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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
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REeslaeRl.a Advisers.

fhs wasAlsgtoh correspondent u ,bs eihsiasas
eiasssia says
sTss aaaher 81 GALE shleh hAvs Appssrsd 10
thh ely sstAtn fss aays 4 nspseeeassfsa. Ths
Ell q he RshaElllAhs for the Phiia5slphiA Coo.
vsasiea came atst The raii q the pesneefAta Ehd
CaRperhesas cpFabihel came next ard lhelS united
osssnlsAlioa + begtHsthg 10 b kRoWs hefe = Ne
UafpefSJ Jehnaans L. D Campbell, Randall And
Blair tkeh tssuea 3 call explaining thai the atas
eseast thas ha lhs aeieeasss ssouia be ffuu those
Who supported IAneeln and tchsEen, ana half tfefs
thana whs dlSe'I Nett esae eall isaus3 from the
Whlts Hoass b. Measss Ce1esf shd fstiefsasis aEsd
I've efses fehuaseeana 20 The peapls p TeahesaeAs
sskBes tAAs h, rally " ths eapfuft Il ths Phalel-
phla Esnvehtioa This eKbausn The cab ef ths ds-
Srateste These calls FOE help indicate tie desrst.
sss ehAraelaf a. TIE situation One more st least
viii b. seutl iasors ths campaign closes and that
viii be ea fus the mssntsins and the Fe,k - fall
oa them and hide them nom the iusl isdignslch Of
an outraged people.
TBe TEFsipsSTs BousEHoLo AnyIsEss
eTxo Of lkess bavs already bseh roehtlohsd, sad
thoiF rse7prd glsea 10 part. Tho presumption Sith
which Ne, Eatnaba Cuaper, Representative sloss
lrum Tshnssea ard acting secfrtary TO iha Presi-
dent and Mr Patterson, tie soa-iR-lsS of NJ John
500. and srektgF elect from Tenaessea Join ih The
most hl.tss dsauneistion Of Cungrcss Rai pubciy
hAst Of what sbsy are doing tn thSari lts BsAssTe
Garnet pessbly be eTceeded.
character Il men wksu The Presideai allows - All
hira IN dischsegisE bic duilss A. President. The
North knows ell t6si Is embraced nader The term OF
Sputhern fcF Nj Cooper is just that excessively
vAia, coRoslse5, lacking IN ability, ful II ssTJng
rrrjuaiees against The advanced sentgasnia Of The
country, and IN close sympathy with the secession
element In Tennessee, There is hal an eSsgEers.
Hon 10 this brief sketch.
NJ saaHtar Patterson q, tkseagh h,s hahiSs, ,ii.
trrly uaatsed fy pab'io office II hAs beea uustoi-
aFy 10 throw Ihe veil ef silcBce thsse shartCr-
inRs Of uen IN public lie. But wben eoRhr1ned
s4 Il sdusitsd b. The White fieu,n sRd 81 hs oeaz-
eias Of the President and turtb0t, vheh such man
is constantly using The advantage wEi1l ihis t0lcra
lioa give hias g. hrask up The Unlsa patty, bis
ohssactuf and his conduct are hiT aueis of dgiti.
cisn, and are aleo suhissts upoa Nhich The people
have portees right = be informed
Iasi slghs Af CooPc' declared b. $ eoaPahy
Of gentlemen thai u tss President could possibly
prevent the Assssahling Ur quorum 'R Tsnbessee
he wead saFely Do H.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
The Relrarer Of the Irish.

Andrew Johnson Cat ordered the sale Of 100000
rounds Of estgidse to a Well-khowH FsHiAa leader.
Aftsf kagiBg sblsibs4 tbs B0ns5 Of ths poef fsn +
isus for Bis csFsrAgss Tho lROBey coming ITeM tse
he tarnsd aboat and bslra5ss them 70 the bTitish
goFernmout Perhaps AadFeH gohasoa thinks thsi
frshmeh, bike Bsgr9as, thrive bed under bard
master He thiHts dOVb4iess, like the late Rebel
Irsh 0ahsFal Pat ClshHrBs. VIA fell Il the battle
Of FTaskiia The iFikh are not DC Cor liberty
Thay ao4rish lszl - sIgtics The Kspu5esBs arc
the frsaas sf zU is,alstiad sRd tksresrs gss oniy
reiisbio friends si tks IFishmsE. Theg d. B0t love
hia4 simpiy teeaase be i an IrishaEn, bat beaaass
he l. e Bssss. i1ress ed fEssss,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

Tas Ngbile Advertiser a ths head aad froai Of
gbs PEeslasa,s party in Alabams. HeFsis IL opin-
iou u Southern Uliou men
To buye teen . ni0B HaEa a. tbs saalb while
saF famed fr1n the sWords AHd brands Of tFeoFs
a. saT very hesrthsiaass, wa 10 have been - IN
tena sis brute witkout = fpArk Of the soul or oat
thTOb u the paiss 4 q The iaBsst VI hhiB1ais
vii sght for their lsirs aRd hssts and yosHg and
The maa Eho dos u5t Is osssni ally traitor Ia the
BCbiszl iEstEcts q h4mkn ast8 re- Whstsysr be msJ
b theoretically = any torIa Of human government
What pstF-ot woa5 bot rather ten thousand time
vote f5I, or vigh lbs blasksss asgte Ethiop In thi
ssth, lhsR sto0p 10 the degrAasioa st yosirs With
slIlh 3 tfnaof
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

IL is Noteworthy thai shs President of the bAi'i'
naore Easiaaal 0oaysstioh that HauliRsssd Ahrsas'
I.iaooln for Presidsnt and Anassv Johnsoa Vies
Presidsal sfIi assisted ia isyiag aosH the great
pistf0Fn usoa which The latter profess . s!sad hss
mARfally Nithalash himself fsom al association
with tse pFssng Administrator because Of IL epea
seilIsslon wilh traitors aad eopporhesss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
MELAsoHoLlT oocu RsEsoTs The oseoola Mo-

Herald says
os Wednesday, the 20ih ait, during 3 thunder
Storm while the vofkmSn--slevsa in aBmbeT-
ssre engaged IN shocking wheat On the farm of
Robert aSTliB, ih Washington twp IN this e1anty,
ushlhbg struck Ia ths midst d tbs men. sad jHs
NJ Tilisfy, son -ih-isN Of saIaual Martin. ia
SANITY killed, lhe iightsisg breaking hts neck, and
passing down bis len side tearing oh his clothing
and leh buot. Seven others el the nnmtsF present
weso shocksd s0Ds quite severely Samuel Martin
and Wm. TiitFy baih feeling tAssfsais of the shock
Al this tlma. Amer partially recovering from the
effects oi The shoek be had sustained Wa. dilleFy
ran 10 bis hfuthars assistance sai had 10 eEiiagush
the flames burning Ia two places In aseesas cloth.
ing Mr.. 9lllsEy leaves yeaBg wife sad large
circle q friends and seqaAiHtaases 70 mourn his
toss.
He VS. logmsrly resident of khaE soaasy, Esst
Tenhssssa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
MI POucJ."

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AHa 8 siEEie song doth utter.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
mUsKINoUM VALLEY
ENGINE WORKS,
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zAKEsvILLE. OHIO

HAVING ADDED GREATLY 10 euR
Il tsrss sntsnfiye asslitiss, tEusE sst >
laFEs hsbHs II isgfsssd Fsrisss seas - asa sna
Psfiaer CesisF ssu Mis- Tbass already received sad g
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thas sach aFrcs tas epASks
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

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Msfsrs paah-Ws sesn Fzaaas ne psrtahs ssEsns,
saa Eti PsFeAsss af snntks asa.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

fss4s !elszs, Esgigs ... gt3, ~. q. 1881.
s4ssss ssrvsfseas ss~ga l4s7 isst - tss.ssr -
tasstA
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

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Asla yaa ksi beyn - NJ HsFsssty O ssfsslAy
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

Ef-8fss-ss. HFaatas ss. Fa. Ras I, 1865.
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vhsh HzFass,y hss stastsa 80 q gs
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

Cllf-aftss HrsE, Ws-rA lats. isers
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
JOHN HTDIBIRG.

GROCER. PRODUCE AND CONMI>-
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5..a-H fseH .f .rara. Her1E
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
Lossss ptomplIY adlHsled % lhls Aaeney
MEDICAL.
DOCTnR MHITTIER.

4 REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN
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DANIEL T. BOYNTON,
DHI StCIAN AND SURG EON.
tsu b. s5a54 81 ias -,sl.as- sf cs, Efs- lsr zt-z
s' Professionally atsRt. trsgs D. kH s rtasf-s-
tasa nrus store rt $40
DR. FRANK 4. RAMSEY.
Lst- % Easrvlrt
No. ) Adams Street,
ss<AT MEMPHIS, TENN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

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hsssrs. 3. Il nsssH-GShts fhs gsssabiz shgRs aaa
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have, o. tsuusF days Elsf siafnF lied fsat
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25
OCEAN STEAMERS.

PACIFIC MATT, STEAMSHIP CoMrA-
NX's THROUGH LINE TO CALL
EORNIA.
Teaching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail
T6zoiq7A - assa6stsss 3ass.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-25

ONE OF THE ABoFR LARGE AND
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= soa4 sstia $40 sss<sAse sisa hsliss A
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ls,rnsfzee Discharges, HkLf FAaE
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fetzs .5aFE. Hsua.g -a,, fsss., Aa-rA ] :, iS5t.
fssstt. DaFa0u las sasafssy i15i seasfAag
fpg q ipsh puFlaF is sassed siJrca hanfs tsrfy
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cAsH ASSETS. JANG&HY 1T l~5E
$1,000 7pO.ss;B.
fEApT BEy0rtgN TO S sTFtCTLV LEaITiH8rT
TGRE INSURANCE HTsINUss

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rhlsssss ss5 fsrasaFHt chsfz7st. sgrgaES EnsfHrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-20
NORTH CAROLINA.
Procl m ton or Governor Iyoldeu nj
North Carolina.

TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH CAROLINA
whereas, by tho proclamation OF Andrew johnson
President OF the United States OF America dated Nav
% 1905 have been appointed Provisional Governor OF
She State of North Carolina with instructions 70 pre-
Scribe nj the earliest practicable PERIOD such rules and
regulations may be necessary and proper for con-
venng a convention composed Of delegates to and
chosen by that portion Of the people Of said State who
bre loyal 10 the United States and no Others for the
purpose altering amending the constitution thereof
Ind with authority 10 exercise within the limits OF said
State oil the power necessary and proper 70 enable such
loyal people Of the state Of North Carolina to restore
aid State 10 it's constitutional relations 10 the federal
government, and to present such republican form Of
bate government will enttle the State t. the guaran
bee Of the United States therefor and Its people TO
lection by the United States against INVASION insurrec
Non and domestic violence" -
And whereas proper that the people OF the State
should be informed far may be at this time Of the
measures that will be necessary TO attain this end so
That they may be ready 10 offer an intelligent and willing
% operati on In the same;
And whereas is also proper that the purposes Of the
federal government In relation 10 tho people Of the State
should be made known, 30 that the loyal may receive
assurances OF protection and encouragement, and tho
asloya, any there be- may know that the eye Of eu
Aqsu upon them. sad that they viii not DO permitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-20
Tie Tax Com mai foncrs' Csss.
TO TILE EnIraH or TILE LII xfsA L ~

An application is pending before The Co,rt OF AD
peals 10 cargue the Of the Tax COMMISSIONER,
which at The present has been DECIDED the
ncumbens appointed by tho Comptroller When you
commented a few days since this subject you werS
not probably of the significant fact that only
Of the five judges rendering this opinion prseut
court whom the cause argued, and thaa Judge
Davies who prepared it, absent Mt Tortross MooroA
The question involved affects the every
ton of the State.
The tenth article OF tho constitution OF 1916 expressly
confers upon tho electors authorities OF the severl
counties the election appointment OF their officers,
that instrument being Clearly framed with the desgn d
dccentruizing power vbe decision moreover, which
refer declares that whenever of Legislature
fails expressly " provide for continuing of the
power OF appointment, the authority royerts to- the
Gov ernor and Senate
IL necessarily follows that partisan and unscruphoua
Legislature coad in violation OF the spirit of the const
tuition, deliver over to the Governor tho patronage Of
every city and county Of the State
The Legislature, fruitful in devices and operated upoa
by corrupt Influences, could at s session revolu.
tonize bhe political condition OF the state by simply
amending the charters of cios and tho govcrnme a
counties and making provision for the reappontmoas
OF the officers
The decision should revive the hopes OF all seeking
patronage at the HANDS Of the government and convey
valuable suggestion TO those who desire overthrow
the office holders hay control the city government
CONSTITUTION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-20

go =, Mr.. surr.st than the ccnstitd.
ZION and the laws In my view, IN s lot 4 not be
Cause osd that am seeking 70 secure impuhy ,wes n
may been guilty OF ,he na these the
4 On. .'-.rict have ample jurisdiction,
| the night O. "ases ara rem tied e
| civil courts Of thus Ia.
| and will faithfully exercise II II
them; and If guilt is legally established will sule.,
the punishment known to the laws God forbid that such
crimes should go UNPUBLISHED In the black catalogue Of
offences these will forever be esteemed the darkest and
deepest committed by SHINING man, and in con-
with the civilized world do wish that every lcgal
pu ishment 10 legally inflicted npon all who parc
pate, in them word more, gentlemen, and thanking
You u your kind attention, shall have done have
not marked on the evidence in the case Of
Mrs. So. Tatt nor ia 1t my purpose But II il proper
single mon ent That woman well educated, and ~
far as we ca judge from all her past lfe we have
IL the svde ,b no n,ixs Ever xId
could have can 'ed total change in nor very nature
could have par 0s'ea IN the crimes ~ question It
forced upon rem enable, unsuspecting, unprcudice1
mind by direct SEA uncontradicted evidence coming
from pure and aerfecty unsuspected
Have we thesos La c1. evidence uncontradcted2 Are
the two witnesses WeaN man and LLOYD, pure and ua-
suspecteds OF the parusN lars a their evidence
thing They will be brc,l, ht before you by my
GATES But this conclusion in regard TO these Witnesses
strongly impressed upon my ~wn il which
they themselves state faa r connection with Booth
and Payne are true their kne~ ledge OF the purpose 70
commit the crimes, and thesrA ANTICIPATION in them,
much satisfactorily estaxA she'd than the alleges
knowledge and participation OF Adrs Safratt A. lar,
gentlemen AS am concerned, ss case IS now in your
hands
The arguments OF Messrs Stone and Cox behalf q
Harold, Arnold and OLaughhn wceNhen road BY III.
Stone well Mr. johnson m jurisdiction Of
the court denied IT, was claimed foe
Harold that, though the evio.snue haa shown
that he assisted Booth to- ess,pe, haA
not produced thing crnsinate Aim in connectiOn
with Booth traitorous schemes assassination Tho ar
gument in behalf OF o ghln ind A1oAAl maintained
that there was nothing in the tesmeny,to impiicats
thom in the conspiracy, and their aclri&al was do
manded
The Court adjourned TIL two O'Clock omoArow after.
noon, when is expected that the ayunw M the
Of spane}cr and others will be read
Larry in the day Mis-. Surrat compelled to -
taken from the court ROOM owing 10 sie4knez
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GEw1DMET vON.DEN
FRAUEN UND JUNGFRAUEN
DER ARM1NTA,
NEW YORK, 10 JUNE, 1896.


The other side, white ground bears portrait OF
Arminicus, with drawn sword The banner presenta-
ton took place with the cotemporaneous ceremonies
the platform In the centre Of the festival ground In
behalf of the ladies' who presented the banner speech
was made by Miss Maria Broscmann TO which the Prcs
dent Of the Armina replied In appropriate terms where
upon the new banner delivered to the ensign Mr..
Lohmann.
An Grafton was delivered by Mr. Kasch, the President
Of the Schillerbund, and then song composed espc
cially for the occasion by Mr. Mangod"Dds FdneWied
der Irmfnisrp was rendered by the societies
The festival closed about six O'Clock In the
ing and dancing not continued much longer.
No disorderly occurred from the fact that the
police and the committee OF arrangements did their duty
TO keep away disordery characters. ls4x.
AT HAMILTON PARK--rHR vETERAN0.s,s
Al Hamilton Park, near SIXTY street A. Third
avenue the veterans Of the Eighth lenkers TWoneieth
Turner and Twenty ninth Volunteer regiments had
ranged festival where In the OF the day. several
thousand persons attendedthe friends Of the veterans
and the veterans with their families besides
discharged soldiers
The veterans Of these three regiments who organ
lied at the breaking out Of the war have formed perman
cnt organizations, numbering about two hundred men,
bers In connection with two bohemian benevolent 80
ciees the Turner Sharpshoote and the Naval Brigade
they formed before proceeding 10 the Park procession
In roome street. which proceeded TO thorough
fares the upper part Of the city. On the festiyi
ground several Of camp life represented by
the Veterans, and In the evening fireworks dis.
played During the afternoon the veterans Of the ssubsn
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Association for the Advancement u
Science.

Thu regular monthly meeting of this society hsll
last evening in No 81 Cooper InstiiuteMr jobs
II. Grscom in the chair and Dr. L. ID. Gale acting -
secPetary After the transaction Of the usual routina
business the question of raising vegetables and cercan
was discussed by . number o: old gentlemen, wha
seemed to be deeply nteres in this most useful branch
Of agriculture. One gentleman, who monopolized the
attention OF the audience for the greater part OF the
evening went into learned dissertation tho cultiva
ton OF the potato He undertook to prove that the
strction OF that valuable esculen by the
sting OF some insect and that the poison impaired thu
vine had the elect OF suspending vegetation and con
sequently destroying the before was fully ms
tnrcd If tho gentleman could have proved the peo
pie Of Ireland from 1916 u IS4e that insect On
bted in the Emerald Isle there is not true Irshan IL
that part OF the world that would banded hms
self together for the destruction Of the Internal desroyea
OF their favorte vegetable. Even the of St Pas.
rick would have been invoked TO como tho rescue,
aud every shlleah in the land would have been
brought into requson Danish this worse than toad
or snake out Of the country
Tho various diseases peculiar to cereal crops alss
discussed but nothing elected that subject
and after the various speakers had ventilated idea5
the meeting adjourned apparently satisfied that scienoA
&c had been considerably advanced by the able eor3
Of the gentlemen present