will be impossible to Preven
trouble with the alarmed blacks, "h'
consider the measure especially ame
Against them.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07

In his call for an election Of delegates
TO the Constitutions. Convention, Clover
nor Marvin, of Florida, says -
"By the operations and results OF the
war. slavery has ceased TO exist in this
site. It cannot be revived. EV cry
yoter for delegates to the convention in
+oL;ng the amnesty oath takes a solemn
oath to support the freedom OF the former
slave. The freedom intended is the fully
ample, and complete freedom of the cite-
zsn of the United States. This does not'
necessarily include the privilege OF voting.
bat it does include the idea oftull conslE-
tutlonal guarantees of future possession
and quiet enjoyment. The question OF
his voting is an open questions proper
subject tor discussion-and It is to DC ae-
oidsd as q question of sound policy by the
convention to be called.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07

Cavalry, 18th Indiana Cavalry, 3Tth
Iowa Infantry, ID Infantry and lst Cav
airy of Louisiana Volunteers, I'd Maine
Cavalry, 4th and 7th Batteries Massachu-
sets Artillery, 18th Missouri Cavalry;
nth Tennessee Cavalry, lst Texas Cavat-
~, 9th Wisconsin Battery of Artillery,
ST Wisconsin Cavalry, lst, 9Th, 9th,
Goth and 9th u. s. Colored Infantry,
and the 18th u. S. Colored Artillery.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07

THE FREHDMEN.s CONVENTION

We surrender our editorial space to-day
to the proceedings of the F~reedmen's Con.
vention. They will probably be of more
interestto our readers generally than any
thing that we could offer. They speak
for themselves, and their remarkably n
ciliatory and conservative tone demands
no comment from us.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07

A letter cana a sport II u sircs' eh'
dorsed ON the outside rs follows:
SOLDIERS letter-shove it ahead'
Plenty of hard tack, and no SOFT Orea =
Six months pay due, and nary . Teo'
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07

The SITUATION IN NORTH CAROLINA
An officer of the 1st U. S. COlOred
troops, writing to a friend in Washing
ton, D. c., from Raleigh, N. c., where
he has BEEN assigned to duty with Col.
Wh ttlesey of the Freedmen's Bureau,
says
NV regiment has been ordered to De
mustered out, but | am not relieved, anu
# ii tb,4uyht the Colonel will want to
make some arrangement to retain me IN
service. I have about made UP my mind
that | don't wish to stay, particularly IN
view OF the President intention to Win
draw all troops from the South within q
short time.
lam not going to stay here and try to
wheedle AMI coax rebels to do as "ant
them to. If the Buresu is not to De
clothed with sufficient power to execute
its orders, / want to get out ofls as sooa
as possible. If the President realty ID
tends to withdraw the roops, and every
thin. here indicates it, he must be either
hopel.ssly blind or fecklessly Negligent
Az 10 the real necessities of the case: !,
cannot speak for other States, u
t,1o assert that, with. the. present i"oss
wy of nd lninistering the oath an ex-
teo%aing pArdons and political priViIeSS'
=, reINls, North Carolina 10 not capable
If goy1Nning herself within the Unlon
Tbera aTN not . enough here now
sn5 amNxatisfed there will b trounl
before Spring nme
date muster \0nt Of the "a ST1I:aa;
Cavalry, 1st GevSGlt 4niARstSa -
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07
EvEiY SATURDAY.
BROOKS & CRANE.

mes 'sc''0y soliciting ADVERT" merits AID .ub..,,p.
lions they proni~e to spare no pain. or labor to u.hs,.
hr.t class ] u-naI.
Believing 'hatit is warranted BY the Republican SIR.
t WHICH should control our Democratic farm ~ c.v
rHmsna the JOuHSAt will advocate the aSrOEatiOa Of
III laws which make any distinction between men on
'ccOunt It color and urge the enactment Of laws uueA
as will give every man equal rights. In other words,
q Is The intention of the projectors to publish Whist u
commonly called
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07
A UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE PAPER

Expecting to b" der ouDc'H, 'orisTy ard rOr,icslly,
y tha, class of the community VII" aba themselves 10
controlled bv pros aver, pr, jud c : y hall Je cis.
ppointedi il We receive any sncou agrmcur in he $, nth
>cept ;r"n the F. ecdmen On our oN u re,ron, billy,
nd without ard rom any of The many associations in
t t United States who wouId be wiling to fir ii, We
resent this prospectus to the world, and with ratu'Sl
arsof success. VIC launch out rraiI bark on The 6clIs
rde Of public favor. Our motto wi lbe--
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07
equal Rights Before the Law
for all Men----Social Con-
ditions will Regulate
Themselves.

All educational measures and other projects, tending
co elevate and chiistiaLize mankind, generally Waite
Give a Oordishtupp 'rt fr' N u.s.
The officers of the Uuitcd SlAes snd Of The Sta"
governments viii be sustained in very movement s''e0
n liberal, democratic principles.
A. soon as the encourn aswept extended to US is sNn'
,-u, to ~arran, it, W. hail o.D~ ice 'he tS6L'''"'
>. a Baby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-09
TRpAsrRY DvpltTnENf,
Oyy1cs OF CohPIKoLLER OF IhE tckkH e

TRpAsvny DVYlpTnENf,
Oyy1cs OF CohPIKoLLER oy rhE CckkGse,
WsnISGIos, January loh'
WHEREAS. bv satisfactory evideice e
w ,,n,,d Ia the und-r,isned n has been mrds 20 pPe
,,., rIJI SATToNAL BROADWAY BANk Of ,s~ for.
~ 49,. Yort hs, bee duly organized under MO .eo,u
ms 10 m, requirement. Of the ke, 81 Congress eHe, ~
Ac, 10 provide . Hs:ions Currency. sor''d by .,J
r.o,u p,,or Thereof spprcved Juns a 1914 and n eopp
Win MI the provisions OF ssd Act required 20 -
h h.,or. eoutu.gus the business VI bankiE shas ss'
Art. cn, ~ ,b.
Nov Therefore l. Tiurh NcCuloch Cenp'pnei n ~ We
Crrr.ucy do hereby certify that Thu SATiotL nh,np
WAY BANK OF New In the Guy OF Nov to.' 20 ~.
Cauu,y Of New orb and State vi New Ola na"bois "
comu,ur. the busin.s, B.nhns und~r the hc ara
In t..iniopy whereof witness hand aid - o JAW
mi, D. NH d.y Of January 1865 hUOH Meet LiDoi
~ ~ ~ ConptrolsT Of "a. CARNEY
Currency Bureau Treasury Deparn-nts's oi TIE |o'aP
TRAILER of Ia.
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Petroleum.

DOOKs WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 22d INST.
THE IRONSIDEs PETROLEUM. CoMPAN''
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF TIE sTAiS
OF NETWORK.
CAPITAL. $3.50. 0Oo'
DIVIDED INTO $4,000 SHARES
PAR VALUE, SO PER SHARE
OFFICERS:
p,.sa.r, Secretary aid Tressnrea
WILLIAM HEGEMAN WILLIAM Il. CLARE
Counsel,
WILLIAM C. DE WITT
TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM HEGEMAN, Of Hescman & Co., Drossi"'' Ne
2o3 Broadway, New-York.
j. PRIOR RoRKE. Sec. Corn Exchange Ins Co. co., WI
ham and Beeversts. Eew-York.
WILLIAM f. FOwLE ofw. +. J. +. Fovie, Boston
. . FOSTER Of Foster l. Tower, No ~ Beekmsp't.
New.York.
r. r. BAcKUs, Of Lehigh Crane Iron Co., Phia
l.. b.. VAN KLEECK No. 1863 Brosdwsy, Nsw.forh
ALEXR McCUE, Counselor at Law, Brooklyn.
EDWARD PATCHEN Of T. Ke.cham Co.. No y
Waist, Eew.YOrh.
wM II. CLARK, No II Broadway, New York
Bankers,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
Superintendent at Oh City,
FRED. B. BACKUs.
oEYICr. NO. II BROADWAY. ny.
Roox No. e5.
Tho Lands and possesons Of this Company arc stasIeo
Al. besrt of the oil region OF venanso County, fenny"
and are in brief ~ follows
FEE SIMPLE.
100 acres on both sd-s Tionests Greek
% both sides Stusrt's Run
Interest, IN .rer on Smith Farm, PUMPING 70 BA1hELs
PER DAY IN the new Ballet. Well. FLOWING ~ BAN
RELs PER DAY and INCREASING; 10 the famous Auou''
Wall FLOWING 20 BARRELS PER DAY; In the nov
F.uuce Well PUMPING 40 BARRELS PER DAY, ndn
| the cesb,.,ed New Jersey w.r now FLOWING 10 FEE
DAY. Also interests In FOUR WELLS NOW oolNo
DOWN and the Company have commenced to sins WELLS
| ON THEIR OWN PROPERTY.
The incoorstos design making this permanent copshy'
whose stock shall become excellent Investment rhe Una"
mem means of speculation. Those among them havns W
,,e. financial interest in s Affairs will devote themselves
personally to its management
II. lands and wells will constantly and Thoroughly de'ef
ened OIL and not stock will be made the source Oh iS
revenue. ,,.
Thu books limited number OF shares OF tns
stock Of this compny at the Office OF 'ne con"
psny and Office Of either OF the above panied
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BOSTON HARTFORD AND ERIE RAIL
III No A IA GnMp lY,Q MQRTGANL RONDS.

II FOAU CUMfANIO nIVHIO' wv" =,
The undersigned offer for sale limited amount OF '
MORTGAGE BONDS Of the BOSTON, HARTFORD ANA
ERIE RAILROAD.
The Issue is limited BY the Charter NON the e's'o "
neccu 10 one half the expended upon tho Road
The Bonds bear interest per ceri per Anhun p'
all, March and Sept Of each ysar The pTincPs Is p'Y
,bs II, 1884. Each bond registered by the State Comptosi
Of Connecticut
By the fst day o. there vii be zas miles OF 'e
ii IN o,,,,,i,n LOCKWOOD 60.
- 5f Iacs No "a William ST. y. D.
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SILVER STATE MINING COMPANY @

OLIVER STATE MINING COMPANY Of
INCORPORATE USpE Zx TH To LAWS oFTHE
CAPITAL $4,000.
loooo0 SHARES, PAR VALUE Is
uan sHARES RESERVED FOR WOkklNG CAPITAL
Oecs OF the Company No ~~sAAfn'I
TRUSTEES:
ABtRBrY, No ~ Betverst
henry CARDOZE OF Rivera Cudoss Co., NO
DE GRLssE LIVINGSTON. M. 81 wfllan-si.;
HENRY X. MORGAN. No. ~ Broadway
FERDINAND LOSGC kAMP No. e. William st.
es,aent..........A BARBEYi
rioe, Pre- ddent.. %. HENRY X MORGAN.
1-pssurer. ......HEhRf CARDOZE
Secretary ...........R. : MlLLtk -,,,,,o
Counse. ...........COC BROTHERS,
- MINI. Of IN. couusnv Ar. s,tus,ed IN the Humboldt
ossnhia Starr, SAINTS Clara rnnce hoya ana uena nih
Ds~tric.s Humboldt County. state 81 NeVSds anu Gu
Scs y,5 feet Of valuable silver bearing quartz Lodges
rhe veins in which the claims OF the Company arc iocse
I've been more less developed
Tner, AZ, about 200 tun, OF rgenrous quartz already
SEss-d and ready for the crushing mill viii yield sfooId
IN .. m. b4giprg of is existence ssc,ory returns Il
= Aockholoers Of the Company.
limited amount Of tie STOCK 10 offered Tor V" day' !.
A per share subject 70 iurthsI call or as,ssnent
nuhscr ptions received q. the following pise,s;
sARBEY rTssdess Of the co%psnty p. No No 90 sea'er
81 RosGa 4 DYKTT' No. ~ Bro.ds,-
6EO RILEY. No. % Wallsl
bAvENPoRT TANNING, noni.sue'', near C0ur'-'''
Xsd Il the Office Of the Company, No - wiliam't
kvvuc. on Ias sIUYytsAsr Iss Co., Ne. ia BowEKr}
SSwYonK, g.b. Is, 1905
VyHE ANNUAL ELECTION Tor DlREC
i TORS OF THIS COMPANY
ON THURSDAY, MARCHs
from II =. 70 p m
AP. NJ. RooME secrs,ary
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PROPERTY IN vENANGo COUNTY, PA

PROPERTY IN VENANGO COUNTY PA,
CONSISTING OF TWO HUNDRED AND IHiRTf-
EIGHT ACRES OF TEE BEST OIL TERRITORY,
LYING ON PITHoLE CREEK, CHERRY Run
MAGUIRE RUN, AND DUN RUN, NEAR TIDE
OUT, IN FEE SIMPLE. AND INTERESTS IN
THE LADY WASHINGTON" AMAZON" AND
COOLEY WELLS, AND IN A NUMBER Or
WELLS BEIYO PUT DOWN.
Wells will he Immediately sunk on the property held IN fee
simple BY this Company and with the large working Capita
of $4,000 grra, results Anticipated.
The developed INTEREST," viii be above In tho Lady
wa,hngton" the Amazon" and the "CoIby" Wells are
dend..
The Company has been formed not matter OF speeuis
ton bu, to develop property which, is believed vi" p'ov'
IN he Of great value The reputation Of the gentlemen com
no,ng the Board Of Trustees sufficient guaranty that tn
object viii be rapidly aud faithfully carried out ana thus th'
s,ocl will provo most desirable and profitable investment
sub.cption Books for limited number Of Shares are no"
open $, the following odaces:
Once OF the Company. No. "a Broadway, N f.i whiaH
H. Wallace ESQ., no. l3l Wsshinston'st. n ~ L. n ns
low Co. No Williams. n. T.; Petit l. Crook NO. ~
ws,eru, N Y wyckoG Little. Montssues', near Conn
BrooIlyu, g. w c. Booth, No. 90 Myr'lesvs stewart
Co No. lO2 Ful,on.st NJ Nevin No. 02 futonsi-i also
with either Of the Trustees