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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

The export opucian. ar. B. W. Ballard, h Ia
tho city, representing Hagkess now Crystal
lized lenses. Those gia SOS have Won the admE
ration ~ all who have used them. Their sales
are Unprecedented nyerfHh0rc. Ihey can bo
worn any ienglu ~ time ~ one sitting. AMI give
a marvellous clearneaaOf vision. Hundreds have
had thOir sight improved by their use. They
stand unriynlled in tloir 8piondid reputation.
Mr. Ballard can ho consulted un'u saturday
20.h NJ pharmacy 0f h q. Caboll, jr., & Co., cor.
ncr fhird nnd Main streets
No vi adjust these wonderful glasses % tho
oye on scientific principles BY c0nsuitiDg hun
you viii arrest, relieve, aud possibly restore
your falling vision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

srn0f JOno Ireland. % Iexas; simon A.. hughes,
Governor cf ArkansaJ; :. d. McKnery. OOser-
nor ~ louisiana: Il Is. Turner. Judge United
statos Court; Ex-Governor Hubbard, Minister ~
japan; W. X Miller. ox-soyernOr u Arkansas;
g. a. Terry. Governor OF Florida W. d. BlOE-
ham. OK sOg1rpOr Of FlOriia. Alexander Gregg,
Bishop Of ne Episcopal Church ana Cnanceiior
Of tie University a tho South, and hundreds u
other distinguished meB Ia tho United states Ia
eli profs siOns and Ia all iepRrinif nus q rienco
have had their sight improved ny tho use of
Hawkes's new sps1scles.
All eyes fit0d with these famous glasses ~
Mr. 3 W. Ball8r1, expert opocian. fOf fes
days only. AT Is. e. Cabsli. Jr. q Coz Drugstore.
corner Third gAd Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
nome rriae wan Your Eye.

and do not allow any one else to do IL for
you under any pretenoc whatever. Nocause
Tor any ~ thi. now. My leUses are posi-
lively the most perfect made. They are
brilliant. soft 10 The eve, and when accurately
fitted according 10 my examination, are not
only N name hut IN fact genuine sight pre-
servers. Glasses fitted FOR all optical defects,
no matter how seemingly severe, at a mode
rate cost. Examination free.
Or. l.. GALgsKr,
Consulting Optican, 9lj east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Animal Meeting OF the Virginia A.
ISOLATION iscIh Mnst Mint

The annual meeting OF the Virginia Jer-
sey- Cattle breeders Association was held last
uighi. President s.. Krskine Miller, OF
Staunton, called il TO order.
After transacting n good deal OF routine
business the election OF officers for the next
twelve months was proceeded with. resulting
as follows: President, VI. q. Rove. Fred
erick.burg Vice.prosident, Alexander
Cameron; Secretlry. Joseph Il. Anderson,
Jr. Treasurer. H. Theodore Fllyson.
Board Of Managers: NJ. Er.kine Miller,
Stauuton; Or. J. q. Bealtie, Ricbmoud ;
". Gordln Merrici, Glendower, Va. a. B.
Chandler, Bowling Green; Milton Caycc,
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
BISHOP TkEANE.
a Souvenir to Him from the CRthO.
Hes OF the atfy.

AZ 4 meeting Of the Catholics OF this city
held last night ut Cathedral Hall Bishop
John j. k,auo was presented with 4 watch
and chain. The watch was imported by
Goddard N Moses, Of this city, has minute.
striking movement, and ls a costly affair.
The inscription upon IL Is: "From the
Catholics OF Richmond 70 Right Rev. John
j. keane, October Il, lSSS."
The meeting was cdod ~ order at 8
O'Clock. The stage was elnhorately deco
rat with palms and other evcrgreens, aud
besides he clergy were seated aiessrs. John
Purcell. Lawrence Loitier, Or. Jonn Ma
honey, J. NJ. Higgins. and The Committee Of
Arrangements. hcssrs. William Dailron. B.
j. Black. william Rankin, and .. j. Neale.
Nj. h. Courtney Jenkins made an appTo-
PIRATE presentation address, 10 which the
Bishop responded in hrs sJstsl eloquent man
ucr: after which luiter from Governor Lee
was read, m which he expressed regret tlat
other engagements prevented him from
beng present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

in any ofthe other organizations unless by the
consent OF the organization from which he
was expelled.
II is respectfully suggested that a special
committee OF three be appointed by the con-
ventlon to present this plan OF federation
herein mentioned for their approval. And
upon the endorsement by the convention and
under seal this plan OF federation shall be-
come law.
THE BALL TONIGHT.
This evening there win be ball at The O!d
pump-house IN honor OF the grand officers,
delegates, visiting brethren, and their ladies'.
Train wlH leave Richmond and Allegheny
depot at z. NJ, returning at IL midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
Registered Jersey Bulls.

For sale, two Registered Jersey Buus, ono
two years old and the other fourteen months.
They can be seen to-day friday tt the eat
IL stalls on The Xposit0n-Grounds Both
onmals are A. finely bred as ahy In the State.
Not caialOgued or offered in tho Jersey sale
OF Thursday tie 18th instant. Apply at tho
tent OF Joseph Il. Anderson, JF., for par
ticulars. MILTON CAHCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

W. O. Tugsie. Lagrange. Ca. writing about
Darbys Prophylaciic Fiufi. SAYS; Its a price
less jexsl as a dlstnfecsans cad deodsrizsr Ny
wife states for sho boBeas Oi young mothers that
70 Is valuable adjunct 10 Tho Harsery." IL 10
equally 80 70 parents travelling ~sih children
Not only h ne fluid iasaiaAble es adcodorizer,
but a few drops adde's 20 tho water IN easnlug
w.il remove ali erupgioss from the skin, chsnng.
etc. ana greatly refresA and scotfo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
The Luea.-craIton Murder Case.

In the HustIrgs Court yesterday counsel
for Joseph Lucas. charged with the murder
OF Thomas Grafton, moved fora continuance
OF the case. and the Court thereupon eon-
tlnued u until the November term.
The prisoner Was represented ov Z. '.
Meredith, Esq, Judge-eisct Samuel B. Wit.
and-S. Taylor Evans, ESQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

We have a Iot Of Mons kii and D0gskin
Gloves that We sott for u ai4d &i..0 ntSls
spotted. rice now Gls. FenB kli and Dogskin
Glove-, hands1me emb-OiIcrrf bars. AZ a per
palr G"n'5 kid Gloves, new shAIUs, n 10 nnd
a. hers Buck skin AM castor stoves, SL.O.
si.75. and q per PAIR. knglisn hiktsn waking
Gl0yes CONsIAEig HKJIuHEA
ttJ eapsf Hr1at streOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
THE NEWSPAPER MEN
GATHERING AEDBAEoUETIEGOF TaEM
Ar The EXPOSITION.
Featares Of the Day - Twenty Thousand
People on the Grounds-sals Of Cat
tl0-Various Notes.

About q month before the Exposition be.
gan when Dtrector.Gcncral Jones said tba,
the Attendance at the Exposition would
average 10000 people a day the assertion was
derided ana very few. II any, believed that
the Doctor knew what he was talking about.
"Joncs may know how TO pull teeth. but
the idea oi baying 10000 people every day
for seven weeks, when the State Fair was
considered a success with q similar number
for each of ihrec dsys-why irs ridiculous"
That w9S TIC general sentiment But the
experience ~ TIE past two wecEs has proved
general sentiment DO error and Dr. Jones
triumnhantly In fhe right. The Attendance
hgs thus far exceeded 10000 day. some.
time. doubling and tripping the figures
named.
Yesterday was q usual dav in the way o.
attractions. That is. there was nothing more
10 draw crowd than there had been n any
other tine during the show. Vet not less
than 2l,000 passed IN the Dassimcires be-
tw"eu ~ O'Clock in the morning and g
O'Clock q NIGHT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

The Hanover Troop, Captain Wickham,
sixty strong, arrived in the city yesterday
and were Inspected last night by Colonel JO.
Lane Stern.
The American Hotel Is The headquarters Of
tho onmnanY while IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
n,orour IrNa. why No,Y

II you have not Vet taken adyaniageof the
SPECIAL sale at Or. 5. Galeskfs, 0I5 east
Main (reliahe solid Gold Spectscies aud
Eyeglasses, guaranteed. at % and - 30 per
par) do SO A. once, for The opportunity will
not last long; are going fast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
Political clubs. Attention.

Go 10 Pizzui's, 100 east Broad street, for
your Fireworks for the demonstration on the
23d. lie will eel at New York pucos. and
has the largest aud most complete assortment
m tho Snuth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

AsdosrrBA BIrrsEs. ths wortd-renowned sp-
pesl1sr snj inssgorator Used noz over shs
whoie civilized world. Beware Of inilstioez
Ass for tho gsnuise article mauaiaesurei BY Dc.
!. G. X siesors a soDs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
change or couri Days In Alexandria


TIE clerk OF the House Of Delegates has
received 4 copy Of an order from the county
Court Of Aiex1ndris changing time OF meet
log OF the said County Court from the fourth
Monday IN each month 10 the nrss Monday
An each m0nth~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
ssllG-tdge Butter

in hai-pound prints at Richmond Cream.
Butter, aud MIX Company, No. west
Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Messrs. G. w. Davis a. w. II. Pepper are AZ
NurphY's Hotel win fUil iins y Millinery. No
lions, Cloaks, sc. htll 10 plea9ed % 600 their
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
a,nr 81 artrf

Our star shirt ~ 81, unlaundoned, Is un-
euallod. Male of lhe b0st M iieriai aud hand
made button-AOlcs. ~ hem.
CONSTABLE BROTHxks,
AZ east BrOai strcoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
Cnn.snhia nrntners


have Rats IN Dunlap shapes. nrstclsss gociA,
a. and $3.50. Hats 10 ali sLai IS and all prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
PRIVATE LrNCU.

~ O'Clock Nr Loycioy in John Bow
ers's booth, set table for the city and visiting
pr,e- and their friends Everything was
cooked on the gnuze.dOOr stovc-the coffee.
bread. cake. pie, roast beef, &c.-and the
lunch was much enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

KNCURAtON~ &C.
TXCURSIONS TO WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
GIE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD
will sell rouni-trip tickets %
WASHINGTON AT tAS5,
ard %
BALTlMOKB Al {a0A
Faot1,o days. iacladiug day Of sale.
gus oillriing visitors ~ ihe Exposition al op-
p.ff.aty lo ros ibc National capital ana ihe
~ lu.eatll city az a low cost lo'pfo returning
lo ta- toues. Three trains "a ~ except sum
Coz. 500 On sunday.
Il-.ois ior tsie 1T kyrt street station ami A.
". Dafoers. c0gaor Tenth ead Main streets
L.. A. IAl LOR.
c-It-im General Ticket Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
Richmond Cream. Butter. ana MIX
gonpnug.

No. west Broad strrct, viii furnish In
pinis and qusri-gilss jars at three aud six
cents until April lsl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
Iee 10 SPEAK Ia Manchester

Governor Ace 10 SPEAK In Manchester
The Democratic masSmeetng announced
early in the week TO be keid tonight IN rear
of Bowen & Bradley's. Manchester, has been
postponed nntii next Tuesday nisht, when II
will be held in front Of the market building.
Governor Fiizhugh Lee will be the orator OF
te occasion, aud il Is useless to say that be VIII
have large sudieDce 10 hear him. A special
invitation Is extended to the ladies, with all
OF whom the Governor is great iayoFite, 70
be present, aud all voters are EXTENDED
hearty welcome. There will probably 90
other snezkars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

DooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID xxxcurxo AT TaE pisRAfoa-fsIAr
iA0-xoCsx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Grand. Master Sargent, Grand-Secretary
Dabbs, and Nlce,president Iiannahln, OF
the Brotherhood Oi Locomotive Firemen,
are here as a committee b present b the
convention the articles Of federation adopted
hy the FIremen in their convention held in
Atlanta, Ga, about a month ago. Each OF
these gentlemen VIII probably be given a
hearing on the paper " hich they will present.
The plan adopted by the Fifemen and Gu
doIsed by the Brakemen provides:
l. That upon each system Of railways
within the con6res Of North America there
shall be organized a Board Of Federation, 70
consist Of three members each from Organza-
ti0ns herein n tpresenled.
,. That the b. l.. f.. b. L. F., :. NJ.
A. A., B. r. g., and X. Of L., and Il. OF T.,
shall receive and consider the appllc1-
ton Of any other organization on that sys-
TEN 70 Join the Federated Board 10 be ac-
cepted a. a mai aiorliy see it, and do hereby agree
10 the following articles Of federation to
govern our relations with the management OF
the system uDOn which We are employed.
3. That tue members OF the Board OF
Federation shall be representatives. Of the
Executive Grievance Committee OF their re-
speciye organizations.
4. That in case Of the Executive or
NrlcbdLce tOIiIDltttt Vl tiilff pielifIaAiDu
falling 10 effect a settlement satisfactorily to
them, they shall comply with the law OF their
organization regarding grievances aud
strikes, and IL their action in the matter re-
ceives the endorsement OF their organization
said grievance shall be submitted 70 the
Board OF Federation for hnal action.
8. That should the Federated Board
sgree on the iu.tness Of the grievance they
shall az once proceed N adjust the same.
6. That the Federated Beard failing 10
satisfactorily adjust The difficulty shall no.
tifY the organization presenting the grievance
OF such failure, informing them that II they
desire 10 go beyond these peaceiul measures
they shalt have tbsentire moral andhnaneial
support Of all the organizations represented
on the board.
:. That should the organizations where
the grievance originated conclude that in
order 20 OBTAIN justice strike Is necessary,
the Federated Board shall have authority.
by a two thirds vote II In their Judgment
they deem il advisable 10 do so, % order
the other organizations OF that system 20 j0in
In the struggle to bring about . speedy
settlement.
8. That she examinations represented Ia
this agreement mIIuaiiy sgree 10 40 all
IN their power 70 bald upand strengthen each
other by influencing all persons 10 become
members OF the organization representing
their trade or callsRg.
Q. That al expelled member Of eithsr
oExanlzalisn shall b9iuellxihle 70 membexshio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
OUR INyENrIvENEsS.

General Butler quoted from Lieutenant
Bunes. 81 the United states navy, who
after giving history Of the torpedo in IFS
effective use by the Russians against the
allied fleets in the Crimean war. says in re-
gard 10 It's invention and first use in the
Confederate army that under great pressure
aud distress the rebels turned their attention
10 t0rpedofs Is q means Of defence against
such terrible odds. hoping by their use TO
render such few hsrb0rs and steamers 81
vet remained to them Inaccessible or IN 4
degree dangerous 10 the victorious gunboats.
And ina very short time after the inception
Of the design system was formed so far
perfect and complete that our the Federa)
progress upon the water was materially
checKel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Saloon. cornor Harrison aud Broad stree,A
BerSner L Eogle Beer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
TIE NEERINAC,

The speaker said that such testimonials es-
iabllshed the supremacy OF Confederate Off
GERS 10 the employ ment OF these engines OF
naval warfare. tie spoke Of the MerTimac,
ihe first iToncsd that was designed which
was prepared and carried into action by
Coniederates, aud, said be, these Coniede-
rates astounded the world by their genius
aud achievements, and the names OF Blu
cnanan, Brooke. Joues, aud their assistants
will be known through all ages as the cru
tral figures around whom revolye 70 the
present day the changes from the old to the
new methods 10 naval warfare.
MILITARY ACHIEVEMENTS.
General Butler then passed on 10 the mill
tary achievements, and read letter itom
Professor Brown. president of the Alabama
Po,ytecbnle Institute, who held me rnak ef
lieutenant Colonel Of ordnance unhnr the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

In connecticn with tie Louisa county exhibit
tie Aruiuius Copper Mines Company has
brought the largest amount Ot ores. II the dif-
frr,ul characters which they mine and ship, mat
has ever bcon shown az an exposition in this
country.
which they have placed here as object lessons on
so grand scale.
some of the iump pyrites, in Irregular pieces,
weigh from 100 60 s00 pounds, being of a SPECIFIC
gravity oi over 10 pOundH per cubic FOOT ana
tiis class ot ora it Wi1 he remembered Vas 20
prominently exhibited 40 she New Orleans TX
position, exciting remarks ifOm al the tecnnical
Journals of ine country.
The u splay Cf granular ores, amounting 70
several i0u- /, also exceed nely unf, there being
tubs fun cf the giistclirg ores, and Tie noor ls
covered with IL presenting auntque appearance,
especially 10y e.octric hrit. This ore weighs lbS
pounds per cubic foot aud is used in thc spence
furnaces for production Ct sulphurlc ava.
The miLing Il ihes0 pyrites has como 70 he
one of mo leading industries Of the State-the
thipnents lrom loicrsYlile station Tor lie year
lsli being estimated % 80 600 tons. ali Of Whirh
goes 20 replace the Sicilian birthstone heretofore
impOrtd.
As exempilfying the importance Of this mate.
rial q Nircinil - claimed that the deposits %
Loui- couuty alone, in their present sato Il
Gsvclopnenf and with the known tonnage OF
oY-es a. comm and. could Wen replace the entire
quantity ~ hrimatcuc which Is used IA the manu-
iarture Of scias ia this country for the ne1t
twenty years THIS would require an annual
OUTPUT of nearly 3O0Q tons Of ore, and the
arfninius Mines could supply with iis present
faeli les 400 ions daily, OF 10000 tons yearly.
A1uoue OF lhe products Of the mines are used
in the state, the importance 81 the Industry has
NOT reen p-operiy written an since the full de-
tsDa were made putic by Jed ilo'chkiss M his
report 70 tue department at Washington In 1854
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

g1uE FOLLOWING rs, A,tN
s. M
fEOTriNG EtCES lAV- =. p. y ,.ss -,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Tho cnterpri-iug and popular firm Of W. 7.
Simo.s IS Bw.her, bnrt-oook manufacturers
aud dealers oi lh.s city, have q large and hand
snmo lisplay "a their work. II Is "a feature,
really. Of tne Ixr osifion This firm has taaon
premiums for thcir work at many Of our State
Fair- Iuri- took- were exhibited at the great
New Orleans exhibition several years ago, ana
were Corpnmcuted by people from nearly every
nation ot Iho earth. Thor display here BOW is
crelitauls auhc 10 the manufacturers and T. our
CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Cappa's Band improves on acquaintance.
Nnen he first came here be had only small
audiences. Now the hail 5 filed whenever
he plays. Yesterday afternoon about 1900
pe1pic were present. one of the numbsrs on
lho programme vas TIE cornet >olo-con-
certo--by John Blscler.. OF this city.
There are thre movements IN tins
number irsL allegro; second, largheto,
aud Gnally polacca. The piece IS written
somewhat on the clsssicorier m + hat ana
the arpuremcni shows talent. Mf Rogers
was Che soloIst who rendered il. At night
Professor Rcluhlrt's fanasie. "a Night
and Day with Fuzbugh Les,' was given by
the b bnd ana heartily enjoyed.
SMOKE.
The enio, mept of riding on the switch-
hack Is soinewhSt narred bv the burning OF
,ie6yf, on TIE grounds near II. This bas been
going on for several days, and The switch
baek palrons will be glad when II ceases.
PRESS BANQUET.
Yesterday afternoon at o'etock the ban
ouet ten6ercd ine press by the Exposition
an,hotitics took place on the upper iioor OF
tho old main building. Judge Nowlin, edi-
tor Of the Whg, presided with grace ana
dignity. s,.a.
when all we're seated President STARK"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
L0C0M0TlyE.WORGs.

Theexhihit.oi Of the Richmond Locomotive
Works, heretofore described in This paper,
were Yesterday specially inspected by the
press. who were cntcrsined ia sumptuous
style hv Mr.. ". Il. Trgg, the president Of
TIE company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
4 SorArLs PORTRAIT.

Among the portraits exhibited at the Exposi-
Uou no one VII perhaps attract so much aiter-
ton s- t1st m acv. John A. BrOsddus. l.. d.. of
TAYLOR, of Eoiuo, Italy, o. Richmond College aud
was painted hy Mrs. Lucicn Cooke. II Roanoke,
Va lti -lae si1e anl is elegantly framed lne
artist WAS selected by Dr. Taylor and her work
CnseVcsai portraits of professors II the Uuvcr-
city of Virginia has been greatly praised. Upon
arrival this cOnspicuo-s piece Of work somehow
fsi lute the department Of wOmans work. but
Was intended for Gao nrt department, 10 whit n 10
Will ue removed. ~ was painted Tor the large
Library NAH at the college, and when tt gets into
fimllar surroundings vii look very diherCnt
from What 10 does IN tho present cramped place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

THEFT og TUE ANNUAL REPORT.

Last night some thief entcred the ball OF
the residence of Mr. X. :. Bosber, the trea-
surcr OF The Society Of the Army OF North.
orn Virginia, while tlst gentleman and his
family were at supper and stole Mr.. B0,her's
oyorcoai. which contained his annual report
to the society and also some valuable private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Confederate States Government. Colonel
Brown spoke OF the great difficulty IN pro.
curing arms for the troops, Of the mode OF
providing ammunition and such war equip
ments for the army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

What had the south? She had, II Is true,
separate state governments. with power 10
Culi-t troops and defend their own borders;
hut these the North also had In addition 20
her other advantages. There was no general
government. no organized army, no quarter
master subsi-icnts, or medical departments
or vessels of war; no arms. ammunition, or
other war material except such as fell into
her hands from the capture u United States
forts, arScuals. or magazines within her
borders; 10 leyies TO draw upon except her
own sons.