davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-08-16

r-.,n, Aueret la-Thomas !. kenae!s mas
.,,,d his tnIcre,: IN the EJi,rtss TO samuel se-
Wnrt Twa1,). who falel Position o. sae eos
frttaI etad to UeFT0W.
, 1869-08-16

Pu1.apE..rHlA, August 1%-sec7esary ot tn"
NAVY Robeson, saa Vice Admiral Porter. & A.
F1ved IN the Iallapooaa List evening: LUZ no,
i Re yssf,0rs leaye for View York shls Msesnoonr
Stopping II League Island . ,nspeek tGe 1',u, a.,
rIatis GtIesnl sherman AID tausa1c1 ReE' VI
, 1869-08-16

probaslc or less objectionable. VITA ps!uceiJ
Eranta Of land In Kansas, these OPERATORS vii! pro
coed, II not checked. to tut \ the whoto southern
rs1t Ut the Stale and the Indian Territory into
Eort OF pg1yztc tAru OF EentieMao's pa-k. and the
dat MAY not be far distant when the legislatures
Of Eaosas and Nebraska, 10 va and Missouri NAV
b. owned b. the kscne man Who now Owls the Lt.G-
stature Of New fofk- Really, hare We IN En-
pefpf HfDcuc rs:
, 1869-08-16

=, .!e E:ts,~ # Tie cni-a7' 7rttu'!e:
1taye rczd vita !sI.tts, tie article ID this
ro,rpg's paper ca spectral aaa]!st:. io2 "u
, 1869-08-16


I'VE fall to See my correction 10 the article 70
fe1red to. We stated ,hst In osier 10 produce
theee peculiar lines It WAa Necessary to saiRtilizc
the Substances Experimental upon, leaving it TO
tie inferred that the lines A.e absent when the
body tusn1 solid. We old not am to present
al tho facts IN the matter a. that would require
TREATISE, bat simply 70 show, IN as little space IS
possible, how lhe lines IN tho spectrum infIeate
tie presence Of certain Substances III The suns at
moIpherG The prooaoe constitution Of the sun
hau been already spoken Of III ouF tssues OF Mon
dag md Wednesday latt.-Ep. TKIEEhA,
, 1869-08-16

PACIFIC.

t'o1lsfcn3-Eurx from Sttkn-Cc1ebrn-
t1on OF Snpoicon's 1s.rthdnY-Thc
JslpAurxe ColOni+1A-EffcCt Of the
Etrbt Eour EpllYs Acs
, 1869-08-16

n...n. .,e~nd ,.o.r pts / jack. ~ Rzltins. ee5h.
% sesI ss1ssr "a 9s-! kas'ss sais2 ~ 9ss
hours - te " = r. d.s ,I .asei Eitt.: H. 9rvuI
e. H. IL Il tnt s>ys s1.tns MT
THIS tntss'n',on r ~ p aite: =:
LaSaGt q, Esu ~ 4sso ,Hlsas:a.
, 1869-08-16

-Iudny stripping prize Of
1t. t']d Abe has proved him.
or Il frlend of Ours, for 1t
ID provisions a. well Is Ice.
!, hut the Yankees ecuI us
10 much 50 that re lted lot
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

in Sriumatcr.
gst cant never Gtnriatuns, %spuadnbie ssa u,Stlirt, mis-
nr9 nteriakriser 9eafe III fpeleid iu ~serfaufen.
urtate ftmere Rranfteit bes Gisfntbunners.
Aateree am Ylase felbf.
i. 6ieriet,> GisentbImer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
- F- 8| F||6 y" ~ "
Wtneefantf STD
9eltfame 2uftfpieaelune.
ct. 9aul. S. MGra.

- uVut6> y.
5eute ,porsen gesen s ubr blieS Gin
ftarfer Norez8 eit uni. llbt1e.r3ca Sen aauz
gen 5immel NIT elmer ptuiinnenN ebel1didt
als Elm Gorbptc BON @6neelturm 9nz
bei7en breb f6 BIZ. @pnne balo Babn,
u1b nun eyfpl9te cine Der iinterel7antelen
2ufipte9elansen, mieS9reiber bie1e6 nod
nte cine 9eleben., W I. ~, >@' r.. %@ =. .., ~ ".%
Die Mebeididt serlebte nd uno bilpete
einen meibenRinA ber: F@ iii eleii@ert!6Sbe
nit Der Spnne uber zen 9tansen 6ori;ort
lpannte, uno iunerbalb bieies @inaes
seieten ft@ nt@t wenieer als flint g}ebenz
lpnnen, Don pencn bic beipen oer CONNIE
sund6f febeneen fir fi9 wieper einen
Strablenrin9 bilreten, Der eerabe iber
oer 6auptlonne pieber cine {Gwode See
b%eniunne bilpete.
Mer oa6 i16n1e S9aulpid bot 1G
benz Nu9e 9erope uber rem 3enitb, benn
bort btlpete i9 Elm 3>peiter 2t9hine, Def
fen etne Der Sonne su9etebrte 5dlfte In
ben 11Sniten Ge9enbceenfarbea pranaten
pie man 1ie nur ielten in 1ol9en Sian;
bel ei11sm &eaenbo9m gu ieben befpmmt
Seoo@ balo ;erlebten 1i9 bieg}ebel uni
Ger 9immel fldrte fi6 duff
Gin Naturfrcunb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

q. --Gaope Der 5duptlins Der bel
Taribault tpObnenren Sour e9nhioner,
iiarb am 19. Gebr. Gr mar ben @fiBen.
ftet6 freunrli6 unb beDllfli9 pa6 Qetf11
son 800 tpeiben @efanaenen i'm Snbia>
11er @usbrud vpn 1862 gu retlen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
merriI Qabb, @rdfeent.
8terart marfS, Setretas.
.uuteri4riebeu uns befd ~ rren sor mir pteiea q. Gag
RES Tet-uar d. =. 1869.
9iMepn ~. Ring.
G~mmif6pner fir Wtznefpta in Gbteaec, 81.

S1H1eOn w. Rtn01
G~mmif6Dner fur Msznefpta in Gbteaee, 81.
Bcum DIT ;u NroeeiIren.
Runb unp 81 miIen btermtt etnen seeltden, bas bic
Nutual Qtfe s nlurlnce Grmpante npn @btea9p, S -.
a%utcriFrt uut bese1madttet S. S. Lawrence ibren re-
selmdbisen, eebSrtg anaeftelten uno beSruna9.teten
N9enten tn b n, Staate Mtn1efuta. fur btias.e Gounpa-
nte, ate 8orlaeunsen ~ prsce6en in ireenb etner
Stage 8 gen ieae &rknaanie auauuetmen In tr8enb ei-
mem Ge1,dte bes Stautes.
unb Is Ia Gtermtt ;u eefanben. se6 IBID. Ncrlasans
ais 9lltip unb ttnlangli6 feben perbeu EDQe.
ebenip ais wenn tic ~befasten gprlabuneen at bic Com,
panic, tn ueberetnnAsnm uae mtt ben g. 'rdu1en htefes
sber iraenb ttnes aaberen Staa.eS unb aqe Nxfpra&e
pteen Srrrtbunt, auf 8runt tiefer Mrt Der Derlahune
lmerben tternit aufee { en-.
Bur 8ealaubteun9 uni ere 6aub unb Sieeel bts @pa.
tante. btefeu 20. Gag bes Tebruar u. p. 1869.
W4errit xabn. p%rdVbent.
8teapart Marfs. Seerehr.
Staat Rinnefrta.
S6atmeifer Sffet.
Die Mtutual atfe Sniurauee 81. spn Gbica So, Sua=
apts, ia, ben @efepen pel4e Jrembe unb G,ntetn kbe
SerF1erune reSultren, npafdnbts emit prp&en unb be-
aeuse i'd ptermit. ba6 tefaete &pmpanie autDri0rt TT in
stefena State 0er1ideruu eseel@afte III b%etreiben.
CUR 8eglaubtgune anetne 6anb unb Steaet In tsr
Stabt 81. paul. btefen Is. Sag bes Hebruar.
R. S.I en Sanfepb a6t bunbert ann neun unb led Bte.
Smil g~y1iindb. etaats. Sd a%snetGer.
Ser gDm. @eeser, Deputy.
q. g. 2atprence,
General Neen. ia Minnefptad7eh 2rttte straSse
! PAUL. Ntnu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
= mmartf@cr MuSneie Der fur bic
~ s@nei5ereoleete einsesan=a
iE2i29g#lE 9enen Seitrdoe. 5.,..-

Gb.nspdtpnna, burt 5erru $. 6. Surtcr lr. ,,4 .7oo
g9iuuna, burG 9errn S Qatl9, ~ % NJ ~
Seem drier, bur@ 5errn Stub. Sptamann, * IN n
Gbdnipl,n unb Gftp, burd, 3errn Irieb. 2pp6 ~ m
81. 5enru, bur9 5crrnt Spbn 3uiefe, ~ AKA
ct. 5elenentemn, esrd !9errn Spf: .Nosel, 1910
ct. peter, turd 5errn Qfolter ". Co., 50 ~
Sttlnater, burb 9errn sos. NDDf, .H,, 1HS m
Sttauater, bur@ gep. s. 90. 5pfnann, 100e
gt.M.S., '%.V Ve!1I Vta19. Agenp, SIS 80
Sgatepee. ourd bic 9erren Sdub uno 0unaEe, t1Om
Stue Dldine. barh 5errn cptn @aEtel,i 81 81
MHtdnrno, btr& 5errn Clinton giueali, 81 20
gpuns Nmertea, ourd 9errn SSptn Irure. 925
9aetess Saus, el,rd {errn Gasrar 6aufer, 81 90
Ssnton, bur& 9errn Samuel Gru1e, 800
YtpnticeQo, burd Serrn Srbu Qltbs, $40
81. 4ntbpnp turd 5erren 3. @retbe, II. g: gEes.l, 81 90
%gcrtEhelb, hurd Serrn Mnbr. S1inf, 1T Is
81 e.euo, ourdb Sesrn George Sinueu, 81 so
sn,a ourd Ssrrn S. Sd. &srter. 1925
82atflnss. purd }osrrn Sob. @dlr6, g so
svas5e @pneerbta, burd 5errn 5. ID. 0euniae. 50 Is
81. yl9ael, bur6 Serrn s. @uemeiler, sos
&upn, y 4" "t' paw \ oo
. W.' G e Sur6 Serrn Ssnalb u. gp, cO4 IS
Ct. 3ueertus, lur& Serrn gcttf. gpismer, 10 Is
G.I.nlu", ouF9 eDr. OtSra, Is 05
@r3eter, eurd 5errn q. Rorleu. 40 ~
Neomtng,, bur& Sep. s. Buib, 40 50
Saribault, S9errn Sp5. 0ilSmesr. 81 AZ
ct. paul, eurh bic aufgeleater Ni1er, 527 Is
81. paul, burd bas Sdm.iserbeueE;' 50 a.
ct. paul. oura Res. @eapr cider, IL
1885 o.
Sa aoreV"aa0 TAr srp1eB3ebuhrtn 125
NsttObstras' 1888 81
SIN NQn1er pe5 Committee
Jpbn Sebilieer,
ShabmciNer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

Selteue Sntelligen3.- Denn
wir i'm 6inblid ouf Die &anoyobi unc
bic Beiberfimmre9t8zD Debate in re.
@efeb8ebun9 us1s sese1 bic tribe @abr~
'nebmun0 nidt gu 1temmen nermSsen, bab
IAN Der @fale Der NJ en16li@eu Snz
tleussens Elm bereutenpe6 Stnfen Gattz
fnbet, 70 entlddoigt uns anpererleitS Die
Gbatlba@e, oas Die Gbiermelt f1 im1ncr
frdft9er aus ibrem Settles 19lummer es11z
pnrraft unp thinner erfauenoere Bemcile
elmer 9eifi9en Gortentwidelun9 liefert,
beren@ ran;en i6wer 81 erme6en {inp uap
aor her ntr NIT @iderbeit noraussuiaoen
Il, bab Ne idon jeet neben 9eriNes
meni9liden @ettesz Manifefatipnen feiz
ue8pe9s Derddtlt@ oafebt.
als eminente6 8eilpid bierflr fDnnen
mir baS getreue Dientz3 u9tbisr, Germ
s. 6 M me rt's eemdtblt9en 8rauereiel
anfIbren. DteieS eben}e i9meisz ais
uberleslame Ebier >,tmnt jeoen Morsen,
lobalb es NIT benz 8ierma9ea1 al, Der polt
5ffce %aneefen1mcn it, BON feinem 5srrn
burd elm Yerfdnot9e6 &opfniden &b<
fdtep, unp >pabrenp fein 5trx ouf Die
poit eebt UNI oert Briefe uno 3eitunee,,
la~b3ubcltt'> tpanhert Is bepd@ti9 uno 9ez
lai1en ~ pottaiefer's ~American
6au6", ,partet bort biz ibm Der betnefenbe
8eoarf ab9enpmmes1 miro. Stbis nobiin
lstn 5err er(bienen, gut ; wenn ni9!,
.ptleert Der Gel >peiter bic @aba!bamz
9traee binauf gu 4unfenbeimer, erltbist
bort bic @elddfte 1eines 5errn als &C.
Mtralbencumddti9ter uaD 5ur. bSdRen
Sttrteeisung duer 8emeilisten, mas
n'eer 1T, als n,ander @eu BON 1einen1
;eufr9t auf ;mei 8einen 9ebenpenD iiener
faeen Tam. 4 -.
@a beerdsen pieles pbauomen als
etn 9lldli9eS 8or;eiAen, bab, nen,1 bic
Menf9ex gu Gieln perpen {euten,s Der
ltebe @ett aeben miro, bab bic Gel III
Wen{1eu nseroen.
lay --a 9n 2afelanp ant ST.. Grpir parp
bieler Gage eiiue 5oh3eit swilden enter
tortspobnenben Dame unb eineu fteinz
'T I ensldateer 9sfeiert Der nit
.llabobbaften 8raat9e(henfen 70 chen.
Direct BON &bina eiineetrpfen, unb:
l9 nit her Dame, son Der CT nidts 1o,ls
ba6 ibrtsoneiner bier eebGrtipen Grou eli
mes in China ttationirteu Mi1iDn1r6 ne>
3ei9teSib geieben unb NIT Der er }eit ;ipci
Jabren Correspondent, 3u ocrloben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

-. g. 4 G;eifpmic3,
Sde Ger t5lnftea un2 Secarz Strass,
5tsenuber psf4oun!e-Sau
'rHsolt I'D bterrtt ton,etf BEN qssbrtxu Amt
VUbusnm ale
8nte, uuo 3ubsrriter aler urtsn DOE
Vel5fn unD JelIe11,
@U's Jun An1rrtlten pcn . t!,pau,.n.
'' ns!Gsm yaas et I'D supela;e u,adt 10 ppbf
paru @ortssfltnfett hsr Nrte.t, wis rurh' BiGio.
te's Der Wadrsn roltumnea. Befrisbiouua IN
sepahren. 353 ."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
WDttfrteb SieQeutbuler,

Henftd9er Ne6t&anpeIt uub Nofar,
ct. paAl, @,nn.
a~rast,ssrt IN daen @eri&sbSfen BIS @taa,ea una,
Sr yer. 9taasr. tstreibt bic rsetlfne fBeIy.i-
una Don 9@uleen trait ses ueueu Bauterptt-.
= @slsees. 'tqu,ettt Orb. unb 9ormuno(&afts-
Wn'prn9e IN europa, beforet Goaecttosen uni,
anoe1e tn 'etn 6at stni6iagenssn Nrteiteu unb
oHtet: Vbonir 8lod, 3und@t Der Bride.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

Dasi 9tdptdeniD deo IN 6tnnepin
it ob11e 3peif. cine Der sr5bten 9cl3<
n1drfte i'm Staote. Gs paIlrtni9 1el<
ten eaB mebrere bunoert Qaounset1 tn Ell
mem Sag bereinfcmmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
6 DtQl ea
>6cfct8cbun8.

~ l
MiittpDa 5, Mars. @enat.-
Die senGiffte 8iu fir 8erle9un9 pes
paiirte init Is 9egen 8 Sttm>
men, nadpem 1ie nerl 1tepentlt@ amenotrt
tpprpen. Sir pieIe @rpbtbat piro blele
@eisbeebun9 fit e>pi9 III febr fri1@er Grz
innerun9 bleiben.
Yaiiirt: Bill fir @epuslrune Der
@ebIbren beS S9aBmeiltcrS npn Siam
1ey Counts, Diele @erabiesun9 miro in
pe11en erit i'm Mlr; 1870 tn &roft treten.
Mieber9eitimmt Blu fur gerlansez
ruua Der 3eit gum 8au ber @bica9o II,
ct. paul Giienbabn npn ct. pa1l na6
9attn96.
6aus. - Biu sur 8emiuieune pen
$4,000 sur nnterfibun9 bes 8aues Der
Brade Iber ben Cannon Jlub.
Bryides iiber ben @pttoumppp.
SIN @aul E pa11irte bic Sill hes Germ
&uoplpb fit &erwiui9un9 prn $4,000
sux 8elten ber @rri9tuns elmer 8rude
Iter ben @ottpnmpop. Die pai1truns
bieier 8iQ ma9te S1mteri9feiten, Ypn
beren @rSbe Sober ftd cine @prteQun9
sa MAIDEN i'm Stanoe it, Der erfdbrt, rab
nu9 9err S9tHpd ols &ertreter BON
8rorn County idon Ysriudte, cine Giu
fir @ermiuteua9 bon $1,000 su Dem pbi@
gen 3mede turd3uleben. IS 9elans IL
>penie, raB 81. S6iQod 5errn &uoolpb
baS ibelite Yro9uoftfcn> ben Grfols ieiz
ner 8iu, feuen su f1nnen 9laubte. I'm
70 9rDber 1T BET Eriumpb be6 5errn Stu
bplpb. Der leinem County Dur6 niele Sill
einen iebr bepeutenpen Dienf seleiitet bat.
Mittmp d, 8. Mdrs. Senat-
Da6 &otum, purd welde6 rie 8iQ fir
@erldn9erung Der 3eit fir ben 8au Der
ct. paul unp Gbica9o>8obn nieberAez
ttnmt murpe, &purpe mieDsrerwo9en, suz
rid9enummen uno bic 8iu pallrt> babtn>
tab bic !3eit big sum I. Mpril 1870 nerz
ldn9ert pirr.
yta9 LANCER Debate fam e6 uber bic
MeeferzD omm~8iu ;u fsiner Gntlaetz
puno.
Yo1Iirt: Biu sur NerwiQiguns ppr
$4,000 per Sdbr an Die Normal S9ule
su 81. @lpuo fir pa6 Sabr 1869 unp
$4,000 fir jeoe6 parauf fol9enoe Sabr.
5000 wurpe1 sur @ammlung ftatiftz
1der Nadridten fir ben @ice<@taat6z
Sefretdr aua9eiebt.
Die Molf6z Bounty miro Don $40 aui
$500 berab9elett.
Ya1ltrt= 5ou6btu fir 8e1 ettisuno
jeoeS l1ater1dieo6 peeen Der 5aut t.
farbe bel Der Mufnobme bon &inpern
in bic Ifentttt55en S9ulen.
5au5.-DaS 6ou6 fSrperte bic 10
9enanntc Delanpz8iQ, B. J.. Die 8iQ 3u,
an9ebli6en BeSablun9 Der an9ebltden
@taats> GNeababn@B pnpidulp bis ;u1
paliruns.
Dp'uaernoo q, A. Mds. - De,
leste Eas.-Die 5auier bksben in
Sibun9 bic rad Mitterna6t u1o PAT.
itrten bic 8iu fir vBe;abluna~ Der ST.
ienbabn<8pnp6 nit ben 100000 Side,
2anp fir inus1e @erbeNerun9en, mel9'
8iu natiirlt9 Dem @plfe surNbftmmune
sprsetegt apeeren miro. Der Senai
atmunte bic 8M nieoer, ourb welhe be,
S9uliuperinte1pent pom @clfe mdblba1
9emadt >ptro- Die Mseter : Damn:
Sdentun9 spxroe idlieblid ouf eie~ Mil:
lifppi improvement Gompanie" lber;
tra9en. Der Staats . Be1 7erua9onfal
wurpen $2o,toO betptli9L tpopon $10,:
600 piele6 sS5abr ;u Yerausooben {tnp.
Seltent 2.-QHenr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

5au5.-DaS 6auS fSrperte bic To-
9enonntc De!ano<BiQ, ,. J.. Die 8iu CUR
an9ebli@en 8e;abluns Der an9ebltden
@taats=G ienbabn Bpnpl6ulo biz CUR
DalIrun9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
NEW VARIETY O r
146 Dritte StraBe.

sur ocn Samen=EpiIetcu 5iih
unter anbern bic bernbmte
Dalmer'S Qotipn
finn erien. vac
$. 5erwsgtn,
try: atrealare auf ssrIausen irst ;%uaeianss Be-.
'%1taunssn per palt prompt teiipret.
Sob une Silter Bprcen, Guajten,
Shutting [quiains] obne eeffiittsrt ~ ltiu in IT,
tiet. 'A""s "asf''T'
Crochet Articles and Embroider;es
5epbsr s1ras, strtd. uas 5dleIaarue &c. etns orps,,
aas~aP' se'""ado9aer IriiIel I'D fur @elS sntt ris.
8. Sertpeger.
Netp Tartsty Sture, lac Drite @tr. ct. 1ouE.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
Staat Sqinois, iss
Gprf COUNTY, 49,

S1ddt SS1'No1s. ! IS
Gort County, s
Werril &abb, Yrdibent, unb Stepart STARTS, Sefretar
Ter Mntual 2ife Sniurance Company ron Gbtcaer, ST.,
nadeem Ne einssla umo esbDrt9 einselarrrsn. eeten an uno
faeen aus. ba6 hs 0prberaebenbe cine tabre, %rpafdnbige
lnb rtdtiee Dara.uuns SER Nnstkeenbeiten iensr Corpora
tim fi, lnb has lie bic pbcn aneeeebcnen 8eamten b~e.ieten
iteu.
merriI Qaob, Dr6ieent.
a tern et SNn~fA GSefrskGr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

Die @afe oea @9asmeifers' BON
6aribault Geuntp ,purbe aufaebrp9e1t
in ber9la9t bes %. Bebruar. DieDiebe
bobrten Elm God in bielelbe pbsrbalb BEN
S9lideuca> f@ltteten YuIper binfin nnc
ipren9ten ite.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28
Virginia State Agricultural
Society.

W. 7. sutherlin, Esq,
President of the Virginia State
Agricultural Society, has issued
an address to the people of Vir-
ginia, in which he says
Come to our fair and witness
all that genius, science and
skill can accomplish to Tighten
the burdens and cheaper the
cost of farming. Come and see
the great improvements which
have been made in machinery
Of every kind, by which ere
man is enabled to do the work
of ten. Come and feast your
eyes on the collection Of imprcv-
ed breeds of horses, cattle,
sheep, hogs and poultry of
every kind that will contribute
to the interest Of the occasion.
Come and examine the steam
pillow, the portable engine for
farm purposes, the corn-shucker
and shelter, the ditching ma
chine, and every other improved
agricultural implement by
which your labor may be less
ened and your profits increased.
We feel warranted in express
sing the confident opinion that
our next fair will equal, if not
in interest and in the
variety OF articles on exhibition,
as we'll as in the number per-
sons who will be present, any
ever before held in the State.
We expect to see there many
persons from other States, and
we cordially invite them to con-
tribute of their industry and
skill to the interest of the occa-
sion. We desire that they, as
well as our own people, shall
witness what Virginians, and
Virginia soil are are capable of
doing. . g.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28
----------
About Peaches.

The latest trustworthy &C
count from the peach-growing
sections of Maryland and Della
INDEPENDENTLY that portion
of those States comprising the
peninsula laying between
Chesapeake and Delaware bays
glowing promise of
an abundant crop. Notwith-
standing the recent untavora-
BILE weather, it is estimated, by
those competent to judge, that
there are on the peninsula three
millions Of four year old peach
trees uninjured and in prime
bearing condition. There are
also nearly one million three
year old trees in equal good
condition. The, entire yield OF
this section for the coming sea-
son is confidently predicted as
not less than five million bas-
kets of peaches.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28
A Tough story

The other evening, in our
private crib there was a
learned dissertation subject,
'Bedbugs and their remarkable
tenacity of life One asserted
Of his own knowledge that they
could be boiled and then come
to life. Some had soaked them
for hours in turpentine without
any fatal consequences. Old
Hanks, who had been listening
as an outsider, here gave in his
experience in confederation of
the facts. Says he, Some
years ago, 1 took a -bedbug to
an iron foundry, and dropped
it into a ladle where the melted
iron was, and had it run into a
skillet. Well, my old woman
used that skillet pretty constant
for the last six years, and here
the other day she broke it all
to smash, and what do you
think, gentlemen, that ere in
sect Just walked out of his hole
where he'd been layin' like a
frog in a rock, and made tracks
for his old roost up stairs. But,
added he, by way of parenthe-
sis, 'by George, gentlemen, he
losked mighty pale
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28

ThejAthens Gala. } Post says
that Mr.. S. Nesbit, while fish
ing in the Tennessee river a few
days ago, caught a very strange
fish, with O. head and a face like
a baboon or monkey, with the
exception of the nose, which re-
sembled a negro's, human neck
and breast, arms about six inch
es in length, land hands without
fingers, we'll proportional body,
similar to four-year old ne
gro; legs about two feet long,
with we'll shaped feet without
toes. 1t had a shell on the
back of the head and down the
back. Mr. Nesbit says that ne
examined it critically for five or
six minutes, but was so surprls'
ed that he did not think OF Sc
curing it until the hook was
broken aud the thing escaped
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28

Once a year the Japanese Of
Nangasaki celebrate the Feast
of Lanterns. The whole city
turns out in procession and goes
to the water, upon which they
all, even to the humblest, cast
contributions. These consist of
straw boats of more or less cost
and elegance, and all of them
Illuminated, and containing as
sentiments of the choicest viands.
Some of them are thirty or for
ty feet long, with masts and
pointed turned-up prows, Of
two stories, richly decorated,
and ablaze with a multitude of
lanterns of all conceivable
shapes, designs and colors, and
at midnight, in the midst of
great excitement,and theshout-
ings of a multitude, thousands
of these vessels are launched
and the fiery line slowly sails
away. A..
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28
Swearing by Proxy.

Yesterday afternoon a lady
reached the passenger depot in
this city, on one of our rail-
roads, just as the train on
which she desired to take pas
sage moved away. She was
extremely anxious to get aboard
the train, but was left, which
of course, was not right. AS
she stood gazing upon the
train, her arms full Of packa-
ges and her eyes full of tears, a
gentleman arrived at the depot
on full run, with a carpet
sack in his hand, his coat on
his arm, and his face steaming
with perspiration. He, too,
wanted to take the same train
but, alas, was too late. AS he
looked on the train, now fast
moving away, he set down his
carpet-bag, wiped his face, and
very deliberately and emphati-
cally said: Damn that
train T The lady heard him,
and smiling unon him with a
lady's sweetness, said: 'Thank
you sir He had, undoubtedly
expressed her sentiments exact
ly.-Dayton (Ohio) Ledger.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28
p Q z t r
JESUS OF NAZARETH PASSETH
BY.

What means this eager, anxious throng,
Pressing our busy streets along
This wonderous gathering day by day.?
What means this strange commotion, say
Voices in accents hush'd reply;
"Jesus of Nazareth passeth by"
Who is this Jesus? Why should he
The city move so nightly
A passing stranger, has he skill
To move the multitude at will?
Again the stirring tones reply;
"Jesus of Nazareth passeth by"
Jesus tits he who once below
Mans pathway trod, mid pain and woe;
And burdened hearts, where'er be came,
Brought out their sick, and deaf, and lame.
Blind men rejoiced to hear the cry;
"Jesus of Nazareth passeth BY"
Again he comesl From place to place
His holy footprints we can trace.
He pauseth at our threshold-nay,
He enters condesends to stay.
Shall we not gladly raise the cry;
"Jesus of Nazareth passeth by"
Ho all We heavyslsden come!
Here's pardon, comfort, rest, and home.
Lost wanderers from Fathers face
Return, accept his proffered grace.
Ye tempted, there's refuge nigh,
"Jesus of Nazareth passeth BY"
But if you still this call refuse,
And do such wondrous love abuse,
Soon will he sadly from you turn,
Your bitter prayer for pardon spurn.
"Too late, too late will be the cry
"Jesus of Nazareth hath passed by"
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28
It may be interesting to the

1t may be interesting to the
readers Of Victor Hugo's story,
'The Man Who Laughs now
appearing in chapters in APP
pletons' Weekly, to know that
the boy who appears in the
opening, and grows up to be
the Laughing Man, under the
name of 'Gwynplaine, and the
protection of the philosopher
sUrsus' is in fact the legitimate
son Of the old republican speer
Lord Clancharlie, as proved by
the paper thrown overheard
from the Biscayan ork, picked
up on the coast of France, and
brought to the office of Bark
ilphedro, the queens fatterer,
and the hater of Duchess
Josiane: This evil-minded
lady who by a whim, strange
but natural, takes fierce fancy
to the horribly mutilated
Gwynplaine is a rival in his
affections to the beautiful blind
girl, Dea, whom as a boy he
picked up on the Chessil near
Weymouth. He remains faith
full, at last, to Dea, who dies
as she is sailing away to Hol--
land, whereupon Gwynplaine,
otherwise Fermoin, Lord
Chancharlie, jumps into the sea
and is drowned, while old
Ursus, with his wolf Homo, is
left to make the voyage alone.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28

A correspondent of a city
journal says: 1t is my duty
to impress upon you the certain
fact that one-half of our young
people lose their senses when
they lose their hearts. One OF
our party has already written
five letters to his ladylove, and
he goes about grooming and
signing in most pitable man
ner. He has no appetite, and
sleeps up atthe top Of the house,
close to the moon. He cannot
stand by one of the columns o.
the piazza, without putting his
arm around its waist, and
caught him kissing an apple to-
day, because it had rec
1 cheeks