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TnANk Nl.INING.
Proclamation ny Reuben Il, Tcutou, Gov'
ernor ofthc Stntc OF New York

Richmond haI fallen. Tho wicked men VII s.v-
ercd the so-ca.lcl Confederate State, have fei thor
ctpul rhuru of thcr psscr and influence. The fchei
esiu,a have tccn defeated, broken md scattered, aud
ito onuidrblc character & the rebellion is apparent.
ly al ~ end Victory everywhere euoads our ban
uets ui.d our armies, under Providence, rnp.dy
moving, to tho closing eoonss Of tho war 1h,.~...
tho toli-hnctihce and heroic devotion of our oil
dc-- hc iio Of tho EcTuhlic has been saved, ud he
iutogiit, Of tbs American aion malntainad.
la view OF thee important cvents OF the ach
monte oi cur notlo -" lee and their gallant eaiorsi
in view oi the rrurr.s my,o in supprglring the re-
louian and the Encouraging prospects OF tho ea-ly
roturn of pcacr, ,hrre IL great ior relOicng.
thanlfgiying mud prai-c. /, icubcn L.. tentou,
Governor Of tho state Scw No.k, do therefore, isaue
this, NY pIo,lln .ton dcs snMlns Friday, tho four
t.enth OF April instant, Ohe day appointed for tho
ceremony u raisinr the United states asF
On Ior sumter NJ day of thanksgiving, prayer and
pnso 10 tlmighty tod, for tho signal bossings No
have tcreiv,4 at his hands; AMI hereby recon-
me nd religious societies OF al denominations to open
their place. ui worship, and tho people, abstAinins
from their NJ uL A,ocAtoua to assemble therein md
with grgiolu hearts, unite Ia prayer and praise 10
Him. Who Laf 40 mofciiully rem emtorcd us In tr
the hour ui our greatest ncod and peril.
In witness whereof Iha hcfeuniO sct my hand, an
- AibrCd A." priNy 'cnl OF the state at q
"a . Ci1y Of Al may, this sixth day Of April,
t'"0. thc year o. Qua lord, one thousand el4l
indrcd aid shY;hve.
~ the Governor.
GpoaGr 4. HAsrEGS Private sse'u.
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New York State Legislature.


a dnu, 4 MI 6.-Buts PAessn. Incot tpotatins
thr Soidicr ~ Messenger Osrp- Amending the char
ter ut th" NulhhttaH Nus COmpAuN. luCoIporaIng
the New YORK and Point lsshe Navigation Land anil
liil'gtation COMPANY. IncOTpp rnunf the Father
kAth"s Temperance Mutual n,urnt Society No. b
Incorporating the New Yort rer ard wachoualng
Con pguy.
Mr. s,rons moved 20 limit the Lumhcr Of pers Of
this cou panv 10 6. Adopted
hr. 81 'cr moved an amendment, te4uirins the
connen. ot the Commi-sioucta Of llo Land Olice TO
tho sale Of pier. whish carried
At. strong moved TO amend by pro, ldng that no.
thme In The b,ll -'fl lie construed author .Iins
al lih eiieierce With ferry. ffunrhisos, which was
ADOPTED rnd the bill WIS paced.
BUS kfrou itu..-1ne Jill - ending the terlttrv
law w. ordered ios thhd eainf. The BrVadvy
Tunnel GaroRI hin
f.c ll amending 'hc ret relative to the IIa, lom
Brliec was hon tAkouup.
W iith 30, od 10 reduce the Co,nullas on.rs to
thtcf. Carried
Joun n, lloOi and George u. JHrksos worc aprolut-
Eo o-f'on Ctinnisfioncr for Wastrhe dor county.
he hi.l wHH lhsr oidcicd TO . li3i IugLin..
~ ielfs iu'I1 lnHC HCi ' Altio irias Gn Inc ao
o' o" ~ ocsi OF rNCn prr cent. on Now YORK riot
bonde,
Tie n ar'ho 'nf 'hr inrorp ration. of c'uts ,f
r"h'uos ior certain cal and iecteaNe ~. io.vs
VA p-.'ed. k,Coss.
ivLstyG HIboloS.
The hill ruN o,iy'nq the ecrond Avenue ENlroaf
CoiupmY 10 construct ntgtrnckH ordofei 10 q
thltG icgIinr.
flovr.' VA, ported on the Third Avenue Rail
uh trH"k catrn-on hill, and the hill relative I,
Justice aud lou,s Courts an sew York CitJ. Au
| iouruod.
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THE NATIONS VICTORIES.
The Pursuit Of Lee.
Sheridan Heads Him on.

foTrroIAL.l
Wa, Department, Wa.hinoton, IL O'Clock noon,
<prle.-MAIor KsraAL DI-Tbe following ,e!e-
gran announces the probable speedy destruction of
Gen Lee's army, troops get up to support Sner.
hsn who has headed of the enemy.
EDwn N. sTASroS, Secretary Of War.
Hon ~rs n. STANTON, Secretary Of Wa
J'.aetion Southade and DsnUds RailrOid. Blrk"-
,.a,, Va, Aprii6 10 o'clock r. k.-Liouten naut Con
srL Grant received the following dispatch a. 9.2o
r. n, vhie his way to this point and at once pro-
coded to General sheridan's headquarters. General
Grant desired to transmit the dispatch ~ yoI, on
the opening OF the telegraph at this place, and TO 'sy
that the 9Th Corps without doubt reached General
Bbcridan's postion within an hour or two after tho
Dispatch written. Two divsions OF the 2Ith Corps
will encAmp here tonight. and division Of tbs
s6th Army Corps At Black and White Station south
sias Railroad. q. WILLIAMS, Bris. Gen.
ueeiqnArten Cavalry.
Jsttsrsrilk, A prii bth, 3 p. H.-To LiSui-G'sn u.
O. Grant Gen<rai-I send you the enclosed letter,
which viii Eive you idss Of the condition Of the
enemy and their whereabouts. sont General Davis
Brigade around on my left Asnt. lie cAp,urci at
Famcs Cro--Roads FIVE pieces Of ARTILLERY, about two
hundred wagons and eight nine battle -fasL snd =
number Of prisoners. The Second Army Corps Is new
coming up. vish you were here youruelf. feel
confident Of the army Of Northern Virginia
tive exert ourselves. see no escape for Lee. Islll
put all my cavalry out In lef flank, except Nc
ksnzie, Who Is nos on the right.
(sisnedl P.H. snksIDAE, Ma. Gen.
IKTIEh
AMELIA c. IL, April s. 1855.
Dear nasNma: Our army In ruined, teAI. We Gs
eli sale, Is yet shyron left Us .ek john Taylor Y
veil saw him Yesterday. We are 10 line Of beitIs
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General Intelligence,

TwEs rY.Two divorces were granted in 81 Louis
Mo-, lssi week.
IT la sah th., wetEsls oolorcd soldiers JUS. drop
ped into X chmond W @k JEFF, Davis whether he
was really in favor Of the policy ofsrming negroes
PAYEAsIEII are drawing eleven millions of dol.
lars IN Washington, and viii Start in = day or two
to pay OIL shermAu's army,
NJ, GKESs, who WAS banished from Richmond ,or
Union sentiments, has returned thore as U. 9 r ,s,.
nSster. Mails will ba regularly forwarded from
Washington,
TnH pirate Aan1 ls sail to be imprisoned Al la.
vsna, 1t ihe sut 4 George TYLER, owner Of the
oot'n Star which vessel Aaftit recently .usmp.
Iod to des.roy.
NArOLIOSs Cesar" was published IN six o,pi'
~ " Al di9sysl, lspg sagsh an We s.Las tsJ
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must have hsd upon the working population Of Rich
mOnd, on Mondsy morning.

must have hsd upon the working population Of Rich
mond, on Mondsy morning;
ssL, darhie hah you seen De m~s.'
=. Nid de mu'tash on his fnCS
20 iole de road some tim. dls motnin''
:, lhte mes Roin 10 leave DC p'hcef
ne ssen de snoteNg np de tiller
u"u,ie &c llhcutn tunnoep iN
He took his hat and len berry sudden,
Ahl 'tpSse he's ruined away.
IN matA run, ma ma
De dakev stay, hol hol
must De nov ur Iingdun eomln',
An deJr ob Jubuo'
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IN q, Nel shs slt nunuted poun n
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San Frdnriseo, A pril The wreck Of the bark
Industry In shos wafer, In the bay ciused the death
Of u persons.
The MINERS OF OrofnA Idaho, have driven of the
Chinese, A lsrgs Immigration 10 Idaho from Cali.
forna 10 expected The roads 10 the horthern Lnines
are beginning TO reopen With the warmer weather
Freight l. going forward IN small quantities
The bullion receipts Tor Tie laat ten lays have besn
81 IOo,OUO
The first weekly overland mail arrived at Prescott,
the capital Of Arizona March 18th, In 10 days from
jOicinR.
Considerable shipments Of copper aud silver ore are
coming forward uid Colorado.
Sailed, steamer Golden age, With IaShenRers and
mails TOR Pyhaus end New York, ard tGblO1 ip
treasure Of which only s1D0uO goes TO- New York
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The Accident 70 Mr.. seward.

Tho following are the particulars OF the accident W
Secretary Seward, mentioned in yestertays suSi
On THURSDAY evening, as secretary Seward was rid.
ing out With his family the door Of his barouche l
coming uncatehCd tue driver dc ecendsd to fasten IL
when the horses started and fIiolsly ior theif
stable, M FREDERICK slward spranR out aud esraned
injury but the Secretary, In attempting 10 ioiln.
fell heavily upon The ground, cutting and soaring
hs face ard breaking bls arm jua beluv ths
shoulder. lie was sIr.ed in state Of inscn, ,ibiiV
10 hs reaidenee and for time serious apprehe
eHised Of Internal Injuries but later IL tho evenins
his ann by snrpeon General Barnss he waA pro-
ssaassd w " DANGER, Ths pARbsg n ~ Csbiast
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sstetanle soup ,,..,.,,
po,st h.'f- -b,I ei IN ILsu,,A,
Cold b'el-Gni.sd.
I.ylH.na I o. .s ',,i.A'-
GAilsss ~ jus.
b.en'' a I" Lfeme'
For III. preparation OF the vegetable sour The Pc
sssor snd the COOK would take tie bones ani scraps
remaining ifo .o'ae beef aud chiekehs Wh'el "olll
10 paeed il s'el' covered saucepan containing 10
quarts OF water and 7e' upon the BACK oi the IA. -
TO simmer FOR two honrs ptiofeh "re"S 'or Tue t1'
be re ,uealed ue Iad'e' ho' 70 use 700 mueh bone
1t made 'h9 soup 'elS''H0u.' Han carrot "a D.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sIw YORK AND Tue VICINITY.

GOLD, at tho Evening Exchange, opeuvd
At 1907, and closed Al 1905.
1uE COOKING ACADhAY--FOuRru AN
FIrm DArs--lhs capturO OF Petersburg and kien
ulond BY General Grant crowded out . report VI
Mondays proceedings AZ tie Cooking Academy"
Lut ~ similar dishes to bo prepared futuio
occr,ou. lu the record " the fifth tho operations o.
the fourth tAy are sufficiently 1palned.
Yesterday, about iorty iadie. assembled at No. "
Fourth avenue tlbs storm Doubtless preventing man,
others from being IN attendance aud at Oc'o'G
Professor BLoI began hs lecture. the iollosing lely
the
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY, APRIL I, 1860.

and Diplomatic Cors made calls during the evening,
o. an evidence Of their sympathy and esard.
Washington, Apr,l 6.-secretary sevtrd's eondi-
tiop Ia improved to-day from What IL vi. last night.
In addition to the other nurie. sus,s ned, 1t di,
cred to-day that bis right jaw had b,eu irsctute
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from the rcte capital cur sodiers hsd obstacles o. no
ordinary character TO overcome. and thN man. h,o'
poe" he said that you would All lik" 70 KNOW now
Richmond looks to-day. cav the extensive inc oi
works which our iotces captured on frtd.y iet sha
~ locked q. Il wondered how h'sh and hlo"i eouIl
have cut " wav through Il. There va iong IN. OF
ahatts made OF 'rres planted At an hnrlc oi LOW.
i've degree. and about ~ hish NJ mans head Ihe,e
uere tel toeother With telegraph yire tle ~.
forlIng an lnpenetrubs fence Inside ot thr Anttis
va a ditch tu.iye feet v ide aud b.hind this ditch
va, the cannon Of the eaemy. Before there could
be reached n was necessary TO rem owe the hpeilN
and the trees had 10 le cut away under the MURDER
ou 70 OF the enemy. Prom this you may form eome
idea Of the terrible nature Of the conflict and our sol
die did succeed SithOut leaving hne o. Sesd o.
slmoet exery sap Of their progrets.
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,,nor,ad he always sends long letters, which he DO
mands must be published or the paper IN ~ :, here ere
the cousequences; tse ia0 reporters have peen .nco
fore obliged 70 refuse 70 repet anything be conoefnea
in because he is - annoy ng
A RncoRD or CONVICTION.
Mr. Wlians-I now crer In evidenee the record "
was convicted Of the crime OF baratry.
Count Joannes-The misdemeanor yos mean nos
Mr. wi,sAms-The jury convicted you as common
barratOs.
Count Joannes-Yes, and pretty jury was 800.
Naughterl
WILLIAM STUART REcALLKp.
William Stuart deposed that he went TO see Edwin
Booth, in company with Miss Jones, In reference to the
Miss Jones had sent down correction 70 the Tribune
Sbout II, and he said that was all right
Cont Joannes-Did you tell him the language you
employed IN making tho c0rroctonY A. No, ala not
IN REFERENcE TO THE COUNTS TITLE.
Mr. wiLams-One Of my noss important witnesses -
absent and don't IKE to ask for an attachment against
would adjourn the case now RI ''+st'. - N =
Count Joannes-What is his nasae Nay be ] viii ad-
NM ~ MSm sep e .Sk Sy n% voa VIM His 10
Professor cber He prove that tile 70 knight
hosd y unauthorized and wholly ssk assumed.
not admit anything touching my title. II is mine, ana
you cannot rob me Of IL even by his testimony You
anS no ss Is ID
Leiber appearing % Witness in this case He may sp
pear with some Profrsty IN NE case against FAX !,
this case but ysu have made II yourself and don't
see how You can exclude the testimony on that point
Mr. Wliams-I have one or two witnesses in addition
to Professor Leber who absent has the Count any
more witnessesP
Count Joannes-No mot another one; let The case 80
to the jury now.
Mr.. Wiams-I wish 10 have those letters patont r.
fercd 70 by the Count produced 70 want the
Latin to be translated by Professor Liebcr.
Count JoannesThey locked up In the safe Of the
st. Nicholas Subpoena one Of the prOpriet0xs OF she
hotel il yol want them
Mr.. williams Surely they are not beyond The control
Of the Count.
Count Joannes-I told you how you could get them
don't see what those papers have 70 with this case
any way
The further hearing Of tho was then adjourned
until eleven O'Clock the following morning
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The Danish-Rebel Rams. :.

The Danish ram 70 which you aIlude In your yaps
was ordered by Denmark IN Bordeaux. When I'm ~
she was sent to Copenhagen where, on inspes'oss Y
proper officers, she was condemned sad seat baf~
Franco She never was owned by Denmark and -
never pnder the Danish nag II tho builder sold ~
ene robe,s afssrwsrds, Denmark could not prevents
1RoWCl. n
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MIsCEI.LANEOUs.

Ir'cocN.s POROUS PLAsTERs CURE pAh ~
the JOINTS ana are the best Appalranun ios Va 's'
oycred by the Porous Plaster. Sold by all drusgisia
<yoRNs. BUNIoEs, BAD NAILS. &C., CURED " lfit
4 ont psin, by DR.. RICE, vt o. Bowery, C,nens = "
Rjcee Annihilator cOrns, bunions cni""ns Hei
feet &c. By mail 20 cents and 81.
JSusuMArIssl, NEURALGIA, &C. ,.,-.
". rcfs e. 'ict,d these tnrturlpg complalnN W
rrd ~ t.t, aus and r., q cure oy wrarng Meihn
10 = 81 eltt q vner a~d itRc Ee'b AMI ftulcN.
flt IL saj gL.kUWAY. SEND BUR ClRcULAh
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Edward a. House deposed that no was the thsaircai
critic Of the ibun the correction complained Of by the
plaintiff was inserted without the knowledge Of Mr..
Greeley; the advertisement shown In the Dt,dkh
fsaas Se ss @ Hss and E
Booth would appear learned 70 the contrary On coming
O. What do you think Of the ADVERTISEMENT A.
think II Is an attempt TO combine popular artistic with
one who is quite the reverse and Is quite dsasrecaole
Q by the dsagrceablo person you mean A. The
| Count
| @ DO you know Judge RUSSELL Of Bostoni A. do
| O What his poli,icss lie is an sbotoniss; one
az the lea ding OF the city.
Count Joannes- He was a republican
Judge Day-wi the Count explain the difference DO
l tween republican and an sboltonists
1 Count Joannos--Ccrtanly; will afford me great
pleasure An abolitionis, is who would deuse the
country with blood for an idea irrespective OF all law
republican wishes 10 emancpate the blacks but under
the constitution. That is the difference between thsm
4 Nckersop trial IN BostonS A. was
wha. was tho plaintiffs conduct on that occasions
He was very much excited and shook h8 mana ih hS
4 UudeYwoods face
Count Joannes-Whatis 10 thar
witness-You shook your hand In MT Unoefwooas
Cross exam,ned. 10 Had you anything 70 % With the
M wisns-The witness may n weIl know that he
Ia MOI compelled 10 answer that Quegtion.
% the wnfs: N :. ossss e sca.
Count Josnncs--upoa shs srousd shas yos might
wtaess-I have been eoansctsd with shs Frasrs for
about twe ycsT am awars thAi this sesien srcnshs
l ara MT tAc frfb0we =.
Il CSunt Joaapes--Thas IN an The vitpess y evidently
prciudced against me- although he thinks he V not II
is quite natural and tho jury should ksow u Thai 70
| all.
A.a couEx's EVIDENCE.
A. g. Cohen testified that he was Of the eporsonAi
staff Of tho Erpas had been IN the nevsAper business
for the last nine years. remember the occasion o. tho
Counts benefit had the idea that Mr. Boeth ana hMs
Jones would appear and The public would - led v isss
1 the fact from the Advertisements
i q What would you consider maBaserr DUTY ondsf
the crcumstances9 A. lie would have " c0ntrades the
| announcement or the Advertisement would sanf a. 2
fixed fact; remebcr the Count sending letters to the
Epr@ explanatory Of law report; the Count has suits
every court, aud whenever be appears IN court Ana
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nANAaER sruART's TESTIMONY.
William Stuart next placed upon the stand
Mr. wliams-Q On the night Of the PLAINTIFFS . bencht
at the Academy OF Music was Miss Jones engaged with
you ut the Winter Gardenf A. She was.
T. In consequence OF the announcement that Miss
TO appear the Academy what did she to
about IT, hut prevailed upon not TO do SCI shc then
wrote short correction, which Isent down 70 the TT
buns Office
Count Joannes-You sent down, tnsns
Count Joanncs-I thank you for the information.
Mr. Wilianswhat Is your opinion in regard 70 thas
announcement published Ia the Sunday newspapers A.
II may not be an absolute announcements but u would
draw large house To the ordinary eye the presump
ton was nas Miss Jones and Edwin Booth were to
never recosct seeing announcement OF shat KIND
before
q What effect would n have on your theatre, Miss
Jones being announced 70 piay a both p'aceAf 4. 4"
q And In self defence you would be obliged 70 have
correction publisheds A. Yea
Cross-sxamiDsd Count Joannes-I snuounced the
positive appearance or eghtor ladies aud gentlemon
and then said was in contemplation FOR my dasghtef
msnt Of he intention of ,hcss sr,.ss % y prssenH
Not an absolute announcement
q Thm dh you consider the ,lbellcus psssg>ph
proper under ssch circamstancesf A. Do.
Y no you ~ . man or managcrs A. ga-e you my
opinion ~ witne and have answered The question ~
y Was my daughter engaged a your theatre on ths
| night Of my senedtf A. am not certain.
Re- direct.-Look at this paper and say whether she
| did not appear on the night in question.
Count JoAnnes-wha. paper do you read fronf
Witne@l-The T,tbuSs think
Count Joannes-0h, object 70 anything m the NJ
witness-Oh, no, II is the HrRNo
Count Joannes-AI right; have no objection 70 NJ
HEasID.
winess-I see BY this paper tha. Miss Jones was an
nounced 70 appear on that night
Q What 3 this rule In regard W the editor OF o news
paper revising theatrical notscs7
Count JoaDass-is tho witness convsrsant with ths
| Newspaper busincssS
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France is honor bound 10 furnish, he Is determined
10 be Emperor and To dictate his policy In his own
dominionr Al the commencement OF the Mexican
business General Bazane and the Marquis de Monthoon
we're virtually the government and directed the general
policy until tho arrival OF Maximhsn, when the En-
peror Immediately asserted his prcrogatve Hence has
arisen some tlo stateiincs OF feeling between the
Emperor and tho lato French p1agnaes which may In
part account for the application by Montholon for his
recall.
But 70 return to Dr. Gwin. Ho and number of
his friends have been waiting here, until he heartily
weary Of Mexico while the realization Of his Sonora
project seems TO bc AZ far Off Rumors In Paris
have had him governor and "duke" Of Sonora, and
rumors here have had him his way thither, half
dozen times with French escort But all doubts M 70
his movements were removed when, few days ago. he
uddcnly len tho city In tho Diligence for Vera Cruz,
yous for Ar.s by the English steamer which will sail for
Havana onahe Let Of February His departure surprised
al hut his most intimate fscndsA The ssccssonsss
giving cot BY mysterious hints and shrugs that the
emperor Napsieon IL n pone mry connected with his
return 10 Frsnco and that be will very be back,
svsncd With Documents IND powers which win place him
an right on the Sonora question Tho Paris correspond.
snt Of la Socisdrd prominent newspaper OF Mexico,
states that an arrangement has lately been effected b.,
tween the Emperors Of Mexico and France by which ths
latter s supply colonial force work the
gold and silver mines Of Sonora the proceeds 70 bo
equally divided between the two governmental How
that may be- 'the Duke Of Sonora" Ia on for Eu
ropt and whether he will ever roturngan Is exceeding
ly doubtful.
In conversation Dr Gwln by no means exhibits that
sptouncss and against tho North that has
tcrisod 9th prominent se,cfsionisl Ha con'erscc
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-29

We publish, this morning, in full,
speech delivered last Thursday in st.
Louis, by Major General Blair. We do
this, not because it is the most popular
reading" for the subscribers of the Post !:
we do it, in order to show the spirit
which animate distinguished Northern
statesmen, of whom Gen. Blair is fair
representative. Now, we ask our South
ern friends to read this speech carefully
and advise, in so far as they can, tomeet
Gen. Blair and such as he half way
If they do this, the work of "recon
struction" will be easy enough. Wis
dom, moderation, and forbearance are
the essential requisites, and we trus
they shall not be wanting.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-29

ORGANIZATION OF THE NORFOLK CiTf GOVERNMENT THE
members elect Of the City Government met at the City
Hall yesterday afternoon for the purpose of organization
Mr. j, b. Whitehead was elected President Of the Com
mon Council Charles Reid Vice PRESIDENT Jas Cornick
President of the Select Council; f. p Tabb Vice Pres
dent @. Broughton elected Clerk Of the Select
Council; James Buchanan appointed keeper Of the
City Hall. City Weighers-r F. Bailey and J. Campbell
Harbor Masters-E D.. George, Edward Laikin, Joseph
M. Brough. Port Wardens-James l. Hopkins, II. NJ
Balls and Edward Chamberlain Measures of Grain-wm
Roberts, Vim. Winslow, A. T. Hall Board of HealthJ
l. Bloodgood, Dr. W NJ. Wilson, Dr. W. J. Moore, J. B
Whitehead The Board adjourned TO Wednesday next
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