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, 1869-10-27
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER O., 1850.
cl7Y IND COUNTY NOMINATIONS,

CIT oYF3cERA
r. K1-~r--Co;onei Il h Mason.
For Tr@r.nyrT-DA.iD 1. EAux,
Etr CIa.rflF-N. j. pNkHAS
3.T -i::rrrf!-lsR4u.N n. S11LN
fi~ t>-vk = Rsi-e Csust-C. Il AIT5aN
coEE1T oFFicHKA
J"t;v r. Snj<ri'r Csan-JosEru f Gsyy.
C,eIiHFtts S"feri..r Cspr:-t, f. STEPHENSON.
Iat's 81 sks E.,aHfc C,ays-M. Il. n. wsLaArE.
s."rA 'sf Tic trunt. F:'H5f-J. q. G1s1ELE.
Tr;ssar1-I :. REaF,Rp.
- Sr+rr y-ALEs. Wotc.nE.
tt<nt ~ FE+hnd&-tLKEaT @. LANE
fpsicf camr:s7aarr-Mtnk aHExfriS.
Jh>'ht4 # fAt !tatt-MAN EsEaMAI:,r. 4. II.
3tNT0S.
aEAEEEs or TuK CONSTITUTIONAL. ca~vESr1ox.
f,fp.n;n:A n4sftir:-S- $ II itcs, Joseph Mc:tE1,
Jnhu /. Har~s.
$u:nih Dt&trit.-cfa:.cs Hitchcock. ". F.
COalha;:ca.
stft.: a.: D:er:a-E1Io:t Anthony, Dlnlel CAM
eroa.
TcHE oFF7cExa,
Sor1H CHIC tcn-f.";tts:ef. N. r. Ee.wln: say~r-
ri~tr, +. F. No1ao:: 44atis'aAt Snt<rti*.f, tnIoo
Berg; 7"sra t';<ri, j. H. FeErrlL
WEST EairAGo-F"it:e1or, AIonzo Ram+ae1l; !Su-
frFti-,r 3leEfy Ackho1; .AaSisfsuf Sup,rr:4,r 4.
l. 4ntfsou. Toen Cfrf, II. B. ringer.
NORTH F1I1cAG3-FtH-c.ov, Otto Fe3:2cr: Supsr-
~fAnr. Robert Cl1rk: A<-i.tan. Saptrrisor, Il. N.
Peters; Turn C.rst, Jonas ErgheTE.
, 1869-10-27
SrrIRltS,s C0r;RT.

saIuei Cartun Il als. carson, lssa ( Coz =,
Rnt*rl IL Freed at. Thta ls sa artsna cf trn1er,
The property stl-fed 10 hare beeu wron9la1iY
tsken rocsltIed ef zfasQe quantity OF silks aad
other KotNl-, szlut At some Thousand Of uo!,ars
which having been Atclen from plaintiffs stofe,
was cthntd to hare been fo1Ba a' tefcrdAnt'a
retceLce, ~ Is Ct arsed IL ettrai7a, proceeding
ssan:s S ,hs T sane % ,lsfensast. Il ne % 5ss11s saiiy
mo" lelEe Of tho la1cenes WHICH had preceded
his possession.
tie Gaze, hy aindarst on the mot'nn to reduce
L2ll lie states 1n4s The clatrn y th1s on the i3.h
o1 teeenert ptasnuN 3 store Was robbed OF
Eewan, t6r tte recover Of goods a7l a:ot her re.
RaIh for The CONVICTION OF the thief. lie had
been pavIlEoker un1a1 tre 4sn OF December,
Ing bis discharge as oaDkrupt Ills arrest fol-
ioNtd On tie x.tn Of January IN tbs caae. He
aleged thas 1e Possessed Tic goods long before
the tE1glaEy was committed.
AAwvEK* coSrs,
En ory 4. sserT& AID JOHN Lahn4tou, IT,. &C., =.
Fh,tp NAtsNcrrh. b. IAIes {. Rpbln.ap. William J.
J$n e y. Eerertog-, aad Joan ". satltn- Assunp-
SIT Itts i ac;icn 10 recover from the te~erat de-
sttAartA SIase aouse totnuiaslsners Of 1he s. aie
fer leRtl Ee1sce1 Performed by Vt. 5tosKs, he;ore
eohis-t II 10 the lefalsE. under n. eonsslsurGn,
Of tEeu app II t1tent. TIE ct1se went 10 juzy
On ,ne p,sas %f Waassos. =. Benn Eertise aa
Sf0tlun ao5 new ttlna t11ttr-
TElEs;RAtu s2rAE2tE-
pe sas; snf ss saI
care .n}arcs,hn stsaed 10 restrain 1oe defend .nt
from ssnng rs a'ts.s1r, e. to the Tas;3 i A.
] Obligations - ~beh defendant i tcsnd 10 com
| planatt for tweaty 3eata
The ea.e Gaze rn o1 aSHnHes 10 nc ~; ~;
Under The !a* Of Sew icrt; asn a nts c3nnt:isd
! tcuraty is arsab,zet under the law OF Mi7soart,
l ~, i1. TQE IRON - lQ4l- 10
| N,pLta;4Si= ami from Duar9 &c - Chicago. IS q
csnpary, me lst'er. r. Il ta'f. tss losf money
u.alersl was IN ,ne n ,fHet 70 be scsd, and Ia1es
con tabtts. the Western Ceion, me AtIaails ~ = <
/! lsxc;ac ntu she Pac.tc Atlantic, n I;ttsT
company o,esntzc's IN rlttsoasFn WIZ lsns 70 70
| New Yolk aIh Wn.a.n9rop. Ftrs: II she net1 70
| iaJ. The Pac,nc 4 Atlantic pnrcha+sti, On ne
ssth Of September. 1ot ~ anl .onk ~ ~,
c,y If September and the 1st o. ctun1s. lue VI
fnpe,ie,, lg.Se.t. unon Ct the Valley lre With
tue lite oi ,te purchaser 1ssea o1aef aa'.e'
/ n.ni-
cashatIne Williams :. f.t7ck Nnlans {: A.
cas-. ea.I Of The nczth 4ess cuater Of sec:o1 -.
srd tie YEA: naI 9: re e., nor:s = qssF:rs ~ q ne
| E;,lNan mas the puzcsaseE Tor tsS.
Tacr.. Wright q i :. Sherman {: Wheels. ct
| ~ Atfschurnt On yenllcs for te:erosnta.
apzl proeL:ck Il al '. Philip kiet1t- Fo5
&s.a-i3. u
| Rlchnrtf Sanders r. solomon Mark. Ttesp4s5,
| nru sees lat u e2n With e1Ef1s- This Il m az
ton 10 recover toe value ol a horse slese1 To
q p ds s'Ps e. esn 'ss q
Is culhd:Eg. to ioree the shafs Of his vehicle ,ad
p;s.nt,a|s attu1a-
i us Sal y. John ward Assunpiit. Dezand
| ALBEIT l. Hale Ct u e. 4 l. Eing {. ala BE.
! r!ev.n OF household gooeS
!ns1 stn ,3s @shfnsf ~ tts x GSss!ss " aEd "sm
, 1869-10-27
TIE MORNING STAR,

The telegraph has announced tho demise
Of tie London -Nura.i.l9 .&.,r, aud before
az, almost simultaneously, lies its last nuu-
ber, with farewell lender ANNOUNCING that
4 is merged in the -Nt.es. We have the
advantage over our London cotemporaries
hat, though the STIR las disappeared in
their fir,nament, il Is still visible, for this
day oujy. lowerer, to lis; TINS confirming
by aunlogy one OF those romantic theories Of
astronomers tbat the light from ccrt,in
ssars would still make them visible to us,
;hough they had bocn hlotted out Of exist
t1.ce, nr had male m assignment of their
effects 10 some other lu:uiuarr, six thousand
yeors aso The -Dvrni1.y SIR. f,auded
! ftmrtecn years ago, has never, We believe,
| s1 ca r1>Gtnb!e. though il bas at times been
a yer, able juurnnl- Standing in sympathy
With every movement toward political re-
fe1n in England, ard a s'ea1y
t,iInd 81 republican institutions
ard American interests. IFS lo3g
ntrcrhy anti 1innl dissolution w''ala seem ts'
;4rcue that thcsc i,lcas lave feeble hold on
,lc rca,ling people nf England, were il not
TIN, the lt'i!y Nt:rs and A}so the TIE
:-,G.h, ~lr,se principles are as liberal rs
,Lese Of the .&,5F, exceed NIL usha1 j"''slsl'
in circulation. The -M.rAiHY SIR died "i
what a great many English newspapers
weall a,e Of, if they were conlIrIled Il
compete with lrst-cla<s American
Journals, viz, feeble dignity. Til
telegrarlic news Of the Londo:
rhmrs consists Of ths Telegram,
! Of 1.e,,ter,--a sozt Of A4sociatcl TrasS, hav
ing just enterprise euough to suppres
. enterprise and maintain monopoly. Taei
correspondence, like their editorials, has
, the appearance Of being written l'y th
ward attl, however little tho writer hes +
: say, he never stops ill ho roaches Ito e:a
Of his yard-stick, and never tresrssst
more than half in inch beyond it, tn
;, III, assured, pedan,ic style OF thes" cd'to7'a
1 id almost rs imposing il its e'rcnmE'cnt'"n
}, inys lutions, and QUALIFICATIONS rs nj admit
+ istration speech in thn lIouse OF Lords
is the fs'reign policy Of the GorcEa'nens.
ia The 7tsnts invariably four of these po:npou
"a -senss, Of Il yard each, paid foz at {. r.
> ana, conpris" the esiitoris1p.ge. Itis drsa'
y fully disnihea, and Intensely Eas9isA
q Whether q really l7ely and versatile pap
!; would succeed in England remaias to
}. secn. The experiment has never been the
, 1869-10-27
TIE RECENT RlslEG IN SPAIN.

frj HH
J3ultettus -suIlurnc- n,,n,, t.,~
"t0a tH6
TIE special correspondent: Of the L1r,! u N.rait
TEtes sttsN Aatrts, GI..!, tAte gt thttt.res IN
scccuut e1 lie recent r1tn. q. me Eca raj. IL
Spatr. ftlr3 which NN t24a tue 5ftn King ib{nr..,
ltE DENTS:
Ina proceedings In TIA Cnffes haze tt.n serv
81 e3 ~ aaa f,e.a ihr YET, 1tst mo-
~ he Kspne',esa,. !ae snoH sae.sa ifrsaseas
czsiep. He alluded 20 the arrest and ,utrfisoo-
Eatnt Of TWO OF the sepnt!ea artj sugacstrl tnAx
tne House 1hoal' appofps sonual:rse to report
tn the matter. 50 tar a. It Infected tne privileges
Of tfE deputies asa theft exemption from arrest
The II Eehtean ssadtr, = cor F1gurras obj.e:st,.
maad r. tto rehbsra tn b. set al io=r,5.
read:
1HcE Of BAscE1nxA.
.1n tic nsa4e OF tho people tie Ja1ta decree n
foEoSs: a
os. sseey'lon. u g. ta asns asa.a:t tic arot-
'Ipf Fep1lxilou must laft!fr Themselves. de+-
lie rest reuaa.r1R IN the call,J 1or IL 11e.epcr
| ,rosps q lie Lsu,ra,e:s rn.stEm,a,' lie s,aTra
rarst sGund for ire ne:Ehtor!ra pnes. aah Inc
ss,en na1 be RATING nj IT then,
TO tEose threatred Or a'scscd.
ceai 10 1D,s rotce II sh+ cottIEEy VII s11ef the
Gers cas+ret+ If ,aeir ~: .luct, for they Will na
corsicesed IS t,ae u to The cause Of thc 1cnp.e<
! "AnoLfn I"AE1zzI, Ffcs.de1:.
"rtSI3 AI-iSn,
. "SnsE AS-EtrH CtAyE''
! 3Cs1A sefkI.tfli FE.ttliHisAsio eF TIE fRoT-
| MaE U bAEcElnsA-
ny 40 .hl ~. s;,.:,y,., ~ .Nn a;:o the
ttn E " teu 70 =: lcu'se loses'r tho seTs1slde
ts. ~ !So,a @ - -. 9~'o'.* u .1"a-&ac cTse"hom-
, 1869-10-27
The Coming york sea.on,

The following sound Views Of the eomicE pack.
iag A+ason L taken from the Cincinnati I4ser Cur
Frns.
tie nent stock OF Old PORK and bacua low in al
tic Il sel.9 d askets o. the country rs being less
rss regarded fn al At The htsn pt7ces, co1pI~d
xuh the feasorah1e prospect 1htcn tI1s&s q lhe
testcr. h7ye ALREADY prnduced good deA Of
al3,efy o. me pa1 ci packess+ And nn$ li:le A}-
rfenenstta regarding the future. Al reliable 1c-
, 1869-10-27

klE nLNI924A 1OA a AAAHUA-
Thc3c Irc many reasons why the Citizens
ticket should Ire elected at til. Coming
election, which we arc confident the think
ing and rejecting people Of Chicago will
rot Disregard. III tie first place, the e'ec-
t,an is for offices non.rolitlcad, and tho
Democratic party las withdrawn I'LL l're-
fence tia. the defeat of the LihEsrJ Hall
r.risinatiors can 1.e tortured into either
l',,n, crss;c vistesy or E,pnhllesn defeat.
Svnc If the utl:ces to lie filed have the re-
u,ott.+t political character, and the election
II r,citles candidate can lie regarded as m
1ti-,xasc' If I:cr:'llcan principles or the
tlcfrtt q! its policy. II is well known that
tie tlrcti,a If aIr. Solomon was the prime
.'ject of the Library Hall Convention, and
Mai tie ies. u The t:cSct Was 1zlade up. not
promote the nscenaency Of the Repmhlt-
can panty. l,ut to help to cleo. S%lo:nnn.
VIA. principle II the Republican plFty sill
le ostHEznvn by tbs defeat Of Frank
Wc..txorth: VIA: pr;;nsi;lc Of tho lcpah'
lean party will cot be rs fully yin1icatei
s.y the election Ut Ginde}e as l,y the elec-
ton If Salotnon; lly the election II Shers'
t,uu as veil as 1,r the e:ecs'on Of Hickey
=, far, then, Is purity IS coacsr1'ei. the
1eotle are as free to vote for whom tue,
.;sep, best rs il there were 40 party organ
izations.
the rcor9e ii Chicago will this year har'
10 nav q tax Of S7,:,00, 600 for ely pu1
1nhes, Which Is oEer s*caty-sescn mills oi
tue DOLLAR upon a cash valuation Of al
the real nntl personal property Il
the city. This rate Of taxation il teyon'
,,1eccdent. II is cqual to S per cent upo'
the systeru Of assessment preyious tn ls';:
.;rd equal to ? per ce1t in any other cit
outside Of Chicago. In Other cities. the at
,tsstze.lss ere upon one-1aird va1uation
ind 1nwhere, not even in New York cit.
t,o.s The rnte Of taxation reach OF excee
:,er cent On such valuation. In Chieas
III. tax for the year is equal to = 1-l0 r
,,n& uc tic fu1l value Of tho proper Th
extraordinary levy has already atDnetea u
-..c,t;on Of tha whole connty- Tut til
is not all the ta1 to which Chicago is 80
itctc1. The taration upon city proper
ior State, town, and county purposes ms
lie aGacd, Tits tar in lsCS was S''o, ao'
fn4 ,sc9-1o It will bs about Slt:V,oo
Tins tai. added to the 81, 5oo, 900 city ts
viii nako m aggregate of s,7oo, Goa, o. m
Ink equai to thirsy~t9o mills or the dol
On The cash valuation Of ali the property
Lie c;,y If Chicago. To rsise the aar
, 1869-10-27

]: was harsy ttouch, TO ce1ls:cn tho Lausanne
Tfsce Coz Eff>s ''soe CooRrets Of Fsfpetn2'
HM. Ore cfIrEste Eade sne Ieu3s1k. "Gehtie-
:1tc. !! "e w7ss to bring about The .eiEn Of featG
let ~ errlos pacific Eatate." s'sanRc'! enough,
:ee.c RuIcs trt2ted MOa1 e1trAntufnAlT ildIRna.
'hf, SID 1t xas Hnt c1enl dhacu1ty that the
sItsttT e+cared being p1s ouE Of the window 3ol
htch tetttkal cotnh.
, 1869-10-27

gan seems 10 Ire that, SO long as tho 1lepu}s-
lican party had any national iss1les worth
fighting for-such as jnst and wise recon-
struction Of the Union Oh the basis af
cqunl rights, or an honorable and econnl,l-
ica1 financial lclicy-the I'3st thought it a
very poor party to tie 10. It felt,
rs l'etween rebel'ious and re-
rudiaiing Democracy On ono side,
md the Republican party on
the other, very much like the pious lady who
thuGEh it kafer 10 kneel not only when the
Holy Name was 1ncttionel, hui alsn when
that OF the Devil occurred, since sho really
did not know into whose hands sho might
full. But wlen the Republican party has
satisfactorily conquered a victory on the
questions Ut reconstruction, suffrage, tho
national honor, and tho Inauguration Of an
economical policy in our national
finances, and proposes to devote. its
powers for reform to the cleansing
If It's l,cal municipal rings, md the scrap
ing of The ba1nnc'cs from its own hull,
an organization to wh1ch it had never pro.
leshe1l allegiance, and III in11oos against any
attempt 10 purify party in which it had nc
Interest," Il is like class Of priests who
! willingly LET any poor fellow 60 to destruc-
ton bis own way, unless they see sorne
priest Of rival theology trying to save h,s
soul. As the Shareholder loved the negrc
Us slave, codlled Aiu, nursel him, slcp'
with him, hui hated, scourged, and sho: the
negro when made freeman, 80 the bllioui
Ba1uacle bautliug loves the corruptions ant
lisgraces of thu party, but bates its rcfor
,uato1y efforts aud powers.
The only ra,ional solution Of the last'
politics is that, having walked tho streets q
evening for very long t1ue without finding
customer ios That interesting qunlity o
character called virtue, Which eau never b.
sold Int once, il has nj last found fEient
in The l:iug and is happy.
, 1869-10-27

LIE hkfVbLlCAH PhESS W C4ICAGU,
''W3o.v1R SANS THAT TEE CHm.Go I:yIS-
ING Posi- Is RE1rai-IcAs FArEa LIES.
Snch was the rcrle Of The editor of that
l'arr:c!c organ TO Hop. d. J. AIoEre1i, of
renlss lvan1a, when tie latter asked him
the question whether the p1st was or WIS
uot Republican uewspapsr TIE rost Of
Yesterday admits that its editor did xri:e
those words to Mr. MuzreiI, and it says That
tlcs arc tlne-
How hts i. come nbo;1s. then, that no Re-
Publican newspaper il tue city. published
in the English laaguaege, daily or weekly,
supports tha Library Hall ticket:
The answer is very simple, The
Library Hall ticket is the representative If
corruld and utterly incurable system, f,7
which no remely coalI be fonna slpe that
Of demoIishing it aud bnilding nneE on
different foundation. The primary sys-
TEN, Is the address pf ih- Citizans- ,m~
Iittee says, has Greeneratel int,a can
test OF bribery and brute FORCE The r.
publican newspapers Of the city Ind b.
walled thess evils until l'ewasing
was nuckery and snare.
Something had to he dune to
save the party and The community from
de,norsIzatiun aa1 rain. II the 'sreg1lar
organization is allowed to pass laws year
after year to increase the enormous fees Of
It's oface~ho1dezs, to rob the city OF the iu-
tercst On its deposits, to put through esery
corrupt job that will yield percentage to
them-such. for instance, as the Normal
School, the North Avenue Police Station,
tic heating and veutilatiag apparatus Of
The public schools, TO ssy nothing
OF the +spoola" that are formed
on the special assessment for street i'm
proremeuts-theu: we say, the Irregular
organization will be in a more healthy
condition after one good solid defeat, in an
election where fees, sala1ies, taxes, and
Jobs are the only things under discussion,
and whese 10 questions Of politics a1e in
vuIved.
But, a.s the Barnacles (aad this il the
lsst end only argument leit to them). you
will only Ire changing one R,ng for
another. That is not tr1a; but,
Il it were so, the change onEhi to he snade-
It will Ire 1ong tlu,c. III aor case, before
new Ring can accumulate as mich nish az
the old oro has; md We can promise for
ourselves, and We think Tor the entire Re-
publican p1cas of the city, TINT, ii any per-
ron or numt'er OF persons elected on the
Citizens ticket, or afhliasing With thesn'
shall be guilty Of departing IN tie
least degree from the principles
q tcnest and cconom'ca' government
they will I've instantly exposed by the press,
md that, if they are not straightway de.
posed, it will not lie through any lack Of en-
crsy On :Ee part CT the press. The public
, 1869-10-27

One or Two Of The c1crgymcn of ths. city
laring indicated, in their sermons, that it
would bc well to hare reform in our local
and municipal government this fall, which
, 1869-10-27

| h.
tho 1ato Of taxation On the same pEopsrty
would be uinety-six mills. In other words,
the tax lowed On Chicago property is equal
to a tax Of niucty.six mills on tho dollar Of
the one-third valuation in New York city.
We think this fact should attract the at-
tentlon Of the taxpayers Of Chicago sufii
ciently for them to understand that there
arc other questions involved in tbs choiee
pf city and county rulers than the Fifteenth
amendment or The pe1petuity Of Tanner
Cluba.
| Il tho Common Council and the Super
'lso1s Of New York city were to levy aud
undertake to collect tax OF . per cent
on their onc-third raluation cf the property
IN That city, they would excite q popular
rage and public execfation which would
sweep them out Of existence. Yet here 10
Chicago we have reached that point. We
have gone On increasing the assessed value
II property and the rate Of taxation until
rr now Fay tax Of thirty-two u,flis on thu
lol]nr Of d cash valuation Of ali ons prop
e1ty, or equal to ninety-si1 mills on The
aeuar in New York. Iu addition to this,
We have added two millions to the city mud
county debt: and our City Comptroller is
hawking the notes Of the city, trying to bor-
raw money at III per cent, while the Treas
urI Las S:oD.utn in his hands, loaned
~. 10 ''aik' "i''eh pays nj" 10: ITS e.
| Ate'e ~ L '''ohs n'etese 'ahen IN hA
[ puts sf the country in the Chicago election.
ine people OF s'an fsnneaseo and u cincin-
141'', hnrdehed. oppressed, ind Numbered
persons "no' seizang The public offices
WIZ 'nc 'ntea4tlon oi Pefpetaatang the1raoso-
'o'' government nave taHen occasion to
e''aanc'I'a'c .neiosc4ses' hul Tue interest IN
'uose cues ~ l'o' SO UNIVERSAL as 1t Is IN The
"''ia1e VI sA'caRo. Lie capital Of The
.o"A'.s 'ooAs to enleaeo rs lis tuturo ocn-
''e. Inc people fead Win astoni -hment OF
cay a.: ma eounts government GIVING twelve
.r' - o4 ' ANa ist,'as ennuais
- :" o.t' . ies cen. on 'uIl falua-
.'A, Pa,1ns !" AVS ea1'sess fa'az'es only
iNaslea ~ 1nose o1 the loyal households
tis'ana ano : 1ahee. Ihey sead with
"oAuef ~ - ooon'S 1'e3k ge"ins s~,ooo
=, eear ol 4 circuit e'e'S, s'o,'Ho; OF
snase o-1ss o~1A1 :" eouits' S-V:Voa each;
- e's 1te4ssuiet' So''"V; Il Town Col
'ec'o'': s'''"" 10 s-"'Nw eacai OF
"aoe army oa ou'es oiHc'as led and paid
III 'ne same sinner; and iter await With
>ooe,as1ao'o an1'e'y 10 Know whether tbs
1e'pte VI @u,ea.tso' 1aas taxed, WILL have tho
:" t1 t4'a ~ .ne sooa6' 10 emanc'pat9
- +'stt.''e' Anese iucts e1i1aln 1auy -
VIC PGu&Ho oAth3uc N0ICAnO WHY tue C1fT
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-20
MARIN INTELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK 4 PORTSMOUTH, May 10.
ARRIVED.
Stmr Geo Leary, Carter, Baltimore, ir't
and passengers to Jpo Vermillion.
Stmr Eliza HancOx, Clifford, Richmond.
Stmr Eolus, McCarrick, York Known fri i,
and passengers to L H Webb.
Stmr Mysti Schermerhorn, Hampton.
Stmr Smithfield. Adams, Smithf1eld
beth City.
Stmr Syenet. Cain, E City.
Schr A Kelly. Somers. N Y, ballast to
master.
schr III Dessemas, Cornell, N Y, ballast
to master.
Schr Highland Chief, Freeman, N Y,
ballast to master.
Schr Eurotas. Assay, Y assorted cargo
to various.
schr Jealous, Williams, Baltimore,
empty barrels to order.
Schr Mary Mizell, Nelson, Baltimore,
light to Plymouth.
schr Cossedor, Allen, N Y, assorted car
go to various.
Schr D E Sawyer. Soper, N Y, assorted
cargo to various,
Schr W @ Tufts, skidmore, N Y. light to
master.
SAILED,
Stmr Isaac Bell. Bourne, N York, fight
and passengers by L Ill Webb.
Stmr Geo Leary, Carter, Baltimore, fr't
and passengers by Jno Virmillion.
Stmr Eolus, McCarrick, Cherrystone, fr't
and passengers by TIL Webb.
Stmr Mystic, Schermerhorn, Hamp-
ton.
Stmr Smithfield, Adams, Smithfield.
Stmr Elizabeth City, Harvey, L. City.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-20

THE M1LToNIAN T ABLEAUx.-- Though
the weather was rather disagreeable a
goodly assemblage was drawn to the
Opera House last evening to witness
the great Miltonian tableaux. Our highs
est anticipations of this splendid exhi-
bition were most fully realized in wit
Messing the scenic representation of
Millions Paradise Lost as illustrated by
John Martin. The audience from the
rising of the curtain until it went down
was held spell-bound by the beauty
v;vidness, grandeur and magniicence of
the panoramic display, as we'll as by the
sublimity of the artists conception of
the immortal poet. The effect is truly
wonderful and indescribable, and we
advise all the lovers of the bea utiful to
60 and see it.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-20

MCan any one tell how it is that man
who is too poor to pay fifteen cents a
week for good weekly paper; is able
to ray ten or fifteen cents a day tor to-
bacco and cigars, to say nothing of the
occasional drink 2
The commencement exercises of Emo
ry and Henry College will take place on
the 9Th and 9th of June next. The
Hon. Walter R. Staples is to address the
two literary societies. James w. Shelf
fey, ESQ.,, aud Col. John Goode, jr., of
Norfolk, will also participate.
Yesterday was raw, cold, damp
rainy, disagreeable day. The sunshine
was shut out by the clouds nearly all
day, and the girls were shut in by the
inclement weather.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-20

MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy, presiding. May 10.
Mary King, negro, for breach of the
peace, was fined SIS.
Mary johnson, negro, charged with
the same, was dismissed.
George Ayers, for drunkenness, was
fined So 80.
Robert Sterig, U. S. sailor, was fin
ed So so for drunkenness.
Andrew Carey applied for lodging on
Tuesday night. Granted.
George S. Hubbard, for assault and
battery on Francis Voltee, was bound
over in the sum of 5000.
Mason Codger, negro, was bound over
for committing nuisance.
A man, for assault and battery on D
G.. Wise, was bound over in the sun
of $500.
He was, undoubtedly, under the
influence of liquor, attempted to xii
the Mayor. Sec local under anothe
head.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-20

FUNERAL OFF G.. w. CoNwAY.-This
unfortunate young man, who died in this
city on Saturday last from the effects Of
burns caused by the explosion of kero-
sene lamp, was buried in Richmond on
Monday. His funeral took place from
st. Paul's church, at o'clock in the af-
ternoon, and large concourse followed
his remains to Their. last resting place.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-20

JorTINas.-Col. Walker is pushing
his canvass with vim. He has made
most favorable impression, both pub
lie and private, everywhere he has spo-
ken, leaving many friends behind him.
His fine address, and sensible views, no
less than his splendid personal appear
ance, are highly extoIled by the press
generally. gat
Cure for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
Iron, grs.; magnesis., 10 grs.; pepper
mint water, IL drachnns; spirits of Nut
meg, 2 drachms. Mix. Take it twice
aday. Tryit.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-20
SIMMER MILL1NERY.-We call tn.

SUMNER MILLINERY.-We call the
special attention Of ladies to the adver-
tisement in another column, of Misses
OLeary & Elder, the popular and fash
enable milliners, No. 43 Bank street,
near Main. They nave just received a
large and elaborate stock of Summer
millinery, consisting in part of French
bonnets, hats, ribbons, laces, wells, &C.,
&c, &C., which they are prepared to
offer at the most accommodating prices.
Remember, Misses O'Leary & Elder, and
give them call at the popular and
fashionable millinery establishment, 43
Bank street.