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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-30

BEING TORN DowN.-The old CONT
mental Hotel that stan Is at tho front of
High street is being torn Gown. Balm
& Brothers intend erecting handsome
Hotel on the old site: The Continental
in the earlier days of our city was no.
ted as first class Hotol.l Now our march
has been so great that for years past it
has been used as n drinking saloon.
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mg PHILOSOPHY OF MAR.

RAG "a New CoURsE OF LECTURES
as delivered at the New York Museum OF
Anatomy. embracing the subjects: How
to Live and What TO Live for; Youth,
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Gener-
ally Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion;
Flatulence and Nervous Diseases ac-
counted fol Marriage PhilosophicaiIy
Considered, &c. These lectures will be
forwarded on receipt of four stamps by
addressing: SEC'Y, BALTIMORE MUSEUM
OF ANATOMY, "a West Baltimore street,
Baltimore. Md. apl9-1yeod.
Owe, MARRIAGE, MEN and
Ia women WORDS OF WISDOM
Ioi Young Men on the Ruling Passion in
Youth and Early Manhood, with Self
Help for the erring and unfortunate.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
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L. Oh and after the 10th instant, all
vessels arriving at this port from ports to
the Southwark of Cape Fear river, N. c.,
will be required to heave to at the Quar-
antine Station near Buoy No. 7, opposite
Craney Island, and there await the in
spectton and orders OF the Health officer.
2. ALI vessels from ports known | o be
infected with yellow Fever, Cholera OF
other Epidemic Diseases, but having hao
no case during the voyage, will be quar-
antined ten days and thoroughly fumlg at.
ed under direction of the Health officer.
8. Vessels arriving having had infec-
tious or contagious diseases on board
during the voyage, will be quarantined
until ten days after the disappearance OF
the last case, and thoroughly fumigated
under the direction of the Health officer,
4. Vessels arriving from infected porta
through the Albemafle and Chesapeake
Canal, will be subject to the same rules,
and will await inspection and orders OF
the Health officer at or near Burton s
Point.
5, Communication with the shore or
passing vessels will not be allowed ex-
cept by permission of the Health officer.
u. Masters of vessels and Pilots in
charge, and Harbor Masters, will be held
responsible for any violation of the above
regulations.
By order of the Board of Health. s
E. D. GRANlER, NJ. 0.
Health Officer.
NORFOLK, VA, June LIST, 1869. jeI2.tf
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-30

RENOVATION. ---Workmen were en-
gagged yesterday in pulling out the front
in Myer Myers old warehouse. on Com
MERGE street. 1t is to have "a new
front.
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NOTICE to HOLDERS JUNE
CERTIFICATES.

'IIHE Norfolk City Certificates and in
terest thereon, due in June, 1869, are
now being paid, on presentation, at the
Office of the City Register. Holders are
invited to surrender them atan early day
as the interest ceases on the LIST June inst.
e. PE,NDLETON, Register.
June lst 1899
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-30
COPPER LIGHTNING RODS.
THE COPPER TUBULAR LIGHTNING
ROD IS THE

BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
ELECTRIC CONDUCTOR NOW IN USE.
In the past three years / have put up
over 5000 feet of this ROD in this Vicinity /;
some OF the Rods have been repeatedly
struck, but in no case has the Slightest
damage been done to Rod or Building.
In town or country by
b. F. RODMAN, Sole Agent,
Cor Wide Water & Commerce SITS,
je26.1m Norfolk, Va, ~
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-30

The rapidity with which PLANTATION
BITTER5 have become q household neces-
sity throughout the civilized nations, is
without a parallel in the history of the
world. Over five million bottles were
sold in twelve months. and the demand
is daily increasing. Rich and poor, young
and old, ladies, physicians and clergy
men. find that it revives dropping spirits,
lends strength to the system, vigor to the
mind, and is exhausted natures great
restorer. 1t Is compounded OF the choic-
est roots and herbs. the celebrated Cali.
saga or Peruvian Bark, etc, all preserved
in pure st. CroiX rum. 1t is sold by all
respectable dealers in every town, par
ish, village and hamlet through North
and South America. Europe, and all the
Islands of the Ocean.
MAGNOLIA WArER.--Superior to tn
best imported German Cologne, and Id
at half The price. .. ie22-eO
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FRIDAY. JUNE Is, 'G9.
IT J. WOODBRlDGE, Street In.
Js spector, Slr-You are hereby or
dered, by the STEET COMMITTEE, to have
the following work done Immediately
Fox Street to be cleaned Lower end of
Church, ditch to be cleaned out--this
ditch to be cleaned to day; Metcalf Lane,
smith Lane, and all streets and lanes in
the city that require cleaning, in order
that the Health of the city may be pre-
served. You are required to comply with
the above. orders Immediately.
JAMES SIMMONS, C.C.S.C.,
jel9 JAS. FL. CAL ROW, C.S.S.C.
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REAL ESTATE But a moderate bus.
mess is done in this line now. 1t par :
tlcipates in the general dul ness Of trade.
and will, in all probability, remain thus
PROSTATE until the autumn. The sum-
mef months are by no means character
lstic OF dealings OF either number or
magnitude; but at this period there is
a greater indisposition to lock up mo-
ney than has existed for some time,
'Cause-political agitation, Reconstruct
ton with the election of G. G. Walker.
VIII night matters and business, in all
branches will expand and increase an
hundred fold.
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MO CURE NJ PAY FOR
NJ u RESTS IIINIPER TAR.-POsI-

= NESTS JUNIPER TAh.-fUsI-
lively WARRANTED TO CURE. OR Mo"
ness aY k anra Group, Gough, H PIase
asthma, Bronchitis and Lung Diseases.
81 ediate relief produced. Try it; If not
ssaa.lsned. return the empty bottle and
SpuI MONEY will be refunded, 80 cents.
h ~, S.-;nne genuine article has yellow la
oets Win white imprinted wrapper, such
no Others nS,IsdSwom
M ARKlAGE AND CELIBACY
A ESSAY for Young Men on the
u. Crime OF Solitude, and the Dis
pediments to MARRIAGE, with snra
means of relief. Sent in sealed let :.
ter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ja2O-Dawsm
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CERGEANT's SALE

ShRehANT's SALE
In pursuance of an Order of the Court
OF the Corporation of the city of Norfolk
will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, for cash
at the store of w r Roberts, ON Thurs
day, July Sth, 1869. sacks of salt. box
candles. box soap, box tobacco, to sat
isfy Judgment In favor of Hofheimer
u Kempshall VS.. Jacob Turner.
VIM. B. DEGGS. ...
je2s>l0t Sergt. City Norfolk.
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GENERAL DEBILITY. There are THOU
SANDS of persons whose only apparent
Disease Is DEBILITY or WEAKNESS.
I, They generally have TIRED, LANGUID
feeling, are frequently somewhat dyspep-
! tic aud Gloomy, and are constantly
wondering why they do net get strong
err. The CAUSE of this Debility in most
cases is an IMPOVERISHED condition Of
the Blood--a Deficiency of certain
Chemical Elements that Nourish the
Nervous system-very frequently it is
caused by some UNsUsPECTED Disease of
the Kidneys Or bladder KOSKOO is
Natures great remedy in these cases-it
has brought happiness to many mans
home by REvivING his Vitality.
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-
ventlon and cure of all diseases caused
by Torpid Liver, Impure Blood, Dis
orders OF the Kidneys, or Debility of the
Boss \
Nervous System
1t regulates the secretions, eradicates
all humor or taints, restores lost or was
ted nervous power, and at the same time
builds up and imparts tone and vigor to
the whole system.
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The committee will nnAt to day.

BLACK GUM AGAINST THUNDER -
On Monday an attempt to bold a Joint
Convention of the Hodges Republicans
OF Norfolk county and Portsmouth city
at Providence church, was frustrated in
very novel manner, Old Convict
Hodges, the Bavne of Norfolk county.
and the bane of the radicals in these
parts, had been called on to preside.
just as the meeting convened and Old
Convict assembled the stand. party Of
scallawags and carpet-baggers, from
Portsmouth, rushed in among them
with clubs and other offensive weapons.
and put the Hodgesites to flight. Poor
Convict was very roughly handled the
injuries he received were not inconsii-
cradle, and he swears vengeance against
them The attacking party, we UNDER
stand, was led bya negro named Chas.
Easton, who was appointed registering
officer at Guinea Station. The work
goes bravely on Sic 'em boys This
time the 'colored troops didn't fight
bravely.
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@F FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-We are in
formed that little girl, the daughter of
Mr.. Holland who resides on the edge of
the city, was struck by lightning last
Friday. No hopes are entertained that
she will survive the effects.
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Z OR l. : MI - Il L Ii
PEOPLES TICKET.
NORFOLK COUNTY AND PORTS
f MOUTH CITY.

FOR SENATE,
r. Fl. WILLIAMS, of Portsmouth.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
GEORGE ID. PARKER, of Ferry Point
W. Fl. WHITE, of Norfolk county.
JOHN STEWART. of Deep Creek.
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pRICE.........sl.O0 PER BOTTLE
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COUNTY COURT. This body met and
aftei the court was called by the Sheriff
the Magistrates all sat and look cd at
each other until they had as they
thought, earned SIS; then adjourned.
Accidental colored man fell acct
dentally overheard yesterday whilst
walking along the edge of the wood
wharf. Being good swimmer he saved
himself. ss
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AenI,ck .30a35 Oak Sole.... 4Oa45
,ja'sk s, FL, ~ DOaSSUD. Gas 'sA m 4200a6OO w
IA ~, AZ / III III n III III .4ea55
Lard.
40 I'm bbIs 81 No. 2..,,... .....20
In kegs, Va. 2la23 Pressed. ~: l6al7
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MAYORS COURT, Observation-Disclosures
Stokes presiding.
This court, we are sorry to say, was
dull; nothing coming up before the
Mayor. The people are SO orderly they
dislike to pay money to the city in the
shape of faes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27
AFTERNOON

mn THURSDAY, Oct. 81
The Council was called to order at four O'Clock
by unanimous consent.
Mr. Reed for committee on Revision and En-.
grossment reported the articles of amendment
the articles Of the Constitution proposed 10 h
amended, ana the ordinance of the Council in the
proper form for submission TO the people, with
certain amendments to the former report, which
We're adopted
The articles Of amendment and the ordinance
were adopted.
Mr. koss for same committee reported an nd.
ed '"' "''P'
Mr. Reed for committee on woman suffrage re.
ported against submitting article requiring an
educational Qualification for voters, which report
was accepted and the committee discharged
kesolw'ons.-By Mr., Powers, returning thanks
TO the President for the courteous and satisiacto.
ry manner in which he has discharged the duties
OF his Office unanimously adopted.
10 the resolution the President responded in
appropriate and fitting terms,
=. by Mr.: Ross, providing for the printing and
distribution OF 1000 copies of the journal Of the
Council adopted. Wv
;. By Mr. Reed providing for the printing and
distribution Of 700 copies Of the articles Of tho
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27
Appointments by the Governor.

Governor WAsHBuRN announces in General
Order No. /, the following appointments
|. GATES b. BuLLARD, Of st. Johnsbury, is
hereby appointed Surgeon-General of the State
OF Vermont, with the rank of Brigadier- General,
2. The following appointments upon the Stan
OF His Excelency the Governor and Commander
in-Chief, are hereby announced
klrrREDGE HAsKINs, of Bnttleboro, he Colo
mel and Aid-de-Camp.
ElMER d. KEYEs, of Reading, to be Colonel
and Aid-de-Camp.
HESRY s HARp, of Arlington, to be Colonel
and Aid-de-Camp.
JoEL IL. Lucia, Of Vergennes, to be Colonel
and Aid-de-Camp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

TENNESSEE SENAroR,-The election Of Henry
Cooper, whoever he may be, to the United States
Senate, over Andrew johnson, can but be n great
gain. lie is claimed to have been Union man
during the war, and was one of Andrew john
sons appointees to circuit judgeship This
Office he resigned some time since, and removed
to Nashville, where he is said to have occupied a
high position at the bar lie is now member
of the State Senate
The,dsappointment was crushing to johnson
and his friends. He now consoles himself with
the hope that he may yet get into the Senate,
through Brownlow's deaf h, before Cooper will
There are some singular features of retributiye
justice connected with this case. johnson made
Cooper judge, and then Cooper supplanted him
for Senator. Senator Fowler changed fronts,
and aided to save johnson from impeachment,
and johnson intrigued to get his place in the
Senate but just missed it. A curious set, these
Tennessee politicians
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27
COUNCIL OF CENSORS.

This body completed its labors and finally ad-
journed this friday morning. In another col
umn will be found the proposed articles of amend
ment-the address to the people, and the ordi-
nance for calling the convention.
1t is understood that the Council were by no
means unanimous in the adoption of the proposed
amendments A majority are believed to be OPP
posed to the abolition of the Council but they
considered it expedient to submit the question to
the people SO several members who favored tho
abolition OF the Council, assented to the woman
suffrage article, although not in favor of woman
suffrage, it being understood it might be difficult
to get the requisite vote for calling convention.
In other words, the Council agreed to let all the
proposed amendments 60 to the convention for
adoption or rejection. With some of them, we
doubt not, the convention will make quick work.
In regard to this general subject a correspond
ent---a worthy son of one of the worthiest Cover
nors Vermont ever had-wrtes as follows:
"Ths honorable body II seems has decided IA cali n
Convention TO act on and determine whether this State
Is TO have Its Constitution radically Changed In
Important provisions from what ii has been more than
1t may be we'll 10 cali the attention of the peeple To
these important changes involving fundamental prnel-
pies of liberty. few thousand dollars IA no treat AZ
lair where liberty Is concerned But we trust these
snsHasaii soesilsd will be widely published in the
puplo prints ana thoroughly discussed by the people /"
The st. Adams Messenger closes an able review
OF the several propositions of amendment as fol-
lows
M Az y All The Council have done lame business
Us own weight Few but recognized politicians serlons
ana as matter Of immediate business advocate any
81 me measures proposed and prediction Is that
WV convention Will dispose OF them In session OF a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

Mas. LINcoLN.-Ihe wife of prominent Phil
adelphian, writing from Baden Baden, saws, al
uding to Mrs Lincoln
We have passed many happy, sad hours togeth-
en- The first night we spent in Frankfort we sat
talking all night long, until the bright day dawn
cd IN Mt the window Of her cherries, desolate
room. Not having seen her since met her in
her sick room, after Mr. Lincoln death of course
the meeting quite overcome her. For while
tears and soils, such as | never witnessed. rent
her anguished heart, She is as great a mourner
now as she was the day she lost the best of hus-
bands. The Duke Of Nassau, and many of the
nobility have called upon her, but she has decln-
cd receiving them. Her life is the oneliest ever
saw. Monuments are but a mockery when The
beloved wife lacks means to make her comiorta.
BILE
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HOUSE


Prayer By the Chaplain.
The journal OF yesterday was read and approx
cd
BiHs introduced and referred. BY Mr. lang
don of Montpelier, relating to highways, side
walks and drains 70 committee on judiciary.
By Mr. Joyce Of Rutland, to amend CHIP. ll2,
<. s.. entitled of offences against the lives and
persons of individuals to committee on iudicia-
ry.
BY Mr., Bailey Of Newbury, in addition to an
act regulating the change Of depots and stations
on railroads, approved November 10, 1868, with
petitions OF citizens Of Vermont and New lIamp-
shire, relating to the same subject to commit
tee ON railroads.
BY Mr.. Estey Of Bmtteboro, to incorporate
the National Mutual Benefit Association to COM
mittee on corporations,
BY Mr.. Wales Of Burlington, to amend the
charter Of the Burlington Manufacturing Co.
70 committee on corporations.
Bills read The third hmo. III. /, to Incorporate
the Green Mountain Marble Co. passed
/ II. 3, to incorporate Otter Creek Dairy Co.
passed
[ Ii. IL, relating to the City of Burlington and
the City Court Of said City passed.
II y, 20 incorporate the Springfield FIGURING
Mill Go. passed.
/ II. 20, laying tax on the County of Caledo-
mia passed
/ II. IS, providing for the ceding Of the Antie-
tam and Gcttysburgh Cemeteries to the United
States passed.
On motion of Mr.. Pratt of Pomfret, adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. At the eonven-
ton to nominate successor 10 Governor Boutwell,.
held at Concord, Massachusetts, on Thursday last.
an informal ballot gave George NJ. Brooks. of
Concord, AZ, DIR. j. c. Aver, of Lowell, ~,
Joshua Marshall, of Newton, 10, and A. IL.
Richardson, of Lowell, s. On the second ballot.
Mr.. Brooks received majority Of all the votes.
and was thereupon unanimously nominated
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

~ The Catholic world is just now considera.
bly, exercised about the reported secession of
Pere Iiyaeinthe. But it is not yet certain that
he has withdrawn from the church at all. lie
has protested against certain things in Roman
practices which he considers non-essential. and
be claims larger liberty by way of cooperating
with Protestants in general Christian work
Last week he came to this country and is going
to spend few weeks in observation. lie may
and may not attend thu Hcumenical Council.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

INTERESTING TO OFFIcE-sEEKERs.-Th Presi-
dent has directed the State Department to issue
general order providing that all business per-
tanning to appointments TO and removals from
office shall be submitted directly to the head Of
the department interested. There has been an
attempt to follow such rule for some time, but
1t has never been issued in the official form now
contemplated,
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sTOME...RYRnN.

Mrs Lydia Maria Child, the eminent writer
and phianthropist, comes to the aid Of Mrs.
Stowe in the matter Of her Byron controversy,
whom she considers as having " been very un-
kindly and unfairly dealt with We havn't
room for Mrs. Child's argument her evidence
is entirely circumstantial, and is mainly con-
tanned in the following extract
My dear friend, Mrs Tolen, widow Of the admirable
~ Charles Pollen visited England soon after Mrs.
SloNe had received her ovation There. Heng person
Of refinement and high culture aud jealous advocate
81 the autsnyery cause she naturally received nten-
uon from the same people who oourted Ms Sowesueh
a. the Duchess Of Sutherland Lady Byron etc spont
any with her soon aiter her return and large portion
o It was spent In listening TO her accounts Of Lady BY
T9n She described her perfect penoniacaton Of
Nhsuan saint-gentle, loving, charitable 90 thoughts
pretentions.
~ INC course OF ny conversation with Mrs. Folcn,
winch occurred some twelve thirteen years ago. She
SAID Lady Byron cOnded % me the true cause of her
separation from her husband II Is known 10 several
hdyldaas but for good reasons has never been made
pSone cannot reveal The dreadful secret, heeaasc il
wa tod told to me In confidence hut thus much will
assure YOU y was somethngso shocking that woman
even her principles not Of the Etrctest could nos
siby have consented to live with him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-27

TUESDAY, Oct 90
The President pro TIM. in the clair
Prayer by Rev Mr. Rabbit.
The journals Of Friday and Monday read and
approved.
bis ianoduced aq3rcCrrsd.-By Mr. Dewey,
90 repeal an act for the advancement Of science
and medicine approved Nov 10, ls0s to COM
mittee on printing.
By Mr. Lsdd. authorizing and directing the
Governor % appoint q committee 90 change the
location OF the Vermont State Prison 10 COM
mittee on printing.
By Mr. Famham, hy request 90 enable the
pew-holdors ia the Union meeting house in the
town Of Corinth 70 dispose Of the same to gem
c1 committee.
BY Mr.. W heeler, TO amend sec -, chap. 20,
g. s., relating TO the support of the insane poor
to committee on printing
By Mr.. Hutchinson of Orange. b amend chap.
81, &. S., 70 prevent the traffic in intoxicating
drinks (one-iourth the fine 70 90 u complainant
TO committee on printing
Joint rcsoiHiOH.-From the House providing
for the appointment Of o committee To visit the
State Reform School adopted in concurrence.
Third rcading.-S. bill |, to incorporate the
Orleans County Society Of Natuml Sciences. On
motion of Mr.. Dickerman committed 70 q Senator
to amend reported amended, and passed.
Mr.. Hutchinson Of Orange moved a reconsider
alton Of the vote adopting the joint resolution to
appoint committee to visit the Reform School
the 18th joint rule already adopted providing for
such committee adopted, and on motion Of Mr.
Dewey the resolution was ordered to lie.
Read q third hme and passed--S. bill Is, in
cooperating the Alburgh, llighgnte and Platts-
burg Steam Ferry Go.
on motion of Mr.. Royce, adjourned