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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-04

Danger.
Hon. S. Colfax in writing to his paper at
South Bend, Indiana, says in substance that
the Republican Congressman dare not use
free speech in Washington withsut danger
of being knocked down in the streets,
II oar memory serres as. tdithtully, this
same nervous NJ. G. made speech at In
dianapolis years ago in which he said his
life was not destined to be longr' He was
then dubbed the martyr member" We
are fearful apprehension will get the start
of Death in Schuyler's case.
The above article from late No. of our
paper was copied into the Forum of South
Bend, Indiana, the place of Mr.. Colax' S
residence. The Register, Colfax's paper,
now edited Ivy Mr.. Wheeler, clips the Forum
and pours into us broadside of Remarkably
coarse venom. We called on Mr. Wheeler
at South Bend on Saturday, March oath,
and spent pleasant half hour with him.
He told us he was intending to cannonade
the Times for the squib in question; we left
the Office without the least fear of demoli-
ton. The Register beat us home and on
our arrival its half column denunciation of
the writer was read with mingled surprise
and amusement.
Mr.. Wheeler denies that Colfax stated in
a speech at indianapolis that ''his life was
not destined to be long" and that thereup-
on the papers dubbed him the "martyr
member" lie charges us with looming
this term martyr member now for the first
time" and that we know it to be untrue -
Mr.. Wheeler is sickly, unhappy-look-
- man, whose ideas arc furnished by
Yer, and what he writes he is scarce
Ioccountable for; we can't think of quar-
with linn. Schuyler is good, in
dustrious Representative, little inclined to
play the demagogue, much disposed to mag
nifty the dangers of his position, and we
appeal to the journals Of Indiana if he did
W :, tiWe" at the city of In
axe speech before Fusion
p Convention, and in that
01e slanguage that bi1e.Ets
u }! a destieed to be long" This, age
kof the reputed -
ton FROM
-. c. at once
~ e..
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FOREIGN GoSstD.

TOTcbSu 1OSSIp
The London Times continues to denounce
the annexation Of Savoy to France. The
objections Of the Times will not prevent a
consummation long since decided upon by
Napoleon. Savoy is mountainous dis
trict worth nothing except as defence to
the French Empire against southwestern
invasion. 49,. 1t is reported that the Papal
troops will soon attack the Liberals of the
Romagna this will precipitate the Revolu-
ton, and then look out for splinters.
Sir Robert Hill, general of Waterloo is
dead. . -. The Duchess of Malakoff has a
baby. (. . .Reille' senior Marshal of France,
dead; he was born in 1906 and served un-
der Napoleon l.. The Great Eastern has
ceased to be a subject of conversation.
A thief broke away from London police
man, fell into dock and sunk suddenly
to the bottom. On the recovery ofhis body
thirteen sheets of stolen copper were found
beneath his clothing. 80. Clergymen ofleis-
ure now advertise sermons to hire for the
benefit of those who have neither time or
capacity to write them. DR.. Cullen has
raised S., 900 in Ireland to assist the Pope!
49,. DR. Haines of Cork drew $3.50 with a
ticket numbered 7S6. At the next drawing
of the lottery he chose the same number
and drew $2,50O.. The Society of Vim
cent de Paul and other Jesuitical orders OF
France are becoming obnoxious to the Gov
ernment. 1t is believed that these religion.
lists are tampering with the common sold
iers and stimulating their fears of the Pope's
authority. -. The Pope is making extraor-
binary exertions to please the people. He
appears in the principal streets Of the city
quite unattended and very familiar with all
he meets. Spain is growing tired of the
Moorish war; it costs too much money for
bankrupt nation to indulge in. .. The
time distance from London to Calcutta by
the Red Sea Cable is days. .Savoyards
arc understood to be anxious to attach their
mountains to Switzerland. "A countess of
the Lower Rhine in France recently gave
eth to an infant exactly resembling in fea-
nres tia priest Of the chateau. The relig-
hereabouts pronounce it a ere
leidence!' :. "A young soldier
- sO16gow married widow of 80, got ten
AQnsano pounds of her money, and deser-
9th her and the army. He will turn
lord in the United States. . A la
in Munich was scratched two years ago
the teeth of poodle, and in Jan. last
was taken with hyyarof hobia and died
Fcadful agony. The Princess Clotl-
|vs reported to ALLURE the bed Of her hus-
ind though sl07A 9TH
er sleeping places. ContinencS5 llOVcr uas
,.,'il NM 81 M fi1|| w.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-04

On one day Of week before last we coun.
selled the home partner, the hands in the
Office and all other persons who arc suppos.
ed to have any interest in our behavior or
whereabouts, and obtained 'leave" to 20
on train east and stay whole week il we
liked. We had no business in particular
to carry us abroad except to look up new
printing press preparatory to the enlarge
ment Of the Times. Not being able to find
such press as suited us we might have re-
turned in three days, but our trip was so
pleasantly associated with "gcntlemanly
conductors, ""whole- soulcd landlords" and
numerous private friends that the few dol
lars with which VIC started suffered but lit.
tie diminution, and hence we remained
away several days longer than our parole
authorized. We saw sights enough while
gone to fill three or four columns in descrip-
ton, but for the present our readers will be
spared relation of the events or daguer.
rcotype of the scenes which Memory has
laid away in the head and heart of the wri-
ter. A very brief account of the trip may
suffice to show how many places men can
- in ten days with the present facilities
yelling.
frcgor at 6 A. NJ. on Thurs
gswerc carried on the NJ.
The North Western to Chi
~ the same day-put up at the
vi kept by Doc. OsGooD
accommodating Sd
Went t1icvicker's
it and SAW poor play-cal.
on RouNDs Of the Cabinet,
e6f the Chicago Type Foundry.
oGpl of the Herald, Father DyTcn
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-04-04

| that the law does not oo48eern it. ~
small Matters but lawyers and law makers
do.' Yes, and you arc concerning yourself
about other peoples matters.
The Lacrosse Republican advertiscs for
"Rain." We would like to make "dick-
er"-trade bad debts or good subscriptions
for small shower
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Hanson to leave
1aEhich he did, l.
g.! !. !; t. !: - a.. T.. IT,! || iiI1
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him and his party Of about 80. ~
Howell Cobb has publishcda letter with
drawing his name from before the Charles.
ton Convention.
The N. Y. brig Virginia, captured as
SLAYER, in the Congo river, by the U. States
sloop ofwar Portsmouth, has arrived at Nor
folk.
The bark Isle D'Cuba, captured some
months since and taken into Boston has
been condemned as SLAYER.
r<i> Dtch from Atkinson, Kansas, says
Iunty officers have been elect
ne thrown out that, in the
nomination at Charleston,
didate before the Balti-
Convention. If he is
nd the corn shellcd off
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-24

RUNAWAY HoasE.-Last evening about z
O'Clock, as Or. Wright's horse, attached to
bis chaise, was standing in front of his office,
he suddenly became frightened, and dashed
up Main street at furious speed, and when
IN front of our office, one of the wheels came
off, " hich had tendency to excite the ami
nal more; but he was stopped in his wild
career as he reached the corner of Main and
Church streets, by several persons who hap
pened to be near at the time. A small boy,
the son OF the Doctor, was in the chaise at
the time the horse started off, and strange
to say, he received no injuries whatever.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH.
Nj A Rim e N E w S .
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, Jan'y "a.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell from Balti-
more.
Schr Planter Hopkins, I'm E. Shore, corn
and oats to Master.
Schr William and Wesley, Monger, from
York River, to Master.
Schr VIM Francis, FIN York River, corn
to master.
Schr Industry, Meizell, slaves, corn a d
cotton.
Boat Caryall, corn to B 7 Bockover.
Schr Ellen Goldsboro, Todd FIN Baltimore,
-four.
Schr d W Hammonds, Wixon, ia ballast
from Harwich.
Schr May Queen, fin Boston in ballast.
Schr Julia Franklin, Jewett, fin George
town in ballast.
Schr W S Hendren, i'm Richmond, with SUI
gar.
Schr Exit Gray, I'm Nansemond, with CO II.
Schr Mist, Dissoway, FIN N Y, to Rowland &
Bros, mdz to sundry persons.
Schrs Eugenia and Snow Storm, i'm N c.,
with corn
CLEARED.
Schr Enoch Pratt, Smith, for W est Indies
Schr Ruby Tracy, for West Indies.
HAMPTON ROADS.
Schr Lady Wedbee, Day, of N c, I'm Charles
ION, for Il City, went ashore on Cat DINA Shoals,
near New Inlet, on Tuesday nth inst, about 6
A NJ, and will prove total loss. Crew all
At Portsmouth, N II, 10th, Schr Hardscrab.
ble Packard, from this port.
Schr Russell, Hodges, from this port, ar
rived at New York on the goth.
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TIE BA11.-The German Dress Ball.

THE BALL.-The German Dress Ball,
came off last night according to an
houncement, at Johnson's Hall, and we
are pleased to report that every thing
passed of we'll. The company, although
not large in number, seemed to enjoy
themselves very much, and this morning
as "Oid Sor' was peeping up from be-
hind the curtain, the crowd dismissed
all well pleased with the evenings enter
tainment
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Coon ADVICE An exchange INDUCES in
a bit OF sermonizing, and concludes ia the
following pious strain;-Be always content
a long as your mouth is full and your body
c1vered-remember the poor-kiss all the
pretty girls don't rob your neighbours hen
roost-never pick an editors pocket, nor
entertain the idea that he is going TO treat
kick dull care to the deuce-black your own
boots-sew on your own buttons, and be sure
tG take paper and pay for it." We com-
mend this advice to all the grambling, stin-
gy, bashful, dishonest, deranged, down
hearted, lazy and old fogyish Inhabitants Of
this mundane sphere, as it is admirably suited
to their several conditions of mind and body
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something New of Late ImpOr.
FARM FOR SALE.

nNE of the most desirable Farms in tn is sec
~ ton of country is for sale 1t is portion
farm of air, Virgnius DENLY on the Elizabeth
river, four m lies from Norfolk. Its location is
superior To any in this section OF country, 1t
contains fifty acres, twenty-five of whicS are
tage, with all the necessary out buildings tits
well stocked with Fruit Trees Of both dwarfand
standard kinds. There is attached 20 it fishe-
ly, said to be one Of the best on this shore -
There is on the farm between two and three
hundred loads OF manure.
Only small portion of the purchase money
win be required, the balance to he paid in yeai-
iy installments, with the interest For more
minute de scription enquire Of
SO. MERWIN, h co. ,or to
! ial9 ISAAC nj, SMITH, l4a Main st,
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SusrENDED.-All manner of work was sus-
pended yesterday in the Navy Yard, in re-
poet to the funeral ceremonies of the child
of Commodore Bell, which occurred at the
Commandments residence in the Yard.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,

Wm Il. Waters, Proprietor.
Edes Hambleton, B Baltimore; William Il
Neiman, Philadelphia; l. Elendorf, N. York;
David Currie, Richmond; J w Downey
Elizabeth City County; H E Dennis and SER
want, Hampton; Capt F Crosby, Ship White
Swallow; Capt A j Small, Brig Crawford;
William Summerton, Summerton, Va; w
Jarey, North Carolina; w Elliott, Vir-
ginia; G p Matthias, Petersburg; Thomas NJ
Chandler, York County, Va; James Smith,
Jr., Old Point Comfort; E G Smyser, York,
Penn.
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OPERA HoUsE.-Last night Miss Ada
Plunkett made her first appearance before
Norfolk audience, in her great character
of Juliet, in Shakspeare's play OF Romeo
and Juliet, and we feel it our duty to awari
praise to Miss Plunkett for the correct man.
ner in which she represented her part, Mr.
Dickinson appeared as Romeo, and it would
be perfectly supertluous for us to SAY on-
tword in his praise, as all will testify who
!. have had the pleasure of seeing him on the
stage. 70 night Lovell's great play in five
acts entitled loves Sacrifice, will be per.
formed, in which Miss Plunkett will appear
as Margaret Gilmore, and Mr.. Dickinson, as
Matthew Elmore, supported by the entire
strength OF the excellent stock company al
tacheG.
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The AwAKENiNG.-Another happy and in.
terestlng meeting occurred at the FRS,
Presbg terian Church of Portsmouth last ev-
ening The Rev. Charles II. Hall preache d
in his most happy manner, and in response
To his eloquent and persuasive appeal, num-
s'ers bowed themselves before the ''mercy
seat" We presume that Rev. Mr.. McMahoa
will each tonight.
We learn from those who have particpa-
ted in them that the enquiry meetings held
daily at P. Nj. in that Church are very in
terestng and conducive to a "growth in
grace"
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The GREYS.-That fine and admirably
Greys, of this city, We're on parade yesterday
afternoon, in command of Lieut.. Wilbern.
They presented th;ir usual handsome ap-
pearauce, and marched through our various
streets, accomplishing the different manau-
gres in manner creditable to veterans.
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SEVERE ACclDENT.-About l o'clock yes
terday afternoon, Mr.. VIM. H. Oliver fell q
distance OF nearly thirty feet from the rear
door of his sail loft on Roanoke Square, and
was very badly injured internally and bruis-
ing his hip very severely. 1t was almost
miraculous that he escaped with his life
One OF his feet was also badly crushed.
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mas and ROliday Presents,

Il Ru PRESENTS.
NOW Is THE TIME
10 GET YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CALI An j. NJ. FIaEEMAA'S
JEWELLERY STORE,
30 Corner Main and Talbot SITS,
AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM ONE OF THE
Most Magnificent and Extensive
A y u Il T N 7 S
OF WATCHES, JENkGLRY, &c,
THAT HAS EVER BEEN SEEN IN NORFOLK.
READ TIE FOLLOWING LIST CT NEW
JEWELRY, &C.
AND COME 40 ENGSiGEGalAN'S
AND SELECT A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS
PRESENT
Gold Waite hes OF superior quality and exquisite
Silver " Hurting Levers, English and SWISS
makes,
Sets OF rich Carbuncle, Coral. Lava, Enamel,
Jet, Malikite, All Gold Cameo, and Mosaic
Ear Rings, Pins and Bracelets,
Enanels coral, Lava, jet, PeaIi, Carbuncle
Pins III great prGfuSi0n.
Diamond, Cameo, CarbunCle anu other stone
Set Aings, in every style,
Bracelets, consisting Of Cameo, All-Gold, Lava
and Chain Bracelets,
Chatelaine Guard Vest and Fob Chains,
Gold Thimbles, Shields, Spectacles and Eye
Glasses,
Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, in every style and
variety,
Silver Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Iongs, Ice Cream
Knives, Butter Knives. sugar Spoons, Pie
Knives, Salt Stands, Egg Spoons, SC, yc
Plated Ware, an unusually large, rich and
besntiiai patterns.
Fancy Goods, consisting of Work Boxes, Jew
clry Cases, Glove Boxes, Toilet stands.
Butter Coolers, Fruit Stands, with many
useful aud desirable articles too numerous
10 mention.
| FREEAI ANS is the place where variety and
richness of display can only be found IN the
! city and as IL e stock is unusually large, wound
invite all to come and see and with the ready
cash great bargains can ne had.
FREAMAN'S is the place to buy line rich
goods, at low figure keeolert at No O
/ corner of Main and Talbot is the only place
you may expect TO find
de q FREEMAN'S Establishment.
| ANDEs EFAi'S Harry Garuen Peas, war.
- ranted the very best, Just recsived for sal
| by
ia % KING & TOY.
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Local TteYRA@s

MAYORS Court, NORFOLK + icrga
3nsea, Presidins.
John Nell, white mar, was arrested last
hight for blowing a whis -horn, whch i.aa a
tendency to make him noisy and Eioi' us
John W as fined So, and required Ia Il Il :
curly for his particular good coaduct
OK A BENDER.-Samuel Quinn, and John
Garfow, white men, both visited Mr.. Smith
last highland being in his company for solue
time. they both inhaled his breath, which
ugly, and the consequence resulted in both
being carried to Congress (on Avon street,
where they remained until this morning., and
on being examined before his Honor the
Mayor, each one was required to pay So,
and advised 70 sin no more.
FINED.-Wesley Lemon, OF lemon color,
was arrested last night for dealing in lemon
mixed with lightning. He was required to
lemonade to Jail, or pay the sum OF two dol
lars for the offence he had committed.
DKcHARaED--Cherry Dawson and Bar
barry two free negroes, were arrested, char
4ged With being in the city without evidence
Of fre edom-d discharged.
COMMITTED VIM. Anthony, slave of Dr..
Cornick, was arrested as arunaway-com-
mite 1 to Jail.
ED.-PatieHce Wilson, pumpkin col.
ored iree individual of the city, was found
last ght by one Of the Charlies supplied
with he essence of Smith. She was escor-
ted to the Palace, and this morning required
to deoosit So in the City Treasury.
ALI SAFE.--James Rim, james Banty and
Julius Miller, three seamen, belonging on
board the United States Ship Pensacola
were arres ted yesterday by officers Glenn
and Wy att, charging them with being de
setters. A ccording to instructions, the three
were carried over to the Penn, and deliver
ed up to the officers.
MAYoR's CouRr, poRTsMoura-G. w. Grice
Presiding.
The Watch report the city quiet last nigh,
no incendiary attempts--ne burglaries-
no arrests.
MIR. Charles Martin was before His Honor
! this morning in answer to peace warrant
ISSUED against him yesterday on complaint Of
Mr.. Josiah Hodges. 1t was deemed unneces-
sary to put Mr.. Martin under bonds, as he
Nisclaimed any Intentions of harming Mr..
hodges, hence the warrant was dismissed.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-24

DAlLY LGNE.-The splendid steamer Geor-
giana which has recently been purchased for
the Bay Line, will arrive here tomorrow
morning, and hereafter we hope to be favor
ed with daily mails from the Nosth.
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TUE LAUNCH. We have been informed
that the "Richnond,' the gun-boat recently
constructed at the Gosport Navy Yard, will
be launche at high water on Thursday.
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Rev Grocery and provision


New Grocery and Provision
store.
USI received per steamers, fresh supply
81 Of the best Goshen Butter. Also,
Western and Glades Butter,
New Leaf Lane, State CAeese,
sugar Cured. Hams
Welch's Family and Extra Flour, or sale
at the lowest market prices, at NO very
Wharf.
jazz BLAKE !. GRIGGS.
HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.
~ COMPETENT general House Servant
n will fad employment by applying at No
81, Cove street. ia 81
TOBACCO.
ID: EUXEGS John Miller bright ID Lump,
epB so do Osceola Twist, in small Cad.iiss,
just received Also good variety OF other To.
baccos. in store, and for sale at very low prices
at wholesale and retail by
HAMBURGER T. co,
SO Main street,
ia 81 Sign of Big Indian in front.
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FOR RENT FOR 1880
Mr.. f.. GURNEY

MI. e. q U RIM BY
HAVING made arrangements to remain for
IL the present with '''
r. w SEABURY's SONS.
70 OF AND SHOED Ems
NO. 10 MARKET SQUAnE,
WIN be pleased to see the friends and patrops
OF Quincy & Co, extend their trade to the
mousse with which he is now stopping, feeling
assured thatihey will be pleased with the char
acter OF the goods and the liberal m ode of deal
-. my OF lhe Messrs. Seaburys. Persons desiring
to see me personally, will please mention their
WISH II should not happen to be ia the iron ,
store at the moment they are in. ia 10
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I1sTrRUCTlua On P;aN.,
10 YOUNG MEN

I,EtNu WIEN DESIRING TO OBTAIN A
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS
EDUCATION IN THE SHORTEST
POSSIBLE TIM,
A ND AT THE LEAST exnease. are now
"A tat the beginning Of another yeaD Offered
very advantage and facility at lie NORFOLK
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, JOHNsuN's
HALL. The improvement OF students 1t,
Penmanship and Book Keeping, always opel.
10 the inspection of visitors. Hours OF IN
de 30.ly
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDURTRY
And Young Beginners.

A MD by so so doing you keep your mechan-
N les at home. In order to commence the
encourae ement, cali down and examine our
large assortment OF Tin Ware of our own man.
u'acture, viii. h we are selling low, as we do
not intend 10 keep any more goods than we
can possibly help, of any manufacture than our
oSh. We promise to keep better assortment
than we have ever kept, SO that our CUSTOM
can furnish themselves with any article
iiutt2iiag, Sp0utng, repair of Roofs, Pumps,
&c Pipes INSIDE OF Tn, Copper, American,
eng lish, Russia and Galvanized Iron, Zinc
NC, ami III fact anything in the House Fur
nishIug line. Give US a call.
A w SMALL s. co,
No S, Wate street,
il ~ One door from Market uafe
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Notice of Dissolution.

TN E firm oil A MOCK Il co, was dissolved
On t.le cath ultimo, by the death of A j
MOCK M EEan, the surviving partner having
bought out he interest of SAID \ Mock de-
ceased, in the concern All persons indebted
to the firm will please core Tor ward and set
tie, and all persons bavinc Chains sgainst them
Will present hem for payment 10
ia 10 NJ j RYAN.
III i. a copy w
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES,.
FE7EaL undersiSued having taken the store
Z No. Cam Wharf, tor tn e pur puse
OF con ucting Il
GROCERY BUAl TES
Is determined to X ep choice and we'll select
ed assortment of IL articles in his line, feeling
confident OF success in pleasing those who may
favor him with call. The attention and pa.
trcnage.ot his friends and the public generally
is solicited, with the assurance that no efforts
will be spared to meet their wants.
ia l3-tf Il ID WILBERN.
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MERCHANTS' HOTEL NORFOLK
John Smith,, Jr., Proprietor.

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
John Gross, Richmond; John W Butter
worth, Petersburg; VIVA G Mercer, William
Mcbride, Judge Magnanant, Currituck; s
} Brown, S H MARITIME, Norfolk County; MIR
Lindsay, North Carolina; Jarrat w Everett,
South Quay; A G Cross, W II Gross, Gates
county, c; Arthur W West, Hampton; w
Thomas, Va.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. C. C. Bartling, Proprietor.
R j Hayward, Philadelphia; Phillip S B
Corbin, Nansemond; George f Griffith, Bal
timore; Nm l. Warwick, l. Morton. Rich
mond; James ii Kenyon, Elizabeth City, N
G; Michael Sykes, Norfolk County; John II
Archer, John I Delvat, Northampton; W
W Whitaker, U s NJ A.
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BUlNED.-A little girl, daughter of Mr..
sSmitl, residing on County street, in Ports
mout i, was severely burned about the lace
and eek the other day, by accidentally fall
lag o the cooking stove. We are informed
that ne little unfortunate, who is about two
years of age, was left in charge of servant
girl, Who very carelessly left her alone in
the b 1use, and during her absence, the little
one III on the stove and was burned.