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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11
etluai9e &ansberbdltaife iudbrenb Der
0ienitSeit unberiidiidtist bteiben ioGen.

etuaise Stansberbdltaiiie iudbrenb Der
0ienit5eit unberiidiidtist bteiben lOllen
Seftiou g.. Beun ein Sifijier pber
Solbat. Der iiinbeiten Naonate III Der
8unbes,9lrn,ee Doer Marine tud6renb
bes 8iirserfrieses biente llub eDrenbaft
perabidifbet iuar. ftirbt, bann follen
feline @ittue1ino nnntlnb;gea &inoer
(unter 16 Sabren) obcr in, Safe er
feline 8itttue pber 9inber binterlieB,
feline biilfsbeoiirftisen glteri peniiuns.
beridtist iein, nadoen iie lire 9iilfs.
bebirftisfeit uie Seftion l uOrldreibt,
5ur @enii9e heiuiefen baben. uOrausse.
iest, bas bic betreffenoe @ittfue bes
@eltpr6enet idon Dor Innabme bisies
@eiebes nit bemielben berbeiratbet
mar unb baB Der 9ob besiel6en ni6t
blrd llmitiaSein in @iberiprn9 nit ben
beftebeneen Giuif unb Wiitit6rgelesen
eintrat. sl1e 8eniiOnen ilnter bieIer
8eitimmuns iOllen BON, 9ase bes 9ooes
tes 8eniipndrs besi,.nen, bod nidt auf
Die 3eit uOr 4nnabme bieies @eieses
5nrilffIbrbar iein.
Seftion 4. Som Gage Der Nnnab=
me bieies @eiebes an ion bic Yeniion
fir unmilnOise ainber aui 81 per Ylo=
nat crb0bt tusrOen (anitltt iuie bisber
$2) uno i'm Safe ein ioldss Rtuo gel.
itesfranf uber anberlueitis biilIlos lit, io(I
bieie Eeaiion lebensfans uOer 10 lunse
siiltis lein, als Der setaitute $rantbeitss
5ultano anbllt.
ScftiUn 5. 8em slgeut, Gebtsaa'
malt ober anbere Serion ioa bere6tiat
iein, fir anfertisuas bon slpplitatiunen
uuo Serfolsuas uon Yeniionsanlprfben
meDr ats $40 5u bere9ueu, tuelde CUNT
ME auf Srber bes Yeniions=&ommii
Idrs our1 ben betrefenoen Ssniioas-
9lgentcg, Der Die 4us5ablun3 Su beiorz
gen fat, 81 entri9tea lit; audi iol yfics
mano bere9tist ieiu, einem 8,ni niiondr
feline 9sniion ooer einen Egsil oeriel6en
Die Strlfe auf 3u'
observation-disclosures bieier Seitimmun9
betraat big $500 in @elo, @efdnsniB
bis su2 Sa9ren ooer 8eioes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11
: g86lrenb bes peraanaenen 5iscal:

- 8dbreno bes persan9enen 6iscals
ia6res lpuroen in ct. 2puis 80 Wurbe
begauseu uno fein einSi9er Der W0rber
lit bib jest perurtbetlt ooer gar sebdnst
ipprScn.
SIT Der Hd6e bon 9annibal iuuroe
Der in elmer Melfcrei ansefeate Neser
9tatbau Stanioro BON eiHem iuiitbcnben
gu[len ansesrifen unb Su 2obe scz
itampft.
- Ser brfaunte beutl9zamerifanii6e
&ecitator 5ermauH &iotte lit nit ben
gorbereitun9en fir 9riiubuns elmer
ltdnbisen bsutiaen yiibue in ct. Souls
bei6dfti9t.
- Ser neue Stabtratb in 8oplar
Bluff iuurbe neulid einseiduoren unit
basaun feline Sbdtiateit lofort nit 8iz
oerruIuus Der So9li5ens Orbinuns
Die 9i5ens uuroe auf 5000 feitseiebi
unb cine JOl9c bauon iuar, bab ioforI
am nd4iten 9ose idmmtIi6e @irtb
idafteu iuieoer 9eDfnet iuIroen, bi'
ipdbreno Der neutrality-suspicious. sei6ioi
Ieu iuaren, 9fu9 bic Strafen fir Der
tauf ppn @etrdnfen oil Sonutasen ipur
ben auf Elm Mininlum reouairt unb bi
@irtbe iinb eesbolb iebr frub.
= slus oem out samstds ausseee
6enen 8erid]t Der Staots aderbnube
b6roe gebt berpor, od6 Der Gtonb De-
@ei5enIudt i'm Stante nidt S5 Yrpjen
iiberiteiat. 9ieier i9lehte Stanb i
ousi6liebli9 benz Sroite Susuidreiben
u iuel6er I'M @sdr5 berridte. Der 8obe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

9ie Gbtbeiluns oes S9asamtes fir
Statiltlf bot ioeben ibren Seri9t ilber
@inpanberuns unb @infubr iudbrenb
BET lesten 10 Sabre uecDffentlidt, Der
bon piel SntereiIe lit.
so 5eist ber 8eri6t, tuel6' merfiuiir'
bi9e S6spnufunsen bic @iniuanoeruns
aus 9euti6lanb urb Srlano pdbreno
bieies 3eitraumes unteriuprfen 9eiuei EN-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11


Sn Chicago iinb minbei tens 5000 Bis
1000 8auS9reiner aus9eitanoen. Sic
iorbern @rmdBisuns Der td9li9en Grz
beitsSeit auf a6t Stunben rulb 5eitiebz
uns bes nieori9iten 2obniases auf 40
Gent fir Die Stunbe. Die 8auarbeiten
ruben fait sdn5li6 uno III Jol9e bes
Nustanbes berS9reiner Iino aud uiele
Maurer, Gteinmebea unb anoere 8au,
banoiuerfer se5uunsen 5u feiern. @au
i9dbt, ba6 minbeitens 10000 2eute
obne Irbeit iein iueroen, iuenn Del
Strife nt6t binneu elmer gSo6e beige
leat tplrb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

Die 8unbesi9ulb Fat ndbrenb bes
ROnats 0edr5 um 81, ,389,S57, unb
felt bem Suni 1889 I'm s53,4S8,949
absenomlnen. 8etra9 Der G6ulo na6
abdus Der 5ur Silsuns uorbanoenen
Summen unb hes i'm G9ase befinbli9>
en- 8aargeIbes 81, ,O23 ,127, 672.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

9eo6 auifa0enber tuiro Der unterl9leo
ber beItI I9en unb irldnbii9en giniuans
beruns tpenn man ertudst, buB Die Gin
iuanberuus aus Der oeuti6en S9uelj
unb aus Seuti1 Seiterrei9, bic Der
StatiItifer unter beIonberen Gubrifer
persei6net, bergermebruns besSeutl6s
thurs Al Cute fommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

SIM Slben, belonbers lit 2uuiliana,
liest oas 5hulweien nod lebr i'm Qrs
gen. Rebr als Die 6dlfte Der 8abl=
bere9tisten in 2Ouiiiana iit ni9t i'm
Stanoe, ben @abl5ettel 5u leisn, ben
lie abseben. gs feblt bort OF S6uts
bdulern, oil 2ebrern, on 59ulbii9ern,
ii6erbaupt on laent, iuas auf S6ulbtlz
buna 8esua bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

Die 8epublifaner Dtifouri's iperben
bieies Sabr ibren Gtaats Gonuent
ipdt abbalten, aber friib senus, meint
bic ct. 2ouis 9ribiine, Inn bag goll
BON Der obioluten Notbtpenbisteit eines
Sarteimediels in unierem Staate Sil
iiber5eusen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

&anias fat i'm perflufenen Sabre
$4,000 giniuobner nerloren. 8on ben in
1889 ansefommenen 444.000 Gnlisran-
ten bat &anias nur 2,6OS erbalterl, ipdbs
renb 9tebrasfa 1O2, 900 unb Geras 1877
600 5useitr0mt iinb. 8rubi6ition bats
ii9er sstbau.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

betreffenoen S6blen immerbin einen su=
ten @eiuinn abiucrfeu.
= Ct : Staatsi9asmeiiter Nolauo's
9iirsen baben bel6loiien, baB ein jeoer
bon ibnen nit 81 AIS 5u beiteuern iei,
I'm bas 9efiSit i'm Staatsi6abe 5ll
beden. Shre 3ubl betrd9t 25. SaGlen
mifen iie; unb tuenn iie freiwilis III
ben lauren Qpfel beiBen, iparen tie iib
uunnnebnli6teiten unb 6 uiten.
= Ser befannte beuti6.am erifaniz
ide Gtpil=Snsenieur unb lansidbrise
9rdi iibent bes @atbs Der 6ffentli9en
gerbeiieruns in ct. 2ouis, Serr
Senrp Slab, lit bonn Yrdiioenten gum
@itstiebe ber @iiitiiippi 5trun,.ger~
beiieranss gOmmiiiiOn emit eiuem @ez
balt BON $4,000 per Sabr) ernanut
iporben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11
Die im4uslonbe lebeubeu 0.ut5de,

Oie imIuslanbe lebenben OeutI9 9er
i9tasen bic gerbienite bes Siirlten 8is
mard bDber on. als bic bes iebisen beuts
iden &aifers, iubem iie poaberi6tist
barauf biniueiien, baB oer iunse Wunn
ni6t Safer bes md6tisen oeuti9en
8ei6es beute iein tDnnte, iuenu 5iirit
8ismarf bieies 8ei9 ni6t seibuffelt
hattie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

Die ein5ise Iebnli6feit Sluii6cn
Sapes uno Gleueluno, meint ber ,,Yud"
beitebe barin, bnB lie beibe nod am 9es
ben ieien.
9ti6t bod! eriuibert barauf bic @eitl.
8oit. Cine iueitere Geanli9teit itebt
barin, DaB 8eioe li9 in ibren beriibnl'
ten annabmebriefeu sesen einen sueiten
Germin erfldrten. 9amit bort freili9
au6 bieie Nebnli9feit auf: Ser cine
bielt Iein 8ort Der anbere ni9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11
Yu berfauien.

Gin nod iebr quite 9rebbonf nnO olfs
9re6sler.8erf5cu9c iebr biuis su per'
fauTen. gu erfrneen bci
9enrn Gel lMonn
Sermann, Mp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11
Sheriff's Sale forDeIinquentT axes.

By. virtue and authority ofa special Execu-
tiOp for Delinquent Taxes for the year 1881 1882
fSeS, 1884, 1855, 1856 aud 1881, Issued from
the Office the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court ofGas-
conade County, Missouri, returpable at thesIay
Term, 1890, of said Court, and to me directed in
favor of the State of Missouri at the relation
and TO the use of George Kraettly Collector of
the revenue of Gasconade County, Missouri,
and against NJ. G. Ryan, August Smith and NJ
c. Brown. I have levied upon and seized all
the right, interest and claim of the said NJ c.
Ryan, August Smith and NJ. c. Brown of, In
and to the following described Real Estate, to-
wit:
Tract No. 1. All of the s. w quarter, section
a. and S. E. quarter of n. w. quarter section
"a, Township Al, Range 6. Alllying and being
in the said County, and State of Missouri; and
will on Thursday the Sth day of May a. ID.
1880, between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day, at the Court House door, in the Town
of Hermann, County of Gasconade aforesaid
sell the same. or SO much thereof as may be re-
quired, at public vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, tsubject to all prior liens and
Judgments to satisfy said execution and costs.
JOHN NJ. SHoCKLEY Sheriff,
by r. G. Mumbrauer Deputy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

Die neue Yeniions6ill, iuie iie bonn
8unoesienat (aber mod ni6t bonn 9l6r
seprbnetenbauie) an9enommeu uurben
1T, fat fulsenben @urtlaut:
Geftion 1. 8ei Griud9lirg Der 9ens
iionsuniprii9e BON @ltern ueritorbeuer
SOloaten iuQ es, na6bem porerIt Der
8elueis sebradt, baB Der betreffenbe
Soloat pber Geemann feline 8itttue ooer
unmiinbisen &inber 6interlaHen, genii=
genb iein, ben 8eiueis bei5ubrinsen,
baB Die @ltere u6ne anbere SubliitenS-
mittef als i6rer Sdnoe grbeit poer arts
berer Gerlunen lluterftiisun9 iinb, babel
purausseiebf, oaB bieie Benf fionen fir
biilIsbebiirfti9e @ltern bon bem Ga9e
beginner ioacn, an ruel6em Die gtppli.
fation senla9t ivuroc mo nur lolange
Su Re6t beltebcn ioqen, iuie Die Siilis.
hcoIrftiafsit berIelben anbnuert.
Seftion 2. 9tGc 8crIonen, ipcfd1e
minoeitsns 3 MtUnatc i'm Seeresz pber
6lottsnoienHc ber Ser. Staateu ipGbs
reno bcs Silr9erfricges itanben rmb
eiuen eDrenbaften 46l9ieo er9ielten, Die
nuumebr Spfer niJt lclb It pcri9ulbeter
seiitiser ooer f6rperliber &ranf6eiten
seivoroen, iuobur3 iic unIdbi9 gema9t,
ibrcH 2ebensunter1alt ju utroieneu uuo
Die odber duf ibrer !6duoe Irbeit pbe,
Die llnteritiibuns 9(uoerer anseiuieler
iinb, Ioaen, na9 9elebli6 por9ei9riebc=
ncr @tltcnoma9an9 uno Se!ueisflbr
un9 i9rsr Inlprii9e, 81 elmer monatli
6en Heniion BON S12 bere9tiat iein
0ielc Senlipn loa nit Dem Sage begin
neu, ba ber betr. Senliondr ieine glppti
tation einrei9te unb iua iulan9e anbal
ten, als or Der 8enlipu beSiirfti9 i'll
5erner iollen 8erionen, iuefde bereiti
inter anperen @eIeben Heniion er1altei
uocr beren IeniiOnsanipriide bem Som
nliiIdr bereits uorlieseil auf 4pplitatipl
uno 8elueiSfiibrun9 ibrcs 8s9ts ;u 8e
uusnu9 Der Seitin,muu9en bie|es O
Iiete6 beredti9t iein, poruusseiest, ba
baniit bent g(pplifonnten bas 8cdt lii
beuummen blei6t. ieine 8enlionsau
lpriiAe ou6 inter onberen @elesbs
iiimmursen seltenb iu MAIDEN, iuobe
iebO6 Niemanb mebr ais e,ne 8eniiu
fiir bieielbe @eripoe beSieben barf I'M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11
@iirsIin9e s,t berfa,tfcm.
@Odentli9er 0aritberidt.
Getrcibe, Webl nim,

Stben 5reitas currieirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
@eiSen, 2. Nualitdt. ...... 70
@eijen, 8. GualitGt. ......... 6S
&orn, in &olben. n............ 35
@ei9dltes Sort. ........... 40
Safer. rs
Webl, per Sad, l. Nualitit -. 2 81
Mebl, per Sad, 2. Aualitdt. -. 2 10
8ornmebl, per 100 8Iunb. -. 90
&leie, per 100 Sfunb. ......., so
Seipituff, per 100 8funn -. 60
PrDbufte
Gorrigirt bpn
HERZOG & WILD, 0rurer.
Die onsesebenen 8reile perben bon ben
Sanblern meiitens iut 9auI9e beSablt.
Butter, per 8funb ........ 10--124
gier, per 9usenb. ........ s
Sabner, per 8funb ........ 59-61
gnten, per 9ubenb. .....2 75-2 so
@dnle per 9useno. .... 5 90
&artpffeln, per 8uihel. =. 25
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

Der Genius ttllt feit, tuic piele &in
bes es int 2anbe 9iebt, uno ipeiB aud
81 meloeu, iuie uiele oauon @in9eipan,
berte Su @lteru babelt. So6 Ser gen
ius befiiinmert ii6 ni6t barum, luie
piele @6en ubne &inber bleiben unb ipl
bic finoerloien @bepaare Su iu6en iint
ober all6 no rer sr6Bte &inbcrlegcr
9errI6t. 9eeues iuiirbe burb eint
5ru6tbarfetsitatiitif niht 81 Gage
fommen, benin mun iueiB ia lan9s, onf
bn, ipo Die 4merifuner ant ,,e6teniten"
iinb, bon 8inbern ni6t piel Die &eoe lit,
pdbrenb ii9 utsefebrt bic Guartiere
Der girsetuanoerten lit Stabt uno 9anb
burd ibren 8inberrei6tbum aus5et9=
nen. 9O6 bieler @eseniab iuiiroe uiels
lci6t bur9 cine Stutiltit nod uiel i9rof<
fer 5u Gage treten, afs mun seiu6bnlib
slaubt, ipenn au6 ni6t 70 i9rpff, iuie er
aus cinem Genius, ben Die &c. 3.
,@orlo" bur6 i6re Seri6teritatter in
9teiu gurf uornebmen fieB, beruOrsebt.
9ieSeri6terItattcr erDietten ben glui=
trng, bon brei6unbert Samilien III benl
,,faiGipnnbfen" 8eSirf Der Siftb gluenue
unb uou ebeHio uieteu 8amiliea iii benz
uon Nrbeitern bciupDuten ggcrrD Sills
Se5irf feitjuitellen, pie piei aiuoer unttr
10 SaDreu uuo unter II Woaaten lie
baben. 0as 6eIultnt iuar folsenbes
Die oreibunoert 6aniilieu BON Siitb
4usnue batten i'm @anSen 81 9inber
unter 5eDn Sabren uno 6 Siroer lluter
Slu6lf Mpnaten. 9ie breibunbert bonn
gberrp Sia butten int @an5en 66U &in-
oer inter 5ehu Salren nno III inter
siu0lf Mtunaten.
SieIe 3ablen entbii(len einen iuabren
&bsruno. Sci Den uooruebmen" 5as
millen fommt nod nibt elnmal dnf Jeoe
brittle elm Sino uno unter fitnfje9n bat
nur eine ein5ise ein 8a6D! @as lit bon
elmer iol6en &aiie su eruarten? 9ieie
2eute iuollen feline &inber baben unb Die
ipeni9en, bic ii6 einitellen, iueroen 81
fDrperli6en uno 9elIti9en Sdmmerlinsen
erSosen, iuelde feline stbnun9 BON Sers
antiuortli6feit baben uno ni6t iuiHen,
ipas slrbeit bebeutet. llnb babel Iino
bieie ,,oornebmen unb eGten" s(merifa-
ner gar nod ito!j auf ibre uno ibrer
armleli9en SprDBlinse Gntartun9 unb
blidsn nit Seradtuns auf bns 9ereine
fiubertrie9eube SOlf bernb.
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a,ernann, NO., 6reitae, sen II, stpril, 1896

betreffenoen S06len iinmerbin einen gu.
ten @eiuinn abipcrTen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-11

Stben 5reitas corrisirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
tary. makes the following appeal TO the
people Of The capiLal Of the COnf.deracy:

tary. makes the following appeal 10 the
people Of the capital Of the Coniederacy:
A quarter OF century has elapsed since
Robert .. tee. on behalf Of the women and
children Of tbe South, '"agreed 10 quit. '
The fathers. husb4nds brothers and sons
VINO had followed their chieitain 20 IAN Ap-
pomatox." acduiesced IN his decisiOn.
"pn Thursday next, those Who have not
forgotten TO remember him and The Cause,
and the DAYS IN which he and his veterans
'battied without rest, fought when food was
more IN IN necessity when your own city
was almost lald i'm ashcs-not one breakfast
could scarcely be had for love or money.
Good people, quarter oi century after,
viii you permit those mon VINO barred their
breasts 10 the storm Of battle for y0ur be-
loved city 10 come here ON "a pilgrimage OF
love. reverence and duty and not receive
that Hospitality for which You are 80 noted ?
"Aud can You noi-oach matr1n as she
takes up the newspaper and rearS this ap-
pcal-scnI one or moro breakfasts on the
morning Of tIe 10Th 90 the comm sslry oe-
pariment of the Nefefons' Reception Com
miftce. 1910 Main stfeetg
.,Send them by your son, daughter. or sell
Want, vut NVtfttt tuuuOn VIII Dee taken from
your dishes. AID the latter returned to YOU
by the bearer.
"As additional places of delivery. Colonel
THONGS \. trIuder. Ninth and J. failn -
streets, aud CaDtaiu J. X. Mulloy. -22l u ain
street, have tcen selected for those who live
i'm their vicinity.
Al riiE M,REETs.
The First and second Markets 81 this
city presented busy scene all day yester
day. Business was more brisk than IL has
been for months. and many Of the hucksiers
closed with empty stalls last night. House
keepers seem Ohaye caught che enthusiasm
OF the Lee unyeiling, aud laid in provisions
90 last for several day~. A. "a consequence,
the ice-men did big business, many Of the
restaurants ordering wagon load, at time.
Prices Were high.
MILITARY MATTERS.
The Military Committee held a meeting
last night ar the Bsgimntal Armory.
Present: General Anderson. Colonel Bid
good. Colonel Marshall. Colonel Philips,
Major Evans. Major -Im0us. Major llaWes,
fapoiuphiiips, end others.
Colonel Marshall reported that the Expo
siiim hui'diug wa. ready - receive sol
dicrs. That hncan headlights would bc
pat i'm the long hsii 0n Monday; that plenty
of straw and sacks had been procured for
the sleeping OF lAs soldiers: and that by the
time the cavalry arrived tle stables could
Pee procured .0r ilo c3yalrymcn.
TUF OFTl0Tg~.
The committee ordered fifty mattresses TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
PRICE THREE CENTS.

General John Gordon and staff, OF Geor-
gia. will arrive here on Wednesday. and
will be mounted in the procession Thur
day.
Governor and Mrs. Mckinney will have
a public reception ON the evening Of the
2ytb from . 20 II O'Clock.
The surviving members Of Twenty third
Virginia regiment will assemble In front OF
the Washington monument on the morning
Of the 18th 10 take part In the unyeiling.
PETERSBURG MILITARY.
A special dispatch received from Peters
burg last night said: The military COM
panies Of Petersburg that are to take part
in the demonstration in honor OF the un-
yelling Of the Lee statue are the Petersburg
Grays, Captain =. X. Lassiter, and the X.
+. Lee Battery Of Artillery. Captain John
Trusheim. The Grays will leave here on
Wednesday night next. and expect 10 car
" fifty men. The battery will 90 over on
Thursday morning, and viii carry forty
men. The Prince George Cavalry, Captain
4. X. Hobbs, will meet in Petersburg ON
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock, and will
20 over on horseback. Captain Hobbs says
that he expects TO carry forty men. Nearly
all Of the principal stores here will close on
s,snende1~ h"ei"ess will be practically
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
RElIGlONINTHE ARMY.
Some RecoIioctions of tho Rev. DIR. A. y.
Dickinson.


Dickinson.
Rev. A. +. Dickinson, ID. d.. editor OF the
Religious Herald, was asked yesterday by
TINES reporter for some Of his recollec-
tions Of General Lee and OF some other Com
iederate generals. He replied: "You know
that from the opening 10 the close of the
war was superintendent Of army colpor-
tage. We had scores Of religious workers In
camp and hospital. distributing religious
literature, preaching and in many other
ways doing good. Besides other supplies
furnished by the friends at home, raised
i'm one year as much as SlcO,OD TOR the sup
port of these lab0rcrs, and these large
amounts came largely from the wives and
children OF the Confederate warriors who
were in the field. The most wonderful ne
ligious reviyals | have ever known were
those which. during the four years Of war,
led thousands upon thousands To new re-
ligious life. For twenty-five years since
the war. | have been almost constantly
meeting persons of prominent positions aud
high influence, who have told me that they
were led 20 enter the Christian life by the
religious influences which were brought 10
bear upon them in camp or hospital. Ihe
Confederate generals, 50 iaras had Oppor-
tunity to learn, furnished every facility
reaching the men under the most
favorable way for doing them good. Gen
eral (StOnewalD Jackson when nrst called
upon him 10 ask for some special passes for
Inconsistencies and olporterswho had been
appointed 10 work in his corps, responded
i'm a way that made my heart glad. From
that day one of those cOlpOrters was known
as the stonewail colporter. lie was often
with the General. ana received from him dis
tinguished evidences of his favor. Ihat col
porter Is the Rev. {. +. Fry, now living IN
S.aunton, Va. You ought to hear nm tell
about how lovingly he worked side 10y side
with General Jackson IN mlnistering 10 the
spiritual wants the soldiers.
/ once called TO see General Lee AT the
Charleston Hotel, in Charleston, :. c., and
as he was not in, | left my card and went
on. 4 few days later happened 10 call nj
the same hotel. and was told by the clerk
that General Lee had several times asked
As 10 my whereabouts. He wished 10 say
something 10 me about religious work
among his men. 4 little later went on 10
savannah. and as | was walking up 10 the
Pulaski Hotel, | met General Lee gal-
loping down tie street. lie halt
ed long enough 10 say that he
rushed To see me in Charleston. but added,
Il cannot stop now The booming cannon
soon explained why he was IN hurry.
one of ihe first letters ! received afer my
return TO Richmond contained check
signed n. T.. Lee and expressing regrets
that the writer could not mako a larger con-
tribuiion. That letter explained why Ten
eral Lee mad done me the honor % ask about
nv whereabouts. He simply wished To
speak an encouraging word and to glve
some money 10 help supply his men with
tho word Of the Lord"
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be held for the use # the field and stali oil.-
GERS that viii be guartsle1 at ihe EApo-i-
ion. These Will 5c laid on tables, ln q sep
arate room from the main ball.
Mli0r ~imu- reported tIat ho would De-
Gin c1oiiry Monday night, ard would De
ready 10 lc,d soldiers ON Iutsdly.
THE EXPOSITION.
Hunting and FLAGS win bc put up to-mor-
row 10 decorate tue main Tall and dining
rooms. When it is finished tle quarters
will pres -ut very inviting appearance.
Yesterday. the men in charge of the EN-
nositiOn grounds huIl re-lmensli camp
for Palmetto Regiment, Of south Carolina
Colonel Willie Jones commanding.
HOW THEY WILL MARCH.
II has been definitely settled that the mill
itary in their march a. the -l'h VIII ne
ASSIGNED positions in iiue as their states
seeded. Thus south Carolina VIII Dee lll-
lowed by. Mississippi. Alabama. tlorida'
Georgia. louisiana, Texas. Virginia, AZ
kansas. North Carolina, tennessee, ana
Missouri.
NoT FINISHED YET.
General Charles j. Anderson, who has
command OF lhe Military has not made up
his l.t a. 90 what positions l1e military
will occupy in line. lie viii have his lar.-
ous order, ready by tomorrow, az Which
time the First Virginia viii receive theii
assignment of place in the line Of march.
ARRIVE TUESDAY.
Although most of the visiting military
will reacn here on Wednesday, three COM
panie. have notified tle military committee
| ihat tney VIII arrive Aese Tuesday mornine
They are companies 4 and d Of the Missi@
,ippi National Guards. Colonel {. J.. lin
con. commander. and Company l., az 'nst
deld. Ala. OF the second regiment oi tna'
state. Captain }. B. Allen. commander.
COMPANY q SURVIVORS.
Pursuant TO adjournment, the survivor.
of the organization of Company &, iniro
/ Virginia Battalion, local defense troops
assembled al ihe Armory Of tue FIRST r.
ginia Regiment last night.
In addition Ia those who were present ~
the meeting Of May 2oih, the iolloNin-
answered 10 their names: Edgar ID, Taylor
g. Percev IlaNes. Rev. Frank Brooke. keN
beverly u. Tucker and W. \. Matthew'S.
A letter Was read from Rev. Father Co
warden. saving that b. would he present
with the company at the unyeiling. The
committees appointed at the last meetins
then reported. The committee on arrange
menis for parade reported that The surNiF
ors OF Company G. wolld be assigned a pro
rer place in the line. The report OF ia
committee on badge was submitted. baug
nt Company G., which will b. worn crosse'
upon The veteran badge presented To ~
oreanzl, by Lee Camp, = lavender, WIZ
gold lettering, embodyins the following III