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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-24

The next Course will commence on WE'D
NESDAf, April LIST, and continue until the
end OF July.
Daily Lectures, illustrated by the extensive
resources OF the College museum and labora-
tory, will be given, with familiar and full ex-
aminations.
The Clinical advantages of the College, and
Towards Grove Hospital and the City Aims
house, will be open TO the class.
Facilities will be afforded for dssecting.
Text Books, those used in the winter. The
Faculty of the College, in the examination for
degrees, recognize an attendance on this course
rs equivalent TO twelve months study in the
Office of L preceptor, and allow the student
deduction, on the charges for the winter
course ensuing, OF half the amount paid for
this.
Fee for the course, $50.
For any further information, address
NJ. L. JAMES, NJ. D., Dean,
l0l West Grace street.
fe 29-d2aw Inns w1awlm&w4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-24

DISSOLUTION.-Th firm Of HARRI-
~ SON, GODDIN & APPERSON is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
partner will sign the name OF the firm in liqui-
dation. Mr.. JAMES l.. APPERSON will
close the outstanding business, and may be
found for the present ut the office recently
occupied by us, corner Of Tenth and Bank
streets SAMUEL +. HARR lSON,
w. GODDlN,
J. l.. APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-24

DEMOV AL.-ROBERT BRIGGS,
u, BOOT and SHOE MANUFAC- grssp
TURER, has removed from Twelfth SMS
10 No. IL Thirteenth street, next door toS 80
William Wallace Sons. LADIES and
CENT? EMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES made
IN order in his usual neat and durable style
nj short notice, and ut prices rs low Us first
class work can be made.
ROBERT BRIGGS,
fe 27-3m No. II 1hlrteenln street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-24

EOHN DOOLEY,
% 1911 EAGLE SQUARE, MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
is now in receipt of the new style CAPS "a
which have been so much called for. -
Also, a new arrival Of the very finest
SOFT FELT HATS BLACK and DraD) ana
SILK DRESS HATS,
TaDJFS' and MISSES FURS, COLLARS,
CIRCULARS, CAPES, VICTORINES,
and MUFFS,
BUFFALO and CARRIAGE ROBES, FOOT
MUFFS, &c, sc. Ja 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-24
Dissertations, DC.

TNHE FIRM OF G. B. FRY & CO., which
i was composed of G. 3. FRY and RO-
BERT GUILD, trustee of Fannie II. Milford,
is dissolved by mutual consent.
All books, papers, and unsettled business OF
the concern, and all its property, are placed
i'll the hands of General JOHN +. Null
FORD, who will pay all debts against the
concern and is alone authorized to collect its
assets CHARLES Is. FRY,
ROBERT GUILD,
Trustee for Fannie II. milford.
RICHMOND, March %, ls6o. NH 24-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-24

A CLAFLIN & CO., No. 1G Four
~ teenth Tor PEARL street, Richmond,
Va, wholesale dealers in BOOTS, SHOES,
UPPER and SOLE LEATHER, CALF
SKINS, &c, will keep a full assortment of
goods in their line, which they offer TO the
trade ut as low prices they can be obtained
in this or any other market.
The business will be conducted by
II. NJ. CASTOR.
u W1xpppr NH 10
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27
HOTELS AVID REsrAURArrs

NOTICE. REsPEcTFuLLY CALL THE ArrEN-
~ ton e nv friend. =. the public % my house,
BELLE MEMPHIS SALOON. ~ lis Poydras street. be-
Camp Magzzre sireets This Saloon has been
ftied up tssefully shall Keep IL in all re-
psrenee n the business and determination keep
ontgsod hqoors am connd Mt the BILLIE NE tPI9 vnI
recommend itself T. discriminating public Lunch will be
rived day from 10 ock Step and judes for
yourself r-rt,,r- = - - j. W. HAMN. Proprsso<.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27

AMONG TIE For PIcKERs--The women who
are employed to pick hops in the great hop
yards OF the west have some curious customs, q
recital Of which reminds one Of Tennyson's
"eight strong daughters of the plough" We
get our information from Q writer In that agri.
cultural journal. the Prairie Farmer. The rules
Of the yards, during the working hours, are
most rigid and the pickers, who are paid by
the quantity, ara violently opposed to any d.
minuiion Of their wages by q condensation, ac-
cidentsl OF otherwise, of gathered hops. II the
box tender does not attend closely 10 his bust
ness, and delays them by his want OF punctu
atty, or il he ia careless and lets the cross.
poles by which the box Is carried strike the
poles OF the yard and josie down the hops,
he IL significantly warned once or twice and
then mob punishment is .resorted to. One OF
the pickers quietly leaves, on pretence OF
making a visit TO the other boxes. But she soon
returns, reinforced by a swarm of other pickers,
terrible as en- army with banners" The nnfor.
tunase man at the box is seized and plunged head
and then picked mp and dragged about over the
ground at fearful rate. tn mobbing party mean.
while laughing, screaming and yelling like devils.
Spruce young men. while visiting yards. are occa-
sionally pnt through this course Of treatment TO
their perfect asfonishment. II Is worse than use
ess for fellow to try to escape, or TO resist IN
any wsy, after he Is once seized. The wisest
thing he can do Is to roll himself In ball, like
Frightened caterpillar. and submit to his fate with
the best grace possible. Visitors TO western hop
wards are warned 10 wear their old clothes. A
spruce manner and styfish. costume. instead OF
winning the admiration Of these delicate damsels,
only present an kresistable temptation to their
peculiar paetimes. 80 -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27

Lhs Board Of Drscson havs declared dfvdsnd Il 49,
dollars per share 70 the stockholdes said dividend
placed 70 The credit OF unpaid stock They have
further resolved 70 six interest
csrtnossss Of Scrip 70 he hedss thsrsok asd s
The Company continues to insure against the pss Il Tie
tseas ve and loss damage By fire. the o
tnsurnR. Z - - = : = s''--'- n - :
". Adams, J. FemAndez Coutin, T. dodsten salon
4 r. 0erercs, w. Schmidt O. Kohn, T. A 9elenourok
EIoMTEkNTH ANNUAL srArxMHNT
--oS uD-
cREsCESr MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27

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t.r CT 81 e.r.a ftq,s - tsrofe Hsf
500 s 1n.isi iie 'sa' ga css
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f' 80 ,ssso 1s'r rssQii ~
1l 81 I'D ls1 ~ teal s4t
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27

NATIoHAL
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new enterprise 70 Be knowna = shs NATIONAL TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY. has been organised, VIII valuable
franchise conferred By s Of Congress for the pur-
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES or TELEGRAPH on
IN the principal railroads and nan routes IN ne United
States The Stock Issued upon the same principle as
that Of the Nerehant Union Express Company which re-
Gently operations The design is to interest the
entire business community IN tbs enterprise This DONE
not much dispose Stock As to sscars the bust
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-27

II n. I'm APP, DEHTTsE.o
) ca 1ss cARoSDELEr srKFEr.
Teeth Extrsctsd By improved method without
PAIN and operetion the Teeh perfms1 with
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been tested win doubt be sucint guarantees
turs Prices same - before the "a - go. ~. Z. r
IN. II. WlLHORT. $1,000 AZ fsacl.
81 PHYSICIAN AND AcCoUcBEyR.
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~ Julia Sire - "a 4 IN =
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
new YORK.

NRw York. May2e.-Afrangements have
been completed for decorating with flowers
the graves Of Union soldiers in this vicinity
on Saturday.
The jury to-day returned verdict of
sa0,cc0 damages acains, the New jersey
Steamboat Company, in favor of Nathaniel
Caldwell. for Injuries sustained BY the ex.
nlosion of the boilers OF the steamer s..
John.
a hight occurred between the German and
itish passengers on the steamer Franco
curing the voyage from Liverpool to this
Port. Ore man was severely stabbed.
Inc not was quelled by the Captain and
ihe Fcnians had civil and military n;c.
ME to-day. The speeches made advocate
speedy fighting. Gen. O'Neil WIS no,
present.
A gentleman, whose name was not o;v.r
BY the police. was robbed in the cars IN hss
way 70 New York last night Of $4,000 il
Uoi1ed eea1ee leD1A -. q II -, 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
WASHINGTON.

WAsHlSoTos, May 2?.-Thsre is consid-
crable comment over the fact that several
Federal Senators, led by Senator Wade, re-
fused TO 20 into caucus with Senators
Trumbull, Henderson, Fesssndsn, L Co.
The action causes great indignation among
the friends Of the latter, but the radicals
have taken their ground and will refuse to
meet in caucus when the renegadss are o.
lowed 70 be present.
6sSArR.-A memorial from the citizens
Of Aillsssvills agsinst the removal Of the
State Capitol was referred, also the petition
from Aacky, President Of the South Caro-
lima Convention, that the legislature b a.
lowed 10 meet in such mblage, having
been prevented BY Gen. Candy until Con-
gress approved the Constitutes.
Houss.-Refused, yeas 50 nays IS, 70
consider the resolution offered BY Morgan
to place three Democrats on the committee
to investigate the facts in the case Of VOL.
lev,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
MISSOURI.

ST LOUIS, Nay 2s.--Ths Dsmserstie
State Convention rs-assembled at three
o'clock and permanently Organized BY the
election Of ledge w. Hall - President.
The following delegates 70 the National
Convention were elected:
Eraatus Wslls, Stilsen Hutchins, Carl
Dahlsser, David Murphy, Thomas II. Bird,
J. w. Emerson, 0. II. Fahnestook, Nathan
Bray, Col. PHILIPPE. N. N. g. Evans, Daniel
SrwysS, John X. Hale, w. X. Ridenbaugh,
Charles Il. Warren, John n. Glover, Thos.
B. Reed. w. w. H. Hunter, A. j Reed.
Delegates at Largc-Col J. o. Broad;
head, N. J. p. Garsche, Tbos. L. Price and
BERNARD Swartz.
For State slsstoYs the following WERE
| elected: II. @. Brokomysr, Chas. H.
Mantx, WIN. c. Jones. +. j. North, Jno. B
Robinson, X. NJ. Brown, d. Il. McAfee, J.
II. Shaw. A. P. Richardson, Col. Gillette
y. Bingham, S. A. Gilbert. W. Y. p. Hall,
DR.. Talbot, +. 8. Curtis. w. A. Hall, q. f.
Hutton, Jos. b. Harris.
Electors at large-Col. N. c. Clayborn,
and J. =. W~rner, Of st. Louis.
The delegates to the National Convention
were not instructed, but rnsjority Of them
are known to be in favor Of Pendleton.
A large Democratic meeting is being held
at the court house.
The Democratic editorial fraternity of the
State are now par,aking Of fine banquet
At the Laclede Hotel, given them by the
proprietors Of the st. Louis Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Affairs at the
War Department are unchanged. General
Townsend is still in possession of the office
General Thomas was at the Department
during the forenoon, but did not engage in
any business. The door Of the eastern en-
trance TO the building, which had been
closed for several weeks part by order of
Mr.. Stanton, was unlocked this morning.
The Senate was engaged during several
hours this afternoon discussing the nomina-
ton OF General Schofield. The debate was
principally confined to the phraseology of
the Presidents message, in which it was
said that General 6chotield had been nom
mated as Secretary Of War in place OF z.
NJ. Stanton, removed. The difficulty was
that the majority of the Senate had de-
clared that the President had no power TO
remove Stanton ard designate General
Thomas to perform the duties Of the Office
I'D interim therefore vote for confirmation
with the language Of the nomination, would
be TO stultify themselves, and admit that the
President does possess that power. The
consideration Of the nomination will be re-
sumed tomorrow. Senators say there 10
no doubt it will ultimately be confirmed,
with perhaps an explanatory appendage.
A Republican caucus Of members Of the
House, was called yesterday. for tonight
week. The purpose OF the caucus 10 10 con-
suit with reference to setting time for the
adjournment Of the session and arranging
public business TO that end.
Mr.. Morgan's bill introduced into the
Senate to-day, auth orizes the Secretary Of
the Treasury to issue coupons or registered
bonds to run twenty, Thirty, or forty years
respectively, bearing interest in coin a.
follows: Bonds falling due In twenty years
s per cent; in thirty years Al per cent; in
forty years per cent; these bonds to be
exemp: from taxation in any form. and to
be exclusively used for redemption of the
principal by exchange on in payment for
any Of the present interest bearing
debts of the United States other than ex,
listing 5 per cent. bonds and per cent. GER
tiicatcs may: be issued to an amount suf-
ficient to cover the principal OF all outssgnd.
ing obligations.
The alleged libel suit of Isaac Cook,
Postmaster of Chicago, against the Tribune
Association, was brought before Judge Mel.
son. On motion TO have an early day per-
emptorly set, the Court declined to do SO
until the case was reached in the regular
order.
A German named James Stein was muir
deFed in the yard Of bis residence, on. First
avenue, this morning, by unknown parties.
The President did not send in bis veto 10.
day OF the bill amendatory of the city
charter and extending 1t one year, and it
becomes law by virtue of the expiration
OF the ten days constitutional limitation. II
takes from the Mayor the appointment OF
corporation subordinate officers and vests il
in the Board Of Aldermen and Common
Council in joint convention, TO be presided
over by the Mayor, and also abolishes the
property qualification, and also the former
distinction Of white in connection with
election to Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
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new YORK.


Nsw YoRk, May 2e.-There were be.
two and three thousand men, women and
children present Yesterday 1t the cefsmonv
Of bye.k,nr the ground for the new Cstho-
lie collage in Brooklyn, 70 be known q.
Marv Oaeen Of the Isles. IL IL situated
IN ttuvvesant avenue, between Myrtle and
n.K.lb avenues. and will cost one million
dollars.
The Seventh Regiment peraded the
s,reets Yesterday, and WAS received at
Usion Square b. Minister Burlingams 70
tho Chinese embassy.
10 the Bankrupt Court for the Southern
District, there wses yesterday filed NO less
than thirty petitions. The rush TO take
the benefit Of the act il owing to the ap-
preaching termination of the bankruptcy
act as il at present stands, on the frs. day
Of Juno next.
One Mccall, government officer 1T
Willett's Point, Long Island, had a diff
Guilty with his wife in the street at Flush
ing, yesterday, and offered violence 10 her,
when = man named Wright, in defending
the woman, stabbed Mctal SO badly, it is
feared he will die.
The grand Sidium, ordered by the Pope
throug hout the Catholic world. commences
in this diocese June 9th, and will continue
TIL the following Sunday.
s. S. Cox writes . letter to the Tribune,
stating that his telegram produced 10 But
ler's report, had no reference to impsaeh-
mont II was no scheme 10 influence any
senator Whatever.
Official returns from the entire state Of
Florida 5000 majority for the constitution,
for Republican Governor 600 minority
Gen. Grant and Speaker Collar will, it 10
announced, start about the first Of July for
Colorado. They expect TO be gone two
months. They take the trip solely for the
rscuperation Of health.
HvDsos, May 3d. Brown. the Canada
child murderer, has made . lengthy state
msnt, which he will read from the scaifold
to-norYoN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

CHICAGO. May 29.-Mary n. Foster, q
young girl, was accidentally drowned yes
tcrday, in the Illinois / Michigan Canal,
about 2 miles from this city.
Peter Sanders, . German, &C mmittsd sui.
eide Yesterday morning 1t his reside zoe, No.
80. West krie street.
A Gre, aboat two o'clock this morning.
damaged Nos. 1913 and 1875 Third Avenue
to the extent Of 81 ,00O-covered by insur-
ancs.
bishop Ames presided over the Mstho-
dist Conference this morning.
An elegant gold watch was presented
BY the Conference 10 Rev. s. G. Lathrop,
Of this city for his services Ia behalf OF
tho delegates as postmaster.
The Compromise Committee on lay de-
sgation, appointed yesterday, present
cd report favoring the change
which was adopted after much
discussion and various amendments. Tho
report provides that the entire church shall
vote on the quesioa in June, 1862, and if
a msjori,y are i, favor Of lay delegation,
then it shall be adopted. The bsss of lay
representation in the General Conference
is two from each annual conference that
OF ministerial representation is one for
each thirty members.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEAHs, Nay 2S.-Ths committee
Of Investigation on the charges Of the pres
epce of twenty nine colofed children In
the white school OF the third district, re-
ported to the school board last evening that
twelve Of the scholars reported as colored
have been Withdrawn rom school, nine
proved white, two were refused admission,
and SIX neglected 10 furnish required evil
dence of descent. The matter has been re-
fcrrea back to the Investigating Committee,
with power 20 act. All children Of known
mixed blood will be required TO attend
schools provided for colored children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

ExAaGEaATIoN is very common fault
among oil classes, but nevertheless "the
truth, the whole truth. and nothing but the
truth, IS sometimes stated. Such is the
ease in reference TO all that is said in regard
to Doctor Seth Arnold's Balsam for the
euro Of Bowel Complaints. 1t has been
sold in the New England States for about
thirty years, and has larger sale in those
States than any other article for Bowel
Complaints. The sale for the last two years
has been upwards Of 1876, 900 bottles. See
advertisement under Special Notices.
Morn PArcHEs, FREckLEs AND TAS.-Ths
emily reliable remedy for those brown dis
colorations on the face 10 "Psrrys Moth and
Freckls Lotion" Prepared only by DR.. u.
O. Perry, ~ Bond street, New York. Sold
Everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

CLornIxo.-Summsr styles ct Sam Per-
rvs stand, No AZ Brady street, can BE-
found full stock Of ready made clothing
Of all styles and varieties, for sale cheap.
Also fell and complete stock Of gents
furnishing goods. Particular attention il
given to custom work. Suits from Psrry's
late style patterns, made in the hight Of
fashion, are all the 60. Leave your orders
early, and they will be filled enthusiastically
He keeps tho best cutter and workmen ar
viii warrant youa fl. He also has . full
stock CT men and boys ready made coats,
pants, and vests fully equal to the bes,
custom work. Ifyou want new, nice and
fashionable suit, 60 to Perry's. Call and
price his goods before purchasing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
PENNSYLVANIA.

PIrrsBrs3u, Nay 2S.-The resolution be-
fore the Reformed Presbyterian Church
to susp I'd George II. Stuart, late President
CT the Christian Commission. for singing
hymns and communing with other demon
nations, after being discussed at great
length aud several times amended, 1t YVES
passed to dry by vote OF - yeas to IA
nays, six not voting. Stuart was suspended
without trial while confined 10 bis room by
d severe atiack OF asthma. Intenee feeling
has been excited in the religious commu-
nifty.
Members Of the General Assembly New
School PRESBYTERIAN Church, arrived here
to-day ut 1870 a. m, by special train on 4
visit TO the National Cemetery. Gov.
Geary made q speech and other appropriate
exercises were had. The company left at =
O'Clock, D. m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
ONO.

CiScrNsArI, May 20. - The slaughter
house Of H. Wiltee, on Wade street he.
tween Baymillsr and Linn streets, took fire
nS O'Clock this morning. and was almost
entirely destroyed, together With Q large
quantity Of pork and ice. The loss 10 esti.
mated q $4,000. Il was insured. The g.
saoasnmsnt contained ever 200 live hogs
And Z horses, which we're saved. The prom.
IVY Wss . have been ssld at auction TO.
dey. The origin Of the Ore II mot known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
CONNECTICUT.

Nsw HAVEN, May 29.-Ths Yale Cour.
Ant proposes that the students who grsdua-
ted under the late Presiden, Day, contri-
butte enc dollar each to erect a suitable
monument to him on College grounds.
A bill increasing the capital Of the New
York 4 New Haven railroad from seven mil
lions to ten millions, which was recently
passed the Connecticut legislature, has be-
come law, by the expiration Of tho consii-
tutional period, while the Senate vas
debating whether il should Be recalled
from the Governor or not.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
New York Nlarket.

New York Market.
~ Telegraph NAYS.
Cotton-Steady. at 81 for middling uplands.
flour-Dull super. S.000ei5; r. b. O., Sf00
1910.
whest-Qaiet and easier, at ais13 20 for Ne.
spring.
Ryo-Quist.
Comm fair demand. a i.ee0f os for new
mixed western afloat-chiefy lO5.
Barley-Quiet md nominal.
Oats Easier, S. liz for western In store 81 for dit
10 afoat
Pork-Aoderate demand; at 9s.12lss IL for now
mess. and 81 70 for old.
Bees-Quet and steady.
Cut Meats-Dull.
Lard-Qu'st and STEADY; 1I1cl1s 1 for steam
rendered 10 for kettle rendered.
Sugar-Steady and demand fair.
Cofees-In iair demand.