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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-06
Valuable Building Lot in New
town

AT AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction, on
w the premises, on THURSDAY, the
18th inst, at II o'clock, M, the lot situated
on Fourth Street, Newtown. The said lot
fronts % feet, and runs back 100 feet, and is
well located for business stand, or family
residence. JOHANNES WATSON.
offer at private sale my House and Lot
adjoining the above lot.
PdrtsmoNh JoA'N4.
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Dry Goods at Reduced Prices.
EOSTER e. MOORE would intor1

Il their friends OF Norfolk Portsmouth and
vicinities, that they have recently occupied
one of the new stores, No. 53) under John
ston's Assembly Rooms, Main street, where
they are selling desi, able goods Of all varie-
ties at very reduced prices. They are en-
abled to do so by having purchased many of
them for cash in New York, within two
weeks past.
They would call especial attention to their
large and we'll assorted stock of Shawls and
Cloth Cloaks, which they are offering at
prices that cannot fail to please the pur-
chasers.
For satisfaction, call and examine.
FOSTER Il MOORE,
la Main street, Norfolk, Va
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Beg At meeting of the "Aid" Fire
Company, held at their Engine House
last night, the following named gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing year.
President-RoBERT w RHEA,
LIST Vice President-B K Taylor,
End do do-Charles Beale,
Secretary-Thos. j. Nottingham,
Treasury-Henry V Moore,
LIST Engine Director-E Gray,
End do do-Chas. Mccoy,
LIST Suction Director-Wm Banks,
End do DOWN Bean,
LIST Hose Directory. Williams,
End do dot Eisenbize,
LIST Pipem an-Robt. j Carly,
End DOWN Wood,
LIST Axeman-John Marooney,
End do-Michael Costine.
STANDING CoMMITTEE.-R w Rhea,
B X Taylor, Nathaniel Pc wers.
We congratulate the members of the
"Aid,' for their good luck in securing the
services of their former Captain, Robt. w
Rhea. He is gentleman and fireman,
and will stand by his Engine as long as a
spoke remains in the wheel.
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s TR A N G Err 8

, L N IA " U Il FG .
Visiting the city, would do well to bear
' in mind that they can save money by
purchasing their Ready Made Clothing
and furnishing Goods Of N. B A U NJ,
Union Hall and Temple of Fashion, ~
No. "a, Main Street. Having secured --14.
the services of Messrs. John T. johnson and
E. n. S. Blogg, who will take pleasure in
waiting upon all who may favor me with
call. N. BAUM,
- Union Hall,
no l0-tf No. "a, Mai Street.
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Ladies Kid Congress Caters,

THIS DAY received direct from the
i Manufacturer, one case ladies thick sole
Kid Congress Caters, without heels, a beau
tiful article. Also, a choice lot of thick sole
Morocco welted Bootees. Will the ladies
please call down and take a look at them.
T. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is, East Side Market Square,
JAZZ Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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"HARD TIMES COME AGAIN
NO MORE.1

NO MORE.''
THE OLD STANDARD PRICES-No.
L l, Lard for only 121I cts,
Cheese l21a cts,
Bacon (Shoulders) l212 cts,
Good Butter rs cts,
Raisins per box rs cts,
Baltimore Hams IA cts,
Corned Beef, Plates and rounds 1219 cts.
So come along with the determination,
that you will patronize one who sells as
cheap as any one else in the city.
r. F. JAMES,
ial In the market house.
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ara GRIFFITH, WILSON & co. AfA
~ IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE *.
NORFOLK, VA,

nESIRE to call the attention of HO USE
IL KEEPERS, to their extensive stock of
Knives and Forks, Casters, Walters, Coffee
and Tea Urns, Cooking Utensils &c.
OF BUILDERS,
70 the supply of Crates, Locks, Hinges,
Screws, Nails and other Builders Hardware,
OF MECHANICS,
to the assortment of Bench Planes, Saws,
Chisels, Brace and Bits, Plow Planes. Rules,
Squares, Hatchets, Augers &c,
LUMBER GEfTTERS,
to large stock of Cross and Pit Saws Draw
ing Knives, Wedges
OF FARMERS,
to the stock of Ames Spades, Axes, Hoes,
Rakes, Pitch Forks, Guano Sleeves &c.
All who want to buy at low prices, should
call at No. II, East Side Market Square.
SIGN of the Pad Lock. ia l
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MAYORS COURT Not single case
was before his Honor the Mayor this
morning-although when we first entered
the court room we were led to believe
that something of Importance was on
hand by the crowd of City Officers, that
were present-but 10! we were mistaken,
the door opened and Lieut.. Dyer, with
his hat in hand entered, and in his usual
polite manner informed him This Honor)
that there was no case to appear before
hlm-no'y one, says we-and bolted.
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Gentlemens Boots.

Gentlemens Boots.
HAVE just received from Phil msas
i adelphia, another lot of beautiful
thin and double sole Calf Skin Boots,v ~
a most substantial and durable Boot, and
yet very handsome, and will fit as neatly as
if made expressly to measure. Come and see
them, exhibition free to all.
I. BOTTlMORE,
No. 10, East Side Market So.
JAZZ Sign Big Yellow Boot.
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NoT1cE.-In obedience to an Act o
the General Assembly, the subscriber
would report the following as the quanti-
ty and quality Of Flour inspected by him
during the quarter ofthe year ending with
the 3lst Dec, 1867:
Bbls.
Family, l,s27
Extra Superfne, 2,257
Superfine, l,S!2
Fine, II
Middlings, ~
Condemned, 10
Total. 6,553
j. M. STEED, Inspector.
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Local Items,

NorIoE TO ADVERTISERS. Advertise
mcnts for the Day Book should b, handt d
in by ten O'Clock in the morning, in order
to appear that day The heavy pressure
of advertisements upon the columns of our
paper will not admit of their reception
after the hour named. Circulation equal
to the other city dailies combined. I
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DoN'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE" BoYs.-
We refer our readers to an advertise
ment in another column headed 81
Young Lady," This should be viewed
as ga good snap"in these times of panic
We doubt not Miss Rosa will find the in
dividual that comes up to her expecta-
tons, as there are many very fine fellows
hereabouts only awaiting such chance.
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Miscellaneous.
RER WICK IS

VA BERWICK'S -
w. HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
UNDER NATIONAL HorEL, NoRFoLK, Va.
Hair Cut, Cutled and Dressed in every Style,
by ACCOMPLISHED AkTIsTs.
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
satisfaction at this establishment.
Toilet articles, de-, for sale.
de 15-ly.
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VIEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE

WE have just received lot of.an
w elegant goods to suit the sea- b V
son for Ladies wear especially, we willV ~
mention few of them so as you may know
what to ask for when you come down. La
dies fine french leather Cater, fine black
Cater, double sole, fine french morocco
equal to any in this market, and which we
will compare with the best, and splendid
article of Goat Boots stitched. We believewe
right off. Bear in mind we have all kinds OF
Misses and Children's Shoes on hand, which
we are selling cheap for the cash. Don't for
get No. So, Church Street,4 doors from
Main. Call quick or you'll loose a bargain.
de4 WILKINS & CO.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
THE undersigned have associated together
i under the firm OF
g UnS e. M

nj. A. SANTOS q 90,
And will continue the DRUG BUSINESS,
las heretofore conducted by M. A. Santos
at the old stand No. and Main street.
With their increased facilities and strict at
tention to business, they trust to merit CON
tinuance Of the patronage bestowed on the
old establishment. NJ. A. SANTOS,
ial SAM'L SELDEN.
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Notice.
TIN e will be Temperance meeting
Il held in the Presbyterian School House
on North Church street next Thursday, Jan
uary the It'll, at seven o'clock. The Rev.
VIM. McGee, will address the meeting. BY
order of the Committee,
ja4 THOS. X. MURREY, Chairman.
MackePeI-100 barrels, half bills, quar-
Ivl tiers, and kits of No. l and 2 Mackerel,
Just received and for saleby
J. j. WOODBRIDGE,
ia No. IL, Roanoke Sqr.
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REMOVAL.

REMOt AL.
THE undersigned has removed to Mrs.
Il Freeman's Boarding house, No. 50 L.
Main st., above Mr.. l.. WeLb's Pharmacy.
A new bookkeeping class has been formed
which will assemble every Monday Wednes-
day and Friday Evenings, at ~ precisely,
commencing on Wednesday the 18th inst. A
daily class in course of formation, and pri-
vate buttons till attended. Schools attended
at lower terms. The subscriber likewise of
fers his services to those who at this period
of the year, are desirious of regulating their
Books, opening new set, or others requir-
ing temporary additional assistance in their
offices.
ia It'd CHAS. SAMUEL.
Deming's City Family Grocery.
Coon News FOR EVERY BODY
Groceries and Provisions Coming Dorm
Coming Doaom!!
GEE HERE.-Read and Believe. We
- are selling beautiful No. l Lard at 121a
cts per ID.
do do Cheese l2H cts, per lb.
Family and Extra Flour and 5 cts, per Id.
Prime Rio Coffee 121a cts,
Genuine Laguayra Is cts,
Old Government Java good article only
1873 cts per ID.
Beautiful white refined Sugars 1917 cts.
Lie hit brown and Coffee Sugars 10 and IL cts.
Choice No. l Mackeral in Kits $3.50 cents,
and Prime Smithfeld Bacon by next Packet,
at the lowest market prices. We wish it
distinctly understood, that we cannot afford
to work for nothing, but in every instance
we always come down with the market, and
our customers will find that thoy can be sup
piled with Groceries &c, as good and as cheap
at our store as at any place in the city.
ia h. G. DEMING.
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rome Down to CampbeIls wharf

~ No. 5, if you want choice hams for your
Holiday Parties. Also, Smoked Beef Hams,
and Tongues and good Butter and Cheese,
and every thing else, usually found in the
Grocery line.
de 80 DAVIS 4 WOMBLE.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-We call
attention to the advertisement of Mcssrs
Merwin & Moore, in the Auction column,
of the sale Of that valuable Farm on Lyn-
haven River known as "Ba1loac Co77aickS. :"
The immense advantages of this farm
makes it one Of the greatest chances for
profitable investment offered in this Sec
ton of Virginia. The sale takes place
tomorrow at IL o'clock, at the Auction
Warehouse of Messrs. Merwin & Moore,
at which time we understand several other
valuable farms in this vicinity will be Of
fered.
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BUSINESS AND ADvERTIsING.-The ia
seperable relation of business and adyer-
Using should be kept constantly in view
at all seasons and under all circumstances.
The columns of the Bay Book, with its
immense and steadfastly increasing cireu-
sulation, afford to the people of Norfolk
and Portsmouth, an advertising medium
enjoyed by few other cities in Virginia,
and can always be probably employed
by the enterprising. Convenient and
familiar to everybody, it is universal adj
vertising medium of the utmost possible
value.
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Twenty Thousand Dollars WORT
OF READY MADE CLOTHING,

Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth
OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
AT AND BELOW COST.
THE whole of orr stock of Clothing con,
l. sisting of fine, fashionable and season
able goods, will from this day until further
notice, be sold at and below cost, as we are
obliged on account of the fire on the l9tt
inst, to make some alterations in our stort.
All those in need of something in our line are
respectfully requested to call on us, as by st
doing they will be able to save at least from
twenty to twenty five per cent
A. SEI.DNER q co.
No. Is, Main street, and
de 23-St No. H. Market Square.
DianOs, PianOs--I have just received
Il on consignment four iron frame, rose
wood case extra finished PIANOS, which
will be sold extremely low for cash, if applied
for soon, call and examine them.
l.. SALISBURY,
de s SO and 60 Main street.
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Had the nightmare shortly after retir-
ing to bed last night. Found ftp and a
bad cent in the corner of our vest pocket
this morning. Gave needy woman with
five small children the cent to buy provi-
sions with; spent the ftp for apple-toddy.
Felt ingenious all the morning, and accor-
dinghy mended the seat of our Sunday
pantaloons.
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Sugar9 Cents, Molasses 40 Cents.
lust RECEIVED a supply of nice
q Sugar, and retailing it at 8 cts, splendid
Molasses at the low price of 40 cts per gallon
at retail for the cash. Come and buy.
. de 81 JAS. E. JONES.
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arrange County Butter.-SO Kegs
~ strictly prime Orange County Butter,
received per steamer Jamestown, and for
sale low by j. J. WOODBRIDGE,
Jas No. IL, Roanoke Square.
browns Essence of Jamaica Gin
ID ger.-A full supply now in store, and
for sale by
ia s l.. W. WEBB.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11
Defining His Position.

James Moore, Esq, member Of
the Ohio House Of Representatives
from Morgan county, writes to the
McConnelsville Enquirer, desiring
to correct slight error which occurs
in Mr.. Leete's address. He says:
Mr.. Leete is mistaken when he
states that every Democrat in the
House OF Representatives voted for
the independent Treasury bill. Ifor
one did not vote for the bill. nor
would the majority in the House
permit me to give my reasons why
could not support the bill. The pre-.
vious question was called and sus-
tanned, and the bill put through un.
der the gag.
l admit that the paople of the
State OF Ohio expected the Legisla.
ture to pass an Independent Treas.
ury bill, but not just such a bill as
the one they did pass. My object.
ions to the bill will be found in the
18th and 14th sections of the bill
which, in my Judgment is calculated
to bring about the collection OF all
the taxes, in gold and silver, which
all candid and intelligent minds
must admit will be extremely op-
pressiye upon the people and ex.
cecdingly disastrous to the Demo
cratic party in Ohio. b
June 3, 1853. JAMES MOORE.
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Mr.. Jenkins Killed by Gen. Lame.

ST.. LOUIS, June IA Leaven-
worth despatch Of the 9Th, says the
details of the affray between Jen
kins and Lane have been received
Both Lane and Jenkins were living
on a claim which was contested /: the
former enclosed an acre of land on
which was well used by both par.
ties in common. Lane recently
locked up the well, fenced up the
entrance, and forbade jenkins access
to it. Jenkins declared he would
have water at all hazards. Lane
threatened to shoot him if he made
a forcible entry upon his premises.
On Thursday afternoon Mr.. jenkins.
accompanied by four friends well
armed, cut down Lanes fence, and
proceeded towards the we'll. when
Lane warned them not to advance.
or he wonld shoot; disregarding the
threat, Jenkins and his party ad.
vanced, when Lane fired, Killing
jenkins instantly. One of Jenkins
men theh shot Lane in the leg, in.
flicting wound which confines him
to his bed.
Lane was arrested, and was to
undergo an examination to-day.
Much excitement existed. Jen-
kins was held nhigh estimation, and
his death is deeply deplored.
A man named WIN. Wells is in
custody at Lawrence, charged with
being a participant in the Linn
county ouiraSes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

WORTH KNowIEo. - Professor Wood.
whose advertisement will be found in an.
other column, has discovered a remedy for
the gray and bald, which is at once practi-
cable and cheap. 1t requires no dying, nc
wig nor extraordinary trouble. There can
be no doubt whatever of its efficacy. We
nave seen testimo malls almost without mum.
oer' and from men Of great Intelligence, high
standing and moai wetth. sfci's
Those who have been bald for years are
now wearing their own hair. and appear Ten
years younger than they did six months ago
As in most cases gray hairs and bald head,
are both premature and unnatural, II is a
duty to remedy them by the natural and un
doubted means which Prof Wood has in.
vented. and now kindly offers to the affiict.
ed. Read his advertisement, Try his won
derful remedy. and give the PfeT.xssw tes.
timonisl.-f Memphis whis. n
psold by all respectable Druggists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

The stomach is the most liable TO get out
OF order. Hence how important that no
diseased matter clog its operation, which
would cause nausea and distress by our
food 1t also wcakens the brain, destroys
the memory, creates pains anj dimness, and
various Affections in the head. II produces
great d ifliculty in breathing and swallowing.
Sometimes faintIng and fits will ensue; also
bad breath, resIlessness and great loss Of
strength. If not Immediately atten led to,
the blood will carry the disease through the
whole system, and death will end the work
From two 10 Eve Of these pulls a day will
keep the digestive organs in healthy con.
dition, and unclog OF carry away all impure
matter. and thoroughly restore and cleanse
the stomach, at the same time the pills viii
so purify the blood as to drive all manner o
disease from the system.
UJ' See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

tons. Scandinavia is the ancient name OF
Sweden and Norway, and o Scandinavian,
that is. swede or Norwegian, aIectionate.
ly calls his country Scandinavia " in the
same sense as we speak Of I" Columbia i" or
"The Union." BY the way, there are over
nine thousand scandinavian families in
Dane county, Wisconsin. As DR.. Robsck
is a Swete by birth, and compounds his
OF Swedish herbs, we think the
name is very appropriate. We have the very
highest opinion OF the Medicine. and Of Dr..
Roback himself, who not only singularly
Old School, as we know personally. Our
advertising columns will answer the rest Of
our f;iends letter. Portsmouth Rep.
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A N OLD INDIAN DOCTOR WHO
$50 has made his fortune aud retirsu from
business, will spend the remainder of his
days in curing that dreadful dsease-Coy.
suMPr'oS-free OF Charge; his earnest desire
being to communicate to the world his rem.
edles that have proved successful in more
than 1000 cases. He requires each sppli.
cant to send him minute description of the
symptoms, with two Stamps, (6 cts.) to nay
the return letter, in which he will return
them his advice prescription, with direc.
tions for preparing the medicines, &c.
The OLD DocToR hopes that those afflicted
will not, on account OF delicacy, refrain
from consulting him because he makes no
charge. His sole object in advertising is "a
do all the good he can, before he d les. lie
feels that he is justly celebrated for cure OF
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Colds, DC.
Address DR., UNCAS'BRANT,
Box 1881, p. o., New York.
Jan, ~. lS5S.--6m
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Wcbster'> Creatures.

Webster showed his power bv the
grand simplicity to which he reduce
his speeches; the false ornament,
the popular but iallacious reasoning,
of the day, the rhodomoutadc o.
American cxaggeration-.thc absence
OF all this, the simplicity Of his
greatness. Bat this very superiori.
ty Of mind. often belittled his orator
ic effect. For clearness and sinpli-
city are never so taking as II glitter.
ing confusion OF ideas the cav dc.
lriums f thought" When hc had
laid out in a speech the fixed pro-
portions OF some suhiect, which he
had established by deep ex-cogita-
tion, and upon which nobody else
had gained accurate and defined
views, it all seemed SO obvious that
nobody wondered or admired. But
the men, who perhaps for years had
sputtered about it and about it,"
and thrown off trivial though. spark
ling generalities, alone perceived
thoroughly the immense force which
must have wrestled with the Difficult
ties which had so utterly bafficd
them. iu truth, to appreciate Web.
ster's mind, requires some self.dis.
cipline and much mental experience
AS the summit peak OF a chain can.
not be, seen by climbing the lower
spurs and hills, SO one must climb
himself, to see the dimensions and
the 8 andeur OF this elevated intel
lectuality. The admirable arrange
ment, the precision of thought,
and the absolute truth, to which
his thinking conducted him in his
speeches, were all decisive indica.
tions OF his supremacy OF intellect
But, to the unthinking auditor, the
general play of his power was moi
so impressive, as tie galvanic strug
giles OF a shallow yet vivid mind
The greatest forces Of the earth al
act noiselessly but irresistably -
Nightly the scenery of the sky il
shifted by celestial hands, and dali,
the great globe Of sunlight wheels
round its gorgeous circuits, without
Jar or noise. SO with the highest
operations Of the greatest minds
Their play and performance are in
forms and shapes which, unless they
are carefully studied, do not fascin
ate or amaze the beholder. There
is some danger then that the capaci
ty and sheer power Of mind, which
stand revealed in Webster's speech
es may not challenge as they ought
the most intelligent and universal
recognition OF men.--[Me Goldsn
Age Of american Oratory.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

A SOLDIER TO BIZ SHOT. "A cores
pondeKt OF the st. Louis Democrat,
writing from Leavenworth, May Goth
says that a soldier OF the 9TH Infantry
was to DO shot at 6p. m. He had
murdered two OF his fellow soldiers,
and shot an officer In the arm in
Texas. His grave had been dug
that morning. The guard (some OF
their maskets being loaded with ball
and some with blank cartridge, but
no soldier knowing whether or not
bis musket contains balD fire at
the dropping of a handkerchief, or
some other signal, at a man who
stands before them with bandaged
eyes. The burial soon succeeds the
execution. f,'
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BEEF! BEET! BEEF!!!

TNiiE undersigned has opened BUTCHER
Il SHOP, In Hystt's Bu ldihg. nearly opp pos tc
the Court House, where he always keeps
an hand an excellent quality Of FRESH MEAT
tome and many others as feel disposed, to
test his ability To accommodate them, to give
hSaA call. Do they wish BgEF-srEAks, he has
the very article 10 suit their taste. DO they
prefer BOAST, he osn supply wants in this
respect too; or u they wish y BOIL, or SAKE,
Or rRr, they viii NOT be disappointed, unless
April ., 1858. A. KARG.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-06-11

REPUBLICAN CosvEsTIoN AT Prrrs.
BURa.--The Republican County Oon.
vention of Allegheny held in Pitts.
burg, on Wednesday, was one oI
the largest over assembled, and the
best feeling prevailed j. X. Moor
hear was nominated for Congress
from the 21st district. and Isober,
Mcknight from the ODD. For As.
sembly, j. Heron Foster. Elias II.
Irish, of Pittsburg; II. p. Mcdowell.
of Allegheny; Jacob F. Zoller, OF
Mckeesport, and David F. Bayard
OF Preebles, were nominated.
t.. ... Il State Journal.
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-(Stdte Journal.

The Vice President has ordered
the Senate reiectory to be closed, on
account of it's obvious injury to the
progress Of legislation. 1t would
seem from this that drinking. as
well as ruffianism, is an accomplish
ment in which some Senators in.
du!Ge rather more freely than is com
patibie with good taste and the in.
tercsts Of the people. We trust the
Vice President will keep the Sena
torial grog shop closed alto ther.