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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04
On. EASTERLY,S
IODINE AND SARSAPARlLLA.

AVO Avn R1vW 0AAeJ1AA AAAAsAsSos l
rhisis the only medicine ut win c.,e disease.
s:crofula, or Kings Evil, Cancer. fsagbrs,
ErSptisns of tse sim, DFysipelaa, o Pn,,y
ic Sore Eyes, Ringporn or letter. S.ld /
Head, Old Sores, Swelling Of the Glands,
Lcprosy, White Swelling, Piles, Blotches,
Boils, Pimples on the Facs, Goitrs, khsa- |
matism, Dropsy or Gravel, Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections.
General Debility, all Chronic DtsSAeSst
and all Diseases arising from the use Of
Mercury.
This medicine combines in healthy concentrated
state the Fluid Extracts q sarsaparli:, Yellow DECK,
sullinga Burdock, anc the Iodine Of PelesetYa, hsc
ia SAkks, prepared BY a SEw and hisAi lsyssys.d
chemical process for obtaining the ACTIVE PRlN-
CiPLE Of those Roots IN It's PURE and most perfect
;s!a ss ;;s;s tsVastF !.
the cure q MI those diseases arising from impure
state Of the HOOD, * the CHER $500 - INN.
DR.. Eas1crfy'si le1in6 3kd
Sarsaparl1la
Searches out the very germ or roots Of diseases by
Purifying the Blood producing healthy action Of the
LIVER and its secc.ions, cxpclng = nQl4
impure and diseased 0ntter iu0 - syso1h ~ ~
y simultaneous scsioo on all tte y.rious 80 q
| physical system. Possessing those peculiar BLOOD
purifying properties Il the reason why it is equally
eieacious In many different complaints 10 other
medicine can compare with
Dr. Eastcrly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla
For tho cure Of Scrotula obstinate Old Sores letter
| Rinewor1n, Salt Rhenm. Scald Head Pmplcs on the
Face, Prairie Itch, Illinois Mango Missouri Scratches
and all Eruptions Of the SKIN. But for the cure @
all OLD sOi,Es and SKIN DISEASES Of every kind
Eridleyss Salt Rheum and TAtte1
Ointment
Is valuable assistant to the Iodinc and sassapasi
IN subduing the diseaee The Iodine and Sareapari
Ipurhcs the Blood and removes the cause, and tn
ointment heals the Sores and kills the disease, an,
thus speedy and permanent cure Ii effected. Bot
are recommended to be used for these complaints.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine + Sarssparilla
II rapidly superoeding all other 6afsapefillas 40
= Blood Purifying Medicines. Nearly I'll ths old Sal
saparilas are discarded worthless, and arc nearl
obsolete while this Is every day increasing In opua
favor. Druggists and dealers " no formerly purchase
by the dozen, order BY the Gross and Five tire
. at a time. Il Is warranted, Six Timee STRONGER
CHEAPER and BETTER than any other Sarsapai
{ lila or Bood Purifying Medicine now odeeed - tn
Public. or money will be taken for Il. Therefor
ask for
i DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparill'
And take nothing else
PIce-thc Iodine and Sarsaparilla 81 80 per bottle.
!. Picc-Gridlcy's Salt Rheum and letter Oiatmen
IS cents per bottle.
North Fifth street, st Louis, Mo- Sold at their Branc
cago, His.
For sale by all Druggists s&A.. ss~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

In offering to the puic-D McIAnes Celebrated
Live PHI, az remed, for Liver and Bilious Com
piaints, we presan.e Doa,oaogy will be needed Ike
great prevalence VI livoC Ompainls and Bilious Dis.
eases Of all kinds throuhout the United States. and
perticelafv q Me WesSad SOuth where IN the ma
jori1y VI cses the paie 10 not within the reach OF
regular physician, reQpts that some remedy should
be provided tiiat wouldot I'm the least impair the con-
stituon and vet be SAT and eficctuai That such Il
the trina character II DrclAnas Liver Pulls there car
he no doubt The Testimony we lay before you, and
the great succsss whichhas invariably attended then
nae. will We think he Efficient - Convince he nos1
imrc,mIcns II has bel our sincere wish. that these
Pulls should be fairly anfly tested and stand " fall
By the effects psodhccd hatthcy have been fested
and that the result hss bar In every respect
their beneficial effects.
DR.. McIAne's Liver Phi are not held forth and rec
ommcnlel (likc mos OFF, popular medicines q ths
COMPLAINTS. and thoseymptons connected with .
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| AOAVAAA =
No diseAeee to which the human body Is liable ar,
cter entitled to the attention Of the phla,thrope
THIN those consequent the irritation produced b,
WORMS in the stomach and bowels. When the sui
cd and Consequently the proper remedy is not applicd
But when the patient h an infant II the disease Is MOI
entirely neglected it lie still frequently ascribed, il
lShOls or p6ft to other cause 1t ought here "a
= particularly remarked, that although butfew worm,
may exist in a child and howsoever guiescent the,
s ns.s Y Il tain =. e s:.
%s Sa'fn BY n e soo s'f sYsp a%E
prupertsn61ss. wAen qRlavased BY that csuss iii,
defiance to treatments judicious in other rtx pects bal
which entirely mils In consequence Of WORMS bsinc
potesf aud prompt remedy be possessed 40 1T feS
could b expelled without loss Of time which Il a.
precious N ssch casss the disease might he sttscied
WHICH, cAS Ta
The countehance pale and leaden color with occa
sional fushes, Or circumscIbed spot one q both
azure saznicircls runs along the lower cyeiid the
nose Is irritated swclls, and sometimes beee swell
g r D ss ssss s:as with
saliva; Shiny Or fnrred tongue breath very foul
particularly IN IN. morning appetite variable sone
ach, ut othsss entirely gone neeting pains II ~ sr
kaGhs occasional nausea and yomiiine; yioienf ~
II Fuugh0ut the abdomen; bowels irregular. 2 5npe1
hood; belly swollen and hard urine turbid rssnirs
Nm occasionally difcuit, and accompaDi.j ~ hic
cough cough scmetimes dry and convulsfyc; uneasy
per sar,shis. bsi ssns.sy isaSss, &C. 1e 'ce'n tenn
Wherever Ne abeve symptoms are found to EXIT.
B. nelAses vemifaGe may Be depended upon to n
IL universal sa.ssss wiIsA IL s,t.,a,y, 4. .a.
I'm ss iSsSS Z r: ;sss !: IL
.:s Is :: ssi1s M I 81 :s s
saTis ~ w - me b
verhiRge aRs - enhia 1lestaeJ in any sSrm -, sn
;sa' lgssSsss ~ B.. s1 isn &C. s q
5 a,ia DIRECTIONS. -. 3. :
e = - syesseaa wa!sa evssy morning, kStioe;
|Hh 1@KeS 8ppgh " day. wall Sui sos' ssosa2 Il
~ mme ey z2yer ten give little Spoes zen
|ses ~ 49, ID ~ iun grown pesson give NO =
sBssnts q Cssatesfsiss, cad ~ art;s,.. :. :, :. !.
~ Ssssiag ts1s D.. NcLsnss. - - :.
PREP kRA1100 hasisducs6 uapr1 ~ ~ 49,. -
~ etcopt pel9i1e upsa ~ puh1e iesiS.k ~ -
crloe artcseev y SH.equepes IL psuugjc1s1s
essss eSs 49, Sss,s
10wlrg parks Of genuineness:
~ rs e 81 $3.50: s;:s y epfs !; ~ s:sss,ssl Esy
-, rhedssesass sse,ni.1uA~ -. -, -. !.
IT. - Qyet PHI, Flemiag BFus., Pms~iS1ass. !,
n 49, ek ~ g sssa n heldins up hs psSe
n e. rnas 1sss sAe ,.aAsA stamped On ne M
1-.. su.i,s fRERARsD ONLY m .s'1 !
FLEMING BROTHERS.
~ go ssssssfllltesbury, Pa,
SOLE lPrSReietsrs " Mel. 49,
Liver 11ls, vefShfkuge oS1
Lung HB01s0uS.
SOLD BIZ D&ALERo BvERYWHunR
sae01tAu0oo68s ssSsE go So 'TlTE-
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SYMPTOMS ga DISEASED LIVER.

Pain ntle yieht sid under ne edge Of tho yiDe IN
creasiug On pressure ;soinettmcs the pain y y the en
side; the patient israny able to lie ON the left side;
sometimes the pain fen under the shoulder blade,
and Il frequently c4nds to the top Of the shondef,
and Is sometimes $tnken t6r Rheumatism IN the arm,
Tue stomach IL aeced with loss Of appetite and sick
the bowels in General are costive, sometimes al
tefnatng with laxity the head lie troubled with pain,
aee1mgs,sd with % heayZ senate" ion y the back
accomrnnied NH lsiefdl sensation Of having left
uMcne spsnsthing which 0ught to have been doec. A
ticnt complains OF weakness ind debility he is easily
Off prickysusslim Of 10 sliin; he splrik are low,
beneficial to him, yet he al, ecaryely sum up fortude
scses cfshe aSose symptoms scccmrn,y the direa.c,
yet examination Of the body after death has shown the
Liver to have bceen extensively derangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr. McIane's Liver Pin, in see Of sue ana Fever
when taken with 4uinle, arc .promotiye of the most
happy tcsult: No besst essh,Ic-can 4 sssd pre-
vice all who are afflicted with this disease give them
FAIR TRIAL.
DIRECTIONS.
Take two three pills going to bed every second OF
third night. II they do not purge two orihrec times
breakfast should ivariably follow their use The Live,
Pills may be used when pur,ing simply is neces
sary As an anii-bous purgatve they inferior Il
anu ia doses Oh TWO OF tey aStok D.
ing relief IN Sick Headache also in sight derange
m5nts Ofthe Stomach
Prepared only by
Fleming BroR, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole heristors Of DR.. AeLane's Uscr Iills,
Termjfuge and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
f. DIR. McLANE'S
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EU = e x ~ ~ I
lu,.lhIl. 81 RsssA6..,,

nHCDEDLY THE INIT ARTICLE ron ElSro-
~ ring Grey Hair = III Orisnal color (nQt dpeInel
eEseGnally eklh3 = dison16 q thexealH reuvA 6x
e. hair sdssI fS% islsE e fsesf seR aeA
.Ross.r FlsssS zssst and MahSfussuru,; Il. 1bus,
Missouri. =
sold b. DIR. B. RAs1xRLY . Co., No.snt NM
Fffth street 81. Iouis u0 md Ut their DtaSA ~.
ily Medicine Store, No. ~ MadIs0a qtrssl Chicago,
IN. Sole General Agents. to whom al orders must b
addressed. Z 10 s3tfsf fnSff
ruitEf, FINCH : FULLER. BupxaAns
+ VAN setback, Wholssale DsalSfA Chi.
sags. IN. s,i.ea oaa' ysaalq bstss7sli
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STEAM
to and from the old country
9horfeat Qoa RacaaOe.

The farvrtc fst class Clyde built iron steamers Of
THE ANCHOR LINE
of transatlantic steam packet ships
HlilDcrmin. Caledonia, Cnssslp ria:
ritaMniW. Columbia. lmSlia.
Sail regWlarlyto and from New York. RATES OF
PASSAGE as low as by my other first class line
These fire steamers fitted up In every
pect to insure the safety comfort and Convenience O
passengcrs On very advantageous terms The Anchci
Line grant through tickets e. and nom all the stations
on the Irish and English Railways and the prncipa
rcs IN the United States and also forward passengers
ut very moderate rates to and nom France Germany
&c. A. this Company does not employ runnerr those
who wish passage tickets, certicacs OF passage e
send for their friends, any further nonnafion vii
picase sIy II any Of the Company agencies through
out the States, the head Office IN New York "
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 co,
New York, jan. 1870. q Bowling Green.
! J. d. EVANS, Agent,
L div DAvpnnort, Iowa.
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Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment
DR.. Easterlv's Iodine & sarsaparj

And take nothing else.
PIicc-thc Iodine and Sarsaparilla 81 30 per bottle
Pncc--Grdleys Salt ltheum and letter Oiatment
IS cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by Dr. 4. Easterly 4 Co., No. 70
North Fifth street, st Louis Mo- Sold at their Branch
Family Medicine Store, No. " Madison street, Chi
ca,o, His.
For sale by all Druggists. .s.g4 a
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-05-30
Death OF General Scott.

We learn from the Baltimore Transcript, Of
yesterday evening, that General SCOTT des
parted this life, at West Point, on the morn
ing of the 29th instant. He was born on the
18th June, 1856, fourteen miles from Peters,
burg, Va, being the issue of VIM, ScoTT and
ANN MASON, who intermarried in 1880. His
grandfather was of the clan Buccleugh, and
took part with the Pretender-escaped from
the field of Culloden, lin 1746,) to Bristol,
whence he was smugged on board of ship
bound to Virginia.
General ScoTT lost his father, who was a
captain in the Revolutionary war, in his sixth
year. His mother was spared to him eleven
years longer, and all that was worthy in his
career, he filially attributes to the lessons he
received from her. She was the daughter of
DANIEL MASON and ELIZABETH WINFIELD,
the only child Of JOHN WINFIELD, probably
the wealthiest man in the Colony
We gather these facts of his pedigree from
the Generals autobiography, contenting our
selves with no reference to his military and
political history, which is so familiar to the
public, as to need no reference to it at our
our hands,
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The Convention of the Young Mems Chris
tian Associations of the U. S., and the Cana
dss, is to be held this year in Albany, N. Y,
on the LIST June.
Richard Pollard, a tailor, was murdered in
New York by VIM. Cormick, his late en-
ployer.
Governor Morton of Indiana is not expec-
ted to recover from his illness.
A court martial has convened in Washing
ton, for the trial of Paymaster Paulding, of
the United States Navy, whose case we men,
toned yesterday, and who is on his trial for
depositing moneys with the Merchants Ma
tional Bank.
Gen. Sickles has been appointed Minister
to the Hague-General Warren to Guatema-
la--Mr. Rosseau Minister to Honduras-and
Colonel Campbell Minister to Mexico.
The President has nominated VIM Faxon,
chief clerk Of the Navy Department, to be
Assistant Secretary of the Navy in the place
Of Captain Fox, resigned He has been
nominated additional Assistant Secretary of
the Navy for six months under the recent
law. ''i adF 81.
Thirteen Americans have been murdered at
Mazatlan, Mexico, by the liberals at the sack
ing of Hermosillo. They murdered thirty
five foreigners, and five hundred citizens who
had assisted in defending the town. They
acted outrageously, and violated the women.
The entire population of Sonora, is rising to
revenge the cruelties of the liberals.
There has been a terrific tor lado at Homes
dale, Pa. It's course was from West to East
and then South, and then North easterly
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Generai News.

The Republican caucus of Senators have
agreed to strike out the section in the consti-
tutlonal amendment reported from the Com
mttee Of fifteen, which deprived the majority
Of the citizens of eleven Southern States of
the right to vote Tor members of Congress I'M
til 1870. It's thought that the republican
majority will come to agree upon constitu-
tlonal amendment which can be passed
The number of votes to be given will be forty
seven, OF which the republicans calculate
upon thirty three. 1t will be rushed through
both Houses. The session may close by the
4th of July next. II Tennessee and Arkan-
sas adopt this amendment, and if all the loyal
States accept it, there will be twenty seven
States for it, or thrce-fourths of the whole
number in the Uuion. "
The Southern BAPTIST Convention at Rus
seville, Ky, adjourned on last Saturday.
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The Ephesus and Smyrna.

We find in the Petersburg Express state
ment that the Smyrna has been compelled to
return to port. We were apprised of this
some days ago, but were glad at the same
time to learn that the injury to her machinery,
in consequence of which she put back to
Queenstown was not very serious
Following" says the Express" immedi-
ately after the long and tedious voyage of
the Ephesus, which has not yet reached
Norfolk, the circumstance is somewhat un-
fortunate for the new enterprise" We are
by no means prepared to admit this conclu-
sion as to the Smyrna; perhaps, until the
English market has regained tranquility and
the prices are re-established, it is the best
thing which could have happened for the en-
terprise just now. The true misfortune oc-
Cured when the Ephesus exploded her steam
pipe. But, Notwithstanding this, we are full
OF hope of the future; not only of hope, but
of reasonable expectations. We use the word
advissdly, and base our expectations on
the fact that British capital is seeking en-
ployment here for the British merchant mar
inc. English ships plough the waters OF
every sea in search Of new avenues of trade,
and they are directed in their movements by
the most consummate sagacity. This sagacity
has not been slow to select the great points
in the South with which to open communica-
ton. From New Orleans for example, we
have the following steamers running to Liv-
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would sustain the line at its start. The mat
ter is worth investigation, for it involves the
destiny of Norfolk. The true ghosts of this
world are those of last opportunities-let us
see to it that we, as community, are not
haunted by the spectre Of the opportunity
now presented XII -a1
This is serious reflection; for such COLLINS
as these always come with the crisp rattle of
sterling bills we might hare drawn, and the
hooking jingle of coin, which we dismally
comprehend might hare gone into our pockets.
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INSURANCE.

"h 6oMPAKY a. Nok RFFsgRANcE
IN cor PORAT TED 1919.
capital, SitpO MN
Authorized Capital, si.o SO. .,tS
M. Board Of Directors: ~
j. G. Deming, President
John y Whitehead, President Franklin Saw.
Gilbert G. Walker, President Exchange Ma.
tional Bank. frT IN -,
g. /. Cole, President First N ational Bank.
G. Il. Rowland, of late Rowland i Brothers.
John ID. Gordan, of j. D. Gordan l. Co..
Bankers a s8 W.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer & Nee. Saw.
ings Bank. ,il.sI -tr =.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. Il Nee. Ex-
WIT. Harrison, President Mer. and Nice. Saw
ings Bank. faI ~ -.
O. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison Co.,
George Sangster, ESQ.,, J. E. Barry, Esq, A.
l.. Hill, ESQ.
gss~ City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office Deming's Insurance Building, corner of
Main and Commerce streets.
LNRE, LIFE, MARINE l. INLAND
IL INSURANCE.
j. c.. MING, AGENT.
New York Life Insurance c Ompany.
l. NEW YORK ,a :. -7l'''
manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company, N. Y.
and Marine Insurance Co.,
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. ".
national Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, va.
Eg- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls Of Vessels issued at this y AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
J. c. DEMING, Agent,
Office, Deming's Insurance Building,
au 26-6m Cor OF Main and Commerce sts
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NORFOLK. May 20, 1856.



In your card Of the 2sth inst, you desire me
to present myself as Candidate for the office Of
Sergeant of this city. in answer would say that
now announce myself q Candidate for that
ofhee and should it please the voters of the city
to elect me, promise them to do my duty, with
out fear or favor. Thanking you, gentlemen, for
your appreciation of my former services.
l am very respectfully,
THOS. j. CORPREW.
10 Messrs Baker, Sharp, Banks, &C.,
may29-2t* +d Q -'
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RAIL ROADS.

AGENTS OFFICE, N. Il PR.
..,,,.,,eg, NORFOLK, May 8, 1866.
IN RED UCTION OF FARE
ON MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND
~. 4, FRIDAYS,
The trains of the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
Road, make due connections, with the trains to
and from Richmond
Leave Norfolk at 7.30 a. M
Manchester at 1880 a. m.
The Fare between Norfolk and Rich
MOnd has been reduced.
Through Tickets issued at this Office
Baggage check I'd through.
". D. GRONER,
may9,20t !ui 80 M 8 Agent.
RICHMOND Il PETERSB URIC !
tg RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, Va, March IL, 1866.
CPRING SCHEDULE. abbf7gH-
Manchester daily at5.15 a. M, and L. 80 D. M,
And Petersburg daily at $50 a. M, and S As
p. M. n Ltl I2eG{e 5l -8f
And on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, they leave Manchester and Petersburg,
at 1850 a. M,
The morning and evening train from Peters
burg connect with the trains via Fredericksburg
for the North, and the 5l5 a. m, train and the
1880 a. M, train from Manchester connect with
the N. Il p. r. r. train for Norfolk.
E. F. GILL,
mhl3-u Ha4 Engineer 4 Sup,t.
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d 1. & A. STUART'S REFINED
4Cs, SuGARS.-Crushed, Powdered and Gran
ulated. ".
q. ..-'-t.a F.=t ALSO ,@fHc2 HNt
Iatent Pressed Loaf, new and superior article.
A. B. and Extra G. Sugars. - .g9T-
ana Porto Rico Sugars in Hhds and Bbls, for
sale by G. W. ROWTAND'
ap IL IL Rowlands Wharf
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ELECTION NOTICES.

and then South, and then North easterly
ELECTION NOTICES.
TO THE VOTERS OF NORFOLK CITY.
HEREBY announce myself Cam
l. didate for Inspector of Streets If elected
promise to discharge the duties of the Office to the
best of my alb ility, I'D. a o{ s-a
may3tde* R.H. STEVENS.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
NORFOLK.
+ RESPECTFULLY announce NV
self as Candidate for the office of Sheriff of
the City of Norfolk.
may16.td HENRY IRWIN.
RICHARD Wake, JR.,
WILL be supported for the Office of
w COLLECTOR at the election on the Gath
of June by .u t,t.r.tl tt,le Ell
may28-td MANY VOTERS.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
/ NORFOLK. 40 sf. l,H3 .-
+ RESPECTFULLY offer myself as a
/ a Candidate for the office of the Assessor of
the City, at the ensuing election.
may ltd JACOB VICKERY.
FOR CITY COLLECTOR.
IF my fellow citizens deem me wOr-
i thy, shall be grati6sd to receive their votes
for the office of CITY COLLECTOR. am now
resident Of the city and have been SO since my
return in May, 1865.
mayI5-td R.Q. DRUMMOND.
NOTICE.
T BARRY KING, Esq, will be
y supported for the office Of WEIGHER OF
HAY at the election on the oath June by
mayl2-td+ MANY VOTERS.
Old Dominion copy.
SECOND WOOD MEASURER.
I RESPECTFULLY solicit the votes
i of my fellow citizens for the office of SECOND
WOOD MEASURER. A4
mayl9-s&w-td WALTER J. DOYLE.
Virginian copy. te
NOTICE.
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
OF NORFOIK.-The subscriber offers him
self Candidate for the office of Second Wood
Measurer, to be voted for on the Oath June next,
and if elected promises strict attention to its du
ties. .. r.
may 14-2awtde* E. R. GALE.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
NORFOLK. HI
IN iii e undersigned respectfully So
i licits your support at the ensuing election
of Hay. Should you be pleased to elect him.
he guarantees to give satisfaction, In the dis
charge of the duties of said office. aa9
Your very obd't serv't,
may22-tu&ftf JOSEPH. F BATTLEY.
NOTICE.
HEREBY respectfully announce
myself Candidate for the office of
2ND WOOD-MEASURER
at the election on the 25th June, pledging myself
to strict and impartial discharge of the duties
if elected. . t4f
may2l G.. FREDERICK CLARK. 5
ELECTION NOTICE. 80.
NATHANIEL b. L E e ESQ.,, the
IN present incumbent, will be supported at the
ensuing election, for the office of Inspector of
Streets, by Mill ...4fgi H. fsla
may2s-td MANY VOTERS.
WEIGHER OF HAY.
RESPECTFULLY announce my
/ self as Candidate for the office of
Weigher of Hay,
At the approaching election. $3.50" .2utis
may22-tf JNO. M. GIBBS, t
TO THE VOTERS OF NORFOLK
r HEREBY respectfully announce
i myself candidate for the Office of CITY
ASSESSOR. .,...l,...lJ st
may25-td R. B. WRIGHT.
ELISA 4. NORFOLK, Va, May, 2sth 1866.
Col. THOMAS j. CoRPREw ~ q.
Strive desire, with your concurrence.to pre-
sent you candidate for the office of Sergeant of
this city at the election to be held on the Oath day
of June next. The prompt and very satisfactory
manner in which the duties of the office were dis
charged during your former term, give assurance