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SANE q 81 D'S
CATHARTLC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts and Glass Cases air tigh
Sud wall keep any climate.
This FANNY CATHAErlC PIlI. Is gentle trt art;v
"a Srt "ch 1e p prize gS r as used in his prsetic
mose THAI twenty years.
artly 81 "a WaEd from :hnse h.
!ous pills, satisfaction hich 81
their has - Induced place tnel
within the reSei Of all
fhe Profl ssuu well know - Shat ferent CAthRrtes ac
On isersnt portions of ths As- bowels
The Family ttthartie PHI has, with due references
this well established fact, been compounded from q Va
e.y tn purest Veg tabg IL Extracts which alike
every part of b esS.- : N " tAry ease
Snd are good aud SAT- in sill Css.s here att Art
needed such as Deran-e- Of the stomach. Seep
Pain. Back Nnd Lcins CoEsiyeness PGin
Soreness hole body Geld. which
queutly if neglected end in ~ Ions fevsrLoss
Appetite, Creeping ton Of Cold the
testiessuess. Headache weight in the head, sl
hsntnst'ry Diseases t~ Children ADULTS RheI
nstisn SreSt Purifier of-f loed. and many dseas
which flesh Is heir, too rnneroua % mention in tn
advertisement. Dose TO {. PRICE THREE DIMES
re- The Liver IEVgorAtor and Family Csthartie Pills
yetGed ~ Druggists generally and ld rbnlesale Nv ii
Trade al the large towns - " =
st. v. SANFORD. N. d.. Manufacturer and Proprieta
S15 Broadway, New York - -
Fer sals in ksRoshA by +. ROBINSON Iva
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JOH q. JILSUN,

scs,esr ard Mn,,llctursr et rate anu Amber AIos'-
y,,rs ,rtIrIe Warranted. Brewery few rods east o.
G Gra,c Foundry at the foot Of Wisconsin st. lyA6
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KENOSHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1859
Scatter the Gems of the Beautiful.

scatter the gems Of the beautiful
by the way side let them fall,
mat the rose may spring by the cottage gate,
And the vine in the garden wall;
Cover the rough and the rude OF earth
With veil ofleaves and flowers, -.
And mark with the opening bud and cup
The march Of summer hours.
scatter the gems ofthe beautiful
In the holy shrine of home;
Let the pure, and the fair and the graceful there
In their loveliest luster Gomez
Leave not trace of deformity
Ia the temple of the heart,
But gather about its heart the gems
VI Nature and of Art.
scatter the gems Of the beautiful
In the temples of our God
The God who starred the uplifted sky,
And lowered the tramped sod
when he built temple for himself,
And home for his priestly race,
lie reared each arch in symmetry,
AND curved each line in grace.
scatter the gems of the beautiful
In the depths Of the hun nan soul;
They shall bud and blossom, and bear the fruit,
While the endless ages roll;
flant with the flowers Of charity
The portals OF the tomb,
Andthe fair and the pure about thy path
In Paradise shall bloom
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N. A. BROWN,

hagins. HItr-C tning and Shampooi@g Saloon, OPPo
sl1s Wv y - 0'1'' $780, Stf
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
CHE genuaha Telt9raph

rs @0e o1aeSt Paper i1ths State Of W1sc0nsi Print
ana o"c~@dtes FIFTEEN HUNDRrD Copies per sseek,
fo~rJefahs 9feoddch arc in Kenosaa County, solIss
nake6i desirable maedsusnyor Adce,tsstro.
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LANCE a. DOYLE,
ADAM DICKuOUT,

G,aDey Foundry and 1achine Stop-corner Of En
change and South streets. , -. :
eaCAE O. LANCE, "Il.Ll
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On that earnest. grave face. My cheeks
and hands seemed to swell, and felt cold chills
all over me. l coald not 60 on. / broke down
for the third time.
There was an awkward silence. I glanced
at Susy. Her eyes were resting on my hand
which lay on the arm Of thu sofa. The contrast
between the black korse-hair and the hesh seem
ed to strike her.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-03-05

-, L'r!nrrr7 on BaHijCG, E-cdan3c and Fi-1rrs
+ Harry Lander, John p ,;,ot
/, Lecturers on Po'irrG1 n"a'ory ard Com7,src;:;
r, HcogcIty:
iiFH'' >. AUSTIN, Wm. Clasx
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- An exchange, commenting on thu
fact that number of Cincinnati youn;
ladies have lately h"en married away Il
other places, says no city has 4 better CLAIM
70 supply spare ribs for the universe.
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A STRAY RUSBANU.

J. duck of wife, whose husband went
of for few days 70 enjoy himself abroad
as lie could not at home, thus advertises
Aun;
"Losr, STgAYEp Or S.oLES.-An individ-
ual whom |, in m unguarded moment Of
loneliness. was thought!ess enough 20 adopt
as nv husband He is q good looking and
feeble individual, knowing enough, however,
to 60 in when it rains, unless some good
= !o,s:ng girl oifers her umbrella, Answers ,
Jtha name If John. Was last seen in com
panv with Julia Harris, walking with his
arm around her vast, up the plank road,
looking more like fool, # possible, than
eyer. Anybody who will catch the poor fell.
low and bring him carefully back, SO that
,nay chastise him for running away, will
be asked to stay 70 tea ~
HENRIETTA \. SIXTH.
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ihe Only TuiI Course .Ecrcau-
Tile College in Iowa.

ID ,0H IfN'Gh OF the 0ropue'0rS II there COLLEGES
lt'c % 'an"F "r expense N nokI7S these model NJ
~ liz, "h'tHinS the N - adequate fsoil!ues for
soc F1sltl"ns III life.
1872 curse Of instruction as n rough and nrIe.c
y lItu'li as that Of t.0Ntr ,,-,Itr1o0 N Il =,
hcn Comprising scien IGc and praucs exercises IN
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Pontt I awattannie Con-.
~ ron sA1I !
HORACE EVERp,
C0uncf1 ur~~

G WqrsE or 20. IS x4axa NJ
! D. SprtHger's farm, s m1t.. ses M.
Or q ar ., 70, $50 ,,. ,s'lh Il =.
lotion land . miles akav. ~. ca H..
" y n Or 5, n, 4i--e6 &C., sf5ar''
toe creek, \ mile sousfi q ~ .. TINY
" ar 3, n, 40--1s6 aeyes - M
containing about 20 ssresof t,rass es.s 1.
tertnfy,s, in Shelby county. "a
| 81 NWGr; Mar Syy,-.
}" ar =, 70, '4e--240 acses, SasssFr.
tom land on toe Stage foi,ia ia, y
| Grove, Joining G a sibeEynI. 49, nlae
the south, and Mr. Pies and p,s1 s1se u,
There Is ne better body Of ,.., y as
| near. hsissss =.
Also, sw qr NV ar; and x
acres, y mile east oithe aboye; ss,e.r
tinser.-y.- ..-.-. ss.assus
81 sw Or 10, aadgE usr
! Sishnab0tsny bottom land > 40. ., Il
near Cntzinser's Mil; absuf 81 p''agys
| tEaGt; mile north OF the Deyr ssa
y Or and S Wqr7, rs IA - q.
on the Nlshnabo.taby River. 4 - ~ {.
and the same distance aboys 5I'sa LIS ssss
! PIeree's farm va, nj :!
! y W or WoT34; WHsgo.
~ ar ~; N.Y. Hor;E1 y.sSEp,
and y :" or S Ear %, II. 4a-4l.h assI
Council Bluffs -. - - D' "'' s'id Is b.
'4oi En- 10; ny sndswar.n
actes, Missouri River bottom - = Ega,
ell EIuaS. 'a0sb 2gs
Eh4, whEwqr, and sw,
t@-sOo acres, bottom, slope AM -, sss,
Pigeon, 70 miles n Z Of Co,1e-i' y y sla ~
Of timber. Thisa very fue ,,.,, 81 ~
! Of W Or s " a.; and " !. s s% m
Z Or "a, 70, A-2oo acses, b,t,s. = YEA
! Council Bluffs. '',sSil AZ. ~
! E4 swqr; sEor a,ss-
1IY' acre, bottom Land, Oh Littis W.. W. =, 1
En- Eqr 25;N or and wxs "
ch,,s. bottom land On Silver oI.ss safs1.
EH sW q; and whsYgs.
yer creek bottom land, u mile ssr,I si--''se
s Z Or n " Or IS, IS, ss-soa
! Piaces' and c FeGner's farrus ss nile avE
~ n or %; and swarsv
/ town. '''s. 90 zle .yr,
So NE qr. and z or 10; sax~
n. "'-iso acFes en- SI:haasst;ssr stss
100 acres Of timber, taiaaee tott@ : = sassls 8.
! adjoining Nj TTue's ana Mr. y,srh, pIais %
VIZ ) " Or; HQrsggr; 80 "a -,
ID, 4i--l35 SO acres, On Key erssE tFEf,
mill. and = mile above NJ 4intrTr,.n .i aasz !.
from Council! Bluffs Also, s,.as,s ~. ~ 3 ]
s-co~ A.
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DR.. M'LANE,I
CELEBRATED
V ERMIFUCl
- ND
LIVER PILLl

WE beg leave to call t. :
W ton Of the Trade, al: :
especially the Physicians Q:
country, to two of the mos PC
lar remedies now before the D.
We refer to
Dr. Chas. M'Lane's ttI,bnh
Vermiluge and LiverI
We do not recommend tra
universal Cure-alls, but sinpr !.
what their name purports, VI
THE VERMIFCGE i
For expelling Worms ic- i
human system. 1t has al 1 I
administered with tie mos M
factory results to various An
subject to Worms. /
THE LIVER PILLS, /
For t,iccure of LIVER CoMP1A.g,
all Bilious DERANCEMIHTs,I
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases Q:
FEVER AND AGvE,
preparatory to or after taking 4
nine, they almost invariably NJ
4 speedy and permanent curc,
As specifics for the above ri
toned diseases, they are Urrr-
and never known to fail whc:,-:
ministcrcd in accordance With !.
directions.
Their unprecedented PoPa-
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PlTTsBuRcH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug brsaa
in which they have been suoe.
fully engaged for the last TTc'
Years, and they will row give tx
undivided time and atterro, .
their manufacture. And bslnea
.errlined that DR.. M'Lares IL
rated Vermifuge ard Liver r
hall continue to occupy TIT I:
osition they now hold among 2
veat remedies of the day, II
VI continue to spare relths' To
IF expense in procuring the rs
d Purest material, ard C.
Fand them in the most th0''::::
MINER. Address all ordersr
FLEMING BROS. PitsbHrshS
l Dealers and Physicians Ordering fs1 y.
thaflenins Bros, will do we'll e. wIls ~
disttly, and tale none but Dr.. -N'L1ntt 70. :,
FJc,g Bros. Fasbur7h, Ia. To thuss nss'g . r.
thni trial, we will forward per mail p ~ 80,
part the Omitted States, one box Of ~ ~, Z
thrsnt postage stamps, or enc vial Of NsE ~. .,
FOUR threc-cent stamps. All orders frcs Vsa<S'
, to smpaIiei by twenty cents extra
r. GEEsANAN j. Co.,
. 1T ancil Bluffs, sole Ase'ts ff -" "a
IorHd Nebraska. ',o.
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Ma, have you cot any carrots?'
nrsad Il iistla boy. who had been ri:ing a
letter for his mother. "Whv. my son %
asked his mother. "'Cause | left ont q
word in my letter. and the teach SAYS that
when We lave ont a " ord we must put in a
carrot, and write the word we want to put
IN over tho Inc.
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"Mr. Jenkins, will it suit you to set
tie that old bill Of yours!'
'No. sir; YOU are mistaken in the man,
I'm not ore of the old Settlers
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:pe6al eetn1es Wi! be delivered occas ioraiv ou
an" sC!eh''h8 HH''7-fF, by ren' emel ui known
'eicoF',E, which Wi! lie free - the p,.Dl.c
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y Whist ia the difference between a
nean.tress and = groom? One menLs the
toar, while the o.aor tends the mare.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25
WIN. WALKE, Secretary.

COUNTY PATRoLs.-The organization of pa
trolls in the connties is now matter of some
Importance, and no time should be spared by
the oountrymen in taking prompt measur es
for keeping affairs above suspicion. Sus-
picious characters, and suspected ones
should be carefully looked after, and those
who are unable to give good account Of
themselves shou Id be at once expelled. The
country is the great working ground of the
Abolitionists, and nothing remains but decis-
i've action in ferreting out and running off
the negro-stealers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25

DrscLAIMsg.-An article appeared in
the Day Book of Wednesday last, which was
| written throughout in humorous vein, in
regard to the Harper's Ferry rescue affair.
After the article was in type, the letter to
Mr.. Raleigh on the Eastern Shore, was re-
tional remarks added, in the same vein of
humor as the preceding part, and intended
not to be received as in earnest, the
evidence of which we thought was album
dainty apparent, both by the heading Of the
first paragraph zap. S.-N. By and the
conclusion of the last, ('in horny We
of course thought this could not easily be
mistaken for a reliable, earnest assertion,
and that it would be received in the same
spirit it was written. In this, we were mis-
taken, however. for we were called on the
same day in regard to the matter, aud AS
sured it had wounded the feelings of many
of the gentlemen from the Eastern Shore,
resident in the city. Now, this being so far
from our intention in the premises, we felt
have been placed on it, and regret that it
was susceptible of being received in that
light. We promptly and cheertuliy dis
claimed any intention Of casting any serious
redections,to the gentlemen who called upon
us, and we now publicly tender the same dis
claimer.
There are many high minded, worthy and
patriotic gentlemen living in this city from
the Eastern Shore, and among them we have
the honor to have some most intimate and
cherished friends, whose sensibilities we
could not easily be induced knowingly to
wound.
That portion of the article which has
given offence was hastily penned and sub
mitted without due consideration, and it was
owing to that fact, no doubt, that it is sus-
ceptible of an Interpretation we did not in
tend for it; if its caption and conclusion al
low its being interpreted otherwise than
ronical
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County Meeting.

A meeting OF portion of the citizens o.
Norfolk County was held at Washington
Point, on Thursday evening, at Gisbon's Ho-
tel. The meeting was organized by app 1int-
ing Major Samuel Etheridge Chairman, and
VIM. Wake, Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object OF the
meeting to be, to call the attention OF. the
citizens If the County to the importan Of
forming an organic alton throughout the en-
tire County, in order to defeat the machina-
tions OF those hostile 10 the institutions I'M
der which We live.
On motion of Benjamin Tatem, ESQ.,, the
following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously passed
Whereas, The peculiar institution of the
South is now being threatened and warred
against by citizens Of other States, the re-
suit OF which is to jeopardize the right of
property, and endanger the lives of our fell
low-citizens, and believing their emssaries
and sympathisers are to be found scattered
throughout the length and breadth of our
country,
Therefore,, be 1t Resolced, That a Mass
Meeting O., the citizens OF Norfolk County
will be held on Saturday evening at o'clock,
on Washington Poiat, at the Tavern of VIM.
Gisbon, for the purpose Of consulting and
adopting the best means of Kidding the coun-
ty of the presence of ali such persons
On motion, Resolped, That the proceed
Jugs of this meeting be published in the Day
Book, and other papers of the city be re
qaested to copy.
SAML ETHERIDGE, Chm.
WIN, Wake, Secretary.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. L. Walters, Proprietor.

VIM. L. Walters, Proprietor.
Nv Heird, William E Bartlett, Jr., John
Beihl, L GLENN, John j Abrahams, Bal
timore' e Everett, Boston; Robert 'Baman,
r D FINS. r C Odds, New York; M d Hath
away, Hartford, N q; W Tucron, Rich
mond; Jno A Jones, York County; Graham
Davis, Raleigh; E II Lindsey, Williamsburg;
F r Hasser, Coast Survey; I J Osborne,
Farmville; Thomas G Watson, Miss Watson,
Windsor; Miss Raymond, j Belmont, Charles
ton; C G Willard, Old Point; r Bryan,
Rocky Mount, E Doyle, Maine; David A
Barnes, N G.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Snith, Jr., Proprietor.
DR.. J Baxter, Nor folk County; capt
! B Simmons, Currituck, Jas B DeRton, Pey-
ton r Walden, Richmond; j j Rendell, N
4 P Railroad; g Wrightman, Philadel-
phia; c W Wickings, Norfolk County; MIR
Thompson, Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Watts DC Emnaerson, Proprietors.
ca Labrobo, H N Herd, Chas Stewart,
Baltimore; Alexander Marshall, New York;
4 d Nixon, Edenton; H Lamb, II Etherege,
Camden, N c.; G Bynam, W G Bynam,
Hartford; R Wynn, Florida; G Green,
A Anderson, Nmlngton, Vi " . benson,
Rochester, N Y; E Bonneville, Miss Bon
neville, Grand Gulf, Miss; John Williams,
Mrs Williams, Miss Allen, Halifax, N G; E
c Land, Sussex county; F WRECKS and
daughter, Nansemond; John W Harrison,
Boykin's Depot; Mrs Bishop, Mrs Foley,
British America; F II Elicit, Richmond, Va;
Judge John Copton, Elizabeth City; H j
Dozell, New York; John Williams, South
ampton; Smith Nottingham, Northampton
county; John Perry, Richmond; Elisha Nor
fleet, Suffolk; A W Mebane, BERTHE county,
NC; TN Briggs, Edward Briggs, Virginia;
and others.
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ANOTHER CoLLIsIoN.--Verily, the Norfolk
County Ferry Boats are becoming quite
prolific of locals.' 1t is but a few days since
we chronicled a collision between one of
them and Commodore Jas. Browns freight
steamer Harmony, and we now have anoth-
En- On W Wednesday morning about eleven
O'Clock, as the Ferry steamer portsmouth
was entering the dock in Portsmouth, the
Harmony, having "a small barge in tow,
ran against her side, but happily she struck
the guards, which are of very staunch ms-
terial, and no damage ensued. We were on
board the Portsmouth at the time, and as far
as we could Judge, the collision was caused
by pure carelessness on the part of the man
ayers ON both boats. More care should be
had. so that the passengers and the boats
should not be thus unnecessarily subjected to
danger.
THE PRoTRAcTED MEErING,-At the Court
Street Baptist Church, Portsmouth, is increa-
sing in interest. Last night after very etec-
tive discourse from the Pastor, Rev. M r Wat
kinson, several persons went forward ana
asked the prayers of the congregation. one
little incident we will not neglect to mention.
The Young Mems Christian Aid Society (who
are mostly members of the M. f. Wesley
Chapel attended in a body and enlivened the
meeting with some soul-stiring hymns o
praise,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25

M,LITARY.-We understand that orders
have been received here from Richmend, ia
structing the various volunteer companies
to hold themselves in readiness to take up
the line of march, at an hours notice. The
reception of this order caused y meeting OF
several of the companies yesterday evening,
who decided upon a nal which is to call
them all together at half hours notice.
This signal is to be produced by three taps
upon the city bell.
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J. J. MOORE & CO., Auct'r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
PAINTINGS, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard
ware. SeRars. &C., every night at 6x o'clk.,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at II O'Clock A.
81, Church street. H. SNOW, Agt.
no 14-4m J. j. MOORE & Co. Auctrs
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GIVE US --LIGHr.-in making our way
through the streets of our sister city the past
few nights, W have several times come near
running over or knocking against cows and
other animals which happen to be out late.
and wandering about the streets. The cause
OF this is not, as perhaps some readers may
think, that we had ''brick in our hat" be-
cause we are staunch ultra tee-totaller, and
never "indulge," but because the magnani-
nous and economical City Fathers have for
some time past cut off our supply of gas; so
that now the city of Portsmouth has re-
lapsed back into the state OF darkness and
gloom which existed anterior to the erec-
ton of the spacious gas-generating estab
hshment which now supplies the city with
light. We believe the cause of the stoppage
of public gas was on account of some finan-
cia difficulty existing between the Council
and the Gas Company, and we trust the City
Council will at its next meeting take the
matter into consideration, and adopt some
plan whereby the citizens may be lighted
through the thoroughiares in the "dead of
night" without being subjected to the dan
ger of making arial ascensions, urged up
ward by the horns of some exasperated pro-
Queer of milk.
We confess decided repugnance for all
such exploits, and trust we shall soon have
the street lamps lighted as in days OF yore'
so that we shall have light when the clamps
of heaven are hid.
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JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r.

NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA HO-
TEL, AND ALL THE REMAINING FUR
NITURE In 1T, AT PUBLIC UCTION.
IN THURSDAY, the 1suday of December,
~ on the premises, commencing at IL o'clock
shall sell to the highest bidder on the day
above mentioned, the property on Commerce
near Main Streets, known as the North Caro-
lima and Virginia Hotel. 1t contains twenty. two
sleeping rooms, two sitting rooms, one long
dining room, bar and sitting room, large hall,
and a crockery room adjoining the dining
room, fine kitchen, and a range for cooking,
SAID to be as good as any in the State, paved
yard cistern, &c. The lot fronts on Commerce
street and alse on Rothery's lane part OF the
lot is net IN fee simple, but pays ground rent
of $40 per year, the balance is in fee simple
The licence on the property Tor Hotel purposes
has been paid to June 1850. Mrs. Harmason
who formerly owned and kept this property,
made money. It has proven bad investment
for me and have determined to sell it, bring
what it may
Also, all the Furniture (sfter the sale of the
HoteD left in the house win be sold.
am not in need of the money but want to
get rid OF the property. will require 4 cash,
in one year, in two years and the balance
in three years.
The Furniture will be sold for cash. If you
want to enquire any further about the property,
call on the auctioneer, as live in the country.
A. J. WISE,
no 2.td JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25

FUNERAL HoNoRs.-One of the largest and
most imposing professions ever seen ia this
CITY followed the remains Of the iamented
Col. N. C. King, to the Cemetery on Wednes-
day. A large concourse of citizens, togeth-
err with the Military and Fire Department.
were present, and followed with slow and
solemn stems to the monotonous sound OF the
mutfled drum.
In the procession We noticed the juniors,
Greys, Rihemen, and Home Guards the
Aid, United, Hope and Uaion Engine Com-
panies which with the large number OF cltl-
zens, on foot and in carriages, formed long
and solemn procession.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25

WALTER S. LAND IN NORFOLK alter s.
Land, who had been arrested in North Caro-
lima, was brought back and landed ia jail in
this city this morning
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25

ARRESTED FOR SEDITIoUs LANaUAGR.-We
are informed that white man by the name
of John Fletcher, has been arrested on Fer
ry Point, and committed to Jail in the oity
of Portsmouth, for using seditious language.
These are not the times for abolitionists to
come among US and express themselves too
freely; eur people are too mnch excited now
on t hat subject to allow any expression OF an
inhamatory haracter, to go unnoticed. we
advise all who sympathlse with the North on
that subject, to take.out at once. Since the
above was written, we learn that Fletcher
is native of W ashington City, ID. c., ship
carpenter by trade, and has been residing
here number of years, having married In
respectable family in Norfolk county. His
friends claim that he was intoxicated when
he made use of the seditious language charg-
ed to him.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-25
Auction Sales.

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VNHE Stock consists of varied assortment
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