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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-05
SECRETARY STANTON.

The editor of the New York Indepen-
dent, writing from Washington upon
political matters, thus speaks of Hon.
Edwin M. Stanton, the present noble
and patriotic Secretary of War:
The story that the Cabinet is unit In
support ofthe Presidents policy is fic.
tiOn. The President himself is not q
unit; he is part Hawley and part Eng
lish-one thing to one visitor, and an
other to another. But as soon as the
President shall be all one way, he will
probably want Cabinet all one way.
Meanwhile, the expectation of Mr..
Stanton's voluntary retirement In dis
gust 10 without foundation. / do not
mean by this that Mr.. Stanton's disgust
is without foundation, but that Mr..
Stanton's radical friends insist that he
shall occupy his present premises until
served with formal writ of ejectment.
hold to my old opinion of the Score.
tary of War-that be isOne of the truest,
and greatest men of the Government; O
man who loves liberty, reveres justice,
and fears God. Two or three years ago
heard Mr.. Chase say, with great ear.
nestness, "This country will never
know, and can never pay, the debt il
owes to Edwin M. Stanton" If the
debt was great then, how much greater
Is 1t now The extraordinary labors he
has performed-labors that appear all
the more astonishing now that theil
severest pressure is over-prove him the
Hercules of the war. I confess to an
unusual admiration of this son Of
thunder, particularly on account of thai
fiery spirit Of his, which, when some
thing kindles it, flames into a Crom
wellian enthusiasm that gives to the
best side of his nature touch of mora
sublimity. believe that if Mr.. Stan
ton were now allowed to govern the
Government, the Minister of War would
find out how to conquer peace.
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An old fellow, of the ultra inquisitive
order, asked little girl on board train,
who was sitting by her mother, as to her
name, destination, &c. After learning
that she was going to Philadelphia, he
asked her "What motive 10 taking you
hither, my dear7n II believe they call
1t a locomotive, sir,u was the innocent
reply. The Intrusive strsngsrn wes
extlpguished.
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All communications relating 10 business matter, 'on
nected with this paper should. DO addressed " T. M
Brown Norfolk Post All communications pertaining 10
aoria matters, and all correspon dcnce ip'ehae' iof
s,a naper should be addressed to John Clark, Ritor
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THE CHOLERA IN MOBILE. 1t IL well
known that the cholera has for some
time past been raging in the West India
Islands; and that a strict quarantine has
been established along our Gulf coast in
order to keep the disease out of the
United States. Unfortunately the efforts
of the authorities have not been quite
successful, if the following statement OF
the Mobile (Ala.) Tribune of March 22d
may be relied upon. 1t srys:
1--WE understand that genuine, un
mistakable case of cholera has made its
appearance In our city, and the patient
is now in rather critical condition. He
has the best of medical attention aud
the most careful and attentive nursing,
aud hopes are entertained that his all
ment may be brought under control
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-05

A BIT OF RUSSIAN SATIRE.-Instead
of farther details on such a war, We will
close here with bit of Russian satire on
it, which is still worth reading. The
date is evidently spring, 1859; the scene
what we are now treating of: Galitzin
obliged to fall back from Choczim great
rumor-'what Galitzin; what a Turk
War his, in contrast to the last we had, +"
no Romanzow yet appointed in his room.
And here is a small manuscript which
was then circulating fresh and new in
Russian society and hassince gone over
all the world, though mostly In an un-
certain condition, in old jest-books and
the like, as genuine bit of couidre from
those Northern parts:
Manuscript circulating in Russian So
ciety: "Galatzin, much grieved about
Choczim, could not sleep; and, wander
ing about in his tent, overheard, one
night, a common soldier recountng his
dream to the sentry outside the door.
"a curious DREAM" said the soldier
1T dreamt that was in battle that
got my head cut off; that died aud OF
course, went to heaven. / knocked at
the door; Peter came with bunch of
keys, and made such rattling that he
awoke God, who started up in haste,
says Peter, "there is great war on earth
between the Russians and the Turks"
"And who commands my Russians? ="
said the supreme Being. Count Mu-
nich, answered Peter. Very well
may go to sleep again. ''-"But this was
not the end of my dream" continued
the soldier: II fell asleep and dreamt
again, the very same as before, except
the war was not Count Munich's. but
when God asked, "Who commands my
Russians?" Peter answered "Priuce
Galatzin." "Galatzin2 Then get me
my boots +" said the (Russian) Supreme
Being.n-Cdr'yle's Frederick the Great.
1t Is announced that Gen, GratG has
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
\cx condition of THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK OE NORFOLK" IN NORFOLK in the STATE
April, 1866:
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Advertisers are requested to hand ia THEN advertise
M ,uts before six o'clock I'm The evening, p svious to
utilization.
s.. NJ. Pettergill Co., are authorized Advertising
AseHts for the Post In Now York and Boston.
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It Is announced that Gen, Gratt has
shaved or bis beard.
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II X G q II s l o N
For the purpose Of giving the citizens Of Norfolk Ports
mouth and the surrounding country opportunity Of
visiting the Fair be held In the city Of Baltimore, for
the Relief Of Southern Sufferers, the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, "OLD LINE" will commence SAT-
QRDAY, the 3lst, to issue ROUND TRIP TICKETS,
which will entts tina holder to return before the
18th Of April at 81.
Season Tickets for the Fair can be purchased at the
companys Office in Baltimore, Of L. 3. Parks Esq for
One Dollar.
All contributions to the Fair will be forwarded es of
charge J. II. WEBB,
mars Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
Er,,&. sale.

by virtue Of the provisions of a Deed in
IDTrust made aud executed by samuel
Hamben and wife to the undersigned, dat
ed 1856 and recorded onpage $50 and 81,
book p, Of the records of the office Of the
Probate Ciprk o! Madison county, State OF
Mississippi. | vii sell, before the Court
house door, il the city OF Canton, county
and State aforesaid, on .r.....
Monday. 18th day OF February, 1855
between legal hours, to lie hishesl and
best bidder, At rualic outcry, for cash,
the following real estate, situated IN The
said county of Madison, viz known snd
described as the West half Of Sou'h west
quarter. aod the South half Of West half
Of North west quarter Of section 90, AID
the Northeast quarter ard The East halt
of Southeast quarter, Hud the South hai'
of the West half of South east quarter, Of
section 27; all in township Eleven,
Range four East, containing by estimation
four hundred acres, be the same more
or less, with all and singular the i'm
provemenrs thereon,
Title believed to be good and indis-
putable.
JOHN 7. CAMERON,
Jan. IS, l0G6-fw Trustee ,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
Items.


ass- Counterfeit greerbacks ara being quite
literally distributed in Mobile.
4, A negro actress is about to appear in trag-
edy At the leading theatre in Paris.
An application Of colored girl for adrns-
sion to the High School ia Troy, New York
which was refused By the principal, was tax
en- to the Supreme Court of that State, where
it was recently decided against her
Cotton was more steady in New York on
the 18th at 40. Gold 1927
A Fenian conspiracy to blow up public
buildings is said. to have been discovered in
England, and it is feared that Ireland will be
placed under martial law.
The Georgia legislature will elect United
States senators on the 18th proximo
Authorities (?) and evidence are being
hunted up with all vigilance preparatory to
putting Capt. Semmes upon his trial.
The officers appointed by the Freedmen'S
Bureau for taking the census of the colored
population of the District of Columbis, lind
upward of $4,000 coored persons in wash
iugton City.
Mrs Rcbecca Pinckney, who was, we be-
leve, the last person who bore that famous
name, died in Charleston, S. c., week before
last
rn. 1t is estimated that there were hve
hundred cases of smallpox in Nashville on
the 10th.
Gen. Grant, by order OF the president, is
Withdrawing all troops, except the garrlsons,
from the South
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
TELEGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ga dispatch to
the Meacs says: A private letter from
Paris OF the 4th inst. describes the in
ter,iew between NAPOLEON and the Amer
lean Minister. Napoleon expressed his de-
termination to preserve friendly relations
with the United States, and to withdraw
the French troops as soon as he could be
assured that our policy Of neutrality to-
wards Mexico would be continued.
WAsu1NGToN. January 2G.-The Sem
ate passed bill yesterday for the en-
largement of the powers OF the Freed
mems Bureau.
TIE House resumed the consideration
of the Constitutional Amendment.
WAsH1SoroN. January 26.-The House
agreed to take a vote on the Constitution
al Amendment on Tuesday next The
subject is still under cor sideratlon.
WAsH1Noros. Jan. 26-Mr. Grimes
called Up the bill for the appointment OF
Provisional Governors for the Southern
States, and addressed the house in its
favor.
NASHVILLE, Jan. Q6.-Berrv, Knight.
Craft aud Lysaught, all under twenty
years of age were hanged to-day, for the
murder of Hefferman.
NASHVILLE, Jan 26.-The Senate yes
terday concurred in the House negro tes-
timony bill.
The Kentucky Legislature has passed
a resolution rejecting the amendment to
the Federal Constitution, and declaring
this action 10 be final.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison CohntV.S

In The matter IF tie Petition Of II. L. o,d
s. NJ Oxier, for Partition Of Realty.
10y VIRTUE of an order Of the Hon
- orable Probate Judge of Madison
county. State Of Mississippi, to us direct
ed, as commissioners in The aforesaid case,
we will. on
Monday, IG,h day of February, 1865,
at the Court House. in the city of Canton,
in said county, between the hours pre-
scribed by law, proceed to sell, for CASH,
at public outcry, the following named and
described lands. to-wit.
Beginning at Il stake 90 feet West ofthe
line dividing the N L / from the N W
of section "a, township 9, range 2 East,
on the North margin of the road leading
from Canton to Livingston; thence, South
10 deg, West with said road l22 feet;
thence, North 5 deg. so min. West, 400
feet to a stake, l43 feet West of the di,
viding line, dividing the N I from the N
w I. section "a, township 9. range east,
as aforesaid; thence. North 70 deg, East
l2l feet to stake, 90 feet West of the
dividing line ofthe n f / from the N W
I Of section "a. township 9, range 9 east
thence South 400 feet to the beginning,
together with oil and singular the appur'
tenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaiuing.
A good and perfect deed made to the
purchaser, and the title to said land
passed by order Of court.
D. II. OTTO,
E- P:T. N N,oNI!,5 oommis'r'.
NJ. L. VIRDEN.
Jan. 25, l866.-n97 4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

EE- We have received the following
communication, which We lay before our
readers:
Nr. Elitor-An important letter, dated
and post marked at Mobile, January f6,
vas only received from the Post.oifi"e in
This city, this day, January 81, r1aking
the time between Mobile and New Or
leans ten clear days. Can you explain
this extraordinary delinquency
~. 0. True Deta.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
Trust Sale,

DY virtue of the provisions of Deed executed
ID by Robert N. Davis and wife to the under
signed dated Esd day of May, A. D. 1861 aud duly
recorded in pages COZ and 6O3, book p, Of the
ords of the Office of the Probate Clerk Of Madison
county Mississippi, | will sell before the Court
house door, ia the city Of Canton, county and state
last aforesaid, on
Monday, the 1871 day # February, A. d. 1865,
between legal hUnrs, t0 the highest bidder. pub
lie cutlery for cash. the following real estate sta.
ate in said county of Madison viz Northeast
quarter and North bali of Southe quarter, aud
twenty acres of the Southeast corner Of Southeast
quarter Of Section twenty-five, Township eight.
Range two East North half Of Section thirty;
Southwest quarter Section thirty; Northwest quar-
ter Section twenty-nine Northeast quarter Sec
ton tlirtYtwo. Township eight, Range three Est.
less twenty acres of the Northeast corner Of Wet
half of said Northeast quarter Of Section thiriy
two. containing by estimation one Thousand anil
forty acres rnors less With all snd Singular the
sppurtenances thereun,o belonging.
The title is believed to be indisputs5le. but, act
ing as Trustee shall only convey such Is vested
in me. .. . ...- ....
JOHN T. CAMERON, .rssstc.
Dee. Is, 1885, esidt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
rust Sale.
Jan. 10, l366-4w.

DY VIRTUE OF the provisions of a
ID Deed executed by f. Il. Lewis TO
the undersigned, dated I2th day of No
vember, 1860. for $1,000, and due l2th
day of November. 1861. hereby give
notice TO all parties interested, that !
will proceed to sell before the Court
house door, in the city of Canton, Mati-
son county. State of Mississippi. On
Monday, l2ih day February, 4. L. 1850,
between leg,h hours TO the highest bid
der, at public onlcry, for cash. the follow
ing Lot or parcel of ground, situate IN
Canton and described as follows: Begin
ming thirty light and half feet IRON )
E corner of lot square No. Q, accord
iug to original plat Of s'dd town o.
Center street, thence West tFlr'y .thre
feet 70 a stake, thence North two hund-
red feet to stake, thence Ea~t ,lu'T-
three feet to stake and thence S.p.a
two hundred feet 10 the 5e.ir mir
Dr.. JOHN T. CAMERON
Jan.13-'66 5, =
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

The ladies' Of Atlanta (God bless them
have lust closed fair for the benefit OF
the POOR Of the city, and the funds OF two
nights and one day h as realized the
handsome sum of $1,000: Too much
praise cannot be given to the noble
hearted ladies who conceived aud exc
cuted this great and good enterprise.
There is great restitution among The
moor, and this aid will be acceptable to
them as the mama from heaven was
10 the Isrselitss 10 the wilderasss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

GS Rev. DR.. Prime, of the New
York OBserrer, objects. rs any refined
person might well do, to the publication
Of divorce trial reports. They are
corrup,ing and fitted to produce the
evils that the law would prevent or pun,
sh." He attributes the vast increase OF
crime against the marriage VOWS to lDJu'
dicious marriages, and marriages without
love or mental or moral adaptation. He
also objects to the new theory that mar
red people have equal rights, and says
the laws of marriage are laid down very
plainly in the Bible. The Apostles
taught them very clearly under Christ.
/ But thousands Of christians ignore an es-
sen,ial element of Christian marriage.
which is that he husband is the head OF
the wife as Christ ia the head of the
/ Chu,ch. Where love abounrs it is the
secret Of harmony. Where this princi'
/ pie is not admitted, perpetual strife is the
result. alienation often begets separation,
and this is followed, if not preceded, by
infdeity.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
THE PRESIDENT AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE

The President AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE
IN TIE DIsTRIcT OF CoLUhBTA.-Ihe
Washington Constitutional Union, on
"the very best authority" denies the
declaration made in the House OF Repre-
sentatives by Mr.. Kelly OF Pennsylvania,
that the President had assured him he
would favor negro suffrage in the Dis
tricl Of Columbia. lie has given no sue
inlimation to any person whatever.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

EF Bradley, the mula'to missionary
from Boston, who was tried by military
commission at Savannah for using sedi-
tious language. melting the freedmen to
revolt. dc, was found guilty and SEN
fenced o one years's hard labor at Fort
Pulaski.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

RF- Two Of the rowdies who assaulted
Vailandipham at Eaton, Ohio, a few days
since, have been arrested for prior Grim
inal acts. One was carried of to Indiana
upon the requisitiou OF Governor Morton
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

szy- The following late Confederate
Generals are in New Orleans, engaged in
business: Gen. Beauregard; Lieut.. Gen
erals Hood, Longstreet, and Richard
Taylor; Major Generals D. II. Maury,
Loring, Gardner end Buckner, and Brig
adler Generals Humphrey Marshall, DaB>
iel w. Adams, and Henry 7. Hays.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

r. The new iron bridge over the
Tennessee river, at Decatur, will shortly
be put up. 1t will be one Of the finest
structures Of he kind in the Southern
country; it will not cost less than $780,
900.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

WHEREAS, at the January term, 1866
w of the Probate Court OF Madison
county, Mississippi, letters of administration
were granted to the undersl gned on the
estate of Robert Love, deceased,-
Now, all persons indebted to said decedent
are hereby notified to come forward ana
make payment, and those having claims
against the estate are notified to present
them duly probated within the time pre-
scrbed by law, or they will be forever barred
nan. W. c. LOVE, Admir-.
Jan. 10, l866.-6w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

Ey The negro testimony bill was, on
Tuesday, passed in the House by a vote
Of thirty. six 10 thirty iour-two majority.
Tie bill on it's third reading was made
tie special order for yesterday at two
O'Clock. There were strong probabilities
for the assertion that it would be defeat
sd-Nppbis Appeat.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01

DEATH OF MAJOR N. G. WArTs.--We
regret to announce the death OF Major N.
G. Watts, which occurred yesterday
morning. Major Watts has been resi-
dent OF this city for many years. and was
highly esteemed by host Of friends. He
was in The Mexican war, in the celebra'
ted ,st Mississippi Rifles, Of Col. Jeffer-
son Davis. and dnriug the late var, acted
~ Assistant Commissioner Of Exchange
for the Confederate States, in the South
west. lie was prompt and energetic
business msu. having before the war been
connected with the house of G. f. SmedeS
e. Co.. and at the time of ns death, was
Teller of the National Bank, in this place.
The immediate cause Of his denth was
ervsipelas, but he had been in declining
health for several months He was a
genial, noble hearted gentleman, and the
intelligence of bis death will be received
with deep sorrow by all who knew him.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
-uEEDl.EN IN CANTON.

~
-
-.-f--a-50 "HEED1!EN IN CANTON.
"a. .re a-5ry 10 have to call Hublic atten-
s......t slhiect but it is one Of impor-
.a..a md .1e 7equ.. ementa Of law appear to
......, ,, -strD,.or from the officers whose
..- f.: : to eutorce mem.
-l. "a SECTION Of jhe act 40 confer civil
.y..s ~ freedmen" passed at the recent
,e..lcu Il lc Legislature, is as follows
SEC ). Be il further enacted, That
&c. " ireednen, free negro and mulatto,
.yF. o. he second Monday Of January,
ne til, lsau eight hundred and sixty-six,
and annually thereafter, have Law tul
home or employment and shall hare
p.;tten evidsace thereof, as follows, to-wit:
i, living in any Incorporated city, town or
village, license troa, tie Mayor thereof ;
ard if living gu side OF any Incorporated
RI" town or village, from tbe member
Il HE Borrd Of dice Of liz beat, au.
aori7irg him or her TO do irregular and
~ a.ork. ora mrjtten contract, as provided
~ es-'ior SKA & his act, which licenses
.-5, .. revoked fuT cPrse, at Rny tim e,
r he Authority granting the same.
A.. - ..o,,.,,
a.r .a, r-lcp n, n,ing ia Canton, shall hare
.....-. c-..s. tror 'he Mayer, ar a lrrtifa con-
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-02-01
9Th DAY Of March. next.

between the hours prescribed by law. proceed
10 sell at fhe Courthouse door, in said county,
al public auction, TO the highest bidder, for
Casa, certain lands, tenements and heredita-
ments, living and being in said county of
Madison, State of Mississippi, viz:
The one half interest in and TO the East Of
Eat of Section %; West Northeast and
North. west 1 and South-eas / and East !
South west Section %; North west and
South I Section "a; Lots ]. and 3, Section
2j: all of Section 26 all IN Township g, Range
3 East; lois 2, z, 5 and 6, Section 10, and lots
2. 8 and 4, section 10, T. 8, Range east; lot 6
west of line and lot 10 east Of X line; and
the following lot or parcel Of land on which
i. the residence occupied by said decedent
during his lifetime, viz--Lots 3 and in
square IL; and 4 acres adjoining, in the city Of
Canton in said county.
NJ. z. LAWSON, EI'rx
ofH. All. lawson, deceased.
FEB. |, Iet6-4v