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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28
: Cbuits portrg,
The BETRAYED.

/ They're to be welded tomorrow!
I'll twine me garland tonight;
If tears from my eyes are o'erfowing,
They'll not make the roses less bright.
I'll call to my cheek rich flushing,
The haughtiest hectic of pride;
My eyes shall flash brighter and darker
Than those of his beautiful bride.
. Twill meet him with queenliest scorning.
Nor aught shall he read in my tone
To tell that miss the caresses,
The 1ove-words which once were my own.
NY fingers shall never once culver
Within his warm clasp as of old,
For the eagle has stopped from his eyrie,
Allured by the cleaning of gold.
They're to be welded tomorrow!
Last even I saw him pass by,
But his lips never parted TO greet me,
I won not glance from his eye.
O'er my own burning orbs swept the lashes.
Though yelled from the light by my hand,
For feared he would read in their language
The feelings could not command.
Oh! pride, keep thy haughtiest vigil!
Thy fetters weave heavy and strong!
For lcve in my spirit is twining
A dreamy and passionate song.
The fire of idolatrous worship
Isleaping through each thrilling vein,
My wild heart is painting and pining
To throb beside his once again.
They're to be welded tomorrow
That morrow he never shall see!
Though it spring from the east with rejoicing
1t dawns not for him nor for me.
My dagger shall drink to our meeting.
Ere midnight's dead watch shall have flown,
And while his hearts blood stains its cleaning
I'll bury it deep in my own.
From the lips whose proud curling last even
First woke this red vision of death,
Ny own, with passionate clinging,
Shall drink up the last trembling breath!
The false and true-hearted, together, :.
Well go to the shadowy land,
Where the asphodel waveth forever
Nemesis! oh, nerve this weak hand
Nay, let them be welded tomorrow
This spirit, unlinked from its bars,
Ere then shall but love and forgive him,
While floating above the bright stars!
Ha! what sharp pang in my bosom,
Half crushes the quivering breath
And the life-tide my pale lip is staining
The dagger shall rest in its sheath!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28

The plan adopted in the South 10
keep away dies from horses, is to
make strong decoction of walnut
leaves and wash the animal thor.
oughly with it every morning. This
viii keep all kinds Of insects away
from all kinds of animals.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28
Black Republican Contributors.

The Philadelphia Pennsylvania
publishes a list Of the members OF
the Republican General Association
of that city, with the amount of
their contributions. The names of
some Of them are annexed, for the
informa ton Of Southern men doing
business in Philadelphia:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28
business in Philadelphia:

Edward P. Kelly. 225 Chestnut, ........-S1o
S A Caldwell, "a Girard St, and Is Front. 10
Joseph Wood, Marke. above 3D.. 10
G Morrison Coates, Market above 81 $50. 10
Joshua L Hallowell, Market below 4th. -. 10
Lindsey Smith. % Church Alley, ........ 10
Tboms NJ Ferris, Church Alley. 10
VIM Morris Davis, Church Alley. 10
John E French, Church Alley y........... 10
Jos ] Levering. Jr.. Church Alley ....... 10
Chas Ellis, 50 Market street, 10
Alex G Catell, Front and Vine, ,...........1 10
Charles L Cleaveland, 8 Clinton ST., 10
E r Hutchinson. .............-....... 10
Charles NJ Walton, 10
Samuel b Branson. 10
Edwin Mitchell IL Bank ST., 10
Andrew NJ Jones'. .................l lO
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28
Highly CommendabIe.

Elk. Gov. A. v. Brown, of Tenn.
passed through our city yesterday
on his way to the Middle States
| l-Mattanooga .AdOertiser.
The course of Gov. Brown is wise,
and meets our cordial appreciation.
The people of the North do not un-
derstand public feeling in the South
they fall into the support Of Ere.
mont, many of them, thinking it is
their only true policy. Were speak
ers of the Southern States to min
gle in their mass meetings and speak
directly to them and disabuse their
minds upon the present issues ofpar-
ty, it would greatly quiet this ex-
cessive agitation. The South ask
nothing but justice, and the North
will acknowledge it when the qnes-
tions of the day are presented in
fair and dispassionate manner. No
better man than Gov. Brown could
be selected for this mission, and it is
a pity that there are not dozen
more engaged for the same object.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28

At Belfast, Maine, there was re-
Gently held a church meeting, when
one Of the members who had not
spoken for many years on such occa-
sions, rose, and to the surprise of all
went on to say that he was moved
to confess himself a great sinner,
and SO great did bis sins appear that
he very much feared that his breth-
rem would not be willing to forgive
him; and be hoped they would, and
be would try to lead better life in
time to come. Whereupon one of
his neighbors rose and said he felt it
to be bis duty and privilege to tes-
tify to all Mr.. Simmons had said a.
bout being so great a sinner:-"Ev-
er since have known him, be has
been the biggest scoundrel in this
town, and | xill just relate one of
bis acts, and you may judge Of all
the rest by that one. My sheep
get into his lot the other day, and be
cornered them all up, cut the gam
bril- Of one hind leg and stuck the
other through it, Of every one Of
the whole flock; and now you may
do as you please about forgiving
such a man, but / tell you ! never
will"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28

what vas goin' on at the cabin
this side the kreek, when you passed
ita' ns fsm
why. nothing much only a man
was sitting in I y door with no shirt
on, an a woman was greasing his
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29
KEW YORK MARKET


MARCH 29.-F!our unchanged, but better de-
maEd for eastern aud local trade, Slippers not in
market, sales at 6 SCAT 80 for common to good
State, and western 7,25a7, so for. extra State
Z. 25aS, o0 for common to good medium grades
extra western, S&10,50 for extra Gencsee and st
Louis, G Canadian in better demand at S.51a
4, i2aS, -. CornEneal heavy, 1871 for dorsey
Wheat less enquiry, scarcely so firm, sales at
I,5n for prime red Tenn. and 1, 10 for common
white Mich. Rye heavy and only in demand to
Ell contracts at l, I1al2, delivered, for Pa and
State; triting lots at /, l3aI4. Barley quiet and
prices nOminally the same. Corn unsettled and
custer, western mixed held at 20, without sales
Of other kinds Oats in moderate demand at ii
ala for State, and HSa46 cents per bus for Chi
ragO.
Whisky shade ffrmer, sales of ohioand Pri-
son At - !a2s.
Pork firm in fair demand at 16, 1sa16,a5 for
meSs. Beef lower. sales at & 25nS, 70 for colIn-
try prime, and 9, 25a 10, "a for do mess; and liza
t2 fur rrPackCd western mess. Prime mess beef
dull at lTa22. Cut meats unchanged, 800 pk.s
at : 1-2a7 G-f for shoulders, S I-4a9 l-2 for
hams. Dressed hogs in demand at is Bacon
firm, $50 bxs long mitidlcs ut 1-2 for clear,
100 bxs short ribbed at . Is. Lard 9s1-2a9 i l.
St ,ekS dull. Cleveland & Toledo 50 81.
Giev.. Columbia s Cincinn I03 81 Erie Sc.
Michigan Southern % i-j. SIicEl. Cent? % IL
y. I. Cent? SIS IL. Pa. Coal Co. Sd Read
ing - Milwaukee and Mississippi 50 Is IIar-
lem go. Cleve. Il PITTS. o. Sterling exchange
tiFIu.
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MEDICAL,
ALL SHOULD TRY I7'i!I
DR.. j.. Hos.TETTER's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Ro,sIes sold tn one , cas-.

N0rHINGtn the 1naTket-no.hins s.! fae t=cesl usrke,
iSr the past my years. has equAled,
article be produced equal 20 this
GREAT ANTI-DYRPEPTIC.
Dr. ktostetters preparation Is granny recipe
clans verbal Investigation 1t is result Of profound
and elaborate study OF Of the scientific chemists
the present century,
Dr. Hosteer submits lis Invaluable BeFs any cheI.
cal stli better, personal trial upon SOuI
own eonsttuton TLe true properties OF these BterS
DC FOUND BY the hTst analysis the full great
VIII be made manifest Iva aOsIncreji-
HitterF. -
nOas: Try bottle Of these Rls,ers, and be
TeltsvSdat
Are YOU annoyed by Indigestion: Remove cause by The
fret of tacSe BIticrs.
Have you Fever AEe! How many THOUSANDS La TIT
West and South have been constitution destroy
inf disease, h. the use of these Filters.
Az shoud try t'is great andee. We venture to afrSs
that while Hostetters Bersar esd case of fever and
aEIIc cannot occur.
onc vine gassnI taken three day before meals
Xii De found tonic Agent, which all VIII appreciate
WSe personally satisfied OF the fact, they y Civ.
ing the Htters enc trial.
There other crs, represented same which
arc comparatively worthless. Our Bltters without
rival Tor their medicinal TuslitrE. They put up In
square hotties containing tuart viii, the dircctont on
tie None other genuine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PR BoTTLR.
~ For sale b? all the principal Druggists, Hotel Bars
estHHFAo+ sud DEALERS generally throughout United
States, and by
LAuGHIINs 1 BUsHPIElD and
T, H. LOGAN 4 CO.,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
z. WAsniSGroS, Ma

r7,-s~ - ~ sWkSHtSGrOS. March fss.
HoUsR-The House resumed the considera
ton Of the bill defining the rights of voters and
duties of Commissioners Of elections in Wash
ington.
After struggle of two hours, the bill was re-
committed to the committee on the District of
Columbia.
Mr. Lane, of Oregon, called attention to the
horrible sufferings of the whites in Oregon and
Washington Territories, caused by the I'M
checked ontragcs of the Indians-2OO, 900 Of
whom, of various tribes, arc located therein
He alluded to the frequent murders committed,
and said that no step of the Administration had
thus far been of service restraining these
age atrocities and unless some severe step IS ia
ken the whites will be wiped os,t:entircly. He
earnestly appealed for an appropriation of $500,
OU0 tosechre the services Friendly Indians who
could alone in summer penetrate 10 the hiding
places and Businesses oftl,e foe. lie introduced
a bill for that purpose, and it WAS referred to
cotn. on Ways and Means.
M.. Campbell, chairman of com. on Waysand
Means, said the matter would be considered isn-
mediately.
Adjourned till Monday.
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.djourned till Monday.
FROM HAVANA

NEw YoRx, March 27.-Thc steamer Empire
City from Harana, with dates to the morning OF
the 23d inst, has arrived She reports expert
cue;ng. during the most of her passage, head
winds from the north west and northeast, with
very heavy swGlls from the northward
The papers furnish no news of Importance
The Empire City in thcport of Havana
the Z. S. flagship Potomac, the sloops-ofwar
Cyanne and Saratoga, and the e. S. mail steam
or Fulton, together with the British 81 gunShip
Powerful, aud several Spanish vessels ofwar
On tue evening of the I'D inst, brilliant
theatrical entertainment was given on hoard the
Potomac, which was attended BY officers of the
var vessels and of the mail vessels in port A
large delegation Of the American ladies at Ha-
vana, were also present, by invitation.
The mail steamer Grenada, from New York,
arrived at Havana on the morning of the 23d
Another steamer supposed to be the Phiiadel-
phia, from New Orleans for Aspinwall, was7sig-
nailed off the Moro, when the Empire City sail
sd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29
- FnNFERENCE

w4sH1xeTox. March s8.ZThe National Re
publican Executive Committee had conference
LAST night with the leading anti ebraska mem,
bcrs Of Congress, with view Of determining the
best course TO cenceptratealF opposed to Slavery
in territories, in securing notnlsatinn
tive and generally acceptable, for the frssiden-
tial candidate A circular addressed TO the rco.
pie ofthe u. s, inviting their cooperation III
5thescause above indicated, has been prepared by
T. 2. Blair, but not approved by the committee.
Gen. Whitfield the sitting delegate from Kan.
sas, will lcaxe on Sunday, to accompany 4 spec
ial committee of the House, all Of whom THAT
time viii be on their yFsy to the Territory
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

srEAHso'T EEPLostos.--rhe steamer Ne
gOp0ii'' Capt Hazlett, from Pittsburgh to New
orleans. exploded one of her boilers, when
near West Columbia, Va. at 8 o'clock Thursday
morning. Her boilers must have been made
IRON defective iron, or cut too close in riveting.
1t the explosion had been caused from an over
Pressure of steam. it appears TO US that they
would have all went at onae, and this:is our rea-
son for thinking that this one of her boilers was
detective in iron or manufacture.
The effects Ofthe explosion were terrible, for
an account Of which see Telcgraphic column.
Eapt Hazlett5 and eight Others, are mentioned
asamOns the dead. We viii give fullaccount
OF the catastrophe, as soon as We can get reIia-
bic information.
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ewark-.... TN g $50 q
GOING NORTH.
N.,L EXP ExrHEss

GOING SoCTH-Tbe s.i0A. n. Train
usky with Morning Train from T0ietu; ct MOnroCTe With
Chicago Expr=ss Southern Div tslon OF e r. Road;
Shelby Junction Wt:h Cincinnati Express Cleveland;
Mansfield junction Eifh Day Express f"r' ftShgh and ut
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central ohio
Railroad.
The " rai1y will connect Santiissy witi stan
Bay City from Dctro at MOnEOey with western Train
C. T. II r.: ut Shelby Junction at ii T. NJ Eith the Sail
Train G. G. C. r. CfOE Columbus s Gihcinnat at Mans
fe Junction at 80 p N. with Fast train O. r. r. n.
Tor pittsburgh, and Newark with East aud Wet Might
Trains on Central Ohio r. u
GOISCf NORTiI,Ths o. SO Train will ctose ceu-
nectiOn Newark With Mail Train from BelaIE G. o. II
X: Mansfield Juucton with Express fGF Ptaburgh;
Shelby Junction vt 12iS With Cincinnati Express fer
Cleveland. Buffalo aud New York, and MonrOeTfe
Stall Train O. &. II road 10 Toledo, Chicago, e..
219 Train viii Newark with Express f-onl
Central Ohio Roa; MarSfpi Junction with
Fast Train for PittSIaF ~ Shelly function al 5.21
with Cincinnati Sail for clsEe S0nroese NiFht
Express Toledo and Chicago, Ssndusky with she
steamer Bay City for Detroit and ChienEp.
slElss J.. R.sROBESSOS, Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

AccIDESr.-A young man named Thomas
70 collins, fen down the hatchway Of the steamer
y, Wisconsin, and broke his thigh in two places
lie Is about 16 or IS years Of age, and is one OF
the hands left upon the boat without money
when she was attached by the Sheriff. He was
fudely called up about 10 o'clock at night, and
sent with kick to perform some duty, and IN
the hurry to get of. fell down the hatch. he
ay without attendance until a late hour yester-
aay moraing, ssxEea Dr. j. @. Hupp was called,
Who speedily reduced the. fractures. We us-
Sefstand the young man win be removed to the
AaFlne Hospital, where he viii be properly cared
0F' Dr. Hupp is entitled to tibet thanks Of the
9easyolent Of this community. for The interest
ne has taken in this uFsteFtrHst sus esstit.tte
= 80 Z 49, ~ - 50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

REnovAL.-Mr C. P. Brown is about remov-
Ing his Jewelry Store to the middle room IN
HOrnbrooEl$ new building, Main street, which
he has fitted up in beautiful style Mr. B. has
just returned from the Eastern cities, where he
purchased an assortment of goods more extern
sve than he has yet had the pleasure to exhibit
70 the citizens of Wheeling. AS soon as he gets
into his new room, he will be pleaSed to have al
lis Old friends call and examine his stock ofbeau.
titul and useful articles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

MOnr NEw suErr Mrsrc.-Another lot of new
sheet music, consisting of Songs, Pollsas, and
WaItzes, was yesterday received by Robinson &
Bro, to which they ask the attention of all low
ers of good music They have also 'Unitcd
States, Canada and Cuba" by Miss Murray,
Countess of Lacclles,' and other new books.
IfyOGwant anything new and good in the book
or music linz, No. Washington Hall is the
place to getit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

REArkss 4,sD MowEas.-At Martinsville, Ohio.
Is located large mandatory ofReapers, Nov,
ers, Threshiug Machines, and most kinds of ag-
Ficultnral instruments. ewncd and conducted by
dessrs, swsrtz & Rice The Reaper and Now
eF, is particularly highly spoken of by farmers
in Ohio and Virginia who have tried them, and
We are requested by Mr.. George Sawtell and
Mr. ANDREW Mitchell to say that they tried them
NiEeetUally the last season, and found them to
lniiy equal all the praise they had ever heard
bestowed upon them, and went far beyond their
"Wn antieipations when they commenced using
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

HEAprrELD RA1LsoAp.-'Fhe laying of the
track on the Hompfield Railroad has been COM
pIeted as far as Triadelphia, Va. Its the inten-
ton of the company to run daily train be-
tween that place and Wheeling, as soon as the
ears can be had The trains will connect
with the Washington aud Pittsburgh coaches at
Tradelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

WE direct attention to the advertisement of
DR.. DeGrath's Electric Oil, following the matter
on this page. The great success attending the
application of this Oil, has rendered it popular
wherever known. The cures referred to as Ia
king place in our midst, are familiar to many,
though We did not until recently know that this
Oil was the instrument in producing them.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29
IsEcoSp prsPArcH.

We learn TINT nine persons have died from
injuries received by the explosion of the steamer
metropolis" The dead are: Capt E. c. Haz-
let, F. A, Roberts Mr.. North. Mr.. Bryant, Mr.
Metz, and three passengers. names unknown.
and opt. fireman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

DESTRUCTIVE FlRr-The Piedmont Works, at
I.ynchbrrg, were destroyed by fire on the 25th
inst Several highly finished passenger cars for
the South-Side Railroad, were lostin the conaa-
grafton, besides large amount of work in a
partial state of completion. Loss estimated at
$50, 600, with an insurance of $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

os Monday last, Mr. Kilwen introduced his
bill by unanimous consent, of which previous
notice had been given, auneudatory of the acts
heretofore passed, granting bounty lands to the
old defenders of our country. The billwas. read
/, first and second time, and referred to the com
,nit,ee on Public Lands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

We received yesterday communication ask
ing question of our correspondent .,vindex'
1t is short, probably it would not make more
than six lines in our paper. and is courteous in
It's phrascology, yet We do not publish it from
the fact that the author forgot to entrust us
with his name BY doing SO We will take plea,
sure in being his publisher.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

q s THE REPE iIifts rs. s s
lJf ASK, March s:-4rhs National Executsys
ftss-.iay 5Ei,eY, have issued 4 cab bra National
{s,RsehtiosEt 10 meet at RniIadelpIia oafhz 18th
oF June uast inSitihg die Attendance OF the de-
Fegates refresentirg an tho opponents of the sla-
yerr llaiicsaf the atlIlinistr ration The address
thought d have been written by Z. b Blair was
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EXPLOSION

tropolis burst her larboari boiler Yesterday
morning, at Poneroy, between D and i o'clock
z. ~. The boat vas not much damaged seven
persons injured, three dangerously CAPT Haz-
lett and son=of the Rev. Bryan, of Pittsburgh,
were very badly scalded Capt Hazlett has
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NJ. l.. Dorsey,
nT4LER Is
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WHEELISGV


LEtsiEo DOOR RpIOW y r. RARFER,s sroaEf
WHEELING, VA
HAVE it received anO;ltrlo: Of Roots Shoes from
tie lICst Philadelphia manufacturers expressly
this tra Of good material and the workmanship AMI
ais prepared to furnish any aud everybody with any
10 dollar boot, and variety, style quality material
and durability Of Workmanship, AMI prices cannot be sur
passed rs any other house in III. any Otl,er city.
Gents Shoes all kinds styles and qualities
made 10 OysisF.
Having employed the worS1aen In the United
State am satisfied that cRnuS; fA please any who may
Cali a,J examine FOR your scIres-
Hy stock consists In part # III teIoSins articles
100 pals best en- boots;
- 90 90 d tliFsl
1y0 do water nrOOf boots;
- do cork sole.
Ion pair b=zt calf bFWgsas
H. 90 sl.Ies
leo do log priced beots
BoYS AND Y9ITifS BRoGAEs.
In do kip
boY's AND YOUTHS ROOTS.
100 pairs OF calf boots;
luz do kill -
WOMENtS WEAR.
$50 pairs lasting FaItrrs, colcFs,
$50 do Walking shoes,
100 do morocco busEtIs.
Isl do kid
$50 do Jenny Llnd
2UU do morocco and kid slip4era.
MISSES BOOTS.
lSn PAIRS morocco boots,
ISL do kid ?
1sS do French morocco boats.
I5J do Kip
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-29

The est quality ladies glove leather tssters and hus-
k!s, dne Hnt soft article. Ladies glove a-
with high hSC heavy and button up the side
ClIILDRENt5 WEAR
Patent leather morocco, kid glove leather lasting
calf aud fancy boots CATERS ankle Oxford ties
aud al other kinds a always hand at Low prices.
GINS.
La'ss meas Trd misses sandals bOOts and OYtrshess Of
here enumerated, which viii on the most aceomo-
jci Dnpsp~,