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OBITUARY

ARTHUR EMERSON COLLINS departed
this life at his residence in this city, Saturday
the 18th instant. .s5 3as,ga slsfl3 ~
I The announcement Of this sad intelligence will
cause unfeigned sorrow and regret to his nu-
merous friends and acquaintance to whom he
was endeared by every social tie, and among
whom he was the toast OF every circle and the
pledge OF every set. Time alone assua re the
grief of his heartstricken household and tn. most
sacred tribute of coudolence which could be ten
dered his idolizing sisters, would be the silence
unbroken save by words breathing Of bis FORMER
worth and purity, and assurance of his future
bliss and happiness. Seldom has the pen of a
friend been called upon to make mention of one
more deserving or more highly esteemed than
the subject of this notice. Endowed with every
manly virtue, cultivated mind, and handsome
person, he possessed keen sense of honor, and
was warm hearted, generous and forgiving.
At the commencement of hostilities betwe, n
the North and the South, yielding to his natural
lmpulslveness he quickly espOused the cause of
the Confederacy, and volunteered in the ranks of
the sold Dominion Guards'' to battle in defence
OF his native State For four long years of fruit
less struggle, he endured all the hardships-
braved all the dangers, and participated in all
the adventures of this gallant little band, reaping
the honors which his conspicuous bravery well
merited and which we're as generously awarded
he leaves name which will ever be cherished
and an example which cannot be too highly com
mended. In years gone by, the life Of his com
pany and regiment alike beloved by all, his old
comrades will not fail to revere the memory of
one whose best years and hottest impulses were
wrecked in a mutual cause. His more intimate
friends will forever feel the aching void bis death
has caused in their little circle, consoled only by
the reflection that their loss is his gain SIT ti5i
terra leuis. 3
PoRrsMoUra, Va, October 20, 1866.
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PRODUCE RECEIPTS.

Per Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal, Oct. II.
lt6 cords wood, II, $50 hid slaves, $4,000
cypress slaves, 1926 bus corn, so bus potatoes,
$40 bus wheat, 400 bus peas, loo, 900 feet lumber,
49, 100 shingles, S3 bbs tar, 80 bbs fish, "a bales
cotton, rs tons old iron, 1900 lbs rags 200 doz
eggs. a A{s
80 bales cotton Is ba les rags, 275 bus peas, $50
bus wheat, 69 bbls tar, $4,000 IT lumber, 81 200
slaves, 10000 shingles.
Per Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, Oct. 49,
6S bales cotton, bags wool, 4 irkins bu ter,
50 bags roots, COS bags dried fruit 81 bags fax
seed, 2 boxes beeswax, Is bags feathers, AZ rolls
leather, 81 boxes, bbls tobacco, S car loads cat
tie, "a boxes pipes, bag chesnuts, 8 bags onions
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New Advertisemll,enlItI!s.

y The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
N II Moore 4 Co-Porto Rico Sugar House
Syrup-N York State Cheese -Soapt-4Coffee-7
Brooms-Snuff and Tobacco. ~ ~ as sdl u
:, Marx, u Main street, is selling off at less
than cost. e'sa az a.
Rev Kdw. A. Wilson offers prescription for
consumption.
Z u smith y Bro, Agents N York and vir-
ginia Steamship Co--Steamers leave Norfolk
Tuesday and Saturday nights at 10 o'clock.
W b Rogers ~ Co-Steamer Pocosin, will leave
Wednesday for N Carolina points
W Robinson, Sec'y-Hook and Ladder Co
Notice TO members ,3f- ..4a a.
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BY LEIGH BROS. u PHELPS,
No. s, Commercial Row.
G. X. PHELPS, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
L

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
MAIN STREET PROPERTY
IN PURSUANCE of decree of the Circuit
1 Court of City of Norfolk, made on the
30th day of July, 1865, in a suit therein pending
between Frederick Vincent and others, defen-
dants, and Julia Bonford and others, plaintiffs,
shall sell, at auction, on the premises, ON THURS
DAY, the LIST day Of November, 1866, at IL
O'clock, the
HOUSE AND LOT. -
Formerly owned by Edward Vincent, now de-
ceased situated ON the South side Of East Main
street, and separated from the old Court House
lot by a lane.
The attention of parties who wish to purchase
Family Residence, most elegibly located, is
called to the property.
Terms-Cash for ten per cent. of the purchase
money, the residue in two equal instalments, pay
able at six and nine months from day of sale, and
bearing interest from January l. 1867. Bond
with sufficient security required title retained.
Possession delivered Jan. 1, 1867 Purchaser al
lowed to anticipate the payments.
CHARLES SHARP,
Special Commissioner
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
Auctioneers
Ms t0Qno 6Ats
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THE CANADIANS DEMAND DEATH
FOR THE FENTANS 4

New York, Oct. 28--The Heralds Toron-
to Special correspondent says: Dispatches are
arriving from all parts of the Provinces, de-
mandlng that no mercy be shown the con-
vlcted Feniaus Doubt is entertained If the
Crown can find evidence strong enough to
convict the Rev. Mr.. Lumnsden
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PRESIDENTS MANIFESTO TO THE
CANADIANS ABOUT THE FENIANS. 2

| CANADlANS ABOUI IIlE FENlANS.
Washington, Oct. 28--The Secretary of
State has addressed letter to Sir Frederick
Bruce, in behalf Of Jas. Lynch and Jno Nc
Mahon, recently convicted in Colonial
Court at Canada, and sentenced to death upon
a charge that being citizens Of the Unit ed
States, they were actors in the assault made
in the month Of June last at Fort Erie, in
that colony. The Secretary says the United
States Consul at Toronto has been instructed
to procure for the information Of the Govern
fnerit copy of the record Of the trial and
conviction of Lynch and Mcmahon, and also
of all further trials anG convictions of SINH
lar character
The Secretary says I" the President di-
reefs me to assure you of his most confident
hope that her Majesty's Government will not
only cheerfully comply with the request thus
made, but they will think it proper, also, to
examine the judicial proceedings aforesaid,
with careful regard to the rights of the
United States and to the maintenance Of
good relations between the two countries.
For this reason it will be very gratifying to
the President if you should be able to
give me an assurance that the execution of
the sentences pronounced upon the convicted
prisoners will be suspended if occasion for de-
lay shall arise, in the manner before mention
ed. To make it desirable it is the opinion of
this Government that sound policy comedies
with the best impulses of benevolent ma
ture in recommending tenderness, aa,nesty
and forgiveness in such cases.
Threats are made by the New York Feni-
ans to avenge the death of those convicted
These threats are doing great injury to the
prisoners.
Petitions are to be circulated and sent to the
Governor General to forward to the home Go
vernment, to have the sentences committed to
imprisonment.
David Waller, Patrick Norton and Daniel
Drummond are to be arraigned. Fears are ex-
pressed that the prisoners may escape. There
are III the city over five hundred unemployed
irish American Fen:aLs The prisoners at
Cornwall are to indicted on Monday for high
treason, and tried on the following Wednesday.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
AF A LARGE AND VALUABLE TRkCT

nFA LARGE AND VALUABLE TRLCT Of
" Real Estate in the County of Princess Anne
BY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court for
the County of Princess Anne, pronounced on the
24th day Of September, 1866, in the Chsncery suit
OF Y. w Grandy, assignee, and others, plaintiffs
and Silas S. Gregory, administrator of William
~ Gregory, and others, defendants, the under
signed, as Commissioner. will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at Princess Anne Court House, on MONDAY,
50 day OF December, 1866, (the same being Court
day) at IL o'clock, the real estate in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, of which William n Gre.
CORY died seized and possessed, consisting of
Tract OF Land, containing about 1909 acres, sit
uated in said county, and adjoining the lands of
W. W. Coke and others, rather more than one.
halt OF which is cleared and under CIVILIZATIONS
the remainder is woodland, with a fine growth
oak and other timber.
The Improvements consist of two small Dwell
ings and the necessary out buildings, barns, sta
Dies, dc. For the accommodation of purchasers
the above tract will be divided into two equal
parcels, with the same proportion of woodland at
tached to EACH The dividing line commences al
stake on the London Bridge road, and runs to q
stake at the back line of the farm. This farm is
regarded by competent judges as the finest body
u land within the limits of the county, and well
adapted to the crops raised in this section of tina
state. The old land, under the management OF
its former wner, yielded abundant crops of wheat
and corn; the new land, of which there is large
BODY now in cultivation, and an extensive tract
oeaaed ana ready to be taken in, is of a most su
land Swamp" land of the county, widely known
for the inexhaustible richness of its soil The 10
cation is regarded healthy one, convenient
to schools and churches and in a desirable pr
ton Of the county.
Situated about IL miles from the city Of Nor
iolk, and N miles from the village of kempspiLe,
from whence navigation is safe and easy to the
city, and within four miles of the waters of Lynn
haven river which abound in the finest fish and
oysters 1t is seldom that go valuable and desi-
rable body of land is placed in the market; an
IN view of its superior advantages and the fact
that real estate in this section of Virginia must
appreciate most rapidly in value as soon as tie
public are made familiar with the inducements il
presents. The attention of capitalists as well IS
OF those desiring to locate and find home is con
hdently invited to examination of this pro,
perty.
Terms Of Sale:-Cash enough to pay the cost Of
SUIT and expenses OF sale; the remainder in three
equal instalments, payable in one, two and three
years, with interest from the day of sale; The
purchasers giving bonds, with approved security
for the deferred payments, and the title retained
until the further order of the Court,
For further information apply to Mr.. Samuel
Gregory, near Kempsville, or to the subscriber
ear Princess Anne Court House.
ALE AMBER COKE, Comm'r
Princess Anne Co Oct. |, 1856.
oe4 t3decDSW
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THE DAY. BOOK.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1866.

Tar SECTIONAL SCREW DocK.-We learn
that the Committee Of the Councils have ar
ranged lease with Messrs VIM. Swain e.
Son, Of the water lot on the end Of Main
street, for the purpose of erecting Screw
Sectional Dock for the accommodation of the
largest class vessels. The bounds of this lease
hold include width of about 200 feet, ex-
tending out to the portwarden's line, proba-
bly, about 500 or 800 feet. 1t is approached
from Parker street, running parallel North
with the old tobacco warehouse The terms,
as we understand them, are, 81 a year for the
first five years of the lease, aud 300 year
for the ensuing forty-6ve years; being fifty
years in all. The lessees paying all taxes 'a
This we consider an excellent operation for
the city; and as there are large number Of
other unoccupied water lots belonging to the
city, which if surveyed and brought into no.
tice, could speedily be as advantageously dis
posed of, it might be well for the Councils
to look to it at once, as one Of the means of
filling an empty exchequer.l @ 80
We learn it is the design Of Messrs. Swain
& Son to commence operations at once in
erecting Screw Dock. They will use for
their purposes steam engine Of one hundred
horse power, and will have other works tc be
driven by their steam power, while not en-
ployed in docking. Among them, we have
heard it mentioned saw mill, planning mill,
aud possibly shook factory.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO CONSERVATIVES

Nhe advertiser, having been restored to health
L in few weeks, by very simple remedy, af-
ter having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and tina! dread disease, Consump-
tion-is anxious to make known to his fellows uf-
terers the means of cure.
10 all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge), with the d.
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURF CuRE FOR CoNsUMpT1oN.
ASTHMA, BRoNoHIrIs, &c. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
tit the afflicted, and spread information which he
coneeives to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
Oct29-ly
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The MUD MAoHrNE,-One of those huge
machines similar to those used on the A lbe-
marie and Chesapeake Canal was towed over
to this side of the harbor from the direction
of the Navy Yard, in which vicinity it had
been employed in digging out dock. These
mud diggers might be used to some purpose
in deepening the water at those wharves where
the debris from the Southern branch is swept
over towards them by the daily tides
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DEATH OF TWO PERSONS From CHOLERA IN
PoRTsMoUTH. Mr.. Sam'l Hoffler, jr, whose
fathers death we noticed few days since,
died on Saturday night from cholera, and Mr.
Frank Butts, who attended on him when he
was first attacked died from the same cause
on the same night. s6t
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oct2O-tds
n. r. FERGUSON, AuetIoneer
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFYALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON CUMBERLAND

REAL ESTATE On CUMBERLAND
STREET AT AUCTION.
IN PURSUANCE of decree of the Circuit
l. Court of the City of Norfolk made on the
10th day of June, 1866 in the suit of chancery,
therein pending Of Campbell, &C., vs. Campbell,
&c. shall sell at public auction on the premises,
on Monday the 10Th day Of October, 1866, at II
o'clock, A. NJ, the frame
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT,
at the Northwestern intersection Of Cumberland
and Wolf streets being the same which was
conveyed to James Campbell by Harrison
Robertson executor OH. Almond, decd, front
ing on Gun berand street thirty feet more or less
and running back on Wolf street 100 feet.
Terms, which will be very easy made known
on day Of sale
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Special Commissioner
F. f. FERGUSON,
octlo Auctionesr
The above sale will take place on TUESDAY.
the 3Oth, instead of 2Sth, as advertized above
f. F. T.
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DEATH OF w. C. DIGGs. Mr. w. c.
Diggs, who was mentioned in our Cholera re-
ports of yesterday, has since died Of the dis
ease. Mr.. Diggs was member of the city
watch, and we learn has had the dilrrhea for
three or four weeks. On going on duty on
Friday, night he was so unwell that he had
to 60 to a drugstore to get relief by taking,
sumo Of SqWbb's cholera mixture, and con-
tinuing to get worse, he was carried to his
home alb, Ut three o'clock on Saturday morn
ing. Mr.. Diggs was worthy citizen, and
formerly carried on the coopering business in
this city on a very extensive scale.
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The Markets.

Mobile, Oct. 27th-Cotton sales to-day
of 900 bales middlng at S5a36.
New Orleans, Oct. 81 --Cotton--quiet and
steady; low middlng 36aS7.
Gold Al.
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ELECTED TO THE COMMONS -Abners s.
Williams, Esq, editor of the Williamson
Expositor, has been elected .o-the House of
Commons from Martin County. This position
will enable Mr.. Williams to accomplish some
Of bis views in reference to the Tarboro and
Williamson Railroad, work which he has
advocated with much zeal and ability
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octl9- tds3 tawMW F
By r. b. FERGUSON,
49, AUCTTONEER

Trustees Sale of Valuable Family Residence
on Catharine Street, and
HOUSE AND LOT ON AVON STREET
DY Virtue of a Deed of Trust exc
ID cuted to US by Thomas G. Broughton, bear
purposes therein mentioned, we shall proceed to
sell, at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1866,
AT IL M, the following property, to wit: That
valuable House and Lot, No. 81 Catharne street,
formerly the residence of T. G.. Broughton. The
lot fronts on Catharine street about 81 feet, and
is FOG feet deep. The House is large, and has a
fine wing, DC
ALSO, the House and Lot in the rear of the
above. fronting ON Avon street, two doors from
Cove street, having front of about SO feet, and
76 feet deep.
Terms at sale.
81 SN 6A B. Wh2FEHGiAp, Trustees.
oct5FMW. Yirginian COPY STuThl be
", TEENM NDnQ uNEJ
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.1ala NAa

WATCH HogsE REpoRr.-Hs Honor found a
number of prisoners in the lookup on Sunday
morning, and disposed Of them as follows:A :
Z Moses Coruick aud JAMES Ramsey, forsstealng,
were discharged - 49, .l,',g...,,l
, Robert Nichols, for a breach Of the peace, was
discharged.
Joseph E! Sexton, for being drunk and disorder
ly, was fined SIS. 9GUacSStfa' 2 ~ i4
Clay Stokes, charged with shooting at Alice
Stevenson, was sent to jail 49,,
Andrew Wilson and Z. Alvin. for disturbing the
peace, the former $40 and the latter $40
Z. ID. Hannan, jolly, discharged
Jno. Parker. obnoxiously jolly, fined S.
A portion Of the Edward report noisy.
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Arrivals at New York.

New York, Oct. 2s.-Arrived, steamer
Herman, Livingston, Savannah, Brig Irene,
ditto; Schooner Forrest, King, ditto Pilot
boat Wilmington, Palma, Newberne.
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FIGHT.-One between two negroes is re-
ported as having taken place yesterday morn
ing on Water street. Tie parties, however
separated on hearing that the police were re-
pairing to the scene of the encounter
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported Specially for tie Day Bool
The Louisiana Convention.

New Orleans, Oct. 27-It is reported on
good authority that Gov Wells will convene
the Constitutional Convention of 1864 He
says he has assurances from leading members
OF Congress that he will be sustained by force
if necessary. .r,,. "a
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aEEFISa oE THE HUMANE SocIETY.-A
|he e ~ OF the Humane Society was held in
H. n. G,ty Hall, for the purpose Of recognizing.
~ ~ Honor Jno. R. Ludlow, the Mayor, was
aleu TO the chair. Chas Reid, Esq. was re-
sized PRESIDENT, E. c. Deming, Sec'y., and
~ Wilson Treasurer. The President was
5aec'ea 70 appoint as many of the old soli-
'e err as possible.
| 0d ia ne colo weather is rapidly approaching,
lu the poor need the assistance Of our peo-
iVa Let generous response, therefore, be
h hsl 70 1he calls Of this excellent society
n tsn nag heretofore been instrumental in
l'srihg much aid the destituteand needy
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CATTLE BY THE N. & P. R. R.-Saturday
evening there came by the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad, among other produce which
is mentioned under its appropriate head, full
cars OF cattle from the Southwest, designed
for shipment to Baltimore.
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THANKs.-Ne are indebted to Mayhem
Bros. Tor late papers, in advance of the mail
Their periodical Depot is No CT Main St
where the latest papers may always be OBJ
tanned,
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Died,

On Saturday the 27th, in Portsmouth, AR
THUR E. COLLINS, aged "A years. ti
The friends and acquaintance of the family and
the members of his old regiment Goth Virginia, J
are requested to attend his funeral on Crawford
street. on Tuesday morning, at IL O'Clock.
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! i;,iaskR SHE'D No sO.-This structure
stoa we noticed sometime ago, is now COM
os e. IT Is one ofthe most superior build
eott ~ the kind in the Navy Yard. Its
IT," ~, ~ Tour hundred feet-widtn sixty five
Ia me work on shed No 20, the boat
4Op,o Gnu No 81, the timber shed, is rapidly
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seipSNT4iLY SHoT w. r. Webb
9 accidentally shot under the right arm BY
|tsv o. ~ tne hands of Mr. Sexton, on Sat-
y" wound is said to be serious one.
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oHlaHEsFEp.-We learn that Mr.. Clay
O Oas; was arrested on Saturday night for
|%a sa citizen in his store on Union st.,
nicu'ty having occurred between the par
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DEAFNESS, and all diseases Of the Eye, success
fully treated by DR.. Gardner, 0ccuist and Au-
rist. who will be at the Atlantic Hotel ON Thurs
day, November 4th. Read bis advertisement.
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Heinike. CaonAr. Svkas

Co. then. SO far as heard from, c.. H Hell
|aVAe is elected County Surveyor The cleo
|qOn passed off quietly.
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SUNDRIES.
INV ENTY-FIVE boxes Mex cone l. Van
i haagan's Defensive Soap,
% boxes MeKeone & Vanhaagans Steune Soap
10 g Rabbits Soap,
10 g Elk. Family do.
10 " Mol do
! 25 gross HummePs Essence Coffee
rs bags Ri. and Lssuyra do
20 doz Buckets,
20 g assorted Brooms,
20 jars Lorilard's Macaboy Snuff,
boxes 10 Tobacco,
10000 Segars,
N. H MOORE d CO.,
oc29 f No 8 Commercial Row.
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS AND TRAY.
.4 ELERS.
NEW YORK ~ VIRGINIA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
The best medium of transportaton to and from
New York, with splendid State Room accommo-
datons, making the trip in from four to eight
hours less than any other line.
It Fl E O LID II NJ e,
The new and elegant side-whesl steamships
THENIAG ARA,
GEO. W. COUCH, CoMAANDER,
leaves Norfolk every TUESDAY NIGHT at 10
O. clio ok.
SARAT OGA,
A. l.. KING, CoMMANDRR,
caves Norfolk every SATURDAY NIGHT at 10
| O'Clock
These steamships are entirely new, and are the
successors of those old favorites, the Yorktown,
Jamestown and Roanoke and for safety, speed
aud beauty are unsurpassed by any in the coun-
! try.
! Freight will be taken as Low as any
other Line may offer.
| Parti South desiring goods to be forwarded
| by this Line win MARK ALL PACKAGES TO
| THE CARE OF THE UNDERSIGNED, and
they will be forwarded without the encumbrance
of commission and wharfage
]. III. SMITH i BROTHER,
! Agents, Town Point,
| oc.79 Norfolk. Va.
EA b BIS Refined Sugars received this day
| w and for sale by
| oct26 VIM. F. ALLEN d co.
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Edwards. Gayle. Young

So, then, so far as heard from, Griffin Ed
wards is elected Clerk of the County Court.
!, The following is the vote Of Surveyor.
,lfee precincts not heard from, viz: Pleasant
ufove, Butts Road and Churchland. The
candidates are, @. H. Heinike, Jno f. Coop
er and Scott Sykes:
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FORGED NATURALIZATION PAPERS.
New York, Oct % Further discoveries
have been made of forgeries of Judges names
10 naturalization papers in this city.
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ELECTION IN NokFoLK CoUNTY-An cleo
ton took place Oh Saturday in Norfolk Coun-
ty, for Clerk of the Court and Surveyor.
The candidates were Griffin Edwards, L..
Gayle, Jno. w. Young, for Clerk Of the
County, and the following is the result, so far
as ascertained. There are three precincts not
heard from, viz: Pleasant Grove, Butts Road
aud Churchland