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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

The da, dawned brightly over the
lawiess cit the polls were opened, and
| the election began. The scenes at the
polls were simply disgracful, brood
burlesque. Never did we see or hear OF
such voting. Scores of men voted who
wore the Rebel uniform, brass buttons
and all. They took the Alexandria
oath, though they were in arms against
| the Government as late as last April.
Gentlemen who have lived in Norf;, Xix
| for two years, and two years in the
Union army, were compelled to take the
Alexandria oath by the Secessionists at
the polls. Every vile epithet in the
language was bestowed upon the Union
men. So The old intolerant and defiant
spirit of slavery was rampant. The ne
gro was the great stalking horse of the
namnestied.n All Northern residents
and Union men were stigmatiZed as
NEGRO worshippers." 1t was loudly
threatened, yesterday, that all white
men in favor of negro suffrage would be
driven out of Norfolk within six months.
Il Norfolk Correspondence Of the Phila-
delphia Inquirer
We transfer the foregoing extract
from the Philadelphia Inquirer to
our columns so that it may be
read by every citizen of Norfolk. The
statement is scandalously false. The
city was not lawless. With the exception
of single instance, there was no fight
ing at the polls. 1t is true, there were
several fights in the evening; but these
were quarrels between paid-otf North
ern soldiers and negroes, and we
believe, upon reflection, the soldiers
werein most instances the aggressors.
In regard to the shooting affair, that
disturbance was the result of an old
feud. The citizens of Norfolk deported
themselves with all becoming decorum
on election day, and it is unjust to say
that the "scenes at the polls were simply
disgraceful.n thought to be understood,
too, that the returned men from Lees
surrendered army had perfect right to
vote, under the guarantees of the oath
OF allegiance. People do not keep the
fact sufficiently before them that the
oath Of allegiance absolves the party ia
king itof allhis Relationships. We how
ever, turn the matter over to the citizens
themselves, and they can do with If rs
they please. % sa1
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

General Grants monthly pay, income
tax deducted, Is one thousand and sixty.
Two dollars and seventy cents. This
sum is exclusive of Communication of
quarters, ETC., which amounts to nearly
as much more.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

The Democracy of Vermont have
nominated G. N. Davenport for Govern.
nor, and voted confidence in President
johnson. SIS
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

APPLICATION FOR PARDoN.--Hon Ed
WARD Hubbard, of Virginia, is here ma
KING an application for pardon under
the proclamation Of the PR sident, his
property exceeding the $20, 900 limit Of
the amnesty.-,Syar,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

ANOTHER NEW CoaMASDsR--Brevet Brgadier General
O. L. Manu. late Provost Marshal of Norfolk has been
placed in command of the ubmilitsry district Of Nor
folk. in place of Col. william A. Howard, relieved.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

Newsnen and newsboys desiring papers will please
have their orders the countngroom the evening pre-
yious, before six O'clock. -
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

Advertisers requested to hand In their advertise
nents before six o'clock In the evening previous to publ
cation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

THr WKATHER.-The Thermometer at DR.. W. T. Lewis
Drug Store under the Atlantic Hotel Indicated the fol-
lowing state Of the weather yesterday:
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

All communications relating to business matters con-
neoted with this paper should be addressed to e. NJ
Brown, Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence intended for the
paper should be addressed to John Clark, Editor
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

Mayhem Brothers, Booksellers and Staoners, sreau-
thorzed agents sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
left with them will he attended to the same as If left at
the Office Of publication. l.it.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-30

3 NJ Pettergil 4 Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post IN New York and Boston,.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11
Advantages Of this Plow.

It will last from three to six times
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anybody This Iao often been proved by actual use in
of streams in the West in which sheetsteel Flows have
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It will "scour'' in the most difficult
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The Share can be sharpened, or
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Bsy- It is the cheapest Plow in the
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RAJ Our new model ssB" Pillow is
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11

News and Items.
Two small islands between Ireland and
Newfoundland, not marked on present
maps, it is said could be made Available in
laying the Atlantic cable.
The emperor Of Austria has issued
manifesto, guaranteeing to his people the
right to participate, Through their repre-
sentatives, in legislation and the conduct of
the finances"
Gen. S!ocum's resignation has been ac-
copied by the prcsidrnt.
Up to the present time The president has
granted 2,65s pardons.
Hon. d. G. Smith, acting governor of
idaho territory, fell dead in the streets Of
Rocky Bar. ..,-.
DR.. Mudd made an attempt to escape
from the Dry Tortugas and has been put
to hard labor wheeling sand.
The English capitalists are going heavily
into Colorado stocks.
A coal vein in Kansas is seven feet thick
and sixty-ive miles long.
The polls for the new telegraph, from Mad
ison to Pr. du Chen are already set, and the
wire will soon be put into shape. s
On the 10Th inst, an annular eclipse of the
sun will take place, which will be visible in
several of the Uaited States.
"Mr. Summers speech in favor of negro
suffrage had a powerful influence in Comet.
cut!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11
U'UNteN.--.N.es:fs.

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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11

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The CHICAGO LITERARY MEssENGER.--Chi.
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considerable portion of the space will be occu-
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nuS, viii >ailiteiati'o aeSu' 1ey, 49,
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-10-11

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LIME AND GENUINE ROSE-yp.rE CEMENT OF
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, 1865-07-24

Of success. The London and metropolitan
borough 1etu5rsd ,,s ln ai s.1teen iibera1s incud
Cherries Bright, electrician, and Baron Rotha,
chtld. Numerous contests werc prosresssoE WheE
the City OF London len liverpool
The convict DR.. Pt1tchaz3, confessed he pol,
eoned bis wife.
Ia France denies tie rumor Of negotiations for
European Congress. Il 4Ao"lte4T is allcat On
The Bousse was buoyant:: Rantes e7k 49,.
The span'sh Government has notified the Pope
oi the recorn1don Of the KErr'om Of It,ly with
the Papal m!ufetry having declined to attend the
banquet at the Medcan embassy. It ts reported
,hst the embass5 will shortly be- Withdrawn from
A private telegram Is teportcdas announcing
that the Pope has t1coumun!cated Maxim1lltao.
Official corsespondence On American afatra has
Is snaHs sHs H. f. as ae
to Confederat. vessels. allowing them to be- dis
armed snd sola IN nent,ai per's, erlcin.ted with
pontea ont III he e.s, 'ef of
the tesunct government mieht be claim
3d. Sd as RGb1'e :, property Of the United
e decided n tbs ofnsf9 courts It i.~ Iaas
letter TO Sir Frederick Bruce, Earl Russell gives
his otinon that In case Of the Ella or Retr,su-
t,on, t5s veessl .s xas Lawfully and rightly con;
not be transferred dur1ng war. In another de.
epateh, Earl Russell! replies 10 Mr. sewtrds nosa
% the cessation 9f bellgerens r.ehts. b. regret.
Emitted States Government auI addresses arsu-
me1ts in favor Of Eng g'ana's couree. He trusts
thst these additional ,explanattout will prove "a
yolah1e to theestablfahuent Of 1a.sing tr1enshlp
between the two natlcus.
Il is stated thatthe Stss1aer D,atr.c>, t1ts RIP.
pahRnnGck, WISE overhhu'cd by tie Sacramento, be-
fore reteh,ng Ltve'poo:, ,nut permitted to proceed.
Wu. NeleoD were published. Cspt. Leroy was
smong the II aaved by the steamer Lsiayet e.
Epee d eAe WIS picked IN, Tbs fema nnn 400 pAt.
eopE on board doubtless perishcd.
AQueationable A story Is sdoat that Gen. Lse hid
stE.Ted IN GefmaDy By Belgian Tfans-Atlantic
Steamer, {Heognff0.
VERY LATEer HT TELEGRAPH TO anxExcAsr1x.
LcNDos, July 14-The English elections are
the all eGg,ossi.g topic. The returns thus fas re-
cetyed show net Liberal gain Of seven.
The ship Mercury. which hiss arrived 1t H1yre
rom New fosk, reports having picked up Oh the
ssh Of J1ue, thirty eight passengers FROM boat
OF the burned ship Vim Ns1sun. aud five other
passensers from pieces OF tho ao1ttaR wreck Ia
the vicinity. 4 barQue was keea near By which
IL expected ia eav1ng more lives
, 1865-07-24

military MGyems snts-1mprovement in
Morals.

lsftt!81 Dl6o4sch to the Chicago Tribune
srR1s0r1ELr, jul, q.
TIE :7tb.atd 94st Regiments OF Ills. yo.s are
On thtit way tome from Sew Orleans, aud sre e1
pc Id 10 reach Springfield esely In the co ia
wetk- Battery F, - lFa. Artillery, commanded
II Capt niehasdfon, arrived at Gimp Butlee last
tren nz. Tie 11th Regiment OF Vet Ills. Vols.,
eotzhttrg Of 81 officers, sui 80 enlisted men,
nIter command Of CO.. Goats, arrived It Camp
Butter la.teyeDfne. from Batoa Rouge.
From Official lufnrmatlon received In this city
tod"y r. 1s3rn the Locality Of the following.
tsEaed 1ffIaci5 regiments on the 18th inst viz :
The li9th abd 15Gth 1t Alspts the l7ist 1t ktaRs-
ton. the 1l7th at Calhoun, the 143th at D.ck.
haft; the 1b5th At Mufireesboro, and the 15ad,
1s3d snd 15ath At Memphis. They arc ali dining
suaid duty along tns lines Of railroads. In those
STATIC, snd are ported as being IN excellent
health, hut anxious to be keLt hone.
Two desperate looking chAracttr6 were brought
up he!ore Esquire Garland. this forenoon, on
thsrge Of vas1ancy, and while In the ollc4 were
recognized By eo.dfer as pRrr Of tho g.se VINO
a dsJ Or two ago attacked 1n3 robbed soldier Il
op. 2 day in ons OF the public street.. II found
gully, tfust they will meet with ample 1upt.ce.
1t IL with DO email degree OF p:casare that az
IoDLce to yen ny Inability 10 report a SOLITARY
6uirsqe upou the llte, un1b or property tf any
cit zt1 Ct 3: ldic1 stnce my last report The mil.
len.ia1 state OF .fociety, which Ear 20 suddenly
OWNED upon tats hitherto abode Of v1olsnc J, IL
M doubt nain;y due to the cooperation Of tho
q i1tary with fhe civil anthhfitles In the pratec
uo1 <ftte peace ard order Of the city.
The Tre,turer reports he Tecalpt Of 79.nO dur
sns yesterday for the National Lincoln MuuuueIt
flhr,
, 1865-07-24
| NEWS BY TELE GRAPH.
FRCM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Kirby Smiths Plan For 4 New
Conf 1elagy.
PROJECT FOR 4 NEW STATE
IN LOUISIANA.
Etheridge applies for a Writ Of
Habeas Corpus.
GEN. THOMAS DECLINES TO
SURRENDER HtEa.
Interesting Statement Of the
Crops in The Sonth'
Release Of all Rebel Mil
itary officers on Pa
role.
LAUNCH OF TIE GREAT RAN
DUNDERBERG.
i Warming to Maryland Planters
by Gen. Howard.
The Rebel Pirate Shenandoah
Heard from.
LAUNCH OF TIE GREiT RAM
DUNDERBERG.
aWarning to Maryland Planters
by Gen. Howard.
The Rebel Pirate Shenandoah
Heard from,
Arrival Of Troops at Cairo-Inte rest.
Ing Crop NeNh-CO1tUH, Corn and
SuEar-FFIces, &c.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l
CA1Bo, July =.
The 18th Illinois infantry, t~o hundred and
dfty four men and twelve otheess, arrived this
evening. homeward bound.
4 Galveston, Te1as, letter Of the 1ath says
there are not exceeding Is COO ba!es Of cot ret
to come to market .se.t Of Trinity 11rer. There
IL great deal Of these Is, 900 balcs In very bad
order. and It 7ust be re.bsled before 1t ctn be
shipped. The quaplty Of 1aud planted in cotton
ed Eltua ion OF labor renders it imDossl-
bic under the most favorable ctrcums sn:er
for gathering ol more than 10000 bales. For the
Hundreds and 1housaacs bave refused to sosk,
and have abandoned the dr1d. 1t The most aus
plctcut time. ana unlees labor can he restored IN
The negroes arc cssxy, aud only ,nink they are
free alter they leave their owncrt. They lie
around loose, Hnd a. eoon ~ they eat ld.e bread
snd sleep 70 their hes5t' eontent: they VII 90 to
have become lambs. and everybody is d,soosed
IL accept The eitastioa IN good fnth. EVERYBODY
,e Qniel, and the stoops are &C ing ORDERLY, Bnd
the officers sre courteous and KIND. The wheat
crop hiss turned Out good. Corn Is made, and
win abundance O! old corn on hand, there Will
be no difficulty about breaa. The troops viii
con com 70. nun and II besef at ptqes qes-o1 o.
able psiees, say haru TO City cent.
Tates, but the 1ailons Of New Orleans people will
oe shor: for some time unless they are snppFed
from eastern TeKsa. B7con IL Sc hing Ut 7a1llc
through the country. End merchants who b1DQytt
bacon 10 Tens thilking We were starving, wooif
be glad to get half eoet for their e'ork on hsud.
The e'oeE Of fugar on hand T. very enalt ant the
growing crop is Already failnfe. owing to want
oflabof and neglect At the mort critical time.
Sugar will commsne the h'ehee, prices.
a ltttct from Aontgomary. 4 L., ssys the peo-
pie profess to bt tlleFe that gree1bAcke will not
he good money 10 keep, bnt they seem resdy q
take It aCd g!eat deas OF It for l.tle prudu:e.
Murder .ad highway robbery were Of f:equent
mrs
, 1865-07-24
THIRD DISPATCH.
Brig Gu. RaktF-fsov. PeFrV-Nore
Ell 1plannttonH-LarRe8 sale Of Horses
2Ed muIfaA

WAsutSo7oH, Ju1y 2s.-Col L. c. B1ker has
been 1ppointed 10 the rank OF HEsRadfef Genera,
fur. III the commlstlon recItes, "mertori aus 8@r-
Vlcss ~ Provost Marshal during the war, and ca.
peetaly fos dlgecce In the suppression Of II lpds
againat tho Government, in recruiting, and tu
Wilkes Booth and his accomp1lces." The com.
m:sten IL TO da e from April "a. 1865, the day Of
booths capture ard destn.
A ff1tnd Of Gov, Perry, and apparently by his
authority, scaused the publication Of CON-
uunlcati1u, IN which he says: Three
days hefofe the N cHnes at Greenvi1.e,
eouh Carolina Cor. Perry wts appointed Pro-
y1ttunsl Gov1rror; thst Tho atter At fhe time was
DOT only upintormcd Of his appointment, hut had
conferred unou him. The purpose OF Gov. PefrJ
In . addtcet, the writer sa3F, vas to show the
people Of Sou'h Carolina the great mistake they
hao made in eecf61ng, and the Tn1uons conse-
qufnce: to thsir beloved State. and tho humtta-
ton and degradation 10 which they had reduced
her, boldly declaring they had n cause for stct-
ding, ard were il no Hanger from the election
OF President Lincoln. The writer says 1t ID not
trus. e sisted In some Of the newspapers,
humiliation in coming back Into the Unton, for
be had no agtncy n going ont Of the Union, hnt
be bAs feellr r. for ha Stste. and Gov Perry en-.
ire at. the Southern panple In terms ofeaEnestncHs
TO hecome loyal citizens and tepudtats secession
forever, ind to teaeh thetr children TO sepudiaie
their political here.les, which have ruined their
country.
Dur1i the next month L, ono ho,aes and 1t,0n
ues will be exposed to public eale in the States
ci New York. PenEsyJvanfa. Ohio, Delaware, New
JareeJ, 1nd!eua ard The District OF Columbia.
III viii clctc such Gales By tho government.
Since The 1.t uf May The sales Of anima1e have
nettet $.,E0,0oo.
, 1865-07-24

tsNc.al Dispatch to the Calcsgo T1isuue.1
NAsuyuLE, July II.
q VIII o. habeas corpus having been sued OUT
ul'ec"ns Co!. " BossrJ to prodrcc the body Of
Eoaefton EtheEidgt, the former te.erraphs to
Gen. Thomas for Instructions. The toI,or,np IL
the reply:
To Lieut. ca. r. T. De Ba.sc,, at colnm,,n.
MAke he following return to the x.i. or ,.,,a..
cofrus In the cs.e Of Emerson Ethetdce: ''as
TO Hon: c. 3. Anshall. Judge ei the First Jud,-
hereby acknowledge The stryice Of the writ
bf reto altached, and return the same md reepect
tplly fcIly thar Rm 1nsE1c.ed hJ MI. Gen.
Tcrncstee, to soy that the body Of Emit rson Ethe.
Y1dce il in nv possession ard hy virtue OF the or
der Of The President OF ths United Statee. bearing
4ste Ws. Dcpa,t%ee11ts IL, Adtu'ans 1snefa1s oee
(Iere follows tTr:fden. Lnrolnt proeaama:i'1 II
oi ttat da,e, eutpendpc the writ Of Aabe1s eofpH,
in Kentucky, ard prcclaim!ng martial Law in INA
Gen. Thomas continues: Said Emerson Ether
idRe, having aioed and asetted the enemy. and
d1etufbed The public peace BY sedidnus and 10
ment Of the State Of Tennessee and the Precedent
Of the United stases, f. clearly inc uded IL ths
Gsass Of pertons named n thc order Of the Pfesl
sh1d order Of The President.
In directing this return to the writ, Gen
Thomas teg.cts That there shou1d be any cotdiel
between The GIRL and military authorities. Al
the 6aEe time the petitioner Etheridze will re-
membcf inst the tasue wAs mt OF Gen. Thomas
msking, but was forced upon him BY HI. Ether
'0fN By commsnd OF Mai. Gen. TnoxAs.
Tu1pTIE, Br'eadter General and Chief ol STAFF
in the court mArttAl the testimony Ut eevertl
viMetst mainly to the sse effect .. thsf ofthose
nroyes he reception Of varsoue costly presents,
srd The making Of dlsA5yantaPeous contracts By