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S~s04MTTTTn to the Peniteatiary the l.th 1~~
 a. day of November, 1891, certain negro cyzxx.sA Man, calling his BlL Ll- about fat In e T9~g chfs In height. cf black coior about 25 years s old. Ee says he belongs to some living Ma uesr Memphis. Tenn. Ey EsSs
 The is requested to como forward. com <IH a'y with the law and take him away or Le will g-a be sold at the expiration of two yesrs to pay <4S the charges A. !. WAhp
 Dec. ], 1881. 2trn. Ksssrr of Tsnsf,n; n;so-O
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Little Rock High School. JA1ES VI. MAlHnMs. Plluclpal

s=@ ----, Assistant, F1'aE eleventh s5nsnauA Session of tbiS School will ba II conmenctd on Monday, tha lst day oi ceptesube..
 IERMS. Tuition per month, payable in advance, ts ~ Fuel per session, a, Aug 70 2ts
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Mai Dallam, of Gen. Tilghmans stai1, died recently as Columbus, Ohio.
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N C I C g E'toNiMITTEr to the Ar ;rsas peuiputiarv bv .Se~~ - tsier q lacksNn otnnty, oertsiu Negro Msp.rS calling hl1aEe Lopls aSost ss inches hish, niSA slAk c6io lsar tuild about 70 .ears old, uer LA known.
 Tue sad n*gro will he scld at the s2rirg+icn ., tvs H pot Aueo nr by rha suser. X. ]. WARD, Dee S isn. sA x~e z PsasssAs4ss
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-27

Gen. Cass is very sick and expected 10 die. Van Buren is dead. Dickinson ought to be.
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Gov. Walker has been elected 10 Congress from the Choctaw Nation.
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Farm for Ssla.

A SMALL facm tr gale, i2 miles of .de Rock os "A the tiot epClna road For terms aud dssription e quire oI w. E NV0DhUFF, Agent, Little Rock, Ark
 Aug 20 If
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General Order No. Af.

OFFICE, PKovosT MARSHAL GENERAL.
 Iattle Rock, July %, lo62.} .,,Ia,;n,, hos bsen sufficiently checked, and that the honesty, patriotism and good sense of the peo pie will be likely hereafter to correct abuses as they arise, Mai. Gen. Hindman has directed that sii orders and regulations fixing prices upon articles q subsistence and torege, bs rerokea from this date; which is accordingly hereby done. II. In cases of manifest extortion, should any such occur, the serorest penalties will be inflicted upon offenders.
 B. F. DAELEY, Col. and
 Provost Marshal Gen1. HEADQUARTERS D DIVISION,
 Arkodttphia, August lst, l552. The above order having been officially commit nicated to this office, all orders heretofore publish cd by ne in conflict with the same are hereby an. rulle1.
 JAS. THOS. ELLIOTT,
 Maj. Provost Marshal, 2d Division,
 Trar> Mississipsi pisy'st. Aug . 4~
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OFFICE OF CEISr OF ORDNANcE.
 Lit;tc Rock, Ark, Aug. Ii, 1862 NN1 ILL employ number of Boys .nd Girls to mals w Csftrtdges who arc willing to gp to Arkade,h!a
 JN0. H. DuNNlNNr.~. Aug. 1l 2w Col. aud Chief ,f Trinsrre
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the panic of the New York stock exchange, or sta the shiuloads of dollars which took fi9ht for Europe, or delay the departure of the Orleanist Princes deserting no longer victorious cause, Or prevent the people who are running together to make demonstrations against the means by which the war is conducted, or check the increasing sen timeut that there is neither plumber nor glory to be obtaiaed by the invading army in the fedora! seryiee,i and that all who go South arc doomed to melt away through pestilence or fall by the sword Even in America-credulous and simple as we may there seem to be when we say so--trnth and non esty would, we believe, be the best policy, It Is coming rapidly to this that the greater the victory announced the terrible will De the defeat De- Jievaa in. and the President and his minister may succeed at last in so mystilytng the American public that if they should really gain great vie tory the announcement of t will put New York into mourning, and ruin all the speculators for 3 ri, a in government stock.
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Ruaaway iNapes ia the Pem'tentiary
N O Y I C T |.

NOTI C B.
 r,oyNrTTrp 10 the Arkansas Peui:entisry hy ths se. JsbsTifT of Jefferson county, the 2d day Of Dec S ,sfi n Negro Man calling his meme JOIN GORD0N,FE Yie Ia alnt $ years old, feet inches beh of a.kss hsrs cor thick ips lower p turned little rcund tbs la, f his ,ce eau d e says cy having hIs Jaw bruse- savs he is a free mar. A. J. WARD, ian Io 1862 24m Ensrer of IeatteniiGTv.
 " c I C F.
 tnyvTTTED to the Arkansas Penitentary the gi a.v of December. Ieel, certain Negro 5ian calling i.s name JOHN COWAAs Said negro man is a very light ns iato nearly white frekeled face nine inches hxt sb u 5O years od has letters J. C. prcke1 in India m n his Ielt Ill. Says he is free man.
 WARD Jsu 1862. 2sr. FsspsS rsnft.atia-u.
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OFFICE Pnovosr N.nsg,1 GENERAL,

Lif!e Rock. July %, 1862. GENERAL ORDER No. 45.
 \ ON ACCOUNT of the scarcity of arms to | arm the Troops, only no guns will be siie~ .u 70 county TOT Independent companies organ ized under oeneral Order No F, issued by Majoc- General hindtnan on the l7th of June last.
 No man VII De allowed to keen gun unless he IS member of an independent company. J. Provost Marshals, Assistant tny,at Mar. shals and Captains of independent comrapies. uin cause to be taken all surplus guns over and sb,ya one hundred in each county, and cau.s ,har, , b., sent to Capt. Pollys ct Philadelphia.
 T. keceipt5 in due form "ill be given for each gun' allowing reasonable piice paw able on nreA sen'ation, at the office of the Chief of O,dnanc,, Major Lockman) at this place. 5. r. DANLEy, Colonel Aug l3 3w and Proves, Msrssai e., UrFIcg CHhr CoNussAty TRANs Myss,.srp1 u,s-x,o.
 Lsaic Rock, August Is isoi GhRnERS have been received rum Richmond ,rnb,h,,,
 the pmfchS-e Of any more Beet cattle by the Coub,s sarles or "h officers Of this cons 9hls 6,ds; u,u. D. strictly adhered " Supplies be furnished upop r qnsition, through .lis o,ice. "
 Juus c. PALMER. siafc> aug. ZJ U Sazette copy. hnd Gaief Commisssry.
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indicate. Wesma ga expect stirring news every moment, and ffsfpe seems to be every confidence that it will be suahtas will iii tde loyalists with
 joy" a% sg
 The Tritnilo also has4he annexed:
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FrcIo the Lon lon Times, June r.
Fron, Europe.

The following from the London Times of June 7th was published before the great vic tories at Richmond. |: will repay a careful perusal. It will be seen that, notwithstanding the lying reports sent across the Atlantic by the Yankees the truth sooner or later unerringly reaches Europe, and that credit has been just ly given to the South for great victories at Wiiamsport, Shiloh and Chickshominy. If those battles have raised tho South so high in European estimation what will not be the effect of our overwhelming victories a. Richmond.
 Federal Victories and the Subjugation
 of fha 0Duth
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 ExrRAcr.-The Chattanooga Rebel mentions a r,,uor on which some confidence was placed, thst our forces at Sparta, Tenn, were attacked on the 5tb inst by about 400 feleras. Our troops are reported 10 have driven them back some distance, taking number of prisoners, but discovering in their front greatly superior force of the enemy, fell back. when the federais advanced and took posses zion of the town It is also stated that body of our troops had retaken McMnville, driving the enemy ont.
 The Bulletin contains long account of the bat tle near Gordonsvile, written by the editor of the Washington Star, wbo was an eye witness 10 the battle. He claims that the federal loss was less than the Confederate Federal forces engaged 1000 infantry, exclusive of cavalry and artillery, the amount of which is not given, while the Con felerate force was 10000. First days fight, fed eral loss is estimated at l,500, and Gen Prince wounded and taken prisoner by the rebels on Sat trday. Gen. Augur was wounded in the back while cheering on his men, and on Saturday even. ing, the iederals, after having been met and re pulsed at all points, retired out of range of tho rebel guns.
 From the Springfield %issiourian ofthe 1eb.
 MTYPHIs, Aug. 1.-The Grenada Appeal o the stn, has dispatch from Cumberland Gap, say ing there has been battle there between Gen Rains and Gen' Carter, resulting in the defeat o the latter, and capture of the union army. IL il stated that 7,O0o prisoners were taken.
 Rebel accounts represent Buell. as having Kirh, Smith in front, Polk and Bragg In the rear. It il openly stated Van Dorn and Breckinrdge are com bining their forces to attack New Orleans. Tn. int mated blow will not be long delayed.
 JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. l4 We have authent information that Col Guitar over took Pondexte in the northwest corner of Charlton county: an completely defeated him. Poindexter was tEin 10 cross the Charlton river. No particulars.
 Nrvr YoRK. Aug l4-The Tribune has ths fol lowing in it's editorial columns NcClellan's CT tire army Is making an important movement, bu s vh.t particular pe'nt' we gre not at liberty
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snjikalss III kpsas gasoSstis tseaEkM d
8. practical opsss.isss ot oaf domestic n.
s.itn.ions, whish Ne NJ vsr s1pssssd q ~ Ii
mat oncs prejudicsd, though always power.
fal and influential periodical When saeh .
fAvoriss organ Of British thought and litsra-
ture occupies such position a. that Of Black
scood at THE time upon toe American contro-
ssrsy, 1t 10 most significant illustrasion Of .
wonderful change In the public sentiment Of
Great Britain. It 10 equally remarkable, and
ought to be in the highest degree encouraging
that, with few and Insignificant exceptions
the whole public press of England, which il
in that kingdom really and truly mirror Of
public sentiment, from Blackrood in tho lite
rary and the Times in the political world
down 70 the humble organs of the laboring
and manufacturing classes, exhibit the most
decided antsgonism to the Northern cause,
whilst the London Punch, which never fails
to embody the popular sympathies Of all
classes in Great Britain, 10 keepieg the whole
kingdom in roar with it, ludiclous pictures
of Yankeedoodledum.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The House met at ~ O'Clock, ID. Prayer Dy
Rev. Nlr. UEsAIRL.
The bill to authorize the Commissioners of
Revenue OF the southern distTlcs OF halifax
county, to issue q license 70 David Apt as u
haWAer and pediar, was passed.
Mr.. BARBOUR, from The Committee on FL
nance, reporteu a bill making an approprla-
ton 10 the civil conlin gent fund, winch was
reau and oraered to lis engroesment.
The DILL compromising Peter r. Penn, OF
Henry county, tor the loss OF his slave, Al.
bert, condemned 10 death for murder, was
taken up, aud, after u brief explanation by
Mr. WooTToE, was passed-ayes So, noes 7.
Mr. BQlQkD SAID, that before the House
went into 6osfet session he wanted TO offer O
resolution. Last evening, in secret session,
the House had passed resolutions comph-
menIary TO q disung uished son OF Virginia,
uen. Joseph +. Johnston. This was NJ ing
occasion Iur the General Assembly to recOg-
nlZe the services OF another eminent man,
VINO, though not q Virgihlan, deserved notice
from this body.
He offered u resolution highly compliment
tary to Gen. q. T. BsaureEurd. The resoIu-
ton was passed unanimously.
The hour for the order Of the day, l24 o.
CLOCK, having arrived, the Ho use immedi ats-
ly Went into secret session, anu the reporters
retired.
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SENATE.


TnU asDAY, JAZZ. so, 1852.
The Senate was called TO order BY the
President, (the Lieutenant. Qovernor) and
prayer was made by Rev. Mr.. DuNoAs, me-
A resoIution from the House, in relation to
the military services Of Gen. Jos. T. john
ston, was read, az follows:
The General Assembly, approaching the
Johnston in the present war, desire to Offer TO
him some public recognition OF his we'll
earned claim upon the regard and affection OF
his native State: Therefore,
Resoipcd, BY the General Assembly, That the
Board OF Visitors Of the Virginia Military
Institute shall admit In all respects as State
cadets, any two young men who may be
nominated to them by Gen. Johnston; and
either CT ouch appointments, the same shall
be filled in like manner, upon the nom1na-
ton Of Gen. Johnston.
Upon motion of Mr.. NgBsoN, the res0lu-
ton was laid on the table for the present.
BILLS PRESENTED.
Mr. BRASHox, from the Committee on FL
nance and Claims, presented tho following
bills:
A bill for the collection of taxes and other
public dues in The hands OF defaulting
persons dlsloyal to said State.
A bill to refund license taxes to the vol.
un teers IN the military service.
BILLS REPORTED.
The COMMITTEES also reported, without
amendment, q Dill from the House uIled
can act 10 provide tor the assumption and
payment or the onfederate States war
lax
PETITION.
Mr.. LYNCH presented the petition Of Barney
Mckenney and James Casey, asking that GER
lain taxes pala by them may DO refunded,
and that certain property belonging TO them
may be reassesse0, which was referred to the
committee On Finance and claims.
1hs Senate Inen took up the unfinished
business OF yesterday, which was the bill
onlltied an act TO authorize \ connection be-.
tween The Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road anu the Petersburg railroad In feters
burg. The question being upon the mo ton
VI Mr. CVLLlKK, TO restrict the proposed con.
necuon To Tho period OF the duration Of the
war, u discussion ensued, in which MessTs.
COLLIER, koBEKTsON, OHRlsTiAH OF Augusta,
BRANDON, AAoAAs OF Fairfax, WHITTLK, ana
others participated.
Before Any action was taken upon the said
baii, the Senate adjourned.
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7As Exsply q Uss--1As cdndl1 1Fdee =
Oar Gitixens yos<rday experieoeo4 the ~
ri snnoyaucs resnlfng ffon . limited Nnf-
Div o. "a. Tue heavy clouds ovsfAune =.
Ike all, and Il was with some dimee ~
peepone whose houses are well mrn1enco WIN
window glass. could discsrn surronndln4 oe.
ieots With sulicient clsarnsss to pursue thsir
Ordinary eyoceaious. Mach more - waethie
the case ia the large stores, where hent Z
only admitted through the front windowe ane
doubtful skyliehig and in dney omesc; wners
the srchiteet $500 70 have sndeevored 70 tmi
tate The peculiar fsaturSt- Of . Lapland hut
in emitting Window altogsthsr. The super
intandsut Of the Gas Works, TOR reasons when
have been hsrstofore orphaned, has gwen
orders that The gas shall % turned on nom q
siRhs O clock in the morning to four IN the
evening To show how necsesary was this
action, At q period when the supply Of gas il
short. we may state that the quantity con-
sumed on Friday last, in the day .time, amount
cd to IS, 600 feet and it ID quite plain that il
this had been allowed TO continue for any
length of time, 1t would have exhausted the
resources, and placed our citizens entirely
ct the mercy Of the candle sellers.
Indeed, We regret TO state that no sooner
had the impression got abroad that the supply
of gas was slowly, but surely, giving out,
than the prices of candles commenced to id
vance; and housekeepers arc even now con-
sidering whether it viii not be well 70 invest
all their surplus means in "tallow dips" ere
there shall be from gas mo light, but only
darkness visible" This 10 IN Illustration Of
the spirit of extortion which seems TO have
gotten possession Of the very souls of men.
There IL no reason for the advance in the
price of candles, and we advise the people
against encouraging it bymaking an unusual
demand; there il no reason for it, because
there is no sort of danger Of the supply of gas
becoming exhausted. We learn from Mr.. Fry,
the Superintendent, that the defects in the
Gas Works are nearly remedied BY the con-
struction of new retorts, and that the tiles,
which were 80 difficult to obtain, have been
manufactured at the South, and have got as far
az Wilmington on the way to Richmond Itmay
be proper to add, that he made arrangements
in August last for procuring these articles,
but has not until lately been able to have them
transported. They viii bs here in day or
two, and it 10 probable that even the incon-
venience of having the gas turned off in the
morning will last for brief period only. We
hope this statement will relieve the public
mind, while it certainly removes the only
plea for extortion in an article Of household
necessity.
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General Johnston.

A late article in Blacknoods Magazine
makes an interesting reference to the Con
federate Generals, and among them, Of course,
70 the veteran Commander Chief of the
army of the Potomac. Virginia, which has
contributed so literally in men and means to
this war, and which has go many sons of
whom she has reason to be proud, has none
more worthy of her admiration and conf
denee than Gen. Johnston. We believe it is
the universal opinion Of military men that, as
q strategist, planner Of campaigns, and a
leader of armies in the field, this accomplished
son Of Virginia has no superior on this con-
tinent His mastery conduct Of affairs at
Harper's Ferry, and the reticence he mani
Tested with reference to his Interior objects,
and the accomplishing fortitude with which
he bore the esptious criticism of the ignorant
multitude about his falling back to Winches-
Ter, leaving 1t to events to elucidate the wis
dom Of his course, show him to be not only a
6rst-r military leader, but one who cannot
be moved from the anchorage of an enlight-
snsd and strong Judgment by that popular
clamor which has disturbed the equilibrium
ouu vuouSoo VIC pIou1 VI 81 ldaiy uiASoAy
chieftains. There was something of the
moral sublime in the explanations Of Gen.
Johnston's mysterious movements in the Val
10y, which burst forth like q thunderbolt upon
the plains of Manassas. His timely arrival
and splendid daring and energy upon that
hard-fought Acid, were the means, in the
hands Of Providence, Of wrestling from the
enemy victory which they thought already
within their grasp, s;id of covering his
name with impsrishable laursls
In addition 70 his eminent military genius,
and those hereis qualities which command
the entire and perfect confidence Of his troops,
Gen. Johnston 10 man Of remarkable COM
mon sense, and never either says or does q
foolish thing. He understands human nature
sndths nature Of soldiers thoroughly, andlook
througha man or subject with the quickness
and clssrness of sunbeam. The Yankees
arc fond of comparing their pc. chieftain,
Mcclellan, TO Napoleon; though what title he
has ever Established to that most extrayagant
somplinsnt.ths world at large has never been
able to learn. Wenay with much more pro.
priety compare Gen. Johnston to the Iron
Duke, and prsdist for Me 'sYouna CspolAon,,
sueh Waterloo At the mex. Msns.s.. =.
Ansries q least has never yet behold.
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This old tory Journal, which was wont
% pitch Into everything American with =
thorouehpessof scorn and power Of invsctivs
rarely equallsd, seems, upon one Of IT. favorits
and mast prominsst themes Of ohjargation. 70
hsvs sxpsrisnesd IT late = remarkable change.
We alIuAs 10 IT, lats remarkable article upon
6euthssn Affairs, which, but for 10 extreme
lsaeth, We shosld long 40 have transferrsA
- ons columns. In this article Blackreod
peaaents facts connected With the military
Aekhssfasn Of tho 6osth, tbs usanimity Of ~
oe1lAsgrD espls n defence el thsis soil, anA
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Fiye-The alarm Of fire about l o'clock
A. NJ, yesterday, was caused by the partial
burning of small frame building in tho rear
of Gary's barrel factory, corner Of 9Th and
Cary streets. Considering the locality, the
hour, and other circumstances, it is remarka-
fagration; though the heavy rain falling at
the time to some extent prevented the igni-
ton of the wooden sheds and other property
adjacent
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learn that no death has resulted from The re-
cent explosion of fuses in the C. &. Labora,
tory, and that ali the boys who were injured
are in fair way to recover. The Govern
ment is now doing what ought to have been
done in the first place: constructing build
ing on the upper extremity Of Browns Island,
where all this work Of driving fuses viii b.
carried on. There will then, we presume, b.
no reason for experimenting another explosion
in the Laboratory proper.
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Hghway Ro6dery.-Alderman Taylor yes
terdsy issued warrant against n. Wslsh, q
the instance Of James Hatheny, . soldier,
who charges him with robbing him on Wed
nesday, January 18th, q the corner Of Cary
and Pearl streets, Of . pocket book containing
four go Confederate Treasury notes Of the
value of eighty dollars. The robbery 10 a.
legged to have been committed on tho evening
fthe day named. Upto late hour Yesterday
evening tho police had not succeeded in ap-
pretending the offender.
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Hssnco, January, 1859.
~ TO JOHN b. YOUNG. Eso.-We, the
~ undersignsd, respectfully invite you to
declare yoursslfa candidate for . seat In the
Confederate Congress, to supply the vacancy
occasionsd By the death Of our late represent.
alive elect, Hon. John Tyler.
John 0oddin, Joseph Rsnnie,
Jas. +. Redd, John A. HUtc heson.
A. b. Hutchsson, samuel tJottrell, IT,,
Thos. L. Lyme, RO. s. Pollard,
Geo. w. Garter, Thos. W. BalloW,
Daniel Z. Gardner, y. 8. Taylor,
and many others.
HRHRIco, Jan. 30th, lS62.
Gentlemen In compliance With your in.
vitation, and with the desire Of many other
voters Of the district expressed 70 me pri.
Qately, / announce myself candidate fol-
the Confederate Congress from this district.
Should your kind wishes in my behalf be
approved BY the people 1T the polls, my best
efforts shall not be wanting to merit their con
0dehcs.
very respectfully. your fellow. citizen,
jaSl-lt* ]. b. YOUNG.
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Henrieo Light Dragoons.-Ws learn from
Capt. Magruusr that the order for the above
named company to leave camp this morning
for North Carolina, has been countermandsa.
The company will meet At Mayo's Bridge on
Monday morning, at half-psst O'Clock, and
depart for the post Of duty.
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NOTIOE TO THE PUBLIO.-Ths oriei.
IN nal and only SOUTHERN HARMU.
MANS In the Oonfedsfa - Statss, ar0 nov
playing at 1etsopolitan Hall. In this city,
occas.oa. Any company ss present. pissins
In LynchouYg Or ELSEWHERE undor thts name.
j. Alt &
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1A.e H. sAis1rsn q c,mA
49, 1esolA TO- aot, 1or Of ~. satsI
blne100 q HeovUn. - " sssA ass
1he nis1ds Of the family ~, -.
sstcsa ~ m.sral. q etdnsy 4. 4 Myitst
o u cIel0c9 toae WorDine. VAsA1
I - OAsisaaa Advocate viii p,saS 49,
o. ne nieato fsAs 3esh inst. = ~.
e. s1ssr ssw Hays tllasss. Isvi,1S -; -.
Msnso Arm oe eaMR Of tAs RN
scaa1y, IN the 3etA yGar 81 his ~. <esaaS1
His fansfaI Will iako plans 49,
dence Of Wm. II. BrAndsr. N - 70
to-day, st II o'clock 4. y. TIA sstsssess
acquAintaAcee Of his mother. sn1 y. u
khodee. and those Of Mr.. Bfaada, ~ I
quested 70 attend. IN \
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JAMRQ r.vNNa Fac

~ FOE 0ol.aREss,
From the Richmend District, compoSSd of the
cities OF Richmond and williamsburg, ne coun
ties Of Henrioo, hanover, New Kent Charles
CITY, Elissbeth CITY. James City, Warwick, and
York. Il Sl-lOt<
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FUNERAL NOTlOH.-.rhs f,,,
JOaN, son Of Z. r. Winston, viii ~ ~
rom First Presbytsrian Church. M! =
moorcs)on Friday evening, IT o'clces =
!raenos OF Ais family are rsqusstsd "a -