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NEGLECTED. LAND IN NORFOLK
AND PRINCESS ANNE COUN-
TIES, AND THE SURROUNDING
COUNTRY

The subject which heads this article is one
of real vital importance, which we have, for
some time, promised ourselves to dwell upon !;
and if some of our enterprising citizens would
only take, on fine day, a short ride around
the country, they would be quite startled on
perceiving entire farms which, before the war,
greeted the eye of the stroller with their
beautiful orchards and immense fields, stretch
ing far and wide, with untold rows of fine
green corn, vegetables, &c., now perfectly
Observation-Disclosures looking, for ausht,
Gas mighty prairies, stretching far
Their dull plains to the eye
startling record of the past,
Uncared for by the passers byP'
And yet we can see no reason why such
should be the case; for the land is very pro-
ductive, and would certainly be great in
ducement to parties from any portion of our
Union to call and examine this immense tract
of land, the usual quantity of which is cleared,
and great number of the acres being what
is called woodland which latter could be cut
up, and furnish either to our own market or
to the North fine supply Of burning wood
In fact, there are farms to suit everyone
Those who would prefer truck farms could
be supplied with some of the finest of that
kind to be found in this section of the country;
or to parties who would desire farms and
plantations for the purpose of raising corn
and wheat, and fruit such as apples, peaches
pears, melons, grapes &c, would likewise find
it to their advantage to pay us a visit.
Several of our Land Agents in Norfolk
are daily advertising most desirable farms
plantations, &C., either for rent, lease, sale
We heard the other day, however, piece
of news regarding this matter which pleased
us very much 1t was to the effect that quite
number of capitalists of France, Switzerland
&C., We're only awaiting the departure o
steamers from Europe direct for this port, t,
pay visit to this portion of the country, witt
the view of settling our plantations and farms
and then sending for peasants from Europe
and especially from the two last mentioned
countries. ior the purpose of cnltivating thos
lands and raising the grape.
Now, French steamers and English steamers
both of you hurry up, and let us hear, err
many weeks, the cheering whistle announcing
your arrival.
This would be good news in deed
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The Collector of Buffalo has informed the
Commissioner Of Customs of the recent arrest
OF one of the leading men of smuggling
crew that for long time defed the revenue
officers, and that great deal of liquor cigars,
silks and lace have been seized in small guam
titles.
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APPOINTMENT OF JUDGE--Governor Bore
man, of West Virginia, has appointed Gen.
Bunker as Judge of the new circuit recently
created by the Legislature, comprising the
new counties of Grant and Mineral, and the
old counties of Hardy, Hampshire and Pen
d,eton
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INSURANCE.

L COMPANY OF norfolk.
N Il P ORA TED 1919.
Authorized Capital, si,000,60e
Board Of Directors:
j. G. Deming, President.
John 3; Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
ings Bank.
Gilbert G. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
| c. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
e. II. Rowland, of late Rowland & Brothers.
John D. Gordan, of J. D. Gordan & Co.,
Bankers.
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer. & Nee. Saw
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. & Nee. Ex
change.
W. 7. Harrison, President Mer and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
c. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison d Co.,
Bankers.
George Sangster, Esq, J. E. Barry, Esq, A.
L. Hill, Esq.
ne City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office AZ, Bank Street, Norfolk.
EIRE, LIFE, MARINE q INLAND
Il INSURANCE.
j. C. EMING, AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
Home FIRE and Marine Insurance Co.,
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, va;
Gsg> Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this iGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
]. G. DEMING, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank Bank street,
au 26-6m Near Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
EIRE INSURANCE.
T. LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSuk
ANCE co. v
LYNCHBURG LIFE. FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE co.
Having taken the agency for these responsible
Virginia Companies, we are prepared 20 insure
against loss or damage by Fire, on Houses, Mer
chandise, sc.
Losses promptly paid.
~ LEIGH BROS & PHELPS,
NH 19-3m A gents
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-One family room. with
Il board. Apply to
MRS. SEGAR,
fe2l-tf Corner of Main and East streets
EOR Rem IA DesirabIe Pc
Il sidence No. Is Nebraska Street, consist;no
OF eight rooms, and kitchen, paved yard, cistern
gas and all modern conveniences
Terms reasonable. Apply at this office
feb23-tf
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g f N TIN Ell. 49,
y PUBLISHED DAILY, SEMI--WEEKL1
AND WEEKLY.
RALE Ii H N. C.
WIN. e. PELL, Proprietor, and State
Printer.

VIM. =. PELL & sEATON GALE

VIM. +. PELL & SEATON GALES.
The SENTINEL is an Independent newspaper
"a warm supporter of the Union and the Con-
stitution, of Andrew johnson, our magnanimous
President and his policy, and devoted especially
to the regeneration and prosperity of the South
and OF North Carolina
1t labors to promote harmony, good feeling and
equal rights among all the States, but will rebuke
all unfounded expressions against the loyalty and
integrity of the Southern people.
Special attention will be paid to the news and
market departments.
Full proceedings of the Legislature and all i'm
portant State papers appear in the SENTINEL,
Its circulation is believed to be equal to any in
the State, fnot the largest. Its advertising pa
tronage is large and growing.
The Daily and Weekly are now issued-tbe
Semi Weekly will appear in a short time.
TERMS.
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LEAVE YOUR NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes. can have il
properly attended to by having their names
lett at our counting room.
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THIRTY-TWO YEARS IN HARNESS

THlRTY-TWO YEARS IN HARNESS
-4- AND YET
A FAIR VELLERt
Under the style of ..
BRIGGS & ROGERS,
ROGERS & LANGLEY,
BURRUSS, ROGERS & LANGLEY,
N. A. THOMPSON & co,
NOW
w. b. ROC ERS d co.
NO. 20 WIDE WATER AND ROANOKE STREET
Norfolk, Va,
Importers and Dealers in
WINES,
BRANDIES,
WHISTLES,
PORTER,
ALE,
And all other goods usually found in a first clas.
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE, '
Which we offer to the Trade and to Consumers =
The Lowest Rates.
W. B. ROGERS Il CO.,
NO. ~ Wide Water and Roanoke Street.
leo z-I Norfolk.
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WANTS.

w ONE HUNDRED AGENTS
To canvass this State for THOMAS & LESSINs
celebrated
Steel Plate Engrayings,
Autographs,
Photographs, &c,
of all the distinguished persons of the country
WINSLOW & CHANDLER, General Agents
New York. Address Branch Office
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE
Richmond Va
N. B.-Trade supplied at New York prices.
NH 22-2t*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&s> COPPER TIrs protect the toes of Chi.
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips Sold everywhere.
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Mr.. STRAKOSCH announces with much plea
sure that he has succeeded in engaging compe-
tent and efficient
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NORFOLK OPERA HOUSE.

NORFOLK OPERA HOUSE.
POSITIVELY FOR THREE Nights
ONLY, commencing THURSDAY, Macrh
32nd.
MADE GHIONI AND SIGNOR SUSINPS
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
DIRECTOR. sTRAKOsCH
Mr.. STRAKOSCH announces with much plea
sure that he has succeeded in engaging compe-
tent and efficient
ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE,
plete CHORUS and ORCHESTRA, comprising
the best Artists from New York, with whom he
will give in Norfolk
THREE GRAND OPERA NIGHTS,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
MARCH, 22d, 2srd, and oath.
change of Opera each night will be given, in
q style unrivalled by any other management. The
following eminent Artists, all OF whom have per-
formed this winter for forty consecutive Grand
Opera Nights at the New Opera House, New Or
stitute the
GHIONI AND SUSINI
OPERA COMPANY.
Sigora Angelina Ghioni, the great Dra-
matte Prima Dona. aos.s
highly talented Prima Donna Leggiora.
Mime Amalia Patti StrakOsch, the ia
nous and popular Prima Donna Contralto.
PRINT Tenori Sig Maccafferri, Sig Ernani.
Primi Baritoni Sig maHousi Sig Maria
M'dme PARozzI, Signora ZAPUzzI, Second Donnas
Signors JIMENEs and BELL1, Second Tenors
Signors LooATELLI and MAssIo, Second Bassos.
With powerful Chorus and Complete Orches-
ira, under the direction fthe Musical Conductor
Signor ROSA.
Leader, Mr.. F. ZIrTERBART. Stage Manager,
Signor GRILLo, Prompter, Sig LAMA. Costu-
mer, Sig. SANTRELIA.
The following Operas will be performed entire ::
THURSDAY, MARCH I'D.
Bellins Grand Opera, in three acts,
NORMA.
Mesdames Ghioni and Canissa, Signors Maca-
terri and Susini in the principal roles.
FRIDAY, MARCH 2ad,
Rossini's Comic Opera, in three acts,
Ill BARBIERE DI SEYIGLIA.
Nine. Patti Strakosch, Signors Errani, Mancu-
81, Susini and Maria in the principal roles.
SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH.
Gounar's Grand Romantic Opera, in five acts,
FAUST.
Mesdames Carnissa and Patta Strakoseh, Sig
nors Errani Mancusi and Maria in the principal
roles
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Musical Director and Conductor,
SIGNOR F. ROSA.
] SCALE OF PRICES.
! Private Bexes, containing persons, SIS 90
Orchestra Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
| Parquette and Dress Circle........... 2 90
| Reserved seats so cents extra.
The sale of seats and tickets will commence on
| Tuesday, March Goth, at 10 a. M, at Schwarz-
| kopfs Fancy Store, So Main street.
Doors open at ~. Opera commences at s.
NH 16-1w
DAN. CASTELLO'S
GREAT SHOW!
THIS COMPLETE
CORPS or ARTISTS
| Will have the honor of appearing before the
| public of
RFOLK
For -Four Days Only,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Il Thursday,
MARCH Goth, 27th, esth & goth.
First performance will be given on
MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 26th 1866,
and every
Afternoon and Evening during the time.
/ The Pavilion will be erected on the corner of
Main and CRANKY Streets.
WEk This Troupe will be headed
II >RnR by the Greatest
1H\X| CLOWN,
Jester,
-A\ HumOrist,
@@z=7@@ Orator and
| Performer
~ On the American Continent
n Castello's Inimitable perfor
(T ming Russian Horse
NJ GEAR,
}, TE>N His Thoroughbred Trick
Il UN l5NI Horse
e MMMV q HANRV JNUNcnN 81
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I DOSE co II T. o N Highest price
1 4 paid for Loose Cotton, at
LAMBS COTTON PRESS,
NH 10 Town Point.
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ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE,

embracing the most eminent ARTISTS, and COM
plete CHORUS and ORCHESTRA, comprising
the best Artists from New York, with whom he
will give in Norfolk
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SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH.
Gounar's Grand Romantic OPERA in FIVE acts,
FAUST.
Mesdames Carnissa and Patta Strakosch, Sig
nors Errani, Mancusi and Maria in the principal
roles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21

inst A the mouth % Para river passed steamship South
Steamship Eu,aw Hazard, savannah Sept ls with md.e
% Gsssoa Allen Mh !, An 2, F'ynsIan a snoI
also bark Canton, bound day Pm, Of FrynE
orleans lsh Oh Hat,eras Shoals passed steamship North
days, with nsysl sloras, q IL Eiwcii Co.
Steamship Nhgara Couch; Richmond md nor'o'K' WIN
Steamship Hateras, Alexander, Richmond and Norfolk
sh deoie resa gen. Ba Nay e with .urar
A. to Chas Green Had the sde. very ght " .ns inaen
meridian Of the Cape q Good lIcpe enconnercd ieara
N iat 70 sn ~ 10 ss Foster ssasn vas osi overheard
started water tanks lost SAILS 1e sA ~ s
gales throughout In the vicinity Of Aguhas Bank was y
Ion 81 W; since had variable wind. stormy and
rany Aug q lat II 25 Ion -, spoke an English bark from
salp GosGa.E tnrl Robinson cscuI, ~ days. With
is SEPT rs'l 10 s 8, a. sssSssea
FInsei srS hck. shssshae Aprl IS, with teas 70
oe er rssses Gape o. nS9d mops Is Nav II, Vi. 81 he
lena Aug with hemp de 70 master Passed 1age o. "oOd
ps g @ SsG' sa f kasT A Ecson Il .y with
marble &C to Berthoud 90 sepi W h.aFy ~
brig wilmington cBTj from Port Hood for Prince Edward
Island, with loss Of sails and leaky-would g. INTO Der
GsIk IVA tB Bo,y Maracabo, g d'y'' with coffee &C.
BARK Paramount Boaion wood s. Jaso 70 days With
sge iro Y a Ga6e ANAL IarSor ri fSr XIV York
Bark Mamie Ben liushngs sasua, - days. WIN ~
Brig Lulan (Br). Hooper. Moneydeo ~ days with hdcs
70 Basse Nckerson Aug 49, lat ~ - =, Ion 81 ~ W
spoke brig Bolivar, Christian from Rio danero Tor New
York Sept ~ at2a N Ion O5 o. bark Delaware from o
Jareiro for DemarAFa =,
Brig Jeanette CNorwl uasscng Mo Janeo 9! DAYS with
coffee spence Co Avg lf at ~ ~ y. Ion 81 ~ W,
spakG BRIG Fairy tBr), from swansea for chile.
Brig Eastern Star (of New Haven't 1fidng Port spain,
20 days, with molAlscs, 70 Bishop Bros. w
Brig Robin OBJ, Kiman, Cardena y days. WHO noaS'
ses, ~ master - 7,
Brig Harry K Aubrey tBrl Hammond salt Cay, IT. -
days. with salt 10 r y 4 A Dwight CO.
Brig DeY0nahire Masters OF and from Bermuda days,
~ ballast. % @ Ponls,0n Go. ,
BRIG Boomerang ORR fdgett, ST john NB, DAYS, WITH
potatoes, 70 y I Nevius sons,
Brig Ann scul Providence.
schr Msgy Mangam Beycrdgc Aux Cayeg, 10 dAga with
wood and coffee TO Miller \ ionFhtnn.
sclr CaiAwNneak, Packard, Nassau, II daya Wth oh
schr aaTa Hal daraeli Cow Bay u days, WITH ooa q
schr Eiloraao Cotton shulec = Jays With pline 70
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\ tef, 10 u nrNolf A Go
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4 Sehr Walton, tpgraham, Richmond.
| gehr vun Name Wan Name, Virginia.
| schr 3 spoaori Parsons Virginia
i schr Legsets tobpina Virginia.
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SSH Label AlseIA Tinker, Bstrnre
trpr ptlas WnahE Adams, Calais,
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The gold market was rather heavy under ''hammer-
ng b. the bears and tho supply Of coin for delivery
was somewhat larger proportion TO The demand than
yesterday Loans were made at $40 So per cent per
dom in favor OF the lender The opening price was
49,, followed by steady decline 70 lii,s, at whsh
the closing transactions took place Or late the gold
board has been reluctant 70 admit new manbers and
This has suggested the establishment OF rival market in
tho lower ball Of the stock Exchange, aud paper
headed BY Massrs. H. @. stebbins 4 sons seyton s.
wainwright Thomas Denny Co., aud other Ora. class
houses has been signed directing the attention Of bank
ors dealers in forsgn exchange and others to the new
arrangement the success Of which at present s how
evor, by no means certain.
The foreign exchange market was dan, but rates we're
nominally unchanged and tie leading faws are moro
disposed to advance than lower them. Bankers bills on
England at sixty days quoted a, ioi ~; short
SIGHT l0g y. The floating supply q bills Is light All
thero arc few making owns the Hight expors o. pro.
uuce and the cessation or an bnt nominal shipments q
securlics TIE quotations for American securities 10
london were as follows on the dates rnentioned:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



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an INSTANT AND TERRIBLE JUDGMENT.

From the Chicago Times, sept. III
Whatever ycrsiOn be given 70 "a circumstance that
occurred in this city yesterday afternoon, the most
thoughtles per force admit hHt tho result u both
strange aud stsTng, and well calculated 10 urn The
rous man " more profound meditation, and say
tho reckless In his copree man ~ robust health
and In tic prime OF NE II accused az crime under cir
camsianceE Of almost positive proof Of guilt and while
he calls upon God 20 bear witness TO bis Innocence, y
struck d. al amos, before the appeal has LETT his lips
Incredible the circumstances may appear they arc 1T
orally true "A little oyor year ago there lived IN small
village in Sweden man by the name OF Rosencrisi,
whose ostensibls pursuit was that o. taliys oA.
from posching and stealing aud al last this impression
was strongly confirmed mat he suddenly LEFT that vi
are 10 eynde he Of justice. He came 70 this coun
rv about egh. mouths ago and took up his residence
In Chicago wbero he again worked NJ bis trade Having
family he found y tMcult TO support them Ia The ety,
and consequently, sent them farm about fourteen
miles FROM Chicago He iheroupOn took lodgings AZ
boarding house. 40 IA Burnside street, and for long
time no surpiconA entertained rs 70 hs charac Tor
Recently several valuable articles belonging 20 boafders
at tho house found TO be missing but no clue a. %
the pcrpetraor could DO dtec.ed Yesterday afternoon
another theft was discovered and the proofs or gait
pointed directly 20 Rcsenerist one else having been
near The apartment since the time the articles stolen
last Soon On being accused be stouty denied
the Their: but finding no cIcdonce was given to the
denial. lie ruddcnly grew more passionate and, Mtng
up bis hand toward heaven, exclaimed hot DO hoped his
aiouguc would IL his mouth bis mead drop from hia
Shoulder and God strike him dead on the sp0tN II be
vas guilty No had theee words escaped his lips
than he suddenly began reel and Eaggcr and before
support could be given he fell 70 tho aoor-dead The
exctgmcrt this Incident created among tho bystanders
can better Be imas ned than descaDed strong men
Ago9d pnralt zed fairtod and none able %
Epeak FOR come minutes. The occurrence Vas 20 borr
be this apparent rslnbltion % terrible, that men
doubted thef uenssR Bu, tie decd Acd pros
trao an Ito floor gha7ily proof " tho reality Tic
ruor u this strange and startling fatality spread
through the neishllorhood, and u few msnutoa tho
house was nle1 with horror stricken Teopic, ~
whom doubted that the hand o. God wss thus made
visible physician vas called, Who pronounced ,hs
rare or death 10 b. dcage IL the heart produced hy
oyer.exclsnaent Tho body has been conveyed 10 the
dsad house whero inquest viii b. hold today
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recent compilation Or tha TONNAGE OF this por for he
nt six months Of tho year showsa relative gain
IN the domeatic sLippng, although two.hr3s Of u .
stl under foreign Gags During the nrss thrco months
or lscc horo were eHioroi ., Ncv York; three hundred
and ave- American vessels with aggregate tonnage o.
p1soss and elk hundred and twenty-five foreign vessels
with tonnage Of a77 49, making total Of 9s7 vessels
and 6o5 545 tons Daring the same time n 1906 there
were entered ssf vessels Of tonnage Of ab,sS5i II
1s6t OF vessels with tonnage Of is3250fi u 1865
1903 vessels with tonnage d 522lig'f, IA 1891 1915
vessels with tonnage o. 90 Cl5H IN 1881, 965 vessels
and As, 500 tons During the second quarter q 'ho
gear ending June so. 1850, thore we're entered
n the port $50 American vaF1els, with ton
mage OF 30l,ss6, and o. foreign yoasos, wtb
tonnage Of 500 s52 making total o. l6i9 veraes and
s62 Tes tons During the same time % 1895 there
worc entered 1915 vc-lolg with measurement or
sos 6sl tons; In 1884, 1894 vessels and 522 3Ssk IONS
An ises so5 vessels aud gs55s7l IN lsc2 l,2e7
vessels and ti5o i7 tons 10 1861, Lac vessels 80
72s,eT0,s The cearsnces during the Grs Qagter
OF 1880 aggregated 2s5 American vessclr, rsasurfns
175a ,ous aud CO.. foreign vcssels Or ci,2a2 tons,
making total Of ess vessels ard Co.. 2S'ons During
che sams time the four previous Fears the totals Q!
Jxft-
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Tho Od clay piass Ssatiacl has rumor tbat roatc
IS TO be surveyed for railroad between Rrdgewacr and
Taunton with Wow direct route to New York for
the inhabitants OF that part OF Plymouth county.
Tho track OF the Iowa line OF the Chicago aad North
western Railway Company Is Laid 70 within eighty 1.-Two
miles Of Omaha. The grading l. we'll ahead OF the
irackayoFa and Is intended that the road shall be I'm
ishcd in November, il "a being laid a. the rats o.
about q mile day.
The Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad Company have
issued e. 100000 Or mortgage bonds for the construc
toa OF twenty-five miles Of rood % instead Of
mn equal number Of miles Or the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad which tbey have heretofore oc
cupod FOR Their Cleveland tcrminua
Tho total earnings Of the Southwestern Georgia. Rail
road for the year ending jug 81 ss56,s45. Ex-
ponsas 53 OH To- leaving s343 sol - as not earnings
10 this add s5so00 new construction bonds, making
s4oi sol a. Amount paid for dividend, taxes interest
on bonds construction, &C., ss7o osC 81, leaving sur
plus OF s3l,705 os