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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
III N DEF EXP r ESS!


III A RI DEN EX p r ESS!
Office No. G, Roanoke Square, near Wide Water
Street,
EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
F0RwARDERs.
e S Il A 3 L I S H e d n 1889.
NEW EXPRESS ROUTE
BY the New Line of Popular U. Mail Steamers JAMES
I. BRADY aud GEORGE LEARY to Baltimore, and City
Point and Dictator 10 Fort Monroe City Point Petersburg
and Richmond.
We would respectfully inform Merchants Bankers
Brokers and citizens generally that we forward Mercan
disc, Specie Bank Notes. Jewery and Vauabes to all
points accessible by Railroads Steamboats,, in the Uni
ted States, Canada or Europe.
Remittences to Europe, Drafts on the Royal Bank OF
Ireland Londol Paris Germany and Switzerland in sums
to suit payable at sight.
Passages by Steamer or the old Black Star Line Of
Packet Ships can be had at this office.
We will take special pains to forward all articles
trusted to with the greatest possible dispatch
and ensure prompt delivery we send THROUGH MES
SENGERS daily by the New IT, s. Mail Line of Fast Stea-
to Richmond and Baltimore connecting there for
the Eastern, Western and Northern States.
Orders to call for Freight Packages left at the office
No. Roanoke Square, will be promptly attended to.
Express for Baltimore and the North closes at LEO p NJ.
Express for Richmond, &c., closes at 6 p. NJ
THOMPSON, LIVINGSTON CO.,
Propretors.
FIR. HILL, Agt, No. Roanoke Square.
lie 2S-lm
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DOR s A l. E.
offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND portion of my farm, adjoining the
village of Kempsvile. in Princess Anne county va.
nine miles from the city Of Norfolk situate on the east
bank Of the Elizabeth River, vs. ~ WV
The situation 10 healthy, society good, adjacent to
schools and churches The land is thoroughly ADAPTED to
TRUCKING, being high, rich and quick There Is wood
enough on the land to pay for il.
should not be desirable for any one in want of land
10 nave SO large tract 1t will be divided into lots to suit
for terms &C., apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
ana commission merchants Roanoke Square and
vide water st. Norfolk Va, in whose hands the proper
J. NJ. BRICKHoUSE,
leI-u Kempsvie, Princess Anne CO., Va
ENOR SALE.-We have for sale one
Il OF THE MOST DESIRABLE FARMS in East
ern Virginia situated the Eastern branch of the Eliza.
oetn river, six miles from the city, containing EIGHTY
ACRES FINE Blu ILDING, and all the necessary out
houses houses all new This farm under high
state OF cultivation and offers inducements to Truckers
very seldom met with. The improvements upon the ir
| cost the owner over I've thousand dollars.
Terms made to-accommodate the purchaser
| SHAW & ROBERTS,
| Auction and Commission Merchants,
| ic 1T Norfolk. Virginia,
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AUCTION sAL.Es
By Merwin 4 Ferguson, Auctionss,

By Merwin & Ferguson Auctioneers,
OUR usual sale of Furniture. Horaa.
~ &C., will take place in front Of our Auction Honss -
SATURDAY MORNING, July 22d, at W O'Clock, eonsst,
| ing OF the usual variety.
Two very superior Buggy HORSES one Of which q the
sorrel Fy, belonging to Mr. Richard searls II an
trely superfuous to say anything in praise Of th,
mare she is so well known in this community Tbs
Also three fne NJ Iles and two Buggies.
MERWIN q FERGUSON
jyI-2t Auctionesrs.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE.
In pursuance of the power vested In the execu
trix Of Sarah Woodward, deceased, shall on WEDNES.
DAY the % day of August next offer at public GALE at
the Auction House OF f. F. Ferguson, Of Roanoke
Square and Broad Water Street the following real estate
In this city, of which the said Sarah woodward died SEIZED
viz:
LIST That valuable and eligby situated LOT and appur
at the intersection of Church and Freemason
fronting on the former feet and running back
parallel with the latter one hundred and eight feet
ID. That LOT with three story brick dwelling and
other improvements the north side Of Main street. adj
joining the property Of Mr. Wake the west and that
Of Mr. Grgsby the east and fronting on Main street
hyone feet four and ahalf inches, and running back
| noflherly one hundred and ten feet
ID ThatLOT and appurenances the south side ofBer
uda street. late the residence Of Mrs Sarah Woodward
fronting on said street. forty feet and running back In
southerly direction, one hundred feet.
4h That LOT and appurenaHces the north ofBermu-
da street. adjoining the property Misses IIalson on
the east and that of Mr. John Souhgate on the west
fronting said street forty feet and running back north
erly to the centre of the marsh.
Terms cash. Sale at IL NJ
SARAH CHANDLER, Executrix.,
F. T. FERGUSON, Auction-er
Day Book and Old Dominion copy. jy22-lOt
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PECIAL OTICE.-
The undersigned offer to their friends and the public
large assortment of every article in their line Of business
COfToNs-Bleached and Brown
Misunderstanding Irish, Pillow, Figured
TABLE DAMASk
TABLE CLOTHS AND COVERS
DOIIIHS AND TABLE NAPKINS
HUCKABACK, CRASH AND RUSsIAsTOwELINg
TOWELS OF ALL KINDS
QUILTS
sCoTCn AND RUSSIA DIAPER
GINGIIAM
LAWN
ORGANIZES
JACoNETs AND CAMBRIA
CALICO
CLOTHS AND CASHMERE
TWEED
sATINETT
JEANS
FLANNELs OF ALL SORTS
COTTONADE AND LINEN PANTS STUFF
sP0OLCofI0N, THREAD, SEWING SILK
HOOKS AND EYES
And, in fact, every article usually kept In
TIRsT-CLAss DRY GOODS EsTABLfsHsfENT
AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
sELDNER q Co,
"l@H 10 Asta Rtssti
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EOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT IN
l. PORTSMOUTH, VA.
We offer the above property fine opportunity for
investment.
The LOT has front of 80 feet and depth of 10s feet
1t is situated North Street. opposite the Macon House.
Wake CHAMBERLAINE
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
jy lift No. IL Roanoke Square.
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CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE

The proprietors of this recent patent or the manuae
ture of brick are prepared to dispose OF machines and
rights to use the same This machines simple OF consuuc
ton does not readily get out of repair has immense pow
err makes the brick square and sod can be worked with
single horse causes little delay for removing stones will
make from twenty-five to hiryive thousand brieks per
day. Circulars with full particulars forwarded on appl
Gallon TO BRADFORD REN1CK,
jyI7-lms II Broadway, New York.
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nor SALE.-We have for sale a fine
piece of WHARF PROPERTY, in a central part Of
the city, and within few steps of the Custom House.
SHAW ROBERTS
Auction and Commission Merchants
Corner Roanoke Square and Whitewater Street.
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WANTS.

! WANTED.-A good dwelling House,
w with Rooms In respect BILE portion OF the
city, well supplied with water. Apply Immediately at
this Office. jy Witt
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limited STATES OF AMERICA,

L. CHANDLER, Esq, United States District Attorney
for Libellant iylS-1lt
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NOR SALE-rHAT LARGE AND
II VALUABLE PLANTATION IN THE COUNTY
or PRINCESS ANNE KNOWN AS "LAWs0N'S I"
1t contains about oo acres most of which is regarded
as the fertile land in the county, suited for the
grasses aud cereal crops 1t is about miles from Nor.
folk by land good road and has landing on Broad
Creek (abou miles fom the plantationl which COM
municates by easy boatage with the city.
1t is within three miles of the Eastern branch OF the
the Elizabeth river and the distance of Lynnhaven
bay end river where perhaps the choicest fish and
oysters on the coast. There Is Water Mill attached,
which may be made very profitable.
The whole tract level and capable Of division into
smaller farms and convenient for vegetable gardening
for Northern market.
There are GOO Of cleared land and the remainder
in forest large and we'll finished brick dwelling and
oil the outer buildings for a large plantation with the
usual fruits of the climate make ready for immediate
occupation.
The land has been dched thoroughly, at large cost
and the fencing consists chiefly of Juniper rails oil
strength and endurance. - =.
will sell in whole or in part, and OH such terms as
may be desirable. ,,w,,ta
Esq, n.Krn
je29-2awtf RICHARD u, DAhIn,
1.-THE Baltimore American Philadelphia s s
New York Herald will please copy twice SeeA aii ioi
| IA "A and send hill TO this office for collecton.J
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OUR usual sale of Furniture, Horsea
~ &c. will take place in front Of our Auction Houss =,
SATURDAY MORNING, July 22d, at 9lx o'clock. cops,st
ino of the usual variety. "'.-->|-~
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From Albany.
Trial Of Guuth.r, Breunnn & Co.

dt,aHH " y, Sep, ej--At noon tie Ne- York
city oIciaS undor charges 81 inaloassncs in oiice
with their Council be ns present in tho Executive
Chamber, Gov. ron'on sad he bad given the qucs-
Ion Of uriaic'lon cue.ul confederation, and hi.
socro,ay would read the coneaso ons he had como 10
upon the subject Tho Secretary read A. follovsi
The objection 10 the Gosornot's jurisdiction .nd
the srgu'I ents ~ counsel on to'h s'iCs have tecu
-refuly oousiderei hy ue, aud am c.e.ily OF tho
op.nioni Fiat, t'.At the constitution Gui the Ia
have conferred upon tic Governor full il addiction
IN theso eeros. Second, that the inyostigation may
be heard hoiure me, Third, that tho testimony
takon boore ne may be ne ucei 20 tho form Of ana
da'lu and sworn 70, ~ The poo h exp osslT Civ
by the laws TO the Coyernor 10 admin cr an o. IA
sheVeyer al AFFIDAVIT Ia roguhod IN Any Proceedings
bclorc him.
Nhio, therefore, 7 feel hound 10 hols th.t tho
Go, hes the power to remove m IN csf's,
am eqnslly bound a scn@ o, Justice To- indiyih-
unls holding hivh oflo"I b. NV lu'y b. tho puuic,
and b. nv own position, not 70 exercise the tighg
except upon clear, positive had undoubted proof u
the rhArres p e!l.ted.
Tho convenience md prcrrlety Of eou'urt!ng IN
inve-isston VA New loik was thea sl eitcl hy
Mr.. kegnOd de anu hr. Brady, and Icing .li'iei by
the other sic, the noyoTLOr sid Le would no Il
thefc commencing ntTt lues lay at LVon an tue
Governors kCOn a. The C.ty HAL.
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From Virginia.
Po,ii cal DiEcuaslonA

II''imoy,, Ssp'. 97.--Echmond and FTederieks-
,,irg rruors Of to-day have boon received. The
sri.y Of tho forty Cd cenldiie, Tor Congress in
ylfrira trpc,r to Ia remarkably odisp,k'n in the
.yoEtI OF the.r orJ.o7'. The Fre'csioy sturg LEp-
s-s give. m ais rec; Of the We've OF the candid ties
~, tho r,ct :, lrr'rrr' f'etrir' ~ whom there arc
sh-rc sIDe A. tf Ftis'- hou' and Oar IL, and all
OF lon 30. 60. o lu'e m tt Lancaster Curt
Uou.e. Mr tll.tan ,'ruzsei tie quesil
e fcycdill'!''y' nc 10 Sn ss Of N: 'a2,'ii 2eii
snd Ev.ic'' ecor il $50 os his forcticht Of ne
evi's oi .ecc.-iun. ho1 he dit al In hs power TO
suHliu th- lte AL toutH de IGie Ovciument. dur
a., ,hr stlu.rN 'a.HIah hiCh e LAd iust p4s g
te an. sl nc Con 'iu''0l Of enc tu''ol states 10
,hgw he Nfg not a's us'iied ly anything he tad
Sovc he spoir ~ the test oath p'sSe bv Convre .
IN 1852 ~ unconstt1ioaL, and thought IL would 10
NJ Durl-" ,,sted that ho believed In state rirhts
o. fhe rfp4. f.u eLtI prilc p,e OF olr Gove ru-
rTort; dec a,ci th. he VIZ sn olI-ual sscem {;
,loy that fect On "a no. the sOrk OF 'hC pol -
rar. - had 10 chrr.6l, hnt ,he tpontAs cpus
s1sr 10 OF the pc r'e Who .orcHl the Vi g.niH Con-
ver' on. con p ga noe thsl tvo-thir's Of Itru
lie td Ha Fo p &c % b 6 G otih.lIty, and shOe-
81 that he stood On ile same platform with al tht
ntsst cAui.iUe-. except Mr.. CuIIG, nono CT whom
could take tAe see, oun.
Mg. IuDi. - n t.dre'tei tho people. lie hAi
alva sieen '.lcsT Of the sfIc sst sect ho ha,
alWa.s ,Cu Cp,s..c 10 the Ae'esy Ot secessiNi; h'
o. we'd In the c aysrtion Il Kich-innd in 1851,
votpd Nsaln.t the ordnance o. recession, hut uAds
~ instruCrion- OF The pAple had voted io ia raj
o. on. he vO,cd A. the IOils Egalust H. aud ksS
t.sAFt opp, rd Il since lie daye OF nuliGeation
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
virginia.

Anaip In virrtnia are gIsdaAlly ssufnins more
plessire aspect. and the work Of reeolsiiucI on 70
ptocre,s ng rapidly A nc ting Of ie ureI Conied-
crate sold ers vas 10 h. he'd yesterday, a. Behnng-
Ton, the object tenr 10 rive ahealth tone 20 public
sentiment among this ass OF the ccnnuhiiy
meeting Of ladies 10 favor o. J'u latlN NJ
Ivuchl urgh, Wa prohibited The Lynehhurgl kr-
PuBLIOAs says Al the lequesi Of o 'mnt oi lsnles
We published notice calling q meeting 'ot lhe pui-
pass O q epa lag pc Iiton TO Pfesdont Johnsoh or
the psrdon Of Nj. DAVIS. We have leeeHCd etef
from the General cAmm ,nding this dnt.leL sluesr
ing us'o state that the meeting VII mol IL per
mittol."
Gen. Lee made his sppsaanee in the 'treen OF
Lexington on the 18Th inst The Lexington GAZETTE
says;
"He travelled across the oonn'ry from CuihueIlAnn
County, on horseback, arriving dAy or tHo 1913
than ho vGs eSpoctet, and tafins our 81 ~ ,,.
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A LsUrsns Street Horror.
Mystery and Crime.
&C.. &C., &c.

WAsnfSOTor. Szrr. u.
General Van wyet yesterday obtained an order
fto.u II, war u paItnont tor tho Immediate muster
ont of Nj, re-. .urnt. tho fIiv-slxth New York
Vot--sn Volunteers known the Tenth Legion
He .ei. for Nev York to-nieht
The Pot Ne-tcr aonerA! hes oouolnied an arrange
neut With ", sr,. Wsyds!l & Co., Of Aew YORK, of
the ,, 7sro ',on OF mo United States mails mon thly
b. l'cst O. y 'cir,cu Ncw Hotb, 81 Geor'e's tBer-
nlud1, and s., Jeso de Cuba, ccmmsncins on Tues
DAY next
A Letter vo recently al 'res'ol b. some Of tho
sltizcu, nj Charlottesville, Va. 10 President John
con. p-ou2.el by tho clflcglHes which surrounded
thcm %. ,oi,ia1 to tho r"p oachins CongieHion. i
.lo,,ou Tie srp"sl 10 him for counsel aud Ice
a. thai. q go c.u.5e a. pct.on. Bsng Sholy
uuirra.rc q. 70 runtNnr TIE ert oath wv prolr bly,
be r,n.s "a or r.olifc' 70 20 drh sssthotn n
rn--rne-. rs fayo taousbt II 10 sibls hat be
nj. at eH..t.aI thorn On ~" ~ lcct. 1hev my
thelr ri'.1 T. !~.c e o. ru ue INST coutto winch
vii lie n ',...s Ht.tuiu rim ard his rclcy IN
the adm r'.,isii.r Of tho boveruinent . he Az
t,rrrr.'. ~, o whom tie Letter wAa Teerfed,
r,p.,r st ts = ' t.uctcd b. ihe Prtsident 10 say
he - u u'-r g ls OF kuor ing VII: tonstes'
ms 10 IA 10 no 'h, o. cui -hIch they in'
Gu O. a. aHr othar citizen but " Il Ai, earnest
Nish 'h., % %. tTJe en-, 10 HON no object M
en- rf., ', aapIt ie C'tr - 70 Congic-5. This,
Er sroe' e , % Do' au o'0.iil To- GER, buE simple
aIprgaugn Ol 1 ~ t4!uL op mon and wish
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News Items.
LBv T.lsgraph b.tl. Nss Yort sun.l

TnR removal OF large Gmou-t Of Government
ammunition, comprising ordnance stores, and two
hundred barrels Of powder, from tho storohousss
on the ~hsrvcs al P1risai nth, Va has hcsn COM
menced to rol!oys the Inhabitants from fear OF
explosions.
DisrAron from Philadelphis announce, the
all Of Hon. wm. J. Dasne, aged 50 years. Ho
was Secretary Of tho Treasury under ia, kson.
and resigned his Office, rather than consen, TO
the removal Of the deposits from to Uni.eI s.a.es
Banks
lSrMLiorScs received from San D,ringo states
that by the sutmlss.on of P.meaiAl TO CAb.sl, all
danger of civil war Is avcrici. The populaec,
del GIFTED at this, gave themselves ny to = .lr,e
days festival. Mutual congratulations aud
'rnusemenls were their sole occupation dunng
thsI time.
Tar uEioS PHrsa srsper pu lshei At Louis
villa announces the Indictment Of Maior-Ccneral
P'lmer and brig C cnerhl Bisbln. for sbducting
slaves, and Otherwise interfering With tho
.lave laws st Kenmcky, and suyf.csts thu,
the President be indicted by one Of our grand
junea
Tnr gnme u base hall between The Atlantic Club
OF Brooklvn ami tho Harvard Univ,r1i,y nine was
played on tie DJston Common Yesterday. In the
pressrcs Of ten thousand spectators. Tho sroro
was Ailantics IS nArvards 9s. Crane led tho
score on tho Atlantic side, obts'ning no outs TO 10
runs. Psgy led tho score Tor Harvard Tho
A,lautcs lea last night for Hartford to play tho
ChIrtcr Oak Club.
Al sToeious murder was perpe,rated near MID.
dl'toWn, n. " last Sunday night. Wslisr Greg
ory, an {. ed farmer, hvng with bis v1fc, IN his
houss alone, wos called from his bed by robber,
who dcmlndel his money. Gregory refused,
whsn the robter sho. him dead upon hs own
threshold. Ms. Grs'ory hesrlug tho alteration,
escsped nom the house. Tho murderer nod with.
out securing any booty, aud ~ to lssl night had
euied pursut.
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CUBRIILA 0UTRAGEs.
In6,scrimipnte Robbery and Nor,er.

N''hr'ii, Tenns S,p'. 97-A sans Of thirty or
fortv suoiillas near Springfield, Robertson County.
Yesterday oommeuced indiscriminhte robbery and
murder upon the residents I'm that locality. Thomas
D. fyne va killed h, house robbed and hi, family
outraged. At Adams Station, on the Eire6o.d and
heninckJ rod. 1hey plundered all whom they
caught. Robert DcroS was han; to tree, and then
dtsfed on the ground until one Of bi. eyes w~ torn
rom i'' socket. william Adam, vas severely beaten
oy the robbers Thee number Of tho band !. not
tnoNn' hhtolievod that Harper, who has for some
time pat been In thM vicinity, Is their leader.
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Later from IInytI.

lnfel'ence has been received from Hayti to Sen, Z.
sth. lre.dent Gef ard wa on the 9th inst, al to-
naiveA WHARF he is,uci sddroas, stating that ho
had teen detained theso on his ~sr to Cape Iaytisn
IN improving the Sanitary Department of the amy
AZ NnvnaiVr. Hc urrcs the t;oop' To maintain sheir
ooutg o and pcisevetance and expresses hi clnnd.
.nc' lu tholr locltr. Tie warns item fion lftcniua
le sud ihIi tno hanotul o. ibsuucuaR. ,spe psv-
m9n can iupNc felcll on upon ~ @ vho'e epuiu..
ihe ft'ea, In tho mo ntime, hold out ape iiur.
nel' th!ufh no hato rnihei ne turthor alVuntsgo.
ire fo'l OF the Erpihc ls quite trsnq ~. roveif.
Tor the nhcls
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General Intelligence.
tEy Nal 10 he Ssv York sun,

GEs. HovAuD estimates that 10000 freedmen
have learned to rosd aui write snco the war
THR entire garrison Of W,shngton does not now
number over w. elty five huudred men.
PAsssSGn faro on sou.hern riyors Is ten cents
per mile.
Az "ndirnauon meeting" waS hold in Norfolk,
Vs., last week, to adopt measuroa to oupnse the
snormou, Increase u cuts in shat city,"
AnyuT ten thousand applications for pardon have
been rccoiyo, nlod anu pigoOu-.loicd up TO tho
prosens ame.
GaASD mass n eeiInr OF all tho trade, IN B,lu-
more Is to 10 held IN thq! city on the Z O,tober,
20 tskc measures for reducing tho time Of labor
non 10 10 5 hours per dem.
II is reported that General oriega, who viii 10
Tie CouAtlutonAl lucCesayr o P.clldol, Jaroz in
low mouths, hAs succ eled In oiract X q very
lar % loan for the Republican Gov-rlncat IN N Z
leo ba,ei ON te toourlty OF cOuiscsied prop ortY.
FIVE Cltlol puesis havo been arrested IN ~.
Lonis, Mo- for preaching without taking to u~In,
aud veral minis ora %. other dOuoniii iatouf, ~
various parts Oi ;Ao State, are now under bonds to
answer Tor ths sane Ot 9nos.
sOUTHTss journal contains TIE following ad-
veriiscnout; "Mantrd, 1t this Oil e, = Journey
man printer-ole WHO can DO press sud j1b Nofk K,
10 IIon man, behaves n TIC existence of Gyi,
and dpn'I Crink yhis.yy. 10 E4cn q man stsauy
el"plo ymcng aud good wages will 10 paid"
TnE U. 4. steam trsnspor, Reu ford wss twice
struck Lghtuiu, on a ~ cut " from Ch 4rl-s-
ton TO Boston, splt,Ing the head Of 1iS m.umttt,
kAoek.ng bo'e in the CABIN hOoh arin,' Cd The
ROOT u tao plJ1 house, ~ doing oLhaT lEInsge.
NJ ono was aor.ously IIUug, Z.
A LAEdu nrrnher Of Me- York poll iioiAns Of
vn.ous stripes arc in " Bllug On IN sIplo sod
ilIrgues Tor the iuade .rs o. the W-4te ~ 10.
Among thos now prusrn1 m Il @ city arc Tulrlow
Weed, Dean Richmond, ex-Jld % Perrponi, G u.
srSl CeenFsno' Golefs Van WycE ana Mr.. hrDle
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A Lady Shooter in K!chmond-AnotheI
HprT,s luze

Another serious uaely has occurred In which
"I-ay shooteI" II the chief pssioiner the scene of
tho occurrence being IN Richmond, Va. II sentns
that about II o'clock on Frlsy nirh', Il. II. Mo4d a
Gentleman iesidlne In Manchester, waa sho BY
Ms; Ould, y YpfetOlCs Of b.. com sud rCaAutnnt
~ lIhnkiIh ts.eet. lha pair were no'lccd Standing
o. inc sue az and tho Woinan heard to az 10
MAD DON'T leave me; dOH't leave me-" Med
,aitel 90" III street, iOAor ei b. the woman, WhO
hhHihP iA he would no siop drew p ttol amt tho
mn, " uai enter ~ u iaca 30 ihe LETT Of u.o
body. lLe xuinan paL lnIraoItt,ly Girest.d She
Dosbel 10 be allowed to tee Mead. und taken IN
70 Nhe!e lie Was Her lace VA badlg swollen, as II
nun severe bow, As ~ she bGs The man, shs
--id- "i-ell b0h h0s kus Iall ksA sII tsI-
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
Loss Of Life.

Iou0htetpn,, n. L., SeD;. u.-Ths barn, ard
stables belong ng to u. r. wheeoiS hotel, a. wsIh-
inr'on Hollow, werc burned last night Tho Duchess
County fair had opened tho day before, AMI many
valuable hor', yo.e IN tho s.atles oL. .h.ccn OF
which seie burned including one team vei h sS 900
helonAine To James Bcily Several persons slept Ia
the barn. Three boys arc missing one 10 known 10
have boon burned to death Another, pho c,capol
badly burnoi. 'sy, the three were a.'eep rhen 10
got ou'. A cor ItoThp'e qurpllty OF harness hr ,
va lu-'cl. The 100. on ilO buildings Ia SLy.J,
Tie eause oi The q. j. uuknowu.
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yDr ,g' @, os Ssed = sys Z. m: ym ral. and
you SwS al my yd money @ 'ss sss q .Ss Sss'!eT
aoht NAnt your money" and she drew fIom her
PSketa rol Of hills and watch and chain, aud rave
@hcin @ 70 him. Meal said he would fortivs her, and
Woman ss. GENERAL vsepins and vallns. The
an IVA, ~ ersninstion. II appears that Head hss
sh nntn ~ on t.rms Of intlmacy With hrs. oud ior
Su .h..c years and abe states that he swofe upun
ue c'n,e ~ WAY ne ,ouid make her his viic. ON he
in,s.ded te ii' h9reyor be informed ber thai he
TO hh sthtemsnt supposed they we're separstins sood
=. .nt ~. Ihen nS We Unexpectedly shot. The wound
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TIE WIRZ TRIAL.
Continuation OF the Testimony for tho
UefeHr-.


Wilmington, 8 p. 27-The wirI Military COM
sri,sion 70 ssou,hied TO-DAY. The examination Of
ccloncl T-nuln va. Teaumed from yesterday for the
deeuce.
NJ pater -skei him whether he herd Gen. Cobb,
IN is speech a. Andcitonviile, make uso OF the
GnfkE attributed 70 him.
julge Advocate On pman Objected 10 the question,
Gor re- cons which le sated.
Tie objection VA sustained by the Court
me VINE" then sta ed that be hoard Cen. Cobb
gould prtc soy relate gbht the General enid, but
h.. add ess We Loie to he Confederate troops than
camp and the men No.c constantly de-erting. uo
htisled that Tho toidiert should do their duy.
Question ~ Ar Baker-Did you not at that time
eIr l,en. Cobb make use VI any LANGUAGE
JAAEs AIVoeALa GklIAa.A haIs IaLsTIuRa4A M
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Grand Ccmmsndcry BY the a.. Oncr's Grand Com
mnndery Of ElmrA II vm the most rnnsnifcent
sea ever witnessed In Wesfein Nes YORK. After
the banquet grand Ball took 1t the hotel. Tho
NEW ore Of the Grand Commsnlery declare this 10
have been the beat and ha.pe't meeting they have
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Tho Pursui, Of the Shenandoah.

The British war steamer Devastation. which s.iIsS
from Panama In pursuit Of the pirate .,ea...r shan.
sndoah Is .ddle-vhesl soop. Of LOS ,on. ana IA
hore power, and carries guns. She Ia on. of ,hs
Pacific squadron Of the British Nsvy. The follovins
British ahips are In tho Paoinoi