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sn- Il is n gratifying and significant fac,
that our national securities have advanced since
the Chicago Convention. With the curse Of
Johnsonism removed. and Grant aud Collar al
the head VI an administration. We shall have
slnbiliIy. honesIy aud economv.
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TOBACCO ANTlDOTE o..

~ NRRANrED 10 ,sn,sr. At hI.iEl for TsL-iees
w This srrat remedy y az rAcrll,ht api~t.s"r IL
putihs. the hln u, inNsofai"s a." s!stem ps,sss--
great nouTi.ing aud STRENGTHENING power siai. %.
stomach TO digsst a." h~aEtiFst fund make. si,rp
f-shns and rstabli. shes robust health Nhsokff asd
ClsWsfs for Ftffg iedTs tsrsi Price tirS cents
poet fr.. treatise on The sa-r's o. robas
stth l.is q t'frr-hcc, tcstmohtss A. sent ffru
Agent. sanisd Ndir~.' bH ABBOTT i'r .ey
tity. New IrFs~y julN u 1t
4 GENTS WANTED Something u,s E,rr, fau,
~ %! saint. % GstvsNf" SIT - FL.IINa FUN
Rsc"i''d 1T premium At fati, Exposition Send -,
q. fnr sampc H,ERt. s 60 9. North stu Il Phil.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

\ BALM F0a gyEaY wOUSD- GrIes's CtisJTdioi
Siirs j. NOV generally used for the cure Of flesh
wounds, cuts. burns, ulcers, felohs, sprains, and
all diseases at the skin that praise Of IL seeis 10
be- NEEDLES. ThUse whO have tried IL once al.
ways keep box on hand and nothing will Ia.
dncc ilrm To be wiihou, supply.
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Nes0 Advertisements.
A X + s.,

Common .hAl-r, EoOd a. tie l-,t The RED JNk.
~ tColburn'. Pat-nu tNE cannot bc e,crlIrd W.
guarantee ihry wll - - cyni more than coHmo"
ASe., uHh lr,, ia'or To Tho chopper
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SPECIAL ICES.

s|-Am"ns The NAM r-,,"raiVr, which na,ur la.
supplied 10 relieve the aiction, ~ humanity. there ..
f,vofli a certain cla.. of diseases than
the medicinal gum Il thu Wild cherry Tr,- IN,
however alnahls 1t q. loNcf g. heal 20 .ooih~. Ia
rrii", ani e.. 'uf' enhanced i~nfpii b., .c~ntiHr
aud Jui,c.pu, combination Niih other ingr,dcnts IL,
th'in'sl,c. of",ual worth. hi. happy mingns -
is,. g. f.maikablr ,i-src~t "a
bK Mt-TARs BAl.SAM 81 wIIpClILRKY
shes" taiar % caring c~Hits 'aLi BTsHcliits Hha,
,ag raayl. r,""i .hfa@a PaiHaaisy Agsc'.on iaa
,He'p'."' 'oasaa,If,aH i- i,,tiinabl~
SrEuNG TESTIMONY
IRON BENJAMIN WHEELER kSQ pErur MAS
TER ~ snlriI ROY AlSTON. MASS
la the .Iains oiIsss ~, most ,r,eIrl, athlete,
wit lard deg capsh. with it, usual accoin
Il uisht sW"ats. completely pTostTating my
strui ahd producing zach drhiiitatsd state u health
that after ify .g medical aid 10 No purpose had CIV
"a ~ all hss ofrser r,ca, ering a. haa also my friends
~ TIT, STAG u matter. vailed ul-n through
10" ,nas"uc" II n'sh'-'r I" iry wistars Ba,aha o
Wild berry. aud h'fls usiug tao botil,s. the effect
es- aiino.t magical NJ cough entirely IN me- a..
night s~ra'- 'r'''trd IN" hoi~ Hiorr ylAIrd m,
i"rt'ss'd sItrtt.. aid s''u lad attained ny Nonei
.tr-nttl. aud ,isur rhas has this Bsl.am la. ~
tea istH remarked ~ t-Tsnns cuuNrrsant wtth th'
""'a' '".' 'i''as'2 ,ua''h'u h.' "nn We yaNnih'
grave lon ar At liberty Z" use thi. tor the i-neht
ihc afliriesi -
r''iarcd hy SErH " FuwLE - soN, u Trrm"n
- h"'ion. anil tf .aie by Drugsis,. generally
GRACE ; CELEBRATED SALVE.
very short time
'rr> BuRN> ScALbs woUNbs BRUISES
STRAINS ERYsIrElAS, SALT RiECM RiNG
WORN, cilAFPEp HANDS, Hollis. FROZEN
LIMBS. fEioNS cIIILBiAINs. A.,
III prompt 10 action rynoyes pain At onc- aud r.
dlees the most angry looking sweiings aud iIfsma
uuns as Il b. magir.-thus anuriing relief aud a com
pirtr
sErH " fOwLE a soy. boston. Proprietor.
sold By pnssi.t. Gtucerers aud al country .tot~.
Jui! In
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THE SUCCESS
or the ONE DOLLAR SALE "a Rey.
Onl(tOn I'm Trade.

M furnish ~ . uniform Ifirr 81 on DOLLAR
w such articles used by rsrfy family At al-ss
pric- than they sod by any Nho..as ralr, ~ Neu
York boston
Agent wanted {" ol-ra,- ~ith "a. "a Carrying out
plan Nhtch meets The want 81 The million and the
dslNsa - large anl varied sack 81 Dry aud fAncs
1uoi.. silver Plated War. Nachr. CaTt-ting. 81 -
eur terms Agrut' are superior Ca those % any oth.
hrn. cfclAr Nill show Those getting az cluh.
eAn secure lse~ aiS"eiius Watch. STA Dress Shast
S~NiHs Mach Inc. ~ &c
FREE OF COST.
cl-ck d..cfibiug aA article 60 L. ,olL E.r DOLLAR
10 Ct ~ Tor .. 10 f1T ~ "a Tor a. leo TO- $40
sent ~ mail send money ~ Registered hitter CIR
culArs mailed i'vr 10 any addrr.. Asent. Nani-d
rywh~re Adit-,.
HARRIS \ PLUMMER
~ Hanover Street. unstou. Nass
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

kS- Recent news from Alaska, anaoanre lhr
discovery oi rich gold miaca Ia our new posses.
sions Il has created quite an excitement Ia DE
gold regions Of the West, aud numbers an aaid
To be- going from San Francisco TO this nsW 81
Dorado. W. trust this aud the reports Of III.
discovery uf other valuable minrfa.s In this bar
rem country l. true aud that We are 10 have some
return for The seven and hall million dollars
paid fut these iccletse
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nsr The hill containing the Frre,lmrn /.
but'au for QUE year requires II to be disconiinu.
ed 10 any State which shall have been restored
10 ~ constitutional relations, unless the SecFv-
TAT, aud Commissioner shall deem the further
eoniinnancs necessary. u also provides that the
educational department shall not b. suspended
~ iniefisfed With in any State, until adequate
provision shall have heen made, by the civil aa-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

Nan. youth - like = summer ,Iay
IN golden glory hrraks it. dawn
The gorgeous flowers that throny tic way
The d-w. of hoIr IT, q lex upon
Hut a. thr nom ~ life rotnes ou
Those noSets fadr-thos~ sl~w. gone
NiGHr.
Md set oil Night a QUIT rfand.r far
Than when thy dars ness was complete
without a morn or evening star
To marx Thy advent or rctrrat
Thou had 4 M rival. awful Night.
Till The Et.fnal's voice vas raised
Amid The Elnom-' let tier. H. Light
Nhd '~ire ten thousand planets hlasrd
tnE ,nriLLEnN ,ANr.
liz h'"n the scorching August sun
shine. hrfc.ly thTo ny lsafy cover
III. suilrn issaua 81 the distant gun
fr'claims that war !. not yrt ever
VI sound y thin the camp u heard
Nor hnst thrnngs NOV" h. aud fro
Nons tntr the sentinel eau D.. ssen
WI" saik. With measured step aud slow
IT,. sggl,issfi clanking on the ground
" every stsI II his brat~n roand
Will. hir dFash sword gisatn- a. b.. l.a.ss. by
Like a halt formed rainlpw Ia the .kS.
THIS little volume contain. about I2o pages
- printed with large. clear type. ga gnod pa
per. and J.. bound IN g"od ,tyla Tn" author
design their -al". aud We hope that Til. Lay,
Ut q LHlsan"r may -,-'n be found IN ever,
hnus"hold ia the county. Price -. We hav.
a lew c"pr- II this office. which We will III.
pose ii f,i the author.
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%vfhe b'''"n Tfa"ser,p' says THAT the
democrats sh""ld run away from Grant, rather
than after him. . natural. since the habit was
acquired by the suaihern members Of the mar.
" during the war. and has instlnotively been
followed BY their Northern allies"
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Tnr LNrE>T 4 rICKLI u
We cln.c M, our farm an Il

A. We close mp our form IN Thursday even.
Jug. "" learn that III" convention on that day
nominated li"ratio seymour. e New York. ior
President aud Francis T. Blair "i Missouri.
i,r Vice Prr.ii".t
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&s-fhe Southern democratic papers are We.
hsmsntly Assauliiug Grant. because be- proved
40 Reckless IN wasting human hla,d during
we war The South has spin. reason Tor com
P'sIn' IN this matter n canes more natural
y rom them. considering the result. than from
Northern journals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
Interesting from New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June S.-The Republican
of tomorrow will contain a proclamation
by the Convention Registration Board as
sorting it's authority as paramount to that
of the commanding General. It charges
that the latter has transcribed his prero-
gative in promulgating the election for
State, parish, and municipal Offices; in
naming the time for said officers to qualify
and take possession of their Offices; in as
Stunning power to convene the General As
sembly; in assuming the power of appoint
ing persons to fill Offices where persons
elected cannot qualify; claiming the right
of persons having the highest number Of
votes, who can qualify, to fill said Offices;
and by refusing to send the election returns
to this Board.
The Board concludes by notifying oil per-
sons whom General Buchanan's order has
declared elected that the reconstruction OF
Louisiana, meaning the Constitution adopted
by the Convention, requires them to qualify
and enter upon their Offices, as set forth in
former proclamation from this Board, and
that any orders from any source directing
the contrary are illegal and not binding,
and parties SO attempting to take office will
lay themselves liable to action at law by
the parties elected, as well as the risk GER
tainly of removal from Office.
General Grants interference with and
suspension of General Buchanan's action in
the election matter has led to this open de-
fiance and contempt of the authority of the
commanding General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

Hon. L. A. Rollins, Commissioner of In
Iesnal Revenue, yesterday placed in the
hands Of the Secretary of the Treasury his
stesgnation, to take effect upon the con-
ESrney.
Tunnel No. on the Parkersbnrg Branch
abroad eaved in Oh the night Of the 4th
;;1s'ant, and nine men were seriously IN
! .a. Three others we're killed by an
''Aef caye-in on Friday morning.
a society has been formed in Florence
iof the purpose of establishing a court OF
aoAor wherein oil disputes are to be de-
elaed, which at present are too frequently
's''ed by the sword or pistol.
Saxon officer has invented an improve
%elt by which the needle gun can be dis
.lafged thirteen times in minute. The
'ppllcasion is said to be very simple.
;, The Austrian Government has decreed
s me sum of ESQ, 900 forms for scientific
Apeeilion to explore Eastern Asia.
OIL, Flour from new wheat, ground at Au.
s ,oa deorgia, has been received at Charles
'n' South Caroline.
b; 'ehn Z. Breckinridge's con writes that
n; mi in.aer expects to be in Quebec BY the
bs marshall N. Dent, Of Morgantown, has
sn ern appointed to q clsrkship in the Ires-
M as ~ ": 3. Hatcher has been called 10
~ fss Baptist Church, Petersburg. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
THE PRESBYTERIAN UNION POSTPONED

THE PRESBYTERIAN UNION POSTPONED
The Old and New School Presbyterians will
not unite this year. The New School As
sembly adopted the resolution proposed as
basis of union, but the Old School Assem-
bly, desired some additional explanations.
Hence, although the report recommending
the union was adopted, there was added by
the Old School Assembly a recommendation
that the portion Of the basis which referred
TO the confession, being received in its his
torical or reformed sense, should be omitted ;
also that which gave freedom in stating,
explaining, and illustrating the doctrines
Of the confession according to the Reformed
Or Calyanistic system. The Old School pro-
posed TO strike out very material clauses
bearing upon the question of freedom
Of Interpretation Of the confession. The
action of the Old School Assembly did
not meet with the favor in the New
School Assembly, which was necessary to
insure the adoption of the amendment.
The proposed amendments required one
hundred and sixty-one votes in order to be
carried in that body. They only received
one hundred and seventeen yeas. A COM
mittee was appointed to which the subject
was referred, but it reported it was too
late to take action upon the matters under
consideration. The New School Assembly
was therefore dissolved without any de-
finite settlement of the questions in inte-
rest. The committee of the New School
Presbyterians being continued to act with
Old School brethren, there will be further
negotiation so that when the Assemblies
are again convened in 1869 there may be
some plan of union adopted which will be
satisfactory to both parties, or the positions
taken by the elder branch this year may
be abandoned. 81.
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The Case of woorIev.

WASHINGTON, June CIV olley's state
ment, given on the ground that Shocks
evidence relieved Woolley from the conf
dence involved by professional relations,
shows that Woolley was here to influence
the Ways and Means Committee regarding
the whiskey tax, in Shocks interest.
Woolley's proceedings in this respect are
not fully stated, but no corrupt operations
are evident. Seventeen thousand one hun
dred dollars of the questioned money are
and have been in the safe of the Metropo-
Titan Hotel.
It appears from afidavits that Shook,
Woolley, and others, were ut the Metropoh-
tan Hotel, talking politics and proposing
bets. Woolley threw the money on the
table, requesting Shook to hold it, and
Woolley left the room. Shook took no
notice of Woolley's remark on the money.
Van Valkenburg, regarding neither Wool
ley nor Shook in proper condition to have
charge of so large sum, took the money
and deposited it, with his own yaluables, in
the safe of the Metropolitan Hotel. The
parties then separated, and had no commu-
nication during several days, during which
time the discordant evidence of Woolley
and Shook was taken. The whole affair
amounts to nothing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
From Texas.

New ORLEANS, June "a special tele-
gram from Austin to the Galveston Ne,us,
states that the Convention Judiciary Com
mittee has reported a resolution, which
passed, requesting Congress to allow the
Convention to appoint Boards of Registra-
ton.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Travis, believed Gene
raj Buchanan partial to those in deadly
hostility to the Government, and nothing
was to be hoped from him.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Bastross, called Gene
raj Buchanan Copperhead, and said that
the latter would strip the Convention OF
the rebels if he had the power.
The committee appointed to take into
consideration the division of the State pub
licly requested an inquiry into the pro
priety Of selling part of the State to the
Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

A cannon foundry of Krupp, in Essen
(Rhine Prussia), extends over 92O acres,
a46 Of which are occupied by buildings.
It has twelve miles Of railroad, SIX lo GO
tives, $50 wagons, and 80 horses. There a
are 5000 jets of gas, consuming about o.
600 900 of cubic feet per day -l0, oOo men
are employed in the foundry; 200 at tn. the
mines and FORCES. The wages amount TO
3,IOO, 600 thalers per annum. The motive
mower consists Of l60 engines of 5000
horsepower each. The daily consumption
Il IL. 900 bushels Of coal, % 800 bushels OF
coke and coal, and 100000 cubic feet OF
water. 1t .sz
It is reported in Paris, on good authority,
that Napoleon III. is as well disposed to re-
cognize the rights Of our naturalized citl-
yzens as Bismarck, and as ready to make 9
treaty IN the matter securing to all French
men who may be citizens Of three years
standing in the United States the privilege
TO visit france without molestation, even If
thew had emigrated TO Grade the performs
ance Of their military duties. General DIX
Is said to be In connmun ication with the
French Government on this interesting sub
ject. Elk s35s
ST. Domingo adyices to the 2lst ultimo
state that Baez and the Cabinet were en-.
sdeayoring to effect On alliance with Hayti
! % complete the sale Of saraana bay 20 the
United States.
y a horned whsle. nine! feet four inches y
length end ave feet in breadth, Was cap.
tured ia Ghsxles.oa harbor; oa kEadsy sass'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10


The PROFESSIONAL Fee OF 4 MEDrcAL
WITNESS CALLED sAa An ExpgRr q the
cause on trial of the court house between
McArra and the Railroad Company. Sur
geon Gregg was summoned by the defence
70 testify as an expert. Before doing go.
however, on taking the stand Yesterday he
demanded his professional fee, which he
affixed at Twenty dollars, before testifying,
and appealed to the court to sustain him.
de stated that no member Of the bar was
expected to give legal opinion without
pay, while it has been the practice here.
and perhaps elsewhere, to drag physicians
and surgeons before the courts in civil cages
and keep them there day after day, and ex-
pect their professional opinion free. TWAS
not for the small amount to be realized
from the fee that he claimed It, but that q
precedent might be established, the honor.
of the profession maintained, and the ques-
ton of right settled.
Surgeon Gregg based his demand on re-
cent decision Of Judge Drummond, Of Chi
eago. We understand Judge wilkinson sus-
tains DR.. Gregg in his position, and that It.
Is the practice in Chicago.
Judge Peasants has reserved his opinion
in the matter. In order to avail themselves
Of the testimony of the Doctor, the counsel
for the defence placed the amount in the.
hands Of the clerk to await q final deci-
sion .--Rock Island Union, Nay %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, June 9.-Goyernment secu-
rites dull. Sterling unchanged. Gold,
1891. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, 50. Ten
nessee SIS, ex-coupons, new, 72A. Flour
unchanged, Wheat shade frmer. Corn
dull and lc. lower. Mess pork firm: Lard
quiet. Cotton dull and declining. Iurpen-
tine, 45c.
E,,enino.-Cotton dull and shade lower !;
sales. 400 bales. Flour closed shade
lower: southern, s9.l0@sl5. Wheat q
shade frmer; new white western, S3.O5.
Corn lower prime white southern, Sill.
Tennessee 6's, 7S15; new, 721 4ir-
ginia 6's, 54zS; new, 53R. southern
B1IT1sonE, June Cotton dull at
ao1Ie. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
unchanged. Corn dull; white, Sl.l2; yell
low sI'i5. Shoulders, 14@l4114c. Virginia,
ex-interest, AZ bid-A asked. Louisiana
6's, As bid. -
LOUISVILLE, June s.-Flour, ss@ss.5o'
J, Corn. $4,000. Shoulders, 1885,; cieal
sides, Tic. Whiskey, s2.l5.
CISc1SNATI, June Flour dull family
sl0@s1O.25. Corn firm:
ST.. LOUIS, June 9.-Proyisions-A better
feeling exists; mess pork, s27.25@s2S.zo
shoulders, 1885,; clear sides, Ito.
WIrM1SGroN, June 9 Spirits turpentin,s
6rmer. Rosin weaker. Tar has advanced
receipts light. sales OF 1913.
s.vANsAH, June &c Cotton dull and de
.,;n;ng. NO sales; middlings, 29c.
49,. % T.,.a a - Cotton - demanl
light; sales, 126 bales midalngs, zos' Z
Mon1IE June Cotton No demand
notat;ons nominal /; receipts, bale.
cH.RLEsroS, June s.-Cotton easier
salss los bales; middling, &c.,; receipts
3S bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

EXTRAORDINARY PEpEsTRIANIsM.-J.
Goulding completed at 4 o'clock on Satur-
day morning, in New York, the feat of
walking 1000 miles in q 1000 hours for
wager of $4,000. He is greatly overcome
BY fatigue, however, and his attending
physician has forbidden him to sleep more
than few hours at time until the de-
ollating effects of his long journey shall
gradually wear off. His feet and legs are
IN very bad state. But few friends are
permitted at present to converse with him.
his is the second time only that this ex-
uaordinary feat of endurance has been sue
cessiully performed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

The magician Robert Heller, whose real
name it appears is w. 81. Palmer, has ap-
piled to be discharged from his debts by
the Bankruptcy Court in London, where he
now is. He describes himself in his appG-
cation as formerly of Washington, United
States, and afterward of the Metropolitan
Hotel, New York. His debts ore stated at
1855. Most Of his creditors are in New
York and Washington. He ascribes his
bankruptcy to having been sued by Riggs &
Co., of Washington.
Some Of the street car companies in Phi
ladelphia are about introducing the plan
of supplying the conductors with numbered
checks marked with the date and the num-
Der of the car, one Of which they are to
give to each passenger paying fare,
whether in money or by ticket.
Steel rails for railroads are decidedly
getting into favor. Upwards of one thou
sand tons have been ordered for the Cam
den and Amboy lines in New Jersey, and
the New Haven company proposes to lay
its entire track with them.
A cavern or grotto, said to rival the Nam
moth cave in Kentucky, has been discovered
about twenty miles north Of Ottawa, Ca
NADIA.
Pigeons still continue their flight over
Michigan. During four weeks sixteen tons
Of these birds we're shipped to the East
from Manastee.
The Liverpool Post of May 9Th tells us
that " last night Lady Don received an en-,
thusiastic welcome back to England after
her long absence
A French soldier who deserted during the
Crimean campaign Of 1856 has recently
been sentenced to death by court-martial
held at Grenoble.
A number of persons in White county
Arkansas, have been poisoned from eating
mulberries on which locusts had deposited
their eggs. Several have died.
Mr.. D. B. Wylie, of the Richings Opera
Troupe, died in Washington on Monday.