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FREEDMEN's CoURr-Chares E. johnson, pre-
siding. o.
Martha johnson Us. Louisa Ricks-action to re-
cover 5000. Judgment for plaintiff.
Henry Hill Us. Sol. Grey-action for the value
of rudder. Judgment for plaintiff.
VIM. Anderson Us. Geo. 4. Hodges-action to
recover S25. Judgment for plaintiff. G. w.
Cook, attorney for defendant, took exceptions to
the jurisdiction of the Court, the debt was
contracted in 1860 Cook is right.
We understand that the gentlemanly and eff
Gent clerk of the Freedmen's Court, B.W. Bond,
has sent in his resignation, to take effect April
first aN 3a'H.H. Ff.i 80
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MAYORS CoURr, Portsmouth. March "a, 1866,
Daniel Collins, presiding.
T. Julia McGinnis, arrested on peace warrant
on complaint of Mary Flaherty. Warrant with
drawn-cost So so.
John Herbert, colored, arraigned for selling IL
.quor without license. Fined $40.
= Axiom Butler, colored, arrested for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. Fined $40.
Richard Allen, colored, arrested for carrying
concealed weapons, six barrel Colts revolver
Fined $40. -.5i- $1,000 aH.
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AN AMUSING ScENr.-onito an amusing

AN AMUSING ScENE.-Quite an amusing
scene recently occurred under the pavilion
of Dan Castelos Circus at Wilmington, which
was not previously announced i'll the bills.
The Dispatch says: During the display made
by CASTILLO of his wonderful mule and when
little boys were called from the audience into
the ring to make the always vain attempt to
ride him, big burIy sailor, somewhat "heavy'
entered the ring and advanced to the animal
for the purpose of bestriding him; To this
the mule objected, and confirmed his objection
by a "double loaded" kick from both of his
iron-shod feet into the pit of the mans sto-
mach. To the astonishment of every one, the
man returned the salute of the mule, by de-
livering several kicks in return and repeated
the attempt to mount him, when the mule
again deposited his feet upon the mans waist
coat And now ensued fight between Cas-
tello, the sailor and the mule CASTILLO, who
was highly incensed at the conduct of the man,
endeavored to hold the mule so as to have the
man taken from the ring and the man stuck
TO the mule IN steady and persistent foot
fight Which of the two latter would have
conquered is unknown, as the trial was
soon brought to sudden termination by the
summary ejectment lin a. very indifferent man
ner) of the sailor from the ring. This, we
think, is the greatest fight on record, and was
certainly one of tho most interesting we have
ever seen, CASTILLO should engage that man
to exhibit with him everywhere as the man
that can outkick mule Strange to say,
neither animal was at all injured by the en-
counter. The man and mule, and all the
animals will be in Norfolk on Monday to re-
main for three days. Boys get your change"
ready for the Clown is coming .7,.,.r
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OUR Day." No. s, for the week ending
saturday, March 31st, will be out on Mon
uay 10Th instant, with the following con-
~nts:-"A Workhouse Waif--An Inmates
Autography;" Lawful Tools 5" -Four Mil
ions of Simons a Year Editorials ssSu-
pefsttions; +" "Toasting and Health-Drink-
,ug, ,ia:-'Platonic Affection" Mothers
a-Law;" "The Coup DEtat in Ireland =
n topping the Question = Cattle Plague and
nish Farming !" 'sThe UNLIMITED Guest. "
lor sale in Norfolk at Mayhem Brothers
= e'l0dlcal Depot; in Portsmouth at Levy's
PERIODICAL Depot. 9Ao3 9-i 'aof
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SANTARY-Phe citizens of Portsmouth
would do well to examine the order from the
Board Of Health, which appears in our paper
to-day, requiring all cellars sinks, &c, to be
thoroughly cleansed and purified, and all filth
and rubbish to be removed from premises with
in the limits of the city. This is'a necessary
precaution, and ought strictly to be attended
to by all rh.l 19ts52
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OUR friend over the way who publishes his
= Book in the day time, should keep an eye
upon Artemus, who is said to be SMART on
legal questions, and may get the first dip"
in the watched pot. Old Dominion.
We thank you for the hint, neighbor; but
a kind friend has enabled us to anticipate
Artemus by entering into bonds, which has
released us from the necessity of keeping an
eye on that "walched pot"
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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
il Deed of Trust executed to me, on the 26th of
February, 1866, by NJ. Metz & Co., shall pro-
coed to sell, Tuesday, the Sd day of April next,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at public auction for cash,
at the Store of said Metz & Co., corner High and
Crawford streets, Portsmouth, Va, all the stock
ofReady Made Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
&c. of the said Metz & Co. a
e D. J. GOODWIN, Trustee.
m24tds ASHTON Il EMERSON, Auct'rs.
BY FENTRESS Il WILKINSON,
East side Market Square, Portsmouth, "a
AUCTION Dc COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HAVE for sale the finest truck farm
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. "A
$50, 900 worth of real estate in the CITY,
Parties at the North desiring land in this sec
ton, would do well to give us a call. All COM
munications attended to promptly.
FENTRESS & WILKINSON,
NH l4-tf Auctioneer.
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WRECKS COMING IN.-A large number Of
'eSSels We're sunk in James river during the
"at' both by Federals and Confederates. Some
i" 'aem are now being raised. Two of them
"efe lowed into our harbor yesterday by the
''eafntus Tempest.
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ARRESTED FOR STEALlNG.-A Miss Whir-
chart was arrested upon the charge of robbing
Mr.. Bailey, Of Norfolk, of pocket book con-
tanning $25. She was released upon prom
Use Of returning the pocket book, but at last
accounts was non est. aa-5- d g. E1
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NORFOLK COUNTY couhr.-Saturday, March a.
Present.. H.. Kingman, William johnson,
W. H. G. Lovett, Dennis Simmons, M. j. Ballen-
tine, Stephen b. Tatem, Il. A. Armistead, Joseph
Williams, Joseph G. Ball Francis Ferebee P. s.
Hancock, John NJ. Drewry, jerome NJ. Creeknur,
Louis Fl. Hall, Logan Hurst, George Fl. Dasheil,
and W. III, Etheredge.
The Oyster law was under discussion as we go
to press. -' 'A4 ii5
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ROBBERY IN NEwTowN.-Last night, about
10 o'clock, the house of Thomas Smith was
entered and robbed in Newtown of $50 in
money, and lot of clothing. .fa..
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GREAT Exc1rEMENT.-Th citizens of Port, =
mouth are fully exercised over the approach
ing municipal election The cauldron boils
and bubbles, till it DER runs the stew. An
other Richmond in the field. W. B. Collins
announces himself as a candidate for the office
of Commissioner of the Revenue. 5.e
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MAYORS COURT Norfolk, March "a, 1866 T.
G. Tabb, Presiding.
James Smith applied for, and received, lodging
James Reed drunk, fined S.
Arnold Us. Malloy, action for $45 Case under
argument as we 90 to press = u. -. -
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E.55 Daily. s I'll So
Advei tsements 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 371a cents per square
liberal discount made to those who advertiser
both Daily and Weekly. 3!
-..'.'. . JNO. R. HATHAWAY,
.l Editor and Proprietor of the Day Book,
NH
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS IN
NORFOLK COUNTY,
MAUPIN & HATTON, AUor1oNEEs.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF
i THE COUNTY COURT OF NORFOLK
COUNTY, pronounced on the I'd of March, 1866,
shall, on the 18th day of April, 1866, Chat be-
ing Court day,) at the Court House, at IL oclock,
M, sell, at Public Auction, the following tract of
Land, situated in the County of Norfolk, near
"Bear Quarter" called
a"T HE FORK,
Containing Sixty Acres and Thirty Perches,
adjoining the Lands of Mercer Grimes and others;
the same being the tract of which John MePher-
son, died seized and possessed. II
The said Land is in part well Timbered, and in
part cleared and in cultivation.
, Terms made known at time of sale.
JOHN II. GAYLE,
p mh23-F-law4w Special Commissioner.
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ITO ADVERTISERS

Adv
THE WEEKLY DAY BOOK.
We desire to call your attention to the excel
lent facilities offered our business men for
advertising their wares before the country peo-
pie, through the columns of the -s.... "a
WEEKLY BAY BOOK,
The first number of which paper we desire to
issue on Wednesday, the 2lst inst. e.J-... -
The WEEKLY Day Book, before the breaking
out of the war, had very large circulation all
through the sections of country which traded III
Norfolk and it was this paper to which such
fattering reference has been made in our Board
of Trade, as having been instrumental in dom.
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 whence cotton is OBJ
tanned for our market AZ. a--.r e. .
We now propose to reissue the WEEKLY DAY
Book, and having all the same subscribers names
on eur mail book, with many 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. 55f
The paper Will be, for the present, the same
size as 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 oi
subscription being ..s.-. ...----.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, Id
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 a good adj
vertising show to the country people through the
columns of the WEEKLY DAY Book, WITCH will
make its appearance in good time for I'D spring
and summer trade, in order that they M$,ay see
that there's life in our old city yet, andNhereby
be induced to trade with us. With thi2*iew
have adopted the following low rates ~ adver-
, 4 H. hale II a. . &
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IyLECTION NOTICE.-An Election
IL will be held on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
April 1866, at the usual places of voting, in the
city of Portsmouth, for the following named Off
GERS: dT uust -.u. III IT,.
Mayor, Attorney for the Commonwealth, City
Sergeant, Commissioner Of the Revenue, High
Constable, Six Aldermen for Jackson Ward, Six
Aldermen for Jefferson Ward, Six Councilrnen
for Jackson Ward, Six Councilmen for Jefferson
Ward, and City Surveyor.
AT the same time and places, an act passed
February 26th, 1866, creating the office of Judge
of the Court of Hastings, for the city of Ports
mouth, will be submitted to the qualified voters,
for their ratification or rejection.
The following named persons have been APP
pointed Commissioners to superintend said cleo
ton: --.-.
For Jackson Ward-John C. Neaville, John J.
Williams, Henry Fauth, Samuel Cutherell, and
Joseph Bourke. Conduetor-John w. Tucker.
For Jefferson Ward-Joseph H. Porter, Ed
ward Kearns, R. P. Bunting, N. Shacklock, and
James G. Williams. Conductor-James NJ Elem
ming. a JAMES Nj. FllEMMlNG,
mh22-tde City Sergeant.
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TAXES.

IS Ll..5. ts.a.. TAXES. i. .-
. A II a called meeting of the Common
N Council of the city of Norfolk, held On
Wednesday, the 3lst of January, 1866, Mr.. Grit
fifth offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Collector be instructed to
proceed forthwith to collect all arrears of taxes
due to this date, and that notice be given in the
daily papers that in the event of non-payment in
thirty days, he be directed to levy ON the prop
ertv for the amount due.
Which, on motion, was adopted.
Copy: JN0. WILLIAMS, Register.
feb IA
CALT, SALT.-We offer for Sale low
- 400 Large Sacks of G. A. Salt, in prime orde
in lots to suit purchasers.
NH 10 B. u. j. BAKER u co.
ERRING.-25 bbis NO. 4 Pickled
III Roe Herring.
50 bis No. Dry Sailed do, just received and
OF sale by -. G. w. ROWLAND,
Ia NH 15 No Is Rowland wharf,
DLACK EYE PEAS-FOr safe by
ID nab IL NORRIS, GWATHME1 &Co'
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minp. JAMES Nj. ElIEMMING,
mh22-tde City Sergeant
nIRECT NEGOTIATION
~ A Consignment of
40 Crates and Casks assorted
EARTllEN WARE, t5
From one of the largest manufac..
lures of Staffordshire, England. Catalogue and
samples ready. For sale to arrive, by
--1@ &. w. ROWLAND,
-v1 a 1s4~ .es Is Rowland's wharf,
NH 21-wtf Norfolk, Va.
DoTN's CLOTHES wA NJ WRSnerp
The m st popular, best and cheapest Washing
Machine ever invented. for sale only by
GILLETT, CHERRY & MAPP,
Cor Roanoke Sqr.,
NH l5-tf and Wide Water street.
DEV. Ma. OKESON, ID. d., will de-
II, liver the Third Lecture of the Course of
Social and Intellectual Lectures, at the be.
T GRANNY STREET M. E. CHURCH,
Tuesday Evening, 27th March,
SgBJEoT-''God in Government"
Admission so cents. mh23-td
nUBLISHING OFFICE OF G.
- NO. $40 BROADWAY,
NEW York, March Is, 1866.
Editor of the Day Book-
DEAR SIR: In view of the fact that my publ
cations are having very great sale throughout
the Southern States, by which sale I, of course,
am benefited land in view of the present general
suffering throughout the country, deem it only
fitting return that should contribute literally
as do most cheerfully-of my receipts, to such
Southern charitable enterprises as promise to be
mostetficient. 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
Is ON THE SALE FL
The Southern History Of the War,
XIII, ~ By E. A. POULAND,, - .1'
T. 2 Yols.---8vo.; Var Portraits:
SOUTHERN GEN ERA S-Their
Lives and Campaigns.
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cia.ions" of the several States.
llA Very truly yours, 1N
l7ifQua c. B. RICHARDSON.
HENRY HEATH, General Agent.
~ 80 ON AND AFTER MONDAY
the 26th March, the Passenger Trains of the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad will 1921
Leave Norfolk daily, (Sundays excepted, a
Leave Petersburg daily, Sundays excepted,
~ = Nv 'aE,ss -.sa WIN. MALONE, ~
| NH 22-IOt ., ...-au te..q President.
OFFICE OF FARMERs' BANK OF VA,
Fl '"i NORFOLK, March 2lst, 1866.
TVHE SALE OF OBJ LIG CATIONS Oh
parties now held by this Bank, is postpone
until the 4t't Y ~ > t}F q I'D 4
Fifteenth of next Month.
sa. q e-a. f-.F DtIGlH7t A.. TUNSTALI,
mb92 eod2w +H6I Cashier.
NJ OTICE.AAil persons having claim
4 IN against the estate of James Il. Armstrong
deceased, will make known the same to Mary L
Armstrong, Administrative, or to
ETHEREDGE Il WILLIAMSON,
ma elm l6 Union Street. Norfolk, Va.
VOFFEE.-I5 Bags Prime Laguyra
Of2O Bags Prime old Government Java. 10
80 Bags Fair to Choice Rio. " II U.s. ''
In store and for sale by = y
n s'-g9 e. W. ROWLAND,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

CABBAGE SEEDS Flat Dutch, Large
" Drumhead, and other choice kinds. Just re-
ceived and for sale by .-
meh24 NJ A. & C. A. SANTOS.
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;. To the advertisement of A. P. Ware in
another column we direct the attention of
the public and of ladies especially. Mr..
Ware has long been known in this city as a
successful dealer in the millinery line, and
he now invites attention to recently re-
ceived stock of large and varied assort-
ment of the finest and most fashionable mill
linery goods, particularly to variety of
fashionable bonnets which he offers at low
rates. 80
Ladies visiting Mr.. Wares establishment,
will be waited upon by young lady from
New York, whose taste in the selection and
choice of articles suitable for the season,
will be found valuable. Ladies will do
we'll to call at Mr.. Wares store, No. 25S
South High street, tan early day. gdr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-12
NAUGHroN is selling very superior long
cloth shirting at 25 and 80 cents. ~ 81
A supernnmerary Actor.

Soon after the play of Camille was com;
menced at the Opera House last night, a
person in the gallery, nervously excited
from his elevated position or some other
cause, became quite noisy and obstreper.
Gus. He was requested to keep cool and
quiet; but all attempts to soothe him only
served to make him still more riotous. The
ushers tried to invite him out; but he yio-
lently resisted their friendly efforts. Mana
ger Smith stopped the play, and inquired
for a police officer, but none was to be
found in the house, With the assistance OF
several gentlemen, the ushers succeeded in
showing the noisy Individual down stairs
to the sidewalk in front, and the play pro-
ceeded without further interruption.