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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

New lNConPoRATloN.- The Pacific Coast Wreck
ing Company, of San Francisco, filed a certificate
of incorporation few days since. It's principal
object is to reclaim wrecked vessels and their
cargos. Capital stock, SIS, 900; divided into
$50 shares of 800 each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

From the Attd we learn that number of prom
nent citizens have associated for the purpose of
erecting II commodious building and getting up
paratus for public gymnasium at Oakland.
The probable cost, including the necessary guam
tity Of land will be about $40 900
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

BErTER.-A Western publisher lately gave no.
tce that he intended to spend fifty dollars for
the purpose Of getting up a "new head " for his
paper. The next day one of his subscribers
dropped the following note: Don't YOU do il.
Better keep the money and buy new head for
the edtoru
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

EGds FROM THE EAsT.-The Sacramento Union
says that there arrived from the East, the other
day, by the Central Pacific freight train, in one
Of the Davis Refrigerator Cars, 5000 dozen
eggs. Strange that California hens cannot lay
eggs enough for home consumption
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

RANK OF CrIEs.-The great cities of the
United States, those having over 100, 900 popu-
ation, rank thus l, New York 2. Philadel-
phia 3, Brooklyn 4, st Louis 8, Chicago 6,
Cincinnati, 4, Boston 8, Baltimore o. New Or
leans; 10, Pittsburgh; II, San Francisco ~,
BnfInIo l3. Wnshinpton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

POPULATION Of the leading cities in the Old
World; London, 3.2l4000; Paris, ,195, 900 /;
Cons,an.inope 800, 900 Berlin, 500 600 St.
Petersburg, G67 900 Vienna, 6O5 900 Naples,
500, 900 Liverpool, $40, 900; Moscow, 425, 900 ;
Glasgow, 40l 900; Madrid, 800, 900 Dublin
900 Manchester, 100000 Lisbon, 34O,-
600 AmRIerlnm. 2hO. 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

CHrLDREN's FEsTvAL.-The German children
of San Francisco to hold festival at the
City Gardens, on the 9Th, the proceeds of which
are to go to the German Sanitary Fund. From
all accounts, the children are working with an
energy not surpassed by their elders on similar
occasiOns, and they deserve Rnccesa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

The Daily Vallejo Recorder, always liberal
proposes TO reserve portion of It's Sunday issue
Of each week for the publication OF sermons "a nd
other religious matter, and extends an invitation
to the clergy of that place to contribute such
articles as will be apprOprinte.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

ASSESSMENT OF MORTGAGES From the Tran
script, October 9th, we learn that the Board of
Supervisors of Nevada county have passed an
uncancelled mortgages upon the Assessment
Roll of the present Fiscal year. 1t appears that
a special meeting had been called for the purpose
of Issuing this order The Boar6 thinks that
the law passed by the Legislature of last Winter,
excluding mortgages from taxation, will be de-
clared unconstitutional.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

BURNED OUT.-The Office OF the Santa Clara
Neus was entirely destroyed by fire on the ID
inst. Loss, estimated at $4,000 insured for
$1,000 Supposed TO have been the work of an
incendary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

AN AGED ABoRIGINE.-There is an Indian wo-
man in Monterey county who il is claimed ia
l40 years old She says she was a woman when
the Padres first entered Monterey, which event
transpired in June l770.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

STEAMERS For AUsTRALIA.--A telegram, re-
ceived by the AHa from Washington states that
the postal treaty between the colony of New
Zealand and the United States has been signed
The treaty stipulntes that our Government shall
pay f3O 900 to sustain frst-class line of steam
ers. The New Zealand Government has already
made the necessary appropriation, and the Alta
says that it is now certain that the Webb Steam
ship Line will go into operation before the first
of next January.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

The average damage caused by fire in the
United States is said to be $50 900 900 annually
OF this immense loss 1t is calculated that one.
third is caused by water used in ertinguishing
the flames.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

THE sale Of tickets in the Mercantile Library
Gift Concert has reached 10000. The mana
gers think there will remain from Is 900 to
10000 tickets unsold and which will have to be
DESTROYED.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

THE total loss Of property by the late great
fire at Chicago is So ,525, 900 insurance on same
1859, 900. OF the amount insured San Fran.
cisco companies lose 500 900
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

THE seashore of the State of Maine, following
its insinuosites, is upward of two thousand
miles in length. The length in a direct line is
only two hundred and twenty-sx
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

THE Sutro Tunnel, at last accounts, was Ia
1910 feet, The rock continues soft.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

CASH ON HAND.-On the first day of the pres
ent month there was in the United States Treas
ury the sum of 500 900 900, in coin, and $32,-
OOO, 900, in currency
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

THE assessed value Of property in San Fran
CISCO according to the Roll for ls7O-7l, is over
S75,OOO,O 900. The tax is 81 81! on each 500
valuation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

CENSUS ANTICS. Leavenworth Bulletin
has an amusing "take off " on the pretensions
to vast population by Missouri river cities, pre-
vious to the census, and sums up the actual
condition Of things after the Marshal's books
have been made up as follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

AN EDroR's DREAM--An editor, who was
evidently insane, or had strong aud vivid i'm
agination, recently got off the following appro-
pirate item, if true;
] had n dream the other night,
When everything was still;
dreamed that each subscriber
Came up and paid his bill
Each look of honesty,
Aud smiles round each eyo,
Az they handed out the coin,
Saying. How In that for high !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

AccoRDSG to the Oakland Transcript, thirty
seven new buildings have been commenced in
that city since September lst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

RESOLUTION favoring female suffrage was
defeated at the late Republican State Convention
of Massachusetts, The delegates seemed to think
that woman's sufIer-age was extensive enough
n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

LARGE IScREAsE.--In 1925 there were only
four Catholic priests in the New England States
Now there are Bishops, $50 Priests and Cath
Ollie population Of go, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15
Weekly Grinity yuurnal.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER I5, 1870.

Bs-L. p. FISHER, 30 and 2I New Mer-
chants Exchange is our only authorized Agent San
Francisco For Eastern advertising, Mr. FIsnR il repre-
sented by s. NJ. pErrNGrL Co. of New York and Boston
ES- New York Agency.-IIUDsoN 4 MESET. Al
Park Row. are our only authorized Agents in New York
city All advertising yor forwarded through their Agen-
cy will receive prompt attention.
NOttceAll communications, ertsements and other
matter, connected with JOURNAL should hereafter be
addressed to aud settled with c. w. CRAIG.
Neaveryille, Sept. l, 1870. Business Manager
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

OIL IN SANTA CRUz CoUsTY.-From the Sen
tineL Of October lst. learn that there is a well
in that county which yields from 80 to 100 gal
Ions Of oil per day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

FIFTY German families recently exiled from
Paris, arrived at New York last week intending
to make this country their future home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

LAST Wednesday, October 18th, was the 37sth
anniversary of the discovery of America by
Columbus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

THIRD VoLuME.-The Yolo Weekly Mail, pub
lshed at Woodland Yolo comfy, has entered
upon its third volume.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

THE San Diego Union tells Of grapevine at
that place six inches in diameter which has a ton
and a-half Of grapes of a fine variety.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

KEROSENE lamps have been introduced into
Japan. Figaro says this is one way to thin oat
an over-abundant population.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

$50, 900 cod fish, from the 0ckhotsk sea, ar
rived at San Francisco one day last week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

PUBLIC DEBT.-The total indebtedness Of the
United States Government, October lst, 1870,
was S., ,346 soc, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-15

$50 shares of 800 each.
AN AGED ABoRIGINE.-There is an Indian wo-
man in Monterey county who, it is claimed, is
l40 years old She says she was woman when
the Padres first entered Monterey, which event
transpired in June l77O.
BURNED OUr.-The Office of the Santa Clara
Neus was entirely destroyed by fire on the ID
inst. Loss, estimated at Sic, 900 insured for
$l,2 Supposed to have been the work of an
incendary.
RESOLUTION favoring female suffrage was
defeated at the late Republican State Convention
of Massachusetts, The delegates seemed to think
that woman's suffer-age was extensive enough
already.
LARGE IScREAsE.-In 1925 there were only
four Catholic priests in the New England States
Now there are Bishops, $50 Priests and a Cath.
Ollie population of $40, 600
OIL IN SANTA CRuz CoUsTY.-From the Sen
tineL of October ls. we learn that there is well
in that county which yields from 80 to 100 gal
Ions of oil per day.
FIFTY German families, recently exiled from
Paris, arrived at New York last week, intending
to make this country their future home.
THE San Diego Union tells of grapevine al
that place six inches in diameter which has ton
and a-half Of grapes Of a fine variety.
KEROSENE lamps have been introduced into
Japan. Figure says this is one way to thin oat
an over-abundant population.
PUBLIC DEBT.-The total Indebtedness Of the
United States Government, October lst, 1870
was So, ,346 900 900.
THIRD VoLUME.-.Tbe Yolo Weekly Mail, pub.
lished at Woodland, Yolo comfy, has entered
upon its third volume.
LAST Wednesday, October 18th, was the 378tl
anniversary of the discovery of America by
Columbus.
$50 900 cod fish, from the 0ckhotsk sea, ar
rived at San Francisco one day last week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15
LATEST STYLES.
Millinery and Mantua- Making

THE undersigned informs The Public
| lhat he has opened a NILLINERl
STCPE, in connection with The Maniua
Making Business, in he Store House ct
her ha- band, on Main street. she h's
jest rereiyed splenhid stock Of Bonneis,
Hata, Sundovns and Shaker Hoods,
Trimmings and Ribbons Of every de-
scrp.ou, Velvet and Sash Ribbons, Bon.
ne, Grapes, Silk and Ssmn Illusions,
Blopds. Laces, Riches, Velse;s. Neits.
French Flowers ard Fealhcre, &C., DC ,
also q large stock OF F.
Ladies Dress Goods Of every kind.
Straw Goods bleached aud Piesse TO or.
der.
All work will fe done promptly, neat
y and fashonably
Throughout tie season | will receive
weekly additions 10 NY stock. always af-
forcing the very newest styles.
Gall and examine my stock. ] feel
assured ,ho, can render satisfaction both
in goods and prices
l"s.' MRS. ANN COOK.
October %, 1869. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15
GREAT EXCIYEMiEN'I
At TIE y,
MERCHANT TAILORING
establishment. ri"

n'HE uoder.gned have just received from The
L Eastern markets one Of the LARGEST,
CHEAPEST / ard BEST STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought TO tlls market
The Slock consists in part of superior French
and English Cloths Of all colors, Gasimeres and
Vesungs, Cottonades, Cords, Tweeds. Spanish
and other Linen, &C., which the! will sell BY
lhe yarT or make up to order. They also in
vitc attention 10 their Stock Of ~
% RESDY+NADE CLOTHING, .'A
a FINE AND LARGE ASSORTMENT"OF
-. 90. FASHIONABLE HAWS.' y"..f-
NOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties,
Snspenders HandKerchielsD &C., which .ihey
w1' ssh cheap for cash; .,g ln.r ~.
end manufactured TO order at short notice and
a Ct guaranteed. a.l ''.
4 Nc are also agcntsior the celebrated No.
Family .EmPre Sewing Machines, l..s.
5. Z. HUMRICKHOU SE,
JAS. &. RiGHTSfINE.
Shepherdstown, October %, 1869. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15

Cons Bsaogs-Tbere is a higher
couraoe than The. daring of bauIe field,
aud greater, (orii,udo lllsn The stoicism
o( The Indian under torture. The army
NJ heroic na,tvrs includes many o,ber,
them ,bo.e Who suffered on the rack and
al the stake. The following beauuCul
tribute is IRON the North British Heviep:
Here are Gods hesoes," the heroes OF
,ae sIck chamber and tbe ys,l By the era
die side lie heroes Of posety and me
uork,bop 4; of sIlens patent endurance.
hasing learned through mech tnbulanon
iha. wa ting and suffering are ibejr dcs.
uned work the heroes Of long suffering,
forbeafsnce. and cls,ity. or Of victory
owe, cair.. of the uro.rpinsiio1. ,,lcaf5i.
Al NJ 'he b,,rbolJ ..tbp ioulv ,oiIi,s
men and womeL climbing mnuni. sacf,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15
80 e,,ls bio .:.2 For the Register.
aBR!GuT DAYS WILL COME
AGAIN.. ....r

Le,uslske this old world as We fad IL
Il is nol so cad as they say; ,
And, although We are poor We ~QH'
mind it, .,....-
Blu, merriIy jog on our way; .a
Be content with our 10. and remember
When trouble looks in al The door. ..
Thai II will mol be always December
BuI bright days viii come again once
morei '..
There are some who sre grumbling for-
-"' eVef-
There are faces that alwsys sre long
And lkrow there are nsny who never
Can ,hiuk but thst eyerylhlng's wrong !;
But Ihtre's no one so poor or so lonely
But cen easily comfort and cheer,
Some poor heart lhas's as weak, II they II
-... only
Make The most Of thisworld "5Ile 'hey re
. here. -..
lie. US tighten the load Of our neighbors,
Tie good work will thus he begun
If we briGg cheerful hearts to our lsbgr
The battle is more than halt won
Be content with our lot and remember,
Wien trouble looks il q, lhr door.
That it will not be always Dscember,
BuI bright days will cone ogsln orce
more
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15

years. DO nat ttests Us is,heHess, / be-
ssech sou Il would freely give my life
10 save his. -i NlRGIsTA e.
"Ihe usher suon returns, the door tha,
has seemed Of fatsmsnI opens before Bs,
and with a be wilderep feeling We en'ef
The President Is setung near table, and
nearly iscing The door, and as he green
Us politely, noiice usces ci tears upon
has face. His voice. too, beusys emo
uoB. .
"Mr. President said. with whss
steadiness could commsnd, 1.-THE hus-
band OF lhls lady, J. W. c., 'rWenty.sev-
enlh regiment. - volunteers. 10 sen.
lenced 10 be shot, as YOU have learned
lroa the letter, and we ara come TO s,s
YOU TO spare his HE. Mems lives are
getting lo be precious
al know IT, but | must do Some'ling
10 keep thOse fellows, or bali OF them
would IUn away
"Ailer some nOIe conveTss'ion, which
| cannot exactly recall, be SAID al last :;
"N0wyou women NAV gD bone COM
lofed. | have Ielegi ghed for them no'
TO be executed until | send sn ORDER, and
| ,Uu'I To send ibahofder.
"Ihe pooI woman al ny side could
only weep her lhanks, hutI Tecoilec'ssy'
ing, more th an once: 'We thank you
thousand times, sm' b. s,r..- rr' iH
,7"'Ibe Pfesideut rose and dismi.sed ,'rs
10 a pleasant and chse:ful way, Hsas'a I
with sbch kindly sympathy 10 word and
manner ss shall sIwsys gratefully and
ahtcuonately rsmember And We fwent
oui;snJ that good face nrver look so Z 'od
to me al any plbeI Ime, except when. |
looked upon II Iylug smId. 'he amenla-
ton, and hesrt brraG Of a greaI peuple,so
placid and Peatefol, as II deSIh, 70 the
eres, III srtyrl sefe only another name ioi
immortality. t.- $500
"l~rl only adj thaIl subsequently
knew something ol Ihe soldier, and never
had any c5use 10 FegreI ike interest had
elt IN hls behalf"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15
THE GREAT ATTRACTION.

w. B. LAUCK'S BOOK S NOTION STORE,
JT EEPS constantly on hand complete Stock
II Of Books, Stationery Fancy Goods, Toys,
Notions, " all Paper, Window Shades, all The
latest Newspapers, Periodicals aud Magazines.
Subscriptions received for the same at Publish
ers prices. ALL Goods sold CHEAP for
CASH. Subscriptions required TO be paid IN
advance. ....t
Persons p1tronjzing my establishment will
receive particular attention, aud every pains
will be likeu to accummoda them. Every
article required bv my customers, and those
who favor NE with call, if not on hand, will
be furnished at the shortest notice.
Nov. 30 1866. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15
PARTING.

Close 10 my dreaming hear, .r
You $1,000 that Jay
The ,lme OF life had cone
To hear yea, or ray.
looked in your face,
Bul you turned it away.
Ard'ii ever Hope lit my hearI,
|, died out that DAY
Years long and weary
Have passed since that Dag ;
Love. Hope and Happiness
49,: Have faded away.
Ynur Ine is your lic,
Go you yuur way 4;
.a Nv soul and yonr soul -
.-.s paued that daY y .-.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15
Looking Back

Up 10 certain period IN iIis, u is ihe
.entrnrv oi msa 20 toNs foT"rrd. Bct
aS We suite al md,Ae age. we find our
selvss LOOKING back. TO q nan OF 'pld-
die ite, eXrstsnce .. 10 longer a dream
but reality. lie Las not uurh n.0Te
now 10 LOOK toresrG 10, frr tie character
OF hls lie u generally fixed bv ihsj ,pc.
llls profession, LIS lone. his ocrupsHnD,
vii be. for tie mot part, whst Ih,v arc
now. lie viii make few new acquair
tsnces-nv new !,lents, IL l. E'e ,olra.n
thought connected wlh mlddle sgr lLsl
lie, last business i. begun in eafre,,
ana /, IS then. n.iiway belHc,n ~ ara.
lie and ,he grave, tiara .msn tctr's ~
lluk back and msIv,I, wah a,Slnd ai n,-
uurse,s>s le,lns, that he Ir, the dbys.H
youth g by so hali-crjnyed Il j" 'h,%.
pcnsjve ap'unn fteiug. tie senssiinn Il
malt sadness Ihst We experience whcn'Ite
iOnge-t daV OF the wear IL ps.l. and tvrry
DAY ,ha loloss j. shorter and tie hgGt'
!4lp,cr, and ,te feeble sha'ow t,!l nat
n uto Is Fastening - her WINTER gave.
Sorccs man look b'ck urea ~, No,tn.
Wheu the ,rnth lotrrs ) sell rrin re
tnind tina, a nan - 10, longer C.vng "P
Lbl uiGcwr, a.! Ia,t tie EGE Is Jfc~a' g
wcsieri1g,lc I~,s, sasb "a Iyus. L-,ino,
Nov tis jsausrri lc,hug. Ili - n
Hstl Is IL &c 'figh Cii.ba tone Il
!eqlue q Ne n.atr, Mo- We wth
have bEen sn ,inhrrihrce incorrpt'hle.
undr 6lrd.. and. That Isd,th s@Ay,' wLHt
have We to 30 il thlpgs p'., Bot
n6w ,h,re lies before Us man oud, VI b
tsesroe .wt+k and iheu OLD age, 2oi
thrn ihg' grave, tnd nIen bono. And -"
manhood, N Ihe,. Ck,ls,sn Ito - beI'ro
ihsn boy hood. because II iss rper ilspg;
aud olJ age ough, 10 bs lnghtcr Sad
a csliner, snh more sere.e thIng thsn
marhOot. Thi.is second ,oUth r.
man. better and holer ihsn hlc first, II be
will look on and noI back. TbeIe !, 5
peculIsr simplicity OF learl, and touch,
ing singlensss Of purpose IN III ChrI7n>n
old are which has Opened 81 dolly a y
not Fl fully, 1t is then that 70 t'e VIZ.
Gom OF tie serpent 4. Idtd tbs haTnless-
ness OF ihe dc,c; II IS Ihen thai ~ lie
ii m1ess of monhrod i. jp-rcd Fmos' tr"
geni'rness Of omanhood il - lher ihs'
the somcw at au.'efe and snCr' r., fSct-r
OF growing .ireagih, moral and ,r's.,r.
tum. nclIoWs In'o Irptness Of IN dl3~S 4"
msde sweet sod wlcrant by tspcri' i'1Nr
ILis then ,hst uen rciefn tc 6tsI prnNI.
pies. Then cones . loNe moic pure
and deeP llisp the boy could .c'r i,d;
rhen comes a conviction With HitngIh
bpyord. ,hst ibe earlIcstle',oa Of fie -
lnhnilc. --. ,.-.---. --- !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15

a colored Son 10. psmsd Hrfpt Ml-
lsr. died the Other cay in .Pnisdelphis!
Ie,sihg Si0o 900 wer'h Of p,opsrya
She vas originally s'slsse B sopG, Gsr-'
oEius and derived hsr fourne Isoa, neb.
p!4uitr nsmeu PsIv-. who NAMED bet
oot Of era jiode bsesuse rho vsnsJ biu.
ofs conspiracy Of his,laysp ssaiLH hi,
life. SLew.s SIS years old. .7-f,a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15
COLD Winter IS G0HIIG |!

TJlHE undersigned would announce 10 his
l. friends and customers that lie has now n
Store a large and well selected Stock OF
MADE Up CL0TUING
for Men and 2ovs. Special attention has been
given to large and well selected stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES for Ladies, Misses,
Children, Men ard Boys. City made and Eas-
tern Goods. A large stock Of HATS AND
CAPS for Men and BOYS, the latest styles, nov
in store \ large stock of Urder>hiris srd
Drawers from 80 cents up. Complete stock
of GENTShFURNiSHiNG GOODS. Gloves,
Hosiery, Collars Of latest styles. Neck Ties
aud Bows, Trunks, Umbrellas, Eaises, Rail
road Bags, NOTIONS. Jewelry, Tobacco and
Cigars.
] invite lie trade TO call and ex5mlne
my Sock before purchasing el,eW Lefe,
feeling conf ienI car cGsr Bargaius.
TERMS CASH.
Dor, forget the rla'e-O4k Hall Fer.
nishing House.
LLOYD LfCKLIDER
Sc t,nbrr 25, 1859. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-15
The Death Of StoncwaII Jackson-IIOw
r.- lie was kaiIcd.

The Death Of St0ncwan JaCkson-IIOw
-.-. lie was hiiIcd.
Gen. Jos. " Revere, who commsnd-
cd the Second Brigade, Second Division,
Third Army Corps of the Federal army.
81 tive battle of Chauctl!ursviHe, wf,t~s 10
the New York HsrdH giving additional
proof that Gen ; One'vai Jackson wss
6lilrd BY bis Ok n troops. Gen. Revere
states haton The night of Saturday, the
2d of My, 1863, his brigade was drown
out upon S,e Orange Court House plank
road near Chsncel orvIlle, aai shout tWl.
ghi lie rode 10 the lrOpl TO- Inspect the
plck6I line. While there he heard iHe
sound OF sn approaching csyelcado from
the Confederate lines, and from IT IN a
lew moments a man rode Up near bin on
lorsebsck, so close thsl he was plsiniy
dislingul,hah.e, and then, turning. rode
back tow ard The Confederate hnes. This
strange horsemsn bad just disaPpeared
when volley Of muskc'y was heard and
seen to come from tie Confederate, and
Gen. Revere, .beiag tissuised 10 uPl
form COMMON 10 both sIdes, rode IN 'bal
direction, aud 10 few moments came w.
on group of three UonfPdefslc officers,
TAO OF whom ueJe sOPpofIIng The Illrd,
who wac fstaily wounded by the vclley
which had jus, been heard TO come from
tie Confederate pickles. One OF 1irefe
officers seeing Gen. Revere, and suppo'.
ing him TO be 4 Cohhdtrs,e, ordered him
to ''ulde up theGeH and see vital troops
those we're" lie rode Of. and by cir.
cuilous route regsIneu the Federal lines.
Two weeks hiefwsrj lie saw IN lie
Richmond Enquirer a detailed account OF
The death OF Gen. Jaskson. and menlion.
ing the circumstances OF q soldier appear
ing on the spot aud who was ordered TO
ride up and reconnolre by the officers &C.
cowpshyng GenerI Jackson, in whom,
Of course, General Revere recognized
himself This statement appears 10 cor
cIu,lyely seuIe mat Slonewsll Jsckson
was killed bg his own troops, ss General
Revere states positively hat theie were
none Others in the direciUn from which
tic firing cane.
b. General Jackson was not killed 81
all. He died Of pOeumonia some limc az
ter The baue OF Charlottesville. .
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