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LOCAL MATTERS,

Fine CorBets.-LadieA who wish for
corset that hs beautifully auu IL n1ade IN the high
est rlyic Of the art, should call on Mrs. Brown who
has recently removed from StAte ttreef to e Third
avenue. near Twelfth ttreet. She has supplied
many OF our dr-t families With corsets fnr years
past and has uniformly given the best OF batisfae-
lion.
, 1866-06-04
THE TUR F.
Racing Mt the Driving PARK on SAT-
urd1Y.

On Saturday afternoon The sixth regular trott1ng
race Of the present season came Oh on the grounds
Of the Chicago Driving Park Association, as per
announcement in the newspapers and po7te1a- The
attendance was vesy respectable N point Of num-
hers. AMONG whom the betting was very spirited,
and a considerable amount Of money changed
hands. Tic day vas rntber chilly, and the wind
blew hard, wbich desrncted great
zeal trum the enjoyment of the
race, or. raiher. races-a pacing race being sand-
wiched 10 between the 1Folting heats. The main
race nhs Tor an Inside axe Of 5000, the Astocsa-
lion adding pure oi $l0-ml'e heats hest three
in FIVE 10 harness, There were three horses en-
Pilot, h o. ". Dlmick, and Angelluce, By vii.
liam Ailey. the hitter animal not being deemed
quite up 10 the nalk- at The list nomen', aller
her. AZ she WIS the 1azorile III roo1s, It caused
considerable dissatisfaction among her back
;Ssv sSHf en- e she% aa; i1s'aa:sa tsPt
orswal Of the hsoaite Of conrae d1seoneezt-
ed Ill the we]lIaId paus ef the profession turf
ef ns 81
br the knowing ones as to the saying qualities OF
Pilot, and yet ihcY did no: feel that Il va. sa* to
Who is . compars:tve stranger IN tnis city. The
/ more reck,ese and daring ones, just before the
horset were called upon the rack. however, began
high and continued increasing during tue drst two
heats ol the race when 1t suddenly cooled OH and MI
became quiet again. ain.-
| FUst Htdf-1he horses were some time II get
unc OF, ar Lady Wall broke wild and ran at the
.sn.t I I ~, "a hen,nc pi,n,i. aGtt1 -
nraer fo Essn ~ hey 1io,,n to Sc+ xo,l when ths h.
word was eivep the horses trnlted axay At good
spced X ,Ee nnar1.r nn1e h. VA frs 1enath. e
1hs sIr,nne 1Se s.ssrsnnd rnsr1e- ,tsr rsis,ra5
aSoat ne ZANE p1non' nn. oa s, tne anPe5 fFe1e
mTo,,EnI' 1%e ,n,rs made hresk snon siters how
and agsn fl oeha Or the ,ns ,urD tn,o s The
s,cn Ebs c:;neS on ,he M,te bore NOW she va
On 6it wheel-ihen her nose WIS even with hta
Se ws dc sa @
| e.taX
| Second HeH,--The eozre1 mafr hsd shown such
on he Soms ts3 20 sbe ben:
great faSorte, and numerous wrrc the predictions
e. 1n - Vim aod II IL 3s
hackers of me Lady discovered It to their
sorrow. ii The word Lady Wat took the lead, and
Pilot eroke in making he short II tn1n. i11' but
,he ope1siion Gu %he 's sosre Mss
two lenrths ahead wien uear me quarter po,e, but
Just then the made a istzl break. and hsd to BE-
he s1atch again This psesE gave Pilot al he sd.
vantage be wanted. Al The haif mile turn be -.
nom e.ghieen 10 twenty ienaths ahead. and sill
much. and he eEipped ior a iex rods, but caught
VII md came doWn The home stretch Ia tne style,
Winning tsc neas easily BY twenty lens:as. Tims I'M:
Third HaR.-A yey good etArt vas obtained at
the nrst attempt, md he eosre1 mare leadnr off
directly. bst 6osh went OF thelr ieet on The asst
idi1 TO the ousrter. which the passed Gve lengths
In the adyancF. jnsI then ene SECOND lime fost
hrr f.et md !. ssent m tn r,eres Pilot ns,sed
lie d.1sbi. but loss ,bs heat Sy twenty ~ fss
, 1866-06-04

C00CtfSssUTsT THTUWe1TB NtW OHc113Gcdzs
liefessnecs-AIs " qbrsan. Auross, ~ ~ n; 'esso y
HadIcY, .Kanessille, H.. and y Others cured IT.
Farewell OF aurora. Ill be consulted cvosy Tues
day al lie Sherman House. chicago. - jctcs49 IN
, 1866-06-04

Go to the Rest-1io 70 fsrynn1 4 STRAIT
toms Chicago Commercial College to Get q thor
ou9h, practical business education, or to become
good Telegraph Operator, Addrcss tor circulars,
bETANT + oTHAIIoN. Chicago. Ill.
, 1866-06-04
Illlnols and Michigan Canal.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tslbune.]

RK1D0EfoBr. June IL p. N.
CLEAKxD-Malfetts, Kankakee FoedeF, 100 bis aAlt; ;
Mere, Henry. 5.tto teet lumber. 1000 lash.
ARRlvEp-D. Hess, Lemont IS yds Fubbic stone. =
yds dimension stone; Col Manning. Lemout. % yds
1nbble stone; D. c. Norton. Lemone 70 yds Eubh1e
stone II. G. Loonss, Eernont, &6 Jds ruhbe stone,
. gds dimension: Advance, Lemort, ss Tds d.
mention atone: Monte Christie. Utica 500 bu corn i;
CayuRa, 1ockport $500 bu co1p; cushman. Lasa1le,
$500 bu corn; Wing and Wing. Joliet. 5000 bu corn;
John Carter Ottawa, 1nooo bu oats; DirtEo. Joliet
5000 bu oats; Cataract Lssa1le, soo bu corn Burn
ham, Prison, 80 ids Frhbtc stone; Danube, Ottawa,
$500 bu corr,
BRID0KroBr, June 2-9p,m
CLKAkTp.-D. c. Norton. Lemont; D. He's, Le.
mont; Advance. Lemont; propeller Il. G. Good.
Havana f4e5l II lumber; Dolphin, Ottsws, Is 8e5 n
lumber, f.soo pounds merchandise; Barge No. l.
Joliet Mound, HISS It lumber. 1850 ns furniture
Chas b. Hope. Lacon, atoo It lumber, 100 bsls salt
ARnIEKD,-Eone.
DRIpdKPoKr, Jun. 2 10 p. tn.
CIxAnKD.-Robest uom1s. E,;53 It lunhsr; John
Carter. Ottawa; Coyou. Loctport MousAuk. Lock
port. ss5o ~ merchandise; Stars and Stripes, Peru.
es072 II lumber, l95Qo lath Badger State. Lscon.
10000 It uu ber, At oo It siding. $1,000 shingles, 1Go
posts; Rurnharn. Prison ;Crrmopuing, Lenort; q.
u. Loomls, Lemont,
Atz1vEp.-Porago, LasaIle, ass7 bu corn.
, 1866-06-04

Iona La1t ~inter the novelty Of ek1ttnS under
sove1 aas introduced in!o caicaso: ana n nos. tss
n summer T. fellow tng in its train OF course the
reope Of ChAeaso haEe hsstd o. pat1ot sk,lins ets
,he rsaQc hut tho psr!or skate has ney~r hitherto
osen popular; an altempti = now neln; made 70
a y 'a II ~ 1s's a Is @ H..
vsded by = marty Of uorkmeu who sre laylug there
bogrted floor. eonsatntn. IN area Of I've tnon-
una square feet fcd IN quite soitd and " b. COZ.
!cc.iy hard ard smooth. vennsators Of the most
approved construction afe being put In. 10 eo.ure
thorough cooling draft In the hottest weather
and make the place sren more atsz.c i've reso: II
The summer than 1t was last WINTER. II VIII DC
FANK81 KoRIxsos's CIRQUE Il announced on The
tilie Tor The weeh srer ms pseseat ons. L Is
mammot1 Gonoi.nnos; .ne ,,4 ~ 7 ~ ssis.'
"4,,erta s''e -11&'' e~'- = '''
SKur GAY1oaps M1pstrelt opened on Thu1s-
day l.,t in Woods theatre, Cinclpnatt, to house
crowded from pit to Come.
---.-
Had UPON usoRoEaIf HousEs.-last night
pose Of policemen, under the direction OF Captain
Hickey. made raid upun several houses of ,1.rr
- - H-ss,- -. ~ ~ r.s,. -. ~ 49, -
pa.e W "sas eaee. ata - ".oa.eT, sna ~
the Arnory were Neil stocked wlth 1iotous crowd
toxcanon, " Nho made nieht hidsoos With then alt-
sr,t nT1her ~ ~arsnts idIe nothoa hnme
Ira &,rnbof,dp End not few art YOUNG gentlemen
OF ceptee aspect, who, after day pleasure In the
eubuIhe, came pass the light there expase tho
ofe-ce or fast driving in the streets. They ui be
n:esent al lie Grand leyee this morning.
.--- ...-
F.,rsARns. Firm RrAp14,-We commend to The
,,,.. =, sd,r.,o,. . nau F,fh Reader .;nst fs,ned
no'tee o. euae ~ shosreaa - ,ai. 49,. ,he ~
BY GrotEe q Z. W. SHERWOOD OF tnle clty' Inc pto-
duc,ion Of Richard Edwards, E.q. Principal Of The
Stnts Normal University at Bloomington in this
Stase n viii he found 10 occupy ftch position In
The wnrjs nf eiocnionai Instruction, giving thor
nnch 1neTbnd 1f snsiy-Is bath Of sound AID seni-
!nt nnd .dm;r1 nv ,dsntsd to proper Ard rapid
dersionTent DO @ n Tx nan,i. AZ the productiou Of
me NJ nnr hcst rractiesI caucators il Is WORK Of
M m osd,nsry ni Va yslue.
Nv "'A0'' 'A'N"
yonra Mys,. 11nnAnY Assocrxr1os-The L.
,r.rv ~ III. ,ns,;,ntion viii he onene IN Monday
Juue 4. for The Htue or BOOKS TO the MEMBERS
The rooms have been thoroughly cleaned redttcd,
.ra rn,ar ns attrrctiye "A nnssfhte. lsree NUN.
49, - nt - 49,. ,.,...a ~, ,h. ek s1,-..
oe1 o! nc" oooAs na'e pcea pa.e" - ~ sne
The library now numbers ahoue 10,0V0 yotumes:
The best Amet1cAn aod Enguth masaz1nes ana
newspapers are tAken ZOE tne feaalos.too1s.
Every effort Will oe made " Inc manngefs 10 make
, 1866-06-04
ID 1 4 d =.

On the md 1nst-. MARION L., daughter OF Daniel
r. and Jennie II. Miner aged months and 10 days
Fnnera from the residence Of the parents. 645 CTR
rol street corner Lincoln, at o'clock, to-day {Mon-
dAy) Frteuda arc invited to attend the funeral
In this city, June lAt Of Inflammation OF the luugs.
Mr1. SARAH j. RYAN. beloved wife Of john N. Ryan.
uners III take place ftora tho residence, 10 South
water tt1eet, to the old Catholic burial ground.
Friends Of the family art Invited 10 Atteld.
RI New York papers please copy ----..-
Ia this city On the 1st Inst. MARY WILSON. be
loyeo wife Of ". J. Wilson. tget S years.
Funeral from the Church Of tbs Ascension. Non
taY. At O'Clock r. n.
loycd wife Or Thomns Moore, Ii the a7d year Of hf1
age -.- ..-.... =.
Sppeay. 11ne %. at 3 p. m. Friends Of the fh1t!1
are invited.
, 1866-06-04

Brick Machlne-'Thc National 1rick
Machine nakc.. With only iwohorse power, 81, ,00u
md uniform lengths. II the machine does not per
firm what claim for II, wc will take II back and
refund the money. Address ABltA4 REQuA,
General AGENT. III Broadway. New York.
Mayo d95i- 2Gt-H " EF
, 1866-06-04

House ano lot. 70 n. marble frunt on Mich
Irau are, near Congress stzeet.-...... { 81, 600
Loi On Halstcd Etseet, 50 II. front, near TJ-
~ n.on. v e5ot
Lat On Peoy3a t,reet cor. Jackson, Is ft-... z47s
% 1esr 9hirfcsn1h. ......-.................. 1856
I1t On Green stfeet ne4r jackson, Is H.. 1,e5l
LOT On Michigan ave., ptaf Twentieth. soft 4,5G
1ooft........................ 49, ...:........ s,oot
Lot On Michigan ave, Geo. SMITHS Add,
Lot On Michigan aye-, Geo. Smiths Add,
ave ave-, @ sonia ii Twelfth 1a,sot
Lot corner Warren and Page etreetf, 80 IT, 1,35i
Lot On Michigan ave, Geo. Smiths ADD
20 Observation-Disclosures. s12
Lot on IASale street, near Monroe. 50180tt 15,00
Lot On Wabash ave., Geo. Smiths Add,
s3A H.. o1S3
Lot s. E. corner Indiana ave. and Twenty
third stleets, 100 1ft--...:.........--...-.. 6.5O
Lot On Indiana aye-, near Eighteenth street,
ba N-.+ -..s---.A.-. . ....ss.*$.-..-.-s- o.o'
, 1866-06-04

ITO RENT-Alelm's beautiful Gar.
den, next door to the Tarn.r Hall, for Thearri.
cal peIturmacccs pcnic.. and schools, reasonable
ter11F Innuire Al ihc Garden. etE5
, 1866-06-04

ConEresss Appropriation of$500,000-
To purchase Tebbetts aloloRicaI Hair hcgeues-
tor for the freedmen o the Sou,h Will they DO 1t
Sbond Andrrw John.un think II best be will dght
1t tihroush-see II be don's. But NC hnpe no.. Let
ererJ one f1rnsh their own, tys certainly restore
their rtay hair and prevent 1t falling OIL clean the
,csp nom dandrun, soil nothink. keep the hafr in
plaee, rnd gre your locks and LnGleta raven
GLOW Of charming beauty. Smllh s. uywcf, General
Akeuts. Sold everywhere.
, 1866-06-04

PrussEngss Pure Cider Vinegar VIII
preserve pickles and II warranted pure. Ask your
grocer fof 20 Other vinegar. Lngeet works OF the
kind in the upited StAfes, CHARLES q. K. PnUs-
sIH0, $50 and 81 Stste k&rcct, Chicago.
lei e7151M xWF
, 1866-06-04

ITO RENTAL elegant suit OF
L unfurnished roouas, With or without board. on
South side. central part Of the city. ReteFencn re-
nrired. Address ~ j = Trhurt pE1cs. Ell
, 1866-06-04

Colgake,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Orls in combination with GlyceF1ne. and
especially designed tor the nee Of ladies' and ior
the Nufsefy, Its perfume II exquisite, md i!e
washing properties unrivalled. For sale BY all
t1uggists. febt2h9f6 1y-NAw
, 1866-06-04

FFuu1 Mr.. C. II. Thnrston, Dent1st,
Newark. N. j. ~ most cheerfu!ty bear ,csttmot
ny TO the unHvaled excellence Of SozoDovr yoR
a number OF year. past. l have not only used II
personally, but have recommended !tr n*e to my
customers. ns being the mort eicacio1s. - we'll ns
delicious dcntifrice In use. and well cacnlated "A
prrteryatlse lor the teeth." Beware Of limitations
eSSf
, 1866-06-04
Chicago Gribn1lt.
MONDAY, JUNE I, 1858
THE CITY.

WILD EpeknToN Il announces 10 dnnvor poem
nj the banuuet 10 he Natioral typographical
Union On Wednesday evcniog next
, 1866-06-04

The man who died the other day. in
might bare been alive to-day. II he had had on
hand and used prop ry. one angle bottle Of Boyd
Balm. sold By Fuller, Finch i Fuller, Chicago.
ie4 e565 NTH
, 1866-06-04

To leutena0t Gentfal Grant:
have the honor to report thai y appears upon
invettigatt6n BY the commission that there wcfc
killed outright during the recent riots at Memphis,
twenty Jour ntgroet. eight Ut whom were DIS
charged toldlez:. CE?. SToSE4AN,
NaiQf General Commanding,
, 1866-06-04

CoHaEc71oE--0nt nollce Of the removal Of
Mesers. Dean, Smeal B.. Holman. IN Saturdays
Issue, conveyed the intimattou that the drm has
been in exierence but one yeht- ThA2e gentlemen
have been in buslness in this city during three
yca,s list past
, 1866-06-04

day evening, In the Lecture Room Of The Ftrs,
Methodist Ep,tcopal Church, conner OF Clark and
Washington tlreEts, Will be addre4eed by Mr.. J.
B. stllson, Of Rochester, n. i. The public arc IN
Yited.
, 1866-06-04
Kfal EstatF--G0unErg.

TOR SALE-15 improved Farms,
fsnra 10 TO go acrea-fopr . mies wast q q! Cn!-
cago thfee % miles south-el within l0 nss e.
D. &, TEARSON5, / 18 Randolph stEoaks e@a
, 1866-06-04

Mn;1s1ER1A1--Rev. George D. Cumm1ne, D. D.,
Reclos OF Trinity Church in thle city, was on Fri-
aay last elected Bishop Of Kentucky BY the Episeo-
p,l Convention Ut Lou1sv1lle. The sat8Ey WIS fixed
al <4.soo yeari tha. oi the retiring Bishop tsmlth)
Wns e GOO.
, 1866-06-04

uonE Ton TIE FHIEKp1Ess.-The member oi
the Board are requested to meet Monday afternoon,
June 1th, ii O'Clock nt the Christian Association
Rooms 10 close up The busineas Of the recent Fes.
tival. The eeyc1al committees arc particularly re-
questet TO mike complete reports Of all money!
ana expenditures.
, 1866-06-04

Special Caution. = Mrs. Wlnatoyv's
Soothing syrup has become go popular that vafi
tue parties hare put ont articles calling them Mr..
W1nrlow's, Please take notice that The Mrs. WINS.
low Of the Soothing syrup IS not connected with
IN, othcs article. 1nne ie58i
, 1866-06-04

MAp1sox STREET Cans viii be run on Randolph
street. on md altes June ~, until tustht notice,
On sccount Of digging for wute1 pipes, &C. By
or1er Of George L. Webb, Superintendent
, 1866-06-04
! $1,000

SALES or real Es1ATE.-The following eales oi
1eal es,ac were made In May by A. J. Averel. real
, 1866-06-04

only Is cents box. and will positively cure Burns,
Tiles, Eorns, Bnni0nr, Rhcnnatfsra, Bruises and
Eruptlons OF the skin. aud we know relieves pain
Nhe1c all other remedies have failed. Sold BY al
Dtugg1su. jeAc5364t-1t cv mnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01
For the Intelligencerl
The Meeting of Returned Soldiers on
saturday Night Last.

In pursuance of call there was n
meeting of returned soldiers held Nt The
court house In this city on Saturday
evening last.
On motion, Capt. John Carln was
called to the chair, and Adjutant Henry
j, johnson appointed secretary.
on invitation of the chairman Col.
J. IL. Lockwood, OF Marshall county,
addressed the meeting. He stnted that
the object OF the meeting was to organ
ize ..SoIdiers' League" for the county,
which should act in concert with State
and National Leagues for the assistance
of disabled soldiers and of the families
aud children of deceased or disabled
soldiers, and for the furtherance of
other interests of returned soldiers.
The colonel approved heartily of the
plan, and said, rs has been elsewhere
demonstrated, IL the organization be
properly effected and maintained 1t
could work great good.
On motion, il was
RcSoECed, That u committee of five be
appointed by the chairman to report TO
Il future meeting n plan for n permR-
nent organization of a Soldiers League
for this county.
The chairman appointed tho follow
ing named gentlemen as members of
the "Committee on Permanent Organi-
zation": Col n. Wilkinson, Lieut., Col.
j. Weddle, Mini. ThoS. Singleton, ltent.
Peter Ripley, Charles j. Rawling,
Serg't Charles Deiters, o. X. j. ELI
fritz.
Tho meeting was again addressed by
Colonel Lockwood, and by the Chair
man and Secretary, all of whom advo-
Gated vigorous and united action in the
work which it was proposed to under
take. r.a
ON motion, It was
ReSOIred, THAT the chairman appoint
"a committee to perfect arrangements
for another meeting.
The Following named gentlemen were
appointed asa "Committee on Arrange
ments:r Captain William Schockey,
Captain d. b. McIlwain, Lieutenant
Melvin Richards, Charles Baltzell and
William Stone,
On motion. It was
Resolved, Tint the thanks of the meet
ing be returned TO Deputy Sheriff Jones
for his courtesy in rendering tho use OF
tho Court House for the meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet on. the evening of Saturday, the
18th inst, for permanent organization.
JOHN CARLIN, President.
HENRY J.. JOHNSON, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01
BROOK County News.

From The WetkSbttrg AeTdtd.
o. w. Langftt, Esq, sold his DWELL
ing and premises in this town the other
dayto Mr.. G. Parker, for what is gem
to be 6fyen on. the 1st OF April We re-
gret 20 lose Mr.. j.. as q citizen and hope
that he may conclude TO find another
residence in the peighborhoood.
A fever of the Typhoid character is
prevailing in the Fowlersburgin eighbor-
hood in this county. 1t was Introduced
by George Buckley, who had been. IN
Ohio attending school, and who togeth-
er with several other members OF the
family, fell its victims; and WEDNESDAY
morning, died, Mr.. Hiram Fowler
young man generally and very favoTa-
biy Known, Of the same disease, con-
tracted while waiting upon the Sick
The disease is said to be of a very un-
manageable character, and appears 70 oe
very fatal. Mr.. Fowler was memper
of the society of Odd Fellows, ana was
buried ON Thursday with appropriate
honors.
Ifoply n fair proportion Of the yari-
ons improvements projected and talked
about for next summer be prosecuted,
the season will prove one of the l1yeli-
est that has ever happened here since
Wellsburg was a town. One thing at
least is certain. If there is any acces-
sion to the population natural increase
of course eXcepted) there must be more
houses, the demand for tenements being
greatly in excess of the supply; and It
being next TO impossible to find a domi-
Gle Of any kind not already engaged.
Under the pressure, property has ad7
Vanced, but lots can yet be had at very
low rates, lower indeed that in any OF
the surrounding towns of similar pro-
portions. In the item of taxation,. we
also have great advantages over all OF
onr corporate neighbors, onr town taxes
being comparatively only nominal.
The Herald in commenting upon the
recent wool growers meeting at Wash
ington, Pa, takes for its text the sensi-
BILE remarks made by Mr.. Werlich,
quoted by us several days ago, and
agreed with the INTEbLIaKNcER in ad-
visine, us u remedy for the evils COM
planned of, the establishment of WOODEN
factories in tho Ohio Valley here instead
of shipping to the factories East, and
thus placing the raw material perpetu-
ally ut the mercy of the manufacturer.
Says the Herdld' 81 '.'-.' hgf
We are glad to know that such ideas
are becoming quite prevalent among
our wool growers, who are discussing
surplus thousands in such enterprises.
Half n million dollars invested in half
n dozen factories in the Ohio Valley,
would revolutiOnize the wool business,
so far as the west is concerned; and
SIOO,OOO so invested, would furnish a
nmrket for very considerable section
Of country. A mill, even with that
limited capacity, would consume many
thousand pounds of wool annually, and
no good reasOn can begiven, why, with
cotton at toto SOC a pound, it would not
be good stock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

Mr.. DWIGHT, editor of the MusSedE
Journal, gives these sensible hints to
correspondents:
.sPle,lse do not say 'rendiion;' there
may be dictionary authority for making
It synonymous with the manner Of rem
dering u piece or a character; but we
vulgarisu; II is too suggestive of extra
dition of criminals.
'iPlease refrain from such poInpous
phrases as sthe season was iuaugurated,'
whom you speak OF some chance oper0
or penny whistle concert that happened
to come carly in tho season. ts.-g
'EPlease cultivate simplicity and
modosty of expression. Can we not
speak OF solo on the jewshnrp without
calling It a grand solo? A 'symph-
ony by Beethoven means quite as much
as d grand symphOny.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

WE read with no small regret of the
death of Henry Winter Davis in Balti-
more on Saturday afternoon last. He
was yet n young man, not much over
forty, and in the very fullness of his
powers. His reputation for ability,
force OF character, high attainments In
letters and politics, was wide spread as
the country. He made his distinguish
ing mark In Congress in the session of
lsGO-6I, during the excitement conse-
Qucnt upon the effort to elect Sherman
Speaker OF tho House. Two years be-
fore, however, he had inaugurated the
reform movement in Maryland
which eliminated a few months
ago in tho abolition of slavery.
Mfr. Davis came into prominent life
with the Know-Nothing party and was
during the brief existence of that or
ganization its most conspicuous cham
pIon in Baltimore, where 1t grow. rank
est and held out longest. Latterly he
has not been in public favor with his
former followers, owing to the rupture
between himself and the Blairs. He
was an inperious innn, not n good or
ganizer and n very unwilling follower.
He and Wade undertook 70 breach the
Republican party in 1864, alter the nom
ination of Mr.. Lincoln, but signally
failed. Davis has rested under this
defeat ever since, although somewhat
active Just of late. Only few weeks
ago he took ground for negro suffrage,
and at the time OF his death was ma
turing, as wo SUPPOSE, a very radical
movement in Maryland 7.a5 H..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

NEvER was public opinion manlfest-
cd more unequivocally than with re
gard to Phalon's ght-Rlooniing
Cereus" Its popularity is so entirely
unprecedented, and has been so rapid
" obtained, that scores of would-be
competitors have sprung mp in its track;
hut the notice they have gained, like
their perfume. has been unsatisfactory
and eyarescent. Sold everywhere. 1t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-01

Over twenty. years. increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS vESE-
rIAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. It
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub off on make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but imparts TO It new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered. A child can apply 1t, Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, tAi b
Al. MATTHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. ~ maya-lyeod