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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13
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Sdifie exponas Berur6nung an mid eeri9tet
un6 nbetEtefert RON M9tbareu Ghancerps @eri9t BON
Dauthfnn Gountp, Tenn., BEL 1eineT Ottpters
9ermtin 1865 rper6e it sum Tffentlt9en BertaHt an
bansthor iii Der Gtnht gRafbDtAe am 9 onn ab b,
Ben ri. alars 1859, natte5enb bei9riebenes grnnes
aanS, beIeaesi sin6 beftnbIi9 IN Dnuibfon Gcuntp,
TenileSiee i'm GtpfIhtitrft SO. ub beleaen an benz
IIfer ppn Gfoness Hipsr, bftIi1 beGtenst upil Der
2dnberxf Der Dlis 81, g. auaGins, iIbIiD non s. g..
aimbro's, 6. Cones urb 20. Huegas 3Gnberet, ID
nteiIen unn 9lQIhueHe, entbaIten6 800 Mder, inebr
ober meuiger mnb NIT Me sag belegt als bas Gigenz
tbum pm 90. 6. 9nggirs, nns elmer Gtecation. Su
gins atun Mnbere fir 81 1898, Stltereen un6 Rps
item, bic Gnbof rMng Dop 500 nbgete6net, 81 genti=
gen. @eseben ben %. Sebruar 1885.
sfeb26 G.. NE. % nuIhf on Sheriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

CSn Gbancerp sm g9afbufne- Saant Eeanefee
Rafbuile, ben 1. Snuuor 1863 81 8 @inten, Rfdaer,
eegen 9 Q @aIftns uab Ansfre, 8efLagte-D aus
einem tn eiefer S16e eineeretbteu Afodptt beruors
9ebtt bdb 8 o galffns teirf 8eUobner bes Staats
Eeneiee ift ~ wurbe pernrlnet, beb er fe Grf6ei<
men bartn DOR oeer innefbnIb ben erten brei 8deeu
oes nd3feH SermtHs grHanuten @ert Ates, 3u boIten
made uTIh aff Ria sers Sin beteuae, aHfIporte ober
Ginpanb erbebe, wi6rigenfa4s oiefeIbe aIs pom ihm
sngefnHheH ertldrt luo 81 einer ARhDrsna ex parte
dnberduu1t weroen pia6 unb bas bieie g5eror6liuna
fur pier aufeinauber foIgeube Boden IN Der gaibs
uiHe sereS unb Etmes lGn6 Der EsnHefee GsantSseis
tuue betanut geinadt meroen.
Abf4rft beGlaubigt:
RnFton g. 6pmeII,
&Iert unb Rsiter.
81. q. gritbett, AnpaIt fir Rl6ser.
feb23,4w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

C<n @baueern jm DRatDrtIIe.-Gtnat Eenneffee,
9fnfbutae, ben 20. SauwGr 1869 - R & 6rtder, RIds
GER gegeu EbeoboEe sRaltng unb Muoere, 8esIaRte.
pa aus benz 5eEi9te bea 6beriffs IN bieier Sa9e
wereen Tam, 70 III besbnib perprbnet, bdb er fetn
Gri9etnen 6art DOR ober innerhaIb ben erften bret
Iaeen oes Ad9hen Sermins genannten @eri6teB,
1863, made ufh 0mf RIdeers Bill beEennes autsD6rte
cner GiHwan6 efbebe uiOriaenfaaS biefslbe Gls nor
tbu 3AeetoHoen ertldrt stuo 81 elmer NnbSrune ex
eEbnMnQ fur pier 0nfein1nher foIeenhe @De In Der
RafhpiHe gteb unb Zines Mnb Der 9enneiIee Gtuatss
seitung befann4 eemadbt Iuerbe.
ADf6rift beeIdubtgt:
Morton 9. 6pweIL
Glert nh Dlnner.
u. 8. DeTacss, MnnaIt fir RIaser.
feb24,4w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

G@n @baHcevp ~ RnfbpiIe GtaGt EeRnefiee,
- Gfree gIeif unb 4eatter, Ghnncerps @ertbf 81
Masbpiles ben z. s lnMor 1863. Eennefiee Goal anb
Gnaongb unb Mn6ere, getIagfe. = pa aus etnem in
nIe1sT 5atRe etn9eret9ten Mffeapit bernorgebt ba6
berlagfes Naoles un6 IcEulloH0b, teifle BerucbHer
e III Grjbenen Dartn Dor ober iuIierFab he erteis
pTe1 Ldgen go Md9fep EeFmiHs qenaitnten Gerttbs
tsss Sn ga Rastsn On y slta i'm nddften
April 1909, maagen ase auf &L&gera @fn beEen1vem,
Gn4morteH naet @tnwaHe erbeben gpbrfaenfaITs RE
ieibe ais uoH tgHen 3HoeiteBben ertldrt h 81 ener
AHbornn6 ex parfe aNbst9uMf merheif miro. ,.nh
b1h file pier ofeiuanher fofoe,hx
Bc9eu IN Der 9lafbutue Yreb unb Tirnes ss1S -
Mbfbrfft tegEdilbtGt
Marta 3. nopeII.
@Iert tnA Mleftsx,
feb2s 50 80 = - '''-ss ~
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[434s.)

l4o4S.l
Gberiff 0erfdnf. SR @emSBbeit nit suei ven=
dItio exponas 8trOrbnuneen an MID seri3tet
un6 iiberItefeif pom benz A5tbdren Gbaneerp Geribt
uyn 9aDibfon Co., Eeun I, bel tetnemt Oftober=
Eern1in 1868, rperbe id Gum 5fientIIden 8srtGuf
ZEN HRethbieterbeu gegeu bGGre 8ablung am Courts
baustbor in Der Staht 9iaibplu cam 9 nab EN- b,
6en IL. Rdr, 1859, nabftebenS bei9rtebene Gdns
berei nnD GebduIi1tetten brinee1, ndmlf6: Gin
Gtid ooer EbeI 2ano, belegen uno befiublid i'm gts
piIbirift Drummer 4, %. g., e.; begrsn3t ie folgt
8eainnt an Der Siboftede etues 2ct5 NIT 6ront an
Der @eftiete pon Gberlpftra6e aberraeen pom o. SO
2incoIp an s aac Soul tfebe Regiters Office .. 6.
Bud 10, Set. 500 unb 561) Rno Iduft non ba noros
ruefliG E4u Snb on Der 2inte bes eenanrten Sets /;
pom bG Deitli9 40 SUI IN re9tsn SstnteL mshr oOer
rDeniger, ~ Der frenRenhen MHep 5Dti6en Gberrp=
lmb SumnrnMaepe; psn pa fdSIi9 in re9ten Btnteln
eenannter Mley or tIang 40 6ns non q In re9ten
SBinfeI 5itlid ~ 6ub nod benz MusgGngspnnfte nno
1T EbeiI bes ppn s. 81 92bitep G.. u. Y.r II Seps
TENDER 1S49 surb nrtInne IN Der 8egifters Ofee 3.
g. e., BUD To- Soften 437 uno 433 iibertrageuen Gt>
gentbums unO nit BeihIag beIegt, dig bas Gigens
tbum pom Sia1c 4duI, Mm elmer Eecuton In nletnen
9Gnben, az @uniteu non ". u. pomeu, 6. u. W,
ilnb geeen Siaac PauI Anoere fur $470.3 81 nebt
Sntereifen uno &oiten 81 genigen. Gegebea ben L5.
5ebruaT 1869,
6. 80. 3 n al b on, S1eriff,
516 bur& R. 3. Gaines, Deputy
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

CSu @baneerp sa gfafbniIIe -Gtaot EennefIee,
~ Offtee @lert rno Wafter. Gbpncer1sG eriGt su
Rdfhptne, ben p. De5ember 1868. 99ootenu Gipi1,
&lGeers geeen o Gaitins uno Anhere, GeEiGate -
eingeretdten AfFbauit Heruorgebt, bas 8ettaateE,A
o @altlns fetn Beuohner bes Staates Eennefee "a,
10 TT pesAolb pererenet Dor0eR, hab er fen GrfIeis
men oarin Uor ooet nnerHnIb BEN erften brei Taaen
oes Hd9Hen Eermins genoauten @eti1tes made su
Ralten an GrFen 4Rontdg i'm Ifi6fteu MpriI
fS69, unn nut Singers Blu 1eseRne, nnfporte oper
Gtnrano erbebe wIortgef falls biefeIbe ala non linen
3uoeltaHoen erfdrt nno 81 eiHer AnbSrung ex parte
utrb eronmt weroeu NTH, unb bab 6tefe 8eroronuna
fur pier en1einonoer folgeHce Hoen in Der RGIhutIe
betaunt gem6cht werben.
Abf britt eegL1ubigt:
7a gE Morton g. 5op4,
eIert unb Buffer.
Sat q: SpurIad, AtwaIte fur alaser.l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

On Gbancern "a Nafbpine. - Gtaat EenuefYee
glert uno Matters Office Gbaucerp Beridbt su
Ridger, eesen Aafbtasten Reredite, BeEiaaten, Da
aus etnem in otefer Sobe eingereiffen MFaboptt
beruorgebt, bas Der BetLaste @afhinston Merebttb,
TEN Bemobner oes States EenneiIee 1T, 70 wnr6e
oaber perororets nab &c fem Gri1einen harin uor
ooer tnnerlalh ben erfteh Tagen hes na6ften Eerz
Minis 9enannten geridtes, 81 AaIten am Grfteu
X nta pes nd9Fen MprtIs 1859, made unh be>
tenner ortmorte oeer Ginpdnb erbebe nnf 2fdaers
Bill, ptortgenfaIs feLbise ais pom Tim betannt uno
~ elmer Mnh6rung ex parte anberaut tueroeu Tuirb
9Boden in Der RnfbuiHe FreB ars Zines anb Ser
Ienneiiee Staets3eitNng uer6fientlicht werbe.
MortOn g. 9olpeII,
eIert anb Raiter.
@5a.S Cooper, Anpdlte fir Rlagcr.
rfs6, An k-8ss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

Gfienbahn Nrei6
bon ytew 9ote mad S1aibblae lie sIaIIe
$30.5O. sss
J, slitn.isrunteusns bon s1eip gort mad
Stafbuille 1880.
Smmisranteusug bon Baltimore
mad Souisbile $1,000.
R Sanpfboot @alTaeef@eine mad
@nropa uno Snrud ioinie gnrOpailhe
@iienbabnbiuette fno Del mir einanfes
ben uno tOnnet bier aasgefeIt iuers
ben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

@enntag
Worgens: Gmpfang Der Safe.
Abeno:s 8OrIeiune Der Breisfrage,
Neoen, Seclomationen &C.
Wonta9
WorgenS 8erfammIuna UNI 9 u6r.
8l1br: Slbmarfd gum SeitpIab,
IL nbr groBes Banfet un0
SSefreoen, 8 ubr @9aus
nn0 9reisturnen, s ubr
Mbenes 9roBes Concert.
Sienfag
Moreens: Sa9fasung uno GrcuriionS
Nbenos: @rOBer 8a4 uno Yreiss
bertbeilnng.
Mitttpo d
8erabfdiebune Ser frem<
ben Surner.
Sur folgenbe 2eiitunaen nerben
3reile suerfannt:
/. Sur Surnen.
2. Sur Iiteraril6e Nrbeiten.
3. Sur @efang.
Solsenbe Yreisfrage 1T aufaefteIIt !:
DWas 1T n0tbig, Der StrOmung
oenti9er Ginuan0eruns mad BEN
Beiten cine fii0lide Nidtun3 3u
geben?"
SIN Outrage oes 2eotont MOun.
tain Eurnbeairts.
Sas 6eftcOmmittee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13
9an1bnrg Nmfritaniid)e
@adetz GompQQnie.

@esen @alIaee penOe man fi@ an
ben nnterSeidneten, Der @@eine gu
Stem gOrt Rreilen aboiebt.
Sobn 81 ub m.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

On G5ancerp sn sloibuiHe = Staat 9enne5ee
Slert nns SKATERS Office Gbancerp s@erid5f au
~ 9tafbpiles ben 4. 5ebrnar 1862 agm, g. Gals
beun, 9hminihrntor ac.s Rldser, gesen Gowor6 Rurz
pip unn Arbere, BetIagte. Da aus etnent in bieier
Sn1e etngersl9ten AfInapit herporaebt bas Bek[oo=
ter, Gnware 4rpbp, tein Be1po5ner 6es Gtaats EeTs
neee it, 10 Iuut6e 5nber uetor6net, bab er fetn grs
i9etnen oartn uor pher tnrerbaIb ben erften Taeen
oes ndhfteH Tdmins gen1nuteR @eridtes, au baften
am Gtftsn M ontae oes nd9ften aprfIs 1909,
MADE uno bstsnne, ontIporte pber Ginwanb erhebe
ouf R6eers Bill wlorigenfaQs ieIbige ais Don tim
betannt un6 gu elmer MnbSnfng ex parte aubes
rdut weroen pirh, tno baB bieie Beror6nun fir pi er
oufeinanher foIGenoe @oden in Der gtnfbutHe Rres
nno Etntes nHo eer SensfIee befa1nnt
9ema61t uerhe,
Mhfdhriff hsnInuIIi0t .a---a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

900 9art 8aneO 2 81 Gents Sob
fur | Mart.
1900 5rancs a 5 0ranes 5 cts. fiir
81 Qlnte. Sob.
SO Yfnnb Sterling Rfuno fur
$4.95 Qgiuer. Sob.
8. Bon uo@ srSssrem setrase.
GuIoen iiOOeutlde @dbrung a Al
Gents @oIo fir / @ul0en.
GuIOen 9oIldnoifd Gouraut ~
Gents @0I0 fur 1 gulOea.
5baIer Yreubif9 Gouraut a 724
Gents @elo fur l Sbaler.
SboIer Brealer Sob 80 Gents
N1arf 8aneO a sea Gents Sob fur
1 Mart.
Srancs a 5 Srancs 10 cts. fur 81
9lmer. Sob.
YfunO Sterling a / 8funO fir 1892
Mmer. Sob.
8mei Sc nat bato 9Se1iel iin6
] 9rocent (nidt @ent) nno Dret
Wl onat Oato @edlel fino l RrOeent
(iti9t @ent) biIi9er, f0nnen aber niat
fir tleine 8etra9e ausgeitelt merben.
Cincinnati, s., /. Wdra. 1869.
6. S. @oaer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13
n5ssN

6&beriff's BerEauf.-Sn @em6s5eit elmer ven
~ ditto exponas 8ef0Tbnssme an mid gertd5te
uno Aberltefert pom Mbtbaren Circuit @ertht ron
Daptefon County, Eean., bel feinen SGnuars
Eermin, 1859, merbe To gum 5iientIi1en Bertouf an
ben Meiitbietennen aegen bnare 8abIung am Gourts
bous<Ehor tn Der Gtabt glai5pilIe am Gpnns
aben6, ben "a. mar 1869, foIgenhes Oriii16s
eigetitbum briHgen, ndmIit 2ots ROs 81 uilb So
in GogeteIb, Dauibfon Gountu, Eennefiee TN GipiIs
hiitrih 9lo. IL, ieoes nit so SUB fxoff an Smith's
Auenne uno 200 SUI auritdianfenb, nit 8efGiaQ
beIegt ats oas Gigentbum nan 81 6obfon, UNI elmer
GEeel1tton sn @uniten yon Sfnuc q. 9fuder uab ges
gen st. N. &inn0ro, standardization, nnb 4ie6pIns
9obion, fur $632.25 SntereHenunh Rotten ~ geniis
gen. @egeeenosn IS. 6ebruar 1869.
feb26 6. ". . pnaIbfon. Sheriff.
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NeentpranDmnt>

1 @uI0en liibOeutfbe g8abrung miro
eingetbeilt in so areu3er.
/ Sbaler @reubil@ @ouront tpir0 cine
9etbeiIt in 30 SiIber9rof1en.
/ 2baler Brener Sob tuir6 eingetbeiIt
in 70 Grnte.
l Sranc miro eireetbeiIt in 100 Ser.
times sd
1 Wfart Banco miro eineetbeilt in Is
S@iHinee.
i GnIoen SoHanOii9 Gourant miro
eingetbeilt in 100 Gents,
/ 8funo SterIin9 tpjro eiugetbeiH in
20 S9iainse a II Benee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

Mortom 9. 6oueIL
gitrt unb Raiter.
m36,4p
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28

MICRO SuPERsrITIoE.-An old negro
oopjuror too lazy to work, and too sharp to
steal, unless he gets good opportunity, is
picking up very good living in this city
among his colored dupes, and.pays surrepti.
tious visits to the Kitchens of some of our
leading men. His armory consists of large
60 lection of weeds with which be prolessts
to cure the sick,av the.evil eye. conjure
his enemies, and concoct unfailing love
ipotions, and the latter articles are in great
demand among his saperstitious counsrymen
and women. Ths Id knavs pockets good
many fees, and of course the best that
lardsr and kitchen contain is none too good
10 be set forth for the enter tainment ofso
distinguished d guest. l{a-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28
THE RELIEF WHICH 1T AFFORDS is
BOTH CERTAIN d. PERCEPTlBLE.

DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS d BLADDER.
Persons unacQualn!ed with the struc-
ture anu lunctiOus of the Kidneys cannot
estimate the Importance OF their healthy
action.
Regular and sufficient action Of the
Kidneys Is lmporthuI, nay. even more
so, tnan regularity Vi the bowels. The
Kidneys remove from the b,ooI those
ettete matters which, il permitted TO re-
main. wo,ld speedily destroy life. "A 70.
tai suspension of lii urinary discharges
Will occasion death from thirty six to
toity eight hour
When the urine is voded in sinai guam
titles 1T the time, Or when there Is d dis
position To urinate more frequently than
natural, or when the urine Is nigh color
ed or scalding, with weakness in the
small OF the back, IL should not be trified
with or delayed; but kOSKOO should be
taken at once, to remedy The difficulty,
bsfore lesion Of the organs take place.
Most OF the diseases OF the bladder ORR
ginate fiom those Of the kidneys, the
urine being imperfectly secreted in the
Kidneys, prove irritating to the bladder
and urinary passage. When We recollect
that medicine never reaches the kidneys
except through the general REGULATION of
the Dlocd, we See how necessary 1t is 10
Keep the Fountain of Life pure.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28

A GAY DEcErvER. The Marriage Feast
is Ready, but ye Bridegroom Cometh Not.
For some time past gay Lothario of the
colored genus has been paying assiduous
court to an ANTICIPATED African dame,
who after time concluded that if they
were not one they ought to b., as she was
getting tired of longer supporting man
who was not her husband. Accordingly
she took advantage of last years unused
privileges, and bluntly popped the question.
Jack hesitated but aunt Esther was indus-
- swh.ie he was lazy, she always man
aged to have a choice tit bit set asid for
him, and it iE said that thu way to a mans
heart lies through his onach; aunt Either
had com Portable bed ami the nights are
getting coolish, so after some becoming
hesitation he consented without referring
her to papa.
But there were sundry obstacles 10 the
way. Jacks oh no we never mention ems
were decidedly shabby, and he had not the
funds for the license nor the minister.
Woman's love ovsrcams the obstacles,
Jack was furnished with the necessary
grsenbacks, and the coming bride would
have given way to blissful revsries, but
that she was compelled to hustle round and
prepare the wedding supper, and so anxious
was she to givc eclat to tho occasion that
she importuned her mistress for the use o f
| her parlor, in which to entertain the COM
pany, and would scarcely take no for an
answer.
| The late full night arrived, the bride ar
aged in pursst white would have blushed
but for the color Of her skin, the brides.
| mails and groomsmen were puuctual and
almost as impatient as the bride, "cump'ny
had done oome,'' and tho darkey bellies and
| beaux were tittering, and grinping, and
| casting longing eyes at each other and the
we'll spread table handsomely set off With
cakes, conIectioneries, roast possum and
| other dainties, ia the centre of which tow
cred the bridal cake, sweet and snowy. But
the bridegroom was laggard, the hours
rolled by, ominous whispers circulated
among the guests, the unclaimed bride
went into passion AMI Mysteries. and was
, only relieved by strong application o.
hartshorn and whisky, the latter admins
tered internally and at a late hour the
guests departed sapperless, and thu bride
! that hoped to be, rssired to her lonely
couch.
jacks forsthought had fersak en- him with
the possession of a little pocket change.
and he concluded to "lt alone" fer q time
His outraged fancee threatens TO have
him arrested for obtaining money under
false pretences.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28
AS A BLOOD PURIFIER 1T HAS NO
EQUAL.
BEING POSITIVELY The MOST POW,
ERFUL VEGETABLE ALTERATIV E
YET DISCOVERED,
DISEASE OF THE BLOOD
THE LIFE OF THE FLESH IS II
THE RT,OODr

THE LIFE OF THE FLESH IS IN
THE BLOOD
Is q scripturaI maxim that science
proves true. The people talk of bad blood
as the cause of many diseases. and like
many popular opinions, this of bad blood
Is founded in truth. To say nothing of
those humors that are hereditary, we can
easily zee how the blood may become bad
from imperfect digestion, or failure of ex-
erection, and how this may influence the
process of nutrition, and thus influence
all the functional activities of tue body.
The symptoms of bad blood are usually
quite plain-bad digestion-causes imper.
feet nutrition, and consequently the
circulation is feeble, the soft tissues lose
their tone and elasticity, and the tongue
becomes pale, broad and frequently COW
cred with g white, pasty coat. This condt-
ton soon shows itself IN roughn ess of the
skin, then ia RRUPTIYE and LUCRATIVE
diseases; and when long continued re-
suits In serious LESSONS of the Brain. Liv-
or, Lungs, or urinary apparatus. Much,
very much. suffering is caused by impure
blood. 1t is estimated by some that one
fifth of the human family are affected
with scrofula in some form.
Persons suffering from any bad humor
are very liable to have it settle on the
Lungs or some other vital organ. The
only safe rule Is to remove the Blood poi
sonTat once before it settles itself upon
son vital point.
liable to any disease. Many Impurities
of the blood arise of from impure diseases
OF large cities. Eradica te every impurity
from the fountain of life, and good spi-
rits, fair skin. and vital strength viii! re-
turn to you,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28
NY OF NORFOLK, To. Wrr:

CITY OF NORFOLK. To-WT:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Court of the Corporation for the said
City, on Monday, tie 9th day OF Octo-
her, 1869.
Sarah Balfour, adm'xorE,)
y. Balfour, who sues for
himself and all 9th err Gre
ditors of Jno. O. Butler,
who agree to contribute
their proportion Of the
expenses of this suit,
Pitts. FIN Chaneefv
W. d. Deggs. Sergeant of
the City OF Norfolk, and
as such admir- of Jno. Q.
Butler, Frances o. But.
Ter, Ella Butler and Jno.
y. Butler,..., ......Delts.
TINE object OF this suit Is to subject the
l. Real Estate of the decedent John o.
Butler, cons sting OF house and lot No.
Fenchurch street In the city of Norfolk,
10 tue payment of the debt of the plain
tiff, (amountipg to SIT, with interest from
July 6, 1885, and the debts of other cred1-
tors of The said John o. Butler. Affidavit
having been made that Frances G. Butler
is not q resident of the State Of Virginia,
she is her, by required TO appear in the
said Clerks Office, within one month az
ter due publ cation hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect her interest
A copy--Teste,
HENRY NJ. BOWDES, Clerk.
BURROUGHS g. Bro, pq.
| ocl9 T4w
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28

THOUSANDS Of our Amszicau ladies
suffer and die every year froas diseases
peculiar to their sex-in fact tits form
Of disease is the scourge of Amerisan
females. Very many OF them go on
from year TO year without help End
without hope, because they know of no
remedy. But, fortunately, there is a
safe and reliable remedy, By the aid Of
which hundreds have been restored to
perfect health This great remedy ir
DIR. LGKrence's celebrated WoMAN's
FRIEND" Its great merit is recognized
by the best physicians, and from its ma
ture and usefelnes is becoming popular
in every part of the country.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28
POR L s M O u Til

NAVAL ORpsRs.-Detached - Assistant
Surgeon James NJ. Scott from the Dictator,
and directed to hold himself in readiness
for orders to the Terror.
First Assistant Eng inser j. B. Carpenter
from the Dictator, and granted sick leave.
Second Assistant Engineer J. j. Barry
from the Miantonomah, and placed on wait
ing ordsrs.
The orders OF Eurgeon A. Hudson are
revoked and he is directed to remain at
Mound City, Illinois.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28

WENT TO BED EARLY.-An individual
who shall be nameless took on board too
heavy cargo of the ardent esterday, be-
came drowsy and went to bed in the streets
before sundown. We do not publish the
name because we know of many Industrious
men who sometimes indulge in an occasio.
nal spree, and we do not believe in the sys-
tenn too often pursued of blazo1ipg to the
world poor mans peccadiloes, while the
faults ola rich one are reEgiousIy SUPPRESS
ed
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28
NJ A ri T. ID,

At the first Baptist church. Petersburg,
on the 2lst inst, by the Rev. w. +. Hatch
er, MIR. ROBERT w. COLLIER to Miss MA
RY L., daughter OF the late q. +. Fisher,
Esq, of Petersburg. No cards.
At the residence Of Mr.. II. n. Snow,
near Salem, n. C., on Wednesday. 18th
inst, MIR. W. FL. HILL, OF Petersburg, Va,
to Miss MITE, daughter OF the late Rev.
Joshua Bethel, of the N. Caroliaa Confer
eEce. No cards.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28
A C A r u .

A Clergyman, while residing IA South
Am eriaa as missionary, discovered safe
aad simple RENE y for the Cure of Merry.
Gus Weak ness, Early Decay. Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole traia Of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great num-
hers have been cured by this noble rem
dy. Prompted by q deeire to teneit the
aft ictea and IN fortunate. win esnd the
weceipe for .4repasius anl usIIas ibis iaed
icine, in sailed .enyelone. ,lp &py one
who needs it, Ffee Of Charge.
Address, JOS I. INMAN,
Station u, Bible House,
sr23 Gm Ne" York City
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28
ARE you sick. nervous, or debilitated

ARE you sick, nervous, or debilitated?
Are you suffering from any form of
Scrolula, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Liv-
er Complaint, Kidney Disease. or Nerv-
GUS Prostitution, &c.7 If so, you can be
restored to health and vigor by US
ing Dr.. Lawrence's celebrated Kos
Koo.' 1t cures the most inveterate
form of Chronic Diseases when all
other remedies fall 1t is not a secret
quack medicine the Formula is arouud
each bottle, and it is standard remedy
of recognized merit.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28

With dyspeptics, everything is wrong.
Food does not digest sleep does not re-
fresh; wine do s not cheer smiles do
not gladden.; music does not charm, nor
can any other JOY enter the breast OF the
miserable dyspeptic. You must get rid OF
1t, or 1t will become seated and confirm
ed, anu life will be burden and exist.
ence q curse. PLANTATION BITrERs will
do away with all this. New life, strength
and energy will take possession OF you.
The damask will again b!ocm upon your
cheek, and the lustre in your eye will
again be as bright as III your healthiest.
happiest and most joyous days.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-28

FsEFF OF A WATCH Charles James,
Ell Mop, no relation to Fitz James, was
br. ught before the Mayor yesterday, char
ged with taking advantage Of Andy Hind
man, en- unsuspecting and confiding imam
and .Srother,'' and stealing fgo IL him a
pewter watch. : s he evidence was not
eonclu sve enough to send him On he was
disehar ged, aad Andy who was evidently
the Hin, ltmost) man in the race, wiped his
eyes and ross on a rusty coattait and depar-