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can RELY unon II without fear. and it is
always full n month in advance. so that |
have plenty of time for consideration
Send for the necessary articles, and there
are the directions to make up. And, be-
sides, have the pleasure Of always feel
ing fresh and presentablc | can always
dress my children well and tastefully, be-
cause spare myself one great expense.
that of giving them out to be MADE. as |
have within nv reach such practical in
srructiuns, that is delight to connie
and fashion for niyse.f. Then I'm never
at loss for the bows either. If my
means are limited. there is sure to occur
an idea that helps me make cheap suit
come out quite iaunty and becoming
There are Il hundred and one other no.
,ions to AID effect to a toilet: how to cut
and ornament dresses. aprons, sacks, lack
cts. or any Of the indispensables in a
well regulated wardrobe, even to under.
clothing. II puts to use all the odd ends
Of materials "ns may have. Nothing can
90 to waste. 4 wish yon would take
PITY on me, said |, land put me on the
light track, for I've got tired OF plnchlng
and scrcwlng to no purPosc.' With all
my heart. I'm afraid you have always
been IKE many others a penny Wise ana
a pound foolish; but you have only to
send three dollars and purchase a years
subscription u nkNoEEs! MONTHLY MIG
1@!NE' i ma, Is inc ~, an, c"uNs s,,, anu
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worL in b,nd the new can,cr w,s rrn
,,r.J far tLc consultation Ly IN active
IcLs,rs,I from Mrs brown If a no,t;on
If Lcr own and her rsi,ILor,s rorau, liz.
caursr Mrs WcIps entrance b,J b.ru
the .;ypal for the re.olyiug Of The Several
E.,,r rronns Of talk.rs into n rcncr,I
conversation. Not few listened aux
iuusly for her sentence upon Mrs. Browns
narrative.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

~ La " mscn Inlproyeh-nnd the new
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRiNGER,
Improved with Rowci's Patent Double Coy
wheels, aud ths Patent Stop. are nov Unique,
tiOnabIy lar superior TO any apparatus for wash
H.. clothes ever invented and will save ;htir
cost wiCra year, by saving labor and clOihcs
Those who have used Them give testimony a.
follows:
"Wr like our machines much Could not
he persuaded 10 d without II, and with the aid
nj pu,y, wr feel that We are masters OF the pO.
sition '-LEcv. Bishop Scott NJ. E. Church
:" Ii is worth one dollar week in any f.mi.
- New York tribune.
- In the Laundry Ct my house there is per-
petUll thanksgiving on NUndtysfUr the nVen
'Un oil yOur excellent wringcr. Rev. TheO-
pore l.. ruylur.
Every week has given ii stronger hold
upon the affections OF the inmates of the Laul.
dry New ORR Observer.
% ! heartily CONNIE nd il toeCOnomists of tine,
money ani conirntment "-iey. DR.. Bellows,
"rhcy save ihrcc-fUur:hs OF the labor and
time, and pay for themselves both in money and
cOntcn'mrnt. New Orleans PiCayune.
Friend Doty-NOur last improvement Of
your Washing machine is complete success.
assure YOU our Machine, after years use, /,
thought more of to-day than ever, and would
not be parted with under any circumstance" -
PRICES. ...
Send the retail price Washer SIS, extra
Wringcr $40 and wewill forward either or both
mac'incs Tree Of freight, to places where no ont
is selling aud So sure are We they will be liked,
that We agree 10 refund the money il any on
wishes to return the machines free Of freight,
after months trial according TO directions.
Cauy 'srrs with exclusive right u sale make
mOuc { 81 by selling them.
Sod by dealers generally, 10 whom liberia
discounts are made.
Il. G. DROWNING, Gen. Agent.
'y2oi? az Corilaadt ST., kfw York.
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General Real Estate and

NJ. D, VI PlLL S7REET.
Baltimore Maryland,
HAVING ESTABLISHED OURSELVES
IL in thecity OF Baltimore W III connec-
tons in the Northern, Western ami Southern
States, and rlso in Europe, we will buy and
ell Improved and unimprored Lards in III,
southern and Western States. especially in
the States Of Virgin, and West Virginia.
We have superior facilities for iisposrng OF
Mineral property aud large comp,ct tracts OF
Land suitable for the settlement Of mmi.
grants.
Wewill give especial attention to the Pur =,
chase. Sale and Rent Of Real Estate in this
city, and persons locating or making invest
meats here, will find ii to their advantage to
consult US.
De- No chSrgs made unless actual s,rvise
ureudered' 10. sul 81 .A-s jylStt,.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16

parish In the state being entitled to at least
one representative. A ceasus Of the state
By state authority shall be taken in the year
eighteen hundred and seventy-Rve, and
every ten years thereafter. In case Of In
fOrmality, omission, or error in the census
returns from any parish or election district,
the general assembly may order new CEN
sus taken in such parish Oreleotion district
but until the state census Of eighteen
hundred and seventy Eve, the apportion-
meat of the state shall be made on the
basis Of the census Of the United States for
the year eighteen hundred and seventy.
Arr. I'll. The general assembly, at the
first session after the making of each emu
meratiOn, shall apportiOn the representation
amongst the several parishes and represen-
tatiEe districts, on the basis of the total
population, ss aforesaid. A representative
number shall be fixed, and each parish and
representative district shall have as many
representatives as the number Of its total
population will entitle It to have; and an
additional representative for any fraction
exceeding One-half Of the representative
number. The number Of representatives
shall never exceed one hundred and TWEEN
| ty, nor be less than ninety.
ART. %. Until an superintendent shall be
made in accordance with the provisions o.
article 20, the representation in the senate
and house of representatives shall be as
follows;
/ Ror the nariah of Orleans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16

Total. ........ One hundred and one
And the state shall be divided into the
following senatorial districts. TO wit: S
The 6rst, second, and third representa-
tive districts Of New Orleans shall form one
senatorial district, aad elect three senators.
The fourth, 9Th, and sixth representative
districts Of New Orleans shall form one
district, and elect two senators.
The seventh, eighth, and ninth represen-
tative districts Of New Orleans and the
Arish Of ST Bernard shall fern one dis
DOT, and elect two senators. sec
Vhe tenth representative district Of New
OrAana shallgoFm one district, and elect one
5oiiSOf.
OFsans right bank and the parish Of
Piaqu@ines shall form one district, and
elect on senator.
The Rrizhes Of Jefferson, St. Charles,
and St Jun Baptist shall form one district,
and elect 70 senators. IGs4sA
Tue parties Of Ascension and St. James
shall form tae district, and elect one SEN
atOr. s N aiogl laa1 q. 81 la.5ss7
The parSheAOf Assumption, Lafourche,
and Terrebopne,han form one district, and
elect two senator.
The parishes vermillion and st. Mary
shall form one disact, and elect one sena-
tor. '- g Taaos 9F
The parishes . Calasieu, Lafayette, and
ST. Landry sh4l iorS one district, and
elect two senators.
The pariahps d LIVINGSTON, St. Helena,
Waahiugtsn, AID 81. Tamaany shall form
one district. and elactpHs enator.
The parishes Of FVintsC Oupee, East
Feliciana, and West FStioiaa sball form
one district, and elect tWAV seniors.
The parish Of East Baton Ouee shall
torn one district, and eleceoae aator.
The parishes Of West Baton Rove, her.
VILE, and St Martin shall form ue dis.
Irict, and elect two senator's,
The parishes Of Concordia and Avvelles
shall form one diAtfIct, and eject Ontsen-
atOr.
TIE parishes Of Tsnaaa and Fransn
shall form one district, and elect one &
atoF.
The parishes Of Carroll, Madison, al
AlsFehOuss shah form ons district, andele
t56 senators. iHa eeal'iisii 8 ts'isla 81
a parishes Of osachita and caIdvs
shan form one district, end elect one e
atog.
Tbs parishes o. jackson And Onion shs
form Oae district, and elect one senator.
The parishes d Bosaler. Bienyiile, a
Claiborne shail lotn ons di3triOt, and ele
I'VE senators. ~
The parish Of Cadds aha1 form oae d
trioG, and elect one senator.
TIE parishes Of De eQts, Natchltoohe
end Sabine shall Ebra one district a
eiect to senators. = 2 fa-
Ths parish Of RapiAes shali form one a
tlie.. and 6lsot one ssaatos.
ma pAGs1soef CAsAhsaIs aaa VIA
dAail srn one district. ana elsol enc ssl
atoE.
ThaEty-six ssuason Il Ell
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-16
OFFICIAL.
CONTRIBUTION
FATE OF LOUISIANA,
..,ted In Convention at New orleans,
Saturday, March :, lsos.
PREAMBLE.
or TILE

We, the people of Louisiana, in order to
Gablish justice, insure domestic tranquil
!, promote the general welfare, and &C.
rs the blessings Of liberty to ourselves
d our posterity, do ordain and establish
b constitution. -3lh
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

rascaty OF Congress n pushing to the wall the Defender
Of the Constitution, and in attempting 10 deprive tne
All of which strongly seasoned pabulum Is Immensely
relshed by the small crowds who swallowed the a3athc
dens in New-IIaven, the Gotham Of Connecticut they
lay their dirty drains for the Conveyance Oh ,iS Su &
huous political filth of New York into their bcauuI city
Illegal voters made citizens by the score WIN Dem
OOTatio registrars to and them they DIng IOrth appe
tees infants in the eye OF the law ana maze 1nei
the masters Of intrigue they striving against nope
and faith and fate to counteraet the influence OF nonesy
and the earnest labor Of patriotism 10 redeem e Slle
THE WESTERN BORDER ALL RIGHT.
To me Editor Of The Tri5EnG
SIR: But three working days remain of the
important campaign in this state. Hence the energies
OF both parties engaged for the mastery To-day mas
been the last for making freemen, except such as shan
become eligible between now and Monday next. IL IS
remarkable throughout tie State that great majority OF
the young men who become voters Tor the hlS tmt arc
Republicans. In the little town OF Daren which poled
last year. $50 votes 43 new voters have been made TINS
year. OF which 81 Republicans and only ~ Democrats
In the cities where large numbers Of foreigners nave
been natuTdZed there Will be Democratic gans-n that
respect only Fairfield County did the best last year o
any in state Had the other counties done as well
Hawley wOud have been elected by 1863 majority ~
least Hence if this county holds % own II Wlii
9Sn SS wen Rcat tins wc.S% {Ss fGiSG Gdr5cr ' Ti
is the Xlth Senatorial District, aud comprises six towns
viz: Greenwich. Stamford, Daricn NOFwalk, Ncw'Ca-
naan, and Wilton. You say the canvass has been less
vigorous than elsewhere" Allow To say the canvass
has been vigorously and faithfully prosecuted lis true
there has not been many public meetings as usual, but
there has been organization and work, and you may rest
assured that this Distinct will give large Eepubch
majority 1t did last year. have the figures 10 prove
H. but prefer not 10 exhibit them for the Dencht OF ue
enemy. nave recently returned from tour through
six OF the eight counties II can Judge OF the Signs m
the times. tull vote surcs victory VIII You 90 your
duty in aiding in this contest IN order that victory
may crown our elortsl The election ofJe"elh4w makes
an easy campaign ih the fAl when QobdbS an Du t"o
three states viii eurOl themseiyes ON The SIDE oil
Grant aud victory. W A:CrMMiNEs, li.,I''.,
.Daricn, Coan., April ], lscS.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
NrW.YnRK LEGISLATrRE.

SENATE. ALBANY, April ?, 1Ste.
Bills were paSsed-Changing the name of the
New-Nork woninn's Infrmary Association. Extending
the territorial limits OF the Church Charity Foundation
of Kings County. The NewNork and Brooklyn Passcn-
gers and Baggage bill Incorporating the Troy Board Of
Trade and ithc Union Foundry Company of Troy.
Amending the charter Of the Village OF Flushing For
the improvement of Graham and Van Cottavrs. and
lection OF iaxcs Oswcgo. To enable tho Buffalo and
Washington Railroad Company 10 obtain title 10 lands.
Authorizing Buffalo City to take Onc-half million OF stock
in the Buffalo and Washington Railroad
Bills reported fdvoraby Amending the act
establishing the fire limits IN brooklyn To close Elcy
enth-st Brooklyn Amending the act for the improve
ment OF Brooklyn Highs. Against amending the char
Of the Brooklyn Fire Department, which was agreed
TO- For the better regulation OF the Brooklyn Fire De
partInent Amending the act relative TO frauds In
sessments for local improvements In NcwGork IncOr
porating the United States Contracting Company
iOrty report. To enable the Safe Deposit Company "
New York complete its organization. Against incrca
ing the pay of Senators tO 81 day while sitting mem
ber Of the Court Of Impeachment For the widening OF
Wcs-St, New-York. 10 establish permanent Quaran-
tine boarding station on COney Island
IMPEACHMENT OF MR. DORM.
At one o'clock the Court OF Impeachment met and
adopted series OF rules for the government Of the
Court Smith NJ Wood appeared as counsel for the As
nolds az counsel for the accused. The Respondent
given until next Thursday 10 make answer to the articles
Of impeachment.
In the evening session Mr.. TWEED introduced a bin
amending the Metropolitan Excise Law. IL j. the same
"A the one introduced IN the Assembly this morning.
The Arcade Railroad bill No. having been announced
from the Assembly Mr.. NORTON moved that il be- re
ferred 10 the Railroad Committee Carried.
The bin Incorporating the New-YOrk Tunnel Railway
was considered in Committee Of the Whole. Progress
burgh bills made the special order for Monday
evening.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
THE NJ E. CHURCH ANNUAL CONFERENCES.
THE CONFERENCE IN YEw-YoRK.

THE CONFERENCE IN NEW-YORK.
The New York Conference with Bishop Clarke
presiding again in session yesterday IN the Harlem
Methodist Episcopal Church. The examination Of proba
TONERS continued and 10 young men were advanced
to the second year Eleven prObatOners were next ex
amned by the Bishop, and received into full communion
The Bishop delivered eloquent exhortation, IN which
he impored the postulants TO give their entire le 70
their calling, and to devote their lives zea0usy ana Ia
fully to the duties Of the ministry In answer TO special
from intoxicating drinks each answered IN the afrma-
tive. The report Of the Committee on Lay Delegations
was then received in which, after preamble setting
forth that in favor OF system OF lay delega'
ton and others were opposed to it, resolutions faVohg
lt offered
Debate followed the reading Of the report. and after
various motions had been made and defeated, the Rev.
Dr. Crawford offered as substitute the report adopted
by the General Conference four years ago. and by this
Conference two years ago, which reads as follows;
principle Of lay representation in that body aud It's willingness
men whenever satisfied that such the wishes Of the churches and
Whereas The General Conference of 1864 substantially reiterated such
declaration; therefore.
Tha, the York Conference hereby expresses its
ia the above action Of hs General Conference
The substitute was adopted The Rev. DIR. Trimble,
Assistant Secretary of the Methodist Missionary Society
then addressed the Conference and interesting
statistics touching TO the missionary work In different
parts OF the world At the conclusion OF the address re-
cess was taken In the evening the Rev. Mr. Buck
preached in the Harlem Church This morning the reunion
East Conference will be ned in Brick Church.
Of Twenty-second-st and Fourtlaye.
THE CONFERENCE N BRooKLYS
The NewYork East Conference reassembled yesterday
morning In the Summerfed NJ f. Church, and after
prayer by the Rev. s. A. King the Rev Dr. Rood offered
a preamble and resolutions declaring 10 to be unwise
either divide make any change in the boundaries OF
this Conference. The resolutions were adopted res0
luton to adjourn the Conference from saturday 10 Mon
day evening. In order TO allow the members from Con-
necticut time home and vote was adopted class
OF eleven candidates then presented for admission to
the ministry, and after they had answered the usual
questions Bishop Jones addressed Them the dignity of
the ministry 10 which they aspred and to which they
were about to be ordained The Rev DR. Curry and the
Rev. g. W. Woodruff were elected delegates to the Gen
era Conference; the remaining four members are to be
chosen U Saturday
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
s~rrIEeRAPH TO ruE TRIBUNE.


Pt,pPH April 2-PetrOleum qulei Crude lGlc Refined IN
bond. 23d23tc.
CNcSNAr April 2-M. Porb-Specuve sales Of 500 bbls at
VA IS for Country Bnk Meats In good
of Clear Rib and Clear Sides
l3iGlc Shoulders held lOie the demand chiefly for Sides
BacouSde Clear Rib aud Clear Sides demanded al 5U
l higher Shoulders held He; demxnde
quiet Lard dull and offered l5Ic generally
held at l6c.
CHc.Go April 2-Four dull but Spring Extras SO SOD
Wheat qniet and declined tdc No quoted at 81 " q
81 80 sellers 81 got Corn less active aud
declined idle No quoted at sdSJlci New "a 6ge Oats dn
with business No Regular 81 d5cj Fresh 5sd59lc Rye
Receipts toay-ScO Flour bush Wheat a. do Corn.
3o00 do Oats 5000 Live Hogs Shpments50 bo Flour tOo
bush Wheat 1900 do Corn, 1900 DO Oats 2iO0 Live Hogs
2-rohacco but unchanged Cotton dull.
Flour du Supene f7d So Extra % 25d % 10 Double hItr
~ OGsll triple Extra sl29sl5 So Wheat hrmer at 81 Goa
rs for Red and White Fall and ~ for Spring Corn ad
sales at s6dS9 Oats svaueng sales at 8c Barley dull
Rye dull vi Receipts todSyFour, $500 bbl Wheat 2O
bush Corn $500 bush Oats, 1900 bush Barley 100 bush
Rye. l5O bush.
oswEGo April 2Pour steady; sales $40 bb $40 759sll for
No. ISprug si?75 for Red Winter *l9 o White, *4 30 for
Double Extra.
MExPW April quiet but sn Receipts 100 bales EI
ports l.3tO bale. - . 49, =.
asR Is for Hart County Manufacturing Leaf
TOLEDO April 2Four aud Wheat quiet Corn-aes OF No at y
Oats steady Rye ReceiptsOO bbs Flour $500
Wheat Corn. 800 do Oats Grain In soe-S3
bush Wheat 900 do Corn 2O0o DO 0sts 500 do Rye
MLwAuKkK, April 2-Flour very quiet; Lyohe spring srtras
t9 Jila Medium Choice % J Wheat dull and lower
No. l. Sl 9oIaSl 81 No. O. 81 69qSl 80
BuPT.o April 2Flour dull Of $50 bbS City Ground Spring
and lower sales car new si O5 the track O bush
load Sl o. In Oats quiet sales Ohio a. I5d16c,
the track Barley quiet sales car Inferior State ~ B aud car
State al ~ rs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
ALBINY.

AAiITY -ST.-rHE UNDERGROUND RAILROADS.
1KiEGEmW TEIBrNE.
ALBANY. April 2-EvENING.-The Assembly
Committee Cities agreed to-day report favorably
the bl extending Amtyst from sixth-aye 10 the llud
son River The Senate was engaged all the evening in
discussing the merits OF the Central Underground Iail
road. Without getting through the bill the Committee
reported progress and that bill and the projects known
as the Arcade and vandeburghs Tunnel Road made
the special order for Monday evening
ANOTHER EXCISE BILL-THE NEW INVEsTIGAT-
ING CONMITrEE-THE ERIE BILL.
The liquor dealers of New-Nork have raised
such howl over their interests having been made sub
scrvent to those of the Democratic party by the leaders
of the latter. that the Assembly Committee Cities tins
morning, reported a bill cmbOdying practically, the
amendments asked for by the Liquor Dealers Assoca-
ton. but which we're not conceded by the Democrats.
10 VIII he observed that II has the Niger in the wool"
All places where liquor sold 10 be closed on sun
day but "the rights of travellers TO reiresment are not
20 be iuerered with" Asking for this on the face of the
decision made IN New-lork some time ago that man
who only walks block, from side Of the
That section can never hc passed aud the Democrats
know it, But they Will insist upon keeping II there
they do.
Tie Speaker to-day announced the Committee on the
amended resolution OF Mr.. Glenn. The Committee is as
follows: Mr.. Als Chairman; Mr. Lashcr, Nj. Dayton,
Mr.. Budn, Mr. frcar Three Of the Committee are Re
The indications at present are that the Erin bi
Will pass the senate The vote IN the senate yesterday
afternoon Is the evidence Many of the provisions o te
bill recommend themselves to the country members OF
the Legislature, such the one directing that the money
held by the Erie directors shall bc employed in re-
pairing the road. and making connections with Western
roads the prohibiting the consolidation of the earn
of the Erie and Central roads, the providing that
director in the Erie shall MOI be a director either iIud
River, Harlem, Central roads The advocates Of the
bill claim that the two latter provisions are the only ones
which can prevent a railroad monopoly IN the state
The Court OF impeachment occupied an hour ~ discuss
ins the rules which were framed for the government OF
the Court.