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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

10 A SCIENTIFIC CDNnROUND
an old and well tried remedy that was never known
TO fail. When used in connection " th HAes's MAN.
DsAxn ksvsR PMfs II n svre cure for rheumatism
Neuralgia, 6crofula. Fever Sores salt Aheun Ulcers
Pilc. Chublains, Core Eyes, Cuts, Burns, Bruises,
ard al diseases Of the Shin Whenever there 10
pain and Inflammation either in the LunaS. otn0aeh
- 00wele, apply plaetsf Of Pages Afnic oil, and
in0ediaes relief vii y gives For
0rrOGssla Sores.
= - - pasallsl: \ having eDnpletsly sSsdcsted
this horrible disease AFTER every other remedy b4d
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Who may not b. satisn with the result, can retuSs
the same add the purchase money will Be fefnndsd
It caa b had q the DfugRts tor % ard - cents
box and b naaalAoeered Gn1y b u. Paen, Gcne-
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BURNAA0A D VAN SCHAACk.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

sONETMaN0 NEW.
SSeIeeasntary Sheet to the ROY Al SrANI11
0TIkRY. giving every purchaser the advastsee q
.aeonae bis own number. For iuiOrm.0oo. -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

With EmerSsn's Patent Movable Teeth,
Thses Saws cut More and Bsttcr Lumber In the
eane time, and with Less Power. than any other sav
u the world, with Less Expenditure OF Labor and
riiea 10 keep IN order amp never wear smaller Ales
kmerscn'a Patent 0auging and Sharpening swags
pr spreading the Points Of saw Teeth. Send for nsw
Descriptive Pamphlet, With Price Liet-
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY.
SJacob It,. near Ferry st.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
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INSTITUTE, ID. Coheest Han
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Paul Minnesota.
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gopo, gfoo6nto u ~ 9o11on
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Oosnpsir6. IA. psssCuslly o. By letter. An illuD
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

e~ill Beware ~ Of all worshless Iuihtiae.
npIe1o 0souins without .CO0TAR 8" 0eoaturo
- and Sc, sises kept b. I'll DRUeolSf8.
INK Oisss esB By mall On receipt Of peioo :,
W$.0 paSs ~ skha si.ossisss 81 1aSess1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
MOLLOWAK'S
ARNICA
RL u ATR m.

@V31AV " a - -
ARNlCA
RLA0TRR0.
The Original and only true Arnica Plastsrs pee
ssssing the great healing properties
Of the Arnica FloWors
~ curative e6cte 0f thooo P1Asasrs II I'll eaaee Of
pota - woaaAeos In tho breast side " back and In
AL casce o. Innemmation Of the Lun9S. and Cough.
are truly Astonishing; they give Immediate relief.
toyeaclane peescdbe them, and thoaeands recon-
mend tne1. Onsnnvs-HolIowAv'sare the Original
and only true Arniea Piasters.
0ClSKELLsS
OINTMENT.
This Ointment afsssan sxpsrisncs OF twenty yssss,
~ proved ocelf severslgn remedy for I'll Dksasss
e ~ sAin hoving e0beesa radical euro 10 wen
pssvouely ressts1 all rsasdiss prescribed b. The
eese osoteo talent In The country. Ii seee 6 -
tOnishing. In lew days the soreness and iYitoel0o
removed; tho skin becomes smooth ana healthy.
emo rsneins pevmansasy healed, without the use 81
faus. rssr.s. sAss R.ru.. Iron. so.D..,', l.p.,
.armPsLAa, Blorcar, PinrLn. and every form d
disease the skin 10 punctuAlly cured no matter u
how long standing. L has cured Bad csses u In.
nothing else would heal them. ru.s, that have re-
sisted all other rsatmest for many years. have been
esetually cured BY the use Of only one box Of ths
Ointment. Brnns. 6CALss, and ON 0oRse, Il heals
In very short time PsIcs 10 CExrs Pm Box. n
not sold By your Druggist send - cents to Johnston
Holloway COWden, philadelphia, q box viii ~
cent nee Of postage 70 any address.
0OlQNOTONe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
A REMARKABLE CURE /
SORES ON TIE TONGUE, uLCRRs IN TBH
THROAT, SORE GUNS, SORE MOUTH,
sORE5 IN ,TRR NOSE. AROUND THE
EYRS 4.

l. II recently exhibited few bottles will emrp. II
ehronfc, o. shs0ush eGIsces VI nsesusy, Potassium
Vessusive Suoimats, from six " one dosen botsloo
nay - repaired to make pssnansns care.
Ars9askabls instance OF personal beasty reeteeol
e Lady 6te0gugsd By the sav1gss Of . frightful
disease.
Pres ~ savaaesd sheets Of new Medical wesA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

- ~ ~ - y Dsseghe = D1w1u1a1t. lews
s III. - - SSus51 =
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-18

~ Das ale Dry@@oups5ans> 2: W.
onoerloQ unb g., 1T unlern eeebrten Ssler'1 5u
ainiia btfaunt, ais baR etne &mp1sblunS pen
nmitrt2 @eite r0tbis mare, unb pellcn mir oeB@
sails tlos parauf aufmerfiam madfr, ZAP eit1ss
Tirna fortwdbrtne neue @aaren sntbalt oaB
Nee Mooren piel biQiser ais bic often lino une
bies btbbalb ben &auferu 81 gut fSn,ntt. Dap
BE 6trrsn Mabler uue ;3abra temabt iein soer-
ben. thinner bas Bette fit ibre 2anbsleute gu
tbun. nai0tu mir nitt EFT iasen. Dfbtalb to-
tben mir @ebet na@ .. u. Snssglra nno ".
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-18

So fir Weibnadten unp Neujabr!
mit Wsrani;asn MAIDEN mir pieosrbolt nniere
Qe5sr' bie Bepapf babeu fit Dry 0poos, 9ute II.
miihen &C. auf bic @elddfe bes 5srrn
peter SGonnpr
in Minnsapolis uno ct. MntbonA> aafmsrtlem.
wDerlelts p~erfauft ;u fabelbaft rieoera preiisn
bic be0sn Galieoe gu 10-125 Gts. otsgare;
oQes I6rtes int Yertiltnib. 8erlaumt ,eesbalb
nidt, penn ibr taufsn MOTT, 9errn 9. S'Ssn~
nor eineu Belua absutatten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-18
luefuuit %per1anst.

Dpuarb Mil Der lsine Sdne@
lteru sor Is Sabre 1T pittsburgh, pa. gum
lsBteu aRale 9eiebeh pilnl@t ,epnl'a'N 's M@sgY
pcn benlslben cber oere" nn'1n1ees!gsM MaFn;,
baltSorte 3u erbalten. Ntettl@en11tnaet o'
mir tteruber Mustnnft 9eben tcntef', metee" g..
b.ten, bi.ltlbe sefaaisf 5asulsnosn ''nter esr
Mbre0e: ~ q, ,,, -.
Yaul Minn."
medielblatter tperben aebeter, 81 rof'ren.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-18
Notij fIr Tar1ner.

@eviNe Serionsn be.ciien ben Staat unb ~bebauptcn bic
Beaccrbam Sde. 0laittren (9rpab Gast Seebers) ju yer
faufen bic aber an usrfdieocnen aneer1 Orten ~fabrijirt
nerten. @etanntli4 ino bic ddten Searsreatn usroas
Cast Sssoers" %psrftrtist: vrn S 8 Supea Il. g., Beaver,
BAN unb BON SoutH, 9rtue II. 60. tn 0matpnrd ~unifrettis
bic bslea. DaB ~nieu,ant tintsrean9en werbe, eeten mir
unteitebenb oteytamen Der Msensen fur rbise Sderaaf4i,
nen uno lpirb man gut ttIn, lei oieisnN genten Sorjufpre4ea
besor man anberspr 9efeaunsen ma&f.
Murdoch, White & Gates, St, Paul,
Gould 4 Co., Minneapolis.
Mealey 4 Bradford, Monticello
Lewis Clark, St. Cloud.
J. Linemann, St. Joseph.
VIM. BONNER, New Munich.
Bennett & Cole, Sank Centre.
Edw. Campbell, Forest City.
Moore 4 Darby, Paynesville.
Linnenfelser, Faber & Co., Carver.
J. Frankenfeld, Henderson.
F. Nicolin, Jordan.
Hare 4 Frankenfeld, lie Sueur.
A. G. Miller & Co., St. Peter.
Bronson, Cover & Co., Saltwater.
Gardner and Meloy, Hastings.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-18

~ QDir 6r;nsen un'aru 2elern ras 9robe
Qaaer Der n.peernien uno ausgsseidnsten DRY
gopbs Der 5erren
@etter 9onbermann,
342, Dritte Strabe> ,pieoerbplt IN grinasrurs.
Dteles Saus 1T bae siu3ise psutlte Drs<@ppbs
0elaifi III 81. Yaul unp bnrd bic resle nae
freuno(ids 8spienung bat ii4 balette sinen sor<
trefIiAen Nuf erwurbsn - 9abt STR Beearf fir
irseno pelts @interi1u1e, crsr lcnlties glle1>
tpaareu, 70 ltattet pbissr Jirn'a eiaen Sellt9 az.
Tur Maria 9i6tmeB Wad:ferSfn nl'e
Wadsroaeu, asmale, ~persisrte une lunlt'9sn
5orfen uY.b rea alert @rSeen pcrratbih net q.
Burea ct. gaul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

Before closing, I,mustsay q word about
the crops in this quarter. The prospect is
everything that could be desired. The
Burwen farm, lying around Salem depot,
now presents one Of the most charming
sights to be met with In any part of the
world-near 500sacres in body in wheat,
promising ayield of twenty bushels to the
aere.-Letter. from Roanoke codnty.i 81 n
A member of the Massachusetts Legisla-
ture declares that he is prepared to prove
that if the town authorities would set out
sugarsmaple trees ION the highways the
yield would, in less than ten years, more
than pay the interest ION the debt Of the
town and their proportion of the annual
tax Of the State. $500 -, Z. 2, =
General Utiey, of the Racine Wisconsin,
Journal, gets off this: g Well, if Andrew
johnson gets clear, twill not affect our
politics, but it will give our religion an
awful strain.'' elz ss.i1 ss
President Lopez, commander-in-chief Of
the Paraguayan forces, at the latest cable
adyices held the mouth of Tibiguary river,
intending to dispute every inch Of the way
to the capital.
: Rev. v. Lucas, pastor of the First Metho-
dist church in Allegheny City, Pennsylya-
mia, formerly Of Virginia,l died suddenly
Of apoplexy at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning.
81 A lady of Upperville, Fauquier county,
WAS paralyzed few days ago from exccs-
ssiye use of hair dye containing sugar Of
lead. @47sk 90 p -
- Exciting competition in the paper collar
trade in North BridgeWater, Mass, has car
ried the price down to one cent . box.
3 More than 400 families in London now
live in houses erected by the munifcence Of
Mr.. Peabody. (, = 9 As't.i 4, :, Z, &.
The army worm has made its appearance
in the cotton fields east of the Mississippi
river. z
The stockholders of the Lynchburg and
Danville Railroad Company met in Lynch
burg Thursday only to adjourn again.
The Austrian sReichsrath, has imposed
heavy taxes on coupons of general debt and
on; lottery prizes $EE.s
3 The Spanish National Cortes has been
prorogued by order Of her Majesty the
Queen. s4s5s.IatE ~ r.-s-szzs .zs,,;a2.~5 =
8 s. c. Hall is said, in England, to be the
original Pecksnif. "a. 49, & "a ;: 9. PSF: ~,
q Jewish DR.. Nathans is lecturing in Bos-
ton on the Thalmud. - tf5s>l
e There are two "colored :, conferences in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
~ Colonel, J. B. Baldwin made an able
speech at Harrisonburg last Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

& RECENT DISCOVERIES, IN. AUSTRALIA
The Australian exploring steamer Eagle
has recently visited the northern portion Of
Australia, known as Arnhern's Land, stu
,ated between the Gulf Of Carpe ntaria and
Cambridge Gulf, about in latitude fifteen
degrees, and found it to be well watered
and entirely habitable, with. fertile soil
and plenty Of good harbors. It is proba-
Bile thatsteps viii soon be taken to eoionize
it, and that before long o new nation viii
spring up tl,ere.fss s&S ~ sssss - - st.@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

SENATOR TRuMBuLL. The Washington
correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette,
while earnestly condemning Senator Trnm-
bulls position, says: 4 s.si g4 &c, sss
n ssIt is due to. Senator Trumbull to say
that many OF the reports put in circulation
concerning him are entirely unfounded.
He declares that he has had no communi-
cation with Nh. - ohnson, either verbally or
IN writing, since November last that he
has had no conversation with the Chief
Justice regarding the questions whether
johnson should be convicted or acquitted |;
and that he has had nothing to do with any
.sclfemes to inaugurate o new party"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

WATER COMMUNICATIONS VS.. LAND.-In
the Senate, Thursday, Mr.: morton, Of In
diana. remarked in a. speech that the inte-
rests of railroads and those Of river nayi-
CATION were not incompatible; but the lat
ter were Of the first importance to the peo-
Die, since it had been estimated that the
value of the freights passing up and down
the Ohio river was equal TO, that Of the
freights Of all the railroads IN the United
States and the freights on the river were
cheaper by one-fifth to one-half than those
on railroads. :, - ,s..s.53 "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

-Ds.- McoRSsa E1sEdlfs = Tiie 6sas sayss
s. The reverend speaker took his aext from
sIsh IEphesians, 18th and 18th yersas, and
delivered most eloquent and obstructive
sermon on the corporate life Of the church,
dwelling on its nature, Illustrating how The
primitive church embodied and used the
principle, and answering the query how
the church may more efficiently nse the
great principle OF corporate life. The very
large congregation listened with the closest
attention and interest to the sermon, which
continued foran hour and q half y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

z VIRGINIA DELEGATEs TO THE PREsBYTE-
RAN GENERAL. AsEMBLY.-Presbytery OF
Abingdon Joseph b. Martin, d. G.. Dunn.
East dHanoyer.--lT. ". Moore, I'd. D., g. 81.
Fitzhugh, Charles q. Read, ID. Green
sbrier.-M. D. Dunlap, B. H. Sterrett.
Lexington. L. Preston, w. W.
Houston, ). D. Sterrett. Montgomery.
sP. Smith, T. 4. kirkpatrick. Patapsco.-
j. A. Lafevre, J.. Hartman Brown. Kappa
hammock. -J.aW W. Pugh, Mr. Williamson.
sRoanoke.-T. E. Peck, Thomas Grossly.
West Hanover. lillian Dinwiddie, W.. a.
sDinwiddie. Winchester.-L. r. Wilson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

s. CoNaR6TULAT1aNg 10 GENERAL GRANT
AND SfraRER GoLfAx - Washington, May
"a. General Grant Has informed of his
nomination as the Republican candi date for
the Presidency by telegram FROM General ne!
Hawley, president sof the Chicago Gsnyen-
ton. A large number Of persons many ~
prominent pub bic posit IONS inclnding Ion,
Sgressmen and Secretary Stanton, tenftered
feir Congratulations. Speaker ColfaI was
frst Informed of his nomination to the
Yice-P Presidency by Mr. Grtons sof the
Western Union gslegrsph Company. This
q evening Mr.. Colfax received the congratu-
lations OF many ffrie ryhis pailcrs beng
thronged by 4senafor and rspfese Yea s
and otliars. Among the callers were the
memherB az General Grant atsf me
nominees ofs tina Chicago Convention VIII
BE sersnaded after they SHAH hare been
formally notified 90 their nominat y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May "a Noon.-Consols, 942
0oA7Z Z iJInifed States bonds. II 56. g ~

n LONDON, May "a oon.-Co nsols, 94Z
@s416. United States bonds, TIA. rs
81 LIVERPOOL, May 22.- Noon Cotton
steadier; estimated sales, I, goo bales; prices
unchanged sales for the; week, AZ 600
bales, including s, 900 for export and 600
for speculation; stock, $4,000 bales, of
which $4,000 are American. Provisions
Quiet. Other articles same. afternoon
Cotton frmer; sales, s, 900 bales; stock
!. afioat, i472, 600 bales, of which SO, 900 are
American. Corn, 3ss. 3D.. Wheat-Red
western, ISs. 3D.. Lard quiet. Pork, 85s.
y EIvERpooL, May %. Evening Cotton
quiet. Manchester market frmer. Bread
stuffs quiet. Provisions steady. Sugar
frmer at 27s. 80. II .ss5a 50 8 ,slsteags {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, May %. Don. Flour SO
lOc., wheat 1@2c., and corn 1@2c. lower.
Mess pork, s2s.75. Lard, 171a@ls5ac.
Cotton shade irmer at 3a1 Freights
quiet. Turpentine, 55e. Rosin unchanged.
Gold, 1879. Sterling, llO1s. Old United
States bonds, 1927. Virginia 6's, 5315.
Eueni,,g.-Cotton shade 6rmer salesof
500 bales at 301ac. Flour-State, $3.50
5000; southern, s9.90@$14.75. Wheat
2@4c. lower. Corn heavy southern white,
Sl.l7. Oats, 86@s61ao.s Pork steady at
S2S. 70@$28.85. Lard o shade frmer.
Rice quiet. Sugar steady. Turpentine, IS
@56c. Rosin unchanged. Freights quiet
Wheat, per sail, &c.; per steam,. SIC,
5-2O's, '62, coupons, ll011a. Tennessee
6's, 68A. Money abundant !; call loans, S
per cent; prime paper, 6@7 per cent. Gold
and sterling unchanged. 1s, 80 s', b
3. BALTIMORE, May 22.-Cotton steady at
30@301ac. Flour. quiet spring declined
25c.; winter unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn
steady. Oats active at 93@95. Rye steady.
Provisions quiet and firm. 80 8. $50 J 3.
Virginia 6's, inscribed, 4514; new cou-
pons, 5s14@5311a5. s az22 #
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-Flour, SS.75@s9.
Corn, CSC. Lard, 1870. Pork, $3.50.
Shoulders, 141ssc.; clear sides, I8c.
WILMINGTON, N. G., May 22.-spiritg
turpentine dropping at 44@45c. Rosin-
Pale in demand, but lower grades quiet
strained, 1920; No. 2, $2.30@s2.50; low
No. l, $3.50; pale, s5.5O@s7. Tar firm
at So. Cotton frmer middling, .29c.
CHARLESTON, May q. Cotton-sellers
decline to sell at. present rates. They ask
sOc., while buyers offer 29c. Receipts,
1,342 bales. a 500 : rs = I
AUGUSTA, May 22.-Gotton dull and mo-
thing doing; sales, rs bales; receipts, AZ
bales middlings, nominally 2Sc. a@s,s
SAVANNAH, May 22.-Cotton fIrmer, but
buyers very. cautious; middlings firm OF
soc. :.receipts, 400 bales. $ g{'.l
+ MOBILE, May a. Cotton Holders ask
ing 3oc.; middlings quoted at 2s9z81aac. 4
new oRLElSs, May 22.-Gotton dull
middlings, age. Sales, 800 bales; for the
week, 5,O50 bales. Receipts, ZIG bales;
for the week, ,693 bales. Exports, 1854
bales; for the week, 7,s4 bales. Stock,
%, l8l bales. .5,.,5 r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23
Foreign News.

Z LONDON, May 22.-Queen Victoria's visit
to Scotland pending the Ministerial trou-
bles is generally censured by the press.
4; Rio Janeiro advices say that United
States Minister Webb was pressing the me-
diation Of the United States in the Para
guayan war, and threatening interference
in case the war. is prolonged. -. s.s5sezs.
LONDON, May 22.-The court has decided
that Home, the spiritualist, shall repay Mrs.
Lion 100000 and costs of the suit, ON the
ground that undue influence induced her
action. Ess'saE7:s s Ess = y = g s-iazs,2's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

q. The RADICAL PARTY DEAD.--Impeach-
ment was the issue, and conviction was TO
carry with it success for the Chicago ticket.
Said old Thad Stevens: g Tie the President
is not convicted, the Radical candidate will
carry but two northern States-M assacha-
sets and Vermont Prophesied oil the
Forneys-Oc Occasional, Olivia, Jane Gather
waite, Old Confederate Forney, ex-Secre-
,tary Forney, and the editor Of my two
papers, both dahl sc Should the Senate
of the United States fail to convict Andrew
johnson on the accusations Of the House,
not an electoral vote, with the exception OF
the vote Of West Virginia, Missouri, and
Tennessee, will be- given 10 General Grant
in the southern States next Noyemha
Cheerful prospects, these, as wellas prophe-
cies, for the ssuccess of the Chicago ticket.
NeD Fork World. 49, sssss Ssefi sssess,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

cosyExf1oN or asxEn1C1 IL afElsxs
The ninth annual General sddfention Of
the Board of Deiegat essoE Amexica ,Israel-.
ites Hassshead sin New Fork an Sunday
d The fuil board represents Hfsv.four con- c,u.
tions--f from Nsw FORK, Pennsylv
Maryland, Virginia the District OF Colnms
BIS, Oregon California, Ohio, Missouri,
Tennessee, South Carolina, Eoui siana; Mac
fsachusests, snd ether New .Ensland States.
Upwards Of forty delegates; were present,
representing about twenty Eve congrega;
lions. The last convention was held in
sPnilade lphia May ~, 1887. 4ss szsss tsss-ssgs
After prayer, the minatsso of the previous
meeting were read and approved The an
snual report 81 the executi ne COMMITTEES was
then read. II entered at great length into
the condition OF the Israelitish people In
all parts of the world, and ia document Of
exceeding interest to- Christ Hans NO less than
to the Hebrew people Much time was
given to the subject of educaticnr and their
.schoolB IN every quarter of the globe we're
discussed in the. document and the work
pressing upon the IsraeIites OF this aoiin-
try YVES presented in solemn and ELOQUENT
terms. The year had. been marked, TIE
committee stated, BY the estah lishment on
solid basis Of q Hebrew college in this couns
try, which had been one Of Che original
projects Of the Board. Maimnnides College,
theIreport stated, was IN active operation
under the board Of delegates. The discus-
isions which followed the reading OF the re-
port were highly interesting. The onven-
ton embraced great number Of men of
the! highest learning and abb ities. IL
The officers chosen for the ensuing year
were president, Abraham HAIR, sof Phila~
delphia; Viee-P President, Henry Josephi,
of New York: Treasurer, a. 8. Saroni, OF
Rnsfnn ..s.gssz 49, 81 ssfsE e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

81 How Nov p The NeMs York Times saya::
g dispna ahs from Washing ton says that one
OF the new Arkansas senators Ind y good
deal ef fnfiusnos in saaeaid ling Eanator R0ss
"a vose aes; isats mi sachment. This fact, ~
it be one, VIII badly diminish the eager
ness or The friends of iimpe achmeas 20 aQ-
nit AYkssssaS into the mon and her ssna.
tors 10 their seata in tim6s 20 Yote ,Snsstths
remaining articles ',sssss sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

J DEATH. OF IA sCLERGYMAN.-Rey. DIR.
George Junkin, one of the most eminent
ministers Of the Old School branch, of the
Presbyterian Church, died denly, at his
residence, in Philadelphia, on W Wednesday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23
From Waahfnsfon.

- isHIsaroN, May 22.-There was no
session Of Congress to-day. V $3.50 g
IS A fun Cabinet meeting was held this
morning. rs sei,5
Speaker Colfax was serenaded tonight.
gE1t is stated that Senator Pomesoy is about
Publishing . statement regarding Ceoper's
evidence before the Impeachment Managers.
The general belief is that the proposition
of $40, 900 was o. trap 10 catch the sPresi1
dents friends. -. -. ,..-s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

New Atlantic Telegraph Company.
j. SAN FRANe1seo, May pa company to
lay new telegraph cable across the Allan
tic has been organized. Among the direc-:
tors reex-Goyernor Lowe and Mayor Cop,
pin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

I BEAST BUTLER's sANeEsTRY.-In Deer
field, N. H.. they call him the son Of John
Butler, who was hung and quartered as a
pirate NeUdrAc [ NJ. y y Journal. 7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

5THE Wheat CRop. The Department Of
Agriculture states that the past,winter has
been very favorable to the fall-sown wheat,
particularly in New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
and Delaware. In Virgins, North Carolina,
and Tennessee the reported condition OF
sthetcrop is variable, with more or less win
terTTkilling and suffering from alternate
freezing and thawing, The snow not being Of
sufficient depth to give protection. Further
south, the accounts favor an abundant har-
vest in proportion to acreage sewn. 1t is
worthy Of mention, and of careful notice,
that in every locality that has suffered from
freezing, those fields that were planted with
the drill are comparatively unsoathed, while
the, broadcast sowing is in miserable CON
d1tion; and it is also found that thorough
tillage enables the thrifty and lwell-rooted
plant to endure the action of frost, while
the carelessly seeded wheat is ruined.