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COMMON PLEA.

SOMMON LEAS.
Muskingum, Monday, February 16; Mon
day, May Is, and Monday, October 26.
Morgan, Tuesday. March "a; Tuesday,
June 16, and Wednesday, October ] 4
Noble, Tuesday, March 10; Tuesday, J June
2, and Tuesday, October 6.
Monroe, Tuesday. February IL; Tuesday
May 19, and Tuesday, October 81.
Belmont, Tuesday, March 3; Tuesday
June 2, and Tuesday, November 10.
Guernsey, Monday, February 16; Monday
May IS, and Monday, October 26.
Harrison, Tuesday, February 10; Tuesday
May II, and Tuesday, Octobcr.20.
Tuscarawas, Tuesday, February q; Tues
day, May IS, and Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Jefferson, Tuesday, March 10; Tuesday
juno 8, and Tuesday, November II.
Done at New Philadelphia, Ohio, Sep
tsmber 80, 1867.
EZRA E. EVANS,
GEO.W. MoILVAINE, H.
JOHN w. OKEY, Aa'sss
NATHAN EVANS,
| I certify that the foregoing Is full an,
true copy of the original order. now OIL
file in my office.
DANIEL WALTON, Clerk,
Monroe County Common Pleas.
Nov. 10, 1e62.-4w.
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DtED-Of consumption, on the 2lss
of November, 1862, at his residence near
Antioch, Monroe County. Chic, Ed.
ISAAC PHILLIPS, aged So years.
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DIR. E. B. oLDS ELEcTfD,BY $500
...lsi ..sisa MAJORITY.

"a DR.. OLDs was. on Tuesday. elected a
Member OF the Ohio Legislature, by the
inyincible Democracy of fairfield county.
rsceising the extraordinary majority OF
t,co thousand .tire hundred. This is one
of the most significant results that VIC have
had the pleasure to announce since these
the people of this country.
The Doctor was Illegally and unwar-
rantabiy arresiedat the midnight hour, and
forcibly removed from the State of Ohio
to Fort Lafayette, now one OF the Bastiles
of this. Administration. There he has
damp and hithy cell, not knowing what
charges have been preferred against him,
nor who his cowardly accusers are. His
repeated demands to be put upon trial have
been persistently disregardel; and he is
sell in pSison, or wars few days ago.
Now the loyal people of his ow,, codnty
have cast for him by far the largest msori
~, for Representative, ever before given
there The result is Condemnation. ex-
.presFedsin thunder tones, of the whole
system of arbitrary and Illegal arrests
ills malicious and cowardly assailants aud
prosecutors had not even the moral courage
to run one of their own pcrsuasionagainsi
him.. This fact gives the immense vote
polled a,.still greater significance. There
isn't room enough in all the Government
Bastiles throughout the country, to contain
even the Fairfield county "sympathizers
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0NEperson writes, her daughter was euss1
Of fits Of nine years standing, and 81 vilnt
dance of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was eussG
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case ineusnp
bic.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and AGno
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever 6saO
which had existed fourteen years ~
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism of eight ysssA
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Livss
Complaint could be mentioned in which -
Purifier and Pills
Wo.A- \,N-o r. m >.x,~
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TRIBUTE OF ECT.

WHEREAS, in the Providence of God
Eld. Isaac PHILLIPS, OF Antioch, this
County, being a consistent Son of Ten
peranoe, respectable citizen, a devoted
soldier for, and patriot to his country;
also an humble Disciple of his Divi, e
Master, has been called to the Spirit land;
Therefore, R s,Seed, That in his death
the community, the cause of Temperance,
Of his Country and of Christ anity, all Of
which he SO faithfully honored, sustain
an irreparable loss.
Resofccd, That the Antioch Division OF
Sons of Temperance, in presenting this
Tribute of Respect, do sympathize with
the bereaved friends and relatives of oul
deceased Brother.
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Il. JAMES 1lT. yTIaET0M,
@ ov ern In entail Claim Agent,
.s1e v WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
Office, opposite the Courthouse.

been oMcer the
the Exec
andF LAIN:
h o
G
Pay Of the loyal States Of the Union"
ttssze--e, REFERENCES.
Hon. Edmundsc Gen'L 'LandOm
John ESQ., Chief of Pension
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Doubt NO wovc.

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pihs 90 p1uv
vegetable, have the ercates Of those eminent d..
ss, Professors Chiffon Of n. T. and Locke ef 0nsnns0
Read DR.. Robacks Special Notices and osrtAe.4ss psA
Hshed in conspicuous part Of thi Paper from Hss -
time.
Price of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood ruriAs g
per bottle IS per OF the Scandfnavan ve.
Otable Blood Pills, IS cents per box, boxes for a.
Principal Office and Salesroom, No. East Fourth -.
% Building from Main st., Cincinnati O. LabspatosuI
Ia. Il Hammond STREET.
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j. N. MOORE,
j. A. WALTERS, Com
w. H. DOWELL,

DIED--Nov. 16, 1862, at his residence
in Summit township, this county, Mr.
GABRIEL STARKEY, aged 72 years.
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B\ooA ov<A Lluev VvNAs
which, in conjunction with the
S\ooA pMvxSlev,

will cure all the aforementioned diseasoe
and, of themselves, will relieve and sars
Headache, Costivsress,
Colic pains, Cholera Morbus,
indigestion, Pain in the BesssSa
QIzSiness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you viii never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used thsn.
and they viii say they are
sGooA McAAcNMes,
and you should try them before going he .
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of NJ losaa
agent, and read the certificates, and II ~
have ever doubted you will
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Wc BAooA pNAs

are the most active and thorough piils 49,
have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver, sxcl4-
ing that organ to such an extent a. that ths
system does not relapse into its former oonv
dition, which is too apt to be the case wi1h
simply purgative pill
They are really
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Tribute of Respect.
CAMP 2D RECT La. Vols,
Naar Richmond Tulv 9th 1870

CAAiP I'D HEG La VOLS, I
Near Richmond, July Goth, 1862
Tie Pelican Grays, company e, 81 Regiment
Louisiana Volunteers, being DESTROYS of expressing
their feelings at the death of their late Captain,
BERNARD B. HEMKEN, who departed this life
July Odd 1862 of wounds received in the battle of
Griffin was called to the Chair, and the following
committee appointed to draft resolutions: Lieut..
N Hardy, K. q. Cobb, J p. Murphy, and r r
Goldsby On notion the Chairman was added to
the committee. The committee submitted the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which Were
unanimusly adopted by the company:
Hhaeas. it has pleased God, in His Infinite wis
DOM to take from our midst our loved aud chosen
Captain, BEKsAHD 3. HEMKEN, who fell Iaortaliy
wounded while calamity leading his company in the
memorable charge of the I'd Louisiana regiment on
the batteries Of the ehemy at Malvern HILL cheer
ing them on by his noble example. Therefore, be it
ResOi1ed, That. in the death Of Capt. HEMKEH,
the South has lost of its trucs and brayest
and defenders one whose devotion to it's cause
knew no bounds, and whose life has sealed that de-
voton, and that Louisiana has lost one of the most
noble and brilliant of that band Of true young men
whom she has sent to maintain her honor on the
bloody field OF strife with remorseless and vindic-
tive foe and. further, that we (his company feel
that In hs death we have lost officer whose high
sense OF duty was unswerved by fear favor, or re-
ward, and whose qualities of head and heart had
endeared him to US his comrades in arms, since
first we have known him, aud that in him we feel
that we have suffered AN irreparabe loss a. friend
officer, and companion.
Reseired, That we deeply sympathize with the
family Of the deceased in their grief for his early
death which, though the dsath soldier would ever
choose, must, from his intellectual moral, and So
cial worth, distress them sOreiy; aud that copy
Of these resolutions be furnished them a. q token
of our regard for the deceased and heartfelt SYM
pathy with them in this their severe aftiiotions
tho Richmond DispateA aud North Louisiana news
DaD0ry - y
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Civilians and Soldiers.

We see ii stated in a late number of = Northern
Journal that thirty forty recruits arrived recent.
" In Boston from neighboring town ATTENDED
by large number of ei;izens."
This 10 an interesting statement The Large
number Of citizens" consisted, We presume, of the
.solfd men" Of the town, and the "thirty or forty
reeruits Of the riff raff These attentions Of .the
large number Of citizens 10 the small number Of
recruits mus, have been very affecting 10 those
incipient martyrs for liberty. The proportion o.
.eitizens TO that recruits is characteristic of
the Northern mode OF conducting the war A, the
South, the reverse is the case; that u.s. shc humble
OF recruits Is large, Of citizens small In the North
band Of thirty or forty reutu:s is escorted to their
destination BY multitude OF civilians, who make
the welkin ring with their hurrahs and bid a pa
shetie goodbye to the thirty or forty" thanking
Heaven 'fr 'rsffraf,' and inwasdly rejoicing tina
ali b1 fools are not killed yet.
The solid men, of the North are a very in.eres.
iuS set Of gentlemen. We should like to see them
in the wsr Just as the 'riif.rsff are us.,
uP, We expect 10 hear the most doleful wall from thu
men OF substance that hssever pierced the Northern
sky. 'Oh, thSs this too solid flesh would met--,hay
and resolve itself into dew When that time
comes, when 1.-THE large number of citizens" who
now amuso themselves with escortins twenty or
'hiity unhappy loafers TO the jumping off place Of
their existence. are themselves called upon TO take
the place of those ioafers defunct and to present
their solid corporations targets for the unerripp
lnarkmen Of the Southern Confederaey. we shall,
Bee an end Of this which the solid men are ear
ryins on by attorney.
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Takape s feesA HOY.

elnnltsasoasly wItlkthe return Of Lincoln from
his laae ylslt 70 McCle1ans camr appears an order
sAAkihs 0sa. nNlleek UAisf h comma0d u The
Armles u Ne uaissa Bsates. This h the third
shaass Which she yankees have made In their
Connander iA.Chisf Aaos The beginning Of che
wse. Fkst II NJ Old Scott. .thc Arst Captain Of
tAssss3r then cams George B Mcclellan, Ii.
"Tonae MapoleoA ]" end now Il II Halleck, who
hss ANAerts rseeivsd no special dessnaton, except
{ thai coafsfred upon him By . New York CORES
spsnAent Of The Louden TsWss, sMsjcr General Of
III Liars" and which he soon AFTER illustrated By
asserting that Bsasuesard, who ontscneralled him
in such An astraishlns way At corinth had lost If
teen shoueaad stand Of arms ard twenty thousand
II killed, wounded. and prisoners!
Ccanctasnt with tAs appointment Of a new Gen.
eral In Chief n the Inauguration Of reign Of cru.
ELY .na barbarian. eompared with which all that
me srsa Of unoifendins citizens at Frederlcks.
burg; the merciless aud unheard Of decree for tho
banishsaent Of all families who viii mot take the
cath Of allegisnee; the sweeping LAWS Of coniis.
casscn, and the determination 10 arm tho contra,
bands, ARE suhstantiaay the hoistlng Of the black
. Gag By the Federal Government, and as such they
should be treated. The time has gone by when the
ssfcty and temper Of the Southern people will per-
NIT such measarcs - these, and such acts rs the
eEecussoa Of Mamford, to pass without reprisal -
We have still in oar hands Thousands at sac Fed
ersl prisoners and our 6drernment should select
ftom them su1ieien, namber 10 ensure the future
good conduct Of the enemy. II such acts as the
hanging of Nswlo.d go without retaliation; Ii
such policy IS that which lincoln and his Gen
erals are permitting to he inaugura,ed in Viz
Rsnis does not provoke the part Of our Govern
,nent the most summary re,ribution then sre the
psople Of The South left helpless aud hopeless
than any other race Of men, 20 the tender msrcss |
Of the most cruel Of mankind.
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JACKSON, July a6--Both neeta have abandoned
vickshure. The lower aest was passing Matches
yesterday evening. Thus ends tho two months
siesc, during which all the casualties among the
Confederate forces, both naval and military, sum
IN thirtythrcs. The damage done to the city
amounts 10 from thirty to forty thousand dollars
10 accomplish which the Federals have thrown nt'y
thousand shell. -.
The contents Of the captured mail bag aon''
their ,hrashing by The Arkansas, and their 'ns"'s
to capture vicksburg. an
The rcderals are threatening Camp "oo'o' ~
miles this side of New Orleans
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ro.,.ral Accounts from the West.

FEDERAL ACcduHS HO' n,
MOBILE, July IA special disp"scn " ''' ~
buss dated Grenada July 70. says;
The Louisville Jesrncl asserts tnas INC eSs
raj Government docs not take speedy ae'ioh '"'''
men cannot hold Kentucky.
Brown,ow writes to Washington tha' ho ie"''
Kentucky will soon be occupied by the rope's'
Washington dispatch, dated July soth' TO tne
chicago 7yibmas says that Mcclellan Is greatly
dissatisfied at Hslleek being put ever him. Ne good
feeling exists between him and Pope.
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BY JAS H. TAYLOR + SON Hsess.

! VERY VALUABLE FOUR STORY BRICK
v House AND LOT, AND A VACANT LOT
ADJOINING, ON THE SOUTH SIDE or
GRACE, BETWEEN IsT AND FOUSHEE SITS :,
AT AUCTION.-At the request of Herbert P. Le-
febre, Esg., who has removed TO the country, We
willsell upon the premises. on THURSDAY. the 7th
of August commencing at o'clock T. H.. the large
fonr story BRICK DIV ELLING located on the south
side OF Grace. between lss and Foushee streets
in Lie occupancy of John @ W inn. Esq. The house
has been built within the last few years, At great
paGs and expense, contains Fifty wellarranged
rscns, together with all the modern improvements,
sseh gas. water hath houses. (hot al coldD iron
verandab, and is supplied with every convenience
for large sized female seminary. (for which 1t has
been used) first.cass clearinghouse. 1t fronts
Grace street about forty feet and runs back the
entire depth Of the lot, $50 feet, and with mode
rate outlay # will command rent eff 5000 per
GnnNu.
after The sale Of the above, will Ie sold the besp
tifui BUILDING LOT udi9'ning fronting M above
81 feet a,d running back 100 feet, tn ~ foot paved
alley, upon which stands excellent brick stable
real estate we'll known TO the clzsas OF Rlch
mond that il is ussiea3 TO say anything further in
lis favor Persons fsirng tn Invest In real estate
would Ito well to attend tie ssse.
TIItMs-oue fourth cash the balance At q, IL.
aud lS months for negotiable notes, with inherent
added, ard secnrcd by trust deed: or, II the pnr-
cIuser slcnd prefer it, he can pay the entire pur
chase money in cash.
Jas. IT TAYLOR & son,
iycg Auetioneers.
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a. 'ss rs MIS- -
s1TA4peoal Yu1H 6 ntsAsss.l { - !. :.
Ga6otSfs aSd wa 66Adt hUe NAlySs NANs
fEfW06 Sieh and choice EMO RkyIN043 U.n.-
- - faee OuRTA INs one. very e1seu1et Pl-
INVf KErH1GEBATO UR0CKEnY ~ CHI
Ma 61LyBR WARE &c, TOR SALE AT AUG.
Ti6n.-Dy request Of Mr. Jass 3. Ooddin. who y
abott 10 remove 10 The South, NO WIN sell, at hIs
resldet,cp. on Marshall street, between Foushes and
Adams streets and adjoining lhe east tho resi-.
tJence sf DR. Patrick Culep, his entire stock OF
HOlTgElloLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, con.
elstsug If the above very Superior and baaniifni
nrtieies Tho chambers are Handsomely furnished,
and the furniture will also In part be enbraced In
The .aje. The kitchen l,es every appliance requi-
site for tho getting mp Ct everything the market
can afford. The above sale will commence on
THURSDAY, 3ist day Of July, 1862, at 10 O'Clock,
A. ~
TkKas.--ror ai siles Under sl0o ess', OVER tina.
81 u, four months credit, interest added, and well
endorsed four months paper.
- REDWOOD g. BEACH, Aac.s
I,URNfTUME Cg0CkEKY. GLASSWARE
r. HARDWARE. ELOfHfNG, URY GOODS
&c.--z0n this TUESDAY morning commencing
at 10 o'clock, d, store, will sell q lot Of
Furniture.
Crockery aad Glassware
of Of dse.Tab3 Hardware.
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Miscellaneous Coo.ta &c
REDWOOD IL REACH,
~ ~ Auesiyneers
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FOR RENT.

EOh RENT.
nOONS FOR RENT, WITH BOARDING.
II, or three very pleasant ROOMS, suitable for
small families can be secured, with Board, In q
private family. One Of the rooms will be furnish
ed if desired. The house is located In retired.
quiet and healthy part Of tho city. Address =.
L. G.," Dispatch office, giving full names.
jy 29-3tA
TSURNIsHED R0OM-A pleasant ready fur.
n nished ROOM for rent suitable for one or two
gentlemen; excellent water in the yard, and SER
want to wait ON them, who ia an excellent washer
aud iroper Apply at corner ID and Marshall Sta
TNOR RENT-A very neat HOUSE, suitable for
n y small family, with we'll Of excellent water
adjoining the premises, situated on Madison street,
near Franklin. Rent very moderate. Apply on
the prenises. u ISL
ii WISH 70 RENT, for nne or two months, Z
II vacant, plain HOUSE, In the eastern or north
efn suburbs Of Richmond, to be occupied by = fow
sick soldlsrs The protection Of the property fully
guaranteed N. BERKELEY,
Lieut..Col Comd'g 9th Va. Reg.
Thrce miles q Z Of Richmond.
eth Va Reg. July q. le62 u 25-3ts
TNOR RHNT-The UPPER PART Of : houas o.
IS Main street, containing sir rooms, large
kl1ehen and yard Suitable for . large family, o.
Tor = bcarding house. Apply TO
II 0I-Ste NJ A. nfRRS. 9a9 Broad 81.
EoR ktGT-Tvo saed 80. !.
SItab,s iss ealass, q 81 sEss- nexs dor . O.
- H. AgRsy I'm, e !. =. ..,,,,
VI
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nzREMOyAL--The subscriber has removed his
~ Office to No. 81 Main stree; over Striders Skirt
Manufsctery, where he will be pleased to all who
may desire his services Best references given
II. A. BLANKMAN
Surgeon Dentist,
~ 3-lms Formerly OF Fredericksburg.
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE, ON THE SOUTH
H SIDE OF ELMW OOD BETWEEN CHER
~ AND CULYERT STREETS, FOR SALE AT
will be sold the new aud very excellent Dwelling
located rs above. now In the occupancy OF Mr.. w.
p. Davidson. The house has seven rooms, beEidex
kitchen, cow house, &c. The iof has front of 81
foet, and depth Of 1873 feet to wide alley. IL
abounds Ia vege tables. and is very rich
TERMS-At sale.
iyc9 GODD!N & APPEHSUN. Augts
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g INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR in the city
~ af Richmond for the quarter ending July LIST,

- DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETINGS,
~ under the auspices Of the YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION chiefly to supplicate
Divine blessing upon our Confederacy, will be held
EVERY EVENING this week, at d o'clock in the
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Grew. DR..
Read) corner Of Franklin and sth Sta Pastors and
congrs cations aud strangers in tho city, invited
to attend jy2S-3t
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-Having Sc
lvl cured the services OF competent assistants,
We are prepared TO receive consignments of MAN
UFACTURED TOBACCO, for sale privately or
at auction. We have taken the commodious ware
house. No. IA Cary street, and intend having
weekly sales sliond sufficient encouragement be
given. Consignmeuts solicited and prompt
iurns nia,le KENT PAINE x CO..
~ al--tt Auetioneers
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NJ ALU AbLE FARM VF SlU ACNEo- NEAh
v THEDANVILLE RAILROAD, WITHIN ONE
MILE OF AMELIA G. II +, FOR SALEM are
authorized to sell neat little FARM, of about $50
acres, located az above. There are about 100
OF open land and about 90 acres in timber. The
improvements on il all good, consisting of a
dwelling containing = rooms, office in the yard
house, and an excellent orchard of old and young
fruit trees. The neighboIhood is most desirable
one, and the location remarkably healthy, and be
Within two hours ride of Richmond, should attract
attention of persons wanting neat farm, conve-
nient To railroad. Apply to
~ 210t GODDiN g. APPERSON
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.--left
~ my house Oh Saturday night, about o'cik,
my negro boy WALLER. lie il about 5 feet S
inches high, in his 18th year has black skin aud
full eyes aud ~ generally we'll dressed lie may
he about some If the camps in this vicinity, MAX
Ing for Fredercksburg, having been raised in the
county Of Caroline or he may be about Mr.. Il. X
Sales i, Of Ashland, " ho owns his mother. / win
give the above reward to any one who will deliver
him to al this place, secure him so that get
him again. J. w. RATCLIFFE,
Cor. sih and Broad streets, Richmond, Va.
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! 1|lf1I,T1,,I

O1N11 J,
Yesterday uoenips 4 o'eleek Mn: ~ u m -
-. wiis q John ". Lsgcn. n he 80 80 Z So
ss uuss. YIN q. pl.:s ~, si Un;ss a
yenabIe street. The friends and .qu sss..S
~ fa,siIv nrr respectfully invited 70 assen@
On Monday evening. nrsh !nassnt l Hsl,a,.
Ei.izADETH, daughter Of q. IS. anu
Chaplin asea year sss s ssa sss nvl.sd % attend
Inc a, az" the residence Of hcf ,at IN u.. -,
nss = ans door beyond Leigh. this y
ing, ct 0 o'clock. ,.... :, o'clock. a.
ter an iliness Of four a w and Amanda Bolian
n0'' Ny lovely babe. farewell
kiecp on In peacetui rest;
INV little head Il piiIowed now
On thy Rcdeemers breast. r.a.,, =.
r,. e,,sra, Win take place 10 day, (Tuesday,l ~
a,clock. The friends OF the fanny "e
fully invited to attend. ~.
~ tbs reaIdeuce OF Mr. Felix Mathews, IN tnis
.;,v a., Yesterday morning, OF typhoid pneumonia'
CLAUDluS NJ, son Of John T. aud :. ~ "a, nn "s,
snn az Hanover county, In the 2lst year o. ms NY,
Ills funeral will take rlacc this morning a. T ~
o'clock, from Grace Street Baptist , vn"sc"
friends of the family are invited to attend.
On Sunday, the 9Th inst Of typhoid fever, ED
WARD WARREN SOUTHALI.. aged 20 years
Tho relatives and friends of his family are M u
vIted to attend his funeral rom the sesa n i,
his mother, Mrs Warren Sosthab on Marion hhi,
on this day cruesday,) at o'clock r. NJ without
further notice.
In the city Of Petersburg Va, on Saturday even
ing last, July goth, after severe but snort ,uhe.s'
which che bore with Christian fortitude ana tcs's
nation. Mira H. AMANDA, beloved VIE OF Seo.
w. Talbot, Of Baltimore, Nd, aged 81 years.
" Rtqaies eat IN pace.
ayBaltimore papers please copy
On the onth instant, after painful aud lingering
illness. COALTER MACON, infant son OF John J.
and Mary !. Fellon, aged months and 70 days.
lis little aching head is at rest,
Its throbbing and sufferings are Ger;
His quiet immovable breast
win DO heaved by uf!liction no more.
At the residence Of L. J. Barns, Saturday,
Goth inst, Lieut.. ROBERT q. HALLE, of company
4, 55th Regiment Virginia Volunteers, who was
wounded ON Monday. 30sh OF june, in the battle
before Richmond
On the Goth instant, from wounds received in the
battle of the 9Th June, at the residence OF G. w.
Wilson, In this city, ar. JOHN NJ. MOODY, Of
company 4, Orr's regiment 8. q. Rifles.
At the residence Of her sister lin-law, on Mayo
street. July 18th, at half past IL o'clock, after a
brief illness, Miss SUSAN l.. HATCHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-29

TNFORMAT WANTED or MICHAEL
i KENNEDY.--Any Information Of my son. MI.
CHAEL KENNEDY, who left me On the % Of Jul
~, 1862 will be accepted by his father Peter Ken
nedy, at The corner OF 9th and Main streets. Any
person bringing him to his father mothsr will re-
ceive s. and thanks for doing so. His age is nine
years the Cad Of next Move mber; fair hair, and
free klsd some in the face. jy 2J-itx