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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-29
AMERICAN GENIUS.

Our readers whilst reading in our columns the
advertisement of the celebrated Chickering's, can
not fail to observe with feeling Of national pride
to what extent the artistic line of piano manufao-
ture America has become famous. The frn of
Chickering 1 Son, is the only truly American
piano firm of importance in this country. When
we therefore see that notwithstanding the 10"
mense competition offoreign piano makers estab-
lishcd here men like Thalburg, Jael, Gottschaik,
DeMeyer, Straekosch; Poalapski, WHEEL, aud
many others endorse the great superiority Of ths
Chickering instrument over all others, We cannot
bnt well feel battered at the idea, that American
genius in objects of art well as those of prac-
tical utility is the brilliant road to fame tread
ing on the heels of old European prio ity.
BAGGlNG AND ROPE.
"E OFFER for sale at our Warehouse.
w Wide Water street, at the lowest market
GUNNY BAGGING,
by the bale or single piece.
BALE ROPE,
by the quantity single coil. Also
G. A. SAT-,
by the quantity, or single sack.
PETERS q REED,
oct-is-na"-sw Portsmouth, Va.
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). asa NOTICE. i3ts
FARMERS, MERCHANTS.

81 ats tli3 NOTICE.
FARMERS, MERCHANTS.
NOURspeeial attention is called to my very
i large assortment of Flows of every kind
sold in Norfolk of any note, together with the
richmond or Cuff Braced Plow. aiaia
Fan Mills of the following kinds guaranteed as
cheap as any Manufacturer North or South
Montgomery Rockaways Excelsior, Sinclair's
dc. Double or single Star Shelters, Virginia
Shelters, and Reading Shelters. fas
EMERY BROS. PATENT STAR COT
TON GIN...4
This is warranted to be superior to any made,
other representations to the contrary notwith-
standing.
BAR AND BUNDLE IRON.
The best assorted stock in Norfolk,
EXTRA EARLY PEAS.
in Philadelphia. All other kinds of Garden
seed. Farmers may rely upon getting goods of
me cheap as they can be bought elsewh here.
Then why not buy in Norfolk 2
G.. BILLUPS,
No. II Wide Water Street,
oc26 H Norfolk. Va.
NEW GOODS, 1E7F
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS.
I UST received another large and rich assort-
u ment of new and beautiful goods which we
are offering low for cash. 81
Call and see those articles of Pure
SILVER.
Consisting of Forks and Spoons, Cake and
Pie Knives, Sugar Jelly and Berry Spoons and
many other articles, which were made for our es-
pecial and reliable sales.
A varied and elegant lot of
JEWELRY,
of the latest style.
PLATED WARE.
A superb collection of
URNS,
"both Coffee and Tea," full Table sets and many
suitable for any purpose.
Come to Freeman's, and you can rely on all
artic les offered for sale,
N. B. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
by experienced workmen, and warranted for
twelve months @E
j. M. FREEMAN,
ocls-w 20 corner Main and Talbot SITS.
GO TO THE TEMPLE FASHION,
]. d. G A NJ MONS
No. GO, East Main Street.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR
Is66--Is67!
The latest styles of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
GOODS,
LADIES' KID GLOVES, Colored and Black
Best Quality LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
HOOP SKIRTS, &C., DC
The Subscribe now offers to the public one O
the largest and finest assortments of Goods ever
witnessed, all Of which he offers to purchasers at
THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
Oct17-3m No. SO East Main street.
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VS. Gov. Wise in his address at Wnches-
ter, Va, on the 25th inst. stigmatized the
State of West Virginia as "the bas ard child
of political rape"
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MATCHES, JEWELRY AND SIT


MATCHES, JEWELRY AND sII.
We have just made several additions to our
stock, which make it the largest in the city, and
have now in our Cases and Safe superb assert
ment of Gold Hunting Watches for Ladies and
Gents, Silver watches of American, English and
Swiss make, some suitable for school misses and
boys.
JEWELRY.
Our stock of Jewelry is large and we'll selected
consisting in part of Pearl, Coral, Carbuncle and
Pearl, Jet and Pearl, Jet, White Lava, Onyx and
other styles of Breastpins, and Ear Drops in Sets
Diamond, Pearl, Carbuncle, Bloodstone, and
variety Of other Finger Rings. A large assort-
ment of Engagement and Wedding Rings always
fine Gold Chains and Jewelry of all kinds. We
call especial attention to our large and varied as
sortment Of
PURE SOLID SILVER WARE.
which we had made to our order, suitable for
Bridal and other presents. and housekeeping pur-
poses. Of Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles and
Eye Glasses, fine plated Ware, Clocks, &C., we
have good assortment All articles warran-
ted as represented, and we are able and as will
ling to sell atthe lowest figures, which are az
low as the lowest North. Watches and Chrome
meters repaired in the most skillfGl manner and
warrented to give satisfaction. Jewelry made to
order and repaired neatly and durably at low
PRICES, By first class workmen.
All in want of any thing in the above line, are
respectfully invited to call at the old established
house, q Main street, where they win find good
and reliable goods at moderate figures.
oct25 @, Y. GREENWOOD L BRO.
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gky- General Sickles commanding the De-
partment Of the South, has announced that
the military quarantine, which had been es-
tablished in bis department WILDE Withdrawn
on the FIRST of November, 1866
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NOTICE THIS.

IF you would provide yourself with neat and
/ substantial pair Winter Boots, or Shoes call at
rs Bank st. Il am prepared to make them at short
notice, leave your orders this is the cheapest way
to get your Boots if you would have good ones.
9 C. A. DAVIS, tsa
l t,sa 45 Bank street,
oct25 6, doors from Main.
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NEW STORE, NEW GOODS,
BUSH & HUGHES.
so Bank Street.

% bHEk SIFGGts
I uST opened a fine assortment of Watches.
y Jewelry, &C., Gold and Silver Watches.
Chatham Chains, Vest Chains, Keys, Sleeve But,
tons and Studs, Coral, Pearl, Jet, brilliants and
all Gold Pins and Ear Rings, Seal Rings, Scale
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell Stectacles and I've
Glasses, Spoons and Forks, Ladies', Cupy, Cob
blets, Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, Castors, But
ter Stands, Salt Stands, &c, &. Finest lot of
Clocks in the city. Hair Jewelry made to order
Repairing Of Watches, Clocks and Jeweiry, faith
fully attentsd to and satisfaction guaranteed
Thankful for the Very generous patronage already
bestowed we hope by fair dealing and deterlnif-
nation to please our cuetomers to merit contin-
uenee of the same. Jet door from LIST National
Bank.
BUSH HUGHES.
oct25 Norfolk, Va.
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aN"O On Saturday the President appointed
Leroy futile to be Assistant Treasurer of the
United States.
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aE9@ On Tuesday last, an attempt was mad.
to fire the Office of the Newbern Daily Jour
nal of Commerce.
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q DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT.
A THREE story brick House, on Catharine st.
~ with two parlors and dining room on the
first Hoor, seven chambers, store room, cellar
detached house, excellent eistern, paved yarI
garden. Apply to
E. G, LINDSEY d. CO.,
oct rs "a, West Main st.
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Chicago, October pa large number of
disasters arc reported upon the lakes, result
ting from the recent storms
An accident occurred last night on the
Quincy and Palyra Railroad The fire.
man was killed and several persons injured
The tunnel under Lake. Michigan will be
completed about the middle of next. month,
at which time II is proposed to inaugurate
the new water works of the city. E
st. Louis, October 26.-The extensive
wagon factory of Joseph Cook, in Broadway
was burned last night The loss is between
SAC, 900 and $4,000, with an insurance of
S25 900 in city offices,
st. Louis, October 26.--The Board lofkb-
peal under the Registry law, closed to day
Less than five hundred disoyalists were dis
franchised in this county. -asse--'-'
Boston, October 26.-The officers of the
custom house, in their researches among the
passengers Of the English steamer China,
which has arrived at this port for Struggled
goods, noticed lady whose conduct and appear
ance were decidedly suspicious. Upon exani
inaton it was discovered that the fair vow
ageur had concealed about her person num-
Der of valuable parcels of jewelry, worth
about three thousand dollars.
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DIR. GARDNER.
FORMERLY OF LONDON, BNsLAND,l
oCOLlST AND AURIST, OPERATOR ON TIN

aftea lFohhbRLY OF LONDON, ENGLAND
oC0LlST AND AURIsT, OPERATOR ON TIN
EYE AND Earl
Respectfully informs the citizens Of NarfaIk
that he will be again at the Atlantic Hotel on
on Friday, November ,3oth, to Tuesday, Decsm
Der 4th. After that time monthly, of which
due notice will be given.
once Hours from 3 A. nj. to G p. M.
And can be consulted on DEAFNESS
NOISE IN THE HEAD, CATARRH. DIS
CHARGES from the EAR, SCALES in the
EAR, ACCUMULATION OF WAX IN
THE EAR, OBSTRUCTION OF THE ECs-
rACHIAN TUBE, and all Acute or Chronic
Diseases of the EAR and AIR PASSAGES.
ARTI FICIAL EYES.
Inserted without PAIN, and perfectly resembling
the natural eye. Operations for CATARAo1.
sTRABIsMUs or CROSS EYE, Artificial Publ.
&C., sklfully performed, and all diseases of the
Il Y A N D EA
treated, and every operation in Aural and OPP
thaimic Surgery, performed by
DOCTOR GARDN Err.
Principal Office, "a West Forteth street, New
York.
. ~ For reference Testimonials &C., send for
a CIRCULAR.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
The Louisville Journal says: 1.-THE testimonials
(which DIR. Gardner presents to tn public could
never have been obtained, except by the display
OF great skill and learning in his profession. One
thing especially commendable in the Doctors
practice is that he will not attempt an incurablc
disease for the sake of fee, but frankly tells the
patient whether he can be cured or not We cheec-
FULLY recommend DR. Gardner to the attention of all
our friends who may be suffering from diseases of
the eye or ear.
The Richmond Times says. We have no hesta-
ton in saying that DR.. Gardner is the most scien
title and successful eye and ear Su Igeon in this
country.
CDR. GARDENERS treatment of the eve and ear
is wonderful. "-Riehmond Enquirer.
1--WE feel justified in recommending DR. Gardner
to those suffering from diseases of The eye aud
ear" -Riehmond Wig.
1--WE can safely and cordially recommend DR.,
Gardner, who will fulfill all be undertakes to per-
form. - baltimore Clipper.
The New Orleans 1rge Delta says: 1--WE can
safely recommend DR.. Gardner as a successful on
srator on the eye and ear. He will not undertake
10 treat case unless q cure can be effected
The Wheeling Register. says; "Dr. Gardner ia
one OF the most successful Oculsts and Aurists ia
the country. We advise those suffering from the
diseases OF the eye and ear to consult him"
Sc 18,-DWH
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GRAND FALL OPENING.

p
--.-s.as-s-''
foF Lanes WeafE
~ Boys and Girls Wear I
a
Rows and GirIs Wear,
IhTo"h OF country
In Town or Country
We have opened this fall the Best selection OF
E
BOOfS AND SHOES, {
for ouoti,v IF Mo,s,;o, wo,nman.n; 49,, 49,.
"n'e. W. Aa'e p'eseh'eo 70 the Paohc IN the last
Uit,v Y,ar. We SOW ,b;. No, ;a,u
say '"'s Ho' io'y ou' oecaass
MO th;nt = 10 an W. huo .
W 'A'AA = - 80 VS. nave worked nara Tor 1t.
Our goods are from first class Manufactures a.
lected with great care. Our stock of Goods will
compare fayorably with any similar retail estabs
lishment in the largest cities of the country Re-
1T.
sides BOOTS and SHOES, we have the
1855
.o.a4 ut. er,
hafstst St"eh Vi ifunks,
In Norfolk City.
In Norfolk civ
Call and see us
OH ona GOO 80 ss
oa'' ana see Us
.l45.g
+. W. SEABURY'S SONS,
F. w. SEABURY,S SONS.
10 Market .ouare
10 Marcel square.
GRANVILLE. n. G. AGKICULTURAL FAIR
A r the ahova namo, Fo;r tha ,,ra,n;,r,. x,ar.
n awarded to
WARREN a. wOODHOTIsE
of Norfolk, Virginia.
u 'ns iolowing articles;
First prsmn, s eor bes, ~ unaa DIV,
First prem;um for best ne M;l,s '''"'
First premum t for hos. IL ar 'S Shs,,,ar.
Second nrsm;nn, far Do % host S Sne ia,
~ P 80 ~ ooA' qua" ou''ei'
we nave on hand a good stock OF these
PREMIUM IMPLEMENTS.
:.
70 winch we invite the attention OF Farmers and
Mercnants OF Virginia and North Carolina.
large stock OF
RIO WS AND FLOW CASTINGS.
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DIRECT TRADE
TINE FIRST CLASS STEAMER NJ E ILL A
i will load at this Port for Liverpool direct,
and sail about the middle of November.
Advances will be made by the undersigned,
Agents in this city, upon all produce shipped to
the consigners of the ship in Liverpool, Messrs.
G. NJ. Fry & Co.. a firm of high reputation, and
originally from this State.
All shipments sent from the interior to our care
will be forwarded free of commission.
Merchants and Planters in this State ana North
Carolina, willing to encourage this effort at d.
rect trade, will please apply to
W. d. REYNOLDS d BRO,
Octl6-D&WH Commission Merchants.
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COAL AFLOAT

A CARGO of superior Red and White Ash
N Coal momently expected and for sale as
low be sold for, above cost, not beloO cost,
for cash. .al
Oct23 WRC.L LAND
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Prague, Oct 25.-The Emperor of Austr
has reached this city, and has met with
highly favorable reception from the peopl
and officials.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14

recordcdby those who would stir up
tho hatred of that world against us.
The blessings and contcntmont which
accrued to us SO long under tho patri-
archal system of master and servant,
stand upon the pages of history (such
as it is,) only as they can bo family
disccrncd through tho mirky haze of
prejudice, hatred and jealousy. No
biographies of "good ole marstcrs" ap-
pear III that cloud to relieve the dark
back ground by exhibiting how much
domestic joy and light cleaned out
from its bosom. No Boswclls survive
that long period to build up classical
biography as a' monument to the
memory of thousands Of domestic cir
cles IN which joy, peace and happincs.
dwclt, and owed their existence to tho
very nature Of The "poculiar institu-
ton" Who will write "Unclc Toms
Cabin" viewed from Southern stand
point 7 Shall wd not have tho true
part of the South engraved upon our
itcratural
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
A Southern Litorature

What the South has lacked, and
what will be felt want in tho future
Is a literature indigenous to herself
during her long and brilliant carccr
from the foundation Of tho Southern
states up to tho Great Revolution
which has proved so disastrous to them
all. ller social, political, agricultu.
rail- industrial and biographical histo-
ries have all been writton by outsiders
VINO were only not Immediately intor-
ested in her glory and prosperity, but,
who we're not prcjudicod to an extent SO
prevalent, that thcy actually distort-
cd and perverted the ideas of our own
youth by inuondocs and false assertions
in our school books for which wo wero
dependent upon them.
Postority and foreigners will read
our history from tho pen of our avow-
cd enemies. Tho history of tho
South for ncarly one hundred years
past Is engraved upon tho memories of
the reading world only as it has been
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
An Important Juncturo.

The present is one of the most I'M
pant cpochs in the whole history o
our state. a transition now threat
ems us with evils which ages can ncv-
cr remedy. Take South Carolina in
her credit and her system of judicial
government in the past and there is
aot State or II community or corpo-
ration under the sun that could out
strip her. And if tho State in her
Legislative capacity, in her Convcn-
tions, in her primary meetings, in her
press, and all her'citizcns individually
"'''' o'' y, "s'''--','rv y",-.~,.,s!:,
proclaimed i'll tones rs mnmistaEably
audible and impressive as IIcaycn's
artillery that como veal or woe, she
and they would not then, and never
should, even entertain u proposition
that winkcl in the least at tho i'm
pairing of the obligation of contracts,
to-day there would have been iinan-
cial capacity SO wholesome through
out the State that outside capital
would not lave hesitatod TO yitalizc it.,
It Is true it is not too late 10 restore
tho invalid. But tampcring with her
now is dangerous in he extreme.
stay law tonics and the bro.h of the
false hope extended to insolvcnt debt-
orS, Spiccd with the tmcturn of rcnu.
dlatlon, will do the pros;ra.c patient
no good. But sho must have pnrga
uAcs, and active ones too.
For citizens TO cry to tho State for
rclictof this kind now alluded to, is to
teach Tho State to relieve herself.
Bills on tho Bank of tho State arc
held AT large discount now not how
ever because holders believe she will
never redeem, but bccacsc there is but
a Faint hope of an early redemption.
But holders of those notes will y,rv
reasonably conclude, if the State i'm
pairs tho obligation of contracts for
her taxpayers, that sho will be Ekclv
to do tho same for hcrsclr. And the
conclusion is a just one and nothing
Will save tho State from tho threaten
'd stunning blow which will paralyyo.
her credit for generations to come, but
the promptest, most ,mc1uiyocal and
decisive Legislative action that tho
representatives Of the people can con-
trlvc.
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SwIss LADoRERs FOR TIE Souru. ---Tho
neV. n Is. +. Woitc writes to tho Now Orleans
O"'i'ltan ttdrocdtc, from Zurich, Svitzcr-
land, july II, as follows:
cah secure rs many lahorcrs rs T want.
.toy paying their way to the United Stoica
l Gun get thousands on the following. condi.
tions:, They viii bind themselves TO inhor
lahd thoy work twice rs hard as ncorooo
generality for you for ono or two vcors for
tnelr passage across tho ocean, board ond
oiothing and. u tho end of tho timo. thc
expenses will be deducted Fl ON ,he gross
rece,p,s for tho product of thoir labor, and
lhe pa'ance divided between them, and their
employer two thirds. To illustrate T.
VII, take go TO take them to Now Orleans
ana, say Sl6O to olothc and feed for one
yc9r; say he makes seven bales of cotton
ana hity barrels of corn. worth, in all $500 ;.
take from $50 $a75 expenses. leayiu1
So2o; now one third $3.50, tho share Of
the iaborer-and $417. the share of tbn
employer They will ehtr into written
onliganons before the United States Consul
mere. which he tho Consul) assures mo IL
mnd'ng and viii bold them in Tho TJn;,aI
states think it n good chance for onr
farmers say, commence with onlv ten
Dands, 1890 or $500 will put them on tbn
piaoo and the probable net proceeds vii, ho
ABOUT $4o0; and with this, tho second VOW ~
you can enlarge to any extent most des;ra
ole. II a failure, thcrc is but litt,o In.t
PROBABLY nothing; expenses arc frat noiJ '
men, II anything is left, II is diyidcd pAt1, ~
snoy eoa arc willing, after all expenses of feed
- -, ,,,nt norses plow sharpening etc, arc mid
~ uiylae tho noxt proceeds in half fTh Ths
pPoop,c seem nice, industrious and intellicont
Tur 'l"n.a kind regards to our friends. Nv od.
30
Consul. VIZ onited states
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Election Eeturns.

Oar roo lnrs u,;lf hoo, I,o,, ,,,.,,, oc
the fact ,h,, clec,;,ns occnrre1 an ,hn
9th in the States Of massachusetts Nav
York, Delaware, Maryland New Jcr.
scy, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan. Mis-
souri, Kansas and No?ada and of the
further fact that the course Of these clcc.
tions was looked 10 with much solicitulc
in every section or.hc country. It was
not expected OF course, that ihcy would
change materially the relative STRENGTH
of parties bu. it WAS considered Of i'm
portancc to know whether the tendency
Of public feeling was to sustain the Gov.
crnmcnt, or still further swell the over.
shalowlng power of the Rrpubilcan
party.
Tho returns from all these States
have not been received, nor may those
which they have received bc entirely
accurate, but it is reasonably certain,
however, that tho Republicans have
gained. There has been some dimnu.
ton Of tho Republican minority in New
I 9rk. Their majority in 1865 was
27.300, and it is now supposed 20 be be.
tween 5000 and $4,000. 1t is supos.
cd, also," that the Democrats have gained
III Delaware and MARYLAND, but these
advantages have been vastly ovcrbal
nnccd by the returns aircalv recorded
in favor Of tho Rcpubl,ons In Mas.
sachusc,,s they have gained % 600. IN
New JERSEY 5000 Illinois 10 600
Wisconsin 5000: tLu, ,hcv Lovc n,;ncj
in Missouri is announced lhougI tho
amount is not stated . and in MI the
other States, from which rcpor,s have
not yet conc in, it is 10 be inferred tLo,
their success has been more or less dc.
cdcd. 1t is not to b G cxpc ,tcd that
these results will hayo onv practical cC.
feet upon the course q poltical events,
It was not to have been expected thai,
they could have been otherwise, Th,
masses Of tho North, to whom the ap-
peal was made, have Il common feeling
that they have achieved in The recent
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treating all as disloval who do no. adop

treating all as disloyal who do no. adopt
the views Of the radical party.
2. BY denying the right Of the Gov.
ernor to entertain jurisdiction Of the
charges OF official misconduct as prefer.
red against said Commissioners.
8. BY appointing to Office, both MS
Judges OF election, special policemen
and clerks, exclusively from their own
party; and in many instances ,ncompo
tent, and in some Of the precincts Of tho
djsrrputablc characters, aud dcnving
appointment. to any. other class Of our
cllzcns.
4. BY delcgating to the marshal and
officers under hlm the power, to appoint
special policemen, without themselves
I.inqniring into the qualifications or moral
standing Of said officers, thus attempting
TO throw tho responsibility Of bad ap
poin,mcnts, which they were ready to
accept. upon their snborlinatcg.
s. BY suffering the Judges OF election
to throw aside tho boxes for rejected
ballots, and giving them no advice as tc
thcir obligations under the law to us,
them, and refusing lo, ,rcmovc them Iron
Office Tor SO maniraL Sviolalion of duty
Every phase Of this investigation
shows how utterly regardless the Po
lice Commissioners have been Of thcil
plain line Of duty.
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Tho Rural Southe,ner.

Thcpnblishcr, Mr.. r. NJ. Stokes, has
laid ON our table copies of tho Rwal
ho"tAe'ner of the 9th ultimo, ono Of
.ho handsomost and most rcadiblc pub
ilcations OF its character we have scon
issued from<a Southern press. With
an energy that knows not tho word
"fall," tho publisheris urging on his
undertaking, though ho has been be-
set by difficulties that would have ap-
rallcd spirit of less perseverance,
II not have baillcd it. His pres Or
dcrcd from tho North was DESTROYED
with tho loss of tho steamer Theodore
u. Wagner. The SouMcyner deserves
tho patronage of southern readers.