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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

The property of this COMPANY is located on ssCoal
Run Creek - in Meigs county State of Chin. about
ten miles from Athens containing one hundred and
Eve ae es OF land. Ay1arpe number of wells are
successfully worked in the vicinity some of which
are paving handsome dividendsJ This company pro-
nose 10 commorco on.rot;on. a. onoa and antartan
no douht tbat a. an earIv dav tbav viii he able To
nav bandso..a nov con.ora on +ha ;nvestmant-
'be lnoyvr ah;tv ond oounn,aro;o1 stond;no 81 The
ofcer. Of this comrarv afTord s,,e,cient oar.ntv
that the aff,irs will he conducted IL; a 10 So
cure the confidence Of those who are disposed to in
vest in IL. cf
The tract Of land adjoining the property Of this
COMPANY has psssed into the hands of canitalists.
who have sent ont an exper;arcad ,arrfandent to
commence operations and their first order for ma
onisery was slo w. our properly mas peeh exam
Assayer of Massachusetts, who pronounces the coal,
yielding eighty gallons of oil to the ton and has
doubt from the location and position Of the proper
Of Oil Most companies have 10 pay very high pri-
ces for their COAL all of which we save; oil can be
manufacturers from ON inc coai upon .no Piop.. " ~'
COST no' eAceeains zen een's per canon -
with the sinking of wells One dollar will buy
har Of afr which ia the Value. and all
! rae.s dar;vod fro,, Tho lands either bv sales Of
OIL and or o. any kna are 20 % oOo
worth of valuable, useful and desirable property
Will be given to the stockholders rs soon as all the
for the purpose of dsposing Of the stock at
one-half Thus, it will be perceived that every
stakeholder owning ten shares, for example, will be
artr, l. div;dsd. rlan which IL entirely honorable
and IN all respects perfectly legal ~ 4s !,
Inc propels 10 ps -, ~. arnst s a viii
no ' W, " s9ua. y 80 -
:, - ~ =. 49,
SooVV 70 purenase house IN DoSs ~ VI
.-ooo Ion Do,,,,,. c...,a..... 81 ssoo a..,, n
ekooo IN n,..o,n p,xas in va,ua from so5 10 sEoo
each ais
$4,000 In DIAMOND FINS IN saiue nom sI0 70 SOW
ity Frodsham, worth $50.
e00oOih ." 80 '''AA 90 W @''' rsr
SoVoe IN oAN NJ ~ - in 'e's' De \
5000 in CARPETS, each one to be worth 500.
eo0oo IN riAso soAfAs, rom Szoo 70 dfaho fiaho
s.ooo =.
100 per Set. 81 ss~
$5OOOtn LADIES' FURs, in Sets from $50 to an Amer
loan Sable Fur Cane at $500 -fgN
dael
at from $50 to s75 each.
skooo ., cant., r., am
h,an to $75each. a ss16 .sisrsasy .s-
$4,000 in Gents Dress II ats. at s,o e.oh
&FiG ass 8 A3HEE
$1,000 in Ladies' Dress HATS, at $40 each. ann
esooo - r.,,.,, ..- 500 = - &s
..,.,a al.g.,r -, ,- e0''-' o
WV - -"'''' '''' 41ai''y Nia GLOVES. IaaaI
s0 ", In IN ha ais ourITs' sinm
$4,000 in best quality BLANKETS. aas71an
$4,000 in Phelan 8 Collender's B1rLrARD TABLES.
$4,000 in bb.s ofFrouR. $50
s5oeo !, tom. =, EI9g fffrf - 9a3 4
srooo T.. EH AHA'
- : - ' W.
$1,000 in bundles Of pure COFFEE, lWT Oa
ssooo d lhn,d,.. =, sss9
) 3, .eIATTIB .g9T IIfI ~ y 80 "a r.. |
$4,000 in bundles Of SUGAR. IHAi
$4,000 in different Qualities Ladies, eoo.a
$4,000 in STANDARD Authors, no.s ~ p'' p'''
$4,000 in Sets KNIVES and Fo,vss ry16
$4,000 in diisr.n. SEWING MACHINES d4 .u., cro
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

~ - ~ y rrrrTt s,uyu nrNpo bsz7f
. a - LAW Enc l7am
Forest City, Lewiston and Mor treal,
TX ss@e~ win, until further notice, run a.
ssase Leave Atlantic Wharf. Portland,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, att O'Clock P. d. and India Wharf Boston,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at O'Clock p. M. 49, \
Fare in Cabin. Observation-Disclosures 90. ~
. Freight taken as usual. o ,ia5+
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 In value, and tnat per.
sonal unless notice given and pad for ut the rate
OF enc passenger for every $500 additional value.
Ees. Ia. 1879 DIFF l., KILLINGS. Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

A experisnesd MiIliner -
a me CITY. Good WAGES VIII sen miles out Of
q - r sewers; No 100 CunberisnsaI y sa Enquire
SSfAa"' me. apl5dIwS As
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

- Dire0t0rs,
FRANK CONVERSE, 4,..s-
Boot, Shoe and Leather Dealer, lsl Pearlst Boston.
B.F.BRowN. a So sqa.
Brown Brothers, State street, Boston.
JoHN A. GOODWIN, Lowell. ea
CT s1rH W WI. n q Boston s'a M u y
WILLIAM A. FUTNEY, tS
OfRcss. Foster Co., Chicago, LII.
, q ALrHxus GAY, Manchester, N. II.
JOHN C. YouNa Manchester, N. II.
JOHN FEDrKHEN, Sd 81 Court street Boston
sas ]. Q. A. SARGENT, Manchester,
NJ. PRoUr, Manchester, N. H.
SAMUEL CHASE. Manchester. N. 81.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT-
OD'ce ~ Congpt -oiier u she Csrre,lcp.
r H M O Y a r.
wv. ND. MERRHE m, ~

MOULD infam fhair friendsand the n,h,;. 80, Z
~ orai1 ihat they hsve removed from III ioiS =,
csn ~ - Q under the United atea Hotel wbara
and ts ,nu r. 90 assortment of Ladies' MjsSns,
VII on ~ Fs,hionsNie B OTIS, Shoes and Rnbbers
rha-nuSb VIII az SCI a. G. ct for few days
purchesn vi. 90 well to call ana examine before
nexs door Ia M Place, No uuder the o. Hotel.
"soance apl4 90
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

Great Cure orDyspepsi a, Paralysis, ConftipatiOn,
Re, Of Ttcenty Years. Standing.
December o. 1884.
MRS Martha Villa. of Lonewood Mass has suffer-
ed for 30 years wi complication oi diseasrs men
tai and physical, great nervous debility. dysp paa
ana constipation IN its worst foIm has Teen DOCTOR
ies Discovery about May last ard by its faithful usc
has now both mensa ana physical faau ties Testored
mrs. VIA says sac Knows many people who have al
so6esn Similarly benefited by my Metaphysical
Discovery r-fr,-r o. t.,r,.- - 49,
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
MISCELLANY.


CAUSES OF SUDDEN ,DEATH.-Very few OF
the sudden Death which aresaid to arise from
the disease OF the hear :. no really arise irom
that cause. To ascertain tle real orig1a OF
sndden deaths, the experiment has been tried
in Europe, and reported to scientific congress
held at Suasburg. Sixty.six cases Of sudden
de III we've made the subject Of thorough
most qnotem examination. In these case.,
only two were found thai had died from the
disease o. the heart. Nine out of sixty six
died from apoplexy, while there were forty
six cases OF congestion of the lungs, that is,
the lungs were so full Of blood they could MOI
work, there not being room enough FOR q
sufficient quantity of air to enter to support
life. The causes that produce congest'on VI
the lungs re,-cold feet, tight ciotnlng, eos
tive bowels, sitting still until chilled alt7r pc
lug warmed with labor or rapid walk gVlns
too suddenly from close heated room, lns2
the cold air, especially after speaking ana
sudden Oppressive news operating on the
blood. These causes of sudden deaths being
known. an atoidence OF them may serve to
lanothen our valuable lives, which would
otberwIs, be lost under the verdict of heart
eomnlaint That disease is supposed to be
Inevitable and incurable, hence men may not
take the pains they would to avoid sudden
death, ii they knew it lay in their power. -.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
New England Screw Steamship Co
9 SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. .

20. The SPLENDID and fast Steamships
$x1 CHESAPEAKE,C Capt WILLARD, and
%1MesN8SK FKANG0NIA, Capt SHERwooD, win
- uatil further notice run as follows:
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES-
North River, New York every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 8o'clock P. hi. 0f
these vessels are fitted up with fine accomm oda.
tons for passengers, making this the most speedy.
saie and comfortable route for travellers between
new York and Maine. Passage $500, including
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
sreal Quebec, Bangor Bath Augusta Passport and
Shippers are requested to send their fss,snttc the
steamers as early as P. NJ op Alss day that they
For freight a- Yassage apply to lIiH meg
EME1f FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
New York y = 80 -77ts,'rS y
Dec. 8, 1S62. e "a 80 sfaeS DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
international Steamship Go.
Stl sssSa ~ 9gsE0kA-
PASSPORT, Calais and st. John.
go .4aa 6 TWO TRIPS a WEEK.

On and after Monday, March 9th.
- the Steamer NEW ENGLAND Capt III
Elsio, wr leave Railrosd Wharf, loot of Stats st,
every M0EDAY at 8 o'clock p. N; ard the Steamer
NEW BRUEswI0K, Capt e b. Winchester, wi 4 leave
st. John. .uai 3fltSd 1910 Fl7a7fi
Z Returning will leave st. John every Monday ard
Thursdays at A. N, for PASSPORT, Portland and
Bosom. -
At Eastport the Steamer Queen" will connect
for st. Andrews, Robinston Calais with the New
Brunswick and Canada Railway for Woodstock and
Boulton stations. s age Coaches also connect al
Eastport tor Mschiss and intermediate places
- Al 81 Jonn the steamer Emperor w Iconnect f r
Wind or, Digby ana Halifax. sf5s.iSIkf7g I -.
Freight received en- days of sailing until O'Clock
r. M 4Ir3Fl4E nGia c. e. EATON gent n
Portland, March 20. 1855. mch2Iti
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Remarkable Cure of Deqfnsss of Tt0enty
blf 'lhM Years Standing rsgs

], JOHN A. NEwcoMB, of Quincy, do cetsify that
have been entirely deaf in my len ear Tor twenty
years ana Tor the past six years my light ear has
Teen so deaf that could not bear conversation or
public speaking ofany kind. could not hear tho
church bells ring, while was sit ipg in the churc
have also been troubled for number of years witt
very sore throat so that was obliged to give 40
singing IN church, for had lost my voice, i had
great trouble in my head-terribe noises almost to
crazinese. My head felt numb end stupid, and was
. source OF constant trouble u me.
tried every remedy that could DO thought Of
Invent TO auriets but IS they wasted to use inst
ments, would have no hing 10 do with thu m =
ABOUT one month since obtained MIS- Browns
metaphysical Discovery, and used ii. according to
the directions on the bottles And the SUI is that
the tearing Of both ears is perfectly restored, 80
In my head lie entirely gone My head feels perfeot-
ly and at rest My throat, which was so discus
ed, is entirely cured and have recovered my voice
again. would not take one Thousand dollars Tor
the benefit have received in the use of Mrs NJ q,
Browns Metaphysical Discovery. 8lT
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

PREs1DEsr- HON. WILLIAM G. STEELE, NJ. c.
VIoE-P OSEPH TREAT.
TREAsuRER--S. L. WOODHOUSE b
This company has secured 22is acres in Pennsylva-
via and Ohio which have teen selected by the most
experienced oil men after two months careful re-
search and personal examination on the greunds.-
On one part Of the property is a well from which
CONS derable quantities Of oil have already been ia
KEN and as the company will proceed to make fur
Their developments at ence, they have every conf
dence being able to pay dividends at an early peri
cd. prospectus may be had on applicat on to us.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
Portland and Kennebec r. r,

KOrJt&hu anu AenuoDec n. h. -
CrsSszEFE Passenger Trains leave new depot In
@sszR-g Portland daily for Brunswick. Bath,
Aus urtA Waterville, Kepda Mills ana Skowhegan,
at l.07P ". At kendall's Mills this train con-
ing sE tilen 4A l1e
Returning, the passenger train is due at Portland
new depot at2 r. NJ. Tn train takes passengers at
kendalHa Mills rom the train from Bangor. -
CONNECT. ON TICKETS are sold at Freeport, Bruns-
wick, Bath, and sill other stations between Bruns-
lex and Kendalls Mills, for Bangor ana all other
stations on the Maine Central X. 4. east of Ken.
Mills. a rn -rresF ~rgT
THROUGH FARES from Portland and Boston by
This route 70 Bangor will be made the sAMR as by
any other line. II
Freight Train leaves rev derot Portland at As A.
III. daily. Returning 1t lie due 81 ID daily. 5@
EDWIN MOVES
March 81, l6s6-apr36 Superintende emit.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
Z RAILROADS.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, l.
OF Canada.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
60, ON and after Monday, Nov. = 1854.
No. trains will run daily, (Sundays except
an mn, IMTfher notice. as follows: SA
UP TRAINS. ass i
Leave Portland for south fars and Lewiston at 40
4 d. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, at l.z5 P. M.
- DOWN TRAINS. as
Leave South Paris as 5.6 A. M, and Island Pond
at 6.60A. NJ.
The Company are not responsible for baggage 70
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and thatner.
sona unless notice is given, and paid for at the rate
CT. BkYDGE5, Managing Direetcr.
III. BAILEY, Superintendent,
Portland, Nov. Z, 1854. now
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
PORTLAND, SACO 81 PORTSMOUTH
-''-' RAILROAD.

rHzzsz1i On and after Aprii 8, 1896, Passenger
ESl6as&yiiiiitR Trains leave as follows:
Leave rortland for Boston, at $40 A. M. and $50
P. M. HI ia. ..t,,.r,st. f.t.- s.I.. SIS / y
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.so A. H. and
p. M. e1 23 ssaa aif raaa fzfz1tlaa $50 d.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, April 8, 1855. edit
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMEET. a RI
Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
So Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, ct
I.aU "A "a. and Las r. NJ US hEe0 s1a =
For Bangor and intermediate stations at 125 p. NJ.
RETURNING Leave Lewiston at $40 A. M, ana
arrive in Portland at $50 A. III: Leave Bangor a.
1906 M and arrive in Portland at 2.l5 p. NJ.
Both these trains connect at Portland with trains for
Boston. =. ff...H -
Freieht train leaves Portland ct A. NJ, and re
turning is due in Portland at r, n. eefeq ~
STAGES connect with trains at principal stations,
daily Tor most of the towns North and East of this
Hnes y.-z
Wafervillo. November. 1864. so deGl4
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

A Perfect Cure for Catarrhl
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
CoNSU option.


Tie proofs Of its efficacy are SO numerous. well
authenticated and of such peculiar character that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides
precisely that which has SO often bafled the
highest order Of medical skill The facts are tangi
BILE, the witnesses ACCESSIBLE and the safety and eff
oaey of the Syrup incontrovertlble.
The undersigned having experienced the beneH-
tate to recommend it to the attention of the Public
as the best Medicine they used
NJ sssiss Msross VIM Is stroas Ssd iton
!. "A, "A nerrick Lynn sWsnton Ranks Portland
81 wB ley L omin tr" /" Turner w Harpswell
=. MP Philbrk Taunton Me-
d nj Atkins vail b'ryf 81 Rice Lisbon Me.
"Wu st tson Manifest" Hatch Scion "
ES. tubbs Lawrence e d Il Randall Iew;sto, u
I" Geo " Winchester Fall s w Stevens Dx6eld~ :
River Ms. Mrs A p ISrrahaa Rath !. G
:" AID Merrill Cambridge John Locke Pc and pa Me.
as A Cushing shrews- aevs D E'kins cambridgeyt
W Fsrrington Now +" N Adams Weston
hedbord ms . H Clark Mortified
" X Is mister Lud ow VS. NJ BuIiard Derby
Harding So kbury " Qaimby New6ury .
ON Georg, southbrdge : ton o. % '0'ins,
ns 49,. q Lovejoy, Rockville Ct.
per Falls Ms. son Ct = ~-,,
GA Lo smis So Yarmt tn ] B Weeks Oneida Ct
"P Kinney Bridgswa- Psrsons RocRv snu
ter Ms. a n II Rrovr Pn~ns,Sao
Boswofth W Sand {" W Corttis Stafford
John Day Lynn Ms " Be phss ri R;rmm. a. e.
~ Z Hartford Water Ct. s'@ =
town Ms. . w Mcron, Al frov a. = a.
Stephens Newburyport Ms RI '-N'A "
Geo Chds Lydeu Z, q siroroor. au.L..
DR. BE Abbott Melrose /" Snrinos NV ~
EevR Newhal NGraham NH - n HIorris Ront NV
a. Kidder Unity " q ETittie CNnto,vule.
:, !. ~ raueJ nennker . Convey Nasonvile 4"
=, y l., 1nase = noia g VIM Cluett Son Troy"
W BARBER ohmantonl @ B Ford New York ~. T.
~. 4, :, = - II, " w Robertson Newark N j
Gq~'es Mancnesser g G Henres Annapolis Md
=, n y h. r,.,.x, F" T Goodnow Topeka Kas
r... y tI parrss So'eDrook webst Army
a., - 49, VIZ 49,, Robt White Georgetown @
s1l nn'sn' durham Brown Washington /"
'sRIt stnchhsd ssco Me ne Bass s :, e.
a. NJ \ oodbury Newfeld ~ AnsA' = surgeon
Me. 81 fla e s1E- 6G7 os
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

AFFORD DYER, Esq, No ll5 Middle st, Portland,
SD Mainei 500 kssMag Hzk9S %
L. ROBERTS, of L. Roberts l. Co, South Street,
81 New York. oqs bss- l7n- aai laTF9
]. BURLEIGH,. Treasurer, ga State Street,
uC3 Boston, T Bhg9 He Ifox WsM
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
MEDICAL.
DEAFN ESS,
Noises in the Head,
TURTH

us PembertoR Square, Boston.
0PFIoEs 4l0 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
(l46 Bond street. ReU York..
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
% The developed interest, Gas will be
seen below is already sufficient to en-
able this Company to pay monthly diyi-
dends. x M is8 .rlsl.asg f., -ft %
FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY,

4 Fee simple of twenty acres Of the Barrett Farm,
on Pithole Creek All fat boring land, situated
above the well just struck by the United States
Petroleum Company. now flowing $50 barrels daily.
No better selection be found on the whole creek
for oil purposes. Wells will be Immediately put
down on this property.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
Poor Richards Eye Water

VIII make the weakest eyes strong,-removinR an
inflammation and humor. Every one should use IT, a.
il proves the prevention of disease.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
PETROLEUM.
THE STELLA PETROLEUM COMPANY

10 organized under the General Laws OF the State of
New York, with Capital of 5000 represented
by 100 600 Shares, of the par value Of SIS each
Shareholders are exempt from all personal liability
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
DEvELoPEDINTERE

The whole working interest in lease No. IL of tho
Hey drick Farm, Henry Bend, Allegheny River of
one-half the oil; which ase IL IN same fat as the
dred barrels per day turned out over sixty thous-
and barrels of oil within the last four years, and
whichis still pumping ever sixty barrels per day.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

wewould call special attention to the following
companies;
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
$4,000 Reserved for Working Capital.

ta OFFICERS,
SAMUEL BOOTH, President.
JOHN FRENCH, Vice-President.
HEMAN b. AUTEN, Secretary. ars
WILLIAM M LITTLE, Treasurer.
ALEX. McCUE, Counsel
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

d Fee simple of twelve acres Haworth Farm Pithole
Creek. Amost beautiful SITE All Dor ~ land. A
short distance above the great United States we'll
The prospect is very ia tering and the property is
believed to be fully valuable as the celebrated
Smith Farm on Cherry Run. Wells will / Q sunk on
this property immediately. INV.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Mallory, Of Florida, OH the Duty Of the
Southern States.

= Il. Mallory, before the war a Senator
from Florida, and during the rebellion
Davis Secretary Of the Navy, has written
a letter from the prison in which he is con-
fined, in which he urges upon the people OF
Florida to accept the destruction Of slavery
as 4 fact, and TO regard the negro not only
as 4 freeman but as 4 pCrmancnt-indcCd
its most permancnt-reSidCnt Of the State;
his interests identified with hers; his life,
liberty and property entitled to her protcc-
ton; thus vicwing him, We shall be better
able to sec what the dictates Of sclf-interest,
no less than those OF Justice and cXpcdicncy
demand.
He declares that negroes ought to have
equal standing in court:
Apart from higher motives, moral coT-
age, and sense Of personal honor must
preccdc and 90 hand in hand with truth
and VIC know how far his condition and
training rs 4 slave were calculated TO dc
velop these virtues. But this objection is
only addressed to his crcdibility, and what
ever might be my opinion upon this point,
would still admit him to the witness box,
where known and notorious liars are frc-
Quently admitted, and where their very
mcndacity not unfrequcntly aids in bring
ing truth to light"
As to education for the blacks, he says
~ Is 4 freeman, the obstacles which lcgis-
lation opposed to his instruction no longer
exist, and it will be for the State to deter
mine, in effect, whether her interests will
be best promoted by permanently ignor-
ant and degraded, OF by an instructed and
enlightened class Of free labor"
Finally. Mr.. Mallory asserts that the
"asscrted right Of secession" was over
thrown by the war, and must be "surrcn-
dered." Having been heard and defeated
IN every tribunal he writes, "let us regard
the point as forever settled.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
Letter from q West TennesSeean TO
Governor BFOWDlOW,

The following brief letter from gentle
man Of high standing in the commercial
world, an old citizen Of West Tennessee, is
a good index Of the light in which the mass
Of the enlightened friends of the Govern
mcnt in Tennessee regard the position Of
Governor Brownlow:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 6, 1865.
GorgHor IT. g. Bro,rnlou:
DEAR SIR trust you will pardon this
intrusion Of short letter. | desire to
thank you for myself and in behalf Of the
original and fyVc Union men Of my part Of
the State, for the firm and correct position
declared in your address to the people of
East Tennessee. In my humble opinion,
those who have been for four years striving
TO destroy the Government should be made
TO understand at once that the Government
has inherent power to maintain itself, and
that it must be managed and controlled by
the fricpdS Of the Government The sooner
we get back to this old but safe landmark
the sooner We will recover from the prOstra-
ticn and ruin Of the wicked rebellion. Let
this. then, be the motto The Union must
he maintained against both armed and dis
armed rebellion The truth is, Governor,
if matters 90 on here and South as indica-
ted by late elections, etc, the mcanest rebel
will be the most popular. Can We exist in
this way? Very respectfully.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27

GOVERNOR HUMPHREYS, Of Mississippi.
was. when elected General Humphreys of
the d.lunct Confederate army, an Uurepcnt-
ant rcuusant and rebel. He Is now in Office,
and, by way OF proving what a '' worthy OBJ
lccJ nc is, has just sent ! message to the
Mississippi Legislature, in which be declares
that -iogro emancipation has been accom-
Piishca under pressure OF Federal bavOncts
urged on by the misdirectcd svmpatbics of
the world OF the Frcedman's Bureau. he
says ihat " logT years Of cruel war conduc-
ted upon principles Of vandalism disgrace
tul to the civilization Of the age, was scarce
" more blighting and destructive to the
homes Of the white man, and impovcrishing
and degrading to the negro, than has resuI-
ted in the last six or eight months from the
administration OF this black incubus" Fur
thcr on he speaks Of it as 4" 4 hideous curse,
permitted by heaven to rule and ruin our
unhappy people" and recommends the pas
sage Of law admitting negroes to testify.
as the best means Of securing the withdraw
al Of the Federal troops. He must be a very
captious person. indeed, who questions the
devotion of such q man rs this to the new
order Of things, or fears 10 hand the State
over TO him.-Nc5r Y6rE 10fi0R.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-27
JOHN W. PAXTON, M. D.,

DESPFCTFULLN OFFERS HIS Pro
III FESSIONAL SERVICES to the citizens Of Knoxville
and vicinity Dr. Paxton his thanks his
PATRONS and hopes merit continuance Of the
RrSpFNc on Church in the house formerly occupied
I Mr. NJ Nelson nearly opposite the residence Of the late
dr Alexander where found, professionally
absent left at the business house Of Mr. ". II. Lii
lard, will he promptly attended to. nov29-3m
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