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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-02

A. isoiated examples only among Thousands Il has
rssshsd of succor rendered tbs uaScrssusse asa Of
biesnss dspasssd 10 the pabe under tryias saamitl
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FEhI O11o1isn D15A1 Il 49, ~ 4 z.
,esseA gasH kcNes sAnf4ot S1Ais ksttsee II 4so
oonsisdng sf pears, apples. ohsrrtss. 0ssPa eefaNG
Asms stable yscA hosssSf leod veil q vas9ea
o~Sre Fl WI vULxON,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-02
For Sale.

A DOUBLE one story Frame Dwelling
n Houu- containing six ru,rr and cesr full LSk
good veil OF water ard frame stable situated Bank
between lat and "a streets. Rpasire Of
WM HULf0N,
iy1ad Real Estsse Agent.
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4 VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IA two-story Brick Dwelling House, with rooms,
cellar and citern full Lot with frame Stable and
variety Of grapes aud other fruit stuate Fulton
street between 9th and Tth Streets. IN nirc n
wM FULTON
jy2s-d Real E,tste Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-02

A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
IA with rooms and good cellar, full lot With wood
house csteru us and varsity Of most all kinks Of fruit
on franklin, between sth and 9th Streets Enquire
jya-d WM. FULTON, Agent, u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-02

A meeting of the citizens Of Boyle
county, Ky, favorable to the construction Of
the Southern Railroad from Cincinnati via
Danville, was held at that place on the zOth
inst A committee was appointed to sohcit
subscriptions for the building Of the road,
after which the meeting was addressed by
Engineer Gam and Willard Davis, ESQ.,, Of
Lexington, and other gentlemen. The Dan
Vile Gazette says the meeting "was COM
plete success" and that many came for-
ward and put down their names for various
sums
The Cleveland Lsader Of Tuesday morn
ing says: Through the extreme reticence OF
the officers of the road, we are in possession
of only the briefest particulars Of . sad cas-
ualty that occurred on the P, FL w. /
Chicago Railroad, about twenty miles east Of
Alliance, at eight O'Clock on Sunday morn
inr. Passenger train No. 8, from Chicago,
lett Alliance At seven o'clock on Sunday
morning. When about twenty miles east oi
that place the train, moving at the usua
ppeed, ran Oh the track, owing 70 : dsfec-
tive ri. 1 naa snd : boy, shoss nsme'
we could mot Learn, we're fatally injured
Thev vere taksn on hoard tie tsain - soon
as il could BE- GOT sndsr way again, end tass1
to Pistsbure, where he boy died On Sunday
night. The man received faaal i.sessal =
jsziss aaA fingered untilths nosaiaes -
hahfn&n
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r. $3.50
LOCAL.
EEaSp -PIRADE:-Generaf CasteIlo W

: GRaND -PGRADE:-Generat Castelle wa:
out on grand parade this morning with his
t,rces. Tho Knights and Ladies were all
mounted, and presented a dazzling appear
once. as the sun reflected upon their polished
yvors and breast plates, which. by the by are
no truse but the pure medal, made after the
na,tern, and by the same maker of the uni
forms of Queen. Victorias Horse Guard Dan
believes in the pure stuff, from horse flesh to
onrrepcy. The little ones are his study, aud
January is bis profit. you do not believe,
take your children and judge for yourself
There you eau fully appreciate the position of
D,niel ia the Lions Den. We have been in
hot places, but oh Lordy, keep US out Of that
GOOD. Mrs. Liop, has most too much affection
for our ideas of personal safety, and like. Ar
tsmus Ward, in. such position we would uu-
bestatiugly sacrifice all our poor relations and
the rest OF mankind for q substitute to take
our place, in t.de coup" But in tue language
of Joe Lane Of Oregon, keep them thar" aud
ali creation could not keep lis away from
Dams show. . 5
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DANeERoUs CoUxTERrEif.-Within the
week past -splendidy executed, but spurious,
$50 Treasury note, of the new series Of 1893,
has made its appearance in Eastern cities, and
our bankers and merchants should keep a
sharp look out for it. The note, it is stated,
was evidently engraved aud printed by an
bank note worker, and the only
perceptible difference from the genuine issue
of the same denomination isNin the signature
of the Treasurer, which is rather coarser than
the original.
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The FASHION FOR BoNNErs.-- The ne W
fashions were opened in New York, on We'd
pesday. The bonnets are varied aud most
Of them extremely pretty" The frames are
as small as before, but have a prettier aud
rounder turn than the late box styles; crowns
are coming in again more generally. Bonnets
are designed more for the back of the head
than ever; so much so indeed, that they are
now to be- tied under the coil, and no longer
under the chin. Ribbon strealAers are still to
be worn behind, and the majority of trim
mnss are to be placed either on the top or
behind. Little or nothing is to ornament the
front, the hair decorations sufficins Trim
med lace wells sometimes will replace the rib
bon strean,ers behind. In most cases cameo
and medallion ornaments are used iu trilp-
mngs, either IT, ret III a Gunching oi flowers
tn pih and centre gathering If ribbons, or 10
connect the links Of chain; chains either in
black or with glass or jet, being in vogue.
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A BIZ OF a Row Vile Circus attracted a
large crowd Of boys yesterday afternoon. to
SEE the fixing mp for tile night" Sumo white
boysiu the crowd made an attack on black
boy. who caught up brick to return the fire,
but missing the boys, the burnt clod" struck
white man a heavy blow ou the side OF the
beck. The negro was pursued and severely
handled. We feared at ono time general
row would ensuc but some order Living esj-
zens put a stop to it. .a
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The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which We invite the at
tenion OF our readers:
Jennings Illustrated Prize Characterized and
ponder and inwardly digest. gN
Far Rent House ana Store for rent on Wide
Water ST. ' T"
Nm. oaider has the best Liquors and also at 10
cents and cents-look in on hin.
Lost.--A Fur Tippet-See advertisement.
Cheese.--I. A. Young & Co., offers so Boxes,
low.
Church by the Rev. N. A. Okeson. i'''a
Gaano and Salt in large lots for Sale by Z. H.
Davis d. Bro, offer large aud varied stock of
groceries &c. See advertisement for particulars.
: G.. w. ko,VlaHd offers Peruvian Guano, NJ ack-
erel and Herrings, and Patent pressed Sugar.
Groceries at reduced prices by w. +. Allen d
Co. See their advertisement.
Oyster License--See notice Of Logan Hurst.
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A TURN 0UT.-Last evening the freedmen
were out in considerable force. Preceded by
band Of rl,,slc, they marched through the
various streets OF the city We were informed
that it was u Masouic celebration. aud the
regalis worn By those in the procession indi-
Gated sot iely Of solne sort, but whether Ma
sonic or rot we cannot say with certainty
Soue Of the followers got into a row at the
corner Of Freemason and Catherine streets, 10
which one man WAS slightly cl,t..
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A lady writing from London says:-Brides
dresses are made of satin. saw one last
week at Madame SIS, Hanover square. The
SKIRT was edged with a ruching tulie and a
Beading of large pearls; tunic Of Brussels lace,
tapped up with orange blossoms; high square
OU'y trimmed with lace and pearls; tight
sleeves to correspond; Brussels lace veil; wreath
orange blossoms. JL
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MAYos's CoUar--No1olk, March II, is66--T.
@. Tabb, Presiding. a71t
1t is either feast famine before this tribu-
ual This morning the docket was slim and devoid
of interest u r Asft.r
James Singleton, (negro,) charged with breach
of the peace, was arraigned for trial. but James.
Cha,lotte ties smith s' colored Lass was aped S.
for violation of one of the sanitary ordinances
of the city, which strictly provides that there is
place for everything, and that every thing must,
not only for comfort, but con venience, be deposit
ed where the ordinances provide. Charlotte knows
the law now.
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Neatly, Cheaply, and Expeditious.y.
ITO ADVERTISERS
THE WEEKLY DAY

ITO ADVERTISERS
THE WEEKLY DAY BOOK.
We desire to call your attention to the excel.
lent facilities now offered our business men Tor
advertising their wares before the country PEG.
pie, through the columns of the
WEEKLY DAY BOOK.
The first number of which paper we desire to
issue on Wednesday, the 2lst inst.
The WEEKLY DAY Book, before the breaking
out of the war, had very large circulation all
Norfolk; and it was this paper to which such
aattering reference has been made in our Board
of Trade, as having been instrumental in doing
such great good to the cotton interests of this
city The facts in regard to the Cotton statistics
of this city were sent abroad through the columns
of the WEEKLY DAY Book to the farmers in all
that section of country from whencs cotton is OBJ
tanned for our market.
We now propose to reissue the WEEKLY DAY
BOOK, and having all the same subscribers names
on our mail book, with A4any in addition, we shall
mail them the paper at once, SO as to bring the
advantages of trading with this city prominently
before their view. 80
| The paper Will be, for the present, the same
| size the Daily, and contain from eight to ten
columns o reading matter, made up of selections
| from the daily, together with a corrected Market
| Report OF each weeks transactions, and other
matters of interest to farmers. The Terms of
Only ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
| will at all times secure much larger circulation
than can be obtained by paper for the country
| conducted on any other plan.
We desire that our merchants make good ad-
vertising show to the country people through the
columns of the WEEKLY DAY Book, VIZ Oh will
make its appearance in good time for ~ spring
and summer trade, in order that thej NJ ay SEQ
that there's life in our old city yet, andFhereby
be induced to trade with us. With thiss+iew we
have adopted the following low rates III; adyer-
tisiOu by the wear or half wear.
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ARREsr.-A negro maa who had been en-
gagged to nurse . man who has the Suall 'Pox,
living almost 8 miles from Portsmouth, took
tinto his head to quit, and remembered to
take with him about forty-6 We dollars, belong
ing to the sick man.
Sambo got as far as Portsmouth, when Of
ficers Harrison and johnson picked him ap,
and be is now IN Jail.
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The PENSACOLA & DoN."-Ths Govern
ment Slip will leave here this evening for
New York, to be repaired, the Gosport Navy
Yard being too poor to do the job. +
Go ahead Mr.. Secretary Wells, you fortu-
nately, are not immortal. 80
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We wish the ladies all possible success.

ROBBERY IN PORTSMOUTH Mr.. C. G. Joi-
ner living OH the corner of Crawford and
Green streets, Portsmouth,, was robbed, night
before last, Of 5000 in gold, by Sarah Wood
ward, lcolored.) Sarah handed over the money
To Freedman Timothy Mose|ey. Officers Har-
flson and johnson soon got on the track Of
Sarah and arrested her. She confessed to the
stealing, and in consequence Moseley was also
arrested, The money has not been recovered
lue thieves will be tried in few days.
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\ EW BOOKS.
BY THE AUTHOR OF THE
SCHONBERG..COTT FAMILY.


|. THE TWO VoCATI0NS.-A TAIR.--The
Two Vacations is n y work by the prolific au-
thor OF 1.-The Schonberg-Cotta Family being
unlike most of her earlier works, story of modern
life, and adapted to juvenile readers. 1t traces
the religious history of two bright little girls
from childhood to maturity girls differing wide
ly in tastes and talents, yet each led by the dis
cipline of events to a benefcent vocation. The
book is an earnest one, Of deep religious interest,
and well fitted for young girls library Spring
field Republican.
ii. TALES OF CHRISTIAN LlFE.--l6 mo-:
"Tbe tales are painted i such an inimitaele man
ner, that while they interest and attract, they
impa much historical information and the V. are
pervaded by the heroic spirit of Christianity
They should be in all Sabbath-schools ~ Baptist
Quarterly.
author, who has thrown so much fascination over
the history of Luther, in the great work otRefor-
mat on, has adopted the same plan in iiustra-
ting anew the fierce and relentless persecution in
Spain against the Protestants. The history of
martyrology in that God forsaken ountry is skill
fully condensed in the first part, while in the
second, a careful resume is made of the redemp-
ton of Holland from Popish domination - Pres
byterian.
~. The CRIPPLE OF ANTIOCH.-These
sketches present vivid pictures of life among the
early Christians in the generation Immediately
following the apostolic days. n ,itH 1s
Just received and for sale by 70 .soe
CHAS. W. WILSON,
NH Is Bookseller, Bank street.
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OYSTER LICENsE.-0ur readers, who are
engaged in the Oyster business, had better
take look at the uotice Of Mr., Logan Hurst,
requiring parties to come up and get out Lii
cense at once.
This is now the Law Of the State. and must
be obeyed, and all good citizens will aid in
carrying it out. r,as FL
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MAYoR's Couar, Portsmouth. March 81, 1866.
Daniel Collins, presiding. .,,
Jerry Green, (colored,) arrested on charge
OF stealing $45-eommitted for further exami-
nation. i1'A -
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Transient adVeltsements same rates as in tue
Daily.
Advei tisements will be displayed with the lar
gest letters, and such cuts as the advertiser may
furnish will be inserted.
Transient advertisements in the Daily transfer
red to the Weekly at S711 cents per square.
liberal discount made to those who advertise il
both Daily and Weekly,
JNO. r. HATHAWAY,
I Editor and Proprietor of the Day Book.
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CHANGE Oh TIME.--The New Line stean-
els will hereafter leave their wharf IN this
city, at 5. Is Instead of $50 O'clock, as here
tofore.
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TIE MARKETs.--Sales 0 corn were reported on
change this morning upon private terms. Gold
nd this morning it was quoted at ia, and dull,
other quotations hold firm.
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l. CORPORATION CoUar.--Ths Court met yester-
day, and was engaged during the day in record
ing probate cases and issuing license. The civil
docket will be taken up to-day.
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THE FAIR IN PoRTsMoUTH.--Active pre-
partitions are being made by the Ladies Of St.
J}ll's Caureh, to make this affair success.
The Hall is being decorated. in fine style,
snA no pains will be spared to make the fair
attractive. ~
The fair will open on Monday next, land we
hope the citizens generally will lend help
ing hand. ,.
We wish the ladies all possible success
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PAsslos WssK.--- fns f,.Iosns are the
services at Cirist Church during this week {:
3nestlay-Evening, Prayer at 8 p. M.
Wa'iass.tay-Morning. Prayer at A. NJ
Evening, Prayer and Sermon at y j. NJ.
laursaay-Morning, Prayer at Z A. NJ.
Evening, Prayer and Holy Communion at
i ?. M a5a"
friday Morniu, gPra. CT at 7 A. A.
Lnany and Sermon at II a. M.
Evening, Prayer and jSerm,n at u P, NJ.
saturday-Morning, Prayer at a. M.
Evening, Prayer at z. N. -.
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MARRIED
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoAr OF. NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, March 2

PORT OF sVNFULN NM T oKIsNVUTH' 1u# z Z
gti ARRIVALS. sE r..
Str. Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Baltic.
Str. Adelaide, Edgar Bait.
Str Charles Houghton, Whiting, Hampton
Str. Eolus, McCarrick. Eastern Shore.
DEPARTURES.
Ctr. Chas Houghton, hitting, Richmond.
Str. Adelaide, Edgar, Bait.
Str. Geo. Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC.
str. NJ. Martin, Haines, Rich'd.
Str. George Appold, Howes, Boston.
Str. Ealus, McCarrick, L. Shore,
Str. Wawenock, Moore, Murfreesboro'-
Str. Patapsco, Netf, New York.
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AUeTt0S SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
IL Deed Of Trust executed to me, on the 26th Of
February, 1866, by VI. Metz & Co., shall pro-
coed to sell, on Tuesday, the Sd day of Aprilnext,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at public auction for cash,
at the Store of said Metz Il Co., corner High and
Crawford streets, Portsmouth, Va, all the stock
ofReady Made Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
&c. of the said Metz d Co. -.
D. J. GOODWIN, Trustee.
m24tds ASHTON & EMMERSoN, Auct'rs.
BY FENTRESS Il WILKINSON,
Last side Market Square, Portsmouth, Va.
AUCTION d COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HAVE for sale the finest truck farm
IL. in Norfolk county, containing 100 acres,
distant one mile from the cities of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, on the south bank of the Elizabeth
river. just below the Naval Hospital.
ALSO. p - T.,
$1,000 worth of real estate in the city. A
Parties at the North desiring land in this Sec
ton, would do well to give US CALL All COM
munications attended to promptly.
FENTRESS Il WILKINSON, -.
NH l4-tf '''- -'.ist'> Auctioneer.
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IN ON AND AFTER MONDAY,
the 26th March, the Passenger Trains of the Nors
folk and Petersburg Railroad will
Leave Noriol1 daily, Sundays excepted, at
1880 A. NJ.
Leave Petersburg daily. Sundays excepted,
at LOOP. N.
WIN. MALONE,
mn zz-lot President.
YNAR.--lO0 Bbls for sale by
l. NH ~ NORRIS, GWATHMEY & CO.
DOXBURRY FLOUR.-A fuIl supply
h OF this popular Flour ALWAYS on hand
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lAE CIRcus.-This attractive exhibition was
we'll attended last night, uotwiths landing the
Prevalence Of cold and strong North West
~'Da' The performance was very credita-
0'F' and all present. seemed pleased The
'Ompany will remain in our city to-day and
"'morrow, giving two exhibitions each day.
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T AT REDUCED PRICES.
We have in store full and complete assortment
of Groceries, to which we invite the special at
tention Of Dealers. These goods will be sold
greatly below former prices, as they have but re-
Gently been purchased. -tt s.h
We numerate portion of oar stock:
$50 Bbls Flour, .s 'e
l15 Kegs Butter, 20 Cheese, So;
rs Boxes Can lies,
25 Barrels Molasses and Syrup.
Is Tierces of Sugar, 'e
Hhds OF Sugar,
40 Sacks of Rio and Laguira Coffee,
20 Barrels refined Sugar, I"sA3 H.
Bags Cocoanuts, -Hs--. .g- T.,
20 Boxes Raisins, ai5
rs Dozen Bro0ms,
20 Nest Flour Buckets.
10 Dozen Painted Buckets,
300 Reams Wrapping Paper, -.
Lard, Bacon, Baskets, Tobacco, segars, Soda,
'(' ''Np' w. ". F. ALLEN & CO.,
NH 81 Near the Ferry.
NJ AND HERRINGs.1
Nl 20 Bb1s No, Nos ! and :. Maskerel--arge,
SO Bbls No. Gib'd Horrings Dry Sailed.
rs No. Picked Herrings,
100 Boxes Scaled e,
For sale by G. W. ROWLAND,
NH 81 Is iowland's Wharf
DATENT PRESSED 8 G A r A
new article. superior to CT Hbw LGai for sale
NH II ..s y r 1s Rowland's Wharf
DooKs.-Another supply Of ''E1ame-
seph II and His Court" ...St. Philip" "Villette
l NH II N''' ~ sac STEWART 4 DEFY.
pHEESE.-5O Boxes Prime Factory.
per's account BY T. A: YOUNG, ~
Cor Wide W ater Street.
NH 81 & Roanoke Square.
r &, &c Z ~ n . BY DAVIS BRO J.
The following goods at very low prices.
so Barrels Extra, Super. and Fine Flour,
Is Z" Fine Syrups and Moasses,
20 Bags Prime Rio Coffee, -
20 Barrels Sugars, Extra. "C."."B," GA"
Crushed, Powdered, and Yellow refined,
Porto Rico, in Hhd's and BIS.
-l25 Barrels Half Barrels Labrador and No.
Gross Herrings, landing from Schooner
Barrels No. Maekerel,
/ % Boxes Lemons, landing from Schr Clara,
10 Barrels Whiskey,
Half Barrels Rum,
80 Kegs fine Cucumber Pickles, ready for use,
25 Barrels prime Russet Apples,
rs Boxes Adamantine Candles,
10 Bnxes Tallow Candles,
20 Dozen Buckets,
| Is Dozen Brooms,
| 5 Barrels No Mess Pork,
! 5 Nests Wash Tubs,
so Boxes Sterrine, Rabbits and Rosin Soaps,
| so 9" Honey, Honey and Almond, Palm,
| variegated, CASTLE, and Olive OF the best
| .- manufacture,
100 Keams Wrapping Paper,
10 Caddies Assorted Tea,
/ 30 Dozen Yeast Powders,
| $50 Mason's Backing,
| Cases brakes Plantation, Bitters, Concen'
| trated Live and Ess, Cotfre,
ard 10000 Cigars.
Give us call and examine for yourselves.
DAVIS d. BRO, #
No "a Rowland's Wharf
nh27 Foot of Roanoke Square.
/ Old Dominion copy.
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FMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
!. Owners and occupants Of LOTS are hereby mo-
tilted that they are required to thoroughly Gle Ase
and purify their
I IN PREMISES IMMEDIATELY.
Particular attention is called to
CELLARS,
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NOTICE, NOTICE.-All persons in
IN debted to the undersigned by bond, note, or
open account, contracted during or pregious to
the war, may advance their interest by calling
and arranging the same on or before the LIST o
April next. WIN. 7. HARRISON,
;sfeb 2s-tf Campbell's Wharf,
nOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER
u AND WRINGER.
The st popular, best and cheapest Washing
Machine ever invented, for sale only by
GHtE GILLETT; CHERRY d. MAPP
:H ls-e.74 Cor Roanoke Sar,
nh 15-tf and Wide Water street.
TbEY. N. "A. OK SON, ~. D., will de-
IL liver the Third Lecture of the Course OF
Social and Intellectual Lectures, at the r.
CRANKY STREET NJ. e. CHURCH,
Tuesday Evening, a7th March,
SuBJEcT-"God in Government" 'as
Admission so cents. mh2s-td
DUBLTSHING OFFICE UE17.
no. $40 BROADWAY,
New YoRK, March Is, 1866.
Editor Of the Day Book :
DEAR Sra: In view of the fact that my publ
cations are having very great sale throughout
the Southern States, by which sale /, of course
am benefited and in view of the present general
suffering throughout the country, deem it only:
fitting return that should contribute literally
las do most cheerfully-of my receipts, to such
Southern charitable enterprises as promise to be
most efficient. have, therefore, the pleasure of
stating that for the period of four months from
and after this date shall contribute
FIFTEEN PER CENT. OF ALL THE PROFIT
ON THE SALE OF
The Southern ttlstOPy of the War,
By b. A. PoLLARD,
Fols.-Svo.; With Portraits
SOUTHERN GENERALIZATION.
Lives and Campaigns.
By CAPr. w. p. SNOW. =
Vol.--S0o.j toih Portraits.
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH,-DIsTINeuIsHEo IN
LITERATURE,
Vols co.; .tpsM Portraits.
Life OF StOneWafl Jackson,
By a VtRGINrAN.
! Vol,-l2mo.; Nth Portraits.
To "The u ido,os and Orphans Relief Asso-
cid ions' of the several States.
Very truly yours,
C. b. RICHARDSON
HsasY HEATH, General Agent -
CEEDS (! SEEDS White Onion sets: Red.
- do; Mountain Sweet Melon; Grass Seeds !;
Flower Seeds, &C. DC, just received and for sale by
mch24 Nj q. d G. A. SANTOS.
OFFICE OF FARMERS BANK OF VA,
NORFOLK, March 21st, 1866.
FENHE SALE OF OBLIGATIONS OF
l. parties now held by this Bank, is postponed
until the
Fifteenth Of next Month.
4. TUNSTALL,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-27

LECTURE To- NiGHT--Rev N. A. Okeson
vii deliver the third Lecture Of the regular
,'OFSe las advsrtised) in the CRANKY Street
ss'Aodist Church tonight. The subject is
o'd in Government" F. -
lie well-known ability Of the Lecturer gives
ssssurance that all who attend will enjoy q rich
d, ,,p'slectpal treat. Gu, and take your wife aud
VIZ boys and girls, ls3 70 M
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-27

mh22-eod2w Cashier.
4 DMTNISTRATOR'S NUTICE-AH
IN persons indebted to the estate of Mrs Mary
Brown, deceased, are requested to make payment
to me, and all those who have claims against said
estate, must present them properly authenticated.
w. B. DEGGS, Sergeant,
and Administrator Of Mrs. Mary Brown,
NH decaosad