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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-23

BASE BALL.-The Stonewail Club had :
game yesterday evening, opposite the Post OF
flee, on the open ground which was lately oc-
cupied by the circus company. The playing
was good, and the fun, if not "fast and
furious, honest and downright. if}IE
On yesterday we gave list of the officers
Of this Club, and to-day we are enabled to
name those of the Juniper, They are as toll
lows: ", r.rss 1gf y .rs7 ,trYs
President, Cyrus Il. Staplesovs o1 N
Vice President, VIM. Lockhart. gHT}Oe
Secretary, George r. Creamer. a1T1J
Treasurer, G, E. Whitehurst. ~ 70"
We previously stated that Norfolk coulJ
boast at least two Clubs, but in point of fact
we have three, the Creighton being the third
In addition we have Boat Club, and on the
whole, we think that the muscular chris
tianity" of the "ancient borough" makes a
reasonably fair show. When are we to have
match game between our clubs7 Isn't it
possible to get up triangular contest after the
fashion Of that famous duel in Midshipman
Easy? A game by moonlight would be ro-
mantle novelty, worthy special report for
the Spiritof the Times. sBtkB@3
When the moon gets as round as Noiyal )
shield there will be light enough. Let us
have the match by all means.
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+. Fresh BEEF. 1t will, no doubt. be graf
flying announcement to our citizens, and the
butchers also, to inform them that arrange
ments can now be made with Messrs. Leigh
Brothers & Phelps, to secure supply of that
splendid Virginia Valley fresh beef, which
has, heretofore, enjoyed the name Of "Balti-
more Beef" when sold in our market Large
consignments Of this beef will hereafter pass
through this city on its way to Baltimore,
and our butchers can obtain an ample supply
for our markets, at the same price it sells for
in Baltimore on the hoof, which, we be ieve
is generally from six to eight cents pound
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DIR Y GOODS,
Autumn, 1866,
LATHROP, LUDINGTON & co,


| LATHROP, LUDiNGT0N & co, -
326. 32s & 800 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
| INVITE THE ATTENTION OF ALL
| i first class buyers to their Stock of ID \
GO o D s. 1t will be found unsurpassed for all
Southern Merchants. All departments Of our
| business have been much enlarged, especially
| that for DI ess Goods, where we are constant
opening all the novelties of the season, to VIII CD
| we now ask the particular attention OF both job
| hers and Retailers
" - OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
Dress Goods, Shawis and Coaks, >'
| Prints, Beached Shrtings,
Brown Sheetings, Hf~
Flannels and Blankets, 9u e5 .t.l
Wooden Goods Y ankee Notiobs,
White Goods, Embroideries,
Hosiery, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Millinery Goods, &C., &C., &c.
All of which they offer at the loves market
prices, by the package or piece.
au23-Th&M-2m 13a t-i
4 LTMEYE RS Pure ROsin Soap
N Forty Boxes of this cheap and excellent
'0O-p' = C. w. ROWLAND CO.,
au23 10 & Is Rowland's wharf
THOICE NEW FLOUR.-One Hundred
I J Barrels choice New, Extra and Superfne
Flour. warranted equal to Gambril's, fresh from
- C. IW.IRowLAND CO.,
au23 Is Il Is Rowland's wharf.
I'm OH A NC X Y I'm the Circuit
| Court of the city of Norfolk, George L. Bal
lantine, Con behalf of himself and all others, I'M
satisfied creditors of William T.. Murray, decd
late of the city of Norfolk, &C.,
against
Simon S. Stubbs, Administrator of William I.
Murray, decd, and others,
Defendants.
Pursuant to the decree pronounced in this
cause on the Gath day of July last, the creditors
of the said William Il. Murray, decd, of James N.
Murray, decd, and of james Murray, decd, are
required to come in and prove their debts before
the subscriber, one of the Commissioners of the
said Court, at his Office. No. 50 Bank street, in
the said city, on before the 18th day of October
next, or in default thereof they will be perempto-
rily excluded from the benefit of the said decree.
And notice is hereby given, that on the day
and year last mentioned at my said office, shall
take an account of the said debts and of the fun
eral expenses of the said VIM. T. Murray, de-
ceased. of the said James n. Murray, deceased,
and of the said James Murray, deceased and of
the personal estate of the said decsdents respec-
lively come to the hands of their respective per-
sonal representatives, or to the hands by their
order or for their respectively; and OF the real
estate of the said decedents respectively; and OF
the annual and fee simple values thereof.
aS VIM. A. SWANK,
au23Th4Ws i. y .tra95a Commits sioner
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LEROY G. eEDwARDs.-We regret to an
nounce the death of this gentleman, who is
well known in cur communities Mr. Ed
wards has been residing for many years at
the village of Deep Creek, and has been at
tached to the management of the Dismal
Swamp Canal He was President of the Gem
pany, we believe at the time of his death
and clerk Of the County Court of Norfolk. He
was man of considerable intelligence, and OF
quiet and urbane manners His health has
beell delicate for several years iasti 5df
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CONVENTION.
Convention of the Soldiers and Sailors, who
approve the Presidents policy and iuderse
the Philadelphia Conservative movement, is
to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, on the 18th
September next An address has been pub
lished, calling upon them to unite for the
purposes abpye stated, which is numerously
signed Among the names are those of Gene
rails Custer, Rousseau, Dix, Steadman, Blair,
Sickfes, and many others. si3
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MARKETs-Th following sales are report
ed on, the Exchange Books this morning.
80 bushels inferior Red Wheat, at So. 40;
700 bushels fair Red Wheat, So AZ; 40 bus.
inferior White Wheat, 50 65 $50 bushels fair
White Wheat. $3.50; 800 bushels White Corn
ST. 154; 4O6 bushels White Corn, 81 Is; "a
bushels Flaxseed, SO %; 2 barrels Lard, 23}c;
2 barrels Lard, 24c;s l3 M ~ inch Bunch
Shingles, $40. ..,..,....
Prime Wheat in demand, and would bring
good prices. n 5SR <tFIHo84
We also notice amongst the arrivals $50
barrels Tar 3t F&A
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CoNcERT.-The Sunday School children OF
the Fourth street Baptist Church, in Newtown,
will give a concert of sacred music at the
church this evening at o'clock The minis
ter and teachers will be present, and superin-
tend the Vocal entertainment The price of
admission is twenty-five cents, and the pro-
ceeds are to be appropriated to the purchase
q books for the Sunday school. We trust
the affair will be success, and the necessary
funds received. n a'liisg1s NJ 800.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE, -The estate of the
late Major Burroughs, in Princess Anne coun-
ty, " Long Island, was to-day sold by Leigh
Bros. & Phelps, to the Hon. Geo. NJ Curtis
Of New York, for $780, Also, tract OF
land of 200 acres at Great Bridge, was sold
to Geo. A. Wilson, Esq, for $2,95O.
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WILMiNeToN, N, C.-We are pleased to
observe that the coastwise exports of Will
mington, during 1865, have generally consid-
erably exceeded those of 1860, and are graft
fed to notice this revival and evidence of in
creased trade and prosperity of our Cape Fear
sister,
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WAyERLY FOR. SALE-This beautiful resi-
dence, formerly the property and occupied by
the late John G. Hatton, will be sold at pub
lie auction Oh next Tuesday, the 28th instant
1t stands on the eastern portion of the harbor
of which it commands full view. Its loea-
ton is most desirable one, and fine oppor-
tunity will be presented of securing most
desiraLle residence. The tract of land attach
ed is about 8 acres, suitable for market gar.
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The POETRY OF BowEETs.--A new bonnet
has been introduced in New York, which is
called the Snowflake, and is said to be scarcely
less light and ethereal than the evanescent
hexagonal from which it derives its name.
Another new style is compared by a, frantic
art critic, to moonbeams glancing over a
zephyry wheat field. A clear case of bonnet
on the brain. II Lynchburg News. o
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THE NEW TRoofs. 4The steamer George
anna, Captain Hill, from Richmond, yester-
day Afternoon, brought 400 men of the U S.
1lth Infantry. commanded by Major Bissell,
to relieve the 18th Infantry, which has been
stationed here under Lieut.. Col. Stanhope.
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PRINpER's NEws.-We have received a
copy Of the proceedings of the National Con-
yention. of these organizations. We find
among the list Of officers the following names
of gentlemen who are Presidents of auxiliary
Unions in Virginia: H. c. Treakle, Norfolk;
R, G. Gould, Alexandria; and Jno 4. Van
nerson, Richmond.
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The CATTLE THIEyFs.-The negroes ar
rested some days ago, for stealing and slaugh-
tering cattle, belonging to James G.. Hodges,
Esq, of Norfolk county, residing near Ports
mouth, have been sent on to the Circuit Court
for trial The Court sits next month.
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AUCTION At THE Navy YARD. - Tos-mor-
row morning. at IL O'clock, Maupin & Hat
ton will sell at the Gosport Navy Yard, lot.
of condemned flannel jumpers, overshirts
understands, drawers, tin pots, mess kettles
and a quantity Of ship biscuit Terms cash
in Government funds. l5T57-; =
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MAYORS CouRr-Aug. 23.-His Honor John r.
Ludlow, presiding
Mich'l. Boyd, drunk; sent to Major Stanhope.
Thomas Tanning, drunk; fined $40 and sent to
Jail.
Major Brissels.
John Branagan, drunk and riotous; discharged.
es VIM. Smith, drunk; discharged.
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AUCTION SALES.
BylT2F.O OWENS, AuctiOneer, Z
With E. c. Lindsey & Co, Real Estate gent.
.ass; Is NoJ24 West Main Street. FTHr
LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
Auction.

ON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3Oth, as
~ the rooms Of. E. G.. Lindsey 4 Co.. "a West
Main street, will sell the following HOUSES
AND LOIS in Norfolk, and FARMS in Virgins
and North Carolina ~
No. IA Vacant l. OF on North Church street,
80 by 100 feet. q .,. ~
No. "A Frame Dwelling on North Church
street, No. 1922; Lot 81 by 100 feet, ,.
No. "a Double Tenement, Nos. IA and TAG
North Church street, Lot 60 by 100 feet.
No. A Vacant Lot on Newton. street, 50 by
60 feet. t.,.i js-I -s..t.,e '.j
No. 5.-A Vacant Lot on Newton street 80 by
60 feet
No. IA Vacant Lot on Newton street, Stbg
so feet. l.-fH ~ saH -
No. IA Vacant Lot on New ton street, s2'by
60 feet. .-.... II at
No. s.-A three-tory Brick House on North
Church street, ( No. 2z6) Lot fronting ON Church
street 81 feet, running back 230 feet, and front
ing on Wide street 104 feet. On the premises
are two brick Kitchens sFE.t-R rars4
No. "a two-story Brick House on Queen
street, (No. 80 the doors rom james street
House 70 by % feet. and has five rooms. lot
fronts on Queen street 251a feet, running back so
feet. A good Kitchen. bss
No. I0.-A double tenement Frame Dwelling
on Cumberland street, four doors above Queen
street. Lot Al feet front, depth LOO feet. bE.
No. ll.-Une-half of a double Tenement Ne>t
side Market Square No. 49, Three story Brick
House, first story occupied as Store, six rooms
in dwell ng; brick Kitchen q, = -.es5Fs
No. IA vacant lot corner Of Queen 8and
Upper Union streets, fronting so feet Queen
and running back 80 feet on Union.
Nc. IL "A Farm, containing 1851 acres, on
Little Greek, six miles from Norfolk near an ex-
ceent fishery; 100 acres cleared, balance set in
Pine ami Oak, Frame dwelling, barn, smoke
house, stables and other out-buiidings; tive o.
chafds This farm is three miles from Carl
sons. .=n8Ut asaz41 - =rflss.f5
No IA farm of l, 900 acres, in BERTHE coun-
ty, North Carolina, 8 miles from the Chowan riv-
er, on the road between Windsor and Cole1 aim
land generally high, rs acres in cultivation, bal
ance well timbered with Pine and Oak. On the
farm is good two-story dwelling, barn, smoke
house, stable, good kitchen and other out houses
two orchards. This farm will be sold at great
sacrifice.
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The OLD BANK OF VIReINIA.-We learn
that this building has been purchased by
Messrs. Burruss, Harrison & Co., Bankers,
and is to be renovated, remodeled, and refit-
ted in modern style. Such an Improvement
will be an additional ornament to Main street
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WE>LEY CHAPEL.-The Rev. Mr.. Lighter
preached i'll this chapel in the suburbs of
Portsmouth, last night His discourse is
spoken of in very complimentary terms We
are glad to hear that work of grace has
commenced, and that several are seeking the
way of salvation. raat4 .tt .E Ia l4.st
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THE SEABoARD RoAD.-A large upward
freight, as usual, came by the Baltimore boat
this morning considerable quantity of
merchandise Was sent up Tuesday about
one-half Of which was shipped by our own
merchants to the interior Of North Carolina.
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RoBBERY.-Some thief stole lrolA the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Owens, day or two ago on
South street, Portsmouth, the sum of $50. He
has not yet been arrested. = sot
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: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the young men Of
Portsmouth intend to give sail boat exeur-
sion, as far, perhaps, as Old Point, this week
Captain Tomhn has rendered the fine sloop
Hector Bell for the occasion. 80
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The DIFFERENCES in Egypt, wives are
bought someti mes at extravagant rates. 81
Here, they can he had for the asking Old
Dominion - 1854 33 t.ft53 ~
OF COURSE No Southern queen was ever
wooed or won, except by him who appeared
before her asking.
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New BUILDINa The hand some building
on Bank street will have quite an ornamented
front. The cornce is already finished. 1t is
tobe occupied by the bankers Burruss, Har-
rison & Co, and the booksellers, Stewart &
Dew. r se=.-sr5 III l1. .lG adj
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The RENT The unseemly rent i'll the
pavement on Crawford street, Portsmouth,
near the burnt district, to which the Day
Book called attention, we are pleased to OBJ
serve has been promptly repaired
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MAYORS coURr.-- Portsmouth-August 23d
His Honor Mayor White presiding.
Charles Coleman, arrested by Officers Stokes,
Harrison and Peede, under the suspicion of hav-
ing stolen horse in his possession. Committed
for further examinations. i,s,HG ta 5saH
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DIED,

AT his residence at Deep Greek in Norfolk
County, ON Wednesday 22d, Mr.. LEROY G.
EDWARDS, il the 63rd year of his age.
Friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
ouested to attend his funeral tomorrow morning
at IL o'clock.
33iss Y kyirginian please copy.
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RELiEvED.-We understand Lieut.. Col
Stanhope has been relieved of his command
at this post sIHth 3-a ffl&
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BY MAUPIN 4 HATToN, Auctioneers.

4. u. $. NAVY YARD NORFOLK, Va, !
August, 2lst, 1866,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION in
w this Yard on FRIDAY NEXT, August
oath, at II o'clock, m, the following condemned
articles
q Flannel jumpers, 81 Overshirts, 3 Upder-
shirts, Drawers, $50 Tin Pots, 10 Mess Kettles
45 Bbs Bread. 0t~i t'F 2isk
Terms Cash in Government Funds Il
tf .1ss..s SO. E. tn ORNTON, &
.A.1<l I. Inspector in charge,
au22- tdssais...i of Provisions and Clothing.
.tae BY LEIGH Bros & PHELPS,
No, 5 Commercial Ro,c, w..
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MAD DoG.-One is reported to have been
seen on Cumberland street, yesterday.
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The MERoUaY-The u. s. steamer Mer-
curry arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday.
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Glad to hear IT, Z A fer tue refusal of the
Council to adopt the ordinance proposed by
Mr.. Chamberlaine, we had thought of sug7
costing as not inappropriate device for the
seal of the Municipiuns, an infatuated member
of the canid@ family rampant, with the legend
Let dogs delightto bark and bite" 3 ~ 20. 4,
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8is To"PoRTsMoUTH."- We have recently re-
eeived two anonymous letters, one of which
we referred TO the Mayor Of Norfolk, the other
to the chief magistrate of our sister city We
declined their publication because our rule is
memorable not to publish anything which the
writer will not authenticate with his name
but in view of their statements gave both
communications the proper direction, as above
stated. We now beg to attract the attention
Of the writer signing himself PORTSMOUTH"
to the sub.oined letter from His Honor Mayor
White, to which we trust our unknown cor
respondent will reply in person as requested:
MAYORS OFFICE, PORTSMOUTH, VA,1
Aug. 22d, 1865.
iMKssRs EDITORS: e44
The communication directed to the 'Day
Book" office for insertion in that paper, dated
August 18th, signed Portsmouth" which
you kindly forwarded to me for inspection
and information, deserves notice. sisd ao.4
81 Iirsquest an interview with the writer
tsPortsmouth'') at an early day 7s@
'a'1' VI so JAMES G. WHITE, Mayor.
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MARRIED.

In Portsmouth Va, ON the 22d inst, by the
Rev. James Murray, Mr.. JOHN P. HALL, of
Norfolk, Va, to Miss MAGGIE l.. eldest daugh-
ter of Zachariah Cupepper, OF Portsmouth, Va.
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ARRIVALS.

ATLANTIC HOTEL. a. G, NEWTON, Prop'r.
TaUaspAY,s August %, 1866.
Jno. Jones, Forth Carolina; N. White, Va; N.
w. White, @. b. Hayden, Isle of Wight County;
Il. L. Maury. Southampton, W. w. Mitchell, N.
C,;. Thos. NJ jones' Hampton; w. II. Wilcox,
Sussex; s., Belcher, \. CT !. 7. Williams, v.
Daxis, N, CT
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46 46
3 46

BANK STREET.
rs THE PLACE TO GET good eat
/ ING, DRINKING and BOARDING. MEALS
at all hours. LONDON DOCK BRANDY al
ways on han1, and good SOUP to be had Every
Day b. PEDDLE,
jy3l-lm, g Proprietor.
SERVANT WANTED.
WANTED, A GOOD HOUSE BOY
can bring credentials of character. Apply at the
aa22 - EAST AND MAIN STREETS.
TAKE NOTICE THAT MY COMPANY or AR
5thata TILLERY a'e
mot Butler Artillery is now ready for ac-
ton. a.at -
PARADE TAKES PLACE DAILY,
and am ready for battle at a moments warn
ing.
Upon my battle flag is inscribed the following
motto
.> ~ death TO CAolera"
Those who are troubled with the enemy to good
health calld GARBAGE will please to inform me
where it can be found. My bugle can be heard
in the streets Dolly, advising people of my APP
proach, and the offer of timely aid.
DAYS OF PARADE:
MONDAYS, East of Catharine street.
TUESDAYS, West " l-.7 .
And so ON, every alternate day. A.I Il
NV motto is t+ii-t'
Duty must be accomplished
..si. $50 F. DILWORTH,
aul0-2w Contractor.
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MARINE INTELLiaEsCR,
posr OF NORFOLK AND poarsnourn. Aug. 2

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND Portsmouth. Aug. %.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Eolps, MeCariek, Yorktown.
Str FaYorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond,
DEPARTURES.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Fayorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond,
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"WAVERLT.,

The residence of the John G.. Hatton, situated
Just outside the city limits, and adjoining, the
lands of the U. S. Naval Hospital. bgs
The Tract contains about acres, more or les,
about three of which are high land. The i'm
containing large, finished rooms, besides 8 base
ment rooms, suitable for kitchen, DC, clubhouse
with two large finished rooms, smoke house, car
rage house and stables, ETC., etc., also well oi
excellent water in the yard. vs.
This is one of the most beautiful and healthy
locations in Eastern Virginia, fir onting immediate
ly on the river with splendid view of the har-
Dor; and offers, rare opportunity to parties de
sirous of securing pleasant home.
ne Terms accommodating and made known
on day of Sale. ID MAUPIN d HATT0N,
au23-tds Auctionners.
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X TONS LEA AND ZIN C.-All
y grades-jnst received by
jyl4 a4ag,l1p ;; WIN, B. SEAL Il co.
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AGENTS WANTED,

AGENTS WANTED,
VNOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS
II OF GENERAL (STONEWALL) JACK
SeN, by Prof.. X. L.. Dabney, b. D., vi Va.
The standard Biography OF the immortal Hero:
The only edition authorized by his widow, and
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u personal friend and Chief OF staff Of the Chris
tian Soldier. We want an Agent in every coun-
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SERGEANT"S SALE OF LAND.
Under AN ORDER FROM THE

FINDER AN ORDER FROM THE
u Circuit Court of the City of Norfolk, in II e
suit of WashburL VS. Wiiliston, dated July 81,
1866, shall proceed to sell at public auction on
LOT OF LAND, situated on Upper Union
street, in the City Of Norfolk, bounded by the
Lands IF James Barry and C. Hall, and known
as " iliistun's Lot.
Terms of Sale.-One third Cash, balance
credit oil months negotiable paper, bearing ia
terest and satisfactorily endorsed. .4
'' W. b. DEGGS,
Sergeant,
W. r. ROBERTS,
au23-5t -f @+he Auctieneer
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Does.-The dogs have not barked as much
at night since the tenth instant-COld Do
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BY MAUPIN Is HATTON, AuctIoneFa

HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ AT AUCTION uiI
IN TUESDAY, AUGUST 2sth at IL
" o'clock, M, on the premises, we will offer at
public auction, that most desirable property
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IDc6ls Review of the Week.
During the past week tho general market has
ruled dull. z
Receipts of Cotton about rs bales Sales for
the week about so bales. Market duh at quo
tation. lft it-
GRAIN a5..s 5.II
CoRN.-- Receipts moderate with an active de-
mand at an advance. Market closing steady at
quotations. ~ sa,.s
'WHEAT.--Resepts continue limited, with
good dem and-market firm. -4 [,s \. g.
III .-.aA LUMBER. .5 .t4 -5-
SLAVES. Receipts very light, with an active
demand. -... .-.., $3.50. 4f
SHINGLES In good supply--narket quiet. %
si az. d. NAVAL STORES. t.
TAR.-None arriving, but wanted. .
RoalN.--Receipts ight-demaDd limited. Quo
tations nominal. 81 mail * ....-.
GUNNY CLoTH,--Selling at Ace. i ..tala .
Bail RoPE -l6 to IS as to quality. slr!4 -f
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-05-19


The members Of the Democratic
Central Committee Of Dubois county,
are requested 70 meet At the Court
House. on Monday. june 4, 1866, 70
determine whether Convention shall
be held in this county TO nominate
candidates inr the various countyoin'
ces to lc tiled at the Coming Fall elec'
ton. and also to consider such other
matters as may appertain to the IN
teres,s OF the party.
&. DOANE, Chairman
The following persons compose the
Central Committee:
Coiunbis-L Cave, r. n. Davis.
Hsrbisoo--H. Shafcs. w. Grsv.
Bu:nbriige-John weikei. &. Doane' II
Msun,eL
Hale. Buchsrs. A 4. FIrminr-
F,rdinsnd--J. B Goldman DR.. Kemp.
Ps,oss-wm. Brelx, Capt. N. Fisher.