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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-07
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.


HAVfNG been duly licensed By the Hon. Joir
IL A Waterman, Judgs Of probate, to sell n
public or private sals all the real estate Of whic
Thomas Bfeelfn, late OF Portland, Dentist di,.,
seized and possessed, including the reTerson Of ~.
Widows dover, the undersigned will sell ct pu J .
auction on the 10th day OF June next, unless befo
thai time disposed Of at private sale at 10 CLOCK
The forenoon. on the premises the brick dweh <
house on Free Street, in Portland, known as { :
At II O'Clock Men the premises the new bri <
store on theeasteriy side of Union street, In PIt
land, now cccupied By Tyler Lamb;
AT II O'Clock M on the premises, one half part
common and undivided Of the lard on Fret street
To Portland, sold TO K. Bacon and T. H.. Brasin
Israel Richardson, with the new three story br'k
store, and the large wooden dwelling hsuso on ts
same; ss~-r lTfIrF
At 3o'clock N, on the premises, oue-half part =,
common and undivided of the lot on the easteIi
corner of Daniortb and Walnut stree In PCii.
land, extending on Walnut street to the schoo
Iumediately after the sale Of the last namsd lot
upon the premises, one-hal part in common and H.
divided OF the large lot en- the southerly corner
Danforth and Walnut streets, upon which are A.
double twc-storY dwelling houses; this lot Is 1i0
feet deep from Danforih street. As soon as the e.
'ing Is sold. and at same plsce, one-half part y
common and undivided Of the lot On Walnut stfett
RdJoing the proceeding and extending on said street
TO the high stone wallthere built.
Persons desiring to purchase either Cf the abova
pieces OF property belonging to sid estate in CO.
mon with other owners, ascertain at what DR. e.
the co-tensnts interest can be bought by inquiry
'.|D't AII.fxzkDER TYLER, Administfatss >
3 Portland, May 10. 1865. may2odsw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-07
roa..AsD AVG y101sI4l

Nsss Adverttsesssssts 9e-Dav.
Hoop Skirts--F itxserald & Hodsdon.
Photographs-Ge0 NJ Howe.
Sps ctacles Lost. M
Dentist--Dr johnson. - -
STEAMERS at Auction-Boaton.
To the Young Ladies OF Portland,
Information lns Col. w. Munger q Co.
Copartnership Short 4 Loring. N
Freedom Noiice--A s, Fogg. e
Bank Of Cnmberland- Sam'l Small. N
Men Wanted-F. T. Cushing,
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g. NJ. PArTEN, AUCTioNEER, "a Exchange
wooden Bnilding nj Auction.

nN Saturday, june 10, at P N, on the preniiss e
" Gray street the one and 3 half sterod dou 4
wooden dwelling, numbered Ia and "a. RI.
10 re5emoyed within one week from sac.
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FINANCIAL.

ny authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agentior the
sale Of tho United States Securities, offers to the
public the third series of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three tcnth per cent interest per annnm
known as the ts u4r o
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i. M. PArrss. AUcrIoNEER, IA Exonasol
Groceries, FurnItare. ware, &c !,

ON Saturday, June 10th, at 10 A NJ at once. wi
" be solo Carpets, Beds, Bedding; Dining. Ca,s
and Toilet Tables; Refrigerator. with general a.
sortnent OF Glass and crcckery Ware.
ALSO,
Bbls. Beef. Molasses, Sugar, Dried Apples, boz,
Tobacco, Coffee. Tea, Cigars, Pickles, Spices, Sol,
40 june6td
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-07

ON Friday, June 0ta, at o'clock n, nm
tne premises, shall sail the IN eo st0ried brfcl
house No a Myrtle ct. The house Is nearly new IN
ished with modern 'mproyemenis; eleven finish
rooms, with dns closets, BATH rooms, gas, furnace
80, fine water aRd abundance Of it, both hard AND
SOFT; cen rally located in very desirable neighbour
pancy. The lot is % feeF fnt and oxtsnds throue
TO Chapel st. Terms very liberal, and pOsseesis y,
given Immediately Can be examined from 10 4
10 to IL and from to 8 On day Of sale
HENRY BAILEY 4 Co, Auetloneers.
jams 51td T-
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Mosssacssts Of Gens. Grant and shernan.l
A. .Kasa9 BUFFALO, N. Y, June 8.
Gen. Sherman passed through here this af.
ternoon for Chicago, where he viii arrive to.
morrow night. 80 'assl ~ s3af7la
Gen. Grant will be in Chicago on Saturday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-07

NEW ORLEANS, May 81, via
CARR, Juae5
Cotton firm, Sales $50 bales middlipg az 40042c.
siness In sugar and moasses limited.
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City Affairs.

The regular monthly meeting Of the City
Council occurred Monday evening. aas
rs BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN. i
The city Auditor presented his estimate OF
the income and expenditures Of the city for
the year 1865 go. \,
Estimated income a Is 900 90 &
To be provided for by taxes 1856 $40 So
Referred to Committee on Estimates.
The City Treasurer and Auditor presented
their reports Of receipts and expenditures for
the year ending April i, 1854. s5a, s sss 'i'
Total receipts i 81, OO3, 1853 II
Total expenditures MS 06l ,SI722
Balance - Al .Q35 90
Cash on hand April 1, 1894. sss $4,000 AS
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THE MARKETS.


y O0I1e7'10 I0l ING 7 Kkss, 70 Juno 9. =
1 ngr eBb ~ ooas oosbss ss saa Pin. ,..
Dried p b.. ll@ ~ Lime. A'Si0
Westerno go y LOG i1|RocklanS c.sk 1ooea,o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-07

Turks Is, " hid.
Of Is bus.) -. SO E0@4 so
81 liverpool. ~. a hn@3 so
8 Salt, Lisbon. -. 2 5Jlo3 80
............ mono
0IGr'd Butter Salt. .38 a
5 See Dis.
Herds Grass. =. 9 5od700
81 Western Glover. "a a 80
s Red Top........ 425a,4 rs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-07

The British community Ia Constantinople
have presented an address of sympathy to the
American Minister on Mr.. Lincoin's assassi
nation.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

George s. fsslsr Hsssy Gibsoa, TmstAS r. Brudisy
asa Bsalsssia KztiHs.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
sAss ssIsaaanta are lastly Indebted D hin twe Anaass
e6lHfat shaeed that ~ oInarz
Astlff4f Hp ths haEiae ehtalhse aa
nsds tssarnaAis seess EitshE
keees6 Saaee 81 thefeace AadetsoB eUanf anA fke
sssae having eeta lsFssa the ets o. = T. RFag b
efdefe4 thai P4eaon ~ ma3s ~ f 6asraasVs
nsewElgs whE eotyns saa y appass bsbFe Mn
~ h ccs tAs ist aHy u 3aT, fs ~ s WlH
sspls - ptSss kifoHEt KiRokIp, .. Q.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

20 cisissns and othsrs of Rnox seusv.
fTsita UNDgRsfaNED. AS COUNT funsn -.
q ~ - thasi - sf4s Il n q -. =,
sia5 II - q a. q - and 4 a IS 4 fsaefs
CeefE 81 Khux saaefy 81 Be tli6t u mlfasaszssss
tiess az slsiksf1 sf i1e ard essss m ssE.s 1. 4. -
aaa lesa their sid saa nItasnss b restoflnx aud -.
lAlalae the sisii las q he land.
O. n zfisNHk
apaAis ~ ussat5 ssaeM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
ATTACHMENT.

James e. Garter We James +. Carer.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
Il says the defendant dsbed him nnA 70 sbspanaa thss
he efdnsFy q as essnot - served ap Ma havne
etaasd eFns etsehpent again Ne eaals ~ re Alsns
aGnkBaee FsShFaasAs before p, n AAgp kesies II he
Psass f KHax eosny sna he has hcsA levied spea
his pfuprrg u eed " said Jaacs Aai he dsfendsst %.
pear hsfs lin u b. hose IL Knoz eoasy the is dsy 81
eegezAsF, isst g w b pseceste1 M YaFts. b
Weexs a NFasnleN's whir,
ssis1spss ?. q. sKAaas. 1P
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

s1s1lN III. TIfF, on AfF1f1AV fF.
ss5e - 1sssee14h - inaetist = N - = stss<
e ssszss. g .t - eshafg faetss 81 ~ t<sNs.
salas - ssse1s q ihs eeesals aeg fesis<ss sss.s
5e9sthkn A4tfadea 5efftss 81 ~ ntS9 - trs1S ss
- EeF.68 if4ie7 ~ II HlIlSrsaf
= = es24ys ~ s ftat ~ dsiea sIzs&5 ~
- 81 - SO a. ~ ~ eFA AsFlt 81 fssfs5 fee1fi "a
~ ~ q Atl tz. = 4 ~ = 80 = sss.k
Z = HtfIaEs eE44ssa i143 81 Asl s ttsf sSs<S 81
ssfSss pss6s snNk9nka "a Aanus. ! :
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

A IL PERSONS TNDgBTRp TO rms UNDxa
"a RfgNkp viii please esll 4 she Kscxytssr ws,
sAcs here hs may Be feand and asttis lAs ssessss.
hey WI Plassi 81 the hasds ef aA sess fer esllsr
tian. -
sprti 3-il wILLfAn woop.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
ATTAoHMRNT.

Jslass Hsnrys surviving pexpss Of Heasys fniy Ca
Ts.J. d. Ill SinSston.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
ssss de dssnAaas ere saehsea y k snA g shs.as4
ssasssl hesssess et s eefeas1 Frses ER esass q
ssfved uPeR tbsRa 1ezef Effsa,a eRsfaa afiSshaani
g. kaAEsssn gusss 81 ~ Peace ~ Aepst ssaaY ard
Ne having besa ssisa ttsf u ertsssa ~
b Mount cUunty TIE 30 deys Hspbss. fsts e. VI
BE prseseae1 eA IL fftksf oFdsIe
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

sOE EfkzhR or Az EXECUTOR fstfkD
- tn ~ q ias Clerk oltks usfsall c6ass 81
ths uhtea States F the Eastern Dstftes IL Tsnasssse
vii saposs 70 pate sale Ss cash. he caatt HeasS
deer In kesxtfles ah the tsth dAy ~ MAJ, 1855 8
Dwelling HoHse and hes aAd Brick store nouss aaa
et beth lysng n the town IT MeFFlsowu IN JeGsfsue
eozsty Tenn, tdelnihg the lands u afnasis ana TIE
ksigs6 = D freaklm aaa olhsEs ssed 90 a. ~ pro-
perry Of hrafy Norris, to satsy lsdgmuas 81 sAla
ceafa u fassr Of A, r Bruce Co.. asalasl che sala
DtaEy Asssia r. O. fRiae,
aPiasM psps,a Q. s. Aasskal De. q hssn
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
hTofRN

sRoM EHk SUBSCRIBER. IN JEFFERe0N
F esaaty, The 4th instsna sas Dark - 49, easr
pears I'D seea 10 hasds high, fsFsaep aAa iaH eas al
aaps 81 each shealdsf and fa had sot Wits = pAs
tsrs seet liberal feWaFa viii isF hss pstsFa q "a
sPfi1Ir CATHARINE STIRLING.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
oHANCERY CoURT-CLINToN

yohn HheA Fs. Richard j. JarnAgin.
IT APPEARING TO THE MASTER
Rp The aezsfoss Of the Ia lbst ths eesudsat 4 usa
resistant 81 As essg Il e ordered thAs gubaaa " aas
for tear seeessse psekR u bFegnieNs Whig Rotne nsA
JaFHaga % 1ppas bse lhs cAaaessy coeFs 81 csssa
% ne hsst marday eef ne parA Hoaday Of yaaa nsat
ass dsfead said b 81 he sas yin s tateh 90 conferred
PSs ~. n. WHITsON, Q an.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
MEDTOkL NOTICE
8. II ~ g IL &c Il Il

WOULD RESPECTFULLY AKnoUErE
" . sAs sectes tAak 81 - q eess % GO slFsss.
apsaeIis the LsBaF uea1@ Ai e tgna - ~ spssel
9eztusnt q - fsfan 81 Fftets sfgss blssk1el Pc
~ - 30 Rafs tete - sa# = sS7sl.1f
ilrsk sAh nsn il1ss aAa az3 - a4 l.t ~ ssa 81
~ eefesaia Diseases ksint leaeae4t 1 - ies4 an ~
1sss szpssnse = lfeStsaf eSe f6ras1 81 = ~ = sAis -
fta9sf entire = - - $3.50 - ~ 49, eeae
Aesa.e saS ps.ssAsSs sAtshs sehI . - 4 Fl 81
aen ateAhM - aFss9Ms
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
CHANcgRY COURT - KNOXVILLE.
Sale of House and Lot.

IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE aHk-
nEkKp E,ths ossbaf lsr issL e ssa oesF a As ease
81 fheaAa FoNs " G. T. 0Essfe va ss 9faay, he
als cay 81 Nay, 49, u hs cgurt House aces % AneEvs
ne snsFesi avns ~ ssd O. r. oEsefs, bsng enssoaFh,
ne hehsk e assi sae 81 ear Hhsch RakeF
oAeefs "a easnees seeaFed b. W. Pstsrsaa. &c
red 81 saihs, without ne equity q rs1eupisa. zkne
eee esAte nssss sih appsosud security, and Fstaing
spIf4S pfe D. 4. DEApERfCK. O. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
CIRCUIT COURT SEWER COUNTY.

TT. APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-
RAyTF ths eAass Defendant Il nasbasa 70 ts
pnE and e. sbseeadE esnssa hImas tha - srnsfy
reet = lse eaAntt - sssFed hpaa tns erasssa Asa
publication b made fer fohF successive ween % bgeWuOWs
Wa4, seytnf ~ dsfsnAan ApFeaR buefe the eafew4l
ceuEs ~ Eeyys Tie 50 sanssg ~ Jay asSt then asa
spiSs~ pass W. n BURNkrF. u.ss.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
CHANcERY COURT -1oRRsp0RoUoH

0eses Hank "a VIA s. aAmnoA and his vie, aaslsias
0nmmon.
TUX RESPONDENT IN THIS CAUSE HAVING
renewed hinsalf from the StaisI Il b efdsFsd that
publlcaea hs made sF fear suggestive vspks ID Dfoun.
lows Wig hoti5ug tAia Fsspobdeat 70 apPeas bsfsss
The ChanceFy Court a. Isnesberoaeh tie "a Moaaay
sf MAJ, 1865 make defense 10 he hill % lhs ssns win
Be saksa fsE confessed and 81 hsafaa 81 paRtA
rfS u. HoES, CAN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

d. II. Cammiags VI. r. ]. JaFnaEin.
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER
ff0 the aagkass 81 tks kE ths1 thaAsindenl d asn.
resident Of - tkAt 4 oaeEFsd shat pssssan maaa
FER eur sueeeasFeweekf ArSunloSa NhR netfplne said
dsendaui g speeas before ne oanesrg osari q onias e
ehe asst arsa6y asF the fourth Monday nsxi Ard
dsfead said b the win be taken r sossssea ans
~ ss 1865 49, f.'N WI wHrqsox. oar
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fTsHE rIsAINTfFT. nN kETgDA
..gs e e.,sss.ss 8 ~ - 8. g. :. =. g
sRsliss - - e<.s4z.sl ssFsss 49, - - =
sssts1 - e fssas. fs5sss. $780, - al 49, =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12
QUEENsWAREl

A''' secured 'hs ..r,Is.. II "a .s.s.a, s.y.s .Is
~ ''1sin SOrsA to 81 ors-rs. ssasqu.uay sy .sshs
''s' 'f ~ saosaaIou' IA prices =. san -. sAs.pst
- ''FTl' s'ssl'' 'Aa' ssass Be issna 10 EasssII.
"'A.1 Asass.
sshuAan
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

90. A. BraBner Fa. Lanaor O. Hayes.
fFsHE RESPONDENT IN THIS cAgsR BEING A
nenFesident Of this etata9 II ls ORDERED that pub.
esoH hs made fer four Successive weeks 10 BFounlows
Wig notifying taid respondent Sppess bsfsrs he
cAaaeeFy ceaJt At JeoesSosough Che 81 Hsaazy q
AAy, lssS, thea end there make aseHss 10 tie I'LL or
the VII be taken for confessed aad oF hasrine
ex psFle.
spei24w PTS H. Hoss AN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

- b Hnea va q. J, JaTnaKih,
TT APPEARING TO THE MASTER
s@ ihs essstsh. q ths sla shat Ne sssssszs pss-
resident 81 fs6 sses laotdsfsd that Feheaaios
leeF ATuHnlowa NhiR nostyise
aekpaAas apFEaK before Chksoey csfoa
the at fAseay asf the eaEh aoaday 81 yasa Bsxe and
tsfsaa said IN he v be taken F confessed and
psss VIII wmrsoa,o AM
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

0lHaA wek riasaf lsssaesg. = alss lal6s 4 :
i,sas sasisaA. ole
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

Dealers and Suffers
4" 'ssu~.d to s.asla. og sosk Of asssass ana
'r''SFsis', Wild sin b. sSla vsy lev - shsls'ais
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

And tsPpssEng 70 tie cosr that The Leis aaa Tracts
81 Land anteBsa IN aid FsesFf hare kesa dalg listed
for ths asxss faf tie yrsr aeptensd fhsssE and that
paheaf0a has beea day mads fssaiEing The 70
PES ths thseon for the years neaonsd Is she
port ana aTpeasag y tbs sntafaeaisa u The oplrt
tkat thefAid ts1a ruein aas ane anpaiA aaa that lie
oHasss e. id fastA abe toEH tets kags 20 psfsi te
petv = s MD ssasay II Rhor sheh asn 81 dIsissis
a npoa 81 the ssa Tax celleeoF oF TIN ags costs and
ohsfess Aforesaid xAnrsfegs Il Is eenHaned ty The
ceuF dat iadEmesi Be- ana Il Is ksFsby sstsFed sgsinst
s Aforesaid zses 81 LAID and teen ets 10 The aaEna 81
ths siAfs lf fa ~ sansxe te each, belnr the ansani
1t tsEsE eqs snd charges aHe aarsssy beFtn for The
years msstiszea IN fhs Fspes en s effsssa BY the
oear hai sid seysFa tsaels If lard haA ha semneh
tsFsaf - sail b saesDt IF aaeh n than % ssafy
ne taxe. esEt ana charge assessed - khsn ssgnTa
BE teld the be airseI aad has An sse u ls isss
fbsfstgrs yea. The sai1 WILLIAM p. cRfPPEN5
ias Sheriff azd Tax eese.ss ~ - t.ss ases far ihs
eoaniy II ERsx, - ths STATS II Tsesssa are hersbs
caHmaBdsd % saposs tbs asssaa tfeets 81 land "a
tow lets knd sarts 81 lea ~ uek sf sae AZ ti1
VII - sueant - psg tks taxss, eess ana ehaFxsr
sale e The lss sifeG sod nska tusa u tia sra 81
Cea % ~ hsla oF ks seaHls 81 EaeE eoaaiy a he
Cess Heese h Raexyiis "a ihs - Aeadsg u beiesss
Milss.., i. d. smiFA, essstu ala Coat. i a..
il KnsEyfgls, tbs = Mesds1 = EshsnAsg is6s.
psfmant ts ths sbess ssass q n1p, si szeess he
saa 1as;s ~ lsas And leNa pss esd paris 81 teen ips
81 . aash 81 saa Il them q Blll b ssihelsai psy
thstaxss costs tnd ehsgEs thsFeas ieS tts gasg1 ss
iiensd e - tasFeias spSI g .s .a. q - s,lfa
s aiaf Mesaey II IDLY iAes. sBd fhs ssas sasalae "a
81 asys, Il nsssssary. Hkssh u, t4sk
NN y 1nIrPEN
Essa Ekefif and Tax celleeiar
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~ TaU Want CANDY. NUTS, eHKEaE, Cos:
veal - kay say lkiaR sss q sa ihf havs 81 T. 81
inssnd b ssii - isR e ae1heay,
.. Il G6eF%n D BRO,
aets.ea kEekrl1as. 1ksa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

EXCELLENT FRESH LARD, in so tC
IL % peaae kses, ior aals ~ join JONES.
inSeke e Ihs s3ofs 20 J. q. eAislas o.. nsu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01

Ntun TkBGsukhan a o.. Noiis Brosd,s,,
New YORK, extensive Manufacturers and importer
of All the leading and most fashionable styles o.
Watches and Jewelry, desiring % increase thrir bu-
siness 70 40 uui mite1 eEtelIt haHe Ieso yed upon
. Grea' Gf. nslrhuGon, subject % the regulau ols
following .... $780,.
Crruhsate- naming esrh eFiiele sud its vsiue. are
uasaad in sesled Envelopes and well uU1ei, One
al thesa tuyeiopes VIZ D. seathy uaii 10 Any ~
,iress 70 recept of twehiy nfe ceni-.
AZ tc'ss s5Ii az one Lolar each, t-'h1,r regard
20 r--s
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Negro Testirn ony.i

From the SheibyU.le lnio1. 1859
There Is . good deal of discussion now in
regard not only 30 negro suffrage, but negro
testimony. In the language Of an esteemed
cotemporary, we are against the former, 50
far at least as our own State Is couceTnGd,
but see no especial reason for objerting to
the latter. We think that courts l0f justice
should open q very wide door for the ad
nj ssion Of testimony. II seems to US that
they can do so safely for the crodibleness OF
witnesses. as well as the statements they
make, must always be a matter for JurIes TO
decide on in view Of all the circumstances
of the case. -.H... .gm..
Ofcourse the object Of courts and iuries is
or should be simply 70 arrive al the truth.
Now if q man outside OF. the courts wish TO
learn the facts Of case, apd knows or be-
| lieves that a negro is acquainted with them,
| he viii as d matter Of course nterrOgate the
negro and hear what be has 10 say. No
man d iubts that he can trust himself 70 hear
I q negro 3 testimony aud then judge OF It N
| view Of the fact that the testifer is a negro
and al other facts presentsd. And we see
I no reason why courts and juries should moi
| listen 10 negro testimony and trust them
selves s-aud be trusted BY the law in like
manner, for they have fnll right to take
| the color and character Of all witnesses IN
J 20 ocbusideTation. If as indiTidaak,t when
we want to get At the truth, we always
I question every body that We suppose knows
! anything about tue facts, and then compare
/ the eharactsrs Of those whom we have ques-
1 toned and compare their statements, thus
seeking to arrive at the right eoncfusion-
| why should not courts do the same
/ thing?
It isn 2 any mere negro right thst is in
/ volved 10 this matter. White men nave
very often suffered great injustice by th'
! exclusion OF negro testimony when negroes
/ were the only persons acquainted with me
| fscts bearing upon the ease, court anc
| iury thst can't Ue properly trusted 70 heal
| aud properly weigh . negro's testimony are
not Tito be oqrut and jury ~.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01
AnecdOte Of Gen. Grant and Bishop
u. GeneTaI Polk.

General Polk.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mercisl tells the following plausible story
20 s bit of sharp practice between General
draut and the Rebel Reverend General
Polk.
I While the General was in command Of
the post at Cairo, Bishop General Polk
General Pillow and General Frank Cheat
ham. of the rebel army, were ~ Columbus
Kentucky. Flags Of truce were occasion sll y
sent back and forth between the tive
places, and the opposing Generals were gen
orally present. After the conclusion o.
business it was frequently the case thal
wine would be brought forth, and toasti
drank at parting On one occasin Genera
Polk proposed q toast which he said al
could drink. Those present filed theil
glasses, and he gave "TO General George
Washington" As he paused, Purpossly
at the end Of the name, the company com
meneed to drink, when he added, "tie Prs
Rebel" General Grant had his glass nearly
finished BY that time, and it was no use Il
stop, bat be exc aimed; "That was scarcely
fair, General, but VIII be even with y0J
some day" The laugh was, Of course
somewhat against him. but the company
parted in good humor- some two week
aiterward anOthir flag Of truce was sen
down to Columbus, General Grant sccom
panying it.
After business was over the kebel Genera
produced the wine, as usual, and Genera
Grant sdroitly turned the conversation int
J State Rights, on which subject Southeruerl
| always loved 10 dilate-thsIr rights being
| the alleged object Tor which thay claimed
| 10 be fighting. lie allowed them 20 pro
I ceed ct considerable length without At
tempting 10 refute anything, aud they Wsr
perhaps hatteriRg themselves with the ides
/ that they were converting him from the er
/ ror Of his ways. At length be arose 20 60
/ and proposed toast al parting. Glasse
were allied, and the General rose and CAV
! Equal rights 10 ali" He then made
/ pause, as General Polk had done, and whel
I sll were buisiiy drinking be added, "Whit
aud black" The horror Of the chivalfy e
| being inveigled into drinking such a heTei
| icaI toast mSy easily be imagined, and theJ
] werS rather disposed 70 feel angry unit
| General Grant remarked, "Now, Genera
Polk, think am even with you for lha
Rebel toast you made me drink e. our las
conference." Quick 20 see and apprsciat
/ q good Joke, the singer o. the soulherner
| wss turned into q laugh st the expense 0
] their reverend General, who gracefully ac
l knowledged himself Aanked.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01

The second volume OF the miscellaneous
writings OF Louis Napoleon contains the fol
lowing reply Of Joseph, the elder brother Of
the first Napoleon, 10 deputation Of Mex
iean spauisris, who waited upon him about
fsrtv wears $50, during bis majesty's resi-
dence 81 Bordsniown, New Jersey, for the
purpose Of offering to him the throne Of
Mexico
have worn two crowns and DO nof ieet
disposea % Esar q third. Nothing could be
more hstteriur than this offer, proceeding
a. il does from those who denied nay abthoT
itv st Madrid whl70I vas King OF Span,
and who now, WhehI am an exile, desire
me 10 become Emperor Of Mexico. But
a. not think the throne which you propose
10 build ~ wiu prove condqciye t9Eypur
presperity Every day wlnth Z paes on
/ IL hospitable s1il pf The UnEed ststes con
yi-ires ne more ana more Of the excellent
ftness Of republican institutious, as far as
ne American c0ntine1t As eoncerned. Pre-
se-re, therefore, this most precious blessing
Id Providenco. PIT an end to your iuteF
nal discords. Emulate the example Of the
I united States, and select from the rzuks 9,
vour fsIlow-citzens some one, which i
1nor4 competent than ] am, 70 perform the
| grsat rart Of Washington