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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-13

U. s. A RMY AFFAIRS. Lieut.. Isaiah N
Moore, lately tried by court martial at Car
Isle barracks for disobedience of orders, has
been acquitted.
Lieut.. Anderson is relieved from duty as a
member of the Board of Officers for trying
small arms, and Lieut.. Gill is detailed in.
stead. Lieut.. Anderson will report at For.
Monroe for duty.
The military force of the department of
Utah will be reduced to three companies of
artillery and four of infantry. Col. P. st.
George Cock is assigned to the commando
Colonel Smith remains in Utah. The rest
of the force will be withdrawn as early as
possible in the Spring, three companies of
the Tenth Infantry taking post at Fort Lar
annie, and three, with two companies of the
Second Dragons, at Fort Garland, New
Mexico.
The Fifth Infantry relieves the Third, and
four companies of the Seventh take post at
Gia Copper Mines, and six near the mines in
Arizona. Five companies third Infantry 90
to Ringgold barracks, Texas, and five to Fort
Clarke. A portion Of the Eighth Regiment
goes to Fort Butler. Capt. Seth Barton is
relieved from duty with his command in
Texas.
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gar The Japanese embassy to this coun-
Try, which was to have left Jedde on the 22d
oil February for Washington, consists of 20
persons They were expected to arrive at
San Francisco in the United States Steamer
Powhatan, about the first of March. Or
iers had been received al the Navy Yard,
Mar island, to have the dry dock there in
readiness, in which to repair the Powhatan
before completing her voyage to Panama
with her distinguished passengers en- route
10 Washington.
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Dr.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Oh cry may
well be called "wonder of medical science"
II cures coughs, and colds instanter it sooths
the irritated parts il heals the Inflammation
and consumption itself yields to its magic in
flusnce.
o. There is vile counterfeit OF this Bal
sam, therefore be sure and buy only that pre-
pared by s W FoWle h Co, BOSTON, which has
the soriftea signature OIL BUTTS on the ont
side wrapper.
For sale by M. A. & c. A. SANTOS and
wALKE 4 Co, and HINa 4 Toy, Nor.
folk. J. y. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, aud by
dealers sysrywhsfs
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OPERATION OF THE SHoEMAKERs' STRIKE ON
BUTCHER BoYs.-It is said that the butcher
porters of Newburyport, Mass, have struck
for an advance of from two to three cents a
basketful for carrying home meat and pro-
visions from market Some of the market
men have agreed to the demand. The strike
was caused principally by a a fear that as the
price of boots and shoes had advanced, the
porters would be unable to provide them
selves with those articles unless they receiv
ed more wages.
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VIOLENT TREArMENr.-Doc Rutland. OF
Dover, Tenn, was arrested for the murder OF
his wife, was tried, and sentenced to the pen
itentiary for nine years. An appeal was Ia
ken to the Supreme Court of Tennessee, and
the decision of the lower court set aside and
the Doctor discharged from custody. He
then published violent attack upon the cit
liens of Dover, after which they, few days
since, caught him, stripped him, gave him
some 200 lashes on the bare back land turRed
him loose.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March l2.-Flour is higher;
ales of 5000 bbls. State S. 30a5. 40: OHIO
$6.05a6.25; Southern So. lOa$6.25.
Wheat is higher; sales $500 bashes at an
advance of lc.; White ST Goal 81; Mlwan-
kie Club, choice, $3.50.
Corn is firm; sales 10000 bushels at 79asI
cents. ,
Pork is dall-~Mess $lS.l21a; Prime Sl4, so
a$l4.621a.
Lard is heavy at l013all1ac.
WhiskeY is dull at 24c
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From British Columbia

From British Columbia files from
Victoria are up to Feb. 10. The British
newspapers at that place were eHdeayoring
80 create an excitement from the fact thai
lieutenant McKibben, OF the United States
boundary survey, at Semiahmoo, on British
soil, by consent went over to Fort Langle
and arrested two deserters from his compa.
ny. Some of the papers assumed a moderate
zone, and exculpated the American officer
from any blame.
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icy 1t is considered sure that the House
or OF organizing the Territories of Dacotah,
Nevada and Pixies Peak. The latter Terri
tory has been called Jefferson" but this
designation is not so much favored as 'To
hose" an Indian name, which means "Dwel-
srs on the mountain peaks"
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCOYERY.-


A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY
"A Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared a hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
months since fine crop OF hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr..
EZEKIEL of the efficacy OF his discovery that
he has named il 'SIVhe IMfalIible Virginia
Hair RestOrer.' Mr. L. is about going into
an extensive manufacture OF an article which
is destined to prove of anxious interest to our
bald pated friends.-FYom Richmond ENQUIRER.
Dec. 18th, 1859.
This famous article can now be had of the
principal Druggists Those personsvwho de.
sire tine mead ofhxir, have only to use the
restorer according to printed directions on the
bottle. Those who have any doubts of its eff.
cacy, can have them removed in short time
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
INFALLlBLE, proving that 1t is all that il is
claimed to be. - -
Wholesale depot for orders, 50 Main street.
R. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, Nov. 1889
l. N, EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bi.
Bile, that have been bald for the past 10 years,
and have restored my hair by using EEK lei IS
VIRGINIA HAIR kESTORER.
NATHANIEL EzEKIRL.
This day sworn TO before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. JOS. MAYO.
Mayor oil Richmond.
Wake & CO.,
Jan Fly Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
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jan i2-Iy

M- knowledge is gained by experience,
and, though we have heretofore dealt very lit.
in justice to the manu- facturers to saw that Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters has been the means of
curing us Of severe attack OF dyspepsia, and
has removed pain in the stomach in a yery
short time. Pittsburg Gazette.
For sale by BURRUSS BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers Of Braldies, Wines and
dne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and BY Drug.
gists and dealers generally, everYWhere.
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TIE FEMALE SrBIKERs.-On Wednesday,
in spite of the rain and mud, the hemmers
and stitchers Of Lynn, Mass, carried out
their intention to have procession. Militia
~, to the number OF one hundred men, head.
ed the line, and then came five hundred fe-
male strikers. Following them were five
companies from Marblehead, and striking
cordwainers from Rockville, Marblehead,
Saugus and South Reading; those residing
in Lynn bringing up the rear. 1t was esti-
mated that there were $500 persons in the
procession. The manufacturers show no
signs, as yet, of receding from the stand
which they have taken.
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Arrival of the steamer America.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, March 12.-The steamer Ameri-
ca arrived here this morning with Liver
pool dates to the 25th, and per telegraph via
Queenstown intelligence to the 26th.
The Liverpool cotton market closed quiet.
Sales of the week 81 900 bales.
Breadstuffs closed steady.
Provisions were quiet.
Consols closed at London on Saturday
evening at 942sa95 for money, and 95a95T
for account.
The Liverpool circulars quote as follows
Cotton closed very dull for inferior; fine
qualities, owing to the scarcity here, slight :
ly advanced. Sales Of the week 81 900 bales,
including $500 bales to spectators, and
1000 bales for export. The sales of Friday
were six thousand bales. The market
closed quiet New Orleans fair TAd; mid
| ding 62sd.; Mobile fair I'D. middling
11-l6d.; Upland fair Lied. middling
6 ZIG.
The advices from Manchester are favora-
ble
HAvRE MARKET.-New Orleans tres ordi-
naire LOG fir, BasEI0e fir. Sales of the week
$500 bales, the market closing firm.
The London Money Market closed easier.
The resolution offered in the British House
OF Commons in opposition to the budget has
been rejected by ll6 majority.
The arrangements have been concluded for
Lord Elgin going to China on an extraerdi-
nary mission.
The British channel fleet has gone to the
Mediterranean, it was rumored, on account
of Spain having demanded large cession of
territory as one condition of peace.
Austria rejects England's Italian prsposi-
tlons, and announces that she abides by the
Villa Franco agreement. She will not en-
ploy force at present, but reserves liberty to
do so in the future.
Spain demands from Morocco as condi-
ton Of peace large indemnity, and the
possession OF all the conquered territory,
&c.
The Atlantic Telegraphic Company pro-
pose again to attempt to restore the old ca
BILE.
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L A T EST EW S.

Thfrty-Sixth COngress-First s4s.
sion.
WASHINGTON, March u,
SENATE.
MIR. Ten Eyck introduced q bill for rho
more complete equipment of the life sav;ne,
statlons on the coast of Long Island and
New Jersey. ''''
MIR; King presented the petition of the
merchants OF New York favoring the estab
llshment OF steam mail line between
Charleston, S. G., and Havana. via Eav
West. S
HOUSE.
Mr.. Washburn, of Wisconsin. offered
preamble setting forth that NEST shameful
frauds have been perpetrated on the Me-
nominee Indians, by designing men. reducing
them to utter restitution, and asking The
appointment off select committee to eaouire
into the subject and report by what autaori
ty II. w. Thompson received $45 900 at
their money.
These Indians have always been on most
friendly terms with the United States, aat
Joined our forces in the Black Hawk war
A lew years ago they owned nearly all the
state OF wisconsin, but now having been
detrauded out of their lands they have been
reduced to very small reservation
=, ",s s.sHSA. - A. ioPiy 10 d feUlark OF
Mr.. Larabee, said that the reason wby the
latter had not been consulted on the subiect
was because he had gone to Wis ,onsin to At.
tend the Democratic Convention, expectiny
to be elected delegate to the Charles
ton Convention, but he had not succeeded
Mr.. I.arabee-sThat is false, SIR
MIR Washburn-I don't know ANYTHING
about it,
Mr.. Larabee-Then you should not speak
on the subject
MT. Washhurn-1 believe, however. III.
gentleman was candidate there, but did NOT
succeed IN being elected.
MIR. Sanalle desired to have the resolution
amended so as to call for all the correspond
ence on the subject.
In the course of his remarks he said that
Mi. Kershaw, who came here in connectiop
with these indians, did 80 in direct contra.
vention Of the wishes of the Interior de-
partment. He thought that the adoption of
the resolution by the Wisconsin Legislature
IN one day, by strict Republican vote,
looked suspicious.
After further proceedings, the House 70
fused to suspend the rules for the introduc.
ton OF the resolution-yeas ll3, noes 60,
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ag- Mr.. Fenton, of New York, has bee

2~ Mr.. Fenton, of New York, has been
instructed by the House Committee on Rev
dictionary Claims to report the bill to settle
the claims of the officers and soldiers of the
Revolutionary army, and the widows and
children of those who died in the service -
1t has the unanimous sanction of the com
mittee.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-13

Mrs. WinsiOw. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
process OF teething by softening the gums, re-.
ducing all Internationally allay all pain
and Is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to yourselves,
ly safe in all cases, See advertisement in
another column. my26 ly
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-13

Y- About thirty of the forty or more
cases affecting California land claims have
been argued before the Supreme Court du-
ring the preRent term. The decisions as to
tew Of them will establish the prineip les
applicable to all.
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W Circulation greater than the Daiitss
Of both Cities combined. go
N Office.

All Cnmmunications, &C., intended Tor in.
,oition, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JoEN K. HATHAwAy,
iditer aud Proprietor order to ensure
attention.
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Bprweii Mangum was killed at Raleigh, N.
o., on the 9Th inst, in an ARRAY with Green
}. Maynard.
The aggregate production of tobacco in
Turkey IL 43,s30,600 pounds, the sRlss Of
which amount to S2,lsl 500,
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State ApmOrer.

A. Nj. Ball, Esq, at present Master Ar
morer at harper's Ferry, has received the
appointment of Master Armorer of the Vir-
ginia State Armory.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-13

~ The discussion Of the Mexican treaty
mas been suspended for nearly two weeks,
owing to the time required by the State De-
psrtnent for transcribing the additional
Sonata
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

YEAST POWDER j. w. Garlick, Richmond.
Va, manufactures "Semple's Infailible Baking
Powder" His is the only factory of the kind
in the South, and he is prepared to furnish the
entire traae on as reasonable terms as North
ginia preparation, approved by all who have
used it.-Richomnd Whig.
A3- Use the Best.-SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER. The best and
cheapest in use. NH 3
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p3- One Trial will insure the use of SEM.
PLIES INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER in
any family, if properly used. For sale by
Druggists and Grocers. NH 3
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A TERRIBLE AFFLIorroN.-A man BY the
name of Moses McCartY, in Jay county, In
diana, some time in October eoped with a
young woman of the neighborhood, leaving
his wife and his eight children totally help.
less and dependant upon themselves Tor sup
port. The mother was almost heart broken
by this cruel desertion of her husband but
she was doomed to trials still more severe
Soon after his departure, her eldest child,
Esther Eveline, aged l6 years, was attack ed
with the putrid sore throat, a malignant
form Of the scarlet fever, and after a few
days of severe suffering breathed her last.
jonas, an interesting little boy of five sum.
mers, was next attacked with the same dis
ease, which soon accomplished its work, and
be was buried beside his sister. Next fol-
lowed Moses Wilson, the eldest boy, aged
II years, who died on the evening of No
yember 9th, and the next morning Sarah
Jane, aged nine years, died also. On the sth
of December, the youngest child in the sec.
ond year, was carried off by the same dis
ease; and on the 25tA little John died also.
- Western Christian Advocate.
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H- Wanted-Everybod to try SEMPLE'S
INFALL!BLE BAKING POWDER. For sale
by Druggists and Grocers. NH 3
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The Less OF THE MISUNDERSTANDING pa
pers of March End, state that a numerous
corps Of divers had reached the wreck OF
the Hungarian, whose Investigations may
lead to important discoveries in regard to
the loss Of the vessel and the bodies of her
passengers and crew. The Halifax Journal
says:
"From what we can learn in regard to the
position of the wrecked vessel when last
seen, she must have struck sabout midnight,
when all but the watch on deck were in their
bed, and thus probably they persisted"
Of the two hundred persons on board the
Hungarian, says the Boston Traveller, the
bodies of only five or six have been found.
In regard to the others, it is probable that
they were carried along with the current
and driven ashore upon the unhabitated por-
tions of that bleak coast, where their bones
will remain to bleach, unless an expedition is
specially sent out to gather up the remains,
by this time, probably, in most places unre-
cOgnizable, and bear them to common
place OF sculpture.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-13

Miss Dickens, factory girl at Sparta, Ga,
was killed on the It'll inst, the accidental
explosion of pistol.
A man in Lowell hts worn the same pair
of boots nearly every day for the past "a
years. He ought TO be sent to Lynn and
made an example OF.
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Trna Grit.

The Ladies of Alabama have the true met
tie in them. The Ladies of Demopolis in
that State, are circulating the following res
olutions, which have already been numerous
ly signed:
Whereas, the Northern section of the
Union is placing itself in antagonism to the
institutions, rights andtequality of the South
in this Confederacy land its politicians, teach
ers and divines have lighted the fire of fanat-
acism, which, il manifested will lay waste
our land and desolate our fresides.
And whereas, it is becoming ia US to with
hold our ale, and support from our avowed en-
emies,will endeavor aa oursacred duty to en-
courage the development of the industrial
resources Of State and the South; therefore
be it
Resolosd, That we but emulate the patri-
otlsm of our mothers of the Revolution,
when we declare that we are ready to prac-
tice any self-denial to assist our fathers, our
husbands, our brothers and our sons, in
maintaining their rights to liberty and indie
pendence.
Resolved, That for this purpose, and to
contribute cur humble mite to the advance.
ment OF Southern commerce, Southern man
ufactures and Southern industry, we hereby
pledge ourselves to purchase no article OF
Northern manufacture: no books from
NortQern publishing hoeses and no goods
bought in Northern markets, from and after
the lst day of March 1860, even should we
have to resort to the primitive "homespun,"
or the fabrics of our own handiwork.
Resolved, That we will not hereafter sup
port Northern preacher, employ North
| ern teacher or travel in Northern cline in
| pursuit of health or pleasure.
Resolved further, That the foregoing res
olutions shall be binding upon US until the
justly to our section; or until the South shall
take her stand among the nations of the
world, and the people OF the North as she
holds the rest of mankind, "enemies in war,
n:peace friends."
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TERMS.

The Day Book will be served to sub
scribers at cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
he 81 per year, SO for six months, and 81
Tor three months, payable in advance.
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NOAlOI ~ Vi ~ l9NulN EEho.
THE Board of Directors wish to engage an
Engineer to prepare plans, and superin-
tend their execution, for the Sewerage and
Drainage OF the buildings and grounds of the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, and for the construc-
ton of works for supply of water.
For such information as can be given with
ont.a personal inspection of the premises. APP
plication may be made TO p NJ Thompson 4,
President ofthe Board.
Williamsburg, Va, March 9, 1860,
nh l0-aW
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YNHE First class Steamship WIN JENK.
Il ms, HALLETT, Commander, with supe-
rier State Room accommodations, for passen-
gers, and large capacity for freight, will leave
DAY, March 10.
Shippers may rely upon having their goods
put tn rough with quick despatch and at low
rates.
Fare 10 Boston $l2,0O including Meals and
State Room. JOHN WILLIAMS, Agent,
mh9 Chamberlain's Wharf Norfolk.
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New Advertisements.

OFFICE NORFOLK b PETERSBURG Co,
Norfolk, March 18th, 1850,
vTNIxE Annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF this Company will be held on Thursday.
the 18th day of April next. at this Office at il
O'Clock. w II HUNTER,
NH l3-TuTh&S-td Treasurer.
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RED ASH COAL AFLOAT.
100n BUSH best quality Red Ash Egg
EtOOO Coal, cargo of schr Hidden, Of
fered for sale low if taken from vessel.
R SANTOS,
Office directly behind the Post Office.
NH 9
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BUTTER,
BUTTER.

BOYS SHOES MADE BY MEASURE.
pOYS Shoes made in the most substantial
- manner and warranted, at No "a South
Church street. Also every style Of Boot and
Shoe now worn by Gentlemen, Please give
me q call "a DAVIS,
NH Boot and Shoe Maker
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25
VARIETIES.

The kentucky House of Representatives
has passed a bill repeating tile law pro-
hibiting the Importation of slaves into that
State.
The appointment of Judge Hughes, as
Judge of the Court of Claims, in place of
Judge Blackford, deceased, has been confirm
ed by the Senate.
we learn from the Fort Wayne Republic
can that the contract for building a new
court house, in that place, has been let to 5.
Edsall s Co., for S63, 6l5.
A most bloody tragedy was enacted in
Dickinson, Franklin county, n. y, on Fri
day last. Henry Meachan shot Chauncey
Wood for being too intimate with his wife.
He then shot his wife and nearly severed
her head from her body with knife, and
next blew out his own brains.
The Jeffersonville Democrat learns that
the convicts in the State Prison are dying
off rapidly No less than four deaths oc-
CURED during last week
Cleveland 2 writes to the Ciencinnati
Enquirer, from Washington;
1t is now certain that the Republicans
will run some such q man as Bates for Pres
ident. Seward is said to acquiesce iii this
policy. He acknowledges that John Brown
has put off his prospects four years.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says;
1t is no use to disguise the matter as
the popular feeling has demonstrated, Doug
las is the only man Ii. e. Democrat who
can carry any free State, except Oalifor-
MIA. y
That is as good as giving up the contest.
DOUGLAS will not be candidate, almost
certainly, unless as 20 5olter. y Gin. Gaz.
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer telegraphs.-
Senator Bright has not yet returned from
Indiana. II is said his friends here con-
plain bitterly of accounts he has given of
politics in that State. Mr.. SlideIl, l learn,
is greatly grieved at his mistakes. Senator
Bright was telegraphed from indianapolis
to come and make matters right. His visit
appears to have had that effect. The Presi-
dent is much worried at the result. He
awaits the return of the Senator before
applying the knife to certain Indiana Of
fcials.
The friends of one of the Northern can
didates for the Presidency are making ar
engagements, it is said, to rent the city of
Charleston South Carolina, for one week
They propose to place tent over the entire
city, and declare martial law.