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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21
THE SPANISH REGENCY

The Spanish Cortes has at last arrived
at most important conclusion. BY an
overwhelming vote the Regency has
been established under Serrano. Not
withstanding the prominence which was
given in the course of the debate to Don
Carlos, it is reasonable to conclude that
the Duke de Montpensier has now fair
chance OF becoming the future king of
Spain. In his attachment to Montpen-
sier Serrano has never wavered, and
Serrano is now master of the situation.
Unless trouble breaks out between him
and Prim, whose republican leanings are
no longer doubtful, Montpensier is likely
to win the crown.
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.YTANTED-AGENTo, $40 to $500

.YTANTED-AGENTS, $40 to $500
w per month, everywhere, male and
female, to introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will
stitch hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord bind,
braid and embroider III most superior
manner, Price only Sis: Fully wa arr N,
any machine that Will sew stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam than
ours. Itmakes the" elastic Lock Stitch"
Every second stitch can be cut, and still
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing 1T. We pay Agents from NO to
1900 per month and expenses, or y com
mission from which twice that amount
can be made, Address SECOMB ~ Co,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston. Mass, or st.
Louis, Mo.
CAUTIoN.--Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming Oft worthless cast
iron machines, under the same name or
otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manuiace
tured.
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neg There is no such thing as votin

Bsg- There is no such thing as voting
for "the Constitution expurgated" or
"the Constitution as it stands" The
Constitution is not to be voted on us a
"against" the Constitution, the obnox-
ious clauses are not voted upon at all;
he votes for OR against these by them
selves on sepa rate ballots, If MAORI
ty of votes are cast against either of the
two clauses thus voted upon, that
clause is rejected. 1t takes majority
in favor of either the test oath clause or
the DISTINGUISHING clause, to put it into
the Constitution. --r--.- ..+ ..5.
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RMoNDAY MORNING, June 81, 1869.

Remember that there is to be new
registration. Remember that if you don't
register you can't vote. Remember that
your vote will be matter of vital i'm
portance to your mother State, Register
then, in order that you may vote.
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A HINT TO CONSERVATIVE EN-
.4 PLOYERS.

Editor of the Enquirer and Examiner :
Pardon suggestion to employers by
one who wants employn ent, and who
knows many other young white men
who are anxious to remain here and fill
even humble places There are large
Numbers OF our people who enploy
coloreli porters and messengers who are
doing all they can TOT eopard our rights
and Liberties. | wish to say to such ems
ployers that their conduct seems incon-
sistent. Why not fill these positions
with young Or able bodied white men
who sympathize with you in the preser-
walton OF Conservative principles Many
worthy white men have to leave Rich
mond to seek just such situations as are
filled by colored Radicals here Is this
wise wish merely to suggest that
the coming election will enable the en-
ployers to enforce. wholesome reforms,
which will tend to preserve the ascen-
dancy of the white race. Yours,
.... ST. 2.
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The anti ritual conference OF the Prot
estant Episcopalians at Chicago adjourn
ed sine die Thursday. The conference
decided that careful revision of the
prayer book was needful, and that all
words or phrases seeming to teach that
the christian ministry is priesthood, Of
the Lords Supper sacrifice, or that
regeneration is inseparable from baptism
| should be removed from it.
Henry j. Raymond, editor of the New
York Times, died suddenly on Friday
morning. He was one of the most dis
tinguished of the editorial fraternity Of
his day. Remarkably fluent as a writer,
his style was clear and cogent. He was
one Of the most industrious and vigIant
of journalists.
t The United States Marshal for Viz
ginia, Friday arrested in Richmond II.
If. Harrison, charged with recruiting
ssoldiers for the Cuban army. Harrison
gave bail in the sum of $1,000 for his
appearance before the Commissioner.
Miss Annie Surratt was married in
Washington Thursday, at st. Patrick
Church, to Mr.. VIM. P. Tonry, a
chemist employed in the Surgeon Gene
rails office. The ceremony, which was
very private, was conducted by Rev
Father Walter, assisted by Rev. j. j.
Kane. The happy couple started i'm
mediately on bridal tour North. The
bride appeared in better health than she
has enjoyed for years.
Tho British bark Mary A. Troop,
Captain Cain, from Androssan for New
York, was run down and sunk by the
steamship Pennsylvania, 200 miles east
of Sandy Hook, on the morning of the
| 18th. The mate and three of the crew
saved; captain and rest of the crew re-
ported lost.
0. II. Presbury, Esq, has been APP
pointed supervisor of internal revenue
for the States of Virginia and West
| Virginia, in place of Laird, resigned.
Several fllibustering expeditions are
reported to have recently landed on the
Cuban coast. One of them is said to
have been cut off and annihilated by
the Spaniards, but the report is doubted.
The rest have joined Gen. Jordan. Ar
bitrary arrests are still being made by
the Spanish authorities.
The votes of the Legislatures of four
States only are necessary to ratify the
fifteenth amendment. The States of
Vermont, Rhode Island, Texas, Missis-
sippi, Georgia, Virginia and Maryland
are yet to vote on the subject.
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n1nn0ds SALARY. Address U. 5
ip5UUUD rIANO CO.. n, y.
eo,pgJnN,s PATENT

Is better than our regular shaped Axes
for these reasons: ITY&-lt cuts deeper.
Second-It don L stick in the wood Thmd
1t does not jar the hand F0t&Lh-No
n ime is wasted in taking the AXeoutofthc
nut. ITtlh--Wiih the same labor you viii
100 one-third more work than with regu-
t mir Axes. Red paint has nothing to do
s"lilth the good qualities OF this Axe, for
Is our Axes are painted red. II your
hardWare store does not keep our goods,
we will gladly answer inquiries or fill
your orders direct, or give you the name
Of the nearest dealer who keeps our
LIPPINCOTF N BAKEW ELL,
PittSburg, Pa.
Sole owners of Colbutn's ana Red jacket
Patents
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Hsg% Wells will thank you for not
registering, for not voting and for throw
ing cold water upon the enthusiasm of
your Walker friends. There are two
ways of serving Wells: one is by vot-
ing for him, the other by failing to vote.
He would gladly compromise on the
latter, for he knows that when election
day comes very few white men will be
capable of undergoing the strain they
would have to pass through in voting
for him. He will be perfectly satisfied
by your falling to vote. If you desire
to accommodate his views, your best
course will be not to register. Now, if
we may give you a woyd'of advice, we
would say that your true policy is TO
do exactly the opposite of what Wells
wants you to do, and you will be right.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21

Whom will you hurt by not register
ing and not voting? Not Wells, not
the carpet baggers, but your own kith
and kin.
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Rsg- Remember what that gallant

RsY~ Remember what that gallant
soldier, Mosby, said at Leesburg last
Monday: "Negro suffrage cannot posi-
bly, impose upon us worse man than
Wells; and by voting down the consti-
ution you vote to disfranchise yourselves
and to keep the State under the rule of
carpet baggers."
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For Congressman at Large

The second is as follows:
Against Clause w. Section l., Article
III. of the Constitution.
The third is as follows
Against Section VII, Article III. of the
Constitution.
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ADVERTISING RATES,

One square, 10 lines. 50 cents for one in
serti0n; each subsequent insertion Is
cents. Advertise ncnts ordered In alter
nate days will Dc charged 50 cents for first
time, and 37M cents each continuance.
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FOR 500 PER LINE

We will insert an advertisement in one
thousand Newspapers, one 0aoAh The List
includes single Papers Of opcr 100000 CIR
culation apeebty, more than 100 DaiLy P0-
pers, in which tile advertiser obtains q
Insertions to the month. and the teadtn9
Papers in more Ma2 500 di6erel@ tolons and
cities. Complete files can be eranljned at oar
o07ce. Send Stamp for our Circular. Adj
dress GEO. Z. ROW ELLA co, Advertis-
ing Agents, New York.
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FORM OF THE TICK EFT.

FORM OF IfIE IiCk I'll.
The Conservative State Committee
have prepared form Of ballot to be
used in the approaching election, which
has been submitted to the authorities
and found to be according to the legal
requirements. We publish it below,
and suggest that it be uniformly used
throughout the State. All ballots are
required to be on white paper. There
will be three ballots cast, requiring the
use of three tickets. The first as fol-
lows:
For Tor against Constitution.
The provisions submitted to separate
vote being excepted)
For Governor
GILBERT G. WALKER
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN f. LEWIS
For Attorney General
... JAMES G. TAYLOR.
For Senators, District No., to General
Assembly:
For Delegates to General Assembly,
| tI District No. -:
For Representative to Congress, District
M
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In the two Cities and the Country,
OF ANY NORFOLK NEWSPAPER.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to SUBJ
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The TTI- EEKLY per year. 1890
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KEEP THE NEGRO OUT.

We have undoubted authority for the
statement that Mr.. Chandler, in the
Valley, declared to the people that there
was no truth in the statement that
Governor Wells, should he be elected,
would resign his seat and accept the
Office of United States senator. He would
remain the Governor of the State in
order to keep negro from being Gov
ernor :.
You see, that is good story for the
Valley, where the whites are largely pre-
dominant but you know that it would
not do at all in southside Virginia nor
in the peninsula ! If twere not for the
meddlesome press we are sure this little
game of playing different tunes on the
different sides of the Blue Ridge would
be extensively carried out but the press
and telegraph are marplots to these
honest gamestors II Dispatch. 4
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The passage of the Irish Church bill
by the House of Lords is now regarded
as certain. s..... +-r.,-f
The Nova Scotia Repeal League has
passed resolutions in favor of attaching
that Province to the United States.
Some of the Pennsylvania coal miners
are growing fractions again. Seven
hundred at Hyde Park have determined
on standing a ten years siege before
they will surrender to anything short OF
their demands. 80.
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For Representative to Congress, Dstric
No.
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ass- Including to-day and the 9th of
July only nineteen days remain for COM
pleting the canvass. There is not an
hour to lose We must all work as we
never worked before. There is some
thing frightful in the mere thought that
there is a possibility of our failure by
reason of local apathy in somo out of
the way community If there be such
a state of things any where let some
public spirited citizen take it upon him
self to provide the remedy. There are
speakers in abundance who will 60 for
the asking. t.sfaH
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Cutlery,
GuDs,

Pistols, &c.
Our stock IS very complete and worthy
the attention of those who desire to buy
or he best terms
Entrance TO our store from IS West side
Market square, or No. ! Roanoke Avenue.
h. I. TABB IL CO.,
IS West side Market Square.
les and No. Roanoke Avenue.
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aes@ But four days of the ten allotted

aeg@ But four days of the ten allotted
to registration now remain, and the
work to be done must be hurried up.
Remember, if you fail to register now
you will lose your chance. At the two
days session of the Board to be held five
days after the close of the present scs-
.ion, NO new names will be added
unless it be shown to the satisfaction of
the Board that by reason Of sickness or
other unavoidable cause the applicant
was prevented from attending at the
proper time"
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BUILDERS send for catalogue OF all
ID new Architectural Books and jour
nails. Address a. j. BlCKNELL G Co,
pub'rs, Troy ". y, or Springfield, IL.
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THE BEST LIGHT
NTARM WEATHER

NXTARM EATHER
Suggests the purchase of one OF
Torrey's Minute Ice-Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers, t. 4....
Wire Dish and Plate Covers,
To which we call the attention of those
interested We are prepared to sell them
very low.
Notice is also called to our genel al
stock OF
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4 CONTAINING IMPORTANT PHYSIO-
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on receipt of 25 cents. Address the
CHEMICAL INSTITUTE, 43 Clinton
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Received this day,
p packages New York Fresh Butter,
tierces superior New Sugar Curet
Hams, Tt.
tierces superior New Sugar CureC
Break fast Bacon,
tierces superior New Sugar Cured
Shoulders,
5 barrels New Baltimore Corned Beef
5 barrels New Leaf Lard,
2 tierceS New Baltimore Smok ed Beef
200 Extra Smithfield Hams.
All in want of good Butter, at extraor-
binary Low Prices, Will do well 10 give
us a call. We will be in receipt of New
ana Fresh Northern Butter tri-weekly.
PLEASE REMEMBER
AYDLOTT Il WHITEHURST
Nos. 26 and 2S City Market.
jel2 and 81 East Market Square.
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For Delegates to General Assembly,
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$40 FER DAY GUARANTEED

p To z Ei1N - n z . 2 HN1A4E : N II y
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under feed, and is equal in every respect
to any Sewing Machine ever invented;
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-14


fi NJ WV ~ PRANK fort sunday nIabf Il
~ Ilne tnht and Will fnnre arr.f -
LA Kentucky River eA-tf rise
The Gazette says.
Eor more tn@It "a week we nave Itad ca
boulsYl le aud New Orleans paet-ef 81 ff,t@
POt- Dns y the Cincinnati ana Now 8r-
ieans packet iurned the table tes 100,
by lying 40 tho Louisville yghoff eet %
ceiVing n large amount al frrfrf4 ef.tI
might and should have been olten =. .l-+9
OF the steamers Of the former iIma 4risigI,
ala not receive ton hefe, but miakf have
secured "A fair stiut there.
LoUlsvILLE.--The Democrat Of anasdoy,
says:
The AlasKa, after waiting for 81 hours
for freight which had been promIsaI han
departed for New Orleans yes erdaT With
out it.
Is that the result OF putting faith "a the
promises OF LOuiev lie shipper9
NEW ORLEANS. 1.-The Times Of saturday
sayBs
The weather yesterday opeued like that
OF the preceding day, with q dark and
cloudy sky threatening rain, and during
the afternoon 10 shoWcred and kept on b
TO dark. The temperature during he whole
or the time was very close and decidedly
of a summerish character
z Business ON the leYt3 yesterday, I'm con-
sequence OF 40 being the glorious Eighth Of
January, was az "a stand. We old not mo-
tice anything worthy OF note going on az
any part OF the Ievee. aud particularly at
the sugar mart, where business ta gemer-
ally looked upon 10 be more active than
ment as other parts Of the LANDING. There
were but few departures, and with the eX-
ceptiOn az tho swallow, for Clmciunatis the
balance were coast packets.
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they still live st the Orphan House,
returning to it nightly. The lnstitu
ton takes their wages, and feeds and
clothes them; and this goes on until
the apprentice is free mechanic, by
which time there is a pretty little sum
for him to receive, and he is free to
go from the Institution, and fulfill the
duties of an honest citizen.
Klaas Steen saw her only Tor one
minute. - As4AAt
Take more care OF your money"
said Gratland, " my orphan, or you
will soon learn in the world that no
one will care for you. Come
This last word was addressed to
Katrine who, as she moved away with
her father, turned her fair young
head, and watched the charitable boy
until the darkness shut him from her
view. She recalled him standing IN
the light of the Star of Bethlehem,
and the remembrance did not fade.
For his part he looked after Ka-
trine. He had, boy-like. been admir-
ing her some moments, when the lit
tie scnee occurred which ended in her
confusion.
"Well donep said the bag bearer;
g but / am anxious TO know whence
came the piece OF silver?p
"'Twas mine," cried Klaas, . and
honestly come by. Twas given me
by burgher whose stick 1 picked
:" And was it all thy riches?"
"Ay; but | saw the young vrow in
pain for want OF money, and l gave.
IT'S as though I had not picked up
the citizens stick"
Wouldst like the maiden for a
sweetheart" @tau
Klaas trembled.
$ And good nightsto thee" said the
bag man, holding out his hand.
they shook hands and parted.
By this time Katrine and her father
were no longer to be seen.
And these two young souls, one
twelve, the other fourteen, bore each
other most thoroughly in memory
Each always saw the other brightly
10 the light of the Star of Bethlehem.
He, working at his carpen ter's
bench, would think how beautiful she
was, she whom be had heard called
Katrine; she would recall how search
ing Klaas Stems eyes were as he
looked at her. She remembered his
name quite we'll. Did these two
young creatures fall In love while
standing equally in the light of the
starr Had they never met, they
doubtless would, in the wear and
hurry of life. have forgotten their
childish meeting; but when he was.
twentY-one and three. months, and
Katrine just past nineteen, they came
again face to face,
CONTINUED
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TIME SUESCHtEBEB CDNTT H q Hsat
a. the Lumber BuEingas at his old stand
3 AZ the corner Of Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock is large and second to none
In the assOrtmenis, en- bruciug Pine 81 aA
thieknesses and quality, from the uiet
Third Common saginaw Board uu p
Three-1mch First Clear Plank.
D Also, 800 DOORS Of various thickness
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window SASH, Pine and Poplar Single.
and A. feet Lath. Mouldiugs, CasnW
Quarter Round, &C, sc.
Orders from the country, river or IaI.
flied promptly.
sen dsm JOHN r. GLOVER
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Dos ON. 4flHutirI 80 100
POLAED's WHITE PINE COMPoUED.-After
having given IL thorough tris5 we can
confidently recommend fDi0nds VINE
Pine Compound as a very valuable article
for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, end HuI-
monic Complaints generally. An several
cases we have known II 70 give pfomRs
relief wien an other remedies which hhu
been Tried had failed. 10 Is an article
which, in "A climate so prOm0tiYe % au0~
den and severe colds nB is bhat 81 NeW
England, ought 70 be In every family
and we are sure that those VINO on90 oor
tain iL, aud give lL "a fair tftAta VIII not
Thereafter be wiliine % be without IT,.
"a VALUABIE MEDICINE. - Or. F95Qnd's
White Pine Compound, ADVERTISED ln our
coInn1ns AZ "A success ul attempt 20 come
nine and apply the meolelnht virtues OF
fha White PHO bark. no mas De6h Ahof~
onRhlV tested by people IA TINS city ana
vicinitv. aud the proprietor has testiino-
mails IL its value from persons well known
10 orr cftizens. We reco nutend lba tfial
~ IN those eases OF diseMie 10 which 10 IS
adapted. II Is Tor sale by a our druggists
N. y. Independent
Tbe Tyaafe Pine Compound Is now sold 10
every parL Of the Ublted states and Brit
ieh Provinces.
80 Prepared 90 the
NEW EEGLAHD BOTANIC DEPOT,
boston, MASS.
c. DAMON q CO., Projectors,
81 -i.g CLOUD & AKIN,
re 3d y" Wholesale 4geas.
For sale az retail By an DRUGGISTS.
mch7 0Sdtf
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