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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11

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Tennessee A.Il ST CHS. 9sslsFkl IS.
saisss b b aafl,slssd i shu sIass q. ii Sc
vicinity o. Rbgessllls, 81 solAe pse IS S.
q miles distant RON here, and abp6t s,.s
third 81 them vese sApsssfesl t,;ssisss Win
their battery. Tho sessl.la fesh.ss Elaall:
esll, bal wsn p.ol sapsainsd 81 tl.s Ohm
regiment. The disaster dos rs ain0aAl 81
a1aeh, hal win he a w.trnihg - AAefs
lsalsoFtaut afresls hhxe bee4 MADE ii
cineinbaal and other eisisn ID 0kso slse
parties beipg esppl,srslsads. aelesa a sasstols
Who take side. With ihe Rss,plllaa.i And 4
Northern sympathazcr With the Rebellion h
i much nacaner man alan any Southera cut.
throat. Tho cansplrssy detected WIS ono
10 relcase the rebel prisoners m Camp Cl,aec
and inshe Ohio peniteutiAFy which, 4. que.
eessfal. was 10 be the bcaiuRiag of gss,er.
ii rcsoluties IN Ohio. The coppcrhsais
an sore under hnying their leader. tiaikaa.
,sigaa,a, l,easen 100, 900 vote. for Gorcrnor,
The Government ought 70 hang the com
spiratorS, as a warning Is others.
The army Of the Cumberland is al right,
and is very strong. having rceently whipped
out the rebels on lookout Mountain, and
,Ioubly Eg,taed around Chattanooga. Bragg
i falling back from the mont into Georgia.
~ he knew tirast would assume the effeh-
stve.
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seaainx Rebels South.

Loud and bitter were the complaints tina,
disloyal persons we're scnt South, duriaa
the war Prom Nashville, Memphis, 81
lsouis,--irom Kentucky. and even Ohio, A.
well as Maryland and the District OF Col.
pmbia, notorious rebels, who refused 10 take
the oath, and continued to spout treason,
were sent beyond tho Federal lines, among
their ''erring Southern brcthren,r who first
began The game of Punishment. Our COM
plaint against the 4. $. Government Is, that
II did not do enough Of this sort Of bust.
nesa. ia IT'S, the darkest period of The
Revelation, when thousands were Cor making
peace with Great Britain, and cried aut
against the war, the Legislature Of New
York passed the fpllowing preamble and
lsll, under which thousands Of Tories were
sest ont o. the State, aud never allowed. to
FnsHrHg
WkUyes cerlaIssef the inhabitants ef this Stair
hAya, during The easfss IL The Isrtept cruel aaF,
RBfssi ~ he King aid Parliament II dErat Israih
agaha tbapeanle u .hsse slses, AFFECTED b n.essin
tasaAnfilH with thvla h krason 10 slsllet wHs ilg
tasnF illsiant dictated by poverty sf spirit emli
So Hnlae utiathasenf b pnsfvrty; led tsAsaNss.
divers e the ssid IeFss Asslc ~ teinnt sdnonslsf
~ gafrjsass eaast saf n hcase srs;rs have aet-
Hisisnaatha 4 fnFbayaliae ~ flsSg fsallff5lan,
and eaiisFaFl b. their sah rlige b ikeF yafsln.
fsige ass iasiasss 81 aflfsl n,isrspressssa.
20 ~ I . sfse ~ rlrgasz Jsass a1s
aegsstEesak fslsa h tlsuaeelsr4 ald iajnrenn 20
ths aafifsn ezlsse sednnei esssaia wsaker.minded
IegAsse 6ssa 81 duty iher essa 10 their ennntFy
and fsfee iflegAant te justice aa srll g god
felfy Esf 3ssls kkof 81 pkxniEef A sdsElg iAsps.
ssitss sltffd fbee asf a,ip relpesa
nseg4alse aFs sis5gssa
n ss,ssa ~ i. I'd III sssr ma b guetlFsl
Y sslf A9sh q sk9es phleA va rrleIlibea
IH lhis afl
Tint II stsr wise ii die the aslh. lkss skasIl
= rtas ~ q "a H. ~ a fsl5 liset aid
Tat Y tlley fssllFn sllIfRsra they shsll - ID
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Oath of Alleg,ianacce.

Many complaints have been made by
persons Of doubtful loyalty, against the
oath Of allegiance they .FeFe rpqalred %
take 70 tbs. United States and tho, yiIess sf
'slanders were publishsd in Sseihera papers
a. to the character of said osth, We claim
that the OATH was nothing Hasra, thaa szery
man claiming the protection Of the UnIted
States oughtto take; and that Il IL, not %
cIsrctiag, by large odds. as the one ,reqHir,
I'd to DO taken under jeff, Davis bogus Con,
fcderacy. Hero Is tho oath we srs speak,
Ing In dcfOuse Of and the one administered
on Oh occasions during the war; 49,.
DO ss.gNsLY SWEAR without Any mental raser.
Walton oreSssloh, thst win support the Constith-
t"n ct the Jaass HteA and the laws HsAie ~ pue.
saneH thereof fsat win Rp4 take mp arms against
ms United Stairs, ~ give aid and comfort or fur
pis Information, direslS sr Indirectly n atay nars
son OF Iersons belangng ~ Rpy Of the so-Ntyl Cen.
felerate States, who are new or may he in rcbel
lion agaIst the Uhitsa SsatsNl and that VIM not
write or eak againat said Government - nELP Nh
COP"
And yet thers are rebels walking these
streets and doing business, who boat that
they will rot in Jail before they will take
tho Yankee OATH Well, We think they
will have chance Ia show their pluck
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Gov. Johnssn.

4 kiend of ours. ono day last week, re-
markell to rs that he had hesFSl II said
more ihan once, that We had, during lour
seiourl in the Northern States, bad segF.
lar quarrel with Gov. JoHNsos, or that we
had blow up resulting in q quarrel. We
have had no quarrel with Gov. JOuSsoz,
nor have asy ankind words passed between
as. So far ~ We ARE advised, ws agree b
regard 10 this rebellion, and have d0as 80
from its commencement. The mediation
we advocate b that of the cannon and the
sword; and Nc both say, let there be 10
armisiice, on SEA or Lanai until The rcl'sls.
front aud rear, North and South, arm made
TO lay down tlsir arms, and Ol,sy the laws
and Constitution Of the United States. And
when this Is done, let eondign punishment
b. msted out 10 the surviving leaders inthis,
unholy crusade against eiviliAesioH. AID
none but Loyal mss should be consulted IN.
the casting up 9th aeseunt with their
villainous leaders. This 10 our creed, sNsd
We understand this 10 be Cor, JehRs0nsPo-
sition f.ssrsa;f
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g.a,yille. Wednesds1. Nos, D. ises.


Z
&c have been denounced in every Stale
stvbelIion against the American Govern
at. rs a traitor to the Santh, a. the enc
&c oar native land, and ~ a vile al''li-
aist, aiding the caase Of oppression and
izIcr We expect s.:lI TO he denounced
lat class of yiIlains who have talked 10
lze what they expected when they urged
i ,Ae rebellion. And who Of them has
ken disappointed IN their viiiainous cx-
a,ian>g Bat We regard their ecllsnrc
hid, order al praise. We have gone
? the aaalntaiaanee of the laws of the
I'd States, che supprr .sion OF this eanses
sd wicked rehtllioh, which has deyas-
- ,hc South. and seut thousands TO the
-saos that ougA; new to lee filled with the
,ssn r,Arrasses of the headers who brought
s We have gune in TO perpctuate the
a,sies which Our patriot fathers fought
~ Sled 20 secure, aud we arc proud ef the
81 we have acted, and Otily regret that we
able to do - little in So great and good
se Had il been IN Cur power, We.
q have consigned 80 graves Of infamy.
49, traitor ~ whom orr country has heea
caerssI. And even now, we say lei
=e.sres b. adopted by the Federal Gov
easnt and It's friends and agents, thst
,G rsa.igy sud deepen the wholesome
IS EscA, east, west north and south, has
sassa hlanch the brsxen facts of the Ja-
assEho embarked ia the now exploded,
a zsgraeefui and Internal crusade,
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Religion IN Knoxville.

E,sgion has about played out in til,
Sxcsrn CoaGsdcTacy, but this is especially
= Kaarriae The Hnlston Iosru1i, 1
~ Methodist organ. published at Knox
~ July, iS63, pat forth tho Gallawins
=: sani paragraph
TsS !sys Ago sbe Nsahesliss S6Abaih S<b9pl
ssss Z - hsyr pic Hic. Il NGs had tpt wtrsi
tv=ss FYfsl'sy ss,sf do'aei,,s esd card piayt.g
- ~ ye TaSstes n The cssintsy. and dNeisers IN
osgissus and village Al LsSs ~ bayp1s 81 eAis
Sc ~ f,s-z.
esssiisn Yankees, think Of thSt, 81 .
Ksstbt, Ctivalric, Southern Sabbath
pic ME! Why, Il throws into the
"a he political Tsrcaohing. town gossip,
e nodsrsfe whiskey drinking Of the
leslie clergy, There has been no re.
- n Knoxville since the Rebellion was
sisea,sd, and rs CkFiaidas were driven
zzrd sosved into Kentacky. One Of the
Hics IN Knoxville has been presided
s-slr years. BY a Pastor said 10 have
~ fa,olIsd from the Odd Fellows Lodge
rg; the son Of violent aud irTeiigi.
= an who was killed Ia Kentucky
s-es7 and Pastor who married the
er Of m old sinner in Middle Tennes.
= 80 has made wives Of iwo living SIS
- Like priest bike peoplel 1t is net
~ that such people. taught by
gHidce, should fddle, d.rnes and
esa sasf a. n Sabbath School pie ME /!
re - end of this bastard Confederney
e a'acr, The hypofritieal ministry Of the
Churches, have had moro faith ia
z,d &C such -asioFs a. JEFF Davis .sssa
'sall jackson, thAa tkat If Jesus
80. Looking up 20 these traitoEous,
hicring leaders Of fliis Rebellion, the
sscouid appropriately confess.
cEit,-s ar great bat I,sat sssImss
lrgs.f and shay Il iiseir graea.
Further
asr ssssls are seilt b. he'll.
CsBissitfate laWs approve IL Neil.s
lagbaat this internal Rebellion, the
.ls. ~ body. IN al the Southern
s. have been IuoFe bitter, apysIopt-
wicked thar even the grocery
Take away tbe bitterness Of
n preacher, aud there would'nt BIZ
Il him left 10 make a meal for n
dogl Their vile eonseieAees. ssiu-
III the venom Of their own doctrines,
- fostering and rottihg. until mar
many Of them has more charms
tie H9.T,a'snt affke L0Jds SSpper!
47stioils Of their t.gdies are MI IN their
siders, and they ARE incapaI,le Of
M a kind feeling towards snen Nh.
Z Ul,isn, and reverence the laws ana
utioB Uf thcir. c0unirya
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st0p the Mixers!

We confess frankly, 10 having no sympa.
thy with rebels whose negrocs are leaving
them, and who arc crying and bowling over
their losses. During tho last Presidential
canvass, tho disanion speakers everywhere
cried out thatli IL Lincoln were elccscd, tho
negroes wouhl all be FREQ, and tho negroes
were listeners tai their teschiHgs liver
since tho war began, these rebels have
Taught the negroes and che people, that the
negroes would all be free AZ soon as Lin.
coins army came in, Thepcgroes supposed
that these leaders knew. aud have TAKEN
them At their word, and struck for liberty |
: Who Isso blatne, tho rebels, the negroes
or the afmys The answer Il ssssy. Before
the war Che slaves felt, aud the Abolition
ists knew that under tho Consultation and
laws. siavc property wassecurc, and no man
dafc niolost IL Rut setting aside the Con,
stisntion and Tie laws, they have 10 claims
upon either md no right t. any protection
Of their eersaas end property. sssss =
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Traitor slidell on slaverY.

The French organ in New York. the
oaRgfer des Etdts UNis. for the 9Th Of Febu-
AIRY, 1S6a, makes disclosure full Of inter-
est 20 the american people; and whilst it
viii dpdonish thousands, II is just what se
have expected, and predicted It shows
that SiipElL makes the sauae admission 10
anti.slaycry Europeans that YAScEY did
before him, and that this struggle was not
for the pcrpotaity of slavery, but for the
destruction of the American Government
Let loyal men, Northern Buttermuts, and
Southern traitors, allrcad this disclosure:
Mr. uailsrlci. the correspondent Of the C..,,y4ey
a,s Etats Ias relates the following eoRyrrsnti.n ~
having takpU place between MF. Slileil and Mr.
6irer.Iin on the suljcct Of slavery. "Mr r. declar-
Cd to him that the South di>IN,ed to get rid Of
slavery, which was more prchidicial than advants-
gcous Ia her, bs that she iatchl,si ia do II by her
own authority, after having provided the means III
replacing blsek lalosers by ahite-fas slaves .ne.
frer must leave the SIath seh slsn net ush sxsy-
taci and pst0ltsetrn.nsss u ths two sorts This
depreciation u,ess ~ the negroes Is awarding 10
IF Scll the eenitien siae eua aas az shelr ssssn.
aHissioa Is that is the sole dinkeslty There i
under this relation al idrntiiy if yexs end r,.,ar-
ksbie sehtinenis between the Eerth aud che s.n.th
betnera Er. Lincoln AMI Mr. Slidtli. The llaeks
have Hu equal Rumhf 81 friends on bsth Sides sst,r.
siah.
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4 teF Y2IsAnkz Wgkg ~ PEerse GosFer
W EhiIds thr enterprises S9Iphia PHblisher,
: isssilY cagaeed n rff rad bopk, entitled
TIE Lgyks ASle - eT TIE 9KN-
EKAIH OF Titg ~. TIE Nork
siH embrace -! - Biography q al
Che s;eneraIS ft1 ssfHI - asfklrshs sasssa -
each 81 he q zlIseAs . ~ ave participated.
ID wiz Be- pFf sDly = rare fnd aheglaIlei eDsnbi-
hation sf W - embracing ghe bsst en,sts IL such
autlsers - - G. Abls.,t, J. Ds~sibg, j I. Head
ley r. A. butetifck, Prefkssor u. CeFpea, DostT
Tsmes. Richard uraBt White, J, @. Skea, sol ssv
erl failitasy nalior. e high apates.. We an sI3
prissSi thst 10 sch work lss hss Issyigusly under
iakcR. Il i pisiqtie enterprise snd gsli -
highly appreciated 81 fttse wiso have devoted their
tinse aud islsfits b fhsfr cUsfstfy Thai viii -
gee1niksily seessfssi there :. -, dsabt for V viii
sertsihiy ds4rxs y, 5lFTpYEreiea rf tbs vol
uHe, Al AAt b. sG iTebtfusled b Che besf writers
On saeh saliess; vlSls ~ Hsehsnieal psSt 81 tbs
beok zilA sp aassrstaaa, b hsrisseaely gut sF si
vii aafaia <sty s4esa pi@ts PosHsia - the sRes
saaiii asa tSpssesaisf egihef SslH lllss
s1ss,s- isisp- ps1nt - - l-hssds forEidaAfione
49, ssueh sstk = b'sSnd n becdfse universally
Iepalsr<--ifors JoarTst Ss~ FpVk, Ing 10.
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III gapsrilIs NAig.
InlegscstE sANNeR.

.,..ns Ia.snert che Gee - he Freet
- ,,.,,. The ssoa lha. wsaaa sslssr tos theas
! ,hs hahss q Se folded tsll triamfA = NOAs
"a ,he esrss locks PFoad, - e cid, " TIE sehf
=. ,s.rs ssr The r.aFsins--a mufasar - prayer
- rorwsra, TIE fslne q eas ssasasFa q shatsf
e. welcens - wean1sAs. aad ssmeat sad sessss
"a he slsry ef asaaA--s ne stripes and ne slasa
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AaWIng she viii Heafher.n

). = the Secession lsdicr in the sosth,
81 9aizhing themselves by wearing
s. & .4sthsrs IN their heads Some 81
- hien4s are disposed to make
We are not, and only regard
t.. : one oftlste. Nor do we think
'aa' every lsay seath. who may
eFSon with these fathers. innsl
ssFh 10 gsase- Being yel,ols.
ass AMI this they have bSea
Years The Spring Of The
'Af ahd then il il usual for
E.t. nF only suggestion we
t,,, = '''ir lady friends is. not 10
= d 'hs gssose shed in the
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DanIlile sleaabetter.

This ualnitIgalsd sssaaireg tyfahi and
cowardyas caspssasioued al 0swseB il New
York. where he hFoke the heart cf HIS wis,
and brought her 10 n premature grave, IS.
tbs nedneaien u M laaaeeat glss, TIE ,ianell.
tor 81 AZ excsllens tut poor family The
paaple Of oswego pssisionea The alevehs.
mont b Sesapss hin. aiom that military ssa.
ton, IL ihsy coai.i nes and woalsi NOT tolet.
e any aarh i ssilaia 10 their mlass
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tAas ne nae lfzfheSb MIA tnsst exqqita feeasara
Hpoa vAat he considered rvilahe snlberity,p that
sc Sste shout Is Join he great Iemocsase parsy,@
asd Aakei Zoe he dals II our intended eoaHrina-
Giaaf = ths haSd, of Bhsis bish.rsisss. We gave
rshs &tia ferths a.ts, - ailows.r 4 g. iss7a
- a. t.{-.e.Av KSexrlLrR. Assgnst &, Isse. :
AES. J6rdaH Clark--I have your letter If the 5ath
at- nna hastsH 10 lst yosi kn0w the ereciss tisas
EheR expert 10 coEls sat sAd kornaisy shnsauAcs
that bare Joined tho Dcnnserais party When
ne sua shne a. Midnight and the nsooA al mid.
day-xboa man fofEets y BE selfish. o. Dpaoesaas
Lose their ipeliBatpRs to steal--ehen nature stas
Der oHward march % raks; or ~ tho walercuuFssa
p Amssies essw up streans--wAca asSeFs kss heir
sSS L 4 baIss Iss .sa Ssns. s .aI,..
swap he'll fsr kesyea wilk "a assgela % fixht sid
Pay them The beql in mere whisky~- wilsa iuptssl
billtie are u fkSEon and M propositions Is tsl ab-
saFd 10 b tsiioeed son may ersdh the fepoF. thai
have islnsd The n'uosFaeL q : ssss
Joia tke Ds1afratsf Never, 81 lSng g there
eas secss In ehufches-&wsefs "a ssfIans--Geas h
bog pens dirt in vrtnals--dispaiss q faulilias4=
wars with nafiuas-aatef Ia .hs oc.sn--baa men
u AsssslgE Or base wenhsa Ia FtAhccl No Jordan
Clark; Yea may hele--yoa tasy egageatalase--yoa
may ftasssh--yea may sneer-but that can not he.
fhe hFunes uf the Old Wcrld-@the courts 81 tis
ueivsrse -tha Eeyersmenia VI the world NAV 90
ialI and cranlhie into ruia--ths New Woyla mas
eOsllHste she National suicide Of dsoivHr he unian
e,i ~ tbs rasss ocyas befop efa lhs De4aocrAey
80 tAs DsssssvssSI Jos.lsa glArk, ysst kAow
. no. shs you say Who's bin The Democracy,
Ne fepe Of kerae viil Join tkR Aesheaha Uhureh-Z
Shen JoE.iaa Clark u Arksasas 4 PFesideas of
the kePaeiis g Greaa BflaIa. b nalyefsal suffrage
o. ppneeaeea pappc--sefhea Qaasn Victoria essils
eenh % Be alvaFeea from Prinre AIbess ~ svansy
cnafs V kansas-wheh CengrssA oblge b law
Sssaes buehanea 70 marry nafopuan psinoess--
yesa Tie fnFe leases The Cspitel "a phshinuts.
Tor hia eiiy rsndehee--uke Alsxar,der 81 H,,s.Ia
.na Napeissh bf FiaAse IRE Aietssl Sessatofs IA
g9aEFsss sr0m New AeSieas when gIlsss men cess
y 81 70 Aeavea OF bad men - heliv-shen this
both eleas and aaqawteHasas, tAal tAprn s ne tlas
when hieA turn 20 sata aad Ants 10 elephants. viii
change nay political 6ith and eotAs a9 en- he siss
u Den,errAcFt $3.50 : s. Iss.ss /
snpnaslhg laas this fail aad ftaas lss,er /, q A.
aoie go 70 - hRoa tks psrsek Nllsn / Win ss,ee
81 nlilgrQsA peaoaFaA ARf conNfsntses ~
'Ansa 70 AL whpta may eenreFa IL AxhaasaA - &
have The hsfsof g. u ele.
80 W. G. Hkeax 4ar
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-11
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-24

We have received letter, designed for
publication, from Mr.. Thos. G. Harris, Of
Wright, relative to the strange proceed
ings of an OK, to him belonging, who made
himself as free as an army contractor with
the "greenback" funds of Uncle Sam,
swallowing large sum of them without
serious mutiiation. We had previously
to the receipt of the communication put
in type an article first page), well writ
ten indeed, from the Grand Rapids Ia
ale, relative to the matter, which will pre-
clude the necessity of publishing the
statement of Mr.. H, TO US. The transac'
ton was a bona fde one.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-24

The BARBER.-We understand that
Galen Eastman, Esq, has disposed of the
propeller Barber and that she has been
purchased by parties who intend to run
her between Kalamazoo and Chicago
May she prove as great favorite with
the travelling public on that route, as
when running between this point and
Chicago.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-24

APPLE BLIGHT.-We are informed by
one of the most enterprisiug farmers OF
Wright that the late easterly winds have
seriously injured the young apples in that
locality, many of which are falling from
the trees, greatly diminishing the pros
pect of an abundance of this fruit, as
anticipated in early spring.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-24

The steamer Pontiac proposes TO give
an opportunity for the citizens Of Blendon
and intermediate points, thence TO the
Rapids, to visit the latter place on the
"4th," leaving the city on the evening of
tho Sd, running down to Blendon and
returning to Grandville, ready for start
on the following morning.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-24

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Travelers on
the river route between this point and
Grand Rapids can not have failed of no
ticing new and most splendid residence
in the Eastern portion of the fourishing
village of Eastmanville, very beautifully To-
Gated near the bank Of the river with sur
roundings of truly inviting charac-
ter.
The mansion was built, and has been
occupid by George Eastman, ESQ.,, to the
present time, but we learn from him at
recent interview, that he has made sale
not only Of the dwelling aforesaid, but Of
his entire interest at Eastmanville, TO his
brother Galen, for the snug little sum o.
$6,Ooo-$2,5oO paid in hand.
We wish the enterprisiug purchaser
and his interesting family many days o.
happiness, 10 be enjoyed in their new
home.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-24
LOCAL AND NEWS ITENS.

DR.. John A. Kennicott, one Of the
most distinguished naturalists and horti-
culturists in the West, died at his resi-
dence, at Cottage Grove, near Chicago,
on Thursday morning last.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-24

Our ORAToR.-Hon. Jacob M. How
ard, of Detroit, has accepted the invita-
ton of the committee, and will be the or
ator of the day at the coming celebra-
ton of our National Independence
Grand Rapids Eagle.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-24

GEoReE D. HARVEY has recently re-
ceived a splendid assortment of fire works,
choice confectionery, fruits, &c, which he
offers at the lowest prices. Shop oppo-
site Fred Becktel's meat market, Wash.
ington street, Grand Haven.