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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-30
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LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART.

LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART.
New Volume begins January, 1866.
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Robert +. H Stah New Haven, Conn, Ne
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Stone, 81 Tenth st., N. T., Piano. valve $3.50,
Ring, value SITS; Miss Ellen j. Peck, Spring
Ripper, Washington, D. c., Gold Hunting Cased
Watch, value $50. Edward II. Lindsay, Wor-
Gester, Mass, Piano, value $3.50. Miss p H.
value $3.50. Francis /. Moran, 126 Pearl street.
Music Box, value $40. Mrs. r. C. Ineersol,
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tent Lever Watch, value 500. Jas II. Bruce,
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PRESENTS.
"OL LTDAY PRES ENTSI
GREAT PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION.
7I3 Broadway, New York.
four Rooms, on Talbot Sire,

Is Rosew'd Pianos, worth
FROM. $3.50 90 to 500 90
rs Melodeons, Rosew'd Gases, 125 90 to 225 90
$50 Music Poxes................ Is 90 to AZ 90
100 Silver Revolving Patent
Casters Observation-Disclosures. 10 90 to 40 90
100 Silver Fruit and Cake Bas-
oo kets. ;:;;......,........;,=r;. Is 90 to IS %
500 Sets Silver Tea and Table
Spoons. .................... 10 90 to 80 90
100 Gold Hunting Case
Watches ................: rs 90 to $50 90
$50 Diamond Rings, Cluster,
&C.. so 90 to 200 90
zoo Gold Watches. go 90 to 100 90
800 Ladies' Gold Watches so 90 to 86 90
500 Silver Watches. rs 90 to so 90
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NIRGINIA.-At Rules held In the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the City
Of Norfolk, on the 9th day of November, 1865 :
George A. Williams, Plaintiff,
against In case,
Logan Hurst, James F. Carr, Edmund
G. Robinson, Porter Sherman, and
Matchet Taylor, partners lately ira
ding together under the firm and style
of Logan Hurst Il Co., Defendants,
In this suit, the object of which is to recover of
the defendant the sum of Four Thousand and
Seventy Dollars and Eighty Seven Cents, with
legal interest thereon till paid, and the costs,
The plaintiff having filed his declaration,
and the defendant Matchet Taylor not
having been served with the summons in
this suit. And it appearing, by the return of
the Sergeant that the defendant, Matchet
Taylor, is not resident of the State, it is or
dered that he, the said Matchet Taylor, do appear
here within one month after due publication here
of, and do what is necessary to protect his inter
est, and that copy of this order be published
once week for four successive weeks in the Day
Book, newspaper published in the city of Nor
folk, and posted at the front door of the Court
House, on the first day of the next Corporation
Court of the said city.
Teste: HENRY NJ. BoWDEN, C. C.
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DIAMOND Pms, BROOCHES and Ear Drops La
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Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils, Fancy Work
Boxes, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Extension
Holders, and large assortment of Fine Jewelry
of every description, of the best make and latest
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w ANTED.-An ONCE to rent.-The
w ID. s. Canal Company wish to rent an Oh
City below Queen Street. Apply to
RICHARD DICKSON, ESQ.
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world, suitable for the Parlor or for the Sabbath
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TNO ARRIVE FROM NEW YORK
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l03 bbls. extra Apples, fs
10 bbls. Rpta Bagas,
10 bbls. Currants,
To be sold low, on arrival, by A@s
u Fl. ID, WHITE 4 CO.,
poYl3-tf No. IL, Wide Water Street.
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Yahuon Sl,an M pf1stONf Texas. Nfitfs. INFtt W.
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AYERS
SarSaparilla

Ard fbr the speedy cure Of me following complains
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~ Tumors, Ulcers, sores, krupttonss
Pimpirn, pustuies, biotchess hohs,
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26

ted bat n, cotton lost and only few bales dam
aged.
Considering the auddenness aRd rapdity of the risk
| it in very remarkable that there DO create,
destruction of property As it s the loss will chief
fall upon those who lie ct easily afford to lese-the
humble poor in the suburbs, occupants Of saal houses
Who have bad their furniture and househod goods IRE
parabiy injured
The bridge Of The Sodth Corolina Railroad was in
great danger throughout the whole of Wednesday, bat
owing the exertions Of the officers and employees OF
the company, that valuable sruc; ure saved. The
9oorug and planking was removed, which enabled the
drift wood to pass without ujariog the piers. Tha ack
tbrt ugh Hamburg hae however, been greatly blurred.
For distance of several hrndred yards the iron and
ties lifted from the trsstle work and moved
IN an entirety to the low grounds adj lining Embark
nts have also given way and the only access to the
rains in by a ci cuitous route through the mud and
water that still surrounds Hamburg. 1t will be some
days before repairs be Effected, and the regular
trains reach the city.
Serious damage was sustained by the washing away
of culvers and bridges on the Georgia and Waynesbo
ro' roads
Among the Losses Fwas that of some TIVE nty thousand
dollars worth of tobacco.
The stelm fire eDgiue met with catastrophe BY fall
ing into the canal, where it 10 likely to remain
bent with the mud som, Tins
Perhspst the heaviest loss sustained vii. he that oil
The corporation of Augusta. be streets, crans sew
ers etc. almost irreparably injured and 1t will
qure months to place the city 10 proper condition again
AS it now stands, Augusta presents the spectacle Of
town built in large swamp-mud, sand and sedimen
6! every descpi n, with the debris of bridges foor
aRaks etc. scattered in VERY direction.
Our little neIghbor over the way-Hamburg
Tered comparatively more than our city 1t was CON-
plstely and wholly subme ged-there not being dry
spot within the corporate limits We hear of the cad
death by drowning of lady aid two children, and
fear that We shall have to record still further less
lie.
The destruction of property On the river below this
will be- it is spprehended, very immense. Most of The
plantations are overaown, and hundreds and Eousand>
of cattle hogs and other stock have sen washed of
drowned.
Compared With the previous great freshes, these Of
$40 and 652 the food OF the present year act
destructive to property, the volume and mo-
nentum of water great The current Of the river,
however was fully II miles an hour, equang the Faith
er of Waters in it's The 81 feet above
Low water mark end was within ten inches of the high
est point attained ia 1910.
Both the gas and water works are considerably 10
Jured, and We shall be without light water for sons
lew days Fortunately the fair mistress Of the skies is
now rsguant and we can afford to dispense with the
street lamps.
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SCHEDULE u.
SUBJECTS TAXED WITHOUT BEING LIsrsp.

(l) Cir US riders exhibitions OF animals &C. AGO fT
eae1county ode shows $50 tor county. (2) stage
$500 IOr cOuay. 90 Iunera naIpgss DO SIS for
each equity. % tvery usura COMPANY
ouL the eate htee Pc Cent It's gross recers-
80 Every agency pora out Of tie state
SIOOO. (6) every bIoAer lTlvlte banker, agent for
mis- profits. III rVery express company 20 per ceu on
gross receipts Tue same on Railroad Expresses Boh
exempt from couay taxes. 81 Evsry pubic billiard To-
Ole ST zoo. Every private 500 Every bsgates OF
rouloIts table 500 lsl every puolc bo~G oy 500.
oCwing aiey $500. Every prlva On. -. lI6l EVER
livery stable place where horses kept Tor $50
.rsl : - provided in schedule A. (l2l Every noB-
res .c4, ,uechaaes any slave, corn, p0k, bacon
Tax OF two cents: aud neglect failure to gay lhe
Ak shall aud $1,000 [iol Non pay
W. or The of each slave into the
osats and sold [4l All persons buying selling SIS
De considered residents until Contrary
Sua.ei.s lutactuIed e. ~ and haH per
% On suctioneers i've per cent gross amount
MADE by inerant adefs ezidsns ten per cent
ll8) Un rchaus mer chaut tsilor,, jWshers grOce
drug sstf, &c. one Of
chSses wuere such purcna elsewhere taxed
jI9J every malls manade urer OF sarmeGts for
DE Dor cent prOhs (20) On patent msdicIuGs and
tWenty 'h'e PER cont on amount Of sales (2D
dOIss dEuV.Is We per cent amount HAlsE
ts2) on stuis and 'cS DsoDg ~ :" SO
4z ice nse $500 (2AD ILerSnt lightning rod men,
Al = 81 $50 Ior county (lSJ Per.
ma arriving axAOIe age alter July ist may pay tar
o ahsIid.
g. Mortgage deed marriage Contract deed ia trust
easb EV1lJ broker MI resident, ten per cent, 81
ds "n Ia specie or exchange from bank to bs
ed Tor by The cashier Of such bank On share
Of bank stock follows: Bank OF Washington, Is cent?
AeI GIANTS BANK, 25 cents Bank OF WadesDoro' l2A o
BA4k of FAY eteye IA cents Commercial BANK 70 cs
OF Lexington Miners aud Planters Bank Bank O
Bank Of Clarendon 46 cents Bank Of cape
ia cents bank Ysuceyvue Is GEMS Back OF Thomas
vac As cents and Bank OF koxD'rough 46 cents.
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curtyof our rights, and earnest aspIration -
world once more restored t. the benicent the
dustry ana OF neutral Intercourse and exob,n1a. " ID
tla 10 s wen being, and which have been so 30 essen
terrupted o. NE exs'ence O. this uRnatura Ia
placed in authority, deaf to the voice of reaso nave
sseee1 agsst the dictates Of bo'h prudence jas
nahlty by presump uDus and del1sivs aug hn
G~h numbers bore of their black and 10 hetr
oSnest a6 ae NINE upn 40 Indefinite polongaoD Of Ms
uioous IheM o' ths responsibility . dee son 80
esnIt Tb For ourselves we have no far - t
;moin0 -, WI at pic ure drawn Il Ssa,J os
eoules short # the exravaranco 49,
web nnn MAD .. ~ Of eighE mi lions people resIn
"a foTewarnss e reemen rather than live IisSa.
esgals Of ,ts rarr 70 %as d upon them aud 6v the ma
Egg ptian boLdhge that awaits he 10 {" inc worse tina
FL 1ju ~ ion. IN tne event OF their
pies and our purOoses We S1s our
ened Judgment Of the world, the sobs toe snhRkt
RrbltTament OF Heaven aud rightsoa
Approved JunS IA. 1894. NOV Q, 40
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

TUEsDAY Jan. l7th, 1865
The Senate called order twenty minutes after
twelve and the ROT! called by Mr. Badger reading Clerk
of that body
The following Senators answered to their name:
Messrs Arandsll, Aycock Bagley Dick, Ellis Harris,
Kircy, Gdom, Pool, Ward Warren, Hhtord, Wirstead,
and Wright
No quorum being present. the Senate, on motion Of
Mr.. Arendell, adj ned till twelve O'Clock tomorrow.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House was called to order little after twelve
speaker ell in Chair On the roll being called j.
appeared there quorum the House, fol
ing gen lsmen alone answering to their nsmst:
Messrs, Afford, Asheworth, Best Brown, Of Eeck-
enbu 6, Bssley, Caldwell, Cls pd Dsrgan, Faucette,
Fynt, Gaskas, George Grissom Aenes, H.rrisol, Ho,
ton, Joroon, Lane, Love- AcCornick, Mcehse, Murphy
odom Psrson Pool, Russsll Shepherd, Simmons, smith
OF Dupi and 81 ih, of Jennston; a. motion Of MIR
Mccormick, the House adj Jurusd till Il - morrow.
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TIE NEW MOVEMENT OF THOMAS.
The New York Tribune states positively that dooo
ia safe over the Tennessee Nashville correspondent
eavs of the new base of Thomas
Tennessee is now perfectly safe 10 future attempts
will be made by the rebels to occupy and bold It.
Therefore new base OF supplies will be found The line
of railroad from Nashville SOUTH is very o1g and nencc
REQUIRES the detachment of great OF troops TO
guard it. and from this point rortb, the Louisville rail-
road ia often cut and the Cumberland river Is only
naygable in winter. | believe though; that Nashville
will soon cease to be of much importance as military
centre strong guard will be left bere and the base
of supplies will be changed 70 Florence or ths have
no doubt.
The Tennessee is naygable for small boats, from
Chattanooga to lis mouth at all seasons, and for large
ones from Florence to its mouth IN big water, the only
exc pon being between Decatur and cambridge over
the muscle shoals Around these there ia a railroad
only fortyf five miles 10 length AMI this could be kept
open with comparatively few men. About the shoals
there are numerous boats which to Chattanooga,
and there are also several small gunboats to keep the
river open.
We shall then have the advantage of the wafer base
and river line of defence. / have often wondered
that this has not before adjusted but feel certain that
it will Cow be employed as base. With an efficient
cavalry force properly supported by infantry and light
artillery Selma and Montgomery will speedily fall in cur
hands Those towns would be no further from Florence
than Nashville is from Louisville Louisville was our
base in 1861 ind 662 and Florence is to day more
securely ours thin Louisville then.
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G. 3. LAMAR.-The Augusta Register says that g

g. 3. LAMAR.-rhe Augusta Register says that g
B. LAMAR, who Was time President OF The Bank
of the Republic 10 New York, aud subs. qlenuy Pres
dent OF the Bauk OF Commerce Savannah, aud OF
the largest cotton des, aud proiessedy one OF the
btterest rebels 10 tie Contsderacy, taken TIE oath
OF allegiance Yankee Gcvernment. We supp ,se
be did to his We also inocn ID luat
ne hos addre ss,d h letter to gentlem this city,
informing hi1 {: es-acrtfy and advising aim t. 40
lkeRiee as soon as opportunity Ii .rs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
or sLIAL.
TzEksUEY DEPARTMENT,

TREkSURY DBFAhINh"iI.,
Richmond, Va, November 10, 1905
NOTICE is hereby gVen to holders and o SudeE the
of Stock and Coupon Bonds .Ss lat day OF
January 1885 to present The same for tine thoreae
sEooND pAY OF JAEuARY EHx Or States, OF the A.
u the unSH Savns been
psaTy OF tho s.d 70. tn purpose u ri
70 ni SGds S0 cs
he suo sed on such stock Anu 0'Up'A
Lat, 1855. G. A. TRENHOLM
Secretary Of Treasury:
S22aS2@
Dec. 10.