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DooTon DEEMS, well known in this region
and North Carolina as an eloquent divine and
accomplished editor of the N. Y. Waterman
one of the most brilliant journals in the
country-announces that. "the last nine
ty days" of the war in North Carolina
will soon be issued from the press.
It will be read with avidity, and we wait
its appearance with anxious expectation. g.
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KNOCKED Dowp.--La night Mr.. Joseph
Walters, was knock down by negro man,
on Market Square. A negro woman ran
against him, whom he pushed ont OF his way.
Some one then pushed him out in the street,
which caused him to fall When getting up,
a negro threw brick and struck him on the
shoulder, which knocked him down. The
parties have not yet been found.
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS EXCHANGE
A meeting OF the members of the Exchange
will be held this. Wednesday, evening, at 7
o'clock A full attendance is requested, as
business of importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting which involves the inter-
ests of "our common harbor," and>demands
the attendance of every member
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CUMBERLAND STREET NJ e. CHURCH,
This building is to undergo repairs on its ex
terror in keeping with those already completed
in the interior. Painters are engaged re-paint-
ing the outside, and in short time it will
present a renovated appearance
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STREET lMPRevEMENTs.-Wo rkmen are
engaged repairing the side walk on Main
street, near Church that on Wide Wa
ter street, near the Market, which was much
needed. 1t is reported that there are several
such unseemly and ragged spots which need
the application Of the trowel and brick
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OD&V COPY
BY +. +. FERGUSON,
FER.

Trustees Sale of Valuable Family Residence
on Catharne Street, and
HOUSE AND LOT ON AVON STREET.
DY Virtue of a Deed of Trust exc
ID cuted to us by Thomas G. Broughton, bear
ing date 18th December, 1860, and for certain
purposes therein mentioned, we shall proceed to
sell, at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, 5th NOVEMBER, 1866,
At II M, the following property, to wit: That
valuable House and Lot, No.. 81 Catharine street,
formerly the residence of 7. G. Broughton. The
lot fronts on Catharine street about "a feet and
is 206 feet deep. The House is large, and has a
fine wing, &c.
ALSO the House and Lot in the rear Of the
above, fronting. on Avon street, two doors from
Cove street, having front of'about SO feet, and
76 feet deep.
Terms at sale.
5 5; 6A B. WH}FEHbiAD, Trustees.
oot6 EMV TVirpinian cOnV STuTh1
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STUNNING.-The census taking of colored
folks in Portsmouth, ordered by the Freed
mems Bureau has resulted it is said:
LIST In the finding of great number of ca
Sea of small pox and;
I'd In the still more startling discovery of
a secret society organized in the interests of
the administration. Probable, verv.
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AUCTION SALEs.-On tomorrow morning,
at ten o'clock, Leigh Bros. & Phelps will sell
at the residence of W. Fl. Stiner, 116 East
Main street, large assortment of superior
household furniture, consisting of the usual
variety This is a rare opportunity for house
keepers in want of a supply
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BooKBINDING.-We are pleased to notice
that the Lynchburg Virginian has attached to
their establishment large and complete book
bindery, where book and job work is executed
with dispatch, and in manner unsurpassed.
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MAYORS CoURr, NORFOLK, his Honor J. R
Ludlow Presiding. $50
Thomas Whitney applied for lodging, accom-
modated and discharged.
Martha White and Amy Hunter, street stroll
ers, fined SIS each, and discharged.
VIM. Francis and Mary Brondsll, asleep in the
street. Bound over in the sum of 500 to keep
the peace.
Patrick Allen and Daniel Armand arrested for
moving night soil after 4 o'clock this morning,
discharged.
Sergeant Burk reported the city quiet and the
watch at their post.
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CATrLE-Another'c car load of cattle arrived
by the Norfolk and Petersburg road yester-
day from Western Virginia, which left in the
evening for Baltimore.
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| 1NsoLENCK OF A FREEDwoMAN.- ester
day afternoon gentleman passing along the
street met negro woman who refused to
yield the pavement. A collision was the con-
sequence. The woman threw a brick at the
Lieut.. Governor who seized an iron bar which
happened to be within reach Id inflicted Sc
we're bat deserved chastisement Oh the imper-
tinent ward who was subsequently impris-
oned.
A similar conflict of races tpok place yes
terday afternoon in Portsmouth which is
mentioned elsewhere
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AUCTION SALEs.-Leigh Bros. & Phelps
sold to-day a small lot of Whiskey at 1886
per gallon-the remaining barrels were with
drawn. A lot of tobccco sold at 15c per h.
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Mayors CouRT, PORTSMOUTH, his Honor J. c.
White presiding.
Edward Monehan, q. S. Marine, rrrested for
disorderly conduct, fined IS.
Chas. Brown, U. S. Marine, ARRESTED for dis
orderly conduct, faed SIS.
Caroline Tilden, charged with keeping disor-
derby house, fined SIS, and bound over in the sum
of 5000 to keep the peace. -L-l-
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EL1aIoUs.--Considerabl interest is said
to be manifested in the subject of religion in
the Baptist Church, in Goldsboro, N. G.
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PBRsoNAL.-Admiral Farragut and lady,
formerly the accomplished Miss Loyal of this
city, are on visit to Tennessee. .3.,.
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THE GAzELLE.--This steamer did not leave
at her regular hour this morning in conse-
quence of having to undergo an inspection of
her boilers
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-~~-~-~o-~~o-~~~@-~-~-~-
WEDNESDAY, October 10 1866.
8 Warnenburgen, c Webbe, New York, Dr.
B Frye, Virginia, s Hyman, N Carolina,
leigh, g W Swepston, Mrs Kenney, N Carolina,
J A Parker, 8 N Urquhsrt, Isle of Wight,
Keeling, lady and children, U s N, A W Bea-
con, do. +a "a
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CHoLrRA.-Another case of Cholera is re-
ported on Ferry Point.
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Oct4- II 4 " t2JOc Outs
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOWN POINT WHARVES AND WARE
HOUSES.
TN pursuance of Decree of the Cir
| cunt Court of the city of Norfolk, made on the
24th day of July last, in a suit therein depending,
between John B. McPhail and others, Plaintiffs,
and George W McPhal and others, Defendants,
| offer for sale the spacious Brick Warehouses
and the Wharf Property, on Town Point in this
by Vim. d. Reynolds Il Co. and Kader Biggs &Co
No such opportunity for the investment of cap
ital has been offered to merchants and steamboat
companies since the close of the war.
Terms liberal. Proposals invited.
..s CHARLES SHARP,
oct0-tds Special Commissioner.
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MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY The interests
of Norfolk are deeply involved in the action
to be taken by the next Assembly Of the
State. Questions of the gravest practical
importance to the Merchants and Mechanics
indeed, to every man, woman and child in
this town will be brought before that body,
and it is of vital importance that the Mer-
chants and Mechanics should take some &C
ton on this vital matter.
We therefore, respectfully suggest that,
their representatives who meet tonight at
the Exchange, take this question into consid-
Grafton.
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ITTENTION!-:-THE PUBLIC.

THE following Statement we are ready
to submit to "ArbitratiOn.'
cry AND COUNTRY CIRCULATION MORE
THAN DOUBLE THAT OF THE NOR
FOLK yIRGINIAN, AND EQUAL TO
TIE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF
ALL THE PAPERS IN THE CITY.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. a. PHELPS,
No. 5, Commercial Rot0.

No. 5, Commercial Rot0.
.F.
CIR. PHELPS, Auctioneer.
LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT AND
WELL. KEPT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
nN THURSDAY morning the lth inst, com
~ mencing at ten o'clock, we will sell at the
residence lately occupied by VIM. II. Stiner, Esq.
No. 1l6, east Main street, large assortment OF
Household furniture, viz in part
Elegant Rosewood parlour suits in reps,
- Blackwalnut &c Z" ''
kaay Chairs, Lounges, Mahogany Sofas,
One pair French Plate Mirrors in Gold gilt
frames cost $500,
Book cases, Carpets, Cottage furniture,
r Marble top cabinets, Washstands,
Wardrobes, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads,
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds,
Mating, Extension Dining Tables,
China Dining Tea Sets,
Cooking Range, Stoves, &C., DC.
Immediately after the above we will rent the
residence at auction for the balance of the year.
LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
oc8 Auctioneers.
az
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AUCTION SALES.
By MAUPIN & HATTON, Auction, ers.

81 Crawford Street, Portsmouth, ia,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.
Under the Provisions Of. a Deed
u from William Walker ard Wife, bearing
date April ID, 1866, the Trustee, by direction
will sell for Cash, the premises, at i24 o'clock
on MONDAY next, October 18th, 1866,
ONE LOT OF LAND WITH DOUBLE TEN
EMENT THEREON,
situated on the North side of Fayettc street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, Newtown.
ALSO one unimproved Lot on East side Fourth
street, between Lincoln and Nelson streets.
ALSO, one unimproyed Lot on Sixth street con-
tinued, near its intersection with Randolph ST.,
near the city limits
The title is doubtless good but the Trustee will
convey only with special warranty.
> s. $. STUBBS, Trustee
oct5 tds d. MAUPIN a. HATTON. Auct's.
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RECENT SALES of LAND IN NANsEMoND.-
Ten tracts of land have been recently sold
in NansemonI county Some Of these tracts,
beautifully situated on the rver-mers Or
less improved and numbered. The number of
tracts sold was ten. comprising 1899 acres,
which III he aggregate sold for S20,66l, be-
ing an average Of SIT % per acre. Six of
these tracts sold at rates varying from about
$l1 to $l3 SIS so per acre The highest
rate paid was $66 per ace for a small tract
of 25 acres with good dwelling and out
houses This 5 ale demonstrates that lands
in our vicinity can be purchased al most rea-
sonable rates. They are all contiguous to
market aud within reach OF Portsmouth and
Norfolk, either by the main road or the Sea-
board aud Roanoke Railroad. This is most
important consideration to the farmer There
is no need for going West to buy cheap lands.
These lands in Nansemond are cheaper by
reason alone of their contguity to market.
An influx Of industrious and temperate immi-
grants would convert the land into a beauti-
full garden spot.
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+. +. FERGUSON, Auction Ger
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF
VALUARJE REAL. ESE,AV'l

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to a deed of trust, made by j. NJ.
Bonnet to me, for the benefit of Mrs Marie c.
Geay, dated the 9Th day of April, 1852 and of
record in the Clerks office of the Court Of the
Corporation of the city of Norfolk, | shall, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of October next,
sell at public auction, before the Auction House
of F. F. Ferguson, on Wide Water street in this
city, the property named in said deed, and des-
cribed as follows: All that certain lot, piece or
parcel OF land, situate and lyin the West
side OF James street. the city of Norfolk, and
bounded follows: beginning at the Northeastern
corner of John q Smiths property on James
street. and running back along the line Of Mes
srs. j. &. Smith, j. I. Allyn and G. f. Ander-
sons property westwardly towards the Geek
KIN wn as Newtons Greek, seven hundred and
ly one hundred and iorty-three feet seven inches
to lane fourteen feet ten inches wide, reserved
for the individual of Jno. E. Doyle; thence
Eastwardly five hundred and fifty four ie t to
fence enclosing in part the Il pewalk grounds,
thence Southwardly along said fence seven feet
to the corner of the same, thence Eastwardly a.
long the line of said fence ne hundred and sixty
nine feet seven inches to James street, thence
Southwardly along the line of James street one
hundred and ninety -sevcn feet four inches to the
place of beginning. bad. .a. .#
This property is the Fruit and Flower Garden
OF Mr.. Bonnet, and contains rare and valuable
collection of Fruits, Flowers and Shpbberly and
presents great attractions to those engaged in
this business. AT the time the large guam
tity of land embraced in this property holds out
great inducements to those wishing to make in
vestments of their money.
Terms cash. Sale at IL o'clock, NJ
SIMON S. STUDIES, Trustee.
F. f. FERGUSON,
se26-tds Auctioneer
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BUSINESS CARDS AT So, S. SO AND 81 PER
rHousANp:-The Day Book Job office il.
running OH business Cards at greatly reduced
rates VIZ W, $S so, and "a per thousand,
with an equal reduction on Bill Heads, Circu-
lars, Handbllls, &c. &c. Now is your tins,
merchants our recent reduction OF expenses
enables us to offer great Inducements. BY
putting cur prices below Northern prices,
wnsn freight and other charges are consider
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A1nrMArLE ANn CHEsArKAKE .CANAL.-

ALBEMAKbE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL
Increase of trade. We noticed yesterday
large number of steamers coming into our
harbor from North Carolina, among them,
the steam tug Chowan having III tow the fol-
lowing vessels: Schooners Mizelle, Sons OF
Malta, Race, George Washington, aud sloop
Dolphin.
A few moments thereafter, the propeller
"Hackensack,p from Roanoke, with cargo
of Shingles came in, and then followed the
tug nSam." Brown, from the Roanoke with
barges A. B. Hill, Porter, Harrison and Rob-
inson, having cargoes consisting of 500, 600
tive feet Shingles, 45S, 900 twelve inch bunch
Shingles, so 900 feet Lumber, besides Cotton
Staves &c.
These articles if loaded on railroad would
require 212 ears and constitute train more
than one and half miles long.
The Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Com
pany have put their Depot and wharf in good
condition for business and we hope our mer-
chants and business men may duly appreci-
ate the efforts this company are making t.
increase the trade with Nerth Carolina.
Purchasers and merchants desiring to ship
to any of the ports and places In North Caro-,
lima by uoater will not hereafter be annoyed
by hunting up vessels around the wharves t.
to take their goods, but can send them daily
to the Canal Depot when they will be re-
csved and forwarded by first steamer or sail
| ing vessel to their destination.
The company are determined to do all il
their power to develop the trade with the ole
North State and will provide if others do moi
do so, steam communication with every coun.
! ty bordering upon the Sounds and adjacent
! rivers, as soon as their finances will admit
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Especially for the Day Book.
ELEC ZION RETURNS.
PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO AND INDIANA
r. 81 g. FOR THE REPUBLICANS. ~


BALTIMORE, October, 10. P. M.--The tele-
graphic news from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Indiana show that those States named have
been carried by the Republican tickets. .i
They are using the old Register in the cleo
ton in this city, which indicates clearly the
election of Chapman, Republican. ".
The Elections at the North.
Richmond, October 9.-The returns indi-
cate the election of Randall (Demecrst) in the
First District of Pennsylvania. .e.l Z. g..
The Republican candidates were elected in
the Second, Third, Fifth, Sixth and Tenth
Districts. The last two need confirmation
The Democrats have gained in fourteen
Wards-half Of the city of Philadelphia
1000. -
The Washington Chronicles special claims
the defeat of Pend eton in Ohio by a large
majority. ,.a
The Republican majority in Philadelphia is
5000. There is a large Democratic ain.
Geary Republican) is elected Governor of
Pennsylvania by 10000 majority.
The Democrats lose the member of Con-
gress in the Tenth District of Pennsylvania.
Old Dominion. -,'
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AN APPRENTICE Boy WANTED. We want
a youth ABOUT IA or Is years OF age as an a =
prentce to the printing business. a4sli i
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BY LEIGM BROS. 6 PHILIPS,

No. Commercial R0W,
! TOM EMISSION Frs SALE ofvaTua bic
AZ CHURCH STREET Property at AUCTION.
In pursuance of Decree of the Circuit Court
of the city of Norfolk, made the 18th day of
July, 1866, in suit therein pending, between
Edwin NJ. WorreII, Thomas A. Hardy, and OH
ers, plaintiffs, and Ellen NJ. Worrel, defendant,
| shall sell at Public Auction on the premises re-
spectiVely, on Thursday, the LIST day of November,
at IL o'clock, M, the following Real Estate,
whereof David Peirce died seized, to witt
| The Brick HOUSE and LOT on the East side of
| Church street, Freemason, adjoining the
| late residence of Rev. j. Hendren. The lot fronts
50 feet inch on the street, and extends buck 127
feet inches.
ALSO,
| lot on west side of North Church street near
Nicholson street, running back to Upper Union
street, together with the large BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE thereon, formerly occupied by VIM.
Collins, Esq. This lot is very large, and is sts-
ceptible of division. plot of these lots will be
on exhibition at the sale.
Terms-Cash for per cent Of the purchase
money; the residue to be paid in equal INSTALL
ments at 3, 6, and months, respectively, interest
payable from January l, 1867 Bond with sutf-
| cient security required. Title retained Posses
sion delivered January LIST, 1867.
CHARLES SHARP,
| Special Commissioner.
| LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
| 0ct3-taW2W AUctiOnpers
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BIZ LEIGH BROS. & PHILIPS.
No S Commercial Ro,o.

THOMAS LArIAER, Auetioneer. oc9lawtds
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NJ the ..Prnss,I snr nf rs.

GaEAT CIR LIsfEE,1IoS. rare opportunity is
offer. Tor o tstuIug Wat hes, cha r, diamond
my sily, rHare, etc iy Messrs. AIrandsle a Co,
80 No. 30 BruaIAsy. ihey nave an INN euse stOu k
Of a lIe-, YaryIg IA vale, and al offered at
unc collar eGcu. The distribution u very fuIly
doae- yuu agree TO take a ceruhcs OF a CeTJs ar
tcle, e. closed 10 an eIy eOp ana not required TO
pa4 your dollar unless you axe salsfed win The ar
tlclc, Nncu w CerlslGiy be worth mere thaa that
anu uut and mas les % or 500. Al e1celien. ode
jla- o. luYe- ting DOLLAR. Sunday Lslcs, n. J. Gu,
Ft5utarV 40, lso5
a.e-.r.. A4raldal- G Co. have long been per.on-
slly EuoWu 10 az, rrd We beueye teen 10 he yerY
WORT OF pubic coahience.-A. l.. Scottish Aaicr.
NJ have iast.o..d, at tie Office of kTrandale &
e. 8 Ag-nes f.r EurUpesl Manuf turing Jewei-
.eIs arss ussOrtmen Of fash enable ana vsu stle
JaHelIy a. the newest pat e.Ls. We a.so nouced a
lIge qusn.Iiy Cf lysr IEte, Erd understand that
t- rhOl- OF these nesly L. ported ant Giles IRE 10 be
Jlspcs OF On novel principle, gong graf sd
y;uIisg 10 blyCrs, ana at riding extensive EN-
ploymcnttO sgcnis We knog the frn N aIles ton
70 ~ very Ie pec,abe aus thoroughly worthy Of
puH de cJn1d nee, AMI recon mend uIeads to
Lead he advertisement ~. 7. Alhi0H, Septeal-
by Messrs. Arandale 4 Co. 8 arrangement, the
advantages must be on the side Of the customer,
Tor he has ever On ~ 20 ain Hnd nothing co mar.
ALVEY 10 lose lie hnows Whag he viii get for hi 3
dollar eOseh8nd, ant he need not Sc nd q II he IS
not satisfied ~. I. hcClig Ncics, dug. g. iSo4
EMfLoYMENT FoR LALIE-.-1hs most eligible and
prUnta5e enlpl ylnent We have heard q Tor lad Is
Is the q OF certificate iIOr the Great q Il IIsllbu
uou Of Arryndae a Co A lady OF our Gcqu intauee
has D,en very "a cusstul M IN g wy, no. only IN
hlhrg Der ewn purse, bat sls0 10 doiig gooa turn
20 tnOse o. wh0tfshe sJid tie Certificates IS Riu
be seen ty our sd cruising columns. Gentlemen
en- a 20 be thus eng 'ged--A- J. Sunday a crcl-y,
august ~, lS-4-
In eolumn' the rsa Ter will find an Edver ise-
u eft # Arrfndale h CO.'S On Disrrbuiisn Il
watches, Jeaeiry sud siiyeTware. In payment Of
that advert cement We received several sets OF the
Iewelry adv rtsed, ami We are warranted IN saying
tnat, bonn IN hnish and quality, they ceeded cur
ezpecb.t ous. They turued out 10 be just what
they had beel rep.e enled-T ~ Democrat, (LetO
80 lrn,l dsg. ~, is6t.
AGBNis.-We want SCENTS n every regiment,
and every town and county IN the country, and
those actng ss such will be allowed 10 cents on
every Cent hyate OF dertd by tn M prU yided their
re1l tauce amounts 70 one dollar. Agents will col
lsct % cents Tor every Certificate, AMI init 10
cents to us, either n "a IA or posla @ stamps.
ARRANDALE CO.,
lJ7 Broadway, New YORK.
Or No. 25i King street Charlie ton, s. G..
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Ugly Trnredr- 70 ToSr Men Shot.

II occurred on last Sunday, at a
church called Union, in theNoTtheastern
portion of Hawkins county, some nine
miles Northwest Of Kingsport, Tennes
see.
The funeral of John Ellis, jr., who
had been a Confederate soldier, was to
he preached, by the Rev. r. NJ. Hickey
of the Holston Conferences
Two men by the name of Walters
perhaps brothers-msnifested a dispo
sition TO disturb the quiet Of the assem-
bly, Eldridge Hord, Esq, of that com.
munily, demonstrated against their
conduct Some angry words ensued
and Walters shot Hord, wounding him
severely in the thigh Whereupon,
Sam Smith, who had been a Confeder.
ate soldier, fired twice upon Walters
killing him upon the spot The other
Walters then shot Smith, woundinr
him slightly. Smith returned the fire,
woundinG the second Walters MORALLY,
and then made his escape.--Brsto.
A-,re plfE
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In Chancery at McMinnyille, Tenn.
8. d. Rowan,

IN pursuance to q decres Of the Chancery Court
at hchiinnU le, Tennessee, rendered az the March
term, A. u, 1906 Of said court n this cause will
expose 10 punlic sale, on Monday, the 2,st day 81
May next, st the court house IN Mcminnvlls, the
and lrfE 1ks
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UEIOS OFFICE,
Naehvilla Aprif 81 TsRe

DAILY UEIos OFFIcE,
Nashville, April %, 1866. !
But little business was transacted on
'ChsDge yesterday. The following dis.
patches were received:
sr. LOUIS, April "A.
6uperfue Flour duh.
Wine Corn % 70 TO-
O-ts AZ 10 fsc.
L0UEymLE, April "a.
supe fne Flour So % to 81 30.
Com ~ % tac.
Oats 4ie, delivered.
Whisky s. -.
CIScSzATI. April "A.
supfrlae Flour s. 90 10 s. -.
. Corn o. % Csc.
Oats % % f3c
WHISKY s. ~.
Wheat, rev Red, s. 90 10 s. %.
n - Pork So
Lad 1stte.
Clear sides ICl9s.
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CoIorcd POpuIaIiou in Boston.

The Boston Journal saws. "The col
cred population of Boston numbers be.
tween =. 800 and 5000, living princi
pally at the West End They are. gen
orally speaking, an industrious, intelli-
gent, frugal and quietly-disposed class
Of people-much more so than they
have the credit for. There are among
them large number of mechanic:
most Of them, however, are laboring
men A large number are quite
wealthy, owning property averaging
from $500 10 $4,000 They support FIVE
churches-three Methodist and two
Baptist-four Of which are upheld en-.
tirely 10y themselves. There are but
few paupers among them They have
certainly WOE for themselves the respect
Of the community in which they live.
Their children attend our public
schools, and have equal privileges with
the children OF their white neighbors,
and several Of them have been recipis
ents, Nt different times, Of medals Tor
good scholarship