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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
DIR. BlgelOW.

Il the enly Physicisr. ~ Specialist,
now In Chicago that csn be entirely
relied upon. &c TO Hin. and not sat
for that horrible disease 70 remain IL
yoUs system. dislgurtne yeuf face
and body, besides destroying youi
happiness and future prsspe cts OF life
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
4 and NEnNUrS DEBILITY hia atndy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

Contagious venerea1 CharmcHaP.
CufSo eesn without rss0rttng y Mercury. Iedids
4oeaeai. Arsenic Or any poison. but with Neutral
OR0AHlo WEAkNkss, such q Seminal Wsakneee
Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, brought On III
absse Of the systsm, early indiscresons ex essee
estailsd heredtsrfiy causing lose Of memory confu
with other deplOrabe train Of symptoms tire tied ana
radically cured with paetbod aayipg much
time and expense. elect, GOnorfhga Structure and
Al diseases peculiar to the sexes. OF private nature
Cd diseases sss Of the MOST norRlplE CLASS
where the flood has become poisoned producing
botches on the face, small watery biisters paine n
head and bones, liberated throat. nose Limbs AID
body. scrofula, together with an endless number q
Ds. janice IL recenmsaded By the preas ssu.rslly
III medical faculty. and professors ef edics college
&C: Tnoes s.ctea should apply Immediately. and
DR. JAMES has just issued arcv sed, improve and
greatly enlarged edition Of TINE MONITOR ~ Ven
cra Diseases peculiar 10 the eexes with direction
and prescriptions for self treatment.
OPE1NATonnaRA, caused by self abuee sexual n
eoGs, Ac 10 fully treated and win NOT fail q orree
The gttsntion Of The reader. -
An important feature Of the book 10 treatise upos
Ooneeption-how avcided-snd the necessity an
TIC variOus diseases peculiar to females are fally
treated and their remedies given.
The Monisor Il printed spee Ane papes, neatly AMI
suosisstially bouad, cont:iniae 80 pages. Al u
and consultation. II 10 multum IL parvo- mech d
the smallest epace. Buy iti Read III The book vii
lnjurs none. but bensas all-The old and younR .
both eexes.nsrIsd and single. Price o
Address. Dr. JAMES, P. o. Bog 90, Chicago, m.
Dr., Jamse' Once and Parlofe are at o. Randolph
street, eornef OF Dearborn street, Chicago, where
..y b committed I;I.o.s o. By letter sIos ~ ale
IA. m. tos p. N. Consultations Confidential
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

GaxEaAL RsonAab q. y.v
sought emit aealhst Thouaa anS ~. ss
Aensgomssy II the Circuit Cont 81 I rsc
yse.e couoty, for false impri. onment ,.. s.s>
his damages ut $4,000. Tho co,., ~.
arises out Of the arrest and de,entior - ,.'
Gsnsral BY Fietchsr's baddits whom 80 Wv
layton. in December last, At the h.aS Iva. va
direction q which we're abe deferdao,. ""u
Othsr parties, " understand. hsv. ;,s,;
tinted, ~ are aboUt % institute, suits scains,
Adansen and Montgomery On Ne eams
gFoan1e. NSssossj RYsSlieas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

Ins BEEF QrEsriox.-Mr. Ingessoll. edi>
tor OF the Muscat,ne Journal. has lately
been pitching into the butchers Of tina. CITY
on account Ct the high price Of beef. which
brought out the following reply from Dutch
John. Although John don't write the bes,
English. his head is level on . good many
things rs well as the beef question:
MuscAriXn. May /, 1867.
Mr.. INGsRscLE:-SARg: - Dere is some
tings you knows shus, so better as anynody
and deere is some ,ipgs you dent knows.-
lou KIN discuss de neeger question, and
DC Shonson question, aud de tariff question,
and some oder question, and you can dodge
De Temperance question SO better 20 never
wss, but you knows noting Of de peef cues
uon. DIS is entirely beyont your comprc>
Fer why, peev.s is sksss. l kin puy
penny = u9es- vat some vclks might cali
Peeves' oss CANS them sksllivag cattles.-
Dey are noting but hide and pcnss. With a
little yallsr gristA here aud dsre. De rra;n
10 rkarse, dc gross he ~ more come nm on
account Of Dc frosty wedder de hsv ,s M
plenty. And, dcssfoss % I have ssid. de-
peeves dat 10 &C for vits volks 10 eat i
mighty skase. Hence you shall noE sxpect
to git sheep pesf till Dc wedder gets right,
g 0sass comes up, and % on. cells de
tery peat peet In Amsriky. and sells him
sAust - sheep - kin abort Ct dc present
0mss. Ii you want to sa4 skaliiWee peel.
eats hin. ! no sells him 1t anv psiss rat
ever. Dufcn JonN.
Mississippi river water. according TO the
letter o. sea captain written to;a New York
paper, viii keep longer atsea than any other
he states that on . recent voyage in =
packet ship from New York TO New Orleans
.ne PAS 'engersdrank water whish. was taken
On board at tho latter place and had been
carried q thence to Liverpool and hack to
Ne~ iork, aud was On its way to New Or.
isans sgssn, still mere wholesome for the
scyagc sns1 Than any that could be precuE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

FiRss DuRixo APML.-During the month
Of April just closed, there wsse 80 hsss
10 the United States, each Of which in>
viewed loss Of $4,000 or upwards. The
total loss by these fires was about $780,
O0O. During the fret four months Of 1867
the losses by 6rss in the United States have
been ia .402, 900, - follows la Jasuary,
e4.O43. 900 Febsuary. Vi, 4O5. 900; March,
$1,000, and April. 81 100000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

ns ssh:n Issss.a = .o:si g, 1sls
dcphiA. h intended to Dissolve the food and mabe II
Into chyne the FIRST process Of digestion. By Clean
eng the Stom ach with Schencks Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the Appetite and food that could
not be eaten before usinR il vii be easily diRsetsd.
Consumption cannot be cared ~ 9ehenck's PulOo.
ME Syrup unless the stomseh and liver 10 made healthy
snd the adpetit reftored. hence the Toaie aad Pills
required In nearly every ef consum ption.
half dozen bottles Of the sEAWRED TONIC and
three fonS hhses Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
ID. ScnEsoG makes professional virits In New York
Boston. and ut bis principal ONCE In PhilAdephis
every week. See dat y papers OF each place, OF his
pamphlet consumption for his dave for visitation
Please observe. when purchasing. that the two like.
ncssee Of the Doctor in the lset stage o. Con
samption and the other he s. in perfect health
on the Government stamp
Sold by all Drnggists and Dealese, price 81 80 pr
BOTTLE 81 90 the hafdoxen All leters for advice
should be addressed 20 DR.. Scheneks Principal Once,
No. IS North 9Th Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: D.mas Barnes 4 Co.
" v. 4. s. Nance, Baltimore. Nd: John d. Park
Cincinnati. Ohio. Walker 4 Taylor, Chicago. H.;
Collins Bree.. 81. Louie, Mo.
HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT b.
Gnu
IL the Great Diurefic.
urtsBoiB's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsArAEIiLA
IL the treat Flood Purifier.
Both are prepared according 20 rules of Pharmacy
and Chem.stry and are the most active mat can De
made tfehs.d&W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

TANNING with Chestnut wood has been
introduced TO the notice of fla Halle aux
Curis,' of Paris, by J. Algetsre, jr.. a tan>
nor at Lyons. He claims that the tanning
obtained from this source iastend of the
bark, makes lea her ofrcculiar fineness, uni
iormity and excellence oi color, and sui eror
quality in all respects as compared with he
best oak tanned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

Faoa July /. 1886. q March u 1867
California exported 2,797.s5s bushels Of
wheat. valueda S5,62s.64s. OF this value
$500. $50 Wa sent TO Europe. $I.l22 100
TO our atlantis ports. $24l.67e 10 Australia
and SlG6. 360 20 China
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

The following are the asnss u ~ demss
cratic members Of soaUsss slscs from Ksn>
lucky: ets-s n4
l.. 8. Trimbls. John Young Brown. Eli>
jah hise, J. psosssr KaetA. Ass P. Grover
Thos, L. Jones. James B. Beck, 0. W.
Adsms, jr.. John d. Young.
In The last congress the rsdicals elected
fous membsss. Now they have mono.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
PREPARED OIL. OF PALM AND MACE,

For Preserving. RESTORING and
Identifying she Hair.
And is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' will md II not only certain remedy TO Re-
store. Daskn aad Beauty he Hair. but alec Aes.
able axslce Tor the Tuo1ea, = t y highly unennmed
with rich and ds1cses bsefnme indepecdsst Of ne
feRrant odos oG the Oils Of Pain OF Maes
The Marvel 81 Peru.
4 nsv ana bsan1ilal pesfune. WhasA = oencecy o.
sesns. me - teneci1 Win which Il cllnO oUtAe
hAAAheeoAbee and peeDO0, 4 uAeQualleA.
TAs above aetlcies aee IL sae 81 I'll Druesaee ed
Persumsrs. q q Pc bete sscA Sent BY express q
any address b. pr0psietess.
r. ~. WRIGHT 3 CO..
0c20ly1 100 LbeSty Street, New Y0lb.
TnB GLORY OF MAN u STRENGTH
fore ~ nmvooo - Aeo1lifnted should immediote-
- uss Ua1nueHfO uz1nx0 0ecau. fAHV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

Wmar THE Democrats OF PENNSYLVANIA
Anr DoISs.-TLe city Of Lancaster, the
home Of Thrddeus Stevens, the great Jaco
bin leader Of the Rump Congress, has
given the most emphatic evidence Of her
condemnation OF tho wild ard revolutionary
vagsiies Of her representative and the pol
icy Of the Rumpers. At the recent election
the Democratic candidate for mayor was
elected by bll maj. The lntsilioencsr says !:
A CoxrRAsr.-Ls year Sanderson Dem.
ocsat.hsd lsl majority. and No had four
majority In council on joint ballet. Th's
year Ssndsrson has oil majority and Ne
have ls majority In ceuneil on joint ballot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REAEIlKS for uoplelDant and dangerous
diseases. Zee ntrnaD's ExssAer Bscnu AND In
PsovED Rosx WASH. Ifeb5-dS Wy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

HELMBOLUS EXTRACT BVCHI' and IwrEoyrr
HosF W ASH crrcs secret and diicne dis rdcrs In all
their eaces. ~ little cxpcBsc little no change In
diet no Inconvenience and exposure. II Il pleas
mt In taste and odor. immediate In its action and
roe ffnm all injurious properties lfeh6-dSwIv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

rne PARIS Mo Mercury Of the Sth. say
some 900 head Of cattle in Monroe county
have been sold e. traders Mt 6 tot Gi cents
per pound. ~ BE- delivered during the sums
mer. The kerc'Tg says that coun,y has
great many cattle ia IL at this time the pra-
'ries being literally alive with them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
a WORD To T,RaE PUml.pC

As the forms Of disease Tor which We prescribe III
compound have their origin In the blood, lef IN
sIT a remember that NO merely outward appance
,.s s,oro nm permanent relief, because IL csnnoS
= ra.s -, - SlIADEL OF THE DlSEASE.-drives
~ ~ ssr0ng bold, and the victim IL relieved
OCikE WARRANTED . - -
w.. !u1MHAn 4 VAN sCuAACx.
~. ~, ~snsssseels Druggists, Is Lahe 81. CISCO.
A@eue tbe the UorsbWeots
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

.1RLnDOLD'e vlU1D EXTnACT DUcRU 4
paoaaaath eAese end edos, ne 6on n tous1sa
pfoDesdes. aod Immediate b = sctioa. flAv1I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

Trr Supreme Cour. Of OHIO has decided
that temporary clio ling Of the poll, on cleo
ton day. for dinner or any ether purpose,
iSn violation Of law, aud si,is,cs the cleo
ten
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

RuAan prevailed Mt Carthage, Jasper
county, few dayA ago, that the grest ter
part Of New Orleans had been de.
s'roved by the recent earthquake =
The rumor came by way IL Fort Scott,
Kansas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

10" vAsr change half dozen years
VIII bring about Only this week re
heard OF an instance where . eeutlsmsn.
owning an elegant house upon the Fifth ~,
snae, vainly tried to sell il for A5O OOO -
aoo,. A lev days ago he vas offered The
nedess sum Of 500, 900, and would NOT
tnink Of letting Il 20 At that pr;ce S;r
years ago the building that - nov ~.
Union League Club house could he r.ntsS
ior SS.oo0; nov i y in demand At 1so O0o,
SUI years ago there were NOT ten ~. y.
Ns~ York who could really afford 10 I.s
In hoass wcsth ei0o, 0oe; nov there , .,s
one one hundred ct least Six yeau a,o am
wy vas large rent fse dry goods storr
Gos there a's several that nav H6O ono -
New York 0assses. s"V''0v'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
The Impeachment Question and the Terrible
Maryland Militia.

pETEuIr, September 2i.-The Tribune this
morning publishes Il letter, understood to be
tom senator Howard, referring 10 the threats
r! ;mc Washington Guion that senators who
.qy" declared their convictions beforehand
,ag. not sit in judgment upon President
Johnson. Mr.. Howard says that, in view of
military preparations now going on in Mary
.ad and other border States, such threats can
aari!y be regarded rs merely for Buncombe,
bit that the original purpose of The President
.ag"mpt violence upon Congress has become
.~g~ncd and intensified under the malign in
aarugc of his private advisers.
Nr. Howard continues Congress will dc
heir duty firmly and regardless of these rero-
a.l0uary preparations. Let him be sure OF
aqt, ana il rests with the people and army to
r-u'cct them in so doing. If rebels and rebel
"mpathl2ers have not yet had enough of strife
sad blood, they can, in my poor opinion, be-
aoM" easily Saiiated by stirring the President
90 assault Congress by military violence; and,
indeed. l am no. sure that inthe long run such
amld attempt would not as leading 10 u final
aad conclusive suppression Of rebellion and of
rarls by condigu punishment of their TO-
mnuirrs no a decided benefit to the Govern
meul and nation. There must be 4 final de-
a,ion AT some time-perhaps it is the will of
Providence that JOlnson'S madness shall
Nistpu IL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
A $4,000 Confidence Game.
From the GhicaYn lOnrnAL.

One of the heaviest and most skilfully
played confidence games that was ever perpe.
trated has just com to light, the particulars
of which, in brief, are rs follows: Mr.. VIII
liam "A. Berkey, of the firm of Berkey Brothers
& Co, of Grand Rapids, Michigan, was stay
ing at Il hotel in this city. One day he over
heard two men speaking In glowing terms of
the wondrous value of 4 lead mine which they
owned. lie became greatly interested, and
his curiosity was raised to such a pitch rs TO
individuals concerning the mine in question,
and apologizing for his intrusion, asked nu-
merons questions. He was delighted with the
description given him of the mine, and be-
came anxious TO purchase an interest in 1t.
OF course his offer was refused.
The three then left the hotel, and as they
reached the street a man came up and salu,
w you accept my offer of $50 900 for the
mine?" Their answer was u decided no II
was good property TO hold, and they had made
up their minds not TO sell at any price, and
though the newcomer raised his bid, Offering
them $50, 900, it was to no purpose they were
in lleXible in their determination not to sell.
The intended dupe again bit 1t the bait, and
finally persuaded the owners OF the mine to
| let him purchase a tenth interest for $40, 900,
giving 4 sight draft on the Grand Rapids
house for Sc, 600 of the purchase money and i
draft at thirty days for the remaining $1,000.
The sharpers got the money on the first draft,
and realized handsomely on the other, which
they sold at 4 discount, and are now enjoying
the proceeds of their villainy. Mr.. Berkey is
a great capitalist. His experience should have
taught him better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
y. w. IhEI,
BrCvct Major. General u. $. a.

s,--oo n. ,he papers OF the State are half
...ntn, taking ground against a convention
,s,.upg the people 10 vote against IL. Their
.,,, :. hat the negroes will have the control
cha: body.
%'r his IrfR MT De tie cnse, in orr opinion.
-Fr whites will control that body. We think
-. ,.wpll 70 leave people to cipher for them
..ry,> bat we say the ,Chites hare got ne con-
RAJ, tAcre is no chance Of voting down the
...y.u,ion the chance, as the Lynchburg
r.rs ..psiblv SAYS, is to vote dow the COnSti-
,r.. If we shall not like it.
majority of the persons voting on the Con-
r...i5u question can call 4 convention but
IN. constitution will be lost unless u mgjo-
ry II all hs persons registered shall cote 10
,,.I.F. If there are 20, 900. registered voters,
ss3 only 10000 vote on the question of call
.rca conycution 30, 900 votes will call the con-
,aguou. But the Constitution cannot become
lie law OF the Stale unless more than 100, 600
,.:suus vote To rality IT. Thus, II 10000 per
..ags vote on the question OF the ratification OF
ne Constitution, il will not be ratified unless
receives more Than tpp-ttiTdS OF the vote
80.
therefore orr business now is 10 make a
1--! tight for The best men FOR The convention +;
,.i when The Constitution IS made up, then
Xix about what wc shah do cxt.-ChdrlotteS
NJ. YtrgJiri,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
What War Decides.

Tho Government spent thousands OF mil
hons d.! dollars. sacrificed hundreds of thou
,au.> ot lives, and carried want and suffering
So jruumcrable households, in the late war,
!, succeeded in forcing q free" people tc
yield 10 Il free" government. But it is
weaker in The affections of its subjects than
Il W., before the war III those Of It's citizens.
i ~I"grcy's CAr0Hicie tells the truth. Mary
laHr mas just voted by twenty thousand maJo.
H.y, according 10 that Journal, 10 establish
!lr :o.lQTiIg doctrines:
!. !ss right OF Il State 10 secede from the
tnOa-a doctrine they have practically incor-
rugai"d into their new constitution.
:. The righteousness OF the rebellion.
g. IN" Uucoustitulionality Of coercing 4
sovereign State, and the wickedness Of at
,riup!ug 10 save the Union
! The uuconstiuutionallty of legal, tender
government notes.
g. The Reputation OF the national debt
incurred III SuppreSsing The rebellion.
9 IA" compensation of slare-owners for the
rllue Of their emancipa;ed slaves, estimated
II fan market price, ante 6ellamt.
Opposition 10 the establishment of United
safes citizenship as defined i'll the 18th con-
sItuiional amendment.
: Opposition 10 manhood suffrage.
e A denial Of treason on the part of the
rebels, and their restoration 10 power.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
,ro Eligible to the Convention.

w. .c.t oath can conscienlionsly be taken
~, rw men in Virginia, the following let
D ro,eral ScHoFIELD's may be considered
ling The question Of eligibility TO tht
a This letter is short, comprehen.
go and logical. 1t not only announces n
,,sjon, but furnishes the best Of reasons
'''s,,, the conclusion to be a correct one:
"hsA'" "STATs OF SIRGISIA, !
.p,cvxoSp, VA, September "a, 1857.
- Mcdonald, Richmond, Va:
: have received your communication
~ late asking my decision OF the qacs-
Q; '. S delegates TO the State Convention
ao' '-,ouired 10 take the oalh prescribed
""'' - congress for officers OF the United
y and bv section 8 of The act of July
-" ,or cali persons hereafter elected or
",', .c8 10 Office in said military districts,
>rt5ccr ary 50. called Siaieor muhicipai author.
t"'t, ~ detail or appointment of the district
ce."'I,"Iv. | have no hesitation in saying that
M: 10 the State Convention can not be
d.,.rd 10 take the oath referred TO.
7r.H'..'orn 49, OF the act Of July 10Th refers
.,,9~v elected under authority OF the $50
&c "a, professionally SSdte Governments
1.'.'' n moi he construed to include delegates
'">,,r Convention, elected under authority
U..,-tSs IT III, United states.
"a oq,h whatever has been prescribed by
.gr delegates 10 the State Convention,
Nv .,r-,! no authority but Congress com.
-. % prescribe such oath.
fv.a only restriction imposed upon the re-
n,.I voters III the selection Of their dele.
g., - ,hr Convention is that contained In
-, IN section of the act OF March 2d-vi2.
So person Excluded from the privilege OF
5j,c Office hy SAID proposed amendment to
-. ToDs;itution of the United States shall be
hi. 70 election rs 4 member OF q conven
."' n frame "A constitution for any OF said
~, States"
Yours. very respectfully,
J. NJ. SCHoFIRLD,
Rrcyct Manor. Genernl u. $. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27
The Markets.

New YORK, September 26-P. M.-Cotton
heavy and declining; sales l,500 bales at 23c.
Flour dull and declining southern, $99$l3.75.
Wheat firm and advanced &c.; No. l quoted
al 50. 30, Corn declined lc. mixed western,
Al 30GSl. SO. Oats active and hrmer western,
75I75h. Provisions quiet and steady mess
pork. So. 80. Groceries quiet and duh.
Naval stores quiet. Stocks improved since
the last sale. Money, 7 per cent. 3-2Os,
,6a, 1875. Gold, l431s@l434.
baltimore, September 26.-Flour less firm
biph grades scarce; superfine, S9.61S9.75
Wheat heavy AM declined loc. choice red
81. 6OMS2. IS. Corn dull; white, 81. 27@Sl. IS
Yellow 81. 33MSl. IS. Oats lower at $4,000
rive steady at il. 40@Sl AS. Provisions quiet
with a fair southern demand Tor bacon. Col
ton dru; middline uplands, 2a@23Sc.
CrSc1EsArI, September 26.-Flour firm a
fun rates. Corn dull ut 81 LOS. PROVISIONS un'
changed. I'D
Augusta, Ga, September 26.-Cotton yerI
active, but prices easy sales, 400 pales' Inio
ding, 19c.; receipts, so2.
SAvASSAH, September 26.-Cotton dull. IN
active, and closed dropping: middiing, -oTe
2lc.; sales, l02 !; receipts, e37; receiptslor Ia
week, \, 220; exports, 1854; STOCK, l'9o-. IS ra.
MOBILE, September 26.-Cotton-There IS
fair inquiry for better grades in CONSEQUENCE
of scarcity; sales loo bales middllng 81 2o2sc.
market closing quiet receipts, l,5oa bales.
New ORLEANS, September 6:-Cotton easier
sales, $50 bales low middling,. eoc.; receipts
IL bales. Gold, IA. stf E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-27

PoLAsp.-A correspondent of the Pun -adA
GausYe, writing from Warsaw on The 9TH in
slant, says: .'aEl 5r#t os
"An important decision has been arrived a.
nv the authorities here and at ST. petersburg
In order to destroy as much as possloie al ms
torical recollections among the poles, ~ mas ~
been determined that Warsaw small cease tC
be the capital of Poland. The kingdom WIN
be divided into two districts, in when lns
| chief seats of government VIII De IAaiiscn a,Lo
Iublin, Warsaw thus being reduced 10 h!he
rank of a second-rate provincial w AT
engagements are already being madei or tne re- Z
moYal of the principal Government officials
from Warsaw, and The rents of houses nave
accordingly fallen considerably. inns sum i
mary measure is supposed 10 be partly intena'
cd as a defiance TO France, which nation
since the B~erezowski affair, has been the SUP
iect of constant attacks in the Russian press
AuE1he French professors at the warsaw UNI.
yersity~were dismissed from their posts on Tn.
list Instant, and l hear on good authority Una,
ali Frenchmen employed on the railways and
in Government offices are also 10 be dis
missed" ',.