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PRIVATE SALES
TIM B E r LANDS
AND
FARMS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE Il M B + X LANDs
FARMS FOR SALE.
We offer for sale the following valuable farms
ist Farm of l25 acres, 8 miles from Norfolk
= 3D. Farm of $50 acres, 10 miles from Norfolk.
al Farm of So acres, In Nansemund county;
S XII a Farm of 1000 acres, Is miles from Norfolk.
9Th. Tract Of Wood Land, $500 acres, 20 miles from
s,b One Farm Of % acres IA miles fom Norfolk
9Th One Farm OF 81 acres, 80 miles from rorIe e
10Th one Farm OF $40 acres 61s miles from Norfolk.
iIlh One Tract Of Land (half elersdh OF ~ acres
" 18Th A Farm OF 1,aoo Acres IA miles from ethyl
10Th Farm Of 800 Acres Is miles from city
2Ist A Tract Of Wood Land, 100 Acres, miles RON
9th. A Farm of 5000 Acres, 10 miles from city,,
25th Farm Of 600 Acres, IA miles from Norfolk.
10Th A Farm of SO Acres, 10 miles from =
2ath A Farm of so Acres, IL miles from "
aOth. A Farm Of al Acres, 20 miles from
32d Farm Of 800 Acres, 60 miles from :.
33d A Farm Of 1,l20 Acres, so miles from
3ith A Farm Of 700 Acres, 65 miles from "
aJlh Farm Of 100 Acres, % miles from
seth. four-story Brick House, on Main street.
3Tth. Two Frame Houses on Church street.
3sth. Two vacant Lots, on Church street
3sh. Four Lots on NewtoH street.
10th. Three valuable Lots, on Main street.
4lst Farm Of $40 Acres 10 miles from Norfolk
AID. farm Of 1l3 Acres, 80
43d Piece OF Wood land 12i Acres 80 miles from Nor
folk.
4aih. Farm Of 100 Acres, on Chesapeake Bay.
45th Farm Of 2G5 Acres. ~ miles from Norfolk.
iTih Farm of go Acres, Princess Anne Z. II.
4sth. Tract OF 800 Acres wood land, in p. A. Co.
60h Iarm OF 800 Acres on James River.
5Ist A Farm of 474 Acres on Pagan Creek.
gid Tract Of $50 Acres Timbered Land, in N. G.
Odd A Farm of SO Acres, miles from Norfolk.
5ith. Farmof 1893 Acres, miles from
55th. A Farm Of 100 Acres
Goth. A Farm of65 Acres, near Pungo Bridge.
bsth Valuable Brick House and Lot on Church street.
59th Valuable Farm In p A. Co., Atlantic Ocean.
Goth Farm of AZ Acres, 30 miles from Norfolk, $500.
0lst. Nine hundred and sixty three and half Acres,
eight miles from the city
cd Thirty Acrs Farm, eight miles from the city
We have just perfected arrangements by which We
have facilities for placing lands before purchasers Abroad
not possessed by any other house In the city Lands
placed hands for sale, will be advertised, free Of
COST IN Northern papers and In Europe.
Nearly all Of the above Land Is near water, and
the largo tracts are heavily Tmbersd description Of
each will bsfirtsed application to the undersigned
Ws.give special attention TO the purchase and sAsot
Real Estate Commission.
l FOLDER, CARTWRIGHT 4 Co,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
aug7--H % Wide Water street. Norfolk, Va.
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GRATTON's NIGHT AUCTION. The
nightly crowds which attend Grattan's
ON Main street, asthe holidays approach,
are becoming more anxious for bargains.
lie has just received large stock of
books, toys and albums and the sale to-
night will be quite an object of interest,
particularly tothose desiring to procure
a handsome present for the holidays.
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DkE" FAMILY DYE COLORs.-Amonp

DeSA FAMILY DYE COLORs.-AmOng
the most popular and useful articles of tho day arc the
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs manufactured by the well known
practical chemists, Howe Stevens. So worry superior
are these dyes SO easily used and witha afforded at 10
low price, that they literally getting into every
bodys hands, just the praises Of their merits are on
eveybodys lips Once tried, they become indispensable
In many parts Of the country they have displaced III
other substances and methods Of dysing We without
any hesitation whatever pronounce them the best dyes
ever manufactured while at the time they ars the
cheapest in price, The ladies particularly delighted
with them. s =
DhF BATCHELOR's HAIR Dye
The Original and Bost in the World Tho only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Instanta
neous. Produces immediately splendid Black natu:
raj Brown, without inuring the hair or skin. Remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes Sold BY al Druggists The
genuine Is signed William A. Bachelor. Also, -
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and DoauGiyng the Hair. :.
augl01y CHARLES BACHELOR, New YORK..
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gss" HALLS VEGETABLE SICfLIAN
HAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to DO the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the public
Its vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS oRIGI.
NAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft usrous
and siiken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use it,
1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
aB- Ask for Halls Vegetable scilian Hair Remover
and take no other X. P. HALL 4 co,
Nashua, N. H., Propretors.i
B8- For sale by all druggists ID nov2O--6m-
NoRFoLK, November %, 1866. =
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nay Two BAD CASES OF PILES

D6E Two BAD CASES OF PILES
CURED ny Dr.. srRIcKLANDs PILE REnEpY-Mr. Glass, OF
suffer with tho Piles that he has boon troubled for eight
years with an aggravated Of Piles and his brother
was discharged from tho army a. incurabe, Che being
quite paralyzcd with the Piles) Both these distressing
cases were cured with bottle Of Dr. strickand Pile
remedy. The recommendation Of these gentlemen be-
side the daily testimonials received by Dr. strick land
ought to convince those suffering. that the most agga
waited chronic Of Piles are cured by Dr. strkands
Pile Remedy. 1t is iold by Druggists everywhere.
Wake 4 co. and NJ and c. A. SANTOS. Agents for
Norfolk Va. poye-6m
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THE LADIES. Yesterday afternoon
the beauty and fashion of Norfolk turn
ed out in 70; &c. Main street was crowd
ell from dinner until dark. The clerks
at Seldncr's popular Dry Goods establish
ment We're keptbusy, and Gotlsberger's
Variety store appeared literally swarm
ell with crinoline. Main street stores
that advertise, yesterday reaped har-
vest
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nfA. Prizes THEM HIGHLY. Mrs. ).
A. AiLRNs Norls Hair Rcstorer and Zylobalsamum, or
Hair Dressing priced highly by all who use them
Careful study aud experience has made them what they
are acknowledged in foreign countries well at home
the only valuable preparation for restoring invgoratng
Identifying aud dressing the hair Those who use them
have In grey hair bald spots Every Druggist sells
he M
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lsy~PEAnLs AND RUBIEs. White teeth

pa" PEARLS AND RUBIEs. White teeth
cropping from ont of ridges of ruby breath spicy as
the airs FROM Ay the Bes Who can resist such faci-
nations 70 reailo them, to perpeiuatc them, to make
the month casket of pearls and ribes and every sigh
sush of Fragrance, all You have 10 do fair ladies', is
to use that machlcss vegetable preparation, Fragrant
gagonnNr
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THE WEATHER. The thermometer
at Dir. w. L. Lewis Drug store, under
the Atlantic Hotel indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Friday:
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GRAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT
BEARDSLEY y BILLIARD Rooms, ME-
CHANICs' HALL, COMMENCING DEC.
Iat1tI b.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HsS" UNION ASSOCIATION OF OYS-
,lnMtS foB Tua WAVES % rnrsE,sEERN DIsrhIoT OF
VteGiyI, At meeting Of the above organization, held
Monday morning, at Nolans Restaurant, No. CD Wide
Water street. the following gentlemen were unanimously
elected rs officers viz:
CAPTAIN DAVID CoEsoy, President.
Cantain THOMAS N0LAa, Vice President.
Capt,in SAMOA GILPArsIoK. Treasurer
iiiyi1 \. BEATTY Secretary.
resolution unanimously passed cordially leVithe
all oysmen Ia attend The next meeting oil the Union
0ysleuaen.' ...s... u
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at Noiahs
Exchange, No. 63 WileWa!g street on saturday morn
ing, at u o'clock oe''-''
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nESIRAB BILE FL M L l. Y
- RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
That very desirable Family Residence, situated ON
three doors above the Methodist Church,
and now occupied by Mrs Foster Is offered for sale
1t has wide entry, with two Iarlors anda dining
the first oor fur claIaers on the floor.
two comfortable rooms In the garrett and dry cellar,
paved yard with kitchen and smoke house
located and large garden.
For further particulars apply to
i M SMITH RRnTIJER
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II o II 8 A l. f.

10 II 8 A l. r.
offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my arnl adjoining the
village OF Kempsyille, in Princess Anne county Va,
nine miles from the city Of Norfolk situate the east
bank OF this Elzsbetl,j Rver.rT1n ~
schools and churches. The land Is thoroughly adapted -
TRUCKING, being high, rich and quick. There IL wood
enough OH the land to pay for 1t.
should 1t not be desirable for any one In want OF land
to large tct IL will be- divided into lots tosut
For terms, &c, apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Aucto.
and Commission merchants corner Roanoke Square and
Vile Water st. Norfolk, Va in woss hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale. "
j. M. BRICKHOUSE
is7-tf Kempayie. Princess Anne Va.
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r pI DEPOT, No. 1T BROADWAY.
An im,pense stock of Pianos. Watches, Jewery and
Fancy Goods all to be sold for ON DOLLAR EACH with
out regard to value and not TO be paid for till You zee
what you will receive lIs. a.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and Its value, are
placed in sealed envelopes and well Mixed One of these
Envelopes will be sent by mail to any address on receipt
Of - eents five for ST. eleven e thirty for 50 sixty
1--WE G,- $40, and one hundred for sl5, -. 80
On rec eipt Of the Certe ic you viii see what you arc
going TO AVE. and then 1t IL ut your option To pay me
do.r and Ike the article not. Purchasers may thus
obtain n Gold Wateh Diamond Ring, Plane Sewing
Machine or y set Of Jewelry ON oar s Tor III and IN
no case can they get is. than One Dollars worth as
there blanks -.
Agents are wanted In every town in the country eve
nv person can make $40 day selling ouf Geiiheates IN
the greatest sale of Jewt1ry,ev ever known. ~
SEMI o5 cents for n Ger T!icate which will inform you
What You can obtain for 81 At tue same time get orr
circular containing fnll list AMI articnlars also TERMS
- JAMES HUTCHINSON q co,
noyB-om No lgf Broadway, New York.
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Ls.y~ A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We

Ekssy" a SUPERIOR REMEDN.-We
can conscieniousB recommend to these autori from
distressing cough De- stclands Meiliiuons Cough ps'
sam 1t gives relief almost instantaneous. aud thai
not dsagecabc to the taste There dor t hut the
e'"''"S 'o"s" "'''' VI '''e " '' est preparations
IN use, and IL all that ills proprie' cains s, n w,
have tried il during the past week and found relief FROM
mos. distressing eo"p 1t is prepared by Dr. suiek
nno' NO. i' sye'.ore street. Cincinnati o. and for sal
by Druggist
"A.hE co. and NJ. 4 c. A. SANTOS AGENTS q,
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NOR SALE OR CHARTER.
LIGHT DRAFT sIDEwHEL STEAMER, Of eighty
tons burthcn suitable for Freight Passengers
fitted and In perfect order. Also, FOUR LIGHTERS,
dcked over drawing thirty inches water with FIFTY
CORDS OF WOOD-but In the most substantial manner
expressly for Tightening wood Z a
Apply ", or address,
Messrs. DUDLEY DEAN & CO.,
aug19-tf f7s faH No. IA Roanoke Square.
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Has received Large and assorted Stock which has been
purchtSed for lash from first hands.
have also purchased the entire Select Stock of Old
I'm from,
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To ManufaeturerSEs:

DY AUTHORITY OF THE ACT OF THE efissNs.,
- ERAL Assembly December, 1861 a'srLe SOL.
ers Boariof Re ef' of Kei>haw District require al
manufacturers OF Cot on and Woolen Goods iucnding
Yprns, Iron, Nailsand oIler iron ware Cotton and
Wool Cards. Has Csps, PEPPER, Sioneware and Rotte.
rY.; Eeatheh Slices Boeia Salt CoppsRss sprituolis
Liquors Te1 ebege9il and Tu' penne to deiivertto
The Board oEa,S MEMBER thereof: to the Tieasu.
on or befa e;tne lst fFsb:uary next strtemeut in
wring under oaL settins forth such and so many Of
the aboyeafte were manufactured by item In the
year eight bu1de and sxty-four andto deliver 20,
the sad Beard Stlefr officer in Camden. on orbefeN
the said irst das of February next, a.
three pei ceat of all manufactures embraced in their
said returns. .isi {; s y : z. -;
proceed 10 estimate the amount Of such manufactured
products; and Isx-in Kind thereon Of six per
cent and Lie execution for three times market VAL
ne thereof :Sf - =. ], <
,shss shs.z3Si - y Yint4 JNO N. DESAUSSURE,
Jau; ;6--10t Chairman
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EROM. THE COAST.

RrcuMosD, jan. San offishil tclcg'aId
from Charleston says that the Federal. raiders
are reported to have returned from Mobile, and
going westward-they Jeff ,4as.9oandtd. The
enemy have landed in force on:the South Caro-.
lima side Of tle.Sasannah river, and. are drip-
ing in our p;ckcts towards HardevilIe.
....sf,... STILL LATER. 3.ss:.s.'. .
i CHARLESTON, January 5.-No furthersmovc-.
.incnt of :::the enemy reported to-day. HIS
forces are still concentrating batSSsaee eeh Hardc
vile and Savannah; and areSreportcd Sadyanc-
ing ON Grahalnyille. -: ,.,..:s.s, I. , -.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 5.-Adyices from below CONF
firm the report that shcrman's forces had
crossed the Savannah River. They are be-
lieved to be moving towards GraifamyiHe: The
reported death 6fGeus. Hood and Forrest is,
not confirmed. .s<27 s.:9: - .. ~ =
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NORTHERN NEWS.

/: RICHMOND, Jan. .4.-The Washington
"Chronicle'' of the Sd has beeu received. The
Board of sas5erssiision5of the city 'and ,3coanty
of New York llaye resolved to raise fo44ff :till,
ion of dollars, to; pay a'thousand dollar bonnty.
The steamer Charlotte; With 1920 ,bslessof coti
ton had arrived at Bermuda. Also. the. Owl,
with 700 bales.r Bx:vice President Dallassdied
at Pbiladelphia on the slst, Gold in New
York 227 3-4
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!. IRON AYANYaH.. q j; n.

S: AUGUSTA, Jan.4:-A gentleman, who left
Savannah last week rays the city continued
quiet, andscitizsns uhInoIested. Private prop.s
segty is said e. 30 respected. ordersh hayo besn
iissued nottoscut the shade trees. Sherman:
promised tssbri6g Gre Hood " tho gulf roa,id. ;,i.;
The. l4th and 18th seorps xars entre6 hing. -;
Their from the river
the plank road. s The g arkees sWeleS building.
new poutoeu bsidg pesite shss exctange
The cAnlSGes On alIed With ladies'.
Many nagfossss Nha5osiMd shermab INF t6p.
acohhs5 con y sse ssaSas q sa.4ih
stiierl 4 sherman ~ lpH aa Issee fsr1
shs:6egroes M the & N a seastaI paper W
4 .sfranl the
News Office, :by Capt. M sihores: Gen. Join.
w. Garv.is N command iof the post Several
steamers: are engaged in removing distractions
from therivcr: The Adams Express Co, hare
al Office : -: :-as -. .-s,.,sz, - - .2S :
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..Fo,:rL:.. 3 !. Sale, y:

"A VALUABLE PLANTATION IN MISSISSIPPI. !.
II This plantation is situated in Lawrence .lC6; I;
Mississippi, at the mouth of, White Sand Greek, onl
Pearl River and contains $40 acres most of which is
snperorsbottom and prodycea tcorg anAsother
also make fiomsOO to 1000 pounds COTTON peKaere
There isa,large Gin and Mill Shed, with "a new Gin
Head and excellent Mil Stones The Gin and Mill
are located upon canal leading from White Sand
supplies abundant water at all times. The situ-4
alton is very healthy, and is well adapted for stock
raising. Steamboats, make three months
in the year. Altogether it is one ofthe cheapest and
most yahlao,e places now offered for sale Apply to.
.',-..,''' GEO. ". BARNES, *
Camden 4. c.
January 4! s..
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sssOEDIEK's 7s0AR RDsRETTETss5

A Ii PERSONS NOT ON THE HIST gF BEN E.il
IL, ,FIGIA KSfoi 1861 wlIo elgut slehef from sthe
Soldiers Board OF Relief for KersaY Disljiet areaa-
qured to- plesent tlei elrpA 10 tie Bear ou arsJe,
lore its uestmeeting tile sjt insnut accopdisg ie
Tile form: tfev plpyard by tie Roasd lbe
name aadaye Of each pc, son claimed Gals ss,st seS
sefortli n-thc application. The families Of lee me-.
gloes, whose males have been or employed in the
military service eas hboreys @" otherwise also en-
tied to the benefits ol inc law anil are included
foregoing notlGe,s.5.:s -. -. = - 80. ::
All persons Who iii to present theft claims by the
time staied,S wlNbe excluded from all benefit under
S. BY srlerofthe Eead: ) i !, - = .;s
S. ~ 3JSS: M-DEsAUssCR RE, .: IS IS
Japlldry G-s: 49,. Chairman. :
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AN IsTEssseIMe PkoBlEs,--lh East Ten
nessee lately. youth, whom weshall call Tom
Smith, married the. widow Jones, and. invited
his fatlfer.Ma tsr. very gay zwidower-to the we'd
ding, Tie widow bride Of the. boy had a
blooming daughter with whom Smith, the
father, fell in love at sight, ceurted and mar
ried. The son married the lnotheEtand the
father married sthe daughter: Ihesqucstion
arises as to what is the relationship ofthe. par
ties intbe srnatritnona unions: and whit will
be the relationship of the offspring ?-Bristoz
Register. ''''
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By .. ID. ,HoGoTTs
Rates for Advertising

For one square-tenn lines or less-FIYE
DOLLARS for the first insertion, and THREE DOL
LARS for each subsequent. = - I.
OBITUARY NorIcEs exceeding one square, charged
at advertising rates. ,,r-,u
Transient Advertisements ,,and Job Work MUST
BE.PAID FOR IN ADVANCE -.
No deduction made except 70 eur regular advert's-
ing patrons IL !S SS S S L. g. . : i &c &
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LATEST BY TELEGR.A i ,.APH
sz REPORTS Oh THE 4 PRESS Ass5 is ii 5G1AiTiIoa II

Entered according 10 The Act Of Congress iii hs Year
1853, by j. 8. TnRAsHER IN the Clerk sdhiee 6ftfe,
Districts Court Of lhei Censsderats states the
* Northern District 8
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The CAMDEN. il tRkAI.,
FRIDAY MORNING., ia .JAH: &

PERHAPS. 1T is coniectured that the Posgr;B Butler
expedition will soon re-appear off C6arleston s.
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Lieut. Col. MuLroRD will visit RichmoniFthe com:
ing week. authorized tS negotiate rev csei i6r the
exchange Of all prisoners; ~. ~ M
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Persons writing to theu fliendsia Gen. Eiy,saFmy
should address them to the "Army Of the;
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FRplf.4UqUSTA.

81 AUausr4s Jahiiay In Augusss on Taes:9
day about 800 aegfoessWar soIa ~ sustioa. il.
houses at ansave,ag sffion 5000 lite $500
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A Northern paper reports that there is n9w an Nv
erago offire Highway robberes or murdefgps arrays
in Nashville every dag. ;, - ;seslsl.:t>=z-
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Dissofn ioA of CopartneY-

s., :s;n.
nIsHss iii rfR oF m MfseoNEY gos3Mf isl sIEWas 81
dissolved BY ssas 6G lst 6aya !;
January, 1861 Pefs6ha estfin
tion sgaiDss said firm VIII pseaeut ths for
fieni. ssI 8 oNEYs s& BgSWEkEs5ax
i 81 3ERErTss seRDdI ..=ss
lzSPkes Coz end Key 80 ,
ri Dullon s. Engs 6, ,snmar. s,
sis aua Readers ~
add TPrlYers Ss .s
Elfs6m Surgery sxS
Cap, Post and Epie - sss
ssas
School Slatcs and Pcn6iIs. =,
jan @ ssm g. ). d. {. YOUNG: s..,
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By private despasch received; last nigkswe learn
that coL,J: D. KENxEDt, and probably n Ecomnana1
will aeael columIi this fdnyl evsnn th.ls. !.
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), Tho totavote of the State of New the Slate
election xas nearly three quarters Of tllion, and
stood as follows: Lincoln ses, 1856 cAce&AanG sel
.6SI. Lncoln's minority 6,505. y, ~ So
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ebadls, bpnge9 Up, Emerald Islander fn
sa e. Tie Sipapiry,y;seW IIl ; Here have yop
esssid, = aDoWu bso,:p Ass. . MulrooneYs s
indat iliegant5tims We, ,:had Sof its.
fights in fifteen minutes ); only. one
LIFT in the house, and that belong.
y-kettle." :.
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The Mercury ofyeserday say: skerhsg reported
at Hardeeville. All the beef cattle, hag sheep.
have been driven from the Hardeepllis Eaham-
yille sections asN die now pastured in locality
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FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, !

TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,
9#-7 DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL BASks,
Washington, June D. 1865. J.
Iii. hereby certified that THE EXCHANGE NATION
aLBsNE OF NORFOLK, Virginia, Banking Associa
,n orgaized under she Act 80 provide National Cur
,sy secured By pledge of United States Bonds, aud to
u yte for the circulation oud redemption thereof ap
we'd Jane g. 1884 having complied with the require
of section As of said Act aud with the regulation
Of T. Department made in pursuance thereof has this
ay ssu designated Depository OF Public Moneys ex
cent recepfs from Customs ard y vrueof such desisa
t5t will also he employed Financial Agent OF the
CO. ,,nn,ant 80 ~ u. SPINNER, uc
yts Treasurer U, :.
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Exchange Bank Building, Main Street.
AGENT FOR T-3O LOAN.

A constant supply of Notes will be kept On hand
This Bank will buy and sell all classes OF GOV Kim
MENT SECURITIES at current market rates
euRNIsH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Purchase Government vsushers Oh the MOST IA Won
ABLE TERs and give cAhSsuL AND PROMPT ATTENDING
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
sns 10 an, ether business entrusted to the Bank
ETH yNFoRaIATIoN in regard to sDY ERNMENT
LOANS at al simes sheesinl5 furnished
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-17
FaRAsURY ,DEPARE4jryT,

TaEAEUhf fDEPARTAtt'tF,
0srtos OF COMPTROLLER OF O. sRENcT,
WASHINGTON, May 18Th. .'S5.
wHr8ras by satisfactory eydsnse prsse ~ to the u
asrysned it has bssn made to appear - the "EA
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK or N0RT X" in riie
CITY of Norfolk, ia the CouRty OF NmEh, sad state
VIRGINIA has been duly organized under ard 'ssordhg to
reieements Of the Of Congress enth n An Act 10
vy.siae National Currsney secured by pledge United
States bonds and provide for the sireaiston and Tie
aempHen thereof" approved june sd, 1854 sia has com
psd with all the provisions OF said Asst tS be complied
with before commencing The business Of Banking Jude,
raid Act T.. = ) p
Now, rHFSEronE I, FREEMAN C,.sSa Comptroller Of
tle Currency DO hereby certify that "TnE EXCHANGE
RATIONAL BANK or NORFOLK" in the City Of Nor
folk IN the County OF Norfolk aud State Of Virginia. is
authorized to commence the business of Banking under
tne Act aforesaid.
,--, In testimony whereof witness my hand and
LIZ. seal Of office this thirteenth day If Ma!
N,-' 1866.
FREE3IAN CLARKE,
sla Txt.rs