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JEW SPRING STYLES.
Y BOOTS, SHOES AND
TRTTNTFS
IR q N KS,
n w SEADTJDVtu COMO

F. W. SEABURYS SONS,
Are now receiving their New Stock Spring
Goods. The various kinds are too numerous to
mention, but the goods are of the latest and pref
kind can be bought anywhere in the State
We politely invite the entire population to call
and look at the display of Boots Shoes, Slippers,
Pumps, Ankle Ties, Balmorals, Polish Congress
and other styles of shoes.
Trunk, valises, Bonnet Boxes, Palais Royal
Sacs, &C., DC.
Partisan, New York and Philadelphia Slipper
Trimmings, Bows, DC.
z r. ". sEABURY's SONS,
apH Fv 10 Market Square.
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y We are holding large stock Of above, put
upin cans and bottles. It is ground from Eng
fish Seed and warranted quail to any imported.
Sod wholesale and retail by
ap24 NJ. A. &C.A. SANTOS. I
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GOA LOCAL 900 bushels RED
" Ash Coal, momentarily expected, and fo
sale at reduced prices if taken from vessel.
feb 8 ,tf, W. X. @. LAND.
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MORE BARGAINS

MORE BARGAINS = uyp ,noov
We are receiving more bargains from Auction
in Hardware, Cutlery, &C. Our stock is now COM
plete and We are enabled to offer many staple
goods at less than New York wholesale prices.
We call special attention to our stock of House
| Furnishing goods, consisting of Tin, Wooden and
Hardware, Cutlery, Brushes and Plated Goods,
| also to our stock Of heavy Hardware, such as Bar
Iron, Steel. Cut, Wrought, Galvanized and Cop
per Nails, Wooden Ware, Cart Boxes Ship and
Boat Spikes, Sheet Lead Pumps, Elwel's Weed
ing and Killing Hoes. Our supply of Mechanics
Tools is unrivalled.
| Country merchants will find it greatly to their
advantage to examine our stock before purcha-
sing, as we are prepared to offer goods at low
figure, E. j. GRIFFITH,
ap27 No II East Side Market sar.
NEW SPRING BUTTER.-20 half
IN Tubs New Spring Butter, just received and
for sale low by 4. A. YOUNG & co,
Cor Roanoke Square,
apis and Wide Water street.
TOBACCO.-lO0 Caddies Tobacco, just re-
i ceived and for sale by ~ mo
mayl Rowlands wharf
TLOUR-6o barrels Flour-Chesnut Grove,
Extra and other brands in store and for sale
by DAVIS &.BRO.,
mayl Rowland's wharf
CUGAR.-A few hogsheads Oh ice P. R. Su-
y gar, also Crushed, Powdered and Extra q,
for sale by DAVIS 4 BRO.,
mayl s Rowland's " hart.
DAMAGED OATS FOR SALE.
QOO BUSH ELS AT, 90 CENTS
| OOU per bushel Corner of Middle and King
streets, Portsmouth, BY
ap l7-2w* H. G. THOMAS.
TOUvIN'S Kid Gloves. Just receiy-
- ed--light colors, at
ap 20 CAPPs 4 PEETS.
NOR RENT - A Desirable re-
i sidence No. Is Nebraska Street, consisting
of eight rooms, and kitchen, paved yard, cistern,
gas and all modern conveniences
Terms reasonable. Apply at this Office
feb23-tf
nIRECT NEGOTIATION
IL A Consignment Of
40 Crates and Casks assorted
EARTHENWARE,
From one of the largest manufac-
lures of Stafordshire, England. Catalogue and
samples ready. For sale to arrive, by
7l G. W. ROWLAND,
1 Is Rowland's wharf
mh 2l-wtf Norfolk, Va
IL .8 "''- NOW LANDING.
200 bbls Washington City Lime, Land Plaster
and Rosendals Cement, now landing and for sale
by "F JNO. o. GAMAGE,
ap SOFT "a Wide Water street.
IN r. &c CHAINS, BACK BAND
L Chains, Halter Chains and Elwells Wedding
Hoes for sale at New Hardware Store, No. 2 Com
mercial Row, near Ferry.
MOLASSES.--Sixty bbls at reduced pri-
asyi MORRIS, ewATHMEY 8 co,
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INSURANCE.

VNHE AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORFOLK.
1NcO PoR TED ls4s.
Authorized Capital. 100000
j. C. Deming, President.
John 3: Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
Gilbert 6. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
G. L. Cole, President First National Bank
c. II. Rowland of late Rowland Il Brothers.
John d. Gordan, of J. d. Gordan & Co.,
Bankers.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer & Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer & Mec Ex-
change
W: T. Harrison, President Mer and Mec. Saw
ings Bank.
G. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison & Co.,
George Sangster, Esq, J. E. Barry, ESQ, A.
l.. Hill, Esq.
Gs~ City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted. ars ~
Office ~, Bank Street, Norfolk.
DIRE, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
IL INSURANCE.
j - G.. D E MI N G., AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Ompany,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
n rational Fire Insurance COMPANY,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society. va.
MS Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued At this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
J. C. DEMING, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street,
au 26-6m Near Main st., Norfolk, va.
Notice of Removal.
Our PATRONS and the INSURING PUBLIC
are respectfully notified that the Office of the
4" AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY"
AND sr
Demlng's, Life, Fire, and Marine Agency
Office,
Has been removed to the
INSURANCE BUILDING"
Corner Of Main aad Commerce Sts, Norfolk, Va.
Ns- Orders for Insurance of every description
respectfully solicited. !
may l-1w j. C. DEMING,
80 :. IL u
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T.
A YOUN LADY OF REFINE
IA MENT and education desires situation as
governess in private family. Can furnish the
highest testimonials Has had experience
teacher Address,
Miss ii. LOUISA MAcHETTE,
Z No. 305 N. 18th street, Philadelphi
ap26-wf&m-2w*
a LIE coo x s, BRASS BIBBS,
IA Molasses Gates, Oil Gates, Metal and Wood
Faucets, just received at the New Hardware store
No. D. : Is Commercial Row near Ferry r ywoup1r
ap 20 ;. =. WOMbLE.
THEAP COZ EE Ego sacks Rio
Coffee just received e Yo6s y sas eGy cheap
Cor Roanoke Square,
apls and Wide Water street.
FVERY c fl E A P.-Refined Sugar
" House Syrup-2l bbls prime retailing Syrup
for sale on refners account very low, by
Z. II. DELK,
ap24 % Commerce street.
ID E F II g Z r A n 8, WATER
H. Coolers and Ice Cream Freezers in great va
riety and all prices; Copper Stills, APPS and
Worms, for making apple brandy, all sizes and
prices; Tin Roofing and Spouting, cheaper than
any house in tho city; Tin Ware, wholesale and
RETAIL at less than Baltimo, prices, at the Depot
GfLLETT, CHERRY & MAPP.
apis Roberts & Co.'s old stand.
WOOD WOOD !
~ NHOS. GlBSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WOOD DEALER.
ONCE ana Yard on Chamberlain's Wharf.
Has for sale the best Pine and Hard Wood
IN the market, which he will sell at low prices,
and deliver
FREE OF CHARGE FOR DRAYAGE,
to purchasers
Wood will be Sawed and Split, suitable for
Stoves, at prices that defy competition.
Kindling Wood is prepared and sold by the
Barrel, and can be purchased from the Wagons
or at the Yard
N8- Orders given to Drivers, or left at the
Yard, will receive promnt attention.
NH 8-tljan l.. GIBSON.
YNHE LATE FIRM OF j. & Il. GRIF
FIN having been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, shall hereafter continue business in my
own name at the store No. 7, East side of Market
Square, in this city. Grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon me, as a member of the
late firm, l respectfully ask that it may be con-
MAJ JOHN r. GRIFFIN.
TAN BE FOUND AT THE NEW
" Hardware store, Commercial Row, near
the Ferry.
Kentucky and Norfolk Pattern Axes
Ames' Spades and Shoves.
Rowland's Spades, Shovals and Manure Forks
Anvils Bellows, Vices.
Trace and Halter Chains.
Eswefs Wedding and Grub Hoes
Hames, Curry Combs.
Sauce Pans, Fry Pans.
Tea Kettles, Hollow Ware.
Cut and Wrought Spikes.
Wrought Galvanized Spikes and Nails.
Horse Shoes and Nails.
And many other goods in the Hardware line, all
bought low for cash and for sale on same terms,
NH 20 J. g. WOMBLE & co
T DOSE G OF q o n Highest price
i 4 paid for Loose Cotton, at
LAMBS COTTON PRESS,
NH Town Point
NOTICE.
TNHE stockholders Of the Norfolk e.
DaAo Rasl RIaxaaH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RANK KING
ID AND EXCHANGE
BURRUSS, HARRISON & CO.,
BANKERS.
Main Street. Norfolk, Va
BUY AND SELL
Bank Notes, Gold, Silver, ForeiOp and n
ourities. ''uer Sc
Orders received and promptly executsd =
notes OF any particular Bank or Banking inst;toof
ton. AAsutu-
Particular attention given to the purchase
sale Oh Norfolk City Bonds, Virginia Coupon an9
Restored, and N. G. Bonds. P0" and
sight. sneeN at
Collections made on any quarter of the eloho
Revenue Stamps of all denominations e slw.-
on hand. nh "a. JdiSwsys
rs COPPER Trrs protect the toes of CbG
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips Sold everywhere.
THIRTY.TWO YEARS IN HARNESS,
AND YET
A FAIR TRAv LERl
NDER the style of
BRIGGS & ROGERS,
ROGERS d LANGLEY,
BURRUSS, ROGERS & LANGLEY.
N A. THOMPSON & co,
NOW
w. b. GERS e. GO
NO. ~ WIDE WATER AND ROANOKE STREET
Norfolk, Va,
Importers and Dealers In
WINES,
BRANDIES,
RUM,
GIN,
PORTER,
ALE,
And all other goods usually found in first clo,.
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
which we offer to the Trade and to Consumers at
The Lowest Rates.
w. B. ROGERS & CO.,
No. 20 Wide Water and Roanoke Street.
leD z-tl Norfolk.
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HARDWARE FROM AUCTION. :
E J. GRIFFITH & co. No II, Ea ST
II. side Market Square, are constantly receiv-
ing from Auction large supplies of hardware, to
which they call the special attention of the trade
and consumers. Just to hand in good order:
22s doz. Rim, Patent and Cabinet Locks ~
20s doz Hinges, assorted
1877 doz Knives, Pocket, 80.
1870 doz Files, assorted.
Also, Spades, Shovels, Axes, Forks.
Cross, Hand, and Panel Saws. &
Brooms, Brushes. Wood ware.
Mechanics Tools, Screws, Backing,
And hosts of other Goods, which we are selling
Ices than Manufacturers prices, because we sur
chase them at Auction prices.
Examine the stock at the sign Of the Paddock,
before purchasing et ar5
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n o. 81.

ON Nics OK fhg RAHrAGE-s,p-
gBiar Sfafea,nt The teirblc old fel.
low known by DE above maine, appears
20 have been unclaimed and let a.
larrc IN kentucky The Mount Stor-
ling ~ontnel publishes . very singular
statement, which is regularly sworn To-
D. seven persons, and the justice Of the
peace Of Braesen county. Mr. j g
Finley esrtiiiea that the aidan,. are
cret'bie and reliable persons. and their
statements entitled to full faith and
credit We give the awful story. a. w.
lind II related IL j. a. follows. aud We
lct cach one draw he " her uwn con
cIusiou
standing % tie right af the uppcr
cabin, tnegro cabin lnear the fence tha.
separates the negro garden from tho
house Nari was 4 ercs'gfa ~ rigantic
stature and most hdrriying appearance
Il was nearly ~ high as the comb Of
ia" cahir had moustrous head not
i''shnllsr IA shape 20 that OF an ape
two short, very white horns appeared
above each eve it, arm. were long
covered with shatrs hair Of an earthcn
bIe, AMI terminated with huge nav.
Ike tNutu oi a cat and armed with long
booked claws 1t. breast was broad nj
that Of n large sized OK its Lays rcsen
blci the front legs ot horse only tho
hOoi' were cl0yen, II had long tail
armed with dart shaptd horn. which
il was continually switching aboh. i,s
eyes EloWed like two living Goals Of fire.,
L.
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Macon iNcs and Atams TO

Nluc- and Cake.
and should tuythn, Elise be NO nry D
htHe stronger nc's Jot. so-cdhri viii
not ruly show the way, tmi wtl. take o.
ttttlr himself NV wnv OF -ociahl,uy
ON -1ER sol 7 Nhen rHllrd Tor
coon HAM AND EoDS. less than
100 lh. Tor meal
Attentive servants cnal beds clean
sheets suhsian'ia.s and dricncics IN rfen'
abundance BE SURE aud call on yo1i
t'uvlc Joe so called
j VI TAYLOR Proprietor
VIII mpaus Uncle Joe 80 called.
Feb Is. lsG6 tt
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that tim" they could save money enough
TO purchase mules cows, hogs. and
plantation tools. and that | would then
divide my hand into small parcels, aud
sell TO them ou u credit of twenty years
Not one accepted the ofler They nj
ten my pHntution-thcir comfortable
homes, gardens, poultry, and are now
wandering about the country Nv me-
grocs have ! think, better characters
tian any others shore they now live 90
ever have lived. and believe were sin
ccrrly attached IN me Nearly an Of
them have come to r,c by inheritance.
and others ! have purchased from feel
lnns Of humanity alone never pun.
lshcd u negro ia my life FOR neglect Of
work \ recent article ia the New
J ork Tribune regards the consequences
OF the expulsion of the negroes a. rui
600. beyond description VIII it be- any
better 10 fecp them here a. Migrants.
non-prudncors. and paupcrs2 That must
be their condition Il the present paicy
Is pursued To send them away will
convert ona Of the iaircst aud mus, pro-
ductivc portions lf the earth into @ vii
dcrncss 10 keep them here in idle.
hess, which will certainly be the result
unless they are forced t. work. wil bc
10 have that region occupied hy savage,
and robbers Does any sensihlc man
really believe tAat the productions Of
thc south Wiil, for many years Ia come.
IT ever. he ~ great IA. they have heeu ?
II there is -soh man. hc knows littic
Of human nature. ami nothing OF the ma
ture OF the negro he Africans. as a
race, never have lHhoroi in the field
hut by coercion Whore has he ever
done SOP Ia his native country ia
Europe In the free states or in
the south , It is fair to ASSUME that
what has been the experience of All
times and countries viii continue te DE
The negro vii. work Ut various en-
piot mcut. iu towns ard citie at job
work ~ the country, Nc. many hire W.
the day or even month But lr the
regular con nuuus labor in tic cotton
field, DO never Pea, done so voluntarily.
aud lee uu,rr viii IN the country
whore ! li,r there have been from my
earliest remembrance fifty ora hundred
Tree negroes, not one ui whom has
ever 20 Hy knowledge. owned an acre
Of land farm Of one hundred acres
could have been secured aj dol ar an
acre which family of Jour ur five
workers could have paid Cot iu a wear.
ami pnid Tor horse. COW, and hogs.
AMI tltu secured % homestead oi his
own Why ha- be- not dauc SOP BE-
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UNCLE JOE'S HOTEL,

Mars hail. IcNu-s.
NllL Undersigned hccs leave TO cal
i the attention of the travelling con
munty tn tins mast excellent house
Having been 10 operation ior the shcd
space ul irw w,tk-. ard eust,m 80 rap
idly increasing hc most respectfully ,N
uud aH iuyiacan io one md an 10 call
ON SCI l. JOk. .ealiei where every
'hirq can h. lud from
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TIL. ADKINS not 81.

TllE undersigned, proprietor of tbs
| well known lIp',i, voa.j r.lectiu.t
inform HE friends in Texas &rkausa,
louisiana and Missouri thai he has leased
1t tor the ensuing lwo years embracing TIE
year. lsG6 aud g. lie expects soon To
add additional improvements To It's inter
nal arrangements. whereby lhe comfort
OF his guests will bc increased AVID b.
cmbrao,-s the occasion 20 say, that b" wiz
spare neither expense nor trouble Tom H.
Il one of the besl hotels 10 the Stat,
THE STABLE.
lie has al-o purchased the large and
commodiiqs Brick Stable, East Of lh.
Hotel and persons can h.l satisfied th,iI
horses " n be- well attended To IL iu
tends TO Neep hacks bugg cs aud horse,
Tor hire and sale There is
SPI.E \ y - Il \ Il
Connected with the Ilonse which vii h'
ahundautly supplied with ,hevery cho'ecsl
material
Thankful tor thp Kindness and patronage
extended TO him in the past be- rr.prc'
fully soIicts "a continuance OF patron
age and good feeling
g. W I. DAWSON
Marshall Dee | Z 500 lftt
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Tho guerilla Quan;r5'l has bern ar
rested and viii be taken - WASHINGTON
ftr f,ial
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Anenctsuar McCtosKpy ox FRNt,x.
i,N The fo!l win. remarks were nade
by Archbishop NcCio,kcy a, 1t Pat.
rlrk~ Cathedral New York
II pur people persist a. unfortunately
thvt have persisted thus far. ia move
mcut which all sensible men and all
true friends of ireland consider one Of
in,ly, which must result in nothing but
s destruction aud mischief, il viii not calv
incite England to appre-s ireland still
more ant 20 riyei -tlii more securely the
chains upon her p.nrle. but Will iucitc
perhaps The anger and fisgust OF the
American people Themselves against W.
kud | say IN all the sincerity of nav
heart th8t ! loas Ca dbl. movement NitH
"a feeling Of le"p apprehension. Tor tho
reason Of the feeling that has been
-,tutei iy thase whu-e eo,in-oi tie
people have followed la this movement,
that u viii raise up against irishlnsu.
first re- Ir,hmcn and 'h,u a. Catholics
iu this land, spirit 81 persecution equal
On that under which they have 50 lon.
aruauei Ia their uwn land appeal Ia
oil. men AMI hex Of them i,r their own
sake- and Tor the sake nl Their religion
AMI thrir cod o. Withdraw ihemsehca
from u movement thyu hr- already gone
tn9 TAR The feteeu alleged for M i.
tcnuE a. nd,ire isom bishops and clcr.
gy IN this matter j. thar they snv thi. j.
political movement and that therefore
ihe bishops and priests o' The Catholic
Church have nrihius 10 DO With Il, ani
must stand aside irem il That !. true
bishops and priests have nothing tn d1
with % They say that tins movement
mas nothing Go DO with religion
Prominent mon in New York heve
prosecuted Ten ,'rant with sluuuu
Tho 1moHu, proves % hc $3.50 more
'hau shat sum The New York Post
says
u viii not be improper to state tha,
the movement which resulted 50 credit
ally o. our citizens arose from pror.-
si'iHn % cancel @ mortgage which t,en
Graut aui Ms t,ram executed on their
hau>e in Nashiu ton
20 was the property that formerly be
loagei ca stephen \ Douglas The
iaci that thv mortgage was given came
Incidentally 10 the knowledge Of tho
ariginaiurs 10 shi- r-ns s.--s ssisen the
..f.,rt,lr .,'nr'.,..'i H., ,o,r.. ,bar -
..,,,, -. ~. linz, ;,a,,a.I;,,si,,
...r.,.,J
ueueral Butier6sd rade the eoilec.
tous AMI tee amount soon became more
than uno hundred thousand dollar.
The mort gage bond was cancelled ami
"yh Vf""' "'s tae remainder al ne
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] hulttl iSsli1s
The lacrosse (W isconsinl Democrat
under the head Of 4" Ben Beast Bottled
Builder, is rather heavy on the oeii-
eral Here is what It SAYS
At last tins grent American thief and
laundering murderer hns resigned. aud
is no more an biflcer IN the army he dis
graced Grant has bottled him up for.
ever and IN few words proved the
truth Of our Oft exprcssel opinion 81
this natural thief. coward, and military
as What hc SIN do now il more than
We know Most likely 60 to .hop-lifiug,
grave rnbhing or insulting women At
heari q trnitor--by instinct - thiet-.by
education robber--iionamin I Bat
Ter has Won name io. iniamy, ,ennlr
q, and ihcompeteney, -cc1ui % nrne iH
the world lie was one Of tho peculiar
tools pt Lincoln and the Republican
party aud has boon q nightmare IN thc
American people for the i'asi ate vrars
lie never had u patriotic motive m bis
heart lie rc,ef DESERVED position ~
the army lac never toght la,tle-hs
never won victory Bee never lost an
opportunity ,a steal from and plumber
tie dcfeucelcs.--h never made the
juion ilag other than a signal to mars
the depository Of stolen goods, auI
should have been dismissed the army
long ago
lhe greatest curse that mother
roulI put yu her child would De 10 wish
u 81" hear. aud attributes of Ben Bat
ler vince sun ha. ~ last sunk IN the
"''P's' MANY ana "'e'o eternity we
'fusi VIII De spent va 'ha nom. OF ms
,ml''a5' ~. isitb f'"h'f' a''''iioh "a
"''. h'''''ri ''oh''''f' W'i''h Insult
~ -''' - ''" i.'"',' ,'n'''' '''"r','''
'-nl,'''.a "r- ''' ~ ne P"t''e'n'>ih,
,A'il ei ti'' o''li, c''k'eNe' abortion "ll
human. ''' p''tiel 'r 4I A'oe''' pay etl
"'t l'A'ii''Ou'' Ai'H1h'ied General Ahd
''' ~. '''""' t'',@'h l"' wen
"' QUE 2! cue ~ 7 .'t''nl gene
f''' ah' ''''4'. '' on, hH'''"'' 'f"'9'"s
'Ae ny one the e"|"n 'hie'ihs pun
d'riu- .egHu1I'''' "h' nave sFutel
'''" hf''' ".Ni %" the h'o,'4! ,'A-e'
.i"P mo mummy t.i'e u'a"''i,I
lNr bothvl uu'theF' hi2"trI bra-ehdo.
'i'' Dc beast i1t'er--'are"eiL
Somebody get. 81 the following
The cut direct that iea.t Butler rayo
General Grant ia rep'y d. the in,itatiur.
If hi. latter ta IA. q hons. tyurmipr in
Washington i. hishly reli.hsd All over
th, country. and !. regarded a lust nun.
i-hmcut " GengrA Grant Cor making
an cilar, ~ Introduce tho hcas, into tho
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mnies Loo,a, 49, ror, and 80,
L,g.,ir,.8 ~. sol, ,a, ~, 49,.
tny C'r Il b,,, 40 n,o,o, ~ ,a,, -.
Cot,r, mas. no, l., Ii,, l,, = -.
',hs, onTtL;n. a.. n. ,aInl,.a' IA
Ameri.,, cnm,,erc, and .nr,a,,.,.
Wbat ,ro ,ta c.r,v niIEan. - -.
from ,,l;f,rp;, =, ,,e ~, b,,Jr.J ,,t
inns n dolla.. ~ y.,,h.rt -,
sav ,,,hi,,,n ~ ~. ,,I...,., aud 49,
en- the rr,r,u.er.s and curr.ncy 81 ,ha
world s,.,J ,ho di,,n,i,,n, ~ =, -,
one half If ,bis ~. univ .uhs,;,,,,, B.,
snecie2 Nous ,sr,.1a, c,,,n,n...;al
men and en,ncier. o,r NOR. an. -
.alculate how American cntnnere. s,I
currency c,u Ia ,,,,,.,.I ,.;,b . IA
lion and half Lalrs ,f cot,,n NiA I'M.
rnornin,,. iprr.,.. ~ cotton f,.,,.i,.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-30

|, Is sail special agent Of Napoleon
has visited Macmillan ami drawn a,un
tho latter gentleman 10 the tune al
ydlOtsW on account uf tho French nr
nv expenses which .re said 10 amount
tp "a ess,tsii p,unis sterling and 1t,
600 men Killed. aud wounded
Queen Victoria has thanked III, ropc
f.f hi- aig.r.fsisu - lcnWnisu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

The following petition Is receiving signatures In
amaca The pected correspondent who orwnrds M and
who knows the island few know g. Is OF opinion that four
fhs Of the proprietary body Jamaica viii heartily indore
its seutIuens
"Io isr Most Gracious Mfiefy ls QHseas
The humble petition If the undersigned nl ahitants Oh,
81 Jamaica xh0wcth Tint your petitioners have
learned with fego. the nfnse into le fnture
goferument 81 island council, 20 be selected
ram Inhabitants OF the Colony tho evils of which was
e object Of the abel lion Of representative form
Of royerrmcl, destroy That tss the hrst propo-
sfou submitted 20 the executive Government OF Jamaica
r the adoption Colonial Legislature. when they
were urged abolish the existing form OF government
bu the project generally denounced that u had
10 be Withdrawn and substituted ny the two other schemes
which successivey yrsse into law; ana uuder the last
~ which The functions of the local Legislature were alto
peer ablcaeG ard transferred 10 the crown Tint IN the
Constitution be naugaralod og tie future government OF
Jamaica we hurnhlv more youF Majesty TO conne It's ad.
ustration British Statesmen exclusively two OF whom,
I'M 9soeatou with the Governor will be Sufficient TO remodel
tituous carry the affairs Of the colony. by the
ndouou Of the nominee element all these nnasOnsms Of class
rreud and local ealOusies vii be revived which he abo
f al the Leg stature designed 10 eXinsuish And your
teftioners vii ever pray. Daily News, July =.