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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19

+ < VI.
In the SayaRnah News and Herald
ofthe 9th, We find thetf0llowing int
resting reports, detailing tie particu
lars u he lsts ASapksoaaag disaster
elsFOE BoSBD SeH'R SD. WARIxe,l 4
saeN Y Ar SEA. 4
Scholarship Evening Star, Capt. VIM,
Knapp, sailed from New York, bound
lfof New Orleans, September 2gtll,
1856, aabdnt 80 II. Discharged
llpilot ana crossed Che bar about dsf.s M,
saihe IA with nearly "a fun cargo and
d fnlE aasse paeF list,.viz. crew. n out
62.s asv&nd "a calJlhaphssehgeis al Vht
213; taataLof % . persons % board.
on the 29tIl we had easteE5y Winds
witA q ifdevg swell on tile Both sea
Ilslno0A and weaAAef Pheasant. a 4.
Oct N = CAPE HI atteras liglil
aheaul Saasmootb woAtheeealm and
cieafngof IL snslk 4 ssa-. ~ 4 ~
Oct Tfiis day eommehhces with
fresh bfeezc from IL. toaS.. f., With q
heavy RwelI, which increased about
evening u a9ale With very heavy seas !;
and about iaIdRIght i bleFa hurricane
With very 0el Gro s. sea, VI Ship Sing
etert this day being ab0HvngS and
Sr10ths. san 9kskI y u Nv al
0etls. ahosit5a A. NE Commenced
baiIing slip from engine room and
boafa rudder pifaih' 40 soni IN tia
shieve AkpA M engine disabled.
Having been M .wofk On deck j now
went 70 lower dfter cabin, and assisted
in baliing' 6tt De sacrease of,wafsf IN
theship' hold soon dtqye the .nieA
from theif duty ~ tbs, rsfgo's shifting
y About Am be sap e went ti into !
the cabin aud potised the passengers.
that he had donesall in his power, and
that the ship.wopld.gotlown% Atthis
time Il VIZ Insisting Id getting the.
boats free ffem their fasteniHgs totIie
ship. At ab6nt 6 A. NJ, or at day.
light. the sliR took Z, heavy lnreh, al
the same time settling fast, A heavy,
sea boarded hersaRth she went down
From what / saw aud learn all the
boats we're .capsizedi whom the ship
vent down, After being in.stle water
amongst the driN wood : ete., etc, for
nearly three hours, one of the ships
life s0ats coming near ne. 7 eotsoh'
board, bpt was capsized odt SIX times.
During this f0reneen the sea nm very
high. and until affetno ob. was sur,
rOunded With IRhaensel qrhntitiesf 81 !
drift wood, the wind stiH blowing q
hurricane. .At.right the, Wind p6de-
rated very Wllch !; the sea alsp. -
This day came in. calm ami slea- |
SAINT Abonts A, NJ. we ZEN IN WITH
one Of ne thlns life boats, haEine tbe
bird mate and nine OF the passsngers |
and crew. We now made two. sails 4
from lonr life presarversrthe oih9
boat fixing her. own sail J iBotts boats |
now stood q he westward for the !
land wind RbCut f MI At oak
his nidhts We l6st cotfpany Of the
other boat, stid know n9tIiipg of:hfr
,iuee. ~ ~ =, 4
: 5.-At5 o'clock this A. NJ made a
sail whi6hlkoye 10 md took dsaboard, |
ark FleetwiDe, oflBanrvig Norway, /
rom Bali1e, Honduras, fof Sopthampr
on Ebslshd We remained on board
3 honrs 81 NJ
6-At aP N. spoke DE schoopey
). J. WariDg, Cot. Frank sou, .fTom
Sew L ork fpr Apalschicoia FiE . He
ook aso1 boppL HIKING bPeBin fAe I
-eent hurricane being citlnl'd md /
IS 1.lutn away, e va bodnd foI
re frst fort, Savann,h 81 Cli1rlo stDn. /.
'Incs W cane On borrd. the Warin1..
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BEAukEeAnp .AfrIiilA fos ia isRc

BEAUREGARD ,APPIIEs F0R ~ FRO
PERTY.-General Beairegard Eass.ad
dressed, "a letter to Generse Grant aP
4 plying for the restitetion Of his per
sonal property retained BY enc Enitdl
States, against tlie terms '6f TIE snrren
der Of tie armies 8byetiibr Phfsons
khada long ptegsiek NTH de Efesidens
on the 18th on the snAject. : 4 r !
~ Z Z q - . .-..lLsl.
Il The ERENcH DiIlhoarA y1c CHeuGA Is
/ The most iInppRtapt lpteIiaMce re-
eeived by the last mail from Europt
Els thehews orihe publication OF The
French diplomatic circular to- Che Va
rious Enjoys, Ministers ana other
agents Of that country abroad, 1 Il
Is said to have been written BY Napo-
leon himsdlG and, refeos<te tifsspreseni
Icpndition Of Europe ftcongratulates
the world TINT peace Is. restored. and
that heFeafter,4 faips eratQb0 conduct
ed upon the same principles that hold
away intsISEancsA AggrandiEeslsF Nos
sia.it says, Seeks the independence of
sGesp sDR, and France wlitalat cpfese
or regret, the accomplishment Ger
many and Italy, itstys1 have sfn6ita
tea aid drawn nearer. % Ptencla ideas.
Tie September Convention, securing
thePoatiGciaI interests, Ks 10 'beei0y
ally carrfeslopt France WI sspa IA Z
yAl .foroes TO secure the freedom Of
the MeliterFaheah aud Baltic seas. =
Austria, It also states now. leans on
France, and nations that. We her enc
mics inltbe past now enters upon o
new existence, to be guided by the
saiee. principles as harsslE The cir
cular says the EmpefoF was right in.
accepting the part Of Inediatbf and
not pIunging Europe into o longer
war, and epneers TO taLe for granted
the not very rell established fact that
Napoicon really controlled matters in
the late contest 1t hints, however,
'tliat the Emperor, in spite OF his self
camplacent c0n9ratuptionsgis active
" prepsring fof home defehcep6d thu
perfection Of the military Organise
ton Of Frmce. The foreign intelli-
genee anidlhees thst fhe circular
ipaetsNd genersi approval that II
is the impression that's Napoleon har-
bots no thoughts OF annexation with
regard to Belgium on Switzerland !.
hut that Psassia and Fffhce have
conhpiclg uilerstnhdine and Intend,
o oentrOl EuroIgs
= = ~ -
Here i lie way Texas disposed Of
the ConsdtgtiOpal AWendmeRt;
:. Article tl,intssenssestions die sud
the people o. Texas, ii Con
ventior asysAbled, I.sso alrezdgl by
their Ordinance, acknowledged TIC
supremaer OF thc Constitution 0 4 Tie
United Staies, ia which consetation
the above ha1Aed article thinieh Is
embraced as part o6fbe sau1e; the
Coura 6f laW - hold apd adhiinistoi |
said article thirteen. The Legislature |
has no authority IN this ms.tteI any
acton Oh the same would be surplus. /
.ee, HnotiotrusiNS, Tie conrphtee, I
therefore. AK p be excused from ire
hrlhef eoniia ersti8h 81 the ssmss and !
hey herewith respectfullyfetGrn thet
atisn 81 flt Henofaiie thu
Of ths npitci Spte4 ~
TherssitIsaeesf Mr.. Ksfsis. 6fPoI)
; 7lsoas eas dsstfoyed By IRE u.
Teek
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All adveTtsementa ever I'VE hQIlarea hut Iess IhanI
ore Or wv ss es9fsed n he Api poPsT'I0H
lusness carts Of less than Ave lines win be clasei
fed and plisled months fnf so o.; Apdfor onei
year jor 10 90 Forlesg1han six month"; they Wilt
be charged at the rAte OF Hye dolaEa per mohih
business cards hud ertisainent3 for three months
and leas time must be paid for ID adsApce s
INVERTEBRATES or ADVERTISING /
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xlss,ooo ACREs or cnpEuss
L..A-NIDSsFsOEe. - ALE.

! OFFER for SAFE q, bon Acrcs 81 good land III
u Texas, IN tracts from $40 to 800 acress--.
Hlocated these faillig md had them Surveyed,
IN person, In sorib ~ the best counties In Dcks
as, for the growth objections grain and grassi
and they generally possesses theFbest atiyantas
ges for water and timber. i viii sell them
low, or exchange for property In Mississippi,
ON fair terms. -, 80
Address me for Anew days II Jackson, Miss.
care of Gen. John u. Iffrcnnan, or at Frankfofte
soct I9il1w 4Asa D. G. FREEMAN.
G15i Missiasippian CODY. .lst
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IRA v! RoaTIEn ! co, 81
,DD FGILows HA ,RoYAr srREHT

NOZZLE, ALA. ~
EMPoRTERs and utAgeryIn Hard Ware, Cut
j lery, Rouse, fufnish hing gpods, Nails, Spikes,
Castings, Hollb&.ware, White led. Prints.
Oils, brushes, Window Glass, Doors, Glazed
sash, Climbs, Sash Doors, Blind Doors. Wood
Mouldings OF various patterns, Mahogany
Plank, Yeneercd and Fancy Turned Newells,
Balusters, NC. ~ oct lI-d6in
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Capitol sa1o5nt

opss.i,. q, c,bl,si, F.sh,op, asrs
sEIsoE &sszkkts sFKofkIEroRs
tHouL0 rrspssifply hIeln ~ uhlle
fSk = lieseus :, = I7aT'r' - - ~ -
|rtndf of Nina IIranIII -. ~ hiaileT. fnrleT,
AlfI. tnd ltiiisf - go = rped q y :
- sss4sS .,....l S.k~.ss., -
,g re- e 2 - 8 s
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BENNETT, FLOWERS q co.
Factors and ColnmissiOn
Mar 1lA,r1 tS

Y MOI CILlGbL1b S,
I NO 50, NoRrHsw ArER STREET,
! ,eT ~ aiJgzss MOBILE ABA.R'
9GA. *. BENNErr. n sf.. NECK, Mobile, Ala.
y, NJ, ,Poyp, PagnsYiile, A. d at,5. "
VINO X Fr.owERs, Enterprisc, Mississippi,
y. .c.HorsON, Kemper county, ..s
WILL pay pNrtieular and personal alientI9n
w to tic saleof Cation, Northern, Western
and Country Produce. Also 10 nc illling 81
orders for Merchandise, NJ, and trust from
their long experience, toltransart the business
entrusted 70 them satisfae tqglly !, \ y
pE-wiIll Parker u win tlIe aboss house. \
z PLANTATION F0R sENTsNa y
A MOST eXcellant plantation on Deer Dneelu
n In tue rtl,ern part OF issaqnena county,
contaiuing four hundred anc fifty acres Of clear
ed land, under fence; good dwelling house.
quarters, eistesns, Gins, mills &c3a nupberr
BE- had with the hlantatipn,t Place might be
had for two years, Apply 70 Gel.'J. Il Power,
~ 'hls 9lnce. ~ X. & -p-M
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NEW tDVERT ISENfENTS.
AUCTION ANpauuNlIn IkaYON NOUS,

AUCTION ANDssUUhtMibsION HOUsE'
"a III. BUYD& co. have nav opened. an
a.. Auctin and Commission House in the
CITY OF Jackson, IN the house lately occupied
by j. w. Robinepn+a on Pearl street. ssH
They solicit consigilhen tsUf goods. wares apl
hciehandise Of all Kinds, and promise 10 dix
bosepf all constituents, either III. auction Or
private sale. on the best terms possible
"a REFERENc ls u Of The local ff1etchants Of
this city and all pthsF acquaintlpees here and
elsewhere. : vi II So, #M III
oct 10 tltf JxaIL B0YD 4 90;
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The Pawnees, 0ttoes, and Omaha
Indians. are getting very Troublesome
ON Rock river and vicinity They bang
on the TANKS OF parties crossing the
plains and mountains, they lay in wait
for emigtants, they interfere with the
erection md asefalIess Of the overland
telegraph, they attack stages and rob
and murder passengers; and in this
wayserionsly interfere with the growth
and progress of that section. General
Cloud says these acts ofshostility call
for justice and indemnity, and the wit.
nesses and parties interested are called
UPON to meet at Lake Sibley on the
16thpt0Sipo.. The Snporintsndeutpf
Indian Affairs, however, acqnitssthe
Pawnees and. 0mahas Of any siare in
the crime.sand charges Il alI.dpon the
ottoes. Rhe Army aud Navy Gazette
urges q system Of rigorous feptisal.
The indians understand perfectly .the
nature OF murder,sAd robbery wand
nothing but the hek Of punishment
prevents their obedienceto law They
are perfectly in onr power sollong as
they are dependent apoa US in tdtIiiii
large measure Tor food and supplies
and il. after dealing fsirly. with them,
sye still hear Of atrocities, no falpe
hSmanta riAslsn Should prevent The I
goysansni from spplyingshottrsmes
diss.C = "a $50 so
In eonnectiOn with re Eounderfag !
at sea of fhe EfeniRg Star, ~ Her
way to New orleans, there are SONG
interesting faets . be told The sea
eel Is said 20 have been utterly unsea-'
wo1by, 50 much 81 thstsbe Ess,b ot
insuret perbar.s not insafabie This 4
i = .aofuaging ainsaaas,lnse -ior .ti.ls
Gsmpksy owning hef, aDd-permiaizef
-, =. -, ~, = all ..is,.-~c s-e3s 80
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81 R@ LOST.
A PROMIsSoRY Note. hearing sdate DtU,
n 1S,1s65, and payable u, NJ. q. Murphy,
or bearer signed by A. Bartlett. 10
All persons are forewprncd against trading
for said note, w
oct II 1865 no 47-w3t NJ. 4. MURPHY.
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CoTfoNs TAX fUsCoKsfITbreNAL.----
Since the death Of Daniel Webster,
(says thsPSelma Messenger, J Il is
iprcttygeneipl eQhceded that Rcverdy
johnson, OF Maryland. is the somdest
constitutional lawyer ip America.
Being so regarded, the following letter
from him possesses more than ordina-
ny interest at the present juncture. IL
Is in replyto q letter Of, Hon. Charles
L. Scottof Wilcox county, Alabama,
containing these interogatories: I
IN your opinion, is the act OF Con-
gress imposing centtax on cotton
Constitutional? And would the
Supreme Court of the United States so
decide in the event the question was
carried before II Tor adjudication?
REPLY. 80
NRw YoRK, Sept, 20, Il 500 Dear,
Sir s-<lF oursnote of the 80, lis recsived
here The question you have put To
nc I have heretoforeronsidered, NY
opinion b that the tax Of 3 cents, I'M.
posed by the act Of Congress- you refer
to, II Unconstitutional, aud ! believe
the ConrtwiIl 50 decide -
Az Very respectfully, yonr obt. svt.
,s.. s@ REyERpy JoHNsoN-.
We learn from the Wilcoxt CandeS)
Times that the cotton planters of that
comfy arc concefting measures 20
have the Question itested id thSsSp-
prem0 Court. ,a 10 N IN sA
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Hsxorac4tsiars k.D DEaLSts ~
CLOTHING
49, p ~. - kNrl--f - 7 - 49,
FURSIsHiSe oyoDs,
osnE1 sEest ioc7-aSn
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MEMPHIS.
w O r. S FAM IIO Sc.
! CoRsMATN and ADAMS srs.,
y MEsirnrs, TENN. @

}. >. Wer.ham, Chns. R. GaiIowsy.
VUNIIIS house is centrally located In the bust.
u ness part Of the city, convenient to tho
railroad depots, and to the river landings has
recently been repaired, renovated and fitted up
with new furniture, and IL now open to the
travelling public.
The proprletors pledge Themselves THAI Il
shall be kept In every departmoHt equal to any
hotel In the southwest, and respectfully 80.
iicit share of the patronage Ofstlie travelling
ptilyIic. j. j, NYORSHAM Al CO.
Oct. 0, 1886. UT $1,000 Floe,l.tllm
sa 10 aJOuasfry MerChaMtn
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For sale or eLea.e,

For sale or Lease, III
lNNRsstA BsTIN's place, eighteen miles from
IAh jackson and eight North Of Clinton.
srha place Is well Improved, contains 200
atres 500 Of which are IN cultivation, aiilI u
Situated betweentwo. eraeks. Adtlre& ) :
~ as MRS, w. !. AlISEIN,s !,
sctfs-1mw Jackson. Miss
4 HsoaIdiiIgs Y
* AN a,a4 ( al.lG 4 1AW3A "a #iabif
= Ss.E ~ 4asttgsi9
TyouIe u. RIvE GESTLl,EES can "a ~
Fsnmodatcd WITH Board and Lolgihs ia a
private family. u ise,}'t. n II
Enquire NJ this Office Il ocl2
NEW FURNITURE;.sissl
u. esr9sya " ~ - ~ -.
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1T ~ = fxiISasssr

7 al . s. I'll .
beers q sSI6Es.
: - MAfNsa'R EEr. I, .
.ocs-hsa NtatthIs. TESs.
W. ]. FoRp =. T. WILSON
a Ford Snd 'wIusos,
iWTHoLEsALE dealers On BoOTs and
w sHOEs. HATS and CLOTHING.
Particular attention paidto orders entrusted
% our care. 49, 49, - -
No. 3Sg Main street, hack Of the Gayoso
House, between Gayoeo'aiid Mccall, Memphis,
lena = [oc7-d3m
p r.AfUtETT I'D, RoBIssos, D. 4 PEAcE
y Memphis Fnars Point. Miss Coahoma d.. Miss.
s ADYLETT, ROBINSON . co.,
C0TTON FACTORS, GROcERs aud COM
~ mission Merchants,
8y1f FKoNT ST., cor II Monroe,
octi-daml Memphis, Tenn.
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nRDf. q. y. Mef,1kcn Id sKs leate - %,
II IA .those tlesIroir d fpiiluK biz t'nsrc1
mai tHplI-.Fiu b. retfiye3 a. an Efno. no
chhrEed only nom ihedsiee % entry =.
aiIII IsatruisI nI,rusnnnsr - p,rioeEI iDnfIs.I
dies, hntef nd Mssz. md. fot1G ae1nen,
on pyeuinEEoft u sainerlfI2 - NJ v SOL
A practl sing soirer efery FIidaT uighf. ten
tlsmen NOS eeufcfai wifh ateflhool, cad pro
flIhs fickets "a The Drkson Houae, Eynck's
Music hIFplshcdIfr halls md pIlyalqpHE
'tics. ~ o.. IA i1'f ~ :,
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AMI 1UsIcAL IsxFnUnENTs
B-rArtlgaaf Allentiph e.ia D Tspsloeg q
6atrhe', ciceks, Ssweity, We 81 y, 2 an
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SOI.E Agents for 4. Carver Co.'S Cotton
- Gins. Improved CottoB fres-es, steam
Engines, stationary and Portable Saw Aills,
a grict1itural Implenients, and Maehinefy Of
81 kinds, lea cast Steel, Bar Iron. ettam-
boat sufplies, Hardware, Tiu, Lead.iCopper.
&c. etc. lOc9-d3m
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BUY THEM CIIEAP.
IL Tcdo thIs$6fmiist ir r. q. F

ss Todo thsS6lfmiist rs5 sF
buy Foh ~ \. sH.
There isnc otllcrYway b. do il. Houses that
IS "a sellou credit eannot t''t
lAFFoRD.. TO sEaL AS Low
AZ thoss whodga IL. .,' N.
| W. "a Aka y u SRI NEss.g
LOoking' therefore, itosur' nutuarih.sFests.
we conidcntly ,esAs your carlE sttsntion 10 mn
stock. wescli only for cash or the best cfty
neo'p'a1ses' "a go
w. 1s. MOORE a. CO.,
21I MAIN STREET,
oc9-llPl "a MEMPHIS, rENN.
ses ists With 4 Sasssfo \ d. iI Mem Mit
Il Webb. W. N. Kerr =
webb, Mitchell n Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCEESs,
10 UNION STREET, 4 z" gre
Between lIain and Front, II. Il. Lee Block
- al1,' It,,.,; lolasdin
Ms ssan Ssssse y rE + sii @Ss.is.
VIM a Robinson & Co.
WRgfERN FOUNDRY and MACHINE
~ hhoptPpaDnfatturcrf ofah kinds of Ma.
chinRJ h1di NAsttngs, Hbnse Fronts stehni
Enshts, etc. 1Ifflss Casting. and Blaeksmlth-
M, StenmbOat and Railroad work. Opp6slt
G'yoaa House. Mem Fids !. grenn. fotA.,I8m
y -; ~. Bsstt1s1 q ~ CO., - y.
GsUeoEss0fss u VIZ. Lewis 4 Bro, masn-
~ tuners aud daalers IN Sa1dies, Bfidlep.
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FalEENINe SIAN I plsAsIER..

In the Sayapnah News and Herald,
ofthe 9th, wefnd thetfollowing intet
resting reports. detailing the particu-
lars u ne lste hePrt ing disaster:
slWOE BoSBD SeH'R SD. WARIxe,l n
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An .ac& % inceFporateet Holly Springs
Savings anil Ipstfance Company ~
u messlgo sgas febeived from the senate
ahnouncibe coneuRrenc ein 40use resolutions
On motion of'4irA Mel .alllin the House
adi0urned. until. Tomorrow = marnipg 9
O'Clock Z 49, Hnft ~ fesfff Z.
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Perkins. LiViBgstOn and Post,
Importers, Manufacturers and Des,lersin
II AILR DAD IR O n ,
Railroad and General Machinery Supplies,
sGs MAIN 81. Province Block.
MEMPHIS rF-sS

p. +. CoRBY. Agent, - Exchange Place,
New YORK, and A. Wct Front 81, Cincinnati.
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Any person seuding us club Of i've eubscribetn
to daily or weekly, paid In advance will receive an
extra copy Of the paper for the time pal for.
DAILY RATES OF ADVERT SING.
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Every attention paid to neatness and a,s
In the manufacture and repair of Jewel oiiy
Watches repaired by experienced workuso Fine
Hair-Braiding in all its varieties, 'u
Orders attended TO with despatch. Hes s.,,
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Loudoa County, Va. 1t-'4p
my wife has been for years afflicted WITH ,,...
weakness, pain in the breast, side and bacL s.ss'
pitation of the heart, teebleness OF the TsrI pa
system, loss OF the appetite, complexion sn,,o'
the sight Of one eye almost gone, the other s.
weak. i am pleased to say Hampton's Tinctu,!,
has restored her to perfect health Her eyas ar
as good now as ever they were." ~'
Nm. High, lS5 Paca street cured of pbsm,,
am md AIaa
broken down in health, restored By it. az ""
SAINT H.. FeM says, under date February I'm
1866: My son vase afflicted with scro1ns a. a.
years; had running ulcers from which forty nees
OF bone came, and was perfectly cured by Ham Ham
. Mr.. Ed,oin M. Spronklim, No. 81 RegjStarI,
Baltimore, most dreadful case of Scrofuls ofyes,.
standing; lost number Of pieces OF bone ~
stored to health. '''
Senator Pierce, y. H. Anderson and Hon "
Ihomasson, all testify of having servants curpa
of dreadful cases of scrofula by 1Hampton's TIM
ture.
q Mrs. e. BagOelt, Of w., was cured Of Rbeo
matism Of 80 years standing.
: Space will not permit to name hundreds Of n.
ers, as Geo w. Goodrich, Captain 4, / an",
Robt. Gauit, james Smyth, cured of Rheumatic,
of long standing. a. 7io Il s-s.--
VIM. Oldham, Custom House) Jacob Stu,
Jno. Luke, S. a. Griffin, i, Addison Bfi,tou
Ellen Fedon, Rev. u. f. Brooke, Rev. J3oo ;,s
ahan, Henry z. Winn, cured of Coughs, 5,ip
'chial diseases, Dyspepsia, &c. sgty1e
We refer to our own citizens, and to certifcsts,
in pamphlets, such as we believe no 9th l med
cine can give. 49,
For sale in Norfolk by Toy & Dey, N.
O. A. Santos, and by all Druggists in Rortslou6
Purcell, Laid u Co., Richmond; Cooke 4 Co,
fredericksburg; Alfriend & Co., Petersburg, and
by Druggists every where.
17yAo s7s09 MORTIMER & M0WBRAY,s
y FL. - ao8 General Agents,
may3l-3ln Baltimore Ma.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-18
PRIVATE SALES.
A RARE CHANCE FOR In VEST
IA MENT IN CITY LOTS!9 y
! THE BEST HOTEL SITE IN THE CITY

o.
ELEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
j. SALE. aAs't
Owing to the great and increasing demand for
Stores, Offic1s, and Dwelling Houses,
In the central part Of the city, the owner has
been induced to offer for sale s.9s.t
THAT VALUABLE UN1MPROVED PIECE OF
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF MAIN
AND NEBRASKA STREETS, Ga
On which the old City Hall and Jail formerly
stood M .
This property stands next to the centre of bust
ness in the city, and is SO located as of necessity
1t must Immediately be brought into requisition
for business purposes, in view of the rapidly i'm
proving condition of the city, and consequent ex-
tension of St 'res for the accommodation of trade.
The location of this property, is
Midway between the Market House and
the Depot Of the Norfolk and
RI Petersburg Railroad,
Which will bel operation now in a few months.
EQUALLY CLOSE TO MOST OF THE
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS.
And the entire site presents %
UNSURPASSkD LOCATION FOR A NEW
4 b46eG ;z HOTEL. jn0FG
Which the increasing business of the city already
calls loudly for. Hotel built on this entire
property could be s arranged to hays :,
2 "a " AND THE HOTEL ENTRANCE, q !,
Besides Eight or Ten stores on Ne.
s iss 'st.5a bPaska street, 1oa ffiH
All of which could be rented at once, SO great is
the demand for business locations. h
If not sold entire, the property will be divided
off into eleven Building Lots of rs feet front each,
and sold on terms to suit purchasers. The Lots
fronting on Main street will extend back 100 feet,
and those on Nebraska street extend back from
rs to so or 80 feet. Z
The owner deems it unnecessary to say ANYTHING
here in regard to the rapidly increasing value o.
this property. Every one familiar to the urgent
demand which already exists for Stores, offices,
and Dwellings must at once see its desirability
2 Apply at DAY BOOK OFFICE.
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