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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
CHICAGO.

No change will be made in the place Of
holding the National Republican Conven-
,i,r. Thc committee from the ahOrtness
Of time are forced to decline the proposition
of the citizens 10 erect a great wigwsm on
The lake shore. The Opera House will be
il,,cd up TO hold $500 people, exclusive Of
The Convention.
Mrs Samanths NJ. Greer. charged with
an ~ aul. upon Miss Josephine Constock,
sas finally examined this morning and was
held to appear at tie next term OF the Re
corder's cour', in bail Of $4,000.
Au action Tor trespass has been COM
mcnced against Dan. O'TIara, Clerk of the
seconler's Court,by Slime, w. King, who
claims to have been elected from the for.
mer Office about week ago. King lays his
damages al $4,000
II is 81 tsd that Chas. Lcding. the defeat.
I'd candidate tor Clerk Of the Recorders
Court. intends contrasting U IIara's election
on the ground Of fraudulent voting in The
eleventh ward.
Sergt Bates the flag bearer is in the city
Straw berries. black berries and fresh gar
den vegetables have commenced arriving il
this city. from the South
| The Journal this evening, publishes Gen
Lognn's Impeachment argument In full. I
made 81 columns.
To night, Theodore Cameron, gambler
became engaged in an alteration with Jos
eph Bruce, a gas filter from Phiiadelphis
The latter fired two shots at the former
when Cameron returned the fire, lodgnJ
three balls in Bruce. killing him Instant,
and woundiDg bystander. Cameron sur
rendered himself To the authorities.
The Posts Msnislec, Michigan, CORES
pondenCe saws the hniers in Green i
Bro 3, steam saw mill OF that place ex
rlodcd al about four o'clock on Wodnesia,
afternoons, instantly killing eight workmel
and severely weunding tour others. Tn
mill YVES damaged tn 'hc amount Of abou
six thousand dollars. he xplosion is sur
posed TO have been caused bv low water.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 25.-Judgs Drummond
delivered his opinion yesterday, Affirming
ths jssisdic ion Of his court in the case
~ Fanshow Va. the X X. II. Company.
Argument for temporary injunction was
esmnenced.
Tho Rock Island Railroad Bridge has
been fully repaired. the frat train crossing
yesterday.
A Washington specisl says: There 10
SVmor thas Dc. Johnson's resignation ID
written and ready 70 be filed.
The murder comnittsd last night in the
gambling room Of Thsodors Cameron, cor
ner Ozark and Madison atreets, 10 an s1cit-
ing topic Of convsssation. Joseph Bruce.
Trio murdered man, Vas much excited by
liquor and leases, aud nssd very thraaten-
ing language toward Cameron. The isttsl
avsra that Bruce fired two shels at him
but this statement is not substantiatsd by
witnessed. Cameron ssys he does nj
know how many times he fired. Bruce 70
ssiyed three shots. either Of which wouis
have caused his death. Patrick Daley
che was pressn', was hit by . ball in th,
eff thigh, receiving . wound that 10 yer,
likely TO prove fatal. Ore E. T. AaTtiI
also get strsy shst in HE len hand. Tn
participants 10, or witnesses Of the desDsl
ate ARRAY are gamblsss, thieves Of netssi
susly bed characters. Cameron gave him
self up promptly 10 the psliss suthoritis
and made . full confession. He says b
could not help il, and speaks 81 the a6ai
a. one Of the miafor tunes Of HE life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
WASHINGTON.

| WAsBINeToN. April 81 Several com
municaiions Were sent To House of Repre-.
seniaives :. iav iron the Secretary OF III,
lntcIi"r, enclosing Official papers showing
the isnrletitste Necessity for an approprjs.
ton !" furnish supplies 10 the destitute In.
dinus d, or mar Fort COBB. in Indian Ter
rltory, The h'g bend Of the Arkansas river,
North Platte, Nebraska, and in Kansas and
Dacoia., Territory
Toe Secre,ary Of the Treasury in a com.
munication to The House says that there is
u special need ot four steamers Tor the
marine cutter service, one At Aliask4, one
on the Columbia river and the coast Of
Oregon, one for Charleston, and one for
Mobile. tho aggregate cost of which Is
$35O0Cu
The second trial of John II. surratt Is
fixed Tor tuesday, May 18TH. II is under.
| stood thai Judge Black, Mr.. Merrick and
M Brsdley, .Jr, will appear for Tie lie
Tense.
hv senate yesterday conenrfed In the
House eaGDsuts 20 The bill ploviding
inr dsEcicrcies in impeachment EXPENSES
tr the stsele. e..
Tile '.esd,nt To day with,ifcA the nom.
i's.iol u tbos. hwing as SECRETARY .; war.
~ sending to the Senate Tie following com.
mluication:
~ the Senate ofthe United Stotss:-
ave nominated John Nj. Schofiell 10
he Secretary OF War, in place OF Edwin N.
Stanton, 10 be removed.
The President also nominated Robert l..
FAIR, to be surveyor of customs. from PEG.
rim. Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
WASHINGTON.

The Committee on the subject have re-.
ported Gil the funds oi new revenue atsmps,
and mode of cancellation proposed 10 the
revenue department.
Itappears thai the numbr applications
to the Treasury department for official po-
si,ion, from February goth. to April Goth,
was Ice, an tho sppein,ments not over
100, 81 which 90 ~as IN the Second Audit
ots Office, By special law, and The remsn-
| der to I'll vacancies caused by the rssigna.
tious, or removals
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

Referring I'd the position of Mr.. Bout
wells speech which illustrates the PRES
dents illegal and pervefte nature BY his
Treatment Of . gentlemen who was to have
been one Of bis council.
Mr.. Neleon made the statement that
Judge Black Withdrew from the cause sim.
ply because the President refused 70 send
vessels 10 se'zo The island Of Alto vcla.
Mr.. Nelson proceeded 10 consider the ar
ticles OF impeachment separately. He would
maintain three positions, viz: that the ten
use oi-oilice Law il void. ii il is MT Mr..
Stantor's case Ii not covered hy IL; and this,
even II 1t y legal and applicable the Pres.
dent IS not guilty Of crime because he acted
nom sandsble moiives. He quoted az great
length from the debates on the formation of
The Constitution. and on the passage Of the
act Of 1889, and numerous legal authorities
TO show that the question OF the Presidents
power q removal was definitely So tied by
". ,cuon Of Congress at that time.
utes. Va "'ee" MIN
embliny MIR. Nelson proceeded
" argue 'hst The PRESIDENT had Tho sam.
power 10 ccustrue the ACT. Of Cc..
Corgtess i,se'i, supporting mis- visvs nv -.
mertu quotations. All tho prers.,,,;,. ~
gnmenis, he held, proved The Recurrence
uce law unconstitutional and void. r..
,nen elabnratsd the nsopositinn that ~,
charge can he maintained which does No,
aleee c''riins, intent, which be said Was
no. cone except in the NH article. In In,
HunS u bis remarks he spoke Of III,
friendly embrace 1T MIR. Stanton ana Gan
Thomas. and the equal division ofthc snoor'
fui Of nquor between them, { The most =.
markaOfs exhibition oi force ON record
tGreat lsuehttr.l
He spsoceeded to give humorous and
satirionl aecDuut Of the arrest and suhss.
Quent discharge of Gen. Thomas, and id;
culed the idea that envy one believed hs de.
signed 10 use force. In rassingt TO the cor.
siderasicn Of the ID and III articles he
adopted The sstsiemeni Ia the Presidents
answer % suf1cient reply to them. With
regard to the Al article. which charges cop
spirssy 70 obtain the War Otlice. he claim-i
that Z WAS not covered by the sct Of 1861
which isswascla' m d he VIOLATED The ST.
af'fcic. nfisris lie in;endtd employment
OF fierce. he isid was not suppnstcd by the
testimony. The 9TH, in which = violation
Of The Ttnof4 Of O0eo lav hnloo alleged,
- sisroeed OF by an araumenl % ths Con-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

. ;,,.,,,.,i,v of that law. The 7th article
80 ,,asss5 over with the denial that The
psa.,isn,,s oath was violated by the osrense
ahsrgad The 9Th article he met by the
syg,,,rsn. that the alleged endcavOr to oh
tan no.see~ion of moneys in the War De.
narlment, IL msde, was not in violation OF
n. civil tenure law, as stated. In reference
10 the 9th article he held tina, the President
was In the line oil his duty when comforting
with Gen. Emery abou. the disposition of
forces. Considering the 10th article, he
claimed that II was based on principles
which underlie setit!on, q law which
ever since its passage had stunk
In the nostrils of the American people.
He held that the presidcn, had followed
the example Of certain members OF Con-
gress IN 6isregarding amenities of expires.
sion, and was excussb,c for usirg strong
language IN reply TO abuse which had been
heaped upon him. Amer strief censidera.
sufficiently answered by his remarks con.
corning the pFeceding articles, be reisfred
to the charge Of kr. Bout veil. thas she
President Wi0hed 70 cOntso1 ~ The elocG1ons
In the southss1 6tatsa, ep1 Gnno1 ~ that
could be poooible W1et GDosse designated
by Congress ID conanaod - e1ercising
control all over IT, seRioo. = conclusion,
he reminded the Senate THAT trouble and
confusion had Usually followed the e1escsse
u: revolutionary OF constitutional power In
the Deposition Of kings snd TuleFs Of the
people, and implored item TO 80 PERFORM
the high duties now dcvolving upon them
as To merit the appreciation Of their con-
sciences. their country men and their God
The Court and Senate then, at 4:15 O'Clock
p. M, adjourned.
HousE.-The House attended the Senate
chamber on the Impeachment trial After
its return the Speaker presented number
Of executive communications in reference Il
Indians and OTHER subjects, which were ap
pforria'riy referred
Mr.. Price presented joint resolution .
the iowa LEGISLATURE on the following sub
i-c's:
| In reference 10 making postmaster
ngenls Tor the distribution oi revenu
stamps; 10 connec. the waters Ut the Missis
! sippi with the waters o! Lake Michigan; /
haye the Iowa river declared unnavigabls
10 reference To bridging the Missouri rive,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable.

LONDON. April 28.-Midright--Ssartlins
,h'eli'ssnce has just been received from
Aus,Is'a. Prince Allied. who is visiting
sydn'y was shot ami dangerously wounded
~ y. unkno~n perscn. The would BE-
assassin, VINO y said To be Fenian. w.
promptly arrested. The Pfiacc. nccordina
TO last adviccs. vas slowly rscovcripe.
In The House NJ Commons this evening.
Lord Stanley in reply to n question. admit.
sed that the Emperor ol Russia had mads :
secret proposal to the British Goyernmer,
with regard to the Creian difficulty. hns
wh,ch, wiihoa, The consent OF the C,sr
c'n'd NOT rroneriy b.. inside public. The
plsin s'i1'icn Of he reply is. that proceed
ing t@'sapgs" HE independence OF Crete
@a'''e -. s'ai''ime Porte will not coocede
"a.-.,'"l ''''' i''ision. !. rni,cy which Il il
i"p"f s''it ~ Great Britain to pursue
buH'iN. April a4-vhe Prince ~ a.,
tmhs' k''' inr II asard to-day. lae,.,,. ~.
Ins le save thinner On the ro,ai vscf !
There wsfe about fsrty gnssts pressai \ = =
vailed. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND. April "a Gen SchoAeld ID
seed an order this morning. thas Congress
having n,ade no appropriation 10 deffay the
expenses Of the election in Virginia for the
ratification or rejection of the Constitution,
the election will not take place June I'd,
unless Congress makes an appropriation be-
fore 'hst date. II the election does not
take place ON that dey, Congress will sub.
stitn,e 'aier day. q which notice will be
ciy.s,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

No. : ". second ss.,-up.ss,,~..
DAVENPORT. :. IOWA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
LOUISIANA.

Nsw 0aLHAss. Apfil 25.-Thc Rspubli-
can iooia up the returns from "a parishes,
giving 2o,oco majority in favor Of the rasi-
tication Of the constitution. The rsmaining
- parishes will probably decrease those
agurss.
The Republicans claim "a out of 80
Senators, and 40 members Of the House
O. far a. heard from.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
CANADA.

0rrAws, April 25.-Ths McGee testi
mon,al committee have sent . circular 10
tbs Ma, ora Of several cities in the Aonin
ION, ssking them 70 initiate a movement
in aid OF a fund to discharge the liabii-
lies against The estate of the late decess.
oil. A subscription list for the same pur-
pose among Senators and members was
opened Yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

New York Market.
~ Telegraph Apri o..
Flour Quiet =. isasAlsqs for extra STATE 10 IS
0l4N for X. H.O
wheat-Firmer and quiet at2.5s for No. spring
In store
Corn-Easier at if4Q is IL for new mixed we,t-
ern anoat.
oats-Activc at IS for western il store; s,as,is
anpAt
Pork -Firmer. at es 5o12s7s for new ness .,
~. Gag AZ rs for old
Lard-Qniet At 1stls;., and smali lots at isA1
1SH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

EEAkAE AZ BUFF,
4 TTORSEYS AND C0uNSELLORH AT
II. w D. u. corner Of Second and Brady
streets, Davenport, Iowa. nov4-du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

y. 4. ABlD -. D.s
nHYsIClAN AND SURGEON. 0Yr1C!
i rssidsnce NJ. oe, corner Aaia ao4 Third
'festa, Davenport, lows. tyl-S3-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

A TrORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IN and War Claim Agent. Office Mstropoli-
tan Block, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

DAYsICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFCE IN
JIG basement OF State Bank Building. Residence
Nh IT., bet. Bardy and Perry streets. nclsdw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
CALIFORNIA.

SAH FsAkcIsco, April 24--Gen. Hallsck
has ordered NO csopaniss sftrssps seains(
Ne hostile Indians who uasaacsssd abe Pier
con family few days since. It Long Valley,
Nevada. The entire white population Of
this nsiehbos hood We in srus, and in hot
pursuit Of the savages ~ last advicss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

CoUScIt BIvrrs. April 25.-Ths U. P. r.
X. ConpAuy pairchsssd 100 scsss Of grcsnd
within the city Asits yesterday, the pries
being $50 900. The grounds are to BE- used
for depot cod machine shops.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
pERm0Ar.

Businesses. April Sb.--A collision b.
tween . mail asd . Asieht train lset eve
ming, near Bethel, On the Vermont Central
Railreed, Mild Mr.. Hassard, the baggses
msstes. sod Injured Mr.. wsasssr. The Ensi-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
TENNESSEE.

NssBviLI.s, Aptii 24--siov. 3rownlow'
OF the request of tn. candidates for Congress.
hss consented 10 postponc the election until
November, and will a proclamation 10 that
eff CT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
MISSOURI.

Sr. Louis. April 25.-At the special
election in the 9TH ward yesterday, for
alderman, the Democratic elected their can
dids,s by 1879 majority. The City Csun-
ell now stands 10 Radicals to 10 Demo
erats.
Con-. Sherman arrived here yesterday.
Bishop Hawks was buried yesterday with
imposing ceremonies Bihops Witch ouse
Of Hines, Lcr OF Iowa. Vail Of Kansas,
and nesltss of q r,yuen from abroad
u IL. ; =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

CHARLESTON. April 23-The total vote
in South Carolina, so far as reported, 10
S5,e43; majority for Constitution 90. 1871.
Three districts no, yet heard from six in.
complete. Nothing from North Carolina.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

Davenpcrs marxcx Report.
0rrcu CT ZEE DAvsxrons Dss Graf,
April rs, lses.
Ftoua-wholesale,k 1900; retail, 1880
xHkAr--No. /, g2.p0; No. ., $3.50; No. ..
1s0
HAsrrr-e2.2o7s24n.
oArs-552s0 cents.
RxE-No Eeceip,s.
cosy--Shelled. ss67oc.
Pc.AToss-75eRtso.
0SicSs- 90 Receipts.
BurrER-<a0I5c. per -.
Esas-l0c. OILS.
HAr-Good Timothy 3ls.oo per ton. Upland
P-siris $l2.00 per ton. Slough, 1000.
CoAt-Soft--At Yard, Is ceats per hushel.--
delivered, 16 cents per buahel.
ANTHRACITE At Yard $50 per ton.
Wcap-e6rse. per Cod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

We hive alert nib pens Of every siss. - easy
% the goose quill.
The above list 10 only small part Of the Va
risty OF our stock.
We war; ant all Of cur nret class peos, 90
will exchsnge until sns u fosnd that will suit
exactly.
We can also sell yen . seesnl quality pea
!saued BY mess dsaless tie bsssl = very AueA
lover prices. but eanuot warrane then.
Call ami examine the goods as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph April Is.
Flour-Firm but quiet.
Wheat--Firn but quiet.
Corn In demand ssd prices higher. Al 81 for
ear, and ~ for sheiled
Oats Firm at 70.
Ryc-2.0S12.l0.
proviaions-Firm. but not active
Mess Pork $500
Lard-Atle
Bulk mests-ia1@l2lz for shoulders, and
l4Zdi5 for sides.
Hseon--lsk for shoulders; lskal7ll for
clear rib aud clear sides
Toledo Market.
~ Telegraph. April 20.
Whest-Steady sales Of amber at a.71.
Ocrn-Stcady; sales of No. l 1t sllt.
Oats unchanged, sales Of No. l st7l.
Milw n0kee Market.
BY Telegraph April Is.
Flsur-ouiet and steady; city Xxx At IL. oO0
| 1850.
Wheat-Firm. at 2.l45f for No. l spring.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
INSURANCE.

'oxs I. swifs' xiLLrAr y. K.Dsrn
J1lH S'YITS q CO.
Insurance Agents,
No. 3 ". second ss.,-gp.sga;r..
naTEvYCEr. -. gewa
ca1ilal asprss.atsd, over s.,osseao
FIRE AND INLAND.
n, Fire Insurance Co "
Cash Capita and Assets. "a, 5oo. oce
phcnsx Fire Hnsnrnnce Co. Wv.
cssh Capital and Assets. si,soo.eoo.
Atlantic Fire gnsurance Go. Wv.
Cash Capital and Assets. ssco, 900
Lamar Fire unsuranee C. w
Dash Capissl 80 Assets, ssco, oce. =
mene Fire Has c.. New Haven.
Cash cesissl ssA Asssts. O, fso. 81. -
m>rtfbpA Fire 1as. o., H.rA3,6a.
Cash cspisd ssd Asssss. I. on. ~
LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
Connecticut Mutual Life I'm. ca.
0's Tsirslsay ms co, .aAs1 ,,s;,:s;'
Cspitsl. --- : - --:. :. os0O.Oee
4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

Chlcago AaRhe 60.
BY Telegraph April Is.
Fiour-Firrmer, 10 fair demand anl unehsas-
edas fds
Wheat --0psasd week nd lever, end slessA
strong sad higher. 10. spsiog q alo Ne, Z
spring 81 9N43t1L.
Corn In good dsmsad and Arn Il esk for
No. 1; s. for new
osts-1asiss md shade lover. 1t ssHD
e4k. = -
Rve-Quist ct l.so for western.
Barley Dali, inactive and nominslly $500
ass.
Provisions More setive and drmer.
Pork-3. 60027 81 i and a the eless 500 bbls
at - %.
Lssd-Held higher and firm At l7k0ls.
Buix Aeats-firmiy held, quiet and unchang
ed.
Lake FreiRhts--Dull and lower at for corn,
for whea. TO Buffalo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

st. Louis Market.
~ Telegraph. Aprila5.
Fionr--Firm ard uncian >ed aupgrfne
ranges q. q seq s co.
Wheat-Steady, at Q. soGse. 50 for winter.
Corn--Easier, at s1@sT.
Oais-Firm, at 7o0173.
barley Unchanged. at 2.5GeeS75 for prime
to choice
Pork---Sold AZ 2s CO.
Baeon..Shouiders lsA@is,S; clear sides
i719i7s<.
Lard-Firm, ct Is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once, No.
Il 50 Brady street,, (up stairs) Residence
on l4th e., bet Brady and Main. cctSd-du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

New York Honey Market.
y Telegraph April 70
Stocks Duil and lower aftcr call.
Ronds--Coupons of'ee, 1.lfl; OF "a. .14,S Q
IS. Ito u; new. .0s a Of 81 1CeK 10 lO's cou
pons, 0aS: I-ao's, lob.
Western Union-seA.
New York Central Sls.
Erie-rOa<
Illinois Centrsi-1.lsa
kcck lsiand--a2 10,
Nosthweste,n--Ss 1-2 preferred slf2.
Merchants Union Express-sia.
Money! per cent.
SteflinS--f1O.
Gold-oq
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19

MORNING EDITION
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19

81 No notice VIII be taken OF eonlmunt
-srIors rot accompanied by a re- ponAio!e
name. The name Eill he CONSIDERED conn
dental, but must in ali cases accompany lei-
~ 4. = EnaranIee Of good NTH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19

The recent Chase gathering in one of
the parIors of the Continental Hotel.
Philadelphia, although not very for
midable in point of numbers, had n
thorough appreciation of the weight
which attaches to crowd. So they
appointed n Committee of one hundred
to present the name of the cratic Chief
Justice 10 the consideration of the
Fourth.oE July Convention, and at the
head of this committee was placed the
veritable Miles -o'Reilly, sometimes
known as General Charles G. Halpine.
As the world Is aware, Miles is nothing
if not a poet. n few months ago, his
chief occupation was the writing of
campaign songs in the interest of Gen.
Grant. They wero all right TO the
point, and will no doubt be ringing
through the length and breadth OF the
land in the course of few weeks. The
New York Tribune is gathering them
up. and repFinting them in daily in
stalments, to the Intense disynst of
s'the boy Miles. - nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19

HoN.Tu a. HENDR1cKs, of Indiana,
Is candidate for the Democratic Presi-
Dental nomination. It Is we'll to call
attention to the fact that on Thursday
last, during the debate in the Senate on
the bill to continue the Freedmen's
Bureau, he openly avowed the opinion
that the rebel State organization of the
South from 1861 to 1865, were govern
ments In law as well as in fact. In
other words he maintained the legality
of treason and secession. And as he
thinks, So think nearly all the mem
bers of the party of which he is
anxious 10 be made Captain. Keep
their records before the people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
special guttfts.
1900.
ISET

1904. ISt4. MN 1905.
In 1872 the ErRudFathee OF Or, Tobias intro
duced the NENETIAN IMMINENT in eng
land. II was a success although tho prtse
was a Guinea a Bottle. His late Majesty Will.
liam IN used It FOR Chronic RheumAtisin.an and
was eutiiely cured, amer saffsrinE for two
years, his attending physicians being unable
to effect cure, and he wrote q letter OF
thanks, which IS now in possession OF my
uncle IN Liverpool. Ihave onered slCosterS
ling for that letter, but it was refused. In
1856 put Il out in the United states, and
now, in 1858, the sale Is immense. Thou
sands OF families ato never " Ithout It. IL Is
safe and innocent 10 apply externNiiy or
take Internally. For n years have war
ranted Il 70 cure the following complaints:
cholera ,Diarrhea, pyseutury, roup, Cole,
Cramps, Vomiting aud Sea sickness, taken
Internally, and Chronic Rheumatism, Burns,
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Toothache, Frosted
Feet, Swelltngs, Insect stinEs, and pains in
Cnest, Back, or Limbs, externally. II never
falls, " used as directed: for Cholera or
Dysentery 1t Is certain, II used when INST at
tackled. No ono once trying 1t, Will ever 10
withoutiL sold by Druggists. Price Efsy
Gents aud one Dollar. Depot 10 Park
Place, NJ jel6-lmdSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19
OHRIsTADORO,s DYE,

WHICH IN a IWInkIlng.
Produces the Most Enchanting
Shades OF Color,
From Brown to Black, is con.equenuy uni
versal Iavorite, the more especially as 1t
IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF THE HAIR,
And requires renewing less frequently than
any other.
ChrIstndOrO's Hair preserVRtIVe.
Would you have luNuriant glossy tresses
clustering around your brow. like vine ten
drills round parIan shaft Purchase that
celebrated aud matches preparation known
throughout the fashionable world as CHRIS
TLIDORo'S hair preservative and beautIfer.
Sold by Druggists. and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. Astor Honse.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-19

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cts when under SIX hnes-