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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-11
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All the Baltimore papers concur in
the statement that there Is military
revival in that city, and that volunteer
organizations are rapidly springtng
into exiStance there. The american OF
yesterday contains the following
amongst its local items;
THE MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
There Is certainly a very earnest spirit
now manifested by the young men OF
Baltimore in relation to volunteer sol-
diery, and under the actrecently passed
by the late Legislature companies are
being formed almost every night.
Some OF these already muster over one
hundred each. and as soon as the kind
of uniform is decided upon will equip
according to law and make regular
dress parades. In the meantime some
OF the companies are drilling every
night, in sections and squads, in order
to become well skilled In the manual
and movements generally. steL-
There is no immediate call for this
sort of enthusiasm, but we learn that It
Is particularly manifest amongst re-
turned rebel soldiers. We have heard
OF company which was already or
ganized awaiting the passage Of the law
referred to, consisting Of but four
Union men and HiletJ-Sir returned Teb-
Ell SoldieTs-officersa ll7Tebels, of course.
The Johnson-Swann conspiracy has
not yet had its deH0IEeRe7et. Has this
Maryland military organization any
thing 10 do with the JOhnson-Sharkey
rebellIon2 Swann's own avowal that
he declined to take the senatorship for
"grave State reasons" and the belief OF
many that the President is more truly
represented by Judge Sharkey, and
Robert j. Walker than by the Attor-
ney General, may yet find their explas
nation. It is a bad sign to see returned
Confederate soldiers organizing under
such auspices as those which control
the government of MaEyland.-W Wash
iH0t0n Chronicle. 5r r.a-zat.l--- a.
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KGoH THY DESTINY.

. H
MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great Eng
lish Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychome.
trician, who has astonIshed the scientific
classes of the Old World, has, now located
herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers of sec
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person you are to marry, and by the aid OF
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the PsychomotrOpe, guarantees to produce q
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The ImpeRchmentO OF Judge EFaEIeFs.-
Trial PFOeeedB.s-A Negro Shot by q
White WOmRn.-.SOutneFn Baptist
Convention.
NASHVILLE, May 9.-The second act
OF the impeachment drama closed to-
day, by the exclusion Of one Of the
Conservative Senators, on the ground
that, being brother Of the accused
Judge, he was incompetent to sit upon
his trial. By this act the Radicals Sc
cure the two.thirds majority necessary
to convict. The trial will now be push
ed to a conclusion. ~ rs
MEMPHIS, May "A negro named
John McEwen, while attempting to
force an entrance into the house OF
J. B. Synnott, a well known Journalist,
last night, was shot through the heart
by Mrs. Synnott, who was alone In the
house.
The Southern Baptist Convention
convened to-day. Rev. P. II. Neill, of
Georgia, was chosen President. Little
was done save organizing. The dele
gates numbered two hundred, thir-
teen States being represented including
the District of Columbia.
Foreign Missionary Boards reported
expenditures at 81, 600 during the past
year, and have six missions in China
und Africa.
The Domestic Board, located in Ma
rion, Alabama, has collected and dis
bursed 81 900, and employs 12I home
missionaries; also, ten Indian missions
among the Cherokees and Choctaws.
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Maryland Constitutional Convention
...FOrm OF Oath AdOpted.

ANNAPOLIS, May 9.-The Constitu-
tional Convention adopted the form of
an oath for members, declaring allie
glance to the State Of Maryland, and
United States, as the Supreme law OF
the land, any State ordinance to the
contrary Notwithstanding, and will pro-
tect and defend the Union and not al
low the same to be broken, and dis.
countenance all political combinations
having such object. The members took
the oath. The national flag was order.
ed to be displayed tromlthe dome of the
Capitol during the session of the Con.
Yentfon. I''1t 1. . ~ =
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FROM BALTIMORE.

Trial of n Bank OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for GapoleOn's Son.
BALTIMORE, May 9.-The trial of John
Fl. Rogers, indicted conformity with s.
81. Wentz, who plead guilty to the abb
straction of $500, 600 of the funds of the
National Mechanics Bank, was finished
to-day, the Jury to return a verdict to-
preston is they will fail to agree.
A small schooner-rigged vessel, two
and half tons, leaves for Europe about
the 10th, in charge of three men and a
boy, intended as present to the son
Of Napoleon. .s'-l..,.,....,5.-...7l.
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A wAsu1NoroN evening paper says
that on the day before Sanford Conoyer,
who was convicted of perjury in falsely
swearing before the Judiciary Com
mittee, was to be taken to the pentten-
tiary, the warden OF the Jail here re-
ceived a telegram from Congressman
Ashley, requesting COnover's retention
until his tAshley's) arrival. He came
to Washington and the same night had
n long Interview with Conover iniaIl.
These visits have since that time been
frequently repeated. es.5.
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WONDERFULaBUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world.re.
nowned Astrologist and S0mnambulIst1c
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disposition, color Of eyes md hair, and en-.
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HS-Addres in confidence, MADAME GER.
TRuDE REo1sGToN, p, o. Box s2g7. West
Troy,N.Y. mch2Seod, triw&W1y.
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GEN. sICKLEs' DISTRICT.
Order for Registration in the States
OfNOFth md Annfh NnrnlInn

CHARLESTON, May 9.-Gen. Sickles
has issued an order to the effect that he
will, on the third Monday in July,
cause registration of the citizens Of
North and South Carolina, not disfrau-
chised in the rebellion, or by felony at
common law. Boards of Registration
are to be appointed, who shall also
make return of the votes for delegates
to the Constitutional Convention. The
Board of Registration will sit two days.
Lists are to be open to public exami-
nation for seven day after which they
are 10 be revised, objections heard, &c.
The order gives full instructions as to
the manner of Registration.
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JeE. Davis,s Case.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The counsel
and friends of JEFF. Davis are very de.
sirous that his trial should not proceed
under Judge Underwood, and the for
mer Will state In Court on Monday
that they are not ready for trial, and
will move in the meantime to admit thq
prisoner on bail. The counsel OF Davis
are endeavorinR to have their client
tried before Justice Chase.
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A CARD TO INVALIDS.

and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Ud-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by a desire to benedt the af1Icted and I'M
fortunate, l viii send the recipe for prepar-
Ing and using this medicine, in a sealed en-
Yelope, to any one who needs it, Free Of
Charge. rs -.l=51
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INAfAN,
Station d, Bible House, New York.
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THE Cincinnati Commercial asserts
that after the assassination OF Mr.. Lin
coin, and before he was buried, and
while it was still a question whether
Mr.. Seward would recover from the
wounds inflicted by Payne, ts'Ben. But.
Ter clustered into the White House,
backed by few of his kind, and de-
nlanded for himself then the appoint
ment of Secretary OF State"
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VIRaISIA.-The Richmond Wig Is
laboring hard for the return of that
State to the Union, under the Sherman
Bill. The sort of opposition it meets
may be inferred from the following
question, which it asks on Saturday:
" Are we to say, because the colored
people are allowed to vote, ride in the
street cars, and do other things thew
never done before, that we viii keen
out Of the Uuion?" 1t then adminfs-
tiers rebuke to other Richmond jour
mails for thei! Numbering logic" and
not to spend their lives in melanchoIy
moping among the ruins Of Yirginia.H
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The Boston Journal on saturdaygave
some facts showing "what it costs to
live " in these days of expensive beef
and mutton. Since that publication,
glance at an undertaker's bill has
shown Il "what it costs to die" The
Journal concludes upon the whole that
1t is cheaper to live.
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SAYS a New York letter: Rumor is
busy with the names OF certain well
known politicians and spectators in
connection with the errand Of the
Japanese Embassy to Washington
and busy, too, in a way that Is any thtng
but creditable to them. The Japanese,
it is said, sent three millions Of gold to
this country, while ago, to purchase
a gunboat and other vessels, but the
it Is alleged, did not keep their con-
tract, only one steamer having been
sent, and even that was almost WORTH
less. The strangers come to the United
States now $50 the story goes) to bring
the delinquents TO account. =
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THE municipal election of clarks-
burg was held last Monday. The Tel.
graph says the result turned entirely
upon the question Of granting license
to retail liquor within the limits of the
corporation. The peoples Ticket''
was the anti-license ticket, and was
elected Throughout.
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AnYOung Lady returning to her country
home, after a soIouTn OF few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had asoft ruby complexion OF almost marble
smoothness, and instead OF twenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as to the cause ofso great a change, she plain
" told them that she used the CIrcaSsIan
Balm, and considered it an Invaluable ac-
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their pen
sonal appearance an hundred fold. q II IL sim
pie In its combination. as Nature herself Is
simple, yet unsurpassed in It's efficacy In
drawing impurities from, also healing cleans
ing and beautity ping the skin and complexion
By Its direct action on the cuticle it draws
nom it all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature In
tended 1t should be, clear, son, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express,
on receipt Of an order by
a75 $50 w. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette St, Syracuse, N. Y
The only American Agents for the sale Of the
same mchG3-eOd, trtW&WIy
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SECOND DISPATCH

on CRY, May IO-9:8O a. Iri.-Eight
Hotel, lave been burned, and the
flames are still raging. Both of Ma
whinney's iron tanks are in flames.
The wind is favorable, and through
great exertions the fire will be subdued.
1t originated in the careless use of u
lantern around the tank cars on the
FRilFOnd.
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Alarge 8 PIP. Circular, giving information
Of the greatest importance to the young of
both sexes. @ on tsi'-sz o'1 =
It teaches how the honely may become
beautiful, the despfsed respected, and the
1oTsaken loved. = -Fsz'i-f - 5'-E37
No young lady or gentleman should mil to
send their address, and receiyeG copy post
paid, by return matl. Address,
P. o. Drawer, 2, Troy, Ny.
meh2S.eod ,trtW&wly -, s...fI - n I.
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LAUGHLIN,s INFANT CORDIAL,

LAUW1AAIN'8 INFANT COADIALl1
The ChIId's Cure When TeethIng.
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
OF the Pain-OhoHc, Wakefutness, UneasI.
ness, Fretting, FIatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c. We tell you candidly, one bottle ofthIs
Cordial viii correct all these troubles, Assist
Teething, Remove AcIdIty, Allay all Pain,
Quietthe Fretful, Promote Sleep.
Tryit. It win act as charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists Main st,
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Tho Maryland Conyentlon.

From he Washtn0ton Chronicle.
The rebel convention of Maryland as
sembled yesterday at Annapolis. This
body Is composed largely Of men who
were members ofthe reasonable Leg
islature of 1851. Mayor BoWn, of Bal.
tlmore, and ex-Speaker KiIbourn, both
OF whom were arrested by General Nc
Glellan's order, aud Imprisoned in Fort
warren, are members of this conVen-
ton. This class of persons has become
very popular in Maryland since that
state was relieved OF the presence of.
the Union army, and the immense nre-
ponderance OF rebellious sentiment
now may well justify doubts as to
whether the majority has not ALWAYS
been with the South. It Is true very
large accessions have been made to the
population from the South during and
since the war, and the rebel soldiers,
who were very numerous, have return
ed to their homes. Almost every store
IN Baltimore has returned grayback
Tor clerk or salesman, and the current
tendency Is 10 exalt treason and throw
odium upon fidelity to the Union
cause. The Democratic party by its
election of judge and clerk of the CITY
Court last week def1antly espoused the
rebel cause, and became acces. cries to
treason after the fact. The choice of
that party fell upon the most un-
equivoeal and openly avowed expo
nent OF rebellion and reaction that
could have been found in the city, and
In order that the new court, may lack
no feature to- complete it's perfectly
reasonable organization, the new Judge
has appointed the traitor, Commodore
Hollins, better known as cram Hol-
lins," to be crier of the court, and a re-
turned rebel soldier for bailiff. 1t Is
thus that devotion to rebellion Is re-
Warded by the Democratic party in
Baltimore. 7l,I7t - : -
The new constitutional convention is
composed very largely of lawyers,
many OF whom are known aspirants.
ana have been defeated candidates for
Judgeships. These declare their pur-
pose 10 reorganize the judicial system
or the State, avowedly for the bet
ter1ng OF the same, but really to yacate
the seats now occupied by Union men,
A preference Is expressed by some for
the old judicial system Of circuit courts.
with three Judges appointed for life bv
the Governor, and an attorney general
as'Prosecutor IN Baltimore, with de-
puees OF his own appointment in each
county. These patriots will hardly
trust Governor Swami with their APP
pointments, however, and their ma
tortttes are so secure in the absence of
the colored vote that they may make a
clean sweep by popular election before
fall. They will doubtless abolish the
Office of Lieutenant Governor as a fifth
wheel to the wagon.
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FlOOa In 'he snsquehaana.--A Foot

HARR1sRURa, May 9.-The susque-
hanna is rising slowly. It's now six
Teen feet above low water mark and
tanned in 1866. =
Travellers from the West report a foot
ofsnow on the Alleghenies. 49,
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The Railroad 20 be Completed to Gov
fnEfOnI reE

We learn that Mr.. @. r.. Mason has
contracted to complete the Virginia
Central Railroad, from Jackson's Rtv-
81, It's present terminus, to CoVington,
July next. The heaviest portion of the
work, on this section, was nearly conn
pleted before the war commenced, and,
con- parahyely speaking, but little re-
MAINS MAJ 1s 70 be done. The deep .'cuts''
ana nus" will require but little addf-
t1onaI labor. Mr.. Mason Is one OF the
most energetic Railroad contractors in
the country, and II We have been cor-
rectly INFORMED, the people Of Coving-
of the locomotive at their door = Co., S,s
6rier Independent.
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GREAT FIRE Ar or. CITY.

Extensive OIL Yards In FInmes.--The
american Hotel and Eight DWELL
inSS Destroyed.
OIL CITY, May 1O-2 a. ma terrible
fire is now ringing In Cochran's, Ma.
whiuney's and JaOkson's yards. 1t is
impossible to give details tonight, or
an estimate ofThe loss,
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Read again the Evidence OF one OF
Our Oldest Residents.
MEssRs. J. N. HARRIS q Co.:

IA : y ULINII.NEN At Y ItNl - Iol1s
MEssRS. J. N. HARRIS q CO.: s.9e
GENTsThis is to certify that have found
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM one of The best
remedies in the world for DISEASED LUNGS
I have used 1t In my family Tor breaking mp
troublesome cough with the happIest effect
l recommended. II to u Young l6dy who had
Consumption, and 1t cured her ina few days.
would recommend II to all AFFLICTED with q
cough, and to those WHO are pretlIsposed to
Consumption. Respectfully yours 5lil.
Fs.. 70 .-.s.ts ri a. A. HARRISON.
Sold by T. H. LOGAN & 20. .s-lE
And by allDealers In Family Medicines.
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MARRIEn.

October 9th, 1855. by Rev. ]. B. Holiday
Mr. Il, N. DUNLAP 70 Miss II. l. FRAZIER, al
OF Ohio county, West Virginia.
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special Bpttfe Is
,KBoKuK, iowa, March 10, 1851.

hBokuK, 1oWAI March 10, 1857.
MIR. c. Il, oDBERT, !, IT .! 3
sR:-I purchased when In Cincinnati two
bottles OF your Vegetable AmbrosIa, and
having used It, must say that 1t Is the
greatest hair TeStoreF and grower of the day
y changed my mar 70 the original color and
one dozen bottles. Enclosed you win ind
ten dollars, which, II too much, you can 10,
turn 70 me, and oblige uI1I .l,'
marls 7rt Of stoops, Brown q Co.
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4 Emp;loynnent

IT IGHT WORK, GOOD PAY-SEE NEW
Ii Book List Sent INST post, on receipt of
stamp, by 8. b. WELLS, S& Rcoadwa9p
New York: 7i,f ist..- 81. sl.5 81 my2-AtW
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Railroad Collision I'm OhIO-.-TEO I'm.
gIneeEs and Ono Fireman Killed.
INDIANAPoL1s, May ca collision
occurred on the Bellefontaine Railroad,
near Sidney, Ohio, last night, between a
construction train and an engine. Both
engineers were killed and one fireman.
The other fireman was badly hurt.
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ID. DAVIS

FANCY DXEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHl[ENT,M MARKET STREET,
ElbetWeen Monroe and Quincy, one door
above Hubbard 4 Bro = Auction Rooms. An
every description OF SfIk. Woolen ard Cot.
ton goods, done at short not1SA and on Tea-
sonable terms. CAl and $50 specimens
apf4-Sm to5 ASSN IL j-
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In Washington awoman shot n man
because he did not marry her; IA Cin-
cinnatf another shot one because he aid.
What can a bachelor do to save his ba-
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: W. ii. Robinson,

UTHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER
wv in Paints, Oils, Glass, White and Red
Lead. French and American Zinc: Mineral
aud Mixed Paints OF al eolors, Turpenttne,
VarniAheS, Lime, Doom, Sash, de. lac I'd 4 II
No. 70 MAIN STREET q.
apr9-2m WHEELING ". VA.
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atlv AdttrtlseiHeHts.
New Livery and Sale Stables,
E. B. YOUNG,

e. B. YOUNG,
coRSER JOHN AND MAIN STs.,
WHEELING, W. va.
HAS JUST OPENED HIS NEW STA.
0 bles with complete stock Of NEW
HACKS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES and So:
perior lot of HORSES. He Is now prepared
TO wait on all who may favor him with call.
with horses or vehicles, unsurpassed for
safety, reliability or style by any other stable
Horses boarded and promptly taken care OF
Partic1lsr attention to the SALE OF
HORSES. a. ~ tL-1ss RI -1-s
FuneFaisserved promptly at the shortest
notice. F35 il.issta ~ SD
Having had long experience in the busi-
ness, he hopes by keeping GOOD STOCK
and proper attention to inertia share Of the
patronage Of his friends and the public gene
rally. ls-g quo t.l a.Ii 54I
Entrance on both Main and John streets.
anF29-2W
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STATE SPICE MILLS,

washington street. VIEW YORK,
G. "a. hIERWIN 81 CO.,
nIRECT IMPORTERS OF CULTTVAT-
~ ed Spices, the finest and best ever intro.
orders through James l.. HaWley, No. 40 Mon.
roe street. 10 be had retail OF e. j. Smyth
and N. & 9. d. woodrow, and ahreliable Gro-
Gers. '-i'-t r.4fa my6-1W"
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Let the fair creatures alone. That's
the only safe way. 1854 So
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FROM TENNESSEE.

Trial PFOeeedS-.-A Negro Shot by =
White WOmRn.-sSOutneFn baptist
Convention.