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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
- COUNTY, ROMA,

This popular Summer Resort Sn open for the roesp-
h"h Of visitors on the 1t VI lilly, and remain opea
uBtil tue last Of &C OBkR
Dr. Muttr, Professor Of suTg-Ty 10 the Jsasr.op
Medical college, Philadelphia fEhm Per.ouAl Ob-sTyn-
ton AGd o"snlsl unAYs, PAe~d these spr ". a. The
mOSt Nal0Abs " rem al agents Ia all dl,ss.ss az
ehGORkc or organic nature.
10 sung the springs persons will have an oPporta.
nifty seelns FAIRFAX station MAnSssss JuneUon Wa.
Ient"n, Ball Run, kHPiAun OTA"gp Crurt House u,T.
d9o,ys, and m'ny other PiRts u historic ssr..t in
Good Coaches eouasr with thu train. Of the A,sx,,
dHA ofAnss aud 'irgR Central kaiIToAds 10 sn Ssx
NisMorS TO he Springs, '''
OTeat palms have b.en taken to nut the hniiaIn 80
Erounds 10 god ord-F Au T.pair ""s-sSs
, Tue doisl viii aervmm date 4no p.ra "a. beside.
Pressly for families. ~~ r'NF Vs.
TrTn., Is 80 Per day; q pNsI.L discount TO pssoss
half pc ea l6CkISfOR RlInWIE 4 ~
lsas-u ~
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l450Atl6,5Oi Extra l3a$iS 3d. Super 10 5Oas Il.
WheAt-rsd 2.75aS2, eOi white 2.9OsS3.l0. Corn
white l,l0a$l.l5 yellow 95GS7c Oats 70a75c
Hsy-baled 2la$22 Lumber-white pine cuttings
per NJ ~ so, S35; do. selects A., 60aS65i do do
"a and 81, 70aS76j shingles No. ], heart cypress
l4a$l7i do, white pine, 8a$ o. Isths 50a$hi yel.
low pine loists and scantlng, 25a$35i spruce do
do. 27.boaS36j yellow pine dressed flooring 4oa
AAb ..
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FUCKERS PATENT SPRING BEDS,

Beyeu years since Hiram Tucker, Of Boston, patented
Spring Bed Of his ipvs ton. which has steadily
increased In popularity since that time and day
stands unriyalled. Combnpg as IL aoss the several
requirements u comfort oleanlinss, portability dura-
housshold necessity. Tbose who have tested tn
merits will abandon 1t for any other esnriyanoe
which has yet been devised for mans comfort during
the hours devoted TO repose. There nothing
al to sound health sound sleep aud this secured
By the use Of fuckers Patent Spring Bed.
For sale by JAS @. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
le2s lM PennaNlNAnla aNenna and TnnIh .IreaI
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

PoRr or GRoRGErowE. - Entered - Steamer
Express, Ryther, master, from Baltimore.
Steamer Thomas Cahill, Nonis, master.
Steamer Tradewind, Doane, master, from New
York. with large freight Of merchandise to bis
triot msrohantsi J. W. Myers, agent.
Cisared-Schooner Flight, McNamara, master,
Philadelphia.
Steamer Express, Rythsr, master.
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= rmpor,.n, Railroad Decision.

wLKnsBAnRs, Pa, June 2S.--Ths Supreme
Court, this m, rendered decision In the Attain
tic and Great Western railroad case declaring the
catawissa lease good, valid and . legal contract,
and that the Philadslphia and Erie railroad docs
connect the Atlantic and Great Western railroad
with the cstawisss, notwithstanding the difference
In guage
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ouARrERNAsrER 6EsnRAL's orptcs, 4
" fiRsr DIynIos,

xy. - :, rhst Dvmlos, Z
n, WashinNetoh, " " Suns ~ 1855
o'aer o, tns auaI.sImss,er oenerai' there VIII DO
so'u W W cpi ~ ~ Prone su1uOh, usae5 pe al
Ieeuoh " Nsp,sn " Hss =. ptomnhs ~ com
sns ~ sa,In, 49, ny N, ~, ioen A. " eioet
NJ Aaa cohunu,ny ifom we ,nme honr eaeh DAY hes-
ntsr, tehesP. thiphi, 9aY ~ on which Gay the Wa
sI ~ " sViuJ unui 'na loIe suAu nAHe eesh
onPosea o. the ioho"hs aeseHpea Pupho Property,to
VII; o.-,.o .--,.,
seven w omees ViAmel xokitI Two none 1870.
lohSs we phU' Two honesJ iohSs lhtehen Adjoin-
hE lvhleJ 'hsL i2Aio TWO zohzo, ana zorn
hghy niHe w Lso9rsrs oas 'srs' grsn.l seven:
yHut losIS 'oureeh izhit' anu one lexie with she'd
aoloiniug S Ml.,,, ,,,o,
HI wv uNe,lhss, VrAme, taxpos Two stories, with
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PHILADELPHIA, June 29-The presentation Of
rsgmsntal flags to the State, which will take place
here on July promises to be one Of the grandsst
affairs ever known In this city.
The Ledgr publishes list Of forty.n rsgi-
meuts which Fave already made arrangements to
participate.
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CIRcUn CoURT-Judge Olin.-0n Thurs
day afternoon the jury in the case Of Charles y.
Anderson against Thomas U. Walter were dis
charged, not being able TO agree upon q verdict
% Yesterday the jury in the case Of Elizabeth
Kelly and Sarah Jane Stanley against John and
Joseph Sessford--issues from the Orphans Court
rendered verdict sustaining the will filed in the
Orphans Court. ...
Peter J. Newman against William J. Foster;
verdict for plaintiff for $780, with interest from Jan.
l, 1866.
Brooke Maokail, jr, against William ssar'. ap-
peal from magistratei judgment affirmed for
$44 20, with interest from Nov. 10, 1855.
4 Christopher Dikas against Boyd and Mason, six
cases; appeal from magis rate affirmed
Asbury y. Fawsett sgainst Catharine crumbaugh,
admnistratrix Of John Crumbaughi verdict for
plaintiff for $500.
WIN HomiIler and Jackson Sherry against Ben.
jamin Berkeley verdict for plaintiffs for $70 with
Interest from July 8, 1854.
WIN. Homiller and jackson Sherry against Peter
Nyderi verdict for PLAINTIFF for SAT 70, with inter
est from Dec. 49, 1858.
John Golfer and John Nunan against =. Bradner
judgment by default.
WIN. H. Ernest against James A. Theckerj at
taohmsnt quashed on motion Of Messrs Brent and
Meniok. Adjourned.
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GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS IN
~ THs fRRkEFT MARKRTs
VIII sold to the highest bidder. for cash, on The fol-
CEErRf EIRKEr-sAIuRDky. Jus. 50. 10
o'clock o m.
.N"RTHERS LIBERTY MARKRr-YRIDAY. Jun.
70, at 10 q. N.
,k.yf-YARD hARKEr-PRIDAY, Jus. 70. at 10
o'clock, .. m.
wEsTERN MARKEr-MoNpAY, July =, at ioo'olOet
B.-Psrsons now holding stands In the different
markets retain them By paying the spprsisemsnt
price for such stands previous 70 the day Of sale.
le9o-eotd RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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The Couris.

\ CRIMINAL CoURr-C Chief Justice Cartier
Eiward o. Darlington, Esq., District Attorney.
Prosecuting.
Richard Jones, alias Richard Grandson, indicted
Or stealing money from Stephen Freno. Verdict,
not guilty GOodiug aud Hurley for de onco.
{ Edward Gatchell, Indicted Tor assault and bat
Jerry on Owen McGuirk. NOks prOssqEi by United
States Attorney.
| James Saunders and Charles Robey, indicted for
stealing clock and four hats from John II Halves.
Verdict, guilty. and each sentenced to the Albany
pententiary for three years. Gooding for defence.
John Russell, indicted for keeping q bawdy
house. Verdict, guilty. Capias TO hear judgme o.
Julius Wallace, indicted for assault and battery
on Emma Proctor. Verdict, guilty. Capias to
hear judgment.
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DR0POSALS FOR FURNISHING
FRESH BEkF.

OFFICE CoNsIssANY or suBsrsrEEoE,l
PBrERsRVKa, w., June "a 1855.
Sealed proposals, Ia duplicate, respectfully In.
yited by the undersigned until sATnRDLN, June so,
1860, RtI9 oeloek Tor furnishing the troops and al
Othrr EMIT ed to rltonS stationed at PeIefsburg aud
City PUipt, Va, with
Fresh BEEF,
until December s. lste or sucb time As the Com.
miss~ry tene'Al may direct, aud deliver at sueh tines
the os'r having charge Of supplying the troops may
direct The br' I to be II
GOOD MAJ KtTABLE QUALITY,
Of equal proportions 81 fre nd bind quarters Neekg
shRnku aud lidns' taIlOW to be excluded.
oath u alegAuee TO the United states Cavern ment
mus accompany each bid, unless one IL already die
at this once,
The Government reserves the right to reject all bids
d. eIned unreasonable,
Payments 10 be made monthly, Or as soon thereafter
as practicable, 10 such funds as Government furnishes
for 4 at pnrpoue
PfoPosals should BE- sudorssd on the envelope PRO.
ais for furnishnR fTssh Be and add to thu
uBderSigntd, at PsIersburR, Va,
s, <. A D PALMER,
First Lieutenant 18th U. s, Infantry, A.C.B.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


wAa DEPARTMENT luna 10Th 1894
prono..,s viIl be rscs ysa NJ h. Dsn.,,msnt nntil
II o'eIoek ON MoNDI Y Jnly 9th 1854 for supplyiug
~. a,.,ian.,x as.sr,.d In ~. .rh.d,i h.o, X, M.
a.e.I ys., anaIng ina ann Inna lsaJ
Tn, st.tionsry mast = az ina he 4 an .lItv
ssmpIes must .eeomosny sseh a
tn. sneeessf1I b,dder viii be reonIred IN xiv. hand
ith .nn,o,sa .cn,iu fnr ,hs IA, TAI ~, alnsnt n
b,s contact and The Deprrtm.ut will re.eIye ths Tyht
Ia oyd the urel.s a. Il nav d., m pron,r and Ia In
c,s..a a, aimtnI.h ,hs an. n,,ts. hsi,,w .,.i.d
m cIs. not named IN ina seh,dnis h.lnw ara IN n.
frnI.haa =, ,h. ontIon az th m.
marital
PoD,r mad, of Linen Sfock
N reams D.sn.Ieh Ian x.IyhIng "a p,ana.
10 resns Legal Can
200 reams foolso.p, ruled or plain, weighing Il
pounds
NO re.ms ouarto Po.t ruled or pl.Ip w.Igbinx 10
poupd.
2OO reums Qu,rto Pot ruled or plaiu. weiVbIpu 10
poaods. headed rs DER pntlerp
$50 rams Note Pap.f. ru Cd or plaIu
bIrenm. Nuts P.u,r TuIed or pi.in he.asd a. mar
pHit.rp.
10 re. m- CopyIpa paper
r.am. BOD, M Apsr
SO Isn Hating BnArds
Is teums Envelope Paper bot or yellow, royal
$50 t,ntu. MAu.l!a v rnppIpK amer an oaf r1y.i
10000 suyrlope- onirial sizes, pIaIa
Is on Ru yeIop, . leu,r siIss nj in
10000 nvsi5pes, letter sizes, extra heavy, headed
as per pattern.
so 900 Euyeopes letter SHES extra heavy headed a
per pattern -
49, 40 euli'n, 70. ";
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]. RoBBED AoAIx.-Mrs. Murtaugb, who was
robbed and shot short time since BY colored per.
sons from tho Freedmen's Village was again raided
upon last night by some parties unknown, and
robbed OF bureau, ohairs, bed clothing and
other articles. scarcely sufficient being left for
the purposes Of housekeeping As Mrs M. 10 a
poor, hard. vorking woman. and somewhat ad.
yancsd In gears. this Is a Of peculiar hardship,
and may possibly compel her to take refuge per.
msnentiy In the poor.houss. Tho bureau, and
two three other articles. learn, have been re-
coysred, having been found concealed In oat
hsld. belonging TO q neighber by tho name OF Hors
man. Justice Colton has issued . search va rant
In the case. and 0hcer Edelin, Is seeking the other
mirsing articles and the authors Of tho mischief
Alexandria Journal 28ih
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
VI THB BENEFIT OF
THE SOLDIERS, AND SAILORS,

NATIONAL oRPHAN,' HOME FUND,
under the auspices Of the Soldiers aud Sailors Union
wAshiBst,n, D. O , at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING. August O. 1889.
81 10000 tickets will 10 sod at OIL eaeh--T5, 900
presents awarded valued At t25000O t25i 90 Of the
prohts to be given 70 the Soldiers aud saors National
Orphans Home fusd, u 500 TO the Washington Male
and femaie Orphan Asylum the balance, after dueng
expenses to be paid to the treasurer Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union Of Washington, ID. O.
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GEoRGETowN NEWS DEPOT.
D. W WHITING,

De rleT In
sTITIoNERY, NEW Pal gRS, MAGAZINES, &c
News SlAGd at the Post Nee, Gu TesS stree,
GEoROkTowS, @,
81 subsrTipu n- to tho
DIAL NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
will be eeyrd, uOd the paper delivered regularly
every morning TO subscribers In Guy part Of George
.oss, jtaa q
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New snd Choice Styles,
FOR YoKBs. DRESSES, COLLARS 4 CUFFS, CLoAKs,
CUSHIONS, SMOKING CAPS, AND SHIP
PRRS, UNCLUDING MASONIC
BMBLEMS,D IN 0RBAr
VARIETY
COATES AND OTHER CoTToNS,
SILKS, Sewing and Embroidery MoHAIR, BRAIDS,
NEEDLES, he
Ladies' are respectfully invited to call aud exAmin s
specimens and may be assured 4 receiving the most
polite attention, whtther they leave orders oAuoL
Il 10 especial, hoped that those who fave been dis
appointed In obtaining articles elsewhere to suit them
will favor us with call. f.hll SIN
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Manufactured from genuine ROCK crystal. giviDg
and somfcr to the optic nerve, aud suited
rately by
Scientific aud PTaetl al Opticians, IA PennsylyaniA
avenue between Twelfth aud Thir eeuth Streets nsrth
side.
Microscopes, Electrical Machines, Thermometrrs,
Carte ia VIsits, aud Pb'tos Taph Albums IN great
variety aud It he Lowest prices yTlv
THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
IL COLLEGE
N1R INVEST CopNEK SEVENTH AND D ST BETs,
INTBLLlGENCRR BUILDING.
Que 10 Union Of Colleges extending 10 the priueipa
cities Perm nently based upon the Just principle Of
lldlyldua "waeTshp IL offers unsquAlled advantages
rates much lower than eau be afforded by any oIhsI
schools
spsncsrAu PsnmAushp taught in itS purity by Henry
spencer, the celebrated author Of the speneeriAn
Key to PenpAnship
The Iy,tsm Of BaEiness PrActiee Invented AID sue.
oesfully Taught by the propre nr viii receive his sps
eLal attention THIS IL the most Imp Ttaot pert Of the
Book 'ksaping Course, Here the student Applies hts
theoretical knowledge, and IL prepared for the more
minute details Of actual business The syatem 10 20
VAluabls that theirs are using IT,
Ind Vldua Instruction adopted 10 all branches allows
the studsnt to proceed rapidly BIZ CHI The
teacher the only who needs to know the dehcan
eu Of auy pupil. Especially Ia this the Gaze duriDg
tbs Summer months, when schools usually have small
AttsndAnea.
Tia public are invited to call and examine the most
bsauuful eollsstion Of Pen'work ever Exhibited in
q; circulars adore" HENRY N, ooPP. AN.
jsls'u ., ..- Propristor
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Yaticual grpnblifan.


EXHIBITION or THE UNION FEMALE AokDEny.
Msissrott Hall crowded last svsnioglby . large
. andisnos, Of ladies and gentIemen 10 witness the
.sir,esptb annual exhibition Of the Upioa Female
Academy, under Ms. z Richards.
The exsrclses we're Of the most Pleasing and In.
tsrestiug character, and drew forth great praise
from those present. The pfosramms was ss fol.
lows. .ti
Music Chorus.
Prologue Miss toui,a Marshall
Uomposition A--Carelessness, Miss o. Rockwell,
iPussy People, Miss A. Lsuisi Great People, Miss
T. Prathef; Alteration, Miss A. Henderson,
81 ,itIons--Morn and Eve OF Life, Miss D.
Sweat, viiisht Musings, Miss L Downing, The
oeilt Of virtu.s, Miss M. o. LyOnsi Memories,
Miss n. A. Lusby. fr H..f ~
Music-1 Chorus
Dress Con ention-o Characters: Mrs Drab, Miss
Bloom. Hon Miss Pauline L'Minx, mrs. orenm
& Cheese, Mrs. Rita Schmitz, Miss Modisie. Mrs
Regime. Mrs. Bedotte, Miss. Dasher, Mrs. Wise
usic--Ipstrumental.
~ o,ltion,--MusIe, Mis-. n. A.. Diek.n.op;
The worldt Silent Watchers, Miss A. A. Cray
The wondsrfsi Book, Miss s. =. Gray Dropped
Stitches, Mrs O. Baker.
Music--Daetts BY Misses Clarke and Greer.
Con pnsitions from Graduates-To- Morrow, Mis-,
NJ. Prior, Unknown, Miss Ida M. Clarke; Choice
Of Prire. Miss N. A. Young We Part Tonight
Miss N. Il. Greer.
Masie-Choras and s 10 BY Miss Anna spsidsn.
The Fairy o,sen---cbaraetersi Fairy Queen
Ella, Mountain Nymph, Resolie, Fairy Of the Glen,
Lupstte Fairy Of the Grove; Gentills Fairy Of the
. Fieids. LILA Fairy Of the Like, Enc. Grace Of
Love- Two Fairy Maids Of Honor, OrilIa. ses
Nymph, Ro.a, Fairy Of the Flowers; Lyra Pairy
ofthe I,le; Viola, Fairy Of the wae,faiI,; Phiiome
Nymph Of the Grot,o, Celia, Co,tar. Fairy,
-sIi Mnsio--Duett bv Misses Gray, Preminms dis
tributed; Music rInstrumental, Diplomas con
Jared. Music Chorus. "
5} Premiums were awarded 10 the following youns
a ladies: Lsris Jordan, Cynthia Rockwell Id
THOMPSON. Rose Insie. Maggie BaIant,pe. r. lar
ner. L. Marshall, r. Atkinson, L. Greer, L. Down
/, Ing. Mary Jordan. Bette LueenbeeI, Emily Hunt
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ouARrRRnAsrEH GESHnAL's oprrcr,,
RIRsr DTvIsIos,
wasHsoros, D. O., June 10, Is0s
order Of the ouafter master General, there vfbs
sold on the premises, ct public auetion uBdsr the Al.
FRIDAY, July Is 1884 n clock M The following
described pablo property, TO wit: .l.-
oao steam BOILER 30 feet long Aad feet In disms,sr
with tive l1ineh return nass made Of u inch boilsr
ssstiTOn 'front.' gauge cocks globe valves, iced pump
smoke. stack and hood, steam gauge (Asheros patiently
pipe, Plugs reducing pieces. Ae. allin good
Two worthingtoa steam Force Pumps, No. Q, 10 inch
pei day conass,sd with them are the rseais ave.,
cup. &C. TS.s PuSp. a.. sO%s.l" SS s. ,. .sS IN
complete working order.
s':1s %i'ss w; i Fellows
500 tsst 9.issh wrOusht.irOn +"
bSt feet lH.ineh east.i on
400 feet ~ 'iueh
Leo feet l.insh
b,Vo1 feet A-tneh "
With all the Sss.s..y eonn.s,ious such !. ia beads
co dou sossiSsf 9Th ,ss oo s 70 s sss.
Tor mskinE alterations and y-pAr. In water pipe such
ar!, psnssss s"aIsi"s tooi 80 dies P'''' sr.S'
The dsp :. -s.,.,,S.s sy vessel. Of tn.
Term: Cash, 10 Gov-rpI en- fuSds
Deliveries vii bs made to purchasers on or bsfor.
boat for Gie-boro' all -svs the Sixth street wharf
every hour DUR the Gay Of ale.
sSy fur,hrr Information that may be .sir-d III be
George 7. Brcwuins, A q NJ, aie.bsro',r, G., VI Al
'''' once, pr,vu pn. On SAsts !. & ,S.s:;.
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ IN VIZ. e Of writ Of fi"L, r'e.. ,..asd IRON
Iunbs, aud 10 me directed / viii expos 70 pab 10
sale for eash root Of the Court Hoass u sad
o m IhR iu thad
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
~ PUMPS, wATAR PIPE, FIRE PsUGs A., con-
TaB wATER. WORKS AT orKsBoRo., D. O.
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M a Lyon. Anderson, Mobile; w I Gleaver, @ B
imrorlng, Lyon, d + Bancroft, NJ Douglass,
lexas; = 4 Hunter, w s Epperson DR. d s John.
ston: on; Dr. u II Holmes, Miss; I Robinson, Ala; A
M Wimouth, Meridian; L Love- Marion Ala; W r
Gray, Columbus, Ga q NJ Reading, MONTGOMERY:
J. wilson, M Roynet, Boren, Tyler
Texas; ! Jones, j w Persons Port Gibson:
Magruder, DR. J Mcintyre, Port Gibson; W
Roberts, DE- w Il Pork, Tyler. Texas; S Yondorf,
\ M DUR, Jr, Shreveport; W Daniels and wife,
Memphis; 4 G Garland and wife 8 Rose and
family; g Gass and family, Texas; w Everett.
Monroe La: Roper, Camden, Ark; j NJ Plant,
Clark, Newton; ] G McAllster, Memphis; q W
Langley, jackson; H Cage, Canton; j 8 Rob
inson, J Sanders, Mrs Nurse and two daughters.
M L nickie and wife, G w Smith, A Poole j A
Blanchard, DR. Smith, DR. Robins, Miss; w I, VIII
Hams, La; f Pollard, w Webb; Ky; j A SewelI.
Miss A Lawton, Miss C Hood, La; J @ Mills,
Ala; G W Balance, Natchez; L Pennington, Ind.
Mrs Frammel, G M Mcfarland H slather, city;
Mrs Bird; Mrs Owen; DR. Freeman, La; v ii Fu,
gate, D H Dement,, B Williams Yazoo CITY; 4
H Sandert, W E Druman, Wilkinson, DR.
Smith, 9 Ayrss, Beer, Miss; J Il Thompson, A
johnson, H N Wickham, Il Echols, Summit; Day
and wife; Il M Pease, Austin, Texas; G Young,
D A Dodd, G W Gooeh, Texas; R A Bristow, Ark;
J G Wilson; J A Williamson, KY; Ut Cartwright,
Tenn; Mrs Pinkston, Ala; Wilderen La; j II
McTntire and wife, I Loyeless, w L James and
wife, McIntire, H Gordon, Ala; r M Mont
gomery and wife, city. N
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two comrades, but seeing that there was no chance
for a run, and as we were entirely unarmed, said
q" suppose that there is no help for II, and we
must consider ourselves your prsoners.r ~
NO" said he, we've got more prisoners at the
Courthouse here than we know what to do
WITH" aHow is that said III Why don't you
know that Gen. Lee has surrendered his
army" "No, Idon't, and what's more I don't be.
lieve it, Irepfed. Come along with me then, I'll
soon convince you" I followed him to the road
which was short distance off. The horses of all
three of them stood tied to the swinging limbs OF
an oak near by, and after telling me to jump up
behind him, which the others did also to my com.
panions we all set out at brisk pace up the road
to the Courthouse. They had been out foraging
they said, being very short of provisions in camp
and stumbled upon us accidentally, while looking
for hogs in the woods. 80
Their words were verified before we got
far by Confederate soldiers whom we met, who
had been paroled and were returning nome. They
were very kind to us, and after taking US to the
camp where the remnant of our army were waiting
to be paroled, left us with many expressions Of
regard, and an invitation to visit them at theil
camp.
We were not long in finding out many friends
be paroled.
pass over the many narrowing scenes that occur
red here to the last and most touching of ALL Gen
Lees farewell to the Army of Northern Virginia
The morning that he left US shall never forget
Never in oil his glory, when victorious and happy
he rode amidst the glittering ranks Of that army
whose fame has rung throughout the civilized
world, and on whose achievements future histo
rians win gaze with wonder, did he appear half
great or noble, as when bowed down with griel
and disaster, he came to bid farewell to us who
had learned to love him as q father.
Crowding around him, grasping his hands, his
coat, his knees, the rugged veterans who had
stood unappalled amid the dreadful carnage Of
Charlottesville, or who had unfinchingly charged
with Pickett up the hloodstained heights of Get
tysburg, wept like children. From the brilliant
and fiery Gordon, who dashed away with impatient
hand the bitter, burning tears that fell like rain
to the ragged and grizzled private who in broken
accents prayed for blessings on his head, the same
love and devotion to him showed itself. r
! see him yet, God bless him his voice tremu.
lous with emotion, his gray head barred, bless his
soldiers and hurry away to hide his grief see
his stately form slowly descend the hill and disap
pear behind the clump of trees, which hides him
from our view, and I yet hear in the sobs of the
stern soldiers around me the death knell Of the
Confederacy. The scene fades away with the dis
appearance of the greatest actor, and l find my
self gazing into the red embers and unconsciously
perusing there the last leaves of a soldiers
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