The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-23
placed in a position which made him odious

placed in a position which made him odious
| to the Rebels.
| i"The same reasons which prompted the
Punishment of the ion-hearted and energetic
Terry to the distant plains of Utah, un-
doubleday suggested the appointment of his
inefficient and incapable successor. And the
Rebels of Virginia have no reason to regret
the change tf os sa..a si4ia saj
The Board of Visitors of the University on
Thursday last made the following appoint
ments :ii13 .fF7se
Stephen o. Southali, Esq Of Prince Ed
ward, Professor of Constitutional and In
ternational Law, the Law Merchant and
Col. John E. Johnson. of Richmond City,
Proctor. i9i ~aui Sc 4HlI4 JI5.1 a
Henry Scharf, Esq, to the position former
" held by him. If Anatomical Draugbtsman
or Delineator. ia5o .a'sog .sa 800
Henry iMassis, Esq, of Charlottesville,
Third Hotel Keeper pos asi1atJ sag,3Hl
The Latin Chair was not filed. This will
be done at the meeting Of the Board on the
9th of September 5on srast,i .6i4 .,.te,s1 /
An enterprising Yankee visited the county
of Fauquier recently and succeeded in en-
gaging twelve or fourteen Of 'Mosbys nen'
to go North and ride tournaments He is to
foot all expenses, furnish them with fine
horses, and pay them three dollars a day.
He boldly approached Mostly himself with a
proposition, offering him 6rst fifty dollars a
day, and gradually increasing the offer to one
hundred and twenty-five, which,, of course,
was declined. Nt
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, +
RICHMOND: August 20, 1866.
aa &a Six o'clock, P M y
p Sir-No case of cholera has been reported
within the last twenty-four hours. ,ss@
Respectfully, No.
.sJn.e4. .ai f. w. HANCOCK, M. D.,
President Board of Health
The negro Caesar Wizards alias Woodbridge
charged with heinous outrage upon little
girl in Chesterfield county, was yesterday de-
livered up. 5af > l54,.P .5ltl1t ~ .e5llssll
Rev. David Shaver has been honored with
the degree of d., by Furman University,
South Carolina. Mr.. S. is at present pastor
of the Second Baptist Church. Richmond, and
co-editor of the Baptist Herald. .91au1s
Several cases of cholera have occurred in
Kanawha Valley. Nine cases, three of which
terminated fatally, occurred on the Kanawha
packet, "Annie Laurie" on her recent trip
from Cincinnati. She will not return.
Senator N. B. Meade has retired from the
Times. Other business
carpenter in Lynchburg, named Mont
gomery, fell from the roof Of house 10 or 20
feet and broke his thigh I'D 49, ai44 so4
The Danvie Register says the horn worms
are eating up the tobacco on the hills, and
the freedmen won't pick them off
The country trade has fallen off wonder
fully on account of the mistaken ideas wi,ioh
many of our rural friends have conceived,
viz: that the cholera is prevailing as an cpl
demic here. We have no wish to conceal the
sanitary condition of the. city for the purpose
of deceiving any one, but as will be seen by
the daily bulletins of the Board of Health,
there is at present no epidemic prevailing
here, and We hope that our country friends
will not be deferred from visiting us as usual.
When there is danger they will be duly
warned Il Richmond Enquirer