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GREAT SALE OF

commencing on Saturday, October sth, lS45, at the
NEW TOR next to the farmers Bank, Main
street, Norfolk. Just received by the brig Geor-
giana,. 1872 Cases Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ca s., SC,
comprising in all the best and largest assortment
and we take the liberty of stating that our GOODS
are made of the best materials and warranted per-
iect in every respect, Notwithstanding the repeated
assertions Of many Of the dealers TO the contrary, and
those that do not prove so the money will be re-
funded.
Particular attention is respectfully solicited to
the following:
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PROPOSALS For RATIoNs.

HEAD QUARTERS OF THE MARINE CURPs,
Q~UARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Washington, October IA, 1915,
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this Office until 10 O'Clock, A M, on NON
DAY. the nth day of November next, for furnish
ing Rations to the United States Marines at the fol-
lowing stations, for the year 1916, viz:
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire;
Charlcsiown, Massachusetts,
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosport, (near Norfolk, } Virginia,
Pensacola, Florida, and
Washington City, District of Columbia.
Each ration to consist of one pound and a quarter
OF fresh beef, or three quarters of a pound of mess
pork eighteen ounces of bread or supcTfne -four
at the option of the Government and at the rate
OF six pounds of good coffee, twelve pounds of the
best New Orleans sugar. eight quarts of the best
white beans, four quarts o! vinegar, two quarts of
salt, four pounds of good hard brown soap, and one
and u half pounds OF good hard dipped talow can
dies to each hundred rdtions.
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
of the commanding officer of each station, either
in bulk or by the single ration, and shall consist of
the best and most choice portions of the carcass the
pork to be No. | prime mess pork, and the groceries
of the best quality of the kinds named, subject to
inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by the names of two surctics, responsible for the
faithful performance Of the contract. TO be en-
dorsed, Proposals for Rations for lSi6."
AUG. a. NICHOLSON,
Quartcrmastcc Marine Corps.
Inc American Sentinel and Pennsylvania, Phil
%adelphia the Portsmouth Gazette. New Hamp.
shire; the Boston Post, and Boston Times. Boston
the New York Herald, the New York EveniLr Post,
the New York Courier and Enouircr The Raui.
more Republican and Baltimore Sun the Ports
mouth New Era the Norfolk Beacon and NorC,lk
Herald; the Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
Wing the Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria, b. C.:
and the Pensacola Gazette, will give the above three
insertions each per week, and 5eud the account &C.
companicd by a printed copy Of the advertisement
to this Office for paymcnt. Nov 3-eodtd
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GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Glass c.. for ls45.
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., Saturday, Nov.
18th, lS45.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
L Prize of $50, 900. | of 90, 900, | of O,OOO, 1 of
5000, | of 5000, | of 1853, so of 1000,
100 of 500, Sc, &c.
Tickets only $i2-Shares in proportion.
Tickets to be had az JNO. ID. GORDAN,S
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk.
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold, Sill
yer, and Specie Checks. Nov lO-tISth.
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GORDAN'S LOTTERY oFFICE,

GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 43.
81, al, 81, 81, 4, So, AZ, SO, II, 60, 81, SO.
Drawing of Consolidated Lottery Class No. a..
10, 16, &c, SO, %, ~, 65, 90, %, 81.
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
Inis Day only!
$4,000!
Consolidated Lottery, Class No. Ia.
Drawn wing received tomorrow.
Capitalists, 900, 5000. 1000, |, 200, 10 of 1000,
500s, 3n0s. zoos, 1905, zoos, &c.
Tickets only $5-Shares in proportion.
DRAWS THIS DAY.
$4,000,
Alexandria Lottery Elk ira Class No. 269,
CapitaIs,Gs,oO0, s, 200, / 100, 1900, I,i36, loo. ;
of 1000, 500s, 200s, zoos, sos, 40s, 30s, sc.
Tickets only 50 50-Shares in proportion.
Tickets TO be had at JNO ID. GORDAN'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk,
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold,
Silver, and Specie Checks. Nov II
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NOTICE.-Wishing to close my business, /
~ shall on and after this day sell my Goods at
greatly reduced prices, for Cash only.
Oct 30-tm ] BATFMAN
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BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAPER THAN

BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAPER THAN
EVER.
MWMA- Just received a splendid lot of La.
and Misses Shoes of all qualities,
for Fall and Winter wear. Also Mems fine Shoes
and Boots,
Servants Shoes of all descriptions,
Brogaus, LIST, End and Sd quality, cheap,
Boys and Youths coarse and fine Shoes, of all
kinds,
Servants Bootecs, LIST, End and Sd quality, cheap
and good,
Ladies' Half Caters, Morocco Buskius,
Mems Coarse Boots for Sits,
Boys and Youths Boots,
Leather of all kinds, and as cheap as can be
bought at any Store in Norfolk or Portsmouth,
Also a New Stock of the best qualities OF Trunks.
i have now on hand Trunks of all qualities and
sizes, and as cheap as can be bought at the Facto-
ry. All The above articles will he sold cheaper than
can be purchased ut any other Store for cash.
All that are in want of Shoes and Boots will please
call before purchasing elsewhere, as | feel confident
that / shall not fail to give satisfaction as to price
and quality. VIM. b. PITCHER,
West side Crawford street,
Nov Sign of the Black Boot.
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A XES! XESl!-Can be had at the Store of
y S. JAMES, West side Market Square, Ports
mouth, an assortment Of T. Hucstis's AXES, Of all
sizes, a 1.-THE lowest prices; warranted TO stand six
months. Oct21
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lust RECEIVED by the Georgiaua a good
- assortment of Black Silk and Mohair Fringes
for Cloaks. JOHN COOKE g. Co.
Nov 3
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TEA!-Gunpowdcr, Imperial and Black TEAS
Il OF superior quality. For sale by
Oct3O THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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WARN SOCKS.-A few doz pairs of Countr,
Il Net SOCKS. For sale by
Oct 30 THos. BROOKS, Jr.
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FOR SALE,

- That very neat and pleasantly situated
Ezasl TAMIL RESIDENCE on Dinwiddie street,
HaH=l nearly opposite Dougherty's Rope Walk
This House has every convenience that a small fam
lily could desire. For terms apply to
VIM. BROOKS.
Also a Vacant Lot adjoining.
Oct 30-3tawtf
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10 Cases of Mems heavy Boots at 81 81,
10 do do superior do do so,
II do do Extra superior Boots, at o.,
8 do do Heavy Brogans, 62B,
5 do do Extra do rs.
8 do do Super Extra Heavy, ST.,
10 do do Calf bound Shoes, warrant
ed, at only rs,
10 do Womcn's Shoes, so,
10 do do Bootees, 62!,
~GENTLEMEN PLEASE LOOK AT THIS:
We are now supplied with
8 Cases Superior Calf Boots. n. Y. make, $3 37L,
I do do do do the best in town, 4 so,
3 do French Silk Hats, (the remainder.)
they can't be beat, so,
d do French Nutria, (the remainder a
beautiful article, at 90,
s do Fur Hats, at 9 go.
ALSO,
$50 BRASS CLOCKS, Mahogany Frame, at So 90.
% Small Profits and Quick Sales is the motto OF
the New Store next the Farmers Bank.
Now JNO. III. GREGORY.
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DOCKET CUTLERY.-We have just opened
Il a beautiful assortment of Rogers Wosten-
holn's and Marshes s. Shepherds POCKET CUT
LERY, which we are selling remarkably low.
Now w. ii. II. HODGE & co.
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METHODIST HYMN BOOKS.-A beau.
1fl tiful assortment tor sale by
Nov w. II. II. HODGES & CO..
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WHISKEY.-5O bbls momently expected, for
wv saIe by WILLS 6 CO.
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nor RENT.--The subscriber will rent for the
Il next year the HOUSE on Queen street, now oc-
cuPied by Mr.. Jno. Tart. Apply to
Get 10 JOHN COCKE
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SHAWLS SHAWLS, SHAWLS-JOHN
- OCK & CO., arc now Offering for sale a very
large and we'll selected Stock Of SHAWLS, to
which they invite the attention Of the ladies, and
all who desire a neat, cheap, warm, and good arti.
Gle. They are in part as follows:
super Sd Striped, Plain and Fig'd Silk Shawls.
Do 81 Cashmere do Of the latest patterns and
styles.
Super Tbibct Wool do, Brocha do, Merino do.
Zephyr Wool do, very large and pretty Mousaliue
de Lane do, some Of which are white and hand.
somely embroidered Nett do. Prusian do, and al.
go a large supply of Black Thibct and Muslin dc
Laine Shawls, Black Silk Mantil.as, &c all Of
which they will sell low for the money.
Oct6 JOHN COOKE & co, High 81.
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wv offered for sale, on MONDAY, the 18th in
slant, (being Court day,) before the Court House
of Norfolk County, ALL THE TIMBER standing
on the Parish Farm near the City of Norfolk. The
Pine and hard Timber will be sold separately
The purchasers will be allowed until the 3Ist of
December, lS47, to cut and remove the Timber
from the land. Bond with approved security
will be required in payment of six, twelve,
eighteen and twcnty-four months, with interest
from date.
Also, at the same time, and place,
Tha, part of the Farm with the House on it, on
the North side of the road will be rented out for the
ensuing year. Bond and security will be required
for the payment of the rent and the keeping of the
place in order. GEORGE NJ. Balm,
Agent for the Overseer of the Poor of Norfolk
City. Nov Std
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DURE SPlCES.-Just received a fresh supplv
Il OF Pure Spices, Luchas Ground Pepper, Ground
Allspice, Ground Ginger, Cayenne Pepper, Cloves.
Nutmcgs, Cinnamon, &c. For sale at the Dru@
Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Oct2 81 CHAS H. HEINITSH, Agent.
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NAI HID oLAIE PFNITBS.-This Is a
w new article, and from the oniy Qu0rry of the
kind in the known world possessing every dcsira
bic quality wanted to write on the Slate, being soft,
free from grit, and very strong, and is fast snper.
scdiug all others. For sale at the Drug Store. Higb
street, Sign of the Biz Mortar.
CHAS. II. HEIN1TSH, Agent.
Also 5000 Common Slate Pencils. Oct27
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WRIGHT,s INDIAN yEGETABLE

M RlG HTS In DIAN v EG EFT A B Il
w PILLS COUNTERFElTED.-The Proprie.
tor of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills has dis.
covered that his Pills are counterfeitcd and extern
sively circulated through the country by persons
unauthorized by him.
Dealers in the above Pills are therefore respect
fully informed that DIR. Il. w. Dyott & Sons, of
the Columbian College, No. 1872 North Second ST.,
Philadelphia, are the only persons authorised by
me to sell my Pills, in quantity, at the same prices
as myself.
Any other persons travelling through the coun-
try Offering my Pills in quantity and at reduced
prices, are a~ssuredly base counterfeiters, and ought
to be rejected as such by every 9 honest dealer"
and it is to be hoped, will be, If it is only for the
health and the lives of the public.
VIM. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
T. w. DYOTT s. SONS, General Agents.
No. l32 N. Second ST., Philada.
SPECIAL DEPOT, at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail g. Co., No. l47 Main street, Richmond.
Also, for sale by FL. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos, King s. Toy, b.
Emerson, Robertson & Cornick, w. H.. Broughton,
Norfolk, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States. Nov IL.
TOR RENT, for one or two years, the small
IL Farm on SCOTS Creek, recently owned by
Mr.. William Barnard, deceased, containing six
teen acres. 1t is we'll improved, of most excellent
soil, and valuable as a Market Garden, it being
very productive, and its location convenient both
to the Portsmouth and Norfolk Markets. Apply to
THOMAS OWENS,
Nov S-tf Near the Premises.
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TUST RECEIVED a large lot of CurIed Ma
- pie Windsor and Rocking CHAIRS, of ali kinds.
going low for Cash. b.. ID. HAYNES.
NoV6
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NEGROES FOR SALE-Win be sold, for
IN cash, on Monday the 18th day of this present
month, at IL O'Clock, NJ, before the Court House
door in Portsmouth,,
1 Negro Man, aged about Al,
l Negro Woman, about 30,
! Negro Girl, about is, and a
Negro Girl, (child of the Woman) about Z.
Terms cash. JOHN X. KILBY, Admir-,
Nov S-5t of jas. III. Langhorne, deceased.
INFANT BAPTISM tested by Scripture and
il History or the infants claim to Churchmem
bership defended and established on testimony scrip
tural and historical, by William Hodges, A. NJ,
Rector of Bruton Parish. Williamsburg, Va. A
few copies for sale by
Nov w. III. II. HODGES & co.
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IHOT-6O0 bags Bird and Bucks. momentlv
- expected from Orleans per J. A. Lancaster, for
sale by JOSIAH WILLS,
NOV D Commerce street.
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WORSTED CAPS.-We have on hand an
w extensive Stock of WORSTED CAPS for La
dies and Children, which will be sold cheap.
Nov5 JOHN COOKE & co.
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PUTTER AND CHEESE-2O KEGS prime
ID Goshen Butter, 30 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
just received and for sale by
Now WILLS & Co.
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DUTTER AND CHEESE.-5O boxes Prime
ID Cheese, 10 hrkins Prime Butter. landing from
brig Ceorgiana, for sale by J.. WILLS,
Nov D Commerce street.
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Cumberland Road.

There IS 10 subject now before Congress, in
which the people of this section of the country
have SO direct ANA deep interest rs they have
IN an appropriation for the National Road. No
appropriation will be made; bu, it is our duty to
notice the conduct of certain politicians towards
II. ho leaders of the loco party hero and tho
petty retailers of their slang, denouncinr Mr.
1. Is Smith for the efforts he has mado 10 get tho
matter up in the House. Ho is censured for at.
tempting TO get it up out of the order Of business
Ihc last Jeifersonian contains letter from w. J.
Brown, IN which he says: 'the difficulty is that,
unless we can get It up in committee Of tho whole
OUT OF ITS ORDER. never reach il,
rs 1t VIII require suspension of tho rules of
order We shall try every moment from
this TO the close of the session to get it up"
Mr. Brown fully jus.lios Mr.. Smith for his mo-
tons IN relation 10 the matter; and says emphat-
really that there other means than the course
already pursued to get the bill before the House,
After tins, we hope we shall hear nothing moro
OF tho slang of those who disposed to con-
denim tho actions of tho wings whether right or
"rong-tho 'ituperatlon of tina, party, who by a
distinguished leader declared that tho wings
"shoud DO put down if thor course were as puro
as the angels at tho r. ght hand of Cod
we refer tho reader 10 tho proceed.
ings of Congress, of tho It'll inst. and 1hov will
learn something Of the course the Iocos pursue in
regard to the bill. They will there 500 who
were the friends and who the enemies of tho pro.
position. They will thoro SEQ a loco from tho
north, making motion to lay tho bill aside, treat.
ing II with perfect contempt. While tho locos of
Indiana vote like cattle under tho yoko for all
southern measures, yet when tho west asks anv
thing she is treated with insults and con,emp,.-
If there wore a wing majority in the House tho
bill would certainly pass; aud it will now Ger.
tainly fail. md wo hopo those who wore deceived
BY tho promises of the leaders of tho loco party
will learn that no confidence be placed in
thor pledges.
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State Debt.
tlloir pied ges.

Tho inquiry IS frequently made IF us, "What
was done IN the legislature last winter to pny
off tho State dcbt!' Our reply has been, and
row is. nothing alphabetically nothing
a. an carly day ii the session resolution was
introduced by Mr.. Dofrees. wing, directing an
inquiry into the cxpedicucy Of making some ar.
rangomont 10 pay the interest the State i.dcbt-
cdncss. The committee composed Of Mc.srs.
Deirccs, Holloway, Cotton, Akin and Hutton
The two latter modern Democrats and the
throo former wings. The chairman of tho COM
miitco undo report recommending that tho in
teresi which has already nccruod on our State
debt, together with the principal and one years
noros. in advance, be funded, making the total
sum of >Sl3,e67. 32h. This amount to be taken
up by issue Of bonds boar ring three Der
cent. incrost-thc interest payable annually, and
tho principal after the expiration of thirty years.
A bill accompanied tho report embracing the a.
boye provisions. Tho locos on tho committee re-
fused to sign the report, and tho bill received but
little favor in tho Senate.
We regarded tho proposition as advanta geous
10 tho State, aud the committee had assurances
from some Of tho bond holders that it would DO
accepted by them, if passed in good faith by tho
legislature. If VIC ever expect to redeem the
credit Of State, and who docs not, we cannot
expect TO do it on more favorable terms Indeed,
asking any Thing moro, we fear would be looked
upon by the world as dsgraccful.
Tho proposition introduced by Mr.. Defreesa and
seconded by ourself having failed, an agon, of
bond-holders in this country and Europe to the ..
mount Of eight millions arrived in Indianapolis
clothed with power to make arrangements, to So
portion of that which wo honestly owe-
He offered in a conference with Gov Whitcomb
and NJ. g. Bright, the agent of State, to accept
behalf Of the bond-hoders, new bonds for
principal and back interest at three per cent. per
annum, and interest ahead for three years at tho
same reduced rate-the said bonds to draw no
farther interest until after the three years had
pired, and then to be ayable, principal and inter-
est both, at the expiration OF thirty years. We
believe Mr.. Bright in favor of accepting the
proposition; bat Gov. Whi.conb would take no
responsibility, and finally refused to havo any
thing to do with the matter.
We hope The next legislature will be composed
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GRIST AND SAW HILL
GOR Sl Z

undersigned for sale his establishment.
Milton. Wayne county. Indiana. II il situated up
the Fork of Vhtcw with good fall, and
scies country supply
oil water &c. The GRIST MILL. contains three Of
Burr and complete repair, and does work of
oes quality. The SAW MILL. o. the i'm
proved plan and has every convenience. The CARDISC
MACHINE, IS also in good order. and has always had
of This establishment, taken altogether,
desirable in this section Of the lis
unity the hi;e Water Valley Canal and the facility
for for Lumber. &c, make ii profitable and safe
investment, There is attached the premises about ninety
acres of LAND. Immediately adjoining the town. The
Dwelling House. good trosory frame. Is in good order
excellent Bank Barn. and all the convenences
for comfortable home The farm good repair, small
Orchard, and all in good cultivation, with suacency of
good timber
In the above should ne sold, the CAR
DING. MACHINE will be rented the season. on
favorable terms II application be made early day
JACOB SINKS
Febroary o6, i545. Off
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DIED.

On the Jth instant, near this place, Of tho small
pox, ENOCH WRIGHT, son of CYRUS and
MIRIAM WRIGHT, aged near nineteen years.
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MARRIED. .

On Thursday, Goth instant. by the Rev. VIM.
Wheeler. Mr.. I. W. CECIL, of Delaware CO.,
Ia, to Miss MARY j., daughter OF WALTER
LEGO, of this vicinity.
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p ALL A DIU M /.
RICHMOND. INDIANA, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
FEBRUARY &c. 1915.
Cum bertrand Road.

The following Is an extract from q letter re-
ccivcd few days since from c. 3. Smith.
I'VE shall make vigorous effort for tho Cum
borland road in few days. Tho bill has boon
takon up in Committee of the Whole, and we in
tend now to move to discharge the Committee
and bring tho bill directly before the House on
the question of cngrossmont. Some of its friends
entertain strong hopes of success. | am not
very sanguno myself, but shall do all we
can"
We hope that we may be deceived in the opin-
ion We have heretofore expressed that tho bill
will not pass.
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ZNGW-nECN s NAW EOAJo
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTISTS:
Office on Fauru. Street. feic doors lies, Of Natn,l
Cincinnati. Ohio. {
\. NEWTON. tenders his professional services 10
IA the Richmond AMI vicinity, for i w o
w K Z h ) during which, he VIII attend 10 all the
branches of the profession
operations performed ,he latss, and appro
we'd principles
ft-Those wishing avail ,henseve. Of his services.
will please cal ir,tantcr JAMES IUSNiCUTT'S.
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