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she still rls Is to my mind as almost aki
TO the angels. She was wooed and ult
mately won by a handsome young ma
and OF considerable W alth. He sporte
a fine team, delighted in hunting, an
kept fine pack Of hounds. lie neithe
played cards, drank wine nor used tc
bacco. He lived on his money, the in
tcrcst OF which alone would have supper
ted family handsomely. never say
the fair bride again until few days ago
Seventeen years had passed away, an,
with them her beauty and her youth, he
husbands fortune and his lie, during tn
latter part OF which they Lived in a 10.
cabin Oh the banks of the Ohio river
BiamnerlIa>>ct's Island whole flmil,
III one sing lie room, subsistlng ON water
lat bacon and corn bread. The husband
had no business capacity. lie was &;
gentleman ot education, of refinement o
noble impulses bat when his money
gone lie could get no employment, simply
because he did not know how to do any
thing for he tioundercd about, f,rat Try
ing one thing anu then another, but tail
ure was written on them all. He, how.
ever, finally obtained situation; tn,
labor was great, the compensation small
1t was that or starvation: i'll his ct,Jrt>
to DISCHARGE his duty ayceptably, lac over
worked himself and died, leaving his Wild
ow and SIN urls i'll utter dcStitutiun. Il!
seventeen years the sweet and joyous and
beautiful glrl had become u broken heart
ed, care-worn, poverty->tricken widow
with a house tull OF helpless children
Young woman. II :. rich man asks
yo. to harry HIM, and has no occupa-
tion, or trade or calling, by which he
could make Il living il he were thrown On
his own resources, you may 1--WE hun
your respects, but give him 1.-THE mit;cn. -
Whatever may be the young man,
qualities, ii he Is fond OF going to the
Iheater "rctuse' INN.
liza youn. man shows by his CONVEX
>atlUn that Il. 10 an admircr OF fast
horses, and pretty well acquainted with
the qualities and time of the best rae
ing nays OF the country, whon he asks
your llann, "glve him the mlttcn'' only.
Ii You lear Il young man speak OF his
father and mother di>rcspcctlully, con-
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-31

Two little dogs got into fight in But
talo on Thursday afternoon. but a large
Newfoundland happened along, and after
watching the combaiants a few minutes,
suddenly caught up one Of them by the
neck and trolted off with it, keeping a
firm hold upon him until his angry pas
sions had time to cool.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-31

WHO DEINK TIE SLors The Inter
nal Revenue reports show that in Gin
cinnati IL, 900 barrels of saloon wash
ings, valued at two dollars per barrel,
are redistilIed annually, yielding an av-
cragc of two and half gallons per barrel
OF spirits recovered thereirom. These
Stops accumulated from the higher class
OF saloons command better price, owing
10 the fact that gentlemen are not expec-
led TO Grain their glasses.
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Ny rNCLES TALE.

1t is about thirty years since | was
first gazetcd TO an em>igncy in the 10th
regiment. The corps was i'll India, and,
"a is usual i'll such cases, | joined the
depot company ut the regiment at Chath-
am. | was Il mere lad 1T the time, and
had indeed come straight from scHool TO
JOIN tie depot. Before had worn red
coat for a month, an order came from
the llorsc-G yards to embark two hun
drcd men from Chatham for the various,
corps stationed i'll the Bengal Presidency.
Amongst thom, fifty men OF the IlOth
rtgiment were TO proceed. At the time
| wIi;c of, the Atf.han war was goirr
ON, and recruits were mach wanted tc
ill up the vacancies made in the various
regiments in lEdia. So much 50 was
tins the case, that recruits were not
kept us they are now, at tie depot until
they had learnt their drill, and something
of their duties: but were bundled on
board ship as they were called for. An
order would come down from the Horse
Guards, directing hundred men to be
sent OH to bombay on board the fyrHuS,
or two hundred to be embarked for Cal
cutta on board the sylvia, or three hun
dred to be shipped on board the Easeland
for Madras; and the authorities at
Chatham could only do as they were
told. In my case, it was one of those
most inconsidcrate orders which caused
a very serious mutiny on board ship.
The order reached Chatham, late on Fri
day night, that on Monday, at twelve,
two hundred men, with at least three
officers, were TO be at Gravesend, there
to embark on board the Fairlond, 9SC
tons, which had been duly engaged tc
carry troops out to India, at certain
sum per head.
| With soldiers, to hear is to obey; bu
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NOLl ME 3:} MBER 1892.


: wanted was to defy Their officers, an
OBTAIN by force what WIS refused then
Alter inns miserable voyage served
y long time in the army hut am quit
r certain | heard ten times more grum
II nhn@ between Grave-rnd and CaIcmt,;
' IN Inc I'""I'"',t, than did in the subs.
= fuI,'t "o|ch years "i my life.
{ before beng long at sea, we di>rovcrc,
i "io '"e rlh@leader III every evil tina
"if,T"'i III 'i' -ilp was Ills mann
""1 'i'iI! I!7""' ne mad been a s'r@rau
a. 'i' i,-l"i' p.It h"d been reduced t'
'i'e I'i'ks ana logged more lhan once il
, 'l''lh- lie was Il short, rather @U"d-iuok
'''9 hi"'l, win Il very white, hr1riir~
i'ce' ana piacN CURING hAlr- IL Wa
7''u ''''. otIoIe ehIi''ili" he mad been ~
''''oi ''e! CI'rh hul ''l> cannot N"ucl
''' ti'c 'I"'l "i' lie was Nom'th'n- "i
Hcil"'ar' ana Il Wcll-Hpuken man Whrj
lie liNe'I he captall commamdim- IT,,
uool's on puaru made hum an actmg-"or-
P"r"i ior Inc voyage, and prpm~ d, Al lac
"eIl"'cu wei uliIl We reached t;Ilutta.
10 report laHorabiy 81 hIm 10 the cOluuc.
Vi HI r''Ilheii'' ana eir!r;IN"r To- -rt inm
Pioih",t"' huI ne "niy kept ms actin
''''iN ABOUT " week lie was "n one "c-
''Sioh 80 ""l'rdohahIy Ii-o!ent to tI''
I''''' 9uo'i'erh olilccf, @" board that
III. captain WIS Obliged to take away '"-
>"dicS'
l ne worst '''hG we used 10 have every
''E ""9 "''H 'ii' IillnHo were bv.h-
- I'i ' s'' o''' "i'''r S'"i meal, hi-'ni',
',"'' I'''~' I'.>'''t.' soup '.''.' an iiHd
'O4 M d Ho''''i Tt!4'iN on hOArb ~.Ir.
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\ lecturer in New York recently said
that daughter was one of the best santa
ry agents known to the medical faculty
and was withal an indication OF intellec.
tual vigor and moral soundness."
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jOd,SoURY VI FILE WORKS.

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The man who does not advertise never
becomes a millionaire.
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+ san Francisco police justice has
declared the California State law. deny
in, the Chinese the ri@ht to testify in the
courts, to h. i'll conflict with the Four
trrnth Amendment.
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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26

Colored Men, Readl- The
Z MON league in Virginia is
broken to pieces. The negroes
voted with the native whites.
An old negro, to whom his
master had never said a word,
walked to the polls On election
day, and opening his ticket,
said; 4 vote the way my old
master votes. After the cleo
ton was over, his old master
called him up to him, told him
he had been watching him; that
he admired his faithtulness
and his good sense, and said
he, go and take forty acres OF
my finest land and settle upon
1t, and hold it for your own
heirs forever. That 'old mas
ter was Peter Hairston, of Vir-
ginia. -Hillsboro' IN. o. Re-
corder.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26

An account Of the gre ding
Of the little steamer Pill It Boy,
on a sand bar near Trenton,
and the successful efforts of Adj
lniral Robson, assisted by ex-
admirals Borie and Welles, in
getting her off, is published. -
Admiral Robson appeared
with pantaloons rolled up,
wading about the stern Of the
steamer, the tide being out,
and discovers the rudder risin &
out an inch or two above the
water. He gazes at it a few
minutes with in anxious and
puzzled look, when the doubts
suddenly left his bronzed and
weather-beaten face, and cal
ling the attention OF ex-Admi-
raj Borie to the circums lance, he
exclaimed: Oh my staIboard
topgallant forecastle midship,
if the steamer hasn't run
aground upon the upright edge
of a long thick plank 7
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26
Small Houses. The eY

Small Houses. The expert
ment Of building moderate
houses for moderate means has
bee tried in Montreal during
the last year with good results.
In the year 1867 the necessity
of increasing the number Of
houses of moderate rent attrac-
ted the attention of gentlemen
interested in the subject, and q
building association was form
ed, chartered, and organized.
The stock of the association
was issued in shares of $50,
payable 81 a share per month,
or in advance if the stockhol-
ders so preferred, interest be-
ing allowed on all advance
payments. On the first of
July last year $4,000 of the
stock had been taken, ground
was chosen in a suitable situa-
ton, and eleven houses were
built and sold, and arc now oc-
cupied. In building the houses
the wishes Of applicants are
conculted; the houses are sold
at an advance of ten per cent,
on the cost of land and bull
dings, to cover interest, insur-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26
Anecdotes ofthe wesleys.

Charley Wesley, the poet
of Methodism, had a son who
bore his name who was born
December IL, 1851. Charles
Wesley, Jr., was a musical
prodigy in his infancy. Before
he was three years old he man
Tested great talents for music,
and in early life rose to emit
nence in the profession. No one
ever excelled him in perfor,
ming Handel's music on the
organ. Two of the Kings of
England, George III. and
George w.. employed him for
a long time to play in their
presence, and were highly de-
lighted with his performances.
Like his father, he was a man
of small stature, and exhibited
the eecentricities of genius. -
He abounded in anecdote. -
Several that follow were rela-
ted by him. For years Charles
Wesley, Jr., was a member of
the I Wesleyan Society in
London, a good man with a.pure
Christian character. May 23,
1884, he died in great peace in
London, and was gathered to
his fathers.
CHARLES WESLEY, JUN, & KING
GEoGE.
King George III. is we'll
known to have been very fond
Of music, particularly that of
Handel. Charles Wesley ex-
celled in playing the compost
tons of that great master. He
became a social favorite with
his Majesty. At one time he
offered himself as a candidate
for the vacant situation of
orgainst at St. Paul's Cathedral
when he met with painful re-
pulse. On appearing before
the ecclesiastics, with whom
the appointment lay, and pre-
senting his claims to their con-
fdence, they said to him
abruptly, I'VE want no Yves
leys here. The King heard
Of this unseemly act, and was
deeply grieved. He sent for
the obnoxious organist to
Windsor, and expressed his
strong regret that he should
have been refused in such a
manner and for such o reason
adding with his own frankness
and generosity, Never mind,
the name Of Wesley is always
| welcome to me.
At another time, after King
George had lost his sight, Mr..
Wesley was one day with the
venerable monarch alone, and
the King inquired. 'Mr. Wes-
ley, is there anybody in the
room but you and me?' No,
your Majesty was the reply.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26
THE DAY BOOK.
MONDAY MoRNfNe, July 20, 1869
From the Richmond Wing.
The Social Ostracism Ques-
ton.

In the delightful little ,iiy
OF Staunton, up in the mc~4
tains Of Virginia, during the
very heat OF the recent POLITICAL
canvass, there gathered [. seth
er an association Of gen men,
whose members are thu uper-
intendents of the Insane Asy-
lums in America. The body
was not a large one, but every
State in the Union was repre-
sented. There were gentlemen
present from Massachusetts
State situated reasonably far
North, and of whose loyalty
during the war there seems to
be no real ground for doubling Z;
from Connecticut, whose citi-
zens may without offence be
called yankees of the strictest
soct-and from every other
Northern as we'll as Western
and Southern State Some Of
these gentlemen had their
wives with them. 1t is a way
they have and a rather nice
way too. 1t is a bad hing to
say OF ourselves, that our
Northern brethren take their
wives on more excursions in q
year than we do in two, but it
is true and we had as well
print it. Well, these people
we're ladies and gentlemen, and
nobody cared what their poll
tics were. There was no
doubt about their position at
home and there vas no good
ground for suspecting that the
names they registered in
Virginia were not the same
they wrote at home. With
this advantage on their side,
eua there is no denying it is a
great one, they had no trouble
about their reception. There
no town in Virginia of its
size where the State has gath
cred more of what is called her
best people than in Stanton,
and no place in the Union
where society is more refined;
and when we are told, as we
are by a citizen of the place,
chat nothing was left undone
by the citizens to make their
visitors time pleasant one,
that the leaders Of society there
with their wives and daughters,
called on these Northern ladies
and gentlemen and showed
them all the attentions which
go to make up courteous hos.
pitality, we begin to suspect
that the feeling in Virginia is
not against the ladies and gen
tlemen Of the North who come
within her borders, but against
carpet-baggers and adventu-
rers who come here without
manners OF means, and 1hc1
raise a cry of persecut
against the people who not I'M
reasonably object to entertain
despoilers.
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ancc and other expenses, while
the houses are building, and
the payments with six per cent
enterest are made in monthly
Or quarterly installments, ex-
ielding over a period Of ten
years, or loss, at the option of
the purchaser.
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Ilss lI lls|ggg

MINT ER CHEDULE. RICH.
" MOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD On and after FRIDAY, the 9Th
instant, the trains over this road will be
run as follows:
Leave Richmond at 1 a. NJ. and 2.35 P. M.
Leave Petersburg at 1875 A. NJ. and $50
Pm.
Accommodation Tram, B ith passenger
car attached, will leave Rich nond daily
Sundays excepted) at 4.lG +. III.
NJ. Train will not leave Rich
SU NDAYS, and the $50 p. M
not leave Petersburg ON SUN.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2.35
p. NJ. Train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk "a. Baggage checked
through.
Passengers for Glover Hill will take the
A. M Train on WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, connecting at Chester with
Coal train, returning to Richmond same
days at 10 P. NJ.
Z. B. GILL,
OCH Engineer and Superintendent.
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A negro Senator. in Sout

A negro Senator, in South
Carolina, recently told a large
assembly of his constituents
blacks I; 'The white people
say they are going to bring COO
lies and white emigrants to this
country. But this country is
ours; we've got the legislature
and we won't allow it-and we
won't. Well put the white
man ten feet under ground, and
as to the coolies we'n put them
twenty feet This is about the
shortest solution OF the Chinese
question we have yet heard.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26
Not Generally known.

That poets have to take out
'poetical licenses.
That an actor looks most
killing when he is numbering
his part.
That all gymnasts live on
mussels.
That a bookbinder's promise
are not binding.
That a pair of handouts is
the best two-wrists companion.
That the greatest want OF
the age is funds.
That Lowell people dance
cotton reels.
That the greatest dish, cover
er of the age was-and is
Cook.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26
ER ANKLlN SAVINGS BANb
OFFICE No. az BANK .STREEl.
JNO. b. WHITEHEAD, President.

Directors
SAM'L a. idoDaEs, J. l. B-.ooDGooD,
WEI. WARD, JSo. JAMES,
Or. VIM. j. MooRE. j. g. POLLARD.
JoSs G. DEMlNG, Cashier.
G. IL. LANGLEY, Asa't Cashie,
Nas- This Bank 10 Open for hustness. ~sszs
Interest at the rate of SIX PER GENT
ger annum will be allowed on all eXistin
deposiIes made since the resumption Q
business, from the lst of January. 1858
and also, on ALL deposites hereafter made
from the date of deposite until date o
withdrawal; ten days notice To be requil
ed, however, before Withdrawal. M
change in the rate of interests pei cen
allowed on old deposites. The account
of the new DepoSitors are kept separat'
from those of the old, SO as to answer To-
demands I the new pepos1torS.
All indebted to this Institution viii
please call and pay, or eurtatl and renew
their paper. inhl6-ly
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NEW.

NEW NEW NEW
Receiving this day,
25 packages New YORK Fresh Butter,
tlerces superior New Sugar Cured
Hams,
tierces superior New Sugar Cured
shoulders,
tierces superior New Sugar Cured
Break fast Racon,
2 tterces superior New Sugar Cured
Smoked Beef,
tierees George Lanes's superior Can
vassed sugar Cured Hams,
tiereeS Cunningham's superior Can
vassed Sugar Cured Hams,
barrels New Family Leaf Lard
20 New Goshen Cheeses,
200 Extra Fine Smithfield e ans.
All OF which have been selected by one OF
the firm and purchased from the original
packers for cash. and Will be sold cores
pondingiy lew by
AYDLOTT g. WHITEHURST,
Nos. 26 and % City Market,
and 81 East Market Square.
Ca Please look for the Red Sign in the
centre of the Market House, Je23
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Banks.
N ERICH ANTS dz aEECEaANTCa
M SAVINGS BANK.

OFFICE No. 3S, IA Nk h1REhJ.
Presidsnt
WI. 4. HARRISON
Ds+ecsore.
Jos. Il. SPhArLny, D. ID. SlkAoes.
L. SALUsBURy, C. w. GEANps
e. DEhASY. jAs. I Lite
III. LIZ. WALES, Cas5.ses.
This Bank is is open Tor the resumption
of business. Deposits received upon tn
usual terms, interest being allowed at tb
rate OF SIX per cent. on all amounts re
manning on deposit for S0days or upward ;
Four per cent. for a less period inter- |
com mencing 10 days after deposit, ar.
ceasing 10 days prior to the Withdrawal,
The Institution keeping accounts OF Its
New Depositors entirely separate iron
those OF the Old Depositors, SO as to an.
swer the demand OF the New Deposltors.
All indebted to our Institution will
please call, pay, curtail, Or renew the !
paper.
The Board OF Directors will meet ever
Wednesday ana saturday morning at
o'clock.
lS-l%
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Rail Roads.

On and after TU ESDAY, the 10th day OF
Nov, 1865, the Passenger Trains of the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Co. will
Leave Norfolk daily, at.....,....4.35 A. M,
Arrive 10 Petersburg sos A. NJ,
Leave Petersburg et.........,.....5.4O Pm,
Arrive in Nor folk at.................,.9.l5P N.
Making close connection at Petersburg
with Passenger Trains Of South Side Rail-
road to and from Ly' ehburg, Bristol,
Knoxvii c, Memphis, lSew Orleans, Nash
vile, Atlanta. and all points West and
South West.
Connecting also with Trains of Rich
uond and Petersburg Railroad to and
rom Richmond.
u.s. Baggage checked through.
j. D. PROCTOR,
ro6 Master Trans ortation.