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The State Convention.

The New York Republican State Con-
vention met Wednesday at Syracuse,
and nominated a ticket for the coming
Fall election. Senator Charles j. Fol
ger, of Ontario was called to the chair
as temporary Chairman, and on the
organization Chauncey M. Depew was
chosen President. Mr.. Depew declined
a denomination as Secretary of State,
and an entirely new ticket was nomi'
mated, as follows:
Judges of Court Of Appedls- Ward
Hunt of Oneida, John X. Porter Of
Albany.
Secretary of &ate-Gen. Francis G
Barlow of New York.
ControUer-Thomas H. Hillhouse o.
Ontario.
Tleasurer-Colonel Rowland OF Dut
chess. -
Attorney-G eneral-General John II
Martindale of Monroe.
State Ehgineer--J. Platt Goodsell o
Oneida.
Canal Commissioner-Robert G. Dorm
of Schenectady.
Inspector of State P,fsons-Genera
Barnum of Onondaga.
Clerk of Court of APPeats.-Henry
Jones of Cattauraugus.
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A shrewd Yankee in Boston, who
writes to the Traveller over the sigma
ture Republican, has just thought OF
a way in which Boston can secure a por-
ton of the Southern trade. He proposes
tb release Stephens from Fort Warren,
al a sound stroke of policy. The writer
says:
The extreme animOsity manifested by
the people of the South towards Massa-
chusetts, and Uice versa, has turned the
channel of trade to New York, and we
notice that the press of this city, having
her interest at heart, within the past
week have been preaching charity, be-
nevoienee, and the cultivation of a fra
ernai feeling, which if re-established
H,ouiu unite the commercial interests of
toston with h South, and rebound to
re benefit OF our large manufactures !;
ana 10 effect this practically, we believe
there Is nothing that would better tend
20 heal the breach, than a recommended
On that Mr.. Stephens be released on
parole, under bonds, or i'm some wav
allowed to return to his home, and there
await the trial of jeff. Davis, subject to
t he order of the Chief Executive Th;s
would not only serve to conciliate the
people of the whole South. whose do.
s Tres and hopes turn to their great con.
| s ervative statesman, now in captivity
| hut it would spare him the sufferinp
which awaits him during the winter af
IFort Warren, and thereby incur a debt
of gratitude tc Boston, which he could
I lot fail to appreciate.
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A correspondent of the Petersburg
Inder, writing from Granville, NORTH
Carolina, on the 18th, says:
"a fearful tragedy was enacted some
DAYS since neal Buchanan, in this conn'
,ty. Mrs. Parthenia Harris, wife of Ha'
man Harris, was cruelty murdered by 9
negro woman, who formerly. belonged
to the family, and still resided with
them. Mrs. Harris was found dead In
her yard, her head having been crushed
with a rock SO as to beat out her brains
The woman was arrested on suspicion
confessed the deed, and the neighbour
executed summary punishment upof
her by hanging her to a tree. No caus'
was assigned for the act.
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ANOTHER Miss IIARRIs.-TRAGEDY
INA THEATRE.-One of the Chicago
Il %leatres, known as the Museum, was on
ls st Tuesday evening the scene of a
Il agedy more genuine than those usually
n presented on the stage. George Is.
Z each, one of the actors, twenty-seven
y ears ofage, was shot in the greenrOom
b. y his wife, a young and beautiful
W oman, aged only eighteen. They had
b cen married a little overa year, but Sc
p arated soon after the wedding, OH ac-
CT )unt of d~isagreements, and had lived
v cry little together during all the time
o | their married life. The husband had
fl led Il bill for a divorce, and his wife in
$ sted OH, his withdrawing it. This she
c )uld not induce him to do, and there
+ ire determined totake his life. She did
II Dt fully succeed in her design, howev-
e {, as the wound inflicted, though a Sc
v ere One, was not considered necessarily
u hortal. She WAS arrested and commit
t ID, but seemed to have no c0mpunc-
t N regarding her bloody deed.
We don't get up such tragedies at our
l Theatre. Mr.. Glenn will not permit
v fomen to enter the greenroom andshoot
p Us best actors. If he did the business
foold be considered too dangerous to
nnbark in. The Chicago papers contain
everal columns in regard to this affair,
nd il is strongly suspected that the re-
porters keep a corps of injured women
constantly on hand to- get up items of
this kind, to cater 20 the morbid tastes
of their readeis. Miss Harris was from
ChicaoJ. This female should be sent to
Washington for trial.
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A ~tranoer must form but q low esti-
mate of tbe artistic tastes of this com .
munity by visiting our theatre, ana
seeing night after night the beggarly
account of empty boxes to which actors
of great talent and artistic excellence,
as well as private worth, are compelled
to hold forth. 1t is a shame hal the
people of Norfolk do not give the drama
more encouragement. If they wlsh to
build up their city, they must make IL
attractive. People who visit cities, do
so as much for pleasure rs for BUSH
ness, and always endeavor to combine
the two objects and If we cannot
aniuse them here we certainly have no
rig ht to complain if they prefer going to
Baltimore or New York, where their
curiosity can be satisfied and they can
enjoy their season OF relaxation from
the dull routine of .country life i'm an
agreeable manner. Places of amuse-
ment are as necessary to the prosperity
of 4 city, as fine hotels, costly buildings,
In ,se stores and grand bazaars, and no
pls.ce can prosper without theatres,
mu 'euhs, art galleries, and other attrac-
items. Mr.. Glenn has a fiue company,
AM is doing his best to cater for our
and we think he deserves
better support. The people must be
more liberal if they would sustain a first
clers place of amusement.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25

THE CHoLERA-OFFICIAL ADvICEs.
The State Department r in the re-
ceipt of voluniinous dispatches from
our Consuls ut COnstantinople, Smyrna,
Port Mahon and Barcelona, giving fur
Their information of the ravages of the
cholera in various parts of Europe. The
reports from Constantinople are most
alarming, the deaths from this disease
having reached the number OF 1909 pei
day. At Smyrna the epidemic was
checked some time since, but it has
broken out afresh and Is now spreading
to a frightful extent.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, Sept. "a.

Mrs slocum and child, Philad J Fiagg, Carr, Rdwart
W johnson, Boston; w II Salesman, Richmond 81
nowson, Florida james Grayham, W r Pennington
Illinois J L Lockwood, J Q Foster, baltimore y N
Gray, j J Wilson, Nansemond CO., Va; Captain Livings
ton, b Clark, Me-; Jas D T~aliaferro, W W Towns, 4
Bond, Petersburg. Va; W w N Chestney, Newbern, n c
\ Barpes, Charlotte, Va; J X Fomrr, Moss Greek J 4
slsner, u S N; W il Samson, Geo W Cochran, Washing
ton, b @; Miss Jennie Hankmsn, Miss Belize Bankman
Richmond Miss Dimity. Washington y l. Marshal
Tauauler Co, Va; Thos Jones, W L Slater. Richmond
Va; j N Ciarksop, Nj 4 Nscott, Esstyils; W Drum
mond. 50 X h r; 4 \ Borlsnl, Suffolk. Va; D Spires
NC;N Van. Bell and wife, NY; Alex Marks. N o
Lewis, Philsd; P Howard, Va; ) Thomas, Geo I Parker
Suffolk, Va; Asa Rose, N c; l. Bloomer, lady and tw,
children, A Nichols and lady, N Y: IL y Simpson. J
Lyons, Buffalo; Col Brown, OF the fbsf.
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CoNsIaNEEs per steamship Yuzoo, Captain Couch, from
New YORK, September sd, 1866: W. Babel, :; Beeklin, b.
J. NJ. Beinan, J. h. Cobb &Co, j. Close, q. W. Dey,
Dickinson & FLYERS, q. W. 0rundy, p: Henneber-
ger, 8. Harris, W. y. Huigins, NJ. Hasberg. Mt. Harri-
son, $. KatsKi, LocKliart & Stiner, Lepage Brothers, 8.
March, Montgomery 4 Co, Morris q. 4 Cow. 8. Pepper,
J. Reid, L. ". Seabury 4 Son j. N. Snith q Brothers, @.
u. staples. Q. SchwarzKoff, George ~Sangster, II. q. Stew
s. A Stevens, s. a.. futile, n. p. Tabb &Co, W. Warren 4
W., $. E.Wise, II. n. White 4 Co, White l. II
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WHAT'S IN ANAME?-A good deal. Hitherto a certain
thoroughfare 10 this venerable burg, which runs from
the custom house to the market, has been known under
the style and name of sinallWater or Whitewater street.
We hMnbly petition the government of the city that all
this be changed, and that direct regard be had tn the fit
ness Of things. Let the place be %repayed; let the
opnlent abutters construct sidewalks. let there be light
and a horse railroad, If desirable aud then c al the work
thus completed and rejuvenated, Dirty Water street
The present names-''Li Little Water and T" Small-Water'
are devoid of meaning, while Dirty Water street h apt,
felicitons, and will strike the people of this country, when
they ONE to see our ~wateiworks, as just the thing. We
voted for Mayor 1abb and the entire successful ticket 81
the late election, and We trust that We are not asking too
much in thus urging the change in the cognoms Of our
net street.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25

Some people never grow old. Mr..
George w. Mcclellan, First Assistant
Postmaster General of the United States,
w;sin town yesterday, looking as fresh,
mild-fa faced and genial as he did twenty
ye ars ago, when American life was
yt unger and promised to be happier.
HIS hair, to be sure, is little frosted /;
bl | in all else, he seems as youthful rs
Wien the battle cry was "Harry of the
v est" Mr.. Mcclellan has resided in
" ashington for several years, and is at
pl esent, and has been for five years past,
A ssistant Postmaster General. He is a
ia ithful public servant and a cultivated
ge ntleman, and we were glad to find
hi IN so "well preserved" and in thoen-
10 yment of perfect health. He returned
to Washington last evening.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25

A pardon beggar was observed at the
National Hotel yesterday trying to bor-
! ow So so of Beau Hickman.- Wash
Republican.
Mr.. Hanson is in New York, or such
an insult to a "cavalier" would not
] lave been permitted in the Republican
] Beau Hickman has done some OF the
heaviest standing around" for the
war. Is he a National man or q
Virginian?
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AEREsrED-we are Informed that the boy, Lemon, why
Kept bar at Chenoweth's saloon, has been arrested in
Baltimo e, ut the instance of Mr. Trndewind, the father.
in.lsw of Robert JaKeman, who was shot on tie night Of
the 24th Of June in an asray at Chenoweth's, and died
shortly after from the effects of the wound. This boy
disappeared the day after JaKeman was shot, and
circumstances have developed themselves in such "A man
ner as to justify his arrest, as being implicated,
or at least cognizant Of the fact as to who did fire the
fatal shot. JUSTICE NEVER SLEEPS, and the murderer Of
JaKenan will yet suffer the penalty of his iniquity.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25

DEPARTRD.-Genl Glenn, of the Opera House, left yes
tcrday morning, in company with Mr. Ashley, Miss Kate
Reignolds' business agent, on a reconnaissance upon mat
tiers of business connected with their line. We commend
Genl Glenn TO our friends in Petersburg III . man Of
strict business integrity, and one Of the best fellows ly'
ing Branch and Crutchheld, look out for him, rs he opens
tho psoenix, ~. hepn Ifhn dn0D yo"r gondiy "is,v"ns
will enjoy the satisfaction of witnessing the best stock
company in the south. We speak from experience. If
Kate Reynolds goes to the Cockade city she will take the
place by INVESTMENT certain. SO look ont for Con. Glenn,
und treat him with the old hospitality for which the
Cockade city IL 80 renowned. Dr..
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p~resentable style. This Is heavy blow,
and is not only to protect The milliner,
but the haut ton, from having their
patrician head dresses copied by the
vulgar. The "empire' is a bonnet
that shows the triumph OF art, bat it
will be short lived, for in less
than n month, shoddy, petrolia, aud
all sorts of trash will flaunt the colors OF
the ''new idea" in Broadway, and il will
become too common for the leaders OF
fashion, who, we trust, will be sensible
enough to give up all such foolish no
tons, and adopt some simple and modest
style of dress that will suit the pockets
as well as the appearance of the great
mass OF our lovely countrywomen. The
empire" we hope, will not make its
appearance in Norfolk-it is o to be
dreaded than the cholera. Our present
styles ofbonnets are very becoming, anu
we desire no change. The rents are too
high, at present, business too duil, ana
if we would introduce water INTO the
city we must neither become fashions
favorites nor its fools.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

GLkNy's THRArRE.-The beautiful drama called the
aAngel of Midnight"-a dream of Love and Death, which
attracted so much attention on the occasion OF ITS hfSt
production in this city, by Miss Kate Reignolds-"h' py
particular request, be repeated tonight. It'll abea"ui"
creation of the Observation-Disclosures ana mys"-
rious-and with a moral which teaches that, except
heaven aid IA, w are poweritss. All who erepre'e''fu
witnessing IL when first represented, should avail "em'
selves of this opportunity. Miss Reignolds viii Dc WIN
| MS six nights more. and we trust our citizens generally
| will recognize the fact that we have nm actress OF 'ame
| and merit among us, and give her the support she de-
serves. a.,
I'm Saturday night Miss Kate was all that we couid
have desired in the character of Mignonne, and Naistoh
aud others did their best TO make the piece SUCCESSFUL
I'm, truth compels us to say that it dragged heavily 10
IA ina mainly an effort to force something out OF nothing,
and make up by long prosy dialogue the lack CT
stirring incident by food and field. The play
WRIGHT of this fabric vast bad builder.
IN The rrigand Queen Mrs. Fred Meek enchanted the
audience by her Lold and fearless acting, her confident
manner, graceful and artistic movements, rich, melodious
voice, and the entire absence of everything bordering on
afectation, or forced emotion, which is a great charm
Of her acting. She pleases always, as much by her
amiability and goodness-which are visible qualities,
onnipresent, and inseparable from her very nature--as
by her really correct and foreible rendition, of every role
she undertakes. II she does not dazzle our senses by her
Iriiliancy, nor coniound our understanding by her over
powering and oyerawing genius, she at least carries with
her our sympat hies, and warns our hearts towards her
by the simplicity and naturalness of her actions and the
sweetness Of her rich voice. The Brigand Queen for q
drama Of the kind was a great success. Gossin, Marston
Mrs Marsion, and Rosene had good parts and played
them well. o.
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MWINE RADERs--The agents Of the schooner John
Apnack, sunk of .Willoughby-spit Light Boat last
2Amsday night by %colliding with the steamer Creole
having been informed that the fishermen and others In
that vicinity are stripping the schooner OF her rigging,
notified the Government detectives Of on Point to be ON
the alert and arrest the deprcdators. The officers are on
the watch, and are determined to protect the schooner
from further raids. She will be raised and brought to
This port If practicable.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25

Tue TEETH OYrEx DIE long before the system iooses
Its youthful yigor; this should not be So. To prevent
this species Of necrosis use Fragrant sozoDosr. 1t keeps
the dental bone alive, the enamel ~spotless, the gumsrosy
and elastic, the breath pure and the mouth clean.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF NORFOLK, SEPTEMBER %.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer Clarion, Morse, Williamston, N. G.
Steamer James 7, Brady, lands, Baltimore.
Steamer THOMAS Collypr, Mitchell, Hichmpnd.
Steamer Dictator. Deering, Richmond.
Schooner Elite, .Wolford Richmond.
SCHOONER Ann Elizabeth, Groos: New YORK.
Y Schooner H.. B. Jones, Collier, Baltimore.
sloop w. q. Montague, Lloyd, Alligator River.
DEPARTURES.
sloop New Packet, Adams, Smithfcld.
Steamer Gaxslle, Dyers, Conyack, N. G..
Steamer City Of Richmond, Powers, Richmond
Slo0p W. s. Montague, Lloyd, -.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer Magenta, Baulsir, Richmond.
Steamer Geo. Appold, Halves, Bstou.o
Schooner NJ. Morrison, Dayton, New YORK.
Brig Samuel Boon, Baker, New YORK.
Steamer Harvest, Cole, New YORK.
Steamer Virginia, Snyder, Philadelphia.
Schooner Salisbury, Simons, Baltimore.
Steamer B. and J. Baker, Cole, Baltimore.
james 7. Brady, Lands, Baltimore.
LIST OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Al
FORTRESS MONROE &ptember q.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Silvan Shore.
Steamer +. Garner.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Wyoming, Philadelphia.
BrigJ W. Sawyer, Richmond.
Schooner Americas, Richmond. D. -
And the regular mail boats.
ARRIVALS. SEPTEMBER %.
Steamer Eastern Slate, City Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer +. c. Biddle, for Richmond.
Schooner Bell Seaman, for City Point.
Steamer Relief, New YORK.
Steamer Sylvan Shore, Fredericksburg,
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The GRT BOOK SToRK.-During the past week the ex-
cifement at the Gift Book store has been as great as that
caused by high rents and the introduction Ut water into
our city. Ice pitchers, castors, watches, medalliens, and
an enormous quantity of rich jewelry, silver spoons and
forks, we're the gifts distributed among our citizens. Vire
In Gift Book store.
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A Coon MovE.-We understand that mutual arrange
nlents have been agreed upon by the Richmond steamers
to build up the wharves ut the various landings along
James River between here and Richmond. This will be .
matter of general accommodation to all concerned.
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The Courts.

MAYORS CouRT.--A drunken man Was taken TO the
watch-honse ON Saturday night by the police, and dis
charged, there being no complaint against him. The
Waterman not knowing where he lived took him to the
watch house for protection and safety. very commenda-
BILE.
A lady in black, having In her hand more papers than a
Town Point merchant, appeared in court, and importuned
His Honor for his advice upon a legal matter over which
he had no control; but, being naturally of an accommo-
dating disposition, he respectfully referred her elsewhere
for redress of her grievances.
Officer Sykes complained to the Mayor about being
abused, in the discharge of his duty, while driving cows
to the public pound, and being threatened with u big
stick, in the hands of the aggravated owner IL said COWS.
A warrant was issued by Hi, Honor, the Mayor, for the
aggressor, and the case will be tried this morning.
Several warrants were issued for parties who were sum
moned for trial to-day.
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ELECTION CARDS.

TO THE VOTERS OF TIL E
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF VIR-
dINIA.-I respectfully offer myself as y Candidate to
represent you in the next Congress Of the United States,
and hope 10 be able, before the election. to address you In
your respective Counties. L. II. CHANDLER.
Norfolk, September 8, 1865. sep6-t
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In sooN.-Thc steamer Yazoo, Capt. Conch, arrived
here yesterday afternoon at ~ O'Clock, and the Hatteras
at 5T o'clock. Both had good cargoes and . fair mum
Der Of passengers, 10th for this place and Richmond.
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HAIR DYE

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for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
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Mcvbcw & Brothers, Booksellers and stationers, areau-
tborized agents to sell the Norfolk Post, and all oldeis
fl with them will be attended to the same as If loft at
he office of publication.
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LIST OF PASSENGERS per steamship Yazoo, from New
YORK to Norfolk, sept mLer 23d, 1855 II. y. Hill, Mr.,
Rogers, J. 7. Myself, A. Walker, Captain Balm, wife and
children,
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i Jefferson Davis has received an In.
voice of liquors from Richmond, and he
appreciates it very highly.
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Newsmen aud ~nswsboys desiring papers VIII pease
nave their orders at the counting room ut evening p'e
vious. before six o'clock.
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g. N. Pettergill h Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
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MILITARY C~ouRT.-Thomas Wilson and William John
son (%colored), charged with stealing u boat, No witnesses
appearing, the accused We're discharged, but the boat re-
tained in order that the owner may como forward, prove
property and receive it. Who has lost a boatf
Abraham Buntany, charged with stealing wood charge
not sustained, and accused was dismissed.
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The REMAIss Of Brigadier General REVERE. who die

THE REMAINS Of Brfgadier General REVERE, who died
at Moorehead City, North Carolina, ON the 10Th
inst, arrived in this city yesterday, on their way 10 Bat
tie Creek, Michigan, the former home OF the deceased.
The body was accompanied by an escort Of four non COM
missionei officers of the 10th o. s. c. T.-being the regi-
mcnt Of which he was colonel-in charge of Lieut.. Geo
A. simpson, acting quartermaster Of the regiment. The
escort will leave on the Adelaide to-day for Baltimore in
charge of the remains. t
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25

MAyoR'sC SCOUT ortsmouth--T court was not to
session on Saturday, in consequence OF there being nc
arrests the night before. This speaks well for the quiet
ness and good order of our sister city.
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The WEATHkR-The Thermometer at DIR. ". L, Lewis
Drug Store, under the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the fol
lowing state of the weather Sun day