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, 1865-07-13

SECOND pAY-MORElNG SESSION.
appointment OF Commiate~a-T'he CHI
banch-Equanty OF Representation
DtmAndG0.
Especial Dispatch To the chic.go Trfbune.1
DETROIT, July II.
Tic Convection met st 9 o'clock, and was called
to order hy the Chai.m:n, Hiram Walbridge.
pTa, or haFlne beeh offered By Rev. Dr.. Oat.
te.o, OF Detroit, the Chairman stked lt4ve to add
ecnc narrs 10 the Committee on Reciprocity,
which ought to h1re been placed there, but were
onited II consequence Of the hurry IN preparing
the list The consent Of the Convention having
been obt+sned, the Ch:ir announced the follow
tne:-uon, Hannftal Hanlin. OF Me-; Il. 2.
Bridge, Of Detroit; Lorenzo Sabine, Of Mas; s,
u. Dale. Of Ne. Hun. Hzuniba! Hsu,lin declined
SERVING On the Committee. md Hon. Henry a.
1rcnt1es, OF Ne, WEE Eubs1ituted.
connTEEs APFo1srED.
The Chatrmau then announced the loilo T1ng
Committees:
esto; j. g. Mitchell, Of Cinctnnau. Thos. R.cn-
a1dton, Of st. Loult; Jno. Allen, q Bndalo; n.
T. Gsznt, o. o.wego; 4 z. Ms.tess' !. Z. of Sex y,
5elo r. pfSa F:s:I q Il ~ ol A'
| Gokxmittt< On Ftndact-f1o1. LYNN Trematre,
ot Albsny; J: L. -Sunuahen, Of New York; CO..
9sSss'sg q e. VIZ 3Lou,s W. r. cSol1anTs, 2s oi
ltne, Of New York Jno. DerbJehire. Of Pbila.
Sslpnis; r; u. Richardson, Of Portland; Z. 4.
csn,aitttt on Lasx and Haroor lmpror<ments-
T.. hen1ihstnsy. ni 81 Chicago; McLaseu, oi Al.wau-
y 6,e. Watssn. e o. B1t!aio: Wa1cn Of os8ezo:
1enmis'ee on order # Busine.s-co, ntncksn,
| II st. Louis L.ttlr, Of Saginaw; md Mssel. o;
TIE CHICAGO rRorrsr.
Mr.. Cooibanst lhsn arose and said: On be
, 1865-07-13

Jw.sn,xorov. In,v 1a.-The Chronicle has i
pro,n,nsnt par.ersph in ansHes to those who
hsve e clt,ef rhnt Secretary Htanton Intends to
a. P1e.dsa, sar uaa
a.; 80 .ttsntive 10 his otiefA 1ut1as as II he ia
ENDED to stay IN his department tlll be concludes
"a resirn-.an eveLt which he does not con,em-
Mate nor he President desire.
, 1865-07-13
Claims paid By tho
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,
OF HAstf,.d, Conu., through
MOORE e. 8TEABNS.


Railroad co. tuc:oT, Peoria, NJ. killed By falling
osts sea ca n wills In Il osion, toce premium
Mletia..t. haEeE cuE u to.oo
F1eikat eondue:o foot injured willis assisting
K1pras NJ sst nzer, aeel itjnsed By za.f. I'd accl
E1gsss mes;eaSs1. siee injaiea ~ 1aiio.d &C: ~
F4eisss ;eaassH :, ia1 in uniosdinx s':
A4ehiaiss, it1a:sso 6s:x il iiisiax $ S
1nsafanca fgenr. aids And arm Miusau by tall.
fosd aoetdeas: 80 %
accident; ..loaoo
e-snAo. hand tamn ID By eAfe door. aoto
plsnlnx uachiIs 30,
Irave Ing agent back 4 lufrd s1sDpinx nm cars $50
He1chank shin bruised n.aiast l,3nk....-... u.H
1teu. .ance sEent, fts c pr. SAX By falling wnen
q nlhinK ovaT fa1cs.
1oa.et fcal i. 20
49, thsosn wish itala down 8 ~ eEnbaakneas cs.co
RsERa. emn knso s1t s.te lnt1red ~ sa.ne ac-
5.co
sRAinst teicS. .o1
sf1In 'h]oftd hJ being tn o~n from heFAo w.
H1p1ens NEAR ger, thumo i~1ufea by box falling
ED . MESSENGER. htai i:iTsa ny eo1 iEiiax
onst:. :5. %
GonI~r. '~1rS han. ........... 1.11
r.! 90 o7fn 1Jtxp!oaion Of ioekar. 500
Kxpfrs1 rnss. etAes. niger sprAlned br failing oH
Block deal :, iovi injured 81 { nnx foIk running
d., o u. '....-.....s I
supt. Iun... nd Ntchis a Canal scsidsossi.y
fAurk Into canal md tFoEntoy. .............. 500
j sd:831r
, 1865-07-13

WASHINGTON, July IA special! ditpatch 10
the totn1aere1di 4detrt!xer ssys: s. rhe crowd
upon the Prrrldent Ia 70 efeat to- day that visitors
are stoppEd at the lower stairs. The crowd there
Detained hslf 6lled the Eat Room. Gen. Dix,
who arrived today, Was The only one admitted,
Postmaster General had protr1cfed iuterylew
with the President upon Southern postal factll-
ties. which will be extended as rapidly as po3sl-
h Ia
, 1865-07-13

| thess things: that our people, at,eady reduced
hy the e1aeslon and favaees OF war. would
be content to spare each other. Since the a3.
vent Of the Federal army, and The rseumpttou o,
trade, new deld h.s been opened for q more
iai Msp!1J Of rapacity, o{ ayarIcs
and eupfdly.. Society appsars broken
up, aHd nen who were once estceued hpneat
have sold theneelyes, soul and body. to he deYil
N rome Instances Eaen have refn.ed to deliver
cotton which Was purchased and paid for during
the past three years.
The Gazette counssls cIuxena to defend their
property sud m.!ntsfn order on their p]ac:s In
conformity to fhc existing 1ats, The iast. rc-
tenfce ie1t the planter 10 hs cotton. 70 preserve
lt9 an oohzation paramount to almost eFerYthinp
t;ie fave bis honor, Tor his family must b. sup.
piled on fhe proceeds ot ita sale. Stand rusrd
FIN loaded IN and defend from ]AHless depre-
cauon your property, and, Ii doing this. ron an
Ieloefl1g n eMcteut fervIce to the military an.
.huf,ues. whose declared object in coming here
United States. - @~
The Ga-efte gives n account Of rome person.
to overcome their reason. IN inlictng puai.h-
ment upon some OF their former slaves
The New Orleans 15Htes learns from a gentle.
man ftcm Mobile that On the Ith instant p2stY
OF negro soldlers met lady aud child UPON the
hanquette nf etzeet in Mobile and oue or the
negroes kicked the child into the street. A white
soldier coming up demanded 10 know how ho
dared to 1nsulta lady. Words p1sJel, and the re.
sElt Was that tha white solder drew his revolver
and ehot The offender, This wss the 1eicnsl for
the beelnnlng OF formidable riot crowd
gathered and many shots wera fred, fesulttue in
number of killed aEd wounded.
, 1865-07-13

WASHINGTON, Jnly 12.-The following anons
mas ters have ju.t hee1 made: Alexander Sharp,
Richmond, ,Ys.,; Pteseo .. Wright springdGld,
lis Allen Richards, Jefferson City. Moi Geo.
Posstyi:le: VIM G Wiley, Warrington; Jas, q.
AcNeedy, Evansville, Achilles Wnliaa,s, Rich
, 1865-07-13
FROM DE&M01NES.
Damage TO the BnitroA6a-ArrtEal OF
the agh 1OxS4-HnFyetItnr.

Especial Ditpatch To the Chicago Trfbune.1
DEs Mo1EE.. Iona. duly II.
The d7msge done to the DubuQuc aud Sioux
CITY hs1o4d, by the iste fzes1ct, IL estimated 1t
one hundred and hf,y thon.and do1trs. The
Des Notnes Vale, road has suffered 10 the
<xtent Of thl1ty-nve thouts.d dolla,s from tho
storms md streafns.
Ths Fourth Iowa Battery has just reached
hour from LGutEant-
b.nds are scarce md labor high.
, 1865-07-13
FROM ST. PAIL.
military Ente9lbEence-4rr1vsl al OF Megl-
ufACIurtnE Statistics.
fspe eclal Dispatch to the chtcsgo Tdouac-1

fspec.al Dispatch to the chtcsgo Tdou2c-l
ST. PAr1, July II.
Coz, Miller received q dispatch YESTERDAY,
.hat the "a Mt1uctota would arr1Te Saturday,
trou Louisville. Preparations are being mzde
dor a rraud reception. 1be 1N regiment leaves
10, home to-day, and the 9Th L. a'readJ on tht
way, The IL. and I'd are veteran regiments. and
have fought uobly. The sih has been In se1Taee
1hree year, lacking month.
River Is sttll z!eing, with fEFt rate stage o.
wate. already In the charncl. The excursion
1,arty from Chicsgo will ind It a pleasant trip
From the etxr1st1cs Of 1nanu{scsnrra Of Mtun.-
apolis a1d st. Anthnny, # appears that about a
1p,llipu Apd haf dollars are already 1nrested II
manuiae,u1es 1t that point, and over tnill!on Of
Which ie In The lunteE trade. TheFe are lGo large
r.w-mil}e, employing sou hatds. which can make
Eo,01o fNt In twenty -four houra Most Of the legs
come trcm the piner1es on Rum river. ten miles
afose the fAlls. Common Iumb*r se Is at the
1n,ls fos SIG. One wooieu factory Il mal1og sese2
hundred yards per dny, and 2uu.atr factory will
" In opcfatun 10 4 few week.. Pals and tubs
are manufactured BY thousands every week. Be-
eldef. there artnous.ng r4lEe making i00 barrels
per DAY, std = ps,.* mill making .4D00 os
per DAY, This II pretty fair for b. E1uutng, and
In i few 5caIe the Falls Q! 81. Anthony viii bsye
ne largeet manufacturing places in the country.
, 1865-07-13
FROM CA11iU Ann BELOW.

Adx...-e-..lsary LDm M lsslosasA Opera.
x1eE8 Aubp% l.drd - NlHOAnu Inent 81
thu *1EDA1 C0rps-lnportaus order
hy Gen. tss apyefs
, 1865-07-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

TIE Freedmenss BTreau-.1mportAu q
Circular from EeH. AvxTa7 d =. 1he re-
lutt1u1 Of Freedmen and Employer
--Duties OF AEents-.The Question oi
x*HEkes
, 1865-07-13

&"H7 1'1V&&03 &'Rs&1 "OeS
NV YoRK, July 12.-Mouey Ia abunlsntly easy,
and the rate on call is quite general at p cent.
National lsa1ks bare large balances due to the
Government, but the abatement that tha Treasury
Ia drawing hesvlly npon the Bank. Is cot corre
The BostGh banks have arranged u loan the
1reasury $1Q. 0N,NHt to b. paid alter thirty days,
with = cent interest Discounts continue arm
at 6}Iy q cent.
GOO Ii more active. A prouiueat Exchange
Tlace broker, has joined the bull movement.
Caeh rold ID more tclrce. and the bears arc pay
Ing per cent. for loaua to cover their shusts-
posed tho bulls will make a stroug effort to put
np the premium to II or 45c, and then sell on.
The export Of Epecie By the eaEehip Cabs is
about S211, ,u10.
, 1865-07-13
From SPKlNGEfEf,ua.

Int rcst3nE military Intelllsence-
Walt VI Gov. OElssbT to Camp RuIler
-1focps 0uh1e f*d Out-sourt MaE.
. aaf}-f'Dntflbut1onH TO the
Monument Ennd.
, 1865-07-13
FROM THE SOUTH.

This Fourth ut Chnrlcgtou-Gen. Gil.
fu0ft - 8lOVemeA1S-AFFiyal OF a For.
etcu VeBse1-AdoIcaa OF GOV. John.
, 1865-07-13


CAIRO, July II.
aae New Orleans Dtltd learns that Mls.Issippi,
AlahaEa End Florida have becn added to Gen.
Thomas division, which leaves Gen. canbJ IN
eomEand OILY Of that portion OF Loulfiaua lying
eaat OF the Aissi..tppi RIVER. III further stated
that Gtn. Cstby vii! shortly tske IN Important
command under Gen. Sheridan.
0Itcrs have beeE received By Dr. 3l.ks from the
CeLtrsl Bo,rd IT Washington, instzo=ting hin to
ciote up the business Of The Sanitary
couni..,on IN tho Department Of the
Gulf II thr frst Of n. It month. This vii! be
osd news for The army, for, as the Delta esys,
seFfres ~ 1stn tbe a comssoa wssa mora nsede
thnn 1t fh!e period. There are more th1u 10o,t0
tsorpa In The extreme South, Ill Of whom ara ds-
dercseies ind comforts which the Government
does not proslce, but which are nfnost absolutely
nse5staTJ in the Southern climate. particularly st
ns 1ne "a et1en pneae y,
comnsn+ios a nn; = asesss, tsts, itio ea,rs=
The WsI Department o,des Tor the reduction Of
to be insns d,rtel7 mustered nut whoee terms e.
pire p1sy:ous 10 Sept. 3oth. In accordance with
hi. CIDER. twenty.seven men wert. on the sih,
Of the Department Of tho Gnlf In blddinR them
farewell, the Captain took occssion TO pr them a
o:eh coEpimef, for Ea1tonst1 and good beh .vlot.
le]eRlsph., bss resigned. and Will be succeeded
oy Cspt: Grot., now IN routt for New Orleans.
AT ha1f p1st p. N. Of the Eth, the Mayor OF
Nea Ot1tsna hsd administered rratuitous!Y the
snneetF cath to Ut pertons. The ntmes Of 2 III
yote.e ware re1ittesed on tue eame day.
Gen. Granger has issued the following lmp3r-
t.ns elreuls,; d,!I1st :, reorosr v,r.n., o,~r,,,
D1srRlcr or fEIAs,
GALyEsroH, June 90, 1865. ]
AL ptrEons !osmctly saves arc earnestly eu.
so1 to remain with het1 former mas ers, under
,u.f, "a, Itscts IL naay Ne made for the present
nr . Theft oxr Interest," Is we'll - tnat o. .hs.1
Snsme4 mssters or other parties requiring sHaat
servtcts, .eude.s tuta course feceseafy aou Of
Vital ,mps7ilnco uusil rs!m.neatn ! arrangements
Uuttsu. itap.tle b<,rne IN mind, IN this con.
pection, That c,ueI II. .atment Or lmprcpst
nsc Of the sutbority R,sen. 70 emptoyers
Will pnt he permitted, Fhl'ss uoia r.ees es
tns span 1G1ai sSe p.,s
slaves &,i ps permitted to t:Avel On fa'ie
ttorccghofarcs wilhout plsees or permit frss.u
their tmplycEe; or to congrcgate IN buildings OF
l1ey viii not be subs,sted N idens's or tn any
WY exc+ pit ts employees Of ihe G1sernulent0r In
cusex Of extreme deAtltution Or sickness. and In
such c.ees the ofacers authorized TO otdtr pataes
Hhal be sn1 Judges a. to the Justice OF claim for
be productive Of peace and human.
fty, and dictates shat employment be furnished
these people while the interest Of tha C0uuon,
wealth imperattsely demand 1t, IN otdsr that the
er black snd wso are aoIc to labor, viii be rub
s.tted In sdlepess, and thus hang as dead weight
to .ho<e win are disposed to bear their ful shara
Of public duty. PfOvpst M&f8hals and their AS
etst4n,s throughout the district are charged With
tbtsc IN t11cuona In the letter an1 spirit
By o1eer Of Nal. Gen. Gr1nser,
Il. q. LAUoHLn,
ntaffirf of TAyhq
, 1865-07-13

Failure OF nexotinstonn b+txx.an ~, a
Hing OF 1sHIy ana xbc Pnne-1
Atlantic Cable--EsurI,ante =
Markets.
49,
4sAW 1oRh. guy L. -Ihe steamship Ptrsts,
rom L.se'pooL IT, and Queenstown au, his ar
f4Isc, Win lNo da5t !atef news.
Auo1nes lako fas Eetn discovered In Central
III ,,..9 re ~ ~ sa;I LGs ~ .ne sl.e 1ssass.
t..tn. .S - -. - eulu - .le b39k q FRANCS Il
as.taa " 81 M - years. Taa Boutsr Ii M
~. rsi,un. ~. ooS' * ,.,o,,.+i,.. ,.
,he ncna H. ~ - ~ ,anStS sh ae1Msra LII! ana
pG ~ - ~ .lems IN !t3ly' The ne.
s,,sn st,nss 80 a. Tnt. osekeh oa. IaH Aus
n1nrnr.4, ~, 81 saasgeo vain ACTIVITY IN
Ftu ~ ~ :. ~ ;.ta9 W. Ky -: tstau.anE. at
snd Metirn sss s tt11i 1r oet"een hooe
A'.T Tha chn1sr. a,G ~ ena ,laa p1 SiEsslog.
,.ths, iaS!esa u A.e3anaras Il represented as
M nI.i asntmE. aaE
,,erc hxin@ nrsh.S dn.n.,a ~ Sne ateat ha&1efn
Eha peAas4 ~ maIu ~ NoFo 70 the ntHoat.
, 1865-07-13

!. : :Sss:S>
| ROSS, FOSTER T. co,
On Monday, July 10th,
ENTIRE aSToCR
SUMMER GOODS
Reduction Of Is to 50 Per Cent
BELOW REGULAR PRICES,
French 0rgandie N1usIius,
Redaeed nom Eight saillnxs to Fur.
English Grenadines, in all
colors and New Styles,
-Four nai,nnzs-Wozta ons Dol1a..
mohairs, Mozambique, Al
pacas d. Travelling Dress
Goods,
At HALF HNA
Silks and Cloth aaru2eHkx
Asa Great E.daesion rom Regular Pzlsss
shaW1s, Paraso1s, and all
other Goods,
A. F1ttJ Per CENT less .hsa Usual P1.eaa.
Ross, FOSTER 4 co., |!
.. 1O5 Lake Street,
D!sas9:.!: Near Tteuoat Uoase.
Accident Insurance.
Claims paid by tho
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,
OF HAstf1fd, C1nn., through
MOORE e. 8TEABNS, s
Gfzexal Atanta Gte uIfnata
, 1865-07-13

Failure Of HeGotinstonh between tn
hing OF 1tHiy and xbe Pupe-3 b .
A1tAAtlc CAb3e--EurI3aut NJ nx--'Ti,-
2NCeloAs--l01IO0 GfORG14E-xhS
, 1865-07-13

hf. r. r. 6pAu1dtpR ktked Mf. Coolh1ugh to
give wsy in order TO slow him to present the fol-
lowing RESOLUTION. to which III. Coolbsngh ac-
ceded:
Rfso!Etd, That II Il The du'y Of Corgrees to
, 1865-07-13

f.
wards 1siand, which was not represented before
the commit,eea. have member appointed to at
tend 10 their spc:tal tnierests; Carried.
on n' motion H * & ar. Pm. of Pennsyivsnsa, ths
eonysnton adjourned I'LL three o'clock p m.
f. AFTERNOON SESSION.
Report OF the Committee ON AerfcuI.
1ttre-Ofder Of Business Adopted-A
Le14er ffom John Brfght-Hep0Ft OF
the COMMITTEE on IranspoFtalon,
i. Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1nupe,I
DETROIT. Ja1y II.
The Convention met at thee O'clock p. H., the
Pres!dent in the char.
oRpEn or Bus1yEsa.
Col. Urucker, Chairman Of the Committee On
Order Of Business, reported as tollowe:
The Committee OF Order Of Business 1ceom
mend the adoption Of the following order Of ba
sines., to Wit:
let. Reading tbs proceedings Of the psezious
meeting.
Will be received and disposed of ~ tne 1olioMin*
order. ii, Reciprocity; "a, Transit and Tfana'
uo1tatien +; Cd, 1mprovemeDts Of HtEess aEa LIT
hfofs: 4tb. Cpmmerce; 9Th, Finance; 6to. Agtl
culture md Asputacsutfs; 1th. hisecuaneoot
MI. Rohinsop, Chairman Of the Committee On
/ Agriculture md Manufactures, reported as 9l
/ lows: sn.v+,v..1or recent,q
1tt'fH 1non The people Of the United States- to
tatet the tuerc.t and expense Of thc Hovefnmen!
| It tss becume moIe imperative npon me 9ofein'
| nent 10 nouIikh md encourage INC l1oas''n4 pu'
s'i1 M.oi,sT vi ~ Test he agricultural, mechanical,
mt1i1R, manufacturing and III Other bfa1 Nhes o1
human industry shouid be alike #ecarea ~ tas
snioyment OF 4 permanent AID tenuhefaute
| recumpeIse, inAsEuch As American labor ana ~
Urodurts arc the main sources upon Whicn tae
Gesft e. snnusi dsnandsapon tao Tre,sarJ, md
.fn ~ II sAft dependenee.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-17
VALUABLE II / M b Z r LANDS
FARMS FOR SALE.

We offer for sale the following valuable farms:
list. Farm of l25 acres, 8 miles from Norfolk.
"a. Farm OF 430 acres, 16 miles from Norfolk.
Sd. Farm of SIS acres, in Nansemund county
attn Farm OF SO acres, 3 miles from Norfolk 3
9th. Farm of 1000 acres, % miles from Norfolk.
9th Tract of Wood Land, 1900 acres, 20 miles from
Norfolk.
eth. Two Farms of 10 and 50 acres Is miles from
Norfolk -
Stl. One Farm of SO acres, II miles from Norfolk.
9TH One Farm of 97 acres, 80 mile, from Norfolk.
10TH One Farm Of $40 acres 81 miles from Norfolk.
llth One Tract of Land (alf olearod) of 20 aeres
niles from Norfolk
18th One Farm of 100 acres, miles from Norfolk
18th Farm of 200 Acres, Ia miles from city.
18th. Farm of 900 Acres, miles from city.
10th. Farm of $50 Acres, IS miles from city.
10th Tract OF Wood Land, 800 Acres So miles from,
city
i7th Tract of Wool, 400 Acres 40 miles from city
18th. Farm of III Acres, ii miles from city.
10th. Farm OF 800 Acres, Is miles from city.
GOTH Farm of 472 Acres II miles from city.
2ist. Tract of Wood Land, 100 Acres, 6 miles from
city,
I'D A Farm of 13i1acres mile. from city.
sd A Farm of $50 Acres, "A miles from city.
9th. A Farm of 1900 Acres, 10 miles from city,
18th. A Farm Of 600 Acres, IA miles from Norfolk.
26th. A Farm of 81 Acres, 10 miles from g
eth. Farm Of l20 Acres, miles from I"
18th. A valuable Tavern Stand 20 +"
Goth A Farm Of 50 Acres, i miles from F." t-a
30th Farm of IA Acres, 90 miles from g
3lst. Farm of All Acres, 10 miles from
32d. Farm Of 200 Acres, 60 miles from
SD. Farm Of l l20 Acres so miles from
34tl. Farm of 100 Acres, % miles from
35th. A Farm Of $50 Acres, G5 miles from
seth. four-stdry Brick House, on Main street.
18th. Two Frame Houses. on Church street.
38t Two vacant Lots on Church street
39th Four Lots, on Newton street.
10th Three valuable Lots, on Main street
Nearly all of the above Land is on or near water and
the large tracts are heavily Timbered description
each will be furnished ouappcaon to the undersigned
We give special attention to the purchase and saleo
Real Estate on Commission.
F0LGER, CARTWRIGHT Il Co.,
| Auction and Commission Merchants,
augT-tf % Wide Water street. Norfolk Va.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-17

THE STEAMER CREoLE.---Thisv vessel
lies hard and fast ashore on Goose hill
flats in James river, as announced in
yesterdays issue. We are informed
that she will be compelled to tighten be-
fore she will be able to get off, and even
then it will take heavy draying from
several tugs to start her in consequence
of the low tides. The wind being
from the northwest the tides are low.
This state of affairs operates against the
probability of getting the vessel of
without discharging her cargo, or until
shift of wind favors the tides in james
river,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-17

Each and every article in the above list represented
by Certificate These placed in similar envelopes
and sealed. Any person obtaining Certificate to he
had at office, sent by mail to any address, will
know what they may have for one dollar,
charge for sending Certificates paying postage and
doing the business rs cents each Five will be sent for
81 eleven for 81 thirty for 50; sxy-fye for So and
one hundred for So
Any person receiving Certificate for article they
may not DESIRE exchange for any other article our
list of the same value, By this method enabled
to furnish the public with selections from rich and
ried stock of goods at nominal price while all have
chance of securing articles of the very highest value
We warrant every article represented or money
funded.
AGENrs-Ibera commission and valuable premiums,
consisting of Watches, &c, given to Agents.
Address all orders to GEO. DEMERIr & Co,
sep2l-1m 303 Broadway, New York.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-17
MEDICAL.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

z In the year 1896 the writer embarked in the Drug
Business in the city of Philadelphia and while thus
gagged made several experiments in regard to the most
desirable mode of preparing Fluid Extracts. My efforts
being sccessfnthe articles being approved and used by
the Medical Faculty-1 DESTROYS of placing them be
foro the public, but esitated for some time before con
Guiding 10 resort to newspaper advertising knowing
the preudices that existed in the minds Of many against
using advertised Medicines Nostras but through the
advice friends and those who had used them this object
ton overcome
After Is years exertions, commencing in small way
the popularity of my articles has extended to all parts
the United States and widely throughout Foreign cou
triesand this in the face of much opposition Every
has been resorted to by unpncped dealers since
their merit and success have been knownsuch adyer
Using larger bottles at less price, censnrng all othei
preparations and even copying my advertisenents-bu
am happy to state that out of the many who have
sorted to this, none have been successful.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-17
[ Ertafaa Bulletin. Philadelphia ]

"When on visit to the city of New York few days
since, was induced to call old friend and towns
man, Mr. H. T. Iielmbold Druggist 59i broadway, N. Y
His store is Hodel-s perfect Gem-the hahdsoinest
extensive, being "a feet 'front.' five stories in height
and over 200 feet deep 1t indeed affords us much plea
to know that he has been 80 successful and il
ample evidence of the merits of his artieleas in
whole business experience have not known of the
success of any article without Meradvertisng merely
bringing the name before the people"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-17

ATTEMPT TO Rob A RETURNED CALL
FoRNIAN OF HIS BAGGAGE.-On Sun
day night, upon the arrival of the Yazoo
from New York, man named Patrick
Dooley, areturned Californian, entrust-
ed his baggage, consisting of two valises,
to the care of man, who gave his name
as William Parker, to carry to the hotel.
The night being very dark and bolster
Gus, Parker tried to slip off with the va
Uses, but was captured by the night
watch and locked up for future exami-
nation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-17
MY OBJECT

in this notice is to make the facts known to the publi
and respectable dealers believing after 30 many years
exertons, that the Druggists will disconntenance such
proceedings and that the reputation of my articles ma.
not de damaged by the of inferior or spurious Ones
Knowing that many may read this article who are un
acquainted with me, append few remarks from those
of my native city, and whose names are known in all
parts of the world;
Being personally acquainted with Mr. II. 7. Helm
bold9it affords pleasure in stating have been most
ioraby impressed with his energy and integrity, and
gratifed at his success
VIM WEIGHTMAN
Firm Of POWERS d WndHfMAN,
Ninth and Brown Streets, PHILADELPHIA.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-17
A REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
OFT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
WHO WILL BUILD THE FIRST HOUSE TN
SPRING FIELDf

The undersigned having purchased the SHAW FARM
the north end of Church street. and laid the sams
OF into Streets and squares and lots offers the same for
sale, in squares, as follows:
squares 7 Acres, making 112 building lots
squares, Acres making 1856 bnlding lots.
squares, Acres, making $50 building lots.
10 squares, IL Acres, making 17s building lots.
No less portion than of the above divisions of L.
10 sqltles will be sold at one time and it Ia prefer
red to sell tho whole 20 squares TO one party. .z
This land is only 10l feet from the pavement on
Church street. and is well suited for buildings and offers
opportunity for investment that will never occur
again in this vicinity 1T being the most suitable site,
and, in fact the only available one, for a town.
city extension in the vicinity of Norfolk and if every
lot had house it, they could all be rented mmedi
ately.
Pats of the land will be sent to applicants and ex-
tied at No. 90 Whitewater street
If not sold, will be withdrawn from MARKET In this
form, after thirty days. al DAVID DEFY.
RS~ Chicago "Times" copy twice a week two weeks
and send bill to Norfolk Post" sepls-tf