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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

THE PORTSMOUTH MARKET-The clerk of
the market should see that the shafts of the
carts are not suffered to project beyond the
curbs or sides of the central pavement If
this suggestion is attended to there will be
ample room for passing and repassing The
carts are suffered to occupy so much of the
central pavement that the space becomes in
conveniently narrowed, when there is no ne
cessity whatever for it. In the fish market,
so crowded is the central pavement, that there
is much difficulty and Inconvenience in pass
ing to and fro-whereas, if the fishermen were
instructed to bring the ends of their cart
shafts up to the exterior limit or curbs of the
pavement on each side ample rootl would lie
afforded to all who attend market. d 80.
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A Riot in Norfolk.


TAKE NOTICE THAT MY COMPANY OF AR
TILLERY. 81"
(Not Butler Artillery is now ready for ac-
ton. l,f.....,--. ,
PARADE TAKES PLACE DAILY,
and am ready for battle at q moments warn
ing. {fA f-.g1r fgft. 49,. t-.-s.
Upon my battle flag is inscribed the following
motto 'l''' tt FL"
8'rs death to Cholera"
These who are troubled with the enemy to good
health ealld GARBAGE will please to inform me
where it can be found My bugle can be heard
in the streets lily, advising people of my APP
proach, and the offer of timely aid. AL.
ass DAYS OF PARADE: sA .i4.'-A4-
MONDAYS, East of Catharne street ....
TUESDAYS, West "
And so on, every alternate day. 1905
My motto is ,.t....- 4sJstat'| as6f
Duty nlpst be accomplished 2
s,.sgf .s.-..f, ....,s.,,-. P. DILWORTH,
aulO-lw $40 Contractor. !
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THE DRAMA AT PRINCESS ANNE Court
HOUSE, The Norfolk, Thespian Club, ever
anxious to render their services in behalf of
the needy and deserving, have arranged to
give grand complimentary benefit for the
Orphans ofthe Confederate soldiers of Princess
Anne County, at the Court House of that
County, ON Tuesday evening, August 2sth.
Their bill of attractions for the occasion, is
rich and varied, and will be amply sustained
by the conceded talent OF the Club We
hope our neighbors in Princess Anne win
turn out strong, and give the Orphans of
their County liberal benefit on the occa-
sion.
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.New. ADVERTISEMENTS.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
4. C. w. Wilson, Bookseller and Stationer, Bank
street, keeps on hand full supply Of Standard
Works. School and Blank Books, and Station
ery.a# ~ a,51 h,sa,, 33..a gs3 fl..-..,.l5
Rylsnd Capps will sell, on the 4th of Septem-
Der, at Princess Anne Court House, the Home
Farm. The land is light, and suitable for truck
ing, and is near the Pungo Bridge Public Land
ing. ----
b. r. S"yer wishes to employ a good Shee-
maker or Repairer. He solicits the patronage OF
ladies and gentlemen. : sshog :, Id
Samuel A. Bent, Trustee, will sell on the s OF
Bogant, in Hampton Mills, s5sssi.ly -. a.
r. Picnic.-The children of the Methodist Pro
testant Sunday School, will give one at Money
Point, on next Friday. Is 0I ARA
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RELIGIOUS REvIyAL.-At a meeting held
recently at Cypress Chapel. in Nansemond
county, by Rev. w. b.. Wellons, pastor of
the church, nlnety-two persons were convert
ed and eighty-six were received into the fell
lewship, the church, at Suffolk The pastor
delivered a series of eight sermons, of an
awakening character, with the above result.
1t is said that nearly all the unconverted in
the congregation were awakened and profess
ed change of heart. ......., ..-.7r
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MARRIED.

In Trinity Church, Portsmouth, this morning,
Eby the Rector, the Rev. Jno. H. Wingfeld
SHELDON TOOMER, ESQ.,, and Miss WILLIE
only daughter the late Lieut. VIM. B. lyme,
of the U. 8. N.
The happy couple left in the Seaboard train for
Opeika Ala, where the groom,a native of Ports
mouth, has recently settled and engaged in the
practice of the legal profession. The happy
party have our sincerest wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity.
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The JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
1t is gratifying to hear that the prospects
of this improvement are Frightening. The
French Company, which has till the third of
December to accept the proposition, are likely
to take it Oh the terms prop ,sed recent
letter from NJ Bellot, states that if the war
in Europe was of short duration, be thought
the prospect very encouraging for carrying
out the plan proposed He stated that the
Emperor heartily concurred in the enterprise,
This letter was replied to by the President,
and positive answer requested. A reply to
this letter is shortly expected
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ARRIVALS,
ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. G. NEwroN, Prop'r.


WEDNESDAY,, August Is, 1866.
Dr. w. r. Pool, North Carolina j. W Wilson,
Chuckatuck va; w. T. Norwood. Northampton;
w. H. Smith and lady, N. c.; A. C. Bohanon,
Va; Dr. j. Prosser Tabb and two sons, Glouces-
ter; Chas Sutton, Richmond; J. J.o McHann,
j. McHann, Hartford Ct; Mrs. A. Confliss, Miss.;
Mrs. Rose, Richmond; Mrs. A. M. Condfild,
Mass; W. Pratt, Charlottesville, Va; J. A.
Pace, Petersburg; W. ]. Fulton, North Carolina;
J.. W. Alson, Mrs. Allison and child.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TV1V
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust,
ID executed on the 10th day of September,
1857. for the benefit of c. W. Bonney, by ]. d.
EIwell, will be sold, ON the 4th day of September,
1866, at Princess Anne Court House, a Tract OF
Land called the "Home Farm formerly ow ned
by Henry Bonney, situated in Princess Anne
County, about u of a mile from Pungo Bridge, a
public landing. on the Albemarle and Chesa-
peake Canal. The Land is light and quick, suita-
BILE for trucking. The tract contains 1870 acres,
about one half cleared, and the other well set in
Pine and other timber. There is good Dwell
ing on the Farm. s 50
Terms Ono third cash; the balance in two in
stallments of 6 and IL months, purchaser giving
negotiable note with security for the deferred
payments, and the title TO the Land retained UNI
til the whole of the purchase money is paid
Persons wishing to inspect the premises, can
do so by calling on Mr.. j ames F. MurIen, at
Pungo Bridge. RYLAND CAPPS, -
aul5-t4 sep #: Trustee
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BuRGLARIoUs,-TLast. night between 2 and
ao'clock some person OR persons unkn own ywn
tried toJforee an entrance into several houses
on South street in Portsmouth. The neigh
borhood was reused, but before they could
arrest the robbers, they succeeded in making
their escape from the shore in a boat. ss
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The TABLEAux.-Tab will be exhib-
tied tonight and tomorrow night, at Proyi-
dcnce Church. Ferry Point. the receipts from
which will be appropriated to tie repairs OF
the Church We hope they will be gener-
ously patronized, as the building is in sad
want of renovation
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The GOLD WAToH AND. CHAIN We are
pleased to learn that the advertisement in
serted in the DAY Books columns of Gold
Watch and Chain lost, has been successful in
restoring the property to its owner. Such is
the effect of the largest city circulation, of
course. The Watch and Chain, however, has
been restored to. its owner and we learn was
valued at about $l25, and the finder. literally
rewarded with a gift of $25 for his honesty.
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RE-AssEssMENr OF REAL EsTArE.-The
proviso relative to assessing real estate seems
to justify the recent action of the Council
The ordinance or proyiso restricts the assess
ment TO period ofeyery four years unless
otser,cise directed BY the Oou,,czs-w which
seems to justify their late action providing
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This Company is doing a very encouraging
business. Yesterday about two, hundred
emigrants, Quakers, from Guilford and Stokes
Counties, &C, came by the down train,
bound for Indiana The freight trains have
been bringing from the old North State quite
quantity Of cotton and considerable
amount of dried fruit for shipment to the
Northern markets. The business of the road
has been il ereasing to,u,h an extent as to de-
mand additional freight engines, which will
be provided in due time. The Company is
under a very efficient management, and is
fairly on the road to prosperity. sal 9 aais
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ATTENTION. Transportation for wagons,
trucks, and carts, cannot be furnished on the
Norfolk county and Portsmouth ferry after s
o'clock Thursday morning, the 10th inst, the
float bridge having been moved from the dock
at the end of High street, to the lower dock
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Northern Enterprise in Virginia

= It is stated that a New York firm has paf
chased the Glenwood property in Rock bridge
county, consisting of si2s, 600 acres, The
mines arctic be worked extsnsiyel y, and a
rolling min is to be established. This is what
we like to sees FOR it is what is necessary to
the development Of our great resources. - We
HAYS the material, but lack the capital. We
hail all such enterprises. otyt
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The Architect.

A few days ago we published an article or
"Our Houses which we are glad to hear ha!
excited some attention; as indeed it shonlc
have donea for it is matter of general re-
mark that while our houses cost so much
money, they are about the most inconvenieni
dwellings, that can be found 10 any other
city Of the size of Norfolk, and that they are
built with the least regard to health and
beauty a.eie7 rs. q -
We will not enter into the causes of our
having built these queer structures in rmer
years. We know that our labor was in times
Of yors unskilled, compared to what it is now,
and that even twenty years ago we could not
have done much better than we did. But
those times have gone by, and we should
adapt ourselves to the new age:-we should
awake, rub our eyes, and look around u.s.
We have many houses that by the ex PEN
diture OF few hundred dollars could be fur
nished with modern improvements, and made
much more slightly and healthy Indeed, we
know of no more profitable means of perman-
entity Investing money than by putting five
hundred dollars on a house to make it more
desirable e 4ss'a j. s5tsroa 5spl .9aiba
Yet but few Of our people know how to go
about any such beneficial alterations they
require the application OF science, and that
science must be acquired by patient study
and long practical acquaintance with the
theory and details of architecture Ia atl4
Whenever we have to build houses, or alter
our present queer looking domciles, we
should consult man who is qualified to adj
wise us how to proceed, and to undertake the
work. We should save in all this, and that,
too, not at the "spigot" but at the chung" ~ ~
The Northern people ara proverbially
sharp when their own interest is in question.
Who ever heard of one of them going about
building his own house in their great cities 7
If he wants case carried through court to a
successful result, he employs a. lawyer. well
versed in the my.teries Of the law: aud if he
builds house he employs an architect well
versed in the mysteries Of architecture. If
we were to say that we could plead our own
cause as we'll as one of our acute and legally
learned firms, we should be thought to be ar
rogant In the extreme but we are equally
blind TO our own interest when we attempt
to build house without consulting our old
school-mate and friend, MrtHuLL, or some
other proficient, whom We have, reason to rate
an accomplished architect If we were to
employ such man, of well-known honesty
and talents, we feel certain that for a
minimum Of money we should obtain in our
edifce a maximum of convenience and
beauty. M Aoi!4sF. iat Faaub &Ai e .etEh 'ef
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PORTSMOUTH Doc LAw.-The dog law goes
into effect tomorrow. Dogs found at large
will be arrested" and if the license is not
paid by the owner they will be killed.
Owners will take due notice. and protect their
''Trays" and "Blanches 3qs4 g. 4s
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THANKs.-We are indebted toMr M. J..
FoGARTY, bookseller and periodical dealer,
for copies of Northern papers in advance of
the mail His establishment is No. Main
treet, opposite Bank street, and the latest
journals may be had at his counter. ~
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me FERRY BoATs. The work ON the dock
N Portsmouth was not commenced this morn
ing, and the boats continue to- use it. It
greatly needs repairs, which no doubt will be
commenced very shortly. iaa .a73s6s 81 87ois
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-Facts from .Rep0rt of
Board of Referees

Combined circulation Of Day Book 1883
Combined circulation of Virgnian e48
Day Books city circulation over Vif- f&AA 4
ginian's city circulation. ............... FL
Day Books combined country circula- J. iE b
tione.over Virginians daily coun- sa
try circulation : 81. 1! 4 Al .a.a. 30 9314
Day Books combined circulation over 4oy 27aa
Virginian's combined circulationa..a.i. 1sl 1886
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NIGHT EXCURSION Last night a crowd
of the fair. sons aud daughters left Ports
mouth on the fine Sloop Hector Bell, for an
excursion up the river They returned after
enjoying themselves at 8 o'clock this morn
ing . EE8sE8f5
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ARREsTED.-The negroes who stole the cat
tie from Mr.. James q, Hodges have been ar
r rested and committed to Jail by Justice Hall
Inc cattle were driven from the field of Mr.
Hodges, where they were grazing, and shot.
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ATTENTION PORTSMOUTH POLICE !-Thers
are complaints Of a disorderly house on the
corner Of Crabb and Dinwiddie steeets.
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THANKs.--We are indebted toths National
Express and Transportation Co. and to Harm
dens Express for files of late Northern pa
DerB
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Picnic AT WAvERLY.-Th Ladies Memo
rial Association, Of Petersburg, will give Pic
mic at Waverly, on the line Of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad, on Saturday, the 18th
instant, for the benefit of the Association.
The ladies have appointed Colonel w Fl.
Taylor Major g. r. Grandy, and Captain
Joseph Walters. Of this city, to solicit. sub
seriptions of supplies for this Picnic.iissao9
The provisions, which may be given by
our citizens for this laudable purpose, are to
be prepared ready for Immediate use, and
any articles in the coAmissary line will be
most gratefully received .ss, s..,,,q., I'D
Arrangements have been made to carry
persons whs may desire to attend, and bring
them back in the afternoon, for two dollars,
the round trip, including dinners
The gentlemen who have been appointed
to. receive donations Of prepared provisions,
will be most happy to take charge Of them,
and in due time will give notice where they
may be sent. We cannot too warmly COM
mend the objects Of the Memorial Associa-
ton to the favor Of our citizens, and hope
that abundant supplies will be prepared in
time to help out the commendable cause. I'll
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By W. r. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer- e.
V,RUsrEE's sALEoFvALUABLE

~ = i
SALE OF VALUABLE
1 MACHINERY, Il O0LS, &C., OF THE
CENTRAL IRON WORKS" NORFOLK, Va
BY virtue of deed of trust, executed to us on
the 25th of july, 1866, by VIM. L. Petit and
Johannes Watson, partners, doing business under
the firm and style of Petit 4 Watson, we shall
sell, at public auction, for cash, on the premises,
located ON Wide Water street, Norfolk, Va, No
IS. commencing at 10 o'clock, a. M, ON the 10th
day of August next, 1866, the entire AACHIN E.
-RY !, TOOLS, &c. ofthe extensive and complete
establishment, known as Central Iron Works"
Also, several valuable Steam Engines, two or
three excellent Boilers, three number one Lathes,
and other valuable articles of like kind.
Immediately after the sale of the above articles
we shall ..s.t... t... ~
ExH OFFER FOR RENT,
For the balance of the year, the BUILDINGS
and PREMISES of the said Iron Works. ,.
D. J. GOODWIN, (Tr,stoos
VIM. H.. ELLIS,
W. R. ROBERTS,
jy3l = f-f Lt-<Fz Auctioneers.
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The NEx BAY L1Nr-.This onnosition to

The NEW BAY L1NE-This opposition to
the Old Bay Line will, in day OF two, be
wlthdrawn-arrangements to this effect hav-
lng beer recently consummatsd. The steam
er George Leary will continue to run asihere-
tofore, but not as an opposition boat. While
this arrangement willIiot conduce to the pub
Tic advantage, as competition tends to reduce
the fare, enlarge the accommodation, and thus
add to the public convenience and benefit, it
will increase the receipts of the Seaboard road
and those Of the Old Bay Line, which, for its
spirit of accommodation, its staunch and wei
furnished boats, and the efficiency and urban
ty of its officers, is fully entitled to the con-
fdence and patronage of the public While,
therefore, the public may regret the with
drawal or absence of competition, there are no
into whose Golfers we should pre-
fer the profits Of the freight and travel to
flow, to those of the Seaboard road and the
Old Bay Line, whose liberal course to these
two communities in period oof,unparaleled
distress should ever be gratefully remember
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THE GEORGE APPoLD This Boston steam
en- lett Saturday, taking as portion of her
cargo, upwards Of thirty thol,san, water
melons and other freight shipped by our
trurkprs .-kyaazt tt.si e5s5NIIf s.S.5a
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TOURNAMENT AND BALL AT JoNRs's
SPRlYGs, We haveto acknowledge the re-
ceipt of an invitation to grand display at
the above named place, announced for the
fourth Of September, and not the first, as we
previously understood The contest will be
particularly exciting, it is thought, as the
counties of Halifax and Edgecombe, have
challenged Warren and Nash, tosa trial of
skill, Representations are expected from all
the lcwland counties, and the display of
craftsmanship and lovely. faces, fine riding
and graceful dancing, loys-making and heart
breaking, will undoubtedly be very pleasant
to all beholders b s5eE5aiS To4 - .sA .a57
The genial character and profase hospitali-
try Of the host who is well known to our
North lCaio readers as the proprietor of
the Yarboro' House in Raleigh, give guar
anty that the affair will be conducted with a
generous regard for the pleasure Of his guests.
We wish our friend a brilliant and happy
time oft, and promise if possible to be pres
emit aud chronicle the gay incidents Of, the oc-
casion; though we much fear the duties of the
daily treadmill will keep us at home. slqo ia
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PICNIC AT MONEY POINT.
TIME CHILDREN OF THE Methodist
Protestant Sabbath School of the City of
Norfolk, will hold Picnic at Money Point,
Norfolk County, on Friday next. The Steamer
Fairy will leave the old Curtis Peck's wharf, on
that morning at Z o'clock, to convey passen-
There will be all kinds If R,fresh ments on
board. " '-"
Fare for the round trip, Adults so cents; Chill
dren 25 cents. s-.7 'ti.i t->.st t-.. =
VIM. l.. PETIT, ! Committee of
l. .. GARDNER, : Arrangements.
.aul5.2* eal1a-E ii.aii.tt . s41 a. J.L
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eisz THIS NEW INVENTION ,
No. 5, Commercial Roac

HAS EVERY ADVANTAGES OVER tar
OLD ISSUE"
- lion X Err o.SE n Il
Er tt4e FL
First.~-lT IS 25 per CENT CHEAPER.
ssecohd.-IT Is NON EXPLOSIVE and NO
DAMAGE IN IT. -a' .7 H-
Third. 1T gives more brilliant and mellow
Illumination.
Fourth 1t has not the dsagreeable odcr /
Fifth 1t is more pleasant to handle. -
Sixth-It can be used in any style oflamp
We offer this new invention to the public,
consoed with the assurance that it IS all We re
commend. 2 . +" to] 3 asa
Call and examine for yourselves, and
a.i Judge Ye.hoi7 c-art 'vFt.
We have purchased the patent right ofthis
article for the State of Virginia. .1
Hs I, A. YOUNG d CO.,
lsJ--a Corner of Roanoke Square,
H27-D&W-lm ~ and Wide Water street.
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FARM FOR SALE.

40 ~. 4i FARM FOR SALE aailss,...
4 OFFER FOR SALE GAO ACRES
" on Warwick river, four miles from its mouth.
About 50 acres of said tract is hard marsh ex-
celent for stock, 60 to IS acres cleared, and the
remainder in good Pine timber. The soil is good
but not highly improved '- 5 si.t'S
Terms Fifteen (Sl5) Dollars. per acre, pay able
one half cash, and the other halt on the 18th day
of December next. Address
's DR.. W. H. CURTIS,
aul4-2w Yorktown.
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Mayors CoURr-Aug. 14.-His Honor John R.
Ludlow, presding:-
Charles Banks for breach of peace fined S.
George Evans for breach of peace discharged.
VIM. Cherry for breach Of peace sent to jail to
be examined. iii aa .- f., eifega. aIftt .,It
James Catlin drunk, fined SIS. S1
Austin Murser dsorderly, fined SIS. s,i
Sergeant Burk reports the city quiet, and the
watch in faithful discharge of their duty.
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F. F. FERGUSON, AuctiOneer-
q r. =. FERG USON, Aucfi0neer.

COMMISSIONERS SALES OF REAL
'+ ai''' ESTATE sstE @t@s Vi
-nN II RID AY THE tn day of
" August inst, shall proceed to sell at Pub
lie Auction, on the premises as Special Com
missioner, under decree of the Circuit Court of
Norfolk City, pronounced in the suit in Chancery
of Hatton VS.. Hatton, the following real estate in
the city of Norfolk, belonging to the estate of
John F. Hatton, deceased, Viz
2 Wood Houses and Lots on Hawk street. 81. q.
Z l House and Lot on Butte and Hawk streets.
Lots on Fenchurch street, with Brick Kitch-
ems. "a. f.+E tfe .far d. les..i s.-.ety 5. b.
Z The sale " i'll commence at ii O'clock on the
premises ON Fenchurch street.
Terms of Sale-One-quarter cash, the balance
upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen months;
the purchaser to give bonds, with good security
for the deferred payments, bearing interest from
the day of SALE --.-
The purchaser will be entitled to the possession
of the property, or to the rents from the day Of
sale. The title to be retained until the further
order of the Court. "-t,'
GEORGE LOYAL, JR., AL
Special Commissioner.
.EI# ~ F.F. FERGUSON,
au6tds s-aI- Auctioneer,
BY W. X. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer- s.7
Gorner Roanoks Souare anc Xide Water Street.
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MAYORS &CouRr.-P Portsmouth, at 15th
His Honor Mayor White presiding
Richard Cooper, arrested for carrying conceal
ed weaponsj 6ned $40. ,.ia v.- r,..a,, - -,l..t
G, Bripherhof, arrested for bringing an empty
box on the sidewalk during the night; fined So.
Madison Copeland complained that H. Cooke
assaulted and beat him without provocaton;
charge not sustained. ,s5a -na 5-ar 80
Joseph Dun, charged with obstructng the mar.
ket; fined So. 7 .m g. 7it "a - ID f 3
Francis Riley, charged with keeping pigs in
his yard; discharged. 9a.4e aia.ed 'i4as