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and believe in her, and wouldput on my
meetin' clothes and go to the gallus for
her cheerfully, rather than believe she
was capable of taking anyoody's mon
ey but mine My married friends, lis
ten to me: If you treat your wives as
tho they were perfekt gentlemen-if
you show 'em that you have entire con-
hdence tn them, believe me, they Will
be troo to you, most always. I was so
pleased with this conduck of Shaun,
that hollered out, "Good boy Come
ana see mel! Silence" sum people
sed. "Put him out" sed sweet-scent-.
on, and in company with splendid
waterfall, "put this old fellow outi "My
young friend" said 1, in q loud voice,
"whose store doyou sell tape imp might
want to buy yard before go hum.n
| Shaun is tried by Military Commits
sion. Col. O'Grady, altho' member of
the Commission, shows he sympathizes
with Shaun and twits F'eeny, the Cow
ment witness, with being aknock-kneed
thief, &C., &c. Mr.. Stanton's grand"
father was Sec'y Of War in Ireland at
that time, go this was entirely proper.
Shaun is convicted, and goes to jail.
Hears Arrah singin' outside. Wants to
see her good deal. A lucky thought
strikes him; he opens the window ana
gets out. Struggles with ivy and things
on the outside of the jail. and finally
reaches her just as Mr.. Feeny is about TO
dash large wooden stone onto his head.
He throws Mr. f. into the river. Pardon
arrives. Fond embraces. Tears OF Joy
and kisses la Pogue. Everybody much
happy. Curtain falls.
This is % very hasty outline of a splen-
did nIav Go and see IL
See the beautiful Josie Orion, whose
brilliant eyes and sweet winnin' ways
made me wish was Shaun, the lamp
post, myself, even without my parents
consent.
See Mr.. Genny who is one of thequiet-
est and Irishest of Irishmen--a true art
list and a fine singest, II there is one out
of the operer.
See Mr.. Scallans powerful and admit
rable PRESERVATION Of the unpleasant lit.
tie villain Feeny.
See the genial actor, Mr.. Burnett
| lo'Grady) whose tavern at Cincinnati J
have often stopped at.
See Mr.. Norton as the Secretary. He
reminds me of Secretary Seward 50
much that call him Bill every time
meet him.
See the excellent Mr.. Peters, who ia
30 good cockney servant that we all
want to go up on the stage and kick
him a liS.le.
In short, see all of ,enl. Then go down
| to Wallack's and see Dan Bryant, one Of
the best ofliving Irish actors, in Colleen
Bawn. IT you know of better Irish
actor, send him to me, postage paid, and
will keep him.
Yours, till then, A. WARD.
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Brigham Young has family large
enough to alone supply audience and ac-
tors and actresses fos1the Salt Lake the
atre, which he runs on his private ac'
count.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are
travelling in Cornwall. He is the juke
of that patch of land. The Cornishmen
feel very proud of the fact, and OF him.
The proper reading of paragraph In
the foreign advices should be: seven
hundred miles of the Atlantic cable
layed out.-Pro'v. Bm.
The striking street-sweepers of New
YORK talk ofstartinga newspaper. They
will find II more profitable to go to
work.
The Prairie Chicken says Joseph's
hrethren cast him into the pit because
they didn't want him in the family cir.
Gle.
Lord Palmerston intends to hold on
at least few years longer, for he has en-
tered horse for the Derby of 1887.
The King of Bavaria is fond of riding
on locomotive and INDUCES his taste
to the great alarm of his attendants.
Apropos de I,Africaine, says Punch,
why does t'Selica" remind you of @ door
way? Because she is an egress.
Six beautiful Circassian girls, with tire.
mendous heads of hair are en- route for
Barnum's new Museum.
Champ Ferguson, the guerrilla, admits
killing fifty men. He should die fifty
deaths, then.
Greeleys salary has been raised 70
81, O0O-upon condition that be sIoPs
writing. s, -,.u.s
| go, o00, 900 w gold,
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Marriage Made Easy.

DEAR Mrs. GRUNDY: If you're q
widow and want to get married, which,
of course, you do, Just do as we little girls
have done. This is the way we manage
1T:
AS soon as Pa heard about the young
woman in Washington who shot q base
wretch who had written to her, Pa gave
me beautiful repeating rifle. shot a
young man with it that very day. He
had once sent me some Strawberries
when was i'll, and then didn't follow
the matter up as he should have done. so
+ had clear right to shoot him.
Then got the girls to form society,
and ali get rifles themselves, and then
we agreed upon the form of letter to
be sent to all manageable young men.
The letter was like this:
"SIR: You may remember that you
once waved your handkerchief at me Tor
sent me bouquet, or took me out to
drive, as the case may be.) beg leave
to inform you that have become pos.
sessed of a repeating rifle of great pow
er. You will see the propriety of at once
fulfilling the promise which I have every
reason to consider that you have made to
me.
"Yours, &C., -
Well, each one OF us sent ten or @ dOZ.
en- letters to different fellows, and the re-
suit was that they all, with one excep-
ton, came within twenty. four hours and
offered themselves to the ladies who had
signed the letters. We all took our pick,
of course, and all expect to be married
in the fall.
The wretch who didn't obey the de-
mands made in the letter he received
was shot few days afterwards as he was
getting into the train in order to escape
to Canada.
Now, you dear old soul, just follow our
example, and I'll venture to say that you
will be married in next to no time.
Yours triumphantly,
FLORA De RYFELLE.
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lation. The negroes were taken into
custody without resistance, and all
parties were examined by the Coroner's
Jury. The case was plain, it would
seem ; the jury found verdict of justi-
fable homicide, and ordered the dis
charge of the prisoners.-N. Y. Times.
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NJ EW DAILY In f
FROM

NORFOLK TO FORT MONROE AND BALTIMORE
CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
The splendid steamers
GEORGE LEARY, Capt. BRAKEMAN,
JAMES I, BRADY, Capt. Lands,
Leave Norfolk for Baltimore daily, at 33 o'clock
Returning leave Baltimore daily at O'Clock, p NJ. Ar
irving Baltimore In time for the early Washington and
Northern and Western trains.
The steamers
CITY POINT Capt. TALBOT
DICTATOR, Capt. DIERIN0
Leave Norfolk for Richmond daily, at o'clock, A. NJ
Returning, leave Richmond daily, at O'clock A. NJ,
Touching at jamestown and Wilson'S wharf, going and
returning.
Through tickets sold for Washington Philadelphia and
New York, and all the principal cities West.
Passengers and baggage transferred at Baltimore from
boat to cars free Of charge.
The passenger accommodations on the above steamers
are unsurpassed, and the tables are well supplied.
The steamerseav Norfolk from the wharf foot of Roam
oke Square For freight or passage apply board
tho Office On the wharf
jo 2l-tf IT, V. T0MPKINs, Agent
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RIOT AT GREENWICH, GONNA re.
turned soldier was killed at Greenwich,
Conn, on Saturday night, while head
ing a riotous crowd of young fellows
who had undertaken to inf1ict summary
punishment upon negroe who was liv-
ing near that town. His ofense, as they
deemed it, was in having white wife,
an Irish girl, who voluntarily married
him. and with whom he had lived for q
considerable period. This was thought
by the assailants to be worthy of mob
Justice, and, after fortifying with the
requisite liquor, they undertook to drag
forth the parti-colored partners; But a
little accident interfered a wide-awake
old negro woman, confronted the mob
at TIE door and advised them to desist
at the same time firing over their heads
They were about fifteen to one, and
after little scare, they concluded to &c
on with the job. So they threw stonel
at tne house, aud made various attempt,
to get in. The old black woman fire.
at last directly into the crowd, shooting
the ringleader through the brain. HI
died Immediately, and his companion
retired, giving up the job ~ bad specu
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AWFUL CALAMITY.
Collision Between Steamboats, Near Detroit
More than One Hundred Lives Lost.


DETROIT, Aug. ia collision occur
red between the steamboats, Pewabic
and Meteor, at half-past eight O'Clock,
shore, The Pewabic was struck on her
mort bow, lust aft the pilot-house, and
sunk in three or four minutes. The
boats were running at full speed, and
struck with such terrible force as to
crush in the entire bow of the Pewabic.
At the time the accident occurred it
was scarcely dark, and the sboats saw
each other six miles apart. When APP
preaching, they exchanged signals, and
the Pewabic bore off to pass, but the Me-
teor, for some unexplained reason, turned
in the same direction, and struck the
Pewabic.
A number of the passengers on board
the Pewabic We're killed by the crushing
of her timbers.
A few jumped on board the Meteor be-
fore the Pewabic sunk.
Life-boats We're Immediately lowered
| from the Meteor and picked up those
| who We're not carried down with the
wreck.
One hundred and seventy-iiye to two
| hundred passengers were on board Of the
| Pewabic at the time of the disaster.
Seventy-fve of the passengers and
| twenty-three of the crew were saved.
The loss of life cannot be correctly as
certained as yet, but it will be near one
hundred.
The Meteor remained near the scene
of the disaster till morning, in the hope
of picking up any persons that might be
still floating on pieces of the wreck, but
none were found.
The propeller Mohawk passing down,
the survivors were transferred to her
from the Meteor and brought to this
city.
The MsIs' was but slightly injured
and continued her trip to Lake Superior.
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Apropos of Scion Shingle the follow
ing is circulating in London. When Is
fish out of water like a celebrated
American impersonation? When 1t 10
Is sole-on-shingle.
We would "spot" that fellow If here
In Norfolk.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Nav 18th. 1865.

NAsHlNdT0N MAY 10Th, 1000.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
dersgned, it has been made to appear that the Eek
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the
City OF Norfolk, in tho County Of Norfolk and State of
Virginia. has been duly organized under and according to
requirements of the Act of Congress entitled "An Act to
provide National Currency secured by pedgeof United
States bonds and to provide for the circulation and
dcmpdon thereof" approved June 3d. 1854 and has COM
piled with all the provisions Of said Act to be complied
with before commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act
Now, THEREFORE I, FREEMAN cttpEp Comptroller of
tho Currency, do hereby certify that THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in tho City Of Nor
o in the County of Norfolk and State of Virginia. is
authorized to commence the business Of Banking under
the Act aforesaid.
(--A--,, In testimony whereof witness my baud and
( IL fsOsl of office this thirteenth day Of Msy
49, 1885
FREEMAN CLARKE,
COMPTROLLER Of the Currency.
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NO. A..

Many gentlemen Of distinguished ability.
In Kentucky. denounced the President's
policy a. much a. DID. o. any one else.
No on. We arrested br' Colonel WoIford.
Paul Shlpmsn of she d ,nI-ville Journal.
Gen Huston. and myself. WY were ws
fpuri Because we were the only ones that
in order 10 defend oursslses. bad TO donouncs
this spos,ase pri-s'. d.. Breekinridte. Par
mobile frs'rum. Breckinr.dgs. Burbridgss
Master. too. What has not Kentucky suf.
Tered uaj~r their miserable ruiei Violence
sud pIundsr s~t ,hs State fIled with eusr-
riilas by their policy. Effriert only in one
thing-,he arresr OF loyal ma who ~ilI net
bow 10 their sr5hrsry sway. Hundrels
were shot without trial bv order OF Bur.
bridge. Were ~ eo'lut God only knows
Imagine 'his petty 'yrsrt Of Kentucky.
4 p'Gk ehesked. black hsircd. pretty fellow
cheeks suffbsed with chronic drunkeonsss
- head ths shape Of On old fashioned 90.
gar Io.f; snd with the finest microscope il
would be impossible to detect the fret ray Of
intelligence; under the complete control o.
'nordss'e vanity. whtskey. and = brokeu
down political preacher. snd an intelligent
community can form some idea Of ihs mol.
ersbls suffering Of poor. ioysl Kentucky.
Without an srmv he couls not i've On hour
in thai State. Nm. women. and children
would rise up ~ Lsinss him Ii the name Of
God. will not the patriotism. heroism. and
the blood Of seventy thousand noble SONG
Who have fought. bIed. and died for The
Union esuse. save their State from such de.
.grsdstiont
Bot 20 return. n wss suspected oe
treason ] should hsve been arrested aud
tried By . constitutional tribunal. N fuiity,
Il should h-vs been condemned and punish
ed. No one knew better than those Who
had me arrested. thst I wss no traitor; that
not shadow Of charge could BE- sustsined
or they would h-ss tried and condemned ne,
By military tribassi. Ksovisg that vss
ne s-i's,. sAsy tsl.>ppsd ssd sent me, %
fsss . ssssm povsr could esrry ne. acssss
the lines. mesn'ims forging ties against
me, whilst vas where could not defend
myself | an back; VIA, have they gained :
Have they siIsoced G.i By she living
I6od--no! Where A nsrissn liberty snd
unity ere IN danger. exie. prlsoss. chains
cannot; iesi5 alone can silence me. snd
even then nv blood will spe.k fsr more
Ieloqu-ntIy than fesn. and with voic4 Of
thunder. echoed and r--schoed By aroused
frssmeo. proclaim ,hst American unity snd
liberty must and shall 30 preserved. snd
woe 10 them tha, stand In the wsv
RICHARD r. JAcaB-
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Things are working beautifully into the
hands Of the aboiitionists- At . recent
meeting q "a. C,,pr Institute. Gsrr.,
Smith made speech on reconssrnction and
amending the Constitution. and the follow
ing resolution wss adopted:
Resolved. That this meeting consider the
work Of amending the Constitution will net
be complete till shs, instrument shall forbid
any State 70 make any distinction between
it, citizens on account OF race.
The meeting also sdcpted the following
message to the President. and sent il By
telegraph:
DEAR AVID HosoRED SrR: A Thousand citi.
gems OF New York send you this messsgs !.
Let no negro's hand drop the musks' I'LL
you have srmei Il with The ballot.
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Letter from Lieut.. Governor Jacob.

4CttrL I0M 6AEnb O0SttAoA ss~Sg
wish 70 present 20 the public s,s,sme nt-
Of nv arbitrary arrest by Breve, NJ sjor Gen
srsI Rurbridre. II I.onlv. wss personally
interested. should not trouble the public
With that y hich concerned me slone-
should b content with the inhic tion Of se
veses.prsonal ehsssisement upon the author
Of my arrest and those Who rule him. A.
every citizen Of this country is a. much 10
teresied 90 I sm-becsuse no man knows
the hour When he himself may be kdnsp
ped, and either imprisoned cr exiled-I sink
psrsonsl considerations, and write for the
public good. o al ere vitaIIy interested
Agsin the dignity and honor Of ny Own
nstivs State has been ruthlessIy stricken
down By the illegal snd arbitrary arrest
witheu, charges. confronting witnesses. o.
trisi-of ito second officer. by IN imbecils
mmssdes. under the complete coairol and
By order Of On sposssie Priest. Tor hs owu
bsss revenge. For these reasons. ! sst
through your columns 70 present 70 the pub.
lie The following:
write without feeling. but fesslessly- i
The tru'h hurts. can't heIpi,. Three dsy'
alter The election. On the ll,h dsy Of No
vsmbes lsss. vss arrested by Captain
Hsvs. q ny eounty residence. twenty
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You have put the children 20 bed. Alice
Mssd. and Willie. and Rose;
They have Ii-ped th-irswe-t"0ur Fs,h er,
And sunk 20 their nishrs repose,
DID they think of n-. dear AIisei
Did they think Of M snd say.
God bless him. and God bless him,
Dear fsther. Tar swyr'
o. my very hesrt grows sick, Alice,
long 90 10 behold
Ro.e. 9Th her pure white forehesd.
And Maud with her eurIr Of gold;
And Willie. % cay snd sprighIy.
40 merrv and iull Of rle--
D. my hesrs y-sfns toenfold ".
Ny smiII8g group Of three.
lean bear the noisy dsv. a lice
The camp lie gay and ~ild,
Shuts from nv year ning bosom
The ,hosghts 81 wife and child
But when the night isround M.
And under ito .Irong besms.
gather nv eiask sbou, me.
cream such long sd dreams,
lhirk cf = pale. young wife. Alice.
Who looked % IN nv f-cs
When the drum beat = es-ning
And called me 70 nv o. .re
think Of thee, swesr b.~i.ings.
Left 10 the dear hom.-n e~t.
And my soul Is SICK with longeg
That wiiI not be ~ rest-
o. - hen will ih. ~sr be over. Ailcs.
o. when shall behold
Rose. with her pure white forehead.
Ard Msud. With her eurls q gold;
Ard Will, 80 esy and sprigh,Iy.
So merry md full Of glee.
And nure than Ill. the dear wife
Who bore my babes to me.
God guard snd keep YOU slI. Alice;
God guard and keep ne. tco;
For II only one were Missing,
What would the other do!
o when vii! the war b. over.
And when shall behold
Those whom love % desrly
Sale 10 the desr home foldl
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A young Nss EngIsnd msmms. 90 the
important occasion Of msking her little boy
as first pair Of c,lorsd trousers. conceived
the ides ,hst il would BE- more economical
10 make them Of The same dimsnsi--s bshisd
% before. % that shsy might be ehsnged
about and wear evenly, anj % she fsshios-
ed them. The effect. when dosasd
BY the little victim. vas Iuicrous 10 the
extreme. Psps. q 6rs sight Of the bseey
Rsrmen,s. % 'fesrfolIy and wonderfully
made burst into rosr Of laughter. and
excI.imed. .Oh, nv dear. how could you
have The heart to DO Il! Why. the poor
Ii.iIe fellow won't know wbsshef he's going
70 school Or conIse home "-LiuIs Pilgrim.
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IRTAs visesases Ssn seys ibst ihe se.
cset ceIN weather hss sss'ossly dsmsgee
- growing ~hss, crop 10 kssz county
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eorsec, Or not. snd II %, whether you will
not order thsi b. passed through the lines
10 return 20 my da,ies IS Lisutsnsnt Gov
ernor Of Kentucky. Ifi'i. not true. i ssk
you and The justice Of nv gosernmen, 70
recind tie order Of Gen. Burbridge. AZ !
have Committed no crime. | ssk not for par
don, bu, merely simply justice. VIII you
and nv government, grant that or mott
Very respectfully.
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Nmcrifa int europa.

Die 8erliner Gplfs3ettun9 1fretbt: Sober
&epnbltfaner in Gurppa trG9t iett Iein 6aupt
sober, ltplser uaD freter aud sur, ben Der.
bObrtelten, etaseFeiiateten MonarGtten
brau@t ct t4 nt4t gu beugen, benn mic, +,
melt nniere &ertntntB Der @el9iGte retht, ba=
ben it9 repnbltfanii@e Snftttutipnen better be-
pGbrt, ais chen iebt. +
Der Gpn Der liberalen Drefe lit tilbner,
3uoerli9tliGer, tpG6renb bic Sreaue Der Mrtz
i~tptraten faum lire @utb unteroritfen fSu=
men rnp nod eiten ldipaGen, ie9r speifelbafz
ten SrOt in Dem tagliA unli6erer werbenpea
neutrality-suspicious. luGen.
Qu9 in Srantrei9 eripa&t nit neuer
Starfe ba6 reSUlutipndre 8etpuBt1ein, benz
iett pern SAT- NtampnbS berrInt t1 a0en
Otltritten nelte6 2ebet, belcnberS aber madt
tt4 oa9 felt Der Nadrt6t Spn benz Gpbe Sim
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