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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
The Wirz Trial.

WAsuINGToN, October 3.--.los. Turi-
ner and an Italian, Antonio Maroni, were
partly examined in this trial to-day,
when Mr.. Schade, for the defense, In the
absence of his colleague, Mr.. Baker, ask
cd for DELAY, in order to enable counsel to
collect and classify their witnesses before
bringing them nt0court. He alleged that
Mr.. Baker was then absent on this bust
ness. Mr.. Baker was sent for. The mes
senger returning, reported that Mr.. Ba-
ker could not be found ut his Office or
elsewhere The court declared that this
looked like wilful contempt, ordered
II recess, and announced that unless
Nlessrs. Baker and Schade were ready to
60 on by two o'clock, one of the Judge
Advocates would be assigned to conduct
the defense. Mr.. Baker afterwards APP
peared in court, stated the difficulty he
lnbored under in not knowing the points
his witnesses would testify to, aud de-
clarcd that unless he had time to arrange
their evidence he could not go on, but
must abandon the case. He asked for
two or three days and short hand repor-
Ter TO assist him. General Wallace said
that it was not customary in civil courts
even to have witnesses drilled. The
court. however, expressed its willingness
TO afford the prisoner every fncility in its
power. The room was cleared for DELHI
eration. It Is not true that Gen. Lee,
Robt. Toonbs, and others have been sub
poeneth
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

Every county in Connecticut except
one (benighted Windham) gives n mn
jOrity against negro suffrage. The ma
jority in the State will not be less than
six thousand, and may considerably ex-
coed that number.
The captain of whale-ship, which
not long since arrived at New Bedford
from voyage of thirty-seven months,
took as his share of the proceeds the
handsome sum of 81, 600.
Fifty miners have arrived at st. Louis
from Montana, bringing with them Il
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in
gold. They report no trouble on the
road with the Indians.
Female BARRIERS have become an insti-
tuition in Bangor, and q newspaper cor
respondent, who has submitted his chin
TO their delicate manipulati0ns, is enthu-
siastic in their praise.
The Canadian counsel for the United
States in the st. Adams eXtradition
cases have presented their bill for pro-
lesslonal service, in the modest sum of
fifteen thousand dollars.
1t is understood that orders will be is
sued In a few days to disband the Vet
eran reserve Corps. The Regular army
Is now sufficiently recruited TO take the
place Of this corps.
Postmaster.G General DennisOn, during
september, re-established postal service
! on 30 OF the most important routes, and
rc-opened $50 post-oilces in the South
| ern States.
A 1aIxt t,. ID Ia, Ia
ly robbed of all her wedding outfit the
| very day before that appointed for the
marriage. The ceremony was post
poned.
Tin cans holding three gallons of IL
| quOr each We're found i'm about seventy
| five barrels OF -four at st. Albums lately.
The flour was from Montreal for New
York.
The Rev. Mr.. Green, of Nashville,
Tennessee, who is Mt the head of the
Southern Methodist Book Concern, was
pard0ned by the President on Saturday.
1t is stated that the Chicago RepuJh-
can has aworking capital of 500, 900, and
spends 5000 Il week for editorial labor
and correspondence.
| The Alabama Convention on the 18th
refused TO submit the amendments
which they have made to the Constitll-
ton to the popular vote.
The publication of the Baltimore Gin.
PR has been abandoned, and a new
journal The C0HtDeYci0t-issuedi in it,
stead.
The President has appointed William
Is. Little, of Nevada, Consul at pana.
ma, in place of a. II. Mckee, deceased.
a Newfoundland dox fell 1875 feet Of
East Rock, New Haven, few days ago,
was frightfully mangled, but survived.
Professor NJ. +. Maury and family ar
rived in Washington ON Monday.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

VEG ETA BL ES-Cabliase jd10 cts. Tomatoes 2GGrS)
et. per peck: Onions 10 per bunch; Bects 10 cts per
bunch; soup Vegetables Ia 10 cts per bunsh Potatoes
75@si % per buslie: Sweet Potatoes 7JM 50 els per
peck.
fIsIIIog Fish 81 90 to sl25 per dozen; Spots lO@l5
cts per dozen; Trout 25@50 cts piece Mulle 10@l5
cts. per bunch Sheep Head 5o6esl 90.
BUTTER LARD AND CHEESE--Butter 35q43 cts.
per pound; Lard 2@25 els, per pound: Cheese ISM IS
cts. per pound.
OYSTERS-2j cents per quart.
Markets firm Demand for wheat and naval stores.
Corn dull. Gold firm with slight advance hast ono
tatiuus
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

An immense meeting of freedmen was
held on Tuesday, in Petersburg, Va, nj
which Captain Stuart Barnes, of the
Freedmcn's Bureau and others spoke
Captain Barnes exhortcd the freedmen
to labor and cultivate habits of sobrcty
and industry. lie assured them that
the idea, which many of them seemed
10 have, that the lands of their late mas
fers>were to be dividedu up among them.
was one That would not be realized, and
that they must rely entirely upon their
own exertions for lettering their condi-
finn
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

SUICIDE OF A FORMER CITIZEN OF
RIcHMoND.-Mr. George ID. Pace, form.
erly well-known citizen OF Richmond
committed suicide on Tuesday night last
by drowning himself in EdmOnd's mill
pond, near Strawberry Hill, and about
three miles from the city. His body
was recovered yesterday. For some
!ime past Mr.. PAGES most intimate
trends have feared that he has been suf-
ling rom temporary alteration of
.nlhu, superinduced, it is supposed, BY
.aals which he had entertained for some
wears past of being eventually reduced
10 poverty. These fears. however were
almost grOundless, as at the timc of b;s
.ea,n na, race was, financially, in very
Mr. race was about fifty years of noe
ana native OF Middlesex, which county
hle represented one term in The Vir";n;sa
Legislature. He moved to RichmnnI
ONE years previous to the war and r,,'
S ided in Sidney till some few mon,ha
a 60, when he removed to the cnnntr, o
81 eat near Strawberry Hill, where hn ~:
sided at the time of hisdeath. Mr. Pee
" as twice married, the last time t c'o
d aughter of the late Thomas Carter rnr
D ANY years the well-known sheriff If
3 .enrico county. He leaves large and
I ighly respectable family, including
e Teral grown sons and daughters, TO la.
q ent the loss of q kind and affectionate
a ther. The funeral will take place
rom his late residence to-day.--Rieh-
u Dpd Re77af6tic.
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The Federal Episconal Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.r-Both houses
Of the Convention organized to-day.
Texas was the only Southern State rep
resented when the call of the dioceses
war made. The whole body of the
Southern diocese will be represented Ia
ter in the session by a committee from
the Confederate bishops, to adjust the
question of reunion.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

The North Carolina State Convention
WAS organized on Monday by the elec-
lion Ofthe Honorable T.. G. Reade Prcsi-
dent, and Joseph FL. More, of Halifax.
Clerk. Over one hundred delegates were
in attendance. The business of the day
was confined to the election of printer,
shd the appointment offs committee to
wait on the Governor and 10 prepare
rules for the government OF the convcn.
tim
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DIED,

On Monday the 81 instant In the seventy second year
ofherage. Mrs MAKGARET TYLER, wife Of the late Dr.
Watt Tyler, Of rarwood, Hanover county, Va
On the Goth ultimo of oonaestiNe chill, MARTHA II.
MILLER aged ttyseyen years. widow Of Samuel s. Mill
er, deceased, formerly OF liaddonh.ld, New Jersey.
Al The "Grove," James City county, W.. September
2gth. of cJnges,iye fever. CHARLES HOLLAND COZ
FEE youngest son Of Clement 4. and Louisa q. SHARP
aged seventeen months.
At Hickory Grove theresilcncS ofM W. NJ. Mason IN
Caroline comfy, VA September 18TH 1865 after II pro
tracled illness Of ninety days. CLARA LOUISA, only
child ofohn ). ANs, Esq, aged six years. two month.
and ninet eel days.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

Gen. Candy has suspended Assistant
Superintendent Callahan, OF the Freed
mems Bureau, at Shreveport, from his
duties, pending All investigation into se-
rions charges against him. Callahan IL
fhe person who placed n whole Court
nntler arrest q few DAYS since.
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monument

4 treaty has been concluded with the
Osnge Indians, by which they cede one
million acres OF land to the government,
for The consideration Of three hundred
tlloisand dollars. They also cede two
millions of acres more of their reserva-
tion, & he sold by the government, in
trust for the tribe. All these lands are
i'm Kansas, and the rights Of actual set
tiers are protected by the treaty.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

The Original and Best in the World! The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable aud Instana
n-out. Produces Immediately splendid Black OF nnu.
raj Brown without inlnrng the hair or skin Remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine il signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT or MILLEfLErRs,
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
auglOly CHARLES BATCIlEL0R, New YonK.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
Is CAPITAL KING.

We use to hear TINT cottoh was king
but now it is said that capital is king
and II cannot be denied that il has nc.
quired an apparent ascendancy. In.
stead of capitalists competing with eacl
other az they used to do in the days OF
anld lang syne, they lay their heads 10.
Iether to swindle the public. The man
worth, We will say million of dollars,
has no idea of making money by under
selling some grecdirr millionaire'in the
same line of business us himself. He
cannot make money fast enough to suit
his comprehensive views in that way.
He prefers "clubbing" with half a
dozen other solid men" of about his
own financial calibre, sweeping the
market Of some staple of life, fixing all
exorbitant price upon the monop-
oliaed article, waiting until neces.
sfEy cOmpels the community to
submit to the shave, and then shar-
ING the cent-per-cent profit with his
colleagues. This sort OF thing is done
continually, and the men who do it are
called "shrewd operators" Sometimes
the commodity thus manipulated Is cof-
zee, sometimes beef, sometimes butter
coal. tbs generally something which
the masses must hdrc-an article Of the
fret necessity which they cannot do
without. There are persons who con.
demn all combinations for the purpose
Of raising the price of labor, and il. is
hnqnestionable, perhaps, whether such |
combinations arc of much use. Tho
saying, "Too many cooks spoil the
broth" applies emphatically to 'unions,,
of this kind. In an association iuchd. |
ing thousands, there will always be a
considerable humber who will break
faith with the majority, either from |
lack of natural firmness or under the |
strong pressure Of need. But comb. |
nation for the purpose of afiixing an ar
rifieial and undue money value to any
staple of the market, need only consist
ola few very wealthy men. These, I'M.
like the thousands who earn their bread
by the sweat of their brow, can afford to
bide their time. They don't quarrel
because by sticking together they are
sure in the end of bringing the public to
their own terms.
We are now paying from 30 to 100 per
cent. more than the legitimate market
value for many ncccssarics, in conse-
Iuenee of the monopolies Of associated
capital. Such iorestalling ought to be
punished by severe penalties, affecting !
both the PURSES and the persons Of the
IL Is In this way that efforts have been
made to raise the rent, and Consequent
y the prices of provisions in Norfolk,
but they will fail, because the demand
VIII not justify them, and the conse.
laence will be that we will not only yet !
0ottef sss cheap, but rents will be ms low r
Is in any place in the country. f
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

The whole expense of sending the
"anixious and aimless" 10 Washington
Territory will be paid by Mr.. Mercer, and
tllc figure will be from $40, 900 to $50, 900,
o. which sum 100000 will be for coal.
Tive amount he will receive from the
girls and from the other emigrants will
not exceed $4,000. All Mr.. MERGERS
scheme.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
Gelegrapbit Wehs,
NORFOLK POST DISPATCHES.
Arrival of an Embassy from Tunis.
LETTER OF COINCIDENCE TO MRS. LINCOLN.


NEW York, Oct. 5.-An embassy
from The Bey of Tunis arrived here to-
day, en- route for Washington. One of
the party bears n latter of coincidence to
Mrs. Lincoln; also, letters of felicitation
to President Johnson on the restoration
of peace.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

| PVrTERlzING REVIVED IN PETERS
| rrRG.-A Mr.. G. Baker Raine, of Pc
tersburg, beat w. +. Cameron. Came.
ron challenges Rainc; Raine subsidies
slept night, and arose next morning
venomous, and writes to Cameron that
he will fight with Arkansas tooth-picks
at any distance; rcpents, and concludes
he will not fight. Case ends in the pa
papers by Cameron posting Raine as a
coward. We wonder what regiment
these gentlemen served in: Keep cool,
gentlemen. Bulletins in papers are
more preferable than bullets in the
hide, and it is far more pleasant to sec q
report in the papers, than .rcci q chuck
nom the report of villainous saltpetre,
compressed in shooting.iron. Hecol-
lrct old Hudibras' advice
lie that fights and In battle slain,
win never live to fight again.
Restrain the bent Of your sanguinary
feelings by joining the Fenians; and,
like Claude MelnOttc, find out exactly
at what point 1.-THE cause most needs a
man." then go in and see who will go
the farthest.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

toy. Ogiesby, of Illinois, has issued
an address to the Governors of the diff
hsvnt States and Territories, TO be sub
luitted by them 10 the Legislatures and
people of their States, askin" more ac-
i've and efficient cooperation in the
matter OF iaising ttiIds for the Lincoln
IrnnfIuipnf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMM ER(IAI..
FINANCIAL,
COMM ERCIAI.,

ALE-Philsdelrhia aud Hudson, saaa
| BRANDIES-Ipple $4,000 no. IIenncsey, otsfd. ?
net Castillion, &c. sl0601 1900; Pane, andies: Che
ny, blackberry. Ginger, Sc., 10000 $50; Domestic icon
| mon $22j; California, per case, 5000.
BITTERS--Bokees, brakes, Wshoo, Russ's, Seheitan
sc sl00@ls California Wine Bitters, per ease, s30
observation-disclosures, Sides, 1919 20e.; Hams, 25ef go
| smilhheld Hams, cuts to order. 2Ja Zoe.
BEEF-Hxtra Mess. sls.O0@ 20 Co., Mess sl600@ls.0t
BRICKsfrst quality pressed, 5000; "a do, 5000
| BAUGHs PHOSPHATE FERTiiIZER, 800 per ton
| C0HN-Whitr, 7oGt75e: Yellow, ts0eis3e.
| CoTToN-0rdnary, so6t24c. Good a5dfaIe: iIi'
| ding, 3set4gc.
| C0FFEE-3lGlcNc.
| CANULES--Adamanne, 2iGt25c.
| Establishments and Imported 20dlc0
| CoAL--first quality, Hoe. % quality, ajc.
! D0MESTICS- Merrimaek Prints, Il36: sprssue d,
~ :Americau 10 30; Anio.hess do -fl; Duicbes b de
30 London Morning do q Anosh-sg do q? Ian
caster Gnghanls 81; Delanes 81, Standard Sheet
ing 30 ~ na Brown sheeiing I'D, "a do 80 A 10
Beaehed do 80 81; Ticks u a621 Striped shriing
h2S Colored and biesehed Drills, 81 is1si Coore'
FLOUR Family. sia5o@l5Oo; Extra, sa75@I2a5
Super, fg.00td9.a0; Fine. $StbS.50.
FOhAGE-liay ldog 100 per ewi; Corn, s6gloo PEE,
buShel Oats, 6UmI per bsel Bran 40sf a56 per hush
G1N-x25lNd 800
H00ps--,None.
HEADINGs--None.
LEATIfER-Car rhins. tldd sl00 per dozen suie
leather 406 iSc. per pound.
LuMBER-Clear per thousand, $1,000 III dos 5000;
ID do. 5000
lIME-rirrt quality. per bb, ss5o@ $780, I'd quality
Sl.J0@2G0
OAKUM-l0stlsc.
PORK-Mess s3aooa3loO; Prime s2Sta 5000
P0RTER--London. best hysnds, $3.50; Philadelphia
RuM-s2 4oaaoo.
R0SIN-Not quoted.
R0PE-Msna, .3a &c.. Hemp, 20G,3 Coo.
aud Granulated. lHc, White islGe; White. 49,
Elk, is}4c; -,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK. OCTOBER 8.

PUlIT Of NUKFUEk, Vtf0BER D.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pierson, Baltimore
Steamer James T. Brady, lindis, Baltimore.
Steamer Thomas Colyer, Mitchell, Richmond
Steamer City Point Talbot, Richmond.
Schooner Fannie A. Baily, Freeman, Boston.
Schooner Ware, Crittenden, NaIseino,d river,
Soop New Packet, Adams, Smhieid.
sloop Wasp, Sadller. Suffolk.
DEPARTURES
Steamer Georgranna, Picrson, Baltimore.
Steamer james 4. Brady. Landis Baltimore.
Steamer Magenta, Raulsr, Richmond
Steamer City Of Richmond, Powers. Richmond.
Schooner Triumph, We.coit, liettford, NC.
schooner John T. .spedden. Seward, Baltimore.
Schooner Flight, MeNamsr, Baltimore.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

\ great many people were curious to
know why the Rev. Mr.. Blenkin Woo.
OF Boston, England, refused IN accen,
living worth EllO0a year, when III
own was only worth x3OO. The rav,
erend gentleman has condescended tn
eniightcn them. Being tory. mud
hearing that he gave up his living Il
would be handed over to a liberal he
sacrificed his prospects in life in order
70 preserve Boston from the faint Of
denaoorxey." "
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

seoVIi ~ 81
Showing decrease of nearly SD, 1000
of coin as compared with the August
statement, and an increase of Sl3, 454, 157
of currency. The amount of fractional
s143,OO0. There has been an increase of
the June 80, 1864, five-twenty bonds of
1921 900, and of the July II, 1860, six
per cent. temporary loan of nearly
", 600 900, and OF the March /, 1862, GER
titicates of Indebtedness, n reduction of
over So, 600, 900.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

ls,hsw Brythsrs Bssks-llsrs and Stshensrs. srs@s
tLe,sara sgss sell the Ser'ls Pet. And all orders
II win hes will hs stt.sasa ~ ths q tstt ~
10 sHsv oil pnbiiast.h.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
MARRIED.

On the 81 Inst, by the Rev. j. A. Duncan Al the house
OF the bride. father. Breyet Major 0SBOl RN WATSON
of Philadelphia, fenns,ya 10 Miss HELEN caRRLi
daughter OF Wm Gray, Esq, o. Richmond.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

g.. w. rsttersii l. Gu. sathsrlea Advertising
Asssts for the fyd in New York sHd Bo.tss.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

As compared with the statement for
August, there is n reduction OF the pub
Tic debt of nearly Sl2, ~, 600, and of
interest over S500,000; and also reduce
ton of s6,0l2,000 of the legal tender
notes i'm circulation.
Amount in the Treasury 1405SS IS
Amount in the Treasiuy--currcncy ..... 5823G44 IL
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Che Aarfalk ysst.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1863

Al communications relating TO Business matters s'a
Rsstta whL this paper should be addressed 10 y. +"
Esswn, Norfolk Post All COMMUNICATIONS pe''"As
EsifsSia matters. and all correspondence i'sn''" ''
Ia !. .d,h...el 10 John Clark, Editor
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
The Public Debt.

TOTAL. DEBT 81, IA ,947, 7a6-DECREAsE
OF $l2,WO,OO0 SINCE AUGUST.
The following is q recapitulation of
the public debt, as appears from the
Treasury returns and acquisitions in the
Department on the Goth of September
In
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

EW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!
just received, the following new Publications:
WFBsTERs UNABRID0ED DICTIONARY, 1854 p aEs
ROYAL QCARTO-A VALUABLE WORK.
LES MISERABLES,
fINB VOLUMES COMPLETH IN ONE.
STEAM ENGINES AND PROPHLLERs,
by the late Hon. W. II. KiSe U.s.N.
b f u L A H,
Novel q. great interest.
TRAVELS OF ARTEMUH WARD.
large collection of
MASONIC WORKS.
Aro, large assortment of
SCHOOL Books AND STATIONERY.
GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. SO Main street,
"eto-ood5 GEO. GRAFTON, Proprietor.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE
W CONDITION on 1.-THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL
DASk" OF NORFOLK, STATE OF VIRGINIA, on the
morning of the irst MONDAY oi October iS3a
ttrssauyei May I'D 1851
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06
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