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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-12-18
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La Societe eSistant en- ceite rarojsse sous
Ia raison sncjale AunEET e, TElssIER etant
dlssouts par limitation lie ,erme, NJ. J. TETS.
SER res,n seul charge de Ia liquidation e,
assume toulc la rcsponsabili'6.
II con,,nueta, ell son nom Ell pour son propre
compie, lie meme gene a .ttIaiIes dams les deux
magasins bien oonpfus III public.
II profile de l'occasiGn pour remertier la
population de S..Jaclncs dn hienveillan,
patronage qu'eile In, a accorde, et il espere
Qu'elle vondra bien iui conlinuer les me.Des
~iaveurs, car il ieIa tons seS efforts pour sen
iendre digne.
Son Stock de Marctnniises sich4s, constam.
ment lenouveie, est bien assot,i. frais, varia,
lie teniermaat que des marchandises de
premiere qualIIt.
Les 1rir sont rfdui,s aur agrnisres itmiiss
du BON marchf.
NpIENNES bon ,eint a 10, lo!, Is, l71I
DAREGES, Grenadines, ~jaconals do % a 80
cents.
BATISTES imprimees, hau,e noureautt, a so
cents Ia yarde.
MOUSSLLlNiI suisse, MuI.MUl, Percales,
Nansous, Briliantes.
COTTON ba,is,e, Tarlalanes, ,oiles blanches ct
%coulenr, hinge de table.
BRlN, Moussetines ct Bobincts il Mous,i.
aaalre.
COTONs blancs 7ls Dc l2b Is.
" A Tres fins IL, 20, 25
cents.
Grand Assortment de co,onnadesd tres bas prir.
HABlLLEMENTS coufectinnes, choix vari6
de damages pour hommes ct enfant,, de 80
cents a Sl.5O Ia yarde.
LINGE eontectionne, articles pour deuil,
grande vaiieie.
WI nv F,,,,, f,,x,
%enfan,s,- 4 des prix excepiionne!s.
BONNETERiE, MERCERIEs. C1aussuyes
pour llom'aes, garGons, danes e. ~i!lie,les,
les meilleures qualities settlement, ct dams
DIES prix rsdni's a la porlae de tons,
QUINCAIi.LERlE, %SELLERIE, PARFU.
asI. MERE, PHARMACIE, vAlSSELLE,
4 GROCERIES, WINS, c, l%iqueurs, etc.
FL une granie q~uanlite dauues articles
dont Remuneration seFall ilop 'ongue.
I'll TOM aur qrin les qlus modfrfs,
NJ. }. 'TEsslER, ponr sa,isfairre ct augmen.
ter 50 nombronse clientele, ne regligera rien
de CO qui peu, e're agreeable Ell a,iie au public
Ban, et Ban marchf l.. Teile est sa devise.
Une Chartelte, tres bien a~ssorlie ct dirigae
par nn jenne homme recomrnandable. voyage
dams Ia paroisse.
les relations commercials Gull eutretieni
avec les prcmiefes maisons de la Nouyelle.
Orleans, ct sa Tongue experience dams &c genre
d'af1aires lui pnrmettent de vendre toutes ses
mschandises a On prix qui defie tou,e con.
currence.
Venez, examiner, ct vous serez convaipcus
! Ter mai. ]. TEISSiER.
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cribed property, belonging TO the Succession
Of the late Henrietta Zellcr, Widow William
to Wit.
10. a certain tract Of land situated in that
pant Of the Parish Of ST. James, known
as Tho Vacherie'' n, about five miles
from The river Mississippi, measuring
three arpents more or less front BY
fourteen arpents more o. less in depth;
bounded ON the Sonth by lands of John
Burnside, on the East by those Of
Angnstin Fa'gonst and on the West by
the lands belonging 10 the Succession
of the late Widow Dominique Hocman,
together with tie buildings, fences and
Improvements thereon and therennto
a.. belonging, with the reservation Of n
small kitchen belonging TO Cusar Zellcr,
90. A 10, Of hnnsclold furniture and other
movable effects.
FERNS OF SALE.
Cash IN legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of st. James, 10Th December, 1869.
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CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Corner IF DAPHNE and CONT streets.
A.. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Animal Session Of the School will 6e Of
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
First Monday in September, and ending on the last
Saturday in July.
No better evidences NJ III. usefulness Of the 6rhooi
can be given than the extensive development which il
has attained in the short space Of two yesr1 from its
creation, and a reference to the list Of Professors who
imrars instruction in the various branches Of stady.
The method Of instruction adopted, guards scyWpuf
lousy against the aliases Of that antiquatcd syatem o.
learning, which wastes the precious years Of youth in
The same time. against the no less pesaicious sbvsas Of
a gross utiliiatianism which snhjugates all the Kcul,ie,
of the mind and aspirations Of the hes,t to "one', m.
crossing pursuit.
Its object is to train young men to the performances
OF the active duties oil life, to instruct them in MI The
branches Of Science and Art which are essential 10
their future success, and, by awakening in tbcn 4 love
OF study, to incnlcaie a process OF selfinstsuction
which will enable them to continue their educa ton.
even af,e' being emanc,ps:ed from the control Of
patents and professors.
COURSE OF STUDIES;
There are two Courses Of Studies established IN the
School, The Classical and the Commercial ; ejefe, Of
which Students may follow, a gteeabiy 10 the wishe.
OF their pa.ants or guardians. Classes Of va,iou, py,de,
are instituted in each Course.
The Commercial Course COMPRISES Fne.rk and
English Grammar, Universal History. Gro.,anh,
Rhetoric, logic, Literature, Natural Hi.,o,v. Pr.
sioiogy. Natural and Mental Philosophy, fsse,icaI
Chenistry; = complete Course OF Mathematics. Sur
veyins and Leveling Drawing of Plans and Maos
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and Ussres
Book Keeping.
The Classical Course comprises The abov, enuno-
Grated branches, with the addition Of Latin and Greek.
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State of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
& -
Sale to effect a Partition.
"~" Pierre Wfj,c
VS.. $40.
Ludser Dry and ais.
for a Partition.
On THURSDAY The 18th day Of JANUARY
1870 at II o'clock A. Nj:

On THURSDAY the 18th day Of JANUARY
1870 at II o'clock A.. NJ:
BY virtue Of a Sentence Of Partition to me
directed by the above Hon. Cont in the above
Inat'et; ! vii! offer at public auction on the
premises, the ~herinafier described landed
property, 10 eIiec, a Partition between Pierre
Wthfe lif and L.udgar Ofy, James Dry and
The minors Maize, George, Stella, Willie,
Edwin ana Sydney OIy defendants to wi,
10. A teria.n Sugar Plantation situated in
the Parish OF 81. James, on Tie rish,
bank Of lie Mississippi liver at abou,
81 miles abuve The city OF New Orleans,
measuring five arpen,s more OF less
from, 10 said river ny so atpen,si IN depth,
c'osin. m.te or less IN the rear, boun.
ded above by the property OF Messts.
Masnero and Fciciaud and below BY
that Of BIZ. Scverin and Miss Arlhemise
Melancon, together vita the Sugar
House. steam engine and m ill,deweIl,ng
houses, and all other buildings and
Improvements lherenn!o belonging,
with the reservation OF a iot of ground
situated On the upper line u sad
plantation aud measuring two ~a,penls
t!onl by all the Arpth Incloscd between
the front aud back fences on said lot Of
ground, which, is reserved in favor Of
Widow Louis NJ. fancy during her
hi, time.
90. AN ,ha, portion Of Section No, lS-
Township ~ Range l6 East, in tic
Sontl, Eastern D,s!ric, OF Louisiana,
West Of the Mississippi river, situated
in the rear oi The above described
plantation.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The above ,sacls Of land will be sold in
block for CASH in legal currency.
s. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of ST, James Ilth December 1869.
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STAR RICE MILL.
+, AUADIE f. Gle.
Sr.JrAS-BArrrsrE. Rive droi,c.

&c moulin peut tcaIer ct btosser 40 ba,i.s
do rlz dams les vingt aua're henrrs.
.a riz soIiant du STAR RICE Mill, CONNIE
article de commerce, ne GRANT pour Ia blan-
cheur ct la %net,e,e, aucune concurrence sur
les marches.
l. cs personnes qni voudront bien lie visitor
Sc conyaiucron. par elIes-mames des ayanlag's
otIer,s aux planteurs riziers e, n'has'tcront
pas a acrorder leur patronage q NJ. FnAssois
ABADiE & Gle.
IVA vendre pour lie moment, IN lot de
riz, de qualite ordinaire, &C cents Ia livre.
Dee A.
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Avis,

lTM. Louis Guid'y, marchand a Ia Poim,e.
ida Boucane, Smoking Point)-vn la quanti,s
de personnes portant son nom, avertit bateaux,
capi,aines e, public cue sss mons e, prenoms
sout comm suit:
J. D. GUtDRY.
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called Radicalism, as a Christian people, we
can not do better than submit in all humility
to the passing Notwithstanding it In
remisstone,n peccaiorum. EE
-@ p. p. p,
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r OF TUITION

ron Pay SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
commercial Course, Sl20 per annumL
Classical Course, $50 ne, .nn.m
BOARD y TUITION
Payable Quarterly IN advance, per nnnun, $500 70 o432
German, Spanish, Drawing. Music, Fencing, 60,
form extra charges.
Book and Stationery are supplied by the School At
current prices.
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EXAMINATIONS

Private examinations conducted by The Direcso. and
his AssistAnts are held monthly. The Annual Public
E1nminalions VIII take place dutin. tie closing week
Of The Session. Co.,
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LETTERS

BOARDING Students, whose fatnific, re,,lc ~, If ~.
Isflsh Of Orleans, are required to write let,e,s evesy
Saturday The correspondent. between Parents md
Pupils ~ not subject 10 inspection. "T
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-12-18

On WEDNESDAY the 10Th JANUARY
1905 al II o'clock Am:
By virtue of an order OF sale TO me directed by
the Hon. the Parish Cour, of the Parisl, O,
81. James, ! will offer at public sale aud
auction, on the premises, the following des.
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MONTHLY

Monthly reports are sent to Parents or Guardians.
sfa',"s the conduct, progress, rank in class and a..
lead lnes rI pupils.
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VISITS

Parents are entfea.ed /, make their visits, on Schoc
iay., t''nr" ~. n. at ater 8 p. ", ia orl.r to avoid
~ Interference with the advancement, u S,ad-u,. an,
he discipline Of the School.
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fHb LOUISIAllAN.
Saturday, December is, 1869.

organ, sends only nineteen copies weekly 10
all of them. The Brashear post office is
honored with five copies, Pa,,ersonyillc, three.
Centrevi'le, three, franklin, eight, Claren,on,
none, and C%ypremor', mono. And most of these
nineteen copies, are sent 10 dead heads, white
and black, We send twenty.six copies of the
Banner 10 Brashear, where the "~oficial organ
Is published, about a hundred and ten 10
Franklin, and a large number 10 the other
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Legcndre e. POche
AttC~ror,o "A f..0,
j. x. GAUDEr
AVOCAT

ANUVN1
BUREAU: Pa,o's.e St-Jacques, rive d,oi.e, cling m'll~s
su. de.sus de la Maison de Cour. ApREssk: Gabrielle
T. o.
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Emile Lcgcndre T. p. Pocht
New-Otleans T. y. Convent =. o
Box 1909. St. James.
Legcnlre j. Poche
Attorneys at Law
Offices: No. 25 Royal Street. New Orleans.
st. james Parish, at +. =. pocha's resi-.
dcnce near the Courthouse. apl7.
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Highly important to Sugar
.". Planters

r st. James, Dec. 18th 1869.
j. Genhl Esq, Editor Of "Louisianian."
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ARTHUR ]. ROMAN

ATTORNEY AT LA W,
Convent r.. o., Parish Of Saint James,
Will practice his profession in the Fourth Jud'cia
District. and a, the Supreme Court. Feb. 20, '6s
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Madame A, CllAVANEL. avert. les h,li-
tan,s de %St.jacqnes qu'clle conserve ~l'a,e.ict
de cha,ssures de son detunt mari.
Des %ouvIiets hab,,es lui permetlron. dc re.
ponder aux eAtsences de ceux qui v%ouIs"nt IN.
accordeI teur coutiauce.
Nine. a. Chayanel, sc recommande 1 la
bienveiilance c, an patronage des habi,an,s
de cctie paloisse.
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FIT

VUIFTI
Besides the articles of clothing necessary for NEAT
ness and comfort, each Student should be- p,ov,d,I
"'th y 'nwel' q NAPKINS, goblet, ! spoon and fork, |
table KNIFE, TIN basin and foot ,nb, ! niyh. bsp. |
nta!IsAs . H. \ !, IT, i double wooien blanket. ] pillow
y Itlow eases, " pairs sheets, ! mo.qni,o bar. Every
article should be marked viii the name Of he ownc.
N iau.
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Professors OF the Collegiate Department,
On. JAS. BURNS. Professor Of the Eup,.h C,..,.
l., ns~MOATi.iIlN, Professor OF tho Preach Glass.
GEO GESSSEI:, Professor Of the Latin and Greek
Glass.
A. Y. ROMAN, Professor Of the Mathematical
Class,
!he Primary and Intermediate Departments s,s
diligently trained by Professors Of long experience snj
acknowledged mert.
'triher Information may be ob'ai ned by addressing
. communication to The Director llronph the p. o..
Locked Box.
A.. v. ROMAN. director.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25
Nj Rim ANTELLlGE NCE.
NORFOLK Il PORTSMOUTH, June "A.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Stmr Albemarle, Couch, New York, ir't
and passengers to T H Webb.
Stn1r Ratteras, Couch, New York, fr't
and passengers to T III Webb.
Stlnr VIM Lawrence, Haliett, Boston,
freight and passengers to V d Groner.
Stmr Adelaide, Hill, Baltimore, freight
and passengers to Jno Nerniilion.
Stmr Lady of the Lake, Ingraham, Cris-
field, freight and passengers to H V Tomp-
son.
Stmr N p Banks, McCarrick, Yorktown,
fr'h and passengers TO L FL Webb.
Stmr Mystic. Schermerhorn, Hampton.
Stmr Smithfield. Adams, Smithfieid
Stmr Geo Washington, Murden, Eliza
beth City.
Stmr Sygnet. Cain. e City.
Schr e h Bennett, Franks N Y, hay to
r Reid.
Sehr Bill Conroy, Skinner, Alexandria,
coal to Ii V TOmpkins.
Schr E j Herathy, Meredith, N Y, as
sor cd cargo to master.
Schr Lizzie Hustled, Phells N Y, assort-
sd cargo to master
Schr Triumple, Walker N c, shingles
to Rowland Bros.
Sehr Water Witch, Carson, Hare river,
produce to master.
SAILED.
Stmr Albemarle, Couch, Richmond
freight and passengers by t HI Webb.
7 Stmr Hatteras Roberts, Richmond, fr't
and passengers by T H Webb.
Stmr Adelaide, Hill, Baltimore, freight
and passengers by Jno Vermillion.
Stmr Lady of the Lake, Ingraham, Girls
field, freight and passengers by II V Tomp-
kins.
Stmr Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Richmond.
Stmr N PBanks, McCarrick, Cherrystoue
Tn and passengers by L H Webb
Stmr Mystic, Schermerhorn, Hamp-
ton.
Stmr Snlithfield, Adams, Smithfield.
Stmr Elizabeth City, Harvey, Il City.
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A N ORDINANCE CONCERN
IN ING COWS


L. Be 1T ordained, That il shall not ba
lawful for any COW to 90 at large within
the limits of this city, and the owner ot
any such COW shall forfeit and pay a fine
OF three dollars. for every time his COW
snail be found SO going at large, one half
OF which line shall go to the intormer
and the other half to the use of the city'
TO be recovered by warrant before the
Mayor or any Alderman,
z. IL shall be the duty of the INSPECTOR
ConstabIes and Watchmen, and il shall
De la will Tor any other person to take un
ana convey to the Aims House anv cow
found going at large Within the limits or
inns city, and deliver the same to the
Keeper, VINO shall i'm mediately by no.
lice posted at the loot of the Market
House, and in one of the neWspapers of
Inc city, advertise the said COW, describ.
ing her as we'll as he can, and if within
Ten Gays the owner shall pay the said
nne, The charges for taking up (which
shall.be fifty cents; and fifteen cents per
cay Tor each day the said COW shall be at
the Aims House,) she shall be restored to
SAID owner; otherwise the said keener
snail sell the said COW at public auction
at the loot of the Market, and after nav
ing the charges and one half the said fine
10 Inc 1n1ormer or taker up, he shall paw
over the balance of the sales to the KeG-
lster, VINO after retaining the other half
" Ine SalQ me Tor the use of the CITY.
shall mold the remainder subject to the
order OF the owner OF such COW, Provided
nevertheless, That it shall not be IaWfni
for any Waterman on duty at night to
drlVe any COW TO the Aims House which
may pc found going at large.
O.. Inns Ololnance shall be in force
from its passage. ie23IW
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A N ORDINANCE CONCERN
IN ING DOGS

/. Be 1t ordained, That.upon everv doc
kept Within this city, there shall be maid
Ine annual tax OF one dollar, to be de-
manded and collected of the OWNER NJ,
Keeper, upon the first day of August If
every year, or rateably for a dog after
that time. 10 VIVA
2. That the owner or occupier of anv
mouse or lot, to which any dog shall he.
long or frequent, shall be deemed TO ha
the owner OF such dog, and liable for the
TAX ana tnes imposed by this Ordinance,
.. Ihat II any such owner or occupier
OF mouse and lot, to which any dog NAV
pelong or frequent, or the owner or keen
er OF any dog shall fail, within ten davs
from the hrst day of August of every
year, 10 pay to the Collector the tax uno1
such dog, and take his receipt for the
same, specifying the humble OF such doc
Wh1ch number with the name of tf5s.
owner, shall be inscribed on a collar to
pc put around the neck of the dog he
snail pay fine of ten dollars, one hail Of
which shall go to the informer and the
other half to The use OF the city,
4. Any vicious dog in the citv NAV be
derman. AL
g., 1t shall be the duty of the Collector
20 Keep a registry of every dog. unon
Wh1ch the tax has been paid, With the
number and name of the owner. and
make monthly returns of copy thereof
+. This Ordinance shall commence and
ne IN force from and after the passine
thereof. iaSs.9@s
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

New FERRY.-Mr. B. Il. Tatem, the
gentIemanly manager of the ferry from
this city to Ferry Point, has es ablished
new ferry from Berkley's Point to
Portsmouth. Persons wishing to visit
the new Billiard Saloon at that place
will find this very convenient way
They can take the boat from this city
to Ferry Point, which Is only short
and pleasant walk, then take the boat
from the saloon to Portsmouth which is
about 200 yards.
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MOSQUITOES Can any one tell us
why it is that the mosquitoes are so
late this year in presenting their BILLS,
in full, for liquidation. We have seen
a few skirmishers but we haven't seen
anything like large body of them yet.
We most sincerely hope they won't see
our body, and if we never see another
mothers son of them we won't com
plain-you bet .-bnt would only wish
to know the reason. Unaccountably to
us, they have been unusually scarce in
Norfolk, for which we have good cause
to congratulate ourselves.
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KosKoo, the great Liver Invigorator,
Blood Purifier, and Renovation, prepared
by DR.. j. J. Lawrence, the celebrated
Physician and Chemist, is safe, pleas
ant, and reliable remedy, for the pre-
vention and cure of all diseases caused
by Torpid Liver, Impure Blood, Dis
orders of the Kidneys, or Debility of the
Nervous System. .,....... ...s.. .
1t regulates tine s6cretions, eradicates
all humor or taints, restores lost or was
ted nervous power, and at the same time
builds up and imparts tone and viger to
the whole system. . ........ .f
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COLORED WALKER CLUB.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
Colored Men Resolved to be
Free-They will vote for
Walker and the Expurgated
Constitution.

Constitution.
A meeting of the colored men was
held Thursday night at Tazcwell Hall
for the purpose of forming Walker
Club, composed Of colored men who
have resolved to be free, and no Longer
to obey the commands of the leaders of
the Leagues. We very much admire
their spirit and independence.
Before the meeting was called to
order, Henry Turner, a colored man
from Princess Anne County, addressed
the crowd, in favor of Walker and the
Constitution. He stated that be was
canvassing for Walker, and was Presi-
dent of Walker colored club of 65
members. He made sensible address,
which was received with great applause.
Mr.. Turner then called the meeting to
order, and Samuel r. Camp read Con-
stitution declaring the object Of the Tors
nation of the Club to be to elect Walker
for Governor, the adoption Of the ex-
purgated constitution, and equal rights
to all men.
The following officers were elected:
Eli Banks, Pre- sident.
VIM. Williams, Vice President.
Samuel R. Camp, Secretary.
The constitution having been adopt
ed and the Club organized, about thirty
members gave in their names.
Addresses were made by j. R Ludlow,
VIII. C. Ellis, aud others. Everything
was conducted with decorum, and the
colored men present were Calm, determ-
ined and independent in their actions.
W. were very much pleased with the
temper of this initial meeting.
The utmost enthusiasm and good
feeling prevailed ; and we see in this
movement dawn Of a better day-when
we shall be united with the colored
people in bonds of mutual confidence,
and identity of interest, beyond the
power of bad men to produce discord
and confusion. The meeting was still
In progress when we went to press.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

BOARD OF HEALTH.-Is it the intens
ton of this board to wait until some
dreadful malady appears in our midst
ere they do anything to stop its pro-
gress; would it not be better policy to
put forth some exertion in having time
freely used in the streets also those
high weeds that are found in every
vacant lot cut down. 1t would be
better policy to perform as much as
possible to prevent, if you can, any
disease. from appearing in our city, than
to sit idly thinking there is time enough.
Remember that representation is the
thief of time" and by your delay mind
that you are not stolen; but that would
be shame, for the thief would get the
worst of the bargain, that is, if you
were not more diligent. So arouse and
do all you can for the health of the
city.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

REGISTRATION CLosED.--The impor-
tant season of registration closed yester-
day afternoon, and it is evident, from
the returns in this city, that both the
whites and the blacks exerted them
selves to the utmost to bring out their
full strength. We append statements
of both registration and that Of 1869
which show majority in favor of the
whites. The last ten days registration
closed with the following result
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

Why BE Manufacturing the
last storm the thunder and lightning
was severe and as the lightning played
an old lady turned her eyes to see if a
lightning rod was upon her neighbours
chimney; there was one of Rodman's
copper tubular rods, and she was no
longer alarmed. See advertisement of
B. f. Rodman.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25
The thermometer at Seal & Newton's
Drug store stood as follows yesterday
In the shade. In the sun

LIGHT ON THE COURT House GREEN.
We were pleased to observe workmen
yesterday engaged in planting two
gas lamps, Tor rather iron posts with
gas lamps at the top,) in front of the
Court House-one at either end of the
steps fronting on Bank street. There
has been many subject discussed from
these steps that needed more light,
which hereafter will be provided. -
Good
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-25

RADICAL NOMINATING MEETING
The radicals of this city held a nominal
ting pow-wow in James st. Chapel
yesterday morning, for the purpose of
making senatorial nomination. H
NJ. Bowden presided. After much con-
tention and balloting, Maj. J. N. Croft,
received the nomination to the Virginia
State Senate. Old Spec Hodges was
thrown out in the cold.