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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
clrreland ana Chellanoeea.


gs hare received So letters a ere dry,
son thcse Two towns asking permits %
.,,a trade stares. and % bring On iAnaily
,spelies. We are instructed. n every IN.
,,,pce 10 open ap 10 trade n any town Or
.,.nty without the advice and consent Of
a. Nsies General commanding tie De.
,.r,stst We have waited upon G~aeFul
TuosAs in person, in regard 70 the trade lh
.sc.s two towus, and again upon General
SaaSr. and we were told and told vcsy
urupeyly - We believe, thAt the trade enald
All Be opeaed 10 either Of these places
rid. ear liacs renaia seAfns ter err. We
k,v, No tine 70 answer lestcrs, and &c We
had. as ws have dens IN : Esw cases. No
Should oaly repeat what 4 aid il this ~.
tslcs. TlIl gentlemen not pndersihnd the
esse. VII they qaict down, sRd agree 10
wait for TIE wagon, and when the way Is
epen, hriEg on their gpodsZ Why such
hot haste to engage in The goods basiaeas
II all the permits we're graaied That aks
applied Cor. there woald be sasrs stsres IN
East Tennessee than there are purchasers.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Ill -.

On The snarniag ef the ash ulsiEea. ENHA
MCMILLAN - sssnxslfsf 81 d s. and Mafia L. Gef-
fest. Ard hires saAsA ass nlsntle and nlne days.
Tkss d ass PFvylasasa Il 0oa. and ID the brief
period of thFsa senths and for days The hereaved
pArehss hEss len c<lsea npup 70 spusisa e he
Frnsa tpe lovely ehilassn- little AxxR Mana
having been f1aaovss lixm sastA 70 hssysa ca she
go * SanpsFs lass :. - ssss..e -
Efea q tctss blasss nd lovsfipe sspF1aA
Theis favored saaie lie b0fes
And viii Yen bright angelic forEna.
They live 10 de % mere.
In thisrisf "a the % ne sApsil ssAR1AHET
n. NAVE. wife az jelaf nsFrlssn Saye aged -
yeAsa. she died chrissIaa.
Al Chattannaga. Tenn- en he 18th Of April
gspsaip n a JkTT. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Ia ss5s xos fhs KaoExilis Wig.
Partially Sh0EH Rebel Citizens In
EnaxFfiie.

4 gr.s. deal q dissaslslaeslsn .ssly prerails In
rlasioa 10 ths manner IN which dislosaI persons Asp
thssa pArtisl,y by the osseisls u Khossille Those
vac poor = the Adrsnf Of the Union army we're
ssns ~ u tasis poser 70 ed iraenaH and psf de
soysi pa'so sea b1~ u sslsips lhe s,sdsi Issoss
81 QaaEieEnastss, ComnaIsaaries Poi c0mmand-
aAs Provost NanAals. ana aSAoaiAev ssrspss gsn-
s,sAT Nay Hldn sOssS shss atsiainei ~ % srans-
pc saa 81 sPah the banner q ftsedam sises he
~ss'rT has hsen occupied b. Eaioa tfo65a. are now
Aahg theif Avihg BY hsAeaing Uniea ufhefss and
sag sna Purchasing asppiia fssm ths Gommis-
p'stz shiie tboss who would nsveTsah
= to tse fsln q taeilosa Gail 70 b rsoaenEsed ~
A's the egufEp sAlnE asataasiifes
81 = uaaeniooa thst The ssor,. ~ ~. "a. r..
a>ss Raiief sscie1y are dstrssu.ea .IIls ), ....s
foshieJal II saat The pfsfsN.ss /, 49,. -
ss=4 ~ given. pos e ehesr for Nss.u =. -.
sas s-spsigiaaiiy iaisz1s., but u tho. - -.
Se.aas's = make Gle rssusent dsmands 30, ~
1ssesss the lae naiaa3 elns ere y 5,
= $50. 49, sAs ssdk ths q silssiases mercy
e hsssssisy Esf sarA ainiinaions {.
s;,.. ~. pan isssn sD a.lies Is astnns q eco.
- Asah kihaaess the s.ssssuI5 Il nI.f lsIlss,
-, - psraeas ars losaIis hs1slsoa & nae
- y sheEs px.ssreuns &lso kstk .e,sS
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oss ,.,.,sa. . 10y = he FsAs1al els.nlasis
tsz.a -. = -. !. = nistaksr Is & o. .o,s
- eo'.'s Y lhe risai...f
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

Every sns skaaid Il eaas ICED f.ls slsft. sstsA-
lng WIKI lssselssaiiun aenerseine ske sl1Fs sraeF
A. no Ub;on fsan cas- alt5Fd 70 - 3 shez4hc4 90
their ineshpds - OfsfetinE q fi6 pslsa d fhe
str,eta. n car coaneiIA b sef legislative hfisyIA
fae. every shsre tkaie iatflgaing mefabela afe
working u saRtily Aieeelelez TIA FfHk Unlpn,
and hoztfuy ANY and eVaf5 sesiigp u 90 AIR Re-
public. ne 9ftlls d lkss efefAtg 1stsa ~ sly
sssdst, extending fheIe heslah ihiluens8 II every
way. Their oai-AtVli 81 Satan hlmelf n TIER
cbfcanery Tth work fully eKpusea the eAnnseiloA
az the Rnishsa IL lie Endea Circle Wlfk TIE great
Rebellion aud tlih asssAAsnee fsadhfsd By Copper.
heads, Worth aud ssasA b dlsnshbsring sAia essss
In ne erposs made " 81. wslght veil knewn
iAdividaai the public nag pl4cs every eona9snce.
The work Il fun % romases and reality. tie vsa.
derful aud ihs horrible; saFnIhk % ngttsrnuis--
q guiding star 70 unioaisfa. It h Tina ihe. sn
Order Of tnch q character should - fully Under
stood. No one viii regret residing The kxppsltisn.
The work is published 10 beautiff style, flaminas
ed covers snd iilsnsssisa xftk eiglsea fall pags
sngravinga
Price E,ifsy Cents.
Il win be seat By mail. pest paid y any sadsssA
on rscsapt q The shows psies.
Direct 10
w. X. Lhnphears
iss wat TousA sars.l
cTsessgAsi. oa1s,
General Eagrassr sad Nasuiaetarsr q Die. sssaol
TSOla sai Plates Il every vsrissy.
spfs-4t'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
BOIlnty Money. &C.

THE following named persons, for whom have
obtained bounty checks tan RECEIVE their money By
calling az the Exchange Rank at Knoxviile;
Rebecea Giddens VIM. Malone Nancy G. Gools-
By, May MeI.sin. Nancy jenkins, and james n.
NcIAin,
Ushers VIII reeeise their money "A soon Is the
Department issnss the checks
,nyI-its c. D. BACnELLoR Claim Ag't.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

TIE pialnsiG on sasiavsi, says the defendant !.
insbted - him aaa - alaena - cDIsceAis himself
stss fhs asxilnsfy process e lau eanau u psrsed
sipnfl HIM having obtalssd a. original Atsachmsnt
nSains the eszis ~ The dslaAEAnt iAaas setnfnabs
hefgfa AsAnlsa IimEgs Inatisa e tim Rsaes fbF
Blssint eelnty and te sauzs having bsenslsxiad on
his nFafsfty II ifosaFed By said Jusiics that the
n nsscssssS mith ez-paF,e 4 Il hsr,hegs erasTed
81 aSIa t,hfco shal ta naIea Be published ia the
Knaxyisie Nhfk fof ihzf tsatsenfiya weeks. This
sash ~ AsF5I 1854 8 ~ = ~ Z 81
nsI.ss piss JAMEs HENRY. J.P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
To ihe CitIzens Of Knox CoantY.

AT yvus late March election / was elected Sheriff
Of your ecunty and since that time have offered
my resignation - m officer IN the military service
and the military aushoFtisa having rejected my re-
signation and refiaed 10 Jet me OF under any cir
ciimssanees whatever therefore announce 10 the
public thai A. 8 Hudibargh has BEEN appointed
Deputy sheriff and will Be foand in Knoxville at
all times and will discharge al the business q that
Office. further annoanee 60 ysu thai ouly have
iaesfks % serve instead Of seaFs and as spa as ny
ter. of service expires viii return % Nashville
and sisN that otace my undivided AtteatlSn.
n d. BEAkDEE,
mys-sts Sheriff X. c.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
W. Agmsiroaa. ad,n'r ~ s. Larfala Cbeks,
-. ~ - ls............ "a IL

lA ~. q. Ffoilcisc0 g as
TaE dsIsndslsts. ii. b. Ffnnsiseo. Il. c. GiIles-
pie aad hla wiz Laura ard Jho. Coeka are non-Fus-
idea& 81 - State - zhhelA ID tbs bilh e Is or
defsd tl 81 bilralloa be made Or seat steeesslve
Iwsels 81 ~ HssxvilIe " M nesifsian eaia afsn-
iants se appear besara tie haReesy CeuFt 81 knox-
Vile on fke ssf NIaadsy q October next then and
thsrs 10 mako their defense to the bit OF the sae
NilEN ntea hFceafesasa e sshiha sna sat for
hearing ~ paste
s Il r6py % TIE orleess Aaa .eAez
hisT-Sa POS B - a. DE ApERIeKy An.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Old bunk Money.

TIE undersigned desires 20 buy small amount
Of the notes ef the following old Banks;
ocosa Bank, Of Tennessee.
Union Bank
rianfers' Bank.
Bank IL Chattanooga,
Bucks Bank, Chattanooga.
Bank Of Charlrton South Carolina.
Mechanics Bank, Augusta, Ga.
]. G. McGACGHEY,
mays-7ts 81 Less store.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
WAeNfsFGTNA, = PHI - Z
xsss consciousness rao3 rnt rms.
fnnNrl y

xssr rENsEeskR- AEa8 Asx FR0sf rHk FaRs.
The President fo-day spps m the believing
nszsgs on = subject specially concerning
Western interest
i have the benor % transmit Aerewith
a address 70 the Ffeaident 81 the United
Slaiss and through hina 10 beth Hepses of
Congress, en- the condition Of che people Of
BaG tennessee, asking their atteatioa 10
The hecessity Of so1ae action on The part Of
ne GaFernmsDsf or their relief which nd
eres e presented BIZ committee Of aR or
gaaiEation called the East Tennessee Relief
AHoeiAtian. Deeply eonamisserntiag the
condition of those most loyal people. ] ana
ssprepared 70 make any spec &c hecommen-
sSiion ior their resief The military i do
Eg, sna viii continue - dc, the best for
4Aem withiR its power.
Their address represents that the con-
ss-aetioa of direct railroad communication
tssxeen Knoxville and Cincinnati, By way
# Central keataciy. would be OF great
essse91eaee 81 tlse iEsseses1t ansctgcger. II
may be remetnberea that in my annual mes
sage II Deccinbeg, 1861. such q railroad eofs-
ssrSesioA was recommended. now add
tAat ylth the shearty eoaearrence Of Con-
gts IEoasd yetahs pleased 70 SeeBstFhct
Toe rad, both for the relief those people
aA4 Or liz ceatiuuing military necessity.
lSsesd AsRAaAx LisceLs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Tsmple { Reqers .. " Solomaas AL olAers.

Temple & Rogers rs. n Solomans and others.
THE defendant N. Salom4nA being an inhablt-
aat Of Georgia, a. shown In the bill II l. ordered
that publication BE- nsndn for four successive weeks
in The Knskviile Why notifying asid defendant TO
appear hafssa The ElSzilry CauTs ~ keoxvlllp, on
tsle fsst Mandey ~ ctober neKt thca and there 20
nlake his deiease q The bl the viii BE- la
Ken fs ealesaed - 10 him. and eel for bearing sx
a eppy * the order:
my7-tf pas D. A. DRADERICK, CAN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

htxE1 g.. eeE kfg4Bnsa. - NJ. ? -
800 eli;s,ss 4 - g. Asaksiie - ssfaksiakas Z
t11sa . Co. ~ - -. ny rkdl e ..i
: : s.aay = .,s,' ..sse's llel4sa s,afs' sSSTs
sslsfss 60 80 aigil "a ic1iSs SSrh
y sIs.llssn. ~ ssisA, ~. EsH anf -
trsi4 S.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

John MIL. III q 2. 20 Boekrr, b. J. 1

John TasAsa. Adn's ef II % Booku, %. y
II. Lege and ., = RagsdaiE
TEgE plahsAla. "a Glssavis av De 4eissasnls
are adoi4ea q the estate az r. n Booker slsea and
thst be - abscapds fhst shs process Of lw caanet
Be- ssrrad Upon them, having egtRined al sFiginal
altaedlaekt as.insi fhB estaie of te - i<adania
made F~fnrnaile before JuHaea ~. Garter Jaxisee
% tie Pcsrp sf Knex eenety ard the zane having
been lesied On tSif properly &c h erisred b. saia
Justice that tha tessdenA eppenr before him e he
house In Knox eoants oil TIE TIA day Of Eevsnn-
tsr Iesa er Il ell Be pFaaeedad aitA Is EnEia IL
4 frshas ordered that this nptiep BE- pahisABd tsF
four con- seusIrs useka ID the Knoxviilk walk.
ssy5-st pssss JAS. ~ CABTEk 4. 7.
III snl.lsa EadoIsrt II Tics 81 R.smmer
& Gers. 4. e. Day - Trio 1tfaekmeHt atita.
IT sspssssts Is - fasm De ktEsiAsiss elsd In
tkesa eesisus aad rom tlls attachments issued that
81 aslendaSk &C q , hss 4leespdFF - sseA
80 k,asa snd tie 6ai6 hsls1aibesisa hzsink Bees
levied Cd Ia nronsrfys II 3 eplfred By ne thal
,,t,iesiips e isae fsi 1ssF fsfesssse weeks IN
Hrowalou,s KAoxvIlle wbig and Rebel Ysatilaior.
T~aairssan aid A O. BaS . appear tksisse Ele On
re ala aay % (rsnhnF, 1854 ri my btlea u Ehtt
rlss n : Tenn alea ead 1sFs 10 ansRel ths plain
tif "a 4 Plea ef da " sal iess fllsn I've EanaFsd
dollars IN sach eAnea, a. eiee jn1REeai s. aeians1
vii she7s - tshsn and tl.ese eagses 6 e2sa scr
hesr.ng ez perte. WI. w, LONE
ntss-lt pi1s y = ipg kisa tan1fy.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Llnealn ana Easl Tenne.aae.

The following message fsom the Presi-
dent to cOhgrss. shosrs that Mr. Lincoln IS
al right in bis feelings toward Rass Ten.
Bessee;
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

w cor Ian 81 CO.
siAFk sses.ssa ! lassa - n sIsasfs tsaek
49, ~ 1ssIetzd y lasAnlsssslie AZ blaaa e
eappst. nNss - STREET itss lsFs,
- e - ksssiss. eioss n.aie.s. hsnsa fsak
e.ss E! I'D sssfs ksha e. ssfa lsa - 80
- q t:sas { ssns< ussk. and psll sssn As.s
- ktzss e heses fsfsishihe esoda cssk elssss
80 $50 sfass's nsnsllS ials u assi sias ia -
81 KINDS - ssr1sniRu Dossi
Nes!zesR = shs sefsss Of Ffiaes spd ranhsf
49, rs 49, kis fpsss 8 Aalts 6a stase usy
~ Feuf xla WsFAssn.
Nss 1.stp Nm CofFMAE = CO
~. AsessI - srEAs
Lyons 81 stern.
esy slress, opposiis lie cntsem t.ouss,
Anexsssle. Tezn..
AAy1 lee feeslssi and spsned : zee 1nl
sFlsaass kiss'k q eeosis sOssslssise q
SUMNER COATS.
PANTS AND VESTS,
LINEN SHIFTS,
FLANNEL SHIRTS.
large variety Of
rtyoTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
NOTIONS, &C.. a.
Tbs sAdIcs will ana eleiee sslecti0n e Prints
sfiaehaink Wsmfabiqua. Poll De Cheers Psrsiaa
Plaid Nilk Plaid Black Ellk OrieBtsl Laatse Scotch
Paid al wool De1.anes, Printed Striped snd Plaid
Ghaili Chanbfy, 0rgandy, Lawn, Jseoast Main.
fook, Cross Barred Brilliants, Ewisse4 Iacs and
Silk tinnsIilas Cloth Dussess and Hacka Swiss and
jacenet EAgsnE, Thread and German Laces
Ttiinmings Pic-Ntc and silk Gloves, Ribbons and
Ifsts Slipper aud Cater Shoes &c, &c.
Purchasers win DO wsli 20 give IN call Prices
stodsrais. mayi-3n
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Jae. n. I'm. A. and Geo. n BrdnAsr -
Ctesier q lTsliiaas, q ais.

Jae. r., Hm. A. and Geo. II. Bfdnasr rs.
cseTier q lISltiams, q ais
THE dsssadanss Joha H. cssEier and william
williams hare removed ffon The State % Tsunca-
go - ,saaai 81 ne hti 4 orsrod that puilica-
tion Be- made ~ fosir Successive weeks IN The Knox-
sfEls WhiR hclsfyist saii deisnlanss v appear be-
E.ss ne Eksacefs Caaft - Kneksllie. On Re Arss
Nenaag ~ Oxt1bce nsxt sllea ehd theFe % make
shex dsfka.e % the BILL o. The Same win Be takss
So eoalesed IS 81 she ard ~ oF heariag e. parts.
runy IL The order
nys4s Pas D. i. DEADKRFcK, CAN
..yeanaeffr sSmifA rA Rselvlra Pryor akd etAers.
THE aelssaaAs. rs IT. Conner, Who e q aau-ses-
sdent o. Tennnasea - stated Ia the hilis IL Il
sIefef that pslieA8iea he made fF four successive
weeks ia the KnsxsiEle WhiE notifying sd delon-
dahs 10 aafcar befpre tha ChAHesFy Cpaft at Knox
sifle en- the atxs AoAday az OetobeF next then and
titss % make - deltnss 20 tis hll 81 she same
Niil Be sakea - reuf-ssa - 70 hin, and 81 for
he4ring u latts.
a copy Of The eraes;
nys-4s psi n AZ DKADEEIck, CAN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
Jslmes 2. Pace =. plamiee q Mabry.

Jslacs T. Pace rs Plslalee q Aabry
TIE aeisadasi 4. 9. Phsmlaa being nos ab-
peus foEu the State ef Tenncssse 20 that the ord-
nsEf process e Law eannal s. served ppoR hin II
b ordered that pol icaiion b lhade fs feaF saccss
ssse weeks ID TIE Khoxville Wing nctifying said
knoxviEle, Ga the Efst Monday q October next,
thrf and carte 81 snake his defense % Ihe bill or
the sane vii be ikken fsr coAtsked asso him, and
81 tes hssring ex pastAs
A copy Of tlaa erdcr;
myfsst pfs b. a. DEADKRICK, CAM.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

aI Is Hesse 81 4lnts KeaasfAs /
T1iE aelSa6ang 3assss ksahsdx having n.
nsofs4 ffeg Kaoa eotfsIly end tols b pafts I'M
known. q fiAfsa inshs Ill Il h osdsrei thai
FahlIeasaa Il MADE ~ fer s.eesisa wesis In the
khnsvllla Mhlk. neti lsshg said Defendants 10 APP
pear before sAs SAAheeiy Curt a kasxssslR on The
Aki Nehsizs q uEaphlf ne1k ihsa aud there 10
nks IL delanse Is lie 6I 81 the same win b Ia
keA 60 - ssea g t1 klphs end 81 kr hearing IL
par4a.
a copy 81 tha order;
myi-ts rfsi .. 4. pEADHRieK, c. n.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

Iese 6elEnb .. Fl, Ramsey,
TIKI defendants. J, A. Ramsey, being nov with.
ha made tss four successive ~eeks IN the Knoxville
9Fhik nefifyiag sala delaAdAnkto ap1aaf befepNthe
EhAktsy cdan Il KnyEsisie On the Afs. Iasslky Of
Oeseber seat then end there b. make his defense 10
Che Hti - he aae Alll u tAksa fss confessed ~
To- Aina aisa go re- heArsnR 90 pAFta.
A copy 81 The srdefs
n.y.. lepiyss D.A DEADERIuK, c. an.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-26
mittee's report, SO that II. F. No. 90 should be
recommended to pass

mittees report, so that II. F. No. 80 should be
recommended to pass
The vote being taken on recommending Fl.
F. No. 80 to pass, it was announced as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bulls Coffin. COMMIT Crane.
Dixon. Grannis, Graham, Hill, Letford. Nc.
Kay, Moulton. Nourse, Smith, Woodruff. You,
mans, Armstrong and Mr.. Speaker-17.
Nays-Messrs. Ackley, Barlow, Buffers. Fer
rim, Fitz, Foster, Gibbs, Geiteau, Huey, Hunt,
johnson, Kidder, Kiefer, Latimer Meagher,
Richardson, Rigby, Whittemore and Wiswell
Inc report of the committee, Indefinitely
postponing the bill, was then adopted.
n SPECIAL COMMITTEE
r, Inc Speaker named as special committee on
r. II +. No. l0S, Messrs Richardson, Kiefer and
IN, SENATE AMENDMENTS.
!ne senate amendment to Fl. f. No. IS, re-
'atng 70 partitions of real property.
Mr.. BIDDER objected to the amendment
as nniitlng the operation of the bill to Joint
tenants and tenants in common, while there
were other rights in property contemplated bv
Inc House refused to concur.
Senate amendmendment to IT. F No ia
authorizing New Canada to borrow money To
pay bounties to soldiers. W
The House concurred
Adjourned
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DIED..

In this city, on the evening of the 21st inst of
scarlet fever, ELIZABETH ELLA only child of
Emery and L. NJ. F. Livermore. of St. louis, Mo.
aged hve years. ELLA seeps!-it is WE'LL
On the morning Of the goth inst, PHILIP ED
WAhD, infant son of John and S. T. Nicols
OF consumption, at Great Barring on, Mass. on
brother of Mrs. David Sanford, of this cty aged "a
years. " "
In Philadelphia on the 9th ult., LIZZIE, young
est child Of lenatus and Kate Donnelly of Nininger
aged year, months and II days.
On the 18th inst, at his residence IN st. Anthony,
after brief illness, CHARLES SCOTT, aged 90
years and months.
At a O'Clock p. NJ. on the 18th inst MARY JULIA.
daughter OF James and Alice Maria Cullen.
In this city, on the 18th inst, LEONORE HALE,
wife of Mason Ii. Mills
On the 17th inst, HENRY, son of Silas Mum.
aged years and months.
In Shakopee, on Friday, February l tn, 1864, Miss
MARTHA MARIAH, daughter of John b. and
Jane Allen aged 20 years. II months, and % days
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WAsH,NeroNs B1RrHpAY.-The occa-

WAsHlNGTON's BIRTHDAY.-The COCA
sion was celebrated in this city, except by the
hosting of flags, and through individual ac-
ton, only as directed by law" The Senate
and House of Representatives held no session,
and at each of the public schools the day was
appropriately observed.
At Washington School, Mr.. Foster read
the Farewell Address, the children sang patri-
otto odes, and Rev. Mr.. Mattocks spoke to the
children of the character and history of WASH
ington, and interestingly described a visit to
Mount Vernon. A number Of visitors were
present.
At Adams School the exercises were opened
with singing by the schools, followed by hu-
morously satirical dialogue by the boys, repre-
sentatives of Young America. Keeping
School," by the girls. Miss Kelly as "school
marin, was a mirthful performance, greatly
pleasing visitors and children as classes in
spelling, reading and geography were called to
recite, and when, at the conclusion, Miss Sher-
| burne ofiiciated as school-committee-man in
conducting an examination. After which an
elder scholar delivered an Grafton, instituting
comparison between washington and Napo-
leon and the work of their lives Messrs.
Parker Paine and w. l.. Ames addressed the
schools, and Rev. DR.. McMasters read portions
of the Farewell Address. After various exer-
cises, including singing of patriotic airs by the
children, DR.. McMasters addressed the children
briefly upon the character of Washington, and
urging them to study it. The decorations of
the school room, including the portrait of
Washington, garlanded with evergreens, and a
motto, " Emulate the model man." were all
arranged by the children.
At the Jefferson School the Farewell Address
was read by Rev. F. A. Noble, the children
sang several national songs, three ofthe schol-
ars recited declamations, ind Messrs. Noble,
Ludvigh and Storey and Mr. Gates. the teacher,
made short addresses.
In the afternoon the school children were
having holiday, and enjoyed it in rides and
such other ways as parents would allow.
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PUBLIC PREsRNTATIoN.-On last Friday
afternoon, at Fort Smelling, Capt. Joseph Dan
iels was the recipient of a very fine black
horse, which cost $3.50. The horse was pre-
sented by the officers and men of Captain Asa
Bartons company, as a grateful acknowledge
ment for the services lately rendered them by
Captain Daniels.
Many of our readers are doubtless aware
that after Adjutant General Malmros had
failed in his attempts, through the telegraph,
to secure position for this company, and af-
ter the Secretary of War had issued an order
for its distribution, Capt. Daniels went to
Washington, and, through his ability and per.
eonal influence there, succeeded in getting the
order for distribution countermanded, and the
company assigned to Hatchs Battalion. Capt.
Daniels is an old and well known resident OF
this city. He served with distinction in the
late regiment of Mounted Rangers, and ac-
quired an enviable reputation as military man
of the first order.
Colonel McLaren, Lieutepants Whitney and
Chapman, and many others, officers and 9th
ers, were present on the occasion of the pres
entation, the affair passed off pleasantly, to
the satisfaction of all concerned, and termina-
ted in three rousing cheers for Capt Daniels
and Col. McIaren.