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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-03

MAYER BROTHERS, Manufacturer, of
W Tobacco. Cigars Dealers in Chewing
and Leat tobacco. II Tchopitoula> street. BE-
tween Matches and PoydraS New Orleans.
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Our Philadelphia made BOOTS and SHOES
for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Children,
consisting Of every possible variety, are re-
ceived and you have only TO buy pair to
satisfy yourself that you have got your money
back
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MERIDIAN.

s. G. NEWCOMER s co.
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y. w. COVFNGTON.
j. Il. HARGR0YE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, BRANDON, MISS
"A WIll attend all the courts at Brandon and Jack
son, will collect claims in Vcksburg Canton or any
where in Mississippi, when business win Justify.
Having Praeticed inahe I'd Judicial District of Mis-
slSslPpl, he has superior advantage of knowing the
people. WIZ also sell or lease land or buy for
toiore sold and do everything usually done in a
general Real Estate Brokerage business. Feb2dIy
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SOUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MA
- CHIMES. The noiSeleSs machines or
Wilcox n Gibbs, win sew. hem. ten. braid
tuck, gather, quilt, cord, and cmbroider, with
satisfaction. Agents wanted at No. st.
Charles ~treet-BoN 3SG. New Orleans.
oclAdlv
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90 X > ELL Z RS
STATIC ERS
STR r + II,
Jackson, Miss,
-EEP constantly on hand and are receiv-
l iBg daily
ANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS
Used in the State,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS. INK.
STATES, PENS, PENCILS,
PENHOLDERS,
CHALK CRANONS
If BOUkS-school and Letter,
CAP, LETTER and NOTE PAPER
All sizes and qualities,
GEOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
AUTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
FaircLirs celebrated GOLD PENS
-.ran', TOY BOOKS,
MUSIC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
ALI PAPER-loo different patterns,
WRITING DESKS,
INkSTANDS-all kinds,
ALBUM CARDS
Plain and Colored,
..1rn Publication of PsALMIST,
southern Publication of
METHODIST MNS,
PRAYERS,
-bLES-12mo. to large Bagstcr-au styles.
LAW, MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS
'0h> not on hand. we order, and charge
-.'''lefs RetaH p~;.o
'9 have on hand and are receiving daily
iae assortment Of
LITERARY WORKS and
FINE BOUND BOOKS
BY Standard Authors
-'nhRAL DISCOUNT To THE TRADE
'o'il Tor the sale of Cushman tS Geor ge
mississippi REPORTS.
EIRICH e co,
0ohNELl4ERS AND STATIONERS,
Capitol street, jackson, Miss
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E1RICH C co,
'oohNELl.ERs AND sTATIONERS,
Capitol street, Jackson, Miss.
GAS LIGHT

& y as ", MGrAs n have been put in thorousb re,air
arg sht s ml be ~ furnished BY the first OF next Tee
|leefs &c ~ VI D. Flplng Meters Burners Chan
Il PC 5 70 their residences or business houses can
y Gas Wor ~ once by leaving their orders at the
''' anu Coke for sale at moderate prices
aprli5.ian.d Thus E. HELM,
President.
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Highly Important.

w are now receiving at our store on
soel - Z ear I street, large and well selected
l. - VI Planters supplies and Family Groce-
u.s., ~ which we invite the attention of our
I;;99iaers I;9i and friends.
q 1aeeral advances made on Cotton consigned
Sl friends in New orleans.
h,,. T. f. OWEN s. co.
~kson, Oct /. 1866 @ oca-d3m
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A TTORNEY lS COUNSELOR Al Law,
n jackson, Miss, will practice in the various
Courts IN the counties of Kinds, Rankin, Madi-
son. IsSaquena, Washington, Bolivar, ana IN
the United States District at Jackson.
All business entrusted to him, will receive
prompt attention.
special attention given to the collection of
claims septl2du.
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.TEs OF ADVERTISING,

:. Advertisements. first insertion. Al 80
sssissoa..uent insertion. 75cts. per square
ssss1ssness notices of advertisements tn h.
pa1s-anty cents per line; if more than ont
II y rsTts per nne, each insertion.
te..,cfs teD viii be charged in all cases "a tran
lsrasements
sSass1 Sa1,1 ii publication made tn TIE advertise
!. fas.ient advertisements must be paid for IN
riD''' -
-. with regular advertisers shall be rem
ss8thlT
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HUMPHREYS
III 0U GOPA HIC sPE CIFTCS

II AVE proved, from the most ample experience,
Il 4 entire success. Observation-Disclosures, and
reliable. They the only Medicines perfectly
adapt eo popular use-so simple that mistakes
not be made in using them, harmless to be free
from danger and efficient to be always reliable
They have raised the highest commenda ton from ALL
and will always render satisfaction.
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eW Orleans Business CardS.


81 Ne. =. Carondsler street 90 -.,l'' ,eiites',
Evening. PenmanShip. Bockkeenip,. Nh t'tI
ematiCs. and Languages taught. Str,f.,,,-
rom the country can koard with the pri,'(i,',I
oct l6. 5m. ''''' l'''l'
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No l. Cures Ferss Congestion lnfamations. ....25
2, " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Cholic 25
3, Crytas- Collie Teething of infants IS
" :, Djdrrhoea of children or adults .25
" 5, " DyseHtery. Gripping, Bilious Colic------25
o, " Ch0Iera-M0r6Hs, Nausea, Vomiting --25
7, Coughs .Cslds. Bronchitis .----------.25
{, Neuralgia, Teoth- ache, Face ache.
:" g. Headaches, Sck Headache, Vertigo ....25
10, '' Dyspepsia, Billions Stomach. .----...-.25
" H. " Suppressed, or painful Periods
II, Whites too profuse Periods IS
l3, Group. Cough difficult Breathing. -
" IA, Sah RteHH Erysipelas, EruPtions---.25
l6 FeDer and Ague, Chill Fever, Ague--25
" II, Piles blind or bleeding .@-----50
" le, &c OphthdIHRy and sore weak Ely so
" 49, CdtdTTh, acute or chronic, Influenza. 50
" 20 Whooptns- Cough. violent Coughs ------5o
81 4ssa. 41 soBREss4MiXf liz breathing
SssaSGen sg fE6SB6 ffifdfnns fif1fnss
"a Kidney Disease. Gravel l-----.......--5
" 2s Nerrons Debility Seminal Emissions,
involuntary Discharges. ---.--.lOO
% d" Sore Mouth, Canker- ...'.. 9O
30 Urinary TtcoattReHce wetdng bed 9O
H al Painful Periods, even with Spasms- %
%, " SuFetnss at change of life I00 90
33 EpileDsg Spasms, st. Vitus Dance II w
34 Digtferid liberated Sore Throat.... 5O
FAMILY CASES.
35 walls morocco case, and book. ...---.'..SIOO W
20 lsege vals in morocco, and o'ok-------- 00 0o
20 large vials plain case, and book--------- w
Is boxes (Nos. to l5) and book----------.-- w
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases, 10 visls- W W
Single vials, with dire ections- 1 w
These RemeuieSi DY Inc CaSO VI HAiAe' -
sent to anv part of the country, by Mail Express,
free,of charge on receipt of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot, No. 500 Broadway, New York
Dr. Humphreys is consulted daily at his once per
sopay or by letter. above for all forms OF disease
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States.
CRAFT & JOHNSON,
AGENTS,
Jackson, Mss.
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DOCTOR sPYER,

u7EETH AND PAINLESS DENTISTRY,
i1.nS A fuII Sett of Teeth made in Thirty
Hours. Hours Teeth inserted on Vulcanite Base,
vastly superior to gold in every respect being
much stronger and more durable, ana can be
furnished at Half the Price.
The most nervous persons - GU rai,, rnotb
Extracted without pain. sep-t-'uIo-u
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JONES HOUSE,

MERIDIAN MISS JOSIAH JONES Proprle-
NJ tor This commodious Hotel has bees renoNst.
ed and otherwise prepared for the seconraodAnon q
guests. The proprietor promises 20 keep nls taD%S
supplied with everything the market Affords haz.
stable is keptin cSnnection with the house; "a
animals will be well cared for. July -
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& I bUCoNGE. Importer and Dealer in
N French. American and Fnglisb Drn,r,
Chemicals. Pertumery, Patent Medicines SIR
Elcal Instruments, TruSses Brushes, and
druggists SundrieS, No. 50 Chartres street. g.
tabliShed in lS29 oct ~ III,
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RAGsDALE HOUSE,

MERIDIAN, MISS, on the HILL the East sida
vi of the Railroad, is always open for Transient
and Permanent Boarders, day and night. Its roOma
are large and oOmmodious, and the Proprietor Is
making additions and Improvements continually.
REMEMBER
"RAGsDALE HOUSE,"
Dec. 10. Il East and the Railroad track
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[ RIAH MILLSAPS,
Gallatin Miss


"A. - "AAhEkS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
"A Agent Jackson, Miss
viii practice in all the Courts held at Jackson and
in the United States District Court at Oxford Miss
Collections promptly made in all parts of the State
Plantations bought and sold having superior facili
ties here, North and in Europe.
once at the Old Land OfHoe in the Capitol.
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Cluny, Cluny and Matise. Nalencine, Black
and White LACES,
CROCHET LACEs and INSERTINGS.
Cambria EDGING,
Linen Cambria EDGING and FLOUNCING,
Cuny, Cluny q Maltise HANDKERCHIEFo
COLLARS and CUFFS.
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BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING.

We have a splendid assortment Of CAR
PETS. RUGS, MATING and OIL CLOTHS.
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nREGSsIsV~

/ORN y BREAIER. qS Camp street. Con
- st9ntiy on hand first class Pianos. PlveI',
Martin ;, ouNrier's, the celebrated Cycloid. etc
oct. Is, a ~ '''>'
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KENT, THonAE Il CARTER,

PoNpRAS STREET.
PORT EltS OF AND DEALERS IN
CordaSe, BagginC, Bale Rope. Iron Tie.
Agents for + w. nEvoE & 90 T,,,e N-5rL
Brilliant Coal Oil. Sc .ant,,g,isi
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DR. u. H.. CARTER,
KYAPP g. HUFFMAN,

DENTAL SURGEONS, JACKSON, Miss
- DIR. KNAPP having associated DIR. JOHN
w. HUFFMAN with him in the pracuce OF
Dontistrv vyould recommend him to his friends
and patrons. as gentleman of skill and eXpe-
rience in his profession, and every way worthy
of patronage. DIR. ii. will occupy my office
during my absence. and attend to those IN the
country who may desire his services.
TaaI-go,, limo ln 1886 diff,
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T What you want Is here and must be sold
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IL NIGHT X co, Dealers in MACHINERY.
= .beiung, Cotton Gins, etc, l1O and IL
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COMMERCIAL.
NORFOLK. May 1866.

NORFOLK, May D 1000
Gotd.-Gold stands firm at l.27.
Corn.-The sales reported on Change this NOR
ming, wore 800 bushels Of White Corn at 90c., by
Grandy 4 Sons.
Cotton.-Sales Of So bales Of Cotton by K. Biggs
Co. Middling Soc, Low Middling 2Sc. Also
lot of mixed grades of Cotton at 2sc., by Grandy
4 Sons.
During the past week, the market has been
unsettled. Nothing has been done in Cotton
buyers not disposed to pay over 28c. for mid
ding, holders ask SOC. Receipts during the week
about 1000 bales, portion Of this quantity in
transitu.
Corn continues in good demand at quotations
Receipts very light.
N. @. Fish are coming in freely I'VE quote No.
Shad at Sll, half bbls. S5@$511; Roe Herrings
$l0@$ll; Cut Herrings $500.
Slaves are in good demand at quotations Re-
ceipts about 200, 900 during the week
Long Lumber in fair demand, at lower prices.
B. Z. Peas are wanted-none In market.
Naval Stores dull-prices nominal.
Flaxseed in good demand.
Peruvian Guano lower, with small stock on the
market.
The market is generally well supplied with
North Carolina and Virginia Bacon, also West
ern, with firm market.
North Carolina and Virginia Lard 10 active
advanced one cent on the week.
The market well supplied with merchandise,
and dealers anxious to sell,
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SAnMAKERs AT THE NAVY YARD.-We
very much regret to learn that proscriPtive
feeling has been shown towards our citizens
by some of the employers in the Navy Yard
and while sailmakers who are living with
their families cannot obtain employment, per-
sons from distance are sent for, brought on,
and put to work. 1t seems that Mr.. Spoon
or, the foreman under master sailmaker of
the United States Navy, refuses to recon-
mend men who ever been in the rebel SER
vice, although they have taken the oath,
are good workmen, steady and honest cti-
zens, and the friends of President johnson
and his policy so that, instead of these des-
CRYING citizens getting work, eight men have
already been brought from Baltimore and
put on, and six more are expected. Mr..
Spooner, it seems, will not recommend Vir-
ginians for employment, because they worked
for the rebels; yet, we are informed that Mr..
Spooner took contract, and worked for the
rebels also, besides having a son in the rebel
army. So much for consistency We call
public attention to this matter, in the hope
that less proscriptive policy may prevail.
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A SERIOUS NUIsANCE.--As we have often
repeated, we intend that the DAY Book shall
be fair expositor of passing events in our
midst, and strictly devoted to the interests of
the community at large.
Now, when we see anything deserving cur
praise or sanction, we are always the first to
bestow it on "whom it may concern" like
wise, wherever or whenever we behold any
thing likely to prove detrimental to the inte-
rests of the community, we are equally ready
to censure where censure belongs.
We very rightly praised the Board of
Health and Street Inspector, a few days since,
for their indefatigable efforts regarding the
salubrity of our city; to-day we intend to
devote few lines of merited censure towards
them, for allowing the owner to keep his lot in
the rear of Johnson's Hall, in the state of filth
in which it is.
Our citizens living in that locality have re-
peatedly told us that, some days, it is impos-
sible for them to remain at home, on account
of the insuferable stencil proceeding from the
stagnant water and mud that lies there the
entire summer.
We CALL therefore, it the earnest solicitation
ofmany of our fellow citizens, upon the proper
authorities, the Board of Health, the street In
spector, or the city fathers, lit matters not
whom. so it is attended to,) to see that this
mire or lot be properly filed up by the own
er thereof, and this serious nuisance abated.
These are no times to pander and seek to con-
ceal nuisances which undated, may be the
cause of great danger to our fellow citizens,
and more especially at time like this, when
all cities are doing their utmost to prepare for
the arrival on our shores of the fatal scourge
Asiatic cholera.
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MILITARY CoMMIssIoN.-A Military Com
mission, or Board of Inquiry, composed of
the following officers, namely: Brevet Brig.
General Burton, Colored Fifth United States
Artillery, President; Major Bissel, Eleventh
United States Infantry, and Captain Vance
Recorder, has been appointed
The Commission are accompanied by. a
short hand reporter. to take down their pro-
ceedings in extent We indirectly learn the
object of this Board is for the purpose of
investigating the cause of the late riots.
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POLICE REPoRT.-The following are the
statistics of the prisoners arrested and confined
in the City Watch House, for the month end
Ing April 2Sd, 1865: White males, 50; white
females, g. black males, Al; black females, 49,:
total l24. Charges-Drunk and disorderly
4S; breach of the peace, 20; suspicious, 8;
creating nuisance, IS; applied for lodgings,
IL; stealing, carrying concealed weapons, re-
sisting and abusing the officers while in the
discharge of their duties, %; total, 1874. Dis
position-Fined, 70; discharged. %; released,
ID; committed. 49, ordered to leave the city;
s; total, "a.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
TENT n Of our readers:
g4 At auction. Messrs. Leigh, Bro. d Phelps,
offer sale on Tuesday next, desirable dwelling
house on Butte street, also the household iurni-
ture.
On Saturday morning, they offer stock of
boots, shoes and miscellaneous goods. The store
ola merchant declining business, also very fine
piano. See their advertisements und r the auc-
ton head. cn .--5
- Attention Ladiss.--See the advertisement of
the young man who wants to marry.
b. r. Bockover, has fine lot of golden leaf
tobacco, and 500 bushels peas.
II. D. Bice, offers good things too numerous
to mention; amongst which we find ice cream of
e. cry variety, wines of various brands and choice
cigars.
r. II. Stsssns, ,Esq., is a candidate for the
office of street Inspector. Read his announce.
ment.
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JOHN w. WHiTEHURsT
Norfolk Virginia, May 2 1866.

HE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL
RoAD.-lt affords us great pleasure to note
the daily increase of freight and travel on
this road since the first day it started anew.
We cannot be any too thankful to General
Malone for the activity and determined 60
ahead-ism displayed by him in. the arduous
duties that devolved on him from the time
ne hrst took charge of this task to the day Of
Its final successful completion We certainly
have fine set of officers attached to this road,
gentlemen of known capabihty, whose very
presence, it seems to us, should be sufficient
to warrant the success of the same Every
one Is too familiar with the name of its worthy
President, General Malone, for us to say one
word IN regard to him. Then comes Mr..
Fink, the able Engineer and superintendent,
so we'll and favorably known to our commu-
nifty; and finally the Treasurer, Col. Corprew,
the favorits OF the Norfolk boys" and the
Agent, Col. Groner, the gallant soldier, whose
name has often been mentioned in connection
with deeds of valor. These compose the Of
fcers of this Road, and we hope to herald
ere long, the fact that thousands of bales of
cotton are daily passing on this line to our
old seaport
long,
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HEAVY FREIGHTs.-Both lines Of Balti-
more boats, which arrived here this morning
were loaded down with heavy freights for
Norfolk and Portsmouth, and for various
points In North Carolina. We learn that the
transportation is increasing daily which speaks
well for the success of our lines of Steamboats,
and Railroads.
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SESSION or THE COMMON CoUEcil.-The
Council met on the I'd instant, at 100 P. NJ.
Present.. Delany, Esq. in the Chair.
Messrs. w. I. Harrison, c. H. Rowland,
Z. L. Allmand, NJ. Parks, J. A. Saunders, E.
J. Griffith, j. T. Redmond. B. W. Catch.
The President read the proceedings of the
Select Council, acting with those of the Com
mon Council Assented to in every instance
"A number Of bills were ordered to be
paid.
Captain Lakin's Petition accepted The
Fire Department will dispose Of two old en-
gines.
Report received from Committee on Streets
in reference to Sanitary measure, left to Board
OF HEALTH recommending the appointment of
an Assistant Inspector at $50 month. -.
Adopted.
Communication from School Commission
ers, asking an appropriation Of $2,116, for
payment of teachers Accepted and granted.
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MAYORS CouRr-Portsmomk May 3, 1866
Mayor Collins Presiding -
Andrew Jones, (colored) arrested on complaint
of Dennis Evans, (coloredj charged with assault
and battery. 1t appearing from the evidence
that both parties were engaged in fight
Fined S..
with officer Harrison, in the discharge of his du-
Ties. Fined $40. Committed for ten days in de-
fault Of payment.
W. Taylor, (colored) arrested by officers john
son and Harrison, having escaped from Norfolk
jail, where he was confined under a charge of
felony. Turned over to Norfolk authorities.
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STREET INsPEoToR.-Mr R. H. Stevens,
gentleman well and favorably known as a
first rate and energetic man of business, is a
candidate for the Office of Street Inspector. r.
We call the attention of his friends and the
public to the fact. Mr.. Stevens is 80 well
known, that any further remarks of ours
would be superfuous
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MAYORS Cousr, Norfolk.-Justios 2. Sykes,
Presiding.
Fined S..
Margaret White, colored, drunk and disorderly
and rotous. Fined SIS, and committed to Jail in
default OF payment.
VIM. Tulby, arrested for being drunk. Fined
S..
James Kayman applied for lodging
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoHr OF NORFOLK AND PoRrsnours, May

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PoRTsMours, May 3.
ARRIVALS.
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
Str Adelaide, Cannon, BALTIC
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond
Str Eolus, McUarrick, Yorktown.
Schr R. c. A. Ward, Hurst, N. York, hay to
Robt. Reed.
Schr A. r. Whimore, Lippincot., n York, hay
to John y. Carnage.
Schr Amanda, Benbsrger, Baltimore, coal to
E. Staples.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Eolus, McCarrick. Mathews.
Str. NJ. Martin, Haines, Richmond.
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BILL SHAp CAPTUREp.-Ths notorious
character, Bill Shad, alias Billy Sullivan, who
made his escape from the City Prison, on
Tuesday night, was captured this morning.
He made his escape in company with John
Cornick, alias John Jones, who is considered
within reach of the officers of the law.
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MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS accom- panied by
one child, arrived at Old Point this morning
On visit to her husband, permission having
been granted by President johnson
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SESSION OF THE SELECT CoUNcIL.-At a
meeting of the Select Council, held on May
I'd, 1866
Present-James Cornick, ESQ.,, President;
E. ?. Tabb, Esq, Vice President.
Messrs. Z. Il. Armstead, c. Ramsay, j. T.
Daniel, c, A. Santos, R. Capps, C. L. Cole,
VIM. Ward, e. w. Cowdery, A. l.. Hill.
The City Tax bill was discussed
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NORFOLK L. A. BLuEs.-The members of
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues are re-
quested to meet this Thursday evening, at 8
o'clock, at the City Hall. A full attendance
is expected, Honorary members are requested
to attend.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES We are informed
tnat curing the year 1865, sixty-one marriage
licenses We're issued by the Clerk of Norfolk
County Court SO that the matrimonial market
was not very Furnishing. We are rather as
tonished that our young men, who left their
sweethearts behind during the war, have not
been more eagerly pressing into the moose
matrimonial; but hard times, perhaps, ac-
counts for it.