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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-20

From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Of
r june 90, 1854. oh r.
We are gratifed to hear Of the continued sue
cess in New York Of our townsman, Mr.. Ii. 7.
Helmbold, Druggist. His store, next the Nc
tropolitan Hotel h % feet front, 80 feet deep,
and Ave stories In height liz Is certainly q
erand establishnnent, and speaks favorably, Of
the merit of his articles. He retains his office
and laboratory In this city, which are also model
establishments Of their class.
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For Sale or Rent.

u,IE NEW. AND ELEGANTLY
furnished Store Room belonging to Mr.
Nary Moore, situated on the east side Of Main
i,raei north OF Monroe. This splendid business
s,apd will be sold or leased upon accommodating
, ,s, THOS. 0'BRIES,
nareo Custom House.
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THAyE RKNoEEp NY WORKSHOP AND
Store Room, from la Market to- No. le5 Main
street where I win be plessed 70 see AL my old
i've M tbeir patronage have . nll assort-
ncnt If an kinds Of ware usually found In such
estslliSkmsota and am prepared 70 fG an ordsrs
FOR anythinr manufactured from Copper, Tin o.
sheet Iron. I haye several first ciass Job work
men. ana WIN do any work promptly and It ~
tsbas3n GEO. W. JOHNSON
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4. A. ELpEkT
nALrsK MARSHALL b. a. hLo1"
MARSHALL Il Ebert.

MILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS ot
w the late Arm Of Marshall, Cote 70; -
Oh. old Fulton Bank and win furnish coal on
reasonable terms TO all our old customers, ana
ask share of public patronage. pari2
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II. Z. CARE

90 - H =. CARR
AND CIVIL B99lE
~ ssr. Parficsisx sf1sstlsa pen - g ~
ssys q IlasAs 70 fkis anA s4(axfAk 1870.
Pisss neatly md seexafsiy nseA nss09
yrry bod 81 in~frun<.ts. -, - :. - ~
Drug Store. or Jshs Bsii's Tass<s pssa4 ~
tepdsA "a.
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MRS. G. ZId16ER,

MANUFACTURER ALL KINDA
MI Of CRACKERS, CAKEs BREAD, ke.,
No. i6a Market Street, East sids, lev aeofs
south Of ths Market HOUSE, whsslins wa,
lanl0 .... ...f
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'sCHENCK,s sEAWERD TONIC,

This medicine, invented by DF. j. a.
Schenek. OF Philadelphia, Il intended TO dis.
solve the food and make It into ehyme, tbs
INST process OF digestion. BY cleansing the
stomach withSehsnebs Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food
that could not Be eaten before using II will be
easily digested-
Consumption cannot be eured by Schenck's
PulmOnic Syrup unless the stomach and
liver Is made healthy and the appetite reseuF-
ed. hence the Tonic and Pills are required In
nearly every case Of consumption A hall
DOZEN bottles OF the SEAwEED TONIC and
three or four boxes Of the MANDRAKE
PILLS Will cure any ordinary case Of dys-
pepSia-
New York, Boston, and at his principal ONCE
IN Philadelphia every week. See daily pa
pens OF each place, or his pamphlet on con-
sumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two licenses OF the Doctor, one m the last
stage Of Consumption, and the other as he
now Is, in perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp. fls r..El E-a.l as 4
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price
$50 per bottle, or SD the halE-doEen. All
letters for advice EhouId be addressed TO Dr.
Schenck's Principal Once, No Is North 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Pa. General Wholesale
Agents: Demas, Barnes & Co, n. Y; 8 6
Hance Baltimore. Nd: John D. PaFke Gin.
cinnatt, Ohio; Walker q Taylor, Chicago, Ill,
Collins Bros, st Louis Mo.
4eodlEtEem0lYT .a
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The plan adopted by the Central
Railroad Company, in accordance with
which the yet ineompleted contract was
drawn, guards the Central Company
from any liability or outlay whatever
until 8, 00O, coo are raised and expend-
ed, orBo much Of - may beneCess1ry
to finish and EQUIP the road 70 the falls
Of the KanaWha EiYep-ihe head OF
OF steamboat navigation, that viii oe
under the system of river inPrSSHTs 5
ment about to be carried out. ~
months is given to raise this SUM Ai ~.
this expenditure and completion, t % VI
road to the falls, the OeutE.d
Company agrees that the en5lfe PEogeE-
ty in the consolidated roads
east and west Of Coyington-may be
DIed9ed 10 secure loans Tor the compIe-
,ioT md equipment Of the road to the
SE,ir riTsr, The contract guarantees 10
he stockboIders in the Coyington and
Ohio railroad permanent preferred
dividend OF eight per cent per annum
from and after the completion Of the
road to the Ohio. The entire length Of
the road Is 223 miles. From CoVington
to the Falls OF Kanawha Is leg miles:
thence TO the Ohio, 81 miles. The State
MS exPenned 8 5O0,o0O-nearly all on
the part Of the road between Covington
and the falls.
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CARp 40 NTALIns.

a Clergyman, while residing South
America Is missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, EAriy Decay, Diseases Of the Uri.
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by banefnI and
vicious habIts. Great numbers have been
already cured By this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the afaicted and nm.
fortunate, I VIII sand the recipe for prepar-
ing and uStnR this medicine, In sealed en-
yelope, to any one who needs It, Free 81
Charge. 77ts -ffe ~ -
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself Address,
JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station D, Bible House, New York.
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The COVingEOn and Ohio, and the
west TIrEInIa Central Railroads..
The Recent Meeting nj RiehmOnd.
The recent railroad meeting at Rich
mond in regard to completing the Gov
ington and Ohio road 70 the Ohio river
resulted in an agreement on the part
Of the Stockholders of the Virginia Cen
tral road TO guarantee eight per cent.
on the capital that may be raised to
complete the line, payable only on and
after the actual completion Of the road
to the Ohio. The Commissioners from
West Virginia were present at the meet
ing and the result arrived at met with
their appreciation. Only one Of them
however, Colonel Mcpherson, felt at
liberty to put himself in writing to that
effect. The other two, Messrs. Rama.
dell and Cunningham, says the Dispatek.
Stated that they had sreceived and In
VIlation from the West Virginia Central
Railroad Company to be present at q
meeting In Wheeling on the third Of
June; that this invitation was received
prior to the notice Of the meeting of
the Virginia Central Railroad Company
in this city; and that as they supposed
tie subject Of the deliberations OF the
meeting In Wheeling would be theCoy-
ington and Ohio railroad, and possibly
some proposition for relieving the en-
terPrise OF any complications that may
grow out Of the charteripg of that
company to build road on the part Of
the line Of the CoVington and Ohio
Railroad they deemed Il proper, as an
act Of courtesy as well as prudence to
attend the Wheeling meeting before
signing the contract. They expressed
their approval Of Il, and had little or
no doubt that they would sign Ii imme-
dtateiy after the meeting in Wheeling,
Both gentlemen earnestly urged that
the virginia commissioners and the
Central Company should be represantad
In thus meeting. Major Paxton. AGENT
Of the company, will be present: but
We fear none OF the Virginia commits.
sioneFs will be able to attend.
The West Virginia commissioners
Impressed all with whom they held fr-
tereourse on the important work sub
mitted In part 70 their charge with their
sincere devotion to that work and their
hankness and courtesy.
The West Virginia. Central Railroad
Company, which Will hold the meeting
in Wheeling above alluded 70, was
chartered by thesWest Virginia Legis-
lature, with authority to CONSTRUCT a
railroad along the line Of the CoVington
and Ohio Railroad homC tlettsburg,at
the mouth Of the Big Sandy, to Charles
ton, KanaWha. Cattletts6urg Il one of
the proposed termini OF the Covington
and Ohio Railroad. The other Is at
Point Pleasant, at the mouth Of the Ka-
naWha river. The two routes branch
on abort distance below Charleston.
To what extent this charter Of the West
Virginia Central may interfere with
the Covington and Ohio Railroad re-
mains 70 be seen. Il e not probable,
that Il can be more than tenn
@orHry and trivial. ~
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Over twenty yean' increasing demnd has
established the TACT that ALATHKRs' vEE-
TLAS HAIR DYE, is the beSt in the world. 1t
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 on or make the hair appeardusty and
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply Il. Always gives
satistaction- Only % cents Per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
Al MATHEWS, Manufactures, n. z.
ale Agents. n1ayO5Iyeod
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Income Tax Notice.,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In TIE United States Income Taxes for The
year 1855 and the Special Taxes, or LicepseS
for the year en- ling Nay LIST, 1883, assesSed
within and for the county OF Ohio and State
Of West Virginia, viii be du and payable 10
me az my othce, No. TX Monroe Street.
Wheeling, on -. : 80 ~
Monday, the I'd day or June, 1857.
II said Taxes are not paid on or befons the
18TH DAY OF JUNE, So, the PENALTIES pre-
prescribed by the Revenue Law for non.pay
ment will be fmposed.
Taxes assessed within otheroountIes OF the
tint Collection District, West Va, may be
paid At my once al any time from and aftar
the said I'd day Of June. = -
~ FHfE7 RF. KELLEY; 81
WHEKLING. Nay Ii. 1887. myis Nv
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The Boston TraVeEler is so wen con-
WINGED that Mr.. Seward win be cam
didate for the Presidency next year,
that 1t thinks 1t necesaaryto begin thus
early to carry him OF. 1t alleges that
he declared some years ago that stthers
was not a doubt he would be the candi-
date Of the successful party of 1858 ~
At the same time that this prediction
seems to trouble our Boston eotemp,or.
airy, 1t attempts to show that an M.
Stewards prophecies and nradic.Ioe,,,,.
have been disproYen BY times We
should think that this fact might "a
lleve Il Of all labors to thwart me Presis
9entlal prophesy, and tot defeat hfr.
SsWard's aspirations. Before .payine
any attention to the TFaveUsr's arnns
ment8 ON the main question, however
We should like II it would tell us when
or where the Secretary Of State uttered
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DUrCHER,s IeHTNINGFLY.KH-
LER EfIceEtafnly extsrnninate these paEts,
II tn usa i psnsyered In. Beware Of bogus
F1y-PaPG. which some dealers keep became
they can get it for nearly nothing. Don't be
sEtndIed. Ask sor BUTCHERS, which i
sold By al live Druggists. myeS-lmd&w
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Spiral AqtIrts.
KDoKux, Iowa, Alapch u, ISL.

MR. c. H. oDBERT, 2
sIE-I purchased when In Cincinnati two
bottles Of your Vegetable AmbFuSta, and
having used It, must SAy that - Kzthe
greatest hair reStoreT and GROWER of the day.
II changed my hair to the original color and
= now growing nicely. Please send ma
one dozen bottles Enclosed you VIII md
ten do1an, which. n too mneh. yo1 can Re
S.W. STOoPs,
maTlS Of StoopS. Brown q Co
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Sttambuats.
For Lover ONO. Cairo. and at.

For Lower Ohio, Cairo, and st. Louis.
.sf-fs.s DIRECT. ai-
Leaves Wedntsday Evening, May 70.
- The nne new steamer 4GIiAs-
Z sfeS469WI" Capt Geo. ". johnson.
- Will leave p announced above
Tor freight or passage, apply on board or 10
BOOTH, RA1TELLE 4 CO.,
mSNSt Agents.
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AMONG the "Personal'' advertise
ments in a New York paper OF Monday,
We notice the following:
OLYMPIC THEATRE oRrHESTRA
" saturday eveninR-SWeet ewes, was I 80
tnaa!y deceived a. To imagine you did return
Lhe pressure OF my arm? When We un-
sPeA1aDly nope we mAryelously doubt n
Indeed Il were FATE that led % into Euch eI-
qu1site comp1nionAhip, surely its presence
teaches thee TO divine All the FSptire maj
contact. 80 ,
Better trust all and be deceived.
And weep that trust and that believing
Than doubt one heart that, II belieyed
Had blessed our life with TINE believing
II possible send one word OF recognItion To
LONELINESS, Herald once.
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The New York Herald Of Monday
contains one Of its periodical sensation
articles. Jen. Davis having been re-
leased on SHOW bail'' and the question
Of his crime being now an open one,
and there being no special reason to
regard the rebellion as anything more
than sort of "uupleasantness" in our
history, the Herald takes the ground
that the debt Incurred in suppressinE
the South Is humbug and a sWindle,
and should therefore be repudIated.
VIII not the people agree, says the ed
itor, that I''if there be no treason the
Warwas in vain and is fruiiless?" And,
he adds, "they viii say naturally
enough that they ought not to be bur
dened with a debt Of three thousand
millions for nothing.'
They viii ask Why they should be
taxed a hundred and fifty to two hum
dred millions a year, when they have
been cheated In the object and Eesnlts
Of the war. l. there treason or il there
nOtE This is the question of the time,
before which every other must Siye
Ney% ~ luNoANea Tue security Oh our
Government hereafter and the payment
or TepUdiation Of the national debt,
Understanding the action Of the Gov
eminent and the judiciary as virtually
declaring there u NO such crime us
treason, we should not be surprised to
Bee, within i've years, the debt created
by the war repudiAted as an imposition
and fraud. That, in fact, would be
the logical consequence of letting trea-
son go untried and unpunished. II
there b 10 treason the war was all
wrong. and the national debt is a ma
tionai HEindle."
The Herald no doubt expects 70 ind
such an article quite readable among
the Bulls and Bears these dull times.
It will stir them up and tend to excite
their minds and to puzzle them more
than ever a. to whether they had bet
ter sell or buy government bonds. The
shTsWed ones will be apt to guess that
the writer Of st has possibly some
special object Of his own in putting
forth such suggestions.
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att, advertisements
slOO Reward.

THE ABOVE SUM WILL BIZ pam 10
any one who win furnish such InioIIaa-
ton as VIII lead TO the discovery a q
trsetof land Of which Patliek DeYlin, dad,
seized about the year 1855 Said land tsEup-
posed to be In Marshall county. Letters may
Be addressed to Hugh DeTlln, GalHtZtn,
Clmbrtl county. Pa. .. myE-lEda-
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MARRIED.

Nay 18Th, 1s6I, at West AIexander. Pa. by
the Rev. ". II. Lester, Mr.. TaonAs CIRNI-
HAN and Mis- MARY L. SWuTZKR, both OF
Whee Ling, w. Va
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E3AAVIIN WHAT NUU WANT. =
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
III known and used over 20 year,. Daily
increasing in public favor. Complete In one
bottle. N0WaEh. No trouble A child can
apply II, Produces lnstrous black or brown,
a desired. Does not inJure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealerz
Also, MATHEWS ARSIcA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eod-ly
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LAUGHIIN,s IYPSn CORpIAL,

III IN , II ~ NVhDLALsl
The Childs Cure When TeeIhinE.
Nothers an know The many EIeepless nights
the little ones At home have to pass HhAn
TeethIng- Yo1 need no zone to remind you
Of the PaIn-Choiie, WakefutneSs. UneAzt-
neS, FretttnE. FIatulenee, Disturbed Bowels,
de- We tell you candidly, one bottle ofthis
CoCdEAl win correct an these troubles. Assist
TeefhiuZ. Remove Acidity. AlIay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote Sleep.
Fryit. It VIII act a. q charm Sold by
LAUGHLIS. SMITH q CO..
Wholesale DEpgKtSts. Main 81
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Bauttd.
Wanfad.

HPQARBIEG-wTTH ONE Or TWO
5llFoons Al private family OF boSrdinS
noglse, convenient 10 the post once. Ad.
ore .6O4 -. ~ my3s-2tS
WAHTED-AGENTaE5 70 Szo pen
w monIhs eHeTyWhere, mGle and female,
GENu1NE IMPROVED COMMON SESSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE ms na-
chine win stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, bind
braid and embIoidertn = most superior man
ner. Puee only SIS. Fully W0rrRnted for
my 9sImdi sE6ohB q co. Cleveland %.
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DIR. B. W. ALLEN; as
PHYSICIANS& SURGEON

.DHPECTPULLY TENDERS HIS SER.
n vices 70 the citizens or Wheeling az,
be has had unusual advantages in the prac-
Demonstration OF Anatomy in the University
AEOmoe 10 Main St, mp stairs, over Gar.
777fsF WHEELING, VIVA.
RRTKRKNcEs-Dr. T. II. Logan, Ii. A.
HaRans, Intelhgencef ONCE, Edward q Co.
mani, sprigg House. apE2SSm
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAY -.


THE opinion OF Attorney General
stansberry in regard to certain clauses
OF the Congressional Reconstruction
Act is published at length. We do moi
care to burden eight or ten columns o.
the ISTELLIsKSCKR with it, inasmuct
as 1t applies only 70 the rebel States
But the main point in Il Is that the At
torney General endeayors to bring the
dlsquaiiiying features of the act With
in as narrow an application to the iate
rebels as possible. He explains that
the provisions which disqualify from
registration all those who engaged in
the rebellion under certain eireumstan-
ces. are. frst, having held an Office es-
specially designated by the act, State or
Federal, and, second, having engaged
In the rebellion against the Unite ]
States, or having given aid or comfort
TO its enemies. Heproceeds TO examine
Al length the meaning Of these terms,
aud shows all the arguments in favor
OF accepting thvm in their strietest con-
struetIon. He makes. as we said, the
disqualification Is narrow as possible,
and seeks 10 admit to registration all
rebels who are not excluded by the most
positive crime. Under the head Of ON
Gers Of the rebellion, he does not in
clude any Judicial office. He says: .
liam accordingly Of the opinion that
the holding Of q simple judicial ofhce,
or Other executive Offices, or such pub
lie emp!oyments as are Of a purely civil
character, such Is county Offices, mu-
niciIal Offices, and all Others Of like
nature. which were not created for the
purpose Of more efec: ually carrying
on hostilities, and which did not in
Voive the performance Of duties eL.
pressly in fuFtheFauee Of the Rebellion,
do moi, within the meaning of this part
of the oath, M on the incumbent the
guilt of engaging in the Rebellion"
By this construction the Mayors Of
Richmond, Savannah, and New Or.
leans are admitted to registration
merely because they held municipal
Offices. Yet who can doubt but their
guilt was as great as that Of any who
held military positions under the Con-
fedsrate Government? AGAIN.
Giving due weight TO these weIl-es-
tabiishej principles, proceed with the
inquiry. 1 am Of opinion that some
direct overt act, done With the intent TO
further the Rebellion, is necessary to
bring the party within the pUrvisw and
meaning Of this law. Merely disloysl
sentiments or expressions are not sutti-
cisnt- The perSon applying for regis
tEAtion Is not required TO clear himself
from the faint OF dislOyaliy."
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rnE HEALING PooLl

~ N7HAI@ 04 5343Es@ 7 :. : y
Howard Associations Reports. for
YOUNG MEN, on the GRIsIE' OF soLE-
TUDE, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DEsEAsE which destroy themanIy powers
and crate tmpedtments 70 MARRIAGE
with sure means or TeaeG sent In sealed
let:er envelopes, free OF charge. Address,
D[. J. sKILLIS HoEGHToN, Howard As
SocAtion, Philadelphia, Pa. myI7-Smd&W
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The number Of visitors at Niagara
Falls has been much greater thus far
this season than in previous years. An
association OF hackmen has been form
ed, and, to the surprise Of visitors, Is
countenaneed by one hotel, the pro-
pr:etors Of which, it Is said, have leas-
ed thelE SIX carriages to this Hssocia--
ton Of forty-four haekmen for 1900
for the season.
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WHISPERS

M US t a 6 he s I
FoRcED 70 GROW uPoaTHEsMoorH-
using Dr.. SEVI9NES RESTtt 4 ITt y SErTiS
GAPILLAIRE,t the most RondeFfSi diScoVerT
In modern. science, acting upon t6e fss'srS
Il has been used by the EtfIi ~ 80 III
London with the most aatteFfn1 Hnesa-S
Names Of all purchases wiz Be teFSli and
entire s1tstaetlon e not given In every in-
ed Price by mail, sealed and poSfpSiIi n
Descriptive circulars and testimonIalS mailsd
nee. Address, BERGER, SHUTS D On
Chemists, No. IS River Street, Troy. NJ "
Sole agents for the United States.
mehzS-eod, tTtW&Wly 5tc-
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The Springfield RepnbEean says Of
the financial reasons urged for a ses-
sion Of Congress in July: ''Does any
body think Congress would do any
thing financially but add q few hun
dred millions or 50 to the debt, il a
summer session should be held? What
the country wants is 10 be left alone.
December is quite soon enough for
starting another series OF experiments"
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a girl in Springfield. Massachusetts,.
applied to her teacher for leave to be
absent half day, on the plea that they
had company at home. The teacher
referred her to the printed list Of rea-
Sons that the School COMMITTEES think
sufficient TO justify absence and asked
her II her case came under any Of them.
She nHiyely replied that il might
come under the head of Domestic AZ
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In the Committee OF the Maryland
Constitutional Convention, from which
the bill Of rights was reported, the vote
stood II yeas to 10 nays on the question
Of allowing negroes to testify on the
same terms as whites, and three mem
bers even opposed the proposition de-
elaring that slavery shall not be per-
miLted in the State.
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= 7. A. PINcRNEY,
p. N. HALE. l.-

R HILLS, sec,y of Board Of Diiecf6rS.
EoTE-As . favoE in behalf OF this Be
neVolent Institution Of our State, in which
every citizen Is In some way interested the
editions OF the several newspapers OF the
state are respectfully requested 10 call
special attention TO this notica for bids.
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We observe paragraph going the
public rounds Of the papers giving the
"'last words" of various celebrated per-
sons who have died. Those OF Webster
are, however, omitted. They are
'.LYthepsary, EytIurBI, !" as reference 70
the "unabridEed' viii shoW. - Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-29

"A correspondent at the Paris Expo
sition notices the fact that the people
from each nation pay more attention to
its special department than to any
other,-that Americans may be more
often found studying or admitting the
articles from AmeTica,-the English
those from England, 6c.,-than any
others.