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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25
HENRY C. WHITNEY 2c0.,
Real Estate Brokers,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

Particular attention giUen to the salecf lands
in East Tennessee to parties from the North.
err States. AL persons otcntng Real Estate
and desiring to make early sales are inuited TO
communicate nth this office, sending .faA de-
scriptiOn, forrest price and best terms. Char
geS moderate, and no charge unless sale be
Effected We are desiriouS to open correspon-
dence tgith, and secure the cooperation Of Real
Estate Agents throughout East Tennessee
Mineral Lands and large tracts Of Cheap
Lands tcanted for C0lonists.
RrFERs 20 Coy. Brownlox nolsstf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25
FROM the Cleveland Barne- we clip the

From the Cleveland Banaer we clip the
following:
There has been two deaths from small
pox in this place within the past week. =
Jesse Naples aged about 20 years, died on
Wednesday with the disease. Rich Fore, q
club-footed negro, died on Tuesday. We
have heard of only two new cases since our
last. The disease is evidently on the de-
crease.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25

John Duncan, one of the muldererS Of
Geo. G. Montgomery, in Monroe county, last
month was found lead in a public road in
that county, a few days ago. He had been
ehnt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
EAST Tenn. LAND AGENCY.
C0CKRILL q SEYMOUR,
Real Estate Brokers,

hNOdHild<E, IENN-
A TTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE
Il and Exchange of Real Estate. Have
constantly on hand for sale, valuable FARM
ING, MINING, TIMBER and GRAzINa Lands
IN all counties in East Tennessee.
We also have for sale Mills, Water Pow
ers and Sites for Manufactures, Town and
City Property. a
Persons wishing us to negotiate for the
Sale Of their Lands or Property, should
apply promptly by letter or in person.
Lands in East Tennessee exchanged for
Northern and Western Lands
Titles examined, and all business connec-
ted with the transfer of Real Estate, prompt
ly attended to.
Full particulars and descriptions of any
Lands in East Tennessee gratuitously given.
Office over Exchange and Deposit Bank
corner Of Main and Gay Streets, Knoxville,
Tennessee. asl4aa
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25
OCEAN STEAMERS.
7
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
NY'S THROUGH LINE TO GALL
FORNIA- M
Touching at Mexican Ports, and carrying
the United States Mail.
Ttro.tgh ~ ts0eaty-tsoo days.

.0NE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
sgssaid Steamships VII leave pier 10 q, North River
oot of canal ss = ecleck fbe lila
snd zst 81 esery rleath, tsksspt shoss a
ssne. ara ten On the 7ssuing Saturday. for AsPIA-
WALL eonnsessng via Pasama kaIluag With ans of ths
fompAzys steen,seips from PanAas SAN FRAsClsco
touching at ACAPULCO
Departures q the aad zst oanscf AZ P.na. xt,h
strzIness for SOUTH PACIFIC asd ckNTRsL AagRfcfN
FORTS. fhcss Of fEt touch II aAxzANILEO
dscoant of oRk QIARIKR frsal ssssers' rs.s, aed
% sscond eaein snd stgs passengers with iies Alec
an aewAnee Of 3Ak QuAETER through % clergy
mes and thsz families and school sodess havag
hoavrsble diseizFsss. HALF FARR
Ons HR1dfed Pozads baggage allo ~ e.sh admit n.~.x,-
-efs accompzny eaSSAxe hFoash and snd
ehdFrn sltheet nas proectors Baggage
dk tnT Gay bsoTe sailing Etzsmboess 4ssiroads
passensrrs wko FFsfsf sand do~n early Y
IA exprisncrd safzsen bxEd And astsndsnee
/ free
Fer pAsass fksis farther nisrsAtiss sppsy a. ne
Compaays teks1 ehes 90 ne WA.rf foof Oh CANAL
sTRkkT, NORTH kfVKR xEw feRE.
aPsiisn wv. o. BELLOWS, Assat.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25

Knoxville kreedmen's School.
Rev A. Z. ANDERSON, superintendent.
NHIs school supported by the schoo League ofEast Ten
nesses organized the eEd of December 1865
when the Western Freedmens Aid Commission aared up nd
runaway without paying the coored teachers vino in
their employ Some Of the teachers who employed
months not received dollar for wages board
travelling expenses while others have not received bat
half what promised thsn and the only reason that
been given that coored teachers would give
their advanced which thsy had taught before any
mission here white tsschsrs aHd take the infant
classes, 90 back into the country 5es.s "a
The School in Knoxville comencsd on the first day OF jan
uary Mr. Charles Brooks of New York. Principal and
Miss Rachel Alexander OF Abn Ohio, and teacher of the
normal class aided the Superintendent This School s
strictly free school, charge have been made IS sup
ported by School League East Tennessee This
League association Of Fregmen Who tax themselves
monthly to bare the OF the School They pledge them
selves in building school HOUSES and employing teachers
for other neghborhcod as fast they obtain the means
The number Of hdren attending the School is about ls0
Daily about 100 Collections be Rev
T. Anderson Superintendent, Charles Brooks, Princt
pal, Knoxville, Tennessee. M l6 marl4u
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25
OWNERS OF IMPROVED FARMS

OWNERS OF IMPROVED FARMS
DESTROYS to sell the same, arc 1cited TO send
full description, lo,cest price, and best terms,
together ,eih authority TO sell the same to this
office .1L
ONE HUNDRED EARlIS WANTED
for Northern EhGgaigrdnts ~
Parties hariag geEiiga5te Ma SITES to dispose
ei are hkeIcisc requested to confer nth US.
No charge for services unless sale be effected.
HENRY C. WHITNEY q CO.,
Real Estate 1geHts, Nashrale, Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25

IN al dsesses Of these organs whether eTistipg in Ao
FSsaIsn from sskafsU,r originating. 10 matter
hoC long standn9 Il PLEASANT in taste and odor, IN
se0dts action, strengthening than of the
preparations of Bdrk or iron.l II ~ fA4 .i1
Those suffering from Broken d0cn or delicate CoNsa-
tioHs, procure tss remedy at ozcs
The reader be that hsEever slight may be the
attack OF the above diseases II Is certain TO affect hts eddy
Heath, Mental P0tCsrs and HappLness. - i@-st
All the above diseases require the aid Of diurstic.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25
EVERYBODY

eau get u stahd letter cnreiopc my Theosr -. oH
treastt q Aernoa& IriairT Esd Szrsai Basa cF Ge
90 al - zeassa eodaai, with fun sywptom Lhts Tor
threesn poztae s,amrs 20 prepay postage Circular for
aaaey, DC. apr4-iy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25

A GRADUATE OF THE COLLEGE OF
n PAyssc4ans ana Surgeons, and formerly
vth Er Wlistd Parker 81 Aeu York respeatfaiy
professional siee the cpazuny ~ al the trances of
kusxcry and Mpaieae osv oser tn First Nasnaai BANK
fsl3s-2uo
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25
.R FRANK a. RAMSEY

uAso ef Kroayilisl
No. 5 Adams Street,
suE2n MEMPHIS. TENN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-25
HAMPDEN SIDNEY ACADEMY, !
Knoxville Freedmen's School.

A Primary School for boys Address
marl4n j.. n. PAYNE, Principal
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John w. Fornoy, the Chief Clerk Of the Senate,
thus concludes recent letter, dated al Washing
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21
Manage Of he Governor Of Aiobama %
poses ne Csnsfifufionai amendment.

Manage of Ghe Governor Of Aiobama -0p-
poses tie Csnsfifutionai amendment.
MoBLE, Nov. Is.-The messare q The
Governor Of this State is published this
morning. The only portion Of general M.
terest is that relative 10 the constitutions
amendment. After REVERSING the whole
subject. the Governor says; az an dee,.
dediy Of the opinion that this amendment
should not be ratified. The First sectisn en-.
bodies principle daDgersusto the liberties
Of the people Of the whole evsntry. and 10
as applicable TO New York and Massachu.
setts a. hllbami. The third section would
5riug no possible good 10 the represented
States. while il would reduce those unrep-
resented TO utter anarchy and ruin. We
are sincerely desiroes Of complete rrstora.
ton TO the Union. We want Cancellation.
harmony and national tranquility. We
feel We have given every evidence Of hon.
est purpose 70 conform in good faith to the
conditisn Of things surrounding Us
Alabama is as true to-day to the constitu-
ton and laws Of the general government ~
any State of the Union. Under the internal
revenue law-taI 90 cotton, the people Of
this State are now pairing revenue TO the
government Of nearly 10000. 900 . rear.
Ia the enactment Of these laws We had no
voice. The amenJmsnt was proposed when
nearly one.ihird Of the States we're unrsp.
resented, and all its features are aimed q,
the States thus excluded. The ratification
Of such al amendment. under such circum-
stances. cannot accomplish any good 70 the
country, and might bring irretrievaole dis
sster.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

THE BaLruHoss Observation-Disclosures.
Nor. i3.--Judge Bzr,el has just rendered
his decision in the habsas corpus case.
which sustsins the power Of Gov. SWAIN 10
remove the Commissioners. There vas
great cheering in the SQUIRT room by the
friends Of Gov. Swami and the rsev com.
uissienerG IN - gsrm ef
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21
APPOINTMENTS.

Raleigh Disuict.-L. L. Hendren. P. e.
Raleigh slalion-H I Hudsoa.
Raleigh Mission--A X Raven.
Woke cireuit--J b Bebbil.
Wake Mission-W N Jordan.
smih6elJ cireuii-r Riesui.
Tar River circuit II Wheeler.
Louisburg-J A Cunninssim.
Granville circail-Jean Tillst.
Henderson circuit r Wyehs.
Hillsboro' Distriet--W. II. Bobbitt. p. z.
Hill.bOrousA siaiion--w Wilson.
Chapel Hill aaiion-0 Brent.
Durhams eireuit-R 8 Webb.
Hsr River eireuii-H Gibbons,
Rrszkissvils eireuil-C n Phillips.
Aismsnce eircsii- A Nof1.sn. s.a.s.
0ailford Mission--Z Rush.
Lessbnrg eireuit-L Shell.
Person cifeuit-P C.us~sy.
Greensboro District-N. p. p cad. p. T..
Greensborsssh ssstion--w Bsr'inser.
Guiford circuit-5 w Lewis.
High Poiai and Company sbops-N n D Wilson.
Tfinity stslion-B csaven.f
ThomssviIls sntion-D z BsiOn.
Davidson cjreuil-w D Msschsm.
Ashbore' eireuh-J 2 Thonpson. o Alfoa s.p,y.
Fsrsylhs Ciresii--J w whssIer.
siskes GE Wyehs.
Madisen /. &C Dodsou.
wsns~orih cifeuit--W q Gsnson.
Ysncsyvk eisesii--R @ Barrett
Trinity coII~ss--B cssss. Prs;iest Pear Deub,
Prgsspr. l ~ 81
Thsa.yilk Female colsss--D = Buion, Pss'f.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

isrEsrsriso Bkcls.os.-Judge Giles, Of
the United States Circuit Court Of Mary.
land, in the case Of the Jackson Insurance
Company. Of Memphis. Tsnn..vs. James
A. Stewart, has decided that !. private In
terests are protected and bona fds contracts
made before the breaking out u war are
suspended during its existence. bat revive
al its termination." The action was on .
bill Of exchange drawn ia Memphis in
February, 1861, Al SIXTY days. ON James A.
Stewart. payable Al the farmers and Plan
,ers' Bank in Baltimore. aud accepted By
Stewart. bat protested for non-paymsnt
April rs. 1861, The plea Of the statute u
limitation was put in. but the Court affirm.
ed that the statute did no, ran from August
10. 1861, 10 June 10. 1865. the dates of the
proclamations Of war and peace. Daring
this interval no interest was allowed. bat
Judgment vas given for principal and in
terest exclusive Of this interval.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

GrsEslL SHERSAs's SYMPATHY Win the
Observation-Disclosures General sherman.
when In Washington. made no secret Of his
support Of the Presidents policy. On one
ecosslon he said: "Soidiers have some
thing else 10 do now besides fighting. We
fought the rebels asiong as there ~ere any TO
6ght. What We have 10 denow 10 20 secure
the objects for which We fought We fought
70 restore the Union, let 70 now restore IT,
He freqsently expressed his surprise and
Indignation that the sosihsrn States sers
deprived 81 the right Of Representatives 20
long after the termination Of the war. III
MI Commercial Ldsoxs~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

Qaile q number of suits have already
been instituted sgainst the judges ofelectian
by riiizens whose votes they rejected at
the reeen, election 10 Maryland.
The Boston Commercial 10 informed that
the Radicals Of Charlestown, Nd, are 20.
Ing 20 contest Walkers (colored) seat TO
the Legislature. on the grosnd thu, he vas
elected BY Democratic votes.
The colored . eitiEensr Of Indiana held
. State convention last week. Resolutions
we're adopted denoancing President John.
son, and reprovingl Congresslfor hesitating
to confer impartial suffrage on account u
considerations Of policy.
A train Of cars was throw OF the track Of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. near
Franklin. KY. on the morning of the 9th.
by q baud Of highwaymen. numbering ten
o. twelve men. aud the passengers robbed
Of %. 500.
One Of the editors Of the Louisville
Courier has been TO Brazil. got nsturalized.
but is back home again. He says the
!" South. poor. ruined. and desoIatc - she
10. is worth . hundred Brazils yet"
The Commissioner Of Agriculture. Hon.
Isaac Newton. lies very seriously Ill 81
Washington, having been confined TO his
room several weeks OF late no progress
toward bis recovery has been made.
The bill making habi,usl drunl enness =
sufficient cause for divorce. has passed the
Vermont Legislature, 10 20 %, With IN
amendnent requiring that the Drunkenness
msst be Of two years duration. Prsvioss 10
the finding sfthe libel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21
Salisbury District--w. Gloss. r. 3.

: ! 4 :: ! ! !:
"A
Rowan eiscai.--C M Anderson. s
A6scksvjlDs ciscat--J e Mann. El
yeassvilk eiscsis--L F Wsy. N# Nt
ssssy ciresA--R T N s,svsns. ST. Eli
Wilkss eircsi, &C Plylsr.
Alsxandef circui,-w n Barnes
lrsdell circsi,--M G Thomas Sc
South Isa,lsl eiIcnil--T L Tdplstt -.
Ssassssie circui,--M N Shsrill auY 81
Elkin cireai.--Tobe supplied
Roanoke District--R. s. Moran, P. &. q
Roanoke Cicui.--J r Simpson
Warsaw circuis--J r Moore
Tssboro cireuit.-j w Jenkins
williams,eu circsi--JJ Hines, Resks Sspy.
Plymouth si,cui,--W r giesgl .sg 81. 4a5
Wsshins,oa circuit Long sssta.I
Bath circsit4- 10 b Supplied, aaish
Mssssmssksss circuit H Moore sa,
Hasssrss ciiesii- To b supplied Ga a
WiIsos---J w Tucker faa aazIis-sl ii.
A w Hansan, Agent, @ r college ii a .s.la
CFDesms, !" 'eA aIe#u01,
Newbern District--Jas. Reid. P. E. -.
Newbsrs siaton--R A Villa, ...z..
Beaufort Sta,ioa-J 3 w ilians
Straits station ITO b suhplisd 49,, s., +.
MOrshssd eiiy-John Jsoes r..it
Tsent ciscsis-- A Saith ,r -.s L. IN
Kinsloa sirsais--J kssrssl ta 5aH4F. Ill 4#s.
Snow Hill ciscsit--yB Martin st.s. !.
s~iis crssk Aissiee---N A RsOha m
0olasbsss1gh station e A Ysss ~.
Evssitisvile circuits D Peeler tss#s Edl
Nsuse circsis--J B Bsiiy f ~. -
Wayne Female College, . MFros,. Prsid<~f.
WILMINGTON Dist. s. Bsrkhead. r. E
Wauiasson From, 81 Station, u Daily - 4a
6sh - Thomas -.
Topssii circuh-A ID Belts fI4
DuPlin circui,--B cuIbssih
Clinton circuit n Robbins a CD
cskssbary circuii-sJ Gs.iis Afs sa
Baden eireuit--C N Pepper T'g'he ftt
Elisabeth eireuil--w n Roby '7l 80 go
whisefyils-RP Bib -
SmithviIle Sssiion-J Smoot
Buns~ick cireui-To DO supplied
Oaslo~ Cneuii-D Culbreih, d c johnson, Suy.
fayetteville Districts. ID. Adams, p. E.
Fsye.ievile s,ssioa--T w Guthrie s1h vi
Cumberland cireuii-H P Cole sai Il a "a
Deep River eireoii-P H Wood, r Q Moses. Spy
Caps Fear circuit w Avenf Ia haf - ia
Jonssbofsugh cireuit--G Faner 'iFai hltn
Troy eireuii-Ts be supplied -
& F - I'D 4 = g
Montgomery circuit, d Bsie =
Uwhsnis circuit, U W King
Rockingham circuit, Wheeler l.,..
Robinson eisesii, w sChafin
N L Wosd, Missionary 70 China
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

Every organization desiring 10 take .
part IN this demonstration ara requested
70 address q. NJ. Arnold. 325 street.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

Il we copy tne following from late hua.
Der 81 the Washington City Chropicle n
TO Tas CoLoalD sslDlEss. ;SA,.... ~
* CuizEtm or F&R DuvRIcf or CuIurrr q
The undersigned, aeon nittee de,irasse.l
by ire Colorcd Soldiers League f,his civ
ito make arrangement Tor q public m,:.
meeting Of the colored citizens or the Dis,
trict Of Columbia, have the honor 10 adj.
dress you.
The nsues before the American peop,e.
and which will soonbe presented for CON.
sideration to the second session of the
Thirty Ninth Congress, are es vital impor.
lance to every colored cRizeh OF tile ccun-
try. We coatend thst Nc, - men, an. ss.,
titled to the elective franchise, and purpose
% devote 10 the accompl nhmen nj ofthis 90.
ject our earnest efions.. We invite your
earnest eo-spesatien. These are nor The
tinaes fos Jealousy. Oar interests are iden-.
teal, and our effort should be com mon,
We aaA not stop 70 quarrel about who
shall lead, but whenever and ,wherever 1t
nan is found leading in the right direction
We should rally to his support. We insead
to 90 earneslly and activelyte work with
the view TO demonstrate that - We know
osr rights. and, knowing. dare maintain
them" Its our purpose to give this isbor
an organized beginning by holding spubiic
mass meeting Of all the colored cit,zens Of
the District at an early date. Eminent
speakers viii be invited 10 address the
meeting. We desire 70 see every colored
citizen in the District out and active in :his
demonstration. a 80 A te4
Every council Of the U. L. A. ID invited
to be present in body. lsssa -11f
Come one, come oil aft afa1 fsa =
Due notice Of this meeting will be given
through the public press. IL 5ta ta I.t
asl r., X. HAWKINS.
'a g. NJ. ARNOLD,
sa GEO. ID. JOHNSON. 800.
.i u. o. JOHNSON,
III JAMES GREEN.
EE DANIEL A. MALONE,
ID 8. ATKINSON.
1 WALTER A. COOPER,
t..a e. b. FISHER.
Every organization desiring to take
part IN this Demonstration ara requested
10 address IL. A. Arnvid SIS 4 street.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

The Eye and Ear.-We refer our readers
TO he advertisement Of DR.. Gardner, ocuIsl and
Auris, Formerly of Londos, nov Of Ns~ YOfkl
Who will be at the Exchange Hotel, Raleigh, on
Saturday, November 3ith, and remain until Thurs
day the aslh. after thai lime monthly, Of which due
notice will Be gives. Thoss sho reqsrs medical 81
surgical aid for deafness diseases Of ihe eye should
avail themselves Of The opportunity offered foe obtain
ing relief BY going and consulting DE-. Ganansr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21
NORTH CAROLINA METHODIST COME.
RENEE.

NUKTH CAkULINA METHUUI6T CUNFE'
RENEE.
This BODY clossd N hsrnonioss end i1asssaisg
sioa ~ Tsyesssvis % Monday evening The isth in
slant
A psopsa,iss 70 change tbs eons,isuiies ofahs
church 50 Is 10 admit lay delegates Ia shs Asnssl
and General Consssnes. wss sdepssd BY ayes, -.
nays -. sA i2 III 80 aH siaf
The confsrencs resolved % REBUILT orsessbos'
Female College Is soon ss possible Twenty thous
and dollars have beea raised al Grseasboroush To-
wards that object, and Rev. Dr. Deems and Rev. A.
w. Nsnsum wers. appointed Agents % secure The
funds. MI. Mangsm i the active Agent in thin
biats. a
The next Conisssscs will be- hsA n Wilmington.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21
0aIstarasst 8ssasasr.
HILLsBoRoCGH, y. G.
wednesday. Mev. -, 1855:
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

r Necessity eompels n % make 40 earnest ~.
peal 70 subscribers in arrears 70 make early
We need tho money to pay fof paper. and other OK.
Pensss. and are obliged to have IL. We hope oar
sshscrbsss will b eonsidera,s enough 10 relieve rs
fom the necessity Of making foscible collections
money canno, b had, bring - provisions.
| BIZ l -;>>>~-~~>.A.->~>~>~ III Sill s40a
tu We ,ssrn nom ths Sentinel or wednesday
tina, no Sunday Mails srs 70 b received 4 Raleigh
Nssassr. We hope the same rsIieI win u extended
kpihis place. 49,
u ssfI laSpN --->.---~-s----------- Ia 7s'a
The vSte fSr CevernSr. - The olRcisl
sssorns Of he vsses for Governor show that Mr..
worth tseJfsea 54.z4s votes, and Gen, Doctsry
ro,7ss WSrth's nsiosisy, 3sxsS. -.
T. s'A .SSS~~~~~~~~~~>
sEsgftlaturs e. Nsrth Carsalna-- The
Essis..ss, q III. STATE sss.blsd !, tho Capitol ia
tie city Of Raleigh on Monday as, and hssh Houses
we're dsty Organised, 81, 81 s.. sam.
10 The Senate. The Hon. N. z. Asaly was elscfed
Speaker on ths third ballot Mr.. EnsishHd wss slsc
~ PsinsiPsl CLARK, sad oaiatn Bushes. q Wsks,
Assistant Clerk, M. James Page Phneissi Door
nspsr. ssd Ma. Tsug Assisssss- a
Ia he Hsass. ~. MeAiss. Of AlsnAnss, ives
sse,sd sp.sh~ - she ~. bssio.. Mr.. sssasa Sale
vss ssssinssuay ssslsessa Pnscipsl Chrk, ssd NJ.
Hssiy,of Dsnesabs, Aslassi Mr. Alszsn6sr. u
biBeola. vss s,sessd Principal DeOskssper, and Jehs
3. Hin. Of Rudolph. Assistant go
f'hs Gsssr.sff Mssags vas to b ssnf In On
fussdsy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-09
NOTICE.

A LII tavern keepers in the County Of Mont
"A gomery. in the state of Ohio who reside In the
city of Dayton, OF in any OF the towns villages,
within one mile thereof In said County Of Mont
gomery, will take notice that the law regulating
taverns requires them 10 obtain from the Court OF
Common Pleas OF said county license to keep
tavern. This act has for the past few years been
wholly overlooked and dsregarded in the county
hut at the present term Of tho said Court was
given In charge 10 the Grand Jury by the Court a
required by law. anti the Grand Jury directed d
prevent any person found 20 be keeping tavern
IN said county within any city, town or village OF
said county, without such license.
But conceiving the violation OF the law In this
regard 10 grow rather out Of Ignorance of the law
than out OF q disposition TO avoid and violate it
and no complaint being made before said Grand
Jury, no one was presented As the law will bt
strictly enforced at the sitting Of the next Grant
Jury, take this method Of notifying the public o.
the requirements OF the law, and OF the fact tha
the Court of Common Pleas Is now In session ant
will continue until Wednesday next, the 25th inst
In the mean time persons desiring 70 avoid the
penalty OF the laws had best avail themselves o
this opportunity to procure license Persons VIII,
mAkeit a business regularly. and whenever call
ed upon 10 supply traFelers with entertainments
for compensation, and who are notoriOusly know
as furnishing such supplies Rre tavern keepers
within the statute, aud subject to its penalties
This notice Is published by order Of the Grand ury
NARREN MUNGER JR
a9Od3t-Wlt Prosecuting Attorney,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-09
A Renutin,l sentiment.

Shortly after the departure of the lament
ed Heber for India, he preached sermon
which contained this beautiful illustration:
Life bears us-On like the stream of
mighty river. Our boat at first glides down
the narrow channel--through the playful
murmurngs Of the little brook and the
windings of Its grassy borders. The trees
shed their blossoms over our young heads
the flowers seem 70 offer themselves to the
young hands; we are happy in hope, and
grasp eagerly at the beauty around us-but
the stream hurries on, and still our hands
are empty. Our course In youth and man
hood is along wilder and deeper flood,
amid objects more striking and magnificent.
We are animated at the moving pictures
and enjoyment and industry around us we
are excited at some short living disappoint-
ment. The streams bear us on, and our
| Joys and griefs are alike left behind US. We
may be shipwrecked but we cannot be de-
layed; whether rough or smooth, the river
hastens TO its home till the roar Of the ocean
| is IN our ears, and the tossing of the waves
Is beneath our feet and the floods are lifted
up around us aud we take our leave Of eartl
and its inhabitants, until our future voyage
there Is no witness save the Indefinite and
| Eternal Eni