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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
EAST Tenn. LAND AGENCY.
coCKRILL & SEYMOUR,
Real Estate Brokers,
KNOXVILLE, TENN,

4 TTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE
a and Exchange of Real Estate. Have
constantly on hand for sale, valuable FARM
ING, MINING, TIMBER and GRAZING Lands
an all counties in East Tennessee.
We also have for sale Mills, Water Pow
er and Sites, Manufactures, Town and City
Property
Persons wishing to negotiate Tor the Sale
Of their Lands or Property, should apply
promptly by letter or in person.
Lands in East Tennessee exchanged for
Northern and Western Lands.
Titles examined, and all business connec-
ted with the transfer of Real Estate, prompt
ly attended TO.
Full particulars and descriptions of any
Lands in East Tennessee gratuitously given
Office over Exchange and Deposit Bank,
corner of Main and Gay Streets, Knoxville,
Tennessee.
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War on General Sherman.

Wade Hampton, Of South Carolins, Major Gen.
eral in the rebel army, has recently written letter,
in which he denounces in terms of bitterness and
indecent personality General ". T. Sherman. He
charges General Sherman with cruelty and wantOn
destruction of private property in his march through
Georgia and South Carolina TO the sea. The south
ern papers copy, with appreciation, the ISLANDERS of
Abe rebel Hampton on the gallant Sherman.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

On this subject the Philadelphia Press makes the
following truthful and pointed remarks
"The fact that nearly every southern congression-
al constituency, except those which embraced
in Tennessee, elected members who were actively
implicated in the rebellion, and who cannot there
fore, take the test oath, which is indispensable
requisite to their admission, is fair illustration of
the hostility of the South to the national laws. The
first political act implied defiant and rebellious
spirit. They were unwilling to recognize, even at
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of their political union with
the North the authority of Congress to purge itself
of notorious treason, and they purposely made it
impossible for the Government to grant them rep
resentation in its councils without awarding seats to
public enemies
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

JOHN MINOR Boris is an able statesman and
patriot During the entire war he maintained his
integrity and laid in Richmond Jail rather than
yield one ot title Of his devotion to the Union
he is about the only GREAT Virginian a citizen of
that State can point to without going to grave
yard He has recently published bis views on the
situation of the country. From it we publish an
extract in this paper.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
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for thorough knowledge of Book Keeping, CommereAi
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Natnra,s Furniture

az tss month /. far preferable any that supply
Therefore keep teeth Clean and in god 5sRs wish sss
dece1s Vegetable preparation and they viii not De likely to
crtfrn lie decay.
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COUNTY COURT-KN0xvILLE.

ApriI Term, 1916.
Thomas W. Humes vs.. James n. Craig, Admir- Of VIM.
Craig, deed.
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT
that at former Term of this court that Thomas W
Humes the securities of said N Craig filed his
petition asking for the removal of said Craig Adminstra
aforesaid and appearing to the court At this Term that
publication has been made required by law the court
therefore pleased to order adude and decree that pbs
be made Browpow's Wing for four successive weeks
notifying thu said James y Craig ADMINISTRATOR aforesaid
appear the County Court of Knox couRty the first
Monday of June next to show if any has why he
should not be removed as Administrator aforesaid
April II, ls66-4ts WILLIAM RULE, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
ATTACHMENT.

c. S. Davis VS.. Alexander McC1ain.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says defendant indebted him, and that he
absonds ordinary of law cannot be served
upon him and having obtained original attachment
against estate defendant made returnabe before
of Peace for Bount county the
having upon his property and retaned the nth
of June 1866 ordered that the defendant appear before
him at Office in Blount county, the 18th day May
1866 viii be proceeded with pare, 1t is further
dered that this notice be published for four successive weeks
in BrowHIows Wing.
sprI1-its THOMAS PIOKENS, J. P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
CEI1g YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.
JOHN L. HUDIBURG,
DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PEoDucE.

- The following the rates paid by PHos g. MARI,
RRoKER corner of Union and College Streets Nashville
Tenn for money These quotations are liable to
anctate but may depended sufficient length of time
for remtance received by mail if forwarded
without delay
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
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Attachment.
David AchOr vs.. C. c. Campbell.

David Aehor vs. c. G. Campbell.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
saws the defendant is indebted to him, that he is
onresdent State and having obtained original attach
against the estate of the defendant be.
Charles Morrow Justice of the Peace for Knox county, t
having been levied upon the defendants property t
ordered publication be made for four weeks in
Brownows Wing, notifying said defendant to appear at his
Office civil district of Knox county, 10th dsv
of May 1866, the will be proceeded with parte
aprll-4ts CHARLES MORROW, j. P
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
Andrew C. Haley vs. Alexander McClsin.
lille PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT

says the defendant indebted to him. and ahscond
that process of Law cannot be him. hayng obtained Or
attachment against the estate Of the defendant made
etuable before Thos Pckens Justice f the Peace for
Bloant county, and the having levied
anlro az AuGnst
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ne We are authorized to announce Col. ANDREW j.
BROWN Attorney General for the First judicial Circuit
at the ensuing May election. aprlltde
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
James A. Boyd VS.. james Gillespie.


THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
the defendant indebted to him and sbsconds that
the ordinary of law cannot be served upon him and
having obtained original attachment against the estate OF
defendant made returnabe ThOs Pckens Justice
Of the Peace Bount county, and the having been e
We'd his property and returned the sd Of JAY 1865
ordered the defendant appear before him at his
Office in Blount county, Tennessee the 18th day Of
May 1866 or will be proceeded with part 1t is fur
ordered this notice be published
weeks in BrownloE's Wing.
aprIl4ts THOMAS PICKENS, ]. P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

STEAMSHIPS on THE CeSNEcrrse on THE Pkc1ytr
ARiE IONA COLORADO DC
HENRY GHAUNCEY, ...........~. CONSTITUTION
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OCEAN QUEEN, ............ SACRAMENTO
NORTHERN LIGHT, .-.......... ...-.GOLDDEN AGE
COSTA RIGA. ........-... ....MCNTANA.
&c, &c.
ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE Ann
splendid Steamships viii leave Pier No. A. North Rive
foot Of Canal street. u O'Clock the lat It
and 2lst of every month, Except when those dates An -
sunday and then the preceding Saturday, for AgPTS
WALL connecting Panama Railway, with one Of a.
comnan VS. Steamships from Panama for SAN FRANCIsro
touching at ACAPULCO.
Denarfures of the aud 2lst Panama -,L
steamers fer SOUTH PACIFIC aud CENTRAL AMERIc4N
PORTS Those of LIST touch at MANZANILLO.
discount of ONE QUARTER from steamers ratssaIyov.d
to second cabin seerage with families A.
an allowance Of ONE QUARTER through rates to eIs
men and their families school teachers soldiers
honorable discharges, HALF FARE
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult B.Tv.
masters accompany baggage through and attend to ss ~
children without protectors Baggage received on ~
dock the day before sailing, from steamboats, raroadSJ
passengers who prefer to send down early
An eXuerienced surgeon board Medicine and
free.
For passage Tickets further information apvlv At
Companys ticket Office the Wharf FOOT OF 'CANAT
STREET, NORTH RIVER GEW YORK.
aprll5m n. w. e. BELLOWS Agent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11

l have purpossly extended these citations to show
the uniformity Of principle pervading the Presl-
dents official course since his induction into Office;
l might add since his appointment as Military Gov
ernor Of Tennessee. The rebels endorsed it, pro-
fusely, as wise, liberal, humane and just, both BY
their press and their representative men. They had
the power, by accepting these principles and giving
them full practical effect, TO crown it with immed-
ate success and thus elevate the President at once,
among the great law-givers of mankind Unfortu-
nately their conduct has not always correspondent
with their professions In some instances they have
declared valid rebel State governments, and their
acts and proceedings. They have repndiated Pro
visional Governors at the first opportunity In re-
organizing their State governments they have made
disloyalty to the United States aprime qualification
as being the better expression of the public senti-
ment They have refused to declare null ordinances
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
pOND LOsT.-ALL PERSONS ARE

u hereby notified to purchase BOND Of the Last Ten
nessee Georgia RalroSd Company No dated July lst
yable July $780, for $1,000 Said Bond was
lost by time and advertised IN the GhaIeston
SC. papers. JAMES l. LAM
aprII-4t Summeryille, s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-11
Adm fssion of Southern congressman.

W. q. Hess5u7,, Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
The slaughter of Our LOYAL Ven.

l.ur r 4 q
Good news, The effect IN the north j. ucM" l-
ors She Rebel. ssc,c. 'er mel at 'io moral i;nte
tet have given the Kcplhlcan opinion Tie iaAoNi
e , aiPS,taa cc H.. " II e he q r. "
viii give idca o. the impression on he probe a.ai u,
Washington. To aiteanee The Gravity o. hr uoF ihey al
struck 81 flcIrs,lges New Orleans porel' =, vi he
seen b7 the dspa'cs rcd 70 rcrsnade e reoe 9 il- N"n
scfatchod But irur. viii come on ~ last
w shonG Ill. krow wlai the proro.' h!!nlc. 10
in Kine disnstohe We hAsc wit'se' 20 tho" that uei'r
ihem.ofiug 81 t1e Convention was J1..f, g., matter o.
dortcf caers son.d be permitted 70 'ats ne Hal alive
HE p.a' ~l. coon BE- made apparent.
Here 10 Kings 0!sp2'ch . . ,...,
great csia ofyOgI Iio-. while Tie 'osc '9i"e, ee
declare TIT ne who's moseutAi "as concerted n "''n
Gcr. E,la j. said to have .rsei ai ne rs9ica- wide
anarchy bioOdshsi IN the south. IL wod De CONVINCING
proof 'ln; so Southern people wore not vi 'o be 40 no
Union. ,....... ..., ..r.,.,
fbs. are b4,lta &. I.ilrf d0 sf..
"An1oper ofrepor., are ~ clcul'ton here today iha
the rios las becu renewed with fearful eject ibat bal" AM
saw rs well ~ Dos.ie aud Henderson. ale dead
u have denied hoe reports aud sne" ihs ac' - 's'
gy,,tl, derlcrs t.e scenes Icerly enacted, sni
fec3ct tist OnCs &c. 10 matter "hN iHc 0'"" '''
so9ald have btea taken ny 'ocloe 'e'aAhs "iH ioVu
TSs Conduct o. he Convention reole bold ycc.'e.'
squ AZ pal lmf GovrIAi-' yas OiY rads iui some az
og (, aire croa which 20 found ia,i inference
Their iaoet'i - Were REGARDED a. n0iAig more ms
G,tailug club Waen ho1cT the false N's attempted 10
,e + cgairy measures ready io sQulch tue nasl.d
IL godfather "e..s va so9a nave Sppo'hnl ," - .
df5 HheIs y - NHlri Nc VIII hift Itf :" ~
t,rus % NOUN errDrs of corr1pi and vach''15
politician ~
ne syov a. That zoe Go'eno sanction fs'e 10 TIE call
ehsrac.ea C.ic!a.y IS p.ccious.
4. tctae alleged "reoyo,e.'o-.7 lhe eT.leuoc A slow
non which pai /; cairo TtcTe Inec nc Csra m~ci-
i hs!lg o. ri unless stsNiari' como ga The sey 80"
o. toe nee. lng aud bsa so d'tniOanc'f IEr "'flh-
,o5au,..a Of investigation las been appointed - zen
E3ir!: ~ - 49,.
r.;s Tow n Ouipcsy ST.; T.. - I. l.; B!eyei Hi@ Gen
Greyz s1d Ereofdcr iacl;..Co. and Ileyel Bng Gen.
Geor1e Rsly IN l. : G. The tom1h4,' - s"i-o'|''
10 srn--n. ". -,sses sud examine ten u. 10 "'it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
The state Goverumont Victorious.

FROM F.1 q. % Tribune, Als. J..
4 is uuuccc-..rr 10 disguise lhe. ldcJ ui. 'N'
bloody events ON Monday victory ir The state Govern
ment All efforts - reconstruct tho STATE on ho''' na,s
N Erpcefafi le up0.s bo OF useless For three Aols ~
linton men 0f Ne-Or'oars we're .nt tO the tN4cr u,' o."
Rebel pistols and Rebel dsrgcrs Most Of our COURAGEOUS
have bceu shOl 3'75ocd What nus become no"
o. rec speech IN I0ss'rgrf W Union uccDugH sac oAl
side ~ ne miflIT sr1i llr.ers. "a
Nv iirc, years ale. ic cy vel ruled by E1leii
sin h's victory Wl fe very embarrassing IN onr -fi GOV
eminent They vii nl longer and Any oppoton; Rebel rule
or f least tle rGls n -lirca Rebels al Pc supreme iheJ
viii rot rcsn che Sets UPON nr! oohs lerplmt 10
Congress ,lqss Legislation IS fh,Ir AIM Wnat thcnt
Tnty viii SD, outside tI te people Of t-e N1fh :" i e'
July aroused the dagger Of placing any conAd ei 90 il
a.ts OBJ confirmed tlu.toe-.
Taan. God tle mll Free have ro c'acrafed me stare
OIr d1v WIl come. fnd t ' .nr Tlrn .h' i',s t'' '
elites n he Oh snyr drf'rs $500 Paw" in f1 Troy cN,
hope tlaf nntipn o. -lmol l iion with rn 'oln @
10 .b,af % deai ;tc acc, ad h cnts That sore'iaf
has necessarily o lf done 20 I Ial n-r .1rf hlu tlf
ne 1at.al .fher. g. ..l . to 3D. Wl0 500 do IT, j. te
opponents 30 I'D elr.. 10 a.y Shape u'a' ~ reign +
PRONE reform then Wl hst. t1 come roI oHfd' i- '
common for-s frli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
Page, for Narrative of the New.Orier".

81 o y.
Or NVnigp frfaing tie pJitc r65,,rd hflr "cotrtf'
They were said aisi0ls ~ pf lct 0rfr t1'.
the orcc and perhaps a received Two rcro'cis e1.h @
whom They cha 1ng along Baronlc-si. Aoy A'u ~
orders were eTon 70 ~ ulh wato men o go o. re o.
SUNDAY at 0cock and Ia be On hand on ld 81 'lA
p. o. They 20 form small squads end Ienal n I'al
% distant parts Of the city .....,.
which was prec0ncrltel signal t0 mass and 10 attack
psrt Lag least oi tbs plan made 70 lppls very ce' y
following extract from the French part o ~ ~, % 4uEul
7: Al The squads had been posted AZ us fcy on r' SO
iccfye point. whore they marched on as lst as Ace'
term objective point is pretty clear. j. refers 10 q" omen
sye action.
proclamation the cuu Tor bat YVES called s"cil con
Stables" Several hundred C0nfedcraos responded 80 III call
and were only drbauded in the evening whom Con lt
lad tslen charge u the government Of ne city Mos 81
sse men Joined the fray They were as determined sci
81 Rebels Is met together in NeW-Jrieaus.
ordering he day wa.chmen 10 Keep "a readiness, u'i
tie Second stations only The noon bel va, ne sthnlI
tie night waiclmcn 60 concentrate The - bells ihit t
were fof'fke az hi uA' oNiihs 'na IN "l, Wv 1870.
and Tremendous. They knocked down or so on fher way
The black men they met The street. W. w anoihtr iur
few Sketches Of ne hoid scenes eriTa.ed 90 ~!
AIDES. Common and B,.ouuc-sts.
III Docwas shoI inst IN The ball IL i,iL Another po-
I'cman cane rp ana Ao' ni AiiA l'li OF h'c .- ..t
W., H. then dragged aeira'ey 1y 'e barr and
pdisnc' .e''' we "eiWdId oaII'e. ]" ''' i,
h0as. sud thrown away cs corpse. some 'ls VI" tie
tier, briag assistance 20 the sufferers found however
thai be Vas It'll alive They had lin removed nom 4Hols
tlc tead lud cared FOR lie 3 today N iho li0el u
intellectual oWcfS Dti IN very tlilt4 N"N"''N'
o. Earonne.st number OF horrible murders woe con-
mi.tel BLACK shot whom iakcn into cue
t0ly by he police officers! black who ran through me
srce- was killed by bullet from bind; and % were iun
Cd others 4 rporcd ui0tg.
a, rll,a viii bullets aud then horribly bontcn Ono
ina -kcn refuse undera pile o lumber shot 90 nrrch
iie boards an be- wns killed! black Who lll probably
cc.rad from le main building through he soy mug 'sI"'
vis slot dead ts polcaudli aer awhile WIt woman
came aud i.r,W - stone che head Of ODE dad MA
An ths lme the white biys were sAouiiaS ana clMg
lfrft h " Bows. however, were $50 nll leicd IN cpie
blood i;g tie, er. black boys Two of llep we've DRAGGED
ont ci -traot by tv0 police officers sld -lDt Two
cOl0rrd mrl o were ln re same cr Nc hi. iul;. fi
y c-. oronen. Iye. necs TO these ilc- VIII pre- 40
cinselgts before too Commit sion 0f In,c;le-oo. 4 not
murdered retofc. 49,
We have si numerous 9cts 80 recount Tho particular
viii tc mode public "a The atrocities committed on @
o.a l .,l never De Known IN ia Ort wc nope tii .r
siltrry Commission will Doe aric 60 ulta pHt ai ii 'i
no., m ,de-l'r tarsof Humanity mas, 'c tita'ie '
. r,Da.unl, wall only bc a community oi naiJaflaHt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
HE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
The preiiminnr.es o. Peace.

PARlS. July. 23.-Thc following Dispatch rom 10
Nuster 81 the Interior has been posted his afternoon
Austria accepted tie prclmiDaIes 0i peace Gdm~i
by Prussia Tic PCnipo.entisrcs baEo assembled Rt i,s
Prussn Headquarters order TO gOate aDsieo. To
dehae reply Of iiay Is expected olt thst ro"eT mas ~
ready admitted in princiq the prcnlilar.ee OF peace
Tue premuares 81 peace proposed " trGss.. and 49,
proved 10y France are as follows:
AnstIis 70 recognize tao dissolution o. tho 'orme. German
Eund aud the organization Of Confederation from
which she would be excluded.
Tie North OF Germany form union under the mia.y
Tie ogioaai orssiss Of saos % scf. Gsreay es ~ .-
d,peaars International body.
Fa,ioasl toAds brt,ssss these tro Unions.
1e snneziioa Of tao kbo peehie 20 russa Win tho es
eeptioa OF the Danish portion Of schlsswis
PAT payment By Austria OF the Prussia1 war exIenses
The sntensn,. Oft Integrity OF Alstra with le eres
ton OF Nenc.ia.
Tese conditions lave been submitted By France Austria
who has already agreed % the first point esesdng her o"
The GeTuanc Confederation 70 be reorgansed by Prussia
fogs the demands submitted Q AusEi. lrssss y,
tssks territory containing aoas 1eofes iahshs
Tho paris corraspssGsa. Of lsssss H~~ MAKES tie
following statement:
Tie following version Of the prca ns.ss Of peace
under liberation vi,ana Is coasisrsi Tie most
OF ~ tlss have been hitherto repor:S
prasis 10 ;he Ibc ducS the southern mart -
lsnoy, aud Electoral Hcsse - Establish large E'd
easy reorganization between the whole y her territories
~ N the to she norih OF tho Main to fosln
ColeacTsuon, o whica Prussia should have thu PEI pei
Padcnoy Woh ,he o:ld represent abroad, OF Wsn
~ military forces organized in the Same way o her
aFly. should De placed lnder her command
IT. sc' % ii g's Of tis Main % be q: s,'y Jc,.
Sas n.irs,ir dircr Costdsa;i0r 70 va.eA AgsDis ~
''lsll gf 5s Gsruin t-r.orts', Should b s!-ireS.
Should these Considerations think Mt 10 establish
atons between other Tor affairs common to Doth, ~
Of reunion OF psD!potentiares Diet the Pies
doroy belong Prussia and the votes 20 90 70 arranged
s s. tlsS ten ." 10 ''''''n 'n' VI
Insrs IN pre.esys The whole Of be, territory with o.,
exception Of Venetie. which would be hanied over ls.
Austria pay te Prussia Indemnity OF stUcDlct0
ane, 1u Y ~ sup would Be consdeei tSs portion Of 90
81 NE cs'.ioBoi Ye1etia"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
WI. 10 H..pss,,bIs for III. Hi.r:

from Tss A~p Or esn, IieGn,. Aug l.
re- Mayor himself doe mol dare 30 pla's the ~
.ro,ty upon tes Union pagtyo Rpps-ent l. ts cf-s 10
s "a Upon tSs Hcbol. ITO pcaA, ~ fs pfO'sns o GU
r'oss prs5piissd" b. As meeii.g OF To Convection u
"prscpitsed,' taey cBr en sooner OF 't' Nh'
~ or bach 9kp 0ooaion Is SavluS ihe s'stmIng
rue COnsonroa tlfa,h,d tne opportunity Suppose -
sve@b.as iss.. ntt, Mar, % cOg be spliod ny
pfccesfrss or s~ Iaefs 40 nse {" maze i"L g -
a,sssrns.
Nc rfef,eSoa ramo from tao tpa,ratioi d'ei
VE9sa t1sf1bss sore quietly tlI.g do tre t1at I" ron fs
ssslcsncs. II Tls l.,'l speaking Col ths o's Q" -
cot acs1nEle3eas .t tss h-st pohccH'7 WI l'J. 10
ao'ns no cf;ad piD;tfs"t fc,ri uh "i"i- h'''''"
Inpf ysfTs stfs
"a rs,g s,u who -, staining &C. il' ne zeal x '1'
il5s shsgri aside Jas oal o. s.r tGmel. s' i.tp
pir.s against 80 cIID,ivnt Vel.
'fas 'Ocsmes tue G,ralorlood Sc ~ tas avns'i
fss We Whe ftsn htN Dsr' sad sdgcou O." 1fr
.ie Supposed ASA lssi.'
NoT so ioiormsion trcs sed tie spo me,
tlc sLe nAn Slowed aide' b, csOTsd tuo Lfef a
10. tnto ths procession, ant Nulacrd man. VINO
b-oletl iht" t1r hoea'airs In.ututr VINO pas the
gra.s)rf
rss rlti. ustratiy, OF ~, T5.c. - ii~LI, suggestive
af eaDnOl t9' tue chaiarer eli fAu .us-ssis,u
i.Ou o. black aIl willie Union men W. rake de-
Ueltenrsaf Ofcir NDrieru trrLs The ,o0gre eArscfs
1t = our parf dItg 90 iocord che occurrence !n
CITY ges;eiday tae most dsasirOus distu auces
e tnr upacs Which eFef Gissr1ced the cv arG attended
wi more Io. ~ hfe ani Of body han AM similar
occurrence ,n me hisiCig - Nes -OTeans
Then come, paragraph which ccufIf shows tlsi col
lfed people o cred around the a ~ The hs
arms ond cNrecl thar Ties could be- in the
sifr o. defending themselves
ffsf there sre!ed 20 le deposition Che p4f o.
d. lCgty iLrOErto interfere W o. he''p 30 ss sfrVI