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PRoTRAorED NEETlNG.--A religious pro-
tracted meeting commenced at Deep Creek
yesterday The attendance was very Large,
and the meeting is to take place for several
Sundays. The number of mourners was
large, and there were few converts. A
sumptuous dinner was prepared, and enjoyed
by the assemblage.
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IhOOlE DALE OE ALOAD1G NEAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.
DY VIRTUE OLA DEED OF Trust
ID from W. G. Tarrant and wife, bearing date
of LIST day of June 1860, the undersigned as Trus-
tee for the benefit off. W. Whitehurst, will on
the 18th day of August next, at IL O'Clock, on
the premises, sell at auction to the highest bid
der, the following property to wit
That valuable property on Union street, known
formerly as the "UNION" and then as the
"MERCHANTS' HOTEL" now kept by John
Stavro, with all the rights, privileges and APP
purtenances, including four foot alley lane in
the rear leading to Wide Wide street, and the
following personal property to wit
"a Bedsteads, "a Feather Beds,
Is Mattresses, IL Pillows, Bolsters
Is Washstands, Chairs, 2 Mirrors,
l Desk, Bureaus, Counter, Clock.
The Hotel and Furniture is under lease to the
present tenant to the LIST day of January, 1857,
at 500 per menth. The purchaser will be en-
titled to possession that day and to the rent
from the 18th day of August 1866.
Terms.-As to the Furniture, a credit will be
given till the LIST day of January next.
AS to the Real Estate, Is Cash, balance on s,
IL and Is months credit with interest from day
of sale.
Notes with good security to be given for the
deferred payments, secured by Deed of Trust On
the premises the title retained until the notes
are paid.
R. H. BAKER, Jr., Trustee,
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
jy30-td Auctioneers
H., -
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Our ExrRA.-To.day we issued our extra,
giving an account Of the great triumph and
success Of the connection OF Europe and
America by the Atlantic Telegraph Cable,
Also, dispatches from Europe Of more hard
fghting-the sinking of the Italian ron-clad,
and the treaty of peace between Austria and
Prussia, all of which we publish in our issue
of this evening
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TEMPERANCE CAUSE.-THE friends of tenn
perance are engaged in good work in Suf-
folk The weekly meetings are well attend
ed, and names are added at each meeting to
the numbers who are striving for regensra-
ton and disenthralment from the ruinous
vice of excessive use of alcoholic drinks. We
wish the good work may have free course and
abound
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COMMERCIAL.

NORFOLK, July %, 1865.
The following sales were reported on change.
3,400 bushels corn, at LOG by John James
400 bushels red wheat, at 2.25. 100 bushels
ditto at $50 by 4. R. Cobb & Sons.
Gold, buying rates LAT. Selling l.bl
Silver, buying l.3T. Selling LAP.
Market fair.
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BURGLARY IN SuFFoLK.-On Sunday night
last, the residence of Mrs. Webb, the widow
of Dr. Webb, who recently deceased, was en-
tered by burglars, and robbed of many val
liable articles, including silver ware. A
number of houses have been robbed this year,
nearly every one of which has been traced to
negroes.
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RELIGIoUs.-The Rev. M Marshall of
Christ Church. Elizabeth City, N. c., officiated
in Trinity Church, Portsmouth, yesterday, and
preached an interesting sermon from the par
able of the "lost sheep" which was listened
to with evident interest The Rector the
Rev, John H. Wingfeld assisted in the morn
Nc services
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DISTRICT CONVENTION A meeting of the
citizens is called on Wednesday evening next,
at the City Hall, for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to the District Convention to be
held in Petersburg on the 9Th of August, to
appoint delegates to the Philadelphia Con-
vention. 1t is very important that the ut
most care should be observed in the selection
to be made from our citizens to attend the
Convention in Petersburg-men recognized
for their GOODNESS and conservative views-and
who are thoroughly alive to the Importance
Of their mission to the State and the entire
South. We suggest the election of delegates
be made by the meeting itself.
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SUNDAY PRoMENADERs- 1t is a common
thing for negro dandies to take possession of
the entire sidewalk on Butte street. on Sun
day evening" very often forcing ladies and
children to get out Of the way. We have no
wish to see restrictions placed upon any quiet
well behaved freedmen; but we trust the sa-
BILE exquistes who inconvenience foot passen-
gers, and now and then indulge in a good
sound burst Of song-not sacred--may be
taught better manners.
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The DaV Book,

can Be- had at our counter, ready wrapped for
Mailing and the public you'd do yell to remember
that ali advertisements, sOhen desired, Wit! be in.
serted in the Tri- Weekly soithom additional
ehnrae.
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TEMPERANCE MEETINa.-A temperance
meeting was held on yesterday at Jerusalem
Church, Ferry Point The Rev Mr.. Grant
delivered an eloquent appeal.
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JUVENILE ExAaINAT1oN-AA examina-
ton of the pupils of Mr.. Cooper's school took
place at Ferry Point last week 1t illustrated
the competency of Mr.. Cooper as teacher
the examination having been very creditable
to all
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SAILING UNDER FALSE CoLoRs-Poly Ann
Jones, molasses colored feminine F. B., was
arrested this morning with a "yaller dress, !"
stolen from the yard of the Atlantic Hotel a
month since. Polly Ann proved that she
bought the aforesaid "yaler dress" from a
juvenile f. B., and was released
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ARRIVALS,
ATLANTIC H0TEL.-A. G. NnwroN, Prop'r.


SUNDAY, July 80, 1866.
James Graham Elkton, Thos W. Scott Luz
nenburg, Va; H. S. Samuel, N. Y. Robert
Jas. Gilmore, Jas. Young, lr., Baltimore; Col,
D. M. Car ter, Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Ed. L.
Mann & child, Miss c. V. Barron, Miss Laura
Barron, Hyde Co., N. c.. W. A. Swank, Va;
W. a. Rind, Str. Niagara A. R. Tatum, Str.
Jno. Sylvester; Jno. Williams, Va. q. E. Thomas
Jr., Columbia, Ga, Capt. Geo. j. Dirks, Va;
J. W. Hunter, j. j. Turner, Baltimore; W. B.
Harrison & lady, c. S. Harrison & lady, Alfred
4. Harris, Richmond; DR.. Il. C. Worsham, Dan
lille; W. T. Harrison, N. Y.
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MAYsR's CouRr.-Portsmouth.- Honor
Mayor White Presiding.
Jim Mathews, for throwing water melon rind
in the street, breaking the window OF Mr.. Mar
tin, was committed to Jail for two days
Henry Wise and George c. Wise, complained
Of for dsorderly conduct on Sunday, were each
fined SIS.
Robert Parkinson and VIM &. Goodwin, were
arrested for fighting in the streets.
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ANOTHER OLD INHABITANT GoEE--Mrs
Mary Cotton, aged one hundred and two
years, died recently on SCOTS Creek near
Portsmouth.
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Assessor OF INTERNAL REvENUE.-Wm
E. Bond has been confirmed as Assessor fol-
the First District of North Carolina
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REyIvAL.--A revival of religion is going
on at Providence Methodist Episcopal Church.
about five miles from Suffolk. The exercises
of the meeting were conducted by the Rev.
J. A, Crowdsr, the pastor, assisted by the
Rev. Messrs. Owens, Wellons, and Coston
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POSTMASTER AT PoRTsMoUTH.--John o.
Lawrence has been confirmed by the Senate
as Postmaster at Portsmouth,
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New MASONIC LoDGE.--A new Lodge is
to be opened in Suffolk, called Solomon's
Lodge, and old Suffolk Lodge is about conf
mencing work again.
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MELANCHOLY AcCIDENT.-Wm Church,
lad aged about twelve years, while engaged
in feeding sash machine Saturday afternoon,
at the factory on Hill street, was very niue h
injured. lu attempting to grease some of the
gear of the machine, reaching over with his
left hand his shirt sleeve was caught, and
dragged his arm under the machine. 1t was
badly cut and manged. The sufferer was
taken to the office of DR.. j D. Gait, on Main
street where the wound was skillfully dressed,
after which he was conveyed to his home by
his brother, who is one of the proprietors Of
the factory. This morning the lad was doing
as well as the pain and condition of the
wound permitted.
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The RAMON Saturday, the rain COM
menced between one and two o'clock, and
continued to fall in light and refreshing
showers till night. The thirsty earth and
empty cisterns were well replenished, and
the heat which we have been experiencing
was rendered less oppressive. On yesterday,
the sun came out again in all his effulgence,
but pleasant breeze prevailed during the
greater part of the day The showers of
Saturday were most grateful blessing to
man, beast, and the land and had long been
coveted by each. The earth had long been
parched, and the fairness dropped from the
= louds will prove most beneficial. Laus D 90.
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.

SURVEYORS NOTICE.
nN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
W the LIST proximo, at o'clock, weather per-
hitting, if not then, at the same time on the next
favorable day, the undersigned will define the
lines IF the Dock 'for slip, generally termed"
situated between Commerce street and Rothery's
Lane, having Myers and Vincent's Warehouses
on its Western side, and those OF Soutter and
Bells on its Eastern, and likewise define the lines
of Vincent's and My ers's Warehouses on Com
merce Street,
Persons interested in this Survey are hereby
notified to attend the same.
EDWARD l.. YOUNG,
jy30-3t City Surveyor
DAKERS' FLOUR.-5O Bills in prime
ID der for sale low to close. Apply to.
E. II. DELK, Agent,
iy30 % Commerce street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

REPAIRS ON THE DRAW BRIDGE.
FF,HE NORFOLK DRAW BRIDGE
/ Company will proceed on WEDNESDAY
next, (Aug. lst) to make certain repairs to
their bridge, at and after which time persons
will be unable to pass over the Bridge, for the
next ten days ensuing. jy30-lw
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AUCTION SALES.
BY W. r. ROBERTS

BY w. r. ROBERTS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Cor. Roanoke Square, Wide Water Street.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
Butte STREET PROPERTY.
10y VIRTUE OF AIDED OF Trust
ID from William II. Lockwood and wife, to Sc
cure an advance from the Homestead Loan Asso-
citation, the undersigned will proceed to sell, at
auction, in front of the premises, ON THURSDAY,
the 10th day of August, Immediately after the
sale of the late VIM. T. MurraT's property, the
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS,
Nos SO and Al, Butte street, together with the
valuable lot upon watch they are situated, 'front.'
ing on Butte street % feet inches, with depth
of 81 feet and II feet in the rear.
TERMs-Casq, in current funds.
Tru- tees VIM. T. Harrison,
W. R. ROBERTS,
jy30-tds Auctioneer.
FOR RENT
IGOR THE BALANCE OF the year:
Il Possession given Immediately. The second
Store from the corner of Main and Fen Church
jy25-3w Cor Main and Fen Church st.
SAW MILLS SAW MILLS!l
MANUFACTURE at short notice,
lNE and at reduced prices, to drive all sizes of
saws, at the
ATLANTIC IRON WORKS,
ALSO,
Stationary and Portable
ENGINES,
OF ALL SIZES.
Encourage home industry and buy your ma
chinery at the ATLANTIC IRON WORKS,
where you will get it at low rates and warranted
to give satisfaction.
H. ASHTON RAMSAY,
jy25-2w Superintendent.
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TVVO THE PEOPLE
OF NORFOLK.
AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
Facts Worth Knowing at
J. M. FREEMAN'S JEWELRY STORE,
No. 20 Main street, Corner Talbot.
have Just received fine assortment of Pearl
and Diamond Jewelry, Solid Silver Ware, Da-
mond Inlaid and Enameled Watches and Rings
of all description. | have also the cheapest Ice
Pitchers in the city.
| am enabled to sell the above articles cheap
for cash, as l bought them low. Call and ex-
anime before going elsew here, as it would be to
your advantage. Remember No. % Main street,
corner of Talbot. j. M. FREEMAN,
20 Corner Main and Talbot streets,
iy26 Norfolk, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. d. PHELPS,
NJ. 5, Commercial RoaC.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION
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w. J. PACKS, !
NJ. n. PARNELK, Com.
JEO. J. MCCAIN,
REsoLUrToKs.

RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. L. ?. Roy: Resolved, by thu
Chamber Of Commerce, that hereafter M
sales by auction shall be allowed in thii
Chamber, except for merchandise damaged
and condemned by the proper Board.
Mr.. Mccain offered the following in lieu
That all sales at auction by the Chamber,
shall be confined exclusively to the mem
bsrs thereof, and no one who Is not mem
Der shall have right to bid on any article
at auction. That any ono not q member OF
tho Chamber shall have the privilege OF
purchasing through an agent, who must be
a member. by paying said members an ad-
vance Of 5 per cent on the price of the srti-
Gle thus sold the per cent in all cases to
be added to the price at which the article
was knocked down to the purchaser.
The resolution in lou was adopted.
TnE FOR MEETING on CHANGE.
On motion of member, it was decide
that the time for meeting on Change daily
be ~ O'Clock.
The meeting then adjourned.
The following dispatches .were received
by the Chamber:
NEw YORK, April 2, 12m.-GOld %. Cot
ton dull at 40@4l.
Liverpool dates Of the 22d ult., report cot
ton advanced 4 penny; 100000.
CIscTSSATi, April Pork, SIS so asked.
Lard 1871. Sides 10. Whisky 81 2l@s2 %.
Superfne Flour Sc 751<S7 so. Prime old
Red Wheat 81 Is@S2 20. Corn 54956
mixed and white. Oats in bulk S5@S9.
LOUISVILLE, April Pork $25 so. Lard
1871. Sides 10. supsrfne Flour Sc $50
81 IS. Corn and Oats unchanged. Whis-
Ky 81 %.
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Leaves Nashville On Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urdsy. Returning, lesves Tnune on Monday, Wed
ne day aud FRIDAY. Office as Cliy Hotel, East side
Pubic Square
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FOREIGN Markets.

OEtAsH muEhclss
LIvERrooI. March p.
Cotton dull, prices weak ISLES for the two days
Il, OOl. Midding UPlands, I974d.
Bresdstufis dull and unchanged.
Provisions quiet but steady, except Lard, which
tends downward.
srOcKs-s61<9s65s for money. United statei
6-2Os, 715<97I3I. Illinois Central shares, 80. Enc
shares. 6511zg551<.
LoNDoS MONEY MARKET-A gloomy feeling per
vadet the stock exchange the 10th, the p incipa
cause being the Wsrlike rumOrs from Germany anc
distrust created by expansion Of the Joint stoch
Discount ComPsny's affairs. At the close, how
ever, more favorable accounts from Germany
caused slight improvement, and consols closed SOY
9s7. Demand for discount was comparatively
moderate. Rate remains at per cent.
LoSDoS, March 81, A. N.
The cotton market on Monday was firm, but on
Tuesday, under very heavy receipts, became fiat,
and generally prices were I'd per pound lower.
Middling Upsnds, 1s1492od. Sales for tsO days,
1900 bales.
BEEADsTUfEs.-Wa Wakefield. Nash Co., snd Rich
arcson, Penn & Co., report -four dull. with ten.
dency doHnEards. Wheat quiet but quotations un-
changed. Winter Req lOs9iOs. Cd. per GENITAL.
Corn hrmer and IN fair demand mixed 2ss Cd per
$50 lbs.
Provisions. Bigland othld, and Bruce Mack
both report fruit shade easier. Pork remains
firm. Bacon drocping Lard dull, and about 2s
lower. Butter slow. Sugar unesanged. Coffee
and Riae active demand, but steady. Rice in
fair ds;cald Il full rates. Tsilow firm at 5ls@52s
on the SPOT
PfrRoEEUE-Firm at p Id92s ID for refined.
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M A IL e N A /.
For Sale

ONE q The best Resdeoees in he eoputrv. m
the southern part Of ne city, near tbe t-Ys,,il-
o. NJ souin saaiiEl.e hofse- Railroad, 10 a frsi
tWo-siorY Crck, Nth Ten rcoma kitehan &C. 49,
hrieE smoke holso ana asrFalf houses. aoo4 -
tern ltrge yaId, vel eocidsed. NifL IL acrcs II
WITH chose fruit trees psft d 1saa f1r hri~t
yard. vita plsnly q Fz.er. a1d al eonVesiar-..-
ist Feiiiug SOD ifs ~ AID 9. Railroad -
By t1a err1er 81 ~ pi-eas ilon akch wood = ~
csiFed for Ouralnf ureE- I1o p-on6rlr = o4,5s 4.
ihs corporaton end - ihe7sicrs szen1t rom esr-
porHtion tsHes- good spring b imns,iIafeiy ~
A74.-tr q NALtoa hURFREN
nofta eEW MATT EROWN 100.
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CinnciunetI, OhiO.-JOsEPH b. Quincy, Is
our authorized agent TO receive advertisements and
subscriptions for The Nashville Union.
New Orleans, La.-EDwN T. oVrhALt' o.
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
AGENT TO receive advertisements and subscriptions
Tor the Naslsrille Union.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. H. Tom Co. are
our authorized agents TO receive advertisements
aud subscription. for the Nashvils Union.
JouS HoorEh a Co, Publishers Agents. 81 Park
Row, New York. are authorized to contract for sd-
vertlsing IN our paper
JOY, Cor Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
inps. New York. and Browns Iron Building, Phils-
delphia, are authorized to contract for advertising
Ia our paper.
SIN. PETrEEGnL 4 Co, Publishers Agents, 81
Psrk Row, New York, aud State street. Boston,
are authorized 10 contract for advertising in our
paper
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GALLATTx ACCOMMODATIONS TR.ry.-We cali
especial attention to the fact that there is
now an accommodation train running Oh
me Louisville and Nashville Railroad, from
Gailatin to this city aud back. Citizens Of
Gailatin, and on the way, can now come to
Nashville, and return before night. See
time table.
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County Court.

The April term Of the County Court, COM
menced its session yesterday-the follow
ing members being present:
Jno. s. Brilsy, Thos. P. Bumpass, W. D.
Baker, s. Bowers, Jas. Campbell, W. j.
Chandler, P. B. Colman, L. II. Childress,
Jr., f. Cunningham, J. r. Cowan, E. NJ.
Cullam, J. B. Garfield, W. Drake, B. n.
Dodd, NJ. }. Dolin, n. F. Outset, ]. s. Dills-
hanty, J. E. Elliston, NJ. Gray, W. W. Gar
rett, G. Hallsm, ". II. Hagans, II. Hagar,
J. Hayne, z. T. Hayes, II. Holt, W. A.
Knight, W. A. Mathews, H. McNiel, W. +.
Mecham, A. Mcdaniel, T. McCarty, J..
Norvell, T. NJ. Patterson, J. Paul, ]. R. W..
Pearley, D. A. Phelan, W. D. Robertson,
J. W. Rueker, J. J. Robb, Chas. Ried, ]. H.
stile, G. W. Spain, L. X. Spain, L. Stone,
W. NJ. Stevens, T. T. Saunders, A. B.
shankland, C. NJ. Stevans, J. Sloan, Nj. W.
Thurston, J. Taylor, W. J. Taylor, n. b.
Willis, W. II. Wilson, J. WhitwOrth.
The following was presented;
Judge Whitworth reported as follows: re-
garding the Railroad account:
Amount in Treasury, Apr. l, ga, so, 4g2' %
Paid out since, 4z,Vi',oS
Balance, 81, All 10
There has been no collection since that
date.
The above balance is subject to several
deductions, so that the actual balance is
only about SIS zoe, while the unpaid inter-
eat amounts TO 100000, leaving balance
to be raised is 1854, 900. It is recommended
that to meet the deficiency, the following
course be persued: That the tax on privi-
lepes, amounting to S5O,OOO, be apPropria-
ted 10 the Railroad fund that $4,000 be
taken from the County fund after which,
the regular revenue will be sufficient to
meet the demands of the fund.
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TIE COUNTY
The following report of the financial con
dition of the County was rendered by the
Judge:
Balance in Treasury
April LIST. 1854, ......... $S3, e9l.S6.
Received during the yoar,..''..... l2i'4l''lo'
Total,
Expenses, si,ooS.Oo'
Balance, 7O'74S.4I'
The Judge is of opinion that S45,OOO will
cover the expenses Of the County for the
next year and that not only need there be
no tax levy for city expenses, but $4,000
may be safely expended for Railway pur-
poses. it
Eight ballots were had for Jailor, as fol-
lows
FtRsr BALLOT.
K. Ray 6, R. Scott z, J. H. Galbrith 5, G.
HAMLET 8, K. Branch 4, W. D. Maddox 4
j. II. Harris Z, Scattering IL.
SECOND BALLOT.
Ray S, Scott 10, .Galbrith 7, HAMLET Z
Branch 4, Maddox 5, Harris s, Scatter
ing Il.
THIRD BALLOT.
Ray G, Scott s, Galbrith S, Hamlet Z,
Branch Z, Harris 10, Scattering 10.
FOURTH BALLOT.
Ray S, Scott s, Galbraith 9, HAMLET
Branch 10, Harris 10, scattering s.
FIFTH BALLOT.
Ray 4, Scott s.sGalbraith IL, Hamlet
Branch Is, Harris u, scattering 3.
sIxTH BALLoT.
Ray 1, Scott Z, Galbrsith y, Hamlet 1
Branch Is, Harris H..
SEVENTH BALLOT.
Scott s, Galbrsith Is, Branch 20, Harri
IL.
ETeHTH BALLOT.
Galbrailh 20. Branch ~, Harris s.
Mr.. Branch having received msjorit
Of all the votes, was declared elected.
The court then adjourned til to-day.
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Day GooBs Among the many dry goods
dealers in this city, Messrs. siekles Go.
aeseryedly hold high place. They are
always up 10 the times, having the best
ouslity Of goods, At the lowest market Pri-
c... Ladies desiring to secure hne article
OF dress goods, should give them a call be
fore purchasing. In addition 70 their vel
uelscisd stock Of goods Cor the ladies they
have beautiful line Of gentlenen's iar-
nishing goods for the spring season. We
direct attention to their advertisement ~
another column.
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The following conversation isssid 20 have
occurred between the rival candidates Of
this county and some their friends yester-
day morning:
Good morning Major Lewis, where was
you Saturday? I did not see you during
the entire day.
MAJOR. was in the city psrt Of the day
and visited the various polls. Judge Brien,
where was you?
Judge Brlsn. Ia0asn'tany sckere.
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CoRoxER's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Geo. W. Norvell yesterday held an inquest
on the body Of the negro killed by MI.
Spain, while attempting to break into his
store. The facts ELECTED are as published
on Sunday in our columns.
After the inquest, the Coroner ascertained
that there were some stolen dry goods at the
house in which the negro lived, and he At
once promptly took possession Of them, and
arrested two negro men and one woman, in
whose possession they were found. Tbs
parties are now ia isil, and viii probably
be examined to-day.
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SELF Ahnsa.

This vice, which is never prActicsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 10 eloquenee or pen 10 song.
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