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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-25

Mr.. Coolidges church, in Boston, has
di scharged the choir to save money.
Rumor says that Kossuth will pay
the United States anotho visit before
long,
The Boston Bee morning newspaper
has changed to an evening edition exclu-
sively,
The Banks of Ohio, tits said, will be
prepared TO resume specie payments as
soon as those Of the East
The Philadelphia soup societies are
preparations to dispense soup
to the poor gratis, during the winter.
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New YORK, Nov. 23.-The U. S. sloop-
ofwar Saratoga arrived from Aspinwall
to-day. The steamer Powhattan went
into commission to-day,
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Death of Hon Horatio Seymour.

M1DDLEBURY,V W, Nov. 23.-The Hon.
Horatio Seymour, LID, died here on
Saturday. He was one our most promi-
nent and respected citizens, and for some
twelve years was United States Senator
FROM ermont.
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A mother Arrival of Ladies Philadel-
IA phia goods per Express.
so pairs Ladies j. l.. Tipede morocco Boots,
go do do plain morocco Boots,
80 do do goat Boots,
30 do do thick Caters with very small
neat tips,
so do Childs morocco Bootes,
80 do Misses morocco Bootes plain and
tipped.
Ladies all the above have just arrived from
one of the best makers Ladies'. Please call
at No. 8, East Side Market Square.
no rs l.. L. BRICKHOUSE.
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NOTICE.

MIR. SAMUEL'S Glass of Book Keep
1VI ing is now open at 50, W. Main Street,
above the Pest Office, every Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday evening, COM
mencing at Il precisely.
Private Lessons given at other times &C
cording to arrangement.
Schools attended if required.
TERMs-$l0 for the course, payable half on
entrance and half on conclusion of the course.
Address at North Carolina and Virginia Ho-
tel. no Is
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Depression of Cotton and Freights

New YORK, Nov. pa letter from
Havre Of the 9th quotes cotton francs
lower. Freights also were greatly de-
pressed, and vessels were loading for New
Orleans at % cents per ton.
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The WEATHER.-At Goldsboro, N.
c., ON the night Of the 10Th inst, there
was considerable snow. At Cincinnati,
on Thursday last, there was snow storm,
and on Friday the thermometer was only
seventeen degrees above zero.
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ST, Louis, Nov. 23.-Gov Walker, of
Kansas, is here en- route for Washington.
There is nothing new from Kansas.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-A letter in the Bed
ford (Va,l Democrat, says that Frank
Greer was shot and killed by James Nj
cholsi in Pittsylvania county ,on the I'd inst.
while returning from funeral in Bedford
The letter says that an affray commenced
between them, when Nichols drew pis-
tol and shot Greer in the abdomen. Greer,
fell and said, "Nichols you have killed me
for nothing-Lord have mercy on me! !"
He then asked to be raised up, which was
done, They placed him on cart to carry
him home. He died in about so minutes.
The writer says that Nichols escaped, and
adds:
at has been re ported that the said Nj
chols killed his mother few years ago.
Another brother, by the name Of Arnold,
is supposed to have shot his father and
killed him; and Burwell, a still older
brother, killed Daniel Ashwell. Strange
to say that not one has been punished.
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Rubber Work.

NUUUCT w UEK.
THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand a
l. lot of old style Rubber Shoes, out of
fashion, for Ladies and Gentlemen, at the
low price of25 to so cts pair.
We also have large and handsome assort-
ment Of new, seasonable Rubber Work which
we are offering at very low figures for cash.
Call at No. 9, Market Square.
no "a L. l.. BRICKHOUSE.
"a. Copy,\
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Bss~ Miss JuLIANA MAY, the distin-
pushed American vocalist, gives Con-
cert tonight at Carroll Hall, in Balti-
more.
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New JERSEY Cranberries.

JUST received in fine order bbls Jersey
y Cultivated Cranberries, the best article in
New York market. Picked by hand and
carefully put up to keep well, they make
most mos delightful ign sauce for meats poultry &C.,
at No. go, Church Street.
no % E. G. DEFINING.
(H. Copy
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Thank sgiving!

In deferenrr to the proclamation of the
Mayor. the click OF nimble types, the
hum IF compositors. devils and darkies,
and the groaning OF our big Power Press,
with all the sounds which answer to the
diurnal activities Of the Day Book office,
will Tomorrow be hushed in silence; and
as necessary consequence, no paper will
be issued hence on that day.
BEy@ The scandalous Woodman and
Furniss case has become still more COM
plicated by the application of Mr.. Wood
man to the Second District Court of New
Orleans for divorce, and by the publ
cation of card by Furniss in which he
impudently attempts to whitewash his
grossly abominable and unmanly con-
duct. The card of Furniss is interesting.
however, as giving 'the other side"-such
as it is-and as showing to what an in
tensity Of brazen-facedness it is possible
for man to come
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New Advertisements.
MECHANICS HALL.

GRAND CONCERT
POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 28TH.
AT MECHANICS HALL.
MAURICE STRAKOSH
Begs leaves to announce to his friends and
the public in general that he has engaged the
eminent vocalist,
MILE ERMINIE FREZZOLIN1,
Prima Donna Assaluta from the Italian Ope-
ra in Paris, London, St. Petersburg, and late
of the Academy of Music, in New York, now
on her way to Havana, where she is engaged
for the Theatre Tacon, by Max Maretzek.
MILE ERMINIE FREZZOLINI,
Madame Amalia Pats
StrakOsch,
HERR KLETZER.
(The Great Hungarian Violincelist,) under
the direction of
Nj. STRAKOSCH,
Will give one GRAND CONCERT in this city, on
S 4 T U r d 4 Y, Nov. 18th, at
MECHANICS HALL.
Prices of Admission to all parts of the Hall
81.
Seats may be secured without extra charge
at the Fancy Store of G. Schwarzkopf, 40,
Main st, beginning Monday morning Nov.
23rd.
Dy- Concert commences at O'clock
NSN The City Ferry Boat has been char
tered to convey passengers to Portsmouth af-
ter the Concert. NOEL
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TOUvENS' NOTORIOUS Kid Glove
y Cleaner is the article used by the Kid
Glove Manufacturers of France, to impart
that purity and softness to the Kid for which
their Gloves are so justly celebrated. When
the glove leaves the hands of the sewer, it is
naturally more or less soiled, and this prepa-
ration is resortedt to, to cleanse and beautify it.
To clean Kid Gloves, no matter how much
soiled or what color they are, dip a piece of
flannel in the preparation, and with it wipe
off the dirt from the glove, and in moment
it is pure and beautiful as WHEN new; and.
as not the slightest odor proceeds from it,
the glove can be Immediately worn. Full
directions accompany each bottle. Price rs
cents. Sold by the Agents.
"a GEO. W. DEFY & co.
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r OST.-On Monday night between the
IL Varieties and County Ferry, small
BREAST PIN, bearing portrait of a lady.
Any one finding the above, by leaving it at
this Office, will be literally rewarded.
no 25-3t*
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ttend a Meeting and Drill OF

A ttend Meeting and Drill of
"A your Company at the Armory of the
Juniors this Wednesday evening Nov. 25th.
As there is very important business to be trans
acted, it is desirable that every member be
present.
By order of the -
CAPTAIN,
mo rs JOS. SMITH, Orderly Sergt.
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Gelatine-Cog's Gelatinc, Shred 1sin-
~ glass, Russia lsinglass, French Gelatine,
Cooper's Isinglass rs
CA. Copy.)
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CITY ia XE,S
M U S r B E P A I D.

CITY TAXES
la NJ U S r B E P A D.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, I
Norfolk, Nov. 25, 1857. I
NOTICE is hereby given to those who are
IN still indebted for City Taxes that their
bills must be paid on presentation, as the city
is compelled to have the money in order to
meet the accruing interest on her bonds due
January lst.
If not paid on presentation a levy will be
made, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
r. A. WORRELE,
no 25-6t. Collector.
GA. & H. Copy.)
GUNDRIES-Received by this morn
- ings boat.
Is boxes Real Starch, prime article,
rs do No. l, Candles, cheap,
20 kegs superior Butter,
A lot of prime Cheese,
A lot of No. l, Buskwheat.
10 hhds Western Sides,
do Shoulders,
Bbl. Beef of all qualities,
$50 lbs. Smoked Beef,
10 bbls. Lard,
Superior lot of sugar cured Hams,
Picked and smoked Tongues,
20 kegs Lard,
10 bbIs fresh Beef.
PENTZ & CAR1HR,
no rs No IL Roanoke square
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Smoking TObaccO-A lot of excellent
X received Champions Lynchburg.)
no "a M. A. SANTOS.
merry PAPER-A supply Of above
IL on hand, and for sale by
no "a M. A. SANTOS.
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SILKS AND EMBROIDERIES.

WE would call attention to large lot of
w Fancy Biadere Silks and Robes and
rich Muslin Embroideries, consisting of Sets
and Collars and Sleeves separate. We re-
gret to have disappointed our friends in the
Cloaks advertised on Saturday. All mis-
take only. Our Velvet Cloaks in store now.
no rs w. P, STEWART.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. %,

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, FIN Baltimore.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Tubbs, N. c; with
barges in tow, 1000 bushels corn, to ID. ID.
Simmons q Bro.
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CHOICE NEW MALAGA

v FRUIT.
Just received at the Family Grocery Pro-
vision and Fruit Store, No. 60, Church st.
New Malaga Raisens (Layers) Il q and
whole boxes.
New Leghorn Citron,
do Yante Currants,
do Smyrna Figs in drums,
do Prunes (ImperialD in fancy boxes, and
choice article of Pine Apple Cheese.
N. B. Families supplies at lowest prices.
no "a E. G. DEMING.
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NOTlCE.--Tn undersigned has asso
~ ciated Mr.. Samuel Seldom, as a partner
in the Wholesale and Retail Drug business
heretofore carried on at Nos. 3 & 5 Main ST.
no "a M. A. SANTOS.
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fancy Articles.-I have just received
Il very large stock Hair Brushes. Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, Puff Boxes, Frangi-
PAM, Port Monnaies, all styles, Wallets, Pur-
SEES, Coat Plaster, Pomades, Hair Oils, &c.
no "a M. A. SANTOS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-09
Communications.
For ll,a Cndin Sentinel.

For the Cadiz Sentinel.
Mr.. Editor.-I have been informed, upon good
authority, that when Mr. Woodborn. our pres
eas sheriff makes service ofR summons, upon a
deishdsat in suit, he enquiries Of the defendant,
If he intends to contest the case; and If answei-
ed in the affirmative, be then volunteers, to in
struct the person, that he oaght to employ,
bingham & Lewton" as his attorneys. This
is certainly very generous on the part Of Mr..
Waedborn. l had supposed, that when the
sheriff had made service Of the process placed in
his hands, that he had performed his duty, and
believe, this is the first time we have had a
sheriff, who had so little eli.respect, or regard
for the dignity of the Office, rs to become the
drlmmer, for any lawyer, or any law firm.
Some persons may think, this course Of conduct
very dishonorable on the part ofa public ofiiceri
but all such should remember, that Mr. Lewton
is the private counsellor, who instructs Mr..
Woodborn, how to perform his duties as sheriff.
and suppose when he nstructs him how to
serve summons, he tells him that he must di-
rect the party to employ "Bingham g. Lewton'
as his attorneys, in consideration of his advice,
antl Mr.. Koodborn acts accordingly, believing
no doubt, that he must receive and obey, the
INSTRUCTIONS and commands ofhis master
But what better can he expected OF an officer,
who after the first trial of an important crmi-
nal case, would boast that he and MIR. Lewton,
were too sharp to let any Old Secede, Onion, or
Caluist, sit upon the jury, in the trial of per-
son charged with high crime. And since MIR.
Woodborn has united the labors of drummer
to the duties Of the Office of sheriff, think the
public ought to be informed of that fact, in order
that his disinterested advice, may be better ap-
precated, than it has been in some cases, in
which 1t has heretofore been given.
A REPUBLICAN.
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For the Senfinel


FRIEND ALLEN.-The other day / went to
pay my taxes. The treasurer seemed very ac-
commodating but would not take my paper. He
is very neal excusibe on account of his instruc-
tons.
Everybody knows that government is indis-
pensible and in order to be respected must be
just.
When the officers commence upon the people
with good, heavy wire, over the head and
back they will pursue different courses. Some
will run, some squall and some bristle up. |
think it would warm me up enough te say, hold
on peighbor.
Our taxes was assessed at a time OF the Wi
dest expansion. We are called on to pay when
the screw has been put down to the last thread.
The Office holders gets this money and it is
worth nearly twice as much as it was when the
taxes were assessed.
II the State Treasurer had issued his procla-
nation to the county treasurers commanding
them to exact only half the taxes from the peo-
pie, he would have acted more manly, consis-
tent and human. AS it is | doubt whether he
gets half the taxes, and no credit.
If the treasurer had told the people last spring
that he was going to have all his money in gold
or Ohio paper, the people would have known
whatto depend on. But as it is the imposition
is so gross and glaring doubt the propriety Of
submitting it, Everybody knows for the sake
Of convenience the banks ought to live, but new
er be allowed to grow fat on dainties the general
rnsh to smash them all, is mistaken course.
Thy. friend MICAJAH L. JOHNSON.
Short Creek, Harrison CO., 18th mo. 4th.
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Change in the Fashions.

The late cold weather, we notice. has caused
a slight contraction in the fashions, to the great
comfort ofour fellow citiz.ns. For while in
decd, wo thought our pavsments would have to
be increased in width, bnt we nov begin to
hope for better things. Hoops we suppose are
fine ''refrigerators" in balmy summer, and the
cool comfort" they bestow, no doubt, induced
our fair sex to swell them, until it was almost
i'm loSsible to pass them on the street. But
tbs SHOWS ami winds of winter, have rendered
the Refrigerator entirely unnecessary, and
the skirts now hang considerably closer to the
'means otsupport." Its true, that this change
ofashion prevents, to some extent the frequent
display of a pretty foot and ankle; (and by the
way, We are by no mans insensibls to their
charms, but on the other hinl it hides the ug-
lyons ii there be such thing, and we think
there Is. We recollect when bloomers tried
to be fashionable, all the girls with pretty feet
were in favor of them, and on the contrary,
those with ugly feet, were decidedly opposed to
them, For long dresses as we'll as large hoops,
are well calculated to hide all changes and con-
ditions, and are in fact great "leyelers." But
the medium hoop, we think, is very pretty
thing, and will, no doubt, continue to be used
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0-N. A. Hanna, has just received forty
gallons ofthat superior rosin burning fluid for
his magnificent lamps, which are such favorites
with the people Every body knows where
Neri holds forth, next door to the Post Office
Winter is now upon us, and soon the cold wind
will howl round your dwelling, jack frost will
draw his we'll known hieroglyphics on your win
dows, snow will DO driNed along the streets, and
you viii feel like staying at home at night; of
course you will want bright light to read by;
and Of course you will have to let our friend Ner
furnish you with the necessary APPARATUS. Y
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CadiE. April g, ls57-ly
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pWTE.AnEW. pEHEA

A Benevolent Inslitu ton established by special
endowment for the relief Of the sick and distressed
afflicted with Viruent and Epidemic diseases.
FIO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
L as SpermaIorrtGa. Scma Weakness; lmpo-
,ence, GonorrhGa, Geet, Syphilis, the vice efOnan.
'sm or Self Abuse, &c &c,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view ef the
awful destruction OF human life, caused by Sexual
diseases and the deceplions practiced upon the un
eral years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon al
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their n6me, to O.
pen Dlspensary for the treatment of this class OF
diseases. in all their forms and 10 give MEDl CAL
ADNlCE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with
a description. of their condition, ,uge, occupations
habits, IT ife &c u and in OF extreme poverty
to furnish medicines FREE OF CHARGE. Ii is
needless to aad that the Association commands the
highest medical skill OF the age, and will furnish
the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on n review OF the past feel ussu-
red that their abors in this sphere OF benevolent ef
fort, have been of great benefit to the afflicted es.
pecay 10 the young, and they have resolved to de-
vote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very
importand but much desptsed cause,
Just Published by the Association, Report on
SpermaorrhCea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice OF
Onanism, Mnsturbation or Self Abuse and other
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail lin sealed
letter enyelop, Free Of charge on the receipt oftwo
stamps for postage
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE
X. G CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard AS
sociation, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelph q
Penna
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARfWELL, Prest
GEO FAIRCHILD + Sect.
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CADIz WHOLESALE MAEsKl

CADEZ WHOLESALE MAEsEx ET.
Corrected Heeh1y By George d. Wilson, Whole.
sale Gyoce,s, Foeartlng and Commission
MerchaiHs.)
CAnrz, ONO, Dec. 8, 1857.
F'oW-For good Supertine and Extra $3.50
@5,oo.
Whem--50@75.
Groceries Sugar in hhds. 9@1o; n. 0.
Molasses 30 cts per gal.
Rio CaGee-1l@121a; Java 18; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper 15@17.
AHspice--l7; Gloves 25; Soap Rosin bar SO
5ta; German do. ~.
Gastiie Soap--15; Soda 61s; Candles 1904.
Gruia-Corn 25@30; Oats 3O@22; Rye 100
10; Barley 37@45c.
Rice-6tsc p tb.
1obacco--6 Twist II; Dewy & Andersons
brands 30@33.
Fish-Mackeral No. 3, U Dbl. S13, 90, hal
do 100.
Sugars--Crushed and Pulyerized, Coverings
brand 12@14c.
Starch-9cts p ib.
Teas--Young Tyson 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
3o@5O.
M7s--1o to cod So, 80. to Cd s3,75. sto
I'd $3.50
,saH--Pttsburgh, 1926 " Dbl.
Seeds-limothy Seed $3.50. Glover Seed,
$500, Flax SO,75.
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Ohio Farmer.

We gladly direct the notice of our readers tc
the advertisement of this valuable family paper
for farmers We say to those who have not al
ready done SC, to subscribe immediately;as moth
Ing is more useful to farmer than good agri-
cultural family paper, such as the Ohio Farmer
tits always filled with valuable information
useful hints, good advice, &c. Easy rates fol
clubs. For terms, see advertisement in another
column.
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iE'IsaHa X sgiviasg.

We notice by our exchanges, that the day
sct apart by the Governor for thanksgiving and
prayer was pretty generally observed through
out the State. The day appointed for thanks
giving should be the same throughout the
Union, and the mighty voice Of the whole ma
ton should ascend in songs of praise to the
Omnipotent giver ofall good. We, as nation,
says an exchange, have abundant reason to be
thankful to the Almighty. lie has blessed us
to greater extent than any other nation. Our
fields have yielded us an abundant harvest; the
cry Of famine has not startled our ears; the cla-
riQn Of war has not basn heard resounding in
our valleys or on our hill tops; no frightful lis
ease has spread devastation through our land
but oil has been peace and health. It becomes
not nation to forget GoD, and vauntingly boast
in herstrength. What though her noble YES
sells sail upon many waters, and her flag be seen
iningling with those Of other nations in many
ports2 what though her armed hosts spring
forth at the sound Of war and feel themselves
cq.aal for the hardest foe? though her Golfers
groan with treasure--her commerce thrive
the wisdom Of her citizens increase she
command the respect and admiration OF the
World, If she forgets Con, and says by my wis
dom and strength have acquired all these, to
humble her pride, how soon may she behold all
her yaunted greatness disappearing,
silks snow flakes on the river,
moalsntbrgh', then gone forever"
How fAany.as they surround the festive board
On Thanksgiving day" ever think Of returning
thanks for tho bonnties Of which they are about
To partake? The language Of our soul should
be:
''Great Godt Thy name onrhearts revere.
For all the mercies Thou hast shown.
For blessings of tho by-g0ub wear:
Showered on us from thy lofty throne.
We thank tl,ee Gcd! that smiling peace.
O'erspreads our loved and happy leSi.
We thank thee for the EartIis Increase
Bestowed by Thy Almighty hand
For health and fruits. and fields Of corn,
For gafners filled with golden grain;
FOR dews that kiss the flowers at morn,
Restoring them to life again.
Accept, Oh God! our hearts of praIss,
Unworthy are we oi Thy care
Thy power from earth our spirit raise,
Thy fsdiance Gil our thoughts in prayer.
Qf r. ~
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Prices Reduced.

James Knox requests us to say that he is not
to be underbid in the miniature taking line, and
now informs the good people of Cadiz and vicin
ity, that he will take their good looking physl-
ognomies, so low as 75cts., Scots, or 2octs.-
L,t no one now hesitate; for the time may come
when you would give anything for likeness o.
your friends.