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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sATURDAY. DECEMBER Z 1889.

reception Of the Iiberty-bell en- route TO the
New Orleans Exposition. and few other
such occasions. His wife and his daughter
were his constant companions and were
generally beloved on their own account as
well as their relationship to the illustrious.
dead. Mrs. Davis was with her husband
day and night during this last illness. Slis
Winnie Davis Is travelling in Europe for
her health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07

MITCHELL AND WIFEvs. CHIsHOLA's ExScUroRs.
sc. AND j. ALoSZA CHISHOLM We. JuLiAs A.
CHISHOLM, AND KoBEhIs AND OTHERS VS.. CHS
NOM hgp OTHEg5-ls TnE CIRCUIT COURT OF
HANOygR COUNTY
Liza. Brown, clerk Of said court, certify that
the bond required Of Special Commissioner Ed
muud Waddill. Jr, by decree catered IN said
cause OF October 20. 1889. mas been duly given.
Given under my hand his 18Th day OF Noyem-
Der, 1889 j. ~ bkONN.
no - F2t&tSu&FtDeid Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
funeral Of Mr.. Davis in raising fund for
his widow and daughter.

j. B. GORDON, General.
This order is the first issued by their Gem
eral since his election, and immediately
upon its receipt President Calhoun issued
an order for the Confederate survivors OF
the country tn meet tonight TO carry INTO
execution General Gordon's order. IL rs
expected that in all localities where no
Confederate veterans associations have
been organized the citizens will meet TO
hold services and raise fund. IL is also
suggested that in the South all work be
stopped on the day of the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07

mast to-day in respect to the memory OF
ex-President Davis.
In Portsmouth all the public buildings
and the handsome Confederate monument
on Court street were draped IN heavy
mourninQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
A MONUMENT
General Rosser starts the Movement with
Liberal subscription.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

lSpttlhl telestalu ~ eAV DA'l"s'"I
SrAUNToN, Va, December G.-The Board
of Directors of the Western Lunatic Asy-
lum. of which General Thomas l.. Rosser
is a member. was in session here to-day.
A few minutes after be heard of the death
of jefferson Davis, ex-President Of the
Confederate States, he telegraphed Colo
mel Richard T. Beirne to inaugurate u
movement for the erection Of monument
to his memory at Richmond, and TO enter
his name for 81 900 for that purpose.
Whilst Mr.. Davis was. Secretary OF War,
during Pierce's Administration, lie ap-
pointed Rosser. then youth in Texas, to
q cadetshiD at West Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
$15O,OOO
DANVILLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
We WILL on
THURSDAY, December II, 1889,

commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises.
sell at public auction 70 tho highest bidder the
following EXCEEDINGLY DESIRABLE PHO
PERTY:
lst. The ARLISGToS HOTEL, iocstei al tho
corner OF Main and Uulon streets Contains 20
sleeplng-rooms, besldes dining-room, reading
rooms, &c. Is we'll furnished throughout, and
has slec,ric-lghts. lre-sscapes. aud all o'her
modern improvements. IL 10 the leading hotel
In the city.
%. -FOUR BRICK STORES on Union street In
resr Of above.
30. LEES WAREHOUSE. on Bridge street
This Il large brick structure, iioxsao feet. win
large lot In roar; Is two stories Ia 'front.' besides
fuI-length basement for The storage Of tobacco,
and sub-basement in rear IL Is now rented 10
live tenant, who Is doing very thriving D'lsr
ness
4th. A THRRE-sTOaY BRICK FACTORY.
4ox75 feet, on high street is IN erst-eisss Goa
dlion and occupied by gooi tenaot
5th. A FOUR.sToRf BRICK FACTORY.
4Oxl0o feet, on Loyal street TLis factory has
drying-rooms and can DO used for maui
featuring.
Danville Is tho larges, and besI briEhtfoosc'o
market in the world. its annual sales amounting
20 from 100000 10 100000 pounds The OUT
put Of manufactured tobacco this year Il more
than % per cent greater than I. was last year.
This property will be sold 70 settle Up mo
estate Of the LATE r. ). Lee, and lt offers the nnew
opportunity for safe and paytng Investment
Large sacrifices sill be- made. 10 tbls property II
necessary. and The rontAls will pay very large
percentage on the prices which viii b accepted.
Purifier information can DO bad Of y. A. CAT
LIS, No. Is Eleventh street. Richmond, &c OF tho
undersigned, at Dspyiue, Va
W. II. BUSrIN.
no c6.2s.Dei.sAsfi.y l. 4. BuNriS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
BY Brown, shafer s. Co.,
Real Estate AuciiOnecrs,
Ashiani, Va.
SAVE on NH

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
y VERY VALUABLE HOTEL, STORE. AND
FARM AFHANOVER COURTHOUSE, NA.-By
virtue OF a decree u Hanover Circuit Court rem
dcred october %, 1859, IN me chancery 9Auses oi
Mitchell and wife e.. CnishOlms executors hni
as, j. Alonza CHISHOLM rs. Julian A. Chsholm'
and Roberts ami ais. a. Chisholm aud Gis, ths
undersigned, special commissioner thereby ap-
pointed. VIII proceed 10 sell at public auction, az
Hanover Courthouse, on
DECEMBER ~, 1889.
that being Coun;y-Court day, At o'clock P. ",
f. front ~ the Hotel, the VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE oil which CleRyers :. Chisholm
died seized, consisting az the FARM " %
ACRES, more or less. aud the large HOTEL,
sTABLEs. SIOREHOL Sc. and other buildings
thereon.
ms very valuable property will be offered a.
a whole or IN several parcels az may be deemed
mcat desirable on dag Of sale.
This prOuerty Is valuable as q hotel, anf en-
toys q monopoly, u being the only hotel ~ iieA-
over Courthouse, and from tho hotel ana oar
VOL conducted money has been ana can 30
made. When laat rented this property brought
a rental Of 1000 per eunum. The Farm has
upon IL some ya.uAbie land. The tract extends
70 the Chesapeake aud Onto railway depot aud
has large front on mo Chess peake aud ono
railway, giving valuable fronts for residences.
There is asmau Dgclilug ana out buildings OPP
posite the Episcopal church which Will prOpaDiy
be SOLD separately.
TEKNs: one fourth cash, aud the residue upon
credit Of one. tgo. aud threo years from day Of
sale, The purchaser 20 give boads for tho Do
ferred payments bearing interest from me DAY
OF SAFE aud the title 20 DO retained until Oil me
purchass-Inon8y "a paid snd q conveyance or
dered by the Court The purchasers viii Also
be required 10 keep the bulldogs insured. and
the insurance policies made 40 as TO secure the
unpaid purchase-mOney.
EDMUND wADDILL, JR..
special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07

THE Tribute of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatch-l
NogroLK, Va, December 6.--The flag
over the City Hall was displayed at half
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
THE PALATIAL
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,

COMPLETE -
and Fi0isih stysets,
Nfic YORK.
This popular house has
boon greatly enlarged By tho
addition .on Fifth ayenuei Of
an absolutely fire-proof
buildiDg. seven stories high,
making tho total frontage now
32s feet Ii ia noted for it, Gle
CANT snt hOme-iike accom-
fnodations, and its attractive
suites. each comprising iraS-
iuc.room, large, airy, double
and single bedrooms, with
bath and dreseing-roOms at
tached.
Tho public rooms are 500
cially noted for their elegance,
comfort, ami cOnVeuiencos,
the ladies' drawlDgeroOm bo-
ing I'm the Louis Seize style,
the grand dining-rooms IN the
Early English. The gentle
mems reading aud smoking
rooms arc supplied With
every requisite. TIE billiard
room, with ca alta ned, Is an
attractive tea ure Of the house.
Anlightei by the Edison cleo
trio light.
Telegraph, telephone, and
stock Indicator on the prem
isss: also. a eWsstand with
all tho leading newspapers
aud periodicals. Tickets can
be procured for the opera,
theatres, aud all other places
OF amusement
Special attention has been
paid 20 rho heating, plumbing,
ana ventilation OF the Buck
ingham. Tha location IL ihe
fines. m the city. Il "a within
easy access Of the Grand Gen.
trsl Depot. tho Opcra-Nouse'
and all places OK amusemoni
by the elevated roads, Maii-
Hon ard siNth-AVenue cars.
Omnibuses pass tie door
every few minutes.
This hotel Is conducted on
the European plan; the ros'
taurant of unsurpassed e1.
celleuce. the chdTgss reG'
s0uabie.
WETnERBRE & FULLER,
Proprietors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
which may be given as specimen of his

prcclamations:
" 10 TIE People Of the Confederate States.
The termination 81 the Provisional Govern
ment oilers fitting occasion again 10 present
ourselves In humiliation, prayer, and thanks
giving before that God who has ssfely cond uctef
us through our first ycar Of national exisieuce.
We have been onspled TO lay anew the foundn-
tons OF free government and 60 repel the efforts
OF enemies 20 deStfoyu a Law has everywhere
spread limits personal liberty and private right
have been duly hon red. tone Of cnrnest
picty has peryaded our people, and the Victories
which We have obtained over our enemies
have been justly escribod 90 Him who
ructh TIE universe. We had hoped that the
year would have closed upon scene OF con-
tinLcd property. but Il has pleased tho SUI
prcmo DispOsfr n events 20 order Il otherwise.
We are not permitted 20 furnish an exception to
tho rule OF Divine government which has pre-
scribed aniiction as tho discipline Of nations rs
we'll "a 81 individuals. our fath and perceive
rnuce must be tested. and the Christening which
accmeth erievous will, 10 rightly received, bring
forth its appropriate fruit IL IL meet and nigh,
therefore. that we should repair 20 the only
tsivcr Of all victory aud. humblinC ourselves 10
fore Him, should pray ttat lie may strengthen
our confidence In fiis mighty power aud righteous
Judgments Then may We surely trust iniiim that
lie viii perform HE promise and encompass ~
ne with a shield. 10 This truet and 90 this end
J. Jefferson DAVIS. President Of tho Confederate
s a'es. 90 hereby got apart Friday tho SSih day
Of February ins ant a. adsy OF fasting, humiiia-
ton. and prayer: and I Do hereby tnvite tho
reverend clergy and the poopic OF the COnfede-
rate states 20 repair 10 thcir respective places OF
Almighty God and pray for His protection and
favor Tor our beloved country and that we may
be saved from our enemies and from the hand
~ all that hato U.s."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07

Everybody has heard o. horse laugh,
hut who has ever seen AZ equine gifted with
the power OF speechl Such an animal would
be- pronounced u miracle; but so would the
telegraph and the telephone hundred yefrs
ago. Why, even very recently cure Tor con.
glmption, which Is universally acknowledged
10 be scrofula affecting the lungs, would nave
been looked upon as miraculous. but now pcc-
nile are beginning 20 realize that the disease
II uot incurable Dr. Pierco's Golden Medical
Discovery will cure IL, II taken IN time ana
given fair trial This worsd-renowned rom
edy will not make new lungs. but II VIII re-
store diseased ones 10 healthy state wheu
other means have failed. Thousands Crate
fnIlv testify To this. IL is the most potent
tonic. or strength restorer, Alternative, OF
blood-cleauser and nutruye, or nesi-nuuder'
known 70 medical science For Weak Lungs
settling OF blood, bronchitis. Asthma, Ca
snrrh ir the Head. Rnd ali Lingering Coughs,
h il an unequaled remedy. la arrangements
al the stomach. liver and bowels, rs lndiges-
ton. or Dyspepsia, Biliousne$, or : LAYER
Complaint" Chronic Dlarrhea, ana kindred
aIlu,cnts, il Is a sovereign remedy.
g1-.~4~@~--sz~z~~.J Golden Medical Dis
lcuaakNTrrn covery {" is the only med,
tsCaflku LLD, icine OF It's class. sold
A-rrr.-,u-ss-~s-..-k by druggists, under q
printed guaranteed, from the manusact-
ilrers. that IL will benelt or cure In every case
of disease for which il IS recommended. or
money paid for u WIN be promptly refunded.
Copyright 1854 by wosLp's DIS NED Assn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
A Call to Southern Governors and Con-
federate Veterans.

fBy telegraph TO the Dspateh.l
ATLANTA. December Ex-Governor Cor
don has sent the following request to the
Governor OF each southern State:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ATLANTA, Ga, December 8. 1889.
respectfully suggest that the Governors
of the southern States, by proclamation,
invite the people Of their respective states
to assemble at the hour to be appointed
for the funeral of Mr.. Davis and join in
suitable memorial services.
j. e. GORDON, Governor.
Just as he was finishing this order Mr..
Hoke Smith. president OF the Atlanta
Journal, and Hon. Lowndes Calhoun, presi-
dent of tho Fulton County Confederate
Veterans Association. called upon the
Governor and as result of the conference
the following order was issued:
Headquarters UNITED CoSFEDERArE
VETERANS.
ATLANTA. GA, December q, 1889.
The associations, bivouacs, and camps
and all friends Of ex-Confederate yete-
rams are invited TO unite on the day Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
JEFFEReON DAVIS,
Secretary Of War. 1927, Pierces Admins
frAtiOu.n

There was no Grape about the portrait,
and the flag over the building, which has
always been half-masted on the death Of
an ex-Secretary, to-day floats IN a good
the staff.
Secretary Proctor was seen this morning
and asked what course the department.
would pursue in regard 70 Nj. Davis's
death. tie said:
- see no occasion for any action what
ever. il would subserve no good purpose
that could see. IL is better to let thu mat
ter rest in oblivious sleep, if it will, and
ralegate it to the past than to do ANYTHING
that would revive memories best forgot
tenn
Several army officers, in talking about
the case, approved the Secretary's deter,
mination to ignore the matter, and SAID
there was really no other course 10 take N
view Of the fact that the citizenship or
Jefferson Davis has never be restored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
HAS TAKEN NO ACTION.
An oil Painting--The War Department.

WASHINGTON. December G.-The War De-
partment up TO noon to-day has not Off
ciallv been informed of the death Of Jetfer-
son Davis, and has taken no action with
respect TO it,.
A large oil painting Of the deceased hangs
on the wall of the CHEZ clerks Office,
which Immediately adioins the office of the
Secretary. 1t is surrounded BY the pOr-
traits OF the other ex Secretaries, including
Simon Cameron. General Scoficld, aud
M,ssrs. Floyd and Conrad.
1t bears the following inscription:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07

BUTT was especially in private life and in
his home that his Christian character shone
out most clearly. A diligont student of
Gods Word, man Of prayer and be-
lever in PRAYER, a regular attendant on
church services, fond of conversation on
religious topics. and Of consistent Chris
tian walk, l had IN my intimate personal
intercourse with him the most abundant
evidence that he took Christ az his per
soual Saviour that he rested with child
Ike trust in the grand old doctrines OF sal
walton bv grace, justification by faith, and
that hc rcioicod IN the sweet comforts and
precious hope OF the Gospel.
HIS REWARD,
Grand old hero Of mighty conAicts-ever
true - God, 10 country, ana to duty-thou
hast fought thy last battle; thou hast LETT
behind a stainless name: thou hast won
thv last great victory: thou hast Joined
Lee aud Jackson and Stuart and hosts Of
"mcn who wore the gray" and were sol
dieIe OF the Cross as well as soldiers OF
their country: chou dost now rest from
thy labors" and wear thy fadeless crown.
j. WILLIAM JONEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07
PRESIDENT DAVIS.
CONTINUED FROM TIRsT PAGE.
.criaccd his own wishes to serve his loved



7, il natural, pcrhaps-alas for poor
,,,rnan nature that IL should be so-that
,orv should look for " scapegoat" when
s,.l,re comes, and that tho leader OF o
.i,st cnuSc" las men look upon it) should
,.,t escape tho adverse criticism Of his fol-
,vrra Mir. Davis has been 10y no means
.r Exception 10 this rule, and the croaking
.f certain Coufcderatcs has mingled with
g.. Inter dcnunciations and dnrea-
.~ahlr hatrcds of his enemies. He
,.~ boom charged with sins Of omission
..l d.. commission of doing al sorts Of
al .r.s which he ought not 60 have done. 4"
'.I a. leaving undouc" all sorts of
tl.rr- which he fought 90 have per-
...r.1" Isn't mo- man has ever dared face
r.., With aut charge Of maloioasance in
o.1. of pres;itvtng the public service 10
..,.te ends. az being guilty of ono
-.e a.t in'whch he did not have in
SIX, fc good Of the great cause he
ID e.r.used as God gave hun 20 see II,
Ia, uiuct unworthy Of the stain
.r .I.ran, tAo pure patriot, seeking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07

speak Of my own personal knowledge
ana intimate intercourse with him when l
paw that Mr. Davis was one OF the num-
best. most Intelligent. most decided evan
gehcal Christians whom have ever known
H. was in his official position always out
spoken and decided on the side OF evan,
e,hcl religion, and his fast-day and
thauksgiwng-day proclamatjons were not
only models Of chaste style and classic
English but breathed a spirit Of humble,
deyout piety. which was not periunctory,
Nut wellod up from a sincere and honest
heart.
He said TO Rev. DR.. A. K. Dickinson, CON
corning the grand work Of oolportage IN
the army. which he was experimenting ana
pushing with rare ability, zeal, and success
" most cordially sympathize with this
movement. We have but little TO hope
for II we do not realize our dependence
upon Heavens blessing, aud seek the
guidance OF Gods truth.
MS THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
l have space for only tbs following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-07

no sow.FSsu.Lr. les Proprietors
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fe int 6ausfanb milIen. @erfaufs=
rdume, 1874 WabaIba, Gde Der stem
Strabe.
Sm Gbina Tbee 6aus,
So Of 7te Strabe tperben nit allen
@intdufen bon &afee, Sbee .une 8adz
pilper gang neue ioeben angetpmmene
8iloer iortseidenft. 9ier sibt es nidt
nllr ben beiten &afee, ionbern AUDI mod
idDne 8eidenfe ba3u.
: SIM 8lpmputb Glptbine
Sou e 1T iett allies parat Elm grpbes
Sribjabrsgeiddft gu MAIDEN. Sn al
len Mbtbeilunsen 1T Die friide @aare
anaefommen unb Die Mustpabl, bic bort
sm finoen 1T, III llebersiebern, Mnsiaen,
Ius ffattrnsspaaren uno 9iiten 1T gan'
enDrm.
- Sebt tuo Die 3eit tpieber beran.
ridt, no 8ldne gum 8auen> unb bic
8alten ielbif in Mnsriff ssnommen tuer=
ben, erinnern mir uniere 2eier fpieoer
bara1, baB g banbreu & Better,
1873 OF Ute Strabe, alIeinige Meenten
Der Gidmonb Gtope So. iino, pelhe
befanntlid ben beiten Surnace mMarfi
fabrisirt.
= nniere beutiden 6arsfrauet Ion.
ten niat pereeien ibren Grocer, .tpenr
fe Mebt %taufen, barauf aufmerfiant ~
MAIDEN, baB fie bas &eb GruB Mebl,
Weiaen ober Hossen, fabrisirt bon bel
st. Yaul Goller MilI in Is.
rem 6ausitanb sebrauden.
|. = Die gr6ffmtns Der Sriibjabrsiai=
Jon in Hubpaaren, impprtirten unb Elm:
beimiiden Bel S. S. SauIt, ode
Sritter IT,, Minnefpta Str,
finoet am ndhifen Mcntaa, Dienffao
uno MittpDd ifatt. 0err GduIb,
bat fitrslid burd 6insu3ieben bes Sd.
laoens iein @eiddftsloeal persrDBert,
10 bob er jebt bas bebeutenbfe Brtb=
uaareaseiddft in Der Stabt bat, UNI
aatiirlih int Stanbe LIT ben Qeierinnen
ai1ierer 3eituns bas neueae ilnb idDnfe
IN ieiler 8ranhe porsulegen. IS liegt
urs baran, baB feline Mr,seige ibm redi
biele 8eiude peridafft 6amit er fiebt,
oaB Die 2eierinnen bes SO anberer'
leine 9nfrensunsen, Dem 4ublifum nun
oas 1dbnfte uno neueite gu peridafen,
aud tpiiroi9en.
SIN China 9bee 5aus,
SO OF Ute StraBe finb jebt bic ueuen
Oiterfarten ansefummer, tpslde NIT ben
ben.