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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-01

UNDERTAKING
s<zNSzzas This branch of my business will
receive my special attention III every
case, being the only agent in the city and sur
rounding country for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, which are now in such general USE
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar Cotiins al
ways on hand, and three of the best hesrses i'll
the city, and the finest Carriages, always ready
TO attend at any moment.
LEWIS SALISBURY,
30 50 and GU Main street5
s,SANaILY BAiEF--50 BIDS. Family aeet, 81
II Bbis. Mess do, 50 Bbls Nc. / do, III store
aud for sale hy w BPARKS 81 90.
ma % i Roanoke Square.
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MAGNOLIA CIGa,.s

HIIANaNOf4IA VIVA rs.
A LOT OF the above celebrated BRAN lus. :,
= hand which we are retailing -.
the small sum of cents each, We guaran :,
them 10 be the Original Magnolia ana no i'm;
tstion, Eagle Cigar Store, No. so MAIN St
de II. V. MOOHE & co.
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HUOis sENTHTs FOE The MIi.LIOl
DEAD THIS

yETE have large lot very much in the wa
w ana wiz sell them cheap, cheap Qheap,
MiLLAH's Cash Bargain Store,
no., IL Market Square.
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New Grocery and Provision
store.
/ UST received per steamers, fresh supply
- of the best Goshen butter. Also,
Western and Glades Butter,
New Leaf Lard, State Cheese,
Sugar Cured Hams.
Weich's Family and Extra Flour, Tor sale
at the lowest market prices, AT No Ferry
Wharf.
jazz BLAKE T. GRIGGS.
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WHOLESALE
1859 FALL SUPPLY 1859
Usf received very l'rge stock OF Hats,
a Caps and Furs. Dealers may rely upon
finding every thing new and desirable on the
most accommod dating terms.
r ii. L Il V e MS,
Moddsler of Fashion,
Would respectfully announce 10 his sss.
friends and the Hat wearing community Ex&
generally, that he is now ready to fur- SsS8
nish all who may wish new style at Hat with
the most beautiful model ever introduced IN
this city (entireiy unlque) made under my own
superintendent, of the finest material Low
ers of taste and durability are invited 20 make
me an early call. IL IL STEVENS,
Temple of Fashion, Practical Hatter,
au23 No 2 Market Square.
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s T A B LIS ii f ID I760.

u. - IL IA II IL i . ii II ID d e q. -
PETER LORlLLARD,
Snuff and Tobacco Manufa cturei
10 4 IS CHAMBERS ST.,
(fofmeriy ~ Chatham Street, New YORK
Would Cali the especial attention OF Groce.
and Druggists 10 his removal, and also tho ;.
ucieS of his manufacture, viz /:
BROWN SNUFF
hlaCaboy, Demigros,
FINE Rappee. Pure Virginia,
Coarse Happee, Nschitoenes
AleIlcsn Hentisman, tupsALaSe!s.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Fresh scotch
flgh roast scotch, Lri-h high Io'si,
Fresh Honey lew Scotch, ol 4nil4, ioQt
Ttbf8ACCU
FINE cue CHEW ING.
+. A. l. OR plain,
Cavendish, or sweet,
sweet Scented g, 0uun@
Tin OF! GeVsudsSh.
SMOKING.
NO !. Sc j.so,
RIO - Spanish.
NOS. q ihlA'u, Canister,
Kietoot, Pure IurR ;sf
Circular OF Prices will be seat uu appi; !,
ton
N. Is Mote the new article OF Fresh c,,,iub
hnuH, which will be found superior aYt;.,s
ioi uiPpihs purposes lie 70 81.
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NO MISTAKE
p s p
L.. s A l. u s Ii u II L S.
MOP H1IK Va

l.. 5 A Il u 8 Is U Il 81
NORFOLK, VA,
FsTHE best place to buy your FURNITURE
4 and PIANOS, for he has the largest stock
and the best assortment to be found in the
South. My warehouse which is five stories
high and one hundred and five feet deep, is now
well filled with stock which cost over SaO, 900.
In addition to this i have large four story
Factory and Steam Engine, and the best OF
Workmen, which is constantly turning out the
very best furniture that can be made: some OF
which has taken the premium at every Fair
And to meet the wants of customers | will sell
at the lowest figures for cash or good negotiable
paper on short time. Call and examine for
yourselves. l. SALISBURY
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CECOND additional and large arrivals of
- Fall and Winter Goods at NJ CAAlPES
Al and do Main street
1t is very advisable to all those visiting Nor
folk who do not know what is going on III
Norfolk, just to pay visit at N. Campa's Oid
Established Dry and Fancy Goods Emporium,
there you can find the grea test novelties eX-
hibited in Norfolk from pence Domestic up
to the finest Silk Robe Dresses, Ribbons from
l cent to SO cents per yard, the richest assort-
ment in all wool French double Joope Robe
Dresses, English and French Calicoes, white
and cOlored plain and twilled Flannels, white
and Colored Canton Flanneis, Sleeps GreYs,
Sattinets and Cassimeres, Embroideries, Under
Garments, Dress Trimmings and all kinds of
heavy goods for Servants. Call at Al and 43
Main street, corner of Addington's lane and
you will find even more than you expect, and
prices to suit the times.
oc "a N. CANlPE.
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OIL CLOTH,
OIL CLOTH,
VERY CHEAP.
I6TE have on hand few pieces which We
w offer at low price, u yards wide and
yards wide. You can buy il cheap at
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
ia % IL Market Square
tkTH1shEY-lOOc cases Dsly's Valley WINS
w ky,
st bbis Palmetto Whisky, in store and for
sale by SHERWOOD T. YOUNG,
ia IA IA Roanoke Square,
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FIG PIPE STEMS.

FlE FEFE STEMSs
A SMALL LOT of the above Stems juS, re-
IN ceived, they are superior to any STD. nov
in use, on account of the high favopf impalt.
ed, For sale only at the Eagle CEar Store No
so Main ct
de5 H. v MOORE e. co
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0uRGICAL INSTRUHI ENTS-Amputa
- ting Case, Obstetrical Forceps,
Specula Emf lish Catheters,
India Rubber Surgical Goods,
Elastic Stockings, Fine Caps; with many other
desirable goods III the above line, all Tor sa lie
wholesale and retail
fel6 M A n AsSANTOS.
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SA/ALhIi ~ co offer
w spalding's Liquid Glue,
Halloway's Strengthening Plaster,
French Gelatine,
Druggists Wrapping Paper,
Tube Coiors, Wrapping Irvine,
BoraX g cases) Fine Sponges,
Brushes, Steel Combs, &c, 10 the trade
only. Wake u co.
fe ii Old Stand, next to Herman Il Co.
sISHE "Infallible" Hair Restorer is to hand
l. For sale by all Druggists.
Wake s. CO,
lal2s Sole Agents.
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AS Nofshcfh anu HnstSfA IsHVsiics-g
via seaboard and ROanohx itasj
Hoad ana Bay Line
.salp,hs The new and spjfJf Steamers
sEsxassssSs&aaaiia LOUISIANA 13hLAilL
win unsurpassed accomIls. .icus of ela,z
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Bsjtiulols is-,.
ING hunters wharf, Norfo!., Ter, svenilg
Sunday excepted) at 81 o',lecg, l. M, aac
portsmouth on the arrival lie Southern Ia! .
as follows:
The LoUIsIANA, CaptsiGG w. Ausseli, ..
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and rRIpAY
The ADELAIDE, Captain Jamss Cannon. al,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY; arIiv;E.
~ fsaitlinofe IN time for Passengers IL rake tbs
early Trains North and West
by thls arrangement, connection wiia u.
made in New York with the Sound Roars ia
Hosfon, and the STEAMBOATS, and Railroads (,
Eastern cities.
Ns@ Through Tickets to be obtslne., on no.,.
FOR washington, Philadelphia and New YolA
ap 10 w. A. Low ELL. Ageai
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4 N EXPERIENCED N U TX y IL AND
IN Female Physician, presents to the aHen-
inn g har
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STOV UVES-STOVES.
DORE.EstTS x CO, have i'll store and are
Ia receiving daily,
STOVES,
of II kinds and for all purposes, from the best
tOundrieS in the country.
All STOVES sold and put up by us are guar
snteed to give satisfaction.
Purchasers win find it TO their advantage by
giving us a call before purchasing no %
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NOTICE.
ME have heavy stock of Segars in store
w such as Imported Havana, Domestic and
German, all we offer to sell at very low prices
Call and examine goods and prices at
al6 HAMBUHGER g. co,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-14

MARSuAI,S SALE.

OUR CITIZENS CAN FIND ALWAYS AT
4 The establshment Of 3. A. Parasl, corner Of
p..Av snd sixteenth s,reets, Fresh Meas, Turkies
.nd Ehickens Remember the place. Prices rsa-
~ n deals dr.
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AUDITORS OFFICE.

The report upon this Office shows some dfferen-
ces In amount Of warrants ssusd, from that indica
ted BY the various Auditors reports since Novem.
Der, 1852 After examining every warrant entry on
the register from that date up 10 the first Of anu
AIRY, 1859, they were posted TO certain schedules
shown in their report the total Of which sbonld
balance the total amount Of warrants renoytcd nv
the several Auditors as i.sued during that per
There 10, however, discrepancy, partial explans
tions OF which are suggested by the report
The difficulties in the way Of their examination
aud OF sasfactory results from it, have led them &c
recommend radical change in the system of keep
Ing books and accounts in this Office. any mprove
ments. understand have been introduced BY the
present Auditor, not reaching, perhaps. al the
changes which they recommend For the details Of
TINS subJeci, refer you 70 the report itself.
They also call attention 10 the expcdency OF sep
araing the appropriation bills for the regular and
for occasional expenditures usually inclnded under
the general appropriation bill. When the former
are made for two fiscal years a. has been the Gus
tom, II practically leaves the government without
appropriations for he period from the rs. of No
vember the close of the hscal year until the next
appropriation, which Is usually In March.
| concur in their suggestion, that the fiscal year
and the calendar year sould be made identical.
They alec suggest a mode of ksepng the accounts
by certain schedules, which vii guard against over
drafts of appropriations By accident or otherwise,
which, ALEC, IL commended to your attention
1t further recommended th-t SPEC al deputy be
assigned In this Office 10 the keeping Of the books
and accounts OF the School Fund. now amounting 70
q ct0 600 ard stiil increasing; the charge ~
which has recently been transferred to his Office,
ard which ought TO be kept entirely distinct from
all revenue accounts complete examination and
settlement Of the account between the perm tnent
an Temporary schoo fundr, and the different coun-
ties Of tho State. should be made and regularly
kept
FOR several years past the accounts OF these funds
have be greatly confused, and the neccs slty Of
reform have already indicated
RxEcUfIvE ovpIcB.
Among others, you will examine their report upon
this office, which contains suggestions worthy OF
your notice The Commissioners append TO each
report, list Of the books and papers Of each ONCE
which show the description and extent Of these u
chives Of The State. Their general review Of the
AetpAl cQnttQN Of the several Qfcaa. and thu paal
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the other alternative Of proving them up a
second time, at great cost and trouble. The
railroad grants we're made to the State in
trust for certain railroad companies. The
State, IS / read the act, has already made q
declaration OF this trust IN favor Of the COM
panies in question, subject, however, to the
conditions and restrictions contained in the
act of Congress granting them. One of these
conditions is, that the lands shall only be sold
- the construction of the roads progress, that
is after one hundred and twenty sections have
been sold, another like quantity shall not be
sold until the Governor Of the State shall GER
tify to the Secretary of the Interior that TWEEN.
~ continuous miles of any of said roads have
been completed. Now, 10 order to put an end
to this unhappy controversy. which has been
the source OF SO much complaint in the State,
cannot but feel that it is my duty to recon-
mend the adoption of joint resolution by
your bodies, instructing the Governor to sign
no more certificates of the description spoken
of to any OF said companies, until they shall
Ale in his Office written REIMBURSEMENT of
their supposed right to contest the swamp land
selections that may fall within the limits of
their grants, and consent on their part that
the Commissioner of the General Land Once
may proceed to patent them 10 the States az
other swamp lands, &C.
STATE PRISON.
This institution merits distinct notice
The facts aud suggestions contained in the re.
ports Of tho Board Of Inspectors aud Warden
should attract your special consideration
Since the last General Assembly some eighty.
i've have been added to the number Of con.
victs. On account of this ucexampled in
crease, the appropriation made for the gsnsr'
a support Of the Prison proved wholly made
Quate. II did not indeed hold out year
The price of provisions kept up, aud being
scarce and commanding ready cash market
could not Be obtained on 20 long credit
except upon terms ct once exorbitaut and In.
adminabls. An attempt on the part Of tn
InspectoeS 70 edsct loan Of money for THU
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number will be increased to twenty in all in
the course Of this year, which will be able, it
| is thought, to supply the wants of the legiti-
mate business of the State for some years. If
these branches have not accomplished all that
the public expect Of them, it is gratifying. at
least, to know that they have done a cautious
and safe business; commanding the confidence
Of the people. whilst they have in no small
degree subserved the interest of the cOmmu-
nifty at large in relieving the reasonable wants
| of its business men.
Ii the very extraordinary financial pressure
in the midst of which they commenced their
| business, has limited their operations Oh the
one hand, 1t has, upon the other, impaired a
degree of caution aud prudence in the man.
agement Of their business, which is worthy of
all praise, and cannot fail to commend them
to the confidence of the public. In this con-
nection l will be pardoned for suggesting,
that inasmuch as the State has lent TO this in
stitutiOn its name and participates to some
extent in managing and directing its opera
tions, through three Directors of its own ap.
pointment, it should, by the passage of an
act. express its willingr ess to receive the is.
sues OF these branches in payment of taxes.
Standing in this intimate relation to these
institutions,it Is but just that the State should
in this way, add its confidence to that of the
public, which is an element of such vital im-
portance to their successful operations.
need not add that this policy, 10 my Judge.
ment, would greatly subseIve the interest and
convenience Of the tax payer, whilst it would
tend to drive much of the foreign free bank
money out of our State, and fill its place with
our own issues.
beg to say, that desire to be held alone
| responsible for this recommendation, as il
does not emanate from the request Or even
suggestion Of any of the parties interested in
| the banks.
have not undentood that any banks have
been established under the Free Banking
Law. have heard it suggested that it was
too stringent and ought to 30 modified. !
doubt whether an application of this kind
ought to be entertained should one be made
It i the want Of these stringent provisions in
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-14

~ - ucueScu Indt tulS company an0r0ed
the needed protection, and saved, it may be,
our hardy border settlements from another
inhuman butchery.
The expense Of these two expeditions has
cost the Treasury Of the State els, 800 paid,
and about 81 200 or 81 500 unpaid, of contin-
gent expenses, which did not seem to be pro-
sided for in the law, growing out of services
rendered in procuring the necessary equip
ments ard outfit, and the Transporting and
disbursing the money, &C., &c.
These claims, duly authenticated, have been
placed in the hands of our Representatives in
Congress, to the end that the State may be re-
imbursed. 1t is understood that this can only
be done by getting through Congress special
act for that purpose.
need not say that opened q correspond
ence, both with the President Of the United
States and the Secretary Of War, upon the
subject OF our exposed frontier, explaining to
them the character of our difficulties, and re-
specially solicited that protection which the
Federal Government is bound to extend TO
the whole line of our borders. received
strong assurances from the President that this
should be done, and q partial promise from
the Secretary that he would establish a
garrison at some point between Fort Ridgely
and Fort Randall, that should sufficiently
guard and protect our frontier. Whether this
has been done or not am not advised.
RAILROADS.
The establishment, at as early day as
practicable, of system Of railway locomotion
over the State, uniting county with county,
and one neiehborhood with another, and thus
linking together, rot only the four corners of
the State, with bands of iron, but putting us
in connection with all the States east and
south of Us, is matter of SO much importance
that few men, of any section or party, would
wish to record themselves against it.
Their social and commercial advantages
have been tested by millions in this country
and in Europe, and they are forcing them.
selves upon the recognition Of every civilized
nation. We have : system Of near 5000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-14

6tasdsrd Apple Trees. from to years, very fns;
do. Peach one year from bud; seedlings . q year,;
do, and Dwarf Pears, 1, 4AS year,, from bad |;
do and do Cherries, years from buA, Ans;
Qaince Bushes, Plum Trees, Enly May Cherries,
Hrspe Vines, Strawberries and Chestnut Trees;
Black berries--New Roshellc or Lawtou;
Observation-Disclosures Seeding, Large English
Prolific;
-car=sa.s~- Red -nasch, Whise Grape and Black
English;
Rhubarb-Victoria, large and fne;
Red Csdar--a choice lot, from TO feet high.
Also, White Cedar. Pines, Firs, Swans, Rose
Bushes, Shrubs, &c. eofer great inducements to
those who want trees, more especially Apple, % We
wish to clear portion Of cur grounds.
Remember the place miles from City, on
Plank Road; and come and get yeur trees fresh
ness for US. KAY BERNARD.
Janl4-dw3m.
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TRU9TEEsG AaI.E.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of q
IN power contained In certain Deed of Trust ex-
ocuted to me on the Sd Of January, "A. ID. 1853 by
X, p. Creel of the city OF Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa, for the purpose of securing to Reynolds 4
Richardson, OF the same place, the payment Of q
certain promissory note executed by said r.. II.
Creel and endorsed by X. p. Lowe on the first day
of October, 1857, for the sum Of nine hundred and
seventy.three dollars, as stated in said Deed of
Trust; the said sum Of money not having been paid
according to tho terms and stipulations conta ned
ia said Deed of Trust /. George b. Felt, will on the
GATH day OF March, 1860, between the hours OF y
o'clock a. and o'clock p u. of said day, al the
door Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court, in
the city of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, proceed 10
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described real estate mention
ed in said Deed Of Trust, to-wit Twenty (20) feet
on the west side Of let ten no. In block twenty
eight 2S), extending the whole length Of said loi
hundred and forty (l40) feet, with all the sp-
purienances thereuno belonging situate in the city
II keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, and execute deed
to the purchaser. GEORGE b. FELT.
r Jan IT !. 1856 .dtd
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Original Notice.

Two NELSON SAGE: You are hereby notified
4 thai There liz now file In the Clerks Office OF
the District Court of Lee County, Iowa. at Keokrk,
j petition and amended petition of Henry a. De-
Louis and Louise O. DeLous, minors, who sue by
their Guardian, Martin Stafford, claiming of you
the rcversion In fee simple of the following nj
tate, situated in Lee county, Iowa, via; the undi-
vided seven-efghibs OF Lot Ne. 10 in Block No. 65
Ia the city of keokuk; said reyersion being cx-
pectant on the estate for life Of Henry b. DeLouis
therein said petition also claiming that petition
ers' title to raid reversion against you be de-
termped and forever quieted. Now, therefore, I'M
less You appear and answer to said petition on or
before the second day of the term If said Court
at Kookuk to be holden, judgment win be render
ed against you thereon.
CURTIS. GILLM0RE4 CURTIS,
Jan. A, lS6O-4w Att'ys for Petitioners.
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Lrs co ~ "" IS.
IN virtue Of a sp ecial execution TO me directed
- issued by the Clerk of the District Court oil
said county, in favor Of William H. Williams an
against o. Ill. Cex, / hHve levied upon, AMI
viii scll % the highest bidder at the door OF Ia,
CLERKS Oflca If tue District Court Of Lee County
Iowa At keoknkin said county, on the 9th day Of
April, A. II. 1850 be< ween the hours ~ o,elock
m aud o'clock p IN. of said day the following
property, to-wits Lots three (s) and four az II
block one hundred and forty-ionr tl44), in th,
City Of Reokuk. Lee County, Iowa
!, Taken, levied upon and 70 be sold by order Of
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution
keokuk, March 4, 1880.
IL. NJ. GAIFFIrH, Sheriff OF Lee Co.
msh8lIm rnrrs fsa%s1
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STATE l.r co Oh IOWA IS.
II virtue Of an execution To me directed issued
~ by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
eoanay IN favor OF u \. Messenger and against
Robert French, have levied upon and will sell 10
.as highest bidder at the door of the Clerk oice Of
the District Cour, Of Lee County, Iowa, Mt Keoku r
Ia taid county, on the 18th day Of March. A. p.
ishV' between the hours Of o'clock 4. m and 1
o'eiock p ~, Of ssid day, the following property.
~ Wit All the right, title and interest OF Robeyt
ffencn ~ aud 10 lots six tel seven ~ and eight s
IA block twenty 10 j, an! lot four l4i In hlocL
t"enty-two (22l, I'm the City IT keokuk, Lee couu.
y, lows. Taken and levied upon as The propert,
Of sobtrt French 20 satisfy said writ Of exeention
Aeokuk, February la, 1sse
Ill. Nj. GRIFFITH,
lpr So sheriH Of Lee County Iown.