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Whiskey IN Fgarss.-Mr. Everett COM
putes that the use of alcoholic beverages
costs the United States directly, in ten years,
$l2O,OOO,OOO; has burned, or otherwise des.
troyed, $5,0O0,00O more of property; has
destroyed 8 1000, 900; sent 252, 900 to our pris-
ons, and 100000 children to the poor-house;
caused $500 murders, 5000 suicides, and
has bequeathed to the country 100000 or
phan children.
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The Second Execution at Charles-
town.
Cook, Coppee, Green and Copeland to he
Hung on Friday.

A""y U" HreU0ys
CHARLEsrowN, Virginia. December IA
Extensive preparations are being made for
the approaching executions. Nineteen com.
panies OF military are now on dutv. and
guards are stationed at every street cornar
and cross road. Picket guards are nat.
rolling the surrounding country. Six more
companies are announced as on their wav
here. ""J
The citizens find difficulty in passing from
one part of the town to another. being
brought to halt and marched to thse
guard house, if unable to give the counter.
sign.
Green and Copeland will be hung at II
o'clock on Friday morning, and Cook and
Coppee at O'Clock in the afternoon. All
are composed, and look calmly at their an
proaching doom. The bodies will be given
to their friends, if claimed.
The town is quiet and no more rumors and
excitements prevail. The military disci.
pine is kept up as if the town was encom-
passed by beseiging army. The peonle
are looking forward to the exemption from
military surveillance with great pleasure.
and when the civil government is restored
there will be quite a jubilee. The people
would willingly consent to Stevens and Raz-
lett spending the balance OF their DAYS in
the penitentiary rather than have another
military seige during their execution.
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Acting Midshipmen Appointed.

Among the candidates examined, found
qualified and admitted into the Annapolis
Naval Academy at the commencement of
the late academic year, were the follow ing !:
James Hoban Sands and Daniel Carroll, of
Maryland; VIM. P. Mason, A. P. Beirne,
VIM. G. Hutter, VIM. w. Cook, Henry S.
Cooke, Robert A. Camm, Freeman Epes
and A. F. Brady, of Virginia Richard ).
N. Stafford, S. s. Gregory and S. S. Hyatt,
II North Carolina John IL. Moore, James
q. Long, Il. G. Mcdaniel and Richard $.
Floy, Of Tennessee and Il. Pearson, Philip
w. Lowry, Geo. M. Mcclure, Geo. W. Wood
Chas Fl. Poor, Jr., John @. Fortune, VIM;
l4ammatt, G. W. Tracey, II. j. Naile and
@m. W. Young, of Pennsylvania.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TE , DYSPEPSIA.-That most troublesome
US and painful of all diseases, it is now
ascertained. can be efiectually cured. Many
have been the preparations gotten up to attain
this object, but. with one solitary exception
we believe, all have failed of their purpose
Or. ]: Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-the one re-
ferred to-however, has proved such an inval-
liable remedy for all diseases of the stomach,
that no one at all conversant with its history,
will question its efficacy in cases of the most
alarming character. Thousands, by the ire-
quent use of the Bitters, have enjoyed an
equally speedy and ettectual restoration to
physical strength and vigor All who are suf-
ferlng from diseases arising from foul stom
ach, should not fail or hesitate to use it,
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of BraLdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
sists and dealers generally, everywhere.
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EHRESI SPICES,
4 FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
COXE'S GELATINE,
COOPER'S ISINGLAsS.
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon Celery Seed, Nut
megs, Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange
Peach, Rose and Almond.
wv BURROW g. CO, Druggists,
68 Church Street.
TOGETHER WITH A
Cheice assortment of Lubins, Maugenet, Cow
dray and RimmePs Celebrated Perfumery,
Genuine Imported Farina Cologne, Pomades,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Puff Jars and
Toilet articles ofevery description iu st received
at J. w. BURROW T. co,
The Druggists on Church Street,
where Prescriptions are carefully
prepared and at low prices with
no " the purest Medicines.
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Executions in Dela,oare.-John j. Bowen,
convicted of the murder of John W. Doc lin,
at New Castle, Delaware, has been senten-
ced to be hung on the 10th of February,
1860. This is the same day on which Rob-
inson and Turner are to be executed at New
Castle.
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Ne rejoice to see that one man has had to
pay roundly for keeping bad dog. The
dog ran out of house in New York and Sc
werely bit boy. The owner was sued, and
tried to make it appear that the boy had
teaZed the dog, but it was NO go. The Jury
found the dog guilty Of unjustifable assault,
and made his owner pay one hundred dollars
damages, besides costs.
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CAPITAL OLD HAMS FOR CHRIST
MAS TIMES
A DEMlNG'S the Grocer, No. 60, Church
~ street, You can get very choice Old
come running to DEMING'S
de 10 No. 60, Church street.
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IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
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All advertisements ordered twice or thrice
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SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE

WE are constantly talking about Souther IN
manufactures, but slow to act. Now we
the extent that we are patronised we shall
grow Now citizens of Norfolk, if you would
have Shoe Mandatory in your midst that
street, few doors above Main and give YOUR
support to Y. A: DAVIS, who is a practicable
Boot and Shoe Maker
He mai es every kind BOOT or SHOE now
worn, and warrants satisfaction in all cases.
Encourage your Manufacturers. de is
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HOUSE.
The House met at the usual hour.

Mr.. McRae resumed his remarks from vas-
terday, saying that he came now to the cues
ton OF liking on the Republican party. the
responsibility ofthe delay in the organization
OF the House. 1t was shown that Mr.. SHEER
man had put his signature to paper recon-
mending the circulation of book inimical
to the interests of the South. If, as the gen.
tlemen said, he did not know the contents of
that work, ne knew at least that its charac
Ter was to affect adversely slavery in the
South. Was it strange that southern gem
tlemen ehould be sensitive on the subject con-
sldering the sentiments in Helpers book
were calculated to produce revolution and
bloodshed in the South. The party which
by their anti-slavery course give rise to the
resolution Of Mr.. Clark of Missouri, should
be held responsible before the country for
its introduction.
Helpers book was mere incident to the
TACT OF the great increase of anti-slavery sen
timents, which naturally led to such results
as those at Harper's Ferry. He held the
Republicans criminally responsible for agi.
tating the public mind in the Northern
States-their conduct involving the safety
OF property In one section of thes Union. and
those who held it. Anti-slavery principles
were the soul and life of the Republicans in
States where they have an existence. ~He
denled, IN response to remark of Mr., Cur
VIC, enae sne Democrauc party is pro.sa.
very party, and said it therefore gave no ne
cessity for an opposing party on the other
side The anti-slavery party was ageres.
sive, while the Democracy stood on tie de-
fensiye. W.
What the Republicans mean by the pro-
lection of the rights of all the States. he nm
derstood to mean the destruction of South
ern rights. 1t was part of their platform
that Congress is sovereign over the Question
of slavery in the Territories. And if thew
had the legislative control of the Govern
exclude slavery from the Territories by ACT
of Congress? ~ "0'
Under that claim they would also abolish
slavery in the District Of Columbia, and at
the various Arsenals and Dock Yards. The
sippi, in the Legislative Resolutions. dec Js
they would consider destructive of their con-
stitutional rights; and would resist even 70
dissolution of the Union.
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DLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT BY

KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT BY
MACHINERY.
VVSHE undersigned is DESTROYS of calling at
L tention to his large stock of KINDLiNG
WOOD Sawed and split in lengths to suit CRATES
or Stoves, for sale by the Wagon load or box,
cheaper than the same quantity of wood can
be bought Tor i'll any other way for kindling
purposes
Orders left at my effice, corner of Madison
and Wide Water streets, or sent through the
p. o., shall receive prompt attention.
oAk and PINE WOOD always on hand, and
Tor sale at lowest market prices.
de Ia WALTER j. DOYLE.
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90 Circulation greater than the Dsilaes
of both Cities combined. 30
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PA NO MA T U N e X .

HsHOSE who wish the services of TUNER
L of PIANOS who is uneaualled in this
country and unsurpassed in any other, will
slate at Mr.. Schwarzkopf's Store
All who may wish any thing done to Melo-
deems or Seraphines, are also informed that he
Is Manufactures of Melodeons, and can do to
de l4-3t A. B. PALMER
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L A T EST NEW s
Thifty-sixth COngress-First Ses.
sion.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. IA.

y-SIAtn COnSresS-First Ses-
sion.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ia.
SENATE.
The Senate met at noon.
Mr.. Mason's resolution again com;no I'm
Mr.. Wade said that at first it was not fb II,
purpose TO speak on,this resolution. He made
up BIS mind, when the resolution was intro.
duced, that he should vote for it. NOT m ac-
count OF any particular benefit he sunnosed
would result from it, for he thought it wonld
prooaoiy nave the effect of increasing that
state OF excitement which already seems to
be sufficiently strong, at least for ali nract; ~
cal purposes. But over this resolution the
whole subject Of the controversy between the
Northern and Southern States on the oioua
ry question has been discussed. and alns;ons
had been made to him personally in smcIa
terms as to render is essential that he sbonld
reply. "'"
He had no desire to get up frequently to
speak on this most hackened subiect.be
had not been forward 10 trusting bimselt he
fore the Senate, bat when measures of great
Importance had been pressed, be had been
compelled to give his views. 1t was said by
the mover OF this resolution that the great
oDJect or 1t was to elicit the state of the
western feeling respecting the invasion at
Harper Ferry. ''A ~
~, Mr. mason desired to correct the Senator,
Inat assertion had been once or twice as
eribed to him, in tAe course Of this debate.
put 1t was Misrepresentation. What he
SAID was that he wished to ascertain from
wnat source Brown derived his funds and
counsel hich led to his incursien. He had
reason TO believe that it came chiefly from
the New England States.
Mr.. Wade continued. For the basest mr..
poses the great party to which he beIonoed
had been charged with completely in CHS
affair, but he treated the charge with scorn
and contempt. 1t was so entirely over
strained that 1t fell on his ears without Civ
what the effect of such charge would be in
that part of the country where jealousy
exists with regard to the acts and motives Of
Northern men. - Va
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SPLENDID TEAS, SPLENDID TEAS.
SPLENDID TEAS, SPLENDID TEAS,
A ONL Y SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS
"A Per ID. and warranted at that, or the money
refunded, at
w BURROW co,
J w BURROW & co,
The Druggists on
Church Street.
no %
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Mrs. WinslOyv. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softening the gums, re-
duclng all Internationally allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my2S ly
90 SandfOrdps Liver Invigorator-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.-Isa mild
and efectual cathartic, acting first on the LIVER
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
81 sSlG By all Druggists and by M: A, g. A.
[IWT AS THE TRULY WONDERFUL MERITS
uAS OF the Oxygenated Bittsrs in curing
dyspepsia in its worst developments, become
known and appreciated, orders for it are pour
ing in from all parts of the country-North,
South, East and West. This tells the story.
For sale by M. A. & &C. A. SANTOS and
Wake Y Co., and KING & Toy, Nor
folk. j. b. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ on the 10Th day of December inst, until the
hour of l.! O'Clock, A. M, to supply the Clerks
office of the Circuit and County Courts OF Nor
folk County with STATIONARY, consisting of
theusual variety, but of the best quality for
the year next ensuing
For list of what is required apply to the
Clerks office. Portsmouth, Va. de 1886
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THos. o. WISE, Publisher.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. l5.

Office, No. 81, E. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
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New Advertisements.

ATTENTION JUNIORS.
l. Attend a Meeting and Brill OF your Com
pany at Head Quarters, FRIDAY evening,
Dec: 10Th inst, at N o'clock. Punctual at
~ tendance l; required. By order of the
de l5-2t CAPTAIN.
ATTENTION
| N ID K P E N d ENT GREYS
n ATTEND Meeting and Drill at Head
"a Quarters, on FRIDAY evening at TX
III o'clock BY order OF the Capt.
~ de ID J. A. BRIMMER o. S.
FOR RENT 1860.
Saas,s The Subscriber offers for Rent fof the
Ei1 next year, the upper part of his Store,
EKiN containing four Rooms in good order
reasonable to good tenint Apply to
WR ROWE,
de 15-ThS&NI2w near Church.
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N. l.. A. BLUES.

N. l.. A. BLUES.
A,,A ATTEND Drill and Meeting of YOUR
GXXcompany at Head Quarters this Thurs
tSsHS day evening at O'Clock. By order of
= the Captain.
de Is THOS. NASH Jr Ist Sarp,t
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT 10 authorize the Attorney General TO represent
the United States in the proceeding in equity,
pending in the Supreme Court between the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, aud the State of Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations
BE eaaed By the Senate and House of Representatives Of The
United States Of AaaGicd Congress assembled That the
Attorney General is hereby authorized and directed 10 i'm
tevene aud represent the United States in the proceed
ing in equity pending in the Supreme Court between
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the State of
Rhode Island and Providence Plantations and to consent
behalf OF the United States to The adjustment of said
suit by conventional line TO be agreed upon by the par
ties and confirmed by decree OF said court il in his
Judgment the rights and interests of the United States
will not be preindiced thereby.
SECTION g. And be firher enacted That in such
suit shall be adjusted aforesaid and conventional line
shall be agreed upon, and confirmed by decree of the
court aforesaid, such line shall be taken and deemed
to be- for all purposes affecting the jurisdiction of the
United States, of any department of the government
thereof the line OF boundary between said Common
wealth OF Massachusetts, and the State of Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations
Approved February 1859
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Pnh Res

A RESOLUTION for changing the plan OF the custom
house at Galveston in the State of Texas.
Rsoirod Jy ne Sae and House Of Representatives. Of hc
United States Of iaerca Congress assembled That the Sec.
retary of the Treasury be and he is hereby authorized to
make such alterations of the dimensions and plan OF the
custom house building constructing at Galveston, Texas
he may deem best and pe,toned for by the people
of Galveston Procdtd the cost, when completed does
not exceed the amount already appropriated and proudd
further that the consent in writing of the contractors and
their susces FOR the construction of said custom house
such alterations shall be st had and delivered to the
Secretary OF the Treasury
Approved February 1889
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The new counties recently organized in Iowa arc emu
merated by The Dcs Moines Reporter Ida Clay Ply
mouth Palo Alto, Buena Vista, and Cherokee.
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On motion bv Mr BRoDERICK

Rsolf That the Secretary nrpish ,hn
Senate 81 The earliest practicable period report maps Of the
road Bfigers ocks IN
Utah Territory, recently transmitted to his department by Cart nr
son, Of the Typographical Engineers 'sf -
On motion by Mr.. CHANDLER
Resulr} Commerce b, .fsrc,e, A.. ,u,
into hc cxpency f repairing rebuilding th- Ne hihouse
Ietouf, White tsh Point, aud Mamicu Island "
MIR. CHANDLER, submitted sundry papers relating 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-08

To la,ues LAnh, sisoatof 4 M sssasts II VIM.
Lamb dsesssed, Hrsnklin Mssk ssnd Rlisabeth
Mock, PstAr Newcomer and RossnnA Nswcomer,
Hannah d. Sargent and Snyder Sargent, Daniel
Woodward, Newton Lamb and --- Lamb hi
+ wife: s9 M 4
OOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
d. there 10 now on ale in the Office OF the Clark
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, st keo-
kuk, petition Of HiRan barney claiming OF yon
the said Jamea Lamb, executor OF the estate OF
WiffiAm Lamb deceased the sum OF nine hundred
and sixty seven and $500 dollars, with interest
thereon 1t 10 Per cent. per annum from MAJ, WI
1889, ~ money due on mortgage made ~ Winiam
Lamb Id his ife time to Charles sson, dated June
rs, 1883; and claiming against each OF you land
the ther partiss defendant named In said pcttion)
tho Foreclosure Of the said mortgage the same BE-
ing upon he s-w. Of the NV. Of sec. IS, Also
the ne. Of the NV. Of section 81, all in town
ship 90 north, range s west, In Lee county, lows,
for the purchase money; and the same having been
assigned by said Mason to said Barney.
Ard unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of the second day OF the
next term Of said court, to msnce at Keokuk on
the first Monday in September, A. d. 1859 judg-
mcnt win DO rendered against you as claimed In
said petition.
July 70, iS6o-d1m Atty's for Pltf.
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Legal Notice.

TNLIZA BARNUM, Evelyn Duryee Marietta
"a Hughes and Seth L. Barnum, will take notice
that in the case IL Eliza Barnum, Evelyn Duryee
and Marietta Hughes agsinst w. II. Austin Co.
in chancery the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, at kcokuk, the defendants w. III. Austin d
making the plaintiffs named and Seth L. Barnum
parties to said cross bill. Tie defendants allege
the ex ecution of certain mortgage certain real
estate in the city of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, to
secure certain notes made by said Barnum to w. IL.
Austin Co.. the said w. II. Austin 4 Co. ask for
judgment against said Barnum for $500 and in
terest, foreclosure Of the mortgage, the extinc-
ton of the interest Of all the parties in the
mortgaged premises, q sale Of the property, and
for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said cross bill on
or before the second day Of the September term
(ls5s) Of said Court, judgment will be rendered
= prayed In the petition, and the further orders
granted.
RANKIN, MILLER h ENSTER,
Attorneys for w. II. Austin 4 Co.
July Is, 1859 I'm