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From the Hon d. H. Cole, Senator from The 29m Dis

From the Hon. d. II. Cole, Senator from The 2Jh Dis
triCt ". Y.
ALBANY, Jan 2jth 1868.
My DEAR Dr. LIGHrUIIL:-H i with great Stfi~f,c
tinn that communicate / y"H the cf els at the mrd
cine Nnu I'VE 1ppliC atom - y1l dcfr, iiv.
hearing | Iolluwrd your directions and htppy ga
STAT" that far recovered alter tir ~ pu
.pplca ions, - feel c,nid Ht Ihr an we'll BE
assured dear sir, il necessity should aEriu require
shl not hesitate to place myself under your m lgir
treatment.
Yours, most respectfully.
u. H. COLE.
Albion Orleans County, n. Y.
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u.s. 1t is announced that nn = close can
vasS it is ascertained that every Repuhli-
can paper in Illinois, Wisconsin,, Iowa and
Minnesota, takes ground against President
Johnson's veto, and in favor Of sustaining
Congress. The exception is TIE Chicago
Journal.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-03-08

Eag- By reason oI broken rail pass,
cngrr train on the Michigan Southern road
was thrown off the track, near KendallviIle,
Ind, last Thursday, and 50 persons were
more OF less hurt, though no one was killed.
Several, however, were thought t" be fa-
tally injured
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A ublrOR : NOTICE.--La the matter Gf Tie eSiq of
n 4i6'iam Pierce, dec'd. In the Orphans Court OF
Bradford County.
I" di>po.e o EtprS flied TO the OF {. f.
Fieire inr EXecGtulS "i the viii OF the SAID
O,im IIerCe will attend L. .he dulles h> office in
the UuIOuEh oi IpwaEGd. thursday. the II
Aprii, iNb6 II uci0 T. IN, aud all persons having
claims upon said und> must present Ihtu or else be
Tor yer Uebarred from The same.
f. OVERr0N, jr
March :, 66. Auditor
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..IHE TRIUMPH OF FREEDOM "
4 SLAVERY"

A CoMPANroN FoR THE DECLARATioN Of l>'s'-
This National Engraving designed 3ad COY
by !. kOtInNB. and published hy r. ar-"
Room I, broadway, New York. i ua% "1''- ,,-r>
Ih> pruplr at BladinId County ihr"hgh u ''.' ..s
II j. copy i'll official urm "I the Amen'a'. ,,-r.
Constitution oi tn United ST. ie> ab1l>hh- i.lls
TO W. ich is appended The Autographs 'i Se&
Cmn, Vice PreSi ent Hamlin. ~,IH'l,r 20. - >gt
nf the House nf Representa- w. =. v .. -. / a.v
Eary ot { SENATE Edward NJ M'iher>'n '''-alg.,
House ct Reure>tEtIiivrs. aud 80 all l", " rh.rt
hn h The senate and House "i RepT"S'nlt'r rl.y.:
ed ter this important measure, giving ~ ,.Hl'
nature>. and reliable and true record o. Vim eti
most Important events in the Nation h''g! rre,
immortal Declaration al Independence. l"l,.ag is
engraved on copper rlatr, uu pahtlSNed "h IA. a,y
Cardboard lgX2i inches. ard i aru"ui d'"' ,, 'r
i,lauai ,ry Key, giving alNp the negative ';,a ere
nmtrdueut The Engraving j. agpr 'P' A. ',ns,rr1.
lis ed and lolme an cnIam' rial.nId Na''", I-e5@
1t II, ud hr rurtd SUD preserved n5 ''''
Fr,,Co Price 81 %. ..,sl fasaF;
H. ". Hnghr<, n rowanda is an auth ne" Il@ai'r uay'
ge, far the sale al This work. inI 'ur ".
VII Ulster ShesEpauin. l>nN. ~ .un; ~. ps,..
aud Luro' LitrhteG Nim.han', "aI''' 't% VA ana Hd
Pike, Iyirl, Munrre Burlugtnu~ ~nl h"'''' lr&i
rich tlar,tN iiulrumu, uf LrHuy. Is ~. ' ~ ~"
Fran Kiln Cantun Troy rwp. aud Boz" ''" : ID
Vile Springfield and Columbia. 1. "'''''
CI,,k a Ridghnry.
Nov -, iS',5 1T
NAUTlON.-ALL PERS sons A"h ~. 49, .
" by cautioned az un~t pa' chasing a H".e' .s-t
Al Xtnd,r ketle aud II, l.. Park I" H. - . ~
b,,r,r. da3rd reb. B. 1906, lur SluO pay" gsr . D.
niir, date. We have nut received .ny 60" O[ 20 %"
>,,id ute and shall not pay the sane "''.
ia l-w, oi which all persons will aEe L"' ," EEf
- ALEXAN, Eh hEN'
Orwell, Fst. ., 1866. n. l.. PARK
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
T. COMPANY
OF MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIA,

Office in Dsnvile, Montour County Penn'a
Capital $4,000 90
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF Mid
Ge PeHn>j lvant nCul purued 10y the eunsy vauid
Legislature IN he year 1859 "F the Mutual Insurance
of C"nntry property only, and Immediately hereafter
commenced its "per'l ON that principle which has
been strictly adhered to since.
Al losse> have been promptly paid out of The Pr mi
ums collect, ou application lor Insurance without MAX
lHg any assessments.
The ir~nrdu"e ri Country proper only. the low rates
charged lnsurD and h. prompt payment losses
deemed SilhcIrnt recon mend III uf the FJTmeTS
Nat"a' Fne L's1' dHce COnpany ui Middle Penns Iva
ma. 10 all owners q Glass country property.
7. JUnasON, Se.'y. Wa. tCLHrR Pres /.
c NJ. MAAFILLE.
D.,
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Snouiu De utnouilCcu dS q uSuT pdtlDit oI tll''
rights of the people and dangerous to the
liberties OF the country.
ARE THE SOUTHERN STATES IN OR OUT OF
THE UNION!
Our political opponents effect to believe
that the rebel States did not 60 out of the
Union when they seeded, although, while
the rebellion was III full blast, these SAINT
men were Just as earnest in demonstrating
that the States had IA right to secede and
what is seeding from, if it is not going
out, OF the Union? This, however, is only
another illustration Of the varying phases
which that party is alt, rnately assuming
But it is favorable indication to see it So
lar returning to its duty, as to argue that
the rebel States are not out of the Union. Ii
rs better position than it occupied only
two years ago. Then that patty III solemn
cUnclavr, at Chicago, resolved that the war
on the part of the Free States ",raS fail
IRE :" and il was a failure on our side, il
must have been success on the other; aud
If it was "a success on the part OF the rebels,
were the seeded States in the Union, ,Messrs
Democrats? During the four years Of the
war, this was the position Of that party,
and argument after argument was urged III
the republicans, and the government, were
censured, nay abused, for resisting this dis
loyal and peIverSe doctrine Now, how
ever,.without any apology, or even blush,
they jump on the other side, and insist that
the rebel States ore not OW Of the Cni0n :
Well, we repeat, we shall not find fault
with this glaring inconsistency, since the
doctrine of our opponents is improved,
though we strongly suspect that the motive
for this change is anything but praise
worthy. The object is to make political al
lies of the rebels They were allies before
and during the war, aud the war was the
fruit Of their combined efforts at admins
tratng the government. The democrats
appear to esteem it no discredit IL form
an alliance with the desperate characters
who butchered our people, starved our sol
diers, attempted to burn our cities, and in
test with fatal diseases the people of the
country and they say too, they are loyal,
yet how comes it that they flock to the reb-
els, and the rebels to them? If they are
loyal, how Come their sympathles to go ont
after the dlsIoyal, and the sympathes of
the disloyal after them? But we dlgrcsS.
Our purpose i'll 'mmencing this article
was to expose the fallacy Of sonc Of the
arguments used by the dem pcratS to prove
that the rebel States did not g out oi the
Union 10y secession.
We have always 'contended that at'tes
bad no Tl9M I" seccde, yet the slave
holders did carry secession into effect, and
thereby Carried their States ont OF tue Un-
ION. Upon the same principle an individual
member OF society may commit crime, but
he has no T7ght to d" s." and as the man Is
thrown outside of the pale OF society ny
the commissioned cnme, so the rebel States,
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y I UrABAGA TURNlPS, SWEDISH do,
~ also Beet and Carrot See by the pOIli a. J& ..
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REMARKABLE CURES.
Editorial Of The 4Se,c- Yo,k Tribune.

The following letters are few taken from many hun
recS OF the ,ame tenor:
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DEAFNESS.
CATARRH,

CATARRH,
Discharges from the Ear,
Noises in the Head,
And all the various Diseases e the
MUCOUS MEMBRANE
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The wholesale trade Of the pat week has been
quite active The country merchants have pur-
chased quite fir ely, especially groceries. .
The receipts of country produce continue quite
light.
The receipts not large. The market continues
firm, and with advancing tendency. $500
But few bales of ew cotton have yet been
upon the Market the prices ranging from 81 to
33 cts We expect during the coming week in
creased receipts--and steady prices which with
the present limited receipts cannot exist. & #
CORN. ,r..
The receipts have been very small, and the de
mand limited with declining Market l7
s4aqlt sfae WHEAT. Ife Aat .e#a1t
The demand is still COED, and the prices firm
for the better qualities quotations have wide
range. as the quality of the different lots offered
for sale vary much. q. sHua i.a au .4a'. f-
laf "a T. SD SHINGLES. isela7 aa d s9a
The supply fully up to the demand and quiet.
ia l,,i II. SLAVES, aaa ,lisoa5. q &.
OF all qualities, scarce, and in demand, at
slightly advanced rates. ,a114 9a4 AaHa+la
- BACON AND LARD. .,sGl bGe
The supply of Va. and N. G.. small, but fully
equal to the demand. No advance in wholesale
prices = A3ia& SRA Y = Nras .. '.3'
We would advise prompt shipments OF the new
crop cotton, the demand for the new crop is
increasing. tl=ie
Receipts of Produce for the Week, ending Sep. Is.
26l bales Cotton, SO bales cotton Yarn, 16 bales
Sheeting, Il bales Wools 70 bales Rags. AZ bbls
Spirits Turpentine, $40 bbs Rosin, 10 bbls Pitch
lie bbls Tar, 6 hhds "a boxes Bacon, logo bush
Corn, 1850 bush Wheat. rs bbls Flour, car leads
and .i5, 900 Slaves, Is car loads and $4,000 feet
Lumber, 430, 500 Shingles, $40 bblsand 1852 ba 5
Dried Fruit, 1877 bags and "a bbls Fiaxseed, q
bbls Is boxes Sc bags Roots, IS boxes Beeswax,
81 bags Feathers, LA sacks Lead Ore, 81 bbls
Copper Ore, Cos bundles Paper, 10 hhds Tobac-
co, s hhds Stems, "a bbs 20 cases Smoking To-
bacco, $50 boxes Tobacco, SO boxes 81 bbls Pipes,
| SO rolls Leather, A bbls Apple Brandy, bbls
Whiskey, 4 car loads and 10 head Cattle
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Northampton County N. C.-NO. 81


Northampton was formed from BERTHE about
a century and quarter ago. At that day the
Legislature was iieldlat Wilmington, mhen
the upper or northern portion of Berthe was
established into Northampton County 1t
lies in the northeastern portion.of the State,
south of Southampton county in Virginia,
which two are separated by the estate line
The Meherrin river andiits branches water
Northampton, which has in its northern Dor
der, the Roanoke river, on the southern branch
of which are Weldon and Halifax. The, Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad cuts portion OF
Northampton. The village of Jackson is the
county seat of justice, and was named in hon
or Of the hero Of New Orleans. Northamp-
ton produces considerable quantity OF Cot
ton, Corn, Tobacco, Oats, Wheat Rye, Wool,
and Naval Stores, the amount of which,
together with that Of all the, counties in the
Sound region and the Chowanand Roanoke
counties we have heretofore stated in the DAY
Book. James Ingram who once represented
Northampton in the Convention at Halifax in
l776 to form the State Convention, was
Lieutenant Colonel of the 9Th Regiment of the
Continental Army aei4osts '7at%@
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LUMBER, COAL, LIME, &

LUMBER, COAL, LIME, &C.
I'M r. subscriber has now on hand q. complete
| and varied stock Of Lime, Lumber, Cement,
Coal, and every article usually kept in his line;
all of which will be sold at the lowest market
rates Isl hps gtbE5aG w. r.. G. LAND, fi4 ~
40 9hta isAa Old Custom House Lot,
ssse II 96e fs ai#04ai next to Kimberly's,
NEW .tBOOKS.-"The Cemenceau Ira
IN gedy, the Memoirs EN- Of an Accused" By
sale by =" t-s9''+f STEWART & DEY,
Sc u ass q q Booksellers and Stationers.
d. iasga TtV9 CARGOES.- a}aeioaI,li b.,
INFTEEN THOUSAND bushels Turks Island
i Salt. daily expected, which we will sell in
Sc d .3ld WIN. Il. HARRISON & co.
sEg ,s"aAe NOTICE.
FFsHE best way to procure good and cheap pair
| ofWihter Boots or Shoes, is to call at As
Bank street, 5 doors from Main, and leave our
measure with G.. A. DAVIS.ay.aad lisq stit ln.
All work Warranted. Remember the place.
Sc 81 t ~, yeF,f<t yeF9t .if,
p FOR RENT. fe,efE9f
A Desirable two-story Brick Residence on
IN lFreemason street, at present, occupied by
Mr.: Langley, containing eleven rooms, Kitchen,
ri " 3EdA3 ALSO, aldg5iaaa8 eTer
Double Tenement, Duke street, Nos IA
80 AAA ,sla51h ALSO. l.laWOao = ,s0H1
The large and comnodious Carriage Factory
and Blacksmith's Shop &C., corner OF Union
street and boush's lane, at present occupied by
ruien fiefces23a isBi Nns ~ llIol!Iu. .i 'it !
III Apply to rs.Essy sr-47l NJ w. PARK )
! SO 27-3t' Corner Freemason and Duke st.
q EEDS,-W are daily receiving such Seeds
- as are now being planted. h,t.i ~ 80
imse 27. In, 5if - NJ. "a. q G. SANTOS.
MI indOW Glass. 400 boxes French and A
3 w merican on hand We are also prepared
to deliver 6x9 Glass at Bal more rates. Terms
cash, before delivery. ssfG4 vol 3a eey4i etdgi
se27 AM m. A., 4 C. A. SANTOS. /,
ukxT oRTHINGTON,s CHOLERA MEDI-
W. CINE.-We are now prepared to sell this
valuable article at Baltimore rates, for cash.
Csal and get circular. II, "a. c-z.;S.
TZuCCA SALAD OIL. Several dozen Of the
IL above choice alticle. It il far superior to
Bordeaux Oil. ss4p5 q a p
. Sc ~ nj. A. " G.. A. SANTOS.
Ia# aaoq LIME AFLOAT. 1lllI5 svfa. Il
* Cargo Rockport Lime momently expected,
|A in prime order, by 3sat l.'x AAk,ihl q.
31svs sJ0faii e. II. DELK, if915 &V'
Sc 81 a3inai aFeds slDad % Commerce street "a
70 j 75e"I "DAY BO0K". 'as'! 3.7,I1 !. - =
DEM NC, THE GROCER, l,4 sft
NO. MAIN ST !.
Is III receipt this morning of another supply of
ga CHS MAGNIFICENT .trii
III BALTIMORE OORNED BEEF" i1as
IA q SMOKED BEEF AND TONGUES,
And wisbesthel to call and see him, if they want
something nice. Remember the place,
Sc 2 r.s9 "a DEMING'S, No. 7, Main at. 5s
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Maine Elections.

If the returns Of the Maine elections will
only be kept back long enough, possibly they
may show that the Democrats have carried
the State .dahus far every additional report
From Maine has reduced the majority claim
ed for the Republicans. First it was 80 900
then $4,000, then 10000, aud now it promis-
esnot to exceed $4,000 There are in the
State 431 towns, of which 862 have been
heard from, and these voted as follows aIi
Pilisbury DEM 3S,1O8; chamberlain Repl
1915; Republican majority 2e,Os7. ~,
a'he remaining go towns, it is Believed,
will reduce this majority to $4,000 at least.
Should this be the case, the Democratic vote
of 1866 will show an increase of TWENTY-FIVE
per cent. over that ufslastiyear, while the cor
responding Republican increase will bedbat
FIVE, per cent. Such kind Of Republican,
gains in New7Y York and Philadelphia will elect
Hoffman and Clymsr. nj N,e Y. World. d sa.,
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New Adyertisemenfs.

| sThe following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention OF our readers: . %V1 ,E1fcflHl
X. G. Land, lumber dealer, calls attention
to bis large stock of lumber, coal, cement etc.
Stewart iDey are again in receipt of new and
desirable books, and notify the, reading public
thereof. .9Jti8 sJgEa HN FG@4
npWma Harrison E & Co., have receiv, ID two
cafgoes of Turks Island = alt. Here's a chance
for sailing meat and fish. d 4 u .tss.tI5 ID ...
N. W. Parker has several dwellings for rent,
together with valuable, business property
on Union street. rf . ,l.-i 3 nv tl.I
III. A. Il c. A. Santos advertise seeds in sea
son, window glass; cholera medicine. and Lucca
oil. .t1 ..,,...f,f..f .,f, a,.s..i-,l t. ..-...s
Il. H. Delk is momently expecting a, cargo of
sell aHoat. s.[itFfiI-4ft.
Deming, the t.irre- press able Grocer calls for
customers for several good things" he has pro
vided for them.
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AUCTION sAIES
:, I: !. FERGUSON, AuctlOneer-
HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF ,lalEGFS Gao,
VALVTARI,E pEyAT ECEA ~

L. VALO Alb LIE REA L. ESTATE.
= Pursuant to a deed of trust, made by j. NJ.
lBonnot to me, for the benefit of Mrs. Marie c.
Geay, dated the 9th day of April, 1859, and OF
record in the Clerks office of the Coupt 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. +. Ferguson, on Wide Water street, in this
CITY. the proper ty named in said deed and des-
cfibed as follows: All that certain lot piece or
parcel OF land,s situate and lyin ON the West
side OF James street, ii the city of Norfolk, and
bounded follows: beginning at the Northeastern
corner OF John u Smiths property on James
street, and running back along the line of Mes 1
srs j. G. Smith, }. I. Allyn and G. F. Ander- i
kn wn as Newtons Creek, seven hundred and
twenty three feet ten inches, thence Northward-
~ one hundred and forty three feet seven inches
TO a lane fourteen feet ten inches wide reserved
for the individual use of Jno. f. DovIe: thence
Eastwardly five hundred and fifty four fe t TO a.
fence enclosing in part the r pewalk grounds,
thence Southwardly along said fence seven feel
10 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-seven feet four inches to the
place OF beginning. 6.PF b.
This property is the Fruit and Flower Garden
OF Mr.. Bonnet, and contains rare and valuable
collection of Fruits, Flowers and ShubbeFry, and
presents great attractions to those engaged in
TINS business. At the same 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. rE s.--.tA.
Terms cash. Sale at IL clock, M. ...rz e.
SIMON. $. STUDIES, Trustee.
1880 0B +. F. FERGUSON, u
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BOGUS POLICEMEN Within the last week,
not less than tour robberies have been COM
mitted i'll the retired parts of the city BY per-
sons representing themselves as policemen.
These fellows enter certain premises and pre-
tend to make a search for weapons and fire.
arms, and relieve the inmates Of the fraction
al currency in the personal search they insti-
tute. A case of one has been reported from
whom $40 were taken. We hope the police
will succeed in detecting these wolves in
Sleeps clothing, and bring them to the bar of
Justice. 60, -,
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'iis CROWDED N EGho tQUARFERs: AThe negro
habitations at the south end Of Water street
ia Portsmouth, are. said to be crowded. At
that end of the street, or rather at its inter-
section with County, on the north side of the
dock, quantity of oyster shells have been
accumulated. The condition of that region
needs sanitary Inspection . Nolf,nl q MNu
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AkkIY Ais
ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G.. NEWTON, Prop'r.

.4 q, THURSDAY, September II, 1866.
8 II Hackett, Y A Joyner, W II lIarrell, Mrs
j W Eaners. Jas T Walton, Geo W Swepston, N
C. Fred DePendriage, + Ii Dreamans, N York,
Jno W iiams, Jas Il Ludwing, W N Griffin, Jas
Sullivan, Baltimore, Fl + Leanine, U S Navy, A
J Hardy, Warrenton, L H Howell, Georgetown,
D G, D F Wilkins, Va, } Brown, j Termyer,
Portsmouth. ~. - 80
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DIED,

On the morning of the 9th, at 6 O'clock, after
short but painful illness, Mrs. h. A. MOSELEY,
aged SO years. - - -i..n 23h- 70" lHs.a'
The friends and acquaintances of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, at
the residence of her husband, tomorrow after
noon at A o. clock s4li
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-27

M ARREST or "A THIEF. II lliam Redfhd, a
negro, said tobeione ofthe burglars, who had
ain eye TO- entering the store Of II. Nichols,
81 Co., ON Main, near Church street, has been
arrested for stealing from the store. The
facts which were developed at.his Iexanfina-
ton have lead to the detection of his confed-
S.a4oi tsst& y NAI4(st q sfE
tIatlC.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-27

A REMINDER-On the c21sti Of last July
the Virginian submitted certain propositions,
to the Day Book it will be remembered, re-
hive to the circulation OF the tSotpapers, to
which proposition the Day Book agr,ed, NTH
two exceptions; LIST rejectingo the proposed
i2nd sinstead of the ebay Books,
naming the three referees, ithaton should be
nap,etl by each paper; and these to select a
third One of the Virginiau's propositions
was to print the result sam all the Norfolk
papers for one week. ~ If we are not in error
TIE Nrginian has, not c9mphei with ,this, TeI'
its attention 10 this slight deviatipn0ip. its
philosophy, (which of late has become SO
favorite a parase in its illusions to the Hcom-i
bined circulation journal. '''i'N' 30 Ds'i'.
If it has, published 3. the award y Of the
referdes more than once, we have been unable
to find it.51q Asi-a .s0ad5siioa szam bgs .iilTu y
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-27

s sDR. Jackson We regret to learn that DR..
jackson the efficient Secretary of the Board
Of Health Of this city designs to resign the
position he. has flied with so much credit
to himself and benefit TO. the sanitary con-.
dition of the civ
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10 sf9a jI9staaLs I'D Il sc 4gl An4 .-t1oaI
os MAYORS CoURr, Norfolk-Justice Thomas .
Corprew, acting pro tenn. sths ~ 1sBo
Nothing before the court this morning. 's5'

3... lEaH u lAI0.II HI1Ii 07TTTT JuUuH 8211I
d MAYORS CoURT, PORTSMOUTH, His Honor j. O..
white presiding do assuoh diiH sioi la. tea 90
Y The Court room, this morning. was very quiet,
only one case before his Honor - ~
4 Augustus BurguyneM5 barged' with having in
sale. Supposed TO be stolen. '' ~ gA,.s,T
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s,aGRANp RAn.Y.-@Ehe mass meeting to rat
ify;the platform Of the National Union Con-
lvertioni% recently held in philadelphia, by
tile friends of,Mr johnson. was last held this
evening ), in Monument square, Baltimore,
lGenl. MN. II. Hayward. wilhabe the grand
marshal, and several distinguished gentlemen
will address the vast asseniblage. d
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-27

PRoPER ORDER lii consequence of the
frequent depredations in the. City Of Balti-
more market, athe Mayor has issued an order
for the arfestof all parties having no visible
means of support. The frequency of rob
berries here and in Portsmouth,J might possibly
be relacei by ~ like municipal regulation
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-27

WASHINGTON LEE Associations rThis So
sciety will meet on Monday evening next in
Ithe0I lecture room of Christ Church, at four
o'clock, at which hour important business
will beebrodght up for Consideration. : - ~ =
When we remember the noblest object
which these charitable ladies have in view,
the alienation of tie, wants oflthe widow and
orphan, we trust their efforts may be crowned
with abundant success 7, =.
Let every ,whiie man who is rich enough
to 60 to d circus, feel himself able to give to
the poor. 7ls4sp1
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-27

teI WORK FOR THE NAVY YARD HANps.-We
are glad to learn that several U. s. vessels
have been ordered to the Gosport Navy Yard
to undergo repairs; This viii be gratifying
TO the mechanics t,s,,,, he f.,I~,s.4 81 IA