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, 1866-01-21

Especial Despatch to he Chicago Tfihuue.l
MuwAC1II. jan. 70.
TLorH-Quiet and unchanged No buyers less than
&G5o for good spring exs1as.
GaAr-Wneat market quiet. Sales this 4. n. 81, ,ooo
bu at a, &t2aK, elzsK. Sick. tt2sat7&, buyers
all month. Noon board-sales o,oc0 bu At s1.IH@
sl1s cash. Five p H. board unnsettled. Sales 5000
bu No. lprpg 1t ft-13asal25H. cash; s1esx, buyer,
z1d kia3, seller, January.
pnoyIsIoss-ActIYe but lower Sales 500 hrls city
mess At a. delivered February ou dry salsed
bhoplbera As toxc. delivered FtbrnAry.
Dgkpstp Hoot-c5c 1eweF. Sales s2s at F1o-sa.
RxcKr7s-79s brls Hour; 1900 bu wheat; a,'oo
bnrA
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during The rast Meek. When the weather wns TAR.
skating was all the zace, and shcn the weather vas
manat,cn WIRE nnred in ci1r,nst"nces " 1s.rae
m .. ho;h @ tbcss nsfs heea
each p!ase q sng.eaent ta A. az la been iaT.
osE WeTeknna T a4 SFf peb4e Raoqa ssan
npstcd on SATURDAY evening highly successful
cnEaHs1nsus II Acsskesf, ssd took bis departure
this lsunda5} eEen1ng ior Cincinnati His last ap-
peasaess Mss ~ .ne 81 q po~aaan - In "
he az played these lpim1aas drollesies which have
emitted him 10 the nEt 1ank t1ons comedians. "ith
aws5 %, We 9 arg not to T. e IN ,oi datkpess
On Mo1aay met =. t taasa ~ heas commences bs1et
;s :, tse e. sae e., sa st sns VII fse
isiled TO 'i,T y good horstz. u MIss keene : qnal
tGcntlouf. IL unnecessary spcak+ as The public
ase already fan,llias With heF neEits- We an;icps'e
tor her great suece0 during her so5oarn IN CHI
cnSo. e..u.,
Hearth VA re psstsn'ed at Col Woods. and both
aheIEoon an1 esenio1 drew crowded houees; The
IoatilT inn % .oe soens see1e Of tass little drama,
prominen, shaxe. was teceisa wtth.hoais d laash-
peg. ~ -g1ua3 ~; e "" sen~t.on dsuioa OF ''Au-
soIs FsosG naI NMa 4e fT9.sn.ee. f. anea.
gnl*hsd sgsa1an, at tis M oRssa iia..s las created
paeasanI hanl,Ipaaen o. eoEe"tna Gi1 s1a!iy great
a1agpg o. iossss 81 .ae asnna oeaet!ss ths visit
the SEASON.. a .aTot has teen circulated that ali
choice sens IN the h9Hse htse oeeu engaged foe The
| arTort, es although the densn1 fes seats may he
unusually great or1y united nuD,oeE Will he sold,
and the nshers b1:e hen Instructed to fdtfah suit
able scconmotla;fo,E.1o E1os every patron;
Forrest opens Z .nssnina, IN @ snd VII tsGc TIE part
| OF Ibe Moor II teu'ee 4n InGfnty. lie spp-
ported by 81 aad @ en6cen! dramatic company.
including - Aaame fon3s1. Na:s ialiis. John NC
thea,E:tv arc familiar. We notice that The
| msna2snent aas DECIDED on slight descent from
| The aef3 prices ....
4 .pns y. Gorau,-1his popular tenpgauee ora
" ANNOUNCED to deliver !ss.ure on It's saSnrite
epic 'n smith = Nlxona Hall On Mooday evening
uhder the auspices OF lhc ioung Nen's Christian
AfsoclAtlou. On Iuetday he viii repeat biz old
lecture On "Lendon.' NothinE tpsclxllr new may
e e-pessea iso1n ". Heash On either 9! these
fhtmcf bnt It ts a"a{s pleasant 70 listen TO him.
end, Without doubtr the ball Will be h1led on both
oeeasions.
SkA1Sa.-I ne H2s1 Noaid pef,ofm 11s secret
Eafnistfy q aGRhelped b5 any SIND" lhe prospects
81 thc sAaltnn season Noul ne cocetaekan3 en-
, 1866-01-21

The regulations adopted were those ot he
Audubon Club-twenty-one yards With eighty
yards boundary:
Amer the match; second one was tmprurtsed
between Messrs. Farnswotth and Chlttendeu for
$50 side. At The first tttal fhere Was . tie. each
killing nine out ct ten at the second. ar. Farns-
worth Killed frs Htthouta Iries,-M Mr.. Chtttcnaen
killing only three ont Of 6Ee NJ. Faruswosth was,
tbarefore, declared The WiuneF,-
, 1866-01-21

ed him s1ser eeryioe on the oce2sico Of his r1r-
inc nom The Abo1c rnentic1ed Aonsr, \ token q
theh eateen md good wishes, To which he Eeapond.
Cd In neat litt1e speech and bounufhl r-pkst OF
all The dclicAcies Of The season. S0nga R1d speeches
were The csdsr Of The evening,
, 1866-01-21

st. 1.aUls Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the ChlcsEo Tribune
ST. loC1s, Jan. ~.
ToaAcco-yfore ar1ive. Less At Sl3-o- Factory
LuEs II f5.1otAch-
FIorH-Less active.
GnAN-Nheas-Prtme fall Ut $40. Corn hruer.
Yellow. i6c; White. &c. Oats unchanged. 4,@lsc.
Rye unchanged 1t 6oe per hu.
wurerxY,-Invrr 1t T. y
, 1866-01-21
New York stock nnd Money Market.

New York Gtock nni Money nfnrket.
NKw YoHK, Jan. 70.
MoHKr-QuIfe eAsy ut per cent cali toans-
SITHL1SH ExcHANGE-DUl and declining at1aa15@
tnSx+
10 139K. and eloatnE At l-3t.
EuoErs-Ihe total exports Of specie for The week
CONVENIENT Srocks-AIe dull And lower. q. 8.
5.as corp g, A Treasury Notes tst ststea ss 2nd
FErtsHfs.-Freights to Liverpool quiet. and With
ont material change.
S1prKE-Wtat. Erie. e1-tlv., SIX; ReadinE. 1o1;
Fl. Wayne. 9sA: Mich 8. 1pks Cleveland and
Pittsburgh. IS; n. r.. 3lx; r. I. mag.
, 1866-01-21

SHooT1ro MATcH.-A somewhat norcl shooting
match came of on Friday at the Driving Park
Each man was 10 pay SO lor shooting at the birds.
and was to hare returned to him ~ amount pro-
pcr,iorate to the number Of birds he killed The
winner Was to ca11y o the balance Of deposits "a
rwcepslakez. The. following WAS the reeuft OF ihs
xhpOtipE;
, 1866-01-21
LOCAL MATTERS,

Taxes, Taxes, Takes.-AM parties inter;,
ested N paying taxes In the West Dfrfslon, woald
do well to call at my Office aud pay promptly there.
BIZ eAying time and costs on all taxes paid previous
TO the 18th day or Febsuary next. Uhcd No, ~
West Randolph street. r. Amtck, Col1e9{ot tor
stste md County, West Division --.eaoa;
Buy CooIef'a ANTI -FreexfnE PumrN.1,1
Manufactured By Cooley T. brother, 50 GrfsHoN
styeet, second door porth Of Van Burtn street Eu.
cula1E sent free. @tp@s
, 1866-01-21

Go to the Beat-Go to HrJanf d; STRAIT.
tens Chicago Commercial College to ret thor
ouch. practical bue,uees education, or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address lor ctcnlars,
BR1ANt l. 6IRA1IoH. Eh1ca 70. III.
The friends Of Samsi 8. TFttEhE+ fkto
c1erk oftbe Hatch House. met sst evening at bis new
ujaee Of hususes, 400 Madison dtreet, a0u present.
, 1866-01-21

Go 10 our friend n f. merrill for Ker-
ware, ETC., Il md Is Randolph e. : eis9
, 1866-01-21

w ANTED-$l50o per year. We
w want agents eTe.yrherr 10 sell cur n1rsovxp
GO Sewing Aseniues, Three new tl1da uIdsr .aa
large commissions paid. Tho oSLr machines sold ln
Gnised sases fo les tn1n ~ gniea ~ fny esnssd
& Co.. And EYche.ae1. All athes cheap uacaln. Are
fnfrfn1 tmtrts. Circulars tse- Address, call upon
SHAW q CLARK. Btddetosd Ma!ns-
ftIGfATi.16g
, 1866-01-21

AnKAsEAs RE11Xr "A manufacture IN this city
has generously offered 10 supply the Union Com
mtssson for the Arkansas Relief, good linen hags
capable Of holding swo bushels, at the sste OF
inirty-one cents piece, for shipment with corn,
etc, 70 the Assan*as suffering poor: 0Eaess
should he addressed 10 the Union Commission. No.
40 Washington k{feet.
, 1866-01-21

VANTED-Correspondence-A
w ,oenz keptsmaa E..aea be y e s9s9aa Al Ts -.
nv young l9tsa .tih view d9,ssa t9 nRG EuGlntis
Chicago, s">
, 1866-01-21
THE CITY.

TA.7on's BATrERr.-1ne old member Of Thy
lor'e Chicago Battery will meet on Monday eve
ulrc, 1t No 90 LaSale street. 10 receive the report
ol the Committee tn relation to the late funeral ot
thelr deceased mcmbcfr, and 10 tranEact other In
purt1pt bpsine1s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-14

monthly reports Of the national debt, II will be
seen that the certificates for tis most part, fall
due in the next two months, during whGh time
they must be met; while the temporary deposits
will probably not be disturbed if money remains
easy during the time
Mr.. McCulloch has only anticipated, by q very
brief interval of time, payments in cash which he
can with Igreater convenience to the public
service provide for now. How the money market
may respond to the heavy disbursements during
the coming few weeks from the treasury it is not
difficult to foresee. The superabundant supply of
currency now afoat in the channels of the circu-
lation stimulates the movements of capital lowers
the rate of interest and ia giving at present a
very great degree of ease to the money market
What further effects the pouring out of thirty
millions more Of greenbacks may produce, we will
not undertake to predict But that the rate of in
terest will be down TO three per cent is conf
IDENTIFY anticipated by shrewd observers And this
seems less improbable when we remember that
besides the o. millions Of gold interest to be paid
out Of the treasury on the LIST July the currency
interest on 220 millions of the second series of
seVen-thirties will fall due on the 10th, while a
month later a still lager sum will be due on the
800 millions of the thirtes of the first SERIES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-14
OFFICIAL.


STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEpARTMN'T,
New Orleans, June %, 1856.
WHEREAS, John G. Sinnot has applied to me
for the cancelling of his official bond as Har-
Dor Master in and for the port of New Orleans,
to wit
A bond dated the 21st of March, 1850, for
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John G.. Sinnot as principal and James Nc
Closkey and James Nimick as securities, the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said John G. Sinnot of his
duties as Harbor Master aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the above described bond to show
cause in writing at the Office Of the secretary OF
State, within ninety days after the last pub.
LEGATION of this advertisement, why the said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled,
Given under my hand and seal Of State as
above and of the independence of the United
States, the ninetieth.
J. MADISON WELLS
BY the Governor:
J. FL. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-14

Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA, DEP. DE EXECUTE,
Nouyelle- Orleans, % Juin 1866.
ArTENDu que John @. Sinnot sest adresse a
moi ain de faire canceller son obligation Off
cielle CONNIE Maitre de Port dams ct pour lie
port de La Nouvelle- Orleans, SAVIOR
Une obligation datee lie 81 mars 1860, pour
la somme de deux mile cinq cents piastres, ST.
gnee par John @. Sinnot CONNIE principal ct
James McCloskey ct James Nimick CONNIE eau
tions, laquelle obligation etant conditionnee
sur la fidele execution par ledit John 9. Sin
not de SEES devoirs de Maitre de Port cl-dessus.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux
interesse d'avoir deduire, par ecrit, au bu-
reau du secretaire d'Etat dansles quatrevingt-
dix jours apres Ia derniere publication du pre-
sent avis, les raisons pour lesquelles la dite
obligation ne serait pas canceE6e ct annuIee.
DONNIE sous ma main ct lie sceau de pEtat
la date ci-dessus ct de Iindependance de-
Etats- Unis, la quatrevingt- dixieme
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouverneur:
). b. HARDY, secretaire dEtat,
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Lrrrrnsor otrr. Jplz u. 1866

JEFFERSON Orr, July Il, 1896,
Arrived during past week-2498 Texas Beeves,
65s Calves and Yearlings, l4s Hogs, 1858 Sheep
and Is Mich Cows. Sold-19 Western and 1885
Texas Beeves, 1877 Calves and Yearlings, 284 Hogs,
1856 Sheep, and % Mich Cows. Stock on sale
Ills Texas Beeves, 81 Calves and Yearlings, 2Ol
Hogs. 6l5s Sheep. andl IA Mich Cows We quote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-14

Hs large circulation wealthy popnluus counties Of
Smith R1sk Cherokee HARRISON Anderson Henderson, Van
Handt Kaufman Dallas Wood, Tarant, Upshur, Hopkins
Calm and general circulation throughout the State.
we weuld therefore solicit patronage Our terms are
as reasonable the times will admit ,
Terms Of subscptionFOr yaar, 81 90 six montha
az Do; TIRES months, 81 90.
Terms OF AdyerisngOne square, eight lines, one year
BIS O six months, $40 CO. three months 81 co. Liberal %
duc.ions made to yearly adyertiSera
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THE TYLER WEEKLY JOURNAL-
PUBLISHED At
The Journal

Offers superior Inducements all Professional and
Business Men, medium through which to msks known
their wants 10 the public.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12

LOGAN HuRsr.-The many friends of this
gentleman will be panied to learn that his
death occurred last Tuesday syening at six
o'clock, at his residences. in Norfolk County,
q few miles from Portsmouth. Mr.. Hurst
had been uuwell for some time with disease
Of the liver. He was man possessed Of the
nobest and generous impulses, Generosity
and liberalty indeed were his prominent char
acteristics-and more warmhearted and
liberal spirit never lived. Mr.. Hurst was for
several years an agent of the Dismal Swamp
Canal Company. He lately represented Nor
folk County in the Legislature Of the State,
which position he resigned and accepted the
Office created by the recent oyster law, which
he held at the time Of his death. He was a
native Of one Of the upper counties Of the
State, and came to Norfolk County when a
youth. Mr. Hurst WAS also magistrate OF the
county and a member Of the Ferry Commit
tee. The boats had their colors at half mast
Yesterday, in honor to his memory.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12

DEATH Of MAJOR j. H. HePE.-We regret
to learn, as we go to press, that intelligence
has lust been receised.of the death, in the
Eastern part of the State. whittier he had
gone for the benefit of his health, ofNaj j. II.
Hope, the proprietor of the Marlborough
House, in this city. His remains are expect
ed here by the. Northern train this after
noon. st.snp8 y4EftyIt ILJGat
We copy the above announcement 'fiom
the Raleigh Sentinel, with unaffected pain.
and the large circle Of friends Of the deceased
ON the Peninsula of Virginia will hear the
announcement of Major Hopes death with
surpriss and regret. He was native
of Hampton, and at he time thelwar broke
out resident of Williamsburg. He served
as Lieutenant, in the Greys of that city,
and was subsequently promoted and assigned
to the Commissary DepartmenYf'in which be
continued but short time being compelled,
w a chronic disease, to retire from the SER
vice. He was man of fine cnnv. rsational
powers, of handsome person, Of great energy,
brave and generous, and his loss will be la
mentsd by all who knew him. i2ai7 dHi
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12

The SCHOONER McGEE.- This vessel reach
ed here yesterday evening and is now lying
in the stream. She is to be carried to Nash
Ship Yard where she will undergo all neces-
sary repairs. The Captain reports that both
his schooner and the steamer Santiago de Gu
ba had signals Of distress flying, both being
without rudders. When the steamer struck
the Nc Gee he could see fourteen feet under
the steamers bow and at one time thought
she would run over him; but she glanced off
and passed him. The Captain Of the. MCGEE
deserves much credit for his skillfnli manage
ment of bis vessel having succeeded in bring
ing her into Old Point Comfort harbor by the
uss, Of bis sails. The damage is the top Of
her rudder and some of the oakum ont OF her
butts She is now leaking at the rate 142
gallons an hours She will be repaired as
speedily as possible. We mentioned that
Captain Crowell Of this city was the consignee.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12

Col. LAMB DECLINES We give place to
the following communication received from
Colonel VIM. Lamb, 10 which he declines the
nomination for the Legislature. This decision
of the Colonel viii be regretted by his numer-
Gus friends in the city
. - NORFOLK. Va, Oct, y, 'ee.
Editors Day Book: hi 81
I respectfully decline the nomination for
the Legislature made through. your columns.
have had no desire to enter public life
since the failure Of the Southern people to
maintain the right of self govern nent, and if
| had, l could not afford to neglect my bust
ness during the winter to go to Richmond
Yours truly,
,sol 100 WILLIAM TANb
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12
AUCTION SALES.
BY F-F. FERGUSON AnctiOneer.
SALE OF VA l.
/ LA PIE REAL. Esn ATE =.


By virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court OF
the Corporation of the city of Norfolk, August 4,
1865, in the suit of Walters Executrix vs.. New
toms Administrators, the undersigned, as Com
missioner, will, on FRIDAY, 10Th OCTOBER
next, at ii O. clock, on the premises, sell the fol-
lowing Real Estate in the city Of Norfolk, ofwhich
the late Dr. Thomas Newton died seized:
!. An undivided ia If of House and Lot on Gran
by street, his late stence, subject to tire dover
of his widow therein. - .1 1gs .1y-
|, 2. A lot of Land on ewtons wharf, ~ feet
front, now leased to jams Y. Leigh, subject to
the conditions of said leas, which expires July
LIST, 1869. Annual rent $405 and taxes. - =.
3. Lot of land, Of like front No 2 adjoining
No. 21on the south, under lease TO G. w. Gran
dy, which expires March LIST, 1871 With like rent
as the last. .-''-' .-' 6 ---
A. Lot of land on the south side Of Wide Water
street "a by "a feet, under lease to Thomas 7.
H. mpe, which expires November l, 1871. Ground
rent Sl92 and taxes. s=... 5ef -.
o. Lot of land adjoinining No. on the south,
fronting Nevison street "a feet, under lease to
John Dodd, which expires April /, 1868. Ground
rent $40 and taxes.
.s TERMS OF SALE.
One third Cash. balance in eqEa nstallments
fone and two years, with interest, to be secured
y bonds OF purchasers and lien on the premises.
gl r TAZEWELL TAYLOR, Comm.
sep29-m " fir I'd F. F. FERGUSON, Aueti.
BY LEIGH BROS. d. PHELPS,
M < CoJnnnerct0j Ron D
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12

STAMINA BETHEL DEDIoAgIoN.--The
dedication Of the new Norfolk Seamen's Beth
IA little below the Old Bay Line wharf will
take place on Sunday next at 8 o'clock, P,
NJ. at which hour the ceremony Of heistiug
the Bethel flag, for tho first time will be per-
formed. A brief review of the origin and OPP
erations in former years OF the American.
and Norfolk Ssamens' Friend Societies, and
the need of renewed christian effort among
seamen, will be presented, and other addresses
delivered. ass3 s@ 80 81
The public generally are invited to attend.
Should the weather prove very unfavorable
tho services win be postponed until the follow
ing Sunday. 41 s's a.s&ssc
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12

HUMBus.-Our cotemporary, the Old Do
minion, had half column on this word yester-
day which commences as follows: HAhI
!" We do not know the origin of this most
expressive.term, ana though we have looked
into the Dictionaries, we have not yet been
able to get any help from them as to its deri-
vation' .ila aGs dao
The word Humbug is a corruption of Ham
burg, from the lying war dispatches which
were once sent from that city. After while
whenever dispatch was received elsewhere
which was at all questionable, it was at onct
pronounced Hamburg. which word, after
wards became contracted and corrupted into
our present expressive dissyllable humbug
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12
BY LEIGH BROS. d. PHELPS,
No. S, Commercial. Rom
C. K. PHELPS, Auctioneer.
LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT AND
ny WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.

ON THURSDAY morning the 18th inst, COM
~ mencing at ten o'clock, we will sell at the
residence lately occupied by VIM H. Stiner, Esq
No. 49, east Main street, largs assortment of
Household furniture, viz in part
se1 Elegant Rosew God parlour suits in reps,
"a =! BlackW alput g 8. g
. Easy Chairs, Lounges, Mahogany Sofas,
One pair French Plate Mirrors in Gold, gilt
frames cost 5000, stI
Book cases, Carpets, Cottage furniture,
Marble top cabinets, Washstands, l..,
Wardrobes, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads,
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds,
Mating, Extension Dining Tables,
China Dining Tea Sets, -
Cooking Range, Stoves, &C., dc.
Immediately after the above will rent the
residence at auction for the balance of the year.
LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
cog Anctinneera.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12
BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,


MISSION Frs SALE OfvaiuabIe
I CHURCH STREET Property at AUCTION
i'm pursuance of Decree of the Circuit Court
of the city OF Norfolk, made on the 10th cay OF
July, 1866, in suit therein pending, between
Edwin NJ. Worrel Thomas A, Hardy, and 0 h.
ers, plaintiffs and Ellen NJ. Worrell, defendant,
shall sell at Public Auction on the premises re-
spectively, on ThgHaday, the LIST day of Noyemb +,
at II O'Clock, M, the following Real Estate,
whereof David Peirce died seized, to vat:
The Brick HOUSE and LOT ON the East side Of
Church street, near Freemason, adjoining the
late residence of Rev. j. Hendren. The lot ilonts
IS feet inch on the street, and extends back III
feet inches.
ALSO,
lot on west side of North Church street, near
Nicholson street, running back to Upper Union
street, together with the large BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE thereon, formerly occupied by VIM.
Collins, Esq. This lot is very large, and is suS-
ceptible of division. plot of these lots will 10
on exhibition at the sale.
Terms--Cash for 6 per cent. Of he por' base
money; the residue to be paid in equal lostaii-
ments at 3, 6, and months respectively, interest
payable from January l, 1867. Bond with sud-
cient security required. Title retained. Posses
sion delivered January lst, 1867.
CHARLES SHARP,
| Special Commissioned.
| LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS.
octS-taw2w Auctioneers.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12


Resolved, 9th. That a copy Of this pream-
bio and these resolutions be communicated to
the Right Rev the Bishop Of Virginia, and
that his aid be invoked in furtheriug this UNI
dertakipg Hal
Resolved, 6ii, That the Rev. John Collins
McCabe, d. d former Rector Of the
Church, aud possessing the confidence and
best wishes Of the whole people Of this eoun-
try DO requested to act az principal. agent in
soliciting All collecting funds for this pur
pose in suchmanner. as in his judgement, he
may deem best
Resolved Tth That the Rev DR. Jacobs
formerly RECTOR OF this Church, he request
ed to cooperate with the general agent 5a'ti
The chairman appointed the following com
mittee under the 1st resolution. VIM. R.
Willis, S. K. Chisman, DR.. S. r. Shield, Taze-
we'll Taylor, Dr.. w. K Jennings, Col. C. K
Mallory, Thos.. Tabh, j. Barron Hope, Geo
Booker, DR. y. l.. Mclaughlin, e. S. NAL
lory, Jas. E. Turner, JAS. NJ. Sewal, z. Craver
Thos. w. Lowry. Win. Caurey, Jno. Penn
broke Jones.
On motion if was resolved, the Chairman
and secretary be added to the committee,
On motion, it was resolved that copy of
these proceedings be sent to the Southern
Cburehman. and the Norfolk Newspa pers,
and that other papers friendly to the cause
be requisite d to copy. *t
A4f 4tNH Marx l.. Cheevers chairman.
jesse F. Hope, Seety.
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New Advertisements
ARRIVALS.

ATLANTIC HoTEL.--A, g. NEWTON, Prop'r.
= - Il - FaIDAY, October IL. 1866.
JEFF. Sinclair, Hampton, Va A Anderson, E
Leary. A ] Leary, York A Hangton, Hanp-
ton w Lee, Warwick, Va; Miss A j Cliffs G
II Lord, Orange, N Jersey NV T Lee Sussex
county, Va. Jno Hulls D Soothof, Brooklyn,
NJ; J w Balance, BERTHE, N G i; j H Brett,
Winton, N CT JLo Jones and three daughters !;
T Jones, Lady, three children and two serv-
ants, J D Barry and lady. Wilmington, c.; j
n CHEEK, n G. r ] Jordan Petersburg..al .
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12

TIE FoRxER BANK OF yIaoIsrA.-The
work Of demolition has been commenced on
this former city institution, preparatory to its
renovation and remodeling and reception of
Asssrs. Rurruss. Harrison q Co., who have
purchased the property, and design to occupy
it as their future Banking House. When the
repairs are completed the reconstructed build
Ing will doubtless fern an attractive orna-
ment to Main street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-12

Ex-GovrRNeR MoREHEAD OF KENTUCKY.
This distinguished gentleman, whose death
has been reported we are happy to learn is
not dead. He is the cousin of the late Gov
ernor Morehead of North Carolina. He has
had a serious attack of illness, but had re-
covered The names of the two Governors
had probably been. confounded. o