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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

Asa spectmea Of the conservative Re-
publcans Who arc receiving appoint
ments to olbee from tbs Pr8idsnt, the
case Of Mr. EiBsalla, the editor Of the
Brooklyn Eag5e, ssho has recently been
appointed postmaster Of Brooklyn, may
Be cited Mr. Lincoln made fhe first
call for GsFenty-fiVe thousand troops.
AFTER the attack upon Fort Sumter. this
Kinselia publicly made the assert5on
that they could not Be Obtained, and
that the first 6Fht5ng would Be IN the
streets Of Northern cities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
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N7D9A. -.-'ll N-'l1l : III III
BOT > EEzTA cEzzsTE pEeseETes tbs lie Of the
Hair-ehanEesi i nom Gay % ia oE5gfrizi color
IN three EeeEs-i1IETenfK the hair nom fall
fHg-s the 5ssl article for dressing the hair
: dellEhtfuIly peTfuEned, eures hafdnesE and
VII Eot Stafu the skin We Ten tie story
qu3e<ly, and te-4 Il tue V1len We say II S a
BeEl0ReE aDn DEeEEInE OOmbEned-
No O11ET prepaEatsou frsr the hair contains
EesLachto Nj Oh Sod tlF an DZ1lglEtstz
ORRIN SKINNER q O., Sole Pr5pl5etnrs
S1EinEdesdl, 1lasS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
I4nt
LAfeI
DRoFsl DROPsI DRoPsi

AnER1cAEL Linz DRors vfll ere ipsteriil,
CnIlghg Bu0EehiffE Eors Throat, Asthma,
RhElEnltiIll, 1Se1TalEfl. Ague In Ghe E01e,
Ae01l1el1e, Inu1llloe, 6Fu1lez, BTITEt1ls, CItLb-
lzinl, Group, Co3ds, FEFer and Ague and
CholeEl In Q EtnEledlGF- God b an IlTI,e9g3Ets,
with f1Il lllFgEsli1lES i1ruiIa
SpIinEdeId, NnE suE1EAS BARSRS &C0-
AEe1t1 for Boston mAIIS-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
MARnIAGE AND "IBACY, !

WARHIAeE AID CHIBACY, an
Eay q warning and Instruction IN Young
1leu- Also Disslsss and Ablses which Tros-
trllte he vital pOEelss Win EE-a means q r.
HeE. sent nee q ellarga IN asalad lettsE en-
vslopea- Address, Dr. J. sKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard lAsloc1ifi1n, PliIa deIEllfa, "a.
.anls-sndEE5
CoaEsaeas AFonsias Vesefnble sep.
Asaperi7l EoIlet a0aI. E1sIaned fro-lln 70
nnsd FeEetabls OEs in cn-nbinstlon an
GIyoeEIne. and especaIIy dezEnea fuT ne
ue orEaaEes aadartheHursesy. Ihpe1L
1zne Is ez7ziis. ana t.. l-l,li1,g, rl-opszttsS
u1-isall..l. Fo-s-lo - Al dzuezihazs
1al5.IydEE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

SAYS = L1ud1n 2etlers AEtsmus
r.H1sli % 17rfi1 f-Il 'Iilill-5 1il.l
s1inelOdys Tor. though The li7etlles arc.
clever, en1uEh, tie ift1TlIIF matter Of
late has bee6 q the duIla1f kind. Ar
iallus Is SAID % Be engaged 20 do 1sng-
lish lfle from an An1erfl-iul lplIllIt 81
visJF. or tiia Artelll as I1-iiuts but I dO5ii5t
Il hey wiz Stand Z. q inlletstand L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

ltaf city, named ,AIIioEt Grilll, Vho,
1iTfei years a1,o, bean 50 l.r0lf white
"a gDofs. ard rs his lIisll1 y a. glfeltly
Vito. his stcIzne.5 had an tie sTlIlI5-
fo1n8 Of serofuloul eolsuElltio1s tfla
ellnn1lr oE tlil C.1l-ir 90 Lis 1liln h1E,
houlTGl ll TE1nounoel By 4oIng =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

II Is anHouneed that President John
sSn has determined TO visit St Louis
son his Eay 70 Chicago.7 % bury NJ
DO1EIAs. We advise that he swing
round his naagie circle and take Mem
pleia and AleE Ofialns In the route. He
lIo1ld meet with reesp9ions thaFe that
would pat 70 blush The Hmeehaui-
eai9 ahLa5rs along The northern route.
And he wo1ld End aolns nlust-ious
dad 70 Be buried At both plaees-dead
whose monuments have already been
bnilt n hisioEy-and whose blood mot
an the green seas incardinev can ever
s5aah from lis preaidential garments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

= H1EzznllE Jol1loS nnlTitffnF told
ele tEuth e Buifalo. h sid Is md
Tie .Arls-iesn fag uEl1or his l1ss and
izsep1ei 70 keep Il ihals. Who ma
~ rll1 lllelt lHsts Oriears ana lEe1l-
PA l11- rs know is Ms becasnss he
~ le9 ~ lles and + fFannplinE
2 1nes -. ilsIt tlle ililflV s. today
hos VIA llil iliorI l.-.fifiilf him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
Greenwood Camatarv-


GITUATED Or THE NATIONAL ROAD.
~ 8mi9 ezS4 Of The city. s nov rsa[3y 6o-
intsuDentE, sale, and I'M Tovelnenf ofIofS
1tenntAtns g acE9 Of land and ; iaSd OFT
n ne n1ozt modern and improved sEySe-
en- BE easily reaclIed zf an Eg7s1-ls % -,
EeE % the National Rold. and for fhree-
lo1H!ns @ the year by the Hempdeld Rafl
hn1d y i peIfeetly sse1Ee ana fntended to
= oeiz1LlL1ett b eEeIy 5z1Etety fires shrub
~. pune FEnli. chapel, art1dc5lI lal1a
toILnlazuzs e1e, 70 make Il email To a. 49,
rural oenets.tes IN The e0ntTT.
Atnpse r[DElsaanl Is aAso made f1r its en-
iaLEEmenfs oEtlET and ezIEe N IeTpefuffY
teIHuls dtes11s51S Of flneltasiElsz ICItE can
e1s.llill1s ne 9u1n1s With the Euperinfen-
oflGr no his Att o. ee.1re then BIZ eslIl-
ING a The ol1ee o. NE SecTe4zEY, On Main
EfEeefS over the Baak o. FFheeIluE
ReiEt1s Etsalng 70 make fTIfFFITlsEIIT yin
ct On 1l1s Eeeretll 70 ol4zin IlesIlIlflF IT,
Tfeksfs q admtason 70 Lofholdsu ard
TlszfoEs WI Be t9zl1sd By the Secretary.
Bo1ED OF DLKEcToRS-4 J. STeeusv
Rrezdenl; e. Q. BonhA1n, Secretary. .. RI
R1odels Jo19 @ Muth, Geo 1Tendsz. JoE
Eel llo- A AEnlEaErI1lg, Gen. AllsrTaE. n O.
JORDAN z. A. Hfldreths au4-iyd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

hioa Tussssr, szus- IN, IszS 4. his rsssss-,1z
On Zzzs Ezzass v hseaErE Essazs5- IOEEFH Il.
sTAzEEs n th< ia yslr a lis sze-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

TIE French company which under
ginia canal from Rfcbmond 70 the Ohio
river has failed, or Abandoned the en-
terpTisa. sIhe scheme, 4 Is said. HEaa
originally projected, or backed, by
Louis Eapoleo1- - = part Of his Amer
lean policy, p by Igi1ici be WIS 70 con-
vert The Soutbarn Confederacy into q
Confe1erley went up he GIIoIIt1 the
canal project followed &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

Tn Philadelphia Lsdge1ss yyaaiainz-
ton dispatch szYsi= Prior 60 His leaving
tbs Capitol on his SortheEn tour, = has
pressed = 1fEuEij 3 desire to visit tls LEAD
ing Southern cities and IL Is = at all
pr8cticable the trip VIII be made early
IN the ensuing year. MsamWhile, Il f
not unlikely that be may make q tour
my lrgiula and North CaroI5ua soon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
MnsitaI sJuetrnm..-ts
P I A N os

ITIHE GREAT REPI7TATTr,,-
Il 49, PLA1o hzS 1E1 -sresi 10y ~
80 Izslls.ls % sss.szf -T.fss z l.
E5.s-s te-ai tt1s Pans isE - -: -
- - - = - - - 2 scs y EeESsJ
- : - A-lr-1s a.
! a. = ~ 81 dc1ps assd - -
Et.lllaesa y zlGczEgz, ~, - : Ecy
the1- tE-s--EL-1eons % tas az - =
IozrEeI ~ any plzns - q Z,
ms nnocs q catng hzs1=s-
enoozh % ecuEArse Ezzrcals.szs-E :. - :
- - lt5t&tL1 q THE ESE5S q =
r1eze esc9 q EZ1zl E1zks.s tz--t--.- Il
The STANDARD, AID v-C-Sl--- = L55- 1
.sEs11afsoo hSouAd - Al IA sT5.z - -,
EzTT. - 1=ass
~ = a E's5l NON faG4 ttzt Al -,
Flz1.o nEzoz1zsF UT5Ez hare ~ zs--s.--aii
szs0zaas AID d.Eposs o thzE- F-,ris .si.ss.
Nos-n -zS
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IHtarnal Revenue. -Ineoms lax, &c.
FiTst District Of ". Va

Co1.L11cI1lEls OIFICE, IsI DIX. " VA
v WILLIS AEGuEt - 1sk
A 3 REQUIRED 81 AN ACT or Cos
"a EIsas e1titleIl An 81 70 I-1Eids Inter
nal BeEenue % 7JrIort TIE GEoTeEnui - md
70 ~ t1lelszs. "a the Pubic Detl e snrrcT-
eI5 8u1s zlz1, la. 1lldl -.
I ESTedT give zlottcs toilII rlaItTl7l TIII1Ts7-i
~ lte A.eleslof a this ltsfEiEt has I'D
-, e AZ
AA1FDAIs 1.EaE o. EllIs lElT, fs'1{
E.ll1sesssnl ta1isa5 On I1sals. taken tneo-as
q - az,l On e7iEIi1EeE. TEclfE. hETisrIi -
b-e4s Ei1telezs lanes and lEi1 - siislf
SAID IA1Es ARE vow Luz AID RA4AzIrE.1.
tEiIl heat tlae {'llti olEce, IN YTest LlFbsE1y,
on ~. 1lIlll1 istll a 50 - ErIIl-
soLIs tavern. n Ina OH a the sfll and
SIS q Al1su. lsf e - "a. lfisslrfi ) TEverEl,
- 49, sAiil-s On M 4ll1 1rllc sln o Sep
- - e tllls Elst ces A Glen L11iIl1,
o1llls "a q sa11e1Ilt ,er 11e - tlle Eo1t O.
De-, f. lllleznili On TIE III alld slh q sep
- 8 ~ go - = re ne. eiy e
Ifuds patd yT1zIln ten siayl MN n7,ovs
d11es Ire Es-ltlss =. t1llF WI -
las c. oRE.
Collee11r IN ElEt T7fsf -.
alll-lLtLl ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

lEl 7 lu1lr e1eh rnna IS -,
ouet % lcok into tie -
q nv lFt ta r7oul1 an -
- izl, hen IElil1Il. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
AfR Aarfrfistmfnts.
Turner Festival.

TUE COMMITTEE OF AlSGEaIE.SZS
~ 1aTt1e FFroaeaing TuTner esttEll 80
% Lke - ing reso1uft1lll A4 Is hE1 NET
IResAe4, Ihaz Il s he. .ii.si5s q ne eu-a-
l1tEsee 1Esd ne 4uZnsrs IA EzteEll tlt84 DIR
tng ne fzsttE1l q = aasaa-
l1E GeeoEG1s1lfet holseE "a Eslah rnaaueE Is
WI give harGsome apPezrznee 10 The cry.
md sazaify hearty welcome % on SzTalsI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

lI--l-oHE SHIT up his house when the
E-lg.ss-sEod Llncoln Wa earried through
.'7l-si9s h1t be opens his arms when
~ Ea7n Who Els nade PEesslent By
t...s lslrdeE ecmeE shro1gh IA triumph
q s-e M saldiers blaclZensd his
ho1se tten ior liia want Of respect to The
illustEious doad. History va biaelzen
ms naemorY or his n1niltion Of Tie no
TEDIOUS living
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
GEVFRAL PRoGRaWW

+ TCEEDAT. SEPT. iii
I EAcspltosl q Eueses a Hezdu11r7ers n
Ere<T Of R1EEz UlstL1hut1nn O. EEEffTzl
E1EnS and PrrETz1araeE AEE5lIrsafs1rE of
oGzT1EEsEo gIzeE1s- GEz1a Vocal and IuEEyZl-
mental CoDceEI a. p n ~ Washington
Han. ty the United Na1e and Female SznEeEs
Of Whs=linz, pFlogtsd b TIE LozEly Nan
ham, and 1he Graf FFeEEn BEass Bid Of
PIf1s1EIEEh. 1u1Eudne1cEy Overture O61esaI
~ e3cone b the NAVY Of wishing SAlEta-
10y and assElcEase % s=2eeseia sEaAkG&
WEDNESDAY, SEPT ETH, EA- Il.
GH1d ProeSEs11 q Gs-zzAn Scs5zftes and
Tuners ne -Aszoezs1snns WI ssSaE16se AZ
Eez3lUlI1ezS ~ X n n be SoEmad BIZ The
Ell1lslllllS 4z11 IEoceec according % spsesal
TEo oiCLocE. ?. E-Brsrsss aEszefrr n
LuIoe-ls Hal AftEr 015o1Turnsnt, So5Al
ELe1Es5ooS-
SIN oaGnK- ?. E-6razA GymnsssSe
- la.hti2lu- By Ene TurneEs and Scholars. ur-
oeE Tie o1recEtoo o. c. CuAr1d- Decaaua-
tons and discd1nes MISE hy TIE cu-nhin-
ed CTcAsszE9S Of P2t1shlEEh and Wheslinz.
THURSDAY, SEPT gTE-
PTonsSo1 Of So@eakss Hees az Hand-
soz-tssS AZ : a. m 10 fo-Jn under The Ma
Sl1a1s directions and move ~ q n. p-ee4ss-
" E4cz5eoa t6e Fair Ground. CiyE1nas1ie
aDd FZEGe kxeIclses hF the scholars q both
ssxeS Dinner At II a m Address AZ u m
RE&ra ExeEc1sES q Tunes n n m
6efEzEa % ezfy AZ p n. Al 8 p m. the
SIz10d kaH- D-S1-z6u1soza Of Prlzss hy La
dies o Honor, asserting 10 The zWSrd 81
Prize Jods&
FRIDAY, SEPT 7Ea-
Departure o. GoesA PruoesSou non
HesdGuz-TeESt % Depot
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SaVn6

ERON 1EARKH SouARE on AEOSnAY
Esteh3- oEze Xxx tzIrsa5Eza Etn-E EaEEB
ENDS a5Eh, Win White spuf Il LIS Eare-
aeEd- h8d ca ! saifssa Esadle, 2nd B 5l1a9s
ngZDed kEsdiE- q n1e1n1i p1eEE- 4 UbEEaH ~
Wazd VII he E1re1 Scr n S1gzs1l1ion b. WEiGa
sbe mEy h f6GIDd, EIza Elfh
seFf& Marked Sq1zre-
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DE-. d j. WIESEI.

Graduate Of ReUeuEe HoSpiteI Ned. Oh
LegG Nias York.
OEEIcE-On Main E3rest, near Wefste-
6eroud square 6um theEsone RTidEe =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
DIR. LAROOKAHss
Indian Vegetable PuImonfc SyruI

Indian vegetable Pulmonic Syrup
GURES OOEGHS COLDS, THOOPISG
" CoEGE- CEouF, ASLHLA, CAIAERE
BEoEC8EIEs. PAIS n IHE SsDE. SIgET
STL4lS, HoAEsEEEsE, 70 which pdbz5e
speakers and ErEEEs are Hahse, CoSSUuF-
TIos, In lis early ztzzzs. and 81 dEseasss q
tie Ehrraf and funEs-
cleEEyunen d eTezy dissemination aEufhnEs.
a1ifuIz. rIu1aE1o1s n O1I EaEiUzE elollssEa and
6F uaa1IT q Ger NOS eminent public mn =
Culta-1tIE 70 1glilllll, u IS aclau4ed 70 eFEfT
49, aid can be ed riEaOdf sszr Of the
danEerO1s Tes1lts Wffch follow The use q
many q the 0ouEh preparations q which
oFdum and lpe1ac are The bzE
GIVE II A IEIAI.
Pnos 80 cents and 81 pr bottle.
DE Z R. KNIGHTS. PEUg'T, Nesrose, 1Eszz
Sn3d % the trade b. IzAUGHLIEsE Bush
FIELD. Wheeling. and AZ rstzl 6y an DFuE-
gts1Es also b 7. a. LnEEu eco. and Lam
La q GO. myzssu1d&7T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
DR.. Valentine

0UREs DISEASE BLYTHE
LATIKG ON OF HAEBS
Treats fAk1--- Ike a c3zazl9s- Eruca : tol
elA RoEIzEE- n zoe b1IlatnE On 2hs saz1k-
UEs- o1r1RI q NNE kef and Ealzis-1n STREETS
IEzclse abe 70 EasT. as Ghs Grant Ho1sa TN
= A. II % 2 Il. rnfil sepL n RpslTs
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NOTICE. 20 Rnildars

"ANLED-AGESTs 10 S1s PER
w AOS1H foT Gentlemen, md SS5fo -
Common sens Family SERiuiE Nachfne
improved and perfected Il E1n heTl TeIl
st1feh, quilt lind, bEztnd and e1nlroidec beac-
dfQ1iT-PEiee Only S11ulakinE tie elsg4fe
loek sItled, and fully warranted for In
yeax@ He Pay the above Eazas, or a CON-
mon, 1El1En which twice that amount cz3r
y made- AddnaBoH Gall On c. BOWERS 9
90 once SO. - south Fifth Street PiliIa-
0-5P41- ~ A4ll6tfErE answered ufULnuflT
Win clreula1E aIld teEII1s. Z aral-irIi-l
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ITedIcaI cIolepa q ann

Al1slE-AA1. colEllIEssrElIEs sEtoE, ls5-7.
FTlHE -PHELIlfESARH LECTURES Z 3
lld the fegnllE Tenn 81. 80 sFiii,e
MAXI 1Ei. J eE8 fof Frces ilfl .ltrIrsss Sd
EcE rzlEtte1 IS ls1id f1r eIrculhFs atll
II b y 3 g 1fl. II D Dan =
iFa.-2LEI.E. ClnElrI-l.fl III !.
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e Aarntisrmfnte.
Wauted.

A SITUATION N A Wholesale
A-HoEz. Ky Gods d 5Fuae-y. BY ozs
Wbo uEE5eESzzZ1EaS EaoolEkesgE1E EEld CA give
Eo.ad E6EEe11&- Apqsy znznls[5Ezssly. ~
us 60 aH-zre
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

7LLL-2taA IA u i - II II =
~ EEfe1eh and EileIisli =
For Tcll Ladies ara NV Jir1lE
LIZ ala - s1llss - lliIll llirl =
Wa rs-openoE TIURsDa y, sen =.
BolEd ana t1iltfol1 IlaE a So
te a. ~ d 11f tIo or
U1uIe EiE1EIs,
fsaShl---- 80.
44sllell - - 81 tie 4lIIlilTS and
= cQzillIilT lIilirtslI n the Irlsaffrf.
GABAEIE E1EaERYIIIT.
49, RHner6l
TSglsIaAEls STEAM Es-GIETs cow
IL llCL1sE he n q 1i1ll
oeg1-lF VIZ the Ellnlln1n1 "a Ileielif 11ii
Illlea. 41T are slll1 EIFoE.llily = - I
1llz tlrl 90 laEE IN -. a y llIllIl1fa Z
tory. a El1sllle. irlGfVs CEI11ial.
Gz1t On c7lT lAfdtEe
= c HuAEIlEsI, q On
4E221lepd Ls1pl1llzfCE. r sse
e4oAPss EoAPS-LoILlEsI EalsF4s SHAW
-, II dl1 Fie-lLiy 500. cf ffereIi f5IlTiI5I5
llIll = - -
IN lll sd m - b liIJlIT7i7TS7 = -
I1lfit Iffr ! Oh 8 zEnIl - 100
I.aE.ls1s And VIII sssoEIIHI1
y - go q In IL
tdiIa Il1ll-EfEi Put
lHlI = III l1sllI l--lii
frt EEcsiFElIg sd ~ F-ilE - ~ fl=577si
flItIlisI. tlll1 O. ll1lii.
=
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M ~ UTWHTuTOTT
WheaIilg FeInsle C0lIege

GRATEFUL FOB IHE FAY0Rs OF
~ Ne - FslFp rI's l1oEes with new Eeefta-
80 1qlA4l -l-z-l4 s,l1loll1f [lalkoe1E, and
eSi1t GgEl ell1 4Ezenf teaeliesE % heEfnIT
Al tllt en- 1e dezresi q tlI1rllli.h ard a.
comp SD sel1ElElllIl, EsI1lI VII CO
E1e1ae sSe1eEl-lfler l1lll- u. =, T9t0HTTf{
~, th1AlLl Prssslelt I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

WE AXE NOW RECEIVING pIREC1
w nun he mauullcEuFlsrs a ES1Tlasd q
llyle and excessive sock o. @ UEEESWAHE
o Ihe heE1 uaalzeE and n tie neTeEf shEpesr
y lqIer Frte1l han lie Ezraa Qualities 81
rs ezlA . null1s - N t1s essen mAEke;s-
- mann 1ef1Ta aDd keep conssEufly On
-, saEl9oS OIL I.A1LPS LAMP
clall1NEf6 -, a.
h1zn IL HOBS soSGco
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-28

Legislature $3.50 per day. and loss of seventy days from
bnsness and total Of $455Oo is the result the
conspirstors should designs The
loyal people the State viii nota to hold the guilty parties
their advisers responsible for this worse than useless
Il may be that the constituents the resgning
NAV reIec them or others pledged to ike course and
thereby render this useless but the respon sb
y shall be upon them The Constitution requires that when
being, shah issue election vscances
Therefore,
following representatives having public printed
dress announced their withdrawal General Assembly
thereby leaving their seats vacant, viz:
from Shelby; A l. Garrett Rep Overton Fukner,
Rep from Warren A A. Freeman, Rep from Haywood j. T.
Steele Rep from Marshall William B. Scales Representative
from Dyer and L.uderdae, A. R. Wynne, Rep. from Sum
ThOs H. Bedsoe, Rep from Lincoln VIM. Barton Rep.
from Cannon P. Williams, Rep from Carter c. N.sOrdwsy
Rep from Giles n Brandon, Rep from Stewart W. K Pos
ford W. W. willis, Rep. Hawkins, A. D Nsfs, Rep.
from Dickson, James R. Hood Rep. from Hamilton.
Whereas ALSO vacancy has occurred in said House OF
Representatives by resignation of Hon. JOS H. Travis
Representative from Henry county and,
Whereas ALSO has occurred in said House ofRep
resenves the resolution of the said House that the seat
Of the Hon. A c. Gum Representative from the county Of
whereas Also ha, occurred said House of Rep
by the death Of the Hon. Wallace Waters, Rep
resentatiEe from the county Of Madison; and
Whereas, Also vacancy has occurred in the sepatora
Peart Senator from the counties Of Robertson Montgomery
and Stewart; and;
aid by resignation of John W. Bowen from the
counties of Smith and Sumner:
L, u
State of Tennessee do hereby command the Sheriff. Ooroner
other officers authorized by Law and hold elections
places voting the respective counties of David
Shelby, 0verton, Warren Haywood Coffee Grundy Van
Gy. ..
Hamilton Robertson, Montgomery ard Smith, Saturday
the Ss day Of March 1866 for the purpose Of filling the
cances from said counties respectfully hereinbeore
forth Said Sher shall make of said elections accord
ing TO law.
In testimony whereof have hereuno subscribed my ime
- and caused the great seal of the State be attached
( at the Department in the city of Nashville this Sd
! ~ ( day of March, 1866.
- W. G. BRowNLow.
By the Governor:
A. J. FLETCHER, Secretary Of State.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-28
ESOp q Freedman.

As all headers know, Esop was a celebrated
fabulist, who is supposed to have fourished abou
$40 years before Christ, the Christian era. As to
the country which gave him BIRTH historians differ;
some say that he Thracian, Sdus Gays that he
either of Samos or Sardis Others and perhaps
the largest number, are of opinion that he was q
Phyrgian, and born at Cotyeum. 1t matters not
where he was born, and we shall not labor at this
day TO settle question of SO little Importance to
US. There is point however, in his history about
which all agree, and that is, that he of serve
origin and owned in succession by several masters.
The first of these was Demarchus or as the Flor
ince Manuscript has it, Demarchus, who resided at
Athens where it is said, -Esop, had many opportu-
mites to improve his mind placed within his reach
Demarchus sold him to Xanthus, a Samian, who
sold him to ladmon philosopher of the same
island; while the slave of Iadman Rhodope, the IA
nous courtezan, was his fellow slave.
1adman was a republican as well as Philosopher,
and gave Esop his freedom on account of the tai
ent he displayed. After obtaining his freedom, he
became missionary and extended his travels to For
eign Countries, partly to extend the sphere of his
1wn knowledge, and partly to communicate instruc-
ton to others. His instructions were conveyed in
fables the peculiar excellence of which, has caused
his name to be associated with every branch of
position down to the present day.
Esop was the companion of Scion. The conf
dent of Croesus. The welcomed guest at all the
courts of his day and though dead over two thou
sand years, ages have treasured his wise teachings
and brilliant illustration.
We have thus briefly alluded to the birth and
early history of Esop in order to inspire the poor
and penniless youth with zeal in the pursuit of
knowledge and remind the proud and naughty dis
piser Of the Freedman, and humble poor, that the
force and beauty with which many of their articles
are clothed, are but borrowed scentillations from
the mind of an emAncipated slave.-MempAis Re.
publican.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-28

FAREWELL Your increase was my perquisites, and
sold EN- to supply needs. He'd you died Good hev
bin resined, for when ded you amt with a copper,
but to see you torn away lvin & when with 81 600
in emmy market-its too much-it's too muchr'
And ne tainted, fallin across the old man.
Who'll do the work about the house? shreekt
the old lady, falntin and fallin across Tom.
Who'll dress US and wash and wait US 2"
shreekt the three daughters swoondin away and
fallin across the old woman
My first impulse wuz TO faint away myself and
fall across the three daughters but restrained my
self and contented with strikin an attitood and
organizin q taboo. Hustin the niggers away with
burnin cuss for their ingrstttood spent the bal
snce Nv the forenoon in bringin on EN- too. Wun
by wun they becum conshus but they wuz not THAR
selves. Their minds wuz evidently shattered
they wuz carryin heavy heart in their buzz
Gums.
Wood oh wood that Seward Good hev seen that
groopl Sech misery does Ablishinism bring in its
trane-sech horrers follers departure from Dm-
kratic teechins. When will reason return to the
people? Exc answers, when
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY.
Lait Faster Nv the Church NV the Nso Dispensashun
Toledo Blade -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-03-28
GntOny's Dying Address to Cleopatra

am dying, Egypt, dying,
EbbS the crimson life-tide fast
And the dark Plutonian shadows
Gather on the evening blast
Let thine arms, o Queeni support me,
Hush thy sobs and bow thine ear.
Listen to a great heart-secret,
Thou and thou alone must hear.
Though my SCARED and veteran legions
Bear their eagles high no more,
Though my wrecked and scattered galleys
Strew dark Actium's fatal shore
Though no brilliant guards surround me,
Prompt to do their masters will,
I must perish like Roman
Die, the great 1riumvir still
Let not C8sar's serNiie minions
Meet the Lion thus laid low;
Twas no foemsn hand that struck him,
Twas his own that dealt the blow,
Hear, then. pillowed on thy bosom,
Ere his star hath yelled its ray,
Him, who, drunk with thy caresses,
Madly threw a world awayi
Should the base plebian rsbble
Dare asssil my name at Rome,
When my noble spouse, OctaVia,
Weeps within her widowed home,
Seek her-say the Gods have told me.
Affairs, augurs, circling wings,
That her blood, with mine commingled.
Yet shall mount the throne Of kings.
And for thee, star-eyed Egyptian,
Glorious sorc'ress of the Nile
Light my path TO Stygisn horrors
With the splendors Of thy smile
Give this Caesar crowns and arches,
Let his brow the laurel Irvine
] can scorn Senate's triumph,
Triumphing in a love like thine!
am dying, Egypt, dying
HArk the exultiDg foemen cry
They are coming Quick my falchion.
] would front them ere die.
Never more, mid din of battle,
Shall my heart exulting swell,
Iris and Osiris guard thee
Observation-Disclosures