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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-18

Vie Spuren flcgen bnc1 ami ais Sans gHieie nit
's'hem Sppne 9emclpst purpc. 6err Scrpme laG unp
ipman1ts eben cine 9ieife &auaiter, uno Sannbrn
orpust etne Senncl III rcn Sbee; ncbeu ibrer Safe
lag Tie ptrtenfDe. Sic nidtc cem @j9ter frennpId,
Sut Der lpren 0ruB NIT ungelhiftrn JtrabiIGen rrz
Wepfrfe nno oentn 9Sangeu ltb rGtbcr fGrtten ais
letnss SatsrS SStte. sic fab auf ole 6irtcnGte unp
oann anF tpn, ais woGte e la9rn: icbit pu re liet
MIR pein 0elhent ilt @r ldlu1 rie Quaen nicprr
unp lpelte init BEN Waiblumrl, ais mplc er antlpprs
ten: eS sebt mir 'Ip
Sand 9Sieie fIbrte caa 9Surt Gr iprad Yic( ncn
hriRliden 6erjen uno G'utcs Seaen. octraute G6
1u4 o9ar gu tcbauftrn, ro6 Der Ntann, pcr armc
SSaten nnterltIsr trre isiucs ocrtcbrten @autens,
nod rUbl rtnit untcr Die S6afe CUR 9tr6tcn qcIeut
merbsn tGnntc
9crr Sercme lG6elte sutmiittil, unp blidte ouf
letnen Sa6nfSrau&, ais wruc rr agrn: R u ct Uper
Nese p0s tcmmt auf rims bcrauS
G0 irl mir eb ein, iprad cr nit elmer Ianftcn 93r.
ms9ung prs bnuptcs, rcnn Der iunac 9Surte immrr
feisis lnO rrpsntlid, it, SD te,abe pas Sbuloslc
p:aibhuuh pnit an einer HtctGpurft Mauatl leiprn
laiitn, Ssim Stup.tint,r mag or wGdcnt.i6 Gin
paar Sh9ltunbcn beuGcu, renu ib b6re. Dan er
Sut bat, S6nImciitcr ;u wsrpen gr mna tIalid, Der
tommen, unb init meusn 8abr itmriltcrn ciIen unp
S'V'' 10 ppIt lCp penn Wpbl Qclcs
9entli6, pb CT 6prtttritte matt 0rtt bcfoblen! nm
Smrlf llbr lit DER Slid serrdt
9sun sSiIRtIm terante pit bod murmclte Der
Sdter, tnpem 'r nit ieinem brcitrnt 9lufhlas ren
Nrm SeS Scbncs pritl4tr. Gcb unp tiiB' pam lieten
Serrnioie Sarb.
DeF Simmel wriB, wie e5 susins, gBillcIm panttc
l6bu&tern is an ben Sbectiid unp tIBtc Scannettcn
ptt pant. OaS Mdpben murpe fcuerrotb, Dams
SSiele la9te: nGSpeI"l uub 5rrr Serpme lGtbclte
LAP W Is nur gut cin, Batter! Der Suri6r bat aau,
9teht penn mas h fir iDu tbue, pcrDantt er ei0cnt
LID ntsiner 6phter.
gItt man6er linfiifcn %rrbrusuns bic tein 9au,=
mrter wuroe babtn 9elrn lalen, unr mandlru berqc.
totteTtrn Sc9enSwiinIbsu, Die Gjrtt uno pas Scr,
prS 9utsn NItcu rpltpmmen 9clten lie6ru, rmpfa6l
Hi n9S 9udtbe 9uor. gGt3beim woute anfanos
AUFl6ettsbalber riidmGrtS sur 9bar CHARACTERIZATION,
abrr bic Giteeit IIie.te 6m gu oreb bid bod um
pnmikbaS DnbiAe flrae NtGpdcn reincn fntllcbsn,
woRlsin9epuOrrten 5aar3Vpf ;u irtrn tcfcmmt Stint
crcbts CT tib um uup plnp rte nit teiftn lanoacref.
tenn 6alir Ypn pannrn.
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3 wri 5 &apiteG.
Ter erlte 93rIuh.

9Scr f9 nit Dem 0rpa,fen III Bette leat O2oroeu
itcbt rir ctmaS 98iAtsee bcppr Der eripaat ocmSbu
lid ie9r frub IS mar faum gag 9rmurren, ais &Bil.
beIm bbn Dor einem serbrp6eucu Saldbeuipicoel
ltanp, Nfcbl in eiue paare rcute unp einrn tuttli
brn 3cpf u fIerhten bemiibt mar. Gin 0rilncr per.
i4pncncr 8Ud, pUu siemIit f.nem Sube, lttpn ycr
Nret 9abren vpn enem 3r6Ocr erfauft, uuo fpislib
ilbcralI su furS erbitt icbt enen neuen Scbnud In
Dem Ralbotrn' ttfn gfaibumenlrauB, rer nit ipei
9rpBen StcdnapeIn au Der fen Srult brlt9t mar
Der Sater le9te Gin bsaunetrcnes 1udy I'm Den 6als
unp 500 ern meningenen ,Samm ppbl ,wan,iomol
ourG pds rnnr9elHnittene Spar. Gam bUlte er peu
puntrltaurn SpnntagsrUd NIT rrr S6arlad,wrlte
aus Dem .,cbIpe ihIplIeneu Sat,n; Der 9lufIdlao
ies bod BITS CUR StuIter Ginauf unO enfte lib brett
bis sur {ufe bnnb; elm meiBgewaihrner Dcmp1rmrl
le9te ltt prnblenp i'll bunptrt 6alten Sin Stcd ypn
2Setnrebe NIT cinem cenbeiurrurn jSnupft, bwebtc
an einem ltpernrn Sanpe an lcner 6anp, uup elm
put nit Orti 9rrBrn SpiBeu tepefte lein gaugt.
So tattth aue9erilltct, matteu lit tcipe auf psn
SSs9 5u Dem pidrn Mann, unp Der Saer paufte @5ptt
i'm Stilen, paS CT cgar Bergen errrdt babe, nm le-
mem armen 9Sibelm eDrlib purb Die 9B.l III GsIfsn.
Srlr SfrDme, Den Die Sir9er rer trinen 9anpz
ltapt ! : nur ,,S6rOmm" gu nennen pileaten, mar
'etn iranjoFlbsr @m9rant DEN atrr mrprr paS GptFt
Uon 9tantss, nod Der Natpnal Consent pcrtricben
baten, OnOerr Ger bios Dem 0liide nablief, neil cs
tbn 5u 9oule niht lu6te; EN- rGmild ,htBUlilbsr
8eGtSI1uti9er, nnp iibri9eus Gin heisiaer Grumpy
fa0ritant Der bcn ieit Sipau3is Sabren in Deutlds
Lane bauIte. 9ier mar lein @ewien bura elm Oaar
lb6ne @ugen pabn 9ebratbt ipOrpen, bas e5 lf6 nat
Den 9Sunden ieineS 6erjens bsquemte, pie feline mol,
lenen Striimpfe na4 9rOBen unO ttenrn 8asen; nit
anpern SSVrten: er Bate i erfii6nt, etns OtOltau-
TIN gu beiraben rie elm Saar nabber i'm gBchenBets
far1, nnp tbm cine ein3i9e 9ptter gnttrlieb, epn
Dem Shter Seannets, unp BON pen ibri9eu Qeuten i'm
9anle 9ann&en senannt.
3err Serome. wnr bid, atrr ipenn i'm Gin Qeoen,
Orr Die 9anO auf Die 8ut tste, 10 fiDlte CT pae Scr,
la"t 9sHu9 00Pfen. er 'acbte germ, unO trant germ
EN- WlaS Sur9unpsr, Iicter nod in GeeQl6ait, unp
am lifbltcn, wenn er aOn pes Mrrsens SemanO cine
2S9bltbat er5siSt 9atte; penn 9Spbltbaien macben
FORIteb barum gilt Der 5rE9be trts licter els Der
Marrfrpf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-18
Grpriftr G,irbe.
Seman .pn q. ron 9ostbue.
GrItcs Sudb.
GrfeS 8apitel.
Ter Ruoke
Ter &nate.


S6it6elm iaB am Sod,c unter einem Gr(cu,
taume Gr bate ctcn rc urge &inrr ron ci.
rem gSeocnait 9rIGBt, unb clue ,btrtenflGte IA
rau5 9cihnjbt. Gr Jap uno bliss etnfabe, itmrr-
miltbi9e Ntclobtrn, ranu tlitte er picrcr t1rr
in bcn Bad uno peiute tittcrlih. Gin puor
Sbritte pum ufcr leg iein !5ut, unb BARN Gin
Stid Srob. Die StiegIiBc unp 6inten bupftcu
immcr ndber prn 3mcis su 3weis, mo murpsn
enelib 10 rrctt itG Srprfrumen aus Dem Suite
gu bpleu. 96ibeIm lnb es, Id6rlte prbmiitba
uno Swang lid, lciier gu iuluf5en, Tim Die tIsi-
ncn @Gtr nidat iu ltGrcn.
gSarum meinf ru, ena6c? 1Aaute pl6bld
cine 9rpte Sttmme tinter itm.
gSarum meinit pu, Suate2 9a6 rin feineS,
licbli6eS Ghp bic gRprte suriid. 9Sil6rlm or.
Idbrat uno wurce rptb, ale Ici sr auf elmer bGIcn
&bat ertnppt mUrpen. Die MenI6cn ihGmen
lid ctncr G)abe Die pch BON ibyer eplrn NbtunIt
Seu9t. sic f6Gmcn ib Der Sbranen. Nicmanp
mag 8eru lcben ldien oab or ge,peint bat Sir
taudcn auf bic S6uupftiiGcr unp priidrn lie
auf Die rctbcn &u9en, um bic lcste Spur rcr
Mrnlhbctt meg Su wiihen.
98iIbelm bate uiAt i3et, bic erp6en SrcpIen
aufjufan9en, rie iitcr icine traune g8ansc rrll-
ten. @r 9afftc nit beucn Ihwar5eu 2Iusen Den
6ro9cr an. GS itanb nor i9m Gin rifcr Maun
in cinem ihlihten bunfelblnuen 9tpde uno elmer
runnen 9cridc; in Der recbtcn ilelhiarn 6anU
tru9 CT ein ldn9ta ipani'hrs 8cbr nit aulpurm
&ncpfe, unp an Der linfen bielt CT rin bulpcs
elftabrtSca Mdcbcn, auf prlIrn Ncirnmanaen
Die Absnplcnnr hurd Die Stdttrr ipieIte, unp in
peiIen tOupcn gpdsn Elm muttwill9er 3epGyr
fplcno tGnpelte.
SSarum mcinlt III, armer Sfnate? wiepcrbolte
bas freunclite @clhGpL uno licB lelbf cine
Gbrane auf zen StrauB pon Maiblumen fallen,
pen eS e6en 9epfIidt Rattr.
Ah Nfamieuhen agte gGilbclm unb ralftc
fid auL i'd weine, msi! i'd uibt meiB, mas in Der
9SeIt aus mir perbcn ipQ
Siit M zine S9aiies fraste rrr bfe Mann.
8ilb e M. Ab nein! SD babe nod einep
Sater = Der 6crr wirD i'm wptI tennen, CIR btA
oft in isinem 6aule seartcitct
De- D. Nt an II. gBer 1T bein Sater9
gS ii J E M. Der paftraser Sans SO ieIe.
Gr bat mid bis eBt Sur Shule sebaltrn. gob
tann leen nnp idbrsiten, unO audi ben Corne=
hus NePos 'rpOnircn. gfun iinD Die 3eiter leDr
id9mcr. Der Satet ipritt er taun bas Shul-
9elO ni6t mebr 1erpitnen, id lou audi Yadtr1.
ser merOen, uno metn SrOp lu6en
Dsr D. Mann. llnD pos sefdnt Dir ni6t?
9S be M. SD wOute 10 germ etwaS 9iecbt.
iAaftnes lernen.
Der D. Mann. M:in lisber SUGn, ierer
NenIh auf Der SSslt lit i'm @runpe .nur Elm
9aftrG9er, unO wer ieinen Qaden nur aus eli.
mem 5auie in pas anoere trasen, unp bort able
gen BARI Der lit ma9ri4 ni4t am I4lmmlen
paran.
SStiGeIm fab i'm an; in leineu turen ausen
mar 5u Ieien: iA SerItcbe Sie nittt
y" Serltebll mid ni6t, Iubr Der btfe Nann
'ort' nnO es pare teTsr, ib peritanOs mid leltlt
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gSceimaulIncii.

occth9un9cu.
Der ,,In;ei9er" erteint eben Scnna6snr, sum talt~
iabrihen Subcripcnspreis 81 so in Scraue,ablune
oocr % @ts. eno iabbar ben rep Srdeer. suss
w6rii3 Ntcunenten beten ceu Setrao ali Den crASoebr
(9etttr~ 93cr 6T5l sef6uigi tnsuIeuesu
Grtpreence SI;tr69c uuo Wiubeluneeu iperSn Sau6ar
entstJcu9enpmmen unc auf ScrlonSeu pcnprirt.
Aaietsea uno Sconnm0tbuneen aIer 9lrt merheu uncr
fpsnocn Stcinsun9en Gufserpmmsr: Gnmalise @inrude
une neS Slr0rts 90 3etcn rber wentec tilbcn eincn
Satore) 90 GtS ipeundGc Ginrlfune 75 GtS. uno fir
secS metcre ARol % &tS brIi6e rid6ftSoneiscR pcr
ben fur $i2 in balt0brIicr @crauSatune aufecromncn
GrrBere Nnei9cn merecn cert6ltn;Bm6Bis berednrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-18
The German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEt., Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per An
mum, payable In advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFtEE: las MAIN STREET.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12
Rrom ths Baltimore Clipper.
Cant. Geek = DemGcfnts


HageTstorn, Oct. 28.-The notorious Capt.
Cook was brought feg this plaos gcsserday i en-
route Il to tChaflestswn.9 W hilst ~ the hotel
waiting for . eoayeyanee 20 ChsrlestOwn,
Messes. George Freanesia and Willbs@a kotles,
two Isocofoco cAndidaaea % sheycOunsy ticket.
approached him and engaged him In c0nyersa-
tion in reference 10 any political question ~
yoived in ahe insursecsion q llarpers Festy.-
The Captain declared that politics had nothing
. do wish The mater. The genslenen 4ihten-
FogaseA him fershsF' - % III own pOhiicas when,
- th4ir great ssrpsise. ths Captain told them
be hid not soted fos nsany Jesss. bst that u
pol,tics lie as DemaefAt. No farther inqui~
tsss about politics were made by those candi.
6ateo4 EHk5~ @si7sau4 1sssEss&sr s9 ssa1sag
grsn - NJ AlbAay tIa.3 4fl4ssas xill
X Cock. The aecond 10 command of the inaus.
Ssots at Hafpsf's Ferry, ~ tAe Nov Albany
1titsa1 ptaseA n ~ bfothef.ia- n. q 0Oy;
| W ulard. " Indians, Or elslxees we're VII
fisnsia6ss. lAak CIV. Williid. a A. speech y
| the court -koast III ghD tlaee, 40 - oehsI
/ rsinta II ~ Csnsfessibosi distde& y 1865
coanen6e1 ~ Ab0litionisss " hang 1nsa,
i.nl nros3tionD ~ ~ bpshsa. ta tcs1 fsnaeaj
| .errssa " .SkSts fouts v CAusdk Aod g6l
MA 1ss eheegsd ~ n Ser1tel ! NJ I'D tl,sn
.. ssse isiS b&fSss, ~ 80 s6h.eqstaily, ssihs
-. ~, -. that Co. WIZARD se ahdta1a y u
AhaIlttoatef. y dep u ~ MA y Nv beSsAas.
4 fn-lau Cpok ' 81 ~ mlte, 40 w uenl1 ~
/ Se suRpps.ssA y heas 81 leseass - 1la 80
It'd O. y ysssie ssSs y r!s',s. u ~ nj III
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12
Foar NADlscs, ocr. II, 1859.

EVc toAh AAuteOhs VVEs As ASSVs n
~ Agrieaitursl Society, Dss Aoisss Co.:
-. Aa aIR--I regret that busia. d engagements
fI'1kd me from attending your County pAis
- 7eec.sd 70 DO. ]: y, bowsyee, With
III. 49, that receive the inteIligence, ~ yOus
49,, mat The Black Hask horse, "vsrmons." !"
'se the "swcepstakesr psemiam for four
y, ssA Of any horse exhibited aadsr tAs
~. year society. .asssSss 4 SAt
80. no nnneritsd complinsnt - teis soe'e
- 81 the Black Hs9k 1osgAn bssed e1
- 10 he vest "7aTT
!. ssa sAe sock beeedsss Of Iowa are beGin-
-. spssssiass the val1s Of this stock 81
- - Strange. whsn - consider thsis
:; !: ~ q i:sl '::1i +. :1ts:s 80
a.. pssaIaa ssardsa him, Of len dollass,
49,. sasa y retained BY your sociesy, and
n...s ,ysse a4ks ssnnGtait<e ~ eese Pais
ls,sssa Aessss q any ags of The Black Havl
aess.. eoeN IL - M - EhbIHaae41Q =
ys,. .shg - far y nAy - ~ larDsss Y
sss ksasy y iess ~ Rss vslss q ~ dioss
sv.ssses q ksenps 4 ~ eesqssy. Ihs
- y ~ asek, y SSso1 Is I'm.
~ La4 gell eapsssA
vaytssD Dssla7 I, y1sr Aisad,
issTi1 acs1alfst % on
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

CiEcuAsT AHcEs ALrER CAsEs Had the man
Cook, one OF Browns insane followers u the
Harper's Fersy emeute, been brother in-law
Of Trumbull, Lincoln, or amy other prominent
Republican, instead Of Governor Willard Of In
diaxa, What would have been the ccnseQuences
The fact would have been trumpeted from enc
end Of the country to the other a. positive evi>
dence Of lhe completely Of these gentlemen and
Of the Republican party in this unfortunate
affair. Such is Democracy in it's last stages.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

TBE SPEAKKRssIP.-The narnes Of Judge Ed
yards Of Lucas, Dr. Writers Of lynn, Stewart
(soodrell Of Polk, and Edward Wright Of Cedar
have been mentioped 10 connection With the
Speakership. They are all good men. With ex-
neriepcs and abjty, and either will do.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

The vile and daughters Of Senator Dooiittls
Of Wisconsin. driving home to Racine. few
evenings since, from Kenoshs, were uaylsid by
. highwsyas from whom they very narrowly
made their escape, the man pursuing them more
than half mile, and vas At times almost within
grasp Of the carriage. ss1 - se
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

A BArnEs CoUxrr.-St. Lasrence County.
n. r., vas the home Of Silas Wright, and was
the old banner Democratic County, in the days
when the party ~as Deasoeratic in principle. 1t
Is nov the banner Republican County in the
Empire State. The active men Of the party
have eompiesed their osgeuisatiao and prepares
tious to get the voters 70 the polls, and report
70 headquarters, AZ Albany. that the Repsbli !.
osu State Ticket can drsw ON that County Tor
fse thousand majority over every thing
Slavery and cosk-leg combined. The elcctioa
h next T0esday. sY szI.Ls le x. ss.ess.s ,.i.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

gatded BY the public with even more ind'iies7
encs than sbs Hsrpsr manifesto. u i tbs same
thing 10 substance, only the shape being slightly
altered. The sane falsifcation Of history. The
same sophistery, she same disgustinG egses".
which marked the former effort, are even 10
more eosspicoous degree, the distinguishing
traits Of tbs one. Those uholssdured the af-
iIlcsieas ef he Harper dosamsss, will siss this
lat vile berth. eass
r. The Louisville Journal has 20 eo@Daaane
70 nake agsanss Gov. Wissss lsaity 10 avewisg
bic psspess to let GssSis Snish % With lecturs,
- penalty fos Bis Abolition Offences, The
Jossssl thisks he bsiag ooopsllsd - hsses ~
the lssssss ssvssss ponishnsat shaa ess1as-
nsps y ssisesslAs1: - - i z ! i. u -
3tr = vary pssssy qeasrsl = = pseesnss -
susslfsG b. ~ Ga1 = PsDtss - o1ssy :
lshrosgh - Npsndl Dls1s pepsts. m hsss
|nssiess tpeesas1 y Ras,Avasess ~ ~ =
shsles1erD.i1 i1Asisj jsuslssss laAliss Rainss asd
lgarpes. ssssld sAsss aseeupllsAsa - -
lssisf is@tljsels ~ hate = aseftsf. e1st I
shsesslves - nay Ieek tssae aEahaehs apev
aedsnaabIo Lisia1seK --4iA I'D shsaAsR =. -
Moi "a ssa Gsias sgoosl sdt 81 aesss assa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

IL EDifoR:
asad yoa another letter which I deem
WIN! oi Publication, as an example and in-
N4li'e 70 Others to initiate the lbersii,y and
- sp'i' Of the writer toward our Aericui-
'oeleis II this spsvit pcsvaded the mass
~, WI people What eraad results misht b.
~as'sd st our next Fair. fe3 &
Very sespessfsily,
n. ". STARR.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

qa ~ W.n. II. Graham was arrested on SAtur.
day and brought before Justice Hsrsis on
charge Of vsgrancy. No witnesses appearing
against him, he was discharged. II ~. s... s
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

men. Of finances was accepted and ordered %
be published il, the Hawk-Eye.
ON motion Of I. C. Hall. the societY proceed-
al ~ = s,ec.ion Of of1csrs. viva ,ocs..s which
-. nltea as sallowa: .sse-sg ,s,...
!, President. II. W. STARR.
n Vice President, CHAa MASON. sr9.ss
s. Secretary. Gro. II. LAng. :. S.s9.sss
:. Treasurer, VIZ, F. CooLnAvaa. s. ,.ss
4 Oa motion oi j, G. Hall. il vas' resolved 70.
vote viva voce upon the entire board Of Direct-
ors, st once. .lltssf 81 l.s-@ose !.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

LARGE PorAroEs.-We cav potAtoe yester-
day al the Warehouse Of Fear Hagef tk<s
can harsly be beaten for size. 1t was Of the
Pink eve variety aud weighed 81 lbs. strong,
aud was raised BY WIN. lngersol. Of Augusta
Township, Des Moines County, The. have
California W hites, raised by the same gentleman,
| that are remark abiy 6pe. F.5 e.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

. .aO'nAs EsiDg. Jr., son Of Tom Ewing, Of
N"' 70 the Republican candidate for Chief JUS
y Aant's; sad Judge Joseph Williams
"Aefiy Of Our State, the Locofoco candidate.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07

TIE SOUTHERN GUARD.-The committee
ON Uniforms, appointed at late meeting OF
this Company, met at MIR. W. 7. Hendren's
office last evening, for the'purpose prepar-
ing report. We have been unable to learn
what their exact uniform will be, but judge
from what we have heard, that the color
will be blue. There is the ring of true metal
about this company that warrants US in say
ing that it will be the company of the State.
We feel warranted in saying this, when we
remember that some of our first citizens and
weslthie men are members.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-07
For the Ddu Book, !

for Me nay BOOK.
MR EDITOR IL have noticed several times
in your paper, calls on the merchants and bu-
siness men of this section of Virginia to con-
slider the necessity of Ocean steamers to run
from your city to some port in Europe, but
it seems that such an enterprise is entirely
too grand, or the love of money too strong.
Now, Mr.. Editor, the plan which shall su T.
gest for the accomplishment of such an OBJ.
ject, if carried into effect, cannot fail. 1t is
this, propose that the ladies' of Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and surrounding country, build
as many ships as are necessary, and ii we
can get no one to sail them we will do it our
selves. You may smile at such PROPOSE
ton, but if they will but take hold of it, it
must and shall be done. When did woman
ever fail to accomplish Or ends? heard
lady, whose means are limited say, that she
would give one hundred dollars towards such
an enterprise. Now, Mr.. Editor, put the
ball in motion give us place in the Day
Book lend US a little of your engery; have
subscriptions opened at the Day Book Office
solicit the other editors of the city, also the
editor of the Transcript, in p Portsmouth, to
do the same, and in six months from to-day,
we will have packet ships which shall bring
cur merchandise direct from London. These
ships can be equipped for sea for forty thou
sand dollars apiece, and built in Norfolk or
Portsmouth We are in earnest. Get the
ladies interested, and there is no such word
as fail. NORFOLK COUNTY .
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In THE CHARLEsTowN JAIL.-We are in
formed that Walker, the drummer for the
Woods Riflemen, got upon frolic in
Charlestown few days ago, and while in
that state was arrested and committed to
Jail. When questioned he was very 'graft"
and being disguised in liquor as well as
Par. aes uniform, he was looked upon as sus-
picious, until some of mis- comrades appear
ga ana procured his release by stating who
he was aud accounting for bis being in the
u. 8. uniform.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK

VIM. l.. Walters, Proprietor.
Thos W Smith, Snttolk; L d Grant. Chi
cago; II Haynes, Williamsburg; B Jones
New Jersey; Geo w Mordecai, Raleigh; Ii
Nan Bell, Philadelphia; George W Bee, II
M Malsom, New York; F. II Las,iter, Nortt.
Carolina; G Griffin, } } Greene, South
ampton; VIM Ivy, Hampton; r Elhots.
North Carolina, John F Segar, Old Point ;
Parker, wife, two children and servant.
Isle OF Wight; o F Shield, Yorktown; Jas
Cornick, Princess Anne; Capt q Thomas,
Alexandria.
MERCHAN IS HOTEL NORFOLK,
III Job" Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
Benz, North Carolina; John G Sykes,
John W Beaton, Southampton county, vs. ;
Thomas j White. Matthews county; WIN
Braithwait, Princess Anne county; VIM b
Parks, A Fraser, Mr. Fosel, Mr. Richie, Mr.
Miller, John Anderson, Balti more; h HAITI,
Currituck, c; $ W Marden, Jos Amenon,
New York; Thos Keeling, Princes Anne co;
Solomon Hodges, Suffolk, Va; DR. II j Butt
and child, Ourham's Creek, N G.; NJ Greek.
more and lady, Norfolk County; Southern,
VIM Lyon, Gatesville, N G; Mr. Williams,
Old Point; E G Simms, A Northcot, Cole
rainr, q; Rendell, Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad; E W Hardy, = Hull,
Whitehurst, s H Mart tine, j l. Baker,
Virginia. -
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{ For the Day Book.
MR.. EDITOR I:


Mr.. EDIroR:
What conclusion have the people OF Nor
folk come TOT Those of Richmond, Smith
field, and other places in Virginia have de-
termined to encourage home industr y, and
home everything.
They have determined to purchase no more
of Northern manufacture, either of mind or
matter.
Do the people of Norfolk intend to. repe
North rn influence or not? Do they intend
that Northern abolitionists shall monopolize
all of their most important public offices
Have they not many ladies and gentlemen
among them capable of taking charge of the
Public Schools
Can they not appreciate their talents be-
cause they are Of Southern BIRTH If my
friends of Norfolk will look to themselves,
encourage the sons and daughters of our
own sunny land (; promote those whose in
terest lie with us, we will then II 'lmph over
our Northern foes. A t--~-.
ALADY OF WASHINGTON POINT.
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Special Notice.

I FAVE APPOINTED WILLIAM s. PRIME,
my agent to carry on he Boot ana shoe
Business in the city of Norfolk in all its bran.
ches, under the name and sty lie OF WILLIAM
s. PRIME, Agent .or VIM. W. Mose.ey
lie Will Manufacture BOOTS and SHOES Tor
sale, and W i'll also sell Boots and Shoes mn
CHI sed by Kim as my Agent.
hereby give notice thar he is fully autho
riz. d to purchase any aud all articles and goods
suitable 40 proper OF transaction such
BUSINESS Ion my credit and responsibility and
to sll the same Oh my account az such 4 ent
Ger VIM. W. MOSELEY
NnR KnIK. Usc. fifth IHaQ.
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A yoLuN rEER REaIMENT.-It is in contem-
plation to form new Velunteer Regiment
in this city as soon as the two new military
companies lately organized, are commission
ed. This Regiment will take position as the
Fourth Regiment of Virginia Volunteers,
and will like the third Regiment, belong to
the 9th Brigade. 1t will be composed of the
six volunteer companies of this city, and
will, of course, be separate and distinct
from the SAITH Regiment, to which they now
belong.
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BRowN's CoFFIN.-Mr. Barney Kayton,
who has just returned from Chariest own, has
laid upon our desk piece OF tia wood from
which old John Browns coffin was made; he
also exhibits small piece Of the rope with
which Brown was hung, together with one
of the nails out of his coffin. Mr.. Kayton,
who went up as one of the musicians of the
Woods Riflemen, has come home on fur
Tough in company with Private Whitehead
of the same command. They inform US that
the boys are all well, and are being well
provided for as they could expect. He in
forms US, also, what will no doubt be graft l.
flying news to many of the families Of the
men now there, that they are being furnish
ed With shoes, flannel shirts, and other ne
cessaries; in addition to which they will re-
ceive three months pay. He does sot ex--
pect they will reach home before the 10th O
this month.