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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-11-18
GENERAL KlLrAlKlUKo MARROW ESCAPE
GEN. Nj. G. BUTLER TELLS THE
STORY

The Federal Camp Surprised at
Daylight and -Four Hundred and
Scyen,y-Five Prisoners Taken Near
Fayetteville. N. Q.
Gen. M. @. Butler has recently given
an account Of the narrow escape Of
Gen. Fitzpatrick, the gallant Federal,
whose command was surprised at day
break near Fayetteville, n. c., Just q
month before the surrender Q! Lees
army. 1t is one OF the most notable
incidents OF the war, and Gen. Butler
has rendered IL good service in recount
ing the facts for the pr, sent genera
tiOn:
Our cavalry consisted Of Wheeler's
and my own division, under the com
mand Of Cen. Wade Hampton. On tic
10th OF March our column, on the
OF Fayetteville, N. g. My old brigade
at that time command by Gen. G. Nj
Law, Of this State, was in front
4oung's brigade, commanded by Col
j. 6: Wright, next, with Wheeler
.oll0wihg.
Humphreys's squadron, OF the 9th
South Carolina cavalry, Laws brigade
constituted the advance guard. BY
the rule usually observed on such oc,
casions, Young's (Wright's) brigade
would have taken the lead the next
day. You are no doubt aware that
while marching in the ncig h bUrhUOd
OF the enemy, advance and rear guards
are thrown out well to tho front and
rear, with active, vigilant scouts and
videttcs operating on the inks, front
and rear. 1t raincG in torrents the
whole day Of the 10 n Of March, Shcr-
- t,t h., =
Of our line of march. Fitzpatrick 5
cavalry covering his left flank. About
nightfali Humphreys halted his squad
ron at the intcrs oCtion OF o reOl lead
ing from the south.
On inQuiring OF Capt. Humphreys
| The cause OF his halt, he informed me
| that the road he had intcrsccted had
recently been travelled by a heav,
column OF mounted troops. On exami
nation found this to be true, and con
ciuded We had run into Fitzpatrick
track. While we were discussing tho
situation | discovered a detachment OF
cavalry following in the wake Of Kit
pntrick's march, and rode out into TIL,
forks OF the road about forty yards and
halted with the usual challenge, "Wht
comes there :" 1T WAS then gettiny
too dark to.distihguish between .frienc
and foe. The answer came, :" 5Lt
Kentucky" Knowing this to be on,
Of Kilpa,rick's regiments, | directed
the commander OF the detachment
who turned out to be a lieutenaut, tx
ridc'up, is | wanted to tai k, with him
Evidently not knowing who we were
he advanced with his orderly and whcl
| had led him in:O the ranks Of Hun
prey's squadron it was the work OF ,
few moments to disarm and place bin
in arrest.
This done, | whispered to Hum
phrcys to send out squad and take r
tho detachment Of the 9Th Kentucky
He promptly. surrounded them anc
made tt en- prisoners, twenty eight il
number, wlthou, firing gun.
You will pardon what appears to be
minor, unimportant details, but they
have an important bearing upon what
| followed.
AS soon as. Gen. Hampton had been
appriscd Of what had occurred, after
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y;,n Dr nlud ,u Lord Harry and hc
ro,f,,. t.r,r her thronuh fine strcets and
ont Il the western yn,n. and thew t,,rncd
aIoul. the hnnk of lhr rivcr WHOM tbov
had uonc inrr,. or 1,nIr m;lrS from, tho
city. Osra haltrd and l.nckoncd tho Lord
Jinrry. tn .uf,r,rh h,r and bn ,,r,n
jnt when snr WAS oI,nut to .no,l, tn
him and f,.iI him ,N,t vhn l;ncu, lin, :.
sudden and new r:,urss c,n,. nn tn
him. auI hn s,iynI h,, brill, anil 1u,,
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'''' ''''tt 'tf ~ LtNttU Nt hiRl. .
stripped of her Enuntlrts and took his
torChoad between hcT hands, and Inc Law
there quiet with his head hctwCon her
hands. And presently his eyes Closed
and hc slept But OSla did not Know
what to do, for darkness had fallen and
she dared not lcavo hlm alone there hi'
the river Therefore she sat whcro Sfn
was. and iii an hour. the night htin..
tino and not cold, She grew weary, and
her hands fell away from his brow and
she sank back ON the green turf, pillow
ing her head on curved arm, and there
sho slept with the mad lord by her and
tho ruby necklace lying near them
AT midnight Lord Harry Culvcrhouse
awoko and saw Princess OSra sleeping
peacefully with II smile on hrr lips such
as decks chi]d's lips. in sleep He rose
and stood up on his feet, looking at her,
and ho heard nothing but tho sound Of
the horses cropping the grass Il little
way off. Then he drew near her and
gazcd long on her face, and sho opened
her eyes and saw him. But sho showed
no fear Of him. She smiled at him, and
bhc said:
even hero / am guarded by one Of
the gentlemen who guard mo in tho
palace y And she closed her eyes again
md turned to sleep
Linen ShiyCr ran through him. And
ne dug hIS nails into the palms Of his
bands and, turning, wnlkod swiftly up
and down on the bluM by the side of the
river while OSra slept And presently |
ne fell on his knees beside her and be. |
gan TO murmur IN rapid rush Of words,
)ut no did not now curse her beauty,
'ut blessed God for it and blessed him
'lso for the preservation of his own
,onor Thus no spent the night till day
vas near. and then he bent over Osra
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uzzasszzzzszszasa sanzzsu
princess ANA sne, rouseu Dy the nbIs
OF their coming, sat up again, rubin,
her eyes. and she cried: "Where is he
"hero Is Lord HRrry?" And she looked
round on tho troopers, and they gazet
at hHr much astonishod at hearing wha
she said. But Rudolf came to her ant
took her hand, saying:
why, Osra, you havo been dreaming,
There is no Lord Harry here. LORD
Harry Culverhouso is far off in his OWL
country. Did this rascal Of q troope1
frightcn you?"
Her eyes grew wide in wonder, but
before she could speak he turned to the
guard, saying:
by heavens pleasure camo in timo
to prevent any harm except tho loss of
necklace my sister wore, for as rodo
up saw Il fellow STOPPING down by her
and fumblinR with tho clasp of her
necklace. Hc was one Of your troop and
had ridden out behind her, and as / rode
up to him no sprang away from her,
holding her necklace in his hand, and |
leaped down from my horse and ran at
him, and ho rctrcatcd in fear Then |
drew my sword and drove him back to
tho cdgo of the bluff, and then l split
his skull and he fell into tho river, still
holding the necklace. But, thanks to
God, the princess is not hurt Let search
bo made for the fellows body, for per-
haps the necklace will be Still in his
hand"
But ono cried, "How camo they
hcro?''
'Ah, sister," said tho king, fixing
his eyes OH Osra, chow came you herc?"
And she, reading in the kings eyes
tho answer that he would have, said:
''Thc trooper compelled mo to come
hithcr with him, and no threatened to
Kill mo if | would not givo him my
necklace, but | refused, and then ho
drew knife and mCnaced me with it,
and l fell into Il Swoon and knew 10
more until awokc and found you here,
and now sec that my necklace is gone.
: Bring her horse" the king COM
mandcd, land rido in front and behind
We will return to the city at the best
speed we may"
Then he mounted the princess on her
horse and rode by her side, supporting
her with his arm, and tho troopers wcro
some way Off in front and behind. And
tho princess felt tho pin again in her
! halr and, putting up her hand, she
pulled 1T ont, and she said
! 'llo has given me back my pin. ~
! 'Of whom do you speak," asked tho
king.
"Of Lord Harry Culverhouse. Is he
indeed dead, Rudolf" .
Are you still drcaming?" answered
the king, with n laugh. "What had that
fellow to do with Harry Culverhouse?"
but the pin?" she cried.
my wife set it in your hair before
you started, for she wished to replace
the one you gave to Lord Harry.
She did not touch my hair today"
cried the princess :
"Ayc, but she did, said he
The princess suddenly fell to sobbing,
and she said:
Tell me the truth, tell mo the truth
Surely it was in truth Lord larry Cul.
vcrhouse?'
Then Rudolf drew very close to her.
and he said softly:
Sweet sister the noble gentleman
whom We knew, no whom loved aud
who loved you III chivalrous Difference,
went from us two months ago. BE not
troubled about him, for now all is we'll
with him. But there was an unhappy
man With you, who was not Harry Cul-
vcrhouso, and who had murtlcrous and
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gans that bear the burdens ofnatcrnity, the
chances are that her child will be weak
| Puny and sickly, with the seeds Of serious
disease already implanted in its little body
at birth. If the mother, during tho interest.
Ing period, suffers from the abnormal men
tal states which recur periodically with wo.
men who are weak III a woinanly way, these
conditions, will impress themselves upon
the mind Of the child.
Every woman wants children WHO are
both physically and mentally healthy.
Every woman may have that kind of chil.
drcn if She will take proper care of herself
IN a wonlanly way. DR.. Picrcc's Favoritc
Prescription is the best Of all medicines for
prospective mothers 1t acts directly on
the delicate and important organs that bear
the brunt of maternity. 1t makes them
strong, healthy, vigorous, virilc and elastic
1t allays inflammation, heals ulceration
soothcS pain and tones and builds I'D tho
shattered nerves. 1t banislics the usual dis
comforts Of the critical period, and makes
baby's introduction to the world easy and
almost painless. 1t iiisures tho little new
comcr's health and a bountful supply of
nourishmcnt.
y book about keeping we'll. DR.. Picrcc's
Common Sense Medical Adviser. For pa.
pcrcovcrcd copy send 81 necent stamps
to cover mailing only. Cloth binding, Al
stamps. DR.. Il. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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- The United States Treasury is re- y i 'iirA
taini ng all the United; States .euins ~s;afr
received in the ordinary course of !bpsina> :, /.
ness bca;ing the figure of Liberty -
Mint to be. melted up, Over :threa II;
million dollars worth in substdipiry.t
coinage has been melted and TetUihed pN ''st
during the past year Of course the = !
new dies are used. This Is, ,'butla drop, 80 !
in the bucket to the mass Of Old silver t.: :: :
which is still In circulation. - wv
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.1,.> MADISON, N. c., Aug. 4, ''e7.,
Goose %oma GTease r. 'G Linimcnt Co.,. Greens:
Dear Sirs;--Ploase ship us at Ionce
one gross Goose Grease Liniment.. We
are entirely oUt.' Don't fail to ship at'
once. p ease give us jobbers' priess.i
1t is the best thing we have over seens,
O.. Yours truly, ...a 49,, =
w. C. JONES s. Co, -
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vjel. au., ,...ira tlai p-rl is tumrd 20
y,..l~ T.. .... --,,'v, "" ulu ull going 10
10 >,,t - .s', 1T >,r,..lI from this day
forward. au3 ,s. .i. s.a,sg t. play no
tlr,r Ira.ks i..'. "a ri,Hgp Ut it,"
And. havH- ...3 'U.-, NiuE Rudolf Ii!
took a ,...p uI.ij yD W'nn.
!, j,js mnWrI' tn U-hcr# announced
that the LwI liHvy Culvcrhouso had
rome to t,&n Is I.Nyr ut th"ir m@iC>li,S
ana Ct the Tir'.'.yN. This gentleman had
ncro'n'H""" 'h' 'n''''S.E v u'"j ''i"'
from i.'-'"'" !" '"I'-ra"'l'' hI N''.'
Z" .'' '.'" ''-' "''" .' ''''' S''''' .'.'',
iH"'' 'S !" 80 ',''' WY '"-' 'iN "''"
H"~ '' ''' "''H '.''' "'. ~ 60 i''"'',
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On Pianos, Organs and Sewing Mathines'': y y
dve our business these hard times BY selling nst
Plc"s We don't sit down and croak about the seafcit
o money like the old fossils who let purchasers SPSss' Is
on when they won't pay hem great long profits fyow%~~
want to purchase Piano Organ come and se aa ~
Eus and we will sell you We have hand the uraesEH,S
and best selected stock of Pianos in the State pIfdgs W
some OF the best makes the Market and I'VE af
to sell them We guarantee prices o.besssWeh~a II
than any other reliable dealer will make Our fors
mc purchasers are easy Only small cash puyfhfa,~1et
qWred and we make the sailing smooth * EoEs IT, ~. 49,
p't Cash Buyers we will say you buy Piano las
organ cheaper from than from any concern i'm teh st&
D!S'ness we keep constantly hand full stock ~, ~
o, M snmi1 Instruments consisting of Guitars Banj9s,s
N"m1o'ns Autoharps Vioins &c. Also the various .4
parts strings and supplies for We selling -"
sewing Machines at rldculousIy low prices If.you4 =;
want one, Just intimate it, and you will be surprised how :
low you can buy Our stock of sheet music both "j&
vccnl c and instrumental is kept full and you can get any 49,;
OF the popular and up-to-date songs and music at
time Yours truly :, -.
ALEXANDER BROS g. co, ,"s; ;'ss
-- - a. nat
Il$hENVllALE, 3
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man you y Ill
find n healthy
III . t her. \
bcl,ild's phys.
Il c n | an d
mental wei.
fare dcpcn2
to a tre!ilcn.
dous degree
:. II p o II t II c
mother S con-
dition during
the period of
cstation. II,
during these
critical: =.
months, the
mother saf'
'fe rs from,
we a k ii c q 8
and disease
of the. deli
cate and i'm;
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To-Day.

Duncanson Brcs. Aucts., 9th and D SITS. NV
Trustees sale of uninprovcd lots on 9Th and eth
SIS. bet. III ard / SITS. ne, Monday, June rs,
at 5:45 o'clock pm. William E. Edmonston and
Adds Il. Browne, trustees.
c. q. Sloan 4 Co. Aucts., 14O7 G st. NV
Trustees sale of dwellings, No. 700 Mass ave. ne.
and No. 13S 18th st. ne, on Monday, June rs, at
O'Clock pm. Thos. Hyde, surviving trustee.
Thomas bowling X Co., ATcts., 612 St
Trustees sale of dwelling. No. 541 Florida ave.
NV, on Monday June IS. at O'Clock pm. Henry
X. Willard and Henry W. Reed, trustees.
Dunc,nson Bros Aucts., 9th and d SITS. NV
Trustees sale Of dwellings, Nos 1000 and 2OO4
Hardwood ave. lie Droit Park on Monday, June
~. at ) O'Clock pm. William E. EdlnOnston and
Adds Il. Browne. trustees
Thomas bowling x Co., Aucts., 612 E st. NV
Trustees sale of dwellings, Nos 20O5-T-l1 and Is
81 st. NV. on Monday, June 2s, ut 4:30 o'clock
pm. Il. Byrd Lewis and Walter V. X. Berry,
trustees.
RatclifIe, Sutton & Co, Aucts., 900 Pa ave. n w.
Trustees sale of dwelling, No. 1892 Linden st.
NV, lie Droit Park, Monday, June Is, at 3
o'clock pm. Charles W. Handy and r. Carroll
Digges, trustees.
Tomorrow.
Thomas J. Owen Auct., 913 F st Sale OF house
hold effects and lot of assorted groceries, Tues
day, June -, at 10 O'Clock u.m at S.nclairs, GIG
La.
Duncanson Bros, Aucts., OIL. and d SITS. NV
Executors sale of contents of dwelling No. 1927 L
St NV, on Tuesday. June 80, at = o'clock D. III.
Washington Loan ard Trust Co, executor.
Radcliffe, Sutton X Co, Aucts.. 92O Pa NV.
Trustees sale Of dwelling No. .22o G st. NV, OIL
Tuesday, June -, at 43O O'Clock pm. John
Walter, jr., surviving trustee.
{. G. Sloan K Co., Aucts., 1i0T C st. n.w.-Trus-
tees sale of dwelling No. 11JS Oregon ave. NV,
Tuesday, June -, at 4:30 O'Clock pm. Abran
T.. Pardon and Chas L. Williams, trustees.
Duncanson Bros Aucts., 9th and d SITS. NV
Trustees sale Of dwelling No. 1120 10th st. NV,
Tuesday, June ~. at o'clock pm. Eugene
Cirtsi aud Cons tantine II. Williamson, trustees.
G. 6. Sloan X Co, Aucts 1907 q st. n.w.-Sale
Of unimproved property west side of 10Th st.
bet. l. and NJ SITS NV, on Tuesdly, June 20, at
$50 O'Clock pm. Jno A. Prescott and Frederick
" Pratt
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Adds Il. BROWNE,
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THos. BOWLING & CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FOUR TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS.
2oO5. .0o7. Poll AND :O15 THIRD STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of four hin deeds of trust dated
May 10. 1898. and duly recorded, respectively, in
Lber No. 1860, folios 129 ct seq. 1873 seq. Ill
ct Seq and $50 eft seq, Of the land records OF
the District OF Columbia, and at the request of
the parties secured thereby, will offer for sale
at public aue tiun, in front Of the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY EIGHTH 1897, AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
trict of Columbia, and designated lots numbe:ed
twerty-six i26,, twanty -geven t2O, twenty nine
(29D and thirty-one t3D, in George w. Barry s
subdivision of lots block ten n0>, lie Droit
Park" as per plat recorded in I.iber County No s.
folio 40, of the records of the office of the sur
yeyor of the District of Columbia together with
the Improvements thereon consisting of Il two.
story brick dwelling Zach lot being Nos. 2taj.,.
2OO7. Poll and 2Ol5 2d street northwest THE
above properties will he sold scpara ;ely.
Terms of sale for each: Dne-t third cash, ba lance
cent per annuin. payable semi-annually and Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property sold. or
all cash, at the option of the purchaser pur-
chasers Terms to be complied with In Ten DAYS
from dav of sale, otherwise The trustees rcscr, @
the right resell risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser or pufc hlscrs, after due notice of
such resale published in some Washing on news
paper. deposit of 500 each lot ,yill be
required at time of sale. All coTcyancing and
chasers
Il. BYRD LEWIS. Trustee
WALTER V. Il. BERRY, Trustee
1el1 -d&dS 4lC 9th stree. n w.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTI0NEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTEEN VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS BEING PART OF SQUARE
NO. 962, WASHINGTON. d. c., ON Il Be
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST. AND ON ELEVENTH BETWEEN
ID AND + STREETS NORTHEAST
Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust dated
the 18th day OF June, I'D. 1896, and recorded in
Libcr No. 2l4l, at folio 245 ct sea-, of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia, and ut the re-
quest OF the party thereby secured, will sell,
at public Auction. in front OF the premises on
FRIDAY, TIE NINTH DAY OF JULY AID 1897
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following described
ton. District Of Columbia and and designat ed
ard being lots numbered forty-thr 49, forty
four I4 forty five t45y, forty 46, forty seven
90, forty -eght 49, forty mine (49), fifty (5O)
fftyone t5ll. ffty-two t52), fifty three t53 fifty.
four go fifty five t55l. fifty six 1861 and fty-seyep
90 In Scaggs and Hoover trustees, subdivision of
lots In square numbered nine hundred and sixty
two (962)
Terms Of sale: One third cash. and the balance
In one and two years from day of sale for which
the promissory notes OF the purchaser must be
given bearing interest, payable emi-annually at
the rate of six per cent per annum until paid and
TO be secured by deed OF trust the property sold
or all cash, at the purchasers option All con.
chaser s cost. deposit Of $500 required AZ time
or sale IL the terms Of sale are not complietI
with within fifteen days from day of sale The
trustees reserve the right resell AT the risk ana
cost OF defautins purchaser. after 1--WE days notice
Washington. D. O. A
MAHLON ASHFORD. 40 In ave.
sAAL MADDOX, $40 Ind. ave.
9e<e-a<aA Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING CO., s12 E ST. NV.
TRUST EES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY. NO 547 FLORIDA AYENU

TRUST EES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l R1rEK WTsr NO. 547 FLORIDA AVENUE
twenty seventh day of March. 1896. and duly re-
corded in Liber 2039, folio 1854 ct seq. one OF the
land records of the District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured thereby, We will
sell, at public auction in front of the premises on
M0NDAY, June TWENTY EIGHTH, 1891, AT
and premises, situate in the city of Washington
District Of Columbia, and designated as and being
part OF lot numbcIed one o., in block numbered
three 3d. in A. L. Barber X Co.'S subdivision of
lie Dioit Park, said subdivision is. recorded
In the ofce of the surveyor OF the District of Co
lumbia, in Book Gov. Shepherd, page Is; said part
Of lot being described follows, viz: Beginning
at the southwestern corner of said block ut the
intersection of Juniper and Boundary street
and running thence north with said Juniper street
to the south line Of Maple avenue; thence with
said south line to point at intersection with
line drawn perpendicular TO Boundary street thirty
two and eighty-si one hundredths 81 So 1901
feet southeast fIom the place of beginning; thence
with said mentioned line to Boundary street:
thence with said Boundary street thirty-two and
line to place OF beginning Said part of lot one
~ being identical with lot thirty -nine 800 of
Lester A. Barr and Franklin 4. sanner's sub
division in said block three 90, recorded in said
surveyors Office In County Book Z, page TO- to-
gether with the imprc, ements. consisting Of a
three-story and basement brick dwelling, known
as No. SAT Florida avenue northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance In one
and two years, interest at the rate OF 6 per cent
deed Of trust on the property sold. all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit Of one
hundred dollars required at time Of sale All
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
II terms Of sale are not complied with within ten
days from day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost
such rsale published in some Washington news.
paper.
HENRY HENRY r. x: k MHH5ARD'
je12-dSds Trustees