The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-02
Yours, truly, a
JOHN G. UNDERwOoD.


Washington Bricks, ellie W
Mobile Attpertiser, get oe NJ G1ii94.
, ing rs
was standing quietly ON the front
steps of the Customhouse the other day
looking casually at a beautiful creature
sitting at one OF the parlor windows OF
the battle House, and trying, TO discover
whether she was not an oldacquaintance
| OF mine from The country, when strange
young man, with n limp in his walk,
| came up and stopped near me. a
III swear its mighty hot walking for
a lame man to-day said he.
| whether the remark was addressed To
me or TO society at large, did notthink
il worth while TO inquire, but simply
said in reply;
:" should think so really. May Iask
! how you came TO be Iame@o
| This was an impertinent question,
| know but as he had provoked ID did
not think there could be much harm In
it.
Certainly, sir" said he, III got hurt.
and very badly too, in a personal diff
Guilty had with northern man named
Meade"
"Ah, indeed ~ said /.
eyes; the thing created good deal OF
excitement at the time, and as an ac-
ttUHi VI u, Nt7 pu'HiSiitu Ill all the
newspapers, both y erth and South. you
must have read something about it, &.
':Not a word, ! assure yon. When and
where did it.happen pr
. ''Why, a little over twp years ago,s'
said he, lat 4 town in PENNSYLVANIA.
called GettsYhurg.p z, @ -; .e.ztiss
.Soiu again. and the money. received,
shouted a small newsboy, who Was
standing by and heard the Conversations
but. who newsisdil t0Iii4 hfel.;..i sasIs,h
aiy galiani. young friend y said l., II
acknoWledge The corn cheerfully And
Speaking OF tornZdo YOU ever, drink
ahythinge" 1T fhe Sainc tiiire tossing my
hhad i'm the direction OF the |neafest
artnklng saseon. r.. b z-a.;zi - ,ogg.@
Afrss rarely, y was the reply n, ssbut
@ o ssy - &" Is gspeF@ily about THIS time.
"We1, said 7, "as you are 4ieaBtIes4
in a hurry To gel. 70 tllee grocery, Wont
detainv you any longer y $3.50 '"'' 80
AndEwafked-aff and left hiHst:esFs
/ shall meyers cease To- regret that the
small gewse.9>y didn't stay there to heagg-
the end Of It. :.
Politicians do not call Zach other mucf,
| harder nameathn afIessians, sbut thts.
| following is The Aeatest way ef.conYey-.
| ing the charge we have eyer seen; ~ -
| from the.candifate Of the Pennsylvania
| Deinb,pfacys for State Aufifor-;' - 49,
! t.Iecannot account for the malignant
| hostility OF LheeditoP of the harrisburg
| Yf1egrdl1h toward me-. except beeausa~
my grafldflther was one OF the soldiers,
! TINT c,tJturpd the fIessians-fit 7srenton
! in f176. Mr. Besguer. is very 10th To-
| forget old grieVances...s a.I;yz ss>-sssss
49,. ". w. II. DAYS,
4 correspondent &c tho Lcwiaton :
J0m7,ui says be overheard the following
conversation -betweeal two sr1stll lircl,i,fs:.
Says enc 80 Ain,t You: sqts nc-. grand
mother@h "'No /" 81, tell YER, respond,
ed the first they 'rt tiptop. Let Yer Do
rs YOU please; give you asyt much good /.
stuff rs yer can eat, and tue more ysp
sarse them lherbetter they like it, sr.,l
James.Piper, of Barre, Massae ifusetts.
was one hundred and two yeafs old an
the twelfth instant. This piper must
have been the individual who piped be-
iofe Moses. -. t..t.a-f .-Hrt
An Alabama papers says that IN Mo-
bile 4 recently, mine hundred negroes
held q meeting, and resolved to go back
| to. Slavery - - r9f.+. 81
| A baby is a sign of marriage, but ALI
signs fail in certain weather. -,
! In the game of politics, don't show
| ur'hand--if it is dirty.
\ At the last dates from Europe, choters
was all the rage.