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ME 4lClsLlAa AG ullNANL Nl 1ulElN3L u5Ss !
essly paid on Temporary leans" not need
i, during the past year, wonld have built
he Eiagars. Ship Canal. Mr.. McCulloch
toully oppnscd the passage Of the Ship Ca
al till, On the grounds that the Treasury
ould not ailurd the expenditure or spare
lie money; ind yet lie Is foolins away hnlfa
million IL month In interest OH temporary
oans. wlicn le has more idle nancy lyin.; III /.
he Treasury than would be required to pay
IT that loan and stop the interest.
North CAROLINA AND LOUISIANA.
The utter want OF sincerity In the profess ;:
lions Of the President, and Ills utter disrc- ).
,nrd Of lii own policy whenever that policy ,
.onilicts with Lis personal ends, are clearly
Illustrated in his action toward the recent
held in North Carolina and
Louisiana. In 1sGi, under the approval Of
sIr. lincoln, General Banks, then acting
Governor Of Louisiana, issued proclamn-
ion requesting Inc people Of that State 10
.lect delegates to convention to be held on
A day named, to frame and adopt State
Constitution. The election of delegates took
place; it took place during the wnr, and
Union men only took part In the election,
and Union men generally were chosen dele
gates. This convention franed a Constitu-
tion which they submitted to thc people.
1t was ratified. The convention, however,
knowing that what might be deemed proper
and nnobjectfonable in Louisiana, might
prove unacceptable TO the Congress and to
the people Of the Unisp, aud that 4 con-
tingency might arise, when, By the amend
ncnt NJ somc oh,rct;nnahlc feature in the
Cons,;tut,on IFS ,nnroval and t1,c rcs,or,tfon
of the state would he secured. voted m
antboritr to Its President. unon the happcn.
in- Of sncb n CONTINGENCY, to recall tne CON.
r,1,t;on n mcct Mt snch fjmc ond n1occ as
m;rh. r,c ars;urotcd in the rail-
in 1,no a>a;, l,r ,l,,ost e;v ,,o,t1a ,f,or
t,c ,,,;o,,rnront of,,,, T on;s;,no Convention
NJ Joh,,,, o,,,,,,rtoa 11. 1Tolda,, p.o,-,
s,a.., rs,,soa [I ~ n--,,, csua,:,.s 49,, ~.
49,. 49, .,,...e..t.. -, -. ~. -.
TTa,aa sas ,s'.:s rsn,.sa ' s.'.
'..s.sA..-. 49, - 0A ~
e -. y. ~" ~ w uas .Ns., -, ~
ianI. Auu Ioop. e''.1 eo"sl't"l.o'. lug
s'eet'ou tooh piaet tae eou'eutiou "aa
nelu, conca"ueo its BUSINESS fc'usca to
submit Us action 10 inc people, ana aoJoaIn-
ea' nelole aoloufh'ns auopleu FesoAu-
tlon Ike lhat aaoplsd os 1he Louisiana con.
Foh1lon, n"'"oe'z'ns It's pfesluenI, Should
any eoh.lles W.. a''se' ~ 'ee'' anc ooa,'
t"ou's' 's', '.s''e a sa' "lle' 10 Ae. uu-
Jo"at'e",' t"e n'ttn >14o'''', eoh,,"t'o' ,',
WIS icea'''e". s''u uu''us sese'aa "eeN ses'
e'u 'oo' W .ne S'a.e eons.'e"e"n' 'e'n'uet'
T., I,,,,a 1sias ~. pres;,io,,t 80 ~. .,on;s-
;si,na conrcnt;on ;ssucd I,;s c,1l rcoucstinr
,bn ~ s,,,,,ers NJ int hody IN no., sss,,,,c n
Nov 0r,c,ns mn The :uh1, or .ru,v. Roth Cou-
, 1866-08-08
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
The Indiana Campaign.

Comprehend Trlcls-E1tancc for u Row
Doubtful Republicans to the Itcnr-
Republican Organization ofthe Stntc-
Campaign Speeches md Campaign
Documcnt*-Tllc Political Prospects,
, 1866-08-08

more came In after the roll call. The Ser
gcant-at-Arsns was ordered to bring In abscn-
ices, aud meantime q recess Of an hour
vas yoted. BIZ this time a considerable
in the chamber outside the bar; and 1a-ger
crowd composed mainly Of negroes, nearly
all armed either with clubs or rtyolrers, had
gathered In the street before the door. Half
square Of, on Canal street, the citizens , and and
were the materials Tor an explosion. It
wanted but q spark, that any accident, at
any moment, might furnish.
At this unfortunate tuncture procession
Of negroes, preceded by baud Of music,
crowd III front Of the Institute chcerel them
heartily us they approached, to which they
! responded amid the curses and icers Of the
whites on Canal street, What next folloEed
no man can now undertake to affirm. The
into their column The policemen say that
the negroes raised the cry Of kill the d-d
rebels" Us some Of them were attempting to
| mike ncedful arrest. Stiil others say that
| a white man, accidentally or Intentionally
The passing procession, fired at the offender
and drew ont q return shot. It is certain
! TINT in moment OF two shots CAME to be
exchanged, and both negroes and whites be,
gan those sutges TO and fro. rushes around
the corner and rallies down the street again
which generally mark the inception Of
| street light. Gne or two negroes fell the
| policemen continued to discharge their re-
volveEs into the co1Pses, and the sight Of
Meantime. that which happened inside tho
Mechanics Institute, which had thus be-
come the nucleus Of the opening riot-thc
onlr available point Of refuge for the ne
CToes, and the central object Of attack to
! policemen, may be mere definitely stated.
| Within few moments after the first shot,
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z 8, fIlr - J!LI % ,Jsal5i{.l.
4ono IA. Wua.

Ser WaniteurS bon beatc frab faat,
oab Die 9anoIungstpeiie 0apoIeons in
ben fiir5liAen unterbanblungen -ourds
aGs. bon 8eitrebnneen geIeitet iDoren,
UNI ben Srieoen feines etggne1 Rei6es
5i9igie BON aqB @aEepa aufre9t gu erg
nQlLen. ..9r.ea ~ shl lis - ~ ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-16

Giefer mar eii Nnun s1on Ifittleren
Sabren n Gr trua einidlidtgetd etdmmtes
Saar uno oeinen bunfelflrbigen Dberrod.
S1 ietneft @ef1te mar Der MGs0ru6
Der gutmat1igteit nborberrf&enS . uno
aus ieinen 9noen IeaAtete inabeardn3te
IWetlpe.G GrhfTirte ben Weeifer ieiaiee
39lu9enbIide lpn6 t0ete barn MT ber6se'
luinnen0em Some IN -
,,gs fdetnt, dIs ob Sud aud osf2drs
men aus Der Sta6t terfdeuHf bdt@"
iu2( Ser WeeiIter fdB laaf fMn0 itt easunobIs
,iuOHenb d Diblifenoe alueesdosa 0remoen.
Sein fdreffer Sinit beugtet fdn uns
ipiqfubrtih, cutto l1inoer i1urrila oIs
oorber fd9te er gum gB7fthe:o '"'o
''a g,EreiItbF Ber fdnn Denn 6as @ebus
bel loen gdn5er Sag pusbaIten2HH6
slsSbr bpbt Re@t4ns 60 gerl AelH fab'
renbsn &apfmann ein, 9erbienit nn6 oer
3Sugenb etne Gr6olItig al 96nren 1T, 10
f4eint- mir bod Elm brsifdgiger Saus
anoi BraRs gu biet.J4 pie hobe Sbrigs
Felt iolte bilIig Bebenfen ltrageil bic
1&pucefiouen 10 nett ans3ufebneHs"
ia ;0Sbrigfeitm"o oihah Der ReIftey.
F6 pasI Stat su bstdranfeH unO gu
perbieteri s:bt iie fcIdent gDHs Iramer
iftebr Sreibeitei1; ifoG G6eEstHi6et, GeiI>
ttinSer uita Satsmirfeo neblMtn niibers
RmOsi Sinh aud 8On0aiantsp aanse'
foiiln1su, 7a s;5 e;34sr ,;iS ,4;r
: sd tpeiB,m,, ipta9 BEE 'Srsmbe.
y 9lber Oas find 5tuirtli4e SdanfpieIer.
yte6t brabe &anitlerj oibie it h6re. bic
iu69oIbe 6es beia@barteIn Sirifeu ites
hen unb eisR Neife gibres 9errrg mad
Stalisa IbsaAsstl YIN Rier i fipias sOr|
o'1I y;8orfsllunsenj bSie daen glarren, bic
E6aS 9iiSen > SpieIipett dn9affeaS nod
SerStueb 5.senug bernriadeHd iperoeu,"
fubr Sener deifern6 fort, nggSenn fie
,@u9 ant &artens ODER WIrfeItiIm UNI
oaS gntige, gebrd6t, inerR fte gure
Sobne ID tsSdgabanSen er3ogen unb
Gnre S6dter berfiibrt babsn, lbana mer<
oct Sbr idon, au Der tlleber3eu9ans se<
lanaeH SaB bieiss Bolt iar.lnt 81 mt anh alnh ion~
Sine tribe 8otte fog ii6st tds @es
ii@t 6es Srsmseit: 0@nef 1rrtbeiI lit
febr burt unb bas betrii6f mid, benn Elm
stpabrer f@br,F1 ioa. uDrFfeinen Sfebens
nenf6en ifets1 ltur ,bas @Hte beHfen, unb
tpenn giner aus: 9eidflinn Dber g9pds
DIE tebereilnH9en begebt, fon re Der
9lnSere Sim 8eFeaI Febeenls HSbs aber,
rnei11 5Iieber SSreunol ,la1gtb ben gSp :u9
IipoM bebraigen: !, &tdtet uidt, 10 tuers
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]iNeuelQ elQrn3eigen,.
gerfaaf tn gBaucerp
Sanfteaeu in 9rim5les sGDSitiDu.

~ ls-,s .s 5t1l5sy = nos r4fA5s5sgG snfl
Sn Gem6Sbeiti zines 9etretes IN Saue oes q. 8.
RcGmen, jr.str'r, ps. Suaae e. 9RcGIDeif unS alfs
cere, wer6e Id in 6en tIiBgr asti0H auf sean Plose
isIbf an zglSQg3 s4s5Gs 30
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4 a@rofpc cet.sii

1eas Gtsesrabunls bet GDrnpdsaie Eefebt ii eftter
III Sen Counties Gd5iOf6a a,ne GBeatt
buntim etnate Fem siieea sum 8etrngspen 5000
adern, ferner cine SeIqueHe, AS ,5nBieI gebobrt,
betannt unter benz Eamen uSIoansGneue" nebft
1ampfmaiHfns, arabu. @ai@insrvax g8erfseuseq u.
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2safai' sadiGnsaOSs SO i1Ils2
Sitter Seutf6sr SrSen Der Sarisari

ass SlG.al @ttalteSerscRt: zi.3osSnsS
,,..7,s. DbeEt8arbsS @ Bannisa. a. -
y! tstter 5j@3 q. BED. Gs442eH &29f
fsse 4, Secrttdr; :, Tr. SabsEIir,; r..,s,
L sSssnsiftsE: 8, gsg, ss6 IA or,
Oils go y ua'0"''FasSf;ie % 'asSf;ie taa ;,tus8
3Jai 5sfol9gr ra1afss9s4a ss54fl
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.iS s1s4g m8ruffeI, 13. aIus. d
3eitungeu aus 8irn melben; boB $50
8erionen ais Sodberrdtber in 1Hterlu@
dung fiben. rDie Menge in Sen Strae
sbenIdef] lnht4 2tb 6ahff ng 81 b. =.
oanfenl e'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-16
.N HII u { i. bRib, I15. gIua.

BGbrenO Der lebten As Stnnoen fino
bier 5 Gobesfdie an Cholera borgefoms
mer. Sie &er3te baiten berte sla@t
cine BerfammINHs unp ernannten Elm
Gornite, Tim ben Council 81 benaariHr
tiaen unb nm bic Ginfebun9 eiuer Auas
arautane su bitten uh6 bte fonf n0tbi>
gen Shrttte 3a tbnnt nm Der Geibel
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-16

go @ineinnnt I. Is. aus.
( Die Sotallurume Der SO6esfdae,
auelhe' geiteTn, bier beri1tet tuir6, 1T
133, 66 0aboH on @boJgra.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-16

gefunobeitsratb bon Mer5ten llno. elmer
bon einem Burger beridtet. Der 8oaro
ergreift Wqbre9elr, ilm BEN .SSorti9ritt
Der Grantbeit @inbalt auItblpl, lft6 man
1T I'M Begriff Elm SDipital Sur Qlufnab=
me BON &ranten 3u bnuen.
Oas gFobe SSeiinaz8idllf miro bier
Norsen in Sans' sRartrabgebaIteu tuersi
ben. Sc lit berauSii9tIid), oaB cine
ltarfe 8etbeiligung itattfinoen, gtpiro.
gonUerneur SDlesbD9 Generals Began,
Spre1er 6olfar ufo Ger Scufnn !@enes
raj 9lRcil lmeroen bet 0ieler @elegenbeit
Die 5friainlnette Nfenge abreiIren,
W moras, Is. Nug.
s, Sie SranSofen berlieSen Dtonterep
am 28. b. W. DernageiteH. 0ie 8aaonea
unb 3erit6rten Die Nfunltion. J
Die a2i6eraIen bebaupteten Sa,apico
ntts /. D. 1W, AsA %
<Dte Sran5ofeu FnS gam sgtintfnnm
Sulanlmen 9el9mol3en uno 1T fetnel
Soffanng ftf 9eritdrfuHgsn ba.1 e e
-.'l'Sz,.~ '''S. : 8i sn, slug, IL.
. Ser 8inans Dliniiter hat reiignirt.
DeFe0treidtfd]e Geianote fiir Rom it,
bier aagslanlits ss4s5 e : { a's.a. 4i aiss sa
a5isaa ''i.s 'as as15a.s SIorse.n ce, gtug, 12.
Ser BaTenitiHgqnb 3tuifrheif SeItss
reid unb Stalien III aufs bic Dauer bon
a WoHen underground. rs staaa
rIiim 10. gus. a
4reuBen bat Seftreih in 6euntniB
zgefekt, SaB es Die 9tedte StaEiens anr
ertenne tinb odfiir einfte6en tuerbe.
Sas balhalntlibe Srguu, Die v3ei<
stulIg" qfngt, Sab gfapoIeDn's la@erHdes
0eraaeea 5oHnungen IN Srdufreidb err
regt bat, ipelde SeutfdIanb niemalS
erfiiHeH fann. i5ea tsE5} ,0SE
gteooIutionare Sheen fdeinen ben
@eg1 Der friiheren BOlitif ssranfreids
ein9ei9laeen 5tt babeti. Sic 8erans
oerun9en, tueld)e in lebter Belt in
Seutf fdlano9 itattsetapbe,t ababen,1 iinD
ourA un6 brr6 nationaIen beutl6en
@barafters. une laBt jid Sarjn peher
Srobung nod @efabr ertennsn. sa
ct. YeterSburq,s u. Muq.
Sie Ser. Staaten Sesoffstere tna6<
ten unfcrer Staot eir1ea offi;ieqen Be-
lu9 unb tuurbell sroBartig enpfauger.
j 50,00O 3f6auer battefl .fid rer1ame
melt, ale 6ffentli6en Sebduoe tuaren
nit ameritaHtlden 9lationalfarben ae>
ldmiidt uub abenbs auf's brillauteits
beleudtet. :,
rs ax,s3z Bruffel, 13. 9lug.
3eitungeu aus gSirn melben, baB $50
8erionea ais So9berrdtber in unterIu<
dung fisen. rDie Menge in Sen Strae
iBenlrdefj lnht4 4b 6ashfe rL 81 b n.
oanfenl 80
,..,,2ono D IN, IA. Nug. /.
gfa6ri9ten trefen bier elm bon Der
rahrf6einiid1en g8ie6e rer5ffnuna 6es
&rieges stpiiden Yreuben un6 8aiern
unb atuar duf ba1riihem 9runb un6,
8obeu iino best man srobe 8efIr9tuli<
ger'fiir ben 9tusaang Der Sade. s'
Oie preuBiide 0tegiernng bat ben
&aiier bon Sranfrei9 benahrihtiqt, bab
iein Serlan9en fir @usbebnung Der
Greu;en ieines &eides an sben ufern
Sss 3beites atidt erfiilt aperSen fann,
unb bab pie bort gelssenen preubifGen
lSerritotieh) aanoerftide nienlals
an Srentrei4 abgetretep roerodrA !.
= 01'1'& gdfn; IA. aigr
Ser Maniteut bon bette frab iaat,
bas Die Son6lungsiueiie 0apoleons in.
ben flralihen unterbanolungen -6urds
aus. bon 8eirebnngen sgeleiteta iuoren,
UNI ben Srieoen fetnes etgsneit Rei6es
l9i2is pom aaB europe aufrsSt gu ers
9olIen- s.s4-ss 10 81 aa14s IS ~ raj
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20 % = = EH@TEF - %l%7kF 3AWsl WIFI
Sur 2 Cholera EdlIe finb beute NOR.
gen bier unb 5 aus 8rOOtIpn beri6tet.
IN > St.4puisS Nng. Il.
Streage1 Aaatanfafie II unterboIb
Der StaOt erri6tet. 81 GbolerafdIle
nlkDeR Deff Boar0 efel6ealth dodhrehb
: 6kt tebIea R4 GtkAteA tkrtb btet, ,j36 bar.
BON luaren b0sartigen Gbaratters.
Ser GelllnDbeitsratbs1 berbietet ben
8ertd6f bon Nteloneft, Burfen unb als
lssa nsfDoEbeaett q entiIfen ia, Der 9dnjen
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sDeatfbc 0creine NafbSias's,

] Iaa9 lsiarlr--.+l-- - 9nu flotG
5odysd
s4.-. 49, SurnerS 0erein
[r5l epS luz s St9I lig-s 5B9 mo
iassn sr. y@esrhnbet; Is. Setp5er 1864. AR,
gdtgIe6ershhIs 150. re- eb~"N
gC 59bIla SIC, 3 SId m te H. s. gpd
ss5sg gprs@sRF; R e 3. o s;fi %if!s m "tlof
asPs sPs. Ssff''qFaii 81 1,,st RstS5af'aH- 5ffa -Io6
sftsr s9qsneiftsr:: apufs gfeiffsF; arezg
ssrhsr 'gurnBass; eosiss alaemsap ,ifisSR
STIsl r9s1Ss fsy,stsssas: ss s5S 800 aS@ist.
8spssnart: ssTs aS, essS5Ss8smss S8s G4a, G%ns.n Yol
8erian miInsslcfdt: Gnrner } E61ts; dte Gap HaS
Ser Ser SsTsis BAT asit4D5odss absSo ~ tn sssn.
es5lpb@epsHSsr saHSSsHi iinraI md!
3ltu93 nj ,sd.aai nsdspus .7siE
5jsdaig ~ S9iisgn< <8eTein. rsr,
0esrdnhet: Scnu6S 1855.
WteIiensrs1bls L4G9tttNS
Grfer S9assnmsiftsr: 80. Ssttp.
Spsitsrg lI44aAss I3E9: Rlipfs. uIsE
/. SecretHT: Sobn T5rberer.
q. g9an3GyE .AIbert NpRfon: 3TisgfTiJ
i. 8ericwMIurs sotal iy cer SarnsczI Gale. iIsipn'
ttfnss @1s5O' szshGa- EssJ!EEi2a sun
"a v5s reqnsI r,7o& afr~ rsr,F fsstt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-16

9hafhI4en Shiefsr sglnsner pea ben beften farbis
9eH 1sdrmor foeben erbdlten Mnb jum 8erEauf bet
@rg. p to Ell unb Go.
af6 tm sf4A No n groabuap.
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{ ffss ,z99Sg nS9alSga'6Est5sl
2Iurota 9oge &o9 1eb. DeutfGea Obs
0euti5er nteritiisungsbsrein.

@esriinbet: am I. SEPT. 18l6. SneDrpprirt IN 1852
PrHfinent: 6. Tcder. slE ssSeSa@3c
Sssgs:ffssf ss,gsasssas ( S%s sTsog. g.a9iluoinn4as
Gsilad' SssTetss: SOiep9 sSnFar. Iiu.nu
80 ssria'aiaalus jsSea t,sn Roa.as sssRSnats
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

ROBBERY. About 10 o'clock, on
Thursday night, a party ofthree soldiers
armed with muskets, broke into the
grocery store Of Isham Cowling, (col'd).
situated on the corner of Liberty and
Cumberland streets. After thus uncere.
moniously effecting an entrance upon
the premises, they helped them
selves to every thing they wanted, and
threatened Cowling and his family with
instant death If any one attempted to
Leave the premises until they had taken
their departure, with their plumber.
Isham Cowling is well known in this
community as hard working and relia-
BILE man Of color. He was for MANY
years attached to the Norfolk Argus Of
flee, as press hand and carrier. If such
outrages are permitted to be committed,
with impunity, there is neither safety
Tor life or property. Isham can fully
appreciate the saying of God save us
from such friends.n
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

Row. On Thursday night, about 10
O'Clock, number of soldiers made their
appearance before the New Idea Saloon,
on Church street, and demanded ad nit.
lance. They were admonished in regard
to the restrictions placed upon saloon
Keepers forbidding them against allow
ing soldiers to enter their saloons, and
were requested to leave. Two or three
OF them being reasonably disposed, i'm
mediately went off; but several remained
and determined to enter at all hazards.
Officer Wyatt resisted them, and in the
row was struck over his right arm with
q musket, the piece going off at the same
time, Knocked his cap off, passing rath-
Ell too close for either comfort or safety
to his h sad. The soldiers after the dis.
charge Of the musket, becoming alarmed
at their indiscretion, Immediately left.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

ANOTHER INFAMOUS ASSAULT BY.
GARRoTERs. On Thursday night, about
9o'clock, II. 0. James was assaulted at
the steps Of his. own house on Butte
street near Brewer, by two stalwart
negroes jumping upon him from under
the porch and attempting to rob him.
Fortunately for Mr.. James, a colored
women Oh the opposite side of the street,
saw the ruffians jump him and she
cried murder, alarming the neighbor-
hood, so that the ruffians were compelled
to leave their prey and seek SAT, ty in
flight. Mr.. James is we'll advanced i'm
years, a hard working and honest citi.
zen, and he feels confident that the OBJ
Ject OF the ruffians was to rob him. In
the scuffie Mr.. James was scratched
badly about the mouth and neck. IT il
N be hoped that the rascals NAV be ar
rested and severely punished for this
outrageous assault.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
ALE-Philadslphia and Hudsob. e. ~
net ca.Ia as1ApPls Ss9o@4oo; Hsnnesey otard pi
~ SsckDerry Ginger &c, S50OD6 50 Domestic fsae.
nun pg SHSo California per case 1000 Vo'A
A. aIIs s7d. brakes Wshoo Rasss, schsidam
"ou PIN California Wine Btters per case SIs ~,
hACoN7Baltimors. Sides ls@2Oc; Ham, 's ~ s5sS ~
emisnnsid Hams, cuts TO order, 25@a5c A''S'Oc
H SEErmEztra Mesa tlsoO@2OO 90; Ness
Good osdn.r 1aaGf ko ~ Mdda,ns Low Mid
COAL-First quality, 4o@46c; "a uusiit w. asaIo,
Cd d. slsoo quality pressed $500; ID DO, S27Oo
BAUaHs PHOSPHATE rERrIIIzpR .so
C C001ESMwhite 72@76c.; Yellow $sO@s3c w w.
a,n WIT as1o Sl@a4c; Good, s4@s7c; Mia
C6FFEE-Prme Rio oonss soi<oes,,
CUBA MOLASsES-55a65
MISUNDERSTANDING. 2s@soc; Tallsw, asaas.
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Imported, 2o@l6o.
IN american do 80; Amoskesr do s1iS nSprssus 20
~ London Mourning do 1L; Amosksas do ~. I. NO
caster dingh ANS 80; Dslsinss IS; Standard shas,
Ing 50; a foe Brown shestng 81 do 80: ~ "a
So oSlogsd and Blsachsd Drills. assS coIcrsd
s. TIoyg5S;z2S SsS ur.. ,,oxe,
$3.50 f Bran Corr sSs ssSeG
toa MEfirst quality por bbl s26O@$soo; d quality
NAVAL STORES Crude Turns,,,n. s.oa,
Turpentine. $5.5o@o.oo; TAI, ss5oaeoo ''"S4'0;
0!N-S260@5.00.
HOOPS--Nons
S0AP-13a16c. fa fas!'
10. Us . ,S1 per gsllsa ssosass Liuseed ss
=. PoRrER-LondOu, best brands, $45o; philsdslvhi.
P0RK-Mess $4,000 Prime s26asso
kOPE-Manilla, 2SD2oc; Hemp, 25do30c
SAh-brown, i59e16c; Refined Crushed Powdered
end ~ CIRCULATED rs1Il xa22c White 1919; White, 10
SUGAR HOUSE sYRUps-sosOo0.
SHINGLEs-Sf200@lS0O
STAvEs-$s7 .OO@l5OO
RUM-$2AN06.O0.
0AKUA-l66llsc
WHEAT-white, 81. eo@s2lo; Red. $lIoos1 90
whisREYs-OlS Monongahela Gov PROOFS 81 IOa2 Is,
Rye wi and Bourbon, 3ss@1 90; proof 50 eO@3SO.
De s. Maressa ssd LAo ss.1ss
$500; Port A.0O@sO0; Claret In cases xSo "a * x
1000 and $2400 Sauterne per case $eOO0l5 CsiifSr
mia, per case, $l2.0O@l4oo. ''
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
MEATS--Beef 1920; Mutton, 16@2o Pork DO Gan. |
sages, 81 Souce Is; Dried Beef 26@sO Choice Hams
3S@37lG Bacon, 5000; Butter, 10000
FRUITs.Apples 5000 cts. per peck
Dusas per pair 25@l 80 Chickens 1901 90 Rabbits,
lSg2e ea sggrrsls 1000 cartridges 2o@s5 wild Ducks
VEGETABLES-Cabbage SOLO cts; Onions 10 eta. M, |
punch; Deets 10 cts per bunch; Soup Vegetables lO
70. per bunsh; Potatoes 1901 90 per 6usho; Sweet
Potatoes 76@s0 cts per peck.
FISH Clubs, piece, tO@l 90. Perch, bunch, 5000
COD FISH-9a1Oc; hake, 6lsa7c.
BUTTER, LARD AND CHEEsE-Hutter 4O6s4s ets
yer pound; Lard 2s@sO eta per pound; Cheese 2Oa2l
10. per pound.
0YsTERs-25 cents per quart.
No sales reported on change Gold was quoted by the
rockers at 1856 and 1877 buying rates. selling about IL
er cent higher. Cotton stands firm and In demand at
uotatons. Naval stores dull at quotations Produce of
llsorts firm, with good supply on hand
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13


THE MASQUERADE BALL AT THE ST.
CHARLES PAVILION. A gay and
festive scene came off on the Lambert's
Point road, about three miles from the
city, on Thursday night. at Millward's
st. Charles Pavilion. The ball room
was not, of course, as large as the San
Carlo at Naples; neither were the mask
ers 80 numerously represented as during
the carnival at Venice. The characters
most conspicuous at the ball. were Lord
Dundreary, Paddy Miles, Timon the Tar.
tar, Nose, Yorkshire Jockey, The Ugly
Man, DR.. Beecher, William, in Black.
Eyed Susan, and Julien st. Pierre. The
most prominent character represented
among the masculines, was that of a
celebrated Constable, AZ he appeared
"caping" the prospect of an adventure
with the King of the Garroters--his dis.
guise was perfect. The female charac-
ters were numerous and exceedingly
we'll made up. We noticed the Greek
Slave, Goddess of Liberty, Bobbing
Around, knight of IvanhOe, Queen of
the Abrutzzi, Lady in Black, Irish
Washerwoman, and many others not in
character. Dancing was kept up until
the small hours of morning, and all pre-
sent appeared to enjoy themselves amaz-
ingly. The st. Chasles Pavilion and
its attractions are new features in this
section.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

pH- A PERIOR REMEDY.-We
conscentiously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough Dr. strcklands Aelliuous Cough Bal
sam 1t gives relief almost instantaneous and wthai
not to the taste There doubt but the
Meuous Cough Balsam Is one ofthe best preparations
ia use and Is all that Its proprietor claims for IT, We
have tried 1t during tho past week. and found relief from
most distressing cough. II Ia prepared by DR.. sxick
land No. 1ss Sycamore street. Cincinnati, o. and for sale
by Druggists.
Wake 4 co. and N. 3 G. A. SANTOS. Agents for
Norfolk, Va. nove-om
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13

DH DYsPHPsIA.-What everybody
says must DO true We have heard Dr. Stckland Tonic
spoken Of SO frequently by those who have been benefit
ted by it, that at last compelled to make II known
to the pubic that We really believe It effects cure In
livery CASE therefore, say to those who are suffering
with Dyspepsia Nervous Debility to go to their Drug
gists and get bottle Of Dr. strckland's Tonic.
WELLS CO., Agents, ll5 Franklin street, ny.
Wake 4 CO. and N. @. "A. SANTOS, Agents for Nor
ok, Va nov6-8m
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-13
THERE was considerable noise and
riOting on Wide Water street last night,
between eleven and twelve o'clock.

MAroR's Court. Leary Ward arrested by officer
Joynes charged with being dsorderly and beating his
wife, was released by the Mayor the ofthe
accuseds wife George W. Males arrested by the night
police charged with being drunk and roous and par
Only twentysix lamps reported out in different portions
Of the city.
FRERDMRS's COURT Stephen Noble, charged with cut.
ting wood on the farm of B. H. Wilson was released at
the request Of complainant.
CIRCUIT COURT The civil docket was reach he'd yesterday
and the Judge ordered re,re facas isued for iury 10
try the cases The argument in the case mandamus
against the City Register to show cause why be will
pay u H. Porter the Commonwealth Attorney, was
closed and submitted to the Court Decision reserved