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W. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE, }

STATE OF MAINE,
Waldo, IS.
Supreme JuliciM court, October Term, 4. d.
1869
Ordered, that the plaintiff give notice Of the tendency
Ms Ms. to R tsis an IT.
three weeks successfully in the Republican Journal
public newspaper printed at Belfast in the County OF
Waldo the last publication to be twenty days at
before the next term Of said Court to be holden at
Belfast within and for the County OF Waldo the first
Tuesday of January next that the said defendant
then and there appear and take upon himself the
Of this suit, If he shall cause to do so.
Attest-S. l.. MILLIkEN, Clerk
true copy. Atests. l.. MII.LlKEN, CLERK. i2o
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

At the commencement exercises of
Washington College, Lexington, on
Thursday, Rev. R. A. Holland, of Balti-
more, addressed the literary society, and
Gen. Lee, distributed the medals and
diplomas. C. Ii. Mccormick, of Chica-
go, a member of the board of trustees,
who was unavoidably absent. sent a
Rcheck for $4,000 as substitute for his
personal appearance.
Many distinguished persons from
other States were present. At the
alumni dinner, at night, speeches We're
made by Commodore Maury, General
Smith, and others.
The college prize Grafton was deliver
cd by G. c. Garrett, of Texas, and the
law class grafton by John L. Pendleton,
of Kentucky, and the Cincinnati Grafton
by J. P. Strider, of West Virginia.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28
MONDAY MORNING. June %, 1869.
THE NORFOLK VIRGINIAN
THREATENS,

The Norfolk Virginian of Saturday
last holds the following language in its
comments on the nomination of candi-
dates:
We are not prepared just yet to play
Saxon to anybody's Norman, and if the
attempt is made to force us into this
attitude the result will be most disas>
| trous
This is evidently Intended as threat
to coerce the Walker movement into
the Virginian's views and as that
paper has done its level best all the
way through to defeat the "new move
ment" and has only ceased its open and
proclaimed opposition when the torrent
of popular favor proved irresistible in
its behalf we fail to see wherein the
the managers of that movement should
suffer themselves to be intimidated by
threats from such source.
Thank Heaven, the animus of the
'new movement" is founded on the COM
mon sense of the people of Virginia and
not on their prejudices, which latter ele-
| ment the Virginian has fortified itself
behind all along in its efforts to defeat
it and threats of causing disastrous"
results to the cause of the people in
their efforts to escape from threatened
evils and get the power OF the State out
of the hands of the carpet-baggers and
other despoilers, comes with rather
b1d.grace from paper which has ap-
pealed steadily to- the prejudices of the
people to resist what they know is out
their power to resist, unless at the sacri-
fee of their homes and firesides.
Are such appeals to prejudice in the
| present distressing necessities Of the
people generous, humane, or even pat,
riotic Isit noble to urge down-trod-
den and defenceless people to rush on
to their certain destruction because all
heir re judices are opposed to certain
meas Urs dictated to them by their con-
que tors /? Then, if means for their re-
lief ar found, is it not exceedingly un-
ener GUS to threaten them with defeat
n I ieir object, simply because you can
move some portion of them to opposi-
ton by using the press to appeal to
their prejudices The "rule or ruin"
policy has no terrors for the Walker
cause now, and the. threats of its fol-
overs fall harmless to the ground.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28

neg" Tho last monthly report 81 the
Agricultural Bureau at Washington
gives us an encouraging exhibit of the
crops of the present year, North and
South, and from various other sources
we have the same cheering reports. I he
Wheat crop of the whole country will
be magnificent one, much the largest,
we expect, ever raised in the United
States. The great Valley of Virginia
reports five million bushels, which is a
splendid yield but California, with her
fifty to sixty bushels to the acre, beats
1t all hollow. OF rye, barley and oats
an ample general crop is fixed in the
harvester or ripening fields. A large
breadth of land South has been planted
In cotton, aud Notwithstanding the pre-
vailing grumbling of ga bad stand, ;
"too much wet,' drowned OUT. "vel.
low cast" "army worm" &C., we shall
most likely have tull average crop or
the area planted. But we can learr
nothing very definite about it, however
till the cotton begins to come to mar
ket.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28
REMOVALOF WELLS.

The Wing says: We hear that Gene
raj Newberry has been removed from
the Office of Mayor of Petersburg, be-
cause lie had accepted nomination for
the Legislature, and was actively en-
gagged in politics -the Commanding
General very justly thinking that no
public officer should be so employed
AS Wells, the acting Governor, '= &C
lively engaged in politics and is absent
more than three-fourths of his time from
the duties of his Office, it is presumed, a
matter of course, that he will be at
once dismissed.
City Attorney Chandler falls under
the same rule, and may be- expected to
receive the same summary justice.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28

BG Intelligence received from the
headquarters of the revolutionists by
their friends represents the Cuban army
as in good condition, while that of their
opponents is suffering greatly fro IL.
cholera and congestive fevers, disease
AMI discontentment proving more des-
tructive to the Spanish forces than
could have been accomplished by the
most successful operationsi in the field.
A dispatch from Havana says that the
reports of extraordinary mortality from
cholera and dysentery in the ranks of
the contending armies is fully confirmed
and it is supposed that all important
military operations have been sus-
pended. .fs..
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28

aEAr In several of the Southside
counties the Leagues are broken up, the
llliberal policy of the Wells negroes in
Richmond repudiated, and black and
white candidates running together on
the same ticket for Walker. This is the
case in the great county of Halifax, and
also in Prince Edward, where Booker
jackson one of the most intelligent and
respectable Of his race, is the candidate
for Senator on the Walker ticket. The
dlssentients are already strong enough
to defy the Leagues and mobs, and are
daily growing in numbers. o HA
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28


sGr Secretary Borie, of Phiadel-
phia, has resigned his portfolio of the
Navy Department in President,Grant's
cabinet. This is not unexpected, as it
was known that Mr.. Borie had nc par
tlcular desire to accept the position in
the first place. Hon. Geo. M. Robson,
a distinguished jurist of New Jersey,
succeeds Mr.. Borie, in the Navy De-
partment. Mr.. Robson is said to be
between 40 and 45 years of age, He
is the Attorney General of his State
This change has no political significance
that we know of, though Mr.. Robson
is represented as a strong. decided Re-
publican on all questions of national
policy.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28
Rsa- Gen. Candy Friday remove

nsa- Gen. Candy Friday removed
Gen. W, @. Newberry from the Mayor
atty of Petersburg. Gen. Newberry is
a gallant ex-FedeTal officer, and was
appointed by Gen. Stoneman in the
place of Rush Burgess. tie has been
removed because of his active espousal
of the Walker ticket, and because he
was the choice of the citizens of Peters,
burg. This has been for long time
expected, but Gen. Newberry believing
himself as much entitled to political
opinion as the vagabonds from all parts
of the world who comprise the Radical
party, did not see fit to abject himself
before the powers that be-hence his
removal.
A DIR. Pierce has been appointed to
fill the vacancy.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28
,AYNE'PLAYs HIDE AND SEEK

BAYNE PLAYS HIDE AND SEEK
The radical State Journal goes after
Bayne with sharp stick 1t says: THE
way of tue transgrossor is hard. Doctor
Bayne has fallen into such bad odor
with his own race in the Norfolk district
that very often, when he g les out to ad-
dress the people, the colored voters
whose cause he has deserted, get after
him; and instead of ovation and Grafton,
there is fox chase and game of hide
and seek. They get after the Doctor
and it is as much as his special friends
can do to secrete him and to spirit him
away out of harms reach.
The Wing says: We suppose this Off
cial statement of the persecution to which
DR.. Bayne is subjected by his colored
brethren, for simply offering himself as
candidate for Congress, will arrest the
attention Of Gen. Candy and lead to a
redress Of the outrage. DR.. Bayne was
mobbed last year by the same parties
and came very near losing his life. The
impression prevails that these violators
of the law are hired or encouraged by
the Platt party to deter DR., Bayne from
addressing the people or exercising any
of the rights of a citizen. 1t is one Of
the most unfavorable traits of the black
population-their intolerance of all lis
sent among themselves, and their read
mess to resort to violent means to crush
it. When bad white men inflame and
exasperate and stimulate this unfortu-
nate disposition of these ignorant crea-
lures, they are the real criminals, and
merit summary punishment.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28
hsaa The Washington CORE

nEA The Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, writing on Friday
says: Virginiaus Of the Wells party who
arrived tonight complain that Chief
Justice Chase has been lending his inhu-
ence in Virginia to the Walker party,
and has been very effective in that d.
rection. They ascribe his purpose to
selfish considerations and ambition to be
the next presidential nominee of possibly
a new conservative party, to be built up
of the conservative elements of the re-
publicans and disintegration of the pres
ent democratic party, this dissolution to
be accomplished by throwing overheard
the Vallandighams, the McLeans, the
McCooks and politicians of their type,
who failing to secure the nomination of
Pendleton, threw their weight 10 favor
of Seymour, h
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28

Five inmates (negroes) of Howard's
Grove Lunatic Asylum were taken to
Henrico County courthouse and regis
tered by the Wells party. Afterwards,
upon proper representation of the Con-
servatves, they were stricken from the
list
The latest advices regarding the new
Atlantic cable are from Brest. and dated
Friday. Signals were constantly re-
ceived from the Great Eastern, and she
was progressing with every prospect of
success. a }r.ft ..s't- 4.
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Dry Goods.
Apps s. EFT L.

Gail special attention to their preseat
LARGE STOCK OF
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
Black Silks at 50, Is. 2 OO, 225, 275 up
TO the best
Fancy Dress Goods fl ON 20 cents to 81 rs
New Stock of Summer Dress. in Japa-
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ana many other novelties ia Summer
Dress Goods; 3-4 and ga Black Grape
Moretz, S-4 Black and White Berages and
Grape and Moretz Sd Black Grenadines
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ana all SILK Hernanis at low pricei.
| New stock o. Organizes. Printed Jaco-
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Full line of White Goods, Cambrics and
Jacorets, Plain, Paid and striped Main
socks, Pain. Plaid and striped Swiss
Muslin, Victoria and Bishop Lawns. In.
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White Piques, Shirt Fronts. Cambria and
Swiss Edgings and IInsertings, Richard.
Navy. Linen. Birdeye Linens. Linen
SheeLings, Pillow Linens, Stair Linens,
! Huckaback Towels and Toweling Bleach !.
gu and Brown Table Linens, and Nap
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ClOt and CaSSlmefeS Tor Men and
b >ys Wear, Sun mer Pants Goods for
Boys, White Linen Drills and Ducks,
| Brown do.
In Hosiery and Gloves we call special
attention.
| a. Il. Stewards best Alexander Kid
Gloves i'll colors. and Black and White.
| all sizes.
| Our Domestic Stock always full and
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ON VIRGINIA STATE

BONDS.
1t is we'll known among brokers that
a portion of the interest on the Virginia
State debts made payable ain specie
or its equivalent. Y" A holder of a con-
siderable amount Of the State bonds,
observing the "specie" cause in his
certificates, addressed a letter recently to
the Assistant Treasurer of the State, to
whichthe following reply was received
.se Richmond, June 16, 1869.
Esq, Baltimore, Md.
Sir-Yours, 10th inst, to hand, and
10 reply would say that the interest
upon the bonds you speak of as pay
able in specie" is las all other interest)
in currency, aud no more Respect
fully, .s JOHN S. BRADY,
Assistant Treasurer.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-28

About the last of May, the schooner
Grapeshot landed 40 men and portion
of her cargo on the Cuban coast. While
the boats We're landing the men, some
of the passengers on board attempted
to run the vessel ashore, aud fight
took place with the crew and officers,
in which the Captain of the Grape4hot
received a bullet in the leg. The
Grapeshot finally got rid of the whole
party, and without landing all of her
cargo Of stores, proceeded to Turks
Island, where she received clearance,
and arrived, on the 4th inst, at Fall
mouth, Jamaica. The 1856 package Of
arms and ammunition remaining on
board were seized by the Customs off,
GERS, and the Captain abandoned the
vessel. The seizure was subsequently
declared illegal, and the Captain has
sued the Collector of the port and 9TH
ers for damages. .f.
Several filibusters of the party which
landed at Battigueri were executed at
Santiago. esea e.
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Bsa- Wells spoke IN Petersburg Fri
day. Some one asked the Governor
where were the mule and the forty acres
of land promised the uegro-and the
answer was, he will get them when he
earns them by honest labor. Whenever
we hear this forty acres and mule al
luded to, it always puts us in mind of
the Petersburg Times When's Platt
coming down, neighbor, on that business
of scratching Harris? We are waiting
for him.
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An elegant and detergent Wash for the
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It Froths delightfully."- upon the Brusn,
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Suggests the purchase of one OF
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Water Coolers,
Wire Dish and Plate Covers,
IL which we cali the attention of those
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very low.
Notice is also called to our genel al
stock Of
Hardware,
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the Daily Express, owing to strike
among the printers, which the proprie-
tors cannot arrange.
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