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

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Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism. Pain in the Stomach
Side and Bowels General Debility Uterine Uoeratio,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL,


| ALE--phiadelphia aud Hudson, ss25. tH
| bkANDIES-Apple 3006l400; Hennesey Otard Pr
act Castllion, &c. slo0o@l60oi Fancy Brandss Cher.
ry Blackberry Ginger &c. S50o6650; Domestic (com.
| nom S235; California, per case, $1,000.
BITTERs-Bokee's, brakes, Wahoo, Russs Scheidam,
sce ~ oo@ls California Wine Bitters, per case $780,
| BACoN--Haltiniore Sides, 1s@19c; Hams, 25@3Oc
Smithfeld3iams cuts to order 236l25c.
BEEF-Extra Mess, s18006a20 90; Meas. $1600011sO0
C0TT0N--Good Midding 46ai6; Mddling 42a44; Low
Dow Middlng 3sa4O Good Ordinary 49, Low Ordinary 35
C0AL-First quality, 4OQe45c. I'd quality, 35D4oc.
bkiChS-First quality pressed, 5000; I'd do, 5000
Sd DO, $1,000
C0RN-white. so@s2c, Yellow, 73Ga75c Mixed, 7Oa7l
C0FFEE-Prime Rio Coffee, 3O1z(132o 4
oANDLEsaAdamantine, 2s@aoc TaIlow, 2sa25.
CI6ARS-Domestc and Imported, 20al50
Fenlily. sl3 5OoQ9i 5.Go3; Extra,
Super, $4,000; Fine, $S.25@e75
F0RAaE--Hsy, 15Ot@20O per cwt; Corn, 956lo0 per
nshsI Oats ats S29S6 per bush' Bran, 4oSa6O . bus
LEATnER-calf skins, sio@s1oo per dozen; Sole
leather 40@4sc. per pound
LUMRpE.-clsar per thousand 5000; Cd do, 5000,
BLACK KEYED PEAS sloo@1lo.
oii.-Whals, per gallon, s2.oOp2.2s; Lnseed. $lf5
Lard 81 1002l0
P0RK-sless 1872 O0as5 OO Prime s25@s2Oo.
R0PE-MaDilla 2Sta26c,; Hemp 259Soc.
WHITE LEAD-S@fT.
P0RTER-London, best brands. $3.50: Philadelphia
1926
SUGAR HOUSE SYRUpS~50a60c.
D0MESTICS-Merrimack Prints 1885; sprague d.
III american do 80; Amoskeag do q III Dutches do
80 London Mourning do 2Ia; Amoskesg do, q: Lan-
caster tiingtans 49, Delaines, 49, Standard Sheet
ing, SO; Al fine Brown sheeting 361; "a do 3d. ~ do
Bleached do 50 55 Ticks Striped Shifting
23a25; Coored and Bleached Drls 81 l1a39; Colored
| Cambria 26a2i =.
| TOBACCO-Connecticul Leaf 2OGl76c; vr. 6Od$I.25
in market; Manufactured, toc.@s1.25; Smoking, 5Oca
81 90: Snuff, soc .00S1.00.
| TAR--22 gal. bbls. 50 Co., 81 gal. Dbl. S225
| R0SIN.-4.37M450.
| MAPES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, 500 per ton
IlMEFrst quality, per Dbl, s250@S3.00; Cd quality
| 1.h0@2.0n
| NAVAL STORES = Crude Turpentlne, $4,000 $50;
Tupentne, S55od600.
| GIN-S2.506l5lOG.
H00PS--None
| S0AP--13a16c.
| WnEAT-White 81 6o612l0; Red, 81 40601 90
| WHISkEYS--Old Monongahela Cow proof S210@2 %
| Rye and Bourbon, 50 356n7 co.: proof, So 6O93O0
WO0D-Per cord 81 Boa 800.
MISUNDERSTANDING
| STAVES--SS7 00d0i5.00
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We call attention TO the large sale of
ksugar on Thursday, 18th instant, at Il
o'clock, at the bonded warehouse, COR
liner Fayette and Front streets. Also .
bale OF first quality Porto Rico molasses,
| the whole the cargo Of the schooner
6atillo. Samples can be seen at the
auction house Of w. r. Roberts. For
kparticulars see advertisement.
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aeB@ LUxURIANT AND SILKY HAIR
Mrs s. A. ALIENS Worlds Hair Re.torer and zylobslsa-
mum Hair Dressing act upon the hair does the dew
upon the flowers They easily applied they dispose
the hair to remain in any desired position by their
the hair becomes soft and silky, Persons using these
preparations will preserve their hair through life Every
Druggist sells them.
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II o r s A L +.

~ 0 r s A T. +.
offer for sale THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, portion Of my farm, adjoining the
village OF kempsville, In Princess Anne county Va
bank of the Elizabeth River.
The situation is healthy society good, adjacent 10
schools and Churches The land thoroughly adapted 10
TRUCKING, being high rich and quick. There Is wood
enough on the land to pay for II.
Should II not be desirable for any In want Of land
to have so large tract II will be divided into lots TO suit
For ternls, &c, apply to SHAW ROBERTS, Auction
and Commission merchants corner Roanoke square and
Wide Water st. Norfolk, In whose hands the proper
ty has been placed for sale.
]. NJ. BRICKH0UsE
fes-H Kempsville, Princess Anne CO., Va.
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nay A SUPERIOR KEMEDY.-We

nay A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We
can conscentiousy recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, Dr. stricklsnds Meuous Cough Bal
sam 1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withal
not dsaereesbe to the taste There doubt but the
euous Cough Balsam is one ofthe best preparations
in use and is all that its proprietor claims for it. We
have tried it during the past week. and fonnd relief from
most distressing cough. 1t is prepared By Dr. strick
land No 1870 Sycamore street. Cincinnati o. and for sale
by Druggists,
Wake & CO. and NJ G. A.sANTos, Agents Tor
Nors,,t Va. nov6-em
nNs Two BAD CASES OF PILES
CURED n Dr. srR1cKlASD's PILE RExrDr.--Mr Glass, of
GAINESVILLE Wisconsin, writes for tho benot Of oil who
suffer with tho Piles that no has been troubled for eight
veor. with an aggravated case of Piles and his brother
was discharged from the army incurablo Che being
quite paralyzsd with the Pss Both these distressing
cases were cured with bottle Of Dr. stricklands Pic
Remeds The Recommendation Of these gentlemen, be-
ia. ,ha daily testimonials received By DR.. Strickland
o.t to cor vince those suffering that thu os aggra-
ropio cases Of Piles are cursd by DR., strickland's
,.dy. 1t is sold by Druggists everywhere
Wake CO. and NJ and c. A. SANTOS, Agents for
rors,,l. ". noy6--6m
no. DYsPEPsIA.-What everybody
saw. must be true We have heard DR. strckands Tonic
snoksn of 90 frequently by those who have been benefit
ted BY It. that at last compelled to make 1t known
10 the public that we really believe 1t efectSa cure In
xerv eaae therefore, we say to those who are suffering
with pvspepsia or Nervous Debility to 20 to their Drug
.sst. and got n bottle of DR.. strickland's Tonic
WELLS & CO., Agents, us Franklin street, NJ T.
Wake 4 co. and n CA. SANTOS, Agents f'r M
| ok. Va. ao,0-'.-
Co1aATEs HONEY SoAP.-T,lis cele-
hr.ted TOILET SOAP in such universal demand made
fromo the choicest materials, is mild and emolent
I'm n. nature. fragrerf'- rented and extremely
hsnefcial in its act.,- he skin. FOR Saio py al
Don Ns...a md Fancy Goods Dealers. f5-1y
HSys HALL's VEGETABLE SIcfLIAN
Nm REVIEWER has proved itself to be the most perfect
nrenarstion for the hair offered to the public
II vegetable compound, and contains no Injurious
TT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S oRIdI'
NAL COLOR.
It will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair sot usrou'
and silken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
NJ Ask for Halls Vegetable scilian Hair Remover
and tats no other. R. p HALL CO,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
~ Fer sale by all druggists. Dovaon ,sns
NORFOLK November Y, 1865.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

/ News FROM THE BANDITTI. Yester
kday afternoon, Immediately upon the
<arrival of the steamer Martin, coIorct
hoy entered our sanctum, and graceful,
resented us the following note,
"MUor Miligan Accept these few
{hddlers as reinforcements to your band
Dknowing, sir, that you blow the biggest
bugle in this country, our citizens will
never be in want of tiddling and blow-
ing music. ] think now sir, that If YOU
only had a bull-frog or two, the party
would be complete; we look for con-
cert to be given by you and your frog
nddlers very soon.
Yours, in great haste,
JOSEPH SPRIGGfNs.D
The note was accompanied by collar
box containing three splendid sand
fiddlers, elegant specimens, indeed,
which we have added to our collection
of curiosities. In consequence of being
unable to procure frogs, to properly ac-
cord with our selection of musicians, we
will, therefore, at once forward the I'D
dlers to Max. Strakosch and the Laz-
xeroni uproar, with which our citizens
were 40 much edited some time since
At great expense we have hired Ed
ward Lakin, the great Tenor and big
twenty of the Fenian organization of
this city, to assist us in blowing the
fire to run his machine.
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ERIE CANAL BARGE "COLUM-
~ BIAD" FOR SALE.-Capacty 1900 bushels Grain,
Ia complete order, and but two and half years old
Also, two open Canal 0agcs, very suitable Tor carry
Ing wood-capacity fifty cords each. Also, Lighter
Apply TO L. REYNOLDS,
nost-u No. 16 Roanoke Square
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF NORFOLK, Apnm 5.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Thos. Kelso, Russell. Baltimore.
Steamer James I. Brady, lands, Baltimore.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Haines. Richmond.
Steamer Charles lIoughton, Whitney, Hampton.
Steamer Eolus, McCarricls, Eastern Shore
Schooner John Mccoy, johnson, Bait.
DEPARTURES
Steamer Thomas Kelso Russell, Baltimore
Steamer J. T. Brady, Lands, Baltimore
Steamer Chas. Houghtop. Whitney, Hampton.
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n@ BACHELOR HAIR Dye
The Original and Best in the World! The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Instanta
ueous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or natu:
raj Brown, without injurng the hair or skin Remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes Sold by all Druggists The
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor, Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Beautifyng the Hair
aue10.1y CHARLES BACHELOR. NEW YORK.
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n E s IRA BILE FAMILY
II REaInINCE IOp

IL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
That very desirable Family Residence situated on
CRANKY street. three doors above the Methodist Church
and now occupied by Mrs. Foster, is offered for sale
1t has a wide entry, with two parors and dining.
70 I'm on the first floor four chambers the second floor
two comfortable rooms in the garrett and dry cellar
paved yard with kitchen and smoke house conveniently
located and large garden.
For further particulars apply to
sep2S-n j. NJ. SMITH BROTHER.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

On Saturday the prices ranged as follows Green Pork
sm 10 to l4c. Beet from 10 to 20c Veal from Ii 25c
Mutton from 10 to 2oc Chickens 81 50per pair. Sweet
Pctatoes,sl 5oper bushe Eggs, Csc. Greens Soc per-
pock oysters from So SO to 81 per Dbl Shad from SOC
to1 % per pair
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01
The Old Regime TO be Restored.

President johnson having betrayed the
marty which elevated him to power, and gone
completely over to the side of Southern rebels
and Northern Copperheads, the ofncial gun
o,;ne ;s busilv at work decapitating all Fed
eral Office holders who refuse to subscribe 10
the ruinous policy enunciated by him IN reia
,;on 70 the reconstruction of the States lately
in rebellion. In Pennsylvania the work OF
removal is about completed. and many men
who fought bravely for their country In 'ne
day of its sore distress, and assisted IN roll
inc hack the red tide of rebellion at Antie'
tam and Gettysburg, have to give way De
fore the claims of the supporters OF Cowah
and Clymer. the fast friends and public apoi
ogists of slavery and Confederate traitors.
And the telegraph informs US that the
loyal Federal Office holders of our own State
are to share the fate of their brethren In the
East. and that the seductive force OF the Ad-
ministration purse is to be used In endeav
oring to strengthen and reanimate the dis
couraged and decimated followers of treason
on this coast. According to the new pro-
pramme. the men who stood for four years
as steadfast and faithful guardians OF Union
and freedom at this far western portal OF
the Republic, must now yield their posts
to those who hate the Government, despise
the national flag, and long for second
rising of the fallen star of the Southern
Confederacy. Under the fostering care OF
the Administration, persistent effort will
be made to restore the old chivalry regime,
as it existed here of yore. Bigler, Weller,
Tod Robinson, Jim Hardy and Mcconnell
will probably rally their forces and aspire to
gain control of the State government; Gwin
and Terry may return and renew their as
sassination plots; Burch and Chapman will
endeavor to 20 to Congress; Frank Wash
ington will be reinstated in the Custom
House at San Francisco, while Beriah Brown
and Montgomery will illuminate jeff. Davis
Democracy through the medium of the Elk
aminer and Express, without fear Of Alea
traz or suppression.
If Union men would prevent such con
summation as this, their duty is plain and
simple. Let them continue to stand un-
finchingly by the principles of their party,
unmindful of tie petty bribes offered as the
price of recreancy. If the loyal people of
California only remain true and steadfast to
the cause for which so many of the
nations patriotic sons laid down their lives,
we have no fears of the Administration
rabble regainng power in this State, OF
making any serious inroads into our ranks
at the next general election.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01
UNION NOMINATIONS
"My Policy'' in New Orleans.

The testimony of Governor Wells, General
Sheridan, and other responsible men, goes
to prove beyond doubt, that the New or-
leans massacre, in which several hundred
lives were sacrificed, was deliberately planned
and put into execution by the Mayor and
other leading rebels of that city. There Is
no LONGER doubt but that the majority OF
the population of that city is as hostile to the
Government and its friends at the present
time as they were when Farragut's fleet
opened fire on forts Jackson and St. Philip.
Indeed these malignant Crescent City rebels
seem wholly incapable of learning anything
from ex,erience, and are insensible to all
acts of friendship. INDUCED by the Federal
military commandants, befriended by the
Administration, and allowed to assume con
troll of the municipal government of the city
without opposition, they illustrate their
gratitude for all these favors by turning
around and butchering peacea5le Union men
in cold blood, and mutilating their lifeless
bodies with more than savage barbarlty--
Martial law should be maintained IN the
treason-accursed city, and General Butler
appointed military governor until the inhab-
itants either learn more respect for law, order
and civilization, or are exterminated, to give
place to a better and less iendish race OF
mankind.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

HORSE SHOE BEND.-Among the many
mining enterprises inaugurated of late in
Shasta county, one of the most notable is the
Horse Shoe Bend, ON the Sacramento river.
about thirty miles above here. At this
place the river makes bend of about three
miles, in the shape of horse shoe, and for
centuries the waters have only been pre-
vented from converging at the ''heel' of this
shoe by the Intervention of tall and abrupt
mountain five hundred feet through. Be-
lieving the river bed to be rich in gold, a
company was organized last year for the
purpose of tunneling through this mountain,
with view of turning the waters from their
old course around the circle alluded to. After
encountering many diseouraging difficulties,
the projectors had the satisfaction of seeing
their labors crowned with success on Friday
of last week, when the head dam was knock
ed out, and the waters of the Sacramento
rushed, boiling, through the tunnel, leaving
the old river bed with scarcely suice head
remaining in it. By the success of this en-
terprise a strip of mining ground three miles
in length, and from twenty-five to one hun
dred feet in width, is laid bare.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

Y TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-Last Monday fhe
toNn of Petaluma was the scene of most
terrible accident The locomotive which runs
from the town to the steamer landing explod-
ed at the river depot, killing four men out
right, and badly wounding many more. The
locomotive was blown into fragments, and
thrown in every direction. The engineer
was blown two hundred yards from the loco
motive, and soon expired in the most hor
ribly agony Arthur Thompson had his head
blown entirely from his body, and Col j. II.
Lewis was nearly cut in two by a flying
fragment. The accident has. cast deep
gloom over the community in which it hap
pened, and no effort will he spared to ascer-
tain the true canse of the explosion. in order
to prevent repetition of the calamity in
future
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

RETURNS DIsGusTED.-A former mercbant
of Douglas City, Trinity county, closed out a
good paying business there few years ago,
and went up north to make fortune in short
order After trying his hand at business
on the Columbia, in Idaho and Montana. he
became thoroughly disguised, and last week
returned to California, vowing his intention
of remaining here until called upon to shuf
fe off this mortal coil.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

INDIANS OvERTAKEN AND KILLED.-On
fhe announcement of the murder of Mrs.
Dersch, on Bear Greek, last week, Mr.. Klotz,
of Klotz's mill, raised party of eight men
and started in pursuit of the Indian murder.
ers. Getting on he..track, klotz trailed the
savages over hills and ravines, until lass
Wednesday evening, at which time lie over
took them on Antelope Creek, about two
miles above the Antelope mills in Tehama
county. On coming in sight of the red skins
Klotz and his men fired volley, which
killed four of them, and wounded three more,
who unfortunately escaped into the thick
underbrush A feather bed-tick, blankets,
and articles of wearing apparel found in their
camp have been identified as belonging to
the Dersch fomily, and proves concusively
that they were the murderers of Mrs Dersch
1t lis to be regretted that any of the red devils
escaped. 4
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

PoTosr.-This claim is turning out even
better than its most sanguine stockholders
anticipated. After crushing thirty five tuns
of rock, the superintendent partially cleaned
up, with result of Sl9S7 49, This is about
the same result usually obtained per tun from
rock taken from this ledge heretofore. The
main shaft is down seventy-fve feet, and the
ledge continues to prospect as favorable as
ever, is well defined and easily followed
The company have now twenty six men EN-
ployed, and will soon commence opening
other lodges in TIE vicinity of the mill.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

s<DEATH OF Mrs DERscH.-We are inform
Ted that Mrs. Dersch, who was shot by In
dams, died of her wounds on Thursday of
last week. A petition is being circulated
throughout the county, and will be forward.
ed to General Mcdowell, requesting some
assistance towards Furnishing the Indians aud
protecting residents of the exposed border
settlements. Such protection has become a
necessity, and unless afforded there can be no
security for life or property in some of the
remote portions of the county.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

RoBBERr.-On Tuesday last a German
named August Switzer entered barber sbop
on kearny, street, San Francisco, kept by
two colored men, for the purpose of getting
shaved. After he had taken a seat one of
the negroes struck him on the head with a
club, and rendering him insensble, robbed
nun OF purse containing one hundred dol
iars' a gold ring. etc. They were arrested
shortly afterwards by the police
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

FATAL AccIDENT.-On Saturday last, while
mining in his claim near GAINESVILLE, Mr.. An.
drew Short was killed by the sudden caving
of the bank under which he was working
The unfortunate man was completely buried,
and on the alarm being given by his children
the neighbors hurried to the scene of the
accident and quickly exhumed the victim,
only to find life entirely extinct and the body
horribly crushed and mutilated Deceased
was an old resident of the county, native Of
Ohio, and aged about fifty years.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01
OwYHEE ITEMs.-Holbrook. Copperhead

OwYHEE ITEMs.-IIolbrook Copperhead.
is elected delegate to Congress. The Union
candidate for Sheriff of Owvhee county is
elected, and Col. A. II. Webb. late of Copper
City, in this county, is elected County Treas.
urer. The Indians are very troublesome,
and o. r. johnson is hunting them, at the
bead of a company of picked Indian fighters
The Poorman Quartz Company are boxing
nine tons of ore for shipment to Swansea
This rock is estimated to lie worth $4,000.
NJ. D. Raum and Wm jackson. late of this
county, are mining near Pioneer City.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01
NOTICE To CREDITORS,

ESTATE OF HENRY WARNER, Deceased
L-Notice is hereby given by the undersigl ed
administrator of the above named estate, to til,
creditors Of and all persons having claims against
sad deceased, to exhibit tie same, with the neces
sary vouchers, within ten months from the iIst
puoleation of this notice, to tic undersigned, al
hls place of business IN The town Of Shasta.
DANIEL LYNCH, Administrator.
Shasta Sept. l. 1856 81
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

DEAD.-Dean Richmond died in New York
on Monday last, at the age of 63 years. He
has been for many years one of the leading
managers of the Democratic party, and was
one of the chief wire pulers in arranging the
programme of the Philadelphia Convention.
lie was man of great talent, and his abilities
should have been better employed than in
striving to uphold the decaying fortunes of
corrupt and doomed organization.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

FALL RIVER vALLEr.-We understand
that the hay, wheat and barley crops are
better in this valley this year that ever be-
fore. Billiards. threshing machine is up
there, and the proprietor is getting plenty of
threshing to do at l23 cents per bushel.
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

ESTATE OF DoMINICK CARROLL, De.
Ia ceased-Notice is hereby give by The under
slsned, administrator of the above named estate.
the creditors Of and all persons having ella ms
against said deceased, to exhibit the same, viii
Inc necessary YOU, hers, within ten m Jntks from
the hrs publication of this notice, To tie under
.lgned, at his place of bt si1.ss, in the town O.
Shasta.
DANIEL LYNCH, Administrator.
Shasta, Sept. ], 1866, 81
The Shasta courier., 1866-09-01

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-Dan:cl Lynch
administrator of the estate of Dominick Car.
roll, deceased, will sell, at public auction. Mt
Millville, on Saturday, Sept sth, seven
mares. two horses, one stallion and three
colts. A good opportunity for persons wish
ing to invest in horse flesh.