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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-14
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Fellow and Rockingham Wares.
| BRlTANlA Il SILVER PLATED GOODS,
LAMPS Of every description, and Lam D
Trimmings generally. We have with
| great care, and l4rge outlay, imported
into our market, the largest and best as
sorted stock of Crockefy, Glass Ware,
Emma ana Lamp Goods that has ever be-
lore been presented to the trade in this
section Of the country. We ask you to
stop and examine Tor yourselves when
you are ready to lay in $ our supplies.-
0ur terms and prices are such as to suit
Northern bills. Remember to call at
the old established house of
MARTIN & ROGERS,
NO 70 Cor. Union ST. & Mark let SO.
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FEMALE DIsEAsEs.-Large numbers of
Women, in fact nine-tenths of the entire
sex, suffer from some Disease peculiar to
Females.
DR.. 1 awrence's Woman's Friend meets
with great success in curing them.
This fact should be widely known.
If every Lady in the United States
would take one or two bottles of the Wo-
mans Friend they would be repaid, by re-
newal of health and strength. 1t is a safe
and reliable Remedy, and is endorsed by
the best Physicians.
@-No one can suffer from debility sick
stomach, Chills or Bilious Fever, while
using DR.. Goddiu's 'Gentian Bitters.'
Read the advertisement. iel4 dw3m
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"FAMlLY JARS" (Broken BOTTLES In"
ciuded) was the title of an old farce, per,
formed at the Mayors Court yesterday
before a small but highly select audience.
The dramotis personae consisted ola pretty
woman, another man, Of Gallo extraction
and accent, two elderly ladies, venel able
Irishman, little hoy, ditto girl in red
shawl,a buxom quadroon, and baby,
which, like the rest Of the party was in
arms The quadroon was evidently 'supe'
as she took no part in the farce, and the
first named of the party was a witness
from whose testimony we learned that the
war between France and Ireland originated
in rock battle between the off shoots from
the parent stocks. A large quantity OF
captured munitions of war, comprising a
collection Of rocks, brickbats, clam shells,
oyster sheels, broken bottles and other
minerals that would have afforded Agazzis
food for long disquisition, were exhibited
on the Mayors desk, and after hearing the
evidence, in which that gentleman's three
| little children, and this ones two little
children, and three other little children
were aw fully mixed up; his Honor decided
| to bind over the respective sires in the sum
OF 500 each.
"Plaz. sur, will yez be after allowin' me
to spake one word?" exclaimed one of the
sires, but permission being granted he
poured out such orrent that the Mayor
epjoined silence but in vain, for Mrs. Ire
land came to the rescue, and such Babel
of to- cues ensued that to hear anything
be done was to la"gh, which the audience
did till their sides were sore.
"Well, now, your Honor, Mr.. DeCordy"
demonstrated the old man as that gentle
man adhered to his former position with
invincible obstinacy. "Mr. DeCordy's
heard enough" was the reply.
Mrs. Mac waxed wrother still, slapped
the desk vigorously with brawny fist, and
very plainly expressed her opinions of such
"doins.'
An officer b!andly insinu lting that such
conduct was out of place she replied with
animation "Well, | amt goin to be wrong :
ed of me rights intirely."
Mon pere went out for security; little
bow followed with yell as the door bang
ed, the baby set up squall.
Mrs. Mac continued the fire from her
batteries, was threatened with the Jail if
she didn't keep still, said she didn't care,
was led out vociferating at the top of her
voice, and seeing the judicial curtain about
to fall ye local left the pit with fearful eyes
and aching sides.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-14

BsiEFs.-The weather yesterday was
clear, delic ious, and bracing, but the
morning was as sharp as cider vinegar, and
overcoats were all the rage.
A gentleman afflicted with single bless
edness went last night to the Portsmouth
fair and saw so fair a young lady that his
meditatiops have ever since been tinged
with moonbeams and lavender.
Tight-Ths money market.
Loose-The characters of many of the
WON en- on Little Water street.
Long-Editorial faces.
Short-Men whom you ask for money.
High-Youngsters in barroom al
night.
Low Their purses and spirits next morn.
lag.
Drugs-Due bills.
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A Coon SEAy ANr-QUicK HOUSE CLEAN
ING.-0n Thursday noon, Mary Lowry, a
colored lady, tired of the ennui of d.ing
nothing concluded to vary the monotony
by a change and obtained place as house
servant at Mr.. Il. n. Topping's. She
brought no recommendations, of course,
but went to work nevertheless with vim
at house cleaning, and in order to surprise
her employer with her abilities prosecuted
her labors after the family had ret ired.
When Mr.. NJ, woke, however, he was
unjust enough to be dissatisfied at her style
of work for so thoroughly was it done that
a number of valuable articles were mis-
placed and the girl had cleared out her.
self.
Desiring to reprimand her, be set out in
search, and last night found her with a
"borrowed" market basket containing an
opera cloak, pair of CATERS, dress, sack,
a. d other articles which once were his or
his wife's. A pair of gold sleeve buttons,
portemonaie and other missing sundries
she said she had given to a negro man.
Mary was near the county line, and hi:
Honor expressed the wish that the city
limits could be extended to Ocean View
as thieves always made for the country
Mary was committed to await the arrest o
the receiver of the stolen goods.
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Ifthe ladies but knew what thousands
of them are constantly relating to us, we
candidly believe one half of the weak
ness, prostrs ton and distress experience
ed by them would vanish. JAS Marsh,
ESQ.,, l59 West l2th ST., N. Y, says. he
has three children, the first two are weak
and puny, his wife having been unable to
nurse or attend them, but she has taken
PLANTATION BITTERs for the last two
years, and has a child now eighteen
months old which she has nursed and
reared herself, and both are hearty. sau-
cy and we'll. The article is invaluable to
mothers" &C.
Such evidence might be continued for
| a volume. The best evidence is. to try
them They speak for themselves. Per-
| sons of sedentary habits troubled with
weakness, lassltude. palpitation of the
heart, lack of appetite, distress after eat
ing, torpid liver, constipation, diabetes,
&C., will find speedy relief through these
Bitters,
| MAGNOLIA WATER 10 the
best German Cologne. and sold at hall
| price.
oc-l3d&weodlw
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-14

THE THREE GuARDsMEN.-This highly
interesting reproduction from Dumas great
romance will be presented tonight at the
Opera House, Mr.. Frank Mayo, persona
ting the dashing Artagnan, the soul of
honor, and vafor and impudence. The
character is admirably adapted to Mr..
l'Mayo's powers, and viii doubtless be rem
dered in capital style.
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A. $500 20 w. oA'f@' oo5oZ2
w super ..s..s.st...,.... ....S
FiNtS.
Oranges, y hn l, none Lemons. 6 6Oa7 90
Oranges, pr box IS Cranberries, 22a24
pr biol. Sl5al6 CocOanuts pr 100, 80
Figs per To-. .2Da25 Chestnuts. -. . $3a4l
FilberLs..... l6c. Walnut. ...... l6c,
N01seed'
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THE DAY BOOK.

THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. IA, 1869
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Special Notices,
C Ii O L E R A.

Cure for this Disease may be found i,
the use of
, 1869-07-31
PENNSYLVANIA,
Letters Of Acceptance from tie
Nominees or the Llltc Democratic
htNIG EkAE.uIIOns

Letters of aeCt.rtut,re Fro,u r1,n
btu4c ceussn11pn.
rn.1Apx!,1nt; 1nly :e.-11on. Asa l'aexer Inns
"s,sn e ~, nt@r ~ H., !stsss y n 10 sg comntieo
GGScTncr Of rsnusyIsania; i,ia - As A0ina''a 'lf
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1rcns H. 1nr ronesttun a iii nntnii mpent ,,, ~
M rnnnairn ~ ,hc 9tsIN.spn,,, stal no "
lin 1f III. .t is,unt fns fic "r, ~. io,atSnr
ot i'cnnsyiyan!a. dSa!ru 10 maIc
1cns. mi u nav thut nrrtnt ,i', ,,n;n.snn ~.
,lyTtJ mr iinyin. ii ths an.icltTtinr IT 1n1
"a prl tc M n ,r a 'r uaesa ~:
ccn,aucr incns,rs n,attrr of cor1T.. Il ~ M ~
t1sig;,, 1, 4Y,sQtst,bA NJ ,,,n:. ~ ,r,.;,,s,.
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nv nc1to,,n nrac1t,,a ane .,t, ~ astce c-
!nh " pCtioIin GAeculNc scislcc LOT
He rt1pe y not M a'oac anoa iny oEsa e:'snssh Or
Eooa lu!e94ous. put !oatiuy uiua popa.A !luc1-
kehce aha se!!elpas sopIoth aad upon tnat super
lA'ean;ns afo''1gnec Wi;!Sn can biesss the laotrs
ths tevptc III ths 0uberlatorlal ehalf, shall en.
nca'ot 10 neeI the expectations Of fsteaus u1 I'll
"no navs a. heart H. tac e t5gc Interests ot
guy SoMlEoawca catth. 4o Ihl5 ehd ! stlu! !atot
eoav ns.oss ana couce! q an,oar " wa,sh IL oy
tic p,vserattoq q s..s STATE sssAt reduction q
tson y! ,us pGs!e; ,He easou:a:cmeut o. the W,
~ 's,em 2! i93psp'saseats 1oe taEcfcoatse aad
s[.s - aa, ''ns orc sae ns S ee ~
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r,,tiun ihs InMs 1rv6It'ng eA
eat1tnts AMI sn,r,ne rse ~ m ,,,ra-a ~ -, ,
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t1s r.o,Is ~, r,11nS - s.,,-esass "
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tnrn ny nrs+una1nt sc:,cofs anI Sr sIeeiot
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, 1869-07-31

From thr LdarrcHee ti:aa.) Joufn1t. .tu.y y. =
We Yesterday tad quite lengthy CONVERSATION
with Il: W. snafr, formerly rnenf,er Of the CITY
noah:h o. MSfrnee, LIFT aTsi M nom contEaetnr on
Lie rrctnl rEtrasrs conualtisd hr the Leaxacs3,
Ind the present hiaEuH OF a.i.rs on tue uruttaI
hundred an.i nity arlned Lcarurrs. ouu ~ weak @ ngo
utt Friday rune W The tents OF the ratLruad uis1
at about y clock at 0isat. ana ordered them 70
tetnp sge tsat ,sn Wt4 eyp3 ns
powered. rcpIletl tha, tn tho rnornin9 thpy wouu
leave. The L+aguers pre1ru them to tear down
:cayc. Til. WIS done, Two pastie. Of railroad
men were attacked, their tools burned, oap Ut tho
lh'orrrs H1a|treaicl ~ whipping, the4f closhlhg
oae ~ s o. ~
ten mics hs;ow Fort sco:. The ,coa-
brought init agninss tie County for ds1sscs lone
tiIer property. At pfraent tho railroad rutnpauJ
hare uoi iur s'ec:aed as 70 lu5s saat coiEse iae5
ciarse aud the leaders of tic Lcssass. ~ xho " con.
nit The 0utIageA. Clarke = fHenuA cl4ln that the
company have not In a!l respects acted In good
him unpa.d aaa SONG Ut she moderate Of the rail-
Toa1 company Noun prefer that no should b9
paid, hts silrtcc purchased, and by purchase, OBJ
tain. !: not indemnity for sas past, ut least &C.
the arrrulsal ii aa1nases Aong tho l!lG 0i ND
roa,l. The eo1unssossrrs have been nppotnte'lt
uu4 Will III once proceed 10 Ctn1e10u Lne lA4u 0nQ
aprralse the ttai1laGti. The railroad company Al
yrt baye eufcr4a3 upon but one or tTo occupied
clatma, ali thelr woZk being upon uuoccupicI
lands
Previous to the advent ot The industrious tiam-
r1rate, Clarke, uoyt 1Il Speer, the LcaTuera had
become quiet They stated 70 the railroad coz
trac,ors Inni they had no disposition to interfere
with The building Of The roah. And assar.l then
that they could cone right on With their
thetr case good btforr th., courts,
Which, OF coursc no one ubjecta To- With tnese
assurances, The contractors hau uo hesitation In
going Houth from Fort Scott. In the meantime,
Clarke And uoyr CAME down With thei1 1ncendiary
SPEECHES, declaring the railroad company Here
tTcsrasseis IN EJtES 10 build Q roaI, and dec!ar-
ing lud atyisln8 that they shoala be resisted.
The nasuft Of these speeches Ia well known, aaA
no attempt has yet been 1ua1e 10 deny that tie
speeches were nude as reported. and 10 nnl0Gnt
Of lying Ii the future c1n wipe on. The tout fIu:
npou our Stnte, that such lrceudialy speeches
have teen made by men high In antnnrity. The
cause and the eject In tss III cctu! procedure
Is now traced to Its logical conclusion.
Hut the eject upon the tupes Of these bad mea
can on1y he 1i63str us and rl1nouA Immigration
no longer lpTs into the counties embraced within
tho neutral laoda. X Ati turns to the West Or
over into Missouri. These unfortunate counties
are receiving no Immigration, and the State Is dis
E7nced and dishonored By such 4 shameful state
ot z1!itA We c1deEstaIl a1sel trust II may prove
ttuc, that III. JoJ'5 proposition, nata d rear ago,
has been accepted. 10 make up CT a.E,Eceu taSe 10
go TO the co1Ii5 and sett1t ine whole question Of
, 1869-07-31

special Despatel, 10 The Chicago Trihunc.
NEW YoHE, July 80,
RECRUITING OFFICE orESEp.
An offIce has been oFeaed here osteRs!tI!r 70 re.
csuit officers for Don Cnrlos a8nisant TO the throne
Of Spain. Coiouei Gitt,onr prominent Fenlau, Is
III Charge Of the ps'cc, md sayR he desires Ancs1-
can 0d1ccrt, who Ihsc had experience III tho 1eId.
TIE TAILt>tts' dTNlKE
continues. Three rrms have accrrtetl the new
ecnlc, Hud lew others indicate Willingness 10
do SO, but tho majority holding out and rrfusc
10 Lake hny compromise.
kI0Lkk DoKr6 RECOVERED,
Nearly ali securities stolen from The Ocean Bank
tasc been recovered bF negotiations With aRe1ts
III tic btfglaIs tn Kaya that the officers decline to
rrstaL Among tho SECURITIES Htocn were e5n,WD
In tonda Of the rortagn Lake Lake Superior Gu
nal Company, secured BY lien upon lands In Mich.
tsxn. The President Of the hank recently receye'!
letter asking what he would E!re for tho return
Of these ,ondr. lie offered s.,oHN, hut the bar-
glars declined 10 accept, md said they Knew tue
actual yalue Of thu bons's, ana would only
sell them for fair price. Tho probabilities are
that oil the stolcn honds Will bc recovered soou.
HALFWAY sTocrA
The stocE market WIS tnore Actlre today on
my nnporaa; dsve}ormsns HI euf. s. Slifi'i wifi Gdi
made for m assembling Of tho principal Eastern
railroad managers In d week Of two, but It Ii I'd.
irrssood that Gould and FisIe positively refuse 10
meet the otaers. Some Of thu managers asr dts
cuseing the propriety Of iorbldlne the sanning Of
through palace sleeping cars uaieas Owned la
whole Or part By the!r roads.
GoyEkKAESTA-
There was considerable excitement On govern
ncnrs, with steady adyancc In 5-sus- The largest
deaiaCs we're In Ga, mad operators seeG2 entirely
confident that the government Will continue puc-
chaaes during August.
IuE COTTON cRor.
Cotton dealers b3{ the crop haa h1en colis1tar-
ALt injured by WORMS mud rails, ard Will lc less
than ., AU, 900 bales.
10 TuH ASSOCIATED pRESs.
TWO 1ERsoEs ECRSEp 70 DEATH 1T KEIesESE-
NEW YORK. Jolly S1.-AEa- Caroline Ham.sn and
!nfsur were burned last evening b5 the explosion
OF Kerosene larP- 1ler husband vas also badly
burned Ia enteavor1ng to B2Tc his family.
DEATH cAC.ED Ef Ah Exr1oS1oS OF lInEWoHks.
Tlomas ke1T, cue OF tho boys injured By the
explosion CT ErrwoEks, IL Printing House Square.
Bn Wednesday night, died Yesterday. Richard
CONDITION ii The New Yurk Hospital, and II "
question whether Michael BaTett, whose eyes
we're destroyed, and WHO received other severe
Injuries, will recover. The rest Of the Touaued
afe doing well. . --
Crsrox uorfE FEArps.
Gerc1nl Thoml8 II. Earan, Welghn3ster 70 the
Custom uo1sc, WIS arrested to-day a1t held for
examination o1 q charge Of presenting fraudulent
pay rolls.
Tac brokers Who refenilF rlcaaeh gaEfy OF
usu1J, aye 10 be sentenced August 1osh-
lAILHOAp sHAsH Cr. .,
The Washington traip, due here nt 800 p. ss1-t
Ian OF the track u:lc south Of Newark de1ut-
The cars were baaly smashed sad The Track :o!0
up tor souc distance, The nail agent was sett-
ci,zy injured. No others arc knoWn 10 be hurt.
, 1869-07-31
BRIGHAM YOUNG,
Another Errsioh OF His Conversation n
will Senator Ttun1buA.

The correspondent OF the San Fracctsco .iHd
caiVtr,s,a gives the folIowtng account Of the IN.
asns nj 81 i.e he aa Teh
d!ceEs IL Some respects, from tae version seat to
thts pager:
AT tie interview Of the Chicago commercial
rnrty with Brigham Young. which took place last
Saturday. nj salt Lake C!sy, heretofore briefly To-
tlccd By The telegraph, ihe Mormon President ln-
lies had been printed about The Latter bay Saints
hy TWO yIA men rent out 1Epul Y Washington - gor-
eminent officers Now, said be-, 4We intend TO
dor oeueve noye1 hall Foo hea. We have been
lied about enough, aad viii n2s stand It au5 longer:
nc snaa icy 1aa ~ men ts hei ~S fo a ~
bosnaasE Inc oi tie 1cr11to-s, and bill then So
"senator e u 1ruu,bul,. sveA now, Mr. Yong,
allow nc to sUg-es: to Eou, tAa: befoEr you do
rIls, teiuse take s1ct decide,1 steps, that yoa
communicate WITH President Grant and adItse
President, WHO IS good man nit! DO Joe Justice,
aud It woa!d be better nrz: to .ay any grievances
:. brigham Youne. Yes, aud perhaps get the
same treatment We hare al~sss received. Why,
whss did Ar. Dc1gtas DO. wheu KING James
iMr. Brcnarazl se1s h!E TO ca 1t Naayco: lie
Iaadc aS Il we.e. treaty VIII us. ns the eo7esa-
1acnt does with EnIlacd or any foreign coun:sy:
promised, II &c would 80 aI35 beyoud eiTEiLl-
1lon, VIC would not II. molested. Tue result was,
wr were se1 upon coming here, and a,Qq1 Of our
men forced !nto iestoo OF eo!d!cfs 10 nent the
Ne1teaEs 4nd leare ooI EoEeo a2d caEdrs3 to
s.a.a, TE1,t'r W., - daeeo1 ,,o,
SeuAtot tsI.taoat.. 1ea esta ueEE1iu 0po8 i
1ais y neaLins T = Sons1esAA7 ; ,.
Gs1SsAl 1ooae ~ Ill G1e ~ ps.'sis 80. esa ~
ta5pN saei9 nEasn .ae tan.s. stu. naosr, one& sae
LILLE tue! So. ln sa.'tn su naa eIss9sm 80
oRr s,. -. ntTr Ms ~" ~
a.; a. -. ~ W. ~. " :. - - ~ ~ - ~ ,nne
~ ", ~ = Eass y. ~. :. -, ~ 14'f'
y ..- ~ rl,sti sle sa ~ dnnh3.n,t r,o,.
r,ss M I'M IT, 1cet o., tho farta:sr Tris
ft5n ard m rrs.,,af. 4
THr.-ha-7 S0ru- tina why mt lc.1slase
e,en- RI t-;s-rorrse ar rSe f,,cr5-,7cd} ssIes =
, 1869-07-31

Tho GubcFnntoFiaf CnhPnfEu-Slo-
lent Conuuek OF khe Rebel Dem oc-
rncy Mt MufEFccsbofo-tkcpu
Circular In tltc Interest OF SsoNcs~
sreclal Dctratch to Tho Chicago Tnblnc.
NASHVILLE, Tenh., Jpi5 ~
I,c,eSyaptei yoti, night eturc last, that tcneFal
H,olca wa unwcl! At Muffseetf'oro. tnA dla not
xpcnk. Since then wc hasc news from MnftrccA-
bp,u Of tic nost t.al,,IHg character: 4! haoJ ~
10 we're III The etu"a thai assenb!ed thesa
hAsc can,ce,cd With gentlemen who caa1o with
{iepcfa. Stokes Il, thls clty, nod thrg unl!c IN
representing: tnc coniuci of !tc Erbc! Democracy
a. tI1neei iut Antt fiolctt IL sle c1Hetnc- Grcat
cru1ls Of atsnhtn ~! !n'u1a:ei ,1H .nsn
tltrs.rnc&1 ou.taEc aah drnth 10 every Rrpubli-
can rsr%cut, t3rtirtal asotrs na* t1 uaHcs& 70
tpcsl. tat whlc be lsy alck ~ hel etowua Eath-
trrd a.ouna h.o door. cusxa:, !NtaHas 2n1 heai'-
ing upon hliu cseI kisccsca o. atass, aaa eTso
threatening ~ ah,pt him ~ ho lay. E's tchhs
apc and III, trcRrl Ills seknrss u psoF'aenI4A. -
thcrc |. no 'lonls that had ho aple*sct upoa TO
As1nd hn would have been a14AasinatcL IN cx-
Senator. 4 Republican. who ra4 SEGA nron lhn
stand 1as compelled 70 como dowa undes ihseats
OF instant dcAtt.
me Republicans u taia couasI IN Completely
, 1869-07-31
TIE WEST.

Close Connection Between tho Tn.
cla1c lkn knlifond*-lku1lrD.lu EtcnA-,
TefHonIlI4
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
- uAAH4. jaly 70.
Hereafter close connection between the Union
1nd Central Pacific KalIoata viii be ucade ut
pfomoDtory, and Thus saTe the Vexnt,ous oe!ar OF
half day.
4 telegram from Denver SAYS General Schoatld
arrived iEom the mountains yesterday. lie had
public dinner g1sen him, at which many prominent
citizens were present.
= Gtnefal Pal@er a,sd Cosoae! Greenwood OF the
Fansa8 Fac1nc Ra.lroaa!. are now ut Denyer, ar.
ranging fos the immediate extension OF their road
from Sheridan 10 Denyer also for 1rack.la ring on
the Denver Pacific between Cheyenne aud Denver.
Ge1tral schoaeld Leaves for IeayenWctIh, r.a
Omaha, TOMORROW. Part of bis staH 20 to New
Mexico tn Inspect tbt command aud lot1s there.
Samuel BoT1e= returned to Denver IroGl the
mountains to-GaF