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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
Ssasla!m the Law.

W. understand that at the last term
of the District Court, in Iowa County,
Judge lIubbart dealt on, the law to
those who violated it by selling liquor,
aoout' as severely as he did in this
Town. A short time afserward the
people assembled and passed get OF
resolutions, among which the following
one speaks for ilaelf.
Resofcea, That we heartily endorse
the action Of onr recent Court, and
tender to District Attorney Scott, and
especially to Judge Hubbard, our
sincere thanks for the manfnl appli.
ances ot tire law upon the heads Of the
nefari"ns hord who have made a living
by making our people drunk.
This was the righ, course to pursue
and comports very lily with the nausea,.
ing squeamishness Of some Of our people
1.-The very ones who have been groaing
publicly on our streets about our grog.
shops-who instead Of holding np the
hand, Of Justice, signed petition to
hive one half the fines, Of some Of the
convicted, RENTED, and that too when
they were AZ andan,ly able 10 pay them
ard had made from two to IN times
The amount Of their fines out OF illegal
sl'es for which they were fined. The
mass Of cnr people are grateful that
Judge Hubbard had nerve enongh 10
turn deaf ear to the prayer Of our
vac lla,ing Graanies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
yuarriayc and Celibacy.

An ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN
N STRUCTlON FOR YOUNG MEN Also
Diseases and Abuses which prematureiy
Prostratc the Vital Powers with sure means
Of relief. Send in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address. DIR. j. SKILLIN
HuUGHTON, Howard. Association, Phila-
elpkia, Pa. vsn5ly
- "a A MONTH Agents wanted for
0SV six entirely new articles, inst out
Address o. I. CAREY, City Building,
Biddeford; Maine. vsnly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28

Home bill; also substitute for the
.sIdiot and In,becile' bill. This laet
provides that paaper., idiots and I'm.
.beciles, shall be provided with homes IN
some Assy lom 1t the expense OF the
county IN which they reside. The
Senate has. passed . number Of other
bills. The Legislssure has now fairly
git to grinding, snd ws shall soon
know. the sssult.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
STRANGE, sur TRUE.

Every young lady and Bshtte9sh ~ mo
United States can hear something very
much 10 their advantage BY return mall ffres
ot chatee), by addressing the audsrsissed
Those having fears Of being humbugeed will
obias BY not noticing this card. All oths's
viii please address their obedient servant,
THOs. +. CHAPMAN;
nlI,y esf broadway, New votl.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
HALLS
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR REVIEWER,

As the name indicates, not only RsNEws
the growth Of the hair whom thin and falling
OF, bu< positively rene,es tho color to Is
original sade when it is turning g1g or
white. whelse e caused by disease, kief Or
old age.
It will certain y DO what is e|Rmcd for it,
. fact to which hundreds, ~ thousands,
who have used it, e reajg and willing to
testify Where one Np4 8 is fairly used, in
any community, its Population "spreads
like wild fire." m tho best advertise
ment and reconG GendaN ION we desire. IN
the, Eastern stsGs, where he "RENEWER"
originated, young laN es use it as a
hair dresa)6g; it is founS on the toilet
tables Of goung men, (also atN teir barbers),
while lder mon and women tho desire .
Ren(eer and Res'oratips for theiN grey locks
ana bald heads will not be WITHOUT this
tHticlc, which gives in every instsAce, en-
tire satisfaction.
CAUTION.
Don't lot any druggist o. dcalor urge upon you .
like this Dowaro Of any article purpoing to bs the
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according to prso-
tions, and you will use other.
II not sold at druggists In yonr town. trial bottle
wM be sent you by cypress upon receipt ofone dollar
by mail. thus giving you an opportunity at once q
testing Its excellent qualities.
Orders for trial hotties must be addressed to
c. 4. COOK, Chicago.
cen'l Agent hr Nesthwsstsn States,
R.P. HALL co, proprietcrs Nashua, n. II.
Bold At WHOLESALE. in Chicago ~ FULLER, rINCH
FULLER, DuRNHAAs VAN scIrAACK, LORD
SMITH, SMITH = DWYER, J. II. REED CO.,
C1lAs. O. SMITH, DlErzscn BLOCKr 4 CO., n.
Srosffs W D. HARRIS co, rosr 4 BADEAu, asl
~ druggists aud dealers generally.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
ERRORS oF'yQuIN.

4 Gent1eman Who 6o4afod ~ yel!1. HS0
Nervous Debility. Premature Dscsy, sAdalf
tho effects of youthful indiseretisn. Via for
tho sake of suffering humanity, sesd frss. 10
All whe need it, ths rs,sipA aAds sdirecliena
for making the simple remedy ~ which hs
was cured. Sufferers wishing to prsAt hy
the advertisers experie 8ss, 'csn 40 50 BY ~.
dressing -
nllly No. l: Chambers St, New York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
9xmay gpuul, 9naa gliio, gaeurt sgdaurs and Yw
To OWNERS or HORSES

Dr.. 7. J. CADY, late Veterinary Surgeoi
Of the End. Iowa Cavalry, and also graduate
Of the Chicago vetel mary Institute, will treat
all cases Of sease Of the horse.
Office, at his residence in Columbia Tn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28

WANTED AGENTS--s5o per week,
male or female, at their home; business,
lirht pleasant and honorable For sample
and terms, address, with 2 stamps, Shaw
Co, Detroit, Michigan. ySn1y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
Apple Trees
= to 4 years old,

Aud YOUNGER TREES, aud very general
assortment Of Pear. Plum and Cherry trees,
\ other nursery products for sale cheap at his
Central Nursery, in Spring Greek township.
Don't be humbuged by travelling
Agents, and bear in mind, dtrays keep
a good and large variety.
Some Of the best bearing orchards in the
county came from my nursery. can suit You
Trv me ,n52 C. N. KNAPP.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
Dr. 8. Thosnp96n.. !,
1,h isirlnn HufQrpN,

Tenders his PROFESSIONAL services to th-
.iti..ns Of Toledo and surrounding o'antty
All calls promptly respsnael 70 ary Or aish'
office in the room lately occnpicI ny DR..
Miller over Galley, 81 Johnston's 9 Store
Tuclo March 3Oth, 1893. vnl2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
&I.5OO agent. sn essrSrhsre very e to s.dl sell

- @us0OV agents everywhere to sell
our improved $40 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. War
ranted five years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The onlv machines sold
in the United States for less than $40, which
are fully lccns ed by Howe. Wheeler Wilsoa
Grorer & Baker, Singer s Co., and Bacheider.
All other cheap machines are infringemcnts
and the seller or user are liable to arrest, fne
and imprisonment. Circulars free. Address
or call upon shaw & Clark Riddeford, Maine
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
new Advert0smenta
NEW FIRM,
new GOODS!

NELSON & dR N = II
At the old stand Of Graham 4 Mel
son,
Have lust received and are now prep,ts1
10 sell at prices defying competition, : 9easssl
assortment Of
Hardware Of
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Carpenters Toels Of all Kinds,
Locj,. 4. Knobs.
1lnmb LdicAes,
Buus 4 Scre,rs.
Strap U;nges
Of all Kii~,la.
NAILS OF EVERY KIND. "a
We have sis. the VERY REST asssttsEl1s
Of Coffin Trimmings ever brossat y
this county.
Also Fence wire, Harrow Teeth, Axes &c.
We will furnish 10 Wager naksrs al
kinds Of wagon makers stock, Buggy sts6,
both finished and unfinished. Wheels, Dsx;
Seat and Gearing al ready to be iroaei.
We will sell 81 kinds Of !:
Agricultural Implements Anl
Farming UtcMstos
Cheap for cash.
Don't fail to cali and see the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
UNION CHURN"

II you van. a Clothes Wrinzer. Aeat ~
nine dollars fos Z Black Rnkhsr Mh a4iJs
when you can ~ d I'll white roller vrt.Uat
for eight dollars. :.
Come and see for yo~ssslsss Aad - vsn
furnish you anythi g you want Il s1f lJes
for o reasonable price.
L. B. NELSON q. H. GRAHAM. !.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
New Churn.

Something entirely different FROM Anv avst
brought to this county. anil we WAR;
RANT thehS 10 give sstisfscticn Il sveeJ
instance. Call for tho
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28
rHEIOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. c. w1ETING, EDrfoi. 'tA'
TOLE no, =. low A.

TERMS Of Tronscr;pt $3.50 PER- year, in
or $500 if ia arrears mopths.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28

Should be used by every one who would
restore their Hair to more than its origi.
nal beauty and iuxuriance.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28

Cabinet Mandatory
AND
WAREHOUSE,
The subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Tama County, particularly,
~nI the inhabitants Of tho Iswa alley
generally, that he manufactures and keeps
On hand for sole.
ALL KINDA OF
EURNITUR1
from ! Cradle to a Coffin, ailof the best
material and workmanship, and At prices to
ruit the means Of all his customers.
Chairs
Tubes Settees,
Lounges. Sefas. &.fes,
CupLonrds. bookcases Sscs,etarys,
Cradles, Baby Wagons,
DC. dc.
All warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
rhe only IIearse In the County
rent for the use Of those who wish, ut rea.
sor able rates.
Can AMI examine for yourselves at tho
Manufactury in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa.
:, .ha Main Street to Iuka.
At, 1s ls65. v7nlf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-28

Should be used by evAry one who would
improve the color and texture Of their
Hair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

capital flls the formerly haifempty theaters and re
aces the change a. scarcciy fer the better Al the
splendid feast Of the banker Fcnzi. granddaughter OF
Iuoian Bonaparte the wife Of oSminister cclpsrd
all the fir ladies' by her costume rather Of cos
tune. dressed she IN tiger skin IN the char
acer Of bacchaute in fact her classical uncrcss was
In keeping with the character At the ball for the IT.
fnt ASYLUM In the Paazzo Serrsfori. q Sicilian mar.
cuts boxed The ears Of young EngishInan who Lad
been nsoent with him; ond az the NeEho1e, IN tho
Theaier hlferri there Yesterday night serious
trol bic which resulted In the death oftwo artzans and
thc Wounding OF dozen mo1e people.
II Prussia the auiagonism between the Ministry ard
the Climber still continues the Chamber declaring that
the condition Of tho Dnchy OF Lauenberc is Illegal, az
long as r. is not sanctioned by Parliament while the
Ministry doe rot for the protest the Dnchy hay
Ing been paid rom tie private treasury o. the King WHO
means 10 keep ard 20 administer the Duchy In BIS own
way Messrs. Twestcn and Tren2el members OF the
prnssian Parliament, nrraignod before the Crimi.
ia Parliament The Court found itself incompetent ns
the Constitution plainly says that Parlamentary
speeches cannot be prosecuted. But the High Cont Of
Prussia decided that the character OF Member Of Paf
lament does not shield Anybody ana that the prosecu'
ion Of the two members is 10 De- continued. Count Bis
mark evidently believes that be may dare anything
against public liberties. the German nation beng inca
pablo " resistance. With Count Nroys, too me
Austrian Minister. he had some high words Evidently
the alliance between Prussia ana Austria has ceased
and the old game Of ntrgues between Vienna and Ier
lin rccommenccs again. RUSSIA begins TO concentrate
roops in the neChborhOOd Of the Austrian provinces.
~ measure against the liberty Of speech IN the Calf
elm Diet which contrasts strongly with the hrs5dn
system Of oppression In the Polish provinces The En-
pe.or and tie Empress OF Austria had been received
with the greatest enthusiasm at lesth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
MAMMALIAN AND SLAVERY IN
MEXICO.
Tho Other side Of the Question.
10 N, Edftor u The " y. r1buar.

10 The Edit,y q The " J. T1bgao
SIR: As your Journal has always had the rep
ua:on Of giving both sides n question fair hearing
am disposed to believe Mat you will not make the
Mexican question an exception. especially as the Mon
roe Doctrine myth has had the floor almost exclusively
for many months The writer, IN these brief remarks
NAV be deemed oleraby good authority since ho has
resided several months in Mexico aud been engaged In
busuess there enjoying the protection Of Maximians
Government aud feel il nv duty. after careful aud
unbiased observation Of the working OF that Govern
ment to give nv testimony 10 It's wisdom, moderation.
and fnrreaching excellence. 1t is very easy thing,
NJ Editor TO sit down in New York and throw of
paragraphs denOunclng usuTpations and tyrannies;
bus if the gentlemen who pen these glowing theories
could practically realize the true condition O affairs IN
Mexico they might take different view ~ the situation
The constant repetition by portion Of tho American
press Of assertions emanaHg from interested sources
csumpntug tie acts and principles " the lmperls!
Government OF Mexico, have gore entirely uncontra,
ted until intelligent readers have accepted for iaes
what Is utterly without foundation Thus II has been
greyey stated b. high Government Official as Mr
Speed that Macmillan has reestabshed the lns1Iu.
ton of Slavery IN Mexico. IT il astonishing wa, 80
gross an absurdity could have obtained such l9ld
the American mind haXimilan Is IA .nJ
bsneiicent act whereby 10 gain their Booa via anu
mission. This he has done in great measure ~ heaf
every part Of the country Can u DC soua dsberae1
issue decree reinstatine slavery among people with
whom freedom Is hereditary featurei Ahs aietcAh
peopIo, as did all the Spanish American Republics
aeoseS Slavery with the very act Of throwing of the
authority OF the mother country.
Amid all the revolutions and scenes o. anarchy al
nstior no one OF the innumerable chiefs who have
Hnsrreled for tho supreme power has ever yentured
1pcn the revival Of slavery which would have raised
mo- only with his downfall. Common seLse alone ire.
snc,Ivo OF tacte should have shown tast tho criminal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
of "a Prince.
From Our OBn Correspondent

TLORIycf, January 80 lr,o.
Prin'; instruction in Spain left no deeper
roces In the country Tie failure has not broken the
hopes OF the spirit OF the Progressis party which dii
not trust the adyenturous General and left him To s
fate while the Government OF the Queen has not on
any greater consistency by their triumph which
for the did not lead to sanguiaary repression
Two sergeants alone were shot, vino nj Acain tIied
10 the garrison to insurrectln some suspected
colonies and captains sent in garrison to the Pill
ippire Islands, distIusted regiment 20 the African
DOS sessiOns a Spain but otherwise everything returns
70 the former state and martial law, stn ieigning OF
Madrid I'm Caledonia where some insurgent bands yel
1oarn through the country and In Valencia is 10
give place TO tie regular authority Oh civil law stu
nobody believes that the present state OF things would
last oug and therefore, the sudden and violent out
burst Of national Indignation account oil lie naya'
defeat in the Gillian waters has sOmtthlng OF the u'
dcrous The Feet In the Pacific is 10 Dc reehofceG'
and the honor Of Spain reycnged bnch II VIZ "atcn
word in the papers. We do not think thtt 'le ChlI'
ans will be overawed by all this Journalistic warfare
since know that Spain eannot spare any otAei oNs
than those which are ut Cuba. ,
The publication Of the Mexican correspondents mhuo
deep impression in France and Baron Sahara vas al
once dispatched 10 Mexico with purely Yerlhl Hcs
sage 10 the Emperor Max TO tell hln that The Lperol
Napoleon must soon let linn shit for himself Inc
French Tmpre has suffered "A greater nu1lllia'
ton than bv the diplomatic action OF the United States
The Emperor must Weld ard give up oIc Of bis pet
schemes viz, 20 seek In AmeTlcs comPchsallhb loI
the European Princes who have lost TIER ciowns ana
the great majority IN France. which from the begin
pDs, d..lked too Mexican expedition hai VIA deHbl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
FROM MEXICO.

rival in the capitalization Contrnsis
-Po.iiics in Mexico - The Mexican
nbinct-Mnximilinn Courts Popular
Tayor-Meyican Finances En,i-
grafton Mccting-The Bngdnd Amir
-Grent Ercitomeni-Tbe French Army
Marching on the Rio Grande--Nili-
fnry Affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
from FLORENCE.

The Prim Irsurrec,ion In spain What IL
Inns Len-Indignniion against Chill
The Mexican Quesiion-iiaiian Finnn-
ees-Dimculiiss of IIinisiers--A scheme
for Selling The Church Propcriy-BIo'e-
ments Of Francis Josspb-The EInnsn-
rims md Croations-s Singular Conanct
If prsucc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
ARRIVAL IL TIE CAPITAL.

Fran On. Special Correspondent
MEXICO CuY. Feb. .. 1906.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
ouB EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
EEOM LONDON

The Opening of P"rl'"meH' o' S"''"
yirIoria-NiscGiInne Sossip A''"'
tl-The Weather, the People ana A'''
rnie,ty's Appearance - Omissions 3"
1be Ceremony THE 81 ely H"Sh "a
t,s Commons-Ehe Specch-ProsP'0''
OF gscform-s siscOntCnt nna
faci;en-A shady Etinistry-E"riD c'"'
.,,..;c.-The New House - Enc
Cr.Je Pingue-gtems'
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-18

Major General Sherman, had arrived at
Goodrich, Canada West, on the United States
Revenue cutter John A. Dix. He and staff
were entertained by the Mayur.lssy t5
A fire occurred at Markville on the 18th,
destroying property valued at $4,000.
Thirteen cases of cholera have occurred in
New York, since the hrst of May five hav-
ing proved fatal. ..rs.
q Since the PRONUNCIATION of the late foreign
news, gold is now quoted at 158fa158s.
Four steamers sailed from New York on
the 10th, for Europe, with $2,0s7, 900 in
gold ~ l--..' 58-. -ft t'-D
A case Of Cholera is reported in Albany
New York
Patents have been issued to Leopold f.
Morawetz and Charles Valkmar for improve
ment in automatic betrostrope--and to E. r.
Inns, also of Baltimore. for Improvement in
saw mills f-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-18

The OPERA HoUsE.--The entertainment at
this establishment on Saturday night, for the
benefit OF the FiFemen's Fund of this city, was
a failure Those that Wyman gave, with his
prolific "little chicken" sotrAe time ago, were
successful.
While it is by no means pleasant to criti-
else community for its lack of appreciation
OF the merits of any public institution, or en-
terprise Of any kind, of benefit to the city,
jset:ce to deserving body of men, who inn
peril their lives in the noble effort to save pub
lie and private property from destruction,
and who work without remuneration, de-
mands that we should characterize the neglect
and want of interest which made the boxes at
the Opera House empty on Saturday night,
as manifestation, which, to say the least of
it, must have been extremely dscouraging to
the firemep, and no doubt impressed them
with the sentiment akin to that which one
experiences when he feels that he is not APP
preciated. .g.s i .aasi7-..a, - rs..
The fremen, however, We trust, will not
indulge this disheartening conclusion, but
keep it in subsection to that proud conscious
ness which they experience, and which springs
from the conviction that they are public ben
efactors, whose motto is ssmper parutus, at
the tap Of the bell.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-18

). A NOBLE SENTIMENT.-As citizen of
Virginia, | hold it to be my duty to perform
any service which am called upon to per-
form, for the promotion and advancement of
her interests. Mr.. Goodies letter of June
9th. s;sma'9'3 eA .its al ~
The author of this sentiment, which we
know to be unaffected, has a fit conception of
the duties which attach to Virginians In
obedience to lustsueh an appreciation of du-
ty we should select no man for position, who
is not qualified for it. Especially do we
want such 2 person in the Assembly Mr..
Goode l., the man above all others. Let US
send him. gairsI al
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-18
rho. Trade Balance Between Eng
~ land and America.

tLo 1Tn.laI Cfofno
The balances aeA'ns' sne Cn 1',,:. Sa w.
in all parts o. sng wo.a ~ s h. b;IIs 81 ster.
Temporary - n, a,,, r London ia
ling exchange; ny conse4uenJ h,r n IS th 20
not inapuy eal.eo tne eiea'ns ~" - wv
United STATES iol ioreisn IN. Ia ~ .ha ~.
rance OF TINS lac.' howeSer na' n ,
roneous lnierence y o'ne. VS. that 49, TI,;tod
and reliable Eneiisn Joolnas' VIC. sne outGe
States imports more prl1,sn meI ,..a.;ons.
every year tnan are pau ~ ~ ~, .a ,..n,s
and that, hence, the oniteu o'a''' are A'~eS'
in debt to tne mo.her county ho,,.o. ,f
In referring 70 'hls SUPPOSE $500 800" Siot 10
trade IN favor OF Easianu' 'De '- Ne'
IL cited as saying: Aa,. Sc .ho
"For long %ills pass .ne ~ sisuJ .a.;n ~,
trace Eas oSsp - ff,. a. j..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-18
New Advertisements,

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
TENT OF our readers: Inns d
Demihg-for groceries. ~ l.4gA
Cdpps d Psst-Dry Goods, Shawls, &C.
Ahsn d Co.-Porto Rico Sugar and Rumford's
and Warren's Yeast Powders. : ] trta,s
:, And;sy q Co,,-City property and lots near
Navy Yard for sale. + y -, - 4
Sprtngs--- Rockbridge Bathing place ~ aud
Spfins. See advertisement.
Boots and Have your feet measured at
Davis's, No. Is, Bank street. Il : "a As~sf
. L'ssol1fioa-Shipp 4 Dozier have dissolved
See advertisement. s@CS5-
Rail Road-Bigg. 4 Co open subsubscrip.
tions for Iarboi o q Williamson Railroad.
Auction Sois-Steamers and wreck Of q scheon-
sr, Monday, 25th inst. 14 T7JoTJ
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-18

Another heavy suspension had taken place
-Messrs. Aper & Mastuman.
The crisis on the continent continued, and
war was apparently inevitable.
Mexican adviccs state that the American
colonists advise the people to stay at home.
The liberals were more active since the infor-
nation that the French would withdraw.
Pierce, late u s. Consul at Matamoras, has
purchased 1000 horses and mules Of the lib
erals aud sent them to Missouri. He will re-
alize an immense profit.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-18

MA1oR's Couar Norfolk.-His Honor, W. w.
LAME Presiding, June 18th, 1866. 90
Victor Curtz VS. Amelia Roussel. Case of as
sault and battery--w,tnesses not being present,
ordered to be continued. i sfs- 81 ,
Several other cases of minor Importance, wsrs
disposed Of q 81 K i'o
WATCH REroHr.-7Thos. Bratt. arrested for
drunkenness.
George Williams, for breach of peace, was fned
S., and required to give ity for his good be-
navior in the sum of $50, for 30 days. a1esI
Andrew Turner, tor same offence similarly dis
posed of. -yt
Anthony Mslburn arrested on suspicion, was
committed for examination.
John Fitzgerald, for drunkenness. fined So. and
discharged.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-18

ei'VERY SENSIBLE PEoPLE.--A waiter from
the elegant establishment Of LAyDcRArr and
HUNTER, presented himself at this office to-
day, provided with various refreshments.
There We're. the wines Of Spain and France,
fruits from the tropics, and Baltimore cream
on the tray. 1t is not necessary to say, that
a general curiosity was manifested to become
acquainted with the handsome little collation..
The opinion arrived at, was fattsring to the
sensible people who sent the wines aud their
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