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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

TESTIMONY OF COLONEL CooPEn BEFORE
THE Observation-Disclosures THURsDAY.-
The testimony of Colonel Cooper before the
impeachment Managers. was substantially
as follows: Butler, as usual, conducted the
examination. Colonel Cooper was asked if
he was approached by any person to use
money for the acquittal of the President.
He answered: 8 Yes; a person sought an
/ interview with him, acting in the name of
and by the authority Of s.. G.. Pomeroy, Sem
ator from Kansas, and proposed, for forty
thousand dollars, cash in hand, that he
IPomeroyl would control four Republican
votes and his own, $50 as to insuresthe ac-
sqaittal Of the president" Witness protested
I to doubt his. authority and the person then
brought O. letter from Senator sPomeroy,
dated e Senate Chamber, ---d day of ----- 9
as follows - - - 49,, ss,i 80
Sir,-I viii, in good faith, carry out any
arrangement made with my brother claw,
Willis Gaylord, to which / am; q party.
[Signed] s ,..s s.. G. .PoMERoY, 4.
United States Senator. 8
- General Butler objected towitness proving
the contents Of the letter, as he [Butler]
could produce the letter.
Willis Gaylord was introduced by the
person first calling. The letter was read to
witness and Gaylord by the person, who
then retired, when Gaylord renewed the
proposition, that for $40, 600 cash, and the
distribution Of patronage, the five Republi-
can votes, including Senator Pomeroy,s
own, would be soscast as to insure the nc,
quittal of the President. The witness be-
lieved at the time the proposition was i'm
tended to entrap him. Witness assigned as
reason, for this belief that Senator Pome-
roy was o strong partisan that he felt
bitterly towards the President, and that if
money was his object, the party to which he
belonged was better able to pay than the
friends of the President. In addition to
which, in the list of names Senator Ponce
roy proposed to control appeared the name
Of Senator Morton, Of Indiana and witness
did not believe it possible that Senator Nor
toms vote could be SO obtained. The name
of Senator Nye was also on the ist.--Na-
tio7,0l I1stellige1acer. - q, Ssssl ts :
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b Northern Methodist Conference.
S CHICAGO, May 22.-The Northern Me-
thodist Conference has decided against the
election of additional bishops e6
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srArponD. -Zeph. Turner addressed q
Conservative meeting in Stafford on the
10th. The nominationso Mr.. Herndon for
thesSenate was ratified. John G. Shelton
was nominated for the House. NV. Ford,
Withers Waller, T. a. W. Hore, T.. +. Rose,
John CT Shelton; !. d. Stone, Duff Green,
and w. III. Hansbrough, were appointed
delegates to the A1exandria Convention to
nominate q candidate for Congress.
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Arrival fMr. BurIfngame-The New
Submarine Ca BILE Treasure AR
rived. - -
New York, May 22.-The steamship
Arizona, with 81 ,175, 900, from Aspinwall,
has arrived.
- Minister Burlingame is aboard.
The telegraph soundings between Cuba
and Aspinwan are satisfactory 6 - -
The health of the Isthmus is good. 5ss
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ToBAcco.- Ina the Methodist Episcopal
General Conference, at Chicago, Rev. Mr..
Bingham offered o very strong resolution
condemnatory OF the use OF tobacco, and
asking the General Conference to prohibit
by law the admission of any candidate to
the ministry who is addicted to .then erof
tobacco in any form, and clsssing it with
the other forms Of intemperance. :.ItsWas
referred toa special committee. &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

s Presbyterian GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Harrisburg, a., May 81 The New School
General Assembly organized this afternoon
by the selection of Rev. DR.. John r.
Stearns, of Newark, N. j :, as moderator.
Over two hundred delegates are in attend
ance. The question Of union viii be dis
cussed tomorrow. ggssS sa,gszs gtS;2.
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Recovering.

> SAVANNAH, GA, May 22.-Lieutenant
Charles f. Moore, shot yesterday by his
mother-in- law, is out Of danger. -,l's-i 5'4,az
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REsTAURANTs, DC, ),
YETELLE, REsTAURATEUB, o.

EIELIE, ThESoTAUhATEUH, -
~ 1904 MAIN STREET,
Is always supplied with the best the local A
market affords, and also the Injuries of.-aktS
land and sea Of the large Atlantic cities. -.
}. ZETELLE Is the faVorite Of the seas0ns-Jour-
neys with them the year round-and receives their
first fruits and their latest from the contiguous
zones, with ice-bound streams on one border, and
flowers and fruits at the same time on the other.
GUESTS served nt all times I'm unsurpassedstyle,
according to order. Families supplied ON short
notice. Dinner parties fnrnished In private rooms
Dishes not excelled at any cutstae In this country
aor Europe. 5skss - - ii - = -,
The Ar always supplied with excellent wines
and liquors, and best brewed drinks promptly
1mada Ssssf &c 1sSsEtIS6 - $50 rsssfeA = ap1
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RepubIiean National Exeeufive Gem.

CHICAGO, May 22.-Among the members
Of the National Executive Committee ap-
pointed by the Convention are Messrs.
Stowe, of Alabama Rice, of { Arkansas I;
Rowan, Of Florida; Caldwell, Of Georgia |;
Southworth, Of Louisiana Fish, Of Mis-
sissippi Sloan, Of North Carolina; Jencks,
of South Carolina Stokes, of Tennessee |;
Burk, of Texas; earns, Of Virginia and
Kurns, Of West Virginia.
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MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL.
HARLEY y 81 L q ,. A HEgRg scHoTT'

(established in ls42 by Louis Rueger, Esq.,1 Il
prepares this delicious COO KTAIL 90 o.
from the celebrated Nv. Wallace d
by the drink, bottle, gallon, or barrel. = -
Fine OLD APPLE BRANDY, and .rI
all kinds Of ;LLQuORS s., WINES = -
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NoyTICE Dur buyer Is agairin New fork

N0TICE.--Our buyer is agair IN New FORK
IN buying from auction and eyery other source
whereready cash sccsnmREds the rfeapeef apsS(fs
Large sdditioas to- pur present attractive stock.
Purchasers n1Hy czIl on rs with the utflfss assn.
rance OF getting evtsy me DC the ysssy
lowest market rates We cffor tho present 4
LINEN HANBKERoHTrrs s.ssss ssssss
81 -TOWELS,eNAPEINSys D0T LIES
TX TABLE and IRISH EfEENS &C., Z. = y =
very low, nom auction. Also, choice ard bean-
tlful assortment OF elegant - ~ -
y LACE P0INTS - = ~ 1s.ss - 8
I. SILK M4NTLEs sriAWLs &c.s q
70 GI n na We special attention. Good KID
s :. CARDoZ6, ALsoP& FoURouREAN sss
No. sls Broad between Ninth and Tenth ssreefs, s..
john o. Chiles, Samuel NJ. Price, Thomas b..
Quaries x. z. Lyons, Jack Temple CIR. Foaruu-'
rear and j. B. Mosby, are with us and fwunIf Ma
pleased tosee their frfenfla. 81 - = an "a =,
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Mn. HESpEasos,s TssrrxoSv OK.
lsAx-NEunnEs a. sgHTnxna TIN. II stss gi
nony of Senator HenlsrSon hafo,s ~ Il sS; az,
vestigafinr ccmrait vester1ap 90 a. :.
ticriarlv ;ntarass; ~ ~ : ~, 10 R M
Question vaa asLsa RI !; 4; y "
conysfsaf;nn on az 1s;hss ~ NV nAa any
meat with INV ,t,ss ~ 49, ~ - ps.asn
yes: lint Ia had t s1rsa IVY IVY
low .s..s :, q IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23
THE onppsr;, FaIE,jE;E .Ils DUBUQUE

4 THE 0LDEsTi sFREENAs0Ns-The Dubuque.
Iowal Times says; s One of our exchanges
In anothe State claims The honor of the re-
sidence Of the oldest Mason in the United
States We think itsis 3 mistake. DaFid
Stiles, of this city, 8as initiated ct Toronto,
q. W., on the .277tho or September 1891, when
VIM. Jervs was Grand Master Of Canada.
The Lodge at Toronto was No. 16 of that
';nrisdiction. Mr.. Stiles was born in Con-
:necticut May al, l766, and is therefore l02
4; wears old, and has been q Mason seventy
one wears. Ne allenge Iowa to give the
nams Os an older living pioneer totheN North
west, and the United Statesto give the name
of an older Mason. 20 ~ i {
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EfREsH ARaIYAIs- I &, $500 q
g - New GOODS F0Rs e = - 4
SrRfNG AND SUMMERs 20 =
Il am now receiving daily my second supply or
q NEW DRY GOODS
FOR THE Ass7s z
SPRING AND SUsnrEE
embracing all the latest styles and pafacrns I'll =
DRESS GOODS ssssss s
and o Inn assortment Of s sss.S ssssssses
CLOTHS EASsTsfERES ~ & -
d GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Il
FANCY GOODS &C. $50.
Sali and see them. JULIUS MEYER,
s91 Broad street, second door from Sixth e
Statesmen: WI. EaGLEsroS, JAMES r. AT-
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sGUAN0.-IES0 tons No. ] PERU Wan
M aUANO 70 arrive, for aale ~ 80 s cn
sp2e ROBERT +, RI1AlAMs: 9 wa
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.pR0TEeTl YouR LIVEssANlDl

II ss.sFR0PERTfs5aFtt
4 LIGHTNING RoDSiLTGH9NING RODSf e
= We nra now putting mp The bsst md cheapest,
LIGHTNING RODS Ind the United STATES mage by
the celebrated North American Sol yanizlng Com-s
pany and are also better prepared faan ever 20 d9
all kinds OF TIN WORK RLu1lBkSG,G AS anu
Persons In want OF wofk IN
our line would do;wel 10 give us eau: ,.,.,
8 = q 81 I'D - 81. d Al. heiAM IL ,sS
my 1e-eod2w ssssss so III .. seI. VAN stFees, :
NOTICE TO RUTCHERs.-We have
II about a1fs or 400 EINE.FA SF Hing Ing
sLAMRS.t Also, q nunlba OF AZ 1jAL ~.
ne will sell at moderate prices IN ets 70 SUI
purchasers. Deasers1ee1 take The y aaea ,hisSr
boat, and land mt Rock Wharf by1 O'clock - h.s
examine The stock and return next on n,
q sssss d s s. O.. p ID JssM 5Okl5A 3ssi
Z my a1-at* Isle OF Wight county, W. :.
EAF VETA RID -ENGLISHhM USTARD
Mk tColman,s) Just reeaivedby Z :: ~: Z
81 - ~ ~ FURCEEL LABl. g We. -
+ my1o i2I1 lEAlR skreees c0rsiefs EnIfteensL -
MY1ED0W GLASS -W1ND0W GLASS,
: French assorted sixeA sirsie ana. doagse
'n'esnest iss 'sls FilzuscEl1, IAnp 4 90. 3
|GUAN0.IS0 tons No. ] PERUVIAN
An o. p1REg19a n WILLIAMS Il CO.. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

y HOOTE SH0EE and HROGAAs, -.
= MANY of these articles have aecrmuiated 90 y
Jarce asns,yiJ,k and the management have deter
mined "a turn them into CASH, IN order 20, as Lar
rs may be- relieve the Already oSerOurtneneu
4 The sunerintsndens vim take great pleasure in
exhibiting any articles desired by anu aa
sarne siIae desires 10 call the attentio or the
infa pubiic to the fact that every " III
farested In patronizng this tnstisufton, ana tnns
confribufa tfsir aid i'm making it sesfsustaining.
81 LET every one requiring any OF the anoye,nhMeu
arffcIes giYe me call. D. W AkllM EasL..
RIc4M0ND. Mny u, 1853. z 8 SrperlntenoenAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

sGUM AND LEATHER BETTING.
~ fnli assortment of ths shove frnm two twelve
sinShes. Iisc. HEMP aud GUM PAGkIAG,
& ACE LElTHE nELT HOOKS ana
Punches COPPER AtVEIS Re-, just re-
es My ;s saa rs sA'e = WIS DOMAIN = 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23
.DEMoVAL OF MEADE 3 BAKER

second house above Tenth street tsonth sidehts
square above post-odice. g.5ss {. 81
As In former times, our endeayor Is 10 issue
nothing but the BEST and PUREsT, 70 keep pace
wtththe improvements and novelties in Pharmacy
and to put In the reach Of the physician npatient
MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS that can be
relied ON as being prepared with proper care,
and faitiafuIness, and warranted 70 be fully upto
the standard Of the Pharmacopoa, so that neither
may be disappointed IN the effect desired be pro
ducod by any given remedy. I 81 e = +; go ~
IA ~. ,.s.sss - 80 MEADE q BAKER, 8 81
: Practical Pharnaesut.st4
INV IL Z = sls Main strecs. Richmond, pa II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

MIR. ]. b. WOOD DEAR sIR,-I have
it an Invaluable medicine. I have had ague OF
chills in my family for nearly THREE YEARS: and
during the time used nearly three ounce OF qul-
mended to me for chills, but nothing would cure
them until tried your AGILE CONQUER0R.
used your medicine, and the disease was promptly
since lnow nearly six months agol. ~ 49,, n
= Respectfully, your friend !. 1890,
HENR1co COUNTY, January S 1883. 49,. N
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snAVIS & SIMS have ct their new drug
III j store a select stock or PURE DRUGS PER
FUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. FLATORIHG4
EXTRACTS SALAD OIL, aud all other goods In
their line which they wish all to see who wasn't pure
and reliable articles. sss - aA-s . = ssszss
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded ct all
hours ssri-s my 2l--3my ~
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'MAMnVglRE,.

rs GOTCH PTG no se0TCW PIa
8 g seas4 sssasss RaEs NLANxEHG1II ~ !,
sHARDWARE, CUTLERY, IND SAD
pLERY--lscf BfAIN STREkT.zEgcEeEgndt
Table Cutlery, Trace Chsils Htlsang Apd g.s
smitlisI Carpenters, and Earsnerger00ks 2sOtkItg
HInges Screws and Mails MANILA HQpe, ase6gtes
trade 10 edvo III eaIL go ssl -
= ss.sss.s..W ArKINH CQTTR I'LL q sC0ssgss@
NH 1s-sm sss1 sstg
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gea.s4 4. ger day 90 pss week nsss'
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III my opinion, try with eyen-handed JUS
ice not only presidents, but senators and
congressman. y ..ss,,sssss, 4 ~ ssssss
l object to the present proceeding, first,
because it originates under resolution
which, IN its language, is aadirect Insult to
'he Senate Us body-an insult which IT
must now meet and resent, or tamely cub
mt IN the future to that just centempt and
'ghominy which must follow from o base
surrender Of its dignity and It's privileges |;
second, because it assumes control oyer the
conduct Of members OF the Senafes and
@kes from its custody and Jurisdiction,
1aieh, in my judgment, is exclusive an
examination into the private character and
integrity Of its members !: And, third, IL
:. lakes from the consultation room, before
:hs conclusion Of the trial, % judge and o
Juror, and subjects him 10 o secret inquisi-
aoh, not before committee appointed an.
aer the rules Of parliamentary Law, but
before the prosecutors, to testify perhaps,
70 What may have transpireds In secret ses-
sion OF the Senate, and eveato what che may
nave thought and done. i Rsthis right be
granted, the member may be imprisoned for
tton'enpt, and removed beyond The jui'isdic-
s ZION o. the court, thereby depriying him 81
y, us right further to consult with his eol-
s;agues, on to cast his vote on the ma aer
! therefore submit thissmatter to the Be-
aa'e, confidently believing the time he's
aome when itshould yindicate it8 OWE Eaaor
aa Independence RS body, as well as the
.aauA00d and nalf.roeyaonf NJ 40 nsssqn flArR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

SAVANNAH, May 22.-Cotton frmer, but
buyers very. cautious; middlings firm OF
soc. ;,receipts, 403 bales. ,rf g{3.i3s
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AUGUSTA, May. 22.-Gotton dull and mo-
thing doing; sales, rs bales; receipts, AZ
bales middlings, nominally2Sc. a&s,s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-14

~ Nosislag ecapls u msn going
~ B<sAawav wisa . bsy II saargs, sad
o nambsr al etAes boys following il
sAs waks, Ne made isquiry ~ 10 the
ssy and wherefore, and learned that toe
boy 10 aassxs n sAs nsas sad s.ilans
hizasslf Chase. had stolsa seapla Of
reviewers % hsssrs. Blanehard z Waits.
Th@hbad ssaaed sAs shsfs 10 sbia boz.
sad "a ssssssdse u ksttipg enc IL Id
'Tssoivsrs from boy 10 when 10 had
acid u, and we're On the track OF shs
osassswass ws ssw shsu. On assssisa-
Ing shs bsy why Be bad se@miasd toe
shsfs, hs replied, So jsss sor fans" and
ssanSd lnesfsssay sssansarnsd about she
mzssax.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-14

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-14

ALI RgDas. --TAs ssssy Tins . ssmps-
NJ, with . capital 81 90, 900 ooos 600,
has been srgssissa In 0maAA, Tor ne
aosswses6M u = rsilrosa fran saas
siay i Al21kz, shs Kadssal Liberia Tor
ina Uaissd States, IL ell faage-- there
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sams dine il i nas mach more ridioa-
lsas shan sAs ssersss sksy haFs hssa, and
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prospects.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-14

We RKPosz&-~Ka has BEEN ssms ssms
aimee We called the asssntios Of sha PEG
pls3x In sisy 10 ms faaa aAss sasrs
has been no pahIis sxhibis mads By shs
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sisys and mssaxsd iss 6aanoss. Prior g
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assenpsiag 10 wssss political sapisal fsz
the Dsnesrasys 10 saeh charge can
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iasI shea. The people sTs yss In shs
aask, - - shs Aaaasiaa eeadisson Of
Inc ssty. War has "a exhibits been
saaas asx psSxsAs4 aessraiag v Iaw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-14

1Mx mokAx&TH EAKTys--HaEA& 81 Tue
God and msEslssy party hsla mp shsia
hznds IL ssheas hseresa and bitterly
eenpaaia against she immsxAl liEerAsaxs
Of eur p8pse. Ia order 70 sAaw eass we
are nss bigosea partisas, Ne mAks
soma shsias extracts fgom tAa akssrsa-
sss al Rabsrs W. Emish, the ssunivsrsAl
suffrage radical protestant assdidass
for jaaEa sf sks recorders esaxs sf CHI
cage, which viii In soms measure assss
for the sxssssasagly valgss disa Ne ss-
uaIIy prepare Tor sas sssils ssppsrhsad''
pasrons and tend 70 crafty the extra
snpszans tasgss oil saah msmhars % shs
msraifty party - design - lock ever
eur eolnmsz- Here thsy are
rs waaIa be damned sight better II
shrss foarshs Of shs Misssy lrishmsn
wsss In slavery
aThs asmnsa DassA UasAslias sad ne
Miekies are Of shs same pisss.n
81 hops % be sssraaliy Gsa-dsmnsd
II ssss soss for . Cstholie fss Any Of
aes.p
II win kick any dsmasd IrisA 81
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ssNo a&mnsA sAxhslis 60 he i neei
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