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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-25

We have adopted the following liberal
scale of advertising rates for the accommo-
dation of our merchants and others, who de-
sire to advertise in our columns regularly
1t will be seen that in most cases the iterms
are as low as they were before the war: 'a,ss-s a
TEN IrNRs'oR LESS MAKE A SQUARE.
One Square, one rs
Three SO
One week 90 a.
Two weeks 90
One month 90
Two months',t'r II w
Three months. 90
six months... 20 90
Vhe ',,,,'sV w
.s TWO sQUAREs, !,
One week s@.........-.. 90 =
Two weeks..'.. ......s';,' '......'.,.9 W
one month W
1.-Two months " "
Ihree months ~ ~
SIX months. w
Tne ~
Three Squares, One year.. 100 10
These prices entie advertisers renewal Of matter
every month For frequent changes special con-
tracts will be made. sffEh IL b
Business Cards of One Square or less one yearSs 90
TWO Squares, One year,. 90 W
"a Special Notices double the rates Of ordinary
advertisements. +" -ss sfe7 stts,zs 49,
as- All advertisements payable II aduanee
q TIE DEMAND FOR THE DAY BooK.-7Y esters
day morning was encouraging and satisfacto-s
ry Our fast cylinder Hoe Press was kept
running the best part of Sunday night and
until O'clock Monday morning, to fill the nus
merous orders for the paper. This fact speaks
volumns in favoreof the Day Book as an ad-.
vertising medium, and will, beyond all doubt
awaken the people. to the importance ofsend-
ing in their business notices. That the demand
for the paper will continue to increase there
is no doubt; and we shall gradually, make ar
raingements not only to supply that increasing
demand, but to improve the appearance and
were some defects that naturally grew cut OF e
the peculiar nature Of things, as for instance !
the press lad been lately taken to peices for
removal to the new location; and was not
properly adjusted;g the sssrollessp were not ia
tlat nice condition SO esseatal for the proper q
distributeaof the ink; the tsp. i had become
dirty from long disuse and exposure to dust;
the compositois, ,hemsalyes. shaf ,bst' some
of the cun6pg of their "ciaft," from lack OF
recent EXPERIENCE ssthoasapd and onA' bts
tie things oosspireds 10 pfsvent those perfect
results which Gme and Industry will over
come Ett2askE IA ssss e MEsfas
We beg our patrons to b9ar with us ioresas'
short while, and we will pridace such q shE
as win be an object Of pride ana credit
Norfolk - = psa q asaag zs2essis. IA
80 ----s an. ~ tsf45 5al
CoRpoRAr1oN OouRT.--The quarterly terri
OF the Corporation Court Tor the city'of Nor
folk was commenced to day. !
The following gentlemen we're sworn 10 aggad !
| compose the Grand Jary. Richd. Dickson.
Jno, B. Whitehead, "A, Thrift, Geo. w :. WhitssA
hust NJ sGatrol,. j. g.. white, John j. Red
mond, Allan Howard, A, Dozier, Z. ",
Webb, P. II, Whitehursf, Joans -Andelsanq
Peter Dnworth, D. Il. Cherry. Geo. Groner,
Lewis SALISBURY, Ethan Allen saa $ga ~
Che jury subsequently, adjourned without
making single preseament. 8segssfa IS,
| A poriion of the time Of the Court was oc-
icnpied with the examination OF two criminal
cases, but as the parties we're acquitted and
40 previous mention had been made, in this
NO 81 "a @bay,, 1
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-25

/ LARGE MAsKhT. the uoususny large NJ
Der of market carts that was collie
arouudi the Portsmouth market Hsuse,
evening gayepromiss ofIan unusual fun
ket this morning. Perhaps no citiesf
Union are SO we'll supplied with fruitap'
tables as Norfolk and Portsmouth. 4
ever been the csss, and viii so contiA
long as thesoil abound US is 60 prod
and the elm ate 50 salubrious.-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-25

These prices entte advertisers renewal Of matter
every month For frequent changes special con-
tracts will be made. rs IL
Business Cards of One Square less year.36 90
Two Squares, One year 90
R9- Special Notices double the rates of ordinary
advertisements. q =gE sfs7 q t.;zs -
R= All transient advertisements payable IN aduanee
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-25

'OUR ADVEnTlsING RATEs.

We have adopted the following liberal
scale of advertising rates for the accommo-
dation of our merchants and Others who de-
sire to advertise in our columns regularly
1t will be seen that in most cases the terms
are as low as. they were before the war: 'aaasst
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-25
-4sz,ttiV9stsss WAFER VIRGINIA AND
FREE LABOR,

would seem to the minimizing mind
st like building castle IN the air to
the glorious future that is about
on this section of Virginia, now
new era has set in for the South
exed question as TO the profitable
or appropriateness of slave la
IN Virginia has, by the war,
put in process of being de-
termined, aud just here arises still anoth-
er question, and that is which Wilt be
found the most desirable, white free Ia
II or black free labor. This latter
7tion, we conceive, will speedily de-
sue Itself The section of Virginia
If. must now speedily
eyes of thousands from
he world, who will flock here
of new homes, whence such
Gary opportunities are offered
making, in a country with a
1 scenery unsurpassed by any
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-06
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seaen ; iie'rullifds ptlt.-9la.
msntltd ouyh eii,en bSdii itertristene,,
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altdtsmasrsaslu iibarsntt 'jeeedJiins lFtinsm
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unptrsuali& bic glntanft ieues yet, ser
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Deutf6e Branerej

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hermit befens .u.pfoblen.
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Mlinnesota Stunts Seitung.

Oritt @tra6e (SaitmsnD srei barsn
-tft st ppn ser Srude,
,rsbs;ut jsSsn Samstas aaS kustst So y sagr
MI in Sprauste3abluug.
Gin,elue Nummeru tolten SentS
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aoaunirsntann man3uirSsnb tiusr 3sitbss
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atbeupen Nummern nnitbtna1seIanet werben.
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v> @eMn 0ele in re9ifrirten Srisfen ptr-
loren ssbt, tsasen mir esnVsrluit; b0a n'5t'n
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MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
WEEKLY GERMAN PAPER
Published byl
A. R. KIEFEP
ST. PAUL, MINNIE sofa,
@@esteGGHnssn
fir ..
Observation-Disclosures QIerNrt

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mad ben belisbtefen Wuitern
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panstli@lsit unb biQ:g ausg.fibrt. ''"F''
s;.s Uem ssebrtsH fsutl9en publitum fir bic ibr
bbtsbsr ssporoenen 3atlrei6en @uuffb,tp,iie 9on,
laseHe, if sur gntseeennabme iernerer QuftrSas
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
North car0i.ns Coming Back.

The Raleigh Standard of the l7th says:-
The revolution has failed. Mr.. Lincoln has
made good bis declaration that he would hold,
occupy, aud possess the forts aud other prep
srty. OF the ULited States, and that he would
enforce the laws Of the naiicn The most ultra
secessionists must now see that further resis-
taoce would be folly. madness and murder
II calls for reorganization and declares that
the Governor and Legislature elected by force
apd fraud, do not reflect the wishes or The
will Of the people.
We pre- authorized by Gen. Sherman, to
state if Gov Vance and the legislature
will return, they will be protected, If they
do not they must not complain if steps are
taken for surpercedirg them. The next day
this psper said, Davis has fed. Vance has
fed. Smith has fed, secession is dead. the
old flag once more waves proudly over the
Capitol Of every. State. Thank God for
It. The period so long looked for and la.
bored for by the true men OF this State
has ai last arrived. Let those who have
identified themselves with the Davis and
Vance despoIisms, prepare to retire to pr
vate life. Politically they are doomed
men for all time to come.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
Negro Msurners.

The N. Y. World says one Of the strk.
iog features OF the funeral procession on
Wednesday, wasthe applause showersd
upon The representsivs of the colored race
upon the line OF mach 10 the wealthier
parts Of the city. The scene in Fifth ave-
cue was one continued ovation to the ne.
gfoes. who were compelled to keep their
heads uncovered for miles. ~ acknowledge
uent Of the plaudiis Of the male spectators.
and the waving Of the haudkerchiefs Of the
ladies 10 the windows.
A queer city is New York. Less than
two years since 1t was as much ss . ne
gree's life Was worth, to bs ssen waking 10
the street.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

AwNMAN CORRECTED The Terrs Haute
Express says that Mrs. Dunbar, of that
city. said on Monday evening that sho was
glad of President Lincoln's death, and
were she near bis grave would take pleasure
in dancing on it. This was more than the
loyal women Of the ueighborhood could
bear, aud accordingly on Tuesday dozen
or more went TO her house and forced her
70 take in hand flag draped 10 mourning
and proceed up town. shen'ing at intervals
Hurrah for the Union. The ladies formed
in line, and as the novel procession passed
through the principal streets no little
commotion was caused The ladies we're
allowed to proceed without let or hind
rance, and The universal ve d Ct was, served
her right.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

Joseph Shaw, editor Of the Westminster,
Carol Co, Md, Democrat, was mobbed,
aud tie newspaper establishment destroyed
on the night of the murder of President
Lincoln. Gu account of bis dislcyal senti-
ments he had been warned awsy by the
people, bat reteurned sgaia that day TO
Westminster. AT night he was again
waited upon by del; cation of citizens who
Knocked at his door; be appeared, and or.
dered to leave he place forthwith. He iher
fred uponthe crowd, W ounding young mar
named Hy Bell. Upon this the enragef
citizens fell upon Shaw, and killed him up
on the spot.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
sAsrn.a,. Armi.tis..

The N. Y. papers speak editorisly OF
General Sherman's armistice with John.
ston.
The Tribune says: We can hardly
guess whether Johnston was to surrender
to Sherman. or Sherman to Johnston.
Ths Times says: Johnston evidently be-
,isvsd himself dis,stisg tsrus rather lhan
receiving them. and laying the basis Of q
nev Govssnmsns on the theory sf State
Rights. e sbsolste as Cslhopn's own theo-
~. Floyd kmssIf never conceived . plan
o. basis for rebellion sspsrior To- this.--
sst. visssd ID purely military
bssrisgs. must be regarded - one Of the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

JEFF. DAVIS VALEDIcroRY PROCLAMATION
OF APRIL, lsr : Whereas In the course OF
inhuman Yankee events the capital of the
confederate states of America no longer
affords an eligible and healthy residence for
the members Of the present cabinet, not to
speak Of the chief magistrate himself, the
vice.president, and the members of the Two
congressional bodies. do, therefore, By
virtne Of The power vested in my two heels,
proclaim my intenlion to travel insia8ter,
10 company with all the differs of he con-
federate states government, and to take up
snch agreeable quarters as may yet be
Granted INTO me.
. To such persons as are iu arms against
the confederate states of America. / do
hereby tender absolute amnesty on COO
dilion that they forthwith desist from an
boying our patriotic population.
Under The circumstances, slavery had
better be abolished.
The capital OF the confedsracy viii
benceforward be fonud up 9 stump on the
picturesque banks Of the celebrated Las
Ditch.
To The foreign subscribers to the con
federste loan return sincere thanks.
Major General Grant, U s. A., wi
please see that they get the cotton.
All per sons having claims against thi
government will please present them 30 A
Lincoln. Richmond. by whom oil suc
accounts will be most cheerfuliy audited.
II is not altogether improbable that th
glorious experiment Of a slaveholder's,con
federacy may yet prove delusion aud
snare. have often thought so. So ha
Gen. Lee. who has lately been fghtn
mostly for bis last years salary. Tn
confederate treasury being light, wi
take it ip my valise. General Lee think
that We have good opening before u
aud that We have seen the last Of ih
frstrioidal war. / hope so Stephens think
peace more imminent than ever.
IL the United States persiste 10 refusip
to recognize the confederaey. on my Z,
turn shall again urge the srmiOg Of sh
negroes.
Office seekers are respectfully soIcite
10 cease imporiunings. Fellow citizeul
farewell. j. DAVIS.
President Confederate States OF Amer
e.. Doneat Richmond. April |, 1865.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
ror.uga, and tn. United states.

A dispatch from Lisbon, dated on the Ifth
OF April, speaking of the relations existing
between the United States and Portugal, says:
The Governor OF Belem was dismissed not for
having fired into the Union ships when they
approaching the bar. but for continuing TO do
so when they had struck their Hag, and already
turned towsrds Lisbon.
Alta public demonstration Of the continue
tion Of amicabls relations between the tw,
nations, reciprocal salute had taken place h
honor Of the respective flags.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
Gen. sh.r-.n'. rsrm.. =,

fnw Yokk, Apni fotn, 1900.
The Worlds Washington special direct
from Raleigh, state that the conference be-
tween Sherman aud Johnston, took place
at Chspel Hill, some is miles west of Raj
eigh. Jshnston's army. composed OF about
80 900 men, including Hough'on's and
Wheeler's cava!ty, lay 30 miles from the
city. on the road running to Charlotte
On the second interview, Brekenridge. the
rebel Secretary OF War, was present, and
participated 10 drawing mp the already
published memoranda Of the terms OF cspi-
tuation.
During the conversation be freely ad.
mitted the failure of rebellion, and declared
that peace was almost at hand, and 10 al
ludiug TO the constitutional amendment,
said that il was strictly the legal way OF
sbolishing slavery, and he predicted its rat
| i6ca,ion by more than two thirds OF the
States. 1t was understood that during the
conference, which lasted two days, Jrf.
Davis was at Hllsboro and in. telegraphic
communication with Bfeckiuridgc at John
sion's headquarters.
The men Of the rebel army. with the ex
cep, ion Of nov aud then On fficer, were
anxious for peace and desired TO go home.
Throughout North Carolina there have
been most marked exhibitions OF loyalty
When our forces entered Raleigh the ~
papers there, the Standard. edited by Hol
deD, and the Progrsss were found to have
been strong Union sheets, and for soui
time past their publication was in 40 wis
iu,ei fered With; they continued with ihei
regular issue. No public or private prop
!. erty was destroyed by our troops, and th
citizens, including large number of ladies
. appeured as usual on the streets. Bushes
was not suspended When the news of tn
;, Presidents assassination reached Rsleig
0 q very large meeting of citizens was helt
ct which resolutions were passed, denoun,
ing the deed, aud expressing sympathy fc
L the nation aud the people.
s. When this intelligence lefs Raleigh.
t. was the opinion of the army that the tern
, of johns, on's surrender we're unoondiiioi
al submission. Amoug Generals OF big
- rank no others were known or even hiule
u at
RI Gov. Vance skedadd,d before OF
is troops entered The place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
The Assassin Paine Attemps suicide.

The N. Y. Times Washington special says:
Some days ago we gave an account OF the
arrest OF Paine, who it is alleged, attempted
the assassination Of Secretary Seward. Yes.
.erday it was discovered that this prisonerd
bad attempted to take bis own life by butting
hhhead againat the iron walls Of bis prison.
He lad beaten his head almos, into jelly
and m,s bleeding profusely. A cap was pre-
pared iss him. padded oil over. and fastened
securely spon his head. and his hands secured
so that he IAN do himself no further injury.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

The remains Of the late President lea
Washington Friday morning. and passing
through Baltimore, reached Harrisburg
Friday evening; arrived at Philadelphia Sat.
urday evening; at New York on Monday
morning; at Albany on Tuesday evening;
at Buffalo Thursday morning; at Cleveland
Friday morning; at Columbus on Saturday
morning; at Indianapolis on Sonday morn.
ing; and at springfield on Wednesday
morning. Great prepe ratious are being
made at the latter place for the fanersl
ceremonies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29

gouAarxe AccouNrs-A short time
,alncs one Of the besdles Of ~ took
squapAity Of butter from countrymsn be-
cause Il was dsfcisnt 10 weight; and meet
lug him . few dsys after In public house,
said 10 him:
You are tho man took ths 90 pounds Of
bustef from the other day.
No / hcin't. replied Hodge.
ssli ron I hsin's. replied the country.
nss. ssd II tboa ]lksst III Icy thee .
guiass ep't
pops. replied the beAdis. and the money
.uss qpiekly posted.
NoV, says lhs eouptrymau, ihou aia
1ste 90 lunps of butter from me. pcs u
t>U .ksd bsen 30 poouds, you'd have no
plskk y take 'em; and this, coatinued hs
very coolly pooketiDg the money. will just
psy ne ios he loss Of The butter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-04-29
NEGKO ENIEhFhISE IN fIhulNfz
Corrssnondence of the World.
ASer. sn.rm.n and Johnston.

The N. Y. Times Washington special OF
the 25th says:-We have information from
Shermau's army Of an important charater,
Il appears that Johnston's FIRST letter to
Gen. Sherman proposed surrender OF his
army on the same terms Lee surrendered
A meeting was arranged. at which wade
Hampton was present. He protested
against the terms Of surrender, and declared
ho would not surrender bis cavalry force,
spposed TO be only about 5000 strong
Tfksreupon Sbermaa consented 10 delay, fol
the purpose Of givisg Johston and Hsmp
ton an opportunity to consult Davis. An
other meeting was arranged for xt day
On that day the parties again met. aud q
the iirss sitting the remarkable memorsu
dnm, or basis Of agreement was presenet'
and at once signed.