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N lhe
Encyclopedias Of Religions knovlsdre,
Although not disposed 10 favor OF oecomm.nd
rsisnt Medicines In general, through di,tru.t of
ihsir ingredients and effects; yet now Of no snr
cient reasons why aman may notte
he believes hinisefto have received from anv dim.
pie riepafaiion, In the hope that no maythus con.
ttihute 20 the benefit q { Others,
do this more readily In regard Of ofIIoofand'sGer.
man hitters, prepHredhy Ur. e. NJ Jackson, Of thi,
city, because I was rrejudieed against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mstate. I am indebted to IN v
ftisad, Robert Shoemaker. ESQ, for the reInov q,
this prejudice by proper tests and for encou rsRe
eontnu debility. The use of thres bottle, oi
these bsters Al the beginning Of the pre- sent yea,
was iohtwed by evident relief and restoration to
dertselo bodily and mental vgcr which { had NOT
FELT for sir months before, Rnd had almost despared
nfreg ining. therefore thank God and nv frierd
for diteeting me TO the use ofthem J.N.BROiyN.
Phi iladelphiA, June23, 1861.
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SOLDIERS

fou ought ne,,o be without sseh a valuable me di.
cine, The Cincinnati National Union, OF April
9+th, says; that thousands Of oar soldier, rave bsS
,svedey the use Of strieklaud's Anti Cholera Mir
turs. For sale by Druggist,st so cents per bottle
General Depot, No. 8 East Fouuh street, Cinein.
natl, Ohio. Oetla
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Yours s,etyr.specifnly J.H.KENNARD. y
Eighth below CoRts 81. ,Phiiadelphis

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pa,toror B.n,i,tCh !.
Gennshtowh, Penn.
Or. e. VI. Jaekson-Dest Sir-Persons Al .,pe,i
snce ensbles me TO say that regard the Getman
Hitter prepared by YOU asa most excellent edieine
In case severe cold and general debility, bav.
been greatly benefited by the use the btters and
doubt not they produce similar ~ cts upon othrrs
YourSuuly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown. Penn
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From rho Rev JOSEPH II K,puord Pastor of,h. ,O,l

p..JacKson-D -DsErSiI,.-I have been r,n,..,,- -
feqnesicd TO conneo. my name with commentaries.
of different Kinds Of medicines, but M The
practice as out of my sprrpraie sphere, ~, In
al eases declinedib With clear proof int srous
instances, aud particularly In n,yfem,K, oTtbe nss
lulness of DR.. lloonNnd's German Biueft, deps,t
Tor once from my usual course, to express INV fnil
conviction that for general debility Of the system
and especially for Liver Complaint, IL isa safe and
valuable preparation In some eases IL may 6rii,
but usually, doubt not, II willbevery bene6cialto
those who,uiIerGrom the cause. m . 7 ~
YOur'sr{y,.,P,e,t%lly, J.n.SENN,Rp,
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From the Rev. rhos, Wis,ot, Pastor Of RoIborous ~
baptist Church.

From the Rev. Thos, Wis,or, Pastor Of Roxborou ~
baptist Church.
nr.Jseksot--ner sir-I feel Il due to your sx.
cenent preparation, Hosnand's Germsn Hitter, 10
add nv testimony to the deserved reputation IA has
obtained, have for yssrs, at times cen troubled
Atth great thisotdsrin in my tead and nrrvous system
wss advised by ffissd toty bottls Of yoSr Ger
mAn biteu, did so, and have experienced rtsst
aud uneipcoisdreiiet my health hasbeen materially
benefited. 1 confidently recommend the ArtIrIe
where meet with eases similsTto my own, and hayO
been as.ared By many oftheir good enssts.
Respectfully yours, T. WINTER,
Roxborough Penn.
From Rev. !. =. Herman, Of the German Reronn.d
Church, ,kptstown, Bsrks County, Penn.
p.t: NJ. Jaeksnn-Rssieeted siT-I have been
have AeNsT nsed anv medicine that did me as much
good a. hoensndt biusU. | am very mach inpIoy
I'd In hsshh, amer having tsksn ave bottles.
hsuts withrs.pset, FISHERMAN,
PRICBs,
Large slss tholding nearly ydonbIe auantItyJ
q, slPeTpottle--hsfdoEen IS 90
Smslls'ss '5eents per Bouls-hsifdoIsn. 4 %
BEWARE OF CouNTERFRlTs.
See that tbs slgnstere Of sc. NJ, JAcKsoN,'s,
on the WRAPPER OF each bottle.
shoald your aeaTsst dTpsglst not have the article
DO net be put ohby sRy OF the Intoxicating prepar.
iionshst Say be offered in It, place but send 10
aud We ~infctwsrd, securely packsd,b by express,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUPACToRY
ro.6Sn ARCR ST., PnIL.
JONES & EVANS,
(s.ess''snsec g, h,JACksoN 4 Co..
PRoPRIEroRs.
FOR SALE BY Druggists and Darler's
n any town IN The U.s. Oct 20, 64.
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Noise n. Nin,tesnlh stree,

From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pasioror IN.
iisI Churches. 10y
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Licensed Claim Agant.

Pensions, Bounty and Back Paw, and
Bounty for soldiers discharged on aocoun,
Of wounds received in battle, and all claims
against the Government collected with dis.
patch.
Office IN Hedges New Block, Second
Story, TiHin, Ohio.
90 A. II. by ERs.
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Dr. c. ". Jackson Dear Sir--I feslit pleasure
thus, ofmy own accord 10 bear te.iimony 10 the ex
iellenee OF the ,iernsp Hittou. Some years since
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, fused them
with veTy benefeiai results. ! have often recon-
mended them topersons nfeebedb BY thattorme
lsease and have heard trom them the most iaitstns
testimoniss a. to their great Nalre. In eases OF
general debility, beiieveit tobe a tonie thstea.
aot be surpassed. J.M,LYoNs. !
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

President, and q call from the people to
a higher position.
The mad act of tho assassin in Ford's
Theatre, on the night of the l4th of
April placed him in the Presidential
Chair-a position, we repeat, he never
expected, nor, do we believe, wished to
occupy. The people of the North, mad
dened to phrenzy by the murder of the
man they so loved and SO trusted, and
who was known for his benevolence and
kindliness of heart, said with one voice,
"The South have murdered their best
friend-they will find no forgiveness,
no mercy-in Andrew Johnson" In
this they were seemingly justified by
his previous course and by some of his
declarations. The South too, while wash
ing their hands of the blood of Mr.. Lin
coin, and deprecatingh his death, feared the
worst because they knew the manner
in which they had treated Mr.. Johnson,
and trembled lest he might seek to
avenge his own private wrongs as well
as those of his country.
But, now, see the magnanimity of the
mana magnanimity not equalled since
He upon the cross exclaimed Father,
forgive them--they know not what
they do" His actions soon showed that
he had no private injuries to avenge;
and that, while he was determined to
punish the authors Of bis country's
wrongs to such an extent as their guilt
might seem to demand, yet he was dis
Quality e o %aks ssf e ths ss unstrainsa
supposed would have been the desire or
his illustrious predecessor. So far from
being tyrannical or blood-thirsty, he has
been denounced by many for pursuing
too mild and forgiving course. AS yet
he has shed no blood-afd there seems
to be no limit to his exercise of the par
doning power. We find some of his
former most bitter foes, now humbly
petitioning him for pardon; and we
have yet to hear of case in which his
clemeney has been denied. He seems
to be all forgiveness, and, it appears, is
anxious to wipe out all remembrance of
the past as quickly as possible, and to re-
store the former condition of things on
as good basis as the changed state of
affairs will permit. A stern man in all
else--he is not disposed to act the part Of
the Roman father, and consign his own
children to the scaffold but rather, in
the more christian spirit of the age, like
that father who welcomed home his pro-
digal son, he is willing to kill the fatted
calf, notwithstanding the good and obe-
dent son, who remained steadfastly al
home and did his duty, may grumble al
his paternal clelnency. In this course
all men who have the true interests Of
the country at heart, will applaud the
President. ue t ta-
/
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Ford's Theatre.

Ford's Theatre inside presents scene
of the greatest confusion. All the prop
critics, wardrobes, furniture, &C., are
piled upon, the stage, preparatory to
propose to pay $4,000 to Mr.. Ford this
week, when the property will be con-
veyed to them. Strangers in the city
are continually calling and asking adj
mission to the building; but thus far
none have been admitted, save few
members ofthe press. Notwithstanding
the close surveillance of the guards who
have had the theatre in charge, the build
ing has been roughly used, Curiosity
seekers have completely whitfield away
the bench upon which "Peanut Johnb
sat whilst holding Booths horse, and
about yard square has been cut away
from the green baize carpet surrounding
the spot where Booth g feet struck when
he jumped upon the stage, after shoot
ing the President One of these curious
visitors entered the saloon adjoining the
theatre, where Boeth took his last drink
of brandy just before he murdered Mr..
Lincoln. The visitor inquired of the
barkeeper: "Have you the same bottle
on hand out of which Booth drank on
the night of the assassination ?" Eyes,
Sir" '"And the same brandy in it"'-
Eyes, Sir" "Can have drink of that
same brandy out Of that same bottle 2"
Eyes, Sir" "Let's have it." The yisi-
tor tastes the brandy, makes wry face,
and Continues; "And that's the same
brandy that Booth drank ?" eyes, Sir"
'sWeli, I don't wonder that he killed the
President. A drink of that brandy
would make man kill his grandmoth-
err - RostOu Post
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS TO
p =.t.. GRANT PARD0NS. t

In order to facilitate the dispatch of
public business and to relieve himself of
a vast amount of routine business, the
President, after consultation with the
Attorney General, has authorized and
empowered the United States District
Attorneys of the several districts in con-
nection with the Government of the
several States, to aid in granting pardons
to all persons subject to indictment and
conviction for acts growing out of there
cent rebellion.
The District Attorney being convers-
ant with the local circumstances of each
case, and with the evidence that has
been laid before the Grand Jury, will,
therefore, in connection with the Gov
ernor of the State on application being
made, aid to obtain pardons in deserv-
ing cases without bringing the parties to
trial. The pardoning power rests solely
of course, with the President. In Mary
land alone, there are four thousand per-
sons subject to Indictment and convic-
ton, each one of whom would apply in
person to the President for a pardon
were it not for the above regulation
Notorious offenders, of course, will not
he pardoned, but will be brought to trial
on regular indictments in the district
courts,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07


Somepeople affect to begreatly shocked
at the idea of allowing the colored freed
men to vote. Northern men in the
South are much more distressed on this
point, we think, than the descendants Of
the original settlers ;-certainly, it is OBJ
servable that the Northern journals have
more to say against the measure than
the Southern journals. Without yeten-
tering upon the question of granting
universal suffrage to the negroes, we
may, we think, without improperly,
say, that that class of citizens would be
likely to throw as intelligent ballot as
the thousands who voted for the Path
Finder; al the thousands who voted
against Clay; as the millions who
abused Webster; as the men who elected
I. q, Gunther Mayor of New York, or
as the men who elected w. H. Brooks
Mayor Of Norfolk. The negro is not so
Stupid as his opponents suppose him to
be- He is a pretty shrewd fellow and
now that the light of liberty is suffered
to penetrate his skull, he will soon learn
as much as the average of those who
compose the "unterrifedu and awide.
awake" professions Of New York And
may be, that is not much to say for him.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

A despatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
from Lexington, announces tnat tho M,
torious guerilla, Pete Everett, has been
arrested and lodged in jail at that place
on the charge of murder and BURNING
of railroad trains. lu
! The Gazetfe's Nashville despatch SAYS
that General Johnson's cavalry are in
hot pursuit of squad of outlaws under
the notorious guerilla McWall, with
every prospect of their speedy capture.
The Gazette also contains an accoun,
of terrible tornado which passed over
Northern Iowa and parts of Wisconsin
last week. AT yerqua, Wisconsin, Sc
venteen persons were killed, one hun
stroyed. Total amount of property de-
stroyed estimated at two hundred thou
sand dollars. sn u
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, july 4

L s. ettler NJ Fink, Pa: Pinckney. o...
Nelson smithfsd DR. puinont T. o. n, 9sls M, Sons
Isle of Wight VIM Womble. 4; " " WL a
INV. LAIN willis. Il ~ - W Harness -; Shelly,
I'll ouhart, JBr cunningham, W Thompson, ely;
mart. southsJ. ,fquhart CD Urqnhart, Jas " grqaM
NI!'s'is, N Campbell, N. Y H G Richiey, Bait =
Fannpg, N c.; Geo shaier Bait; John segar f. Mon
oe ; Samuel, King William, Va; Hitchcock, WE
wife Mrs s Medley, DR. G scarburgh, Mrs ohsnd'
er Miss Margaret scarburg, Miss APpewaith John van
Astyne, J A Allis Suffolk, Va.
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Sir Henry Halford, in his essays OBJ
serves that of the great number he st.
tended as physician, he was s.sirprised
hat so few appeared reluctant to die
lie adds; Man, we may easily sup
pose, have manifested this willingness
% die from an impotence of suffering,
Jr from that passive indifference which
sometimes the result of debility and
extreme bodily pain.n sGt g.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

TIM MIrsfRILs.-rhs fine troupe Of sable humorists
had good house last night and hailed with even
greater delight than before. Their performances are
really excellent and people should not mics the
oyment offs rich repsst of fun and music they will
set before them this evening This the last chance
they go to Portsmouth tomorrow, and will perform in
that city tomorrow evening We bespeak them warm
welcome from the denizens Of sister city We almost
envy the Portsmuthisns the pleasure that is In store for
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

TEE JAYrMAN CAsR.-The examination of the case of
Edwards and Dearborn accused Of killing Robert Jake
man. to have taken place yesterday before the
ration Court At the appointed hour there were sx Jus
tees and three lawyers present. but two important wit
for the State absent the had finally to be
continued till the oath instant. g.. 3 ''l f4i az.
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FISsD--A man, named Bazzell, yesterday taken
before the Provost Marshal for fighting the street. and
fned $25 There had been warrant issued the previous
day by the Mayor for this mans arrest another case
assault and battery but when the constable called for
him. he was non comatibs in the hands of the military
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

How He GOT orF.-The manner in which the soldier
who shyed the box at the two negro girls In the buggy
got OIL through mistake that always liable 70 occur
In military matter. In changing the guard on the io
lowing morning. the Lieutenant Of the new guard NOS
finding any grave charge against the man released him.
The General was very much annoyed and his rearsst has
been ordered. e. 5
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

wRoSa-we were in error in stating that the name Of
the soldier who shot and died Of his wounds Cor
pora Decker. He was not Corporal nor was his name
Decker We also reliably informed that he was
duty at the time and 90 far from his character being
exemplary he of the most unruly and worst
in the regiment. We sorry that committed these
errors but thought Information at the time reliable
as we received 1t from Trustworthy source iv. ..
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

OEDfR RHroNs-snce the agreement between General
Man and the Mayor in regard to the protection Of the
peace of the city, every thing has worked smoothly.
Soldiers armed only with their bayonets placed ,n
the several posts formerly occupied by the police and IL
seems the very knowledge Of the fact that they
duty was sufficient to que all disposition to rotous
duct and give the citizens Of increased
security Gen. Mann has earned the good opinion and
thanks of every wedisposed citizen BY his prompt &C.
ton in this matter and he is deserving of all honor.
Thspeopls in the South have become used to seeing
bayousts and toreyng them for safety that they don't
know how to get along without them They will learn In
time however, in fact they must learn for bayonss are
luxury we cannot always enjoy. tta ts4
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

Intelligence by way Of Havana, re-
.ceived from Mexico states that the first
anniversary of the landing of the EN-
peror Macmillan on Mexican soil had
been celebrated by Examinations, balls,
and other rejoicings.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

The friends of the Unlteu ,,h os
Lyons, France, have opened suns ona w for
lists for the purpose OF raising ih honoy ~
the manufacture of a nag Oh .nono to
he presented to this country IN = aemory
If President Lincoln. The ST. 'oscriptiors
have been fixed at two cents each. VIII
L. N. stop the subscriptions, and CON
fscate the money! .lt.i gf ~ ".
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

All communications relating TO business matters con-
nsctsd with this paper should DO addressed to y. d,
Brown, Norfolk Post. All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence nepded for the
paper should be addressed to John Clark, Editor.
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,, m official act Of The last sin =, m t,1ai,,
y ~, ." o Gp atom of rolidity, 6y me par
hos ,, on 1,' ,,yv ,"sH fnown meaning o. me re-
0's S,0c b'i is the thing which they call tue
.o Surn % Government of Virginia 'f.-
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE
" CONDITION OF THE EXCHANGE BANK OF NOR.
FOLK, STATE OF VIRGINIA ON THE MORNING
or THE FIRST MONDAY oFJULY, 1896 COR
CANNED MAY I'D, 1865. ---
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LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.

..-..o--.-->--->>o>----S---
MAssrAoy rs HrsH Lieyy-Yesterdsy was an exciting
aay among tho unvedded thousands for of
her res and most celebrated daughters 1t had been
would be led to the yenia altar at the hour
Of IA by stranger from the distant North Tho dis
ipp,.bed bride NOT To keep the fair reader longer In
su.nep.s Was none o,er than Miss Martha Hsyne Butt
and the BRIDEGROOM Mr.. Nathan Bennett. Miss Butt
native ofhs civ AN an hore and contributor 70 the
literature Of IN, dsv Of more than ordinary
ability Several year. she debut in literary
circles In a work entitled Leisu-s Hours" soon
followed by another called Fanatic 'n' reply
o"'i' ioh eaoh' "n"n "eio We" :, ~
a.U nue" aun,h ed' one osVsi"o INC ''on''s
~. no.,' e,'"'"s 'ho nonor' WIN n'' eou'n'
No' 'no,u s'''ers III the pains OF ne'iou '' '' VI
e '''usa' ne' prominently oeiore wv "'."y "o'iu
~. ~, 0V,o's was much cour'ed DOT" a. no'u' anu
he'o She"sS wont 10 spehu het 'um"'''a nu
.sH 'sVN"o 'ne center OF an aaniiiihs 'a.ons Ut
% 'I.n ~ NC, rare peau'y' o,.','An' W. 1.''
n,sa 'n's'ec'ua ACCOMPLISHMENTS ana s'a'a'
pe. - ny per i'erary lame anu aequlem en'' us
s.,,,.1 "A' .ey SURROUNDED community os su'n
~. " i''''ons''e 'uN0i' 'no"u 80 W nav.
D0en Aoie W re'a'n ~hoe ana uhd'iaea hsar's But
'"' ."uen' inc hsa' VI nor sau ey'' anu 'Neo
,.ie lna' pinyea arouna ner cnerry hp"yeS
e.us1 navo sworn 'nat no aisappoin'msnt In '0ve
~ wv upon .ns oamask roses oi ner cneeks' OF
n'' neA''sungs pey0nd tne'r usual tensi' IN
.Uu''' w NOT know ner age ana IL We dd IL wou
:" WI, "u' sne was eer'ainy Det"esn eigh
80 80 '-Ay Ane bridegroom appeareu 70 " ABOUT
| Au' 'ooAins sen"sman anu sumcienuy
| - ~ A-"iisi' WV" 'nsa wv "'uo'
| ~ " AA''s Ao.h 'n' Nof'n eanis nsre WIN
| Wv anu was subsequently eonnec'eu WIN 'he
~1" ~, nasi Doparunsnt Du1 Oh course nooooy Is
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

An Irish NJ. P. from the County Of
Donegal, ran the blockade, and began
business in Richmond. When Lee sur.
rendered, the member from Donegal
mysteriously disappeared. Recently,
the officers Of the steamship Scotia, after
she had cleared New York, for Liver
pool, and was well off the coast, were
surprised by stow-away" making his
appearance, clad in baggy, red zouave
breaches, ornamented with patch OF
leather, and made uniquely visible by
than the adventurous son of old ireland
modestly returning to his native shores.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

Out West they are suffering with q
plague Of grasshoppers.. The Chicago
republican suggests eating them as
calls on somebody to send its contempt
rary two bushels, labelled &C. o. d.
The Republican considers the quantity
unnecessarily large, and would be salts
fed with peck anda half or two peoks.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

Tn waaRr property Of Ksder Biggs Go, known q
MAxwelrs Wharf, was sold yesterday BY MesTr. SHAW
Roberts. suctiensn. W, ", CLARK wes tAs purchaser
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MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. THos HUNS, Miss LAURA
q. ToUZARD and Mr.. NATHANIEL WILLIAMS, all of
Portsmouth, Va. ..
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rnr Maroa-Mr. rabb held his coursasestera.y,sua.

1nE MAroa-Mr. rabb held his court ysstsrdsy, and
several cases were brought before him principally Of
civil character The military guard had made no arrests
during the night for the simple that there was no
occasion to make any During tho morning, soldier ar.
rested young man named Moseby, formerly of Ports
mouth but more recently from North Carolina, on n
charge of stealing three horses in the latter State and
bringing them here orsale. The was made at the
instance Of the Of the property The young man
who is about II years ofage sent To- Jail to await do
velopment
This is community easily agtated snd every rumor
that gets aoat sets them all in hutter Yesterday.
they would have that martial law had been proclaimed
and the Mayor superseded, and consequently many who
had business at the Mayors Office stayed away on that &C
count. Everybody that met Mr.. Tabb on the street
greeted him WITH awel you're not Mayor any longer
anu such remarks and his honor was compelled to cx
plain the trss state of affairs to about thousand people
When he got through with this task it Is needless to ga,
hs was very much exhausted.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, County Of Norfolk:
William NJ Clark, Cashier of the First National Bank
OF Norfolk do soleInny that the above statement d
true to the best of my knowledge and belief
W. NJ. CLARK, Cashier.
Sworn to before me this Sd day of July, 1896 ~
". c. DOM,
S-iw Notary Public.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-07

Advertisers requested to hand 10 their advertise
Ments before six o'clock in the evening" previous to pup
cation.
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Newsmen and pewsboys desiring papers VAL pieaSe
have their orders at the countipgoom the evening pro
pious, before six o'clock.
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Mayhem Brothers, Booksellers and statoners sreau
torzed agents to sell tho Norfolk Post and all orders
left with them will DO attended to the same Us II left at
the Office of publication
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8 NJ Pettergill & Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.