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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

HeE Secretary Boutwell, has addressed
letter to the Ship-Owners' Association
in New York, in reply to one received
from them in relation TO the decline of
American commerce, in which he prom
ised to heartily cooperate with them
in promoting our commerce and to pre-
vent its further decline.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One square, 10 lines. so cents for one In
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cents, Advertisements ordered on aAter :
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lime, anu 371a cents each continuance.
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NEGRO TROOPS FOR TEXAS.

Washington, September 80. Til
Superintendent OF Recruits at Carlisl
Barracks. Pa, has been ordered to send
all the disposable colored troops to Gal
weston, Texas, at once.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

Bga- The Alexandria Gazette COM
plains that there are already 500 many
newspapers in Virginia, and adds, hence
the great loss and inanition.'
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS,

Ihe DAY Book VIII Dc serVe" 70 SUI
srrjbers at 10 cents. per week, payable 70
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THIS IS mo HUMBUG

color of eyes and hair, you will receive
by return mail, correct picture of your
future husband or wife. with name and
date Of marriage. Address w. FOX, P.O.
Drawer, No. Fultonyille. N York.
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GOLD WATCH LOST.

PlO last, on Bermuda, between Fen
church and Church streets, centre-se,
cond double-time, Gold Anchor Lever
Match. with plain engine turned case.
me Under will receive reward of $40 for
lnformation by which 1t can be found
will receive the reward. 97
w. w. HALL, ~ /.
sfAO-I Stables, Union 81.
r OST-A Note of Burroughs & Keeling.
IL payable to A II s keeling and en-.
dorsed by A r T. Keeling, w HI Burroughs
30 days, payble at Peoples Bank, Norfolk
All pe r5ons are hereby warned not to
trade TOR it aspayment has been stopped.
WI HARRISON q CO.
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steamer ai e =a g8.f Ia
JOHN SYLV ESTER, o
Capt. z. q. CLIFFORD,
Leaves CampbelPs Wharf, g.
for the above named places ssss11 Il
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAY'S, AT ESQ o'clock A, NJ, re
turning on MONDAYS, W EDNESDAY'S
and FRIDAYS, touching at Portsmouth
each way. - v.
Trains leave City Point tor Petersburg
on arrival OF steamer. =
Passengers arrive in Richmond in time
to connect with evening trains on Fred.
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad. for
Washington, Baltimore and ali 'points
North, and next mOrnln with trains on
chesapeake and Ohio and Rlcnmond and
Dany1lle Rail roads, for all points South
and West.
Fare to Richmond. co
Freight received at reasonable rates on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, from | to p. M, for City Point.
Richmond and beyond, and all Regular
Landings on James river.
Freights for Way Landings must be
pre- paid. ~ -.
For further particulars apply to
A. l. HUME. Agent.
sr2) Office Campbell's Wharf.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01

An artesian well in the San Joaquin
valley, Cal, at depth of 100 feet has
given stream two inches deep by ten
inches N width. settling all doubts and
apprehensions about the supply for cats
tie
The International Union OF Locomo-
tive Firemen are holding their fourth
annual convention in Cincinnati. Forty
delegates are preseut. The proceedings
are profoundly secret.
johnson, Conservative, was elected to
the Legislature in Alexandria county,
Monday. In July the county gave a
Radical majority of 1875. johnson S
majority in the city and county is SO.
George Springer, who was con- mitted
to Jail in Lawrence, Mass, last May for
placing distractions on the track of
the Lowell and Lawrence railroad hung
himself
London weather is wet
Cardinal Rodripguez, of Lisbon, is dead.
The North Carolina State Fair to be held
shortly at Raleigh. promises to be a sue
cess.
Van. Byone, young man whose parents
i've in New York city, blew out his brains
in Kansas City Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Reed, while crossing the
bridge at Mauch Chunk, Pa, on Monday,
fell dead of heart disease
Rev. Geo. II. hopewerth. before leaving
for New York, preached his farewell sers
mon in Boston on Sunday night to 900
persons.
The number of entries at the State Fair
of Indiana is much larger than last year.
That of horses, cattle and sheep is unusu-
ally large.
Frosts have occurred in various por tions
oflllinois, in some instances seriously in>
juring the corn crop, which is generally
two or three weeks behind in growth.
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LATEST MARKETS

London, Sept. 80, on.-Consols
SO; bonds $50; turpentine 27sSd.
Liverpool, Sept. 80, Noon. Cotton
irregular, Uplands 124, Orleans 123;
sales 5000 bales.
Later-Cotton dull; tallow Ats.
New York, September 3O.-The gold
room has resumed business. Gold is
now 1873, it has been up to 1919; CPS
l18s; Southern bonds not quoted; flour
seadier; wheat 1c. better; corn 1c. bet
ter; mess pork nominal at $1,000; lard
quiet; cotton declining at 273a2s; tur-
pentine quiet at 49a44c rosin dull,
common 1926, strained $2.3O3; freights
dull
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We areComing

nR. WHITTIER. 9 Wylie ST., Pitts
~ burg, Pa, of Union-wioe reputation,
treats ali venereal diseases; also, semi
nal weakness, impotency, &C., the result
of self abuse. Send two stamps for sealed
pamphlet, 50 pages. No matter who fail.
ed, state case. Consultation free.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01
FROM RIO JANEIRO.

Lisbon, September 3O.-Rio Janeiro
advlces confirm the defeat of Lopez. He
lost twenty-seven cannon and a river
steamer. The Provisional Government
at Asunclon have proclaimed Lo-
PEE an outlaw.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01
NEWS ITEMS.

Herzog, the famous running horse
that made mile in 1:431---the best
time on record-died Monday morning
at the Buckeye Course, CINCINNATI
His owner refused $4,000 for him
within Il week.
A jury in the Supreme Court of Mas.
sachusetts has just awarded $17,95O
damages to S. 0. Pollard against the
town of Wobnrn for permanent iniua
ries received by the plaintiff from a
defect in the highway.
Samuel Dryden, prominent citizen
of Johnston county, Mo, is suspected Of
being the murderer of Mr.. Cox and his
wife, near Kingsville, in that State, last
week. Dryden has fled, and the off.
GERS are after him.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01
Auction Sales.
FUTURE DA VS..
by W. r. ROBERTS, Auctioneer,

Cor. Roanoke Square. and w. Water st
DESIRABLE THREE STORY BRICK
RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
I'm WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of Oct,
~ at IL o'clock M, on the premises,
will sell that very desirable
THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING,
No. 81 North Fenchurch st.
The house contains z rooms, with out
kitchen, paved yard, large cistern. all In
good order.
The Lot Is 35 TT. front on Fenchurch st.,
with q depth of 1873 feet.
The Building covers about 10 IT,, thus
leaving lot Of about 16 feet, or lane to
the rear OF the property.
The Building was built in 1851, and is in
thorough order.
Terms-One third cash, residue on q
credit of and IL months.
w. r. ROBERTS,
oc1-6t Auctioneer
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01
New Advertisements.

pSYCHoMANCY, or SOUL CHARM
INCA wonderful Book; it shows
how either sex can fAscinate any one
Iney WISH = instantly. al possess e this
Oh my. DR.. Foes and Aliens Caballa.
Blndlngs, Sorceries, Incantations, De-
monology., Mesmerism, Spiritualism,
wonders. Sent by mail for Is cents. Adj
dress T. WILLIAM & CO., Publishers, ).
Seventh ST., philadelphia, Pa
Great Dis trib tio1
BY the Metropolitan Gift Go.
Cash Gifts to the Amount of $500, 900.
EvES. TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
10 ............... 1000
20 Il .......... ...... 5000
A. ................. 1000
90 .................. 500
800 :. ................ I" 100
81 Elegant Rosewood Pianos,
70 Elegant Rosewood Melo-
d1ans... ............ each rs to lou
$50 Sewing Machines.... 60do IT'S
QUO Gold Watches......... rs to 800
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &c.,
valued al ........... $1 ,000,0O0
A chance to draw any of the above
are sealed in Envelopes ana we'll mixed.
On receipt of Csc. a SEALED Ticket is drawn
Without choice and sc 1T by mail to any
address The prize named upon II will
be delivered to the ticket holder on pay
ment of pne Dollar. Prizes are immedi-
ately sent to arv address by express or
return mail.
You Will know what your Prize is before
you pay Tor it. Any prizs exchanged for
another of same valre. 10 Blanks. Our
patrons can dep and on ia ds-,tng.
REFERENCES We Sc cot the following
rom many who have lately Drawn Valu-
| able Prizes and kind. y permit. ! US to
publish them: And . 2 ] Burns. Ca 4cago,
$4,000 Miss Clara Walksr Baltimore,
Plano, $500; James NJ M. t.hews, Detroit,
$1,000; John T Andrews Savannah, s., 600;
Miss Agnes Simmona, Charleston, Piano,
$500. We publish no name without per-
mission.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS 1.-THE firm is
reliable and deserve their s ;cess.
Weekly Tribune, May Z 1--WE know
them to be fair dealing firm. IN. York
Herald, May %. "A frieno~ of ours drew
5000 prize, which was promptly receiv-
,a."-Daily News, Jupe3.
Send for circular. Liberal inducem ents
to Agents. Satisfaction guarante ed.
every package of Sealed Envelopes con :
sa.ns ONE CASH GIFT. SIX Tickets for ST.;
Ii for ST. 30 for IS; ITO for SIS. All letters
should be addressed to
HARPER, WILSON d CO.,
l7SBroadway, New York
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SPECIE SHIPMENT.

New York, Sept. 9O.-The ten O'Clock
steamer Weiser takes out 45, 900 Mexi-
can dollars.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-01
For Sale and For Rent.
FARMS FOR SALE.

II o II A LIE.
desirable FARM Of 2l0 acres superio
laud, on the Western Branch. seven miles
from the city, with excellent improves
ments large number of fruit trees, straw
berry plants, &c.
Also, a beautiful and productive FARM
OF about 90 ceres, near Bay View, North :
ampton county, with large quantity of
fruit trees ; location very pleasant and
beautilo'. This Farm possesses many
advantages, andswill be sold low.
W. 3. FORREST,
srl5 Real Estate Agent
FOR RENT'-A room on Bank Street
Enear Main, suitable for an office,
w. s. FORREST,
sr29 Real Estate Agent
DWELLINGS wanted for good tenants,
Apply to ~.
co ,a W. s. FORREST,
stF9' zeal Estate Agent
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CHANGE OF TIME-NORFOLK AND
RICHMOND STEAMERS. G
FOR RICHMOND AND ALL REGULAR
LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER, u

jnN and after Wednesday, September %,
" the Fast and Elegant U. states Mali
Steamer -. e1 a. rs
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COX A DAYS. new articles for A.
QAOgents. Samples free. I'll. B. SHAW
Alfred. Me.
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Q7 710 How L made 1T i'm six
V4s 1OmOnths. Secret and sample
mailed free. A. j. PULLMAN, N Y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-10

ides OF the shaft which upholds the prin-
c.ipei figure. The water, after fulfilling
It's mission so far as these people are con-
cerned. flows into four large shells imme-
diately under them.
At the borders of the shells are four
more figures, two of miners digging for
water, and two of naiads cOmbiEg their
beautiful tresses in the streams re fleet
ing their images. On the body OF the
shaft, again, are handsomely executed
bas reliefs, suggestive of the utility of
water-navigati0n, manufactures, the
application of steam, etc. On the four
corners, at the base of the fountain, are
figures Of children in attitudes indicating
the enjoyment that water is capable Of
giving.
They are: One boy netting fish, an
other strapping on skates, and one girl
adorning herself with pearls, while an
other spl&shes playfully ia the bath.
Near the top of the fountain, immedi-
ately under the main figure, will be
placed a medallion Of Tyler Davidson.
The water coming from the leaves of the
shells is to be used as fresh drinking wa
ter by separate conduit pipe. Toe
whole fountain will be Of broDzs; the
base and its surroundings of granite and
pOrphyry, and the rsilings, or protection
Of the foundation, will be OF wrought
iron or Dayton stone. The entire hight
OF the bronze shaft, from the street to
the crown Of the principal figure, which
will be nine feet high, will be thirty two
feet and half. The entire cost, it is es-
timated, will be Sl00 600.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-10
The Wife of the President.

Mrs. Mary Clemmer Ames thus truth
fully and delicstely portrsys Mrs. Grant,
now the first lady in the Republic
Mrs. Grant is not going to disgrace her
countrywOmen in the highest mansion
in the land. Instead she will there rep
resent the best type of wife, mother and
friend. She has many friends in Wash
ington for her own sake. When she
rolls past in her carriage, which is usu-
ally filed with friends and happy chill
drep, don't believe the most enviOus
cry after her: "There she goes, selfish,
vulgar woman, who would be q nobody
if her husband had not lifted her into
pOwer.n They say further How she
eBj)ys life for herself and others! How
busy and earnest, how hearty and kind
she ia, and whatever her lot she would
be the same. ] am glad she has come TO
good fortune" People like her because
she brings into prosperity the same quail
ities which made her happy and beloved
in ob9curity. Few women ever have
borne the perilOus test of sudden fame
and fortune with more hearty happiness
or more unassuming grace. " Is she
prettY?n No. She is 8 rOly-poly OF 8
little woman, with beautiful neck, hands
and feet. Her features are well enough,
but he- eyes are crooked. Some of her
friends.wished her to have them straight
ened. t' 'No,n she said, Z" Mr.. Grant had
loved her ever since she was little girl,
with her eyes crooked. He said she
would not be herself to him il they were
straight. Crooked they should remain
II he WAS satisfied what msttered it to
other people ?"
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WHAT'S IN 4 NAME!
"A Rose by any other Name
would SmeH as sweet
From the Ksrsas City rIme..I

From the Karsls City Tines
In the anticipated list of names, to be
selected by Gen. Grant as his suxilisries
in the wise and just-it is to be hoped
administration OF our national affairs,
appears the name Of Columbus DeEGRO.n -
Who, that is intelligent, can forbear q
smile Of irony when tracing this name
to its source? Is the name not Delaney,
and might it not as we'll be Patrick as 10
infringe on the illustIiOus discoverer Of
America? Does a nation disgrace a
man that he should repudiate his birth
right or cancel the archives of his ante
cedents Toe spirit, not the name, is
the man.
"'ris great, 'is manly to disisln disguise,
1t shows our spirit or it proves our streng 9Th.
We are reminded Of that humorous
character in Levers wOTks-"C Con Gre
gan 'i-WhO, when travelling on the con-
tinent, called himself " De Cregd11O," >" as
burlesque on tine high sounding names
his practical nsture could not c0mpre-
bend.
Iu this connection we are led, by re-
liable authority, TO believe that the name
OF certain United States Senator is
Connor, not COlpeSS. WHAT crime has
Ireland committed that even those men
OF mediocre standing and talent should
torture and disf gure the smOothness of
their names to secure . premature pGpu-
lsrity. Would Sheridan, Burke, Grat-
tan, CurTan, or the great Tribune, Dan.
O'ConDell, repudiate their ancestors, and
come to bury Ce 5sr, not to praise
him ?" And yet hundreds in the -ooun-
try hunohbsek the names Of their
fathers.
Is it, forsooth, that because q few
hard working, unfortunate men, should,
with the reckless regard they hold for
the few stamps they so well earn,
imbibe too freely Of Bourbon, or whisky
by any other name, or otherwise violate
the nice laws of etiquette rs established
by those stsrched inuividusls, those cum
ming sycophAnts, this unkindest cut OF
all " should be dealt that weary-worn
old land. T. w. r.
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THE STATE OF DIVORCES.
Horrible Revelations Of Lust
and Dsbauchery.

The revelations Of the horrible crimes
and wholesale debauehery perpstrated
in the Indiana Southern Penitentiary,
make up one Of the most shameful ana
disgusting records furnished in the an
nails of prison life
The women were debauched and all
sorts OF eXcesses were committed. Drunk
epness and lust held high carnival. Their
favorites among the women were al
lowed privileges, came and went at will,
spending the dsy outside the prison walls
and returning st night to riot or sleep,
while those who refuS Ell to submit, or
threatened to tell the tales, were stripped
aud whipped on the back with the " cat
o,-pine tails" Ole mode Of amusing
themselves on Sunday was TO strip the
women and have them run Races, while
those drunken reproDates laughed at the
fun, Sometimes 3 drunken headache
made them cross then woe to any poor
devil of a convict who might get into the
way. He would DO whipped for amuse-
ment. One poor old man named Camp
bslI-sixty years of age-on such an Oc-
easiOn got what the witness called an
" outrageous whipping" No one can
tell how many stripes that gray haired
old man received. The next day he was
carried to the hospital, and on the next
he died.
Some of the stories were so horrible
that the Legislature was compelled to
| institute q mock Investigation. A COM
mittee was appointed. They were wined,
dined, smoked, saw nothing wrong, and
returned with a hAttering report. The
killing of an Irishman, and the sworn
statement Of the steward, who was dis
charged for exposing the deoaucherIes,
gambling, cruelty, bribery and missp-
propriatlOn of funds compelled the house
TO appoint a second committee. The
last com mittee has just completed its dis
gushing task. They worked day and
night. No reporter was permitted to be
present. Witnesses were examined sep
arstely. When they completed their
lsbors the prison Off GERS were discharged,
new ones appointed in their places, and
thus the matter ends for the present.
Doubtless the people OF Indiana will de-
vote more attention hereafter to the sub
jeet OF prison reform.
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miscellaneous


The Clarksville Democrat ssvs that
in the CIarksville land district there has
been, up to February 26Lh, 500 home
steads located, and that by the end OF
the current quarter the number will ex-
eeed 1000.
The Washington Telegraph Of the
24th ult. contains the sslutat0ry OF Col.
Dan w. Jones, the new editor. 1t is
mOdestly and neatly expressed, and
promises well for the Telegraph under
its present management.
TIE Little Rock Gazette saws. A
difficulty occurred between Mr.. James
Anderson and Samuel Barrett, recently.
in which the former was shot through
the thigh. His condition is rather criti-
cal, Though hopes are entertained Of his
recovery. Barrett is 8 mere boy-about
sixteen years Old--aud was bound over
tn the sum OF $1,000 The parties were
brothers-in-law, and the quarrel ls said
to have been the result Of family diffi-
Guilty.
Jake Pfolich, OF the Saarcy Record,
speaks thus Gisrespectfuily Cf the vener-
able Representative of White county in
the truly loyal State Legislature, and
also upon his beloved Governor. Jake
is sadly rebellious cuss,i' and needs
reconstruction. Hear him: Like all
monkeys, the honorable r preventative
from the northeast corner of White, old
fatty Goard, is trying to initiate his su-
periors New counties were proposed by
them with military eognomons, so old
fatty Goard, seeing little speculation,
also, in the transaction, moves to cut off
portions OF Independence, Jackson, Van
Buren and White, and construct a new
county out Of The same, and wishes it
called Lincoln. Proof of loyalty now
seems to be to honor all new productions
with Brigsdier General names. Even
to children-they are being burdened
with those opprobrious sppellatioGs.
Had We q mean dog, and knew he would
prove nuisance to q humane people,
we would follow the example of these
loyal goats" and name it "Governor
CiRyton,u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-10

has no rival anywhere among palaces or
coming and going of men and women
associated forever with EDglsnd's great
ness, and the soil within whose walls is
richer with noble blood than any spot OF
the earth.
Mr.. Philip Hale prints in Good. Works
the following clever epigram on Ecce
Homo
Whilst different cities strive to hBd
The object of the authors mind,
The book invefseIy works,
Charmed by the beauty of the face,
The skeptic feels the heavenly grace
Behind the veil that turks,
But alteration cannot brook
One least eclipse Ofthat sweet look
Devotion takes alarm
And thus, however understood
No bad book ever did such good,
No JOd one e'er such harm"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-10
THE FOUNTAIN.
Description OF the Beautiful
Fountain for Cincinnati.

Fronn the Cincinnati Commercially
The fountain is intended to symbolic
the blessings and benefits of water. The
principal figures represent the Genius OF
Water, from the palms of whose hands
falls an abundance of water. This wa
ter, descending in hundred thin, fine
streams to give the impression OF rain,
showers alike upon the fields OF an agri-
culturist implOring relief for his scorehed
and dropping grain the burning roof OF
a peasant family who stand upon it with
'emptied buckets, helpless to resist the
conquering flames; the blistered path
way OF q foot sore traveller, who, having
resched q sparkling brook, drinks eagerly
from the antique carrying vessel Of 8
ministeFipg rustic maiden; and clear,
limpid stream, at the border Of which
disports a laughing child, held out OF
dangerous depths by its mother. These
seven figures occupy positions Oh fouI