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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CRY OF EVANSVILLE, Oct 90, 1850
ASOTECE rs BERR 3k" GKT.E~R-

NIIl Of ENANSVIIIE. OCT 70, IbFNJ.
ASOTKEE rs BERR BIZ" GIVEN"
. that ], Christian Hedderich, Collector of
the CITY of Evansville, between the hours of and
II o clock A NJ, and , and O'Clock p. NJ, the
4th of December, 1860, will sell at public auction
at the door of the Court House in the City of Ey-
ansvie, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate and improvements, as
sessed for the payment of City taxes for the year
1860, due from the owners thereof to the City Of
Evansville, the same being due and unpaid,
and for the costs of said SALE and that such sale
will be continued from day to day at the aforesaid
hours and place until all the lots and parcels OF
real estate herein mentioned sold offered for
L.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

- The privilege Of yearly aiVrrtsers Is limited
30 juir M t. immedine bu-inese in their oWn nlise
and III advertisements Tor the benefit Of other
persons as " ell .si advertisements and AdVrr-
tseni,uts of auction sEs and advertisements with
lie u other persons, s-t ia oy tAShns IA dst
be paid for at the usual rates RI
ma No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, sOrety, association or public meetihg
and no communication designed To call attention to
a. matter of limited of individual interest caA be
Ia serted unlesss paid for Il advertiscment
AG Contracts for yearly advertising will not bo
tisc Itinued unless order to that effect lsft at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than =
rear the price OF the whole year will be charged
ishsl at the expense OF the attorneys ordering ana
at delayabe for legal proceedings, but eSllectable
Il our usual time.
70 Our terms for Job Work and transient adveT-
.lseutents CASH.
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Gantner, 4 Becker, improve
ments on
GOelz, Leonhard
GOelz, Phillip
Goelz, John, middle half of
improvement on Eyans
homestead
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k@O TKCR NO HRKRS SOFPRTFTFO.R.
o " TO SELL REAL ESTATE

A m
9W TO SELL REAL ESTATE
STATE OF INDIANA,
VaDdcrburgh County.
Notice is hereby given that Harriet Wilson
administrative of the estate of RmOry Wilson, de-
ceased, has filed her petition sell the real estate
of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to
at the next term Of the Court Of Common Pleas of
said county, TO be hold at the Court House in the
City Of Evansvile, on the 1st Monday of January
next. HARRIET WILSON,
noVl2-Stw Administrative.
(tOJR-SEG.0.mBgN-r TO COOK =
u LANGLEY
100 sacks pure PennsyIvauia Buckwheat flour
100 bbls pure Northern Onions, 1000 fbs prime
Ohio aud Pennsylvauis Butter. The above will be
sold at Cincinnati prices adding freight, by
novI2 COOK & LANGLEY.
KUsH, FISH, RESH.-10 KITS RX-
n ira Mess haekeral, 10 kits extra Ne. do.
10 kitts extra No do, kits tongues and sounds
bbl picked Goldfish, ) bbIs large No L MsckeraI
bbls do No. 2, } bbls do No. 3, tierces choice
kennebeck Salmon, bbl Baltimore Roe Herring
Dbl Shad. ! 500 lbs Georgia Bank Goldfish, very
choice, 200fbs smoked Halibut in store and for sale
Dy (noVlz) COOK LANGLEY.
r. E.UOJN-S, Cocoa WITS, R1TS.
A% ins, &C. Gc.-6Oo fresh Cocoa Nuts < hrs
fresh Lemons, 25 bx Layer Raisins 2 caska Z,nte
Currants, cask German Cherries, % bT. ,lrisb
Prunes, % drums SuItana Raisins Just received At
novl2 COOK & LANGLEY'S
"SHETR W-HR.RF FEOVR,-IOO
w sacks choice White Wheat Flour, at
hoV1z COOK d LANGLEY's.
"OHSR R.ADKSH.-IO DOZ rot
AA ties Horse Radish for tai bic use-best you ever
saw, AT lnoy12) COOK & LAEGLKY'S.
NAT&-R CHOICE PO-
tatoes:--l, 900 bush large size Pink Eye and
Neshanock Potatoes, the best in the city for sale
IN lots TO suit by (novI2) COOK LANGLEY.
EARRSR, CHEESE, CHRRSE-25
y bxs large rich Hamburger Cheere, 20 bxs Eng
lish Dairy do, % bNs Fancy Nutmeg do for sale by
noFIz COOK LANGLEY.
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COrOner's Inquest
KEELD OE.ER THE ROnT. a

(f.E q ., SHOT, .E.0'D EE.GD-25
y bags assorted sizes Shot, 200 ibs. Bar Lead
10000 French 6. d. Gun Caps, 10000 American do ,
10000 American $. B. do, II. 600 American u q
Water Proof Caps, ooO p. Revolver Caps, inst
received and for sale at
uovs ELLTOTT's Family Grocery.
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Statement of Deaths

IN the City Of Norfols during the month of
January, 1860.
White Males-Accident l, Consumption 8,
Commissions l, hamilton /, Pneumonia IT.
Females-Consumption 2, Commissions l.,
Old Age /, Pneumonia 20.
Black Males-Apoplexy l, Pneumonia /,
Unknown l-3.
Females Apoplexy 2, Burns 2, Consump-
tion 4, Old Age !, Pneumonia l, Unknown
IA.
Ages-One OF 50 years, from go to 20, 3
from so to go, 3 from 40 to so, from 80 to
40, from 20 to 80, 4 from S to 20, 6 under 2
years.
Total 2S-W hitss l3, Blacks 10.
WIN. M. WILSON, M. D.,
Health officer.
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For the Day BooG
Lines on the Death of a Dear
Brother.
By FRANK, JR.

By FRANK, JR.
Farewell, farewell, my brother dear,
;, Farewell, aye, forever,
from those bright eyes that once gave cheer
Alas l must sever.
my laughing smile has vanished now,
And all is sad and drear,
me eye that watched thy youthful brow
Has shed its parting tear.
The cherished hope that once did bloom
Has now faded and gone,
The radiant star which doth illume,
In its brightness hath shone.
Thy winning voice is heard no more,
10 thrill its music strain,
For 1t has gone to Canaan shore
To MARBLE there in twain.
Faded and gone, thine image lie
Beneath the cold, cold sod,
To dwell where hearts will never sigh.
And tongue breath strains to God.
Sleep, dear brother, sleep on in dust,
From those you dearly loQ'd,
Thy soul is gone to heaven, trust,
10 reign ever above.
NORFOLK, February 18th, 1859.
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EcLTPsEs. There will be partial eclipse
or the moon, commencing few minutes
past six O'Clock, 2. NJ, tonight.
July 18th there will be a total eclipse of
tne sun, visible as a partial eclipse, in the
morning, ending at Z O'Clock SO minutes, A.
M.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK

John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
E FL Hartley, Suffolk, Va; William Wralf.
Danville, Penn; William Beckley, Harper's
Ferry, Va; Ellis, North Carolina; VIM A
Duke, A q Grandy, Camden, G; Henry
Banks, E W Hardy, French, John Starke,
Virginia.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
Capt. C. C. Bartling, Proprietor.
A G Williamson and son, William ston, N
9; Charles Il Foster, Murfreesboro, N C;
W L Foster, Richmond, Va; s W Vicks, W
I Clarke; F M Peed, W X Ferguson, Fred
Greenwood, Norfolk; j Dudley Whitehead,
Virginia
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The STEAMER WATER WIrcH.-The
United States Steamer Water Witch has
arrived at Santa Cruz. Advices from her
represent all on board as enjoying good
health.
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JAS. L. BELOTE, Auctioneer

BY FERGUSON & BELOTE.
100000 SEGARS
At A UCTION,
IN BOND AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE, NOR.
FOLK.
MAJ X will sell on February 9th at ~ o'clock
w at the Custom House,
100000 splendid SEGARS, imported by Hen
ry Fitzgerald, direct from Havana, consisting
of quarter and tenth boxes, and in bbls loose
ALSO,
Several boxes Pine Apple Jelly.
The attention of the trade is especially d.
rected to this sale.
FERGUSON & BELOTE.
ia 30-l0t Auctiopeers.
(H Il A copy tds)
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Jurda'S Submarine Wrecking Co.
VIE SUBSCRIBER is authorised to make
L contracts for the raising of sunken vessels,
for specified sums, or as salvors for the above
Company. The company believes that they
can raise Vessels more expeditiously by their
Machinery, than can be done by any other
means now known, and would most respect.
fully refer to the owners and Agents OF the
Steamer "Long Island" recently raised in 30
fathoms water in 46 hours. Also the steamer
New World recently sunk in the North River.
Any information will be cheerfully given by
the Subscriber.
ia 9.lm VIII BUCK.
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OPERA HoUsE-GRAND MUSICAL AND ORA
MATIc FEsrlvAL.-It will be seen from our
advertising columns that tonight is posi-
lively the last one of the season, on which
occasion Mr. Dickinson begs to announce his
Benefit, and SELECTS the patronage and sup
port of his friends and the patrons of the
Drama, and has great pleasure to state that
the accomplished aud fascinating Miss Caro-
,ne Richings and her father have con cluded
to remain in Norfolk one night more, and
have in the most generous and handsome
manner rendered their gratuitious services
by appearing ia their great characters of
Old Guard" and Miss Thistledown and Mag
gle in the Bonnie Fish Wife.
Miss Richings will sing the Mar sailes and
Star Spangled Banner Mr.. Dickinson has
pleasure for the lovers of the drama, and we
do hope that every seat in the whole house
will be occupied. Give him a bumper.
We attach the following letter received
by the worthy manager:
G. K. DIokINsoi, ESQ.,, Lessee of the new
Opera House:
MY DEAR SIR--Without tie nonsence of
the usual flourish and preamble upon such
occasions, allow me to tender you, as a mark
of our consideration for yOa a S gentleman
and actor, the gratituitous services of both
myself and daughter upon your benefit mig ht,
Monday next.
In making you this offer am actuated by
two motives, regard for your deserts as "A
brother professional, and sympathy for your
struggles to worthily sustain the best inter-
ests OF the Drama in this city.
am, my dear sir,
Yours very truly,
PETER RlCHiNGS.
NArIoaAL HOTEL, Norfolk, Feb. Sd, 1860.
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Auction Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES AMI
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEGROES AMI
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.
by virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to me
- by Albert Elliott, which is of record in
the Clerks office of the county of Norfolk, l
shall.
On FRIDAY, the 10 h day OF February next,
proceed at rae residence o the SAID Elliott, on
'ewelPs Point in Norfolk county, TO sell at
public auction, IL valuable Slaves, consisting
OF Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
All the Household and Kitchen Furniture in
the occupancy of said Elliot
The stock of Horses, Hogs and Cattle, a II the
farming utensils, consisting OF Wagons, Carts,
Flows, Harness, &C.
One Buggy and Harness.
Crop of Cabbages, &c.
The Negroes will be sold for cash. For the
balance of the propert for sums over $50 four
months time will be given The purchaser
giving negotiable notes satisfactorily endors-
ed. w J BAKER,
feb z Trustee
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Boatswain-Zac. Whitmarch.
Gunner WIN. Arnold.
Carpenter-Jno. Greene.
Sail Maker-David Brooks.
Capt's. Clerk-David Mcclure.
Purser's Clerk - Turner.
Masters Mate-Wm. Pearce.
Sergeant of Marines -Thos. Grogap,
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GOING Ar TWO DOLLARs.

ICE Black Cloth Cloaks are selling now at
~ 81 90 at So Main st. Also, Raglans at all
prices. Some more of those fast colored Prints
at 10 cents, fine Black Alapacca at 25 cts Cas-.
simeres, Cloths, Sattinets and Vestings at a
very low price. New style DeLaines are SELL
ing here at % cents yard at SO Main ST.
ja7 NUSSBAUM & BRO
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VIOLATION OF THE Inspection Law. The
Schooner Emma c. Walsh, Captain Pryor,
was are ted by Sergeant Corprew yester-
day, for violation of the Inspection Law.
The schr Emma g. Walsh halls from Deals
Island, aud belongs to Captain Pryor, OF
New YORK. She loaded with l, l25 bushels
OF oysters at the former place some titne last
. week, aud started for New York, but On her
way down the Bay sprung aleak, and had
to put in here for repairs; she then started
forced her back, and she was captured by
the inspectors, and by order Of Chief In
spector Parker, handed over to Major Cor
prev. with instructions to collect tine fine of
$500.
NAVY YARD.-lt is reported on the street
that Com. 4. A. Dornin is to succeed Com.
Bell in command of this Naval Station.
The new steamer Richmond has received
on board her boilers. They were built under
the superintendeuce of Mr.. VIM. Petit, Mas
Ter Boiler Maker, at this station, and, it is
s8lu3 tnat tnls pIdnCu vi 'he "oiA ht'S peeh
executed in such manner as to reflect credit
on all connected with their construction.
j THE NoRFoLK.-The Ferry steamer Nor
folk. sunk in our harbor some time since,
which has been on the ways at Nash's yard in
this city, und ergeing repairs was launched
this morning and towed over to Portsmouth,
where her engine and machinery will be rem
oyated, &C., &c.
TIE REvIyAL-In the First Presbyterian
Church, Portsmouth, is continuing. IN
protracted meeting is to be continued the
present week. We have not heard from the
aosport Church, but presume that meetings
are to be held during the week.
The FAIR.-The weather to-day is decid.
} ealy inauspicious for the opening OF the La
dies Fair at Masonic Hall, Portsmouth, Tor
the benefit of the Dinwiddie Street Methodist
Z. Church nevertheless, we unerstand that
The ladies, nothing daunted, will open the
entertainment this evening. The beaux, OF
course, will be there, rain or shine, provided
ALWAYS the bellies turn out, and young LADIES'; as
you are neither sugar nor salt, and therefore
the rain wont melt you, we hope You wiii De
there to greet them with s9iles.
Faa THE NEEDY.-We regret to learn tina
the funds of the Humane Society, are nearly
exhausted in consequence OF the urgent oe-
Inaud for fuel and other matters OF necessity
iroui the poor OF the city; and we are re-
qaested to state that contributions from any
person wishing to aid the Society IN IT'S DC
neyolent objects, will be received by h.
Tabb, Esq, President, or h. ID. Chamber
laine, Esq, Treasurer Of said Association.
|. NORTHERN MAIL.-New York papers VI
to the 4th instant, were received by the Mai
Drain over the Norfolk ami Petersburg Rail
road to-day.
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N laval.

ARRIVAL OF THE U. s. SHIP MERRrMAc.-
The Merrimac, Flag Ship of the Pacific
squadron. X. b. Hitchcock commanding,
arrived in Hampton Roads Saturday. came
up to the Naval Anchorage We ,t"rday morn
ing,and this morning rxcaangtd >alutes with
the United States Receiving Ship Pennsyl-
vania.
The steamer Merrimac left Valparaiso on
the 18th of November for Rio de Janeiro
where she arrived on the 18th o: Dec mber :,
and LETT again on the oath of the same month
1or home. During the first week out from
Rlo, she experienced bosterous weather and
head winds, which tended to lengthen her
passage.
She brings home number Of inyalids
from the Pacific and Brazil Squadrous The
health of the officers aud crew of the Merri.
mac has,been remarkably good, having lost
only four or five during cruise of thirty
months
The United States Ship John Adams was
at Rio, when the Merrimac left on the Gath
December. She had undergone some re-
pairs, and was expected to sail for the East
Indies in day or two.
The Congress was also there, and expected
to sail soon for Montevideo, from which
place the Dolphin was expected to arrive
daily.
The following is list of her Officers
Commander B. HITcucoCK.
LIST. Leut.-R M Wainwright
= I'd d Ammen.
Sd VIM. II Parker.
4th Livingston Breeze
9th Francis Ramsey.
Master-Phiip Porcher.
Purser-J ID Gibson.
Passed Asst. Surgeon - Schriyer
Asst. Surgeon ID Bloodgood.
Captain of Marines WIN. B SLACK.
End kieut ID Fendall.
Chaplain Charles A Davis.
Chief Engineer - Shines.
LIST Asst. '' - Lowring.
I" - Hebbard.
I'd G. - Ramsey.
I'd " - Landon.
Sd +" - Duplane.
Sd " - johnson
Sd /" Hoyt,
Sd i" - Kidd.
oats@ain-Zac. Whitmarch.
Gunner-W Arnold.
Carpenter-Jno. Greene.
Sail Maker-David Brooks.
Capt's. Clerk-David Mcclure.
PurSar's
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A CARD.
TAX E this method of expressing my gra-
l. titnde to my numerous patrons for their sup.
port during the past year, hoping that have
have used every effort in order to render
my work durable, as well as excellent in point
of finish and hoping that have been sue
spectfully solicit Continuance of the patron
age Of my former customers, as well as that of
all others who desire to encourage Norfolk en-.
tsrprise.
promise the same punctuality in future
which has heretofore been one OF the leading
characteristics of my business.
G A DAVIS,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
jazz No "a South Church street.
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AccIDENTs.-On Thursday afternoon last,
an elderly ladysnamed Mrs. NancylP. Whor-
ten while walking on Freemason street near
the Christ Church, made false step and
fell heavily to the ground, breaking her arm
just above the wrist,lDr. West was called in
and attended to the sufferer.
On the same afternoon small boy the
son of MIR. j. F. Daily, came very near
being burnt up, by his apron catching on
fire; happily grown person was in the
room at the time and succeeded in putting
out the flames.
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WHOLESALE

WHOLESALE
1859 FALL SUPPLY 1859
lust received very large stock of Hats,
u Caps and Furs. Dealers may rely upon
finding every thing new and desirable on the
most accommodating terms.
R. II S Il E V MS,
Moddeler of Fashion,
Would respectfully announce to his gsa.
friends and the Hat wearing community ~
generally, that he is now ready to fur. -
nish all who may wish new style of Hat with
the most beautiful model ever introduced In
this city entirely unique) made under my own
superintendance, of the finest material. Low
ers OF taste and durability are invited to make
me an early call. X H STEVENS,
Temple of Fashion. Practical Halter,
au23 No Market Square
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Mf' n. u u KIN Ely
IL the present with A'''' 'o'
+. w. SEABURY's SONS.
30 OF N D OEDEALERs
,yn NO. 10 MARKET SQUARE,
wan be pleased to see the friends and patrons
Of Quincy T. Co., extend their trade "a 't tbs
mouse with which he is now stopping, feeSbs
assured that they will be pleased with the chac.
i ;os 81 me goods and the liberal mode of deal
to see me personally, win please mention the,g7
wish II should not happen to be in the from
NN AAAoAuent tney are IN. ia 10
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STATE TAXES OF NORFOLK Cry FOR 1862
The following statement OF the State Tax of
this City is interesting, as showing the
amount contributed by our citizens for the
support of the Commonwealth per year,
With this large contribution to the revenue
of the State regularly, it is but justice that
liberal policy should be pursued towards
shy the Legislature, for the purpose OF fos.
tering aad sustaining internal improvements
calculated to build up and improve the trade
and commerce of our city
State Taxes of Norfolk City for
1859.
Statement of Tax on Real Estate, Personal
Property and License Tax in this city for the
year 1859; also Commonwealth fines for yio-
lation of law; sale OF Free Negroes remain-
ing in the Commonwealth contrary to law;
Collateral Inheritance Tax; also showing
the amount of Insolvents on Real Estate and
Personal Property; costs of Criminal Prose-
cutiOns, and support OF pr isoners confined in
Jail in the year 1853.
Tax on Real Estate for the year
1909. Observation-Disclosures. So, 255 81
Tax on Personal Property for
1859. Observation-Disclosures. 1851 u
Tax on License for 1S59........". 3l,0lS 81
Commonwealth fines collected
for violation of law....... 376 90
Sale of Free Negroes remaining
in the Commonwealth contra
ry to aw.......................... 1880 81
Collateral Inheritance Tax. 942 Is
S72,l60 so
lnsolvent Real Estate for 1885,. Sl3 S8
Insolvent Personal Property for
1852. ............................. 1853 80
Criminal charges for arresting
and support OF prisoners con-
fined in Jail; witness atten-
dance, jurors, &c................ 1856 Sc
Contingent expenses of Courts. 1886 %
CO 900 NJ
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LOOK HEREl LOOK HEREl

LOOK HERE LOOK HEREl
pahn AM selling Boots and Shoes as
Y cheap as they can be purchased by re-
tail in any part of the Union. / will
mention a few ofthe prices.
Ladies Goat, Morocco, and Lasting Boots, from
rs cts to 81 IL cts
Gents French Boots, Spring Bottom Sewed,
$6 90
Gents Opera Boots, Spring Bottom. sewed S.
Fine Calf Boots, Psgged, So 25
Fine Opera Tap seled do SO so
Long Grain Boots, So 25
Heavy Tip Boys Boots, from 81 to $I75
Do do Grain, from 81 25 to So 90
All kinds of Children's Shoes
Balmoral of Fine thick soles
Also Fine Light Soles, price from So 81 to S3 rs
Persons who purchased this article 2 months
ago, say they are the best they ever wore.
VIM HORNER.
No l6 Union street,
jazz Next to MerchantsHotel.
WINTER SHIFTING.
COME of the best Unbleached Long Cloth
- for Shifting, as we'll as some veiy superior
Bleached Irish Linens, and Canton, and Wool
tlannels to match, at the place for bargains
fe2 J. H. DAWSON'S
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TAxEs,-At the adjourned meeting OF the
Portsmouth City Council, held last week, the
poor tax was fixed at $l.5O on every tythe.
DR.. John Linn, chairman of the poor com.
mittee, stated that $4,000 will be necessary
for the Poor Fund.
The tax Oh free negroes (male) was assess
ed at $4.O0-$2.5O city tax and $l.5O poor
rates.
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LsspCaI TGeY9A Sn

MAYORS CouET, NoRFoLK-F. + ferg"-
9nsen, Presiding.
Robert Palmer, white man. drunk and
disorderly-required to pay two dollars and
give security for his good conduct, falling
in which he was sent to jail.
John, slave of G Banks, of Hampton,
arrested as runaway.
John Hawkins, white man, drunk and
rotous-discharged
Richard Thompson, white man, applied
for oding-accommo and discharged.
+ l. Gillian, white man, drank and disor-
derly-fnd 50 and discharged.
VIM Stewart, white man,applied for iodg-
ing discharged.
Richard Harry, white man, for stealing a
coon--required tc pay costs and discharged.
Thos Butler, free negro, deserter from the
Sahr Oseaola, Of Washington, ID. c. The
costs were paid by the captain, and the ne
gro sent ON board.
Mayors CouRT, PoRTsMoUrH-G. w. Grice
Presiding.
Eliza Reed, free negro, was before His
Honor this morning for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. She was sent to jail to be
conveyed thence to the Work House.
The city was very quiet both Saturday and
Sunday nights.
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INSTRUCTION ON PIANO

OANO
YOuNG MEN DESIRING TO OBTAIN A
IHOKOUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS
EoocALlON IN THE SHORTEST
POSSIBLE TIME,
A Nd AT THE LEAST expense. are now
~ lat the beginning of another year, offered
every every advantage and facility at the NORFOLK
IGDnNiMhhCrAL INSTITUTE, JOHNSON's
penmanship and Book Keeping, always open
70 the inspection of visitors. Hours of in
de 30.1y ~ ~ might
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GAs.-Alas | we fear our recently formed
and expressed hopes as to the streets OF our
sister city being lighted with gas, are likely
to meet with no speedy consummation. We
copy from the record of the proceedings of
the Council held last week:
The subject of lighting the streets with
gas being under advisement, a communities
ton was read from Chas. A. Grice, ESQ.
Mr.. peed moved that the tax ON property
for gas on streets be assessed at 8 cents per
front loot on the streets lighted with gas
and that the lamps be so arranged as that the
city shall not pay more than one third of the
whole cost of lighting the lamps.
Upon taking the question the chair an
noupced the motion lost
And there the matter rests.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-06

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