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"a Wild Cat Bank. Two years ago
wild cat bank failed in Gosport, Ind, leav
ing Its notes to the amoant of about $780,
600 in the hands Of the public, towards the
redemption of which nothing has since
been. Referring to this fact,the Cincinnati
Gazette says:
The proprietors Of that concern have, we
are informed, concluded to try their hand
again at the business, selecting as location
this time, however, the District of Column
Aia, instead of Indiana. Arrangements
have been made, we understand, for a large
issue from Washington city, and an officer
of the 'sinstitution" was In this city last
week, making terms with parties to give it
"eirculatien:I He is rather "seedy" for
banker, but his countsnanee denotes that
sharpness which Is characteristic of sue.
cessful wild cat spectators. Look out, then,
for District of Columbia s'money."
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Ramored Combination to Kill Logan, One
Of the Captarers Of Cook.-The Shippens-
burg (Pa.) News, of Saturday, states that
according to current rumor man by the
name Of Myers, resident of Franklin CO.
"a, while crossing the South Mountain into
Adams county, was seizd by body Of men
whose purpose, as declared by them, was to
take his life, believing that he was
Logan, one of the captors of the late
John Z. Cook, of Harper's Ferry notoriety.
Having number of letters, receipts, etc,
in his possession, Mr.. Myers proved satisfac.,
torily to the party that he was not the per-
son they had taken him for.
They stated that they had by some means
learned that Logan designed going over the
mountain on that day, and as he (Myers)
answered to the description they had re-
ceived of the person Of Logan, they were
confident when they took him (Myers) that
they had hold OF a "scoandrsl whose body
should be cut in ten thousand pieces p MI.
Myers was released under promise that he
would say nothing about his arrest that
would reach the ears of Logan.
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An Eastern lady of genius, once beautiful
but now, we fear, getting little elderly,
says, in one of her sprightly magazine
sketches about men and things, that she
"vividly remembers the time" when we and
she "went catching together" Doesn't she
remember still more wildly the time or
rather times when we were smacking to-
gether ?-Prentice.
Protection to Gas Consuners.-A bill is
before the New York Legislature for the
protection of gas consumers. 1t prohibits
companies from charging for the use of me-
tres; also forbidding then from requiring
advance payment for more gas than will be
consumed in one day; also Furnishing, by six
or twelve months imprisonment, any false
record by the Inspectors.
The Lottery System in Maryland will be
broken up by the "new code'' adopted by
the Legislature. The fact has caused, it is
said, general rejoicing in Baltimore. Della
ware appears to be the only State which
braves public opinion in this matter, and
there gambling is encouraged to build
churches, though it ruins families and pros
trates industry.
A Central Park is one of the improvements
talked of in Baltimore. The Mayor, 10 his
message, thinks one from four to five humid
red acres would be commensurate with the
future growth of Baltimore. The ideas OF
the Baltimoreans are expanding to "Metro.
politan" proportions.
SAVANNAH RACES. Nicholas /. gallopea
around the Ten Brock Course at Savannah
on Thursday, and took half the Jocky Club
purse of $500. Fanny Washington won the
three mile race on Friday. In the second race,
same day, Exche quer beat Mes Taylor in two
straight heats.
FAST SLEIeHING.-A Western correspondent
of the Journal of Commerce reports that the
ia test sleighing, probably, that was ever heard
OF, was done on Lake Erie. A party travelled
one hundred and fifty miles in thirteen hours
and half.
Miss Louisa Pyne was suddenly attacked
with violent fit of hysteria. brought on by
over exertion, on the night of the 10th ult., aud
was prevented from appearing at the Royal
English Opera.
- Connecticut chap announces that next
spring he intends to cross the Shetucket on
rope with two men hanging to his hair--one on
each side. He is now busy, day and night, let
ting his hair grow for that purpose.
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Arrival of the Anglo Saxon
LATER FROM EUROPE.

PORTLAND, Jan. 19.-The Apv,o G.
arrived here at II this forenoon. WI, On ~
9Th. w VIC night of
Inc Times and other journals say 4h,.
pearances indicate that the Congress- m;i,
apanooned,but the rumor lacks ennf; WI. wa!
Napoleon made pacific speech 81 - ~ at lt
lomatic dinner on New Years d. a. Tue al
There had been violent stn.yy
English Channel. 'S'flns IN
The ship Britannia, from Sa,
Liverpool, as before reported w annan
wrecked. The Captain and moat " wa" - eota
were saved. S' VI 'he crl
IL was reported that the HOLY Sss i
oeen assured that the French namnb he
not the programme of the French G
ment. This assurance had prodnced o'sI
ter feeling with the Pope.
Ane latest accounts fix the meeti,a
Congress for the 18th January. '''ng
The London Times says that tba mo
the Mexican treaty is ratified by the AZ
ican senate, the independence OF MeYico y
Spanish squadron had blewn ~, j
MOORISH forts at the mouth of Tetnan !;
=, Ihere was some disaffection amonn
oS tho 5eth of Dec. the Moors attao
me spanish encampment, but were renn
WIN great loss. Subsequently tho
4o,u9o strong were defeated by Gen ~
"lth loss of $500 men. The Spanish
Gen. Guyon,t the commander of tho H.
FORCES at Rome had been Summoned IN
to Paris. neo ~ o
M. Ihonyenel bas been appointed to
in the Cabinet in rlace of Connt w.
Ihis is the latest news from Paris.
COMMERCIAL
LlyERPooL, Jan. 5.-The Cotton ma
closed on Thursday firm with an advan
tendency. aN'An
Breadstntts were unchanged proyis
aule'' sugar hrm. Coffee quiet. +
steady at 33s 9da34s '"'pe'
LONDON Jan. 5.-Money in active dem
Consols 955sa95A '' "sA
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Great Destruction of PROPERTY from an
Ice Flood.-We learn from the Pittsburg
Press that the ice in the Monongahela river
gave way on Sunday morning and carried
everything before it. The destruction of
property from the first dam to the point
was heavy. On the Birmingham side there
was scarcely craft that was not swept
away. Thirty bottoms of boats were counted
by one person. The total number of every
description that floated off could not have
been less than fifty.
Legality Of Bonds Issued to railroad Com.
panses.-A Chicago paper states that the
Supreme Court Of Wisconsin has affirmed
the constitutioaality of county, town and
State.
A Doctor Co,chidea for Kisssng.-A spicy
bit Of scandal has been in circulation for the
last few days relative to the cowhiding and
fogging Of a Brooklyn physician by the
husband OF lady patient, whom he treated
in an unprotessional manner while making a
call. The lady, Mrs Ewing, has published,
over her own signature, full statement of
the whole affair. The doctors name is
Smith. Poor Smith, he won't want to kiss
many more of his patients.
Visit to Mrs. Pok.-The members of the
General Assembly of Tennessee paid their
respects in body, on the 9th instant, to
the widow of the late ex-President, james
x. k,at her residence in Nashville. This
mark of respect to Mrs. = has been observ =
ed annually by the Legislature for several
years past.
Neao York Policemen general super
intendent of the Metropolitan police of New
York issued an order on Monday, announ-
cling that any officer convicted of drinking
liquor in public house while in uniform, will
be- dismissed from the service.
Monument to the "Martyrs. THE aboli-
tionists of Oberlin, Ohio, have issued Cir
cuar stating that they contemplate erecting
a monument to the memory of the three col
ored men-Copeland, Leary and Green-who
were with Brown at Harper's Ferry.
Mutiny IN House Of Refage.-A mutiny
occurred in the house of refuge at Cincinnati
last Friday, during which q M Jones, the
superintendent, was stabbed in three places
by youth named Mcdonald. One of the
wounds, inflicted with knife, is in the left
side of the face,just below the jaw bone pass
ing down into the throat, and in the transit
nearly severing the jugular vein. Mr. Jones
is lying in dangerous condition.
Nebraska Territory.-The Nebraska House
OF Representatives have passed a bill for the
organization of that Territory into a State.
The senate will probably concur. The bill
provides for an election to be held on the
first Monday in March, 1860, for delegates
to constitutional conyention-the electors
to vote at the same time "for" or "against"
State government.
A Request. Osburn, Esq, who died
in Loudoun county, Va, on the I'd inst, left
a will by which he directed his executors to
sell his farm near Woodgroye, and give the
money to the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company, to be used
for the buildings of the road The bequest is
valued at about Sc 200
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Bogus Humanity [ IHustreted- Where as
Mrs. ChiId2-A frightful number of poor
girls the most of them-are
still lying half dead and in most excruciating
agonies, in the City Hall, at Lawrence, Mas
sachusetts. These poor women need kind
nursing and gentle words, to smooth their
passage to the tomb. Where, oh where is
Mrs. Lydia Maria Child? Can only muir
derers, horse thieves and traitors stir her
sympathies Why is she not at the bedside
of these ill fated sufferers? Is it because
they are of her own sex ? or because it is
their misfortune to be white instead of
black ?-Erpres8.
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A Child Mangled by Dog.-On Sunday
last son of Mr.. Christian Rider, residing in
York township, about seven years of age,
was mangled in frightful manner by a
large dog Kept on his farm. The boy was
amusing himself in playing with the dog,
when all at once the dog became enraged
and fell upon the child with the ferecity of a
tiger, and inflicted severe wounds upon his
face, arms and one of his limbs. We are
told that piece of flesh was entirely torn
from the boys leg by the enraged animal
York Pay Press.
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DsatA of Wilhelm Grimns.-Children and
scholsys will alike be grieved to hear of the
death Of this distinguished man, said to have
taken place recently at Berlin. He was the
younger of the two brothers, who have long
been renowned far beyond the cenfnes Of
their German land. he was in the seventy
fourth year of age. His familiar German
Legends and stories haye been read with de-
light by the children of many countries. His
calculations of the earlier German poetry,
and his pathological works, have won TOR
nina place in the first rank OF the scholars
Of bis age,
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The Ship Flora 7emple.-The loss of this
fine Baltimore ship in the China seas has
already been mentioned. Intelligence from
Manila to 9th November announces the ar
rival there of boat containing the master
OF the Flora Temple, Capt. johnson, and
tNenty-eight of the crew. Another boat
containing portion of the crew is still miss
ing. A steamer was sent out in hope OF
picking up others of the crew or passengers.
but was unsuccessful. Most of the coolies on
board the ship, numbering nearly eight hun
dred, are supposed to have persisted.
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L A T EST NEWS
Thirty-sixth Congress-Firtssa.
sion.

Ahifty-Stxth COngress-Firts saa
sion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 49,.
SENATE,
Senate met at the usual hour
s,o Mr. Douglas bill for the protect mn ,
slavery in the Territories was n ,a aSa Il,
gay the Senate adjourned. % "n'
HOUSE.
The House met at the usual b, mr.
A join resolution declaring that a., :,
per's Ferry raid was an attaox tne H
rights of the South and showed i bo. upon
the part of the North, and that tnbu a a,y
OF oaoa Black Re President wouId
passed the House to-day. yDurino pnioil
o pate the fact was ELECTED that a nnm hue
southern democrats had agreed to raoiat
al, palfitam mem stratagems vote on N
constitutional. u was I'M
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Severely Let Alone Commenting on the
proceedings of the late abolition convention
in Buffalo, the Advertiser Of thad city says:
During the convention of this week only
the most trivial and transient notice has been
taken of its proceedings, and one of the
most bitter complaints which uprose from
the bosom of the fair Susan B., was directed
against the dead Indifference of the newspa-
perS.
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N Office.

All Communications, &C., intended for In.
ssrtion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
hould be addressed to JOIN r. HATHAWAY
Editor and Proprietor. in order to ensure
attention.
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CASTOR. makes Lao. "A physician in In
dianapolis brought suit against brother
physician for pay for visiting the patients
OF the latter, at his request. 1t was shown
in evidence that it was usual for physicians
to attend each others patients and make no
charge, and it was decided that custom, in
such cases, made law, and the complaining
physician would have to abide by the regu-
lation.
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The "GALIANT ZoUAvE."-Captain HENRY
de la Riviere, "the gallant Zouavs," is in re-
duced circumstances in New York, and Phe
Ian, the billiard man, at the earnest solicit
tatioDs Of Lola Montez, has given him sit
uation as marker In one of his up town sa-
looms, with new suit of clothes, and $40 q
month.
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PIPES! ,PIPES!i

PIPES! .PIPES!I
HE greatest variety of pipes ever
- IN this Market comprizing all the
in the Tobacco and Segar line. 10 he fon
our establishment; and at the yery lowest
ces; for sale wholesale and retail at
]. HAMBURGER & CO.,
No. 80 Main st.
Sign of Big Indian in front.
sl' Norfolk, V,
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FOR RENT

Az ND possession given Immediately. The
4AN House on New Castle street, at present
occ upied by the Norfolk and Petersburs RAN.
road Company.
Ap ply at the office of the Company for fur
Their particulars.
jy 19-tf
(Herald and Argus copy.)
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GREAT REDUCTION.

n. YORK LEDGER ONLY -FOUR GENTS,
Do HERALD do 90 do
And all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING
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TERMS.

The Day Book will be served to subscribers
.rox cent? per wees payable to the Carrier
When sent by mail 1t wlli be "a per year, 81
tor SIX months. and 81 Tor three months, paya
ole in advance
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ATTENTION

/ N y Il e N d EN- IT GREY
T. Ate nd meeting and Drill on (FRIDAY)
M evening at IN O'Clock. Punctual attend
III ance is l'equired. By order of the Captain.
~ GEO HOLLYWOOD,
ia IS I'd Serg't.
ID UTTERs Cheese nd Lard for sale by ].
ID BELL s. CO-Goshen A No /, put up in
any size packages required, at low igures.-
Good GIades Blu tier, No l Lard, Engli and
Eastern Cheese at wholesale and retail.
ia l8 No Z Campbell's wharf.
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Wf- Circulation greater than the Daiiies
of both Cities combined. -en
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A2Yrepriatins Samples.-The Supreme
Court of Appeals, in Virginia, has affirmed
the judgement of the Circuit Court, of
Richmond, wieh decided that inspectors of
hour, spirits, cotton, and other articles of
freight, have no right to retain samples, as
psrQuisites of Office. The decision was
called ont by q suit against -four inspector
who, 1t appears, had, In the course of few
years, Gmulated from drafts of -four Ia
ken from barrels quantity valued at sew
sral thousand dollars, including interest.
"1Ae Coming Horde. Under this head
ing the Cincinnati Enquirer. speaks of the
probability ofssversl of the States following
the example of Arkansas in excluding free
colored persons, and says:
"rhe result of this will be that the poor
oanisnea wretches will come pouring in up
on a. BY hundreds and thousands. Unfit for
rssloence IN new countries, and without
khe industry necessary to subdue a wilder
ness; shut out by stringent laws from the
other free States of the West, and kept from
those that are further North by the GOODNESS
of the climate, Ohio will be in fair way to
bs. overrun by this swarm of the destitute and
improvidents and the question, what is to be
done 2 will be forced upon her by circum-
stances of the most imperative character
Little as the event in question may appear
to some, it ia one that will be sure to beget
long train of consequences; nor is it IN
likely that, among other effects, it will dis
close the weakest point in our Union, and
exhibit dangers to the contederacy hitherto
unforeseen, and against which no adequate
protection has been devised. Enough may
now be seen to indicate that the end is not
yet, and that there is more than enough OF
bitterness in store for the future"
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Some thing New of Late ImpOr-
tatiOn.

Some thing New of Late ImpOr-
tatiOn.
GOLD GENEVA WATCHES
GOLD GENEVA WATCHES I!
nv III A II wind and set without a ~
key; they are a new invention "a
and an improvement on the Watches KSM.
that wind and set with the handle = azsss
Cali and examine them and the great variety
of other new, beautiful and useful articles,
just received at the first class Jewelry Store OF
G. F. GREENWOOD, consisting partly of Elk
tension Rings, Diamond Rings, Regard Rings,
Box and Glass Breast Pins, Etruscan and other
Thimbles, Etrascan and Coral Scarf Pins, Spec
tacles, &c, &c.
All of which are of the most superior quail
tty, were bought very low, and will be sold on
accommodating terms.
CT GREENWOOD
ia ~ q Main street, Head of Market Sqr
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GROCERIES.
1EO BAGS RIO Coffee,
lou so do Laguayrx,
80 bags Old Government Java,
20 hhds West India Sugar.
AZ do Prime Sagua La Grande Molasses
100 bbls Crushed A and Sugar,
200 boxes Soap,
100 do Tallow Candles,
200 do No Adamantine do
100 bbls Roanoke Whiskey,
$50 do Virginia and Pennsylvania old do,
so Sc No MackereI,
SO do Blueish,
100000 Segars, various brands, for sale low by
ia 10 LEIGH L. BRO.
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ENCOURAGE HOME IND URTRY
And Young Beginners.

And Young Beginners,
A ND by so so doing you keep your mechan-
IA les at home. In order to commence the
large assortment of Tin Ware of our own man.
ufacture, which we are elling low, as we do
not intend to keep any more goods than we
can possibly help, of any manufacture than our
own. We promise to keep better assortment
than we have ever kept, SO that our custom
ers can furnish themselves with any article
they may wish in our line, such as Roofing,
Guttering, Spouting, repair of Roofs, Pumps,
&C. Pipes made OF Tin, Copper, American,
English, Russia and Galvanized Iron, Zinc,
&C :, and in fact anything in the House Fur
nishing line. Give us call.
A w SMALL g. co,
No 5, Water street,
ia 10 One door from Market Square.
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WHlsAEY-lo0 cases Daly's Valley n
sale by SHERWOI}h Z. y 1,oI1 az
ia IA ID RosnoIe Sa
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
| square ! day..So s0Il do weeks. IS
DO d dsys.. saa do months month co
/ do 1week. rs do months 10 90
II advertisements ordered twice or thrice
week, for each insertion after the first,
per square ........-.............37
marriages and Deaths to be published as news.s
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C., will be
required IS advance.
All transient advertisements to be paid in ad.
vance.
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RE JMED WORK AGAIN
w Il have now secured the services n
w OF the best Shoe Makers in the civ
are prepared TO put on New Heels or to
Boots and Shoes with great neatness and u
dltlon. The work Will be done in orr
mouse; w SEABURY,S SONsI
jsl6 No II MarSet so
III IA copv)
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FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20.

Office, No. ~, E. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
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tttannts NtrtbltaTt rTsntIim e'rfsiatru.
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une 1T Gee ylaR ais sin gutter t,iannt. Seer,
Ter stn rera,tiIss Geitlit iu u~rfueu accent,
cute nt6t pcridumtn btin Sertauit lid rin,u.
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