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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21
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ssSFsE Subscriber would most respectfully IA
4 form his friends and the public general
that he is now prepared TO meet tne VANS
tie public in his line Of business, haying NJ =
Der Of HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEY hl>
CES, always on hand, which he will let ou' a
the lowest rates. .,.,,u
Stahling or Board 1urnlsned SehtieHieii d -
's sa o,t % sA' '''' JAS THAYEh
xKT II. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 & los Chalch street, Nogfoia
Dealer in PorteA Ale, Cider, and Superior Mil
sral Waters. Fine Draft A4e always on h'i'''.
oc3
mo ID. GONDAN 4 co; ,
j EXCHANGE OFFlNE.
NO. 30 Market Square,
,IphNp SILVER COINS at highest rates,
i kinds of uncurrent Money on reason
erms. ,,,,.
York and Boston for sale at market rates
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold
de 7-ly -
LAND WARRANTS on ALL
,izes constantly wanted, for which the highest
cash prices will be paid by ,,,,ry
West side Market square
II BOARDING HOUSE.
west Main, near CRANKY street, No SIS, Norfolk
Va. Boarders by the day, week, month OF
year, at moderate prices Sc
In Formerly w. Berwick's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
uNpEn NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA,
Hair Cut, CURED and Dressed in every style, by
accomplished Artists.
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
Abstraction at this establishment.
Toilet Articles, SC. for sale sc o--N
HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated 1910.
Capital and Surplus $3.50 80.
LSOR Risks against loss, or damage! py Hlre
other pP pPop aaysfs n this old and Wen
Company, Apply at No. 46, Bank street 10
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4KT IL. BUCK,
w. No. 1903 & los ChaJch street, NoJolh
Dealer in PorteA Ale, Cider, and Superior 4'4il
sIai Waters. Fine Draft Ale always on hans
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Total value OF 5ll,l Jas slaves
mated at $6l2, 63, which is
the average value in Geor-
gia by official reports......
Total assessed value of per-
sonar p'-T city, except
slaves, al such as isex-
enpt from taxation.....,
Total value Of dividends,
interest, &C., which is
taXed............................
Total value of property,
mbi aced in business, for
which a license is requir
Estimated value otproperty
exempt from taxation.
Value of Investments in In
ternal Improvement Com
panies, which are other
wise taxed ,.................
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This sum divided between l,eS7,9lS per-
sons. which is the number of the entire white
population of the State, gives t. each ST.
05l rs.
The floating debt of the State is as follow:
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

ELUID AND CAMPHENE-A fresh sup
r. ply ofFluid and Camphene Just to hand
and for sale low. KEETE & STORY,
noyS Noe Union Street,
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M OAENTLY EXPECTED direct from
1S1 Cincinnati Tierces of TODD'S
SHOULDERS
and every one that tried them the past Sum
mer, know that better Bacon they never ate
Prepare every one to lay in supply.
no Is h. f. JAMES.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

JUST RECEIV ED AT @. HALL u Co.'s.
THE TANCHNITZ COLLECTION OF
British Authors.
EMBRACING the following popular Books
IL McCauley's History of England vols.
ByIon's Works S vols.
Tom Browns School Days vol.
John Halifax, vols.
A Life fol Life, vols.
The Head of the Family, vols
The Crescent and the Cross, 2 vols
Vivian Grey, by Dirracle, ? vols
Diany of Late Physician by Warren.
The Pickw!ck Club, by Dickens
Tom Jones, by Fielding, > vols
Harry Lonequer, by Lever.
Japhet, by Capt Marryat.
Pendennis, by Thackeray.
The Canton's by BulWer.
Eothen Pictures from Italy, Dickens.
My Novel, Bulwer.
Denereud, by Bulwer.
Mary Barton
The above with many others ior sale as above.
no
FREIGHT can be had for Edenton,
SFa, Winton and Newby's Bridge N. c; by
So applying 10
Oc 2S Wake Il co.
rs Cent BUSkINS scent.
ADDE'S Morocco and Goat Busains at + w
IL Seabury's Sons, l3 Market Square, Sign
American Flag. mol
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$l,043,965,9 .9.36

But as property is assessed
for taxation at least 20 per
cent. below its fair value,
the Auditor adds to the
assessed price..of lands and
personal property...... 99,7l0,l59 Ii
Making a total of..... $l,l43, 676, Os7. 80
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Coupon debt, 6 per cent. E.
Sterling bonds, 8 per cent.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FOR 1859.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FOR 1859.
K. ID. CLIFTON & co.
NORFOLK HALL OF FASHION.
VNHE subscribers are now receiving very
l. large and handsome stock OF Gentlemen
and Youths
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of superior quality and workmanship. Tothose
wishing to purchase we offer great inducements;
Clothing, we confidently assert that we can and
viii! sell at as low figure as any house in the
States, North or South. Also to hand prime
stock of
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
of every variety and description. An examiaa A.
ton Is only wanting to satisfy a Ii, that the
Old Stand No. IL Main Street,
is the place where you may always selyo
getting good article at a fair price. Call an
examine. nos
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Aber lest muB lA tor alien Din9ens@Ep. Wa.
leltdt bemerfen, paB lb Die SulpeIen nod elmer
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t9 nur 9loabte cine Eye fir pa5 Sueenta-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17

Brown.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch saw that whsp
Thomas Cunninghan, Esq, 81 Beaver, pa..
went to Kansas, under q eppointment g d.
s. Judge, in passing shro1oh' settlsmsna .
met old Ossawatomis Brown, who had IL
arrived with half dozen Prot Slavery rfiao-
ners, captured while ia arms 10 asssiI th0
Free Stare settlers. Among them we're ssv-
eral slave holders, who were discharged by
Brown Gas Gov. Wise promised to discharge
0errit Smith, with q lecture, rs poor igno-
rant devils, who knew no better; then, turn
ing to the Northern men with Southern prin-
ciples, be remarksd: Gas for ron fellows,
who ought to know better, having bsen
brought up in the Free North, / must ask the
Lord what shall do with you l" WhsFsnp-
on the stern cid. man commenced praying
to the Almighty, askiDg his aid, that be
might so dispose OF these prisoners - 70 best
promote the Free State cause, TO-, il the
midst Of which Judge Cunningham, after vain
attempts ct restraining IL, burst into Az Of
laughter. In moment Brown oeased pray
ing, and turning his piercing eyes upon tho
offender, remarked: "And ii you don't stop
laughing, / shall dispose OF yoa, sir, scfthosit
asking the Lord anything about II I" II il
unnecessary TO Gay that the honorable Court
resumed ito accustomed grave dsmeanor, and
that the subsequent proceedings OF John
Browns drum hssd court msFtiAl were mark
ed with no ievity 20 far - Judge Cunning
ham was concerned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17

CT The railroad meeting at Alexan drin,
on yesterday afternoon, ~as we'll attended.
keokuk being fully represented, while War
saw, as usual, but poorly in nambers,-
Speeches were made by Messrs. Hornish sud
Reed, Of Keokuk; Gen. Stephens Of War.
saw, and DR.. Cline, representing the Missis.
sippi and Wabash road, which he did in a
forcible md pithy speech, rejecting credit
upon himself and the road which DO repre-.
SCENTS. The books Of subscription were then
opened, and few hundred dollars sub-
'scribed, after which the meeting adjourned.
The Board of Directors then went into re-.
cret session, and appointed Mr.. Rufus VIII
ssy, Of keekHk, Grnerai Agent, and deferred
action as 30 an Engineer until Thursday next.
Warsaw Bulletin, 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17

The new Registry Law Was fully tested q,
the late election in New York, especially in
the city. But little fault IL found with it,
except by those who are in the habit Of prac-
tisiDg frauds. No lawful voter Was sxclu-
ded in consequence Of its provisions, While
it rendered ii nearly impossible for illegal
votes 70 be struggled in, or for voters to de-
post more than one ballot. The Tyibusas
thinks that the same number OF voters Id New
York city would have cast from 700 to TO-.
600 more votes, it the Registry law had not
been in force. If it thus protects the ballot
box, what honest man can object to the gem
eral prevalence Of such system? 1t is the
genuine and accstats voice Of the people
that true Democracy seeks 10 give free play
and power. All else is--trickery- fraud
tyranny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
The Douriasos.

twill be q source Of qualification to know
that both Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas are in fair
way 70 recover. Mira. Douglas enjoys uni
versal estssm among her acqusintances, - :
lady whose personal attractions are pArall.
eled BY her goodness OF heart, her intellect.
ual qualities and her refinement Of charac.
ter. Mr. Douglas is unquestionably the most
noted politician--not statesman---of the day
lew he became such, or what personal merit
or demerit it reflects upon him, 10 matter for
separate consideration; but the large place
he occupies in the field OF partixan politics,
no one can deny. His death at this time
would have proved, seemingly, matter Of
greater moment than almost any other event
He is the only substantial bond that holds
the Northern Democracy to the party. His
removal would have caused remarkable and
irretrievable confusion to his party, and
greatly affected the course of American pol
tiles. But he is, apparently, to live, and the
demonstration and disintcgration of the
Democratic party at the North will proceed
more gradually and naturally, and it's final
extinction be less violent and marked DO.
litical event than il the influence of his per-
sonal qualities and peculiar position were
removed at the present juncture Of affairs.
To his particular frieDds, who have been
trembling With many vague apprehensions
for the last few days, the news Of bis return
ing health will bring exceeding relief and
grati6oation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17

ALVrH DIsTalCT.--J. w. Denson was the
Republican candidate for the Assembly 10
this district, and vas elected by two votes.
The district il composed OF Crawford, Car
roll, Greene and Monona counties. Mr..
Denison resided in Keokuk during the winter
OF ls44-5, and the pleasure Of personal
acquaintance enables us to endorse him as
sound and unfinching Republican, man Of
decided talent and unblemished character.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
Frsm Hayti.

NEW YORK, NOV. IA.
Advices from Hayti to Oct. ed, state that
twenty individuals, concerned in the recent
conspiracy and 10 the murder Of the Presi-
dents daughter, had been tried, convicted
and sentenced to death. Sixteen of them
had been already hung, one was respited and
three had previously escaped to France.
Gen. Ocean Ulysses, for having suppressed
the facts connected with the Instruction, OF
which be was previously aware, was sen.
fenced to three years Imprisonment.
Port au Prince had been relieved from
martial law, and the country was quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
Francs. spain. and the African War.

Francs. spain. and the African War.
The London Times Of the 28th uitimo ssys
il has often dwelt on tho impossibility Of .
period OF quiet following . period Of success,
aud now, after the war with Austria ID con-
cluded, there cannot be any doubt that France
10 preparing to interfere in the quarrsls OF
Europs moro actively than Was expected, and
il 10 quite possible that the French and Span
ish forces will combine to carry out the plans
for obtaining redress for the iDsuits at Ceuta.
But the subsection OF Spain to French infu-
enCs, and the formation OF : system OF which
France i the chief, and Spain, Piedmont,
the Papai States and Naples are the depend
ents, deserves the attention Of every politi-
cisn among M.
The London News Of the Goth ult. endeav-
ors to prove that, ia going to wsr with Mo-
10000, Spain 10 the instrument Of France,
and that coliusive understanding exists be-
tween them. The consequences Of this ID, the
British Government, whose Mediterranean
! interests are involved in any territorial -
krandisements along the Straits Of Gibfal-
tar, finds itself in the alternative Of calmly
Watching the progress Of the Spanish army.
or forcibly interfering between the belliger.
ents, now that its representations have bean
set AZ defiance.
The London Globs rsmarks that when
Spain proposes TO tAks possession, ~ il were,
Of . portion Of the Msditsrranean, to con.
vert OeutA from ! landing place into strong
hold. and the nucleus Of an Africo Spanish
| territory, the question assumes dimensions
| which no British Government can undertake
70 settle independent Of public opinion. Ths
Globe adds: The commercial classes have
TOO great an interest IN the freedom Of the
Straits not 70 make their voices heard to vim.
dicate the right OF the passage.
The Spanish Consul to Tangiers has Jus,
arrived here with his household.
The French expsditionary force to Moroc.
90 IL 10 DO augmented by t~o brigades, la.
Guiding two regiments Of Zouaves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
The nrownsviiia war.

New ORLEAEs, Nov. 1.-THE Picayune Of
the 18th says that Gen. Palfrey's brigade il
willing to 90 to Brownsville II the funds are
provided by the public.
The authorities Of the city are doing moth
ing towards assisting the Texans.
The Picayunc urges the city to furnish
money for an expedition against the Guerril-
las.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-17
GOV. Corwin ana ,he speaker.h,p,

DAYros, Nov. 1.-The Dayton Journal
makes an authorized denial Of the staten eDt
that Gov. Corwin Is not candidate for the
Speakership. 1t says that Gov. Corwin de
sires it to be understood that he il eandi-
date for Speaker and that his name will be
presented TO the House.
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RY DR. HOLM Es

l.1.
ns, nsnus are cola, nc1 AsSo = ~
- mo's 80 puises ooms Inv "
r.s sye .s - INV ~ lily ~
But not beneath craven stone,
To plead for tears with alien eyes;
A slender cross OF wood, alone
Shall saw that here maiden Iies
And gray old trees, Of nugget limb,
Shall wheel their circling shadows round,
To make the scorching sunlig ht dim,
That drinks the greenness from the groun,
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kflLxD.--The Washington Press states
that = lad Fifteen years old, the son OF Mr..
Urtiss, living near Amboy, 10 that county.
was instantly killed on Tuesday of last week.
by falling with bis head between the rollers
OF sugar mill which be was tending.
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AId 20 Hrow nsyIlIe.

AuGusrA, Ca, Nov. l4--The N. @. True
Delta Of Friday says Gen. Walker had ar
rived in that city, and proposes to take com
mand Of party to relieve Brownsyille. 1t
is also reported that active movements are
being made in portions OF Texas to aid the
inhabitants Of that town against the attacks
Of the outlaws.
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WAsHIsoroH, Nov. l4.--,Judge Douelas's
early recovery Of his health was on Sasur-
day anticipated by some Of bis most init
mate friends it 10, however, reliably assert-
cd that he has been extremely iii for the last
three Days. His physician remained with
him throughout last night, and this morning
regards his condition about the ssme as yes
terdsy, though perhaps be IL = little more
comfortable.
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CT The Quincy and Palmyra Railroad IL
now complete and running. Our neighbors
below expect great things from it.
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still They Csuas !

Pear, Peach, Cherry, PLUM and Ounce
Trees also, Cherry Currants, COMMON Cur
rants, Goossberries, TO-. to, in crest vari-
ETY. and abundance.
N. B.-Big grapes not Oh gone.
VIM. BARNES, No. A, Estes House.
Oct. 81, 1859.
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The votes for Supreme Judges have been
canvassed. All the counties were returned
but Worth, which would have increased the
Republican majorities about rs votes. The
result is as follows:
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STILL THkY ao.--The slaves continue to
leave missouri ~ rate which must seem
fearful 10 the National Democracy. On
SATURDAY, the Memphis packet j. ii. Dickey,
lett our port WITH seventy five negroes from
.hefntefior, 10 charge OF two traders from
tennessee. We notice Likewise, great COM
petition among the slave buyers, who over
BID each other In spirit Of emulation.
me exodus 10 irrepressibIe. At this rate
The census OF slaves ia this State in a few
years VII be an easy task.--ISt. Louis Dem.
ocrat, l4tb.
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CT~Ground has been br, ken on the Coun-
Gil Bluffs and ST. Joseph Railroad.