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

GROVER IL BAKERS
CELEBRATED NoISELEBs
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES-PRICES, $50 TO $l26
HEMMERS, S. EXTRA.
ISL Baltimore st. Baltimore.
READ WHAT DISTINGUISHED MEN SAT-.
~ take pleasure in saying, that the Grover
Baker Sewing Machines have more than sus
tanned my expectation. After trying and re-
turning others, have three Of them in opera
n my St and after
Senator of Soath Carolina.
my wife has had one of Grover l. Bakers
Sewing Machines for some time, and am sat
that has been Invented. take much pleasure
in recommending 1t to the public 81 g.
Harris, Governor Of Tennessee.
iell SIS SO MERwIN
RHEUsaATISnI AND ALL PAIN.
= VANISH BY THE USE or
uARTSEIORNE'SC URE-ALL.
Al THE GREATPAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AMI. REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAh
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED By Il CHEMIST
BOTTLES Y 81 and SO cents and one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
sf SCIENCE.
1t is not pretended that this article will cure
all complaints, but 1t will cure all pain as
thousands will testify, who have used it. As
pain is the forerunner OF most disease, by cur
Ing the pain you check the disease
HARTSHORNE'S CURErALL should be keli
in all families in case of accidents or sudden
sickness as it frequently cures In less time than
1t requires to get physician.
It cures pain in any pat of the system and is
used externally and internally.
a HARTSHORNRS CuRE-ALL cures Rheu.
az i'm, Neuralgia and Chilblains.
RTSHORNRS CURE.ALL cures Cramps,
E5 : Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
\ RTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains
Ia, Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and
Ea.s. s Il. sg..s t3s5,5s q. al
HARTSHORNE'S OURE-ALL cures Sprains,
Uses, Scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet. Is
HARTSIIORNES CURE.ALL cures Pains
n the Feet and Swelling of the Joints.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Stiff
Neck from Cold, and Ague in the Breast
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL is good for
Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach and Bowels
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE.
ALL, as it acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sin
ews, Blood and Bones, and, by its warming
electro magnetic power, expels all pain from
the system. Get bottle and try it.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug
Stores in NoaFoLK, PORTSMOUTH, hAmP TON
and SUFFOLK. iy I4-u
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FLOUR .sm
C(l IN Beis bags Of Grove Mills Family
260 Bbis, Straight brand fine. es...
$50 Bags Berkeley III w
100 do Crumps do pvt,o
in store and for sale BY anu 1'A''
SHERWOOD g. YOUNG
"A Roanoke Square
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ONLY 81
Nv are retailing refined Brown Sugar ~ ii
Tor only 81, at the Cheapest Cash Grorert
sii - en ne Guy. ] REDMC.JD.
JIG - Church street
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NO MISTAKE
4, fsl p
&. 8 L U 8 b u RY IS

L. 8 "A l. u 3 Is U K Y IS,
NORFOLK, Va,
1 sTH y best place to buy your FURNITURE
L 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 nov
well filled with stock which cost over $40 900
In addition to this have large four story
Factory and Steam Engine, and the best Of
wofkmen, 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 viii 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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UNDERTAKING

UNDEh IAhINU.
es<xss This branch of my business will
receive my special attention in 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 Collins al
ways on hand, and three of the best Hearses il
the city, and tho finest Carriages, always ready
to attend ut any moment.
LEWIS SALISBURY,
ap 80 So and 90 Main street
E>AmiLa EEEF--5O Bbis. Family Beef, So
Il Bhls. bless do, 50 Bbls. No. do, in store
and for sale by w B PARKS g. co,
ma 20 Roanoke Square
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TO Northern and Eastern Travellers
via SeabOard and Roanoke Rail
TOAD md EaY laima

.uz,s ts@s-9 The new and srlerffl Steamers
salzfasSsssa LOUTSIANA.o eDELAIDE.
with unsurpassed accommft tens of State
rooms and Saloons, will run regularly between
Norfolk and Portsmouth and baltimore: Ieav.
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolt, gery EVENING.
Sunday excepted) at 81 o'1ieek, p. NJ. and
Portsmouth on the arrival he Southern Cars
as follows $50
Inc LOUISIANA, Captai2t&sa. w. Russell. OF,
MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
Nhe ADELAIDE, Captain James Cannon. ON
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY: arriving
IN baltimore in time for Passengers to take the
early Trains North and West.
BY this arrangement. connection will he
made in New York with the Sound Boats for
Boston, and the Steamboats, and Railroads Ia
Eastern cities.
9- Through Tickets TO be obtained on boayu
for Washington, Philadelphia and New York
ap Is w. a. LOWELL. AGENT :
RUTtTfGR, CEaMESE, BUCKVVHEar
ID and Mackeral
50 Tubs Extra Prime Goshen Butter.
so Kegs Dairy Glades 10
20 do Medium N. Y. State do
90 Boxes Prime do do Cheese
20 Bags superior Buekwheat,
~ Bbls No. Maekegel lust received, and for
sale by ] j VyOODBRI DEE
no % No. S. Roanoke Square.
| LRUTF, FRUITS boxes new Citroh,
u 100 Drums new Figs, 100 boxes new
Ralsln5, 10 Casks new Currants, 100 barrels A l,-
| pies just received, and for sale by
| ~ WOODBRIDGE,
| no 81 No. s, Roanoke Square
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Horses for Sale

a aOPairs Of HORSES Just arrived
%at N. b. Lees Stables, among the
G-yN number several fine pairs Of Harness
sas1A Nh Horses. The most ofthem Vermont
Horses and will be sold low for Cash.
N. b. LEE,
de 10 1913 Church stree &
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HOOP SKIRTS FOR THE afII.I.IOr
READ THIS.

ENTE have a large lot very much in the way
w and will sell them cheap, cheap, Cheap.
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
no at. IL Market Square,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
STEAMSHIP LIME OF PACK FITS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT IL 9 CLOCK,
ILL =. N. 80
FEsKEE Unien Steamship Co.'s Steamers city
i of Richmond. Capt MITCHELL; Penn
syIvnata, Capt. TEAL, and Virgimias Capt.
KELLY.
One of these Steamships will leave Higgins'
wharf Norfolk, for Philadelphia, every Wednes-
day at I2 o'clock, A. M. until further notice.
Passage ST, berths and meals included.
E'os freight or passage, apply to
4 CROMWELL, Agent,
Higgins wharf, Norfolk,
N. Bone of these Steamers will leave Phil
adelphia every Wednesday at A. M.
no 5
En DOZEN Childreas, Ladies' and Misses
w wooden Socks and Talmas at Wholesale
and Retail. e. CAAiPE,
de 0 SO Main street.
GOAz ETEING Worthy of Notice You
= can't make pure grain without good Seed.
We have few bags prime white Wheat put up
especially for seed, for sale ~
se3 DELK 4 LINDSEY.
YSSHERf CODFasia-l, 900 lbs. Just TO hand,
4 warranted equal to any as regards size and
condition. BAYRIORE 6 STONE,
Sc 8 No. Campbell's wharf.
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NEW HADES.-We are retailing new Hams
IN at only 10 cts. Choice Plate Beef I2k cts,
at the cheapest Cash Grocery in the city
Jf REDMOND,
de Ii Church street.
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MA &CA SANTOS

i. N. M. q. 0. P. II. s.
w II are retailing good Butter On os IN. g.
w cents, Sugar 10 cents, new Hams Iset,
Meal Si 20 per bushel, No. Lard ID cts Plat.
% Seei ~ cts. Coffee Is cts. Patent Cut sursr
~ 81, fasspsco Flour per Bbi. or bag, new
aarge atonly cts per ID. at the Cheapest C Jas
Grocery IN the city. Goods sent to every IN, ;
OF the city Tree OF cost. No. 8, s. Church at.
Qe Y j T REnMOMn
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FT1IE Grocery of NJ. e. BELL, formerly on
4 Main street, is removed to NO. 80 Butte
street, where will be kept on hand well Sc
lected stock of Family Groceries at the cheap.
to call and examine the stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. A general assortm emit Of Buck
cts, Brooms and Tubs. M. L. BELL,
nov No. 80 Butte street
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FANCY AND OTHER 1s0tIDs AMI
ABLE FOR EsR Enl E,Nra.r ~

ABLE FOR PRESENTS
LIME bohemian Cut Glass 30 ttles
4 DO China and Metal Puff Boxes,
Genuine Farina Colognes.
Cut Glass Toilet Bottles,
Twsngihani Saehels,
oeAuine French and English Perfumes
CO 40 do Pomatums
Otto OF Rose in Cut Glass Bottles.
s sli Porte Monnaies and Buck Purses
HioiIe Antique Purses,
Ivory Buck do AZ
flhe havana Segars in small boxes.
Shoice smoking Tobacco in bales,
Handsome Kerosene Oil Latuns and sh.s
piowering Hyacinths in Colored vases.
PeaIl Starch in neat 10 lb cases.
~ me above and many other goocs at very sa +
de % nrA . n
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BEG leave to inform the public, that nav,
4 taken the stables situated on ID als
South Church street No. 1913 near sxefeyTGxSS
the Old Custom House, and formeMy known
~ Stump's Stables, where shall kee1
AG& Seonstantly on hand a fine lot OF Horsss
ia-sA~k-&a(bo buggy and Saddle) for hire. ana
solicit q share OF public patronage. Horsei
boarded by day, week, or month, on moderate
terms sndgooa attention 10 them guaranteed.
NIB. LEE,
No. i2o. South Church 1t.
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F1IN Wv ARE.

M Il would again remind our friends and Gus
w toners that we have on hand as good and
as cheap assortment OF the above article, as can
pc bought in the city; our custom made Tin
Ware is manufactured under cur own eyes,
and by as good Hands, as can be produced in
this or any other State; we are manufacturing
daily every article in our line, and can furnish
are also prepared to do at moments call, any
Kind Of repairing, Roofing, Cutters and Pipes
to Buildings &c. Also, Pipes of American,
of Pipes for Steam Mills, Steam Boats, &c, and
warrented in all cases. 2Vorkmen sent to any
part OF Virginia, or Nefth Carolinia to execute
work and warranted.
: w. SMALL s co,
No. 5, Water street,
de 8 Door from Roanoke Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-19

ty platforms far from prescribing nvoabe rules OF
national policy have heretofore been employed only as
means OF misleading and deceivng the people, there
fore, be it
ResolUsd That we the Union Party of Surry endorse
with cordial appreciation the nomination by the late Bat
more Convention Of the Hon. John Bell OF Tennessee
for the Presidency and the Hon. Edward Everett OF Mas
sachusetts for the VicePedency of the United States
Resolved That recognize these two distinguished
candidates as the of that spirit of conser
vatism aud loyalty whose ccncating influences now
so mperatively demanded by the heated and distracted
state of the public mind and that will Weld them
jealous support in the confident belief that by their e
ovation to the offices for which they nominated, the
rights of all sections will be duly respected by The Exec
utve to the full exten: Of its powers and that good will
aud harmony will be more restored to the country
Resolved That in the political record and avowed SEN
ments of that true and patriotic statesman, John Bell
may be found those principles Of Constitutional construc
ton which willing to adopt the basis Of the
Union party aud relying his anecedents sufficient
guarantee for his future fidelity, repe with scorn the
imputatons cast upon by enemies because OF
reputation of the deceptive contTvances OF formal par
ty platform.
RESOLVED That in the Hon. Edward Everett we recog.
nize accomplished scholar experienced statesman,
lover Of the Union, enemy Of nsticism and friend
TO the rights of the South.
Resolved That We will employ every honorable means
to the election of candidates, and exhort
friends throughout the whole country 10 active
and jealous e1ertion in behalf of patriotic
Resolred That three from each Mlgsteral District be
appointed 3 vigilance committee.
Whereupon the following appointed
lst Disuict-Bair Pegram jos. a. s. Bishaw, Jno. r.
Wilson.
I'd District-Alexander Faison James Harris, Albert
Goodrich.
Sd Dstriot--wm N. West Littletou Collier,
4th Distriet-Jno. Il. Davies ~ p Sedge E. G. Smith.
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Respectfully,
ANDREW II. II. DAWSON.

During the visit of Louis Napoleon and the Empress
at Lyons they visited the weaving establishment. The
Empress, when near one of the looms, invited 10
take the shuttle and throw it few times. Her Majesty
complied, and the implement thrown by the Imperial
hand passed rapidly to and fro between the warp. The
stuff was then unroed and the Empress then read on
the stuff" 7ISse par AGjeste Fimpedtriee, LyoH
k % Aoa, 1860. After having read the above pbrise
Her Majesty is said to have exclaimed in the words Of
Aioere "H pardit que je fdis dc Ia prose ls
por" After the departure of their Maestes from the
room the young workwoman who had showed Her Ma
esty what do do being asked whether she had been
utimdated by the Imperial pre.ence navey replied
"Oh, no. not much the Empress is so afibe, aud then
she threw the shuttle well, It is pity she is En-
press; she would nhSe frst-rata silk weaver"
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TIE EyE7UTIoYs AT DAMASCUS.

DAMASCUS, Aug 2Oth.-lOieial This morning l67
persons implicated in the late mssacres, and on whom
sentence of death had been passed executed; 81
of the condemned men were hanged in the most pOpu-
lous part of the sty and 10 of the local police
shot in the square.
This execution has struck terror into the inhabitants
of the cty which remained tranquil Tomorrow, those
condemned to hard labor aud attention will be seni
der strong escort Beyrout where they will be imme-
diately embarked for Constantinople
Among the persons hanged were brothers, sons and
parents Of the first of the country No attention
was paid to their rank or dignity.
Tomorrow all the principal parties compromised will
be arrested tried and punished. The trial of eI-Gov
ernor Abrmid Agher aud other officers is proceeding be-
fore council of war. The sentences will be enforced
Immediately after hey pronounced.
The guilty persons who escaped after the will
be tried as outlaws They will undergo their penalties
as soon as they are seized The army of the Sultan
acts with the most rigorous discipline aud in perfect 10y
atty The of Justice is triumphant Perfect tran
guilty reigns all the borders OF Syria. Order is re-
established at Sard and its environs.
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RErL AyO EVERETT IN sURRY COUNTY.

At meeting of the Opposition party held at Surry
courthouse on the eth day Of August for the purpose
of ratiiyug the nomination Of John Bell Of Tennessee
aud Edward Everett of Massachusetts, for the offices Of
President and VeePresdent Of the United States Jacob
Faulcon was called the Chair and T. O. Smith was ap-
pointed Secretary On motion a committee of five were
appointed TO drat resolutions whereupOn the following
gentlemen were selected: John B. Davies NJ p Sledge,
p. B. Sledge, John HApkius and William A. Warren.-
The following resolutions then presented by their
Chairman, John B. Davies, which were ably advocated
BY Messrs PretoW, s. Davies and Hankins and we're
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The parties by the constant agitation OF
the slavery question, have excited sectional animosiy
and prejudice to such degree Of violence to prevent
dgnihed and legitimate exercise of the legislative func'
tons BY national Congress and to menace the very
existence Of our conederated Union and whereas par
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BELL AND RvERETF IN MONROE.


At large and enthusiastic meeting of the Constitu
tioual Union parry Of Monroe county, at the Court
House thereof, on Monday, the goth day OF August
1860 James NJ. Burnside, Esq, called to the Chair
and DR.. j. Y. Waite, appointed Secretary. A. T. Ca
perton Esq having explained the object Of the meet
Ing on notion committee appointed to consider
and report business proper for he action Of this meet
ing The committee, after short reremen', returned
and through their chairman reported the following reso
lu;Ons which were unanimously adopted, to-Sit:
Resolved That this meeting, cheeriully and with one
accord approve the nomination Of John Bell Of Ten
nessec as candidate for the Presidency Of the United
States, and Edward Everett Of Massachusetts,, a can
Gdate for the Vice Presidency thereof hereby pedgng
to jhem uuiplterng and hearty support.
Rsso'rel That the Chairman Of this meeting appoint
Central Committee with full power to appoint Com
mittee Of Yghnce in the different Magis,eris Districts
and this county and with power where neces-
sary 70 add TO said committees.
Under the las resolution the Chairman appointed the
following committee, tO-wit
Col John w. Lanier, james II. Alexander, Alexander
Clark DR.. Charles Baldwin, and John Hutchinson, Eos.
After which, Allen T. CapertOn, ESQ., being called on,
took the stand, and addressed large and attentive
croEd in an eloquent and argumentave Speech in sup
port Of the Of the Constitutional Union party,
which was greatly applauded.
When, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
J. NJ. BYRNsIDE Chm.
" W,trr Seciv
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DISUNIONISM IN VIgGlNIA.


10 the, Ritor of the iYhg:
Mr. Wioughby Newton, "a retired political philOso
pher he STYLED himself in his speech in the late Char
ottesvle Breckenridge Convention, said "The popular
mind should be fdmiaiized with the thought Of sepa
ration IL should be directed the glorious position that
Virginia would occupy il the Union were destroyed.
Norfolk would become The great emporium
Of Southern empire" &C.; &c. Why did This great
political philosopher" exPlin the reason why Norfolk
might not become the great emporium Of the South
equally as well iu the Union OF it, Was il that
the interests of Other sections Of the country would have
TO be- broken down crippled by attempt force their
trade out of their natural channels II this political phi
osopher would visit Western Virginia aod make himself
acquainted with s geographical situation its produc-
TONS its channels OF trade, aud its various Interests he
would be app 10 arrive at the conclusion that the
people of Western Virginia have ever entertained that
their interests OF every kind safe in the Union
than of it, He would learn that its citizens are will
ling TO do their part towards protecting the interests Of
Eastern Virginia ia the Unon but will hot follow her
ont of H. at the sacrifice Of her interests. He might
learn, too that Western Virginia has lost more slaves
than Eastern Virginia and all O the cotton States put to-
gether; and that if the Pennsylvania line aud the Ohio
river were made the line that their remaining slaves by
crossing IT, would be equally safe though they
IN Canada the climate being milder, more productive
SOIL and the inducements for her remaining slaves to run
away fifty times greater than they have heretofore been
it would probably abolitionize Western Virginia
He would be very apt to hear hats too, that If Vr
gnu should secede from the Union, Western Virginia
may secede from her and become State in the Un
lou that il section Of refuse, that territory
large enough TO form a State cannot be had then the
Northwestern counties may secede and attach themselves
to Maryland have;lsed the word 'secede" thinking
that States rights Democrats cannot object the term
although when started tell when where
il might eud II State can secede why not county
cede from STATE NORTHWEST.
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THE KEYsvILLE EXTENSION GOING AHEAD.

IWttUt Y 1'VF' I1VNVF'Fs
The Claryille Tobacco Plant" Announces by authority
that 1900 Of iron for the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Extension have been purchased the whole to be deliver
ed in Richmond during the month Of September One
ship load has already been delivered. The 1900 tons
purchased and 300 additional tons, which will be order
ed at an early day, will be amply sufficient to lay down
the track from Keysvie to Christiansburg The ITO
bacco Plant" is also informed that il is the purpose of
the contractor to have ten miles Of the track laid down
and ready for the by the lst day Of December This
cannot fail to be cheering intelligence to the people of
all that region Of country aud must inspire fresh hope
in the breasts Of the despondng Of the friends Of
this cherished enterprise.
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by expressing his pleasure that he enabled to relieve
the anxiety Of the Republicans by informing them that
he had found his mother, who, God bess her. was in
fine health and in way annoyed by the comments Of
the partizln press Mr. Douglas spoke nearly hours
and WAS well received
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MR. nonGLAs AT CLIFroN SPRINGS

CLIFTON SPRINGS N. Y, Sept. l7.-Nr. Douglas and
his wife visited bis mother Saturday at this place. re-
naming until the hour fixed for the public meeting,
which was very large including delegations from all the
surrounding towns numbering from fifteen to twenty
thousand persons. Mr., Douglas commenced his speech
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.853. GEORGE STARRETT Is

UVAs his Fall stock, comprising 24 varieties and
Ill sizes OF sTOvEs RANGES and FURNACES, many OF ed
them new aad Desirable articles, Of his make lie H
also prepared supply Northern stoves at Wholesale or re-
tall having contracted early in the season for two entire
~ he very made this country al lover prices han h
600 now obtained Also. Pumps and Pipe OF al
Kinds Plumbing Gas Fitting and Tin work dne In the oes MAI
ner and cheap Extra castIngs always on hann.
He ~ GEO2iE sTARBEtT, Bevn's Row.
"a yeruor street. Richmond Va