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TO Emigrants,

We would sag, that we design keeping con
staatIy on hand a largs and 'eomplsea -,
sortmeBt Of
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CharIesloa March II.

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DIR. Thos, d. Natter, Professor Of Sur.
gegy az Jaf4ersau ! College, Philads lpAis,
died At the Mil House Fast night.
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UPLIFTING E0VSE!I

The Subscribers having formed q CO.
partnership for the purpuhs OF tranaaetIng
a general Mercantile Busknssas aaapS tina
method Of making the same knDwn. and In
solicit the patFoaags ana support q = as
eliminating pubiic, We ahaai ~ rcd
on the opening es nsaa3akloa WIN sskk
assorted stock q Ms ss asse1ksd with pa II
ticular references q The waaka sf TIE pee
pie Of this eaaasgY.
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Iowa. # - tEF 2 ~
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Lads psEshAgsa an6 sold In aan pars a
Eu@a-a ~ ~ ~ ND 4aS W8s1
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Pmhaass aH mar@.

The bsausifal Pebble Square in this
city sontainihg several acres, il being
fenced WITH q good and suhstantial fancs,
and lie - hava trsasssss cot apea 10.
II the improvement Is made - con-
tsmplassd tbs Square will heeoms ;
fashionable resort, fos egaasng promsns
adaa, and a. ornament to our City.
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QUITTING GOODS,

To which we invite yoaf particular atteu-
klsas Wsksast khat ansxan aiaasion 81 szE
goods and agieas viii Eongiaee goa hat il
viii be to car advantage to deal with as
Doa't forgst Eha plAc a.-h Mo- 81 Phasasx
Block. Siga Of the Flag.
q ~-are.r ALDEN 4 CRAIG.
gan fg, 1859. If
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- The administration Of the New
York Epeasas Post has been tiokled By
the SIGHT Of a shoe-pegging machine
made up Of three or sour cams aud .
souple az saws, and which will tax .
bold Of large bEogaa shoas sad peg i
in a neat and workmaniike msnneF, two
rows ell round, in less th&n half . min-
ate .-s-saa.r s,r %.... ....
The shoe, fitted on q last ready fol
psgging, was placed IN IA iron tramss Oh
| jack, attached TO the machine, and b orRe
up against It By the hand Of the operator
| The machine being put Ia rapid motion,
seized hold Of the shoe, gave II rapiC
tara or two, and then, after q few see
onda Of rafting and Gathering, OF cams
the bFogaa with the sole armly paggsd
The machine was naxt moved slowly, 90
that We might see how the thing va
done.
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~ WIS AH&Ask& &8A4R&f ~ SSS &e&&s&&
Aag O!AsT Railroad sss Ieass.
SHORTEST, QUICKEST q BEST
Route 10 Chicago, Naw York; Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore 70 Kses
kak, ST, Louis and Cincinnati, and
to ALI Points In Illinois, InaianAs
Michigan, Ohio and Canada.
-. Ga and after August 75sh, I've Daily
Trains leave Fairfield Tor Burlington.
O'Clock, a. IN, and l O'Clock, p. m.--sun-
days excepted. - u
Making close connections with the Trains
Of the Chicago BaElington & Quincy aAa
Peoria & 0qaawka Railroads, for Chicago
New York, Bostan Rna ala points East.-4-z
Al GalsshaFg, wilh the NoTthsxR Crass
Railroad for Quincy; at Mendoza with tbs
IIiinolB Central Railroad, for Galena and
Dunlsith and St. Louis and Cairej at Bur
Eingtsu Nsth the fast sailing steamer ksc-
kuk, Tor Kopkuk and st, Louis.
special EIGoEdce~
Passengers from the interior Of Iowa and
Northern Missouri, viii save rs Mica Of
Staging, time and money by buying their
TaEkets via Western Stage Company to
FaiThsid, where they can buy Through
Ticksta to ali roints East and South via
Rarlingtea a. No River Railroad.
Passengers for Keokuk can leave Fair
Haid By IBIS esats at 4 o'elock, a, m, and
o'eioek, p. - and arrive at keokuk at
b. ID and lao D. u. respectively, and
save Twenty Ass Miles Staging and yaiu.
able time. ..-...-
g Baggage FAscked Through from
FaErNald no charge fUg hsadliRg
he shkpseRa o. Saeck.
Stock Traiaa swiEI raa regularly. lsgvlns
Fairfield dairy. sundAye excepted These
Tsaiaa hasa All the IgAka 90 Passenge1
Trains, tAas EnsaTf BIZ He4p and eonse.
ausntiy avoiding Gil khoss vakmtioas delays
Chad are constantly osaaariag on ethel
RotStes
lhroagh soatFaess givsa u CAiesgo q
New York.
g0EzM o. READ,
Wee RgesRdeas maAd superintendent
EepseaabsF !, 1855. Il
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Wa eosansensa tina a@Iaspf sHr goods this
week. "a nsEan Ak kAa bssss Wsasesess
Prices, beiavErK by so doing, me inersassd
quantity sold wiIl be equal to selling By
the place 10 the Erade.
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At his store rsrEn, opnosita tie RoAlnson
House. Upper EEnaawaY, Conaeil Bless.
Nay ss, lSss.
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and decidedly tia noAE e@mpaasm ans0rt-
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PgR CHASING AND IMPORTING
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BLANKS

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maaT assszssr q SapeT bsaaH Wzzzznsss Eezass aHs
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COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET.
OFFICE OF the susEs, !

!, wxnar wnoEasALs Axp nnrA1 RGroRT
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

Desperation Of Gamblers. other day,
at the famous German bathing and gambling
place, Hamburg,a Frenchman, who had been
playing for some time with the usual luck of
gamesters, put down his last napoleon. and
lost it like the rest. He drew pistol out of
his pocket, and blew his brains out while sit
ting at the fatal trente G. quaroate table. The
people who are generally in attendance threw
cloth over his face, land carried the reich
ed man out, life being extinct, and the game
proceeded as if nothing had occurred. Mon.
siearGarcia,a Spaniard, uow at Hamburg has
lost 100000 francs at the gambling table.
His play, which he still continues, is Obliged
to be now ON more moderate scale, but not
80 his temper. His rage is SO great at losing
that, before the crOupier can rake in the mon
ey, he takes it up aud throws it at him.
which, 1t happens to be gold instead of pa-
per 1T is not pleasant way of being paid, he
always insists on sitting next the croupier.
who is the dealer of the cards, The conse-
quence is that when they know. be is PLAYING
or going to play, the croupiers toss UP 70 zee s
which shall deal, their dread is 80 great Of
being his neighbor.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

Hor Duelling s0as Stopped IN Mtnois.-
In moralizing upon duelling. the Chicago
Press and Tribune informs US how the law
became dead letter in Illinoios, by reyiving
the bis tory of the first and only duel ever
fought in that State. In the year 1920, Al
phonso Stewart and William Bennett fought
with rifles in st. Clair county, and Stewart
fell mortally wounded on thetfrst fire. Ben
nett made his escape into Arkansas, where
he remained two years. His whereabouts
was discovered, he was arrested, brought
back, indicted, tried, convicted of murder,
and executed. Governor Bond was beseged
days and weeks by the barbarian disciples of
the code, clamoring for the wretch's par
don. But he closed his door against petition
and entreaty, and William Bennett dangled
at ropes end, in the presence of some thou
sands of spectators, who took in great mo
raj lesson. This was the first and the last
duel ever fought on the soil of Illinois land it
effectually crushed out all respect for tie
bloody code in that State.
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Army Intelligence.

Upon their mutual application to the War
Department, Lieutenants a. b. Henderson,,
and Lloyd Beall have been transferred, the
former from the Second infantry to the Sec
enc aetillery, and the latter from the Second
artillery to the Second infantry, and will be
placed on the army register as follows =
Lieut.. 1endershott next below Lieut.. John
McJ. Taylor; Lieut.. Beall next below Lii cut.
'fhos. " Sweeney.
A General Court Martial has been ordered
TO cosvene at Fort Lancaster Texas, for the
trial Of Lieut. Haskett; drst regiment of in
fantry,
Assistant Surgeon X, Potts is assigned to
duty at Fort Brown, Texas, and will report
accordingly without delay.
Lieut. W. r. Boggs, Ordnance Depart
Meni, ia directed to report for duty to the
chief OF his department at Washing ton.
Lieut. G Il Tyler First dragoons,is order
ed to temporary duty at Was hing ton, for the
purpose Of Adjusting public accounts
A Board OF 0sieers, which had been or
dercd by The War Department to convene at
Governors Island, New York. last Septem-
Der, is again required, by the same authori-
ty, 80 assemble IN this city, on the eth inst,
tigation. and report the facts of the case of
the individuals. If any, ohargeable with
the deficiency of certain public property
belonging TO the Qusrtermastec's Depart
ments
Is uvet MAJOR IT, c. Wayne, Quartermas-
ter's department, is detailed as member,
ia addition to the Board already ordered.
hrevet Colonel Justin Dimiok, Second ar
tllleFy, and nsjer Robert Anderson, First
artillery hA asaiuuaH N dirty q the
ARTILLERY School of Practice, Fort Monroe,
Virginia, in which case, the command of
that extensive fortress will devolve on Col.
niMick. -...
Capt. ", B Blair, Subsistence department,
ia assigned TO duty in the Commissary Cen
erals department, Washington.
Leave OF absence for ak months is gran
ted to Breyet Lieut.. Col. Magruder, First
artillery.
An extension Of leave of absence has been
granted the following officers
Major d Prince, Pay department, six
months; Brevet Major D P Whiting, Sew
cnsh infantry, rsx months Captain J C
Robinson, Fifth infantry. six months; Cap
tain a. " Bowman, Third infantry, six
months, Captain A q Evans, Second caval-
ry, four months; Lieut.. w II Lewis, Fifth
jofantry, sig months; Lieut. Q H Fish, First
cavalry two months
AiviceS from Key w eat TO the Oath Oeto-
Der, Export 1--WE deaths from yellow fever at
thai place,
Tbe Forth Carolina Baptist State Conven-
Gjon is in session al Charlotte N. q.
Coz. Jos. Bragg. as old citizen of Peters
bug, Va, died an Wednesday Last.
l,. Walker has reaigepd the Presidency
Of bavard College. ISL ....
OMistmas and New Y ears win occurv on
S~susy this seaSou.1
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Southern Literature.

We have always Recommended the en-
enlargement on the part of the southern
people Of literature published in their midst;
whether it is strictly Southern Literature
OF 40 is not 80 much to the point. Oar idea
ia, ii we can 30 foster the cart preventative"
amongst US as to give strength and vitality
to our pubtishecs, we shall soon be enabled
to bling from the Southern mind class of
literary productions that will drive from
GU midst the immense quantities of trash
forced upon US by the North, much of which
js sntagsnistic to our Institutions, though
often dressed up in tempting garb to lure the
reader and throw him of bis guard.
The Richmond Weekly Dispatch, will
shortly comm ence the publication of q
Southern story. located in Richmond and
some of be count les Of this State, which is
Of asua. promise entitled ssW edlock is a
Tick!i.h Thing" The Weekly Dispatch is
only 81 a year, and is richly laden with
ehoi;s s@sas Of literature See advertisement
IN aao;ner column.
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"AND STILL THEY COME"

THAT J M FREEMAN has now on hand the
largest, richest and most extensive Stock
of JEWELRY to be found in the city of Nor
folk, and he is now receiving large lot of
FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES,
(gotten up expressly for his sales,) magni hcent
sets of JEWELRY of the latest styles. Chate
LANES, Pins; Ear Rings, Bracelets, Studs, sleeve
Buttons, and in fact every article of Jewelry
usually kept in first class Jewelry house.
Also, a fine invoice of Silver and Plated Ware.
Military and Fancy Goods, all of which will be
sold low on accommodating terms.
JIM FREEMAN,
30 Main street, corner Talbot.
p. S.-WATCHES and JEWELRY repaired
in a superior manner by scientific and skillful
workmen and warranted to give entire satisfac-
ton. or I5
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK


VIM. L. WALTERs, PROPRIETOR.
T Hardy, Gates county, NC;J A Person
and lady, MisJ Ramsey, Southampton coun-
ty; W A Mason, s Frazer, Richmond; Thos
Cunningham, Hampton; James G Graham,
Gosport; Capt J q Jefferds, G B Churchill.
A e Robins, Savannah.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK,
JOHN SMITH, JR., Proprietor.
Geo Smith, c Abraham, W Intine an d la
DIV, Geo Wrenn, 2 R !Ticoner, New York;
VIM Wilson, Prince George; VIM Thomas,
York; s Lee, Philadelphia; W Bendest,
Pennsylvania; Demos Bell, Currituck, N Ct;
VIM Wilson, Prince George; W Cremoline,
Philadelphia; F W Guyo, Hampton, Va; VI
Ulrich, n Y; Jos H Wentworth, Petersburg;
j Rendell, N d P Railroad; Thos K ceiling,
Princess Anne; Whitehurst, T Baldwin,
W Parr, Virginia.
OCEAN HOUSE, P PORTSMOUTH. e.
WATTS & EMMERsoN. PRoPRrEroRs.
A F Carter, New York; L Snediker, j S
Harvey, E Gayle, Philadelphia; w Gray,
Richmond; W Smack, Franklin; Logan
Hurst, Norfolk County; j D Powell, North
Carolina.
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J. Nj. FREEMAN, JeweIIer.

MOULD respectfully inform his friends and
w visitors to Norfolk, that he has on hand ;.
and offers TO the purchasing community one of
the largest and finest assortment of Gold Wat.
ches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware TO he
found in the city. These are facts, and if Won
will only call in you will find it so.-and as sI,cb
prices as will compare honestly with Cash
buyers. Our Stock is an ornament to the citv.
- ]. M. FREEMAN,
no 30, Main street
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4 Great Opera House. : They are erecting at
BIO de Jansiro an opera house which surpasses
the celebrated tn satres of the lyric drama a {
Milan, Italian Opera House. Convent Garden,
the opera.
James White was shot and killed BY Jerry
White, hjs brother, near Tarboro, N, c., on
the 10th nit f.H
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-05

ny The sentence Of Brown, and the con-
viction Of Coppee, another Of the Harper's
Ferry rebelionists, are the results of the
proceedings in the court at Charlestown,
Va, Thursday. Brown is TO be hung on
FRIDAY, the % OF December. The next par
tgto oe tried will probably be Shields Green
one OF the two negroes now in Jail on the
like charges Of treason. conspiring to incite
Instruction and MURDER Of which Brown
and Coppee have been convicted. 1t will be
seen in another column that Brown made
another characteristic speech before being
sentenced.
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PAINTS. &C.

WHITE LEAD, French and American zinc.
w Paint, Whiting, Paris White, Putty and
Spanish Brown. A very heavy Stock OF above
class goods on hand, and offered 10 the trade az
a low figure by WALKEh co.
40 JoooeTs, next to Herman. n Co
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n office,

All Communications, Sc, intended Tor in
'sh ould be addressed TO joan R. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor. ia order to ensure
attention.
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Miss Susan Jane Johnson ia under arrest in
Detroit for stealing S. from one lover to pay
the minister's charge for marrying her to
another.
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THE RICHMOND
w E E X L Y DISPA TCH
A BRILLIANT ORIGINAL STOR y

Upon making recent improvements in the
WEEKLY DISPATCH, which have largely
added to its popularity and extensive circula-
original stories from some of our most accom-
piished writer's should appear 10 its columns.
The first Of these, story from the brilliant pen
OF the author Of the ..MOZIS ADOUMS LET
TENS, Promis ed for some time, is now COM
pleted, and its publication W ill be Commenced
10 the WEEKLY DISPATCH of NOVEMBER
18TH. This story, located In this city and some
OF the interior counties, is entitled -
overlook IS "A TICKLISH THING \"
A "B'g Story" about the Happiest Couple in
Richmond
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BY THE AUTHOR OF THE
LETTERS OF MOZlS ADDUNS

LETTERS OF M0ZlS ADDUMS.
treat in store for them. This brilliant story
abounds in exquisite wit, pungeat satire and
the most irresistible humor. 1t will be con-
tinued in weekly parts for some FIVE or six
weeks. Those who desire to read this fine
story, which has been copyrighted for the
Dispatch, should subscribe at once to the
WEEKLY. Subscription per annum only ONE
DOLLAR, in advance. Single copies cents.
ADDRESS Propi etors Weekly Dispatch, Rich.
LlOhu, no
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Special Notice.

N The History of DR.. J. Hostetter,s
stomach Bitteis, the most remark able medicine
OF the day, and the many cures that have been
PerIoi med with it in cases of Liver Complaint
dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, and other dis
eases eases arising from disordered stomach o.
nyer, places it at once among the most aston.
lsning discoveries that has taken place in 10 3
medical world. The diseases to which Bittey
are applicable are so universal that there are
put lew OF oar triends who may not test thei
virtues in their own families or circle of a
qusintances and prove to their own safisfactia
many advertised medicines, deserving the put
lie commentator. 80 80 '' -
For sale BY BURRUSS & BRO. Wholessb
agents, and Importers OF Brandies, Wines and
me havana Sesars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
glsts and dealers generally, everywhere.
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A CARD.

HAVING nearly completed my arrangements
IL for the display of Fireworks which / do
not hesitate to say, will favorably com pare
with any display in large cities I find that even
the amount subscribed will not defray the eS :
penses OF the same, therefore respectfully
ask those gentlemen who have subscribed and
those who have not subscribed, but have pro-
missed to contribute, to hand the amount to Mr.,
VIM. p. Griffith, to Messrs Charles Jordan q
Son, or to myself previous to next Saturday the
ton will be published in few days.
noZ z. N. S, BLOGG.
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70 Ctreuiatts,,s s:resser than the Dailtss
both C,ates combined. ga
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TERMS,

Tue Day Book will be served to subscribers
at 81 cents pei week, payable TO the Carrier
When sent BY mali ,c wlil be "a per year, 81
six mouths. aud B. Tor three months, paya
lie IN advance
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Blu RROW'S
.-~ RELIABLE e.
90 - 7 - MEDTCINE

FOR THE RAPID AND ErFEcruAI cr,nuos
SChOrULA, SYPHILIS. RHEUMdTISM.
,DfSfEPS!A, ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS.
nervous Headache, Erysipeias, UIcera.
FloIULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, SCARLET FEVER
FLIES. GENERAL DEBILlTY. -
GRAND ULAR s WELLLNGS.
ChRoNlC FEVER AND AGuE.
MkaGUaiAL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES.
nd all Diseases arising from an YImpure State
Life. y III
Fer sale in Norfolk by SARA
4 J. W. BuRROW D. CO..
Druggists and Chemists, 6s Church a.
y ~ 49, ASAA 81.
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HO +! FOR THE FAIR

EN- scriber will run his se-ARn
~ UMNdbUSSES to and from ~
the the FAN GROUNDS during the con tinuation ~
me. naey viii start from Main and pass up Church
s Sih;, every hour or two during the days Of ex
III Fare going and returning Twentv.fve
een.s. Ladies or Gentlemen Who desire ~
avail themselves Of this mode of convarsrc -
nave Only to signal the driver and he viii .ton
Ao 9-N WA. o. COLE.