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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

til" -. joseph Mo- THi9a says: last fail
Frank J.. Blair passed down the Missi.s.pp
'N'r 'i' steamer which lay some time n, -,
l"v"r number - our riiiyrn. .c,,. ..,....t,
t. l"'i ih"'' r's."'i .. ace 4, langih can
F'' 'i'"" ''ihui ulr'n thr siniiya merits uf
~ at Au Ar"fn'ii. W,'H sH.' % Ia. s-it!o
1'"' rr'.rii "xpf".s."i 4 u. Ia. ,.pinim,, th4,
,i''fi"'r wr- ''u,'h ~" ib'rr man of the 49,,
!" ih', frina NJ Blair promptly r~rii.'i
" nv - 4 ';rani X NV. NOR. than Sh.,tn.
aui a!l iir biilnc, ui them banged in,., nnc'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

TIE NATIONAL LABOR CoSGREss. The
third annual aession of the National Labor
congress commences at Germania Hall in New
YORK to-day. The President Of the Congress,
MI. j. q. &. Whaley, OF this city, and the dele
gate from the Wornngmen's Assembly, OF the
District of Columbia, MIR. A. T. Cavis, left here
last evening in order to be present at the open
Ing. Circulars have been sent to the various
labor organizations throughout the country,
urging them 70 send Representatives TO this
Convention. Every International or national
organization is eAutled to three representatives.
ard a Vice President at large. State organiza.
tons are entitled to two, and trade unions and
other similar associations, one. Ex-represen-
tatives on presenting certificates OF good
standing from their organizations will
be entitled TO voice without vote in
the National Labor Convention. The
Convention 10 looked 10 with much interest,
and before tie session closes, 1t is hoped that
some Of the many important labor problems
now pending throughout the country will be
solved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

evening last. Every line is utterly false.
IT. W. T. BARNES.
~MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOOIATION.-
Avsry important meeting Win be held at
At o'clock Every member viii 6rins his csr ia
cate e i, r order 1.-THE FI''id %sPasIkrs1rwIs
NTGRAND REPUBLT0AN PROCESSION,
v The undersigned having In; been appointed Mar
fGIspsT iVssSs &. I'd 30 instant ~ hss. on
ANNOUNCES bis s,ds, assistant marshas, the line Of
e ssners AZ john Vt ciocker will &C. as Aid and
Rs B. Hem osssai IN CG5ob. A.
ty, B. B. johnson, and 8. r. Bond. who viii sew.
orally be Obeyed and respected Is aids to the Grand
Assistant Marshals. for ths separate wari or.
g.nizsiions as follows
second W.IdIWiliism rutherford.
Fourth ward7y: Il, Crossmsn.
s sifis % %srsIJ y T.s s; Miilsr'
Seventh Ward, Including Alexandris)-F. A.
And each of these assistant msrshsIs is hereby
authorized and requested to Mt for their sew.
eral wards two aids, deputy assistant m arshsls
1t Is likewise u::ted that all these gentlemen,
together with members Of the ward cSmmittses,
syiyania, avenue, THIS saturday. EvENiaG,
at g. 9,eloek Tor the PIrposs OF consultation.
the different bands OF music the regime nts Of Bow
in Blue, the Grant and Oolfax Club. aud the SEN
arate ward or organizations, with their torches and
trans rarencies, will port promptly Mt or before
O'Clock m to General J. b. Orocker, Deputy
Grand u arshal, for assignment, as follows:
Detachnsnt Of Mounted Police
Band and Drum Corps
Grand Marshal and Aids.
Artillery.
Five Regiments Boys in Blue, Acting Brigadier
General W. 8. Morse commanding.
Band Of Music.
Aids. Assistant Marshals, Aids
First and Second ward Clubs and OrRApiZ stfons
Band Of Music.
Aits, Assistant Nsrshals. Aids.
Third, Fourth, and Fifth Ward Clubs and Organ.
iZations.
Band Of Music.
Aids, Assistant Marshals, Aids.
Sixth and Seventh Wards, including GEORGETOWN,
Alexandria, &c
Assissapt Marshal.
Grant and Colfax Clubs Of District of Colum bic
The grand procession will move in the above
order, precisely at IA o'clock, through the follow
ing route: Up sixth to street; along to Four
teenth street; mp Fourteenth to H street; along Il
TO Ssvertee nth street; down Sew nteeuth to resi-
dence OF Mr.. Speaker Colfax, and thence to Penn
Vice President W ades at Washington House, ANA
thence via Capitol Hill to the designated place of
mass meeting in the Sixth Ward, near the Navy
yard.
Salufes will be fired. and citizens along the line
Of march viii please display legs trans parencies,
fireworks, and illumi nations.
A. GIANT. Marsbal-in Chief,
and Brig. Gen. Comd q Bo, In Blue.
sc let District OF Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

HThe New York Water street converts
appear TO have gone back on their religion
Tommy MADDEN, George Christopher and Kit
Burns all demand money down for the use OF
their dens as praying places, and Johnny Allen,
the original Wickedest Man, and his hacker
Slocum, are reported to have got on q spree in
New Haven liquor den, while on an exhibi-
ton tour land been ANONYMOUSLY kicked out as
hypocrites. Proposing to turn his unenviab BILE
notoriety to profitable account as a public
speaker, he has failed, and returned to New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

LADIEs OAN HAVE THEIR HOoPsKIRrt
ALTBRED AND BEPAIRED ct CHS. BAUMk
HOOPeKIkr, C0RsET and SHOULD'VE BRACE
4ANUIACTORY, - Louisiana avenue, bstvss.
eth and IN strests. nh ut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

From the Hudson Taylor Bookstore. Messrs
frenco & kiehAroson. We have Lhurpers' Kaga-
riEe for October and Harpers' Bssar for Oct ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have
Rorper's Margarine for October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21
WANTS.

IVES w sss VS.. IND stiss.. bet eco .Hd snsS
WAEIED-Ag good COOK at the Everett Bou,".
..rs. Also good iaTiP. se,i-s S'0
e a peri: Z e
al! sos ei Ps;t En-, q rserenss s''a Adass:; ss
I'LL IN, G :, to As % . "
jay rt nns' l' auia venue, betvssn 9Th s.s 10Th
WANT D--A first class COOK. References
3 p. NJ. ut BLANuHABp 4 M0HUh'S, corner
lith street and Pennsylvania avenue. L:
WArS.T,IEp1h;LA SINGLE H MAN 4 to so,k o. !.
PAP; sSPs q No. II = DaDS.;son srss.. esorse.
xVANTs A sITUATION-In . Grocery, Dry
Youth = ~ hSs'. ass q.
tori rec nm Sme I'd ,tOn. Address A B., Washing
W4ETKD-a sTTTATl pN e hou.ekgspsr cr
" ladies nurse, By respect.Sis middle ag I'd
%sSd:t,sas; AasI.:: y. 5. sst New Y.:s ave
WANTkD-s en- AZ, ROUSE or three d.fur-
bcu.e With es'sn Ssd gas nes i:ssd Gt
ms ia neht tenant. Address stating LOG atie1 and
BERMAIDS; 2sCRUB GIR..s None bot white
t sssa 'DDly Asyly at UNION HOTEL; S,3s.e
WANTED INNtpIITELY.Aw VET NURsE
w with Boy child Apply at Ss3 street: bet
9th and l,,h streets sel93t'
~, ~ Vas, wash. the other as house servant Apply at
WANTED-Fonr OF a!e good CARPENrER5.
street, Opposite Center Market. Sc 1876.
WANTED-HOUSFS and LOrs for rent or
Agency, Southeast corner 9Th and = sts Sc l91w'
w wash for . small family. None need apply
without the best commendations. No. 326 18th
WhNTED-fwo or three UNFURNIsHED
tenant. Address i j: 2, star olfios stating 10.
o: 81 % an and terms which must be moderate
w SITUATION as housekeeper or seamstres
~ or snn House. Address 9Th
" ANTID-A PLACE In rsspects6Ie family
w by . competent Girl, to cook, wash, aud iron.
Star 60 % sSs county
w four years e eerience 10 the dry goods. ana
i ss.s of city 'IxS ddrss
Star Once. sels ST.
WANriD-TRAvELING AGENTS., to SEN an
stamp, BOURNE, DAMON KNOWLES, Clevs.
land, Ohio. sells lw
WANTED-A SITUATION BY a RESPECTABLE
W young woman 10 do chamber. TX and wait.
ing, or chamberwork and sewing. Gan come we'll
recommended Please call ct 13O, corner OF
and Esd streets, Washington. SELF st.
WANTED-By young n an OF good education,
w speaking French and German fuently, a
SIrUATION ina commercial house, or any bust
ness. where he might make himself useful. AID.
dress N. A, care Of Mr.. Alliot. Peans. avenue,
No. goo. Sc I'm Than"
S5.OOO 5 swA6Hn q TO Bg TI kilds Of
which fair price will be paid Cleaning and Re-
pairing done 10 the best msnner. At No. 404 7th
Ut between @ and II Washington, d @. fe ls.ly
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, to cook,
w wash, iron, &C., in a family OF Ave or SIX
persons. References required Apply at X. Oh.
HILLS Real Estate once, corner 7th And SITS.
jy7
WANTED-NEW AND CAST OF CLOTH
w ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Rev slvers,
or any Article Of value, at the old he'd firm
OF n. FULTON CO., PawBb1okers, Sl1 Ninth
street, near Pennsylvania avenue. j. b-lyH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

~EOT SOL deny all charges published
against me in the Evening Express Of Saturday
evening last. Every line is utterly false.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21
LOST AND FOUND.

OS4 AAANAS - Wv ANDo
I OST-sunday evening, on l4th st., between X
= st. and the obitt House, = CORAL BREAST
PIN: Finder literally rewarded on restoring it to
the Rugby House, cor h and li.h. se2l-3t-
4 OST.-On Friday last, near the corner of 9Th
IL and streets, Q LACK AND TAN PUP two
months old. The finder will be literally reward
ed BY leaving il at No. 2J2 9th street near st.
Sc 2lI' b. McMURRAY.
c. REWARD-Lost, in eeing from 18th street to
~O 7th street and Penna. avenue. a cold and
enameled SLEEVE BUTTON. By leaving 1t ct
4S3 18th street. between b and I, the finder will
receive the above reward With the thanks of the
owner. Sc II 2t~
TAKEN Up ON THE MORNING OF IA 9Th
i instant, BAY HORSE, Is hands high LETT
hind foot white, White ring on right froat foot,
white down the forehead, two sores on his ba TX !,
marked q. 8 and @. The owner ID requested to
cone forward, prove property, pay charges and
tahs him away. Call at Station house, GEORGE.
town, y. q. se3l Sc
STRAYID-septemberl 18th, a red and white
return to CHRIST WIDMAYER, corner of 25t b
and streets, and receive reward Of IS. - St
OST-In or about the Centre Market, yes.er.
IL day. Q roll Of TEN $40 NOTES. fifty dollars
reward will be paid, i'll left at the Star Office.
$5 ssi;s AbE6RFEfsRtteIfSffiRv WI daaYst fs:a
please bring the Steer to log ~ street. near Vir
gipia ave-, whore the above reward will be paid.
sell SALOMON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21
WOOD AND GOAL

4 FAVE -FOUR ORDERS FOR
IL SLEAs0N GbENNS
Oh ZAP GOALS AND wOoD.
g tner Repet and Chief once, @ street wharf, "
c. sTokRs CO., corner 18th and ", wssh-
7. LCOHs q CO., corner 7th and n. washfurto,.
%. bOSUk, corner Bridge and High, Georse,
toNn am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21
WILLIAM GUIEANB,

WILLIA4 GUINANB,
COAL. WOOD, LIME, CEMENT, &c.
Oentrnl Choe, No. 81 Louisfana avenue, betve3n
OH and Ith streets west. Branch Yard, corner IL
sstIeet east and street south. wharf and etsa1
ses Miu root OF ID street east. Large Wharf accom-
medstfons for loading and unloading vessels ~
s.orins goods. COAL by the cargo at Philadsl phia
Hiioos. e lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21
ELECTION OF OFFICERS ~
ANNUAL REPORT y,

nMNIBUsEs WILL BE BUN TO rae
~ Rockville Fair BY Il. CREIT 5s5eA
stable at o'clock q m on WEDNEs A6
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS
Sc Il. T. cRBIr 4 SON, Georgetown.
IT NOTICE.
He C0PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
listing between the Subscribers, under the name
ard style Of BROWNE HILTON, 10 hsreby dis.
solved by mutual consent. September 10Th, 1888.
SAMUEL N HILTON will settle the bustpesa
All persons indebted win pleas make prompt pay.
ment. BENy. w. BROWNE,
SAML N. HILTON.
WILL STILL CONTINUE THE GROCERY
AND PROVIslON BOSlNESS at the old stand
CAT Penn. avenue, Capitol Hill, and res Dectfully
solicit the patronage Of the old firm.
sell COW SAML n. HILTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

TMUTUAL BUILDING ASSOOTATION--
asBury Hail. liih Street. ON MUNpAy Ss'a a.. a.
at o'clock. Every member will bring his csrtif
Sc 1911. - WALKER LEWIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

lored Themselves BY certain secret habits
mich mich unit then Tor business, pleasure. OF d,
men, Who, from the follies ef youth, or othe-
causes, feel . debility in advance Of their years
beforS Placing themselves under the tire emit o,
any one, should 6rst read 1.-THE Secret FREED :
=. aTeo sd ic: rili learn something Of Importance
address, IN Q seaied envelope, on receipt OF 4
eents. Address On. OHARLHs a. STBARf q 90.
bo9toos 4a0o. 10 sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21

OBJECT.
The object of this Associ alton is to secure q cas
payment within forty days after the death of
member, of as macy dollars IS there are member
IN the class to which he OF she belongs, 70 his o
her heirs "a = = E = :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-21
DENTISTRY.

nR 7. OoUMBK HAS REMOvED ais
- 0fxiCk to No. $40 street.
tween llth and 9Th: He IL thankful fore
nlenos and all Dersons that may favor him with
kne,I patronage. Teeth made Gold, Silver on
at reasonable rates. a. % -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07
REPUBLICAN, STATE COSVEHTION.

The undersigned, in pursuance ofthelT au
tboTitv ana duty, as the State Central Com.
,,,tt :. beg leave to submit TO the voters o.
the Republican party In West Virginia In '
to,ro,ving recommendations
that a state Convention be held In CLarks-
,,,,,n 20 on thursday, the 18th day OF May Mex
~ N o;c,ock A. NJ, for the purpose OF nomi-
ns,Ing a state ticket and choosing electors
no ,l,. t.sa.,.Jsnt md VIce-Preaident of the
United States: .,.,- ,,...,.-- =
a5dItlon, 10 selecting said State ticket and
TS4e1i5entiaI electors, be likewise em-
na,gerod by their respective conStitu-
a,,.,oq TO choose candidates for Con-
9Tess and for the vacant State SENATOR
ships, separating Into appropriate Congres-
5,onai and Senatorial District Conventions
for that purpose.
That County Conventions 10 select dele
oates 10 the Aforesaid State Convention DO
h.ld throughout the Stale on Saturday inc
,s,h Of May, and that said County ConYen-
ION. at the same time select their Executive
S,,.,,,nittee4s and take such other action as
I,,v he necessary TO securo thorough and
a11c,Ive organization Of the party In every
pa JOHN E. WILSON,
Il. n. LOGAN,
SAMUEL LAUGHLISI
IosEPH BELL,
JOHN 4. HUBBARD
JOSEPH SEYBOLDs
A. W, CAMPBELL
Sfnte Cenhul Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07
To the Electors of the Third Congress
aIouaI District. -s1l

1 HlOuAA
c.,-,,PD,1,S.-I addressing you this
| cITcnIsr. I sneak TO the sovereign Peo-
4 ME. and feel that have no Tight 70
criSin ANYTHING at your hands othel
than that you see proper TO bestoW. II
| IL q nrfneIpIe of our government that
the people are the soyere1gns, ana those
Who execute their laws are the peoples
Nearly four years have elapsed since
the electors of the State entrusted me
with one OF the most important as wen
as the most laboTious of the execn1Se
departments of the State, for Whlch
confidence express my RrateIuiL, 1 az
knowIedgments. / have the sattsfao-
ton OF knowing that have f1 S..I 70
fIischar RE the duties of the ONCE iaith-
fully. with what SUCCESS the people are
to determine.
At the earnest request OF many
friends 1 have consented that my
name NAV be used before the
linton Republican Convention OF your
Congressional District for nomination
as a candidate for Congress. do NOT
assume to have claims upon your SUI
traces for such honors above otneIs
who may aspire to the same postum,
aud should you prefer another as you; you
representative in the NaLioDai i,.
ellis, he shall receive my coFoiAt S"P
port. --.e.1 -. 80, ;ntsrest
,,,a t,rnorsss of our State from the in
cInIent steps OF its formation 10 the
present, and still feel a deep anxiety
for It's continued prosperity, ana l
consider its welfare TO great extent
upon the prosperity OF the
nation. Questions of vast i'm portance
already pending before the National
Legislature, with others likely to arise
In the reconstruction OF the lately re-
belIious States, render the present an
epoch in the history of our country OF
great interest TO this us we'll as to sue
ceedfng generations. / will not here
attempt u discussion of the topics agi-
tating the country further than to say
that in the work of reconstruction
Congress being the legislative de-
partment of the Government, Is the
legitimate authority for deYislng
meanB and determining conditions for
the restoration of those States to their
proper relations in the Union. The re-
bsliious States having governments
opposed TO the operations
of the United States Government ana
at war with its very existence, were de-
pendent on and parts of tho Coniedera-
cy,and when the latter was crushed the
former ceased TO exist ;for all con-
nected with the said Stale governments
the executive, legislative and Judicial
were nlik e hostile; and according TO the
very nature of governments could
have no place in ours. Now to provide
for their restoration is to my mind,
clearly the work of Congress.
Many other subjects of interest might
be discussed but space forbids their in
Believing, gentlemen, that in the Sc
lection of your candidate, you will be
by what seems to be the most
iudicious course, I submit my case into
your hands promising, II should be
your candidate and elected, TO serve
YOU TO the best of my ability.
lam your obedient servant,
j. NJ. MCWHoRTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07
Colonel Edwin Frey..-A. NV. Cam
hell. ISL.

Colonel Edwin Frey-.-A. vs.. Camp.
bell, Esq.
Editors IntelIigeneer
II is gratifying, 1 assure you to the
people OF this part of the State TO see
Col Edwin FTey's announcement In
your valuable paper as IA candidate for
tho Office of Secretary OF State. Col.
Frey deserves we'll Mt the hands OF our
loy1l people. He Is soldier, n scholar,
and a gentleman OF the highest type.
our people fully and confidently ex-
meet his nomination at Clarksburg. As
already iutimated, he is qualified for
the position, and is worthy OF 1t. Let
there be no dissenting voice In this par
tIcular. The election of a. W. Camp
bell, ESQ, ms Governor, would meet
the approval of all our people. No
one who knew his worth during the
dark yenrs of the rebellion, will even
hesitate TO vote or him. And there
are many who would vote for him a
hundred times each, IL it was "CoHsti-
tutionnl" for them TO do so. Success
to the man who did more for our own
West Virginia than any other man,
when we needed help, so says ~ voice
| from tho "lNTERloR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07

tertained by the Soldiers of the District,
he has the aid of the Wheeling Register,
which was SO peculiarly the champion
of the soldiers during the rebellion
that It's editors had to be locked up In
the Atheneum to protect the commu-
nifty from the strength Of their patriot
10 affection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07

THE General Conference of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Church of the
United States met In Washington Mon.
day. The last general conference of
this Church assembled in Philadelphia
in 1864, and was quite an imposing
body. The African Methodist Episco-
pal Church In the United States was
founded in 1916, the Rev. Richard Al
len being the first bishop. This Church
now has four bishops, nearly s, 900 min
'stefs and sT5iooo members, belonging
tSI annual m1 conferences in all parts of
sSS y u HIdi,i Nesting at the same time
chicago, there Is now in session the
ruling bodies of two of the IsatiinS1
branches OF one of the chief TsIiSions
denominations ofthe United staiss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07

IF THE President Is not acquitted by
tho Senate, the misfortune will not be
ehusgeable TO the ingenuity of his law
yers, who, in their several arguments
have strangely disagreed in regard to
his position, and have pointed as many
ways ns rusty weathercocks in March.
Mr.. Curtis Is OF opinion that the Presi-
dent removed Mr.. Stanton because he
had n tight to do so under the Consti-
tuition. Mr.. Nelson insists that he re-
moved him in pursuance of authority
under the Tenure of On;ce law. Mr..
Groesbcclz says TINT the Tenure of Of
| lice law is unconstitutional. Mr.. EY-
arts a1Iirms that the appointment OF
dd interim Thomas was lawful, whilst
Mr.. Stanbery caps the climax by an
affirmation that Mr.. Stanton never was
removed. The old case of the borrowed
pot furnishes the only apt illustration
OF these contradictory defenses. Mr..
Stanbery says that the President has
been impeached, in fact, not for vio-
| latIon OF the Tenure OF Office law, but
| for AN unaccomplished attempt to vio-
4 late it, wherefore he should escape all
punishment. Tho favorite saying that
| this case furnishes all sorts of prece-
| dents TO mystify the future may be
amplified by observing that It also fur
nishes all sorts of defenses; and If 1t
should happen that the culprit should
| he acquitted, historians would be sadly
puzzled in Hn attempt to guess which
one of the contradictory defenses SOL
EMMY put forth by his counsel was re-
| lied upon as the convincing one which
established his innocence. tftH -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07
lTishIer,s CeIebrated HeFD
Celebrated Herb BItters
RARY AT. mIDNIaHr.

Screaming at the top OF Its voice-dlsturbs
all the sleepy heads OF the house, and your
nextdoor neIghbor. How often you hear
the thoughtIess remark, /" Choke that squal-
ling BabyI' Now. this Is very unkind Of
you, my friend. Once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fretful, Wake
fdlFeger, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching,
and a weary morning dawns, bringing No
N't''. TRY ONE BoTTLE,oF
LAUGHLIN's INFANT CoRDIAL!!I
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely Mamma Is rested; Papa Is
ready FOR breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlins Infant Cordial. Only 25 cents n
Bottle. 30 go marls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07

IF1}A De GRAY HAIR
Restored 10 It's Original Youthful
Colorby it's use.
1t viii make Hair OTotO upon bald heads,
except In very aged persons, as II furnishes
the nutrltIye principle by which the hair Is
nourlshed and supported. ss
twill prevent the hair from falling ont
and does not stain the skin.
No,better evidence OF It's superiority need
be adduced than the fact that 20 many iml-
tatIons oft are offered TO the public.
TITS AsPLENDID HAIR DRESSING
our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail
RI. HALL d co., Nashua, N. n. Propri'
etorA For sale by all Druggists.
parliamentary ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07

ARKANSAS proves to be the first re-
constructed State to present herself in
due form at Washington for restoration
to her former place in the national
sisterhood, having fulfilled all the re-
quirements of Congress. a certified
copy of the new constitution of the
State has been received by President
johnson from the President of the Con-
stitutional Convention. General GIL
lens official report of the returns of
the election. showing the constitution
to be adopted, has been received by
General Grant. There has boon fled
in the Department of State, at Wash
ington, a certificate of the fact that the
Legislature has ratified the amendment
to the National Constitution known as
article fourteenth. The State govern
ment just elected has been fully organ
ized'at Little Rock, aud the Lesisla-
ture has elected two Republicans to
represent Arkansas in the United
States Senate, who, with the two Re-
publican members elected TO the House,
now await the action OF Congress- Bills
for the admission Of Arkansas and
other States have been introduced into
the House, and referred to the Recon
Struction Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-07
Engine Lathe for Sale.

BX N n Z: sGEA y e ENGINE sSI
Will turn u feet 'front.' and CrOas.cut screw
feed, Is feet shear, will cut TO u threads to
/ inch, face plate, counter shaft and hangers
complete. A first class Lathe In excellent
condition and will be sold low.
NORWAY IRON MFG CO.,
apr14-1m Cor. 4th and Clay streets.