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LOST.

THE unconditional Aealligl, certificate o.
| ElNArd s Bate, i.n7i hy The Board oi
and Commissioner Of Harrison coamiy Ia
January, 1915, numbered i02 fourth cia~-, fr
Go afrss Of hand II 10, found q iatolligeuce
Of i, is not received u III, war department with
in thrS months from the date Of this publication,
shall apply to the plopcr department Of III
Goytrumrui iar = duplicate
JAMES BATE
Administrator q the state q Edward s
Bate. lecea ~cd
,fnly 20 las a.
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MASONIC FEMALE i>sr,r, rE

In consequence Of tho excessive hc,l The com
mencmgn, Of the mkt SESSION in the Masonic
Female I9,ituie has bceu postponed from the
iirsi Monday IN september to the Fret Monday
10 October
Aunust % '69 81 q
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NIAERIEIO.

At the residence Of VIM i. Miller, ESD, near
Marshall, on the 23d ult, MIR G. RENFRoh to
Mrs ELIZABETH ,sO> both Of 'a,ido
Parish Louisiana
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,h. sum s'oo'ooy w., ,..,, IN, tinon Tho
state OF 'cA"s - - H. ..,,,,,n,,
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loan; p".s's'ss' % ,'. s., 49, -. ~, 49,,
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the debt OF 'he VohP,uy on'. s'oo'oo' ''' s,'.a
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stoppcd ~ us '''". VI 'V"s'' " III, -, COS.
per cent uni ",em Wv oo'"l.", .a,, ho easily
strnc'ed S''he 'o' n''.',, WI ,';i, ho ,,or,I
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NEW PROSPECTUS
or THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.


nsrf and U4ntfddaTtys
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cutters upon It's fguroen't year on the ll'h Of
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1t Is an Illustrated Periodical. devoted 10 the
PRONUNCIATION Of information relating to The yar!-
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NOOLsEN \ ETHEKIDGE.

COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS.
I and Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
No. - Camp street. Nes Orlcans
D,t I-ls fm
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ExrCutOr's Notice.

I FILTERS of Esecutor-hip were granted n
l. the undersigned 90 the s"'afe q " II.
kelsey deeeasad At the August term. a. . l-i-,
ai being The 5lN dry thereoii Il the c0gniy
conr, pertaining 10 the eeiales Of deceased per
son- This T. Therefore 70 unuS al persons
having claims against aid es,at' 70 present them
within the time prescribed by law and thcs, IN
dchtei to mako immediate payment,
I 4 fAlIiiO fs-
sept "a 1883 3 Ct
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DlSSOl.i llON.

lNlE partnership heretofore existing under the
| name aud STYLE Of Boil y Hun is this day
dissolved by tine death Of II NJ Hun
f. 4 BELL
Surviving partner
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Auction sale.

WILL SELL at Auction every saturday and
at nights q good assortment " Dry Goods
Boots shoes, Hats, and Ready Made Clothing
abo Liquors ard Groceries. Come and e., bar
gains
4 SCHW ARTZ
June H. 1858 Nod n
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II KAY t''ari,ey and Coursel'or at L4U
IL. carthage Pamela county, Texas
snr- OiHce % Sabine street, oao door IaA a
he Pos Diiicc.
March 20 l -is y
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~ 81 Cesai .>irofi, Nsm pfhes~s
! Iron, a.
IS. Agent i,~ ra~f ressabt 20. Nib wa
iprni Is tlly
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LAW ARD.

ITAlL & MOSEi.iY. A,orwys and Cs-Sr-
/ / sel'ors al Lar
ABpse---M. J Hal Marshall Te1M
f 1tscley, jetsgsen:
Feb Is l-'o ~
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se Acts OF ISL on page H. in rcla,!o,. 10 esrays
- Erohangf
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HAVE Permanently locaiet q, Marshall, Tex
ii 81 They ,rat tina, rom long experience
AMI estshlel observation N private and public
psaetsoe and their sell known strict attention 10
thc duties u tbs profession they Why continue 10
eulry the confidence -nd receive 'hs patronage
of their friends ard the psihlic
49, oilica removed 10 the Drug store Re-
jd,'nce rear the iiaptss, Church
FEB IS 81 y
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{, l.. . X q T. l.. Hi. J..
'VrNaS Commissioned.

We 30 Co-nyasl Pd1, Nsr O-ies1
~iJ also give especial ai'ml..on to the col.
-ctia - clsiuls sgait-t persons r~idins 10 Sss
Orleans
a. u he same oa .e Nth " Z Hill
jan 1855 ~
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CNllsOll

I WILL PAY liberal cash prices for all fat,
! mcrchantahc and heavy beef cattle, delivered
Ia me o, Jefferson, Texas during the months Of
No.emhcr December, and January ensuing.
am prepared TO receive, slaughter, and pack
from foriy-hye TO fly head per day.
H. II. BLACK
Jefferson. Texas, sept To- 81 At
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Iy,R SALE.

4 VALUABLE tract 81 land n ilsrriscs
county. Alsc IOW FOR CASH * ~
S,s raenths cTe.l,t fire. Barea<hr, haery, :
lsxhl two horse wagon, very hse hncaf sWs
several boxes Of cSce!lcn. Sherry aDd Nsdr''a
WING 'prly 10
FRANCES e Hi.>nLESnN
u,o.h,n .sesas IL is,s 4
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MARSHAL ? ~t.LiAbSA
NItRSH,tLA WILLIAMSON .iror,sy'
vi 20 Las. Marshall ilsuison county Tcxss,
have associated together in n. practice Of IAv.
sad all attend promptly 10 a.. blsin,~s with,s
'ls sixth Judicial District, sni in the supssos
sul fedgrAi Courts a. Tyler
Marshall june ! } l-ss
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New Advertisements.
ECLECTIC
N MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

OF CINCINNATI, ONO
Tho only Eclectic hedeal College IN Ohio which has
Especial Charter from the STATE.
Charisrsd IN lsij. Uhos mmbef II N4tririaHi,
27al Gfaisaifs. 7Ji ifiirtriEipfs II Nss
mon, Fl 1861 ., 49,; Gradaa,,s s..
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LAW CAR u.

n g JENNINGS. Attorney 0 Law. nar
~ shall Texas otce .; y xth- Wees co.,
ner II the public s'. -sre-
Jauu.ry u 2s55
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DIR. 4. SEARS.

nfFERS hi. professional seryiee- 10 the cit
" gems Of Marshall. aisd sugOsn,ius country
e<z,- u"ss st the Drug stores; SANDER
~sars
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LAW CARD,

CEo LANE, Anorn-y q, Lar, Marshall, Hss
" risoa county Texas.
-ct,,frnig-r > 1855
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Suicide at Lancaster.

LANCASTER, Pa. Jan. 17.-Jacob
Herzog, Of this city committed suicide
by hanging himself about four o'clock
this morning. His wife, missing him,
got up, when she discovered note lying
on the table stating his intention to COM
NIT suicide, and that his body would be
found in Haldys marble yard, adjoining
his own store. His wife called some Of
the neighbors, and on going to the place
described, found him suspended to an
apple tree, dead. The deceased was I'M
der heavy bonds on charge Of receiving
goods, knowing them to have been stolen
from the freight cars on the Pennsylva-
mia railroad. The trial was to take place
during the present week.
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L A T EST EW .
Thirty-Fifth Congress.

WAsHINGToN, January 19-HoUsE.-
John Cochrane presented the petition of
Isaac V. Fowler. and many others, for an
appropriation of public lands, in limited
quantities, to actual settlers, and remon-
strating against further traffic in and the
monopoly of the same.
The Speaker announced Messrs. HUI
ghes, Jenkins, Purviance, Bryan, and
Thompson as a special committee to ex-
anime the accounts and official conduct
Of N. Darling, the late Doorkeeper Of the
House.
The House refused, by a vote of 43
yeas against 143 nays, to table the bill,
introduced yesterday, for the equitable
distribution Of the clerks and messengers
of the Department at Washington among
the several States and Territories.
Mr.. Warren said that he wanted the
chief clerks and the heads of the bureaus
included.
Mr.. Giddings suggested to distribute
the officers according to the population,
instead representation, which occasioned
much laughter. The bill was referred to
the select committee.
SENATE.-The Vice President laid be-
fore the Senate the message from the Pre-
sident, transmitting a copy of the con-
vention between the United States and
Denmark, on the subject Of the Sound
dues.
Mr.. Gwinn reported bill authorizing
the President to contract for the Transport
tation Of the mails, troops, munitions of
of war, etc., over railroad from the Mis-
souri, river to San Francisco, which was
made the order for the first Monday in
February
Mr.. Clay, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported back the bill to repeal all
laws granting bounties to vessels engaged
in the Banks or other Cod fisheries. .
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to amend
the act to continue half pay to certain
widows and orphans, which was ap-
proved FEBRUARY, 1858. 1t was referred
to the Committee on Pensions.
On motion of Mr. Seward, a resolution
was adopted requesting the President, if
not incompatible with the public in
terests, to communicate to the Senate
any information in his possession derived
from officers of the United States Squa-
dron, on the Coast of Africa, or from the
British Or French Government, or any
other official sources concerning the re-
vival of the African slave trade.
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Correspondence of the Day Book.
SuFEoLK. Va. Lan'v 18th. 1873
Insurrection-Great Excitement.

Insure ctiOn-Great Excitement
On Monday night the peaceful inhabitants
of this beautiful little city Suffolk, were
aroused from their slumbers, by the report,
that the "niggers had riz." Muskets, Car
bines, Guns, Pistols, Knives, Pitch-forks &c,
were soon called into requisition, and SUI
folk, for the third time was alive, and pre-
pared to combat with the enemies, their own
imagination had helped to raise.
Intense excitement prevailed, especially
among the ladies, many of whom sought re-
fuge from the impending danger in the hotels,
and other public places. So great was the
alarm, that even the members of the new So
ciety, the "Do Nothings," turned out en-
mosse; and many who E'done nothing for
several months, appeared active and ener-
getic; and were prepared to sell their lives at
the dearest rate. "Young America" too
shouldered their arms with most commend
able bravery determined at all hazards to
protect their rights. Amongst the rest we
noticed one, Jimmie S., who appeared pecu-
larly valiant Woe be to the niger who
should come with hostile intent before this
gallant young son of Mars. Towards morn
ing the excitement began to subside, and the
crowd sought their homes a little ashamed
OF being so much alarmed at, they knew not
what
Eventually, the news arrived that negro
who was laboring under a fit of insanity had
killed white man, and wounded woman,
near South Quay. Thus ended the wonder
full instruction, which has thrown a whole
village into the direst CONSERVATION, and
endangered the lives of many of its timid fe-
males, who were exposed to the inclemency
of the night air. S.
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THE SUBSCRIBER offers -xz,

THE SUBSCRIBER offers So
Il himself to the citizens of Nor ffTET1
folk and Portsmouth, as Tuner and Re
pairer of Piano Fortes. From among large
number of those capable of Judging of his
ability, he subjoins the following:
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Norfolk, Jan. 18th, 1858. I
DEAR SIR:-It is with great pleasure
recommend you to the citizens of Norfolk
and vicinity, as gentlemen, who is entirely
capable, either as a Piano Forte maker or
Tuner, and it is quite certain, that your resi-
dence here, will be a great advantage to the
musical community generally.
Yours Respectfully,
S. THALBERG.
His rooms are in Johnson's building on
Main street, where he intends keeping an as
sortment Of the best Pianos manufactured in
the North. Respectfully solicits the citizens
of Norfolk, and Portsmouth and surrounding
country, to call and examine his stock. Being
a practical Piano-maker and Tuner, feels con-
fident, that he can give satisfaction in all
cases.
N. Bust received one of those patent
double sounding board Piano-Fortes, from
the mandatory of Newman Bro. g. Sons.
ia ID ID. W. WINTER, Agent.
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New Advertisements.
MIR. L. III. SOUTHARD,

nj X. L. Fl. SOUTHARD,
TIVES LESSONS in SINGING, on the
VI Piano Forte, Organ, and in the Theory
of Musical Compost ton.
TERMs-$20 per quarter.
Applications left at the stores of l.. Salus-
bury, SO, and go Main street, or W. P.
Griffith, Bookseller, will receive prompt at
tention.
Mr.. Southland begs to refer to the follow
ing testimonial
NATIONAL HOTEL, Jan. 10th, 1858.
l take pleasure in stating that l am ac-
quainted with Mr.. l.. H. Southland, and learn
ing that he intendsto reside permanently in
Norfolk, l warmly recommend him to all
true lovers of Music as first-class teacher
of the most eminent ability. l sincerely
hope that Mr.. Southland will meet with the
success which his great talents and expe-
rience merit.
ia 2O-W&S4w S. THALBERG,
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New York Markets,

New YORK, January 19th.--Flour-
The market to-day was firm, with sales of
5000 bbls. Ohio at $4.75a4.9 80.
Wheat-The market is firn-sales of
1000 bushels; Red at 112a12O cts.
Corn-The market is dull: sales of 400
bushels at 70 cents for white; yellow 6sa
70 cents.
Pork-Is firm; at an advance of 5 cts.
sales of Mess at $14a7514.90
Beef-Is buoyant; sales of Re-packed
Chicago at $10a12.00.
Whiskey-Is irm-sales of Ohio at 81
cents.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL. NORFOLK.
VIM. L WALTERS, PRopRIEroR


CHI Herman, Boston; Lieut. Baker,
U S Marine Corps; w NJ Pettis, Princess
Anne; j Parker, Dismal Swamp; d
James, Matthews, G H.; John Il Move,
Buffalo, New York; B n Branch, North
Carolina; J w Eppes, Sussex county,
Virginia; L Hamburger, Baltimore; j N
Downey, Elizabeth City; w Murfee,
Southampton; Captain Laniter, C How
erton, Virginia; G w Skinner, VIM Clio
yer, North Carolina; w d White, Dismal
Swamp.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK
J. L. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
SAM'L. R. VEALE, Superintendent
w Burdick, Suffolk: j N Perry, Eliz-
abeth City; T M Henley ans son, Mat
thews county, Virginia; W R P Henley
Baltimore; William Blake, Matthews
county; William Lee, Virginia; w H
Norheet, Suffolk; R Williams, North
ampton; G M Taylor, Accomac; j w
Feast, Onancock; W j johnson, Prin-
cess Anne; B Gallagher, j E Miller,
Norfolk.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j d. HoLLADAY, PROPRIETOR.
M $ Mccoy, Baltimore; j S Haslett,
Miss Blount, Miss jenkins, Virginia; G
S Jones, W f College; j Haslite. Gates
county, Virginia; w G Briggs, Jerusa-
lem; N G Pruden, Suffolk; M Hawkins,
&c,
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN, PRoPR1EToRs.
W R Randolph, Florida; j w Rob-
erts, Gates county, Virginia. N Cooke,
Virginia; Colonel M H Lee, R FL Will
liams, Reynoldsville; T M Soaring. Jr.,
Easter; B D Minor, . S Navy; F Phil
lips, Baltimore; G Holland, Blackwater;
] Booth, Gainesville; G D Boyden, South
Carolina; M 7 Smith, E Russell. Phila-
delphia.
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@- Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.
TERMS,

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, So for six months, and
81 for three months, payable in advance.
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New Advertisements.
T ANDRETH's GARDEN sEE1

T ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.
Ia -Artichoke,
Asparagus, Endive,
Beans, Early Red Eye, Kale,
I" weeks, Leek,
" Refugee, Lettuce Gall kinds)
" Horticultural Pole, Melon,
GO Dutch Case Knife, Mustard, \
Scarlet Runners, Nasturtian,
" Broad Windsor, Okra,
Beets, Long Blood Onion (all varisties)
Turnip Parsnip,
j." Sugar, Parsley,
F." Mangle Wurtzel, Peas, Extra Early,
Bene Plant, Prince Albert,
Broccoli, " Green Imperial.
Cabbage, Gall varieties) " Bishops dwf.
Coewort or Collard, Pepper Gall kinds)
Carrot, (all varieties) Pumpkin, Yellow,
Celery, Cheese,
Corn, Tuscarora, Field
" White, Radish, Gall kinds)
" Sugar, Rhubarb,
Cucumber, Green long Spinage, ;
Early Frame Satisfy,
White Spine, Squash,
Martynia, Tomatoes,
Egg Plant, Turnip Gall kinds)
HERB SEEDS OF ALL VARIETIES.
We have just received large supply of
these Seeds are now prepared to furnish
them wholesale and retail.
jai9 M. A. SANTOS & co.
u s Il RECEIV ED-Hams IL * cts
y per 10, 400 nice hams all sizes, which l
have determined to retail at the low price IL
"a cts per lb. Nice Shoulders 10 cts.
Breast Bacon IL cts. Come and buy,
JAS. E. JONES,
ia 10 No. 2, Campbell's Wharf.
III. Il A. Copy.)
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PHILADELPHIA, January 19.-The jury
in the case of Smith, for the murder of
Carter, came into court this morning with
verdict ofnot guilty; The prisoner was
then dicharged
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PITTsBURG, Jan. 17.-Capt. John j.
Cole, who was sentenced yesterday to the
penitentiary for assaulting his wife wi tn
inten to kill, committed suicide this morn
ing by hanging.
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New YORK, Jan. 1s.-The weekly
statement of the city banks shows the
following totals: Loans increased $751;
600; specie increased $1,034,OOO; oircu-
lation decreased $266,OOO; deposits,
nominal increase, 81, $4,000.
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HARRIsBURG, Pa, January 19.-Gov-
ernor Packer was inaugurated in front or
the Capitol to-day. The oath of office
was administered by the President of the
Senate. An immense concourse of people
were present on the occasion.
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Special Notice.

FOR Perfumimg the Breath, Cleaning
IL Teeth, and BeamJyiny he Complexion,
use "BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS" For Dressing
Ladies Hair, use "WooDLAND CREAM"
new Pomade. 1t curls gent, en's Fair beau
tifully-Price SO cents each.
Beware of Counterfts
W. P. FETRIDGE d co.
Proprietors N. Y.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
V1CkERY IL COMPANY,
Booksellers and Stationers.
,u Also u, sold by King 4 Toy, and Santos
Wake Co, and by all Druggists. de 5
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Bank Directors, for Norfolk and Portsmouth
for 1858.
FARMERS BANK, NORFOLK.
By the Stockholders, By the Governor.
Duncan Robertson, DR.. Francis Mallory,
Henry Irwin VIM. Rogers
W. H. Hunter, VIM. G. Dunbar
n. G. King
BANK OF VA. NORFOLK.
Myer Myers, j. |. Bloodgood,
j.. E. Doyle, VIM. Ward,
Jas. E. Barry, Chas. A. Santos
W. johnson, Jr.,*
BANK OF VA. PORTSMOUTH.
Jno. G. Hatton, Arthur R. Smith,
Jethro A. jenkins, A. E. Wilson,
Stephen Cowley,* Robt. Dickson,*
John Cooke.
*New appointments.
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Marriages..

In Weldon, North Carolina, on the tn
January, by Squire Long, Mr.. JAMES w.
HALIsto Miss HENRIETTA Z. STRIcKLER, both
of Manchester Va.