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The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26

w. I'D. LITTLE
r. Agent for all the {. reat Leading Routes to Chi
cago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, D, troit, Milwaukee
Galena. Oshkosh, st. Paul, Lacrosse. Green Bay
Quincy st. IT, ui', ouisvilIs, Indianapolis, Cairo
re. AMI is prepared to furnish Through Tickets
from Portland to al the principal Cities and Towns
Ia the legal States and the SanaGas, ri the
10 " EST RATES OF FARE,
And all neefful information chee fully iurnisbeS
TRAVELLERS will find it greatly to their ad vantage
to procure Through Tickets at the
POrtian.; Railway Ticket Office. 81 Ex-
change street, up siaiIs.)
Wy. u. LITTLE. Agent.
PASSAGE Tickets FOR California, by the O'd lime
Mail Steamers aud Parama Railroad pay be secured
by early application at this office.
March 20. 1865. nnar30d& wifi
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PORTLAND, sAC0 ~ 5s0ETsNourS
RAILROAD.

--s3sasaEE3 On and after April 8, 1866, Passenger
s1staRk.as SS3ssstsE Trains leave as follows:
Leavg fortIand for Boston, at $40 A. III. and 2.50
z. M. s#x~fM raasft fsfs 84rtf
Leave Boston for Portland at $50 A. NJ. and 3
Pm.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Supt.
Portland, A pril 8, 1866. .LL-l edit
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Through Tickets.

EsEEEsg51 For the on REGIONS Of NEW
eS &&'@5zsg YoeR P.srSsY LvANIA, ONO aad 81
par.s Of the HbsT via the khlE ~ iLwAY, for fas
at the lowest rates at the UNIor 1IoKET OFPloR,
81 EXCHANGE STREET.
mar13d& VISIT u, LITTLE, Agent.
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Oninns.
Scotch Canvass.

600 BOLTS of s'Dayid Corsar & Sons" Leith,
ZNDU a sail-cloth of superior quality, inst re-
ceivel direct from Liverpool, and tor sale BY
McGILVERY, RYAN Il DAVIS,
sept24d6 No. i6l Commercial Street.
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ATLRA9sC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Wall 81. cor. Wsaia". NEW YORK.
m JANUARY, 1856.
Insures Against MARINE aud INLAND Nayis
CATION Risks.

The whole profits of the Company reve., IN The
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY. NM ire
Premiums terminated daring the year; and Or hieh
Certificates are issued, bearing interest until Te-
deemed. l.i
The Dividends In the Years 1863 and were 10
The Profits for % Ysars AMOUNT to the
sum o. sls.6sl Gao
Cash. es IS.5a7sO
The Company aes dssets orer Rgeren Million
Dollars, viz
United States and state Of New.York
Stock, City, Bank and othe. stocks. s4,97t go
Loans secured by stocks and otherwi-e 2,fS7 $50
premium Notes and Bile Receivable.
heai Estate. Bond aud Mortgages. ana
other securities, 3'lW 30
United States Gold Coin, W SD
Jashin Back, zSs4s0
u4 sll. iasaO
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For Sale Cheap.

kSEA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
~ GlNES with Hose Carriages; all in
rs VEx5 good order
t1o,,1 rs-o - Also, lot OF Hose suitable fer
EZRA RUSSELL fJb;ef Engineer
Or A. P. MORGAN, Charman UlS! -, Be-,
land Fire Department. oo''iinist s,s,,o ~
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6 National Traders Bank
Valuable Real Estate in ScarborO',
For Sale.

OnA ACRES of Salt Marsh, in lots to suit pur-
AOO chasers. :, f.
Also the Homestead Farm, containing about 1875
very superior upland, being the property re-
Gently owned by the late Hon. Horatio Southgate
Enquire of Seth Scammon on the premises, or
ti 5f EZRA CARTER, Jr., Portland.
May 3-eod6t&wif
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-26

Symond's Patent s. Burner.
And Petroleum Fluid,
A. A. MOVES g. SON.
Aug 12-d1w 30 Exchange st.
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Merchandise.
FLOUR! FLOUR!
POtntoes. Pof0toee !

TNHOSE wishing 20 Contract tor Potatoes for Ship-
ping or other purposes, can be supplied at shoit
notice and at the lowest prices, by calling on A. S.
1853 Commercial Street, or ANSEL LOTHRoP. No.
176 Fore Street. ~
August 4.-dtf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

Jackson and Tecumseh Sherman, Sher-
idan and Stuart, are American names,
and their glory American glory. Or
rather, what will be more manly still,
let us fix our eyes upon the grand future
of this grandest of all nations, and press
forward towards its realization, striving
fraternaily and harmoniously for the
larger share of the rewards which tempt
and entice us all.
First of all, should we set our faces
against the Vaccinations of those who
solicit the immigration of foreigners,
Germans, Irishmen, ct ceterd, in the
hope that they may be imbued with our
old sectional luminosity, large, liberal
and honest patriotism will also suggest
that we invite our Yankee, yes, our
Yankee brethren, to come and settle
among us; to bring their wives and
children, and their flocks and herds,
and their frugality and enterprise, and
particularly their money to pay cash
for our Landslide only available prop
erty we have left. We should assure
them that we will receive them as
American citizens, entitled to equal po-
litical rights with ourselves, and that
we will, in good faith, make the best
bargain out of them that we can, for we
are needy; and that if they are clever
fellows, and their wives sweet ladies,
and their daughters lovely girls, and
their sons honest, Industrious and
worthy men, we will call upon them
and invite them to our homes, and teach
them the principles and practice of Vir-
ginia hospitality, and will encourage
our sons and daughters, and their
daughters and sons, to behave them
selves as young people, of discreet and
pious parents, ought to and will.
Any man or set Of men that panders
to the passions of the hour may win o
transient local popularity, but any party
or any church that bases itself upon the
supposed continuance of sectional ami.
mostly builds upon the sand, and will
go dOwny irretrievably, before the COM
ing flood of intense tnion-loving patri-
otism which will overflow this land
and, as deluge, overwhelm all obsta-
cles, and, as an irrigant, enrich and re-
fresh it, and make it, physically, politi
cally, socially and enthusiastically, tt
flow with milk and honey and be re-
sonant with joy and gladness.
Vera pro gratis by A VIRG1NIAN;
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.-This Line l..
composed of the steamers Hatteras" Captain Lewis
Parrish and the Albemarle" Captain Boarne, new first
class aidewheel steamers with all the modern improve
ments and comforts for the travelling community COM
anded by old and experienced officers and generally pop
uar with the public The agent of this Line is Captain s.
O. Elliott who is well and avorably known throughout
the State of than ordinary energy and en-
terprzs and for number of years connected with the
old New York line Of steamers. We congratulate the
Company securing the services of such men as Parrish
and Elliott They will have occasion to regret
their selections the fact that their individual popu
iary in this community stands second to no men IN Tue
business ashore or ahoat."
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

and our word for it, there will be no
further need of filing the newspapers
with grumblingand growing complaints
of the worthlessness of the freedmen,
and the failure of free labor. They will
work, and work well and faithfully if
well used and properly remunerated.
But whether the people follow our ad-
vice or not, we can assure them that to
complain of the present condition of af-
fairs, be itgood or bad, will accomplish no
useful purpose. The remedy is in their
own hands; that remedy cannot be a re-
turn to slavery.
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THE NEWS.

VIZ have accounts of terrific rain,
.,,,ndar liohtning and wind storms
satt, IN the Fast and the West, on Tues
5ou Lost oct At Hartford, Connecticut, and
;m hot vicinity, the rain poured down
~ ~ v &c zoe Quarters of an hour in the most
a., manner, turning the streets into
,;r,nrS and flooding nearly all the cellars.
~, buildings were struck by light
. No.! and much damage was done. At
r rine and in other points of Ohio
snd IN other Western States, there was
anu an,,oIIv heavy rain, with the accompa-
s'qiunant of a furious tornado, causing inn
nnanse destruction of property and con-
siderable 'loss Of life. ''s--.
commissioner Edmunds, of the Land
bureau has just prepared, and will soon
i,s,e on important circular, containing
aiato;led information for the benefit Of
anr neople and immigrants as to the
Node Of obtaining public lands, whether
ht, purchase or location, under the Pre-
o o9 or Homestead law. The circu-
far will he accompanied by q list OF all
tha district land offices in the United
States, and the place where each Is Local
ted. esf
The degree of L. L. D., has been COLI
farred on Lieutenant General Grant,
Secretary Stanton and Charles OConor,
ESD, Of New York, by Union College,
Schenectady, during the commencement
exercises of this week.
There are, just now, in London, such
a number of the nOuOeduI riches strug-
ding to get into society, that the de-
gnand for "dining-out lords'' is so great,
that there is likely to be astrike among
the "pauper-peers,"
The Rev. Henry Johnson, Of Chester
field, Va, who shot and killed soldier
while robbing his garden, has been sem
fenced to five years confinement in the
penitentiary.
Homer and Byron are to be honored
in Greece. Theking-be his taste praised
and glorified forever! lis going to in
auguratea monument to Byron at Mis-
solonghi.
The theatres are to be prosecuted for
supplying drop between the acts with
out license.
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DIED.

III Wilson, u c., July 10th, inst, after three months
Illness little GERTRUDE, aged 16 months and % days,
infant daughter Of DR.. G. ". and Mary N. Tatsm
In Fredericksburg the 21st inst after proracted
Illness of five months, Mrs. MARY BO2EI, corsort OF
Richard Bozel, ST., in the roth year Of her age.
In Fredericksburg Tuesday, the 25th inst, after
lingering illness, Mrs. NANCY SACREY, consort OF the
late Butler B. Sacrey.
In Port Royal, Caroline county, Va, July I'D PHILIP
LIGIlTF00T, aged 81 years.
In Fredericksburg, Sunday, 2Sd inst, SUSAN con.
sort of George P King, in the AID year OF her age.
July 23, 1865, at West End, Fairfax county, Va.
ROBERT LEE, infant son of John II. and Mary T.
Watkins, aged one year and four months.
On the 10th of February 1865 at her residence in the
county OF Roekbrdge, of Paralysis Mrs NANCY OBRIEN
in the SD year of her age
In Petersburg, July 9th, 1865, Mrs LEILA A PAUL,
consort OF the late Moses Paul.
In Petersburg Thursday evening July q ill., al the
residence of his brother, GEO. WYIHE McCANDLIsH,
in the ed year OF his age. Vs.
In Petersburg, July 9th, EDWARD A. BR0DNAx, in
the 45th year of his age.
July 18th, 1866 IRWIN LEROY, infant son Of George
W. and r NJ A. Sutherland, of Petersburg aged il
months and four days
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which we have not heretofore received,
which shows that the s'reliable gentle
man y is ON his travels:
The Paris correspondent of the Globe
writes: ~
awe learn from Ostend 18th july
that Che Confederate General Lee had
disembarked there from Belgian trans
atlantic packet, the Rubis, or Rubens,
as a second-class passenger which
would indicate that he crossed the water
incogpita and without cognizance of the
American authorities. He proceeded at
once into the interior of Germany
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

COMMITTED FOR EXAMINATION. The parties arrested
for the robbery of Freemans jewey store the 2oth
ultmo turned to the civil authorities yester
day, by Captain Hoffman. John Sullivan and Robert
Patterson were confined in jail, by the military police
for bet security circumstances havefuy developed
that the latter to whom oil the rest indebted for
rest PUT up the job, and In order to screen himself
tried to go back the others and told all the details
&C. The principal information on this point we received
from John Kinlock, who is quite an adopt on "cold
trails" and very efficient detective, as the sequel has
developed He volunteered his services to Captain Holt
man. as he informs u.s. work out the case and render
all the assistance of his experience in matters We
hope his services may be appreciated BY those interested
in the recovery Of the property found and be suitably
rewarded for his energy and success.
Captain Hoffman informs us that Phil Hinchman does
not appear be implicated in the robbery but he
only arrested on suspicion from information elected from
Patterson He "peached" as it is termed from sinister
motives of self interest &c.
uinchman and Champion were taken to the Mayors
office yesterday evening, and turned to his Honor
but in consequence of the lateness of the hour they
we're not examined, and therefore locked up until
this morning, when 1t lis presumed, they will have
hearing
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

PRENTICE ON WADE HAMPTON
Wade hampton, in long letter to the
bia, s. c., June 10th, attacks Gen. Shar.
mans official report ofhis march th,ougb
the Carolinas, as ''misrepresentinr him
in the grossest and falsest manner y
Wade may attack Gen. Sherman's re-
ports, but, if he had, at the head of his
troops, attacked Sherman himself. he
would have been Wade and found want.
fnU
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

a colored soldier, formerly of this city,
but at present with Gen. Weitzel on the
Rio Grande, writes to his wife, who re-
questedus to read the letter, as her educa-
ton had been somewhat neglected:
"Darlin duck, l loves you out here
thousand times better than when ] was
by your side" He is not singular in
this. A great many husbands love their
wives all the better at q distance.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

CASE OF GEN. JOE. JoHNsToN.-It Is
probable that an exception will be made
tn favor of General Johnston, and his
pardon granted at once, instead of put
ting him on indefinite probation, as in
the cases of other rebel generals. Among
the grounds suggested for making. this
exception is the fact, said to be well au-
thenticated before the Attorney-Gene-
raj, that Johnston did all in his power to
bring the rebellion to close long before
it became palpably evident that the
thing was in collapsed condition.
WushinqtOn Cor. NetU York Times.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

BOARD OF TRADEFrom certain information. ELECTED In
OF conversation yesterday it is evidenced that
Baltimore is using her best energies to draw of our trade
Will merchants forward at and counter
this influence by organizing effective and energe
c Board of Trader Wake lup to your interests men Of
Norfolk and show forth natural advantages by pro
per energy of purpose Set about it at once "Procras-
tinaton is the thief Of time :" and now before the fall
trade sets n is the time to act Start the ball by calling
public meeting, that may hear men of wisdom upon
this vital question Of interest to future prosperity
Move move move
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

MnITARY.-We are informed that the Thirteenth New
York Heavy Artillery stationed in this city, have
received orders transferring them Washington city, and
it is expected they will leave for their new station in
few days This regiment it will be recollected has been
consolidated with the Sixth New York Heavy Artillery
The Colonel and LeutenantCoon having been muster
ed out leaves the detachment of Eve companies now un-
der orders for Washington under the command of Major
j. Il uasSler-
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

- VIRGINIA ELEcTIoNs.-If the people
of Virginia prefer to elect secessionists
to Office, as it would seem, they but rem
der their condition all the worse. The
Federal Government will go right ahead
for ali such distractions; and We have
the very best reason fol- believing that
President johnson will, in good time,
LET that and every other State acting in
the same way, know that he Is in no
humor to be trified with. The Old Do
minion will find that If the war has not
been fought through to the end--even
the "bitfey" end--it surely will be, if
she SO wills it. The Presidents policy
is to establish firmly and everywhere
the principles for which the war was
waged.- Pittsburg Com.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01
SHIP PING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF NORFOLK, JUIr 80.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer Georgiana, Pearson Baltimore,
Steamer HatteTas, Parrish, New York.
Steamer Yazoo Couch New York
Steamer Dictator bearing, Baltimore.
Steamer Thomas Collyer, McCarrick, Rlehmon
DEPARTURES
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Richmond
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman Batlmore
Steamer Georgiana, Pearson, Baltimore
Steamer Albemarle, Boarne New York.
ARRIvALs-JuLr 81.
Steamer D. and L. Baker Cole Baltimore
Sloop Banner, Winter Elizabeth Civ
Steamer May Flower, Robinson Pniiade lpLis
Schooner IorpaS, Rogers, New London.
Schooner r. L. Tay, Freeman Boston,
Sioop Brinkley, Powell, Nansemond.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell Batimnra
Steamer James I. Brady, Lands Baltimore
Steamer City Point, Talbot Richmond
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston Ricamond
DEPARTURES.
Schooner James T. Boyd, Robbins. Nav York
Steamer Dictator, bearing, Richmond
Steamer Thomas Colyer, McCarrick Richmond,
Steamer Louisiana, RUSSELL Balti-nro
Steamer james I. Brady, Landis Baltimore.
LIST OF AARRIgALs AND DEPARTURES At
30RIHHSS MONROE, July go
ARRIVALS
steainer Guide, Alexandra, Va
Steamer Karnak, Alexandra, Va.
Steamer Lizzie Baker, Richmond, Va.
schooner :. Nicserson, New York, forage.
Propeller Leader Richmond. =
Barge james u. Craig, Richmond.
Steamer Edward Everett, Baltimore.
Tug Clyde Richmond. = -,F4.E adj.
. TpsAlids Richmond. ~"
Schooner Elizabeth and Eleanor Richmond, ordnance
DEPARTURES.
steamer Eliza Baker, Washington, D. G.
Propeller Leader Philadelphia.
Tug Portland, ChesapeaksCit Nd
Barge Parry wadhans, Chesapeake City, Md.
Barge Metropolitan, Chesapeake City, Md.
ARRIvALs-JuIr 80.
Steamer Weybosset, New York, light,
Steamer G. W Thomas, Richmond, officers.
Steamer River Queen, Washington, officials
Steamer City Of Albany, do. do.
Steamer winnisimit Fredericksburg, ordnance.
DEPARTURES
Steamer Winnessmit, Norfolk, light
Steamer City Of Albany, Washington, officials
Steamer River Queen, do, do,
Regular Mail Boats.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

Enthusiastically morning. about eight A. NJ, two
painters named William Hardin and James Wright
while engaged painting the shed upon the end of Camp
BELLS Wharf, and used by the New Line of steamers
precipated from the platform by the scafoldng giving
way In their descent they struck the wash board of
lying at the wharf, and both seriously in
ured that they had to be conveyed to their respective
licences in hack. Both young men were hard working
and industrious mechanics and this unfortunate accident
much to be regretted they dependent upon their
daily labor for support.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01
Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel july 81

Free Richmond Va; William Comfy. Rochester;
Col NJ N Falls, Baltimore John Stradmand, Y;
Robert Chisamaud, New York; John Turner, New
York; Wheeler Washington, DC; Franklin Pratt,
George Freed, Hartford, G; Price Georgia, y
Allen, Va; Bohannop, Mathews HI II johnson,
lady aud two children, Lynchburg, Va; John Walker,
Va; Oscar Browne, c; l. Warren, Edcnton, n G;
Miss Mary Daily, Pa.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

Row.-Yesterday morning bellgerent of Ham,
named Lamb wilkins, arrested in Portsmouth, at the
Market house Crawford street. for deying the public
generally aud attempted assault upon of the night
Waterman, named Whitehurst. He was locked up to
await the action of the military authorities.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

THE WEATHER. Since Saturday tho weather has mode
rated to temperate and pleasant degree. About
shutdown the wind veered around to the southeast,
rain came up in slight shower, nd cooled the atmos.
phere considerably. Sunday morning the wind veered
more the eastward and thiekened up threatening rain
Or crops need little invigorang. The extreme heat of
the past week has pacLed the ground to such degree
that rain will not only be beneficial but exceedingly
pleasant and very acceptable to dry cisterns which
about are at low ebb' As write We have every
indication Of eopious shower. We only hope it may
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

The Exchange National Bank of Nor
folk, yesterday, did a heavy business. 1t
received personal deposits to the amount
of S49S,00O before ten o'clock. This is
doing a cash business to some purpose,
and is good index to our prosperity.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

From TIE LAND OF SUNRISE, far off Asia, come the ar
omatc ROOTS of which Fragrant So7oDoST Is composed
In this preparation the chemistry Of the toilet has achieved
its most remarkable triumph Pnre unsullIed teeth and
agreeable BREATH and absolute exemption from all dlsea
that effect the gums the results Of daily apple
oltion of the SozoD0yT,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

EAzoo-Tha fine steamer will leave her wharf, at the
end Of Whitewater street. this evening at eight O'Clock
Passengers should he aboard early The Yazoo is one Of
the finest and safest vessels the trade and affords
perior accommodations for passengers andsvery facility
10 shinIars
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

Ma THOMPSON & Co., dealers in liquors, Wines eies'
&c. keep constantly on hand select assortment in their
line and offer inducem, to dealers upon the most
favorable terms W. b. Rodgers the managing partner
of the firm in this city, is well and extensively known IN
the business community, and to the citizens generally
prompt man Of burinsss" and decided ability as
merchant Therefore his connection with the house
evidence of its reliability in the proper selection Of
the stock for this market
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

The large roll of honor, embracing
the name of almost every meritorious
officer who served during the war, and
who are being breveted for their services,
is being prepared, and when completed
will be published. These honorary dis
tinctions are conferred mostly on officers
of all ranks who served in the volunteer
service. Over 5000 have been breveted
during the past month.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Da-
Wis were born in the same Congressional
district of Kentucky, and within the
same twelvemonth.
Will their deaths be recorded within
the same year?
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

FoIoEs, CARTWRIGHT Co., our enterpnhng young
ends have associated themselves together In ths
ton Commission business Broad Wsfer street. next
door to the well known and popular liquor store Of A.
Thompson Co, energy and ability are "ne q'a
of success we predict for ourroung friends goodly
share Of patronage which the, most vspsctuly solicit
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

DRowYED.--0n Sunday afternoon number of small ne
gro boys were playing on the lighters at County Dock
One Of them named Stephen Jackson knocked
board and drowned. His body recovered yesterday
morning, close to where the accident happened
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

A joke which is enjoying great success
on the Paris Boulevards is, that the next
strike will be strike of the army, all
the soldiers in Paris refusing to do duty
unless they get higher pay.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

What is the difference between New
Zealander and an American mother?
One loves tender babies while the other
prefers baby tenders.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-01

Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers wal p'eas'
have the orders at the counner0om 'ne evening pre-
vious before six o'clock
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MARRIED.

In Richmond, on Saturday ed July, by the Rev. a.
Wisconsin, to Miss NJ J. TABD, Of spotsylvania county,
Va