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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-11
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NASHVILLE, IsNS., December Y, 1875.
csTi IL that the egoing Is 8 copy of the
0figila q = snieu1 or tGe company now. on
lis n Ley CI1vU.
G. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller.
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Sta ement OF the Condition
OF THE
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company.
ON THE
1st Day of November, 1868
The Name OF the Company Is
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
Ist Day of November, 1868
The Name OF the Company Is
Tt is Located sn Hartford, Con-
sascficae.
Being a purely Mutual Company, It
has no Capital Stock.

The assets Of the Company ara as follows
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CDs Gl)aFlcetua, Aemg.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER so; 1869.
To Our Friends In tho Countr I'M:
duceMents to New Subscribe. ...:ssss

we DESIRE. il possible, to make Tns' News,
,cltioh is already sotthout exception the cheapest
fle,ospdpsr In The South, a regular ptsftor In
ersiB s5c'l regulated household Il, .i ana the
adtosasa9 States. As an fndncement tothe Tldpt-
ers 10 subscribe TO THE NEWS berore the crpt,a.
tfon of the present year. hare arranged ,ofU,
Messr's. IYa,ker, Euans % Co0s,reu, t,e publish.
e's or the RURAL CARoLIS1AH, to supply that ne,o
ana superb agricultural magazine, together 10Th
TIE NEWS, to aH.ne.o suosbrf6ers, at The Jol,o,c-
tng rc''Y lo,o rates:
TnB DAILY NEWS and the RURAL CARoLISIAN,
one pear, -J0r sic dollars and Jlfrv cents.
THE TRI-WgEHLY NEWS ana the RURAL CARO-
LIN1AS, one year, .ror Jour dollars.
Subscriptions to the too publications may be
sent either to the p,opyfetors or THE NEWS, to
Che prop,tctors - The RURAL CARoLINIAN. But
persons deSlrtn, draH themselves OF this Offer
'aGst do so BEFORE the FIRST or January ncrt, as
the arrangement totu not be extended beyond
that period.
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The Democratic minority.

In the list of the members Of the General
AS - published in our columns this
morning, will be found tho names of the
Democratic minority who, with overwhclm-
ing odds against them. have faced the diff
culties OF on embarrassing and unpleasant
position, hoping to he able to accomplish
something OF good for the benefit of their
State and people. These gentlemen have
stood firm in the midst of chicancry and
corruption; they are the only men in the
General Assembly who dare to raise their
voice for the vindication and protection of
South Carolina; they alone represent the
dignity and worth, the intelligence and
wealth, of the Stntc. Their courage and
fortitude will not be forgotten, and wo look
forward with confidence to the coming of
the day when, triu.nphuntly reelected, they
shall BIT in the capital, not check by jowl
with Doors and ruffians, but by The sido of
senators and representatives whom the
whole people can honor, respect and trust.
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appearances the prospect OF Improvements Is not
very natterlng. The steady decline In the gold
premium has the effect TO persuade buyers to defer
purchases, IN the expectation that still lowor
rates VIII he attained, while tho corresponding
shrihkaSe oi every description OF merchandise
that has been imported on u gold basis without
any business even with the shrnkagc, causes u
fccllng OF almost universal depression aui"n:. the
merchants. But few or them arc making any
money, and II is not putting the case too strongly
TO say that " majority OF them will be satisfied If
they can but hOd their own ~ tic close Of the
year. 1t is more than probable that; if gold con-
,inucd TO run down much further, some OF the
large dry goods houses in Broadway will let 50 1T
gold prices, rather than hold on any longer iu
expectation of u reaction that may never come.
In that event the smaller houses will have to fc,
low suit.''
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The chorsw and Darlington Railroad
company.

The annual report of the president and
directors of this company, printed this
morning. shows that the net earnings of
tho road for the year ending August 3lst
air Int to SlS,di7, very gratifying result
when the circumstances Of the case arc con-
sidcrcd. The operating expenses have
bcon largely reduced, while passengers and
freight have been transported with rcgulari
ty and promptncss, the road and roln.r
stock have been kept in good order, and
there has been an absolute freedom from
accidents and failure to make connection.
The directors hope to be able to renew. upon
favorable terms, the first mortgage bonds
(Sl5O, 000) due in April next, but the nee
ccssary authority to open negotiations for
this purpose cannot, we presume, he had
until legal meeting OF the Stockholders
can bo held. This is ont OF the question
until the majority OF the stock Of the road.
now held in the name of the President OF
the Chcraw and Salisbury Rralroud Com
pany, is represented in person or by proxy.
In this connection, wc desire TO call attcn-
tlon to tho statement made in the report of
thu didsgehte III 4 sss(s a st5lssaraes.,sus
Darlinsth Rallros seaas -
dent Townsend, in Srsg aa ro2 fh6j sfd at
the road attempted IS Isl s stS
Messrs; Walters Il NJ, rsoaDait aitim66re:
We arc hopeful that thSSss is5 may he
annulcd, and that tho cokt fthe Che
raw and Darlington Railroa5 Dot pass
into the hands Of persons wfkS Interest is
directly against any extension ef Che. road
from Cheraw which would affect unfayor-
ably the Wilmington and Manchester and
| Weldon Roads 80
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ANornRn move is made in ,hat lIitla alo

ANOTHER move Is made in that little stock
1ooblng game. A bill hos been introduced
In tho Legislature. authorizing tho State
treasurer to pay tae interest on tho State
debt n specie, and 10 mako the necessary
exchanges. Tho financial agent in New
York Is to dy the w!ros ans pull the strings,
and State securities orc to a1vanoo fifteen
per cent In o Fes VIC aks-ill for tho gr, aisr
glory ond profit OF Scott. K mpson & Co.
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OUR Columbia correspondent shows up
D. workings OF the Land Commission Ring.
f'te 'foeF' IS that n leading incmber OF the
House ought tract OF land for $1,000, and
D tho Land Commissioner for S22, 900,
and TIM Judge bought tract for $500,
and sold it in tho same way for $1,000.
No wonder that Commissioner Leslie cries
Tor .'~o millions moro /
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From the census returns for Pickehs coun-
ty, we gather the following statistics: There
aro: males over 81 years 1455 white, 431
colored, making voting population Of
1885. The whites, both male and female,
are: S2o6; coiored, 2G4o; total population,
1886. The militia of the county numbers
1867 white, and 443 colorod; total 15oo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30

WE print this morning the report of the
President and Directors OF tho Peoples
Bank, and the proceedings of Che meeting
OF stockholders TO which il was submitted.
The bank has now surplus of about two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars and, we
are pleased to learn, resumes business this
day
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WI. WHIpPER, colored member OF the
Legislature. is said TO have OF this time n
good chance of beng elected Judge OF the
State Supreme Court. All the colored mem
bors OF tho Legislature are expected to
vote for him-this would make his cleo
tion certain. Whippor is IN Intelligent man
and very popular in tile party.
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ONE by one, tho old banks OF the State
are resuming business. The latest cheering
indication OF the kind is in the case OF the
Bank OF Rewberry, nm institution which, as
We are informed, reopened its doors for busi-
ness yesterday.
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WE sincerely hope that the bill to sus-
pend the operation OF the township law for
ten years will be passed at once. The rea-
sons for suspending the law are oogently
given in the lotter OF our Columbia cores
pondent.
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THE Columbia Radicals speak Of Attor
noy-Gencrai Chamberlain as sthe COMING
''man" for Governof. We might possibly dc
worse, but hope to do better.
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FRUIT! FRUITl FRUITI
BY G. BART & co.

by 6. BART & co.
Just received and now landing at Union Wharf
per schooner "AZcItla and Laura ~ from I,araroa.
200 Bnnchcs RED BANANAS
10000 COcoanutS
5000 Planiains
5000 Grape Fruit.
iN SToER,
0.0O0 West India ORANGES
~ bbls. Lines
100 bbls. Baldwin Apples
10 kegs Malaga Gr,lpcs
100 hills. Onions
so bbls. Jackson Whites ana Peach Blow 20.
tatOcS
% bblS. Assorted Nuts
200 drums New Figs, assorted sizes
700 700 boxes boxes Assorted Figs, from to lbs. eaoh
SO cases Union TorpedOcs containing 10000
90 whole and half boxes Fire Crackers.
Will be sold low by @. BART L CO..
noV23 Market street.
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FD
TIE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HoR-
TON Il SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES. AS WHOLESALE DEALERS,
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUsI
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL TIE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AMI RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-soME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OUT TIE AID OF CHImNEYs IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP.
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PRIcE-HAVE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK-woRK TO SET
THEM UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAsT-RoN AIRTIaHTs, RUssIA-IRoN AIR
TIGHTS, sIx-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
WIN. SHEPHERD & CO.,
NO. "a nAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON 8. c.,
TAPAN NNED TIN-WA
AT WHOLESALE.
VIM. sHEPH ERD co.,,
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
STA hPED TIN-w ARE
AT WHOLESALE.
wM. PHERD co.,,
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
FRENCn RETINNED IRON WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
wM. SHEPHERD $50.
No. q HAYNE sTrtET.
u L L l. L WILLIE COPPER
ROLL LING MILLS.
AGENTS IN CIIAnLEsT0Nt
wM. HEPHERD co.,
No. a HAYNE STREET.
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2muGcil,cuiS.
A q a ID l. III Y OF MUSIC

rroprlctor rpr JOHN CHADWICK
Architect and Contractor II. DgvgnEux
superintendent ol Corpcn:cr-
superintendent OF Masonry N. r. DrvnEnHS
Supcrintcndcnt OF rlastering. -. W. DEvYrEuX
rninters and GiIdcrs. r. a. EEAMIsn & co.
Artists in frcsco,
G. TInIIlL and Il. CnANHm and Aa.ts.
UpMoistering ana Carpets b. canm M + 1 Co.
Iron Columns and Railing.
GEO II. JAcssoN ANA BURNETT A Go.
ron UiiliIS. ........-..........G. KEOcIiiikG
panier vi ~ Mscc ,inao:n,s,'.'''c;w wsEMTn gi;n,,
Gas Fixtures and Chandc-
i,srs; GEO. u. KlTCHES & co.
GnH ,.,ii'E r,i,,E I, GulliEM,S
Carvris... p. UmEvnnuX and Il. LEWIS
Stase ami S!ase Machinery; ;.......w. W. DENiLr
Sanic Artists,
Mcssrs. wALLAcp, T,nnEr.l. AMI cnAMnn
Act prop. .MISARD LEWIS
Lessee AMI Manager. ....... JOIIN T. FORD
Stage Manager. cr.............. .GEoEuE a. GAnDISER
THE ACADEMY WILL OrEN ON WEDNESDAY
EVENING, DECEMBER l, 1869,
wlriI AN
OPE ING ADD f 8,
From the pen of DR.. w. GILMORE sTMMs, of
South Carolina Spoken 10y Miss
LILLE EIDRIDGE,
Which will he followed by T. W. R0BERTSoN's
Modern Comedy, entitled
S c II OO l.!
As produced last season nj waiiack's Theatre,
New York. Act Ist. Recreation Act ID Ex-
animation I Act 81. Filtration Act 18th. Rcali-
zation
Naomi Tghe, an East Indian
lielrGss .........::: Miss LILLE ELDRIDGE
Mrs SntciiiIe, Principal. Mrs. LOUISE E,;pnlDGE
JACK rSSn2as ..a2s j. Jas. s'tSF oSE1 r
Beau Fnrntosi. ..........M MIR SAMUEL KHArr
KruX, on Assistant Teacher. III: SAMUEL RYAN
" Scholars, Attendants, &C. &c. N'""''
BD- Doors open at. 7, Curtin rolled up at
O'Clock precisely.
PRICES or ADMISSION -Orchcstra Chairs, 81:
Orchestra Circle, 81; Balcony Chairs, 81; Balcony
Dress Circle, ST. Entrance oil King street. Sc
cured Seats 25 cents additional. Family Circle,
so cents tonc-half reserved FOR colorcI famllcs;)
Gallery, - cents. Entrance OH Market street.
Tic Sale Of Secured Seats will commence on
TUESDAY, at . a. b., In the Ycsiibulc Entrance on
King street. N. LEVIN, JR., Treasurer.
a Ca RD.
Ill assuming the management OF this elegant
Temple or Art, the Lessee deems II incumbent
upon him to state, that lie enters upon his mana
gerial duties with great dindencc AMI much en-
barrassmcnt. Charleston beng remotely situat
cd from the great thcatrIcG centres his resources
Will be consequently limited and to some extent
contracted. He will not, therefore, indulge In
profusc promises for the future, but will pledge
himself to use his best service and cxertons to
furnish such novelties and attractions us he Gun
possibly command, aud endcavor to produce
them In sucil style rs win deserve pucceas anf
secure public appreciation.
Courteous attention will be paid to the patrons
of the Academy. Good order will be preserved
and erVorced, and proper morale be rIgidIy
maintained throughout the establishment.
JOHN t. FORD,
nov2O Lessee and Manager.
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III X l. A TT Il " c o.
Are now receiving a full Stock OF
ERIES ANDI. I.IQUORS,
CONSISTING or:
100 barrels REFINED SUGARS
20 hhils. AMI barrels Raw Sugar
100 hl'lS. anu barrels MulasscJ
~ barrels Beehive Syrup
100 bags COifecs
100 packages Mackcrcl-NO3. |, md =
% barrels Picked Mullcits and Herrugs
100 Kegs Nails
100 boxes Cheese
100 boxes Soaps
Family
- half chests Tyson and oolong Tea
so Kegs Dutch Iicrrlngs
100 barrels and tubs Lard
100 barrels Gibson's and Walters Wniskey
casks Gin, Brandy and Wines
20 cases WOfc'S Sd.,icham Schnappa
% cases lioStcttr. I;..turs.
Raistns, Currarts, Citron, Pruncs, Figs, AL
monds, Jcliics, Oysters Pickles. Sweet Oil, Tomn-
toes, lsrandy AMI Fresh Peaches, Soda, Fire
Crackers, Snrdincs Starch, Shot, Powder Matches,
Bro9nls and lIncScis, Saurkraut, &c, &c.
For sale at lowest prices
II. KLATTE & CO.,
,, No Dol East BAY,
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ISIS III thc m;l.i.,cIiCnt OF tho I.;,iiu itihe, as
it is called. If this be SO, the Secretary of
State has done we'll Whatever honesty
there is in the Radical party is found among
the colored people.
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WANTED, A COLORED WObIAN TO
w 10 do General llpiscwork. The beat re-
comincndations conn required Apply at M. OF Went
NoiAH Str VCl-
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Gxl)ibilions.
Ufbibilione.
III y NJ ES' LYC I'M
THIS EVENING. NJ haifppst 7 O'Clock.
AROUND TIE WORLD

WITH
UiNOPrl!C ihETfRNS And nRuMMCNu
lights, TEXTILES. PALACES, CASTLES.
fuiSONS SCULPTURE, SrATuARY
AND PhiEriE;;5.
hH'aohV'Nf VIEWS AID CI;RGMOTRorES
hIhGNESIIM IIGiIT
IN Exhibition every TUrsnaY and Turpsp,y
Reserved 9CGts witl,uu. additional cli,r,,c ear,
nc secured during The day, nL lIDI.MEs' LOOK
e,uSn, uhuer Tile iycc'!n. MI sc,ts 81 cls. each
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"ANrED, a GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and ironer. None need apply without
E1oh references. Apply 10 WM. MCLEAN. M. 43l
hlnI street. uDy.O I
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NM IN T ID, a COMPETENT AND
w " i recommended COOK. Apply with
relerehcr to Z. T. rANKEIN, No. i23 Meeting
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WAETED, SIX SHIP JOiNERS. GOOD
" Workmcn. Apply t0I. H. hlkEN Il go.
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. roporlcd III Columbia thrt Seoretm
9rntc Carlo member Of adr'-ory
tho !p;.l Consyn:ae {" G.,:,, -:
" = beeahS ,' t.N corruption az
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9topes, Ranges, &c.

STOY YES AT WHOLES SALE.
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Dunis..

INFANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
iT made known TO everybody In this column
w tic rate OF % cents for twenty words or less,
cacn insertion, IT paid in advance.
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GERVANT w A NTED. APPLY AT
~ southeast corner Pitt and Mont aruc ntrcct.
a gooa Washer and Ironer, ana TO make herself
useful. uoygO ~
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK AND WASH.
w Eis. Apply at No. g. Coming street.
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WANTED, AGENTS. TWO HUNDRED
w and Fifty Doiiars per month, TO sell the
only Genuine improved. Common Sense Family
SFW'-ST Ht"NISS. Price only sls. Great In
tac,'l .-A ia Agcnt' This i e. most popular
Sow siacai. % ne 'ay--m A"y tar f,;rcr.
''El. sI .rtit. ri!i Z, i.'is .!aO o. work
,aa ici ,',4gE ma -liu, Que u ni-o.i
y IN Nff' ScmaLd Constantly Ia.
.Sr'lS. tiyN Is itSe - lasc an ;,SC uCy.
sant ior cu.ys. :. Bcware of infringcI3.-gS
Address 5ECOMB Il 30, boston, Mass, l'nls.
burg, Pa or st. Louis, Mo. oct2y aInus
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Go Rei,t.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
IL &c, now vacant, can readily he rented by
advertising them in this column. The rnte Is rs
cents Tor twenty words or less, each insertion, II
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THO RENT, A NEW SEVEN OCTAVE
PIANO, OF superior tone. Apply at No. 164
mcetlng street. D0yoT
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for Gale.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
LII PERTY OF any kind may be advertised for
sale In this column, at tile rate OF rs cents for
Twenty words or less, each insertion, II paid in
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WANTED, A CfIII.D'S NURSE IMME-
w DlATELY; one that will coinc we'll recon.
mcndcd Will get good home AMI wages Apply
NJ NO. 235 Meeting street, near Ann. noy30
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sat iSp hYhhYSoDY rnaTsa Of All Tn 1nas kEo Sa
and ornamental, ia executed promptly I'm the
ncatcst style and ut the lowest New York prices,
at THE NEWS Job Olllce, No. l49 EAST BAY. Cali
am, examine the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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NNO RENT, THAT LARGE AND ELE-
i CANT MANSION, No. 4s Meeting street, with
best and hcalthcst situations OF ihc city and fur
nished with oil the modern improvements and
conyenlenocs. Possession given ON frat OF jam
ary 1870. Apply TO M0RDECAI Il CO., No ITO
Fast bay. oct1a Ia
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WTANTED, a WHITE GIRL TO AT
w TEND 10 Children and Sew. Rcconlmcn-
u;Ltions required Apply at No. % Meeting street.
nOvIO "
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FOR SALE, THE NEW AND COM
~ M0DIouS yacht MARY ELLA, capacity six
tons, In complete order. For terms, &C. apbIy to
I. ID. CLANCEY &c CO., No. 14i East Bny.
noy30 tuths6
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POOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR-
LII NlSHED rooms IN residence pleasantly
situated In tho western part OF the city. Terms
moderate. For further particulars, apply at No.
IL Doughty street. octl3
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ITO RENT, AT sI2 a MONTH, a SMALL,
Il DWELLING and STORE, southeast corner
or Ashley and Bee streets, one block from Rut-
ledge avenue. II. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO Real
Estate BrokerR No. a3 RHoad atrnnt nnuan az
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-04
NEWS ITEMS.

The loss by the Chestnut street fire
in Philadelphia is estimated at from
$4,000, to $4,000 mostlyon paintings
The insurance is unknown.
Governor Lucius Fairchilds has been
renominated for Governor by the Re-
publican Convention at Madison Wis,
Wednesday. "os
BY order of Judge Coursol, of Mon
treal, the Chief of the Government Po-
lice, with twenty men, has gone to
Quebec to assist in suppressing the ship
laborers' riot.
Governor Clahin, of Massachusetts,;
has appointed Eleazer G. Sherman, of
Plymouth, and Henry L. Pearce, of
Dorchester, State Directors of the Bos-
ton, Hartford and Erie Railroad.
Several new frame buildings on the
corner of Bank and Twenty-sixth
streets, in Louisville, Wednesday were
destroyed by fire. The loss is 1924, 900
on which there was no insurance.
Rev. Father Murphy, well-known
Catholic priest engaged in establishing
churches, was killed on Tuesday, at
Vincennes junction, H., while getting
off train of cars in motion.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-04
p O + It r Y
SEPTEMBER.

From the haZy skies of the Northland,
Proud, Breezy September has stepped,
And up through the meadow and vineland
And over the morass and pineland,
The Goddess has already crept.
You trace her wherever you wander,
In valley, in dingle, or wood,
The oak, her red colors are flying,
While Summers gay banner is lying
Where the queen ly newcomer stood.
Where she stood as she deity painted
The wild grape purplish blue;
And limited the reflection of bushes,
In the streamlet that dashes and rushes,
Where once meek.eyed violets grew.
Where the wheat.felds rolled their round
pillows
Ofsoftest and tenderest green,
She shook the bright gold off her tresses,
And touched by her gentle caresses;
They put on lovelier sheen.
The sunset is softer and brighter
Than when the hot summer was here;
The winds tell prettier story;
And think there's an odd, but new glory,
BY the roadside meadow and mere.
B. T. G..