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e u r. o r e.
Spain Backs Out Of the
Chill Affair. i:
THE SPANISH ADMIRAL Or
DERED 70 SUSPEND.
OPERATIONS.
Stephens, the Head Centre,
Not Yet Captured.
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE 1T
McCREG0R, IOWA.
fwenty-Eight Buildings Burned
Less Over 100000.
TR0TRT,E TN THE FE-
MAN COURT.
| DEFURclAT0RY BULLETINS OF
PRESIDENT 0'mAH0NEY.
The Late Rebel Secretary Of the
kasy to be Tried for Treason
designations Of Gems. Butler and
Dix Accepted. :
Erom NEexico--omcial Ad-
vices from JuaTez.
MISSISSIPPI COTTON
| AGENTS.
designations Of Gems. Butler and
Dix Accepted. ::
Eroru NEeyico-Ofncia1 Ade
vices from JuaTez.
MISSISSIPPI COTTON
AGENTS.
Two Run OF With a Million
Dollars and Third Conf
n,its Suicide.



Receipts from informal keScnne-e'en
GRANTS II Itc1,ort-I'cr%onal l&enas-dicn.
lsutlcr ~. Cen. <:rant-Rc>t=uasion
e,..siSs..-f., ,,,,ar,.,o.r.N ~ co.a,.c..so,,-
1rrHiuent1a1 AhteFs'c"-Goo.f*9"
al &so-'tp'
w.ssH,1-a,. ~
I, 1, - =
amounted to s,,4as,oc0.
II /. undentood be,e tia, Gen, Grants fcport nus
-. 49,. Rs.r,.,....
Drcvct Brig Gen !. j. uaiuce, OF the Commissa-
r.. ncn,r,mcnf In, hem ordrnri m N'ashinctnn 10
fe.tle bis account.
Col. ". ". Nood~cfo. OF the 146fa coiofed
troope hat bccn honorAbfv discharged from the
.cr.icr
81 t;cn pn,,er II, shortly rrnv IN The s,rsctune,
arsnst lin in len Gutte ne1orts md pubiish Iii
lie o1lcisl tc}ec1ams and documcnts counccted
n. MI ~ W1t1 ihc no,e,cni NJ r. Inn.
If H. Jamcs- in Nav. Isa md sndne With lie nj.
The re,icpatious Of the following aelce,s have
heen accepted By the President: Mai Gen. i: F.
Duiief. 10 take cdect Sos. ~ lotS MAJ zen. dno.
a.. ~, ~, G Entch1rn A. ~ -es;o. .d.
nation OF col n 1. Scott, q. $. A., nepncw Of
Cen scott has also been accepted, to oate from
~. ~ ~ - f:e s. mt pe a.
dntr m he AdQ;sn, GeneTsrs o1ce. frora WE,ch be
MS removed At the request Of Gen- Mcclellan.
who aecused him Of furnishing the enemy with ~.
s1ina.son. d1e I ha Ea,. "as GuleGs nas9ed up A.
to visit Europe, where le haf been eser xntt- His
resignation wa accepted, it is understood at the
earnest solicitation ot ten. Scott
Col. nv. y. poynton- formerly Of the 9th
Ohio, has been brrvet1rd bHgad.er General Of vol
1nc4fr for gallant and mer1totious service in The
field.
Gov O"lesby, OF Illinois, Senator Satrner and
Gen. Logan lad N interview with The President
Comparatively few Conc1cesmcn a.e IN town.
Ard The Capital Is exceedingly dull. The o1t11on
cnlns strength that the House reconftruc1on reto-
lui:on crn1ot pass in the senate. lis modification.
at eny TaIc, is thought 10 he certain
Speaker Co!fax il betet b. the impotunitIe. Of
gentlemen who Want chatrnanthfps 0 commftleGs.
lle fu11nation Of com1IltieeF teems invested Ibis
rear with unn4u11 dttcultice End snzny cmharass-
Ing personal considerations htlp 10 compllcate it.
Speculation mainly lenders about 1he disposition
10 be made oi 16ad. SteFels. Morrill, HasMond.
, 1865-12-09
Chicago Gribnne.


., ,.,,.s,-
Receipts 11o1'l 'n'N1"~
were ti.so .,, + -o,,v IN tim .t-;c-
ten. tsut!eI 1n fs s,
tures sFsnt1 aa,aas mn -. ~ c.ns nn,1o, nj.
inc .;...s,..n. .s 49,, .,,,,,,,.a
t'oA'on suu -. - - wIc~~~F nj, -,
Inc "'ao' " 49, ,',,'..,' 49,
Q! Ibis ota.c. 1'so 81 oG'e' lug w 'As-
Inc JILL !'!n'ols An.c3 sn@t@nA! ~n' 'eatu
Chicago neA' monaas- "no oe ""s'e1eo VIZ a.
$spr1nsfelo On 1neaoa1.
Mallory, late febcl secretary ot lile Sasy'
win. II Is btated be tried before civil court 'o'
'feason-
Juasez leaves Fl faso 1oT SA.a' u'a W s-n,'~ ~
1sth tnstant anu VIII be tendesco q e11na ia" -
n'1ea states o1nce1t Ill Foft o4.sr ~~,u- +,
The Minneapolis and 81 Ahlhohs Ml'E, -
minnesota, have fa~ed- during tne p'toe"'
G1.635. .3A iett ot lumber. -,,o,e
Gen. klpatrlck, acting under tust'ae 49,. 49,
from Washington, will sail lot aa4pa17''' "3
>:s1st inst, from New York.
The Louisiana House Of nepresehlatlses
have 1,asscd = resolution a:ainst A4a
and Culver Us United statcs setA'oFe "oat s'a'
:stAtc.
destructive FIRE broke ont In Tue fost
6}ticc at Mct;srgot, lows te*'e"9y "&h'ns. con-
+un,ipc t~cnty-eighf bulloloea' aoo Aososns
loes ot over slo."o.
In Cambridge, Vermont, SIX metnnc1s ol
:hc family ot Andrew Chase nave o'eo WIN male-
nam dIphthctio."ithn the rhort tpace q! '"o week.
a mother and daughter were buried In ono grave
The Presidents Message aud Secretary
,,r{uf,ocE'h report have caused advance In Gur-
*r1,rncpt securities and decline IN gold, which
4lo+"l at f1.4G-
Mobile correspondent Of the Memphis
i;ia'4in statts that tvo cotton uceuta in Missls-
.,ppl have fed the country with million dollars
in tpccle AID that lhlrd DR.. Gibbons, Of Boston,
A1a..-. has committed suicide
Clark T. Brother, merchants ut Lafayette,
1udtana, have hac Judgment entered a-ainst them
tor 1.fG, tot injuries received by lads svhose
loo, elsprtd through detective 1n1ine in front o1
thcfr etorr.
f,,.J,hcn.r thc prcs,acpt of thc Fcntan
u,.,,,.,hn,d ;.,o,,,,.. I'm r.r,,n sennte "a mai
-...a,1,. ~, :. H. ,,nrhIe =, nc,anu.,,e,.
,rd I'M ire..,,cn, noh, .br, LIST Of the brethren
WHO are v:1ucd or AZ dishanez:, In THIS List
NIchae! seaman Of this city represents Illinois,
In prt.pcration for the Pittsburgh city cleo.
linn. the nc,ub!icau p.rtv Will hold primary
Siberian NJ, the 1C,l mt. TO nominate candidates
j.. annoruc, tint voice arr rot to be counted
nv M. r,ndi,,c who shall I'LL to notify thu cen
~, ccrnn5te br thu 14th init. Of bis willingness
~ n,iac 1,v .bc r,su,t,
Tw, children WIN were nlayin9 will
,ostchcx a, Lawrence Ma,.. Inst Sa,uraay ane4
-'~>~~N
, 1865-12-09

THE BEST OF THE MONTH
L. LIES
i!1E LADY's FR1END--devo<cd to FASHION and
LITERATURE Beautiful Steel EogEaEluss. SPLES.
DID DoUELE.s1zE coLORED FASHION PLATES.
Tho Latest Patterns Of Dresses, Cloaks, Bennc1s, En-
b1o!dcry, &c. Household Receipts. Music, &c
wnEELEE l. WILSON'S Sxw1so MACHINES given
Prtu!ums. Send Is cents for sample copy to pEA.
CON L PETERSON, 3 ID. Walnut St, Philadelphia
Gn6yafeItdkEy
, 1865-12-09

ToRoSTo. Dec 9.-1he Canadian Sons Of Liberty
srd their French c:gaus ure causing some eomulo-
ton by the DEMONSTRATIONS a4ainEf British DON'T
qatQ1s ln Capads and thetr coulrde schemes'
, 1865-12-09
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, DECEMBER >, 1868.
EUROPE.

cal' loans, and commercial paper passes at 1hG1
TIE rtork market Is dull.
Goods are steady and 1ail1oad shares dropping.
, 1865-12-09

CARD.

Tie Trustees Of The Ttsbt Free Will baptist Church
Gratefully acknowledge the prompt action Of the Mer.
chants Insurance Company. IN voluntarily calling
upon them within twenty -four hours after the destrnc
ton Of thsr Church Edlrce. and paying over 5000,
The full amount Of the rls1z beld bT that Company
AARON p DOWNS. Chairman.
r,.,~- ~ rra..... E.~.at.+v n>4s
, 1865-12-09

How the Pre.fdcnt's Message IL Re-
gart5ed by the English md EFrnrh
11tRlJs1er&-<sc Hogan aad the Mcx-
lean NJ NSIsAion-Senntor StocAt0Elss Case
-AptoInkment. to Lteutcnanclt~-
Cumptroller'a Dcci~ion-TFial Of NAL
lorys
WARRINGTON. Dec. 6-The English Minis Ends
,be nastdte in the Presidents message nbort the
snl,Guct OF Great 1:i,ain during the VAT niher Cpl
~ hnf docs pot believe 1t will lend 10 any bad feel
between the to- t5c %n'e ef the th
Monroe doctrine, as put forth N The n,eeFace xi!l
not stand in Inc way oi pacific Fotuo9 q tue
uueytiops now pending between ihe Umled s1n'e=
and F1aEoc- .ns. x...,,.J t,e,,. firm,
~, ~ eTd f,as had IN interview With sec-etaTE
Srvard. Ms Cen. Logan 1,a4 not yet fully decided 10
nccept The NG1can mission. ,r ~, IL.
cass o! seass ne nrtcst nsnst The }ccallsy o! biz
t!cei.on ie bcirE uigrd BY rome members of the
Niont tGrcc Iiundred second Leufenants aIe 10
h sEotnt u lhe :sfaar sIs r: ne
| di.,ricts, Al applisants 1nutt have. scrfed t"o
, 1865-12-09

ITO LOVERS OF THE DRAMA.
PLAYS,
MoN ee5 Co.,,
81 DEARBORN STREET,
Have added 10 their already large stock.
5000 American and English Plays,
Making 1t the 1nrgcst anti only complete assortment
west Of New York. Thy have also II large lot Of
C0nlicDTanaS4
Far eollere csn,p or Cahfu-Salc Characters onfy
DRAMAS Fol: EUIEs1lfe characters oniy.
HOME PLAYS Fol. LADtES-FGnalc Charactefs
IN EyESIN1 AMIsEMEST-An Or1giuat Conc
d., RufleHque and fnlce. r>
SHAk SFEAIE'E PI0yEERS-Dy Mrs. Clark.
Amateur Clubs. Colleges. Schools ahd DEALERS SUP
11TnI Wv f A2S
, 1865-12-09

Telegram from Gen. GroMt-<sen. How
ar&l,s Heport-Appofntmen
-CorptrollcSsk observation-disclosures
Of rThnnxaEtyiu.-Ths Southern Dell
rEAtbour~
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago THbune.1
WAsuISa1ox. Dec e.
4 telegram WINS received to-day at army head
quarters from Gen. Grant, stating that he rould
return 10 Washington Saturday nc1t The dct-
patch rae dated Charleston.
Major Gen. Howard, Commissioner of the Freed
mcu'e bureau. has completed his repoz. and to-day
submitted It 10 tue Prcsldent for approval It vt
rrobably be printed to-moHuw.
B1evet Col. Clinton c. Moody. o. s. volunteers,
b:s 1eep aproip,ed Commiesary Of Musters, De-
U0u. Geo, ii, Pcndleton is here. n,s reception
on he t!oor Of the House was Of remarkably cor
The secoud Comptroller Of the Treasury has de-
csded TINT aliiday11e. Of tho Government Aken e.
fore Notary Public after the 1T Of October. l661,
mrst he accompanied b. certificate 81 The Secre-
tsfy Of state Of OF clerk Of Court Of Records, to
il: oftlc,a} cha,acter OF the notaEy.
The kstlpuul Thanks giving vas quietly oot gen
c.nlly ob.erved in washington. TIE sessIa @ q; de'
rrinera VA generally suspended: Ssf,7ees appto
nrinic 10 he OCCASION we1x held in all the churches
e5cspt Tic Southern Methodist Episcopal, which Il
prsbcipali5 attended BY secession sympatn1fets
errd sermon which c!ic1.e warm pFase. mud fot
cory o! which tor publication lcqass1 has altead!
Tm Virginia and Tennessee delegation. have de
ti1cd 10 Feuntn here and quietly await tne aeaon
Cong.e>e in r.:ea1d 10 thclr aomssion: atost o. I
clrded that ii wall he cheaper al least TO return Il
their bp,aeS,
, 1865-12-09

MRS. AIERRIAIAN would inform
1F1 her friends and patrons that size ha1 returned
from The East and resumed her business at her
Studio, No. IL nIillar'a Block,
Corner clssk and 1ando!nh streets. Reception hours
ft1S11 f11
, 1865-12-09

LIFE, 6R0WlH AND BEAUTY.
Hrs. s. A. -Azze7e,s 7Vo7'zd's
Hair .Restore1' and Dress
ting iarigorate, strengthen
and dzengthe1s the hair. Ihey
act directly atpo,s the roots
Of the hair, supplying re-
1uired 4eo,4rishnse7at, and
natural color aud beauty
returns. Grey hair 7tsap-
pears, bald spots are cov-
cred, hair stops falling, and
z,xrxria1,t groacth IS the re-
suit. Ladies and Children
erslz appreciate the delight
full fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance inepart-
ed to the hair, and no fear
Of soiziaag the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress. :
ee&A by all Druxxast..
DEPOT 1888 4 200 Greenwich St. y. II
octtrsl lS5t4rH sAAIV %
, 1865-12-09

i bloodhound Canc In Texna-Cott0i
Matters OH Iked EKlrcr-ArrivaI at New
Orleans from New York-AfIsHsaxtppI
In 1,11 In NJ
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22

On Wednesday morning about tbre,.
o'clock Stevens was met by n man
named Cleary, who resided on the easi
bank of the Hudson, opposite POUCH.
keepsie, and who, ii is said, had LOST
heavily on the race. He charged Ste.
vens with having deliberately sold his
friends, and insured the defeat of the
Poughkeepsie crew. Stevens denied the
charge, and offered to bet Cleary tina, II
could not be proved. Cleary denounced
Stevens In strong terms, which exas-
perated Stevens TO such a degree that he
struck Cleary powerful blow on the
temple, telling him TO the earth.
Ageneral row than began, but through
the interference of several friends o
both the men il was promptly quelled
When Cleary was picked up he was dis
covered 10 be dead, TO the surprise u
every one who witnessed the affair, anC
who supposed that he had only hcei
stunned. Upon an examination being
made CIeary was found 10 have received
n severe confusion on the forehead anI
ON the back of the head. Stevens i'm
me lately surrendered himself 10 the
authorities, and was locked up for exam.
ination.
The body of Cleary was removed "a
the City Hall to await an inquest. The
circumstances of Cleary's death spread
like wild fire through the city, and ere
ated such an excitement that threats
were made against several prominent
New York sporting men who Were in
the city, but fortunately no retaliation
took place. 1t is but justice To these lat
ter gentlemen to add that they are heavy
losers themselves by the race, having
backed the Poughkeepsie crew to large
amount.
The unfortunate death of Cleary, who
was favorably known in this city and
Poughkeepsie, continued to be the all
absorbing topic of conversation yester-
day. Stevens, IL is said, has exhibited
the utmost grief over the matter The
body of the deceased will probably be
buried to-day.
Telegraphic dispatches from POUCH
keepsie were received yesterday by sew
eral sporting men in this city, asserting
that the referee and two judges i'll tn
late race had made ailidavits that tn
race is foul and that their decision wa
rendered through intimidation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22
THE GREAT ROWING MATCH.
Stevens of the Poughkeepsie Crew
Charged with Selling the Race.

The great four.oared boat race for the
championship of the American waters,
and six thousand dollars, which took
place Mt Poughkeepsie, on Tuesday, has
resulted, unfortunately, in the death oil
one of the principal parties interested in
the match, under the following circum-
stances 1t appears that Mr.. Stevens,
the stroke oarsman of the Poughkeepsie
crew, was suspected by some on the day
of the contest, of an intention to sell the
race to the New Workers, who had bet
immense sums on the result, giving
heavy odds against the Poughkeepsie
crew.
A report to this effect was extensively
circulated, and created the most intense
excitement. The friends of Mr.. Stevens
denied the imputation in the most forci-
BILE language, but could not convince q
portion of the public that the charge
was unfounded, and he was denounced
and threatened that if he carried out his
alleged intention it should cost him his
life. The betting instantly took
change upon the announcement of sus-
picion against Stevens, and several of the
heaviest bctters on the Poughkeepsie boat
began to hedge in order TO avoid losses.
Several delegations waited upon Ste
NtIlS, lHu VII iiiii VI tiiS lG-
port in circulation, he emphatically de-
MED the charge, which, he said, was cir
culated by his personal enemies to ruin
him He insisted thathis performances
in the race would be the best test of the
truthfulness of the charge, and offered
to wager heavy sum that the POUCH
keepsie crew would win the race. The
excitement was thus calmed for awhile.
and the betting was spiritedly renewed.
When the race came off, it is said that
a boat followed the Poughkeepsie crew
with special instructions concerning
Stevens, but as he showed great energy
in his performances he was not modest.
ed; and though the race resulted in IA
vor of the New York boat, he was gen.
orally exonerated from the charge OF
collision with the victors. Several pro.
tests were entered, however, agai inst Civ
ing up the main stakes, and in q num-
Der of instances side bets were anpounc.
| cd as "of.n
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON. Nav 18th. 1865.

WASHINGTON, May ioth, 1000.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented to the un-
dersgued it has been made TO appear that the "EX-
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK in the
City of Norfolk in the County of Norfolk and State
Virginia. has been duly organized under and according tc
requirements of the Of Congress entitled can Act tc
provide National Currency secured by pledge of United
States bonds and provide for the circulation and
iemption thereof approved June 3d. 1891 and has com
piled with all the provisions Of said Act be complied
with before commencing the business of Banking under
said Act;
Nav, THEREFORE,, T. FRRsM,S CrARxS Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK in the City of Nor
folk in the County of Norfolk and State of Virginia is
authorized TO commence the business Of banking under
the Act aforesaid
49,, In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
LIS seal OF Office this thirteenth day Of Nc:
'0-' 1865.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
or ,ha ~,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22

NUMEROUS MURDERS.
70 tas Editor q ihr Nertolt Fesf;
while the South are nearly unit,
the North is cut up into factions. Odd
Dominion.
If Lindley Murray are not studied,
such mistakes is unavoidable.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22

"others want them DISTINGUISHED and
let them retain their property .n-OldDo-
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22

Enquire earnestly 1000, 000ofpeople
have not got rights which are nota pow
er of themselves. odd Dominion.
"Rights which are not power' must
be something akin to the rights where
with the bred Scott Decision invested
the negro race.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22

This is rs clear as mud. Who author
lied these ''others,n who desire TO dis
franchise other "others." 10 allow these
"others" to "retain their property?'
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22

"Six millions of our own race stand
looking us in the face. '-Old Dominion.
When they have looked at you long
enough to make it certain they will
know you when they see you again. we
hope they will all go to work at some
more useful occupation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22
THE CORNER STORE.u
L0CKHART a. STINER.

LoGKHART a sTINER,
NO. EAST MAIN STREET, CORNER RANty
HALLS OLD CORNER
large and select stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen,
NISING GOODS in every branch OF the trade alyav. ON
hand consisting Of ladies' and gent. TOILET ARTICIE
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
TRAVELLING BAGS
AND sATcuELs,
VALTsEs, &C
FANCY GOODS, phalon & Sons celebrated PERFUME
RES especially the world renowned" NIGHT BLOOMING
cRREUs," "ooCIN SANS Farrell SOAP" and GOLD
IN CREST" Perfumery generally.
enrts and Drawers made to order at short notice and
WIN oispaten' Special attention paid to the making Of
Lsdiss' and childrons garments.
anus being branch house are enabled 10 supply the
Fade on the most liberal terms
q LocKHART q sTISER.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22
Exchange Bank Building, Main Street.
AGENT FOR 7-30 LOAN.

constant supply of Notes will be kept on hand.
This Bank will buy and sell all classes Of GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS and give CAREFUL AND PROMPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to the Bank.
LOANS at all times cheerfuly furnished.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22
Che Aorfolk gust.
SATURDAY, JULY ~, 1855.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

IhE fEUfLE IULUMN
NUMEROUS MURDERS.
&c ;ss Editor # thr Ncrtoll Fest:
while the South are nearly unit,
the North is cut up into factions. odd
Dominion.
II Lindley Murray are not studied,
such mistakes is unavoidable.
"others want them DISTINGUISHED and
let them retain their property. '-0ldDo-
miRion.
This is rs clear as mud. Who author
lied these "others," who desire TO dis
franchise other "others." TO allow these
''others' to "retain their property? ?"
And give them the rights of suffrage,
which uds forfeited by the rebellion. y
Old Dominion.
How many rights of sufllageare there
and does any one of them authorize us
to compel a plural TO stand as nomi-
native TO singular verb?
1.-The history of European Kingdoms
present series of revolutions. odd
Dominion.
And the columns of our philosophy
cal neighbor presenta series civilizations
of the rules of English grammar start
ling, if not agreeable.
Joy would supercede gladness. ~
Old Domination.
That seems to us very much like q
Democrat supereeding Locofoco.
"Gaunt despair dispelled from her bor-
ders would win their hearts back to the
old FLAG. "-Old Dominion.
If gaunt despair will do that, we say
"bully for despair"
when the rebellious States had reg.
ular organized govern ment and Wds sit.
uated at au appointed capitol. odd Do
minion.
When was that? When ",cos" th
rebellious States situated at an appointe,
capitol? Hey!
"Passion do NOT easily subside. "-Ot
Dominion.
That is very wicked in passion, but
our neighbor should not become so much
excited about II as to forget his gram
mar.
Most of the cases consists of arrests
for drunkenness. old Dominion.
We understand that an arrest is to b,
made for murdcr--of the Kings Eng
lish.
"These people are Americans, made
disloyal by coalition of circunlstan
ces. odd Dominion.
Let lis hang these circumstances,
then, and let the poor innocent people
go free from all pains and penalties
Every one has heard of those "circum
stances" which are always beyond con-
troll" These must be the very ones
which, as described by our lively neigh
Dor, formed coalition and caused
Americans to become disloyal.
"The same evil haunts us in trying
to find an excuse for furnishing the re-
bells. - Old Dominion.
There is great deal more trouble in
trying to find an excuse for not punish
ing them.
six millions of our own race stand
looking us in the face. n-Old Dominion.
When they have looked at you long
enough to make it certain they will
know you when they see you again. we
hope they will all go to work at some
more useful occupation.
Enquire earnestly rs ,000, 000ofpeople
have not got rights which are nota pow
er of themselves. odd Dominion.
"Rights which are not power" must
be something akin to the rights where
with the bred Scott Decision invested
the negro race.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-22
THP NORFOLK POST
UNITED STATES 7-SO LOAN.
TINTED STATES 80 LOAN

B. authority Of the Secretary Of Treasury the under
ssnaa has assumed the General Subscription Agency for
the sale ofunited States Treasury Notes bearing seven
and shree-tsuths per cent per sunum known
as the
SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under ite Of Angus: 18th 1864
aud are payable three years o that tine in currency,
ersre convertible a, the og'ion Of the older into
UNITED STATES so SIX PER CENT GoLDBEAR
ING BONDS.
These bonds are now worth premium OF nine per cent
including gold interest from November which makes the
actual profit on the 80 Loan rates including
interest about per cent per snnum besides lis eremp
hon from Stat. and maa5pal TAXATION ,ysieh adds from
one three pr cent more according the levied on
other property The interest Is payable semannualy by
coupons attached each note. which may be cut of and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day So note
Two cents =" 500
Ten 500
% a" $1,000
81 $500
Notes of all the denominations namt VIII be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
offered by the Government and it is confidently ex
pected that its superior advantages will make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE
PEOPLE.
Less than seo00o0 0 remain unsod which will proto
bly, be disposed Of within the sixty ninety days
when the notes will undoubtedly command premium as
has uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions
to other Loans.
In order that etzens of every town and section of the
country may be afforded facilities fer taking the loan the
National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers through
the country have generally agreed to receive subscp
tons par Subscribers will select their agents in
whom they have confidence, and who only to be
spon.ibe for the delivery the for which they
esIve orders JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the Exchange Nation