* M MU M Utime it was thought that the | 1 \! island belonged to Franklin 1 ! county, and the negro was kept j in the jail at Union a few weeks, -1 XboniiiS r^itMMtVukee aI \\jr««vk* t ®ir 9^itn4UjA3 vuaiUtAfio ui t„ ww * ijfciiw t |I City has received from the gov- . eminent two headstones to be IenI erected at the graves of his father and grandfather, in tin- jI Kennedy graveyard near that ,place. His grandfather, John « s* Chambers, was a revolutionary ’ :1 soldier and died in 1841 at the (edeage of 102 years. His father,] • 'niomas Chambers. Sr., was a 1 soldier of tb» war of 1812 andwBmmK II