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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers: ea
John 0. Carnage, No. "a Wide Water street,
has in store lime, plaster, hydraulic cement, &c.
tor may be found at Gillett, Cherry 4 Mapp, Roa-
noke Square.
Butter-Davis & Bro, Rowland's wharf, have
ten tubs choice New York State butter
Glass, Oils, DOWN. B. Seal Co., have a
large stock of all kinds for sale.
Proposals-For building materials-See adver-
tisement of q. G.. Stewart, IS Main street.
s'Dsmin9's no Peet''-But never mind; be sings
the praises of his groceries again to-day.
Candidate-James Murdaugh, Esq, is an
nounced as candidate for the Judgeship-of the
city of Portsmouth. .fH.
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MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET Retail
prices Of meats and vegetables were high this
morning, considering that the supply is quite
large The market wagons extended all the
way to Church street. We quote as follows:
Lamb, 20@25c scarce; Beet, 10000;
Pork, 12@18c; Mutton, 16a20c.; Veal, 100
Csc; Chickens, $1.Oo@12s per pair; Eggs
30c.; Sweet Potatoes, $1.25a$2.00; Oysters,
$2.00a$3.00 per bbl.; Turkeys, $1.50a$25o;
Lettice, 15a2oc. per bunch; Asparagus, 1Oa
Zoe; radishes in abundance SC per bunch
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"a NORFOLK RIOTERS. Through the atten-
ton of Mr. Nathan Morris, who drives the
stage from Elizabeth City to Norfolk, welearn
that the mulatto boy, one of those taken into
custody there for highway robbery, and also
suspected of being engaged in the riots in
this city, was discharged from custody. The
trial OF the other three came ell yesterday, but
our informant left before we could gain any
additional intelligence.
The case of James Wilcox, at the same
Court, for the murder Of young Jennings, a
Confederate soldier, some time ago, was tried
on Thursday, The jury had not agreed up
to yesterday morning when our informant
left
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The FIREAENs FUND BENEFIT Quite a
respectable number of ladies and children
were present yesterday afternoon at the
matinee given by Wyman, for the benefit Of
the Fremen's Fund. The. ladies were particu-
arly lucky, and drew the most valuable and
useful prizes. Professor Wymah was unani-
mousy elected as token, of respect for his
kindness to the department, an honorary men,
Der of the Union Hook aud Ladder Company
for life IL
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| CORPORATION CoURT-Present Sykes, Stone,
Crowell, Todd, Fisher, Kelvin and Hail..
The question of Jurisdiction of the Court was
raised this morning, when c. B. Duffeld in an
able and legal argument defined their duties and
jurisdiction under the new act creating judge
The Court after some hesitation acquiesced in the
views of Mr.. Dutiied. Col. Stone then moved,
that the Court Immediately adjourn. The Com
monweath Attorney expostulated and argued
that they consent to hold on and conclude
the examination of the case before the Court of
Ed. Long, charged with murder. The Court
yielded hesitatingly, until II o'clock, and no
longer.
The case being opened, the Commonwealth re-
sumed the examination of their witnesses. Upon
conclusion, the defence submitted their case with
out producing any testimony.
Major Stanhope was sent for at the request of
the defence. He appeared in Court and stated
that Mrs. Whitehurst admitted in his presence
| and hearing that she was shot by her son, Robert
Whitehurst, while attempting to take the pistol
| from him in the house.
| The argument then proceeded, the defence
maintaining that the prisoner had not been re-
cognized as one of the horsemen by eleven of the
witnesses out of thirteen introduced by the Com
| monwealth.
| Mr. Buttz went 80 far as to state that there was
no evidence before the Court that Robert White
| hurst or -- Whtehurst was killed at ALL n.y.
pothetically speaking. Perhaps we all are labor
| ing under delusion, and 'nobody had hurt any
| body" We the reporter, have seen three dead
| that we we know of, if the Court has not.
| The counsel for the Commonwealth perfectly
agreed with the defence that eleven witnesses out
Of thirteen had testified that they did not recog-
| nize Long, but that did not go to prove that he,
| Long, was not there and had hold of Whitehurst;
| so much for that. Two witnesses identified Long
| as ''the man on the grey horse who did have
Whitehurst by the hair. The subterfuge of pro-
lection which the defence made feeble effort to
sustain was fully explained by the language of
Long as he rode off after delivering the body of
Whitehurst to those on font showing the animus
| of Longs peculiar expression: "That's the way
| to treat all the white cons Of y
| The prisoner was remanded for trial before the
next term of the Circuit Court for murder.
The Court then adjourned until o'clock.
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MAYORS CouRr-Norfolk, Thomas c. I

MAYORS CouRr-Norfolk, Thomas c. Tabb,
Presiding.
VIM. Smith (soloredl abusive language to an
officer; admonished and discharged.
Frank Bott, (colored) arrested under suspicious
circumstances, discharged.
Thos Corbin, William Wilson, Jack Robertson,
j. Moore, Henry Eppes and Geo. Williams arrest
ed for disorderly conduct and disturbing the
peace. The former was found $40 for resisting an
officer, the others were discharged.
=, Rich Wilson (colored) arrested for gambling.
Fined $40.
Edward Lawrence, applied for and received
lodging at the watch house.
Edward Simmons and William Fuller, (col-
ored, charged with committing nuisance-dis.
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WYMAN LAST NIGHT.-We are very much
pleased to say that full house greeted Pro-
fessor Wyman's performance last night. His
skill and ability is undoubted, and we have Of
ten seen him display the most astonishing Of
diabocal tricks. We know no master of the
art who can exceed him Remember, this is
his last night in Norfolk, and we trust be
may have regular bumper, to encourage him
soon to visit us again
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N. L. A. BLUES. -The members of the n
u A. Blues are requested to assemble at the
Vouft House tomorrow afternoon at %
o'clock, to join the funeral cortege of the mem
Q 0ers Of the United Artillery, whose remains
are to be laid in the Cemetery.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,


PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, Apri. IS.
ARRIVALS.
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Baltic
Str Charles Houghton, Whitney, Hampton
Str Eolus, McCarrick. Mathews.
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond
Schr Sarah L. Cason, New York.
Schr Mail, Goslin, Bait.
Str Gov. Worth, Hunt, Wilmington, Del, BID
to Wilmington, N. c., put into eur port to-day,
having experienced heavy weather in the bay.
She belongs TO the Cape Fear Steamboat eompa-
ny, running up Cape Fear river from Wilmington
to Fayetteville.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str. NJ. Martin, Haines, Richmond.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews.
Str. Chas. Houghton, Whitney, Hampton,
Str Gov. Worth, Hunt, Wilmington, N. G.
Schr B. L. Sherman, Welles, Barbados.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, !
April 20. 1866.
2 XnTER s. OF THE CITY

April 20. 1866.
THO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
4 OF PORTSMOUTH:
The act of Assembly creating the office of Judge
of the Court of Hastings, for the City of Ports
mouth, having been ratified by you at the late
election, take this method of announcing that
am a candidate for the same. Having resided in
your midst, and been practitioner of law for
the last forty years, believe that am known
to most of you; will only say, that will en-.
deavor to perform the duties of the Office with
fidelity, to the best of my ability.
Soliciting your support
! am, your obedient servant,
ap 2a-zt* JAMES MURDAUGH.
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u. S. STEAMER HELIorRoPE, Captain
Beard, belonging to the Light House Board,
arrived at Kimberly's wharf, yesterday after
aeon. She has been engaged in placing buoys
over the sunken vessels in James river, pre-
paratory to raising these distractions to navi-
CATION.
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SEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAILRoAD.-In
our article, commendatory Of the energy and
increased business on this road, we were mis-
taken in the information we received that
there was any delay in transportation. We
are happy to be informed, upon authority, that
there is no detention whatever, but all freight
received is promptly forwarded at once.
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THROWING SToNEs,--lt seems to be the
employment of the boys white aud black on
Church street, to throw stones about. Yester-
day evening while engaged in this disreputa-
BILE and dangerous sport. young lady was
struck on the shoulder and very seriously in
iured. No police to be found. Oh for a
work-house in which to cage these young YER
min.
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COOP News We are pleased to learn that
the authorities at Gosport Navy Yard are
once more taking on hands to work. About
twenty ship carpenters were employed and
Went on duty yesterday. We trust the yard
may now be filed with laborers.
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AUCTION SALES.
By FENTRESS g. COLEMAN,

East side Market Square, Portsmouth, Va.
AUCTION d COMMISSION MERCHANT.
IT AS for sale the finest truck farm
III in Norfolk county, containing 100 acres,
distant one mile from the cities of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, on the south bank of the Elizabeth
river, just below the Naval Hospital.
ALSO.
$50, 900 worth of real estate in the city.
Parties at the North desiring land in this sec
ton, would do well to give call. All COM
munications attended to promptly.
FENTRESS & COLEMAN,
NH l4-n Auctioneers.
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CHRIST CHURCH We are informed that
Bishop Johns will he present at this Church
on Sunday evening next, and administer the
rite of confirmation. The services will COM
mence at o'clock
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CANDIDATE FOR JupGE -James Murdaugh,
Esq, is a candidate for the City Judgeship in
Portsmouth. We invite attention to his card
which may be found under our new adver-
tisement head.
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TRINITY CHURCH, PoRTsMoUTH.-Rev j.
Fl, D. Wingfeld has accepted the assistant
rectorship of this Church, and is expected to
enter on his pastoral duties in the month Of
May
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The Boston Steamship will leave this port
tomorrow on her return trip, carrying 200
oaes of cotton, and large freight of other
articles of commerce.
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Mayors CoURr--PortsmoutA, April 20, 1866
Toney Scott Us Tom Pew (both colored,) action
in detinue to recover possession Of one pistol val
ued at $40, or the value thereof Transferred te
Freedmen's Court.
D. Reeves arrested for drunkenness and disor.
derby conduct. Fined $40.
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RANAwAY-The horses attached to the
Elizabeth City Stage Runaway in Portsmouth
on yesterday, and a frightful accident was
prevented by the courage and presence OF
mind of negro man, who caught the horses
and succeeded in stopping them. The driver
had jumped off, but was unable to overtake
them. The negro was dragged from the
lower part Of High Street to Middle Street,
before their progress was arrested
Two ladies. were. in the Stage, and their
fright may be imagined. Too much praise
cannot be awarded to the negro for bis gal
liant conduct. His name is William Walker
of Portsmouth
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THO HIRAM BURT
Take notice that shall, on the 9th day of
May next, at the Office of ]. H. Nash, Esq, No.
81 Bank street, in the city of Norfolk, between
the hours of 9 A. NJ, and s P. NJ, proceed to
take the dispositions of Charles G. Green and
others, to be read as evidence in my behalf in a
certain suit in equity depending in the Circuit
Court for the city of Norfolk, wherein l am
plaintiff and you defendant, and if from any
cause, the taking of said dispositions be not COM
menced, and if commenced, be not concluded on
that day, the taking of the same will be adjourn
ed and continued from day to day or from time to
time at the same place and between the same
hours, until the same thall be completed.
MARIANNE s. BURT,
Who sues by her next friend.
B. B. FosTEs, p. q. ap lo-TuAw
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The WEATHER the few days of
really cool weather we have experienced lately,
we are pleased to see the temperature at
present altogether "a propos," neither too hot
nor too cold, but just as it should bein this
season of the year,
In al few days we expect to see on our
streets ladies in full spring costume, and gen.
tlemen in "Drab d'ete," straw hats, &c Now
is your time, store keepers.
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ID FEMALE SEMINARY.
INSTRUCTORS.
Miss HANNAH JEFFREY, Principal.
Miss AMY JEFFREY, Drawing u Painting.
THOMAS JEFFREY, Greek & Latin.
Prof. VIM. GARRETTSON, French u Music.
This School is located in BEL AIR, Hartford
Co., Md, and is now in full operation.
The town is in the midst of beautiful and
highly improved country, remarkable alike for
its health, morality, intellectual culture, and the
beauty of its scenery; and has daily communica-
ton with Baltimore and Philadelphia, by Stages,
Railroad and Telegraph.
Its course of instruction embraces English,
French, Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Music, Oil
Painting and Drawing. The School Building is
large and well ventilated.
Board & Tuition, per session, $115.OO
Scholars received at any time and charged pro
rata.
Circulars containing details will be sent on APP
plication. Address
Miss HANNAH JEFFREY,
Bell Air, Md.
REFERENCES:
Rev. j. Ii. D. WINaFIELD, Bel Air, Md.
Rev. J. G. HAMMER, Baltimore, Md.
Hon. Judge SHARKEY, Mississippi.
JAMES ARCHER, Esq,
Or. CEAs. CHAMBERLAIN, 6"
NH sl.Stlst sept
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BOOT AND SHOE
w HOUSE
w, III. TURNER G. co,

No. 40 West Side Market Square, Norfolk Va.
Successors to Herman Co., would respectfully
inform the merchants of North Carolina, Ten
nessee, Virginia, and the trade generally, that
they have just received from the Manufacturers
hands $500 packages of Boots, Shoes, Brogans,
Ladies, Misses and Gents fine Goods. Hats,
Straw Goods, Trunks, Shoe Thread, Sole and
Harness Leather, Wrapping Paper &C., &C.
Embracing one of the largest and most varied
stocks ever offered in this market. Our business
will be confined exclusively to Wholesale and
our line at New York Wholesale prices.
NH a1-1m W. H. TURNER & co.
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FOR RENT.
MISERABLE Offices and Rooms i'm
~ the building corner of Main and Com MERGE
streets.
One Office fronting on Commerce street; on the
lower floor
Four second floor offices, with convenient en-
frances ON Main and Commerce streets.
Sixor eight desirable lodging rooms for gentle
men.
The above offices and rooms are in good order,
and possession given on the LIST May.
Apply to j. @. DEFINING,
On the premises,
ap27 or 40 Bank street.
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ap27

MORE BARGAINS
lN AT THE PADDOCK.
We are receiving more bargains from Auction
in Hardware Cutlery, &C. Our stock is now COM
plete and we are enabled to offer many staple
goods at less than New York Wholesale prices.
We call special attention to our stock of House
Furnishing goods consisting of Tin, Wooden and
Hardware, Cutlery, Brushes and Plated Goods,
also to our stock of heavy Hardware, such as Bar
Iron, Steel. Cut, Wrought, Galvanized and Cop
per Nails, Wooden Ware, Cart Boxes, Ship and
Boat Spikes, Sheet Lead, Pumps, Elwells Weed
ing and Killing Hoes Our supply of Mechanics
Tools is unrivalled.
Country merchants will find it greatly to their
advantage to examine our stock before purcha-
sing, as we are prepared to offer goods at low
figure, E. j. GRIFFITH,
ap27 No II East Side Market Sor
FRANKLIN sAvIN Gs b A N X.
Bank Street, near Main, Norfolk, Va.
JOHN b. WHITEHEAD, President.
s. Il HARF nsHGREAD JON 4 p 9AMEsi
j. /, BLOODGOoD, VIM. WARD,
W. }. MOORE.
j. @. DEMLNG, Cashier
G. III. LANGLEY, Assistant Cashier.
This Institution is prepared to receive deposits
and allow interest thereon at the rate of FIVE
per cent. on sums remaining on deposit ninety
days and upwards, and FOUR per cent. for short
| er periods.
| MS- Parties indebted to the Institution are
requested to renew, curtail or pay their notes as
soon a. possible, jy24-lm
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r NJ. FREEMAN,
NEW SPRING STYLES.
" BOOTS, SHOES AND
TRUNKS.

LIZ y IN 49,
F. w. SEABURYS SONS,
Are now receiving their New Stock Spring
Goods. The various kinds are too numerous to
mention, but the goods are of the latest and pref
test style, and will be sold as low as the same
kind can be bought anywhere in the State
We politely invite the entire population to call
Pumps, Ankle Ties, Balmorals, Polish Congress
and other styles of shoes.
Trunk, valises, Bonnet Boxes, Palais Royal
Sacs, &C., &c.
Partisan, New York and Philadelphia Slipper
Trimmings, Bows, &c.
F. W. SEABURY'S SONS,
ap2l 10 Market Square.
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NOTICE.
= IIALI.a.IIA I'll RE CAAIR A n "

NOIlCE.
THE UNITED FIRE COMPANY
Il Have sent after the remains of four of their
members who were lost during the war, they are
expected to arrive here on Saturday next. The
funeral will take place from the City Hall on
Sunday, at o'clock, p. M.
Company of Norfolk, and the Independent ard
Resolution Fire Company's of Portsmouth, and
all friends and acquaintance of the deceased par
ties are respectfully invited to attend.
The names of the deceased are as follow:
1t. T. B. Eisenbise, Emanuel Lacoste, Thomas
Reary, George D. Cain.
The United will turn out in full uniform.
E. LAKIN,
ap 26-3t Captain United Fire Co.
4 ADVERTISEMENT.
An Essay at Poetry, DENIM did try,
To induce the good people of Norfolk to buy
Twas labor in vain, their duty 80 plain
No effort was needed to induce them again
TO GO TO DEMING'S CHEAP STORE
To buy their Groceries and Provisions.
When goods fresh and nice, are received every
week.
Indeed to buy such, is esteemed quite treat
So without further parley, we invite you to read
Our advertisement to-day, and buy what you need
FROM DEMING'S CHEAP STORE,
No. Main Street, Head of Market Square
Then please tell your friends, the good portion In
store,
For them and for you, and good many more,
Tell them to send down, the express" will be
found,
All ready to serve them, in any part ofthe town,
And oblige yours truly,
E. G. DEMING, the Grocer,
APPS No. Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
virginian copy.
nor n e N II - A Desirable re-
sidence No. Is Nebraska Street, consisting
Of eight rooms, and kitchen, paved yard, cistern,
gas and all modern conveniences.
Terms reasonable. Apply at this office.
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MO. + MAIN STREET.
ap 2a-zt*

Now Deming's no Poet, and well does he know it,
But never you mind, for you'll always find
"Choice Viands'' to eat, at No. Main street,
And those at such prices as cannot be beat.
For s'Luxuries rare" our stock will compare
With the tBest'' to be found in the town,
We have Pickles and Jellies, and Sauces and
Spices,
In too great variety to enumerate prices.
And as for the 'Solids" such as Beef, Butter
Lard,
Sugar, Coffee, and Tea, we'll try very hard
To get the good people, to come down with the
needful,
Our "Prices" to try, we've sure they will buy.
And now for to-day we've no more to say,
You'll please not forget our number,
''No. Main street, where "Housekeeper's meet,
Is near Market Square, doors Fl m Bank street.
Please inquire for
apps No. Main street
Virginian copy
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for the following build
ing Materials, will be received until 9th May
next:
1867 feet Framing Lumber,
1907 I" Flooring 90
Also, Proposals for the Bri Work, will be re-
ceived until the day specified oove.
For particulars and detail apply to
Il. II. STEWART,
ap28-lt 10 Main street.
WINDOW GLASS.--We have a large
w stock of French and American Window
Glass, sizes from sX1O to 4OX56, Single, Extra and
APPS VIM B. SEAL d co.
OIL S.-Lnseed, Sperm, Lard, Whale and
~ Coal Oils for sale by the barrel or gallon.
apps WIN. b. SEAL & co.
CHoICE BUTTER.-1O Tubs choice New
" York State Butter just received and for sale
DAVIS & BRO,
apps Rowland's wharf
REFRIGERA TORS
T ARRABEE'S Ventilated and I'm
IL proved Upright and Horizontal Refrigera-
tors.
This Refrigerator is entirely new in its arrange
ment, and vastly superior to other makes, being
several degrees colder with the same quantity Of
GILLEfT, CHERRY MAPP,
apes Roanoke Square.
yirginian Old Dominion copy.
WASHINGTON CITY LIME.-schr
w Jno. A. Sweet momentarily expected with
lot of fresh burnt Washington Lime.
JN0. o. GAMAGE,
Successor to E Carnage & Son,
ap28-2t "a Wide Water street.
| HAY.-Prims article Glover and Timothy
IL nay, now Iandlng 1or SAFE Dy
JNO. o. GAMAGE,
Successor to E. Carnage Son.
ap2S-2t "a Wide Water street.
DLASTER, CEMENT and LIME
Fresh lot of Land Plaster and Hydraulic
Cement, momently expected. For sale by
JNO. o. GAMAGE,
Successor to E. Carnage & Son,
APP 2S-2t ~ Wide Water street.
Just RECEIVED-Fifteen Tubs of
u that prime new Orange County Butter, just
| received, come down and look at it.
b. T. BOCKOVER,
ap27 No. 81 East Side Roanoke Sqr.
Old Dominion copy.
DOOKS-VictOr HugO's last "TOflers
I'D of the Sea-" "Jargae." For sale at
STEWART & DEY'S
ap27 City Book Store.
FOR RENT.
MISERABLE Ofices and Rooms in
Il J the building corner of Main and Com MERGE
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OIL S.-Linseed, Sperm, Lard, Whale and
~ Coal Oils for sale by the barrel or gallon.
apps WIN. b. SEAL co.
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WINDOW GLASS.--We have a large
w stock of French and American Window
Glass, sizes from SX10 to 40X56 Single, Extra and
Double thick, all qualities.
apps VIM B. SEAL d co.
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CTICKNEY & POOR's MusTard.-
y We are holding large stock of above, put
upin cans and bottles It is ground from Eng
fish Seed and warranted quail to any imported.
Sod Wholesale and retail by
ap NJ. A. d G. A. SANTOS,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-21

F-An Eastern editor in describing a
gale of wind, says: "a white dog, while
attempting to weather the gale, was
caught with mouth wide open, and
turned completely inside out"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-21

1t is stated that to eTterminaie verEin
from any animal ii is only necessary te COW
er him completely with grease or oil. Any
kind of oil will do. 1t appears that the ver-
min breatbs through small boles situated in
various parts Of their bodies, vhicA the oil
or grease closes ", and they Immediately
die.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-21

EF A chap sought shelter Of BOs-
ton OEcer: "see, Csp'n, first my father
died and my mother married again, and
then my mother died and my father mar
ried again. an sOmebow or other l don't
seem to have no parents at all, nor no
hoE1e, nor nothing"