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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-15

A fire to day destroyed the three upper
stories off four story building at the corner.
of Canal and Crossinan street occupied by Els
B. Herlan, tinware manufactured The los
is about $50 900 partially insured.
Bowling Green, Ky. Oct IA gang of
six men robbed the railroad Offices and store
at South Union, about P. M, taking about
81 800, of which $500 was in specie. The
men had their faces BACKED, and their des-
cription answers to that of the men who rob
bed the pay train yesterday. They left in
the direction of Franklin. ~ rf 90.
| ALEXANDRIA AFFAAIs.-On the first of
Mich, 1861, there were outstanding S125OOO of
circulating notes Of the city of Alexandria of,
which, the Gazette says, 800 900 have been
drawn in and cancelled up to this date, leav :
ing only $4,000 ahoat The last quotations
for corporation money were sixty-fve cents
in the dollar, and all the notes are destroyed
as soon as they reach the city treasury AMI
have been cancelled During the past two
days upwards of $4,000 of bills, warrants
coupons, &C., of she corporation were also
ordered to be destroyed. -y's
APPoINTMENTs.-The President has an.
pointed John Seys, of Ohio, minister residen,
and consul general of the United States to the
Republic of Liberia, and Charles Seymour anC
VIM. A. Budd, of New York, aud E. R
Nudge, of Massachusetts, to be commits toners
to the Paris Exposition. Also VIM Gramm
postmaster at Kanawha, West Virginia
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We have heretofore called at ention to the
the subject of the manufacture OF cotton,
and gave statistics showing the vast profits
of the New England factories, which went to
show how much more profitable this branch
of enterprise was likely to prove when oper-
ated upon the spu, Where the cntL.n NO.
grown, whereby the expense of transporta-
ton, insurance and commissions, to middle
men, incident upon the disposal OF the raw
material, might be saved, which in the aggre-
gate formed handsome profit We learn
that the Augusta Factory has recently de-
clared dividend OF five per cent, being the
third quarters dividend Of this year. The
report of work for the year ending the
3lst of August 1856, shows there were man
ufactured 8,573,0 900 yards Of shooting, 2,484,-
900 yards of shirting, and 403,0 900 yards OF
drills, making total manufactured of 6,41O,-
900 yards. These at profit of two cents a
yard, which the Columbus Enquirer thinks
may be reasonably concluded, would amount
to a handsome per centago on its capital,
which il 100000 We also learn from
the same source, that the first prices for cloth
for this iactorys weaving are lower than
those of the same description of goods made
by Northern factories, and that considera-
BILE proportion of the cloth of the Augusta
Factory is disposed Of in Northern markets.
The statistics of the Northern factories and
the enrichment of the New England States
from this source of profit, should be sufficient
to satisfy all donbiers of the l,racti,abify of
successfully manufacturing the raw material
at the South, where it is grown-but the sue
cess Of the Augusta factory should leave no
doubt on the minds of any.
1t is clearly demonstrable that the true
policy OF the South is to divert portion Of
her labor and capital from agriculture, pur-
SUITS and employ it in manufacturing the
raw material, thus retaining the large profits
within her own borders, which have hereto
fore been suffered to be monopolized by the
foresight and enterprise of New England
BY adopting such an industrial policy the
South will have taken an immense stride t,,-
wards The goal OF commercial and political
independence. In this way alone can she ef
feet that disenthr1llment which has hereto
fore clogged her Progress and made her the
newer OF wood and drawer of water to II more
energetic, entorprisin8 aud iar-soeng sec
ton. 1t Is high time that we had prntiled
by the lesson and the example taught aud sci
before MS by "lr more prosperous neiohbors
In this matter, as In many others, we have
been grossly negligent and dlsregardfnl of
our material Interests. Let Virginia realize
the Importance of establishing factories
throughout her borders. and high destiny
awaits her in the mar3h Of progress aud the
general race towards prosperity
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Manufacturing Advantages of the
south

We have heretofore alluded to the mann
featuring advantages possessed by the South.
on whose soil the great staple is grown-and
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DIR. GARDNER.

Z" fa lFoRMBRLY OF LONDON, ENGLAND ~ .
oCuLIsTAN AURIsT, OPERATOR ON THE e
: So EYE AN D ARt 2
Respectfully informs the citizens of Norfolk,
that be will be again at the Atlantic Hotel on
on Friday, November 3OtA, to Tuesday, Decem-
Der 4th. After that time monthly, of which
due notice will be given. So s-u Isl
once Hours from 8 A. M. to 9 r. NJ.
Aud can be consulted on DEAFNESS.
NOISE IN THE HEAD. .CATARRH, DIS
CHARGES from the EAR SCALES in the
|. EAR, ACCUMULATION OF WAX TN
THE EAR, OBSTRUCTION OF THE EUs-
fACIlIAN TUBE, and all Acute or Chronic
Diseases of the EAR ana AIR PASSAGES
A RITE ICIAL EYES
Inserted without PAIN, and perfectly resembling
the natural eye. Operations for CATARACT.
STRABIsMUS or CROSS EYE, Artificial Pupil
&C., skillfhlly performed. and all diseases Of the
b Y E AN d b r,
treated, and every operation in Aural and OPP
thaimie Surgery, performed by
Do TOR RDNER.
Principal Office, "a West Fortieth street. New
York. H4 -
&sr For reference Testimonials &C., send for
a CIRCULAR ass's 81 ilaa ~
- OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
me Louisville Journal says "The Testimonials
never have been obtained, except by the display
OF great skill and learning in his profession Obe
thing especially commendab.e 10 the Doctoris
practice is, that he will not attempt an incurablo
disease for the sake Of fee, but frankly tells the
patent whether lie can be cured or not. We cheer
FULLY recommend Dir Gardner to the attention of all
our friends who may be suffering from diseases of
the eye or ear.
The Richmond Times saws; We have no kes;ts.
ton in saying that DIR. Gardner is the most sciann
Ahc and successful eye and ear Surgeon in this
country. @ ~ '5i@ aal eF7ii
Dir. Gardner's treatment of the eve and ear
is wonderful = Richmond Enquirer; e ~ vt
We feel justified in recommending DR. Gardner
70 .,,ose suffering from diseases of The eve and
we can safely and cordially recommend DIR.
Gardner, who will fulfill all he undertakes to per-
form. = baltimore Clipper. e.. y r., -iiv
The New Orleans True Delta savs.f.wa a..
saie'y recommend Dr. Gardner as a successful on
vi a'or ON the eye and ear. He will not undertake
70 ''ea1 q case unless cure can be effected. 49,
me :, Wheeling Register. says; "Dr. Gardner is
one Of the most successful Ooulists and Aurists In
the country. We advise those suffering from the
diseases OF the eye and ear to consult him" ~
Sc l8c-DWtf sli fgidg ~. 80 ,ga
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(YREAT ATTRACTION
" AT THE OLD ESTABL SHED
JEWELRY STORE OF j. NJ FREEMAN,

n
" AT THE OLD ESTABL SHED
JEWELRY STORE OF J. NJ. FREEMAN,
80 Main Street. Corner of Talbot. .
Persons visiting the city, and citizens general
ly, will find at J. M. FkEEMAN'S one of the
largest and finest stocks of Goods in his line, and
at accommodating prices, consisting of o. st-5e
WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES.
Fine Gold English and American Levers, of the
best makers; fine Hunting Gold Geneva Levers
and Lepines, with enamel and diamond cases,
beautiful and suitable for the Ladies; Silver Hunt
ing and single case Levers and Lepines.
JEWELRY, JEWELRY. '.a'aaa g
Full Sets Coral, Carbuncle, Onyx, and Pearl,
for Bridal occasions, jet Ear Rings, Pins, and
Bracelets rich collection of fine Gold Chains,
Chatelans, Guards and Leontines-- so generally
worn; diamond rings, both Solitaire and Cluster.
PURE SILVER, PURE SILVER.
Tea, Sugar and Cream Pots, Goblets, Mugs
Berry and Jelly Spoons, Cake and Pie Knives
Table, Tea and Desert Forks and Spoons, with
many other desirable articles suitable for pres
ents and hoasekeepers.
PLATED WARE,
Tea and Breakfast sets, Tea and Coffee Urns,
Pitchers, Sugar Dishes, Goblets, Casters, Forks,
spoons, Liquor Stands, and many other articles
too numerous to mention, which will be sold low
for cash. 1861 sa salss
tome to Freeman's, and you can rely on all
articles offered for sale.
N. Z. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
by experienced woikmen, and warranted for
1854 J. M. FREEMAN, I.ai5
ocl2 20 corner Main and Talbot sts
UMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER
We have an hand over 900, 900 feet of Yellow
and Pitch Pine Lumber, consisting of Scantling
OF all sizes, A and 57b dressed flooring, A. Ga
and "a Boards, 2, and A inch heart and mer-
charitable Plank for wharfug, &c. sa+4
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vICKERY 6 COMPANY.
{ Established 1s43.)

"if fyt p 4 EStaptlahed l43.1 4tsi ASST .ssf
BO0KSELLERS. Nd S'fATIONERS.
~ e NORFOLK, VA, aila 3aa
Take pleasure in informing their numerous
friends, both in Town and Country, that thew
nave resumed the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
is.' BOOK AND sTATIONERYbs s,ass
business in this city, and have taken and fitted
up mat large and splendid Store under the at
ianilc Hotel lately occupied by ]. II. King as
as Clothing House,) where they will be pleased
to see theit old customers and friends. t'iaNF
We shall, as heretofore, keep ON hand all the
latest publications of the day as they are issaed
from the press, and from experience of "a wears
in the business, feel institsd in saying that we
understand now to later 10 the tastes and wsnts
of this community. 3fib lG-''-i - -
Our stock is entirely new and fresh and bba.
been laid IN ON the most advantageous terms; the
public may therefore rest assured of getting nons
but tht BEST ana at as cheap rates as can be sold
by any house IN the Southern Country. ~ f1aSF's
VlCKERY 4 COMPANY, 1858
Under the "Atlantie's Hotel, al
Oot-l3-lv rti III sss.e.,I- T. n .r,olk u
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GREAT FACTION
IN DRY GOODS, &c.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR
I866-IS67!
NOMPRlSING all the latest STYLES of
" FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
GOODS,
j. ID. G A NJ NJ ON'S
T. M RUM OF FA HON,
No 63, East Main Street.

The Subscribe now offers to the public one of
the largest and finest assOrtments of Goods ever
witnessed, all Of which he offers to purchasers at
the lowest market prices. oct8 I'm
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JOHN BOETTN Err,
No. 80, CHURCH STREKT,
ID EPAIRS PIANO MELODEONS,
n, Fl,UTlNAS,

~ EPAERS PIANO MELODEONS,
IL F1.UTlNAS,
And all kiutls of Musical Instruments =
Violin Strings, of the very best description,
or sale. fa,# octlO-lJap.
Nj G. CUT HERRIN GS-20O Bbls. in store,
oeS NORRIS, GwATHMEY & co.
III ERRING-- 20 bbls new Eastern Herring re-
IA oeived this day and for sale by
oct IL NO. u KoWfands wharf
- CON, b A CON.
A few hhds Baltimore sides received and ior
sale by
DAVIS & BRO rs
oeS "a Rowiands wharf.
NEW PUBLICATIONS. The Lost
IN Cause, Frederick the Great and his Court
DR.. Johns. Taken Upon Trust, Helen Courtney s
Promise, Armadaie etc. For sale by
STEWART d DEFY,
ocf43 booksellers and Station rs
WANTED.
CITY CERTIFICATES OF INTEREST.
Apply to
7s CHAS. HARRIS,
ocl3-3to a. At National Hotel.
L I'VE ~ w. EAIRA CASI SIEElI
H. Cross Cut Saws. Another supply received
To Day, direct from the makers, and for sale at
their prices by taAi se hlsa s..a
j. G. WOMBLE Il CO.,
octl3 F1tg. copy. Commercial Row.
NOR RENT.-Stores Nos. 81 and ST. under
j the Opera House, for 1867. Also, FOR SALE
Store No. 8, eampbelPs Wharf.
JOSHUA HIKING,
Successor to GEORGE w. FARRANT,
Norfolk Va, e,5Est,s
(THE OLD NAVAL TAILOR)
Civil and Naval Merchant Tailor, has removed
to Ne. 48, Stewards New Buildings, Bank street,
I'd door from Main street, joining First National
Bank, and rtE ~
ATLANTIC HOTEL. v saA
Fall and Winter Stock,
English and French Cloths
Csssimers and Vestings, just received. Please
call and examine before purchasing.
Bank street, Norfolk Vac
oc-l3tlstjan Ad hz5lf.a
MERCIINTs AND MECHANICS
1u EXCHANGE ANNUAL NESTING
The Annual Meeting of the Exchange will be
held in their rooms on MONDAY EVENING,
10th instant, at o'clock. s.A.77at+
The object of the meeting is the election of Off /
GERS and Board of Directors 9''@4g
1uli and punctua attendance OF every mem
Der is requested.
octla-2t IS WALTER II. TAYLOR, sec'y.s
CHEEsE-60 Prime Dairy Cheese, just receiy-
" ed and for sale by - t w;
DAVIS & BRO,
octl2 No. "a Rowlands wharf.
DUTTr R--20 Tubs and Firkns nice sweet
ID Butter, just to hand and for sale by
= atzs. DAVIS Il BRO,
oct IL No. ID Rowlands wharf
DERUVIAN GUANO,--50 Tons now an
Il loading; Fresh Importation. and pure quail
ty, for sale by
ootlO ANNA Il, H. DELK, Agent.
4 Nandles.--lOO Boxes Adamsntine and IalIow |
" for sale by - ,r Il |
se209 NORRIS, GWATHMEY l. CO.
CTRAY COW.-These is a atray Cow at nv |
- house, The owner is r, Quest d to come for |
ward, prove property, pay damages, and take
the Cow. y f. - q,
Oct9 u s- j. H.. HUNTER
nOG LOST y, REWARD LOST.
~ from Steamer George Appold, on Saturday,
Oct. 9Th, Black and Tan Dog, both ears cut.
smooth hair, and plump. He answers TO the name
Of Pomp or Eide. A reward of So will be paid I
or his being delivered to the Agent of the Boston
Line o. Steamers i9''} oct4-4t
CUGAR--l0 Hhds Prime quality Porto Rico
~ Sugar, in store, and for sale at lowest rates
~ ~ DAVIS & BRO,
sep II "a Rowlsnd's WIFI.
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. FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
VNHE BRICK STORE, No. 6 Commercial Row,
L next to the Portsmouth Ferry, for rent for
1861. Apply to @ N1l ~ s
oct9-tf ~ c.. w. GRANDY.
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Virginian copy.
TN CHANCERY. -177T- n :
i john r. Kilby, Committee of John d. Myrick,
pETJTInN =

I N CHANCERY. fH
i john h. Kilby, Committee of John d. Myrick,
PETITION.
Pursuant to Decree of the Circuit Court of the
City of Norfolk, pronounced on the 26th day OF
September, in the year 1866 the undersigned one
of the Commissioners in Chancery of the said
Court, has fixed upon the Gath day of October
next, to take the accounts and make the inquiries
directed by the said decree, to witt ~
y l. An account of all the debts and demands
against the said John ID. Myrick, and whether
liens have been acquired by any creditor and how
q An account OF the estate, both real aud pea
sonal of the said John ID. Myrick, and of annual
and absolute values thereof. s'b
3. An account OF the application which may
have been made of any pets NAL estate. f.e
A. To hear all parties interested in said real e,-
tate.
And notice is hereby given all creditors and
parties interested in said real estate, to make and
prove their claims before nc.
eHl WIN. A. SWANK, Comm'r.
Commissioners Office, Norfolk, Va. ocS-l5d
AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOWN POINT WHARVES AND WARE
HOUSES.
IN pursuance of Ii Decree of the Cir
L cut Court OF the city Of Norfolk, made on the
oath day of July last, in a suit therein depending
between John b. MePhail and others, Plaintiffs
and George W. McI'hail aud others, Defendants
l offer Tor sale the spacious Brick Warehouses
and the Wharf Property, on Town Point in this
city, known as McPhails Wharf, now occupied
by WIN. ID. Reynolds Il Go. and kader Biggs AGO
No such oppor tunity for the investment of cap
ital has been offered to merchants and steamboat
companies since the close of the war.
FERNS liberal. Proposals invited.
CHARLES SHARP, as
oct0-t1s 1850 s..ssf5s Snecal Commissioner
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O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
! We the undersigned have this day formed a
co partnership for the purpose of conducting the
.54'a JEW ELRY BUSINESS
in all its branches, under the name and style
of ,nsfl. YES F4i4 st.5s s5s.s.
4s st5 BUSH Dc HUGHES.
s And hope by fair dealings and strict attention
to the wants of our customers, to merit share
of the public patronage. Hnt4 a54s sja
We are now open and will keep constantly on
hand, in the store No. so Bank street, next
door to LIST National Bank, a nice stock of
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J. G. WON BILE 4 CO.,
0ctl3 Fiig. copy. 2 Commercial Row.
IOR Rem T.-Stores Nos. 81 and 81, under
il the Opera House, for 1867 Also, FOR SALE
Store No. 8, GampbelPs Wharf.
octl3tf j. G, REDMOND, G.. r. G.
OSHUA ii. KING,
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The Bitter Fruits of Bad Bitters.

Invalid reader do you know what nine.tenths of the
bitter compounds you solicited by the proprietors
to accept as universal panaceas composed Of? Give
heed for moment. They manufactured from un-
purified ALCOHOL containing considerable portion of
t.se OIL poison almost as deadly prussc acid The
basis of the regular ncures Of the Matera Medica is
the same. No amount of "herbal extracts" over
come the bad tendency Of this pernicous element The
essence of sound Rye thoroughly reched is the only
stmulant which be safely used as component of
Tonic, Alternative and ti.Bilious Medicine and HOS
TETTER's STOMACH B1TTERS is the only medicinal
preparation in the world in which this article is used
On Ingredient Hence the extraordinary effects of this
great specific 1t gives siren 9Th Without producing ex
citement No other tonic does this All the ordinary
Bters flush the face and affect the brain. HosTETTERs
B1rTERs duse agreeable calm through the nervous
SYSTEM promote digestion, and produce Sleep No other
tonic quickly reyyes the exhausted physical energies
restores the appetite and the gloom and de-
preston which always accompanies weakness Of the
bodily powers. 6
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spEJIAL-NOTIOEs,

~ THE sUBsORrBER DESIRES, THUS
publicly to express his gratitude to Captain wALKnR
tho sTEWARDEss, and the OFFICERS Of the stean-
hip Flambeau from New York. for their unremitting
attentions to him In the recent severe aficton that
betel him on board Of .ad ahip BE aao takes this op.
portunity ofmost cordially commencing The said Off.
GERS to the travelling public aaguring 81 that could
entrust themselves to no beter or who
viii go farther to insure their happnets ana comfort
june "a u F. M.HARpER.
NJ DECEASED SOLD OF SOUTH CARO-.
LlNA-c COLUMBIA, g. O., MAY 2S. 1885. WIN The
partial ref sumption Of mail facilities again. undaf
point ment Of thu Lesisa are request the names Of al
who died in aervice Of disease from accident or
wounds OF who fell In battle. Give the name jul.
District rank compaay regiment and arm servies,
date and cause Of dealt, and .hers lie died. and age
The Record cannot be completed withous the asast-
ance Of al who take an interest Id this memorial Es
peoiaJly to our returned soldiers DO now make this
appeal 4 Y he but = single name yeu can furnish.
send 1t to me at once. - WIN. J: RIVERS.
- -, :, .ia.@S.1st State Agent Tor Recording 10
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eA' % LEWIS own AOc0Mnea0f HIS F1fgNt.
Dr. onAvEN for some time surgeon on duty al rsrt
no nroe, has published book In hich soma acooit
of the doinas and aav,nou 4, =.
Here ,a N, sason AYE = glyen.
a. ~ Dn..s own aesount OF MS hight:
On leaving richmond no frst went to panyiIe, be.
nHs drection. falling back TO maaA Junction with
sonnstGns force IN the direction of Roanoke river,
raht however, pressed forward go rapidly, and swung
90 ar around that Lee was obliged to retreat in the
drectlon OF LJnohDurg with his main force, while his
vanguard which arrived at Danvilie insisted falling
North oarolina
In Danvtlle Mr. Davis learned Of Lees surrender.
1mme diael started for doldsboro where he met and
on South. At Lexington be received diepatch from
Johnston requesting that the Secretary Of War General
Brechnr1dge) should repair 70 his headquarters near
Rsleigh-General Sherman having submitted propo.
stion for laying down arms which too comprehen.
sive IN Ito scope for any mere military commander to
decide upon. Breok1nr1dge ana Postmaster General
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To All Whom 1t may Concern.
WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
HALL OFTHE WASHINGTON F. z. CO.,
VANDERHoRsT- STREET, JUNE II, 1865.

HALL OF.THE WASHINGTON f. Z. CO.,
VANDEnHoRsT-sTnEET,JU JUNE H. 1865.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THIS COM
PANY are compelled to make an appeal TO their fellow
citizens for aid In order to enable them to purchase
STEAM FIRE ENGINE. The confagraton In Oolum.
ba g. g., which swept away the homes Of many de-
fenceless citizens and involved such widespread de-
struoon and ruin, also deyoured in it's course their
new and beautiful engine which bad been sent to that
city for safekeepng, The box at present used by them
is worn out in the service After seventeen years Of
duty to the cty-heartly and faithfully discharged
the members OF this Company feel that appreolave
community will readily respond to their petition, and
with smiles Of cheer at once contribute literally to the
object stated.
The amount required for new steamer is five thou.
sand dollars and the following Committee has been ap
pointed and is fully authorized to solicit subscriptions
of our fellow. citizens generally.
COMMITTEE.
President, JOHN B. MARTIN.
vice-President, SAMUEL L. MATTHEWS.
Second Director WILLIAM KRE8sEI.
Fourth Director JOSEPH MAZYCK.
CHARLES soHWNG.
The services rendered for so many years by the
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY is deserving of the aid
asked for. TheJ have ordered steamer, and cheer
trusting 1t will meet with that liberaity always bestow-
ed on the Fire Department. NJ. H. NATHAN,
June IL tut4 @= Chief Fire Department.
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A Distressing AFFA1n.-We copy the following from
the Marion Grffcenk Of the 2Qth

ne Marion Crescent OF the 2Utn:
We are panied to learn that on Saturday last In the
light OF day. the dark deed of murder was perpetratad
on the person Of esteemed fellow.czen COL hoDt
O. Emanuel He was walking with his little son near
his residence in the lower part Of Marlboro when four
ass.ssins hred their guns upon him. and ended bis
earthly career in the primo OF well spent and useful
had accumulated more than comfortable estate Ii
leaves large family to lament irreparable bereaye
mont; and this actiyo stroke makes still wider the
hi,tus left in community by the horrors OF four
years desolatinR war, In which many gallant and
worthy citizens We're taken from and from the scenes
Of lime Col Emanuel was one Of the most energetic
slender means by perseverance, industry and good
management Honest patriotic and hospitabe, he was
an example to all and beloved by q large number Of
neighbors who knew how to appreoiate him and will
deeply deplore his death.
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MARRIED,
On tho 14th of june by Rev. O. T. ORooHAN, Mr.. NJ
GRRAGHTY to Miss EUPHRA6IH n. HAUvAGEOT. =
MARRIED

AT The Friends and Aoqua1ntanees OF
Nr. and Mrs. A. v. KANAPAux are invited TO attend the
Funeral Services Of their Intent Son. oRARLRs A., at
81. Patrioks Church. Tht, Afternoon at Four o'clock
without further invitation. ~ Jrne a.