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The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
Effects OF @My PelieJ" In Fierida.

A private lstiSr received u thh city tsuSA goa
tisnAa ssaP~rarfly se,uasatng ts FlursdA, snd wbe
hss ASd fst0Eabls sPPorsEsissss ~ observing ths
easaites a sAls IN tAas section. sasAiss The fel-
io~iag asars~sihg srssesk eisariy shpsisg the lss
isss ssss 81 sDessy sad he h<tsiiiy ~ ths reeo-
strtcssa ss~Ara rasss asA
sTAs ssnpss sr the people s hy 70 pe.ss sAtsa-
faeory anA thaFs saanfsstsisSas Of histst fsss
tag toward CoagrSss sas Ncrshsrn men. but ness
ssFaaiEl1y .oNard lAess tsressd Rads1aas Tes
gslxslAassakea e the Yress3sai q Aagus s0A h.s
ses@ Inssrptsaed By tie people aaa The papers ~
dang sssy with tbs iHsaeaes sf ths nilItAsy ss4
sssa0siAg ths eosps,s sseresasey u State isss 10
al esses. In sOuss inssEses, espsss.iiy is tosss
TIE esTil sutaoTtsa haze esaayst 70 arrest and hbs
u 8 oie~s ssd soldiers feT sFtsing issssctsoss of
1aiiss The aaiAoritsss ssilsFisg thai ell sAesF als
rsprusantAsian In Coegres shssld this prcss 10 es
tbs easa uaissd SsAts oGosrs ah3 s0l4isn will b
ssk3sctea b. eosssses anaoysnces arrests and fRss
sy tsoss Gisly In sgsAst ihssn, ssa whe void
tkas shdzstcr - svsngs shezsss3sos npoa The MIL
tzry, fer ths,r eva ssss~t and sshtasxticr. The
xksss sst1gsss wAo klihs6 oaf fosee have alse of
lGts kasa sahteana te sasscessAry pfusecuteaa ssa
ss@i thsiF peorsssF seTusssrsssd euriag the wss
has n hpsn restored V theB Ehd thsy ere tos peer
10 iaeaF tbs AsAsy sHpsnssa u . ssa scf dsssgS
TIE necessity for tSs psessaes q Criisd STATS
troops s esEomiBg DeFs spFsfsas every day. Es u
thay are vithdrasn Ceioa nss viii BE- tssosd 10
isaSs Ne St<ss Tks enly sppsssn, rsnsdy fsf tkis
tie sstsnsien q polfileal prssIisge ~ thsa tks
esers may ba - kssreassa - % gives majority la
ksvss q tks uai0a. absosdistsaafly."
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
Reconstruction In TeXas.

Ee3As Which Sss ihs 49, Flsss ts snjsy tss bsas-
g. q rs<sns,r1cioE1 sooordisg 70 ne P4ss q As-
-rss sobs,oB. iH ESE szssBE tLs tTsG % sesame
,uF4asl5 slitaas toward So uhsaa TIE IssgialE.
tars rsos';ly bad ap tie ssi3set of tie slss0a 81
Jl5lea sssls= Sszstor Assosg lhs oNEdidsiss Sss
Jl1gs Baaassk Wbo wss shown - bare given mp
4, rsts tEUse bs5ore tie HaT sAs sseT- The fact
"a -sserpiy ssveSvd ~ several sPssksrs, oss Of
vtoa ssia
SyF ozls, L. Sss unwilling ~ Sets fee % s!sa1
as att ~bp Ssr aUs sttb The peoEis snd q them,
a. "a. 9 ~ tAs prSsert tlHs bBs N tks Psss-oas
80 UsE oHiy stood ~ thea IN the cafk AEd gloomy
Vssi b5i bg taa siB5 been plk tRsas ia The prih-
eT.e -E5n WHICH t...s great civil var had been
t-Elt
b tGy4gbt hat b. Gee abb ooa;a take tba issi
AL sLya4d elected J,ia ikat representative nsan
tL-,.s ~ ,LdseE We o0sld ineb =I5sssl 10 Tie
nora s.th zs hgsal fsas. fDf Lsvibg Teen true ~
a-fse.sas and pFoBss % BE- trss - oGr @atisfAl
relations q Lhc future zs W0ald shgs thai ws solid
y tF.si1g bsezUss % vers worthy u tfJst A. 70
The ssFrU- sotzss Ui ;Ee past lsS Sud AsS ssscA
y fdsiss AID fvE cts be ready b t,sRias bat
81 LSs ans Ilms Be oogld never forget,
Ibsls gsr0lf roc,HE,fgcisd saa asinsnta, koW-
s'si soesG - have a8et ~atb gsassas approval Coz
Shsu ths Gsl0i.sg came OF Jsdgs HEnsDck hE1 kat
20 vols ost = 80 PsFLhB uaey ~iH 80 their
SsHssofsr Sbo casEst taks the Sest cath, and she
oons 70 WsstiIsIsa prepared 10 aispssss the fer
s.s'ns't Il she so4tt E1iaas-s5 iSio Co5gr=s Bat
N'"ss y ga 70 be aAt41tai ehsEgs ErSt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
THE KNOXVILLE WHlG
kseSviIle, Tenn., Oct. 81, 'ses.
WAy He Was Removed.

S-e-3e-t J1bHssr ~asBt2y renewed cue n A.
C,-r-r voasiea Csioa toidlss fTcal she aAre Il
P1sir.sr;er - NaTtA Yarvoa. lcaniprl ocsn,y, ana
srpat~i v-st-Aosse supporter q I" my pslioy
,s Is yisos. NJ, Ccness. in Pab!<As4 lesssr,
ssvv- tbs ssleviEg among oGher rsssops fes he
,hsass
ST -eassve8 bNzsse 80 sss sseFsf the 10.
hrsasy Tvt-i nvaaecrStse PARTY, uAick syssssnssi.
= irls2 10 murder ice fsr sassS tenE 5reary
RdsIAs. ey stsrEntacu sna ex,,c4a-r
rreacvpsa errssse o. nCs t.sprpr4 The Dem.
aS,n, T~rty, Which Starved ne iArss aAys ssa
sshis 81 E.o-Snas South Csreliaa for refusing ~
Fsr' = ;sesa ,As ESSsss ef s~CsPs ef sorSs of nv
oru=s4es
! an ruuaevcd beoSas. Do nua szppoEt ths
pgw>rrsisc party Which esusei me II bs shot ~
"a, ksuaaagsA saa he0Nass sSsa scase of ssia Den
so-tss,
Isz -ezc=ei bensuse Dc IA supzora the
pomo5-zsie party which roesod roe NJ RsoAoosS
Vlrgi5sA
q. / an removed Soosass a. acl seppoSs ihs
DeuoC-ssse-J obFrcs party WAeSa member shct 81
RBS sta-Ved asc A. Rsfe lee
IL sH renewed As,,sssss 90 sos szpposs he
beoaecFsiic party. ose - ~AsD trssa see0ad pase
so shcS ne tn SsHisb tailassg al RschEsaa8
- sg feaovsd bocAusa / % a1s sappart the
TsaUc-Ssas party ~hach en3~atarsa ~ treess nas 10
ss.th isrthE tse wsater e ga 81 psnvilis, We.
I,ssa
y at rssnere4 lerszss De sSs sapRast tAs
izfe-rA Eui trr@sanAhle isSnsesxsic rArfy wkk-h
osms 49, starving ne 81 Csasieslea, Sesth CAFo-
LIS
a - removed seossse Dc no4 ineorse tbe
Ae.ish TsSty zhaoA tortera4 5s Uith kaaror for 81
Bsaz2as ~ AEiu-s0byliio GeSsra.
!s ! an resacvu5 o~osa-- | DC uua s4lpport ske
xsssss5s President
Bcv slsuy EsCrs u TIE hays IN klss eoeia give
sTa;lsT r,@soSt frE tbs trustglsai tAry rucsivedF
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31

IN that ocavsnsssa shss tkers wesa Un,sa sS,alevs
Tssy ala aol q shsss Af the ssis eafrc>s ef shat
ine chisa selas<sA hss IN tkeif rezssatlaa tkey
thAakVd he AsFtras sslAfss uishpps r~xsya 10 tke
s.cssea 81 seaairs Aem ek,eA be e.ssa and IA lsrs
teas . Yssf ard : heif sass he va pss over
pis1e IA tebe soldiers ssa ths unisa sesisss nrah
Aa s9aaHts Bit "a thfss s'eipek % fAxssSss
sncFniH8 dssessfs ffcm shaisAs. VIE saprnsi q
hsvs @sfs seaes than shy Of ths rsef e tA.ps 81
gp from hs I'D ana he'd tha saefatcss ii Ne s.ss,.
s.tttet eaiied ae Re hsd tksw ssssashiss al tAs
Nohtlhentsl Hotel hessss daylight AaA spld tarsa
thsa " iAsk rsselatica ssss 3 he enartrs n ia,
fern q wsala grind thsn te rpsdsf h tha Nas,h
Thai TIE tma haA scs setse eAaa ykey eseis rss ee
s'rs Ne Ncfsstfa gesfse sad rsl seksi ssiassr %
aa e9sAssv SliA UHseh setafsfs sn3 eeshpsinest
thes. fhetfksas Ne fasasatiaa wss etsass4. Il i
sssd, ~ ssfsktDk oss the spfa sAmrssexhs and In.
sessinR Ne wufd Feeffsa bssefe soldisfs
Nsek hsfers had sscslvea pstes rasll.hsa
= Augusta. 0esaas--sAs Aaxuta esbiinel and
Chfeeicss. edited tg ! fehsi seiases who w.s
nassetaf sf ths Cemnluax which fesmsa the PhIla.
selehiA rassAst@. tis ssss ts hh peess thss tbs
eesnEe wss Eel msas vl,k shs sonssh, 81 asicessy
q tea eoemstisa, and shst In sa present taeu The
Fssssatius i fraa ayssA ths esatA>fn psupls he
.sTt thal nsisFisy u ma cestalase ia sss oea-
seai y strike qst tAs eet Amsssess end .ussrt he
v"rt Feaefal and tAsa they dsnt Gel boaaa ~ he
rssSssssca IN ~ prseeal fasns
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
Rumers OF 0 Conspiracy.

ThsRsu oElssas correspondent tsisgrsphs ssns
impoYtkpG Sitclesufs vii 5000 b osseislsy nsae
pabiic in re1sreses - secret rebsl toesstls Which
permsats she sntirs Bguth, These osesniE.taohf
bsts branch circlss ia Mes Yssk cry sad the hsst
Thsa ia ksw Vera 10 sGla 70 aumbsf eoeoe prisei-
pslly composed ef men vbo served ia the gsbsl ar
NY Each circle has aifssest asms- Some are
kBssn "Tha Tree s01s a tbe soash, eihsss -
. The Knigbp ef Arabia and ell are we'd srsasd
with the Asoss impsoSsd ssspoRs,s ready, a1 me-
nssals Roties shosi1 fsEorAbls eppoFtasity srt.e
10 renew the struggle fas ths lost cause onssi the
chief aasa bsx 81 lhis oFg.nlsstisa aes 10 pFson,
Is ssid 10 hsvs made important disclosures Gen,
shsrdaa h concentrating troops 10 this city ses i'
PeTtant PaFpssAz witch viii soos b msds sPpAfsos
Add TO Ihss disclosarss the tAst that tbs Ggssrn-
meat ssasr JshHson has se9.eoe ssssd Of ssxs N
Iossisns and Texas. and b LsAdiag lssss quantities
of military stores 6Osth Large saaatisia Of pesdss
are gang s0uth fet shosa and fss shst Who knossf
Whsi does ell ihls nssBF uoss tAs President fAses
ell his wOrkf unloa mon wssi to kaew, sad sasy
hare rght 70 know.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
MAAi n s,esis ID Rebel.

ona II ths saiisss 81 TIE Selma (Alsbamal
nsssssssf, writing isom Tasealooaa, says
A litsie basiness In the eourt house led
me 10 inquire inta The financial condition of
this pastien q ths ebaatry, and learn that
Sheriff sales Afs hscomiiig so common that
aimsst no parehasers ess ipand for the val.
ashie lands and sshar property exposed for
sale. A gentleman informed nic that some
twenty farmers had heeBsald cut lately, their
lands bringing iass .han ono asalar per acre.
A sad instances Of the reverse Of fortune
prodaced By the war was mentioned In The
essc of old Mr.. Preaett, ,af this county.
whsse estate ~sas soid out on the first Mod.
day IN this mouth AZ thc breaking oat Of
the war he was the waaithiast uilIaoh Of
Tuscaloosa county. lie owned three han.
ared and sixty slaves aud large tracts OF
land He had largo sums Of money ont at
iatercst, occurred by mortgages 90 negro
property and land Ho was homespan,
ece1owical eoantryman, who bought every
thing Al The lowest price for cash lie paid
his physicians bills before the doetor lett
the boase. When General Crex.on came 20
Tuscaloosa be tbok from this old man some
forty head Of horses aud mules, all his mon.
ey, Pruvtslons, etc, which was his first ca.
ianity. Next came emancipation, which
swept away his slave property NGxt came
the breaking up Of all the msu 10 whom
PseweA had loaned money, or ior whom he
had stood security. Finally "a execution
was levied on his property for few thou.
sand dollars, aud all bis real estate was sold
under the Sherifrs hammer for ak hundred
dollars"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
The Sherter Cateeism os kegre
EQnaiiiy.

Whe aid that eli rneb are ssssssj s7uAlf Tbea
Jssere0n, tns fkthss u Daneeraey.
Eho gave ths hasrsss Tie right ef saEfAEs Ia New
TgFk The Democratic parry
whs Pssssdsa oysf tAe csKvsssion which gave
tina Pfisilsgs TO Ssgrossf hArtas Yea kafsA' .
wac sfserwasa. sassssd Martin Van Barea 10
The Presidency Of The Uniisd st&tssf TAs Ds@o-
cratic party.
wbo married . negro woman, ana By Asr bad
ssaAatie ehlidfeA' , Richard n Jehhson- soed
wks sl7essd Richard n JehB,on vios Prezidsht
Of tie Usitsd sislssf fAs Dssscfssis party.
II Prslseai Van Bsrss haa died, ana Richard
" JokHsoa had bee0as PsssidesL who would have
becons De1eeFaaIe mistress of he Whsts Hose
Tkis hsgro ~omaa-
who made the nsgso . citizen Of the STATE Of
AsiasF The Democratic party.
aba enacted . similar lag 10 nsssschassttsi The
Deaocrstie parry.
HamEzAire1 fbs Denocrstsc party.
who permitted sssFy eoaossd Psrsos svning 37so
iG NeN YoFk te escehs yosssf a Gsnsral A.
seaBbay. purely Dpneesssic.
Wko sepsslea the laws al Ohio which required
naroa 10 givs snds Asd security bsfofe ssttling 10
thsL StAtsf The psaaocrstie party
Hbo mads nalsstoes legal voter N Oslo n
DVmocrstic Supreme Coart " which Asabsa Woo d
wak chief tsstles
Mai bssssss ef Reuben wood The DenoSga-
cy sisrssd hin G0yashsr tkfes tiss and be . stiii
= lssdss u ths Democratic party.
Who helped 70 give The fres negroes the rsghi 70
vote in Teaa4sse under her soastitstios 0< 1876
Wss esssrsI jackson good Democrat He gem
srsily psass4 ~ such.
wio, sish the sleeve f.s.s ssa many others ssr-
ing theu a ths fsos are egaiianaily whihing shout
"hsgrO suffrage" ahd negro s9aslisyi Tbs Dshae-
an - aims ..,s dana i,x DsrpscfEts. ana yst
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
All ihtiaeEt Of the Firsi PhIIadeIphiA
Convention.

49, ,s i1a'sat in a resent speech, 70
A'o' i-' l'.''"'as 'gaisasa, isei4ssi Of tbs a.,
pat'ey s.5eaesi Al Pli..as.plss. .hoxips bow near
,L''y 'a'ae To- pathsrlas d,rsrs insult upca alt
llioa s0ie en-
~art los &. meGtsaE fa.s ths, .sr.,,aa a,
e'e i'iaasiplis t1sveuti9U Eh4gn t,s,sss /, "a
eehsfA'is AEeSn b NsEFsry significant H.. La,s'
eve ai4 sas s'atel ty yadgs Hagbas N A peti,s
Ire'l 81 Assshie hsll 10 IHd4kazpo,s. Al rAicb
L'gs tHs J@age called spoB aGy n5osster gf tss
laaisAa Delegation l. caatFadlot the ,l.is,ns,, =
ILsy appointed Comt1Isr-s r,.,y,..d -
10 if"i1 each s'ste So prepare rasol,ios, ~ :.
,-laa's'sa = thn' CaH'sh'4oa A. plailorm. Thsy
iAFoa ,,s f's'oi4ii2n' hHd 50 through with tAsir
-i'rs "a Wednesday ulstt and Tie resolut,,gs ,sr.
- re 'atu!iist 70 ths C9HseEti9E "a the nsFt asT
20 'hH p.Ati"sm v iiet They LAD prepared tSsy la
.'Sissl 8 f7zg',sitoB eampi,gsEsiRs The rels3 s,i
l's5 AZ iIe JHlag soldier jssi sbEs is tk.i. Ira
Ns'Y 1hsy psi Tie rsssl soldier asa tks Untau
:, sa'sE .goH ieEfsei eqaaity and xly saoala net
MY Ilsie wers good macy HsoFs rstel ssldisFs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
EAST TENN. LAND AGENCY.
hUHsoN q SEYMOUR.
Real Estate Brokers.

ANOA bILLE TENN
FrEED TO THE PURCHASE. SALE
Il aad ExchAnge Of Real Estate, Rave
constantly OR hand for sale, Valuable FARN-
sss, MISINo. FINHHR Aad GRAnss Lanis
in IL easxtfes IN Elss TeaHesses
We also have Ior sale Mills. Waieg Pow
ers snd Sites for ASnuiactoriss, Town aud
City Property
Persons Wishing u 10 negotiate fcr tbs
SAlo u their Lands OF Pr0Perty. should
apply promptly BY letter OF ia p0rseR.
Lands ia last feGHesscs exchanged t.r
Northern anI Western Lands.
Titles examined, aHd ali business cOuus,-
ted with the transfer Of Rezi Estate, prompt.
" attended To-
fuH particulars snd descriptions of any
Lands in hast Tennessee SratRitousiy given,
otiieo over ExchsRge and Deposit Bask,
corner nf Main and Gay Streets, kaoxviIls,
Tenaessee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
Our " Folicy.s

The Constitutional Amsndmsal proposed BY Csa.
EresS
- Loyal men ~ rala the State and Occupy the h Dd
aad neAels take hack sesiA
Treascn tauss ~ made eticas and ,rallors taugkt
theJ are cfinnlnAis
Security foe The hs,are that tres 0evsrnnsnt
may be peFpssDsssd sad fsbeiioh prevented
For jehhson e. he vas. sad Congress - u b.
We believe la standing BY all ~so ste'Csi arm
y. opealy and constantly hy the ooastfy thrcuga
al The Gays Of the rehalIisn.
We Aeiisxs ui,A essessi 6saAl thai u s an To-.
saii to ash men whose Hens havs shsd their blood
kr The rsson, 70 vots fos msa uho have bsea die
tayai ~ ilH
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
- - -
REWARD.
CIRCUIT couRr-JAHRsTowH.

asestsia stoyy AaHT - Basns FSssSs, ass a, "a Va
ufErssh Aksss Hststk gpshPh iitFsih, GssFss eNtAa
ssss asiaH Ah4 iltsFstis Gesdtl@
1T APPEARING FROM fHB AfFl-
aAVgF IN .i. cases that WiilasE HiiifsIh AbnsI hi
sfxsh lssssa lassah ssFss lstaa Vest ustsH Agd IA
sayste 0eodssA sos TslssR o. sss s.sts - - -,
M Is tissssoff esasrsd thai rs hiasA y Haa fsi lAi sa
s.siss ssks Ia nlss a Tklg RetiIyiss the said sssse
~ ez.sas kfgs hs JR4ss ~ GseaH caHEt eh me
~ N.sS sftsf The Ga AaeaaJ ID Asfeesf HsH y asis
ssis ppa q ~ s.Es siii hssakrs ~ sns'a avs ' ~
lsssss fsss woa eIsss 81 esG sAlA ooaFi Al sas 70
ssssostsva y kapdsT b gsiyi ssea - vroa,, ,s.,A
Erfs =, itse4tsls lsAAo s"Vp, VISTA
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
l7IsATEI
BE4NcE BASE. EooKKvTlLR rEss.
Iniv a tRka

Jsy IS, issi, /
Else- CsusyaI II have hess earsfaiiy Observing
- pFogruss sg evsngs II tha osaoty IN regard -
th- Esosvmsats suA Fssss Il cur sptsoEsBta. Gna
ep2 tAAi tie 70 oonoszsissf make tie maFs
tkey 3snzea sa Il tse sFiRssE seu thAt The
leaae q the Eaiss parry, % taosn parsy. Ia Bkts
End svery ceaaty is EAss fehBeSsse Ara PsepsEsag
gAe psupls s5g rehslssga St ard osA Is visW Of
iha s.A,s q iss. i esouas - b b - The Aiegl
as X give s,aF oppssaests seuNAoiA BY wkieh
issy or Aess -. We tnasi prsrssa thss r~asssson
al hazards Il Il Is ono~ snSer ~sy. OF lHsugur-
s.n1 4 az give gDos asAi cf trosble in fsei
rst@15s ib EAss Tsasa9zeg Stfl rrsah precisely IA
tie fzgps usy tAAi sts FssslioB operating IN VIZ
grlS Il The sGesEy gsss II bsrs tssy viA sssIs
ggsl1 tss -Ealsled sa3 cat gG car eDnmas4ostSSss
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1s2ss-gJa "a las eKirSaa ! SesBa F~PscSfally
ssgEei itSl pFliy ssrsBR fosrs s ssni ~ Sreess-
Vie g. lErn abs SHsf4ps thsrt-ssS iuO eomF4t IN
vs s-gsvl Cspssia san Pswsii hAs h1 oasEfsny
Ia. ~ rssriy -, ready - e. 70 6ruensTius any
1=lssl, a.i - hEs srns SgpF-ass be gu~ tAsse
EoArs--4 "a. tss hfsisls fesos erESBtssa thsFs
taus,1 $500 SE8 dsps-ss IhsHs il Ss@sa u he
Est-sA So A. Asr lsssiG so5sE1rsa % ~ 10 sFrs4
Z las Ivs-sas-sus. Th-I tAs wAr SoaA8 b snss-
gsfSi@~4 ssTs ssceIa Nslls Eos - bsszss - have
sSes :"rrs - su-.s fFO~s a-~E a.. oppositssa II
eDos- IB ts-s az is181lg uf sAs crsAtaE.--ana
tte1k TIE ssEsis-sGls 81 ever lasE WIlh uAam
have oasvs-se5 b. Tie last ua-k-ghs, Is he dsiy
= ttt S"yrrHtaort % thTuv fach tsrcs into Eass
Iers"ese- - vosid auElkisssA ~ bopsE of successes
% tbt par 4 iluss nsa NkD Nosld plsRge The
oo8atry s0ts rirH sAf. ] aE4s tbsss iasxsssieus
Hersly '0s ysa, rsksefoB and a1asldsrusAfIS I de
hat b@lrSs is Sgrth ~hlss 70 SsiSos rassssss With
tsFss isssr0 Lager. We have " iook ihs matter
IL E thc tS1s Ea5 us-ss 4 iks men teltess th.rs
e ooDssssrsbss easrss ssEs zines The lass sSetssh
sElsEr to pspls tut TIE lsAasa Alasast 10 Q & Hs
s.an5 uss - rebeiisSu
Very rssPeeis4Hy,
Ga. " PoWEL.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
A COaserIallie Letter.

Es7s j. tie le4lss e Josasss- DAVE CeassTva-
rrt wrstsst - Gvasssl zslIaesssr. Tia a oss
= tss esss o. sU ProPosig so rvsurp 10 East TsD-
ssases 70 Ess's; "a govsrniss The ecGutzy. And BE
q q tAai e3As x u. Prss4ssi proposes 70
rsstarg = b., - fsghr.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-31
EDUCATION.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.
Ar AUaUsTI.

FAerLfY.
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AzASias
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Wosnss snA fnfssts.
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ttes sAd heAssal iartspssesass.
btSAs D, rFefssser q tbs Fsaspl~s ss4 Ffastir-
81 HafIeIy.
GEO. " Kkiss. ND. rres-.sss sf cA-sl.szy saa Par
rD~ GIppIScs. Id. rrvs..ss Of fFs,ssissy ssa fstAe
iastssi Ahstasny.
pSsAUssuaE ROAD ND. Frots.sss Of Aa.tssfl
". BOuaHTT. D. D., Assistant Professor q asssris
Ms1iea~
JoHS . cOLEaAs. D., pssasassE.ior yf Aasisus,
rAs - session s - srsssa sa tbs fthsf MohpAf IL
NOVEMBER ssat, saa ssasisss sa aasfas ftss asssa
LshoFs"Fy sad AFFsnEss4ss Der RFsSseal Aastose
sSasl 10 sAy L. ths eeaaE7 sss tastsactea faaiafy
impaired at the Ciiy Hospital
FEES.
nSAsts Sr the saSis sssrss, In exFrsnsy siH y
tTtssiatlpa, IN sarSesey .t.,.., %
pss@stasss - cHftsasJ W ~
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sst9A l. A. pusks, p~aa-
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The lcsse u srsa.s b daily er.alas sAs ss.s oi
tse Feopis NersA and Scsih te The iussisa, masns-
s4saisy and fssrssss u No ooagreapasi plan q r
ooastssssiOA. II he sceta viii peeeyt ~ The troabs
VIII sccs ts ovur; bal g thss sssss what hss h.sa
oaeFSa thew By The conservative branch o. The Re-
psslicAa Pssy, thsy wsil have ss susrs such term.
- vii b siessiOa 10 Ihss hy s,ssA Radical. 50 sum.
ner, stsvenA waie aaa oaasrs, who have for ths
tine hSing bees scmpsilea 70 yisii their sxsssns
v'sSs The CcAsfssioaNl plsn and frsiasn. Jean
ems rlsa may Be sGmmsd sp hrisay s follows
esEsAxssruzn rlAs. rxninxsrs rlks.
Fir-s Gives ths rrusec. fS.ss Lrsvs. TIE emsa-
uen Il The kw b thS Soipasee slsSe withsst any
eaas asP&aed slave IN Fes PeeseCsicn Of person ~
400 and prspeF3y. PruTsr7y asief the lac.
Second. Gives 10 tie Ssoasd. Give taasi;ssas
white nlaa in The ScsstA- sof Apuskefa Ststa Who
ern Sts4as p-pCtse.y the have fesgst fer the ae-
taSss elective power faF strertlaa 81 tAs GeEsfa-
CoagFaas and PFssidsal ~ ent double the eleutlve
tha Waite Haa ~ ihslrewsf fos Coagrezs end
North frssdest that sss legal
Taird freseats Tie shise rsan e the NostA
traGers of The rsheilfun skas.
aud tboss Who st8lase1I Third Nonld sllas all
tAeEs oalA Of silaxseaoslths iesaess cf tae reoel
- tie uuitsd state frc .isa b tsks ssats IN Cea-
kotsfng sSes nRdes tbs gr~s, o. bold eesee ssssS
SossEsRset aAiess par- the 0esssansat tssJ ls.
dnsed ey OpnET~sa- Serca 70 destroy,
foarth. PrsstAea for % FusfsA Give 10 ssco-
psy@snt - tee SslisaAirisy tes tAe payment uf
a~ts and his permsAsa,ths National deel asd
rePs1aiien a The Rshel iesvs ihs ssssslcn u shs
dsbS issbsl asts pFsa fer sgi-
saison-
These sre the pssis, simple and unsHsEgsrsted
Pcnt q the swO plaza peoPassd. We asly any
one 10 dszy aspass The eas 90 ths other Ths
frcs3cnt wishes 10 rssaih Cor tAs SputA the slesve
powos foT Frsss4aat and Ccagrsss ,ksi Il had aadsr
sAatesy, ~hea ths uhsts wes esArSwere1 " vsss
heSa fer kisseh ssd tn4 EAs sisss Ccngrsss as-
rDsndk tkas white man in the North saa Hsst
shah have ius ussoh and no more esscssvs pgwss
tar Frnsassi sod Cesgruzs thss TIE vksta ussa Q,
he sOGsh Ass Negro saarags has hesklng - Do
WITH ssthss plas pFoFSssd. sna tAsss xbo prsssed
Os sss5t tAas hes sse szdeasariHg 10 deceive he
Psepae.--- HalhHasTx 4ssSrsrsA.