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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

II OR S A l. E.
/ offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm, adjoining tho
village of Kempsyile, in Princess Anne county Va,
nine miles from the city of Norfolk situate on the east
bank of the Elizabeth River
The situation Is healthy, society good, adjacent 10
schools and churches The land thoroughly adapted to
TRUCKING being high, rich and quick There is wood
enough on the land to pay for it,
Should it not be desirable for any in want of land
to have so large tract it will be divided into lots to suit
For terms &c. apply to SHAW & ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st., Norfolk Va in wose hanls the proper
ty has been placed for sale
j. NJ. BRICKH0USE,
Jeff Kempsville, Princess Anne CO.. Va.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT BOARDING AND DAY
~ SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, CORNER OF
CATHERINE AND FREEMASoN SITS, NORFOLK, VA,
Mrs. EMILY GRUB and Mas. NJ. A. G. CHANDLER,
Princfpals;
C. MORRIS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Languages and Mathematics,
will open the FIRST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER. For
Circulars apply to MRS. EMILY GRUBB,
Atlantic Hotel, or to
Mrs. NJ A. CHANDLER,
aup29-lws Corner York and Dottetourt sts
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
By Shaw & Roberts.

" ALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
AT AUCTION
We will SELL WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6 1896 az
IL O'Clock, NJ, on the premises that desirable
8 STORY BRICK BUILDING,
Vest side Cumberland street (rst Brick House sb,y
Queenl containing EIGHT ROOMS, oUTKITCHEN
Brick, CISTERN OF good Water and PAVED YARD.
The LOT has depth Of 1GO feet, running back to
jefferson street.
Possession given Immediately.
SHAW R0BERTs
aug30-lt Aucti0neeis
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04

sep2-6t AucHoneers
II L EG Ant ROSEWOOD AND
IL MAHOGANY PARLOR AND CHA FUR
NITURE, DINING room FURNITURE CHINA
DINNER AND TEA SETS, MIRRORS OIL
PAINTINGS de-, at No. lis East Main ST.,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, the 9TH INSTANT we will
SELL at Residence No lis East Main street large assert
ment of elegant PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI.
TURE, MIRRORS &C.; viz: in part,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD WARDROBE
CABINETS, BEDSTEADs,
MAHOGANY WARDROBE
BEBSTEADS DRESSING TABLES,
MhRBLE-T0P WASIIsTANDs AND
TOILET SETS, 0AK-CARyED
BUFFET MARBLE TOP,
WITH MIRROR CARD TABLES,
OVAL AND LADIES pREssING MIRRORS,
BLACK WALNUT ETAGERE,
"''p OAK DfNISd CHAIRS,
EXTENSION TABLE
TBAasETs, CUTGLAss wINE-GLAssEs, ' ''''
GoBLETs, DISHES PITCHERS,
CELERY GLASSES, KNIVES AND
FORKS, OIL PAINTINGS,
ROCKING CHAIRS
LOUNGES, CARPETING,
WINDOW SHADES,
&c, &c. &C.
'''' ''''''''5 NO - = ' ~ iEEi6H PHELPS,
augS1-4t Auctoneers.
VALUABLE AND MOST DESI-
RABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE ON CATHERINE
STREET, Az AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 18th
SEPTEMBER, 1865, viii sell, the premises, that
most desirable
FAMILY RESIDENCE,
No 81 Catherine street adjoining the property Of John
Whitehead Esq, and John Miller soutbgate Esq.
The HOUSE is a FOUR STORY BRICK DWELLING
containing TWELVE ROOMS, and in thorough REPAIR
(aving been lately built OF the best materially with GAS
in each room. An elegant
= ' BRICK KITCHEN,
with Servants Rooms attached, together with all neces
sary OUT BUILDINGS
The LOT fronts forty feet Catherine street, running
back about two hundred feet
rare opportunity is offered of purchasing most
desirable Family Residence it being convenient 10 Ous-
no ana in one of the best neighborhoods in The city.
sale to commence at Il O'Clock, NJ, precisely |
Trpvs Ar S,tr LEIGH PHELPS,
aug9i7t Auctioneers.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
By F F. Ferguson, Auctioneer.
WAREHOUSE AT AUCTION
The BRICK WAREHOUSE at No. oampbells whalf
nfset occupied by Turner Co. This property is 40
well known that useless to saw more than il viii he
st 70 ocloch AucfIoN FRIDAY, the 10Th inst
W. e,oh unless sooner disposed of at private sale.
me property under ground rent Of s23T 4slcO Dor
an nun II. y. F. FERGUSON
Auctioneer
- ESTAURA FOR SALE AT
10y A issy will, on WEDNESDAY, sEPTEAf-
he 5D O WILL IL ' F%T A. n on the premises sell
Houses No1 a and 40, on North side of WidsWater
| street, at present occupied by Mr.. J. B weeks,
After the sale of the Fixtures &c. will seu al, II,
| HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
BEDS
MATTRESSES,
| BEDSTEADS,
| BUREAUS,
SIDEB0ARDS,
TABLES,
CHAIRS
SHEETS
PILLOW CASES
BLANKETS
QUILTS, &c.
ALSO
ZONE VERY FINE
SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO,
aud number of other articles too numerous to mention
TERMS CASH +. +. FERGUSON,
sep2-4t Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT AT AUCTION.
will SELL at Public Auction on TUESDAY NEXT
SEPTEMBER o. 1865 at IL o'clock in front of the prem
ises, the
VALUABLE LOT
the East side of Catherine street adjoining the pro
perty Of Mr. William d. Dagnall together with all the
Buildings thereon.
This LOT fronts Catherine street twentyisix feet
more less, and runs back Avon street about two
hundred and eighy-four feet with party Lane the
North side Of it,
There is very comfortable and convenient
DWELLING HOUSE
on the LOT, at present occupied by Mr.. William G. Digs,
and the LOT be proftaby divided make three
Lots with front of thirtytwo feet Avon street. by
depth Of eighty feet Lot on Catherine twenty-six by
hundred and -four, and the present Dwelling, with
front on the Lane of one hundred feet
This property ia we'll worthy the attention of persons
desiring either pleasant residence safe investment
Terms Cash, OF its equivalent.
f. +. FERGUSON,
sepl-4t Auctioneer
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
By Shaw & Roberts.

by 6HdW q hOU6Tts'
4 Il AUCTION.-Our Regular SAT-
n URDAY'S SALE of
HORSES,
MULES,
FURNITURE, &c,
Will take place THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE SOLD,
Doube-Horse CARRIAGES
Superior BUGGY
~ Boxes COFFEE,
40 Boxes SPICES,
400 Pounds ENGLISH MUSTARD
400 Pounds CREAM TARTAR
400 Pounds PEPPER,
AGO Pounds loose PEPPER
600 Pounds GINGER,
20 Packages 00L0NG TEA,
IL Boxes STARCH,
10 Gross BLUEING
SHAW & ROBERTS
| sep2-lt Auetjones,.
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AND TRUCKERS.

Your attention is called to most desirable FARM ON
the Western Branch Of Elizabeth River about four miles
from Portsmouth By land and FIVE six by water from
Norfolk.
1t contains about ninety Acres of heavily MANFRED
land, with large stock Of manure yet on hand and
River and Creek 'front.' estimated TO be sufficient for
planting 900 bushels Of Oysters For salea Bargain
by GEO. r. WILSON
Auction and Commission Merchant
augl1-u No. IL, Campbers Wharf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-04
SHAW & ROBERTS SALES,
BY Shaw & Roberts

4 II AUCTION.-We will offer to tho
" TRADE on this MONDAY M0RING, sept an
1865 at IL O'clock at our Auction Rooms, corner Of
Roanoke square and Wide Water street the following Do
sirabIe GOODS in PERFECT ORDER, and direct from
New York:
20 PACKAGES oOLONG TEA.
IL BOXES LAUNDRY STARCH.
10 GROSS BLUEIN6
40 BOXES SPICES
IL BOXES COFFEE
81 PACKAGES CREAM TARTAR
~ DOZEN ENGLISH MUSTARD
50 CANS ENGLISH MUSTARD.
20 BOXES GINGER
s BOXES CLOVES and ALLSPICE
80 BOXES PEPPER
SHAW RoBERNs,
sep4-lt Aueti0neers
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-03
PRACTICAL Halter.
INTERESTING 70 TIE PUBLIC.

yuyHE subscribsf formerly Broadway Halter. AMI
\ for more than twenty years associated with the
leaders OF Fashion and Proprietor ~ the Indian
ape Hat Nsnufsctory. being aatterngiy aged
10 the spirit aud pride of honorable competition sgsns
Eastern productions ia bis resolved upon renewed
more efficient effort 10 produce hone-made fashion
able head dress shch shall be stficily IN keeping with
all the improvements and fully M 70 The spirit 81
the progressive sg- We Live H.
THIS season he has introduced IN addition TO he Gents
aud Young Gents Fall Styles u fashionable Hats, oil
fh- standard style of trade reno~n, A. follovs;
No TENTS Fall style for 1855
40. 2-Y ing Gents Fall Style for ls65.
No. j. Gents Broadway Standard, Bell STYLE
No. New York standard, Straight style
W. 5-The Medium Union, standard siyis
No. 6-Ihe Paris Standard, Bell style.
~. The Paris Standard, D'Orsay .tyle
So The Pans 81 sndsrd. Woman style.
w g-The Friends Standard, Sirs ght styl,
So. le--The Frients' Standard. Bell style.
No. ii-Ladies' SIX Hat, Fall styles Ter lsiS
HIS standard styles roducticns ofni oc, and
skill inyeriOusy blending all the nice points Of the several
s;yss techulcslly Ia original styles, unique and
fsIliless 10 combination that by the witth and
shaping o. the brm With suitable curl will make them
suit the fancy the fsstdious gentleman. the
judcious % the PLAIN and neatly dressed honest
yeouan. he above named sly are all homemade
productions aud unsurpassed for quality % material and
slesane- OF nsh which material i enhanced IN value
by the l-odus opsrdni. Of manipulation. in the hands
Of legitimate Bstgers scientifically skilled IN the ptacti
cal al his ecuit With these facilities az
his COMMAND, he 4 now prepared . profuce home.
made Hat manufactarers' prices. % uusUf ele
Esnee combining genius with science, pestness With
stye beauty with quality hghiness with c1fAbEiv elias
ITCHY 9TH strength and Verfeci model mould ~, sOt
I'D agreeable TO the head cf ne
cent? SIX Hats altered &c he Fall style
SIX Hats altered Ladies. FasL osat.s sy1s
" 8IONy. PfA-ticAl Halter,
y .. K~nteoss Avenue, latiAnsPolis, Ind
oe-ls-d1stf
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-03

LECTURE AT MAsoS,o HALL.-A pretty good
audience greeted the appearance OF George
Thompson. Esq quondam member Of the British
Parliament. snd a shining light in the cause o.
Emancipation
For full hour We listened to his famous dis
tribes against Slavery, judaism aud Catholi-
eiom
His philanthropy appear q - - SAVIOR con
sderably u the Mr.. JeI.by Or Amibadab
Sleek order. no, very prA ',ieal. journeylug 10
distant lands to fad sphere ia which to ops
rate. when ample scope might well be fouui at
home
The burden OF bis laIoent seem, 10 Dc col :
fined entirely - the suffering. OF four millions
of freedmen OF African descent ia this country,
While he is siHgulariy silent respecting equally
oppressed class of white operatives " Mar
chester
What .specal, aee1 ia lhs country IN The
line OF lectures such a will pat in IN oe-
ca.ional plea for tolsratioa We already have
enough fansticsm at home and hence there ID DO
necessity FOR the importation II the article Adj
vice concerning Governmental policy comes
with 4 bad grace from Eugishm4n-"ph ilAn
thrOpist" though he be-when ne call 10 mind
Englands pact conduct, aud especially her "neu-
tr.l' position during the late American confiic.
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Otd Fellows CeisbratiOn-McC ann's
Case-Adyance I'm Cotton.

hA.EyiLLK Nov. ?-The annual celebration
OF the Order Of Odd Fellows took place to-day
There Sss procession With music, aai All nd
dress by he Rev b Ferguson. delivered at
the hall There were large delegations OF the
Order tom Louisville and other cities present.
The festivities conc'a aided with 4 bali az Masonic
Temple.
The counsel ia tie cas-, 81 Dick Mccain held
prisoner 81 VA Il Knoxville. commenced the
aTgumer, 90 day, in the Gireni' Cont, il favor Of
the writ Of hdbsas corpus being granted hin
Cotton has advanced one and ont-hAli cepis
over quotations Of YESTERDAY closing decline al
+6le TO 10. lot offered a. A. taken. CAS- bales
received. and 473 shipped
The River j. q; a stand.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-03

hshoEOl,ian TAeaisr.--An excellent house
last evening sssemb led witness the School
for Scandal F"
Ms Waller Is versatile we'll A. a meiito-
foas actress. ani her rendition vi Lady fesEle
has everywhere called forth the highes, encomi
ums Of she pres, and public Her success lss'
plight w., fully up 20 her ~on'ei reputation.
To ulgai Mrs Waller take. farewell benefit
on which occasion She .ck LEGGED versatility
OF the ladr will ts PM 90 practical test The
pieces selected 70. the occasion are Hamlet. ,"
nrst. second am third acts. aud ;hs Carnival
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-03


WuHISeroS, Nov 2-Sscre.sry MeCuI-
loch to-dsy promulgated ststenss, OF the Pub.
nc Dee', ss u appears from the books Of the
ireasurets' returns srd acquisitions in the De
partuent- On the 3ls October. 1855 the re-
espi'ulsficns show the following.
Deot bearing iuteres, IN coin, Al .l6l. lS7
eyl ~; debt bearing interest IN Iavful ruopev
$ffs, Isl. ll9.IS4 As; deb, or which iut.r-.. IA.
ceased, Si37 1872 COS; debt bearing no Interest.
$Js6, az, US .95l; total amount outstapdipo
81. 40 .6S4 .75s 80; total Interest 1889 sol :
s59; Of which t67 ,67v, $40 80 IL in coin. and
81 ,e61. lis oe in lawful money; he legal ten
Ger notes in circulation are IS follows: Two
years, Ger cent, $50 536 90l; United Stat,s
notes. old, S3o9 2Os $50; United States. new
$%,19 ZOE. 46e 90: compound interest notes.
$ii ,sOl ,2i4 100; total, So, $40, sos 100.
The folloving 10 the amount ~ the Treasar,:
In coin, 334S ;59s.Il5; in currency, 1888 ,05s,-
l5< Total, $s35 ,s57 500 Fractional cusrency
On hand, $3.50 OLA, <s9 contrast of the o.
tob<r statement with that OF Novembsr shows =
reduction Of TIE public dsbt tour millions of Dol
lsrs, and slss a reduction ia lsgal teode.s o
ever forty four millions In the October state
neDi there 10 also q neu feature, viz: he amount
outstasding in $50 bond exchanges under the
act OF March ID, 1865. nearly four millions and
bait. These are payable after five and re
ssemsble afisr w snty yesrs from November lst,
1885, a. elk per csnt. interest in coin. The
Temporary loan, al fsar PER esat., Is $6l2,72S,
a. ave per cert. 81 100 .97l and ct ak per cent :
Sol 200. Certificates Of Indebtedness bs,r-
ins ak per esnt. interest. S., 9o5, 0co
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-03

Circuit Court - CRIMINAL Docket The case OF
Nicholas GODS, On trial Tor grand larency, was
determined Yesterday A verdict Of Guilty
was ,esurned, and biz scnten.s vas nxed At tea
yeAls IN the fsniteutiar, he Prosecutor In
form. " hat he VAS al old offender having pre-
viously served a ierm tor nsnslaugh,er The
trial OF Hlam Conkn. 10. petit larceny, vas in
progress.
Common Pies, Coarf --Cica Docket The cas-
Of Pearson al Al vs. Bond, was in progress yea
terda,
.Ssprsme Court Of Iniiana - Forty -isuith day,
May Term, Nov -, 1865 -Jo.epa W. Wilson
Q, al - David Whitssell r. a Appeal frsm
Howard o Aairme,i Elliot. C j.
William F. Rowan ~. Aajth reagas-Ws-
bash q. G. Affirmed UIesory, j.
VI. Doaovan - rownoi Huntington Hunt
iugion G c Dismissed Tor want Of jurisdiction
Opinion by Gregory. J
John Knight, administrators. W. Toledo / Wa
bash Railway Co Wabash c. G Affirmed
Gregory
John W Thorn aud wife Vi. Benz Wilson.
Observation-Disclosures c P c. Reversed and re-
man0ed Frazer. j
John w. Thorn Benz. Wilson. executor
Jefferson q 7 C. Affirmed. s. damages. Fra
esr
Ia The United Suites D.stycf Court the case OF
c. W Jone. W. Gen Hovey, Col Warner and
Captain Reynolds. has been transferred from the
FLOYD Circuit Court. where il vas originally
brought, pursuant to the Act of Congress OF
March ID 1868. Tor such eases made ard pGo
vided The action !. brought by the plaintiff To-
s. .00O damages for alleged false imprisonment
We believe that Is the frat case OF the kidd ia
a. been Instituted 10 the State, aud this result
will probably be conclusive OF the course to be
taken by many other parties il this State whs
have real OF supposed grievances under this head
TO be relressei.
Cousfg Cfmm,ss.oasTs We sSs sdsised that
this honorable Board will most positively. meet
neat SATURDAY
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Prom Ain buma-Cotfon Swindiers-
Oufrnges-Persons Burned tn Dc d
by gsObbcrs-A Rucl, &c, &c

Nrw Yonx, Nov "A Mobile correspond dent
Of the fumes stat.s that Col. Brooks has ferreted
out system oil cotton thisving Of huge proper
tons BY which The Government has been bad V
ssindlec. and csrtsin A:sistap' Treasurers'
agents have pocketed large sums o. money. A
Rev Mr Carver has been arrested as one OF the
principal agents in this fraud.
- stor hs."~-s -~-s ri--sy, <--k several
fires lately have destroyed much OF that descrir-
ton o. property
Two companies III the Fifteenth Regulars have
arrived from Newport, and the Regiment 10
quagtored on Government street
Lieutenant Burns has died.
Lieutenant Occleston, OF Providence, Id. been
promoted 10 First Lieutenant
Horrible outrages were lately committed near
Florence. Several persons have been burned 10
death by robbers in search of hidden valuables
Northern Alabams is full of patriotism, and
American Gags are seen on many houses but the
southern portion of the State, including Mobile,
is not so patriotic, they having suffered heavily
from investments in rebel currency, &c.
A duel was fought few days since between
Hall. the editor OF the Mobile Times. and rebel
Col Brook. Shot guns were used, At distance
of forty PAGES. No one hurt
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NV YoRK, Nov. 2-By arrival yesterday oil
General Auqurie, Military Commander of the
State of Cohulu, for the Republic, We learn tina,
General Escovoda was at Cuatro Coshils. about
600 miles west OF Matamoras, on the aOth and
25th of September. with bis forces scattered ell
over that State. New Leon Was acting on the
defensive, and only harrassing the French by
bushwhacking. General Auqurie says that Ca
males Carda, Leon and others we're more than
100 miles from Aatamorss, waiting the return oil
General Csvajsl with means and elements Of
war he asserts that the reported defeat OF the
Liberals at Matamoras, II trae, must be the Bar
dit Coriinas. who has no flag He says that
the whole mass OF the Mexican people will rise
and eItormina,e the French ss sooc rs they cal
get srnis and ammunition. and that Presijsn.
Juar.l j. in 40 danger at Augustine.
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sASir,Er The health Of the city j. iepe,-
.en'ed by the disciples OF the healing art a. being
good. The almost universal prevalence OF ma
famous disorders. ge. minated AID ios.sred by er-
ee..ive rains and BY hot summer, the intensity
Of whose heat vas protracsed until far into The
autumn. has measur.bly subsidized Autumn
lros,s have broken TIE scepteI ol tast monarch
Who causes his subjects 1, shake a. b. bid
ding. MaAris has slmos, eht.rsiy disappeared
Considerable typhoid fever prevails, ou not
sufficiently - 70 amount 10 sn epidemic NO
contagious diseases 40 far As sc ean lsaFa, dis
tgrb our deniIsns, aud. taken all IA all, frOvi-
dsnce visits BIS people here with goodis share
Of mercy in hi. kindly dispensaiions OF the price
less blessing vi health Cro4kers -ho have bscn
a. birds of evil onsn among as predicting .
sweeping eonGagior. are likely 70 be pui al
fault. Winter has iutesposed barrier 10 the
passage Of the eholera scros. the Atlantic, and
that dread sco1rss is fscsding from bis march
sestwsrd Thus do ~s enter upon the second
rsoush Of tts closing season OF the year