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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06
why Do You oppose MIR. DangIer?

Is it because, by his individual exertiOns,
he procured the establishment of Camp
Cleveland atthis point, and thus increased
~the::business of our city, in supplying com
missary stores-in building barracks-in
supplying the wants of soldiers in camp
and those recently discharged and paid
of-to the amount of millions?
Is it because he has always been an I'M
wavering, earnest, Woodworking supporter
ofthe Government in its e~ndeavors to put
down the rebellion?
Is it because he has done more than any
other man in the city to raise recruits
for the Union army2
Is it because, owing TO his %tireless and
constant exertions, the Fourth Ward, of
which he is a resident, has never been
drafted from, its quota having always been
raised.
Is it because he has been prominent in
organizing and supporting the Fourth
Ward Association for the relief of the
families of soldierz-one of the noblest and
most benifcent local charities which the
war has evoked.
Is it because, as a member of the City
Council, he has been active, diligent,
earnest, jealous of his constituents, andyet
alive to the public welfare.
Is it because, if elected to the State Leg
i%slature, he win favor all measures tending
to ameliorate the condition and tighten
the burdens of the laboring classes?
Is it because, if elected to the State Leg
he will oppose the election of
Clement L. Vallandigham to the United
Senator
w put these questions to men of all
who oppose Mr.. Dangler. If
these are not the reasons for their opposi-
ton, we should like to know what other
reasons they have.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06

The address of the boilers, which was is
sued yesterday, asserts hat the action OF
the Lyman Hall meeting was taken "after
aJree DISCUSSION, participated in by Re
publicans who deemed it impolitic to start
a movement at this time" In view of
the fact tapt the, Chairman of that mating
ruled that no person who was not in sym
pathy with the signers of the call for the
meeting should be permitted to speak,
this talk about @free discussion is rather
eooll
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06
PROCLAMATION.
.ROCLLMITInN

PhUULAMATIUN.TI, FELIX NICOLA.
! L sheriff Of Cuyahoga County. Ohio 10 bereby
notify the qualified electors Of said Comfy that
Tuesday, the 10th day Of October, A.. D. 1885, IS
i 1ne uay appointed by law for holding the General
Election in the State Of Ohio. at which time tbav
WIN assemble at their several places Of holding
elections IN their respective townships and wards,
shu proceed, by ballot, TO vote for the following
state and County Officers, TO wit:
one Governor, One Lieutenant Governor, Two
Judges OF the supreme Court, One State Treasurer.
uhe attorney General, One School Commissioner.
Che Slerk OF the Supreme Court, One Member Of
the Board Of Public Works.
One senator, Three Representatives, One County
treasurer, One Prosecuting Attorney, One County
Commissioner, One Coroner.
IiNen under my hand, at the Court House, in the
city Of Cleveland, this 18th day Of September A
ID. 1865. n
sep2,:25i FELIX NICOLA Sherin
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WANTED-.ooo AGENTs-To canvas for fh

RIeal new work., v. Massey
PAPERS published by r. ". Carroll d Co. This
book must have q larger circulation than anv hook
ever sold by subscription, owing to its originality and
humor- There is no similar work in the field, so that
Agents Will md this a glorious opportunity if they
embrace il soon. This work is printed, engraved and
bound in tho highest style Of the art, and contains $50
pages of well-written matter. Applicants will state
their experience, and name their first, second and
third choice as to %territery. They may either send
Tor circulars, or, If they wish 10 aOmmence at once.
lnclose Sl.25 for order book and 81 for sample book.
We give the highest terms Of any house in America.
No charges for boxes or freights, and exclusive rights
given as 10 territory. Address JOSEPH l.. TOPHAM
a Co, ). Z. corner Fourth and Vine sts., Cincinnati
Ohio.
n, B.-A General Agent wanted in every State in
the Union. sen9S.9f6dEw
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WANTS.

WANTED-TO RENT-A comfortable dwelling
" in a desirable part Of the city, bya good tenant,
at a rent not To exceed Sl.OOg. Inquire Of J. E. & a.
L ~INGERsOLL, 211 Superior st.
WANTED-TO RENT-A neat cOmmodious
w house for a small family on the West Side. in a
respectable locality, on or near a street railroad. Ad-
Dies II. G. H." this Office. Oct3:252
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DAILY
PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRl-WEEkLI AND WEEKLY,
by THE
CLEVELAND LEADER COMPANY.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER G. l8s5
OHIO UNION TICKET.

For Governor.
JACOB ID. cox, Of Trnmbnll Comfy.
For Lieutenant Governor.
ANDREW G. M'BURNEY, of Warren Co.
For Treasurer of State,
SIDNEY =. WARNER, of Lorsin County.
For supreme Judges,
.- (Fuu termDT
JACOB BRINKERHOFR, Of Riehland co.
(To FIJI Vacancy
JOHN WEIGH, Of Athens Comfy.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM ii. WEST. of Logan County.
For School Commissioner,
JOHN c. NORRIS, of Harrison County.
For Board Of Public Works,
JAMES MOORE, of Coshocton County.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
RODNEY ZOOS, Of Clinton County. n
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LoST,

GO RFWARD;-Lost, "Wednesday evening, a
m,OtJ itaaeJisnond ring. The finder will he re-
vaTde5 assh.sve 81 leaving II at 90 River street. ".
ocl6s2
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-FnOm pasture, on
- Case avenue, a dark red COW, with white on right
hin and 1aBk, horns tipped with brass buttons. Any
informafion given leading 10 her discovery will be
suitably y varied by J. II. oct5:252
Il OST-P0CKET BOOK-on Superior st., on SAT-
IL urday, september ed, aPocket Book, containing
some money, with valuable papers OF no value to any
q ne except the owner. A liberal reward will be paid
10 the Under by leaving tat the LEADER Office. s2a-24
Ok DOLLARS REWARD-Wil be paid by
~ the Board Of Educationof this city, for the ar
rest and conviction Of the person or persons who broke
into the Eagle st. School Building, on or about the
10Th inst, damaging the premises and stealing a va
uety of articles.
sep25:2n Id. HUDSON. secretarr.
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The Hosiery Department.

A full line of regular make Of English and Ger
man Hose, particularly adapted to the City trade.
Also a full stock in the JObbing Department.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

We would particularly call the attention of the
Trade to this branch Of the business, as we have
obtained the most competent managers, and are
prepared to fill all orders, by the quantity OF 9TH
erwise, at the shortest notice aud at the lowest
wholesale prices.
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-Atten,ion =,
w new. 1 will send bvm,l nIuoh7 s.

WANTED-AGENTS Attention. sometbing
~ new l will send By mail, post paid, a BEAUTIFUL
military Album, with twenfyfnur picfures 81 N
Inlon Generals, for accents. Agents Wanted in,Tea-
diately- Price per dozen 20 Agents. s.. or al y nr
Dearborn ST. Chicago, III. san1.5ia
WANTED-RARE CHANCE F0R AGENTS.
v What the people want. Compiefe Historv ~ fbs
w al. IN ~nelarge volume, splendidiv Illustrated with
over - me portraits OF Generals and Rattle Scenes
The most candid, lucid, omplete. authentic md TaTs-
Die history published II contains reading matter
equal 10 three large volumes. send for circ1lars AMI
see our terms Address JONES BROS rs
ST., Cincinnati. sa62S.s-fiE1
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SURE FORTUNE! -The Advertiser, a Chem
a fst OF TWENTY-FIVE years experience. both in Eu-
Tone and America, wishing 20 retire from the profess
sion. will send 10 any person. valuable recipes, from
ne nse Of which any industrious Young man or WO-
mrn- with little or no capital, can make from the first
dav. not only an excellent living, but in a very short
-iT,e realize q moderate fortune. Address, with two
efamps for return postage, 5. =. CHESTERFIELD,
SSsIfef R0x $50. Philadelphia Post0fice. se39-2s2
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-EMPLOY THE sOLDTFRs-Bpsi-
" ness men are requested TO apply for Clerks,
all employees, to the Agency OF me 'Sa6i3ffaIrVV Comm =
sion, No, So Bank street, where soldiers. hon0rably
and anxious 10 work.
Alarge proportion offhese are ble-boiied and ev-
perienced-the few who have been nv Eonnds ar sirE-
ness, untitled for work have a double claim mon lie
patronage of a loyal publc)
References will be given when reouired M charge
for services ofthis Agency,
Situations are now wanted for the following, viz:
lCOpyist, R fine penman-
nClerks, experienced in dry good, grocery or DR.
stores. q
sDri7ers, Grooms and Gardeners.
lPorter.
I Weaver.
tiremen or Brakemen.
Q Apprentices.
zhaVe otrade and will do sify4'
3dlsabled men wish places as ming.
once porter messengers, agents Of
an honest Living. App sand help these men to earn
oet2.24 yGt srprrr
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UNION COUNTY, TICKET

For Senator,
SAMUEL WILLIAMSON,
For Representatives,
DAVID A. DANGLER,
CHAS. b. LOCK WOOD,
MORRIS E. GALLUP.
For County Treasurer,
JOSEPH TURNEY.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
MARSHALL - CASTLE.
For County Commissioner,
RANDALL CRAWFORD.
For Coroner,
DIR. JULIUS @. SCHENCK.
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ALLAN T. BRrNsMADE, Sec'y
KIssIng tine RIarncv S,oDo

Mr.. Addison, accompanied by his daugh
ter and Mr.. Sothern (who is now playing
at our Theater Royal, visited Blarney
Castle. Of course, the celebrated "Stone"
was %enquired after. Evidently deeply
impressed with Milliken's song
There is a stone there
That whoever kisses
He never misses
To grow eloquent, &c.
Mr.. Addison approached the edge of the
parapet, determined to embrace its lqpis
otensionis. Nothing daunted by the dis
cOvery that the party performing this kiss
ing operation must of necessity be held by
the heels overa parapet some hundred feet
from the ground, he insisted on Mr.. Soth-
ern Selling him around the ankles, two
guides also holding Mr.. Southern. The
stone was triumphantly kissed, and Mr..
Addison, almost black in the face, at once
proved that he had "grown eloquent, :
for he screamed out at the top of his
voice
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06

COWLRS d co. HAVE THE REST
- assortment Of SOLID SILVER WARE In n
city. Al oar Plain Ware is made bv us UrpF ~ I
PARTIES wishing their own silver made MP to order
Ihs highest price in cash paid for any quapts.
ha.os'
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NEW STILES OF BUCKLES .JTST
t'hI oe'fea ~ C0WLEs'
ga ere l3l Weddell House.
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new ApYERTIsEM
FOR Rent.

POR RF1T-7 -e1fIenan wishes to rent his
II houss and : poriic5 OF furniture to mai family
49, " noSrH MINI furnished with gas. hot
and sol5 49, and Iocstd within afew minutes
STsneo Naist, 80 RsFrenceS exchanged. Adj
dress A. B C., Cleveland Is.9mss nz-
DOR RRNT-HOUsE-eood hogse WITH eleven
perior ST Ocl4.S0
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WTANTED-AGENTS-sl0fn SOM n.r,nontb 70
w sell the celebrated Common sensa Fann5Ir SssT.
ing Maehine. P PnSe SIS Acknowledged by thous-
Machine in the United States. II makes The elastic
b stItSh so Iaat o %il mot sn5 nP; viii stitch, hem, fell, tuck,
machine warranted for three wears Sa1j or IA,
selriptiye circulars. Address SEC0MB SC0-H Cbicago
Ill, or Cleyeland, .. .tiats
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Millinery Goods.

This Department is now full Of every variety Of
seasonable goods in its line, and we would espe-
ners, and the public generally, to its examination.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06

" Hous' An packages LEFT at the st. Clair Street
daysIrer mot redeemed before the expiration of 81
deIrs IA this date, will b. sold at public auction 10
expenses. VIM klEsEL, Proprietor.
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g. q S. CRYSTIL nj p

mI000 year can - realized gliding and put
XIIIIHI ting up the CRYSTAL book PLATE.
WiuUU Agents wanted. Stock, Tools and In
stru91ons cost $40. L.. l.. TODD q
80 Nassau ST.. New YoFE
SEM FOR oo-
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OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT

Embraces everything in its line, from the cheapest
Wool to the richest Paisley ii f4.. -
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G76 PER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RIO I3sell Cros6y,s Life Of Abraham Lincoln.
p = s GRFFN = 10y Tor subscribers. Address
u orfs-g5y
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e5nnnn ;noSE "a ADVANCED y. 4 " ED

SOU,OOO in sums TO snit-at he Old stand
mi wsU-knOwn MAGSERS LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities of-every kind, viz; Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, silver Ware, yewely, Guns
Pistols. Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOde0ns, sBd
al personai property and articles o~fvalue, on the most
satisfactory terms BasI9ess strictly private; Is;
Wafebes. Jewelry, Guns, etc, for sale al bargains.
0ffce-corne Of Water and Superior streets, over
oct2s J.c.&w. WAGNER.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SAILING residence. No. 1913 Prospect-st.
II will be sold at bargain if applied for soon. r.. P.
MYFRS oct52jD
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1rOTICF TOBUILDERs-seale called proposaIsf for
N the erection Of a Gymnastic Hall for the Cleve-
land Turnvereim, VIII be receyed anti Monday. the
orr inst. ats o'clock, P NJ. Drawing and s~peciica-.
fiops may be seen an any desired explanations mad at
the store Of c. Handbook, Picture Dealer, Monument
Souare. C.HAMBROCK.
- s.a. Ell. KRTEGAB. N
C,DRIsFELD, a
pctE2N rTl Building Committee,
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BANK STATEMENT.
|
Quarterly Report

OF THE CONDITION OF the MER-
OCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK, n the morn
ing of the first Monday of October, Is ::
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July ]

LITERATURE IN HAYTI.--The Presi-
dent of Hayti, in delivering his recent
at the opening of the Cham
bers, after recapitulating various re-
forms in contemplation, spoke hopefully
of the cause of education, as follows:
/, Public instruction has received fresh
developments. A small theological col
lege, where superior education Is inn
parted, has been founded at Port-au-
Prince. At the same time, two estab-
lishments have been created which.
promise happy results. One is a school
directed by the Brothers of Christian
instruction, and the other school con-
Quoted by the Sisters of the Order of st.
Joseph de Cluny. These two institu-
| lions have about 800 scholars. Our other
scholastic establishments have been aug
mented to the number of Is new schools,
and the number of scholars from II, 900
has been increased to 1897. In Europe
we have IS students in the colleges at
Paris and Versailles, and 20 placed in a
grand theological college. The Haytien
people, the guide Of the African race in
the paths Of civilization, is destined to
prove to the other nations that the de-
scendants Of that race are not inferior to
| the other races disseminated on the face
of the globe.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

THE NEGROES IN PETERsBURG.-The
following was issued by the military au-
thorities at Petersburg, July 9Th:
"Sir: The Major General command
ing directs that you adopt at once the
most stringent measures to prevent the
abuse of negroes by soldiers. Many
complaints are made of their lawless-
ness and tyranny over negroes, and the
practice must be stopped at every haz-
ard. You will also require negroes to
be respectful and orderly on the streets.
Complaints are made that they frequent
ly do not yield any portion of the side
walk, but crowd persons they meet, par
ticularly ladies', into the street. Cause
those who may be detected in doing this
to be promptly arrested, and break up
the practice. 1t would be well to re-
quest all persons having knowledge of
these things to inform the nearest guard
or officer, and in every way practicable
to assist the proper authorities in the
detection and prevention of such law
less practices. Order, also, proper at
tentfon to decency in the matter of bath
ing in the river, and arrest all persons
violating II"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

Joseph Aspinall, for the last eleven
wears starter" for the Brooklyn CITY
railroad, died yesterday morning of dys-
EMERY. AS an instance of his attention
to business, and to show that his
mind was ever occupied by thoughts of
his duty, the following incident is re-
lated:
He visited church not long since in
the neighborhood of Myrtle Avenue,
and, during the preaching, fell asleep
After the sermon was about concluded,
he awoke and imagining himself duty
at theFulton Ferry, he exclaimed aloud:
!" What's the matter with that Myrtle
Avenue car, are you going to stay there
all day ?n The effect on the audience
can be better imagined than described.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

The Richmond Republic says, in re-
on I'd to personal labor, the time has gone
Sv forever when 1t can be looked upon in a
Southern continuity as beneath the dig
nifty of a gentleman. The l.mrned SOL
Tiers of the South are setting an examn,a
in tits respect which is as striking as
their yalor in the field, and which ia
worthy the applause and emulation of
their countrymen, Whoever visits the
rural districts of Virginia will see young
men OF this State, never accustomed to
abor, now with their coats off, and
handling the axe and the pillow, regardless
alike OF the burning sun and the anti
luated prejddices against useful indus
try, In all of this we see star of PROM
lse for the future of the South, and it
needs only to follow its guidance to in
sure the true greatness and enduring
welfare of society.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

Such sentiments as these, coming
from Richmond, don't look very ugly.
Providence having willed that the
people or the United States shall consti-
tute one great and powerful nation, let
US indulge the hope that the Fourth of
July, 1885, may be celebrated by a
thoroughly reconciled and united peo-
pie. Let us dedicate the period which
separates this from the next anniversary
ofnational independence to the work Of
restoring those relations which united
and welded together the people of the
North and South during the Revolution,
when Washington and Warren, Han
cock and Henry, Jefferson and Adams,
labored fraternally in the same great
work ~
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Tle Mertplk 2ust.
FRIDAY, JULY IA, 1865.
fFoR THE NORFOLK POST.
SUNSET.

oON104'
The hours of the day over and softly the season Of
light .
Goes out in golden glory and and fades from our raw
shed sight.
Eve the season of rest the of thought and re-
pose. ,.-..-r....
Overweight toers hail it, herald Of balm for their
woes.
Beautiful gates of the sunset ornate with crimson and
gold
Like the apesed tent of monarch your leaves of pearl
ye unfold.
Far up in Heaven ye open, bidding earths light grow
That the children of may gather and sing their
While the pale stars open their culver Of slvey shining
rays ID. .
They also sing of their Maker who guides their crclng
ways
"Homeward," hear it whispered on each dying breath
IT'S the burden of the sunset with its choral sympho-
MES.
homeward-father and child, joyously wend their way;
Homeward-student and seamsress glad for the end Of
day. H-
Homeward the maid comes bithey, with cheek that
blooms like the rose;
For thought of her lover is with her. and deep in her
heart ii glows.
Homeward the little hasten footsteps light the
80 May .-.A-
They love tofy to their mother soothe their troubles
away. rf- ..
Saviour children Of thine chdlike woulda evecome
i.- ?. to Thee; . ....
Here We may not contnue-our home is beyond the sea-
Beyond the trials and troubles the glare and tho glitter of
life,
There lies beautiful city, where only gladness is rife
Every night brings US nearer, every departing sun,
Bids us take heart as we sborfor our work will be
done
,t.... ...' -.. MN
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The Health of Jefferson Davis-Journal kept Of
his Physicians Interviews-He Receives
Letter from q Confederate Soldier-His ap-
preaching Trial by Court Martial.

he Health OF Jefferson uavls-J0urnal Kept OF
his Physicians Interviews-He Receives q
Letter from q Confederate Soldier-His ap-
preaching Trial by Court-Martial.
special Despatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, July H. 1888.
A gentleman Just from Fortress Mon
roe reports the health of jeff. Davis
much better than it has been at any
time during his incarceration. His
meals are sent direct from the table OF
DR.. Craven, his attendant physician, by
his daughter, and by her delivered to
the officer having immediate charge
over him.
The Doctor is keeping an accurate
journal of his professional interviews
with Mr.. Davis, which will hereafter
throw some interesting lays of light on
the imprisonment of the arch-traitor.
The following is q copy of letter adj
dressed to his Excellency President Da-
Wis, and recently received by the COM
mandant at the Fortress |
my Dear old Friend: You must by
this time be nearly out of money. L
send you the inclosed. Take it and pay
your fare to hell with 1t.
The Enclosure consisted of Sl5 in Con-
federate money. The writer of the let
teT Is HI eA-fteDel soluIeIJ aHu II siiS uuy
heartless and trifle profane, his letter
serves to show the feelings of thousands
of J. DIS dupes and victims.
The report that JEFF. Davis and G. G.
Clay would be tried by military conf
mission does not seem to be without con-
firmation. 1t is said on good authority
that at least one of the members of the
former Court has received an order as
signing him as one of the new commits
sion
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

The Louisville Journal says that II.
c.. Burnett, formerly member of Con-
gress from the First Kentucky District,
and afterward a member of the rebel
Congress, was arrested four days ago at
Hopkinsville, by order of the Secretary
of War. He was taken to Louisviiie,
where he has been turned over TO the
civil authorities, to be tried d iot nig e.
treason. He is now awaiting action ~
his case.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

Gen. Mowrie, afterstruggling through
a miserable Carolina cypress Swami for
several days, asked long, lark butter
nut-dyed native, how far it W as to terra
.frma. 81 hain't heern o. nc, such place
about yer" was the cheerin reply. =
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

There are fabulous stories about the
winnings of the French party and tn cir
friends at the EPSON races. Count de
Lagrange, the owner of Gladiateur. ia
put down for GA, 900, Count Batthyauy
for EGO 900, and others in proportion.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

Queen yictoria's costuri e in public ia
black silk dress, trimm ed with crane
and jet, and Mary Queen of Scots can
with long veil-neckla and cross Of
diamonds. -
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

The population of New Orleans is un-
usually large for the summer season. -
The return Of peace has brought back
great nun. bers Of former residents.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-14

Iowa has had the biggest storm on re-
cord. Rivers rose, bridges were swept
away, crops injured, and great DAMAGE
inflicted on persons and property,