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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-12
Auction Sales.
s. o. MERwIN, Auct.

.. ". WI Ell w In, AuCt.
VALU ABLE STOCK or READY
MADE CLOTHINf AT ACTION.
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
w Auction on FRIDAY the 18th inst at
ii o'clock at our Warehouse, a splendid as
sortment of Gentlemens' Clothing, consisting
in part of
Gentlemens Over, Frock, and Dress Coats,
do Velvet Cashmere, Silk, and Satin Vests
do Cashmere and Sattinett Pants,
do Linen bosom Shirts,
do Knit and Cotton Drawers,
do Gum Over Shoes and Sa, dals,
Ladies do do do do
Misses do do do do
The attention of Dealers is re,rectfuly
called to the above notice of spl ndid Goo ds,
and they are invited to call and examine G.
fore the day of sale.
NE2WIN q MOORE,
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!!
lust RECEIVED 40 bbls of E5E71
~ Supertine and Extra f L o y Il sssssgssrAl
at the Flour Store MOI, Union s..
no2o E. A. ABBOTT.
a hOice Extra Iams.-l5S Choice
~ Extra Hams, cured by James =. Jordan,
and VIM. Channel of Smithfield. For sale by
G. X. GOODRlDGE,
Jazz CampbelPs Wharf.
TUST RECElVED-5o bbls. heavy Mess
- Pork,
Is bbs. Prime Pork,
so do Mess, Family AID Extra Family
Beef,
GOO Sus ar Cured Hams,
500 Breast Pieces, a nice article,
hhds New Sides,
5 do Shoulders.
do Joles small size,
60 pieces Smoked Beef,
Smoked and Salt Tongues,
Bologna Sausages,
so good Cheese
rs bags Buckwheat,
loo boxes Pearl Starch, cheap,
20 kegs Butter, a good article,
Is bbls. Lard,
10 kegs do for family use,
Please call at No. II Roanoke Square
ia IS PENTZ & CARTER.
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NEW BAKERY. THE SUB

NEW kerry. THE SUB
~ SCRlBER would respectfully inform
MS friends and the public generally that he
has commenced the BAKING BUSINESS,
NO. % West Main Street, and intends carry
ing it on in all its branches.
LOAF BREAD and CRACKERS. of the
best quality, and CAKES and PIES, of
every description, always fresh and on hand.
JAMES REID,
As West Main Street.
Il would most respectfully invite Commits
SION Merchants to call and examine my stock
OF butter, soda, sugar, and wine Crackers,
Pilot and Navy Bread, as am satisfied they
will find them as good as the best.
no 2G-ly JAMES REID. =
mo. ID. GoRDAN 4 90. 49,
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 90, Market Square, III
RU1 GOLD AND SILVER Cons at highest
- rates, and all kinds of uncurrent Money
on reasonable terms.
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New Y ork and Boston for sale at market
rates.
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
dc 7-ly.
Certificates Extraordinary.
SHERWOOD & YOUNG,
No. II ROANOKE SO.
AGENTS FOR PALMETTO Brown Flour.
GENT:-With pleasure, | inform you that
~ | have tried your Palmetto Brown, or
Graham Flour, AID find it most excellent
article for Dyspeptic persons; and further, |
have never known it to fail, if taken in sufii-
Gent quantities to cure the worst case of hun
ger.
jazz s. THUMBUG.
M7rights, Frangipanni, most delicious
w perfume for the Handkerchief For
sale by [ja25] l.. w. WEBB.
paZors and Razor Strops-A full
II supply of Geo. Washington |. X l..
Razors warranted. For sale by
ia Is L. w. WEBB.
Roofing, Guttering, and Spouting.
WIN. d. ROBERTS, Jr. & CO., are now
w fully prepared to execute all orders in
the way of Roofing, Guttering, Spouting
and repairing House and Ship Plumbing ex-
ecuted in the best manner at shortest notice.
Orders left at the Depot will be promptly
to. ia 30
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LUDLOW HAS REMOVED TIC
NO.24. West Main st,

- " DAO w NLNEO AZ Il ~
No. "a, West Main st.
have just received choice lot of goods,
l. selected especially for the L .dies of Nor
folk.
doz Pomades, Assorted
do do Frangipanni Pomades,
do do Boudois Pomade,
do do Barrel Pomades,
gross Assorted Cologncs, doz Cold Cream,
4 do Extract Frangipanni,
6 do Lubin Ext Assorted, gross B Windsor
Soap,
4 doz Monster Soap, do Universal do
2 do Milk of Lettuce Soap,
2 Go Banzold Soap.
do Black Strick Pomade,
10 Gross Assorted Eng. Tooth Brushes,
8 do Lows Hair Brushes.
Together with large variety too numer-
GUS to mention. Give me call.
JOHN Il. LUDLOW,
"a West Main st,
ia % Norfolk. Virginia.
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The City of the Great King;

JER USALEH As 1T WAS, AS IT IS, d
AS TT IS TO BE-
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03

entitled 10 Serious consideration. IL would iII-
deed seem impossible much longer to postpone de-
cided action Ia regard to Mexico The descent Of
that country is rapid and promises nothing in the
way Of Improvement in the future. Its central gov
eminent is almost absolutely helpless while it's Dor
der States wholly at the mercy of hostile Indians
In the management of the latter we are no, only di
rectly interested but we have clear right on prin
cples of selfprotection, to intervene and command
the enforcement of order. This right accrues to us
as a government Of law It's enforcement is due to
our oTn people, and to. the system which we have
faithfully operated during existence as nation
We owe il to the democratic principle which under
lies this republic that il shall not be degraded blythe
distractng elements of the Mexican country, with
out an effort on our part to avert the calamity.
i wodld be folly, indeea, 10 contend, In view of
the sensitvencss of the governments of the world,
that this Mexican problem is ono of easy and quick
solution. However unanimous may BE the Judgment
that neighbors have forfeited all just claims to
be regarded independent nationality with
power TO make and enforce laws, to establish and
maintain international intercourse the application of
remedies may well be expected to evoke disagree
ments, if not conflicts. The United States have how
ever, repeatedly declared the general principles
by which they will be governed in all purely Ameri-
affairs--n the adjustment of governmental ques-
tons affecting the populations and territories of this
continent-that, whatever shall happen. their posi-
ton may be regarded AS distinctly defined,
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SPEECH OF JUDGE JACKSON, OF GEORGIA.

bIf1Nii We JtDuL JaNtASoN, We OE>OhulA
We publish to-day an excellent address delivered
at the capital of Georgia, few days ago, by the
Hon. Mr.. Jackson our late minister at the court Of
Vienna. The address, which we have abbreviated in
degree is worthy of attention. not less for its
ability and ecgency than imbodyng tie very great
extent doubt the sentiment Of the great State of
Georgia on the important topics discussed 1t is in
that view that kay it before readers, and not
as intending to be understood coinciding abso-
ntely with the speaker in the whole Of his remarks
The tribute which Judge Jackson pays TO Mr..
Buchanan is as just it is eloquent; and is the
valuable coming from whose resignation
of the position he held abroad was doubtless made
in Difference to rule laid down by the President in
regard to his foreign appointments rule which
many of our diplomats would be apt to feel as oper-
atiDg harBbly in their The tribute Of Judge
j. il that of who has given up and is not asking
Office of one who has been removed from those ex-
citemenrs Of American politics which SO prejudice
the Judgment and jaundice the vision of resident cit
izens and who, scanning the conduct of our pres
ent administration froma European stand point,
only with the eye and speaks only with the feelings
Of patriot.
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ARMF INTELLIG ENCE.
[From the N. Y. Herald, Nov. q

large detachmens of recruits will leave Governor
Island for California and Oregon by the steamer of the
9Th inst to be assigned TO the third artillery and sixth
infantry, stationed in those departments The Off
detailed for conducting those recruits to their des
nation Lieut.. Col b. s. Beall, first dragons Capt
G. r. Pickett and Lieut.. G. j. Harker, ninth infantry
and Lieut.. J, C, Bonnycastle, fourth infantry.
The troops now serving in California and Oregon
composed of the following regiments First Dragons
third artillery, fourth, sixth, and ninth infantry
The United States steamer Wcsternport steamed from
the Brooklyn navyyard New York, for Paraguay, at
O'Clock yesterday morning The following is list of
her officers Commander Thomas 4. Hunter. Lieuten-
ants--Inomas s. Phelps, Jonathan Young, A. + k Ben
ham, Charles H. Cishman. Passed assistant surgeon
VIM. Lober Purser--James X. HARDWOOD. Senior
gneer--Wm, H. Cushman. Third assistants George Z.
Barry M. II. Plunkett, Wilson IL, Purss Captains
Crabbe.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03

Mr. Robert Risdale died suddenly at Newmarket on
Sunday last He had been turf character of much ce-
ebty in former years but sad reverse of fortune had
reduced him to state of poverty almost restitution
He the Derby in 1882 with St Giles when he received
the day of settling no less than 1920, 900 He
had also share in Bloomsbury, the winner of the Derby
10 1882 but his ut that time not sufficient
10 enable him to win barge He had at one time
pbout twenty five ycars ago. nearly 200 horses eating
hay and corn on his estate, Murton, York, Now
alas he buried by subscription.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-03

Several emignnt trains Gays the Washington Texas
Register of the 23d ut have passed through town this
week bound for the West We informed by one
gentleman that the road east literally lined with
movers IL Mr. de Cordova will only exercise a little
patience IT Is likely that his lands will find purchasers
without wearing out his lungs in The attempt to gull the
subjects Of John Bull Each train that passes through
Washington is accompanied by Just such colonss Tex
as wantsthe veritabe darkics, with masters to com
mand them.
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Board OF ENGINEERS. The Secretary of the Navy has
appointed the following Board of Engineers examine
the proposals and specifications furnishing engines for
the new sloop-of-war building at Norfolk: W. ?.
Williamson, B. Il. sherwood, W. Il. Everett, j. F.
Whipple, A. O. Sinners
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1868.


the business OF the Union establishment Of the
change 10 its terms VIII be conducted rfty cash basis all
for the collection OF Or Union
lnued NO should this
Mr. w. G. Lpcomb vSo authorized make collections
ga iessware, Maryland, and Virginia.
WASHINGTON, March 70, L6SS--tf
foregoing any agents
tors that employ heretofore this
those on who hs, such service other ohe
country. Ap eft
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PRoMoToS MARINE CoRPs. The death of Bro
vet Major Brooke promotes Brevet Capt Tansll to be
full captain Second Lieutenant Browning, serving
ia Utah, will also be promoted first lieutenant there
10y leaving vacancy in the corps
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-15

LMnsLer Wagons
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
Grant d. Peck, from the extensive Estab-
lishmcnt of Messrs Austin T0mlinson, 1t
Jackson. Mich--conssting Of
Heavy and Light Nut Skeins. .,4s.rt y
1855" Shell Skein and Pire Fox.
Iron Axel , q inch, arm suitable for
horses.
saas ALSO a.sa.T
JERSEY ROCKAWAYS,
OPEN AND TOP CONCORD lSUGGLES.
And in fact almost any kind of running We
hcle roma Wheel Barrow up to Locomotive
furnished on sho.i notice from the above estah,
lisment
10 parties acquainted with the foregoins
mentioned Establishment their turn outs need
no commentator at our hands, but to the unso.
lhisticated we would say that michigan timber
stands unrivaled for Wagon and Carriage pur-
p,ses. and none IL used by Messrs, A. d 7. . aRtih
il has seen seasoned eighteen months--aud the.
hest evidence of their work nsnsL 4 the q,ap.e
tity annually sold in almost every western town,
and the constant increasing demand f0rit
We warrant all their work sold by US in every
particular and in any case of failure the war
ranty is made good without any grumbling.
And kind Reader and Patron while medita-
ting upon ayailing yourselves OF these Creature.
C0, .jortS take heed that we are Agents for, and
have an assortment on hand Of almost all the
good Real ers in &c and now have on the Lakea
4 large invoice of the noted Fowlccville Thresh-
ing machines, to which we invite your attention.
e GRANT g. PECK. n
More gor. NAY 2Sth 1857, n34tf
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POETRY.


Yacop Schnapps un Peder schpike.
By JoHANNEs FRANZ Won P. KRoUPLEs.
rAcor scHNArps
IT had put donsand year, Peder schpike,
II l had put a donsand year f
Not weller I'D pc, un Ia hat sooch shpree
If I had put = dousand year, Peder schpike,
If l had put oia dousand 4 year. b.
PrpsR sHriKE.
vos dc- duyv has got in your head, Yacop schnapps
You ish crazy ash dundcr fear, zg, -as s. -sr LII
But I'll lisdcn nit you dell me vot would you do
n you had put a dousand year, Yacop schnapps,
III you had put q dousand year.
ss1 yAcop scnSArps.
vos ia dor I'd puy lots OF soot dings Psder schpike
switser kase budding pretzsls, un bier,
I vould puid pig house, have couple OF vrows,
II had put dousaud year, Peder schp:ke. ?
III had put dousand year.
rrpEn scHrrxE.
Put subtose you gets sick your Ped Yaccp schnapp
Nit Thinking doc mooch lager bier;
Tn ven you grows old, il your gin to schold,
Den vot ish your dousand year, Yacop schnapps,
Den vot sh your dousand year.
rAoor scHNApps.
yot, amap rich ash me to get sick Peder schpke,
] drinks dat would pc butty queer;
Mime life Id insure, ,rom death pc secure,
If he'd put dousand a year, Peder schpihc,
II bad put dousand year.
FEEDER scHPIKR. VI E.#
peres blaze vot ih peter ash dis Yscop schrarps.
YAcoP scHNAPPs.
Ya~, der shtate Won New yarscy lab near.
10Th poGEpER.
Let ush pote emigratc to dat peautir ,ol shtate,
On ven soon make dousand year /; yea irteed
We will soon make dousand a year.
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MTSCEI1 ANEOUS.
2 I 7, 7 s

DE. MORSE, the inventor Of McRsEs lspIAw Roor
IL PILLS, has spent the greater part of his life in
travelling having visited Europe Asia, and Africa,
we'll rs North America-has spent three years among
the Indians of our Western countryt was in this way
that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered DR..
Morse the first man to establish the fact that all the
diseases arise from IMPURITY TIIE DLeop-that
strength health and life depended upon this vital fluid.
When the various passages become clogged, and do
not act in perfect harmony will the different functions
of the body the blood loses its action becomes thick
corrupted and diseased thus caung all pains, sick
and distress OF every name our strength is
ustcd our health deprived of and if nature is
not assisted in throwing off the stagnant humors, the
blood will become choked and cease to act, ana thus
light of life will forever be blown out How impor
tant then that should keep tho various passages of
the body free and open And how pleasant to that
have it In power to put medicine in yeur reach
namely Morfes Indian Root Pills, manufactured from
plants and roots which grow around the mountainous
Natures garden for the health and recovery Of
diseased One of the roots from which these Pills
made Sudorife, which opens the pores Of the
skin, and assists Nature in throwing out the finer parts
Of the corruption within The second Is plant which
Expectoran, that opens and unclogs the passage
to the lungs and thus IN soothing manner, performs
its dut by throwing off phlegn aud other hunors from
the lungs by copious splitting The third Diaretic,
which gives and double strength to the kidneys
thus ENCOURAGED they draw large amounts Of impnriiy
from the blood. which is then thrown out beautifully
by the urinary water passage, and which could not
have been discharged in any other way The fourth Is
Cathartc and accom anes til" other properties OF the
Pills while engaged in purifying the blood the
particles ofimpurity which cannot pass by the other
outlets thus taken up and conveyed of in great
quantities tn. bowels. IS
CAUTION Beware of a counterfeit signed n. D.
Moore All genuine have tine name Of A. j. WHITE q
Co Oh each box Also the signature Of 4. j. White
e Co. All others are spurious.
a. s,- Al. WHIT r & Co., Sole Pr0p,1etors. ri
so, Leonard Street, New York.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
III Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlet In
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address as
all eve for terms. va. *En e -e &#@M
Price 25 per box five boxes will be sent on
CENT of 81 20 st are naid 105-ly
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FOOV s. TUTTL re-
.1TTENTEON!!

THE CITY OF CHANTRYJ
uTS position rite aud Prospects. Take down year map
d and from Boston trace along that line OF Pniroads
leading west and you will find that it dyeges at no
point but few minutes from an air lin, anu ny the
connexion ia crossing the Lake to woaRee VIII make
in few months through the heart of.he whole north
from the Atlantic to the Father OF aters, Que OF
the greatest and most direct t.sre1siaFeS IN the
Union. ..
Directly in range with this eute, and surrounded ny
the ndiscribaby beautiful couDty OF northern Iowa
and southern Minue:ota 5n the western bank OF the
Mississippi j. situated rae city of CilASfRi It's To-
cato, j. delightful pad the surrounding scenery ul
surpus ed in natural magnificence. WYE. .
good aud we tiv ated farming country surrounds
the town and ~ the bluff in the vicinity low it j.
more EASY faccess from the country than any other
place for a great distance either north south.
the proprietors in calling the stention Of the public
their town, beg leave to state that i'll the building
of Chan.ry they confident OF success and it il their
determine alton. by oncenrating their energy and pur
suing policy oil Hberaty towards settlers and those
making inproy cments, to build up Toun indeed
we earue solicit mechanics traders aud capitalists
to investigate proposals. Great Inducements will
be offered parties to erect Mills, Foundrie, Hotels,
&C., i. For further particulars, enquire of Augustus
French of the proprietor, and authorized agent
to negotiate in all matters relative to the town. Oce
in the Post Office, Mc0rcgor Iowa.
We have Autograph Pats and maps, showing its
position and the surrounding country.
Nc(;resor Iowa June lS5SuS9yl
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~ The st. Louis papers are filled with an
.icipations Of what will be done for Their city
in the emigrations next year to the gold regions
Of the eastern slope of the Rock Mountains.
Read what the Democrat says:
with the opening new ear. when the grass
grows green. and nature. assuming there her
garment OF rare loneliness, shall invite to the
exploration, what scene Of adventurous in
dusiry will be witnessed in that now silent Ter
ritory. More than twenty thousand men will
be toiling. digging, searching through every
nook of that great volcanic sec.ion-climbing
the mountains, penetrating the valleys, turning
the streams. breaking the rocks, hurro wing the
earths polishing tue stones, smelling the silver.
cleaning the gold from every crevice. The
throng OF wagons, and accumulation of p~ov-
sion, and collection Of herds and focks along
the western lines Of present settlement, will
resemble the outgoing of an army Of invasion.
The tramp Of fee labor, as il marches TO the
conquest OF the now 0rhjr, win be heard above
the din Of politics, and the restless eye Of SPEC
nla'ion will wander from government contracts
and Congress ,olbying, to watch this exodus
70 the cen:er-tEis crusade against the noun
tains-this evangel to new commerce. The
Wcst--,he far West--the great West. will loom
up in the eye of the nation in proportions OF
unreasonable grandeur. Where the deer and
the elk now frequent, cities will 81 ring up with
in the year rivalling those Of the valley, and
the buffalo path will turn into highways for
huryiiIG merchandise.
The tradesman who Gun now scarce get to-
ge,her enough in his narrow home TO buy All
outfit, will return the millionaire of new gold
field. or the shrewd realizer of successful own
lots. The ox-dsiver will merge into the pro-
prietor of the express line /; the farmers boy
will boast the possession of rancho with cattle
on hundred hills. Nor will there be wanting
dark lines in all this gildcd pageantry The
broken gambler, the youth whose bright hope
has been cxtinguished in crime. the Empower
ished miner whose "bad luck has become the
proverb of his associates-the husband, the
father. the child returning 10 plant the willow
over the graves Of those for whose sake he
struggled SO brayely after fotune--all these
will mingle in the panorama.
And yet the good will surpass the evil. the
gladncss be greater than the sorrow, the con,ri
button TO national progress far transcend the
cases of individual suffering. Altogether, ii i.
a contemplation to rouse the spirit and mike M
proud Of our country and our time. What 9th
er land can hold out such unspeakable induce
ments to thrifty toll And what other age ca,
parallel such irrup'ions Of people Fastening Il
pioneer the wilderness Such, however, is tn,
coming marvel Of the coming year.
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LOST LAND WARRANT.

NvOTICE is hereby given that Land Warrant No.
n 1905 for One hundred aud twenty acres, issued
under act Of March, Sd, 1855 to Martin e. Bonha has
been lost this Is therefore to forbid all persons from
purchasing or locating said warrant "a fine same has
been sold or assigned by me, and application will
be made TO the Pension Office Tor duplicate thereof.
MARTIN c. BOSliAM.
yolga Cry, Iora, Nov. 20, 'ssnllw5