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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-28
BY George Il. wilson.
STORE AND FAMILY RESIDENCE
y FOR SALE

7
On the 2Sth inst. Thursday at II O'Clock, on
the premises, Brick TENEMENT and LOT No
&c. Bank street, one Of the most desirable Bust
ness Stands in the City of Norfolk. The title is
unquestionabe, and will be certified by Scar
burgh. Duflield and Sharp, Attorneys at Law,
and Warmly Deed given.
Terms of credit made known on the day of sale,
or upon application to me at No. IL, CampbelPs
What.
GEORGE Il. WILSON,
sepl8-tds Auctioneers.
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CIGN OF THE YELLOW BOOT.

S W Z I L
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, VA
LISES, AND TRAVELLING BAGS,
10 and Is, Market Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
IssS- Constantly on hand large and well Sc
ected WHOLESALE STOCK, suitable for
COUNTRY MERCHANTS at New York prices
sepl9-3m
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LOCAL.

HypRoPHop1A.-This distressing and fatal mala-
DIV appears to be alarmingly on the increase.
Yesterday we mentioned case in Portsmouth,
and again to-day we chronicle case from Nor
folk county. The subject of this last case was an
interesting little girl, about ten years of age,
daughter of Mr.. VIM Davis, living near this city.
IL appears that she was bitten some time in Au-
gust, and that every effort was made to eradicate
the venom by the application of all the popular
remedies-the snake stone, &c.-but without sue
cess The little one was thrown into commissions
by the barking of dog on Tuesday, and so con-
tinued until death released her from her agony.
The death of child is at all times, and under any
circumstances, most painful event in family,
but oh! how heart-rending to the parents when
the fell destroyer approaches the victim in so
horrible garb as this.
This case reminds us that the cry of mad dog
was raised on Cumberland street on Tuesday last
Parties who saw the brute did not hesitate to
pronounce him mad and efforts were made to kill
him, but, with what success, we did not learn.
How long is the ordinance in relation to the muz-
cling of dogs to remain dead letter? Is there
no means by which the law be enforced? or
are our people to be forever subjected to the
chances of this terrible malady? 1t seems that
the two three victims already mentioned should
be sufficient warning, and that the authorities
should now wake up to the full measure of their
responsibility.
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Geo. Sangster, w. G. Marrow, Jr.
Thos. Bottimore, Sam'l R. Borum,
John R. Hathaway, w. K. Roberts,
VIM. Lockhart, VIM. H. Stiner,
E. G Robinson Edmund Riddle
j. Umstadter, G. r. Phelps,
Thos. j. Corprew, j. c. Dawson;
S. Moore, Fl. Cohn,
c. Seedhazdt S. Travick,
D. C. Whitehurst, Melville Wood,
L. Berkeley, Z. .. Dodd,
I. r. Baird, S. G.. futile,
H. r. Nichols, w. J. Capps,
Jas. w. Glawvie, W. 7. Peete,
NJ Workman, A. W. Mills,
VIM. H. G. Hail. W. E. Foster.
G. w. Childs d Co., G. Vance,
E. Chamberlain, Jas. E. Jones,
F. Fitzpatrick, Walker Co.,
Geo S. Timerman Elias Shpman,
And E. Chamberlain, r. c. Mersereau,
j. H. Hunter, William j. Walker,
VIM. johnson, Martin W. Cobb,
Jas. Dobson R. B. Smith Co.,
Jno. I. Rainier, G. B. Lewellyn,
Cutheriell & Haynes, VIM. Schroeder,
John S. Ship, j. H. Whitehurst Co.,
r. p. Lovett, j. W. Chamberlin Co.,
W. W. King, Graham & Moore,
and many others.
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NJ o II G E
BY order of the D irectOrs of the Exchange
Bank of Virginia, on the 2Sth inst, Gen
eral Meeting of the Stockholders of the said
Bank will be held at the Banking House,
Norfolk, on wednesday, October 18th,
next. G. W. CAMP,
au30-MW &Ftd Cashier.
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TNOR RENT.--SOap Factory and Fix
IL lures. Apply to
c. F. GREENWOOD,
sep28-1w No. 81, Main Street
(City Dapers copy one week
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NOR RENT.-EXcelIent Business
L Rooms for Rent from date until January
lst, on Main Street, near Market Square.
For particulars enquire at
sep28-3t* DAY BOOK OFFICE.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

ABUsg AND UsE OF IcE.-During the warm
season. ice is in great demand, and, in order
that it may be properly used, we quote the
following from Halls Journal The Doctor
says: d" In health no one ought to drink ice
water, for it has occasioned fatal Inflammation
of the stomach and bowels, and sometimes sud
den death. The temptation to drink is very
great in summer: to use it at all with any
safety, the person should take but single
swallow at time. take the glass from his lips
for half q minute, and then another swallow,
and so on. 1t will be found that in this way
it becomes disagreeable after few mouthfuIs-
Ga the other hand, ice itself may be taken as
freely as possible, not only without injury, but
with the most striking advantage 10 dangerous
forms Of disease If broken iu sizes of q pea
or bean, and swallowed freely, without much
chewing or crushing between the teeth, It viii
often be efficient in checking various kinds of
diarshpa, and has cured violent cases of Asiatic
cholera. A kind of cushion of powdered ice
kept to the entire scalp, has allayed violent in
Examinations of the brain, and arrested fearful
commissions Induced by too much blood col
lected there. All infammations, internal or
external, are promptly subdued by the appli-
cation Of ice or ice-waier, because it is con-
verted into steam and conveys away the extra
heat, and also dimiuishes the quantity of blood
in the vessels of the part. A piece of ice laid
Oh the wrist will often arrest violent bleeding
of the nose. To drink any icecold liquids at
meals retards digestion, chills the body, and
has been known TO induce the most dangerous
internal congestion.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01
TIE supRzxE JuDaEsHp.-Tbs following

TIE SUPEzxE JuD6EsaP. following
correspondents is taken from the Appeal:
EDITOR APPEAL AS the time is rapidly
approaching in which the Union people of the
State will be called upon to choose a member
of the Supreme Court in place Of Judge San
derson, whose term of Office viii soon close,
propose 10 show you and your readers in few
brief words why Jadge Sexton of Butte coun-
ty is the proper man to be Supported by the
Union party in the State for that Office:
First-Because as a Union man, devoted
heart. soul and body to our Government, be
has no superior.
Second-Because as an able jurist, and in
telligent man and well read lawyer, he is the
peer of any man ia California.
Third Because be Is in every sense of the
word an honest man, without deceit and with
out guile.
northern part of the State-a section of the
State that has right TO demand to be repre-
sented upon the Supreme Bench.
OF the FIVE Judges now occupying the
Bench, not one halls from point north Of
Sacramento, unless it is pretended that Judge
Sauderson who claims TO be from FL Dorado
NAV be called northern man. Northern Cali
fornia has right to demand the nomination
of Judge Sexton, and If the people of the north
will study their own interest aud unite in for
cling their demand they will not fail 10 accom-
plisbing their wishes in this regard The only
objection | have vet heard against Judge Sex
toms election to the Supreme Bench is, that he
makes so good District Judge that his con
stituents dislike TO spare him.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01
San Francisco Markets.
SAN FR.Sc1sco. June 90 Is

SAN FRANcIsco, June 90, 1865.
Flour-local extras, from new wheat have
settled to 81 per barrel. Sales 700 or sacks
national 500 do Golden Age, and $50 do
Commercial Mills at that figure. Wheat
Inactive, $50 SKIS at 81 rs; 100 do at 60
Oats-sales $50 sacks coast ats 3 and 163 !;
choice do at a. Barley-frm sales 200 SKIS.
new at l 121s and 500 do old 2t3s. Rice
sales 500 mats inferior, No. l China 10 ;
strictly prime would command 1058, Batavia
ex Elvira selling in lots at 9. Sugar-l00
TBS Bag refinery, 4. B. crushed sold at Il
cash.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

LIES ELIxlR AND FURIFIER.-To the broken
down invalid, who has lost power and vitality by
excesses, and dissipation, as well by disease.
For all who gradually failing in the powers of
life, sleepless, nervous, trembling, palpitating.
For children and women who are puny and lifeless,
from taint in the blood-rheumatie and Scrofu-
lous, eruptye; use lie Doyens Sarsaparilia, Iodine
Alternative it IS a sovereign remedy. Crane &
Brigham Agents, San Francisco.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

FoURTH OF july IN ORovILLE.-The Com
mittee of Arrangements for the Fourth of
July in this place have been busily engaged
for several weeks past. They appear to be
doing everything in their power TO make not
only comfortable but extensive arrangements
for all visitors, ladies and gents. who wish to
take part in celebrating the glorious Fourth.
Turn out, everybody, and let US hear our old
Declaration of Independence read, and talk of
the glorious spirit of &c and associate it with
that of '65, hear our Orator speak Of The great
Washington and Lincoln, and our great and
giant young nation which will never die There
will be good music and songs By the Glee
Club on the occasion, and an able orator. In
the afternoon free lunch for all. At Armory
uall grand Ball will come off in the evening.
The Bangor Guards, Oroville Guards, and
Col. R. Richey's Artillery Company will form
in the procession. Come, every body.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

LoKALIrENs says that ii there is any one
place in this town, cooler. cosier or more com
Portable than another, where person eau sit
down and rest easy aud sip delicious cobbler
at his leisure. that place Is Uncle Lees cellar
on Montgomery street
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

Two Ours Hon. W. H. Parks of Sutter
county, has, for quite length of time, enjoyed
the comforts aud honor of two fat Offices
Provost Marshal and Trustee of the State
Reform School. Not satisfied, be commenced
war against the Superintendent Of said School
j c. Sergeant, and for aught we know,
but 10 show his official authority. Recently
said Sargent got rail and prize" said Parks
ont Of his Provost Marshalship. His Trustee.
ship having departed. he entered the ring for
the Senatorial delegate fight at Nye's Ranch
taking the part of Nevada Sergeant, who is
aspiring TO Senatorial honors, apparently to
the injury Of the Union party. The fight in
Nevada evideu;ly had the appearance of rule
or ruin, and these worthless hope to extend
the zone man humbug to other counties
RloH TREAr.-A large box Of blachber
ries made their appearance in our Office on
Monday last, labeled as follows Respects
Of Mr. and Mrs Van Pelt.r In size they
were the largest and most delicious we have
ever seen grown IN the State. The most sin-
cere thanks of the printers are extended to the
liberal donors. The vines and fruit trees of
this garden aud orchard are most productive
aud Of superior quality.
THANks-We acknowledge the receipt Of
large and delicious watermelon from the
garden OF Baker & Siusure, proprieto,s of the
new Hotel. 1t was one Of the best, aud first
We have helped 10 devour this season. If they
succeed in hotel keeping as well as garden,
ing, they will have harvest Of dollars.
COMPLETED The road around the Devils
Elbow on tbe Spanish Ranch Road, says the
Quincy Union, is completed The new road
e cuts of the s;eepesi grade o. the whole
route 10 Oroviue-
ATTENTION GUARDsAY are hereby or
deFed to appear st yoar Armory for special
company drill, on this Saturday and Monday
evening. Every member is expected to be Oh
hand at roll call-precisely O'Clock.
By order H. B. HUNT, Capt
II. z. DowNsR. Q. 5.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

PIERCE & FRANCES, proprietors of the Chico
and Idaho stage line, have been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail from Chico 10
Rubby City, in Owyhee county, Idaho. The
contract will probably go into effect about the
first of july
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

LINCOLN TESTIMONIALS can be had ey call
ing on Joseph Bloch, Esq. Any one wishing
20 procure them will please call at bis store
90 Montgomery street.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

REBEL BIRDS UNcAGED.-We have had
short conversation with one Of the uncaged
birds of Alcatraz. He had been confined for
rejoicing over tie assassination of President
Lincoln; aud appears to have gone through
the programme as it was called off, coming out
a wiser aud much better man. lie spoke
hearty Of the ball aud CHAIN but declared
he had better grub than be was in the
habit of having. There were fifteen from the
COW county Of Colusa, aud he thinks if Bill
Green, of the Colusl Sun, had not been pros
pectiug for lie on the mountain tops there
might have been sixteen. He snys the crowd
was very large and very orderly, and every
man required to attend strictly to his own
business. After taking an cath to support
the Government, etc, they were allowed to
pay their passage and return to their homes
just as other citizens. Since this period the
Peace Democratic Committee have issued
call for State Convention. Cousa is en-
titled to fifteen delegates.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

YUBA County UNION CoSvESTIos.-The
Union County Convention met at Smartsville
OF the 29th ult. Fowler was chosen perma-
neot chairman. Eleven delegates were chosen
to the State Judicial Convention. Hon. j.
G. Eastman low was nominated for Assem-
bly,; L. D. Addison for Sheriff: D. E. Arnold
for Clerk C. Z. Stone for Tax Collector; W.
H. IIartwell for Recorder aud c. L. Crane for
Assessor. The Appeal, of Friday, says the
convention is still in session and the balance
of the ticket will be given tomorrow.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

SrRucK ILE."-Col W Marcy 0rd and
several other parties of Hamilton township,
in this county, have, upon one of their claims
in Colusa county, struck petroleum rich at the
depth OF one hundred feet. 1t is reported
that au Eastern oil merchant, who was present
claimed that it was as rich in appearance as
any he had visited in the State of Peunsylva
nia. II is quite interesting to hear these IA
vored Martinsburgcrs. honest tillers Of the soil,
talk about future prospects. -" shoddy, ETC.
lcE.-The constant iuqaiTy after the where
sbouts of T. D. Riley would almost lead one
TO imagine him popular candidate fer some
important posish before the coming county
convention. 1t is in consequence OF bis being
extensively engaged in the freezng business
and the only comfort these hot days appears to
be slipped from his icebergs. Ee is securing
large quantities for the 4ih Of July and the
Sth Of August
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

DIED AT The AsYLUM.-The Sacramento
Bee mentions the death of David McHeury
Of Nevada city, who committed suicide at the
Insane Asylum. near Stockton. The manner
Of his death is not made public, but the prob
ability is that be died from kicking himself in
the ribs, as Lilly did.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

DISTRICT FAIR.-Tbe citizens OF Marysvil.e
have raised $4,000 for premiums to be award
ed at The next Fair of Norihern Distric.
Agricultural Society in that city. The more
District Fairs that are held, provided they do
not come too close upon each other, the better
it is Cor the State Agricultural Society, as the
greater The number Of Fairs held the more fine
stock will be taken up for exhibition, and all Of
it will be brought together, thus rendering the
State Fair doubly attractive.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

He that processes himself openly thine enc
my arms thee against the evil he means thee !;
but he that is thy secret enemy strikes beyond
caution and wounds above cure. From the
first thou may'st deliver thyself and from the
last, good Lord deliver thee.
The latter means Copperheads. They are
too contembtble to speak Of
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The UNION RECORD.
LOCAL NEWS.
AGENTS.:

No7IcE-Hereafter all mining and transient ad-
rtisements must be accompanied with the cash to
receive attention.
Advertisements TO secure publication, should be
seatinby Friday morning, at O'Clock.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

NoTIcE.-All persons having bills against
the Committee on 4th OF July Celebration will
please hand them in to the Secretary on Wed
nesday. July 9th. Wish all bills handed il by
noon. when they viii be audited and paid by
the Treasurer. JAS. You've, Secretary.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01
CANDIDATES. COLUMN.

Announcements under this heading cost FIVE
DOLLARS, and viii not be inserted until paid for.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

NEW IIorEL.- Messrs Baker & Sinsure
are erecting large and well arranged hotel
on the corner of Montgomery and Lincoln
streets, in this place. 1t will be open between
the first and fourth of July. The sleeping
rooms are being neatly arranged, and the bull
ding tastily painted-the dining and bar rooms
above, the proprietors have also large stable,
grain and hayward, for the accommodation OF
,eamsters and stock men, Hay ard barley
will be bought ard sold in large quantities
Meals at this new hotel will be twenty five
cents, and board So per week These enter
prisipg business men deserve a liberal patron
age. Don't fail to give them call on the
Fourth.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01
For Recorder.

At the earnest solicitation of numerous friends,
cHAs. G. GOULD has consented to be candidate
for County Recorder subject to the decision Of the
coming Union County Convention.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

GEORGE PEABODY, the London banker, is
about to return 10 bis native country, 10 spend
the evening Of his days and sleep with his
fathers.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

WE acknowledge the receipt of bottle Of
fresh cider. 1t was puEe-undrugged, Just
from the juicy apple. AT Walters headquaF-
ters times are lively, and drinks cooling.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

lS another column will be found the call
for the Union County Convention in Butte,
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

AT the regular meeting Of Orovilie No. 50,
/. o. .. F. held on Monday. June 26lh, the
following named officers were duly elected for
the ensuing term: J. A Rothschild. y a.
NJ. Reymau, V. g.; Chas. H. Wilcox, Z. S. ;
Frank Multner, Treas; Tebo Hein,z, P. s.
A. &. Galinger, George E Smith, William
Schneider Trustees.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01
For Recorder.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
voters Of Old Butte, that he is candidate for the
Office Of COUNTY RECORDER. subject to the decis-
ion of the coming Union County Convention.
WM. H. r. THOMAS, Con Cow.
Table Mountain Lodge No. ia, +. x i. ".
a The stated meetings of Table Mountain
" " Lodge, No. l24, f. & A. NJ, are held the
w first Tuesday of each month. at Masonic
Hall. Oroville. Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
JOSEPH BLOCH, ". NJ.
JACKSON BEAN, Secretary.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

oROVILI.E LODGE No. 1903, +. \. Nj.
& The stated communications of Oroville
NV Lodge. No. 103, of f. A. NJ. are held on the
~ last Saturday of each month, and called
meetings every saturday at the Masonic Hall over
A. McDermotls Drug Store.
GEO. C. PERKINS, W. NJ.
B. F. STEVENSON, Secretary.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

The New STAGE LIsE.-The new stage
line on the 0rove and Woodyille Turnpike
has been making its regular daily trips for the
past two weeks. They leave La Porte, in
Sierra county, in the morning and arrive at
this place at II o'clock, when passengers take
the cars for Marysyille, arriving at that place
by noon: fhe tdfsRiEe IS in 6e finest c0ndi
ton, and me changing scenery as well as
changing passage from ,ssge to cars make a
most pleasant trip fortbose going to and from
the mountain country. The stages at times
are crowded with patrons. This is one Of the
best roads in our stat4 and we wish it the
greatest success.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

County LISE.-The County Surveyor of
Butte county has just returned from Surveying
the line between Butte and Plumas counties.
By an Act of the Legislature defining the
position of the line, the initial point for start
ing is at the Buckeye House on the line between
Butte and Yuba counties, thence 10 a right
line crossing the southern portion of Walkers
Plains aud Feather river to the summit Of the
dividing ridge, dividing the waters of the West
Branch from main Feather river. The line is
well marked and defined from the Buckeye
House TO a monument, set marked and de-
scribed on the southern portion of Walkers
Plains. The line runs about three eighibs Of
a mile above the Mountain Spring House on
the ridge south Of Middle Fork OF Feather
river, and also three-eighths of n mile below
Cascade Valley. The greater portion Of Cas-
cade Valley precinct is in Plumas county
The line crosses The ridge south of Sou h Fork
of Feather river about ore mile and three
quarters above Mooresville, and about fifteen
rods below Cascade saw mill
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

WHAT WE WANr.-Our enterprising fellow
townSmen Messrs. Perkins & Brooks, having
purchased and thoroughly repaired and reGt
ted the Eureka Steam Flour Mills, have com
menced the manufacture of -four, ground feed
&c, and Judging from the verdict already rem
dered of those who have tried it, their Flour
is going 10 rate \ No. in the market, and
the demand is so heavy that they are making
arrangements 10 run day and night next week
This vii! be great help to the farmers and
producers of this region, as it will furnish
ready market at home for their surplus wheat
and corn crops, and taken in connection with
the opening up of new roads to La Porte and
Honey Lake, viii make town, if rightly
managed, the center of heavy flour, grain
and produce trade for the supply of the noun
tains this season.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

wish good. wholesome drink, call en- Hons.
RErrRNsp.-Oar friend Frank Bush. after
q trip over the mountains for couple Of weeks
or so, is with Us again, booking healthier and
fresher than ever-and says that ifany Indians
or ANY other man killed and scalped him
on the trip he isn't aware Of it yet.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

No BRANDY.-H. Hons proprietor Of the
Institution Saloon, under Cotton i Dagrach 5
Drug Store. presented Us with bottle Of
grape brandy manufactured by Adam Schuss
Ter, Of Yuba City, Sutter county. 1t is the
best shot in the neck we've had for 4 long
time, and is KEEP; only by II. Hons. fyou
wish a good wholesome drink, call en- Hons.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-01

COMPLETED The road around the Devils
Elbow on tbe Spanish Ranch Road, says the
Quincy Union, is completed The new road
- cuts of " the s;eepest grade OF the whole
route 10 0roviAe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

as No. "A. The desirable residence on Brady
street uce oc00pied by General Baker
Nos Ner BPady Sttest. !. perfect repair
astorise. Z roonas end esllar, with we'll and cis-
esrn. Lot V0'by 1856, we'll utocksa With yeuog
ftUlts PEics e1, 900. e1si ss' - e5l1t.
No. 10. On north side tth streets - deoP eesa
oftho Methodist Church, : storv, ingDod repair,
! vuous aad ssllas, uiih sistra end heiek stabe.
- LsslbO f1et desp. Proc o1ooQ u ssssss1 a.
No II. On the east side Of Brady street. (lOe
1os feet 'front.' roe eood cellar and cisteans
Price g., 900, or the heoee and . portion OF the
land will Be sold sepacole.y.
No. 81. IT, cstate.npw owned and occupied
~ Geo. 8 C., Ow, Esq being the dwelling ho@e
.ornsr M ~ of FarnssR SsrssS Srhis house il in ~
ssoe% sspeie, heyiAg been aAtsd sp b.. ~ ewder
1aeAi@ee!t Ehe ens,re errssgsinsst q ~ 49,
: piees = unsarpaased. Tsrms easy. =.
=. No. = Frame house south aide ID street. tko
\ Qilessysst Qt Brady strset price, el.600. Two
Airds NAY ttzsain on mcrttiss 4 six' ~ eeSt