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10 ADVERTIsERs in DErAIr

Advertisements occupying any s'toial posi Ion ~
side 20 per cen additional Fpecil poiuon outside p
~ per cent.
a. Advertisements inserted Ia he local tolunu
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line
Changes may be made pc iodicaliy when agreed
upon; bat every such change Will involve extra *
ponse. 10 be paid for by the advertiser.
30 Adrgiisers erceeiHg hcspqoe contracted fer rli
b charged for The eroess.
Marriage aud Funeral Notices,
When exceeding Eve lines, viii be charged at The
usual advertising rates
Announcements OF Candidates.
FoR STATE OFFICERS. .t...... no %
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cash required in advance tor all advertisements,
unless by special agreement.
We, the undersigned hayo this'day adopted tho
above rates, to which we bind ourselves strictly 10
there
WIN. CAMERON, for the Onion
JOHN WALLACH, for the Dispatch
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July u, 1862
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Conmittad to Jail

or Davidsun County, Tenn, july 8, 1862, Negro
I Man, who 9aj MS name q REUBEN; says he
Belongs - Pottonl Heirs, Of Davidson County Tenn
aged n cars, weighs lT5 pounds; height, feet u
inches; tolor, black scar on right wrist The owner
Is cqucsicd 10 come forward lrove property, and pay
charges, AZ tie law directs J. NJ. HiNrON,
July y, l3G2-3t. Sheriff and Jaior Of d. G.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESsEE,
SALT AGENCY.

fT'HE SUBSCRIBER has opened GENERAL sAL1
1 AGENCY I'M this city, AZ the on stand OF b. =.
Pitcher on Ma ket street. and viii De- glad 70 furnish
City aud Country buyers on most be al terms either
Cor par fluids Ranks Of Tenucssee, aud viii kerp
large 50, ok constantly on hand OF beth large end
Amin $40 B. ROSS.
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Committed TO Jail

of Davidson County, Tenn., July @, 1852, Negro
~ Man, who says his naIno IL GEORGE; Gays he
helongs 10 Van Allen, Of White County, Tenn; aged
~ years; weighs lo0 pounds. ieot inches high /;
color black small scar on left foreengef. 1he owner
& requested 10 come forward, prove proper y and Jay
charges, az The law directs. J. NJ. HINTON,
July q 1s62-3t Sheriff and Tailor ON. c.
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY oFFlcERo.

Slcrig-Iamos NJ. Hinton. Dcqttios-fhomNs Hob
son and J. X. Buchanan
Regisier--Phineas Garrett.
Tiquiee-w, Jasper Taylor.
Coroner-N, II. Beche-.
Ranger-John Corbtt.
Rersnuo Coliector--J q. Briley.
Railroad Tar CoHecior-w. D. Robertson
ConstaJles for ne Nashville Distriet--John d. Cover
and J, T.. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
JsdOl-lIon, James whitvorm
Clerk-P Lindsey Nichol
So Tho judges Court meets tho nrst Monday In
each month ard the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, Is held the Frat Mon.
DAY in Jsnuary, April. July and October
CIRCUIT COURT,
judge Hon Nathaniel nlxtor.
Clerk-Davd c Love.
e. The Court meets the nrt MONDAY in March
aud September,
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judgs--Hon. william X. Turner,
Clek-Chagles e. Dggons.
Rs-The Court meets tho Arst Monday Ia April Au.
gust and December.
oHANcERY COURT.
Chamceuor--IIon samuel n. Frerson,
Clsrk aud Masier--J f. Gleayes.
or The Court meets the Or.t Monday IN Nay aud
November.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tcnn., July 3, lSo2, Negro
- Boy, who aays his name Is HENRY says De be-
longs TO William Reed, Of Ciarksvine Tenn; aged ~
years weighs 9uor 100 pounds, feet Ga inches high
color, black; no marks. The owner is requested 90
come forward, prove property, and pay charges as
the law dirrcig j. u. HINTON,
July 9, 1862. Sheriff and Tailor q b. C.
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Committed To Jail

or Davidson county, June %, ls62, negro man
" who says his name Is ARTHUR and belongs 10
VIM G. Smart Of Warren county, Tenn, aged about
As years weighs about l45 or $50 pounds fest q
inchea higu color black heavy whisSers.
The owner Is requested 70 come forward Prove
property, and pay charges, rs the law directs.
JIM. HINTON,
iune2q-8t Sheriff aud Jailor OF b. c.
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AN OLD CEREMONY REVIVED.
The Lady GOdiva Procession at
coventry,

The Lady Godiva pageant was revived
at Coventry, England, this year, with
great magnilicenee. It's last representa-
ton was in 1854, and local committee
determined upon reproducing it this year
in the hope that it would benefit the old
city, which has long been suffering from
the badness Of trade. If the advantages
gained by the citizens are proportionato
TO the number Of visitors, then will bo
great indeed; for it was computed that
upwards Of fifty Thousand persons arriy-
ed by the railway trains. There were
excursion trips from Nottingham, Leices-
ter, bennington, Warwick, Birmingham,
Wolyerhampton, Walsall and other pla-
ces; and as the weather was lne every
train was filed. We quote the report of
the local press;
THE HISTORY or lady GODIvA.
Some, perhaps will ask, who was Lady
Godivag Dugdalo, the historian, is the
authority for our information, and for
Tennyson's; and we shall quote from tho
old Warwickshire knight and from the
poet laureate. Godiva was "a most beau
tiful and devout lady" Of Lincolnshire,
who married Earl Leofric, a powerful
ruler Of Mercia, and the main supporter
on his throne Of Edward the Contessor.
The Earl aud Countess founded a mon
astry of Benedictines at Coventry and
resided there. They gifted il with
precious stones and precious metals,
so ." that the walls seemed too mar
row to contain" all the gold and
silver But, while the monks enjoyed
these rich benelactions, the people Of
Coventry suffered severely from the
Earrs taxes and imposts. The Countess
Godiya, bearing an extraordinary atiec-
ton TO this place, often and earnestly
besought her that for the love Of God
and the blessed Virgin, he would free il
from that grievous seryitude whoreunto
it was subject; but be, rebuking her foI
importuning him in a manner so inc0n-
sistent with his profit, commanded that
she Should theuceforlh f0Tboar 10 move
therein but she, out OF her Womanish
pertinacity, continued 10 solicit him, in
somuch that he told her IL she would
ride on horseback naked, from one enc
Of the town 10 che other, in sight Of all
the people THAT is 10 say, so that SD,
might be seen, II any would look Al her
he would grant her request, Whereunt
she returned, But will you give mo-
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Cnmmitted tn Iail

nt Davidson county, June 20, 1867, negro man,
Owho says his name is DANIELi says be belonss
Mrs. luzinka G. Brown Of Maury county, near Spfit
Hill, Tenn; age about 20 years old CHS about no
or $50 pounds o feet Tx inches high, small ua
centre forehead.
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove pros
perty, aud pay charges, as the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
Iuue2a--3t Sheriff and Tailor of ID. c.
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Committed to Jail

or davidson county, June 18Th, 1862 a negro man
~ who says his name Is ALEX Gays he belongs
90 LuCy smith, OF i8yids0l COcnty, Teun; aged
about 81 years weighs l45 or 100 pounds feet x
ipchts high copper color no marks. The owner rs
requested 10 come forward, prove property, and Jay
charges as the law directs
j. NJ. HINTON,
luEols-3 90 Sheriff and Jailcr al d. C.
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Committed to Tail

Of Davidson county, June 81, 1862, negro man,
~ who says his name fs BOB; says be be ongs
to Thomas q. Walker of Maury county, Tenn; age
about Is or 20 years old, weighs about $50 pounds
feet 3k inches In height color black, no marks;
The owner Is requested TO come forward prove pro
perry, a. d pay charges, as the law directs.
j. M. HINTON,
yune29--3t Sheriff and Jailor Of D. c.
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nnrnmittad fn Iail

nF Davidson county, June nth, 1852, negro man
~ who rays his name Il AARON says he belongs 10
10 Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about l40 or i95 pounds feet @ inches
high no marks color black. The owner is request
ed 20 come forward prove property aud pay charges
as the law directs J. M HINTON,
iunel8-3t sheriff and Tailor of II 4.
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DAvrDsos Courrr Drnrcronr-C Continued.
M1lrAn7 QuARrrns ANp Orr1cERs.

ros-Headqaane,s on High street. Gen. Dumoni
commanding.
D.sioi-IIeadquartsrs on summer street Or
Tord's resldenco) Capt Green, A. =. @.
rr0roa Acknowledgements on Church street
(Fcmalo hcidcmy.) Col stanley Matthews.
caig As'isiam QHarfeuasisy - Headquarters On
eH'.i A.l'.s 80 ~ N1ua' N''''A'
-
POM, residoncs c.nt =, N T.rnb
A,ssfsvt ot4r,ers,os,e,.No NJ Market strcot.-
Can't J. A. Haie
f,3isf c,,u,,iss,,ri, II sd1tsrtesF No 10 Vino a
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Gnmmittnd "a LaiI

flF Davidson county, June 23i, 1862, negro boy,
" who says his name Is ak, and belongs to VIM
AcGreggor Of wilson CO. age years old weighs about
100 or 16b pounds feet inches high color black
scar on second finger on lott hand.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, az the law directs.
j. N. HINTON,
JuneC2q--3t sheriff and Jailnr Of D. q.
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Committed to jan

or Davidson County, July D isG2, a Negro Man
~ who says bis name is san; says be belongs %
George Armstrong, OF williamson county. Tenn; aged
% years. weighs lo5 pounds, feet iachcs high
color, black no marks. The owner IL requested 70
come forward, prove property, and pay Charge, as
The law directs. J. A. HINTON,
july 9--3t. Sheriff and Jailor of ID. @
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Cnmmittad fn Iail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 500, negro man
~ who says his name is DANlEL says he belongs
20 Richard Doss, Uf Marshall county, ala age about
Il ~ years weighs 90 or 1856 lbs. feet inrhes
high no marks oolor black. The osner Is request
cd 10 come forward, prove properly, aud pay charges
as the law directs. j. ST. HINTON,
iunel6-3t Sheriff aud Jailor ID. G.
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l. o, O. F.


JonS +. ihpr, Grand Secretary should be addressed
at Washable, Tom,
Tennessee Lodge, No l--Ncc,s every Tuoseay Fycn.
ms, nj their Han, ON the corucr Of Union and sum.
mcr streets The omoors tor the present torn, are
o. s. Lcsuour, n c.; j. x. Mills, yc.,J L. Weak'oy,
secretary l.. X Spain, Treasurer,
Trolus Lodge, No lo--Ncets at the same place
every Monday Evening. The offers are r. A.
Campbell, Nc. Horny Apple N.Ga ---- ---------
secretary 70. y. BcoVa, Treasurer,
smilsg Lodge, No oo-Noels at thcir Hall, on south
Cherry street, Ivory friday Evening The officers
are q. O. covert, n C.; Rrans Hartman, N.Gi James
wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lodge No los, (Germapl -Mecis az tho
Hail. ooreor Of Union aud summer streets, every
fhursday Ev,uing. Tho on'cra are Charles Rich
Sc; It Fr.cdna,, We, 49, Bittcrach, Secretary
Goo. Sciforle, Treasurer.
Ridgsy Eacuapmeu, No. l---Mccts az tho above HAN
on lbo arst and third Wednesdays OF each month
The o0cora are D. & Alnls CPi r. n. Mcbride, II ri
/ g. Y FULLER, s.w.; Potter H,rrt', JroJW john D.
I hide, Scribe b. n. Gutter, Treasurer
Olirs BraHch EtHomrmos, Nc 4--M,ols at tho
above nan on the sccond and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each monih. The onccrs are. Jas, T Bell
'CP.; Henry Apple, Hp'i L. Mokcr, s.W.; q fred-
man, Nv Cbaes Krchcr, scrbci J. n ward,
Treasurer
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OommiCted to Jail

OF Davidson county, JuUe 10th, 1862, a negro mar
~ who rays Dis name a. MILLION says ho bolong.
70 Joseph Carter o. Marshall county Ala age about
- yeurs weighs lO5 pounds feet inches high
color black scar by burn above the right wrist -
lbe owner is requested 10 come forward prove pro
perry, and pay charges as the law directs
J. M. HINTON
junels. ct sheriff ana Tailor D. C.
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Committad tn Iail

( " Davidson county, Tenn, June 10, 1862 negro
~ girl who says her name ~ JOANNA, and belongs
10 Robert Williams, Of Franklin, Ky, aga shout "
or is years feet inches high Weighs about 100
MOUNDS dark copper color. The owner Is requested
10 come forward prove property and pay charges as
the law directs j. NJ. HINTON,
fuuq2O- Sheriff and Jaflor Of n
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Ten Dollars Reward.

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
OF MAY 2Sth, one Fay Horse, sixteen
IN hands high, heavy built, wi % one whle
N(A- hind fctiooki s0re uu The inside OF 10y
luuti niue years old.
on FRIDAY night last, July Am, ono Chesuui sorfe
Horse with white spot ON his iofehe I'd pa iogu ana
one bali inches high with short switch Ga - Tea
years ga, wearing oara loose.
Tee above reward viii ho given q him who gives
me inIarmaiinu Of thu Horses wh.reahpnisi or rave
uullars ilT oi Dol unla delivery 90
IHuIP DECKER,
suuer. lst Teun Vols, tamp Ardrev johnson
Juy I0-iNF near hashYiue.
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We take the following important ex-
tract from the Washington correspon-
denco Of the Cincinnati daastte:
ITHE EXPECTATION on A CHANCE on ADHry-
BTRATIoy roLiCY
Il is known that, in response 10 ihe
most earnest and urgent representations
from the men who made and who support
the Administration, Mr.. Lincoln prom
ised, before his departure, that, as
Schuyler Colfax pilhily expressed a
last night hencelorth the war shall be
conducted on war principles" Whether
however the Presidents change OF heart
on this subject is sufficiently radical 10
warrant the expectations that earnest
Congressman have formed, or whether
10 is likely TO stand proof against the in-
iluence Of McClellan's antagouistic views,
when presented in person, and withall the
influence be IS known 20 possess over Mr
Lincoln, Is a mere doubtful matter.
But there Is no question that Mr. Lin
coins iruest supporters have been led ~
believe that be has az last convinced
/ himself Of the folly Of rose-wator war
fare, and Is about b inaugaraio an Inn
portant change Of policy.
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AnAMs ExPRKss collPANY.

] rsrsous Wishing 10 send Frslgh. and Package by
,he Morulng Trains Of ths LounuLiH ANA NAsu.
Iy,ur, and RAsuulIa AND DrcsguR RAilsosns
lu,s, nave che same 20 ths once by o'elock the
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
louisyins Nashville R.R Train leaves at It5, AM.
arr, at $50, Pm,
sashyile Decatur r n Train leaves at 600, AN.
arr At 7CO, pm.
Nash A Chattanooga r. n. Train leaves 90 1000, AN
nt a2h, Pm,
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Committed to Jail

NJ Davidson county, June 10, 1862, negro ran
~ who says his nome b COLUMBUS says be be-.
longs 90 Dr. hcAiEsicks, Of Marry county, Tenn age
about 30 years weighs about g. or as tonuds
feet "a inches hlsh long b4shy hair "copper" color
no marks The owner Is requested D. como for.
ward, prove properly and pay charges the law ID.
roots. j. a HlNTuN,
luuOi8-at sheriff aud IaiOr of ID a..
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she OK the tax away
And bu i lers1lf an everlasting maine.

The memory Of her good deed - for
there is no reason to doubt the fact
was treasured by the people whom she
freed, and handed by them from father
10 son, until Matthew OF Westminster re-
ceived it two hundred and fifty years
after its occurrence, and entered il in his
chronicles.
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JOIN HlaN rMilHt ApHnf
WILLIAM sHANE, Recorder.
JOHN cnUMBLEY, NarshaL
Deputy Mp,hals--w. u. Wilkinson, A. G. Tucker,
l,nd Jamcs a eteeic.
olert, ofhe Mariei-John Cbumbiey, er-egioo, lrst;
Jos T. Ryan, second and John Redjick third
Tax Asss,sor- william Driver.
Reuonue Colleoior-A. 3. shankhnd.
Wafer Tar Collecor--E. B. Garrett
Treaarer--R. Henry.
Wharf Maaer-Thomas Leakc.
superintendent qf he Worthaee--i @ Odd.
Superintendent ~ ts1 Bdfa Woris--iames Wyatt
ohief Qg The Fbe Deparhneni-Iohn NJ seabury
serion Of he C,mdoy--T H. MeDfide
Street Ouerseer-J. L. stewart
ctr Aaoruey-John MePhai Smith
cITY COUNCIL,
1oirl Of Aidsrma,-M ~ Brlcu, Prasldeat ). =.
Newman, c. ) Mayded, G. a. scoyel, VIM. 8 Cheat
nam, c smith, Nj q. L. ti1boTne, and Jas hooh'
Cannon Co,nea-w =. Jones' President William
Roberts, T. J.. Yarbrough, WIN. Driver, VIM Stewart
Louis Houph, W Mullins, James Turner, G. NJ south
rate. A. J. Cole, Jas, Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. b.
Knowles, and John crcady
s-ANDNa COMMITTEES o. ms CITY COUNCIL
Ti1ance--KnoWea, tc1Yel anu Oolc'
wa,oy g'oris Anderson, smith and Claiborne
ers,s -Yarbroueh, Turner, southgte, Davis Orion
Meyaeid, Cheatham and Claiborne
W1arf-Nowman, Stewart aud Turner
Ho.piial-J5tes, Maybe and Sloan.
Standardization Nayaold and Knowles.
Fire Deparfa,cHt--crcady, Driver and Newman
Gos-Dr,ver Chatham and Davis.
Cemeisy-smth, Stewart aud Newman.
MARKET House-Robcrts stesart and Turner.
Siares-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
Poiico--Cheatham Bfien ard Anderson,
sp,fngs-Hough, Claiborne and Brien.
Worthouse-Cheatba,n, MayGold and Knowles
Improvements and Expenditures Colo, sooye and
Cready.
P,bHc Pyoperiy -Brcu, Cheatham and Turner
Pest HoHss-SayAoId, Jones and Roberts.
A. The Board oi Aldermen meets The Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays 10
each month, and tho Common Courch the second
aud fourth Thursdays in each month,
NIGHT POLICE
ClpiaiH--John hugh
First Lieufenani-Wm. Yarbrough,
Second Lieuienani-Iohn II. Davis.
Policemo,--wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Ia
Wis, joel Philips VIM. Baker, John Cottren, William
Mayo John Eugles, j. W. Wright John Pickett
Robert SCOT, " C. francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Huin
e. The Police Court Is opened every morning Al
1 nine O'Clock
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Committed 3D. Jan

nf Davidson County, Tenn, Juue ON, 1862, a no.
" gto fir, named sAIlIki says she belongs TO
lrvin hogue, II Minry County, Tenn. SAID fin b
about Is or 20 years old weighs about 100 or 1870
forehead scar on upper lip al the edge Of the Nose
copper color,
The cwner Is requested 10 come frward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs
j. n. HINTON,
lunes-3t sheriff aud Jailor OF ID. q.
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4nbiSson Gonhig 9irtttorg.
CRY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN cHUMBLEy, Nar,haL

JOIN HUGH SMITH, MaBar
WILLIAM sHkNE, Reo0rder.
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Dudgale adds "And thus performing
the Journey, she returned with Joy to her
husband, who thereupOn granted to the
inhabitants a charter of freedom q seru-
TUE, q mats siistunis 81 crtractoaiJ1,s, saith
JOrvallensis;"-from sorvitude, evil GUS
toms and exactions. Or, as Tennyson
says, eXpressiyely--
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DIED.,

On i, the 18th inst, after short Illness, MARY
Bohayer aged yssrs snd MOI months 'n' 'a'' '0nn
The friends and acQualptsnces Of the family are
residcnce Of her graudm other, corner Of and stb
streets east on Sunday afternoon, the 2lst inst at
l7h, 1852. JOHN ELLIOT, ssed 81 years
On the Torpi.s Of the 2,th inst, after short
AIMEA ade tns Ih year Of Of her
and Chariot e 81 Fisher.
sns raSs tS
parents, No. 400 New York avenue
on the 18th inst, ROB'T EDWIN TEACHUM,
IN he yth year OF his age son Of Robs L. and Mary
HIS funeral will take place from the residence of
No. 7o9, Navy Yard.
AHDsoS the 10Th year Of her a.s. Nay she
shsfi we never mere heh old thee.
When the s'nn n @ so vosss sSnH
The wild roses shall blossom on thy grave
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from her
ss ,Jssssfee northeast corner Of Sigh street
ut O'Clock.
E2 2n sf th hsskis 10 "a. e. Hs
age. Ma. she rest in peace
invited to att nd her funeral or sunday afternoon,
cite street Georgetown, D c.
At Is minutes past o'clock 8. III. on the 10th
I-ht -h'tIL - OF lyp0blu lever. the
2 tn year of his age JOHN H. second son OF John
X a. i Sarah r Ve. non
The relatives friends of the "a mily are invited
t. attend hIs funeral, o-morrow (Sundtyl after
noon. at o CLOCK from the Western Presbyterian
Church, en- III street. between 18th and 9th.
H. Norfolk, Virginia Tuesday, 18th Decam-
btr ALICE REYNOLDS, oldest child Of Henry
ard Matilda T. GhiselIn. On the 18th December
she would have completed the7th year of her age
On the morning of he 9th inst. st S O'Clock,
COkNEL1A CONNOLLY, the wife Of Daniel Con,
molly. and he youngest daughter Of James and
Margaret Eslin, after pa ntul illness Of weeks
which she bore With Christian fortitude god D.
ypars, H. mo II H. snd II days. -
The friends of the family are respectfully invite
= attend her funeral, fir the residence Of her
husband Mary land av enue, between I'd and 80 SITS
Capitol Hill, un Sunday evening, The 2lst inst at
half past 2 o clock