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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-30

| NS~ . oAS paw oN|AS
change. His cold heart SEEM
ed as frozen as ever. While
the very hand which had sent
the ball through Harry's head
was raisedssto Heaven averring
! his innocence.
The Richmond bar had never
shone a brighter array of
talent. The contest between
crime and justice rose to a furi-
GUS height. The counsel for
the criminal was never more
enthusiastic in his pleading,
or fanciful in hurting the thun-
der bolts of eloquence through
that vast assemblage. The
winds Of heaven seemed to
stand still during his wild
! flight of eulogy, which he wove,
pure, bright, and enduring as
the diadem that crowns the
night of a cloudless sky, around
the spotless character of Rich
ard, whom he lifted on the very
wings of innocence, as the
dupe of complicated artifce.
After a long struggle between
right and wrong which is too
tedious for recital, the verdict
Of acquittal was read to an ex-
icited crowd, who swore in the
hearing of the Court, that they
would have blood for blood,
whereupon the prisoner was
remanded to Jail for an indef~
mite period, to remain until his
friends found it expedient to
convey him across the country,
to a point where he could evade
detection, and from thence to
the wilds of the West, never to
see the green capped hills Of
Virginia again.
And now, in conclusion, /
will add, that Glenwood Dale
has passed into other hands,
and other feet press the soft
velvet grass, that still grows in
in luxuriant beauty over its
grounds, which is still conse-
Grated to memory by a thousand
recollections-both of gladness
and sorrow.
DR.. Glenwood is still living,
and loved by his noble wife,
and many friends for his sterl-
ing worth.
Percy Clynton the talented
editor is resting from the cares
s,."~.S- ovi2iHo- ''-~~1l -honeath q
granite monument in the old
cemetery in the city of
The Raymans, some Of them,
are still living in their native
county, trying to regain their
former prosperity, for nearly
| all their property was swept in
the effort to save Richard from
disgrace, while others have
gone to that bourne from
whence no traveller returns,
Poor Lottie, faded day by day,
until the last faint flush died
out on her cheek, and the clear
eye, which had once shone so
brightly, was forever closed by
the angel of death and on her
|spotless brow was placed a
aowery wreath, twined by the
same loving hands, which had
festooned the one for her lover,
while the same old pastor
again performed the solemn
service of committing to dust
another body, and to God a
spirit of unblemished purity,
and now in heaven we trust,
that the broken heart has been
made whole, and that Harry
and Lottie have their names
enrolled with the saints around
that throne, where the just are
made perfect. The old pastor,
too, has laid down his cares at
the foot of the cross, and has
gone up with the angels above
the stars, where he waits to
welcome the flock which was
under his guardianship ON
earth, to join with him in the
music of the white robed throng
forever and forever.
" LoMoND. -
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Clothing.
GREAT FALL STOCK OF
CLOTHING !

a W. MI Z l. l. S
"a HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
"a the Factories with the largest and
Va sbest stock Of
~ GENTS CLOTHING
ever offered in the Norfolk market, which
he has bought CHEAP, and designs to
astonish the people with the LOW
PRICES he intends selling at.
The finest stock OF
CLIO TIL N G
ever brought to this market can now be
found at his store, and the prices are as
tonishjng low.
Gentlemen are invited to call and ex-
anime.
A. W. MILLS,
Gents Clothier,
40. IL Main street,
nol4 Head of Market Square.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-30

Thou spirit of the olden time,
By God 10 mercy given,
Come forth--all sparkling and divine,
Thou harbinger Of heavon;
For oh! what on this earth appears
Whose virtues like to thine,
Grow strong with age, increase with years
Immortal wine
Let the brimming goblets shine
With mellow wine.
Wine--that fills the soul with dreams,
Unconversant with care;
Wine-bow beautiful it beams,
Like joy upon despair.
And feeling pure from passions's lees,
Like it shall flow divine,
Tho limpid waters others please,
But give me wine.
Let the trimming goblets shine
With mellow wine.
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sept7-tn
REAT ATT CTION
sTILL THEY COME.

STILL THEY COME.
Receiving this day: pr+ta,.
1,OOo lbs superior Fresh Roll Bnt a,
10 tubs superior New YORK sea'e h"t'
1T packages prime Virginia Noun
tain Butter.
tterces superior Sugar Cured Hams,
5 tierces superior Sugar Cured Snoui'
derS,
8 tierces superior Sugar Cured Break
fast Bacon, - -
s tierces Extra Family Leaf Lara,
5 tierces Extra Family Baltlmore
rCorned Beet,
800 Extra Prime Smtthfield HAMS
All of which have been selected by one
OF the firm In person, and purchased fol
the Lowest Prices for Cash, and will be
sold Oorrespondingiy Low. Call soon anc
examine for yourselves.
AYDLOTT u WHITEHURST,
Nos. rs and 20 City Market,
an12 and 81 East Market Square.
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Written for the Norfolk Day Book.
LOTTTE gLENW OODI
THE BROKEN HEART.
BY OUR ..
LADY CONTRIBUTOR "LoMoND.
CONCLUDED -.

LIE LIOIHlilS CdHc Will loe
dew gems glittering on every
leaf; and with it brought the
old stage coach. in which Har-
| ny was to leave to make all pre-
paratory arrangementsfor their
marriage Never had Lottie
looked more beautiful in her
simple dress of spotless white,
as the loving hand Of Harry
pressed her own, while his
dreamy eyes shed a wealth of
light in her face, and as he
whispered the words, mine for
ever she told her fear of Rich
ards pursuit, which would
throw a dropping drapery
around her heart until his re-
turn; but the parting was at
hand, and the good-by must be
given. and in a few minutes
Harry Clynton was passenger
en- route for the city of hills,
with Glenwood Dale now and
then peeping through the green
leaves, in coquettish beauty
while " j tire tail old trees seemed
and even the birds seemed to
sing a sweet, but sadder song
but whatever crosses and mis-
fortunes we meet with, and
however heavy their burden,
they cannot overwhelm us
whilst we have patience; on the
contrary they become proper
tionally lightened as we reso-
Iutely exercise this virtue--As
every thing in nature has its
contrast, so patience is the op-
posite to dispair and when our
miseries attain a pitch that
threatens all our future happi-
ness, she never fails to offer her
assistance to those really in
clined to avail themselves of her
kindness
Twas thus Harry .Clynton
found himself soliloquizing and
bearing up under the chasten-
ing rod of endurance; when the
city spires began to peep above
the tree tops-and the curling
smoke from engines was seen
going upward, forming a mass
Of blush clouds in the dreamy
atmosphere. The-hotel, where
he had stopped time and again,
never seemed duller, yet he
managed to pass the evening".
apparently jovial with Percy
Clynton, and other friends who
had met to congratulate him on
his approaching marriage; and
after the party broke Harry re-
tired to his room-but not to
sleep. 1t was one Of those
beautiful evenings, when the
moon rode far up in the sky,
inviting us to admire her silvery
brightness, while throwing her
mellow rays to the world be-
low, making all things tran
scendently glorious: and as you
looked UP to that vast concave,
where the minds eye followed
in silent wonder, quickly pass
ed from star to star, till struck
with the beauty of the whole,
'the hand that made it is dl-
vine. Harry viewed these
heavenly beauties with a long
thoughtful gaze-He thought
of his past life, and the respon-
sibility he was so soon to as
sumo. Sleep seemed a stran-
ger to his eyes, and a restless
ness took possession of him,
which he could not throw off,
and SO passed the night, After
the rosy blush of day lit up the
city with brightness, Harry
carefully arranged his toilet,
ana descended the stairway in
hope Of meeting a friend. He
had not Verv 1opo Loa.o c.nA.j
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Business Cards.

VIRGINIA IRON WORKS!
VIM. PETIT & THOS. W. GOODWIN,
PRoPRIETORs.
MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM FIRE
ENGINES, ALL KINDS OF HIGH
AND LOW PRESSURE
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILEBS,
SAW GRIST and SUGAR MILLS,
SHAFTlNG and PULLEYS,
CASTINGS and FORGINGS of all kinds,
East Wide Water Street, :.
NORFOLK, VA.
Particular attention given to the repairs
of steamboats and Machinery of every
description. sept29-t
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E O + It r Y
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-30

nr. Johnston has Discovered the
~ most Certain, Speedy. and only Efec-
tual Remedy In the World for Weakness
ton Of tie kidneys or BLADDER. fn In, 1ouo
tary Discharges, Impotency, General De-
bi1ity. Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Lapguor,
Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, PalpiLa-
ton OF the Heart, Ttmtdity, Trembling
Dinlness of Sight, or Gidd1neSs, Disease
Of the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin, Aztec
lions Of the Liver, Lungs. Stomach, or
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits of Youth--secret and
solitary practices more fatal to their vic.
Tins than the soug of Syrens TO the Mari
ners of Ulysses, blighting their most bril-
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering
marriage, &C.. impossible.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

also that the Circuit Courts may be held
by Supreme Justices and Circuit Judge
sitting together, tue present. Clerks Of the
Circuit Courts ars TO csstinntgx Office un-
IT, other appoiutmcn1 are padc. Also
with amendments to House bt<o repeal
the Tenure Of Office law. Tie amend.
,ncnts zuspcsd Ne act till ne session Of
Congress; also ! bill y cnfor the Four.
teenth Amendment.
The 7ribune's special says that General
Thomas will be assigned to the Depart.
mcnt Of the Pacific, with headquarters at
ssh Francisco. General Hallcck will be
ordered East to division of the South.
not yet organized. Anger remains in com.
nand Of the Department Of the Platte.
Hancock goes to the Department Of Dako.
ia; Pope to the Department ofthc Lakes;
Lacey will command in Georgia apd The
Carolinas, and Stonclnan goes to Ar;sdna.
Andrew johnson has returned to Wash
ington.
Complaints are made that Massachusetts,
il absorbing many important positions,
having Cabinet officer, two leading chair.
manships Of Senate committees, foreign
and military officers. and severalinportant
chairmanships Of the House. 1t is also
thought that Motley will nave the English
mission. ..,a.. ...l.fii ..a,--
Senator Morton has consented to deliver
an address at the dedication Of the Gettys-
burg National Monument on the frst day
of July, 1869. Bayard Taylor will deliver
an original poem. and Henry Ward Beech
er will be chaplain on the OCCASION. '-e
CHICAGO, March 13.-The T+;bs.e's
special says the President has said that he
would nominate Gen. Sicklcs a. Minister
to Mexico. Gen. Billiard is also to have
foreign mission, but which il not stated.
Gen. Sheridan approves Of the appoint.
mcnt Of Longstrcet as Collector Of New
Orleans. Minister Washburnc will not 70
to France before the end Of April. Con-
gresham Julian, who represents largo
Quaker constituency. argues for the sp-
po ntment Of a Quak er Commissioner Of In
dian affairs. ''i.r.
Vice President Colfax goes West with
his family next week to remain ten days
Senator Anthony will preside during his
absence.
The Iowa congressman have agreed tO
recommend the reinstatement of all Office
holders Of that States, removed by John.
son for devotion to Republican principles,
Morton offered a joint resolution provid-
ing that majority Of any State Leeisla-
turc shall be sufficient to ratify Constita-
tional amendment, and that resignation
shall not avail or temporary refusal Of y
minority to net shall not affect the validity
Of such ratification by the majority. Davis
objected and the resolution went over.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Chas. Wal
lace, editor Of the Warrenton. Georgia,
Gazette, was shot and instantly killed by
DR.. Dardcn. The latter had blackballc
Wallace who had applied for admission
into Masonic Lodge. Wallace thercup-
on attacked Darden in his paper, announce
isg him as liar and villain. Dxrdcn shot
him with rife, from the window Of his
Office.
AUGUSTA, March 13.-Darden, the
murderer Of the editor Of the Gazxfie, was
taken from Jail by some disguised men
last night, carried out Of town, and shot.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20
GATHERINGS BY THE WAYsIDE.

Rosa Bonheur makes $4,000 year.
Tho Hebrew in the United States mum.
Der half a million.
st. Louis City Council have given
$1,000 to the poor.
Near one halfof Memphis population
of 200 arc negroes.
Thirteen men have been lynched in
Indiana within the last six months.
The Boston and Springfield chess
clubs are playing game by telegraph
One Catholic parish in New York city
contains forty thousand persons Of that
faith.
The three Methodist Conferences in
China have four hundred and sixty.cght
members. t
"A boy of fourteen was recently married
at Holly Springs, (Miss.), 10 a woman of
,hirty-two.
A New York newspaper has carrier
who is worth 100000 and still traups
his daily rounds.
The classic Inhabitants of New York
propose to change the name of Broadway to
Colossus of Roads,"
A son Of Charles Dickens has recent.
ly gone into bankruptcy. lie was in the
paper-making business.
Evelyn Evans has left the stage. Joined
the Methodist Church and is holding revi.
val meetings at Pittsburg.
The new suspension bridge at niagara
Falls has single span of 1.268 feet; it is
the longest span in the world
A Maine man has sued the husband
of his daughter for tea, cake aud candies
consumed during the courtship.
The President appoints, directly or
indirectly, Al 900 officers. and controls pat
ronage amounting to $3.50, OOO, 900.
Many of the wood-cuts used in the
Illustrated London Nc,cs are Immediately
packed up and sent to this country.
1T is calculated that it will take seven
days to go from San Francisco by railroad
to Philadelphia, distance of3, 300 miles.
The horse George NJ. Patchin has
been purchased by William Matthews of
California, for tho sum of g., 900 in gold
coin, and s now en- route for California.
-Gallipslis. Ohio, is excited over wild
man. naked. covered with hair, gigantic in
stature, and with eyes that start from
their sockets"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20
rHE ELECTION LAw.-Thc Walla Wal

TIE ELECTION LAw.-Thc Walla Wal
Ia Statesman gives the following informa.
ton relative to the Congressional election
law, which it says is passed:
1.-THE bill is entitled AN act to pre-.
serve the purity Of elections in the several
organized Territories of the United States.
The law as passed simply provides for n
Board of County Canvasscrs. four in num-
Der, to be appointed by tho Governor from
both political parties. If any vacancy
should occur. the County Committee rep.
rcscntng the party Of which such person
declining was " member, shall recommend
person to fill the vacancy. and the Gov
ernor shall 50 appoint. This Board is to
appoint the Judges Of election for each
prccinct-four in numbcr-two from each
party; or if, there arc more than two par
ties, the Judges must be proportionally d.
vided. Ifa vacancy occur On the day Of
election. the Judges present shall supply it
by appointment. The pollsarc to be opened
ut six in the morning and close ut six in
the evening. The precinct appointccs re-
port to the County Canvasscrs, aud they
transmit the returns to the Governor.
Out of this slender material, our Radical
friends had conjured up registry law,
that was to enable them to defeat tho De.
mocracy, and hold the Territories in sub.
lection. As it is, the law is perfectly
harmless, and about ~ much use rs fifth
wheel to wagon"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

QUEER ACcIDENT.-We learn that on
the last trip Of the Hunt to Victoria bull
lock was tied to the shaft before starting,
and forgotten until the steamer was under
way. The consequence was the rope wound
around the shaft and finally tho bullock re-
rolred with the motion Of the machinery.
No damage was done to the boat, but the
gymnastic feat was said to have been rather
hard on the bull.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

na~ Prosch declared, and reiterated, last
week his admiration Of Garfelde. His pro-
found respect, equal to that he would en-
terrain for brother, alone stood in the
way Of seconding his nomination, "just for
him to be beaten" As the People" have
declared that such fears arc groundlcss, we
presume friend Prosch will now support
him as he only could support one Of his
kin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

~ In the year 1866, some of our Re.
publican friends who DOW hold office, dc.
clarcd most emphatically and without
equivocation that should their party adopt
the plank Of negro suffrage, they would
repxdiate the purity. What do you think
Of the situation now, Judge! Where do
you stand now My Lord? How would
either Of you like to live in Virginia, and
vote for Harris, negro, for Lieutenant
Governor!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

FUNERAL.-The remains Of John L.
Temple, Esq, who died at Port Townsend
on the 10th instant, were brought to this
place by tho anderson on Thursday, and
the funeral took place from the st. Johns
Church in the afternoon Of the same day
The several flags were placed at half-mast
in respect to the memory Of the deceased,
and many Of our citizens joined in paying
the last sad rites of scpulture.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

TIE RADICAL PRIMARIEs.-Thc Radi.
cal primaries, have in this county general
~ resulted in the selection of Garfcldc del
cgstcs. This precinct elected seventeen,
the whole ticket, by an average majority
of % votes. At Tumwatcr the Flanders
men Withdrew, SO all the delegates are for
Gartieldc. 1t is claimed that there will not
be more than half dozen Flanders dele
gates in the Comfy Convention, which
meets to-day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

TmEJoH L. STEPHENS SEIZED.-Wc
learn from Captain Finch that just as the
anderson sailed, the news was received ut
Victoria of the seizure Of the steamship
john l.. Stephens, at Sitka. by the Custom
House authorities, for an iufraction of the
revenue laws. She will proceed to San
Francisco in charge Of the revenue officers,
where the matter will probably be adjusted
without forfeiture of the vessel
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

NJ Gar6elde's Good Tcmplar friends
assert that he has the sanction of the
lodge to drink brandy, "for he is fearfully
afflicted with the asthma" How thought
full aud considerate in the lodge, to waive
their rules, in this instance! If poor Tom
Brown, is not discreet enough to articulate
"asthma" between his drinks, he is un.
ceremoni ously kicked out Of the temple
Verify, the human heart is ON enigma.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20

PERsoNAL.-lIon. Vic. Trevitt, of The
Dalles and member of the Oregon Senate,
called upon US this week. He proposes
remaining few days to visit different parts
Of the Sound. Mr.. T. was connected with
tho publication of the Pioneer and Demo.
crat, in this place, about fifteen years ago.
He reports that there is considerable talk
in Oregon about tho Sound country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20
The Radical poNWoW.

1t is said that "whom the gods would
destroy they FIRST make mad" and the ad-
age never had better veri6cation than in
the primary convention in this precinct
last Saturday. We had thought that the
men who have bullied our County Commits
sioners for prcsuming togrant liquor liccu-
ses, were honest in their advocacy of tenn
perance, however much we may have dis
trusted the propriety Of the means adopted
to advance that cause. We had thought
that lingering remembrance ofthe petit
FORGERY Of an advocate employed in their
behalf, as shown by going into court with
out case, was too pslpable for any one to
be deceived. We had thought that asth-
matte individuals who frequent saloons and
gambling rooms, could not pull the wool over
the eyes of men who claimed to be the ex.
emplars of the Order aud the cause of to-
tai abstinence iu the Territory. But our
judgment is fallible. Our faith in the
purity the human heart is shaken. Po-
litical intrigue may we'll be lkened to the
"slimy pool" in which all sorts Of loath-
some reptiles crawl and have their being.
Good Templar and Good Tippler have
Joined hands over the PROSTATE forms
Of Faith, Hope and Charity" and MUIR
INJURED VOWS Of friendship, while the De-
mon Rum has laughed with gladness. Such
VOWS are not recorded in Heaven"
Brethren from the lodge. room clnsred the
hands of their brethren from the 6 breath
ing hole of the internal regions" Go use
a term from the EcAo,) and VIC bear " evil
dcnce to their solemn Obligation Here
McLanc, the bolter two years ago, presided
over convention which condemns bolt
ing as heinous sin now; here p. d. Moore,
who was formally received into the Demo-
cratic party by Johnny Laws two years
ago, ruled out man whose record is as
black as charcoal in the Radical service /;
here Randall Hewitt, who tried to obtain
money from the Government which he had
not earned, who only escaped the draft by
setting out povt-haste for this Territory.
passed judgment upon tho loyalty Of men
who fought in the country's cause here
men who hate Copperheads" and detest
Democracy, shook hands with delegate
to the last Democratic Territorial Convcn.
ton, in the most cordial Of friendly greet
ings.
But, understand, We do not complain.
IF our enemies butt their brains out in at
tempting to send mass Of corruption to
Congress, we don't see as we have special
cause for. regret. We wish them joy Of
their success.
'.Elack spirits and white,
Blue spirits and grey;
AinRle. mingle, mingle,
hat nmla
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-03-20
TuE UCrssIE This r

THE "GUssIE TELFAIR. This pro.
pcllcr arrived at the anderson Co.'S wharf
Wednesday evening, bringing few tons of
freight for this place and several passcn-
gers. She is an iron steamer of about 400
tons burden, has twenty-five state.roonls.
a large saloon and extensive freight-rooms.
She was built in England for blockade.
runner, during the late war, and after a
number of successful trips, she was cap.
tured by Government steamer and there.
after sold to Capt. John T. Wright, who
brought her to this coast and sold her to
Holiday 4 Brennan. 1t is stated that
she will run permanently between Port
land and Victoria, in place Of the Actirc.
She sailed Thursday morning.