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Real Estate Transfers.

Tue following deeds have been re-
corded during the past week;
!. 7. Fitzgerald 10 !. r. Holm, lot .,
blk H. Scbrcc's add. $3.50.
W. T.. Scbrcc Ia David G. Hanna ct
ny. lots - and IL. blk ;. Scbrce's adj
dition 500
GEORGE u. shannon ct al TO Cherry
Hill Coal Go. NV | Of ne | of sec. IL,
tp. Ism, - ", 10 acres; also sw of
81 of sec ,, tp. Is n, W, 10 acres !;
81
Ira = Smith 81 TX TO Jesse Keenan,,
lot 3. hlk -. Highland Park addition :;
$3.50.
Louis +. Henderson ct Tx To Kate
Giddos lot H.. blk u. Fairview addi-
liuu $50
!. II Delaney to Mary \. Delaney,
lots ~ and II, blk |, Barrett and
Aicns' sub div ~
". T.. Schrcr tn Mary t. Baker, lots
H.. ~, II. Is and ~, blk %. Scbree's
addition 1912.
". T.. Srbrcc to J. J Fitzgerald, lot
-, blk H., Schrcc'- addition 1925.
:. NJ T. and W II Roberts to
Arthur &. 81 John. lots ! and ,, blk | ,
Florence Park ~.
Charles T. Giles ct TX Ia Samuel I.
smith. luts y and 10 Boutwcll's plat !;
~ 600
\. \. Phillips ct al to Capital Park
Land n Investment Co. lots and
blocks IN city Of Olympia and lands
IN Thur-tun county VI.
Stanley Curmicr ct Tx 10 Lawrence
Cormicr. lot I. blk. ~, Woodruil's add /;
$500
Walter Mcdonald to- Georgia Cor
micr lot | blk ~. Lynwood park add ;
t7i
Emma r.. Vail and husband 10 Jen-
ME lngcr-oll. lot ~. blk. I, Gays sub.
go
Harriet l.. human To Sarah Hiltz,
lots ~. II, L., blk. 90. Pattison's add
tu llale'- u. e., $40
Hattie VI. Naglc IT al To- VIM. H.
Gummcrc. lot q. blk II, Hodg,lcn's
add To- Trnino 1928
! X Patti~on To- John Byrnc, lot | |,
Tx. +. rattison'- add 800.
T.. &. Hale to Frank VI Bailey. lot
q. Xix -. Hale suhd $3.50
" H. Schrcc To- Hugh Ross, lots IL,
II. hlk II. Srhrcc'- add $500.
VIM kaglrs- ct TX Ia Christ Pres
hytcf,nn church. lots I. :, blk. %,
iloIgden'- add 10 Tcnino; ~.
T. ! Hodge 1T uN 10 Emma T.. Vail.
lot 80, Xix I, Gays snbd 500
John u Allrn Ia :. {. Woodruff, ID.
&. of T. Marsh, ~. Is n, Nv; 81.
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Moonstone Jewelry.

Mis- Katie Brccn. Of New York City,
has just arrived here with II magnlii-
cent line oi moonstonc Jewciry from
Niagara Falls It - the first and last
time for the moonstones il the West
previous to the Worlds Fair. Miss
Brccn will remain until after the state
Fair h.r,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-15
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

The Session oi the CitN Council
Iuc~,laN evening Wa~ "a quIct one
Mayor llorr heing absent. Council.
man Murphy was unanimously elected
mayor pro tenn. The mrmhcr- OF the
Council were all present. ~ were the
constitutional advisers of the board.
the city Attorney and the Chcl OF
Police.
The Committee on Accounts aud
Expenses WIS the first Ia respond tu
the roll call 81 committees. aud the
formidable last oi bills given below was
quickly passed over aud allowed as re-.
,...,..p..p.l.I
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-15

uul Of l...i1 cough syrups manufac-
turcd IA the 4 :, but one has been
found 1" Ice entirely free from opiates
and that IL Va" California Positive and
Negative Electric Cough Cure which is
the best oT earth fcr coughs, cold Group,
ct, Sold hy Mar 4 Ross.
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\ fine line Of trunks aud yalises
lust received ut Brown & Fcrriss.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-15

e hn ~ Gre Onpmn h
mYoh hd " one product Ia
almost apkf the me- hM an an nHd coal and romano h mineral t1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-05-15
California Grocery
WE ARE PUSHERs!

And expect 20 push our trade until everybody
appreciates the Tact that we ore headquarters for
groceries. aud beyond comparison the cheapest
J. y sQuIkF-.
Aug. \, tsg1 Prop,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
THE DEK0CRATIC CLUES.
All Arc Well Organized and VIII Do Good
Work when Required.

The real work for which the Democratic
climbs Of Richmond were organized is yet to
come and approaching this fact they are oil
alive and alert. The Union Club. OF MARSHALL
ward will hold jubilee meeting at Powell
Hall at 3 o'clock tomorrow evening. Goon
spee hes NAV be expected, as all the nominees
will be on hand. =, -, "a
Rockets Democratic Club will hold It's
regular meeting at its club-rooms, 32lO Lester
street on next Tuesday night at o'clock.
Thls will e the last meeting previous to the
election. and there 8 important business 10
transact such ss selection of runners for the
election and the adoption Of rules for the
government OF The club. Members OF dlf-
ferent clubs and all Democrats are invited.
Brookland Democratic Club No. VIII hold
H. first grand Democratic rally Of the present
canpalen at the club rooms on Brook turn
pike. lust north of the city. tomorrow night,
commencing at 80 o'clock. Hon. gorge d.
WISE. Hon. IL. w. Flournoy. Hon. Conway, X.
Sands. the nominee for the House, and other
speakers will address the meeting. full
brass band. consisting of seventeen pieces.
will be on hand. and refreshments Will be
served in abundance.
The Clay Ward Actives had q large and en-
thusia.tic meeting last evening preliminary to
the election. President Henry hracker
presided. The Actiyes will be heard from On
election day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
THE DEMocRATIO OUTLOOK.
Information Gathered At tho state HEAD
auarters-A Number of Independents

Information Gathered AT the state Head
auarters-A n imber of Independents.
From information gathered at the State
Democratic headquarters the outlook IN Nir-
einia for a Democratic Legislature is favor
able vet there are numerous complications
and differences in various localities. and IN
less the Democrats are moro vlgilsnt and ac-
tive. The victory WILL not be one 10 when
they can point with pride.
n fact in many OF the counties where only
O few weeks ago the Democratic candidate
alone had the field they are now confronted
with independent or Republican opposition
This is so in all the counties Of the FIRST
district which recently had few complications
Nahone's policy has been 10 eHay suspicion
of any organized plan or eKertion 20 oppose
the Democratic party but II 10 shown sthat IN
the counties where the coored voters strongest
Republican candidates have Deen invariably
nominated. while in Democratic strongholds
wherever any differences have occurred either
Independent or A lliAnce candidates have been
promptly put forward.
Considerable bitterness has been engen-
dered between candidates IN Caroline and
other counties where the contest Is most
active. Good Democratic speakers are needed
by the committee at this time, except In the
Eighth district where they are actively en-
plOyed in sufficient number
Senator Daniel and Hon. G. T.. OFerral
have been doing good service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

VONDERLEHR- Died. Of paralysis at 6 A. NJ
SATURDAY. October -. 1891. at the residence Of
her sister, Mrs &. Gregory. On ChelseA Hill.
Mrs. NJ. Y. YONDERLEHR, in the forty eighth
year of her age.
Funeral viii take place from ST. Marys Cath
Ollie church THIS Sunday EVENING October
25, 1891, az o'clock.
DUKE.-Died. at her parents residence. No.
61q north Fourth street. at 1915 A. NJ. Saturday.
October u. 1891. MARY NJ. second daughter Of
aries W and Mary +. Duke, in the eleventh
wear OF her age, Of rheumatism oil the heart.
0 must thy cold grave ope' for thee,
Our second our dearest one;
Bur give us hope eternal Lord,
When this sad life l. o er.
To meet our little Mary in heavens bright
home,
And part from her no more.
HER PARENTS.
Funeral will take placeiTO-DAY Sunday, Oc-
toher -, ls9l 3 20 I. b.. from 81. Peter Ca
thedral Friends and acqua ntsnces respect
fully invited TO attend
ONEIL.-Died. AZ the residence Of her son.
d. J. 0 Neil lpli north Seventeenth street at
500 j. NJ. October Sd. after hort but severe
illness which she ore with hrsiian fortl,ude
Mrs. ELIZA o NEIL, a native Of the county
Limerick. Ireland, in the sixtieth year Of her
age.
She leaves family Of three sons and two
dau hters 10 mourn their grea loss.
funeral will take place from ST Peters Ca
IN dral "a 3 +. NJ. = HIS sunday All EhNO0N
i e. and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
PnlI-Dre,s Affair.

A full-dress reception took place on Friday
evening at the residence of Dir. Henry Lee
Valentine. 213 south Third street. the occa-
sion being tho celebration of the twenty
second birthday of Mr.. James Marion Nalen-
tine. tue brother Of Mr. Henry Lee Valentine:
Messrs. James " Valentine, q. II. Thomp-
kins. Emmett Meade and Robert erosion,
rendered some very fine music. and added
much to the pleasure of the evening The
following ladies' and gentlemen were present:
Mr. and Mrs Henry Lee Valentine, Miss
Mary Braxton Of Stanton. Miss Mary Davies
Of Little Rock. Ark. Miss Olga Adeiuek of
Schaw. Russia, Miss Fannie Braxton OF Rich
mond. Messrs. John Is. Young. A. Young.
Dean Maury. Granville Valentine, Cation
Chaplin, James NJ Valentine. q. II. Thomp-
kius. Emmett Meade and Robert Croxton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

A New Play to be Presented at Mozart
Academy.

Captain Page McCarty's two-act comedy,
the "Prima Donna" will be presented at the
Mozart Academy Monday evening. Ii is said
by those who have read it 10 be an extremely
clever work. and if 1t reads well 1t certainly
must be good when staged IN elegant dresses
and scenery. il is q story OF young Cir
who runs away from home TO win
renown. and ut tho same time avoid
marrying rich banker at the command
of an nhuman father. Her fond lover who
is poor army lieutenant. thinks that she Is
dead or lost forever, and he proposes to marry
the "Prima Donna" because Of her RESENT
blance 20 his old sweetheart The "Prima
Donna. in the hurry of her business engage
ments. takes it for granted that the old lover
knows that she IS the long lost love, and ac-
cepts the oae- with the bouquet. At this
critical moment the father telegraphs the
General that the long lost love is found, and
the General rushed westward 20 find the Old
sweetheart and the prima donna. She sues
him for breach Of promise at the instigation
of Max. the manager. who is quick 70 take IN
the difficulty as big stroke in advertising.
The first act is at signal station near Den
YER the second in hotel corridor in san
Francisco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
IN THE CHURCHES.
Renowned Preachers viii FIN Several of the
CITY Churches.

Rev. Dr. Topper will preach at the Mission
Tent on Seventeenth street at $50 this even
ing. and Captain Cunningham will sing.
These meetings are growing in success and
the attendance Is large.
Rev. Or. K err viii preach for the Confed-
crate Veterans at the Old Soldiers Home. In
their pretty chapel at that institution. at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
Rev w. d. Walters d. D., OF London,
England. will preach for Or. Judkins. the
pastor of Centenary church. at o'clock this
The ARK in the Sanctum sanctoram or
Holy Of HOLES. viii be the subject of Rev.
Dr. Wiley Bledsoe at Pnrk-place church this
evening.
Rev. Preston Nash. rector Of Christ church,
will preach TO the Independent Order OF Red
Men at the morning service to-day. They
will attend IN body.
There will be special services at West View
Baptist church every evening tins week, con-
Quoted by Rev. DR. Laudrum.
Rev Or. Hugh Price Hughes, superinten-
dent Of the London Mission Of the British
Wesleyan Conference. will preach at Broad
street Methodist Episcopal church this morn
ing and at Trinity at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Ia Great Luck.

Mr.. Catell Thompson, the popular box
clerk in the postoflce has returned TO his
post after u two weeks absence, spent mostly
In cunning near Gloucester Courthouse. Va.
Ills success was something phenomenal he
hayino baeeeI eight dozen partridges, ten
Wild turkeys. twenty-five ducks. twenty
geese ten dozen sora. fifty odd bares one
deer and lawn. which latter he caught in a
far foot-race and last but not least. crane
seven feet from tip u tip Of ITS wings. TX
acty how many OF the above were domestic.
fowls and animals. has friends nave not neen
able 10 ascertain. Mr.. Thompson very
modestly disclaims any credit as sportsman
IN the above record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Now fnrnifiiTf..

THE TIMES reporters have lust been fur
nished by the management with handsome
individual desks of polished cherry. M equip
ment very convenient and hig ~ GppTecisted.
and also in keeping with the spirit Of i'm
proyement that cLaracterzes the paper. The
old mahogany round table on which the edi-
tor OF the Wing penned the political dlatnbes
and tie old IA les and desks that for many
wears served that paper through It's eyentful
career. and to which Tar Tnrs fell heir.
have now been relocated 10 the rear and
handsome substitutes hold place IN the city
editors room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

We have Carpet Warp (s1;25 per oS ale 4: OF
r nounds and the celebrated W.ite
Powhatan Linen (this Is strictly conneot'
nsl' wide FOR drawn work, when Is on
Of the nopular works Of the ladies'. Ou
store re- Is one OF the best lighted in Rich
mond and when yo buy dress particu.
Lar then YOU want to see what you are
doi5e Rough-fnish Dress Goods are the
latest. bat a great many ladies' VIII ho1
hue item as they prefer the smoother'
6ner stufs. such Is Cashmeres. SeIses'
Wenriettas aud Broadcloths. we lave
Nm Kinds in almost all desirable shades
and several qualities. If you VIII cali
nnon MS we viii use our best Efforts 70
saII Won what Won want. We cah your at
tention 10 the following. every one OF
which ia an exceptional value
Mems Heavy Striped Socks nnoieacheu
grounds with colored stripes. at &c.,
,fans o. nlanndered Shirts in few sizes. made
''' ont Of New York Mills cotton win men
bosom. at SOC. We have these III sizes
al, - percales for shirt waists or children
dresses at 8 &c. worth Zoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

A lot of Colored Passementerie at &c, re-
duced from 81 75c.. Soc. and 3759c.
2or pieces Extra-Fine French Nainsook
some of Wenzels stock at 75c., She.
and : per yard.
Beautiful Chinchnla. Finest Eider-Downs,
G2l5c. a Novelty.
Yard Wide Elder Downs for Opera Capes.
ETC.. at 75c.
Handsome Yard-Wide China Silks in evening
shades at TIC and sc.
Nice selection of Light Shades Of Cashmeres.
half-wool. at 2Jc. and $50, and Atwood at
&c. and soc.
Some very Handsome China Silks, light
grounds. with high figures. for fronts OF lea
Gowns etc. at sl50.
Colored Pattern Dresses. $3.50 to S25.
Black Pattern Dresses. $3.50 to S25.
Good t'nbeached SOC Canton Flannel
Drawers. sizes 26 and q for boys, and sizes
20. 81. "a. 3J. %. 40. ~ for men.
We keep all OF the furnishings for men.
and you know Dry Goods stores beat the
world clothing stores particularly in selling
cheap. Ii in doubt. try US.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Eeri frafion.

The various registration precincts IN the
city were open VI sterday from the rising to
the setting OF the sun. but the registrars had
a u ct lay and the number Of names placed
upou the book were mall IN comparison
vi h other years. At the precinct MT Whit
csmp'- stal L. on north Second street not a
an ie certificate of a colored voter was pre-
sented.
cry little interest was manifested in the
matter IN the CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

ject Of an enduring monument in this the
capitol city of the Confederacy, in whose sue
cessful defense no fell at its very gates"
General Fitzhueh Lee General Thomas l..
Rosser, General Munford, Judge Garrett and
others are expected TO address tho meeting.
Ladies OF the city are especially invited to
attend the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

ARE THE ORDER OF THE DAY-9O9
3O9-HAS BARGAINS, IS WHAT THEY ALL SAY--3O9

DO Won believe the old saying "here Luck IN Odd Num-
bq RI not deal 800 Broad street and we Will con
vince YOU Of the of dealing with people who have ONE PkC
No polite Attention and an Earnest Desire to sell their
friends customers and the general public their share of Dry Goods NO.
tons Dress Trimmings The State Fair will be held tins week ana we
vii no Glad 70 see all of and all other visitors at our
store We are not quite large the Others but OF run SIZE
and warranted Our stock varied and you VIII ma he
some things that many other do not keep For instance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

Mayor Tyson. Judge George /. Christian
and the other members of the Old Howtzeis,
returned Friday night from the r visit TO the
battlefield at Spotsylvania Courthouse Judge
Christian cut caue from the tree under
which he was shot MAY u. 1861. Mr.. John s.
Elicit was wounded at the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
ALI Rncnn,. HcInnInn.

The remains Of Mr.. A. S. BACON. who was
killed by the elevator at the Richmond Paper
Mil Friday, were forwarded to Norwich.
Conn. bis old home. yesterday Committees
from the several lodges OF Masons. Odd
ellows and other societies accompanied the
remains 10 tho train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
A lIaIlnnn Circular.

It is reported that Malone has addressed a
secret circular TO the independent candi-
dates for the legislature to know with which
OF the Legislative eau uses they propose 20
act These circulars are sent out with great
precaution and secrecy. and but few have
been seen except by those 10 whom they are
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
THE WICKHAM MONUMENT.
The Committee Met and Made Arrange
msntS for Tho UnYelllns.
kLARGg NUMBER OF TROOPS TAKE PART
Cercmop,e. in Monroe park-ino'' VINO
wm sr,sk-The shsm Ba''le-A Re
unlon Of tho Veteran Cavalry
ALARGE NUMBER OF TROOPS TAKE PAHI

UITABLE arrange
meuts have been
ma le 10y the COM
mittee who have IN
charge the unwilling
Of the Wickham
statue next Thurs
day. They held n
meeting at the
armory last evening
1t WAS stated That
General Thomas H.
Ros.er would be
chic, marshal on the
OCCASION. Major
old first as
.r.1f4 were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Three Hundr a and Thirty students.

The Virginia Mechanics Institute now has
the fullest classes in its history, there being
three hundred and thirty students enrolled
Seventy applicants have been reeretiully
turned down for want OF Accommodations for
them. The school is doing fine work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
MEATHER FORECAST.

- WASHINGTON, D. c. Oct 24-For Viz
IfblR ginia: Fair stationary temperatures
- westerly winds.
For North and South Carolinas: Generally
fair; stationary temperature; southwssterly
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

ITO WHOM II MAY c0NCERN,mAl parties
Indebted 10 W A. SPOiT and w; A SPOiT
A son are requested 10 come forward ana settle,
ssms ara reauested to present them Tor settle
s sav Mns. w. A. SPOTT,
90 o. Exeoutrix.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
poRT OF RICHMOND, ocrorrR ii. 1891.


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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER II. 1891.
SAILED.
Schooner Jennie Ehmmons. Williams, New
York. railroad ties. vessel Curtis 4 Parker:
schooner Spoedwell, Airy. New Ork, pig iron. ].
N Gordon, agent, vessel curtis X Parker:
schooner Eva A DannehOwor. johnson. City
Point. 10 load railroad ties Tor Elzabethport,
vessel Curtis x Parker: schooner NAME Saun-
ders Stutman, Albany via Bermuda Hundreds.
railroad ties. vessel Curtis X Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCTOBER q, 1891.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Hniphers. New York.
merchandise; steamship William Crane from
Providence. general cargo: steam hip Char
lotte, MCKEE. Baltimore, cargo aud merchan-
disc
SAILED.
Steamship william Crane, for Norfolk. gene
raj CARO-: steamship Roanoke New iork. gene
raj cargo. steamship Charlotte, for Baltimore,
merchandise aud passengers.
LAMBERrS POINT. OCTOBER "a, 1891.
ARRIVED.
Barge Norfolk and Western. 4; schooner @. W.
Church.
coALED.
British steamships pretwalda, West Point.
Liverpool; FederAuon. New Orleans. Bremen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

DARTIFs HAVING NOTES MATURING ON
/ THURSDAY. October 29th, are requested 10
attend 10 same on MEDNESDA October 2,th,
thereby siyin. the EN- Ioyes q the different ,n
exercises al the Fair grounds on the above
mentioned day.
LOCKWOOD. Cashier National Bank OF
SAVING BANK OF RICHMOND. by GEORGE
" WooDBRIpGE. Cashier;
OF Richmond, Va;
J. f. GLENN. Cashier OF Merchants National
CITY BANK OF RICHMOND. VA. J. n. SNroS.
THE sii'AisiiE BANK OF VIRGINIA, by WILLIAM
NJ HuI, Cashier; :,
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, by RICHARD IA.
SMITH. Cashier
J. b. BTAsLEi. Cashier Union Bank Of Rich
CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND, S. G. WAL
LACE, Cashier: - ..,,.<,,
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAYINGS
BANK, Richmond, Va. BERNARD PEfIoN'
Ir.. Cashier: -.
MANI s. QUARLFS. Cashier Planters Ma
tional Hank Klchmon 4. Va ocSi-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
NOTICES.

HAVE THIS DAY WITHDRAWN FROM
| the POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY, hav-
ing sold my interest to Mr. Polk Miller, Debts
due the firm can q paid 20 either pr vi or or
my myself. The concern mas , no de9II 70 llui-
date. thAhLfo T. d oN-o.
Ocioher y. 1871. OcA(-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

rI,O WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.-NOTICE IS
i hereby given that application viii lie made
10 the Virginia Fire and Marine INSURANCE ON, I'M,
pany for renewal Of CEklltltAItSO or
STOCK Nos 2sss and si39 for 10 and shares.
rro~cctivelv of the stock OF SAID com. any,
standing in my name, the same having been lost
or misiaid. ,>,o =, Doccrsrr
So 6-sugm INV II. boN'NAf'
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CAVALRY REUNION.

IN Wednesday evening the 2sth. the vete-
Iau cavalry OF Tie Army Of the Northern Viz
E'n'A VII hoid q reunion at the regimental
afmOry for the purpose of orgnDizino a veto
Tort as follows ~
= as 1T Is impossible 10 record the deeds
o ,e oy the Army I'll Northern Virginia with
guy connecting the name OF Stuart with its
I-osl orihiant achievements. or 10 think of
Re Zee ana Jackson without inyoluntarily call
,1s ~ up tae shade Of this gallant commander
a. .ue caaNt'ry corps. It seems hut fitting that
-, 9sg.uier VINO IN his twenties. b.azed the
ci ay ior Jackson around the armies Of Nc
N'sAsh and Hooker. should be made the sub