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The PRIVILEGED Glass that is
Free from Taxation.

In his late report TO the Legislature Of New
York, the Republican Bank Superintendent
induiges in some just criticism uron the COR
duct Of Congress in creating privileged
class among us-A class free from taxation.
1t was the exemption of the nobility cler-
gy and judges from taxation which contribu-
ted largely to the French Revolution :;
whilst the public debt of England is borne
with comparative cheerfulness, from q gener-
al conviction that the burdens which il i'm.
poses are equally distributed among all clnss-
es and interests. Least of all will the cnpimuI
nifty be found TO tolerate q privileged class,
either of corporations or individuals, who,
more deeply interested in the maintenance Of
pubiic order and free government than any
other, shall yet shrink from contributing
equally TO the cost imposed in the protection
OF the life and liberty Of the nation. 1t is
deeply 10 be regretted that Congress
has carried the immunity annexed to in
vestmenis in the stocks and securities OF
the United States 80 Gar as to exempt them
from taxation by or under State or munich.
pal authority. The primary effect Of this
exemption is more particularly evident in
the case of corporations. The banks of this
State hold United States stocks TO nm amount
far beyond their aggregate capitals. Could
this exemption, therefore, be made operative
in their case, it would at once remove one
hundred and nine millions of dollars from the
reach of State and local taxation, and throw
the accumulated burden upon property in
other forms. When it is borne in mind that
the aggregate amount of the national debt
already exceeds two thousand millions OF dol
lars, and that an equivalent amount of property
ls to be Withdrawn from taxation, we can not
but apprehend disastrous results TO tho public
faith and credit from such an extension of the
exemption principle
This question of the exemption of Gov
ernnlent stocks from taxation is destined TO
be great and exciting one in our future po.
litical contests.
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PRIZES.
Drawings: list June, 1st September, 1st
December,

PrIees OF Shares for each separate Drawing One
Share 10 Dollars, II hares 100 Dollars, 10 shares
loo Dollars Currency, payable In United Sta es
Notes, Drafts OF Bills Of E1change on Europe
hemttanees 10 be made In registered Lettffs.
Arrangements have been made that tho P4zes viii
be reunited direct TO the Winners, that they be
cashed at New York
Apply 20 Mr.. FREDERICK sINTz, Banker and
Financial Agent in FRAHKFoRr, MAINE, orIetters All,
dressed to =, Three King Court London. vii be at
tended TO.
7. =. Prospectus can 10 inspected at the Office o
this paper
Lelters 20 he directed "per steamer, via Liver
pool 70 Frederick SlintG, Banker, in graakiott-on
e-Maine. kemttaneea which arrivOater tre day
atdraWng, wbs returned or inVesfd m the next
piaNlnE, ai tiv option ofthO sender.i
al2d2tawtml6.
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DIVORCE NOTICE

h'chas, W f'O"m Montgomery Common Pleas.
Catherine Frosanl.l
TtNUE ialendaht Will take nOtce that on the l3lh
1 dav of March, 1865, the pla,ntIf fled petition
IN the Montgomery County Comms Pleas asking itr
dissolnton OF the maTTlsge rontIset between INN
aeH AM the defendants bptn the ground Of the men
M ncapAiy oi the defendant at The hme u MAs en-
tered nO. fhr case will he hssnd al ihe Juns
siws HoUK MCMAHON, Attorneys
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Imperial Austrian Money Dis
tributiOn.

OF THE STATE LOAN or THE YEAR 1854.
1NIliS loan Of Forty Millions OF FIorins, is to b.
repaid in Prizes amounting 10 100 9S3, 900 Florins
walch are Guaranteed by the Imperial and Roya
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-16
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE ,s hereby given that petition will be pre-
IN sented 10 the commissioners OF Montgomery
county, their next session, Go he held the 1sl
Monday Of june A. ID. 1865, praying for the alioa-
ton OF the county road leading from farmersVe, in
Montgomery county. 10 Winchester, in Prehe county
ohio, ua tho Diamond Mills In preble county, alore-
said, follows Begnning at tho forks IN said road
Eby's along the line the old road 20 tho North hank
OF Twin Creek thence West along Or near the bank
a22w5 A PETITIONER.
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gailgg Gmpiue.
State Governments TO be over.
thrown.

Soon after the war began, General Banks,
in company with a party of radical friends,
stood on Arlington Heights, across the Poto.
mac from Washington, and
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Loo4 1864
FRESH GROCERIES,!
SPICE AND COVE OYSTERS
ROAD NOTICE

NJ ollvE Is hershy given that petition viii D.. 20.
ssnsSa s,s, 70 ne Beard OF Commi ssonsrs ~ Mn,
bounty Road IN MHslsnsiass " snS lueahoh ol a
about two miles south ofSentervHH ""sbo, beglnnng
and Lebanon Turnpike TOaA s,J s @ on the Dayton
two aud halfmilOs TO thgGr,a ssuhnihg east about
ON on near the lines OF ]. IA T,JIohhty hne, 10 run
Thomas Hal field, and the hefs. a. a. laiee,
s. Wilson, Henry ReoderiIienry sthts- hoherta, J.
Sears and Joseph Thomas, 10 tho Green uogpon y
10 lie ooaiad on, or near thA section line. The pes
ten will IL on the 6rri ondsy IN June.
rnssb MANI PETITIONERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-16
GreatImprOVement iIl3eehivel
Ahead or Everything OF Ihe Kind that
has yet been Patent.d.
A SURE PREVENTIVE AOAINvT MOTH

ON receipt ofone dollar circular eouhauing a hpe
~ engraving with full directions will be forwarded,
which enable you 10 construct tins hive 90 difculty
whatever In the mechanism) 10 attae the Rxtires
10 any other hive. The common box hive liked in
this way wond, in my humble jn dgment, he rem
dered hr superior 10 any Of the two handre and
twenty-five hives that have heen patented SINCE ths
burning the Patent Ohlce in 1856
= Bees delight 10 work IN these hives
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-16
MRS. @. DEslLYA,
GlairVOyant, and Electric Ply
SiciaR,
Notice Extraordinary.

UNHR undersigned Informs the ladies and gcnlle-
l men OF thiA vicinity that he IL ready 10 manuftc.
ure to order, wigs and furnish curls and whiskers
ali who may desire them. Hair dressed in the
most artistic style He also gives lessons 10 any who
wish 10 learn the business. His atyles arc tho very
atest Paris fashions. ROBERT REtF,
MRS. @. KARG,
fe23Ilm No. l0l Main street, cornero of sixth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-16
ObIPPuE1 MOWER.

PARTIES wanting = No. single Mower, STRONG,
COMPACT, and RELIABLE should purchase The
"Clipper." Send fos a circular.
BOMBERGER, WIGHT 4 Co,
alsdlwaw2m No. 35i Filth street, Dayton, Ohio
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NOTICE.

nj orIOE is hereby given that the nndsrsignsd has
IN been appoisied and qualified A. AdIninisiraiOr
OF frederick Schwartz deceased late OF hontgomery
County, Ohio. GEORGE HERBlG,
m9WS Administrator.
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CARPETING,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
CARPET CHAINS,
mAg7dCm &c., sc.
NOTICE.

A III persons are cautioned not 10 trust my wife
N Sarah Jane, on my account will not pay any
debts Of her contracting, she len me without any
cause THOMAS TASTON.
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S2,5OO REWARD

To any person " ho will produce more effective pre-
VentiYo against the hee u1oth 10 say nothing OF ats
great simplicity and cheapness over all others, the
above reward will ba given. =. \
This advertisement will appear In this pAper hut
THIS once; therefore, this valuable intention
by ordering at once, as Is poaihrcV woTth 10 any
person engaged In tho hea b,iHiness, more thah
twenty hive times The price asked for it.
All orders should be addressed 10
BRYAN TYSON,
Box $50 Washington City, u. o.
RRyEeEscss, (by peTmlssion);
G. W. Stmsou, II. H., President Columbia College
u. X. Gurley, ID. d., Corresponding SeeTsiary Uolo
nlaaiion Society; Hon. Charles Mason, Presijen
Of the National Democratic Executive Committee
Washington oltys d. q. m2daW9w
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ToRACCo.

VNHE first arrival OF the season, OF Spring caught
i Pokerel and hass. For sale by the barrel OF hal
barrel, NJ Mogaman, kpielmsn Go, Wholesale sro-
GERS, slS Third street, Dayton, Ohio.
AladlW
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sTEREuScOPEs q sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS

Ofihese VIC have an immense assortment includin
War Scenes, American and Foreign Cities, and Land
seapea, Gr0upA Btatuary, etc, etc. Also, Revolyin
Sterescopes, for public or private exhibition. Ou
Catalogue will be sent to any address on receipt
Stamp.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-16

In addition IN our main business Of PHOTO
olowipg, VIZ.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25

cannot see the evils they are bringing
upon themselves and their fellow coun-
trymen-upon the very men they thus
honor by their patronage, and the wrong
they are at the same time infiictingupon
their country? What title to considera-
tion at the hands of any one, does the
fact of having been rebel soldier or
sympathizer give? The fact is, they
should be ashamed of such an exhibi-
ton of disloyalty after having begged
their country's pardon for the deep
wrongs done her, and taken an oath to
Loyalty support her in future. Their
acts give the lie to the pledge they have
taken. Decency would counsel them to
pursue different course-and II they
are lost to shame, why their own inter-
ests ought to open their eyes to the ter
rible consequences, and warn them of
the dangers that lie in the path they are
SO persistently following. We have but
little hope that they will listen to the
warnings we give them, and can only
deplore the stupidity that leads them to
their own destruction. We leave them
for the present to their fate, and when
reason comes through experience, we
shall be happy to welcome its earliest
daWnings, I'
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25

We yesterday had the pleasure Of well
coming the temperance of the Rich
mond Wing. We congratulate our ven
cradle contemporary on being "afloat
again." as it terms its revival, and hope
it may long continue to wave and do
good work for good cause. We regret,
however, to see it utter such complaints
as these: a'
five fail to give free and indepen-
dent utterance to the opinions we enter
tain and the convictions we cherish, we
desire the good people of Virginia to UNI
derstand that its no fault of ours. "Crib-
bed, cabined and confined" as its our
unfortunate lot to be, we cannot expect
to make up paper satisfactory to our
selves or acceptable to the public; and
the generous people of Virginia, we are
sure, will not only sympathize with our
situation, but extend to us and the Wing
all the "aidand comfort in their power
during the continuance of the restric-
tions which the military authorities have
seen fit to impose upon us.n
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25

In calling upon all persons to qualify
themselves as voters the Richmond
Wing INDUCES in the following incau-
tious, and, we should say, not over moral
advice:
In word, it is the imperative duty Of
every man to take the.prescribed oaths
and then to cast his vote tomorrow
with an eye single to the peace and hap.
piness of the city, and the general good
of the State. To a notary public first
then, and pay the magnificent sum o.
five cents for the blessed privilege, and
then take all the oaths with an almighty
JUNCTION, and forthwith you will be
made whole-a citizen without spot OF
blemish, and in whom there is no man
ner of guile. And then to the polls
very wofd i for T. you H will feel GOD ali o Ue
for long time.
This is what we might call loyal sa
tire. t.f
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uNAvAIL1Ne CouNsELs.

The Richmond Republic, in view OF
the election which takes place to-day in
that city, contains a couple of very well
written, and considerate articles, in
which it gives the people some whole
some advice. We have no thought that
they will follow the counsels of our CO.
temporary, and we suppose it was more
from determination to do their daty,
than from any hope of being heard, that
the editors speak out SO boldly. They
tell the people plainly, that they are
watched closely by both their friends
and their enemies, and that, ashley con-
duct themselves in these elections, and
display their loyalty, so will they be
treated in future by the Administration
and the country. If they persist in the
suicidal policy they have heretofore
adopted, and select men for office as
reward Tor their services in the rebel
army whhe they reject and defeat men
OF sound loyalty, who have the con.
: hdence OF the administration. thew
can expect but little favor from
the Government. Such course we
, would suggest, is insulting alibe 10
the Government and the American non.
| pie, and If these men continue to ~, rs,,o
. it, they should be taught that it viii ~.
meet with favor from any loyal ouartsr
Is treason against ones country No
crime? If it be not crime, then whu
sue for pardon, on the score of hav;nn
committed the crime? Shall men be
permitted, after having been pardoned
their own offences, to make the crimes
committed by theirfellow-men the high.
est qualification for the reward of Office
and preferment. Every loyal man, b.
he Virginian or alien, must be disguised
at the disgraceful manner in which tn
politics of Richmond are now being con
Quoted. No man stands the least shad oy
of q chance for election unless ne ma
been in some dozen battles under Gen
eral Lee, or furnished substantial aid I
the rebelIionl Is this the test Of loyalt
In Virginia? Are the people of Rich
mond mad7 Are they SO blinded b,
passion to their own interests that the!
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CORPORATION Court OF THE CRY OF NORFOLK. - This
Court met yesterday 1t being the regular quarterly term
The following the of the gentlemen summoned
the venre for the Grand Jury namely: w. H. Turner
J. B. Whitehead, Daniel @ whitshurst, Absaom Thrift
j. W. Whitehurst William Stevens Michael Carroll Jas.
g. White, John T. Redmond, Thomas Patton Jas Chris.
tan, Allen Howard, Ethan Allen Rcsrd Dixon, Absalom
Dozier, John T. Daniels, Lewis W. Webb p. H. White
hurst John Anderson, Peter Dlworh Daniel g. Cherry,
Seth March, W. H. Hunter George Groner Lewis Sails
bury Upon calling the roll by the Marshsl the follow.
ing gentlemen failed to answers W. II. Turner Daniel O.
whitehurst John W. whiehurst Thomas Patton, James
Christian John I. Daniels and Seth March. Those who
answered to their were qualified, with Richard
Dixon foreman After receiving the charge from the
Commonwealth Attorney, the Jury retired to their
rooms to act upon such may be brought before
their body for deliberation.
The case Of Dearborn and Edwards charged with the
murder of Jakeman called up for examination and
the accused were acquitted there being evidence be-
fore the Court to justify commttal would be proper
tostate here that the Attorney for the Commonwealth
was 10th to go into the examination Of this case from
the fact that two witnesses deemed by him importance
were not available. But upon motion Of the counsel for
the defense, to 60 into examination Of the case the
Court confirmed the motion and the case was called and
upon nearing to teStuUuy ueciueu - huove kottoi
Commonwealth Ellis and Buttz for defendants.
Commonwealth Us. John Elliott Case dismissed In
consequences Of the death Of the defendant.
John T. Hall and W. A. swanks were appointed Com.
missoners in Chancery for this Court and qualified
as SUCH t
James A. Saunders and George Blow Jr, having been
appointed as Notary Pubcs, were qualified
Charles Sharp having been appointed Notary Public,
was authorized to be qualified
Rule of Court made against W. H. Turner, White
hurst, Thomas Patton, John Daniels and Seth March
for nonattendance Grand Jurors Rule reurnable TO-
day at II a. m.
John T. Daniels and Thomas Patton came into Court
and entered their for absence which sustained
by the Court, and the rule against them dismissed.
The Court made the regular allowance for Charles q.
Porter, ESQ., the Commonwealth Attorney, up to the
oath of june 1865.
The Grand Jury came into Court reporting no indict
ments or other cases for action and were discharged
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NORFOLK, JULY %.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Richmond.
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New York.
Steamer Dictator, Deering, Baltimore.
Steamer Yazoo, Couch, New York.
JULY "a.
Schooner Eugene, Asher, Elizabeth City
Schooner Armada, Bainberger, Baltimore
Steamer George Appold, Howes, Boston:
Schooner George Henry, Solliday, Philadelphia.
Schooner Harriet and Sarah, Tice, Philadelphia.
Schooner Caspar Heft, Shoe Philadelphia.
Steamer Il and j. Baker, Cole, Baltimore.
Schooner Daniel Norris A ppn, Philadelphia.
Steamer Georgiana, Person Baltimore.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman Baltimore.
Schooner Surprise, Washington, Murfreesboro
Steamer 7. Coyer, Richmond, McCarrick, Richmond
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond lI
1. DEPARTUREs-JULl %.
Steamer Creole, Thompson, New York.
Steamer City Point Talbot, Richmond
Tteamer Thomas Collyer, McCarrick, Richmond.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Baltimore.
Steamer Dictator, Deering, Baltimore
july 2a1
Schooner Joyne, Russell, New York.
q Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston Richmond
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore
Steamer Georganna, Pierson, Baltimore.
sloop Chart, Woods, Edenton, NC.
LIST OF ARRyTALS AND DEPARTURES AT
FORTRESS MONROE, July %, 1855.
Schooner J b. Myers. from New York with forso.
Brig General Meigs, Baltimore, light
Brig Idaho Morehead City, mail and passengar.
And the regular mail boat.
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The ladies and gentlemen of the Old
Dominion are fast recovering their good
spirits again. They have recently been
engaged in the knightly tits of tour
nament, of which the following is de-
scription:
The citizens of the beautiful village of
Ashland are a knightly people, and
amuse themselves in a knightly way
On Thursday evening last another tour
nament came off there, which gave en-
Joyment to large number of particle
pants and visitors. The Knight of the
Sable Plume, who was awarded the
privilege of selecting the Queen Of Love
ana Beauty, designated Miss Mary King
Inc Knight of Virginia selected Miss
Betue August as First Maid of Honor;
the Knight of Ivanhoe, Miss Virginia
winston as Second Maid of Honor; and
tne Knight Of the Red Cross, Miss.M ollie
Brown as the Third Maidof Honor
Inc tournament was succeeded BY a cor
onation OF the Queen at night, when an
ADDRESS appropriate to the occasion was
delivered by A. Judson Crane, Esq, of
the Richmond bar. The entertainment
wound up with gay cotillion party.
which lasted until long after the hour
when discontented spirits are said to
stop walking.
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Conduct Of Rebel Officers.
New York Correspondence Cincinnati Gazett

New York correspondence Cincinnati dazette.l
The city continues to be the enter
tainer of large number of rebel priso-
ners, among whom the officers are often
as boastful, staggering and insolent as
before they We're whipped. They bear
with them the air of victors rather than
of the vanquished, and still talk of be-
ing overpowered, not conquered. and
very condescendingly volunteer their
advice as to the course the North must
adopt if it would conciliate the "haugh-
ty and chivalrous" South, exactly as
they would have done, arr did do. three
years ago, when the'-. oa,se was formj-
dahle and they - t,,ree great armies
in the field. .iao 'hieo - ~
Confc~ 80 .,oso fol-
Will thew never learn the first
.osson in rood manners? Are they not
Conscious they have no political rights
whoteyer. save those that are graci0usly
granted them; that they have forfeited
fheir claims to the consideration OF the
Republic and the good opinion OF loya
citizens? Theyseem incapable OF learn
mo ANYTHING, and to believe, unlike Di
onysius of Halicarnassps, that history
Is philosophy teaching by generosity.
I saw a great deal of rebels during the
war. and most of the officers impressed
me as utterly incapable of understand.
ing Northern magnanimity mistakine
it for " concession to the superior race y
All our kindness and forbearance ap'
pears to only augment their insolence
They are as slow to emancipate them
selves from their plantation manners, as
they are to speak English without the
Anglo-African accent. l actually heard
of rebel Major declaring the other day
at the New York Hotel that, if the ne
groes we're given the right of suffrage,
It would fire the Southern heart.
The best way to fire the Southern
heart now, as it always was, is to kick
the Southern-cOat-tail tIl
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25

Dr. Lewis CLERK of the Weather. under the Atlantic
Hotel has introduced decidedly popular and refreshing
drink His Sparkling Sweet Hook, with choice syrup Il
nt for the gods" Bru his fac totum, understands thu
1sodus opevandi to perfection that gives goodly evi
dence Of his experimental success. TryiG
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25

TEE RsPunllcThe attention of the public Is called to
the advertisement Of the Richmond Rsp4be in another
column is doubtless the best and most liberal paper
printed in Richmond although we cannot agree with It
In many respeces Persons DESTROYS Of subscribing to
Richmond paper cannot do better than to take the Re
Dublic
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25

MAYORS CoURr.-Col. Simon Stone J. II. Johnston
action for the value of five gallons Of Isle Of
apple brandy of antique date. Judgment for plaintiff
for the amount in question.
George Black, for selling liquor without license,
fined $40.
City of Norfolk u.s. Solomon We'll and John Lowenburs,
for continuance of nuisance after being warnsdcase con.
tinued.
City Of Norfolk vs Joseph Cohen, for selling goods on
Sunday-case continued.
The Mayors Court Of Portsmouth was not In session
Yesterday in consequence Of the death Of Mayor Collins
child.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25

The correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, writes from Fortress Monroe,
1.-THE sunset faded into dam, the dd,0n
into the blackness of night" This
youths dawning genius gives much
promise of long and mellow twilight.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP CoMPASY.-Ths steamer Fayorits
will run in connection with this line to Suffolk daily for
the accommodation Of the truckers and uiters along the
line Of the Nansemond river The "Dacotah from New
York will connect each trip with the steamer Clarion
for Edenton, Plymouth and Williamson, N. G. This ar
rangementi decidedly benefit to the travelling com
nunty from New York. and the above places In NORTH
Carolina 80 b. u -.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25
Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel, July "a

J Humphrey Bait; Geo Leonard, NY; 0 Belts,
Va; Robt Hill, Rich'md; H Hopson, N Y; o P Jack.
son. NY; James Jimmeson, NY; L d Vickery, NY;J
4 Silton, Boston; 1t + Milber, Newborn, NC;RC
Jones' @; Walton, N G; A Segcr, Va; 1t Jas II
Bailey Smithfeld; Geo Miles Morehead City, NC; RI
Langley city; Henry williamson, Bait Harry Norfolk
Memphis, Tenn; Eugene Scott N.Y. Il Hepkle, Bait
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-25

LoDsrza SALAD Aoxf -Siarston Meek, at their Club
House. their numerous patrons with Lobster Salad
to-day. They received by the "George Appold" direct
from Boston, yesterday large and fresh lot Of these
luxurious salad insgators together with fresh Mscksre
and other entcemsnts 70 the appetite; all big things
and on fee.