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feet for TIE ttrson u Ireland Vile It IS REASONABLE ie
We should fee iu lisEatoa that the Executive Of ,'e
people should stand between the mcrifod vengeance ei
Wronged ard scd peoI and their tysut Ut wouL Cl
that you would ose ls POLICY on thsr merits In tbs con
uection there ere Circumstance thar has surprised ne -sst
there should b found llshmsn lost to f5clng a.
tempt 20 PALATE re eeI-nct oftae President on Tie fnT
ing be hss committed rlHk p,LjTy ty lis n.0c fIo.
against under Indictment for violation Of tcse i"s
He did Dot eooi rr wish the Folans ger burt lie
cot always 60 aary - htHaa W tertoi7y net d1r
Of ho0i-a rev all e1nsc-lg doctrine. The master II
nc United States --Itsat Fassendm stated viii i,..
would leave tbs roIt thft wien few miles out .s v-o
sink j. Dos aay ore suppose be would dare do u viz
lives Of The Fcr.r vss g. rot But fellow coagtyer 4.
si The Feuiaa 0tirrL0Cl c01t not succeed Nfo 80
thcy know 20 he Else me hanks OF the.Enc - Ga.r
% the AIlcicsn GoTtmeut ne admission OF member g
i1lse of ,beH =. I've ~ + eci 10 such ss.,msr, r.
every candid A1,, w M 'lEit,hlt hlt me miui1us t"-c..
the sples 81 Andy lot son tse srpt on .or one We
soil Nat 10 vC ID rr'- B., removed TT tr-l Il in r 'f
The shorts O. ~ E-1 4lL. 9 4''ol.'1e4 % DIS r
o. 49, Fsso g. tt..' l.y ro trusted Jim iae ~ t,e -
false 20 iln COLO, ta- Llsc Moss io was % De- is.,c
giry VI" l. . =, u ,5 81 NH ~ ~ r 45. ,ss
tool of Ere1 ttc h- l-csoy Of the British an'.-'-
the ear as4 : % have lat 10 travel over ne fislvr.
this Tree ,ry Us good az lis s,L-ls De Ie.c- one
eo1aGy eo-l o.s none at ya.iauto viii Ibcr.v ..
prac.cedi ~ ,res 10 P 10. And must We IKE w
ped ,pllss. ltk lie bard that s1lges us " W.
do we deserve 'o DO Kicked ]. is high 'iue .'l
loV coul'Hm,l &c. we slow some micperdenc, N e.
hefle each o. .,1 rrf dining the iEtlfrcErum knows
tr,' lllt We VIII ct d. WIN Justice anu as p'eoi -
We v, ssa - We t sl i'i q o! , f5naa
cause of oar ,l' Dc naive land win receive the yG
and support is r,,j ard ne noble and under GCds
if wi, S1s ,ne 1 ,a ,,f '- ii.l@ 1l ,r.,
l'iI erf,.'-t sff7Iit lh',i'' ID. D.
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MICHIGAN.
Mi' - ihANs
nrN Crs-rrE ON InHrERnEA ms

EFN. tIfIIh ON tUTFEKHtAUo.
Gen AlgeI Of Detroit addressed letter to Gen. C&e..
reminding him Of bo,ic scenes and camp CONVERSIONS
and c sing with The question: Do Won advise your Old
soldels 10 support Nj. j. l. Chapman tho Copperhead
candlatcl for Congress Gen Custer SAYS in his rel
Mr. C puar z, ic lGst three years at least Las
by popular opinion included in that class OF men who
during the war sol render % the Government tina sll'
mort which IS due from ,yCy truly loyal and patriotic cfz'l
Wbetlr tbs opinion well founded or not ad not penr
10 saw / have never 70 ccnuodicted hut on thf e"
trary have heard expressed ~ Democrats aud Republicans
before and since Tie close Of the While knowing i.t
the law holds man Innocent until proven guilty public eI..
ion he NOT m terer tt inclined 20 the verdict vita ne
majority Nr q pni-l may be judged too halshy .t
hold tEat for sU,h important Office a. MI g. e
ennlidgt FOR should have WithoutlruO
but above i,peicu' While therefore would decline 'e lt
him 10 vote lr rtsSn 1,i WqStaFaIcdY would NOT lc 80
This opuiu Ls Nd been Lasly formed b. proven
reference 10 soldier and now prominent onief'-
in yor civ wIo O. oug the early part Of August ai
bn di.-r me proisbe nomination which would le tl -
of couGidqf,s gr r,igirss heard state that Nj OBI,
man uaf dominated ,r4d net consistently give hm D.! -
mort. and i. tlis sem rreLt he heartily coneaIIcd
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RIOTS.
AxAcK ov rHB SOUTHERN LoYALBTs.

ALAACE rN IHB SOUTHERN LOfAiiHis.
C,trO ILL.,. saturday Oc o. re
Col Stencil Of Texas and Col Bingham, Of Aaoaua,
constituting the delegation u Southern 10y asts dT''u
hero ,stersy and attempted 10 speak at the heaef 10
The evening hut the disturbing clements IN the c4c"l
were 81, great that the speakers could Tot ptcCed
MAYOR Wilson went uuon the stand while Col. Sie-,A
was speaking ard urged the people to preserve ofdti OK
leave The b., Sc stating that be had no sympathy Win Tie
meeting bot advice disregarted and tho mee'Ag
broken up. -. $500
The crowd Continued noisy and the demonstration s'te1
until midnight during the disturbance, national tag
1,irg from tie pot,co Of the theater got torn down.
Col. Stencil and Col. Bingham left Tor D. Loa.s A-'
nom ~ and TIE ..ty b. now quiet AGAIN
POLITICAL EXCITEMFST IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHrLApELPaIA OCT. The political excitement
is more intense here than for many years. Last night
there were rotous proceedings IN various parts OF me y
Tho Democrats held general mass meeting on Broadsi
and were not molesel Subsequently portion Of them
advanced toward the Republican headquarters against
which threats lad been made during the day aud wefp
attacked BY crowd Of people armed with clubs and pai
TO flight IN this affair one man was shot.
Later, at / O'Clock d. m. Democratic OIsalll-l-.D
called tho White B0ys IL Blue made demonstrated
against the Headquarters Of the Republican Soldiers A.
ISOLATION. The police came on the ground, ana oess
pelted With bTkbas aud fred at drew their reyoyes ala
drove their assaaLte several squares, after winch me @
became qus6f
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NEWORLEANS

GOV. wFlr5s LErTsR-THE REPORT or THE WIZ
qAKY CoMMSsIOS-GEN. BEAUREGARO AND iHg
CONTEMPLATED REBELLION.
s,.clnI Dispatch The n. Y. Tribune.
WAsmSGtoN. Oct ~"
The allowing special dispatch has just been received
from TEE TfIBUNE Bureau in New-Orleans:
NEw-ORlEANs Oct 2 s'o
r.llie meeting called last evening relate the aospa@
DOS contained in Gov Weiss recent leter proved puieos
r. Eore Icing only about ten or fifteen popo present me
Inns esitoany states intention to Pub The report :" 40
Nay Commission tomorrow by the express permission Z
p,,leIt johnson It s stated that Gen. Beauregad@ ~
ote seeking foreign assistance TO support the mo'en'"s
cors1lIatd against the Government BY the seSs' h'D'
cee. u The South which suIpoEed to be IN eage WIN
49, kti,t. Of tbe Golden Circle Ia the North aud West
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WAsHIyGT6N

WARRINGTON Oct = 80
rrsleSArIox or Mp. D. y. COOLEY, coMMssTosER on
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Mr. j. n. Cooley, on the 1st Of October tendsfea
% P7e.int Joanson'hs resignation Of The Office Of c"~"S
~ ~ Indian Affairs Al the instance Of the seoTea'J ~
letter was Withheld nom the Iubo until bis successor ~~ ~
t9.lted as VII appear by Secretary BSneys letter below
Oct 3 ise6
yorrssers,on viii be aocer.ea 70 take eee. ssd sisf
o-iee m 10 rean time snd aHtl your successor saa y
ae.saated ,or o6voes reasons prefer that is'' 70
IL made pubic Ihismay occur N ieg days OF Say "
delayed 'of week OF '"0 Il -''N N-' D. L. BRovsao
Hon. D. y COOLEY.
Bt,,s N. SUCCESSOR NJ LOIS v Bogg Of g. LOIS Lao
been sprolted tie letter Of .eglaiion Is herewith ''o "a
tie puthc
IT,. following the letter o. tho Hon D. ~ Cooley 10 ~
President -esrag biz pson IN he Interior Department. s
Coumss oner Of Indian Affair.";
IEFAkIEST % E EIEMoR, 05{cE o. Isp d HI e.
To I'VE PETsUEST At tine Ehen ne men " &c ta,'I x
sHf each 0thes no~, and persons are seeking w ei
much TO gain control q 20 1olermshb VI" 49,
during ne val jliy II SEe 1.li - - 'l''
toag6 ,e oaee hold Eot Of political 10 iuIe yei ~
tfe or alluded TO- For thee reaona have The ncn1f q
tere NV rs, gnei.on Of the Office Of Commissions! q Jhasq
fe 20 81 Pesidcnf sIow hank you for IocI saf
ki1Iess couresy officially are loeaLy ,ogsia ne s"
e4 my F, g yadf o5sd S .S SIi con-
TEg NEW CoAAISSlOSEA OF IADlAH AffAIh>
Col Bogg Of &. Louis is II Washington, but WI
ra enter upon DIS duties az Commissioner Of Indian Affair 70
wi . be- va y,essy appei-.d uut he ist Of AoTsslef
els. DIX 10 LEAVE PoR PARs.
Gen. Dxias formally aeac, ted ,ho French Naz'n
cr.r. .afe tls eol-ty so- -ais toward us cosc q no
f.f-.4sIfC
UyIrfY -Ta-Es ATTORNEY ECE LOUISIANA hrP"'h'fD'
o., Prelter' today sppcu,ed Philip VI u. Moe
b.. I. $3.50. Attorney Us -te District 81 feai-i o.
So ofTAry awARD.
..f... ..r.e. OIL. c.3cer.mg 90 90 ~
.r ''t ans % .'''.t
..t.....4. ..,.. --4--.~.
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NOTES on TIE CANVASS.

Mr. X. 4. Conner, a soldier who was wounded az
Chckamaugs, and imprisoned az Belle Isle, Daayil!e,
Charleston, aud AndeNOnvlle, was lately removed
by Mr.. johnson from the office OF Postmaster AZ
North Vernon, Jennings County, Indiana, and Cop
perhead appointed He has published the reasons FOR
his decapita,ion some Of which we quote;
Sinh am removed because do not support the inisn.
ousy Rebel Democratic party which syotsma1i. urea 70
murder fOf fiteeI ong cTeaTy months O s'a'aoh anu
Sssa am removed because do not support the Dsne
ence South Caroline for reCsng 70 point OF TO item Tie
modes Of escaTs Of some 4 my con- rades. A.. n.
cratic party who caused be shot at Chiekamauga ara
because shot some % said Denoerais
cratic parry f0r Tobb.Ig ne at Richmond. Virginia.
Tsats removed because co not support the Demo.
cratic johnson party whose members shot at and starved me
Eiesu an removed because do not support the Demo
cratic party Of whom tried second time 70 sLoot nc IL
Treld am removed because do not support the Demo.
party which endsvored 70 freeze ne 70 aesA ulDs
The " inter- Of Ga a. Danyiue, Virginia.
ThrteH1 an removed because do not support the IN
fernal and reasonable Democratic party HAlen came near
starving a. Charleston. south Carolina -,
Foareaii az removed because DO rot ndor'e the nell
sh party which tortured With hunger Tor SIX moLibs 81
AndersOayBe, Georgia
The Union party IN North Carolina Is pledged to
support the Constitutional Amendment, aud the
measure Is already gaining new friends II the state;
The Neic5tra Tthes, hitherto johnson organ sald
recently: -. &c.,. L..
Nothing. 10 our m!rd. - clearer tlah 'us. -
,ha r0bt 10 tx tie terms Of TeadmIssoD O le oou9ef
setes and as tie Presidents policy seemed 70 give such
General sauslction had hoped congress hO1t lave
opted a 4; he st session ard that ere tls We NouH oeNe
beea admi,ted; but 10 tbs were T,iaEea as
therefore hss pgt iCrih pt! -sf.i ~, ~ NJ
- nj ~ too vnCh differs 50 sgnug Wiz tA4. % NC
Fxeenivet is reasonable 70 suppose sd We 40 'lppess
80 - presidaLt vii yet Gcqliesce all t-et -ese tNo
hareS. Of lie ovsrulent VII yet h Is on tle .neleei
Of Rscols'rucor. ole t-5s IS SefaiI tne t
"a -, I'm s,esI Tie snt Whether re President harHo-
49, or ROT ~ RAJ. "a SsrId the Goyernors organ a.
$500 -. ii MI ret submit 90 TIC tc uio-al Al
W sell Z. ea- 20 70 p!elcs about hat 10 can
,o5 ia, stubborn a % likcs but = u stand ID Hopeless
,v f,r ne rasu.s o. NlI.l Carolina VII 4ati! u ~ an
f-rftr econ Isl tLeg are 'heed ~
/. lie 5sst icy en- e. ne treta - &c peope Alis ,ss-
t-Lvt-T ~ AL rnf-Cl1Ls AID 4eLleys-es Lac-- ah
49, So IN t.-- r. Row. AID az aoc-t gca-y 10 tass
,tefr opB r-st.els l--0 -ltir osl hands.
III, y,r.E T-. C.....r 'Lr rs.-t..lr I'D y
0frE3r F. t. ..hi.
tI.. ... .t.. .... .... ...a g. r. .... ... O..
. 81. b.. ...t. l..-t4. ssl t-.A 49, -sL ~,
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ppEe George Of Me6senburg strelitz, and numerous
members Of the council Of the Empire, and military ana
v fanetionsries Several regiments were out hs guard
al honor and the artillery fred salute az his tomb IN
vatelv he lad great gifts Of conversation, and dsposl
ton OF social good fellowship. -.
Tie Princess DagmaT Of Denmark is expected 20 h,-t
loe in few DAYS 10 be marr 70 the Grand Duke Alex
a1der who wi be the successor 70 the throne Oess
rreparators are being made here 70 receive hei enc
v reside In one Of the Imperial palaces but the mar
rigre Nil not take place till November. ST. Petersburg
VIZ be LunsuallY cav The coming Wlnicr.
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NfAllYI AND

Mr.. Senator C.,ssvc,l made q speech in Baltimore ID
gress. lie said
" We do not dcs.c "a fcGG1e ne men II The Souh We
wish 70 De ne Llcl and rs cant but we ere deeFu
delivered rom her uadrfss and accept in ihe sp H
which 10 is rendered is UIuabe adj sment Let neg
come back 10 heg proud PLACE in that Union she pro
10 love Let her oyet her enlargement and again
the glorious ola g. O the RcTubhc-undcr which hnnoe "a
her nobt CO.'S 30 wears Iast have fought and deas tft
true emblem ~ nesv and progress Responding as h''.he
deeung that mon man and the majesty Of law potent
for good than sword al the States Of the Republic
anew theI CtcTsl c,ccn 70 the common covenant q CD
aih.
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MISSOURI
THB UNION CANVASS.
......l ni.n.toh IN Thy Y T'-sbuoe

ST LOJis saturday Oct 6, l-'o-
Charles u. Drake returned from Il canvassing tour
today and reports great enthus among Radicals N
lie interior, and rtuacs that The Radical M ory VIII
be 80 90. The Il bes have compelled registering ocers
localities % call for armed force. Hosts OF
Conservatives aT refusing register because they cannot
take the required OATH l. is uuofed that test case VIII
%, made, Of prosecuting several eatmg kehs who have
registered ID THIS CITY Tor perjury. some UNI ushlng cases
have occurred arLc enthusiastic Radical meeting vas
held ia Hannibal vest ry Senator Henderson Tey- wet
JoLusons policy with mastery hand. l. The couls- o
some rmaiks b. Gov Fletcher DE- s-id.
tIiLoN Cu.He- / mode Proclamation 90 t-e effect Gas
.t Las should ." enforced b. f- te. alo ten. sherman
whites thlt.hs ls rafsf f' rr0e1uulio. and approve
or very vor o. DO anf al s.c ly fo enforce l 90 t0 .Z
urtu, Dds ability and Con- E...s rl-o i'd0Irt te s-.l'
Ir, nation d. .l i.'.. .f--t bong -.ac O.. ...'-.
.' .-.f o. o.. '.i. .- d.. ..s4.-.f to =, n.-l GOO
..... .-- ...- ..-..--
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TFNNsYTVANTl.

on OH ~ AND IHB FLNIANs.
pHLApELrHIA. Get =. A lotte, Is published .. FL
morning paper TO-DAY purlorns TO be from Gen. Cesy
70 one Hamlv E which the former took strong gTol-d
against the Feuir movement Geu Geary, who hapFtuol
10 be here to-day Las pub shed card deriving the
ship # said letter ard IolO4uciug u forgery aud ga.
be never entertained c. yprossel my such sentiments
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CANADA.
A BRITISH OUTRAGE.

BRITISH OJIRAdB'
Ottawa g. W., Oct. 6.-The GOyemmen,s lDGe"ni
INTO the search Of the steamer Congress- under On"cd
,.tes eolors By the British gunboat Rescue It 70
that the American Government has demanded an
ar.loev The British Consul a, Buffalo informed no
government that the Congress was Fenlan sess% P1
bad been armed 10 attack the shipping towns Oh hfo
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NETWORK. MONDAY, OCTOBER s, 1866.

officers Re went 20 Gen Hancock ct soldiers so there
and protect hat officer snf Gen Hancock tent 100 Of
he 6oys IN le They were there preserve order
Frank p. Bla4r was to-day nominated FOR the Lover
House l. gsatl-e By tie Conservatives.
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KENTUCKY.

ELIJAH HIsB ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
Louisville, Oct G.-The Hon. Elijah llise was
to-day elected to Congress from the lid District Of
this State 10 fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Grider He defeated COL Hawkins by very large
majority.
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EUROPE
9 BY TIE CABLE 10 OCTOBER 4


ITALY.
AZ AMNESTY CBANTTn.
Ioxpoy, Saturday. Ger SO
-,,,le amnesty has been ACCORDED by Italy
tol.ioal prisoners.
e., vIvFTIAs rsoSTIIBs ASD 1EIT.
Ioyuov s-tssiay o.. g. 100
, te treaty between Italy ard Austria the
I. ssorlcs shc Veueta frontiers, While the
, e.ume. nc debt Of 35,ccoCCO forms.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
CONNECTICUT.

THE Town ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or TEE TOWNS
REPUBLICAN,.
The following IS a LIST Of the towns heard from 70
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TURKEY.

4 I NhEls
rfl f-EC On THE INsUERECTIoN IS cANpIA.
T--s.l oct. 2 -sa6.
a. irsrcc1t movement aneng Tie Csetans is
.frg rsp.Jly. Tie Cabinet Of Tie Porte tak Of
-,.ea,.crs With Greece al,ogetLeT.
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PRUSSIA

TrE LSNExATIoN or EAEoyIF.
Irnu .t5 --'e
,,,re1. taxing possession Of ihe recent k.6g-
srac7c-, was promulgated p y TIE Government
80 eth) Tie loyalty e he people in al
,5,maDded.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

n NM " = Il'-I-'' ''--'|-'-'
ARRIVAL OCT
,rufooI. oct. 6.-The steamship Gina nom
-. .C, q Scrtember, or..ltd lo, .eG0E.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr
,.,,,,oe-. OCT. G.-Cotm--sales to-day, 10000
--''.,,...eoflL NHal1s Cpi,1s ue .aotol al 1871
hsr an
LONDON MONEY HABkEr
t--ly CT. C-Cousols sot irued st"'"s lNcI"eh
,Y I.1cs Central shares ~ BE shores ~
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TIE y,r.E T-. Ca. ..r '-r. 'ri'-t... ell.--
,rtr,-- .-.t..- ... '.H.'..aH Union tar..-
f.... O. - ,-.'t. DisI.- q. Eev-Ie-
Bib. ......t.. cab. .... 9. .'is ... .. . . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08

The following are claimed az Democratic by The
Hartford Times, but went Republican last March:
Bolton. Kent, Sising.
Ny,.iirgfon Oxford BroOkicld
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-24


DIscoNTINUED.-The office of the National
Express and Transportation Company. in
Portsmouth, has been closed. 1t did not make
money enough, or Portsmouth was too near
Norfolk, or pice versa. Result: Want of en-
Payment by the elected. Never mind; some
thing else will "turn up;" keep clear con-
scence-turn about and move about-and
trust in Providence and your own exertions.-
Faginaaa, Path March, ars 4.,sl Is
We are requested to state, by the Agents Of
the National Express Company, that the
above is incorrect. The office in Portsmouth is
still open, and is now under the charge of Mr..
ID Woody, an active and energetic gen
tIeman
We regret to be called on SO frequently to
correct the errors in which the above-men-
uoned "local' so often falls. In this instance
may be said, however, in extenuation, that
ouf helghbor has been expressing" so heavily
ion the West Indies and other foreign offices
nc has come to persuade himself that all the
'0c" offices are broken up.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-24
New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers: -t-e Il 3
Coal, Coal-Landing to-day and for sale at an
extremely low figure, by Santos & Bro
Coal, Coat-W. K. c. Land offers Red Ash
Coal at a very low price.
Important NoticeOf the Portsmouth Board of
Health. .e-..s.,., "a ,
Seeds, Seeds--See advertisement of M. A. & C.
A. Santos. Go and buy your garden seed, and
go to digging - -, ~ ,.
Trustees Sale--See notice Of d. j. Goodwin,
trustee, Ashton Emmerson, auctionneers.
ReUard Ofered-For robber and a stolen
watch. See advertisement of j. A. jenkins
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-24
NEW BOOKS. -es. -l-.I yL.
~ ii BY THE AUTHOR OF THE
SCHONBERG.-COTT FAMILY, ~9.

l. THE TWO VOCATIONS.-A TALE.-Thc
Two Vacations is new work by the prolific au-
thor of ''The Schonberg-Cotta Family being
unlike most of her earlier works, story of modern
life, and adapted to juvenile readers. 1t traces
the religious history of two bright little girls
from childhood to maturity girls differing wide
ly in tastes and talents, yet each led by the dis
cipine of events to benefcent vocation. The
book is an earnest one, of deep religious interest
and well fitted for young girls library. Spring
field Republican. .ot-- 1lE
: ii. TALES OF CHRISTIAN LIFE.--16 mo
"The tales are painted in such an inimitable man
ner, that while they interest and attract, they
impart much historical information and they are
pervaded by the heroic spirit of Christianity
They should be in all Sabbath-schools." So Baptist
Quarterly .cH
Ill The MARTYRS OF SPAIN.--s'The
author, who has thrown so much fascination over
the history of Luther, in the great work OF Refor
nation, has adopted the same plan in illustra-
ting anew the fierce and relentless persecution in
Spain against the Protestants. The history OF
martyrology in that God forsaken ountry is skill
fully condensed in the first part, while in the
second, careful resume is made of the redemp
ton of Holland from Popish domination. Pres
byteriaa. ,..-..-. i! .---s...- - .f
Nv. THE CRIPPLE OF ANTIOCH.-The
sketches present vivid pictures of life among tie
early Christians in the generation Immediately
following the apostolic days
| Just received and for sale by Dag
CHAS. W. WILSON,
| NH IS Bookseller, Bank street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-24

DARING ROBBERY This morning, about
two o'clock, tile residence of Jethro1 A. Jen-
kins, Esq, at the corner of Middle and
Glasgow Streets was entered by robber, who
effected an entrance by cutting the blind of a
window on the first floor, and entering through
the window to the chamber, which Mr.. ,Jen-
kins and lady occupied. .aaaet
The robber took valuable gold watch and
a handsome ladies' shawl Mr.. j. was quite
sick, his wife had been up but FIVE minutes
before, and left the gas burning. She dis
covered that the gas went ont, and supposed
that the wind blew it out but on re-hghting
it found that it hal been turned off; she heard
the footsteps of some one. whom she supposed
to be member of the family, but on hailing
them, they made a hasty flight zdewn=stairs
through the front door. But for Mrs. Jenkins
being awake at the time, no telling what the
consequences might have been. Another gold
watch was left, the robber not having time to
take it off .= -.s 70 Hai=sp
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-24

THE VEGETABLE AND MEAT MARKET was
not large this morning, yet hungry man
could easily find enough to eat, the prices
ranged about as follows Green Pork, from
9 to loc. /; Chickens, dressed, 1,5O per pair
Turkies from $50 to $3.50 scarce; Sweet
Potatoes, $3.50 per bushel: Eggs, 25c; Veal
16 to 25c. Shad, so to 1.50 per pair Oys-
tiers from $50 to $50 per Dbl. Radishes 25c.
per bunch; Greens 25c. per peck. The rain
last evening AMI the general sunshine Of to-
day, will soon give us plenty of Vegeta-
bles. .A ~. I--a - ~ lIIaL l-t-.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-24

The PRESIDENT ENDORSED AGAIN.-When
Andrew johnson was a tailor in the little
town of Greenvle, East Tennessee, he had
the reputation of being one Of the best tailors
N 2, all that region of country, So popular
was he that the little boys were accustomed to
sing upon the streets the following verse, the
product OF some youthful brain at the time
nj i, II you want to buy bran new coat, ...,
III tell you what to do; H.
aai Go down to Andrew Johnson,s shop,
And buy long tailed blue. q
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-24


The OPERA AGAIN .--''Fhe Bung-T Town
Squeaaler" seems to have utterly demoralized
our neighbour, the local of the Virginian On
yesterday morning he was in raptures With
the Opera, but, 10! this morning he has
"squelched, and has not a word to say If
the Scriptures are to be believed, the word of
Joshua, halted the sun in his midday career
We are told that Horatio Cookies, did hand
something in this way. We know, certainly
that Mahone's old Brigade turned back Grant
on the morning of the "crater" affair; but tie
fact that, 1.-The Bung-Town Squealer" should
have si'enced the battery Of our enthusiastic
neighbour, is phenomenon in nature for
which we are unable to account. ... ,--.f
We trust he will recover his equanimity by
the time the Circus arrives in our CITY. la