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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-14
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lt1tfere MbOnnemten!

Mitte nG6fen Icnuts f&lebt Der atseapartise
finite Sa4rsans bes geltstlattss.
Bersttpiqts es anerennsnc, NIT rel&er pintte
liGteit elm 9tsil Der atoansntsn fets ben gstras
ihrer 8e6nun9sa atiaaGt, uns fTr bieie Treunnt
li6e 8idtGtnataae eben 70 freunblt6 s~antenc, =
mifen mir UHsn %bstennen, ra5 Ieieer nur sn iebr
fletner Gteil 10 prompt in gssabluns sts Slats
tee II, scbinSessn bic let tpsitsm srUeere 3ahl Der
2eisr as gang auBsr a6t ldbt, baB, elmer dtsrau
esttsnr.u gtsssl ssn,ab, 3situnssSslpfr sIssntlt2
pFdnumeranpu, D. B. in Soraus ju
entri6tsn fnp. @enn absr bic einmal snSstannfne
gersanaisuns res na&trdsli&sn 9esahlsns
bin unp pisrsr psrart Ssmibtrapat pirD, sas unlss
re Bidder
Suei= nnb O~reiidbrise &eife
auiweiien, hann ertsiiat ss sund6f bic Si6erlele
lung nes rsselmabissn 8~srtsri&stnsns BEG Stattss
uns na6frsm bic pfi&t Der Sslfsrtaltans, mi
auer Strsnse aui ssOrsneter. 3aflunsapei'
i gu tsfsssn.
Sn ZEN na6fen Sasen tpereen mir hater bsnjs'
riSsn unisrsr atpnnrnten, bic uns
IGn9er, ais 3tuet Sabre
I6nlpsn, &s6nuns ~,uisnpen unp eriufen Inn ssrsl
esfaatse 8sri&tisunS
btS sum ;ebnttn @ai.
Gu6 tsnsn unitrsr ssi6dsteu 2tir, bic bis ha
Fin nit einsm erSserep, ais %einiGhrtse
3ettansstetrase in unisrsn 8l&erp psrsi&net fs
zen, trerren mir Dor ablauf pss 5. Sabrsanse m
@sdnuns eisnsn inr mir erirarten % BON Der 81
re6tiststtsliste uuierer Greanse, bab fe unisr
bDFi9sn Bite Inn 3atlunssIeifuus TIN 10 miaiS
pinttli6 na6tpmnen perpen, ais 60 linen no
kstannt, Sas aud mir gerbtmbli4tsitf
erfIuen taben, rsren ~prcrnptes ginfa
ten sr1ss gsrinSnib fir RE eriisna iehes 9latt
llmiere auspGrti9eu 9lbDnnenten
bic mir ebsnfals nit 5eanuns psriebsn wsrr'
molten ups lire 3atlunssn rur6 bic Spf
r~esifrirten 8risfen Registered letter
~spsansis MAIDEN.
Mit benz gri6etnen Der Sierten 81 II II, nj
RES ntuen Satrsanss 9. Stunt 1850
werreu mir aber unptperruflt& Eel alien Der
melte unS nann Idnser ais Elm So
d. iaulHen, fie 3uienbuns bes 8latt
bier mte anferDaIb
.einfellen.
gu f~ieier mnlietiamsn @aaBre5el ffsn
uns npttsebrunssn, poQen mir raS 9
nnS - uns eltit sr9alten.
. @&tunssSp1l!
Der 5srausseter res 50. 9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-14
Greifo6sx mcrot

pEelf0H9 s4kp pRs
Sn giHeennss, Sao., famsn lests @cGe itds
Sr!anbsr tn @trsit; Re RaHntsen aus ssribisaeasn
9ttilsa Der sraneu snitt uns Ia Fs f& stsmii6
sim Sturna' ~bsiarpeu, p i~ritten fe Fd iber fsa
0srtt jtrsy rsiy. Wrssinsen. Bon @crtsn Iapt,s
,u 9&lds.n; srei sesun blieben tOrt aui rem glas
liesen uur einen BON Sieisn iparsa snts Safssr nc6
unt tleberFu5 in sinen Ssid, no tr balp u%utfriart.
Gin g &ullttrtr u. Elm GrttptnsS
F9s ri&ter I'm pGistt"!
Der III Uaterlpc, Sd. eri&einrnne Nource De-
mutrat fr,Gtit; au6ertalb bee @siastlefs nsr
Stast fanp neuli& spiiAsR tinsut brtfesnsridfsr
uns eiaesa tS6ulfbrer, mad surbsstsansfrfr per-
ausforreruns, elm r8istt1 fat, in 4rsl6sm mao
,iemli6 lanssu 3ampfe Der Sdulssrfr S'essr
btieb uap Der grierensridtfr u an isinsn aussa
ssrlsst w,rre, eas sr mad 5aait ssiabrsn rsrrsn
muste. Gine sro6s ansaH MtHiGfa lrctatsn ftss
fem @daupiel tsi, sas an bic rUaea Soften Dee
0iHeIaters eriursrt. sa 81
@ir sattep pailr, sa5 sinem BrisSen ssgtAs
ter, isr bee 4r6prrsruns gum r5i5etsn" 6Ulss
leilet, esen7 ni6ts anrsres 9etlert, ais collage.
Gin 9]iebespaar Yersiitet {i&!
Sin Gieniuesss pessitste Gin iunser Mana f2
tlsf nm isine Gslisbts, Die 9c&ter sineS 3cabaas'
bsamten, rp:il Beirsr Gltern nitt Ia rereu 8eretu'
runa wiaissn) wcltsn. las @arden iart sasra
Sass rarauf iolste aitr Der iunse 8ana.
Gin tsutiatr aittrat 3a 2pht--
Hre-H 7a eeirfffn! a9 ls
n Oas 1T tas Qccs zines ttr talentppll
: ten Mitslisner fsr rsuti&en YrsRs @rnsrita's
epuis Dtpttr, Der befannte aiterat erlhs al
4. April ben Gctsen fr 1runfentett. .
n mar RON Natur init ebsn 10 frditiser @'slunrhe
,pie slan3eaefn Gsifsssaeea ausssfattst. @aersr
d r.r ltstea 3eit bistt ct F9 In Ysuria, 3d., aui.
+ gerfasruns! 81. eonts.
m Halle, bic unter sOrtsbsuse gsutrit ~ssABrsn, nj
asn In ct. esuis bitsrs s~Ortrmmsn, Der Jung
y absr III t~eisnhers iaanslia in ieiner art.
!. Dit 90. 81 lAreibt rarater:M nanea Strand
clue jasne i6paribrauns, tsinate psibs Auasror
~ bic Elm sewifes @unnea, Der bel ssr seteimsn y
lli,t ~auaefeat mar, nit 9ilfe elmer Supplerin pc
fatrte. Nad grreiauns itines 3medss ssrlisb ;
@6urte tie @tast unp mar nod i4le6t ssnus,
atm. @dpdsn tar6 grisie nit Ger SpHnan9 b'
sasaten, CT merle fe h%sirathen, lieb IT'D aeer, NJ
VI leiner NIdtetr u,6t einmal het i9r ieten.
al. at, sur stpa S @c6en, iersr Niseerti
~ ua6e mar, fanfte fe gu gunneu, er rnDss tcmn
~ une fe ieten. Der Srppf lausnete ni, Gaes
unS seritpcr i6, RAP er ne nit ~iarkisen Mapd
lnasans ssbatt Bale.
r,i grnanSa Tam NIT mannliden 3riatnsen ME,
, ~ BON ttnen elmer icslei6, her anrsre in aat Sa
aarb unt RE unslddtide Wutter i~tsrlekte TOR s
MIR rsntse @tunssn, Sunuea atsr If itsr
0frse.
Retnet man nun ;i rurftetenten Ginsslnbs
nod bic auf rem 3eitraunt Elmer Wrte tcnimel
Sale ron gaut> unp SsftfmorS, gtefru6
.eb< Sine gisamte, NrttsuGt, Sranrfiin
sos uns gertreten ssssn ras Gissntbm I'M aass
ain, men, = 70 lam man f& in Sssus auf BE {
no,n den 3uRdnre res eansss tptt elm sismli8
Bib maaea.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-04-14

6tftbenw - Elm Sat, cen et ncn
,ener geriammluns stfabtsn unn stnRiinniis ansts
@tiGIlft an Der 9piss trasfn.
81. Dsmctratie RON @ifoprt befsnnt F& MANI
lid rnittela Der StTsriener geialpit aa folsenosn
5auptsruueiasev 10 8esus aaF ssR @sssnRano Der
Sdasersi In rem 5errttcritn:
Da6 ss Gonerss ieinsrlet @sralt tsfst. BE
@sIaperei In ben 9erriturteu 81 p%ertteten; bab bic
gsrriturials aesislatur atsr sten 70 tpsnis bsrt1s
tist 10, bic Gflaseret In irssnp etasn 5erritorinm
at,ui6aFen oser bic ginfabrans pom Setaveh bahia
su s~ertieten peer eur& unfreuneli6s @eiessebuns
auf ben ausialu6 tinsuarbsiten cper In irssno sis
ner @eiit eas gissnttumsre6t an 9flessn az ;srs
f6rsn esfr by bseintrdftiSen. +
TaB rte unter rem ytanten SeIdStns6an9 g.
@eles tetanlten gsrcrrrunssn einet untefrsits
earrn @nipruG auf re aGtun9 mne NabahtunS
aler Eerer taten, wtl6s pie % vtltRaten rtr dni
on senie6sn UNI Sae ale 2ttte BON Staatss9esisla<
tursn, biz auf ati9aHups res Selassne 6anss @es
ieses binauslauien, notwithstanding uup yfsclas
| ticndr iinr.
4 Sew tOmnt atsr rer Glanspunt rtr geltlaht,
RE @erberrlt@uns 8udanans unp siner
! Ssrpaltuus; tieier Wsitrpub wire in rem na&feS
bsnret Sase sefreut:
Eas mir rrn Ssr3rn ale ~leitenren @aabreselr
) Der NpminiRratiun 9udanan's eneriFren, une pai
. mir ~slauten, Der prdFosnt iei wssen ieinsr ausse'
4 sei6ncten Gtenfe UNI trssen ieinsr un5psifsleaIte'
SntesritSt sur Dantbarteit unp 8suuneeraas aaer
: isinsr atns stsute ters&tist.
8 Sn ssr GiIen6atn: unu 8ants Grase ater SV1
renen bic 9sstsre rod u~nterinst cine 9ttens
raae fir unIern Gtaat tR = Eat bic fempfrati
t Ide 0arttei, ais fol de, feline b%sfinmts Quiidt al
ris ihre tessi6u:t, Rsut rtes alio isrsm t~in,slns
n i6rer @li,rtr aEseim.
Is Die pprfebenrsn gci&lIls fnS tn,nterbtn bsutli
senus, unt bic Dsutiaen @fifcuri's bic Natur re
,u remUtra tiI&en partbsi iammt rsrsn gefr etuns'
h curtiaauen ,a laAsn
u gun BEN 113 Guunti.s beg Stdatts trarsn s
rs burd CsIssattn ~Ssrtrsten BEN uSeHtrf. gramtn
IN .ntnrtmen mir, ras Gass0na al esG on p
r. ~fulsenren Yter 8ameu auf etr Qtft Ger 9nipef,
Rem Ser,eiGust par,
er 0m. 8umpafS,
H. CTS. 8. Gtben,
ats Rpb. 8. 5eatb uns
ere STRAIN Yerftns.
sis Die e~ttnfaIs aus rieisr gsriatamlans tsrst
srs ses Jassnsu guridldse fir Gonrieeten sa BEN D
RE I6ierenen Staatsdmtsra lauter,:
lns SIR @cuYsrnsur = Glat6crna 6ur Sadon;
QieutenantsG cuSerneur = Gtemas g.. &epnol
Sd Staatstere.ir g. 8. @aHtp unr fur Stau
ret> l&dbmetfer- u. %. @prriisn. Bon rieien
rim bic tsisen atttsrsn ssssnwdrtis Sntabsr Der BET
GER Gemtsr. NStsr auT ptsis ganptruten etnJaseesI
fdr i.bt, unierea grahtsns, nod si irab.
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Sic
bempfrntif6e SDnbeuttOn.

gm 10. ,. 81. trait in SsFericn bic Staatss
Gcnssntcn Der ssmpfratiiSen parttsi in Gtatiss
tett unu penu ipnf an ben Gra&tsn pieier Statis'
tsit nidt sisl ,u lObsn. 70 mullen MIR gum @inrse
Zen Der Sfenteit anerttnnuna 3casn, NIT rsl4r
b. absilnebmsr str Convention ben @runspisilsr
fer senOtrutlSsn 9arttst in Dem Radfprua bins
eeasut: .selartrsi mu6 In BEN &trri>
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9ittlitbe Snffanhe III Mmerifa.

Die lebten teiren 0p&en bisten iWr rem 8ect<
bic Tiger 3utdnre iUl& rei&Aalttssn StOH, Rap
ni6t unbin %fSnnen, uniern 9eiern einnal cine
tleine glumsnlst aus rem serl&isrensn 3eitunssn
Der lsstsn aat Sage sufammsn,uRsasn.
Worp! Bottom 2. @pril.
SIM fitliden Sbele BON Bottom rurre ssltsra
elm Mann Namrns SUbn JOlss sstootst unO ,pei
rinsr S,eunbe, ppson ttner ~pabriheinlt& tSctli6.
ssrtpunbet. Der 9bater 1T elm gem. 9tcmpipn. Tps
les uns feline Srsanpe ~feiertsn in StOmpisns Saus
Gin. Scfseit unp tristen babel srcsen 9drrn urr
lluius. Sbun,pion pplts nab Der 9UliSei sebsn, I'm,
lie an3useisen, rrtlrae a6er untsrpess Scn ibnsn
ansssriHen UNI tad in 9 sititeerttsirtsuns ris rrsi
Dsrrnsa.
Gin I2jdhrt9r Sunse entfabrt
ieine 1~3jabrtse @eItette!
SAINTS 8aslss auf altan9, elm 8nabe BON 10
Sabren, entFob nit rer Gslietten itines Ssrsns
rem srauiamen Gltern, pie eas CARTE gertaItniB nit
eer Is jdbrissn glen S4sgrer niat rulpsn pUlten
Gis 9tets il letter nirsenis i6er! Garum rurz
pc ras ~iautere Yar6sn aud balp mad Der Infunft
IN NswzgOrt, In GuIse tsIfsrapeiiher Tspeiten,
pun Der SOLICIT in gmpian9 senun,men unp risser
nab Saus ssiaidt, glen ertIarte. fs it nod tsins
uGrau" mar ater fIr ibren vSimnY" nns9r bsiprst,
ais fir id isltR.
Gtpas iaitise griissI auf ben @asrwerthffsn
parsn unerer Ani&t mad Elm pafenrsr empiane
Bel Der 8adtunft Der 2ietenre, sepsitn.
@orr! Gtnttnnati, I. april.
Sn einsm 5uuie, 100 cine 4n3abt Srlanrer bein
Bier f@ a%mifrtsn, Sat elmer aus Der @esaiGaf
3 isine Grau, ibn rt56 Elm @las Bier etnsui&sntsn
8 mas fe Tim istpd abfalus. 5ierauf Issts Der @aml
: istnsn arm ut ben Gals isinsr Grau, ais Ob sr 4
8 umarmsn pcuts, tn Datraeit atsr, UNI nit etneu
n aaFrmsRer. sas q In Der 9ans 9isls, isr bic asb
ts ~ rurai&ntssq. Der @Sresr fat 3 aineeY.
or bate fdpn fritsr ttnrHal ben geriHa ssraa&l
tins Grau sa .rnurssn.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DAY 70 OK.
Naval N e VS..
NAVY YARD, WARRINGroN, FLA, }
March 23d, 1860.

Marcn 1ou, looV.
To the Editor of the Day Book:
Orders were received from the Navy De-
partment to-day to fit out the Gunboat Sem
mole with all possible despatch. She cant
be ready before the 10th proximo.
The Captain of the Crusader has orders to
leave for Vera Cruz at any moment
The Water Witch is here repairing and
very probably she will be ordered to Vera
Cruz.
The Marine Guard of the Crusader,
learn, are treated very bad, they have to do
all kind Of work, besides their military da-
ty. l have been informed that they were
sent down into the tire-room to pass coal.
Some months ago there was an order issued
from the Navy Department, that marines
should perform no other duty except militia
~ duty, but this order will never be carried
out. AS a general rule marines perform
more duty than any other class OF soldiers
in the United States, besides other work on
ship.
The Orderly Sergeant was transferred to
the Marine Barracks for some disrespect to
some Of the officers, and Sergeant Murgins
was sent on board.
1t is high time that some order ought TO be
issued on board Of ships to have the Orderly
Sergeants in charge of marines, not subject
to the orders of Master Mates and such 9TH
er petty officers.
detachment OF 40 marines are expected
daily from Washington to reinforce this
station.
learn that one Sergeant, two Corporals
and ten privates will join the Seminole, as
guard. No officer will be sent out in her
an Orderly Sergeant vii command the
guard.
The U. $. ship Preble is expected daily
Lieut.. Stark will join her to command the
Marine Guards, one of the most efficient off,
GERS in the corps.
Lieut. Hebb is ordered to join this post a
executive officer.
The marine force consists of so men.-
They are daily drilled in Hardy's Tactics,
and are very efficient ia it.
?. S.-The Seminole can't be got ready
tor sea before the frs t of May.
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From California.

Advices from California to the lst instant
Business at San Francisco was rather dull.
A large fire occurred at Tehama on the night
of the 9th, which destroyed the. Touring
mills at that place. A destructive fire had
also occurred at Sacramento on the 9Th.
The Oregon gold mines were proving very
productive. The accounts from the Washoe
silver mines ia the same character as pre-
viouslv reported. Provisions were scarce in
Carson Valley, and -four was selling at TWEEN
ty-fve cents per pound.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-31

A young man was frequently cautioned by
his father to vote for "measures," not 'men.
He promised to do so, and soon after receiv-
ed bonus to vote for Mr.. Peck. His faith
er, astonished at his voting for man whom
he deemed Objectionable, inquired the rea-
son for doing so. "Surely," father" said
the son, "you told me to vote for measures,
and if Peck is not measure, don't know
what is"
Nat. NJ. Dudley, lawyer of Smythe CO.,
Va, was arrested last week at Jacksonville,
Va, charged with forging papers, to obtain
a land warrant.
The Mount Pleasant Hotel, short dis
lance from Charleston, s. g., was burned
down last Monday. Loss $l2, 500-insarance
$4,000.
A. w. Vests sewing machine manufacto-
ry was burned at Windsor Locks, Conn, ON
Saturday. loss 100000; insurance STA, 900.
Rev. John Stadler, of Caswel county,N c,
an old and prominent preacher of the tPri-
mitive Baptist Church, died on the 9Th inst.
On Friday last, William Fee was hung at
Lyons, n. Y, for the m@rder OF an unknown
woman.
eaA Universalist Church to cost twenty
thousand dollars, is now being built in Balti-
more.
Nor BENEFITTED.-The people of st.
Joseph, NO., think they have not benefited
themselves much by introducing gas into
that city. They have to pay five dollars per
thousand feet for it, which they regard as
most extravagant charge, and one altogeth-
er anwarranted. They talk of going back
t.. candles.
The residence OF Mrs. Ann Pearsall, wild
ow OF the late James Pearsall, in Duplin
county N. c., was entirely destroyed by
fire last week. Loss $4,000.
restaurantcalled 'The Printers Devil,
has been opened at No. 5, Lovely Lane Bal
timore.
Justice is certainly an Odd fish --she
has only single pair Of scales
II is exceedingly bad husbandry to
harrow up the feelings Of his wits,
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overland Pacific Mai, Service

Senator Green, of Missouri, intends to
move, as an amendment to the House bill es-
!ablishing daily mail to the Pacific,
clause by " hich all specifications as to the
several routes to the Pacific shall be stricken
out and the Postmaster General instructed
to advertise for open bids for the service,
which shall De given to the lowest bidder and
the shortest time, leaving the contractor to
select his OWE route. 1t is believed that
this amendment will secure not only speed
Ter but also more economical service than
the plan of the House, which designates the
routes.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-31

Nas- "Breeches of faith !" screamed Mrs.
Darlington, as she heard that term applied
to Mexican violations of an armistice. -
"Well, wonder what the y will have next.
/ have hearn tell OF cloaks of hypocricy, land
robes of purity, but never heard of breech-
es of faith before. l hope they're made of
something that won't change and wear out,
always changing. He went from believing
that nobody would be, and at last turned out
phreneloger, and didn't believe in nothing.
wonder if it's strong as cassimere.?" And
she bit off her thread and prepared a new
needlefal.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-31

SILVER IN Characterization is said
to be rich in silver, as well as gold. The
Washoe Silver Mines in Carson Valley, are
now the objects of excitement. Hundreds
are rushing there from all quarters. 1t is
calculated that 200 miners from Califor-
MIA will go to Washoe during this spring
and the indications, so far, give plausability
to the estimate. Bills have been introduced
in the Legislature to provide for the organi-
cation of Washoe Valley as part of Cali
tornis.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-31

On Saturday last, Sandy Yates, we'll
known in Danville, Va, as an idle, trihing
vagrant and inebriate,.. KILLED his wife by
splitting her head open with an axe. This
he did after indicting upon her a severe cas-
tigation, during which he also broke her
arm. The occurrence happened in North
Carolina.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-31
From Madrid.

letter from Madrid, dated March 3, to
L'Agenee d. Hayes, says the Spanish gov.
srnmens had decided on taking Tangier and
holding it until at least they could be assur-
ed of the conclusion of an honorable peace.
1t ia asserted that the United States and
Danish Consuls at Tangier, together with
MIR Drummond Hay, constitute triunyirate
hostile to Spain and her projects; but the as,
sertion may have originated from a protest
on the part of those gentlemen against the
occupation of that port by Spain. Gen. Al
monte, of Mexico, WAS received by the Queen
Of Spain on the End instant as Minister of
Pienipotentiary of the Miramon govern
ment at Madrid.
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TERMS.

Inc DAY BOOK viii be served to sub
'cribers al 8 cents per week, payable to
shs Carrier. When sent by mail it will
ba - Per year, - for six months, and 81
ioF three months, payable in advance.
W Ejaculation greater than tho Daisiss
"s b"sn Cities combined. 20
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N8- The steamship Ariel, from Aspinwall,
arrived at New York, on Thursday
night. She brings dates from Aspinwall to
the 2lst inst. Panama correspondent
states that an arrival at Panama, from Bue
naventura brings tidiugs OF the suppression
of the revolution in Cauca. General Mos
guerra, with 5000 men, had debated Garlic
in two engagements and taken his whole
force. 1t is said, about 5000 were killed
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-31

Irs. WinsiOsv. AN experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
process of teething by softening the gains, re.
ducing all Internationally allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my2S ly
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-31

That disagreeable Malady, the Dyspepsia, 10
not periodical, but permanent complaint
producing suffering at all times and under all
circumstances. The only real cure for this dis
ease and its concomitant evils is the world re-
nowned Oxygenated Bitters.
N5- There's vile counterfeit of this Ba!sam,
therefore be sure and buy only that prepared
'critten signature of !. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper.
For sale by M. a. q c. A. SANTOS and
WALxE Y Co., and KING Toy, Nor
iolk. j. Il. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-31

A private letter from Vera Cruz states
that all the raw hides in the city had been
pressed into service for the protection of the
public buildings and dwellings against the
enemy's shell. quantity have already
shipped had likewise been taken back on
shore for the same purpose.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-31

A BRILLIANT light from Etherisl Oil,
\ Kerosene Oil, Adamantine and Taliow
Candles, you can have by sending TO the cor
ner Of Wolfe and Avon streets, and getting eth.
er of the above articles.
NH "a RE JANTES
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The Indiana Marshalship.

The President has appointed Major Elisha
English, long time member of the In
diana Legislature, and an active democratic
poiician, Marshal of that State, in place of
Nr. Robinson, deceased.
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Important TO Newspaper Sub
sCriDerS.

Both Houses Of Congress have agreed to
The bill authorizing publishers in sending
papers by mail to state in the address,. the date
when subscriptions viii expire, and also
providing that the carriers in the cities and
towns shall charge but one cent on delivery
If drop letters.
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y office.

Ali Communications, &C., intended Tor in.
:a.tion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to joys It. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor in order to ensure
attention.
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At the acquittal of Captain Witcher, in
Franklin county, Va, last week, it is stated
that several hundred persons were present,
and the verdict of the Court was received
with the heartiest demonstration of appro-
val by the populace, who escorted Capt. W.
from the place of trial to his residence.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, March 3O.--Flour Is trm;
sales 1000 bbls. State $6.l5a5. 20; Ohio
$6.S0a6.00 Southern $5.s5aS6.l5.
Wheat is steady; and sales small.
Corn is buoyant; sales of 10000 bushels;
mixed Tic; round yellow IS cents.
Pork is dull and nominal.
Lard is heavy.
Whiskey is dull at 22a23 cts.
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM SINGULAR Gauss
The Lowell Massachusetts, News gives
the following particulars ola very singular
case:
On Saturday last Miss Harriet A. Black
lngton, after sewing all the evening, felt a
peculiar soreness in one other thumbs, y hich
panied her SO much through the night that
she was unable to sleep. On Sunday mo-p-
ing she visited physician, who examined
it and prescribed poultice. At this time
the thumb had upon it black spot resem-
bling blood blister. In the course Of the
day the Doctor was sent for again, bat she
had become insensibie, and was removed to
the residence Of her brother, on Franklin
Square, where she died on Tuesday Several
physicians were called and pronounced it to
be phlebitas, case OF very rare occurrence.
It is disease Of the blood, and the result is
like that which would follow from the bite of
rattlesnake or any poisonous animal. Du-
ring her spasms she bit the finger OF young
lady who attended her very severely, but
the wound was Immediately cauterized, and
no danger is now apprehended from it.
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There was snow in Wheeling Va, on Sat
urday last.
Mr. Hunter, the "Chidren's Fcepd," ia
sctaring at Staunton, Va.
new invention for washing clothes has
recently been patented by Mr. Stephen 3D.
pis, OF Stanton.
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CINCINNATI, STATE OF OHIO,
Hamilton County, 5
Before me, the subscriber, a Justice of the
Peace, in and for said county, personally came
John Lee, who, beilg duly sworn, deposeth
and said that he had been suffering with Chron-
ic Diarrhoea for the past twenty-tW years, and
had consulted and received prescriptions for
his case from all the principle Physicians in
Philadelphia and Cincinnati, but all to no eff.
feet, as he received no relief. Al last he was
reduced to a mere skeleton, without even the
hope Of ever finding relief, but by the advice
of friend, was made to try Hostetter's Cele-
brated Stomach Bitters, and, to his utter sur
less than two months found himself perfectly
cured of his complaint, and is daily recovering
his strength of body, and increasing nj flesh
and cheerfully give this certificate, in hope
that others afflicted like himself may be bene-
fitted JOHN LEE
Sworn to and subscribed before me, Aug
2lst, 1856. + HANSELMANN,
Justice OF the Peace,
No Al Western Street,