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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
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WHITE vs. BLACK SOLDIERS.

Since it has become known that the princi-
pal cause of the failure of the Florida expedi-
sion occurred through the cowardice and bad
conduct of the negro troops, the Abolition
journals of New York and elsewhere are ma
king strenuous efforts to relieve them of this
charge, hence !hey hesitate not to say, tha,
the negro troops IN endurance and courage
acted far superior to the white troops. They
even charge all manner of blame on Gen Sey
mour the commander of the expedition on
that occasion, all for the purpose Of shielding
their black pets. 1t is enough to arouse the
blood in every white soldiers veins, to see the
Efforts made by these radical presses to be
little them, to shield LOT OF cowsrdy, igno
rant and besotted darkies. First they contend
cd that the negro was the equal Of the white
soldier. now they not only assert his superi
ority, but make the poor soldier scspe goat
to shield the former from public indignation
What next.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

TRIMMING TREES The present is the
proper time to attend to this work, before
the sap begins to ascend from the roots to
the trunk and limbs, and thus insure pen-
tiful growth Of shoots and consequently an
abundant foliage, which, as every house
keeper knows, is a very desirable thing
months of summer. THIS month and April
will do for preparing and planting out young
trees, but the latter month is rather too
late for trimming. In tins section too little
attention is-p paid to proper time for trim
ming, and too many prune their trees in the
latter part Of Apfii and in May when buds
are not only ready to burst, but even are
open. -.:S....N-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
The Lady's Friend
For March.

The MARCH number Of THE LADY'S
FRIEND maintains, We think, the high re :
putation of this new periodical. 1t opens
with beautiful steel engraving called THE
PET BIRD" Then we have a hands me
double Fashion Plate--such as the public
are not accustomed to expect in a two dollar
magaz'ne--and fine piece of music, called
the CHATTANOOGA GRAND MARCH" Among
the letter press We notice two more fine en-
cravings, Afustrative of"The False Arrest
and "The Transformed VrIIage;" and a large
number Of engravings illustrative Of Novel
tics and Fashions. -t-..... ~.
Among the stories are "Loss and Gain"
BY Virginia +. Townsend "The False Ar.
rest, by Miss DonnelIy; '.Mabel's M,ssiop;s
"At Last" by Mary j. Allen "The Trans
formed Village" &c. We also notice two
articles treating pro and con the idea which,
some adventurous New York lad,rs have
a'arted, OF riding horseback en- caruljer
The editor in sensible, well written article
in her department, takes strong ground
against any such innovation.
Published By DEACON 6 PETERSON
Fhiladelphia Price S2.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

MAKE YouR VAuNTING TRuE.-When
General G4nnt-the ''l"yal" LIncolnIte who
"dld" the "whiuing Yankee" SO handsomely
in Arkansas for expressing "incendlary"
sentlme IN lhIs city, he delivered q
speech in which, as reported in the press
"he declared that he had in his possession
the names ot the Pennsylvania Democratic
leudero .ehn had encouraged the Somth to
rebel by offers Of assistance as soon as a
Southern army ,rsa put in the field 10 as
sauH the government" If he made this as
aertion in earnest he is, or ought TO be able
to substantiate 1t by pro iucing the names
and the facts az circuns' ances gnng 10 es-
tablish the guilt of the parties. We now
call upon him to do 30. Nay more, We defy
him or any Of his co-ab"rers in the field oi
treason, hype cr,sy and ealumny, TO snccess-
fullY.jmpl,cate any leading Pennsylvania
Democrat in the crime he falsely attributes
to them. The Abolition press and party
having substantially endorsed his assertion
he Or they must now produce the proof or
stand before the public in the light Of CON.
fessed calumniat niators.-HLrrisburg Patriot
and Union.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

One OF the strongest Clements and easiest
applied for this purpose is lime and the white
of an egg. To mend one article at time, Shave
If quantity of lime, and mix thoroughly. Ap-
ply quickly to the edges and place firmly 10.
gether, when IL will very soon become set and
strong.--You will mix but small quantity
at toner, 40 it will harden very soon, 80 it can
not be used. Calcined Plaster Of Paris
would answer the same purpose.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
AUDITORS, NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Wyoming County Pa an
Auditor to distribute the money paid into the said
Court by the North Branch Cansl Company aneuf
Judgment Creditors against said Company for land
Damages according to law, will attend to the duties
Of his appointment at his office ir the Borough Of
Tunkhnnnock on Monday the fourteenth day &C
March A. D. 1864 AZ One clock P. b. at which time
and place, all perrphs interested appear present
their claims, and BGsnties ifthey see proper.
f.SshIsqoet T.S1 s'S lsss ss ero.ax re--o. Auditor.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

GENERAL GILMORE AND FLoRIpA.-Gen
Halleck has suddenly walked up amp inquired
why Gen. Gilmore, without his orders left
Charleston aud went to Florida. A reply has
been made. Mr.. john Hay, the private Sec
retary Of President Lincoln, with an order
change of position, caused this attempt to oc-
cupy Florida, in order that .hrre Lincoln del
ega,es may be sent tn the National Conven
ton, and Mr.. John Hay may be sent 10 Con
gre>s. The little experiment will only cost
about :..illon Of dollars. Honest Old Abe!
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
n Office.

The Copartnerslip exis ting between John c,
BE cker and William Shrage will cease and be de-
ternined on the first day Of april next All persoLs
having claims against said firm hereby requested
to present the for settlement and those indebs.
ed thereto will please cali at the office of Dr. 10,
Becker in Tunkhapnock Borough and settle the same
between this date and April st 1894 and after that
time the notes and accounts will be left IA the hands
of Magistrate for Collection.
JOHN c. BECKER& Co.
March lst. 1864
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
PENSTONS!

Under tho act of Congress Of july l4th 1852, any
soldier in the army of the United States, who has
been, since the 4th Of March 1861 or who shall bs
vice. is entle to pension of from Eight to thirty
Dollars per month, accounting to biz disability and
rank. -.
And in of death Of any soldier from wound or
disease contracted in the service his wife personal
representatives entitled TO the TO which no
would have been entitled il totally disabled .
The undersigned will attend to the procurnsnt Of
such pensions for those who entitled tteuts.
pah pankhaTaSsk' "a 1ssa R.R s.w. LlrrLx-
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

EI Paper money meetings are being
held IN San Francisco. The pe"ple are terribly
indignant: at the idea Of introducing green
backs They are wllla"~ to support the Ad-
ministraiion, but they wont take IRA money.
They strain at gnai and swallow came.
The sh'nplasters are in keeping with every
othesspart OF The Administration 10 q
fsinplsster concern from Alphs 10 Omega.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
Chairman National Executive Committee.

THREE CoLoRED SOLDIERS HUNG. BY
order oi General Seymour, three colured s.l-
diers Of Company B, 55th MASSACHUSETTS, reg.
'ment, privates Lloyd, Cpok and Saith, were
hung last week, at short notice, fur violating
the person ofa white woman VINO lived in the
Visinty Ct Camp F,nnigan. The men were nj
lowed To hane "a hours, as lesson to others. :
H'lton Head Let.sr to Ne,c York Tyass,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

SEVERE ON THE PREAcHER.-A Minnesota
clergyman, having declared from the pulpit
that john Br"wn wasa second Jesus Christ,
Democratic Reeting unorinpusiy 4 .
Resolred, That Mr.. F'ske has matte him.
self q second Bal4am's ass provided that no.
thing herein contained ia intended To SANDER
the original ass by iniimating that Mr.. Flske
is ineal defendant. -.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

81 It is stated tha' $4,000 muskets
have btea gathered up IN the field of Ge'tys
burg. OF these, $4,000 were found to be
loaded, 1900 CON- aiming two leads and 6,
900 from three to ten loads each.-In many
instances half dozen balls were driven in on
n single charge Of powder. In some cases the
former possessor had reversed the unusual or
der, placing the ball at the bottom Of the bar
rel and the powder on the top. #7
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
q sssf.

whereas letters testamcntary to the estate Of
J"ison Aamiek late Of Eaten Township, Wyoming
County diseased, have been granted to the sub
scg5er, al! persous niebei to the SAID Estate are
requested TO make immediate payments, and those
having demands or claims against the estate Of the
said dec-ient will make known the same, duly
authenticate without delay TO .
PETER ACMrcK .
Meho"pany March 5th, 1864. Executor.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
Died..


SHOOK.-Susan daughter Of Samuel and Yagdalen
Shook, died at LaGrange Hill W soming County.
Pa, November Both, aged l9 years and mouths
A. tho ago Of 10 she gave her heart to God With
the N. E. Church Of which she continued q faithful
and exemplary member until her transfer to the
Church above. She ''diligent in business, fer
vent in spirit serving the Lord Five weeks before
her ieath she was Frustrated by severe attack of
dptheria wi ich deprived her of speech except
in whisper, and rendered it not only distressing
but almost impossible for her to swallow either nour
ishment oy medicine. But her exc client constitution
and p rfect AMI mental CO ,nposure for wseks held
death in abeyance after he had evidently mark ed
her for his victim. Hes Numerous friends could but
be deeply affected by her situation but no complain.
ing word was uttered by her, often expressing the
greatest thankfuness for the nd attention she was
recevsing, and saying that she hardly knew what
it was to suffer, proving that
Jesus can make dying bed
Full soft as downy pillows are"
She made arrangements for her funeral, selected
Rev. J. La Bar, her former pastor to preach the
sermon, with 8 request that he would urge all he,
youAg friends to meet her in Heaven. With her last
remaining strength she thrice pointed upward. and
whispering. "GloIy Glory GlOryr' and swsstly
fell asleep.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

The Utica Herald is in an awful
frame Of mind because some one has assert.
ed that there are in existance secret peace
societies. The loyal league" is secret
war society-but nobody doubts the right of
these rascals to meet in secret.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

e. Theodore TIIton, Of the New York
Independent, said in lecture the otaer day st
Portland, that 10 was ''the prime duty of all
20 xras:H God with one hand and the ncg.o
v;,b the otber." II ie not difficult to say
which he would grasp lE"at cordially.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

&c Secretary Chase, being now posi-.
lively a candidate for the Presidency. has
begun a very immense issue Of green Backs
This ought to stimulate Old Abe IN the issue
of his jokes.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
Q YES! O YES (!

Tho subscriber announces to all whom it may aou-
cern. thAt he has ken cut license US Aurtioneer
for Wyoming County and thar he is ready to serve
the puAlic IL that capncty whenever called upon,
e taer in person or by letter.
The law now requires liecase, anl all who vic
late the law must be prepared to pay the penalty
FRANCIS HoCGH,
Clinton Corners Wyo Co, Pa, Jan. l9, 1864
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

DRlvE 1T BAcK.--The superabundence OF
paper money in-the United States has drlv-
en- all our small silver coin, debaseI as it is
g. lar below The British mint standard, over
IN Canada. Ii is SO abundant there rhat
they call it nuisance. We sish they
would drive that NUISANCE this way agan.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
The DIFFERENCE.

In Democratic tunes We had
"Guld Gold! Gold Gold
Bright and yellow, hard aud cold,
Mqlten, craven, Hammered, and rolled,
But now in Alb lii'on times, we have
Blood |! Bl cd Blood Blood +!
Bright AMI red to dalnpen the sod,
And miles ofgraves for the darkey god.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

e The squabble among the Abolition
lists abou, the next Presidency is waxing ma
lignant-a fact which promises good to the
country. when the rouges fall out, &,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

n E The illness Of one our cnmpo>itors
must excuse any delays and short c,mrngs in
this issue. We hope to be in cetter condition
with regard to help hereafter.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
TUNKHANNocK. Pa
Wednesday. Mar. 9, 1864.

.. M.Pettengill s. CO...No. 81 PARK Row
Nxw ToRK, 4 6 STATE ST. Bosros, are our Agents
For the democrat, in those cities, and are author.
iEsi to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
40 Mt our lowest Rates.
MATHER g. CO.. No. 3s5 Broadway NY.
are our Authorized Agents to take Advertisements
or this paper, at out published rates
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

Whereas Lettsrs of Administration 10 the. .Estsse
Of Esekial Mowsy Jr. late Of Msshoppen Township
deceased. haye been granted to the subscribers An
persons indebted to the said ssiate requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the estate Of said decendent will make known
the same without delay, to
Meshoppen, Pa.) Z. j. MoWREY Admir-
March 8, 1864. EUNICE M MOWREY Adm'x
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

E% The government is as Abolition in
finances as in other matters. 1t will not
keep single g yelioD boy' in its vaults.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
PENSION, BACK PAY, AND
BOUNTY,

The undersigned will attend to all claims entrnss-
ed ts him for obtaining Pensions, Back psy and
Bountcs to soldiers and their REPRESENTATIVES aceru-
ng during the Iresent war.
5sn Tnnts / '1G2%t Igs4' ; Geo s. 1rrrs.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

CT "What bird he is ond sure... said
pat Of skunk; "and perfumes like dandy;
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
AuctiOn!! AuctiOn!!!

1. c CoSKLIS, licensed auctioneer under the late
law Of Congrsm offers his service 10 aP persons hay-
ing property to sell by vendus or Auction
Tunkhannock March 2nd 1864. l.. C. COEKLIEr
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09
Special Notices.
Licensed AuctiOneer.

The undsisignsd having obtained license under
the U s. Laws, Auctioneer; will attend prompt.
ana faithfully to all calls in the line Of his duties
6~g CHARGES MODERATE. -:
.Ovsrfeld March 2nd 1864. ri. III. WALTERS,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-03-09

dHo. W. LEACH.
Bald Mount, January 18th 1864
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Tribute or Respect.

Ha called messing q unisia IeAgs, Nc sss,
p, ana AeSeptea Masoas. q their Hall in Unitia
BIZ, ecan.s, Tenn on the aoth q Nay. 1854 the
EN-. VIM. A. Robinson. snnoeneed the deafh o.
R.utA.r HrxKT G. HAipwrS, sersf Co ., iss Esssl
Tenbes.ee Artillery, wko depAssed this lie At Camp
Nssun. Ky. Oa The lstA Of Mark 1854 where
upaa The si5lowing rosslsti0as were aaeFaeds
RssstFas That while We bow 10 husiir subFais-
sioa 70 tie viii sf our HravcBly Father We tnc0rn
ihe lss ~ our ypHng hrothez whose heakt vas ever
yes3y 70 symnsshize with tAe DISTRESSED whose hand
vas ever cpea ~ sarriy the needy, and whose ehaf-
sc.s.ss an uprigAt Asssa hiEh-lsnea geatlftaasa,
ssd tre FtTos scald eseF stisasiAae ss 20 initiate
l. example, -
RsSn-S, Thst we fsoss siaeeTsiy syssp3thise sith
N etresvaa parents aad friends. kssa frgssn the
rsrxhgy q his czrsrtsr ard BIS Nst exAEnpie, we
Nssss4s Mgr lsss Is Bis etHrnAl gain
R1a-s That the Secretary ssFHisA . c1Py Of
ias ssss,ts0ns 70 The pAGeats al the asceSsed AID
lis; &c. B-ownlox Sc requested b. pablish The
szs il the Kssxralle Wig.
TRLEH
J. H. DoxGInsss
Rrv. SoioS AcCEosxE, Cesss@issse-
=. Z. HsCKsET,
]. e. JAexsox,
l. GRrEk Seorsfary,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
OBITIIARY.

Dspa-td this iife in KnO1vllla, Tenn or the "a
Q, Jgas 1USEPH, scn 81 Thomas and Nary Seay,
tgeS Fessz. nonths and &c days. =
4 tender srsslhsr has bsen deprived Of Prprnis-
!ag sos kind brothers and sisters have been beFrft
q yssr.hfal assceiste but anethsf arcrssioa has
sz made 10 the ehoisters Hrouad the throne Of Ged
aEozvea. whh the Hsalmisl tbs .'Swest singer
Israel" Ne can say precious IN the sighi Of the
Lad Is The death 81 Hfs saints
ysKsH death isIl With doable weight upon the
hnifs q which he vas . member. Bet q Few
maths since bic fhtAes wsa wrapped IL the habili-
.@s & iAs tesah AID sreihs grief this oecAsioHsd
AAabes tally removed, JSsxFn vas Summoned 10
rsss ki9. Z tie skics.
Tss as1is q those areand whom oar Joys hopes
ssd assusas are estssBea, produces the most asase
graf hsi the design Of the Creator In their re-
Eesa fss earth seems 10 BE- 10 transfer the object
= sss regArd with the tendev emotions that cluster
COas a, 70 purer. Herensr, q heavenly chime.
Ere sln could blight or scFrow fade,
Death came With frieadly care,
The opening bad % HeAFen conveyed,
And babe i blossom thers
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Ter tliA An0kflIle WlAtH
Bounty laalm


IA. Isl fsa Neass esgfAin aeslgnlag pefsena
-. sssre 10 iAjsre M j gFeAing thAa theis hon
- Asre heea Circulating reports that - hat
tsrrl more than nse dollars guF obtaining ecsa
.,.lss zsesa ie 1a5ictea befare the Federal olsf
81 x sad that The fezs IN each tses vese haaitsd =
ssSh stalenoass wssp kisN SID aay pesspa 9
s-alnArs a.e-essr iass5lgeases wac have shais4te,
he sets. veaia - decide. -.
Tlese pessaas net esnsent With having ciFctla sse
IA repsstA, svea had visaeases seat lesore the
-..sa i',ry bul kr the ihfefmasioa 81 those who
b..es ssisa~d NSgl saass thas Hon. Beraee
Ss,rsss and Hoa. 5afnes r Swan, the Iaiicd
-, the fes IL acants claims where the soldier wa
,--s.s-sd iats the f,eitc.l States servics.
III size state thai the manner Ia whseh al
esd /, ,Ase elaine ) very diasreat hesa that q
sesas CHR. = -.
~ lad lost frisndS Arranged their claims a,a
s,,-4s wAsa the leanly cheek uss issacG from The
7.gsrss,est Saild eesa IneEittFate ie them Win
: ksve Il s.racd, snd - the cheek & payable ~ a
.sral.r psysaaStpr Of the army, and ncs BY Quar-
,s.gsS,s, wosh seAa Il - Ieahyiliea F Ithcinnstt
.-,plar Al ssai thsrs 70 cssees II have Che money
..si;,; 4, rs aaj deliver Il a the eeuhsy seat Cor
q, ps-soa snsitlrl 10 IL aud II The Hoes o. eAeck
,ss gst % tAey did not ebsaiR cheek, 1 would pay
= ,as sxfenses ana eharge aothing,
Tsak gsry dieeroat undertaking frafn enc who
r.ssa Sis Up . bounty blank and E0rwaras It 10
EsfAgtea,
~ who havr entrusted nae with their hasiness
Sagr~-iEs their checks aS soaa - the department
j1ss 4ksn. c. B. RAchEttHA.
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T.rtlst sale.

PURSUANT 10 decd 81 trust executed 70 nae
hy William G. Kain, on the goth day Of Sertsmls+,
isSa ard Registered 10 the Registers oEee ct knsx
county on toe seme day, will expuse % public sale
and ssl - tIas highest bidder, 1t the Court House
oar In knexsiIls aa Saturday The 9th day Of JULY.
1884 betwees The hours Of ten Ia the foreaeoa and
four In the afternoon certain 1t situate In said
town. described 10 sAId deed - the Ten Pin Alley
fFonsine 2s feet On Market Place and running back
af said width i2B Fest TO alley Adiping TIA iuTa-
her sard Of w. X. Eekls. Five hundred snd any
dollars If the purchase money all be required "a be
raid in hand and the FssldHe il two equal install
nsenta with Interest therepns the fr In sx and the
ssesnd In fourteen months from the day Of sale, and
4 lion therefor will be retained on the pfemises.-
By the terms Of tho deed the sale Is 20 DO without
the AuuItv 81 ssIsasptien remaining % said kain
In any way, WM. a. BRANNEk
isiieA-tds Trustee.
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JAMES HENRY, J.R.
nania T,nlo1 =. O n. safsR.

THE plaintiff. on afaasvit sayssbs defendant Is
indelaed 10 hin and that be % abscnnds that pro-
c.ss canAet BE- served on BIN, haSihg obtained an
seainas the estate IT the defeh-
dant made retufhabie hsfsss James Henry, jus
tics of he Peace foF Ri8aBt county, and the sams
hsSins been levied IN his property. II y ordered
bS aid Jlsssiee that the dsendank appear hefose
hgns q 81 oase Ii Louisville % tAe feth asy Of
Dacoabss neat sr u VII Be paeesedsa plih ~
paFts Il d lasther ordered that tes ngises ee pub
Ilal,sd Tor four rensseHtivs nsaks b The Knoxville
Wing ssz. .s.
jsiI-tt Piss JAMES hAs ssF'
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Orders.
USrnn CafEr oT PoLIex, |
E.,s@aktta Nae ankk aAAA

UFKsnn CHfEr % PoLJEx,
knaxslila. Nay 10th, 1854
!. That eeeupanh q stsreA Restaurants md
Dwelling Houses will be required 70 clean their
yards and eellark and have Che akI removed within
fofty-efrht houfs from the date e. ahs order b
garhaee % dlst Of any kind will b allowed 70 aec
inainie a. any premises within the city limita.
III al dirt 81 BE- rosnevpd h barrels and boxes
from the back yards and alleys By the persons occ
pyinE the sane. No rubbish wlIl b allowed 10 70.
main more thsa svsnsy-f5af hoaFs without being
renewed
III. Ossl. the sceannlasIoa Of Tsssanraasa, must
Be removed BY the occupants eAeh day, Sunday en-
eepted before ten e'ciock A. d. All Eskss and rub
bah vii 10 set IN harrsls on the tide Walk before
ten o'eloek A. n, each day.
". Hereafter eeeapAnls Of Stores and Heuses
viii be roqaired 70 have the rear Of their prcsnsas
eisan and the side xslk swept befeEe nine O'Clock
A. NJ each day.
Y. Any violation OF The abovs order viii Be- pun
ished by Hns Of Fise Dollars tSSl 70 be collected
By the Chief Of Poles.
vi. A cleanliness l. ono II the ant requisites 10
health Il Il hoped the citizens viii do ell IN their
power 70 assss in removing one Of the Hrst causes
Of dissase.
VII. A. Il b my intsntion 70 remove 81 9th
fotn the city proper whether In the shape Of dirt
rubbish. or dead animals any information that would
faclisis The above will be thankfully received and
immediate aetinn taken in the premises All per-
sens sre prohibited from throwing hlth eal or slope
upon the premises Of others or upon the side walks.
JACOB v. c0NKLIN,
L.ept asd Chisf Of Cfy Pelses
osaea corner Ciinch and Gay streets.
tuned lts
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

The Beard Of Trustees az the Colosed Schools ot
this city having seen Il stated in the Afrtay Mad
Bag OF this week, that Il was our Intention 10 tnra
ever cur sch0ois 70 whita teachers wsala respect.
fully islerRi anF friends and patEpHf that such 3
not oar lnteniien. We thfnh our present tasehers
arr fully conlpeasnt 10 eohdaet tho sehoOs 10 the
end ce The tnFsn and u l. eur desire that they shoRld
be allowed u do ~.
HENDERSON ALEXANDER
JOHN D0HAN.
RICHARD PAIN,
WILLIAM THOMAS
DAVID EuA1fiS.
w n JOINER
HAMILTON HUSTON,
WILLIAM NELSON,
ISAAC CANNON,
ayzssssss end Glossmittas.