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Forced Auction Sale
OF
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats. Clothing, Motions, 30,
n CEnnrD crrfr,n

WE viii sell on THURSDAY MORNING. Jan
18Th, a. 10 O'Clock, alsIge ccusignma7t N
Dell mes, Poplins, MsrriuOs. Alpac u, Prints. FIsids
81 cd nnd ~ Domestic Hosiery, Gloves. bsndi
keTch'eis, Hair-Neits tnd dresses, Cloths. Cas-i-
meres, Jeans, r~eeds, Bats, Caps, Meas and
hoys' Boots. Stoes and Balmorals. Lsdies' and
Misses Shoes, ala ge stock Of OyercoaIs, Jackets.
Pants and Vets, slso Blankets, Notion sc.
This sac OF rs the hest ppormpff ID s.cbaDts
70 repienlsh Their stocks, s. the Goods a-e bound
90 Re sold regardless OF prices. TO the trade only
GEO. SHELLS co,
CenerA auction sud Commission Merchant.
anT-st Nos. rs snd2 I College sHest.
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Auction Sale of
Government Buildings


! WILL eXpnse IT Hje at Public Auction, on
4 FRIDAY, the t6th INST, the following Build
lugs, VIZ.
At 10 O'Clock, an, 10 Buildings 81 Bays Corral
At.lt O'Clock. s.m binding on LIns street,
west Of the fresiis Work.
Al lL.39 O'Clock, au-, 50 Build ms on Church
street, west Of Cumberland Hospital
Atl O'Clock, pm I Build ne, Church street,
near Chst.suoogA Depot, rear al Femsls Academy.
Al = - o'eiscE, pm, I Banding, summer street,
be Feen Cedar and GAY streets.
Ats o'clock. pm. { Il buildings, Vine street, south
Of Broad street
At $50 O'elcek, pm, 4 Stable Spruce street,
south Of Broad street.
At 1 O'Clock. p M. 4 Buildings, Franklin Pike,
south OF Broad street.
Terms Cash 10 Government Funds
Properly 70 Be- removed at the expense Of the
purchaser.
By order Of A. r Eddy U.A A., ChiefQ NJ. De-
part neut Of Tennessee.
A.W WILLS
j1nls "a BTt Major snd Z. n.
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The Huntsville Gala Independent
took several steps forward on the 10th
inst, having transformed itself from 8
weekly TO 8 daily. We Congratulate
the publishers upon the change, and
wish their enterprise success
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A fight took place 81 jackson, Miss,
on the Sth between Pombert Garrard
ard Rrskine Hill, in which both were
killed
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DECK RROTHRRS

MANUFACTURES Of PIANO FORTEs, No. 81
VI Blsecker street, near Broadway, New York.
HE atoVe firm having recently commenced the
manufacture OF their improves patented piauos,
which are the most perfect and finest tuned lnsiru-
ments yet produced. to viii theJ invite the stien-
ton OF the trade andmteaoing purchasers through
ont ire United Stsies- The n. Y. World OF May IG,
says "rle Messrs. Il. Bros. Instruments have st
tsiued the enyisble dist notion o'bemg, in all res
poets, ~insomparsbly the best nov made IN the
country" ideo5-3m
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The Reconstruction Committee Of
Congress wants an appropriation lie,
en- hsye Il The country Is out Of
debt and The Treasury suffers frOn
pleihora
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Davidson County Railroad Bonds
Wanted.

WEWish to buys few OF tie shoYe-L. 4 *. r.
w X. rret rred Also
FVa ALE.-A beaUiiai Five Acre timhered lot.
and me building sits, 24 miles out, near GIlaun
rlAe. SNl "a }. L. r. ". BROWN,
Jshi'-iM 3sk Union street.
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NAsHvILLE. rESN Dee n, 1865 j
DROPEkIl owners On Church Street. o. Line
street. hetseea Summer aad College. ami On
Cherry sneefi between Caurrh sDdC edEE are here
by nounsd % eonirzct st0He eurtsng AID stone and
onck pavement wherever u - reggired, according
% ne speancsaons and grades Nhch WI - fur
nlshed y TIE C-y kuglEee1. II sad work j. not
commenced st11R el days from ttis daie, aud
pushed RAPIDLY % completou, the Contractor fr
he street Eork VII b uod6ed % construct sad
clFhng, tie e spence a Ehrh VII BE- charged 70
dsaz.E y. MATT, BROWN, Mayer.
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Government Sale.

SSNO4 G1AlQ1 6dlOs
Extensive Sale of Dry Goods, Bedding, Sc,
in Original Packages.
Will be sold at Auction, At the Medical Puryeyor's
Warehouse,
NO. II MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1866.
BEDDING.
2.oG0 HAIR Mattresses, iotntei;
1890 Har Pillows;
1000 Bed Ticks;
Zz.ooO Counterpsnes, Lfnnen and Msrse5Iles,
5000 Mosquito Bars;
5l,oO Pillow Gases;
A.. 600 Pillow Ticks;
Soto sheets, iinnen snd Cotton.
CLOTaIH q.
42,oo0 shirts;
5000 Drawers;
900 Pressing Gowns;
1900 Socks;
1900 slipper;
1000 Night Caps.
SUNDRIES.
a+.Oo loves, t:lt SIZE, hucks act;
l1o1 Keller Towels, era. %;
Loo Napki0s;
2UJ yards Red Flannel,
2,Hd Guita Perchs Cloth;
4,UO thtta tercha Blanket,
1904 ladia Rubber Cushions and Pillow.
100 Canvas Hammocks;
LOB -" Blanket Cases;
1880 lis Oskum and To~,
Cotton Bats, Cotton Wadding, Tape, 6c.
4 small parton Of the foreEoing articles are SER
oub-hand, andW % be sold sepsraiely. The grsa er
part are new and IN OH. incl packages. Caiaioenes
may he hsdon application.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon snd Bvt. Gel a.. s. VoIs.
aalI-Et Medical Purveyor q. s. A.
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For Funerals.

We also sttsnd 10 he removal Of Bodies 10 and
from Otler points ST reasonable rites, and 70 the
satisfaction Of parties emp Dying ~.
We esp sl7o on hand a good supply OF UNDER
TAKERS MATERIAL, which we Will furaish to
Undertskers ~hsn desIrei st reasonable rates.
lanlS-u
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NOVELTY MACHINE WORKS.
j. 7. Mackenzie & Co.,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIsTS,
No. II Desderiek Stress,
NASHVILLE.

WILL aftendt T. the srscuug Of 81 kinds Of Ms
w ohinsry. NILS, Oh We Il. Ennnes AMI ma-
eLinery uralsned 90 the beao o. terms. AReuts ar
the celeDrsied steam Eng nss. Steam Hoists. Oh
MechinerE q J-b. Mooney, Of Cnriunsn Per.ous
~ Ee tnlnk We can seeummodate than. All ma
chlnery bought Of Us vii have our personai atien-
non ~ TIE erection Of H. We are stll 10 ihe ses-
ng Maesine BUSINESS snd have zone eE machi1ez
let that VII Be I'd vers cheB. We also attend
p The SeneE k~eosinng bwlDess, Key HulnE,
Bel Hanging. Brass Found5aE. ee.
docSl-sm
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Goal Oil Refinery.


WE have removed our Stock 70 No. Z South
w Market street. where we h~pe to NEE. our
former patron and The public generally. Our stock
is large and well selected, and We always ssd al the
loWerst market prices. CHAS. MELON & -.
lani3-sw
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Gen S B Buckner vas in Memphis
On The 18th inst
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Auction Sale of
Extensive Sale
GOVT ROLLING STOCK!

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE
CBIEF QuARrEgNAsrrR's OFTICr,
Us military RAuRoAns.
Nashville, Tenn, Jan glh, 1866
WILL be sold At Public Auction. Al Memph :
w Tennessee, Wednesday, February 7tn, lsas.
The following described Rolling Stock, viz
a. -Four Locomotive Engines. i've feet gguFe.
(Lafes old and dismanted, one rep hrahleA
u6l sixteen Box and W nine Fiat Car,-moTe or
iess-h7e feet gauge.
Same Time and Place,
O) One Locomotive Engine, five feet gauge. living
In the Gtch on the line Of the M sslssippi CentrRi
Railroad, twelve miles North Of Grand Junction.
At Nashville, Tennessee, Wednesday, Februsrv
lfths lt6A, will % sold the following described Roll.
ing stoak, all Of i've feet gauge sn1 10 good running
order, VIA
% uus Locomotive EnTine, lyman & souiher.
(tsl Eighteen " " r. Morris A Co,
hullders.
O1 One % Rod-ers' Il
WORKS, builders.
90 Ons smtoum eg~th
builders.
90 Que u locomotive TeRder.
t2s9 Two hundred Flat and Box Cans, Jmore or
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9gftt advertisements.
For SaIe.-.Terms Cash.


Mr. E. d. WHITEi is not noW, and has net been
VI for some time ps=L, n oEr employ he has
At any time b en- sgithorzsc 70 lind Is BY sng
coufna {, 10 create any debt OF LIABILITY sgainst a.,
or 10 sign our nsms for any purpose excsptt3 re-
ceipi three az Small scctuLts handed hun FOR col
Lesson. The limited aat-Cuty thus given him Is
here yIevoted. il. SMITH & ~.
iauls-6t
fNisnia Intsiligercsr. Macon Telegraph, Chafta
n00ga GssstIe, NsshFL- UAon, ana Augusta Con
utuuOnaist insert SIX times snd send bal to LOUIS
Viia Journal
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Taken Up

n the 2lst Of Dec mber. 1865 a DARK Bay Pony.
about thirteen hands high, and saddle MARKS
on the tack. The SwRer can have the same by
proving property and payirg costs
JAMES CAUDY,
AHA. Qu'rs u. s. MIL Teleg'h, coulsr Union
snf Vine streets. Blnf7Lta
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~. e. KINNEY.
& KINNEY.
u s. CLAIM AGENTS.,

gLLEJI an Just Clans agHnst ne Csv,--
ier froPeHy iakoa aud ussd b d. ~
any Also pay particular arsuton - a. C.-
mlff aEen aad Used Ia c-ousiulalnr F--
rueAniel. aud oller defen-es sEsng -
F hAifu1dss or IN defsusaH ar -
We, Or lor nu1bsr usef ior 'n~ ~
or er ielon Military Rairosds.
foutnera 1ourhs 81 hasl ratas.
oAell osd.r street, neEr i~hsEqusrs.
~ dsru-lmF
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Cumberland Goal.

q are age1t' FOR The above Cosl, snd are selling
:" Al 5 reasonable price. We invite our friends
SUI the pouhc % give % the r orders for Coal.
ARLINGTON FARRAR. Agts,
1ahif-iN next door north OF CITY MOTEL.
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The Mrs. s,Opewull Jackson aenea,.

The Mrs. StORewall Jackson aeneat.
MoRnE Jan 10, lS66.
Editous Mohle Advert ser sad Register,
GENrLgEEN-I have the honor of &C
k~nowledging the following receipts 10
the fund for the benefit of Mira zen
T. J. Jackson:
Is65-Dse 2e-F=om "Confsderaier.s 10 90
Dec. 23-The PriRtsrs Compos-
itors, q Employees
OF The Mobile Daily
Fiues rs 90
Dec. 2s-A f. Tracey 4 Co. g %
lS66-lanusrys-Ns proceeds ofthe
Benefit a. Mobile
Iheatre--. SOS 90
Total %
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Germs OF Sale.

Oasn, m Government funds or, when purchased
exceeding tFo years, pay abe 10 moafhiv instai-
hfeuts Stn Interest ~ The rate Of TaI1 fer cent.
81 aenum, secured by toni, saushctarg 10 the
y purchased
fuh descriptions ~ the EnEnes cm b. ohiained
% spphesiao1 10 Capt. R HsmllA AZ ", Nash
VA e lenh r.. j. CHILLY,
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RrFHEs ~ FEHHIsuos 70
aon. kehaid ogelsby, Govern r stste Of Hfuoas.
non LaTi L. LAWS, Judge supreme Court, US
n,a- "m.G Brosuiog. Gove1nor Of Tennessee
Big Gen Jas I. Broaniou. Alt. Gen. state Of rs1
nesseo.
hon NJ N. Bdcn, Nashtlla.
hon VIM Nsihsuiei Baxter. Nashvula.
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh smith, Nashville.
r H-Mazey ESQ.,, Nashville.
hesr- MoFusA s~traiion, Nashville.
hesara- Evans A Co, Esshvlle.
Nmrod Porter. cOlumbs Tenn.
luneIGt q
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VIA also be sold, On sbov5 mentioned d,fe q,
memph s. snd Nashville, tie 1da1ce III MTtsry
kAirosa Property remHiuin. uudsp0-ef uf Ii M
unsL ~
I'm snd continue until all the property b. h-r.,s'
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UE invite the attention Of our old ftanls and
the Irsds generally 20 our la-ge and wca as
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same Time and Place,
same Time end PING

5~iooomotve knflnes. unseTvicsable.
boiers and Runnilg 6esrs Tor two p uummr
knFip-s, unsevicebie-
20 Five spans, 80 feet each, McCslBm Trn.s
hndge ~ Two spans bndge, 90 iest eseh.
U.s. one hundred and uiHy Tires perch Ia and
q Class Cal Stooe, comprising ioundslon OF Round
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-30

FIRE IN PoRTsMoUTH.-Yes terday morn
about o'clock, A. NJ, the house owned by
Mr., Havey Lane, and occupied by Mr.. Davis
at the west end of South street, was discover
ed to be on fire on the roof, supposed to have
been communicatedby spark from the chin
ney. The alarm was given and the "Resolu-
ton Fire Company" Capt. P. D. Luke, and
the Independent" Capt. S. Corey, were
promptly in attendance, and by their well
directed efforts succeeded in extinguishing it,
The house is situated in the middle of row
of wooden buildings, and it was feared, as the
wind was blowing freshly, that the whole row
would be burnt. Fortunately there was
supply of water convenient, and the fire was
prevented from communicating with any
other of the buildings The roof and upper
story were entirely destroyed. 1t was fortu-
nate, that supply of water was SO conven-
lent, as there are but six sections Of hose
belonging to both companies. We hope our
new Council will take early action in placing
the fire department in proper condition for
efficient service.
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[ For The DAN Book. 1

10 THE EpIToE We were not aware of
the Importance of the NORFOLK DAY Book
until day or two since, we were surprised to
findit in the bands of through passengers from
Petersburg and the South on the New Liac
Steamers to Baltimore, and, upon our arrival
in the city, hearing the old familiar song
''heres your Norfolk DAY Book" "Norfolk
DAY Book, sir?" And we since learn that
the paper is regularly sold on the boats, and
thus placed in the hands of the very parties
whose patronage is sought by the merchants
here viz southern merchants going North
for supplies. We think this should be great
incentive to the business men Of Norfolk to
advertise literally, and through this me-
dunn. let the people see what can be done in
Norfolk, if they can expect to do any thing
at all and we think such inducements can
be offered here as to influence, at least from
parties purchasing, trial ofthe advantages
to be derived from stopping here before going
North, We think it might be done; at least
the attempt is worth trial, is the opinion of
Your SUBSCRIBER
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Bii1aIr SOCIETY OF vIRe1S;i1Ii;..--weare glad


BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA. glad
to learn that this venerable institution now
commencing its fifty-fourth year, is entering
upon its work anew, under eminently favor"
BILE auspices.
A meeting is to be held this evening III
the Cumberland street Methodist Church, ~
o'clock, for the purpose OF reVlv'ng tue
Norfolk auxiliary. The Right Rev. Bishop
Johns, Mayor Tabb, Rev. DR.. Baird, General
Agent of the Virginia Bible Society, and
other gentlemen, are expected to be present
and address the meeting, We trust the move
ment may meet with the cordial support
our citizens at large.
For more than fifty years has the Bible
Society of Virginia been successfully engaged
in prosecuting its work of disseminating the
Word of God For the last five years its ef-
forts were confined to the supply of the army
within our borders Now it has resumed
its old and more legitimate work throughout
the State of Virginia. s's
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Observation-Disclosures are much panied to
learn that the Steamer CHARLES Houghtop"
which ran between this City, Old Point and
Hampton, has been discontinued, and leaves
to-day for New York. The reason we hear
assigned for this is the lack Of trade between
this city and the above mentioned placss and
we have been told that the travelling amount
ed to almost nothing. We are the more
panied at this from the fact that, before the
war, there was much travelling done between
Norfolk and these places. We hope however,
to see this steamer or another, resume their
old places ere long.
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FIGHT IN THE MARKEF-Two pugnacious
meat vendors, having quarrelled q little in
the market this morning, proceeded to disturb
that usually harmonious and festive locality
by indulging in game at fsticufs. William
Knox pitched into Abram Bevover, and dis
tributed his knocks with such Partially as to
run Abram down into Mears and Barcraft's
cellar, followed by the irritated Knox, who
then renewed the attack, when they were
separated by Mr.. Mears, much to the relief of
the discounted Bevover. $685.
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The BOARD OF HBALTH.--Too much praise
cannot be awarded to the gentlemen compos-
ing this body, for the activity and energy dis
played daily by them in their endeavors to
have our city kept in state of cleanliness and
salabriety, which, not only the warm season
necessitates generally, but the threatened visit
of the Asiatic cholera positively demands
There is, however, much yet to do, and lit
tie time to do it in therefore we heartily en-
dorse the late resolution of the Board of
Health in advocating the appointment of an
Assistant Inspector, to be subject to the orders
of the said Board, and to be only kept in ac-
tive employment so long as the members
thereof shall Judge necessary.
We, therefore, call upon the City Fathers to
give this matter their. very earliest attention,
for it regards their own personal welfare, and
that Of their wives and Children, as much as
it does ours.
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NORFOLK JUNIoRs.-We give expr ession to
pany would take some steps towards reorgani-
cation 1t was the pride of the city in days
past, and this pride is kindled anew in our
breasts by its gallant conduct during the war.
No drawer Virginia company took the field
than the Norfolk Juniors, under command of
Captain I. F. Owens, as is proved by the
list of killed and wounded. We learn that
they lost thirty of their number, most of whom
fell nobly battling upon glorious fields. We
trust the survivors may meet, and consider
what they ought to do in relation to preserv-
ing their organization, and taking care of the
remains of their honored dead
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From ELIZABETH CrrY.-In abiding to
the trial Of persons at Elizabeth City we stated
on Saturday that in the case of Wilcox, the
white man charged with killing Confederate
soldier named Jennings, the jury were hung.
We learn to-day that he was acquitted. The
three negroes indicted for assault and attempt
at highway robbery, were convicted, and sem
fenced to 80 days imprisonment. They were
defended by j. W. Hinton, Esq, of Nor
folk
In the case Of State gs j w. and VIC.
Pool, for killing Culpepper some years ago,
the defendants were found not guilty by
the Jury, and the Court ordered their dis
charge Martin, Baker & Hinton, of this city
conducted the defence
One Of the negroes above referred to, who
was shot through the hand, confessed, as we
stated several days ago, that he was concerned
in the riots in Norfolk. We now call upon
our Mayor to act at once in this matter, and
have this man and his accomplces brought to
Norfolk, that his identity may be ascertained
and his guilt established
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Sw1NDLED-August Good made complaint
this morning before the Mayor that the Clip
sizes had been working on his wife and swind-
led her out of $3.50 in money, and new suit
of clothes The lady appeared in Court and
stated that Mrs. Simons, fortune teller, en-
Cumberland street, had SO worked upon her
that she was infatuated to such degree
with her promises, that she gave her all the
money she had. In return, the Gipsey prom
sed her to disclose place on the lot where
she, the witness, could find $4,000 The
Gipsey has left, and Mrs. Good has found her
speculation bad one.
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New Advertisements.

The following Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tenton of our readers:
E Auction Tomorrow, at IL o'clock, F. F. Fer
gnson willsell sloop Mary Ann.
For Sale.-Yalu City property near James
corner. Apply to E. G. Lindsey & Co. =
Reward. Twenty five dollars for the person
er persons who tore down Michigan VOLTS
sign.
Building Fand.-The Norfolk Association will
meet on Tuesday, Ist Nav.
| For Rsat- Hipkinss old stand-see Fsntress's
advertisement.
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FELL IN-The Swimming Point Bridge,
at Portsmouth, is iu rather dilapidated con-
dition Two ladies fell through the planking
on Saturday, aud we learn that one of them
was seriously hurt. Now, there is great fault
somewhere, and this matter deserves atten-
ton The bridge is in an awful condition all
overland life and limo are too valuable to be
perilled by such rickety and insecure struc-
lures
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1NFANTIcIDE.--OnS Sunday morning, the
dead body of an infant was found in the rear
of premises on upper Union street near the
Cemetery. 1t had the appearance of being
mulatto child. The Coroner was notified Of
the fact, and a jury of inquest held over body
We have not heard the result, nor whether
there is any reason to believe that the child
was exposed while living.
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--FHr-Frrrznrv'g FrSEpAI.-Tho bodies Of

-FuNERAI.-The bodies Of
Lieutenant L. B. Eisenbse and private &. d.
Cain, of the United Artillery, arrived in this
city on Saturday afternoon, and laid in state
al the Court House all night. On Sunday
morning the lady friends of the deceased Or
namented the collins with wreaths of flowers.
At two o'clock, on Sunday, the Independent
and Resolution Fire Companies Of Portsmouth,
came over and marched to the Court House.
Shortly afterwards the United Fire Company
arrived at the Court House, escorted by the
Hook and Ladder Company. The Aid and
Hone. in-citizens dress, with badges, arrived
at the Court House, escorted by a delegation
of the United Fire Company. Shortly after
-tw1uU'ciock, the collins of the deceased were
placed upon the Hook, and Ladder Truck, es-
corted by the Rev. O.. L. Bartem, officiating
clergyman of Christ Church.
At 8 o'clock the cortege moved from the
City Hall under the command OF the follow
ing gentlemen, who were appointed Assistant
Marshals: j. g. Milbado, John Williams
and Jas. f. Milligan: The Marshals were all
mounted, and were under the orders of the
Chief Marshal, Captain Lakin.
AS the procession moved to the slow and
solemn step of the dead march, it attracted
the attention of all along the line of march
to the Cemetery. The occasion was deeply
impressive. A large number of ladies and
gentlemen attended the funeral. The side
WALKS were thronged, and upon the arrival of
the procession at the Emwood Cemetery, at
the graves, the crowd Of anxious spectators
was exceedingly large
The funeral sermon was preached at the
graves, by the Rev. O. L. Bartem.
Every token of honor and respect was paid
to the remains of these deceased soldiers and
fremen and the interest and sympathy exhibit
ed by nearly the whole population of Norfolk
was highly creditable and evinces the strong
hold which the services of every soldier has
upon the feelings and affections of us all.
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TEMPERANCE AT FERRY Point There
was meeting in the church at Ferry Point,
yesterday afternoon, and one more convert
signed the pledge. An address was made by
large