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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

TAM NOW FILLING UP WITHM
l. FURNITURE Of every description 'By oh
whole house. four floOrs--two over one num-
dred feet dctp-whch am selling III tr:looia'n"
terms and ut reduced prizes Chamber suits from
sos 10 $3.50, Plror from 800 TO 1907 Walnut Lounge
of nv own manufacture, Mattresses, Fcatn"r Bed.
Uph0lstering, repairing. chairs caue-.Ilcd ti"r',
delivered free IN the city. }. d. GTENtHD,
mn fam $40 Broad street.
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BY ". Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
crrncr of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSI ONER'S SALE OF TEN LOTS
" lNLEW 1875 PLAN, ROCKETS, ON BUTH
SIDES Of CENTRE SrREtT.-As commissioner
OF the County Court OF licur!co, appointed by de-
Thomas cs. Blankirship 1t ais. shall In execution
thereof. proceed To sell at auction, on the premise:
on THURSDAY the al of October, 1878. at O'Clock
y. NJ, SIX LOTS located rs above, numbered 10. 20
u, "a %, and q, fronting together la feet on the
north side OF Centre street runsinS back 40 fee. u
Lewis street. Oh which they have the Ike front
Also. FOUR LOTS. Nos. 10, H. L. and Is. fr infinl
together 1873 feet the south side Of Centre Street
running back about e. feet.
TERMS: Liberal, ana made known NJ the hour OF
SALE. CHARLES :. CONVERSE,
60 ,1-,sqsgOj Commissioners.
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Bv Richardson & Co.,
nv fIVTIIT'IHNIII u VI
Aucttoncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lll3 Siain street.

VERUSTEE'S SALE OF \ VALUABLE
/ TRACT uT LA:n Oh THE RIVER ROAD,
~ IIESRlCO COUNTY, FOUR MILES East
OF TIE CITY Of Richmond. BY AUCTION.
Ry virtue OF the provision, of deed OF trust bear
Ing date the ri day Of august, 1877, from Eugene
X. Gum 10 iii" undersigned trustee, GUY recorded
in tho clerk, office of The County Court Of icn!co.
10 secure the payment of Il certain negotiable note
therein mentioned, shall IL trustee IN said deed
sell bv public auction theing required so To do Ivy the
beneficiary therein securely. on MONDAI. October
O. 1879, at L. o'clock NJ, in front OF the llcnricn
county cOurt-hnusc, on Main street, In the city OF
Richmond, the valuable TRACT OF LAND dc
scribcd In said deed rs containing EIGHTEEN
hCnES, being that portion OF the real estate Of ".
#. Gum deceased, which was allotted TO him thu:
said Eugene X. Gum In the partition made APRIL
), l37e, between the children OF the said W. L.
Gum. . .
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expense OF
executing this trust and the sum OF 1915, Win M
tnrcsl thereon at ~ pr cent. per annum from the
I'd OF August, 1873, until pads the residue OH such
terms As Shall be announced at the time or sale
}. 4, RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, AuctionecrS. se2r
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BY w. Go,idin,
By W. Gofdln.
AuctlOnecr and Rcal Es1te Agent,
corner leven,h and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC-
Y TIVE LOTS On THE NORTH SIi,E OF
STREETS. For SALE AT AUCTl0S;1Will DC
sold at auction on The premises. on FRIDAY Inc
cd October, lS73, ut O'Clock L. VI that bh3 ~ l.
of Mcssrs. Bernard CluikIcy and r.. Is. Allison.
ii has front of72 feet, and depth Of lis feet TO 4
wide alley, To be sold as whole or SUI, 'lncI,
~ may he dccrncd best al the hour of sale. This
lot Is highly ornamentrd with grape" Ines, shade
trees flowers, &c. and Is among the haEdolncst
lots In that desirable locality.
TEtNS: Ouc-fourth cash; balance 1t !, ,, and :
vears bearing interest secured By deed OF trust.
So .. ". GDDDlN, Auctlnn,tr.
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NNE THOUSAND CORDS Ohk AND
OPINE WOOD FOR SALE.-Mc base ~ ne
yard. Fiftceuih street between tirf i.'!i ~
Streets and tIee's station Chesapeake AMI ono
railroad the above quantity Of WOOD, when W"
are selling wholesale ard retail. Give Us Il cav
+ + nj GLAND. RAGLASE Z CO.
I II WooDCOcK ~ =t-iUd3:a
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ICE-CREAM!
VIII be furuishcdat the shortest notice al The
MA,N-STREETI CE.CREA4 DEPOT
1886 MAIN STREET.

Managers Of PICNICS aud Fest aes w,
well 10 Ive me call before purchases - .. ~
warrant to furnish only the best Gaahts y,
Orders to furnish cream on Sunday inas! " ~
ui rsREs ,piain and ornsmentalA tASpisII
French and AmcricaDi, FRUITS, SIis, 49,
CRACkERS always OH hand al WHOLESALE ahN ~
Nv BAKERY aud CANDY MANuFaci'hA
Is uuriyaliea In Richmond o,,v Ei,a
Gooes, asiissisa t y '>''' G. XiA.NER,
'A " si.Jm successor TO Capped, Zimmef 3 ~
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers-
Eleventh street between Sa II and Bank.

THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL LOT or
L GROUND AT THE NORTHWEST COkSER
OF CARY AND PINE STREETS AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, nth September, commencing NJ
a O'Clock p. NJ. we will sell upon the premises the
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND situated asaboye
having front of 1893 feet on Pine street ana OF 139
feet on Cary street. 1t will be subdividcd and sofa
according TO plat which will be shown 1T the time
Of sale.
Rcccat sales In this immediate vicinity indicate
prospect for the most rapid increase IN value i"r
business purposes and Tor dwellings. No better in
vcstment is now Offering.
TERMS: AZ sale. .
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF an order
~ Of the Circuit Court Of the city OF Rlchmond
made In tue case OF" Hamilton Bingham rS. George
Ouay, shall proceed to sell ~ the shetihs odice;
Ills Main street, on WEDNESDAY the Isl Gay or
October, 1878, at IL o'clock. one superior BAGA-
TELLE TABLE, iu good condition..
JOHN w. WRtGHT,
sc a3-td Sheriff City OF Richmond.
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A1TtrIoN saIEs-This Day.
By Cook & Lauglrton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Eranklln streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
III PETS, EXCELLENT PHYSICIANS BY, :
GY nc All AUCTIUN.-TEIISD DAY ut 10 O'Clock
we will .sea st our auction rooms good assort-
ment OF ~-,r,-,E
IOUS EFfeLD and KITCHEN FURNlT UfE'
RRITSS ri IS as,d INGRAM CARPETS: -,
One superior WALNUT BED-LUUNGE, uphoi-
holsicred In green rep:
WARDROBE. BEDSTEADS: - =,
MABEL E-TOE' CABINETS, WASIISTANDS and
TABLES:
EXTENsION-TABLES. &C., sc.
ALSO.
One excellent physicians TOP-BUGGf, SOLD on
account of removal from city. u,
we have ut private sle several Su"crior EneHsii,
RrusseIs and other CARPETS, which are AS good
as can be bought. COOK Il LACGHTON,
so % AuctOnecrS.
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BY D. X. Weisiser,
AuctIoneer and Land Agent,
IOl5 Main street.
u,uAT MOST DESIRABLE AND A

THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND At
i TRACTIyE LOTFOR A BUSINESS SIA SD ~
STREETS, OPPOSITE J. r. WINSTON CO.'S,
RICHMOND. At AUCTION..By request OF Mr. r;
John MandlIs | will SELL, on tue premises, III l.
Is7a the above LOT, fronting Pearl street IS feet,
running back New 50 feet and on Carr y ieGI
mile neces OF property in the city. Its convenience
to dcpots mills, warehouses, &r.r Will save alarge
percent. in drayagc. 1t is suited 10 any .Sihd VI
There are about $4,000 bricks, which the p"r-
chaser will ger. 49, o,, ,,o
TERMS: One-third cash balance at one alia l%o
ro,rs interest added ut six per cent, IN negotiable
notes secured by Il deed Of trust
u. *. WElSIGER, AucdoDeer.
POSTPUNEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed to future day, OF
which notice will be given. ,.,.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale Of the aforementioned property Is post
pon,. until Til URSDAY the I'd of October, 1873, ut
the sa M hour as mentioned above.
Sc % RICHARDSON 4 CO.. AuctioneerS.
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CONFETISHERIEs.

DOsSIEUX'S.-Go to BOSStEC Ks 20
Is buy YOUR sweet things. He Is nanu ,!;@
daiy his lnimirable steani-elsiined fLtS sr.r,,
DIES; also. soda. butter, water. anu aT,Et>
,IifHfiES GING Ek-SUTs. SPlCED. NuIs,SS,y
&c. Makes TOBACCO and GIG AIRS sp.eEia IN.
Canned Oysters, Peaches, Tomatoes, g., - ga"
hors piieeo' Confacttont!.
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BY Grubbs q Williams, ..-,
Resl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
-FOUR SMALL DWELLINGS IN DU'
yAL,SADDITIOEA AT AUCTION On Fki
DAY, asfh September commencing NJ ~ y .r'ch
Z. NJ we wit sell upon the premises re- peciis
each, atthc southeast corner of Baker and ST. refer
streets, occupied by Lewis Washington, Cooper
Two FRAMED DWELLINGS on north side OF
Duval street just beyond st. Peter street. VIII
three rooms clch. occupied by Carter BraXton ahd
BENJAMIN Moore. ,,.t.
These houses all bring good rents, and are OF the
class so much in dcuiaud by those wanting cheap
homes.
GRUBBS II WILLIAMS,
-, 1ur,ioncurS.
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A VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESI-
N DENCE. OR MARKET FARM. FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the ""th Instant,
nremises i'm Towing Green, one Of the most desi-
rable localities around Richmond, on the road lead
ing from the MechanicSylc turnpike to. and IN
tnrscrtlnU with. the northern terminus OF Seven
tccnth or Valley street, about one mile nortieiSt OF
the city The desirable SUBURBAN RE>il,ESCE
or MARhET FARM owned and occuplcs Df &.
E,,rton Esd containing six acres, more or less,
of highly improved garden land, well enclosed and
s,lri(iaIlly wttercd, with conveniently arranged
frame DWELL ng In good repair, containing seven or
eight rooms aud all the necessary out-houScS sur
rounded bv large and beautiful shadc-trteS.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known AT The hour
of sal, RICH ARDSON K Co,
keal Estate AuctlonccrS.
1il3 Main street.
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BY Coulling & Pendleton.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 1901, corner Tenth and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO EXCEL
l LENT BUILDING LOTS NEAR HOWARD,S
GROVE, FRONTING ON THE J:OAD LEAD
ING FROM VALLEY STREET TO MECHAS-
ICSVlLLE TURNP1kE-Ylz.:
LOT No. o.. fronting on said road 30 feet and
running back Bill feet.
Also, LOT 90, fronting On said road 30 feet and
running buck IA feet.
Bv virtue of deed OF tr7st executed TO the sub
scrlbcr by John Corbett. bearing date Oh the 10Th
day OF February 1871. and duly recorded In llenrco
County Court In H. II. page So shall sell ut pub
lie auction on THURSDAY the I'd day of Octo-
Der, the above-described property.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale.
SO W WILLIAM FOI.Kt Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc ioneers,
lila MHin street.

A VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
ZION We shall sell by auction. on the premises,
on MONDAY the goth instant, at 81 O'Clock +. ",
a VALUABLE BRICK DIV ELLING on the norm
side of Marshall street between Twenty seventh
and Twenty -cight streets, Church Hill, with base
Inent and two stories above containing nine rooms
kitchen, &c. The lot llaS front OF 10 teet anu u
depth OF l65 feet. with an alley In the rear. This
dwelling Is admirably arranged for division INTO
two.
TERMS One-thlrd cash balance In SIX ana t"elVe
red payments with interest added, and secured by
q deed of trust - RICHARDSON & CO..
So "a Auctioneers.
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REMOVALS.

lanes FL. PATTON, NJ. D.,
u HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
hs removed to No. 107 north Thtd street, between
re l6-e0dlin
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BY D. X. WeIsIger, Aucuonser,
l0l5 Main street.

TOR SALE, S1XTY-FIvE CHEAP AND
Il ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS - MID
LOTHIAN,WITHINA Few HUNDRED YARDS
| OF COALFIELDpFPOT, on TIE RICHMOND
tsT Cor ConNTY, ABoGT THiRTEEN MiLFs
FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND; TWO or
THEM WITH BIPROyEMkSTS.-BYY virtue Of
The decree OF Chesterfield Circuit Court entered gu
the May, ls73 In the suit OF Elan, trustee. &c,
rS. Walker and dis,'' the subscriber. thereby ar
pointed special commissioner for the purpose vi
offer for sale, on the premises 4, public auction. 6>
TUESDAY the ed day of September 1875. a; the'
sirable property, known ~ WiSiERflaLD, aud
adjoining the lands of the Midlothian C9al-Nin!ug
Company, Colonel William 3. Woodbridge, and
others. The whole tract contains TWO HUNDRED
AND TEN ACRES, and will be sold either
whole. or in lots according 10 recent plat sab
dividing the same Into IS lots Of II 10 acre and II
TnE MINERAL RIGHTS WILL BE RESERVED
EXPRESSLY IN ALL TIE SALES AND ~ HE
DEEDS OF CONVEYANCE.
The lot with the residence has ki,ca .ranti Other
out-houscs, with an excellent garden AID shady
yard. Lot No. IS has Il small house and a tEe
spring OF water The railroad intarects the ,ract
4 new church and 4 Masonic hall and a pyth4it
hall are contemplated 10 he soon erected in Milo
THAN and with railroad facilities anticipated i,
settlers I'm this growing town 1t Is believed TIA; .
rare opportunity is here offered for cheap and be-
SAINT homes we'll - 10 capitalists 20: purP0.Cs %"
speculation
A map Of the above property can ~ seen At IT,!
Office of the auctioneer ana At Midlothian.
Terms: Onc-fourth cash: residue ~ fuG-. eight.
twelve, eight en-, and twenty-icur months-tn;'r'-:
from day OF sale at six per cent. per anuuyn. a.l
the purchaser giving his notes fo- The tcr-t ;4v-
ments, secured by the title being ret%:@cd
JAMES PLEA>hNT>,
Special { Commissioner
Sale conducted by d. h. WElSiCEE, Auc,ioncer.
RICHMOND September g. ~
No. cold hon, IA ....s-
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IOULLINCr & PENDLETON,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionccrs.
81 o2-c -d.w corner Tenth and Bank streets.

A NYBUDY WHO WANTS A GOOD
n FARM come and buy "GREENWOoD," In
Ucnrlco county. sixteen miles below Richmond,
one and half miles from James river; very near
Turkey Island creek anu tue River road: contains
about TuHEs HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES.
OF which fifty acres arc Iii timber: balance cleared
About two-1hirds Is line flat land not subject 10
overflow; the highland equally as gooc tlhc grass
land lies beautifully, gently soping to the south
abounds In springs OF good wafer an abundance OF
the hest mari; ho waste land; really good SOIL
naturally; very healthy.
DWELLISt; with four rooms {: kitchen, corn
crib, dairy, cabins, stables &c. Church. mill black
smith-s0p, aud stores convenient. If desired VIII
he divided.
Apply to L. III. KEMP. on the premises, or TO
j. l.. APPERSON, Real Estate Agent,
80 ,s.lot Richmond.
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uEAI, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE. the FARM formerly owned
Il by Mr.. William Gait: deceased, coattin u
ACEFS. Two hundred and fifty acres arc low
grounds: three hundred and fifty acres req high
lands, rich and productive; three huliIred acre
rr,v soil, good tobaccaSand wheat lands second
quality: balance in timer. Price, S?I,ooo, on lea
sonah!e terms oil payment
There Is Il large and expensive hmhSioh anu "ut
~ a3,w FRANKLIN STEAR%S.
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BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
ft1o N.,in str

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ YALU-
" ABLE BRICK DWELLING AND VACANT
LOT ON TIE NORTHWEST CURNEE OF
CLAY AND IHGkTY-FIRST STREETS,
CHURCH HILL. BY AUCTtON.-By virtue OF Il
decree OF the Chancery Court of the CITY OF Rich-
mond entered on The LIST day Of MAY, 1873, In the
cause styled Arnal, trustee. &c rs. Arnall and dts
therein pending, the Undersigned special commits
sionrr thereby appointed. win sell by public auction
on the premises, on ~ EsDAi the Ith qct2brcr
1879. ut O'Clock l.. NJ that FALuABLt: BRtCh
DWELLING. with basement ana TWO SORES ABOVE
containing. six rooms. kitchen with two, and LOT ?gX
ia iect-also VACANT LOT acjoinu2, OF The
northwest corner OF Clay and Thirty-tirst streets,
Church Hill.
Terms Onc-fourth cash: balance in three equai
ins,alnr;, PAYABLE RS prcivtly in four eight, and
twelve months after date. with Interest from date
cegotlabe notes 10 be- given for the deferred pay-
ncnts and title be retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and conveyance directed hy the
court JUN a. toNr.
Special Commissioner.
RrCt;,PpSOS & Co. Auciiourrrs. So -
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, sen ERA
Il LOTS on Decatur and Madison streets at -
per front foot: also number oil small houses III
Marx's addition, now renting 10 good tenants
- "'0 MOODY 6 ROYALL,
Real Estate hgNtS,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets.
CHA Manchester, Va.
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AIr1-Tvoy SALES.--FUTURE Days.

ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
,1ls Main street, opposite Dtspatch.
TARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND Ten
Il ACRES. EIGHT N LES FROM The OaLI
SALE POSITiVE.-At the request OF the owner, 1
snail sell without reserve In front Henrlco county
courthouse vt Y ocIosk MoSRA miles ee f1om t t
civ On the Charles City road adjoining the LANDS OF
William Gay, Daniel Jordan. and The heirs OF Lucy
Fraysier The farm contains one hunurea ilu yer,
acres, ten of which are III large pines' paiahce
cleared. .,n.,>r ppnu-E
1 r, ,ns n y SnI a.se AuctionePr.
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7.
Sale conducted by ID. h. WElSICEE, Auc'ipnccr
RICHMOND September g. =.

No: having sold nor. than on. fourth or "un-
third Of the above lots this day. from wait II ti,u
the rensiutcr will be offered for sale 90 -ATI"-
DAY, 9th September. lsi3, Il; the hour of nclrrk
I. NJ, on the premises.
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:EDTCATIGEAL.

THE
EIGHTEENTH SBESiON
Atsss C.0RDOE'S SCHOOL
FOR
WILL DE61S ON 900
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER lsT, F7''
TEACHERS:
Miss JrssiEL ioKDON. .......... Principal.
GEORGE b. MEnhILL, 4. ai.,
Iat,u, Mathematics, Natural Science.
ALEXANDER y. Holiday. ,u
T-nIycr,itr of Virginia and University Oh beThhJ
English aud Bcles-Lettres.
aiatgmr X ACHsIE TOGSO .-
---s French.
Professor o. A. EILCCSOS,
German.
Major W. B. MYERS,
Ora wing.
Circulars VIII he found ut Tie school-roo'Ns'
Sc $40.
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FU2NGT'gRE. &c,

EURNITURE. - The largest sbo"kf,j
h and the best goods have eur ~ pt krN~
now on hand. northern and city u!a'i", and y"HSS
daily receiving from the factories. Oar stock
comprises all goods kept In first cia-i house ~
know that they are cheaper than you can buy them
elsewhere they must bc seen. Pca-c cI'! anal lH".c
for yourself. =. GAltEirlti,
Sc ,l-3m No. 10 'Io'cinor Etr.'l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-03-25
Death of Terry H. Canal.

We are panied TO hear Of the death of
Terry II, Cahal, Esq, which sad event oc
CURED at Lebanon Sunday last, the 23d
inst. Mr.. Cahal was member of our bar,
and no one in our community of bis age
had more widely extended circle of &C
auaintances and friends. His position at
our bar, and indeed in every walk OF life,
was such as TO command the respect of his
profession, and to earn for him the ADM.
ration and endorsement of our people. For
bis future the highest hopes were enter
tanned, founded upon probity of charac-
ter, an assiduity in business, an eloquent
tongue, and an honorable smbition, which
gave promise of shining career. Mr.. Ca
halls death is another sad example of the
early decadenee of remarkable and proco-
cious powers. When the war called men
to the field, Cshal, boy, wsnt TO the front,
bearing on his shoulders all a mans re
sponsibility, and during that fearful strug
gle no man in all the Southern host was
more man than Terry II. Cahal. When,
after the war, he graduated at the Lebanon
Law School, he at this bar was among the
most brilliant Of the Juniors who came to
succeed to the places of honor made vacant
by the death of distinguished lawyers
whose names had adorned its annals. The
havoc death has made in that shining
throng of young men is remarkable. The
gallant boys who escaped the shafts of war
have fallen one By one before the silent
archer whose arrows speed regardless Of
truce or treaty, at MONDAY and in the silent
night. The young have fallen at the feet of
the aged and preceded them to the
tomb. Pitchett, Clare, Robertson, MAJ
shall, Webb, Thompson and Spurlock, have
gone down in the flush and fullness of life.
And now Cahal, in the morning of his days,
with unclouded intellect, crowned with tie
warmest affection of his friends, and with
an assured hope of immortality, has died,
wnile Springs first violets exhale their
fragrance in tribute to the pure soul, gone
in the bloom Of youth, to tread the shiring
shore.
In his mental character there was zeal
and earnestness uumized with venom,
and a high-hearted, high-headed spirit
which endeared him to his friends. That
cheerful balance of thought aud feeling
which, coupled with a stern devotion to
duty, is capable of great aspiratinos and
efforts, was his in full measure. His legal
associates of his own age feel that brother,
not rival, is gone, while those of older
rank deplore him as one fitted by nature
with graceful form and commanding talents,
to win and wear any honor within reach of
an honorable ambition. In his own Ian
guage, which should be his eptaph, che
did his duty and left the consequences TO
God"
The funeral of Mr. Cahal will take place
from the McKendree church, this morning
at 10 o'clock. The Sunday School scholars
of the First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church are requested to meet in the concert
room of Masonic Hal q, 8 A. M, to proceed
in a body TO the church. 1t was the request
Of the deceased that this school, of which
he was formerly superintendent, should be
present at bis funeral.
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Judge w. II. Williamson, Hon. A. b.
Martin of Lebanon, and Gen. Joseph b.
Palmer of Murfreesboro were in the city
yesterday.
Col. James w. McHenry has left the city
for two weeks trip up the country.
Col. V. K. Stevenson, of New Y ork, is in
the city on railroad business Of an impor-
tant nature.
Col. John 81. Savage, McMinnville; Jas.
j. Pryor, Winchester; r. Randall, st. Louis,
No.; John o. Evans and wife, Washington,
d. O.; A. Newliirk, Baltimore, Md A. NJ.
Weir, New York, and Charles S. Smith,
U. S. Army, are registered at the Maxwell
House.
Col. j. W. Head, Gallatin, ]. w. Brown,
Gallatin Examiner, James A. Leiper, Muir
freesboro, j. G. Lott, Washington, D. c.,
j. Chastain, Liberty, Mo-, j. E. Matthews,
River Station and Charley Williams, Eagle
vile, were registered at the ST. Cloud yes
terday.
Among the arrivals at the Commercial
yesterday were Maj. S. Waters, McMinn-
vile, w. S. Neblett and Judge James E.
Rice, GAINESVILLE, w. G. Little, Shelbyville,
n. G. Collier, Murfreesboro, j. w. Wither-
spoon, Columbia, A. II. Gardner, Gard.
ner's Station, ami j. l.. Bryant, Lynch
burg.