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The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

The undersigned. long with and successor to the
old firm Of Rice Coffin & Co. - y street Marys-
Vile keeps continually on hand full stock of all
things pertaining TO First Class Wholesale and
Retail Drug Business: Drugs, Chemicals. PeTfu-
meries. Brushes. Combs Paints Oils Kerosene.
Window Glass, Patent Medicines, &c. &c. He Is
prepared to supply interior dealers Druggists and
Physicians. with The best qualities OF goods in his
line. Being a practical Pharmactullst OF years
standing. he knows whereof he speaks, and
will pledge himself to give every one the fullest
satisfaction who may favor him with their com
manGs. CHfTTI.E i COULT
Successor 70 Rice Coffin x Co.
p y street Marvsville.
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Union Infirmmary.

Longs Bar Road. One and al half mile from
Oroyille.
nR. II. YOUNG PRINCIPAL. THIS IN
~ Urinary i in saubrioas location and estab-
lshed high aad dry ior The reception Of patients
Gesiroas Of temporary homo Tor the recovery Of
health, and vii be conducted under the immediate
care OF DIS. YoUNG WIFE. No exceptionahle
cases need apply. Terms moderate, and inva7ia-
by il advance. n55-t. DR.. q. YOUNG
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Superior Conner Mining Co.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
"a the Superior Copper Mining Company will
be held AT the Office Of MesSrs. Stevens Baker,
Ne. 2l5, Front street. Up stairs san Francisco.
California on Monday June 18th 1866. at four
O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of eleetiue three
Trustees 10 manage the affairs OF tae Company.
BY order Of tile Board OF Trustees.
RI. ALLEN. Secretary.
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California Gold & Silver Mining
COnnduy.

Bu0a T,sta District, Humboldt Co.. Nerada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 4
" Stockholders meeting OF this Company will be
held at The Company Office Cherokee Flat Butte
County. California. Tuesday. June 27th, 1855
1t two o'clock T. NJ, for the euSuing year.
THOMAS MCDANIEL. Secretary.
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Internal Revenue License.

NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS SUBJECT TO
" Ecense uuder Section - Of tie Internal Ees-
enue Act. whlth reads as follows:
SIC. -. il any person OF persons shall exer
else or carry on any trade, business or profession
Tor the exercising carrying on or doing Of which
Trade, business or profession license Is required
BY tins Act, without taking out such license d. ia
that behalf required he she OF they shall for ev-
cry such oleAse, besides being liable to the pay
Inent OF the tax, be subjected 70 imprisonment for
a term not exceeding two years or a fine not e1
ceediug i've hundred dollars, or both: one msiety
Of such fine to Use Of the United States the other
moiety TO the Use Of the person who shall first give
information Of the fact whereby said forfeiture va
incurred.
From and after the frst OF May all License. are
due, and the provisions Of the above section Will
be rigid.y enforced. ALFRED BRIGGS
Collector {th District. California.
There is also due and payable on all Retail
Liquor Licenses which expired May lst, Is65. The
the sum Of 81 l7-le0 dollars reasstssnenf whirh
must ne paid without delay.
g. w PRlNIY. Dept. Collector.
Office Myers street, Oroville n9S-tf
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MINING NOTICES.
Superior Copper Mining Co..

L California. Nctice-There i delinquent up
on the following described stock. account OF a.
sessmeut No. s, levied on the 18th day Of April,
Ise5. the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the shareholders, a. follows:
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I'd THE AFFLTCTEn.

nR. ". K. D0HERTY RETURNS HIS SIN
~ ceTe thanks II his numerous patients f0r their
patronage and would take this oppoTtunity 10 re-
mind them that he continues = consult 81 his In
sttute for be care Of ehgolc diseases OF the Lungs
Liver. Kidneys. Digestive and Genite-Urinary Or
gans. and al private diseases viz: Syphilis in all
is forms and stages, Seminal Weakness and al
the horrld consequences Of selfsbuse. Gon0rrh0ea.
Geet. Structures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Ennis
sions. Sexual Debility Diseases OF the Back and
Lions Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
etc, etc; and he hopes that his long experience
and successful practice Of many years viii c0utin-
ue to insure him a share OF public patronage. By
the practice OF many wears in Europe and the
United States he IS enabled 70 apply the most ei-
dcient and successful remedies against diseases Of
all kinds. H uses no mercury, charges moderate
treats his patients in 4 correct and honorable way.
has references Of unquestionabe veracity from men
OF known reSpectability and high standing in So
ciety. All parties consulting him, by letter and
otherwise viii receive the best and geatlest trea :.
melt and implicit secrecy.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF GEO. W. wININGDER. De.
e. ceased. Notice j. hereby given bv the un-
derigned, executor 20 the creditors of and 70 per
sons having claims against said deceased O. exhib-
u the same with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months from the first publication OF this no.
tee 10 the undersigned at hi- Office In the Court
House. Z. WOLF Executor.
Oroyille, May 20. 1855. 4w-n2a
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A YOUNG lady at school, engaged in
the study Of grammar, was asked if
kiss " was a common or proper noun.
After some hesitation, she replied, 1t
Is both common and proper"
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TO FEMALES.


When q female Is in trouble, or afflicted with dis
ease as weakness of the back aud limbs pain in
the head, dimuess Of sight loss Of muscular power.
papitation OF the heart, iritability nervousness.
extreme urinary difficulties. arrangement of digcS-
tive functions general debility yaginites all dis
eases of the womb, hYsteria serlity and all other
diseases peculiar 10 females, they should 60 or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor ".
X. D0heTty, at his Medical Institute ana consult
him about their troubles and disease. The Doctor
Is electing more cures than any other Physician in
the State Of California. Let no false dcicacy pre-
vent yua, but apply Immediately and save yourself
from painful suiieriags and premature death. All
Married Ladies, whose health or other circam-
stances prevent an increase in their families. should
write or call At DR.. W X. Dohertys Medical Insti-
tute, and they viii receive every possible relief and
help. The Doctors Offices are 50 arranged that he
can be consulted without fear Of observation.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part Of the State how
ever distant. who may desire the opinion and aa-
vice OF Dr.. Dolerty on their respective cases, a4d
who think proper to submit a written statement OF
such. in preference To holding personal interview
are respectful : assured that their communications
viii be held most sacred. Dr.. Doherty takes this
opportunity Of observing. THAT all letters are only
opened and replied to by himself and the latter as
promptly as possible.
II the case he fully and candidly described. and
the usual fee ot ten dollars enclosed (by express
IN a registered etter.) personal communication Will
be superseded, as instructions for diet. regimen
and the general treatment OF the cases itself On
GLIDING the remedes) will be forwarded without
delay. and in such manner a. TO convey No idea
Of the purpHrt If the letter or parcel transmitted.
Sc Consultation Al the Office freely ette $40.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address
". X. DOHERrY ". D..
Sm-nl6 San Francisco, Cal
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BRANDY and water by degrees :
Brandy aud water. Bran-water. Bran
water. Bramwarra. Bramwar Bamwr-
wrr-rr. Brr-e -eugph,
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TO TIE SICK.
CURES WITHOUT IuEDICINES.
Thirteenth Year In san Franoiseo.
PIONEER WATER CURE.
AND
''Dr. BOurne's Baths ~
TO THE SICK.
PesJtct CuTeS Guaranttfd, i -ircordns 10 -4srel-
ment. IN all cases.
For THE CURE OF

For THE CURE OF
Neuralgia Paralysis rheumatism, Bronchitis
Consumption OneipieuD, Pleurisy Fever and
Coughs Oak Poisoning. tor which Dr Bourne dis-
covered the only scientific and certain cure) Dys-
pep-ia, Dreams, Sexual Weakness the Removal
Of Mercury and all other Mineral PoiSous etc
I5e methods adopted by Dr. Bourne are the most
pleasant, safest, quickest and reliable ever devised
save your time, Comfort and Money by employing
hr. Bourne.
Consultations Free, by mail, express. or person,
ally. Send or call Tor Circular OF recommends
tons, references, certificates OF cures. etc. which
are not bogus, but given by well known and re
sponsi5le individuals.
No. 10 Masonic Temple,
Corner Of Montgomery and Post st. eets,
san Francisco.
81 Entrance on Post street, adjoining tie
Grand Portal. 3u-u26
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The UNION RECORD.
Nursery Rhymes Adapted to the Times.


By JoHS C. SAKE.
TIE WARRIORS.
Beau and Lee
Went out. yon see,
To do 3 little slaughter;
Bean fell down
And broke his crown,
And Lee came tumbling after
THE CONSULTATION.
Goosey. goosey, g2nder.
Where shall ! wander:
Said the rebel President
To his great Commander.
Goosey, goosey. Cauder,
Il tine 10 meander
0ut Of here you d better seeeT,
Said the great Commander
PLIGHT or JEFF DAVIS
There was a man in Richmond town,
and Yankets came 10 nab him
He elnmb ~ 10 the chimney-tOp
And saw they meant to grab him.
So be got down on t'other side,
And then they ooulda't find him
He rode as fast as he cogld ride,
And never looked behind him
TIE ARCH TRAITOR.
JEFF was a cunning dog.
JEFF was ! thief
OF sil the roguss in rebeldom
JeH was the chief
But Wetzel went 10 Richmond,
And then Jeff fed
Ifthe Yankees catch him,
They il chop OF his head
SONG or THE CITIZENS.
We are all in the dumps,
For Yankees are trumps,
And Chivslry's gone TO the wall
JEFF Davis Is bit,
And Lees in a fit,
And that is the end Of Us all
FALL OF THE C0NFEDERACY.
Trnmpery Dampty sat on a wall.
Trumpery Dumpty had great fall ;
All Jeffs horses and all JEFF : men,
Can't put the trumpery together again
SUMMARY.
ConfedeTy Gi indy
Was born on Monday,
Christened on Tuesday,
Sickened on Wednesday
Very i'll on Thursday,
Worse on Friday,
Died on Saturday,
Buried on sunday,
And that is the end
OF Coniedery-Grundy
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SHARP.-Why is a Young lady like
an arrow Because she cant 20 off
without beau. For what other rea-
son ! Because when she gets into YOUR
heart she can't be got out till death.
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LIQUID STATING
FOR BLACKBOARDS

Z UsT RECEIVED. 20 GALLONS SCHOOLS
- can now 5e supplied with this important arti-
Gle Also. with Maps Charts. Aliases. anu every
variety Of School Furniture
WARREN HOLT.
Nc. 305, Montgomery street, san Francisco
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Notice

&TRAYED TO THE PREMISES OF THE IN
- dersigned a red and white COW, branded on
night hip hole n leit ear. The owner is requested
% cali prove and take said property and pay for
this notice. HIRAM ECKERT, Cottonwood.
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DR.J.M. MOREENO,
Formerly of Valparaiso, Attending and Resident
Physician

Particular attention paid to the treatment Of
Diseases Of Women aud Children. Commudca-
tions strictly confdeutill ana all correspondence
otherwise FREE.
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QUICK CURES
And Small Charges!
The Electropathic Institute.
as WASHINGTON STREET.
SEa Fr-rcisro.

Established FehzaaEy lSse. ay al Association Of
Scientific Gentlemen. for The Care df Dis
eases and the Suppression Of
QG5ckery.
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DIR. J. NJ. MOREENO'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
San Francisco,
No. 6l9... .........-.. ..@I2earney street.
CORNER Co,rlERcIAL STREET.

ENSTABLTsHEDT IN lS52 FOR THE PERNAN
81 ent Cure OF ali Private and Chronic Diseases
and for the suppression Of Qaackery.
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MEDICAL.
Private Medical Aid
Quick osrvts a,d aIodsrate Charge, g
DR.. W. Z. DOHERTY'S
Private Medical ~ Surgical Institute

Sacramento street, below Montgomery. opposite The
Pacific Mail Steamship Cos 0ftiee- Private eE-
trance on Le;deSioIf 81, san Francisco.
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Established s-pressly 10 afford The afflicted sognG
and scientific 3iefiea! Hid, "a fle treatment
and cure Of sN Prirrts GnG Chronic Dis
Eases cases Of secrecy and al scr
~ GIsfrsfs.
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DR.. @. w. MOORE'S
Attending AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
c. ". MOORE. ND.

nR. MOORE WOULD RESPECTFULLY N
81 form the People ef CAlstoFnia that he has
St25llsheG an Institute fo- the
The weekly union record., 1865-06-03

All kinds of work in my line done as usual at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
GEO. E. SMITH.
Oroyille. Oct. % 1864 n5l
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{ URE Z OF Disc Asses.
Wha-ho- -. = c..

few doo-s below Kearney.
Where he may be consulted st all hours
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-21

running off some Union men Wno mao
returned to their homes In that e1gh00r-
hood. We have been informed that 1t is
unsafe for q Union man to go into the
country fifteen or twenty miles from ote-
venson, Ala, and in III own State we
hear of cases being gotten up against men
for the killing of rebels, or the burning
of houses, done wilhelm the service OF
the United States. All these instances,
however, important as they are IN them
selves, are as nothing compared with the
recent doings of an Episcopal Bishop OF
the State of Alabama. This dlgnItary,
the Right Rev. Richard Wilmer, In a let
ter to the Clergy and Laity, recommends
the omission in the services of the Church,
in that State, of the prayer for the Presl-
dent of the United States and all In CIVIL
authority.
Is it any wonder, after the exhibition
of such a spirit of malignity and party
spite, that the Union men of the land are
afraid to trust too far those who have
lately been In rebellion against the Gov
eminent? We doubt whether any one at
the North has the least desire to mlscon-
strue the intentions of the Southern peo-
pie, but we can only judge OF how they
feel anu LnlnK DJ bnSlF dCte3
none of them have offered any proof OF a
readiness on their part to advance ole
step forward in the path of reconstruction
further than they are compelled BY mill
tary power.
On the above exhibit, the Nashville
Press and Times thus properly comments
This is a very severe reflection upon the
professions of the people of the rebel
States, and its EXPERIMENTATION adds to
It's severity. We have read nothing in
the Chicago Tribune, Amti-Szouery Stan
dard, and other ultra radical journals OF
the North, at all approaching IN the fore
going detailed statement in the sharpness
Of it's censure. If the people of the rebel
States are possessedo of the temper ascribed
to them by the Chattanooga Gazette, they
will certainly defeat the Presidents be-
~nevolent confidence now reposed in them.
We shalt weepin the dust OF King David's
humiliation, with all the tears of ire
pressible, SHOULD such be the mourntul,
unhappy, grievous, lamentable and ago
nizing result of unprecedented clemency.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-21
GREAT IMPROVEMENT MSEWING MACHINES
II MI IRE
y H u II II L E MI "A G L II.
Patented February 18th, 1860.
~SALESROOM $50 BkOAD MAY, N. Y.-l5O WASH.
.INGTON STREET, session.

SALEShOOM 900 bhOADN a H ". 1.-l60 WASH.
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1t has q straight needle, perpendicular action, mako,
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Leather to the finest n ansook Muslin, with cotton. linen
or.silk thread, from the coaTsest to the finest number
Having neither .'Cam nor Cog Wheel" and the least
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It regures ftty per cert less power to prlve it than
any other Machine in the market. A girl twelve years
IF age can workit steadily without fatigue or injury to
health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity of cOustrue.
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We respectfully invite all those who NAV desire to
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One half hour Instruction is sufficient to enable aDv
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Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-21
Some think that we are

PARDoNIN@ REBELS
too fast. / don't. I would have selected
some 200 or 800 of the more principal of
the leaders and would not have pardoned
them-the rest should have gone free. /
have never had q feeling of bittern es
against those people. | knew their blood
was fairly poisoned by the sting of slavery.
[ want none of their blood or property,
but | do want justice and humanity 70 pre-
vail. | do want these co ored wards OF
ours to be free and to enjoy their civil
rights. l want nothing for the past, but |
want security for the. future. You want it.
We all want it, and if we are wise and
prudent, and keep the power in our own
hands, we have capacity enough calmly
to compare opinions and secure results. 1t
is for you to do now as you have done in
the past; as you did in the gloom of 1850;
as you did in 100 and in 1864 give the
wealth and the power of the great State
of New York to the support of the govern
ment and the Endorsement of the grea
principles that underlie it-doing this you
strike strong and hearty and ever memo
rable blows for the divine cause of liberty
and humanity the wide world over. Zap
plause.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-21

The colored citizens. of Vicksburg,
Miss, held a meeting Sept: Is to protest
against the sort of Reconstruction inaugu-
rate by the white Convention Of that
State, and to warn the North of the
dangers imminent over the Union and
the colored race if hat scheme be allow
ed to mature. They call attention to
the provision in the ordinance of the Con-
ventipn permitting the Legislature to
pass laws 'sto guard the State against any
evils that may arise from sudden eman-
cipation,'-under which every legislative
oppression of the freedmen becomes posi-
BILE. They denounce the system of
"warranteeism'' advocated by the official
paper of the Convention, as but another
name for slavery. They refer to the
scheme for handing over the freedmen,
by law of the next Legislature, to the
unchecked control of the Board Of County
Police, composed of men VIGOROUSLY hos
tile to the colored "a ce and they finally
resolve II
tsThat we view with alarm the efforts
now being made by the men in power in
Mississippi to nullify the "Proclamations
Of Emancipation And
"That it is our firm conviction, and we
hereby put it on record, that should Miss
issippi be restored to her status in the
Union under her amended constitution
as it now stands, that her Legislature,
under pretext of guarding the interests
Of the State from the evils of sudden
emancipation, will pass such proscriptive
class laws against the freedmen as will
result in their expatriation from the State
or their practical re-enslavement."
These men are entitled to be heard
They demand nothing they ask moth
ing they simply present to us a state
ment ofthe dangers they see threatening
them. They believe, aud show cause for
their belief, that the rebels, lately their
masters, mean to be still their masters.
and that the Convention in establishing
an organic law for Mississippi intention
ally facilitated that purpose.
1t is right we should understand that
the men who make this statement are a
majority of the people of Mississippi. In
1860 that State had 353 ,901 whites and
437 ,404 blacks. The war has diminish
ed the number ofthe whites, and increased
the number Of blacks-Mississippi being
n of the States into which many thou
sand of slaves were sent for security by
their masters.-N. 7. Tribune.
Gen. Banks commits himself squarely
to negro suffrage. Here is his sententious
BoSroN, Oct. 9,'1865.
SIR In answer to ~inaniries nresentad
to me, | have the honor to say that I am
in favor of granting the right of suffrage
to colored men. l believe this measure
to be necessary to the settlement of the
affairs of this country, and have full con-
6dence that it will be adopted. I urged
this upon the Constitutional Convention
Of Louisiana in 1854, and in an address I
delivered in. New Orleans the 4th of July
Of this year, copies of which I enclose,
you will find a full expression of my SEN
With great respect, I am as ever, your
E Il
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-21
speech OF Senator Wilson.

l Senator WILSON, of Massachusetts, adj
dressed the Republicans of Westchester
county, New York, last week. From
his speech we make the following ex-
tracts -
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-21
sPEOI4L NOTICES.

f
Edifor or the Journal OF Freedom .-Dea,
S1R-wtth your permission, wish to ssy to the read.
ers Of your paper, that I will send, by return mail. n
ali who wish it,IfreeJa Recipe with full direction. "a,
making and using q simple Vegetable Balm. that viii
e6eetuaIIy remove, in ten days, PimpIes, Blotches. T,I
Freckles, and all impurities Of the Skin, leaving n.
same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
win also mail free to, those having Bald He.ds
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that vTn
enable them to start a full growth of Luxuriant B,;s
Whiskers, or q Mastache, in less than thirty daxs.
Ali applications answered by return mail witbon,
charge. respectfully yours,
THOS. b. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
Oct 1L(a 4 csm) esl Broadway, New YOrk.
10 COnsumptfVes The undersigned having bso,
restored to health in a few weeks by q very simple AM,
edy, after having suffered several years with a ssvs,.
lung affection, and that dread disease, Cousumpt;on.
is anxious to. make known to his fellow-suHere-s n.
means of cure.
!. To all who desire it, he will send q copy of the mr..
~scription used, free of CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and gsing the same, which they will find /.
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cough,
Colds, etc. The only object of the advertiser in SEND,
ing the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceiVes to be invaluable. and
be Lopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them M thing, AMI may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON. -
WilIiamsburgh, Kings County,
Oct 14-{a d c 3m) New York.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-21

ready at any time to take these propo-
sitions. The New York Times at that time
expressed itself in favor of it, and even the
World and John Van Buren, think it may
must have faith in our own principles and
our own men, faith in those who have tri-
umphed in all the battles of the past, and
must get on without taking into our coun-
ellis thse who have always and bitterly
opposed us.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-21

All educational measures and other projects, tending
to elevate and christianiue mankind, generally, will re-
ceive a cordial support from us.
The officers of the United States and Of the State
Governments will be sustained in every movement based
on liberal, democratic principles.
AS soon as the encouragement extended to us Is sun
0ient 70 warrant it, we shall commence the Publication
of a Daily.