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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
A CARD FROM A coL0RED MAN.

TO The Editor Of The Norfolk Post;
do not think you wish to imply Gas
you unwittingly do), that the colored
people of Norfolk are following the
pair ofDeadbeats whom you have been
embalming for several days. The colored
men of Norfolk are as well-behaved as
the white men. They do not ask white
leaders in the management of their civil
rights. The colored men have contrib
uted much of their blood to the cause of
that freedom which they are now en-
joying. They do not know that Mr..
Schliecker or Mr.. Pepper can say as
much for the tribe they represent. Do
not, Mr.. Editor, even by implication,
associate the coIored men of Norfolk
with P. and S. again.
A COLORED MAN.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27
NORFOLK, June 20, 1867
NORFOLK, Jt
P,0prietors of Norfolk Ibsi.

P1oprieloTs Of N0rf0N I0sl:
SIRs:-Your paper of this morning
contains a scurrilOus and contemplate
article in relation to myself, for which
l intend to hold you legally responsible;
for it is clearly actionable, as the direct
tendency, if not the design of this article
is, to provoke personal violence to my
self and breach of the public peace. /
shall also take occasion, at fit time and
opportunity, to lay it before the military
authorities, and also, before Secretary
Seward, from whom you receive the
printing of the United States Laws, who
knows me from a personal Acquaintance
of many years-knows that / am not
such person as you represent; but in
every respect the reverse.
Yours, &C., CALVIN PEPPER.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

RETuRNED.-Mn Charles Chenoweth yesterday return.
ed to his home and resumed business There Is no sus
picon whatever attached to him having been engaged
in the shooting of Jakeman and if there were it would
avail but little as he in hia house. and every
man has right to defend his castle when asssed-
The house was not much injured, and business was re-
snmsd al once Asa measure of precaution-though un
solicited, Col Howard was thoughtful enough to send
guard there to protect and defend him against assault
partial investigation Of the shooting affair took pac,
before the Mayor but nothing elected The youns
Thomas Edwards of Baltimore, ia still in Jail oil
suspicion.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27
NORFOLK, VA, J 24th, 1865.
Editors Norfolk Post

Editors Norfolk Post:
In your first issue, published while 1
was absent from the city, discover my
name published as President of an Or
ganization whose object is to represent
the right of suffrage to the colored man.
While | am at liberty to state that am
in sympathy with Reinforcement, under
proper management and at the proper
time, am not at liberty to accept such
a position, and never gave any person
permission to use my name in that con-
nection; but on the contrary, absolutely
refused to have it thus used while | am
in the military service, for reasons APP
parent to all. Respectfully, yours,
q. l.. MANN.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

In the year 1925 great effort was
on a large scale, in hope that its prin-
ciples and practice might be dissemina-
ed through the country. At the same
time letters were addressed to. some of
the most distinguished persons in this
country, to invite their attention to the
subject of gymnastics, and their influ-
ence in diffusing knowledge of their
importance. Among these letter was
addressed to gentleman, now no more,
whose name and opinion must have
great weight. The following was his
reply
NOVEMBER II, 1926.
MY DEAR SIR: I am highly pleased
with the idea of gymnasium. 1t Is a
subject which has often occupied my
thoughts, and in which it has appeared
to me that the fashion of the times needs
to be changed. Those who have the
charge of education seem sometimes to
forget that the body is part of the man.
The number of young men who leave
our colleges, emulOus indeed, and learn
ed, but with pale faces and narrow
chests, is truly alarming. The common
rustic amhsements hung about our lite
rary institutions for long time; but
they at length seem to have been entirely
abandoned, and nothing, at least moth
ing useful, has succeeded them. If it be
desirable that there should be a cultivat-
ed intellect, it is equally SO, SO far as this
world is concerned, that there should
also be sound body to hold it in.
shall most gladly assist in your en-
deavors; thinking that do some service
when l aid any measure calculated to
enforce on the rising generation a sense
of the invaluable advantages OF physical
exercises.
/ am, dear sir, most truly yours,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

The Importance of ventilating bed
rooms is fact which everybody Is vital
~ interested IN, and which few pronerly
appreciate. If twopersons are to occunv
a bedroom during night let them stem
upon weighing scales as they retire. and
then again in the morning. Freouenfiv.
tnere VIII be a loss oftwo or three pounds,
anu the average loss throughout the
year will be moro than one pound. That
is; during the night, there is a loss of n
pound OF matter, which has gone off
lrom their bodies, partly from their lungs
am partly through the pores of the skin.
me escaped material is carbonic acid.
exhalations. r' >i' 20
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ton, Lady Alice Hill, the Countess Graz
ven and Lady Poltimore. A magnifi-
cent emerald and diamond necklace,
given by the brides mother, was match
ed by a superb diamond necklace and
tiara, the stones in which were of the
finest water, set in the most brilliant
manner, and presented by the bride
grOom's father.
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AT the British Museum about Al

AT the British Museum about 4,15C
volumes are used in the reading room
daily; the number of readers has been
about 1885, 900, or 800 per diem. So, S42
volumes have been added to the library
during the past year, of which 2,73Owere
presented, 2S,426 were purchased, and
1855 acquired by copyright. Sl9 maps,
charts, and plans have been added, in
1926 sheets, and A aliases complete.
2,'37S pieces of music have been obtained.
The total number of articles received by
tbi,department has been 72,2l4, of which
1 ,2S3 were received under the interna-
tional copyright treaties. 1000 stamps
have been impressed on these articles.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

"BLaoK YoUR Doors, Sm."-Such the interrogatory
addressed to swarhy son of Afric yesterday in front
the Atlantic, by crowd of those pestiferous pests but
useful animals, the boot blacks Now be it known that
the object of this wholesale assault barefooted and
had his rowsers rolled up to his knees Yes said he
''back 'em-and lookee hoaw, you do it good and
make EN- shine" Nothing daunted,,a youthful knight
of tue brush and follower Of Day and Martini at
commenced upon the jay bird like extremity of the Afr
cam and polished it up not emitting the hollow. in fine
style sambo after the manipulaons of the young ar
tis left fully satisfied that his feet at least were bound
to shine The scene amusing to the crowd congre
gated in the neghborhood Of the Atlantic There can be
no doubt that that negro was polished
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

black hair for, ladies is now out of
fashion in Paris, and red hair is in fash
ION; therefore, La Mode Iuustrce we'll
says that this is the hour of vengeance
ior women with red hair, who have SO
long been considered ''the disinherited
children of nature" 1t is their turn TO
d. triumphant, and towatch dark-haired
women imploring the chemist to take
the black out of their locks, and to make
them like their once desnised sisters.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

. Tom Thumb, who was among the Wis
itors to the late Derby race, came back
from it outside of handsome cab, the
driver clutching him firmly round the
body. He received a perfect ovation,
and replied most condescendingly, not
bit proud, and like conquering gem
eral. Tom Thumb smokes immense
cigars, which have the appearance OF
large bowsprit sticking out OF his face.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

AuxILIARIEs-We understand that number ofcitizen
have formed themselves into companies and having chos
en- Mr.. Edwin Lakin, very reliable gentleman as thei
leader about to tender their services to the Mayor
assist in protecting the city against all Corners This is
movement in the right direction. We want such or
ganzaton ofqust and pesceable citizens auxiliary
to the force the Mayor will be called upon to appoint
in order to the peace of the city We trust the
Mayor will accept their services when profered.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27
NURSERY RHYMES ALTERED TO SUIT TIL
TIMES.

TO The Editor Of He Norj6M Post:
Calvin and Peter were two pretty men:
They taxed the negroes five dollars and ten:
Up jumps Peter, "NIy dear colored men,
] love you as chickens are loved by hen"
Up jumps Caiyin;a man and abrother,
~ love you as son is loved by mother."
There was lawyer of Norfolk town,
Who vowed he loved all the black folk and brown,
But the dakies shy showed the white of their eye
To this ambitious young lawyer of Norfolk town.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

A poor man, named Denis Sheehan,
died lately a1 Queenstown at the ad-
vanced age of one hundred and three
years. He had labored during the greater
part of his life, but had been bed-ridden
for the past seven years.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

MILITARY CnANGEs.-Colonel G. w.
Bradley, chief depot Quartermaster al
City Point, has been assigned to duty as
District Quatermaster of Pennsylvania
with his headquarters at Harrisburg
Colonel Bradley left his old station few
days since, and has been succeeded by
Captain A. S. Dunton.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

A gang of burglars, some of them from
London, and Others from Liverpool, have
had good stock of tools, including a
newly-invented machine for destroying
the locks of safes. The article is COM
posed of several pieces of steel, so secure-
iy Joined, and fitted with such. powerful
penetrating blades of steel, that it is
thought capable Of gradually forcingany
number of safes.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers will please
hve their orders the countingroom the evening pre-
yous before six o'clock
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IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER.

Maior-General Terry, commanding
the Department of Virginia, has just is
SIZED most import order, the essence of
which we transfer to our columns. He
states that the laws of the State of
Virginia, and the Ordinances of the diff
ferent municipalities within the State,
having especial reference to- and made
to restrain the personal liberty of free
colored persons, were designed for the
government of such persons while liv-
ing amid a population of colored slaves;
they were enacted in the interests Of
slave owners, and were designed for the
security of slave property; they were
substantially parts of the slave code.
Slavery has been abolished in Virginia,
and therefore upon the principles that
where the reason of the law ceases, the
law itself. ceases, these laws and ordi-
nances have become obsolete. People of
our color will henceforth enjoy the same
personal liberty that other citizens and
inhabitants enjoy; they will be subject
to the same restraints and to the same
punishments, for crime, that are impOs-
ed on whites, and to no others. Vagran-
cy, however, will not be permitted;
neither whites nor blacks can be allow
ed to abandon their proper occupations,
to desert their families or roam in idle
ness about this departments; but neither
whites nor blacks will be restrained
from seeking employment elsewhere,
when they cannot obtain it with just
compensation at their homes, nor from
travelling from place to place on proper
and legitimate business. Until the civil
tribunals are re-established, the admin
istration of criminal justice must, of ne
cessity, be by military courts; before
such courts, the evidence of colored per-
sons will be received in all cases. I"
Now, this order defines the position and
status of every citizen and subject in
the State of Virginia, and there is moth
ing left undecided except the question
Of suffrage to the blacks. We hope the
order will be enforced here at once, and
that those persons who "roam in idle
ness" about the streets of Norfolk, may
be forced to follow some honest calling
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

New MAYoR.-Thomas G. Tabb, the newly elected
Mayor of the city, yesterday morning sworn into
Office, and at took his seat and commenced the
transaction of business lie had but few cases before
him, but from the prompness with which he dispatched
them we think he will make most excellent officer
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

The Municipal Council of the town OF
Toulon has selected the most picturesque
site in the neighborhood, wherein to
construct chateau, which they propose
presenting to the Prince Imperial in the
name of the town,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

The department of coins and medals
IN the British Museum has acquired
1867 examples during the past year. OF
these 1850 were Greek, including 5 spe-
cimens made of glass; SIP are Roman;
474 modern or medieval 295 of the
Roman coins are Imperial, gold, valued
atse3 200. The mint ofthe United States
has presented two-cent piece of 1894, .
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

At church in Dorsetshire, England,
lately, swarm of bees took possession
of the chancel, and the officiating clergy
man was unable to read the communion
service at the altar in consequence.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

In the window of a house at Greenwich
is the following extraordinary announce
ment: Tea madewith shrimps at nine-
pence head"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

Mayhem Brothers, Booksellers and stationers arean-
thorzed agents to sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
left with them will be attended to the if left at
the office of publication
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

All communications relating business matters con
neeted with this paper should be addressed to f. NJ
Brown Norfolk Post All communications pertaining "a
Editorial matters and all correspondence intended for the
paper should be addressed to John Clark, Editor.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

UP late hour last evening, the vote for city officers
were not counted and adjournment till O'Clock this
morning was the result.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

The Fourth of July is to be appropri-
ately celebrated at Raleigh, N. G,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

TIE wEATHER.-The Thermometer at DIR. W. Z. Lewis
Drug Store under the Atlantic HOTEL indicated the fol-
lowing state of the weather yesterday:
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-27

During the evening the presents, than
which nothing richer have been offered
for many seasons, were exhibited in a
place apart. They included gifts from
the Countess Persigny, the Duchess of
Sutherland, the Duchess of Newcastle,
the Duchess of Manchester, the Duke of
st. Adams, Earl Dudley, Lady Caring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-16

T'erer'.cosre'io4aca, Vi Tie Loalo4 sr,u writ,
"a f.lly.r

TIE re.iscorrcsio4dcut VI Tie Loulo4 sr,r writes
II, i,uo-s
have .l'. loa the tol slow. / hagc Aivaysh,la n
love Of 1u-- iton tu aA when W. tru.tri vita .he
rtI. luI Nho used regularly tp station hIIar uI.c.
the a.r.rry .uIo.. az, I.it. b., "a grca White to,
en- Nhlta role ttI-4uthu u.Iuar. AID H gyOi 4Jg
Dee va. IA rHtv H tNtll.t "u pat 90 tas eut
ana "uve, tul, aloN" al. never unrSsns The dlrs
~ tie 'EN' itoi make a il-h.ti NV, and ~ ~op-
tct, chained ~ Inc a. day au! might "li scrt'tgd
u"I 'Ae.r hrluNt irat--. Ia" uFht- oi Nuzt,r.'s
zee ti,us uo.l the 'tavurit'" ntlu I*.iut.ned. Of
surh the ,arlHc u.c dId Not sp4o'r, tnd t.r,
wLIo aro'e the tG es Of thu lIost 'ulo' shl- ,gn-
c't lati Ni' Nuous th, .""i'r 'o-' ''Lia tod
tou'"i--ls ga" Nh, ltl'r i'"i sion sn "ho' ~ vii
b" rrmeWl".'G, pa. td at dnmIuJ,s Hnl AlwHys
Crthuuc, never eats meat on fridsy, Hnd snoFs
tsiulthhLi SOC cAuutoe Ut the NrHilct - Wru ~
Of Of IActon NE tit th!.U-nn" Nent"un dHgs,
direct ut-,ruiirfH Of thu c.ltulN ed Nhio hounds
Count e'Ohuoud and NJ. de C4IiHfd lDl. d under
un 'hed oluHnen'e1 TN thirty hoa.s cet, ti0-
phl,e VI ''Lt Huu"'t 'nasoi, ell.uot tl"at "dlr-
rr0u. lhe,c s.g q -Ithi number VI spcndld point
c.-. There ale KING thaur-es in shun0ancc tho
h''iItss oott oi t"lu@ luiktT aud Mexico lots OF
tuoteu t.-i,lf, and SON" lev valuable .hephe ,ds'
uofs, Wel ~ s,NcIEi nae Novfoundiands hut the
moe sihsu'a ~ ol lhs thhib tGh 10 the pot lap
th,uss sno~Ehitc seems 10 be- the fusl color
lAf "a, blt tle U'is'.tH-stne !cAluds one OF my
t.y'- buod0r" Each has liltle room 10 itsolE the
siGes lined with IOss d blue satin trimmed with laco
aud GGCue- VI ribbon, aud the ydTdi,H gTaycly In.
formed me that several drcliuud thdr ioOi un g.,
serN on silS o. plate. hopo thef are not iusltcd
b. ~ u" offered pGted Gi-h ono OF these kcnntis
Is ocular dressing room, worthy Of desce ndaug Of
hiuuu 10 lEuciOa, brnrhes combs eponges, pufs and
perfumes being tcatteTcd about Ihe proprietor OF
this elegant apartment u white Havana dlg Tho
cttaoguo was NOT published Ihls morn! ng, therefore
know not TO whom this happy quadruped 0gpcr aims
The g0neTa Arrangements are perfect. The uno tIees
OF CJurt-ia-tene form an agree able shile nom tho
oorong 20 lite clsss and ticket Indicate ia acc and
name.
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views iLsms
r., T4srspA to u. Se~ Yo,t svn.,

sryrr o,E r.tsl prisoners were relsasel fron
Tor, Warren yesterday.
GEs. GaASr arrived in washiuSton yesterday
morning.
Tne lrcak in the Erie C,nN at Amity spring,
has been closed aud bosts began 10 srryo al Al.
bany Yesterday
MI, KuBor N, special ag-n. Of the G vernmcni,
has arrived NJ Washington rom Florida. .s lc-
ports ths, general dssurtion prevails in that
state, And that in s.ns districts there Is actual
starvation. .,
lnE subs,rlptsons 10 the 5 ven-rhirty Loan,
yesterday, as t.lesrsphod frou all parts OF the
ua. toJ,. Cooke, Esq, The : description A,ent
mount - Sl,ip3,-Uo Taere were l,i92 inl.yid-
u.l SUI scriltous of $50 AM 800 ach
TnE first oil well has been peusd in Humboldt
county, Cal, At depth Of egnty feet. The now
is smai, say twelve barrels day, but the parties
interested believe Il viii INCREASE as thoy proceei
deeper. Humboldt county Is in tho extreme
northern part OF the state.
PD,IAAb-23 General Donison ia taking measures
fr to res.ot.ton OF the msil. throughout the
Southwest stage aud steamboat couyeyAn have
already been secured, and ii is believed before
many weeks Ihe mails win be delivered With tho
sane regularity IN 1900.
FIEE yesterday morning destroyed Fl ming'a
coach factory and black smith shop, James Poul-
teres's billiard saloon, Hcss's news depot, and
william PArkhlrs dwen.ng-houHs and plumbing
establishments At Harrsburgh, Pa. The DAILY
TELEGRAPH Office was partially destroyed, and
Bryauts Hall damaged Total los-, s9l 900. The
ere Ia att-. .buisl ~ incendAusp
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Secretary Stanton the announcement that he IL
'e'dv to rtove f.! that pa,i, ould have sscspcd "
h 'StouemAu! hal ohcyed sheimAn's order ~ that
D. lis would hsvo been cspturei earlier but for Shcr-
and concludes by sayins The object OF ten.
sherman, vheu he vfo the letter, vas evidently
to thtou the responsibility Of the c.cGre Of nRvIs
upon myself aui inasuuch ~ his letter has teen
pubis ed to the uorld and IL, pcson. been inhihyd
by tho puhl mind have asa that this statement
may b. given 10 the public a. tts antido.o."
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ABorr Eve hundred SIOUX Inli,n., IN camp III.
rorsh to Ne friendly, on wciueslsy morning i..t
susctcd guard cf one hundred men. under Cay
tain Fouks y the lith Ohio Veteran Cavalry.
killing Captain Fouks snd four men, and wound.
ing seven quito . numter II The InIaus were
tillci. Te Indians crossed over to the north side
of the Platte River
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From Boston
Horrible NlMrder and suicide

Bos'-u, June l5.-GooTge ssci Ii wears Of
Gavin Holiday, ,uot he ia,ter in the uc,E 9TH
revolver, iuhictng ,,veTc AMI fatal wound, and
then Ned 70 tho woods shcfc .c blow out hi- o~n
brains With the -sme aIyn. The set Wa without
snown provocation, aud up to is coul.is ION young
Holiday had been an industrious aud rtIec'ioutto
son. Tic tra.cdy occurred on Tuesday, in SsuruS
Mas, where ar. Holiday carried on business a
e. V ne machine manufacturer
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LARGE CAVALRY FORCE UNDERWAY,
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THEY DON'T LIKE MILITARY RULE.
FROM RED RIVER.

Progress Of the Texan Expedition
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MutinOus C0lored Troops.
THEY DON'T WANT TO GO.
TRAGEDY IN SAUGUS, MASS.
A Young Man Kills His Father
and Commits Suicide.
&C., &c. &c.
From WASHINGTON.

Reception by the President Of Coicrcd
Wen from Richmond The Red River
surrcrGtr- Health of the Stewards 49,
Refugees RetuTn!ng south, Tic.
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