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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21
To the Commissioned O0icers of
mi

The commissioned officers Of Virginia are
invited to meet in general convention at
Richmond, on the 10th day Of January. 1860,
for the purpose of celebrating upon the
military affairs of this Commonwealth The
object Of the convention IS to aid the Legis-
lature in rs-organzing the militia upon the
most effective basis possible. 1t is expected
that the convent ion will bring to the service
of the military committees of the lIagis'a-
ture amount OF experience and kpnwl-
edge, which cannot be obtained by with sses
subpeaaed to attend the committees.
1t NUT be apparent to all that our pres
ent militia system is totally inadequate to the
wants of our State ; and that speedy and
effective reorganization of 1t is imperatively
demanded by the best interests OF the Com
menwealth.
1t is hoped that every commissioned ofh-
Ger in the State, who has the preservation OF
the honor and dignity of Virginia at heart,
will attend the Convention.
Officers are requested to attend IN fuii
dress uniform.
By authority of resolution passed at a
meeting of the commissioned officers at
Charlestown, Dec. 14tb, 1859;
Col. A. }. WEISIGER, seth Regiment.
Col. JNO. \. GIBSON, 55th Regiment.
Col. W. A BANKS, SD Regiment
Col. j. r. CHAMBLISS, 18th Brigade.
Maj. j. l.. HOOFF, 55th Regiment.
Capt. j. sc JTT, Cavalry, )S5th Reg't
Maj. VIM. LAMB, 54th Regiment.
rs Papers of the State please copy
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THE New MARKEr.-Without desiring to
be over anxious, we confess to strong de-
sire to possess place for market purposes,
and could wish that the building now in pro-
gress was finished. The array Of carts on
Main street are not in their natural element,
they do not look apropos, they want the
back ground of our new market house to APP
pear to advantage in the picture. The hor-
s.s seem to feel that they are on pic mic,
and NOPE around the vehicles like visionary
animals slightly hypochondriac. We can
picture them when their new place of meet
ing is completed, brushing up in looks and
neighing proudly in triumph, forming "A
powerful contrast to their present detection.
1t will be a good thing for all parties, as the
traffic on that portion of Main street on
which they are now stationed, is at all times
great. We know that we shall shortly have
our wishes gratifed and disclaim any undue
hurrying of the work, but we are led to the
fact by tn desirableness to all parties of the
improved place for dealer and customer
In wet weather, and when good crop Of
umbrellas is abroad, Main street, is not un-
like, in some respects, theSroad from Sebas-
topo to the camp, being a crowded and bust
ling concourse Of members of the Commi,-
sariat Department, laden with the munitions
off peace and plenty.
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SIeNs OF THE TIMEs.-These greatly de-
pend upon the way in which they are looked
at, Christmas time for instance To the
man that owes mouey (there is large num-
ber) It is a vexss;ous time to the man who
expects to receive money equally hume
rous) it is rather pleasant time, as it is al
so to the jovial man; whilst to the misan-
thrope or the miser it is the worst time. TO
the ladies its very busting time; to the
merchant the time is hopeful, and to the idle
il is time for being busy; to the boys and
girls it is emphaticaly "great time" and
to the .cullered population it is the tune
of all times, when they have "sich' times as
''they never seed" To the poor its time
which they hope will be better, and to the
rich it is time, that it were time, to make the
poor folks time a. good deal better. The
kind-hearted have no better time than
Christmas time, to be charitable in time;
whilst to the busy, who seldom have time,
it is time to take time. AT all times, from
time to time, its as we'll to select
time, to be thankful for good times, and no
Christmas-time. If these and other Signs Of
the Times are not timely, then its time we
stop-for from time out of mind, it has been
acknowledged thousands of times that the
Editor of the paper has less time than any
one, as at all times his time is so occupied
that he has no time for pastime. This time
is the only time we ever drew so eagerly on
Time which by pleasant fiction reads as
pecuniary. for "Time is Money"
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In SKLF-DEFzNCB.-Aj jury of inquest was
summoned yesterday on the death of Mr. A.
Esleck, and after apatisnt and thorough in
vestigation of til e case. the jury examining
some dozen or SO witnesses; and after sitting
about ten hours, returned verdict that the
deceased came to his death from a shot fired
from pistol in the hands of Ricketts,, in
selfdefence. This, OF course. puts the pris-
oner at liberty.
We have full report of all the witnesses
in the case, but do not consider it at all ne
cessary to give the details.
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ANOTHER NEW MILITARY CoMPANY.-We
learn from a reliable source that a military
company is about being formed In our city,
to be composed of our German citizens, and
called the "German YaegerS." From the
large number OF that class of persons who
now live in our midst, we have no doubt,
that with little exertion they could raise a
company which would not only redown to
their credit, but be an honor to our city
Keep the ball in motion and let the work go
bravely on.
The PULPIT. We have been requested to
announce that the Rev. L. Roy NJ. Lee, the
Presiding Elder for this District,will preach
in the CRANKY Street Methodist E. Church
this evening at O'Clock. We learn with
regret that the Rev. DR.. Finley is quite un-
well at this time, and unable to attend to
his pastoral duties,
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SALE OF LAND.-The tract OF unimprOyed
wood land belonging to the estate OF NJ.
Todd. (dsceased,) containing !55 acres, was
sold at auction yesterday by James G. Pol
lard, Auctioneer, for $l,3ll. Purser John
ston purchaser.
-RELIaIogs.-O readers perhaps may not
be aware that German congregation has
been formed in our city, aud services is held
every Sunday morning in the Bethel Church.
1t is the intention of this body to rent the
above named church for the next year,
where regular religious exercises will be
held, and for that purpose have secured the
services of the Rev. Mr.. Bsehringer of the
German Reform Church.
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fnE FIRE DEPARTMENT Of Portsmouth,
consisting of the Resolution, Independent
and Chambers Hook and Ladder Compa-
sad tribute Of respect to their brother fire
men, Mr.. Augustus Esleck, who III ct so sad
and sudden fate on Sunday morning last.
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DIED.,

On Wednesday morning, December 2ist, Mrs
MARC ARET A. FLAGG, aged 81 years, wife
of Robert S. Fiagg of Martinsburg, Va.
Her funeral will take place on Thursday al.
brother-in-Iaw 3 Davids, 27 Cove st. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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DAILY SALES.
From 10 to l2 A. M, and 7 to 8 d. IN.
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
Al No. As, E. MAIN STREET.
TNHE Stock consists of varied assortment
Il of DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies we
will have daily sales from 10 to u O'Clock, and
for the gentlemen evening sales from to o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold out as 500 n as may be-
Sale Pos1tive-to commence on MONDAY
Nov. 2 st FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctioneers
P. S.-Goods will be retailed low during in.
termediate hours. FAB
no l9.tf
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BLANK Books. Among the stock to be
closed out at No. u, East Main street, Day
Book Building,) may be found large lot
Of the best quality of Blank Books, which
will be sold at great sacrifice, at private
sale, previous to holding the auction
Merchants are invited to call in and examine
them. :"
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Selected
EXPRESSLY
FOR
Medicinal
AND
FAMILY
USE.

A. ]. MOCK Il CO.'S,
~ Wide Water Street, next door to
je IL S. o. MERwIN IL Co.. Aucrrs.
SOU rHERN ENTERPRISE
WE are constantly talking about Southern
w Manufactures, but slow 10 act. Now we
have to commence small, but in proportion to
the extent that we are patronised we shall
grow. Now citizens of Norfolk, if you would
have Shoe Mandatory in your midst that
would do credit to your city, call at "A Church
street, few doors above Main and give your
support to U. A. DAVIS, who is practicable
Boot and Shoe Maker.
He mas es every kind BOOT or SHOE now
worn, and warrants satisfaction in all cases.
Encourage your Manufacturers de Is
DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
FOR RENT.
e., The desirable new Cottage Residence
MA;,H on Washington Point near Cedar Grove,
.N!U and adjoining the residence of VIM. S.
Butt, Immediately opposite the Dry Dock -
There is large garden attached to it, good
Cistern, Kitchen and necessary out houses, and
everything conveniently arranged. 1t Is con.
veniently situated near the water and will
make desirable residence for any one in bust.
ness in Norfolk or Portsmouth.
ALSO,
small family residence near the track OF
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, about
mile from the toll bridge. Rent cheap and
wood thrown in. Apply to the owner,
W. W. IVES, Or to the
dc l21f Day Book Office.
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LONDON DOCK
RRANDY,
Vintage '46 and '48.

Vintage '46 and '46.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Negler 8" 8 yrs. OF /,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
Can always be had froE.
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
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ATTENTION KIFLEMEN. The Woods Rifle
men will assemble this evening at o'clock
at Head'Quarters, to receive welcome to
their homes The Volunteers who accom-
panied the RiAemen of course are Includes
in the invitation. The company will attend
in undress uniform.
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Auction Sales.
A u G. r. 10 N

AUCT ION.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, POCKET
CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c, &c.
TODAY at 10 O'Clock in the morning, and
l. att to night, large lot of beautiful Jew
ellery, POCKET CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c, at
tae Auction House of JAS G. Pollard, Market
Square.
de l7-tf JAS. G. POLLARD, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE.
STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, &c,
All AUCTION
'ISHE PROPRIETOR of No. q, East Main
E street. having determined to make a change
la his business, offers his entire Stock for sale
at Auction, or at private sale below cost. The
STOCK on hand to be closed out, consists of
Standard Works,
Poems,
Miscellaneous Books,
Prayer Books, Bibles
Hymn Books, Song Books,
Novels, School Books
Blank Books, Stationery, &c, &c.
Those in want of any of the remaining stock,
will do well 10 call early, as the stock will be
sold out cheap Merchants wanting BLANK
BOOKS can get great bargains. The Auction
Sales will commence in the course of a week or
so, as soon as the goods can be arranged. de IA
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j. J. MOORE & CO., Auct'r.
UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL

UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
AUCTION SALES.
A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
"A of different kinds and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety of Fancy Goods &c. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed of, these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON & BELOTE.
Sc 23--tf Auctioneers
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GIFT Socks, FINE BIBLES, PRAYER Books,
POEMS, &C.-A fine lot OF desirable Gift
Books, is offered at sacrifice, at No. u,
Day Book Building. Call and secure a bar
gain.
LADIES' FEAsT.-It will be seen by refer
ence to our advertising columns that the
ladies connected with the Cumberland Street
Baptist Church, will hold Feast in John
sons Hall, commencing on Friday evening
next, and continuing during several days OF
the Christmas week. We are creditabIy in
formed that, besides large variety OF good
things for the inner man, many articles,
both useful and ornamental, will be offered
for sale at reasonable prices.
We bespeak for the ladies profitable re.
Enumeration for their trouble and expense
AN INCIDENT OF FAREwELL.-A Among the
many farewells taken by the brave volun-
teers Of Norfolk and Portsmouth before
leaving Charlestown, none were more affect
ing than the following incident; On Sun
day afternoon last, after the usual dress pa
rade, the Portsmouth National Greys march
ed around to the residence OF the Misses
Gregg, where they were quartered during
the first week OF their stay in Charestown.
When there, Sergeant John d. Whitehead
made a few farewell remarks, rendering the
sincere thanks of the company to them for
their many acts of kindness while CHARTERED
under their roof, and expressing their most
heartfelt regrets at parting from friends who
had been SO true and kind to them. 1t was
quite an affecting scene, and eyes unusued to
weep were sufused with tears.
We neglected to state yesterday, that the
Armory of the National Greys was beauti-
fully decorated with flags, &C., in honor OF
their return, and that speeches OF welcome
were made by Col. Hodges, Col. GodwiA
and Mayor Grice.
ATTENTION kIFLEMEN.-The Woods kihe-
men will assemble tins evening at o'clock
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FINE PHILADELPHTA Su0ES-

IN Il 851LIADEI 1IA SAOES,
e@o Ladies we are Just in receipt
wv of another fine lot OF PhiIadel /.
phia Shoes just adopted to the
=, A2@ season, and we invite your spe
G!al attention TO our assortment of Caters
Walking Shoes and Boots.
4 w SEABURY'S SONS.
oe " No. l3 Market Square
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ID EMENIBER those splendid Sugar Cured
~ Rounds of baltimore Corned Beef for
CHRISTMAS at DFMING'S
ue ~ go Church strept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-26
LEGAL.

SHERiff', .,ALE-rhe state Ct Iowa.
- Scott county in the District Court Of Scott
county, state of Iowa.
by virtue % a special execution issued from
tho Office Of the Clerk Of The District Court
II Scott county, State Of Iowa, in favor Of
Robert Barnes, plaintiff, and against II. =
barnes AID sarah :. barnes, defendants, da
tel October ~. 1859, ana TO me directed, com
manding me, that Of the Real Estate as here.
matter described Of the said defendants
make or canse 10 be made, the sum Of five
hundred fifty FIVE $500 dollars, with in
tcrest and costs, levied upon the following
described Zeal Estate in scott county, Iowa
to-wit:-PArt Of the mort quarter OF the
south east quarter Il sec'iontwo 2),township
seyenty-nine 49,, range two ? east Of tn,
fifth sth) principal meridian, containing
twelve and one eighth (l2l. acres Of land
more or less. described rs foio.s: Commenc
ing At the centre or said section at stake
and s;oae, and running due 80. n seventy an
one-half 7ol. rods. ihehce east thirty SIX
anu one-halt 361s rods, thence north seven
'ytwo nd one Quarter (72i. rods, theme.
Sc. eighteel Ids 10 tho place q begin
ming. eontair ng sse and one-eighth l2h
tasse Lag the heal Estate de
scr.bed IN the aforesaid mortgage as III
property Of the defendants. And | hereby
give public notice that will off.r for sale \.
public QUERY at the Court Hon-e door in pay
IMPORT, >cstt county, Iowa. on Friday the 25tL
inv q 7vemher. l75a, az the hour Of 2
f'nek I /. OF said day to the highest ana
nest bidder therefor IN cash, the above descrl
oei property, or suffer. mt thereof t. satisfy the
above debt, with interest an costs
Dated this 2ls' day OF October, 1859.
II. LLoNARD,
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Farm fer NAl@.

1G0 ACRES, fsnced Ia four - acre lots, and 81
i w broke except 20 acres; two soy frame
house nearly new, tour !. oms and po.ch lo~ ana
wo large rooms above, &c lar. good we'll o. the
door. god vii n stsble. slsb.iog and o her out
arts, eberrier, piums gvapes nc: tin b r, lot
o. good 81 and rcck mar n. place runri water
-cross she fsso oes1 fsvm lie - The Dsvvnport
And lows O'ty road, one MI. rom sverthor : fav-
ern, u A1see.ine e,unty, 10 m.les lsoD Ansc 'i0e
ard Is nnil+s vest ~ Davenport sn- ME IRON
Villa aaid peepeyty \ e9Sred at 80 per acre -
payments % sHit Unqul|e f6r
1ev11 oalVssthom's 3svssn.
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VI which the CCpy-Rlght has been secured and
Arrangements made for the earle Il acticAbe pub
lie alton and stribution.
The ALMANAC AND REGIsTEa is designed to on.
brace Historic.i ketcn o: th T. riritoy and State
OF Iowa: ISIS Z Govrrno-- and stat" Officers. "a
judiciary, from the orginzatioG Oft state tot
present u ne; the number and es OF Cou' les.
d ties OF orraiDizat N, CouGtySetts aud poplaton.
names q County Oihcers Tab RS Of Gems us m
ant Popular Woes OF $3.50 Posi.Cfice and
P's'-ks-ters literary and ate Institutions !,
New-p per-; Railroads Orders Churches: Stag.
and kxpress Or .; a'fo-ms II Official Parties,
and lar aEouni Of othe, Hstnr al and Statistic.
al matter, which may be OF for st,te re,ereuee
together with ths National Platforms Presiden, >
Cabinet and judiciary Of the U q; Members Of the
IS Coner.ss, &C
Ia the compilation o. this work, the edi,o have
In view the supply ~ want Z felt by all ella ss~s
OF or ci'ix-ns for convenient comp nil. this
char scter and hope la the prose- and compile
tO1 o. this design, tn secure earnest Co pers.
ton throughout all sec ions OF The s. st~ and sncf
encouvagemeft- ~ will lead to N ,nbsnce ~ the
manac and Regi ter Is an dnnHnt stund0 ID york
0fyetercnce
Astris publication Ill attain very large cYcula.
Ion In the state, ex esiinR Inst OF q OtIeY
periodical now pub sh.d In Il "a 8 an inv ,uable
med uE for adv rtisrP snd limited o. mb.r Of
Professional and Business ards vi b. inserte ~
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haf .age $40; full Pare, 80.
The prce VI the work a. ben fixed 1t twenty
nve cents ner single copy, OF Tue ~ Deisrs pr
hundr !; and orders acrrmpai d ny the Cash, ad-
dressed to be unrsrsiened at Iva City or raven
p,rt, viii receive prompt AitentNn, and the re-
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The postage on the work VII be cents.
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Grains run BY Chicago time, which tw-ive nIlu-
utes fsst"r than Davenport tine.
hN and after Monday, april H. 1858, and untn
further notice trains will leave Davenport Ev
fuscatne, Columbus City. Washing son and Iova
hv tauDdass evceptrdl - follows:
.ri Express and Mail Train u $50 n
Trs'ns VII. leave Davenport 70, CAicsss daily. Sun
sys excrpt~; - follows.
~ Mail Tr,ir, 81 10 10 a ~
a Express Train, 81 s26 q
Trains arrive q DsvsapoT. daily. tssndaSs szosS
SnoD TEE EAST.
~, Hxprsss Train q 90; As,
y Mail rYs.B,s ~ - -
PROM rHx WEsv.
tst Man rra.a, - 020pu
Train. run BY CLicA. .ius. which :stvs.vr ain-
i,-r faster than Davsnp rs tine.
All train. ont Of Davaup,rJ mar osfspe-si.-s
II Columbs City, Wsshingt,n aud Iovs City With
he Westr,n staas Core stage. for ali pows. " ss,.
The Passsn gey Train coanc,i. o. kock IslsL~ With
hicsso 4 Enck islxnd Railroad trs,Ls I'll points
at, Worth ard South.
p.sssnseys 80 reminded o: the necessity ytvfrR
stine divec4s'r 70 the destination Of their bee.
gsge % procure tickets bsfTe Aking bes sssWia
ne cars
Y b. Ths a0,0tLc 10 ~ a ~ usi for M H.ss
N ret 1t l..t ~Hh raips OIL M'chigAb Crp.
81 =, ~ ~ Jnf ctt wiz trans o.. hs n q.
burg, r. 80 NJ 4 ca. 90 4, - ChHsso With
ran. tue y shi.su southern and Michigan .en-
vsi h g. kssdo.
spvl9 JnHS ThAfv. ups.
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IT. LLON a I'D,
oct Is Is Sheriff If Scott @. | va

9 HERIFF'S SALE. The State u
- Scott county, in the District Court Of CT,
county, State OF Iowa.
by virtue Of an execution issued from tn.
Office OF Clerk of the District Cou,t o
scott county, State Of Iowa, in favor Of Han
Dammann, plaintib, and against Jasper Dam
mann, defendant, dated September ), 1879
and to me directed, COMMANDING me, that d
tho goods, chattels, stick or interest in any
company, debts due, property in the hands o.
third persons, lanis and tebements which NJ.
not exempt by law from Execution of the sale
defendant. make, oI cause to he made, tl.
sum Of nine hundred and three t$9p3 dollars
with interest and costs, levied upon the iol-
loving described personal property :-Five(5
stacks OF wheat, three 81 stacks Of oarey
two stacks of oats, two ~ stacks OF hay
about Is tons, twelve IL Ares Of corn, oneli
acre OF potatoes ana one snrrel torse. tire.
hundred 800 bushels OF wheat, and four
hogs, AS the property D the defendant. And
hereby give public notice that shall offer
for sale at public cutlery at the farm Of sale
Jasper Dammann in Winfel township scott
county, Iowa, On Friday the 25th day Of Nc
nemt or, 1889, between the ours oi a. N.
and o'clock r. NJ. Of said day 10 the highest
and best bidder therefor in cash. the above
described property, or efficient lherco, to sat
isiy tho above debt, Will interest aud costs.
Dated this 22L day of October, lo59.
II LEONARD,
oct 25ts Sheriff of Scott CO., Iowa.
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