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TUB DALLAS HER ALU, TUESDAT MO NINO AUQU8HT 30 1881
ciPf use or mcHHonn.
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Oeaernl Weliaei'a Deacrlpilaa of nil
Traopa Eaterlne Hlotimond-Iutrr-tivar
aud Incideula-Preil-deut
Llneoia'a Rndden Appearance
on t'oat.
Major General Wsltzel In rhlledelphlaTlm.es.
My staff and I then rode along the Oi
borne pike, and when we arrived at Us Judo
on with the Newmarkat roal we law Dov
en' division coming up, the littler marching
rapidly. Upon looking to tbe rear w raw
Kautz't "divieloD corning? up tbe pike at a
limilar ( ito. Oaly one man was killed in
pasting through, the rebel torpedo liner. 1
afterwards understood that tbe two columns
met hora aa that Deven cliiuiud thj jiike
by virtue of niniorily in rank und that
Kautz yielded it on thu account,
but struck out strs'pht acri.es thu
Held. Whan wj arrived at b.iltory '.!,
below lloeta.'ii, wo found a toiitnr)
aonlioul on poat in a bright and m-.rtoii'
militia uniiVw. llo rUd ho bud b. oi; ioet;d
tbo night before mid Lot ruliovi-d. llu hud
served iii tho old eamilry ai.d si amed to rue
to be an ANiliiti, (ot lie spjk.i p.mr Kronch
and worsa Gjrinan. I (ant hirn borne to hie
family, from the limit 1 wa- hrst awakoiitd
in tho uislit Ihii tires ooemcd to ir.cre.ito in
number sod f;z, and at intervaie loud ex
plosions wnre heard and now when wo en
tered Richmond we found rouwlves in a tier-
fjet pandemonium. Fire and explosions iu
all directioDH; whites and blacks either drunk
or in tbe highest state of exsitomont, runniiij;
to and fro on the streets apparently engaged
tapillago or in saving some of their scanty
leueou irera me nre, it was a yolllng, nowl
ne mob.'
Major Graves had reconnoitered up to tho
Capitol square In the city. Below the latter
he had been met by Major Mayo aud others
or jv.onmona ana received its turrendor.
They informed bim tout all tbo liquor in the
city had been ordered destroyed, but it seems
that many of the poor wretches bad scooped
it up from the gutters and drank it. To add
to tne Horror ot tbe soene lha conviots broke
out ot the penitentiary and began an India-
criminate pillage and cut the hose of eomo
or. the tire engines. When the mob saw my
staff they rushed around us, bulged and
kissed our legs aud horeos, ihoutina hallolu.
Jah and glory. This continued until we
arrived at Uapttcl squtre. 1 ppctped sunsid
eraeleof this disagreable infliction by an
amusting circumstance. Major Williain Y.
UuUhiui, of Hjxhury, MasoacotiEctts, rode
by my side, lie wusdreeced in full uniform
axcopt epaulettes and bad (he regulation
equipments, etc , on bis horso. lie bad quito a
veneraoio and very nanasoma appnuranco
I ws in undress uniform. Tha mob natur'
allj supposed Hutchius to bothe general and
he received tbo bulk of the carciH's and a'.
tontionj. A sad eight met us on reaching
t. i . . . n
uapiwi rqnaro. xi was cojeied wild women
cnuaren wno bad lied hen to eucape thu Cro
Home of thorn had Bsved a fow article of
furnituro, but moat had only a few art'olu- of
bedding, such as a qui.t, blanket uud pil
low, and were IviDir unon thun
Their poor facj'.crB perfect pictures ot
u"SrrPp8ir. It was aftLlDflV-Wojjld.
.. nave menea a neartot stone, J. ll.-st ordered
my .aid, Captain Horace li. Filch, of Auburn
iew lork, to write a dispsich to Oorioru
Grant, announcing my entrance into Rich
mond. This was the dUpatch ihit was
taken otf the wiros at Uily Point nrl sunt to
tho country via Washington. Then I emt
an oraer to uuvens to msren his division in
to tbe city to extinguish the 11 mute ami
ordored Parsons' Mutineer couioaiiv tn soint.
Idiractad Kautztu 'Uiupy the detached fens
nuuruaunucuy, lorn...:: lu'Siernr.d Ad.tins to
picket the roads. (Ji,U.:ul A l.imj Mkui uii
special favor to bo a'.lowcl to marc j i'.a leni
ment through the ei'.y ai.d I granted it. I
was told that this Una regiment uf colored
men madeavory grett nupreition on those
citizens who saw it. I dirf cled my i.U-0 and
headquarter orderlies to scour tbe city and
press into service every abiu-nodied man.
white or hUek, sn j ni .l;o thorn i-ssu'. in ex
tinguishing tho Hainei. Uevena' couiuiai.d
anticipated my orde. Tney marched into
tho city, stneked t.rms tn.t wont to work.
In this uranner the lire was cxiir.guicbed nd
Sorfeet orl 'r restored. Culouel Fred L.
Lannirg, provott nmrtlml nt depai-iiueiil
hflidqunrleri, reported to me and wna pl.ieed
on duty in tho city. Ucuurat .Sheplny, my
chief of staff, m placed on duly - mditaiy
governor, lie haj occupied a similar posi
tion in Mew Orleans alur its cipluru in ltG2
and was eminoutly Hi fur i: by education und
experience.
TUIt WIllB AT FAULT.
I undoralood from lending citizens uf
Richuion.t that tho tiros bad been darted in
tho large tobacco warthmiEn, which bud
been fired by order of Uenoral K veil in oMei
that their contents might not fill tnU our
hands. Thus the rebel copital, 11 rod ny men
placed in it to defend it, was av'd tom tot 4
dtstruution by eoldiers of tho Uniu-U ti:-xs,
vtho had ttkon paeiioii. Tbo bloody
vic'orio which opened tbo gates of 11 cii
mond to my command wuru won at Five
Forks and on thu lull of the army of the
Potomac, but my men won equally aa grrai
a ono in the city, although it ws bloodless.
The telegraph oorps did not bavj wire
enough to carry thu lines into Richmond ou
tha first day and hence tha nearest station
was about three miles distant. My dispatch
announcing my eulrar.ee ii.to Richmond was
end down by cavalry courie-, and ou his res
turn ha brought the following:
April 3, 1 66, KxomUkant's IIoqiu.
To Major-tiontral nellsl:
I do not doubt that you will march into
Richmond unopposed. Take possension of
tbe city and tatabllsh guardi aud preserve
order until I got there. Penuit no one to
leavo town atler you get posaei-ien. Tbe
army h ;ro will endeavor to cut off the rotreal
of the enemy. U. B. Grant,
Lieutenant- General.
In tha aflornoou I was astonished to re
ceive the following:
Al'KIL 3, 1805.
I By telegraph from Petersburg, Va.
To Major-Uanaral Weltzel t
How aw you proj;rosMog t Will the ei.emy
try to hold Richmond f I havo dotaincd the
divulon belonging to your corps, and will
' tend it bck if you think it will be needed.
1 am waiting hero 1) hoar from you. the
troops moved up tho Appomattoi this morn
ing. U. S.URAHT,
Lieutenant Ooueral.
I was still mora surpritt d to hear a few
dajl ago that Bidoau, In his book, stated
that General Grant did not receive my 8:15
a. m. dlrpatc.h until nearly 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. I Immediately teat to the cilice
cT thu D itroit Free Prors, and found tnat
they ptlnt'd tbe oxtra auiiounulng my occu
l u'.lon at 10 a. m. The del y was therefore
between C.ty Point and General Grant's
faoarlqutrltrt.
With this I might consider the nar.-'A vo
( my entry into Richmond as onrtt d, hut
lb history of tno letlcr from Mr. Lincoln
("trootlng me to porn.l. the assembling of the
Virginia If jf'ilhtii-e ai.d its iubsebunt ravo
cation is intimttely bound up with the history
of my brief oooupulion of tnu city tnat I will
in order to comply with tha request which
has boan nude of ma, oontinuo tbo narrative
in regular or.'or of date. I had my teadqiiat
ters duriug the d) In tbe senate cbsuibers ol
thecspltol. After the Area Lad b
lulshed and order restored tn Riehmcnd
I wm dlrous to obtain lodulr axil
Mod. Upon Inquiry Z found that Major
Gravea, in the course of his reoonnoissanoe,
bad found tbe Davit' mansion and that the
housekeeper, under inst'uetiont from Mr.
Jeffsrsou Davis, had surrendered it for the
occupancy of the commanding effleor cf te
federal troops which might occupy tne city.
In addition to tha housekeeper a few ke--vanta
remained. The supplies in I'l'i t rd. r
were very scant, hut everything :.o iu It
bouse was in good order and furn'sr-.cd o)e.
gaut quarters for my statf ai.d ni3. Oj
April 4 I received a dispatuii, of nbicU tne
following isacopj:
By Tolcgraib f em llH.i'fir-.-, liep'tV'.,
Arni7o( li J iu a, Apr l 4 1-W
Cieneral WalUul, Ceiuinimti.K'
You will fieaewhal tohatuo may be within
rcien so ton ror tne purpone ot feeding tne
tjor of tho citv. You are aDooinlud uov-
erncr of Richmond, and in lay absenco will
act as commander of the department in all
matters whiub reauiro nromut action Let
food and neceasarius come into tbe city.
i.'girter inu white men. Aonomt a tni I'.&rv
tiiimnisdon for tbe Dunisnment of olletiscs
againtt Ww or order. Organize a police
force, fart gas and water companies and
prove1, 'bainiiabiwnts in ti.oir properly wl o
come forward and tfiko the O'lth of alleriHi.ce
oi duo notice. Hy property periors aie not
meant, l on will not allow any tuxes to he
imposed i.f rrnls paid other than WKWunr)
to recnunzj ownemhio of loyal Innrili.da.
lie your own treasury ui;"iit, nliow loal
men t open not .u, out not gro; suops.
E. O. O. Olio M J r Ooi.ernl CoiiunsnJlBg.
Apprjveil lij' Ui'ueral liruut.
M8 LINCOLN'S V1MIT.
On this day I was delighted alu to see
Admiral iarra,;Ut, with whom I became
acquainted on the New Orleaus expedition in
!Sii2. As soon as ho hunrd that Richmond
bid fallen be came up tha river, regardlets
or torpedoes, landed.al V anna and rode in
to the citv. IIn was accompanied bv Gene
rai George II. Gordon, commanding olllcer
at Norfolk, llo looked nnppier even and
younger man bo did alter JNew Orleans
fell. On the next dev. April 6. I re.
oeived a dispatch from City Point
that Mr. Lincoln bad started for Rich
mond on the Malvern, Admiral Porter's
fligehlp, and tho timo of probable arrival at
the "Kocketts" was given. 1 ordered my
ambulance to bo at my clfico in abundant
time fur me to reach, tbe ' Rockctl'-' at tho
appointed time to meet the pietidont, I
was tnereiore very mucn surprised to hear
just about the time I intended to got into
my ambulance that the nr.sident waa alreadv
at my qusrtors. I d rote over as hastily as
possible and found tne report correct.
II eecms that the Malvern came up
quicker than was expectod, and not llnuing
anyone at inu landing to meet biro
the president started ou foot. Porter or
dered a guard of marines for an escort, hut I
am told Air. .Lincoln saw nothing ol his es
eiort on his way. It differed lroui JoU
Ptoaaix's cavalry escort to tho survoying
party in this ropsct, too, that it followed
instead ot prrcidmg tiO prosioimt. Hoar.
nvca at tue jjvi nou e closely followed by
a rabble, mostly contuosed of neiiroos.
Some the r ibolo hal boon told that he
ws Jelfjrson Davi-, and conmq'iMiiUy "hero
wi ro same cries oi cung Vila I Unng nim !
iM:ititN.ii..
Kx-tlonator Thurman is now Iravelinc
among tho Alps.
Jnmes Redpalh's name has been removed
from tho list of rn jrub 'ra of tho Oobdeu
club bocausoof b'u sympathy with Iro'aud.
C'oiigren:nan rillman, of South Uiroliioi.
j prospecting for g'ild in UJgsllsld county.
that 6tato.
General James II. Lane, of Wilmir.etoiii
N':irth Carolina, bus acceiit-:d the proletaor-
ahip. of iiittlbeina'.ica in tt.e Mi-..uri school
of alines and Metallurgy.
Major Daniel, the iieiuocra'.io CbiiiiJatu
for uovernor of Vir jinia. on Tuesd iv bid to
Governor llollid.iv his robignuiion as stun
senator from tbe C.-tmpbell and Lyuchbui
district.
Esnpo.-or William, of Ge.-uiaiiVi is tuil'er-
ing from a cold, and it is feared that he may
pi K.ibly bo unalili) to nltund the autumn
military ma: muvroa. His heii.h lor tho
past few daja bua not bean at nil emit fac
tory. Frnr.k Tboinown. general tnaiiMr.nr of the
I'ontiai lyania ruilroad company, wnh u paitv
of fneuJi, will leav) the city to-day
ou n trip to Wyomi'.g territory, where H'ty
will ipend several weeks snooting and iUr-
leg.
Govorr.or L A ttiinldon, of Now Mexico,
who is on lin wy liom Wtshingtcn to S n
la IV, lold u C'levoh.iid icporleroii Moiulny
that Mrs Giiniid h ha oi ly person about
tbo white house who thinks that tbe presi
dent will recover.
Tne cable announcos the death of Mm.
Km ly V. Burnett on ti.ilurday, 2 1 it instaul,
at StouUtioim, 6 widen. Mm. liuriioit was
the daiighu-r cf tbo Into General Aaron
Ward, of Sing Sing, Niw York, and the
si-ter Mrt. bv.um 1 J. Rmdail.
General llurlburt, the newly appointed
representative of this country, preaen'.ed his
credentials to the provision il piesideiitot
I i t u on July -b o, at tne satnu audlenca that
Mr. Uhiletiancv. the retiring minister, oilkial-
ly announced his approaching depailutc.
Judtico Iium. ot tho I'liiled States tu-
preme court, it said to show no sign of im
provement, lie remains in about the anno
condition that he was reveral months ago,
and will never be able to resume, his teat
upon the bench again. Mot having been on
the bench long enough to entitle bim to be
r t rod it is not expected by bis associated
that he will resign uulil congress pastes a
special act to meet bis case. With Justice
Hunt too much disabled to attend to any
official work, acd one place on the bench
vacant, the court is crippled in ill circuit
duty, and next winter will put the court
Hill furthor bohind in deciding pending
cases.
the Preaa at Toiktonu.
The following gcntlomon, connected with
the press of tbo country, hove been teloctod
to represent American Journalism at the
Yorktown centennial for tbe old thirteen
states. Pennsylvania, A K McClure Phila
delphia Times, chairman. Maryland, A H
Abell, Baltimore Sun. Maaaacbutnlts, Col
Pulslfer, Boston Herald. New Hampshire,
Stilton llutcbins, Manchester Democrat.
South Carolina, F W Dawson, Charleston
JNowa and Uourier. North Carolina, Chat
R Jouos, Charlotte Observer. Virginia, J
Ilarron Uono, Norfolk Landmark. De'a-
awaie. W C Crosdalo, Wilmington Kv. rv
tvonlng. connncllcut, fi A Uurr, ilartlonl
Times. New York, George Joins, New
York Times. Rhode Island, H.mator An
tnouv. I'rnvidei.co Journal. Now Jcrsiy,
Thomas T ICinnay, N"-virk Aicrlisxr.
Goorgia, Jamns 11 KiWll, Savannah News
. C. CHILDS,
Dealer Id
COAL
Oarloaaud Retail,
fast an I I, li.'. Ut oar A Jsl' tna (
Valuable Property for
SALE.
IflUi 7,8. , and wo.tliulfof 0, l.laek lM-
iXiii fi-of ti liliunreu anil Prekton clree'.a. ,-nI
Mur hun, mr.-a 'i nsi, ln'KsniHittrn, l,vnt
m ommi-MH ittfot, Bu feet (leeo to AIIlJ.
l.ov, I anil 2. bl-clc IWI-IO Ms foi-t, front on
tnoinmiwmrfet. M wnivu ullur and In ffet
iVi ii.wnnei ot ComniMii v moil T O rail
i.iU r)nrvatiou. l uroti cabin on tha lot.
t'rice f7fi0.
Westhalfof lots, hU ek 1T(I, north aide of
Malu alr.ot, tiy l', i,,,t, nuitr lUwIlu'a
lionio, aixl In rear of Dr. A len'a crug alorx:
small oitbln ou It. t rie SJ.vd.
Knat half " flot l7,lilouk 170, O 2, smith side of
Ei iii stiver, m Oy tiKi feel.iulueilluK blaoksmlth
shop, l'rlee, iH'O.
Fractional lot In blnok Kil, li 17, aoiitlieastor
Cealral railroad, k.,iiiIi :f Kim trt, ;i7 feet
front, rnnnUir Imi-.k In kloipn ol a liiaugle,
Ujx Uoimc un it. f'noe tiieo.
Klve-ii;litlisi,ra.i aer leaa ill) feat, rljrlit oi
way of I imtrjf ral vnnd aeroim tlm irm k, lu
elud UK liouan, wtll 10 il thie-. i. h'I limiKa.
'i'liu h )ii.-M lielimi; to Iho iie,-uianiB aud the
nil vi p to O. N'ell!,3 aud will nut bo aold. l'rlee
Si.2nu.
Lot 4, block 479W, t tli corner of fwias
and ll:ti:wklii a.iivef, I line r,i leet on Swlat
and idi!audaii'l 11" r i :,' ,!,iMa. l'rlee
liiil 1,1 in lilo. k 17i!nn ilieoout'i pliU of Malu
Bllilfl,t I f I, ovd alle-l, fKI'.O feel aljll
dellnix house ihieoii l'rleu tmiii.
IiOta iu hliick 152, Ciiuinerue u eet,0.lxt(i0fl,
In rear of lot .uiuvn the two i-x emlhg
tlintiiRb fiom Mala to tienmieiee. l'rlee Jjiror
b ull lots 125
The tltlatn alltbealiov property aro lio
IIbmiJ to ba uerlect, aed will be warrunied
(jenerallyfby Hie rejlduaiy leeteeaof A. H.
ahepuerd.
Terms or Sale:-0 -e-miril eaali, one-thlid In
alx muntlia, nno-ilitiU Iu twelve
montha, noloa wltli ten per oent. lni-reet
fiouidata, and dnl of tmat on property sold
lo secure payment. Purebaaera may nay
money at anytime and stop lnfroit.
The prnpei ly will be eold to aettle and nar
tltlontliceatataaccoulliiK to the will and the
power of attorney from the legatees
Z. Hunt,
Kxecn'or of A. II. Shepherd and attorney in
feet lor lenuteeH.
August 16, 1W1.
NOTICE
Tbe nnerslpned will receive acaled b!da fcr
(lie lollowlig nrlineera' work and material to
be done and delivered ou
ADDITIONAL BUGS
'lo thofitato Lunailo Asylum, at Austin, Tex
iii, vim orexc ivailiij? and cortcrcil -, and
lor bil.a ami brick layliiR, nn.toni-y end cut
etoiiewra, wrounut and cult Iron wmlr,
oarpontera' iind Jmiieia' Wort, hardware,
1'ic lis, Ac, ptnstra' worts, alato roollnn, tin
line; uiilviulaml lion work, and tbe pointing
iui'.;;l,i7liitrr(qiil ml aceoulinu to the draw
lns, aelie.luleaanilsiiBeilleatU.iisou tile Willi
ua In Antitln.
lllila will he received fnrch trad.iaeparato
ly, mid lor the entire worl', : tlna tliecni 'ur
eneii traoe j .
Bidders will i a reijnlrod to Rive bond at the
rmeoi aiper cent, on tile co.it ol tbo work lot
to litem.
rtios will be lejelved until tli Jfilh day of
chjiiciiiiht in? i, aiiu o'cioox, a in, 11ioHi;hi
ii irj-rvtu in viMonu or iij.'ei liny orall blila.
lly order or ilia llord ol Maiunrera.
ANUHKWAUi'llA & "WAHIIKN BKUHEU.
Atclii'eela anil Civil lioglneeis.
Carriages by Telephone
You can now ordor a carrlogi by telephone
during the day or a' nlsht, fio-u
Arthur t'ria's stable,
on the corner ol Polk ami Austin etriets. this
Is n Convenience to the publlo which ulionld be
apiireolateil.
NOUWOOD
High Scluol ami College.
Norwood, .Velio n Ciimilr, Vn,
It. If. V JLLIS, Jr.. L'nlvra!lv of Vlrctuia.
I., 'i .VIIAH'ft)NT,l i,lvrallyof Virginia, I). 1
I'UXtllMI.H.
tiona heitlciiil.er Slat,
Willi full cnriiioflnairiiclors. I.ociiilon eane-
Olnliy healthy, Caalybeata watxr, Complete
couifnii of atudy Iu I'epiirtiunuts. Ihoioiuh
jiiepiinitlou for University of Virginia mid
otti 'hlulicr lnstliull.'iis. hoard and tuition
from 1 Htuner aiinuol peeslon.
Apply n rinripala for oiiialognea.
lllYAltl lATl.tlll, JWt tmt Trmv'rr
aid: "I ink great Mesaiuo tn n e 'iiiin. ii.limi
lo piirenta the aeadeiuy of fdr. SHltUin c,
Slioillhlno "
mo. KKKSANno wood, n i.
Hiilii( 5ii): "1 elieerfullyeonaeii . to the uao ol
niv nam" aa relerenen. .Mv bova will return in
yoii(i..i (In Ir fourth j pnriiiltar toclr vacation."
Kr lew l'lnaii-.i.,il flr.iilor, midriff
S1I1IIN C SllDtir.'.JIKiK. A. M.,Ilirviiid
Univ. i.liy virailuuto, M, il,l,.i.,U lullealrom
l'HilKdelphii..
mm imi rains
Staunton, Va.
Miss Mary J. Daldffiii, Principal.
)ir :in aefitembrr 1st. IHtl t'lonea
Jnue InI, 1NN-J.
Tills liiatltiittr.it cnnltnnea to tnereaae In
proaperlty from year toyuar. Hon'erHRiiierlor
advantaxea In Ita location i In lis bulliiinuiaiid
liroundsi In Its Keuera:aipolntinenlsaniianl
tarv airannruientai na luiionrpa or eo per lor
and eaperlenoeil teaoberai Its unsurpassed ad
runtnirea In ninnle, muderu langnanea, locu
Itun.noearla, phyainal culture and iDatrnotlnns
tn the theory and praetloo of eonklnti tha alio
cmiarul efluila made to;iire heallb, oomforl
aud happlaesai Ita tioalilon to eitravaganoei
1 1 atnuiiard of solid aeholarahlu.
ror lull particulars apply to ilia principal
or uatalog lies.
Washington anil Leo Vniversity,
JEt. O. W. r. I.EK, Preslilont.
'I horough luf tmotloa In Ixmguagct, I.Uera
do and Dritncv, aud la the professional sehovlt
of Law and Kngiiirertiig. Healthful location In
Hi" Valley of Vlrlutn. K 1 pontes for tilna
inoinliaiiuiiJn.it etveal Mois'oii npeut
Mrplniuber lfilh, ISNI
b', r rabilogui addivsi
J. L. CAMfDELl,, JH.,
Clerk, T.sxluglon, Va
charms tuLLixau,
Uliarlereil 1,-jT,
A OOLLUOIATK INSTITUTE,
Kor younu Ladles ami Gentlemen,
nr. haiim:, mo.,
K'ii Sf. I.iiili. reMiier.s Heptemher A, 1t81.
Hoard aud Tuition, 6 monies, fa to l;m.
tend for VAlning-no,
tlarsaKKca,.,,, MKS. h PA KB
W. J. SHONE,
Wholesale and Retail
liiintrciM t vn ... .1 cuimiwr...
uuuiioiiULuu auu oiaiiu.xjr.K.i
l)..lae In nil bind. t Bn.nn .mi '
0 anl Dla-ik Uooka, Latter, Vial ami
wap ur. . Alu: ror iu Kitsy Onan i.o. 1
lialUalikrm rarwr;,
Estahliebol in N,.rlh T ... 1- ICT t
. . , ; "r ijiv, w now
prepared t Gil orr!af. 'or ,Tiol-ne barrel,
half bnrwi. s-d k.y ; ', h,lr tarrif0r
StlvVI- W-pV.I r
., , K. I. Kivlkn. P oorh tor.
fJrd.ia uo.u l. r O p.u Tai,k? and
'n rti-zir H-p. . !i-fmicn Rarley
or b rt C-nrao'a P,!dwi.r ie made,
"'" "m h had i:, :le wurld!
J) .
3
J) A KXTED M arch mi h , ItTTH M ay 4 lb , let.
THE
(STAR) SOUTH E H N S VI U A I'.D
Cotton ProffB
Can peratnl hrlther Nlcnan, Wtitar.
II or i. col II mill I'narr
Thenn illsof 'hi l'ra i)ulek work, eon
vmiienee, eaay nl oi.nr ii i iol Uiinrmiteeit
lo pack a O00."i(i..( tiule.
t-end for ' ooK ni ,ej, rtptt ,n
"(Star) hoiilln rii mnrl" Pri xal'o ,
s I . ','11. S, Mi).
TO' I . cnts
OnllitN, f'rxna.
.mssm
Now Homo" Sowlrg Machine
lathe Slmijlaat, Latent improvs-d,
iMost durable and Cnveini,nt
Sewine; Machine In iho vVor d.
li.ei:"li uli otiiiia in , inlliy or inaurlol,
noiioriii worltnriii'ililp, ea.e ef 111111111111.1. 1 m il
wide rnnco 01 work produced; umoiKd (or
apend, ationeth of leeif, rapaeity anil olirnnee
offlnh.eiid l.i, In met, ca a'w'olii'ely pbifeot
Miintilue, warranted for live ytn-rx, (.ml sutla
ruolio'i huar.iuteeil In evncy pjriieubir
J'.IHJ A. MAJfN,
C,ni"rl Aki'-.i, 727 .Mulu.Si., Dullaa
TKrIN ITY IIA.LJL.
Itr.VK'.I.Y. RSW .IKirAtV,
A 111 ri iuii llnrr i-'eh ol I, r L'i.-ln. V. ri 1
mlvin.'iiL" s ol Mm li'che-t t rd i: fein t imi'I.
year be lni ,s, p,eii,i, i- l.-.ilt. r . r il cul ir,
aitdren
miss uai.'iiki.i.k uiiiHoss in;r,
Hiliielpal
University of 3iisis8i,)i'i,
AT l'I'OKl.
Next Sotolon oiinia iieploiaiier ia.li, 1-iHl.
Tiiltlou still KHKH t.i nd S'lideuta f,om inn
Slate, eaeept s:iii in Lnv Slu 'e na.
Kipeuaej par Fe Wou of 9 inoolba:
Oliiniilhabotnl at il l S its 00
" waaiiu-K 1 M M 5u
Kuel Ki n I,) (HJ
Lliilua p' r tt-'eloti :l eo
Mauloulalloj aud Inol :euul Koo 1 X)
Total sxpenaea per aaailon l;,7 W)
Many atudenia bnurd on the mess system
rorahoutaUitoilaia p rmonih.
Tne Uuiverslty la In every respeot lirns
prroua. The hoard ment I Oxfnnl on tha id Vovday
in bfpinulier tot leet Ihne ndditlonal Prnfea-ore-oio
of Modern Laiiaiiagi a,.neof Nature
Ulsiory and ore of Vetipbysiea.
Apply lor i-KUirgufa ami information to
(Jill. A. P. hlewalt, Chatieellor.
II M.SIIUJVAN,
Becretary Hoard ot Trustee.
t. ;iti:Kit iu'.ssS'XJ,,
BROKERAGE AND COMMISSION,
BPKCIALTiKS:
Poonu XVxitn,
Cried l"x-lt
XXoi3a.r flood) cfio.
IS Utll'Nl) I.0T8
No. 101 Nortu Tlilril Mtreet, iinafe
(lie in her ot S'niiiiiieree,
HT LOUlm, i t MO
SCHOELLKOfF i CO.,
H.iiinlRotiireri aud lisnlers Iti
And Wholesale Dealers Id
Leather, Shot Findiiig-
esS and MA ctni etrsat, Dallas, T as
lnHIMMnutrlpiit will. kH.w - .. J l-
nnturtin Kant nabloa ur to ountimtv In nrlow
nf lathaa slk a i ...
v. mm aasui WIMI UMTD1ND HBW UritNUll Ml,
tVOOU
wmpim 111
I 1 !' J- i. o -ii, hi, "l 1
I o U U 0
fc-
ornr IUsh Avt nu3 nnd Blnguolla Sirr u
DALLAS, - TEXAS.
Iron, Brasi. Fotiv.dry. Blaehine and Blacksmlthing Ehoni. VarorS rt, , 1
Fronts, Vintilatcrs Sh V.'.bu. KalHoet, Pulleys fowsadCi .Un,w
rnn of Ketone all Lied., of Macbicefv Hra"s ( od ,lfLJ Ti p'
Stock. Older rmmptlj Executed Mr" ' Ga9 0(1,1 'Pa l' 'lt"U'-. etc., krpt i
ijLKgx lj). B?rH;.4.. Sr.
lavii i w) ja,
amwmtT & itin&EtruKn, Apt:
CFFICK No. 114 Lamar Ht., . ji, jjjA
tIN5jUFE buildings and Stocks, Flour
ing rills, Cotton Gins fnd Contents, Dweil
inri, Farm Property, &e.,&c,
Jk.'t Gurront ater,
ST.LOUiS LAV SCHOOL
taw Dopjrtrr.ont Waohtnton University.
Fift'Tnth AnmiH) i'tnu ornnO til'' 12, lf', Ooiirm
L Study ritiiiiifW-i tmi Aii.iui'l I'wrir.j, tvli' rmitthM
irh. 1 llolomit mhnits t.i In Httd 11 .rt V. S. t ' 11 r
in Miwimrl. ltjrpl iVi v-.tru-liiil tiy u;T r, l.iifr I.llrrvry.
jlil'iruM luiilil St r.t. Ul.nb Town ( Hi'. Idwh. nltt'innrit
-t St. I.n.ils.. W.O. irAMMUNn,I..ti.(.,i.ttja ol LttW
lIuntsYiJIo Female College,
al Sf nTlili:, AI.4K.tMA.
Tim ililri.i-neoiid jenr bcu-lns Ai'iniat .Hat,
A aioie hxillliv locution cm uot lu lound.
1 he 0"ll;! whb never lu a nior iireaptruua
oiiu'iiiiuti a lattunyoruiorouzu ioaenera;
Rpl T.iJIil ImliilliifM, i,d ii c-miMii,i outfit I'nr
ai ilepsrtmentH, llierary iiiuhh , lauKuugHaami
art. Oilers tho lilihent cdvar.taKea A ile
dallghtt'iil liiiniB for imnlls. Prlo-a ruliuvil to
initio lliotlnnw SprdLll ili.oeiiientHon'ored.
or teriiia auu raw caiMcguc", nuilnsa
llev A. 11. JOSKH, A. M,, Pres
MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
lcmulo Institute,
JAVHHN, TEN If .
Most i.ivorably loc'tcil. The thlrty-alithiB
year hevina Sunt. Slh.lHsl. Amplu fanllitloa
and ton hlfiliost Rilvanta(es aff'irdad, Haa en
Joyed rnnilnued proaperlty. Charges moiler
ata. For cntalomtaa and special lufomiatlon
address tha President,
Kev. A. W. JJNE3, D. D.
FTOJIACM
Tlionah Mnihrn In K.very Joint
AmI nliir wlih fever ami agno, or Mlllooa
lanlfaut, the ryaleni may vat lis fried
fi in tnn inallifiaiit virus ta It II lloa'e'ler's
aimnirli Itinera, l'mteat ttic ayntem nnnlnat
It wlih thl iHMiaflolenl antl-apaainmlln, wlilch
li fiirtliernioro a auprtiua remeily for liver
ooniplalnt, oonstlpatlnn, ilrapepa a, ilelilllty,
rheiiinnliain, kidney troublsa aud ottier all
manta. rorsile by all DnuulaU and Dsalera
generally.
mm
NTfRIORMERCHANTSVTsiTNGALVESTO
JL" "'ADUAUEOUS rt CU1, M
T - IS NEEP OF '
ti ar d ware, Tin wn rP
IBON. 8TKBL, NAILS. CASTlN
FAKSI KAIJO, r.TV.
Their htock is Uncqnaictf in Variety or Pri,,fl
TRINITY IRON YORKS,
11 . 11 m t i . t o iSr
H '2 1 ELITlREET, bLLA. TEXAS.
Pamts, Oils, Glass, Wall Papei
Pictures, Frames, Wordings, Bracket. Etc.
Readv ixed.Paints, alicol'rs consiantlvon har
Order, from thoeountry .mirlteii and trade .BPwMtJ at th6 ,., HM.
IIELLMUTIT LADIES enrrnrr?
.XeS
for tbericlit formolion of character. FRENCH I? h . 7A? T Prlndples, s tneonly rollii b
itourd. Lnowiry ..nd Toition Fees, Induding tbowhole coU??,r k' 0r'i.'?i,,,".,n V- perfi
Callailienlas. Di a-ia and 1'alnllni, use el Wano 2," IjSSrJ M.Ci KJ "1 h"n:lI' an, Mmlern Unnii
annum. Are.in-tionnl onciinlf fr II U daush ! eiliJrJS, ml Medlclna. tHOO
.'itn, ! Cmm' 'el cJ: """"
18
CARNES'
OLD RELIABLE
INSURANCE AGENCY
pirrariiiira i iiiiini niii m iiMiamiM maimum jm.
LBOIT &"EC. BLITM"'
v Importers and Wholosale Dealers In
staple and Fancy Dry Good
Hats, IJoots and Sliocn, Hotioiis, Etc.
Cornor of Mechanic and Twonty-Fourth Streets.
I Itonloviird lime eninri Farls. GALVESTON, TE
IPiSURAWCE I
A valnabla blank sandy laml farm for ealr
1'4 miles i ortli-woHt , I Hentiin contalnlra St
aie.-i 12.1 acrra lu cultlvatloni 8i alre l!
uus'rrauc; i;ood ri'si'ltmca, burn anil ier.ni
ImiipeNs yiiuiiH! iipplennit peeoli orcliaula; wi
uiucriid by lanka and wad . Kor fn'iher ".n
tlciilara cd'lrena T. II. V. VKIMX,
Dei. ton, Vi ton cuunly, T '-a
Albemarle Femalo InstiMe,
ciiauioriKNvii.M:. va.
Twcnty-flllh amalon begins aenbinlier Oli.
Full faculty. Knitiiuicni i o npl. t Adtan
ftsj a uiiHiivpaD-rd lermsriducvd. Foi ta
iriii umily t Prlnolpala,
Kav. A. KUHANK. A. M
W. P. UlOKl.NoilS.
Ursnline Acndcmy,
IAIiIaAl TEXAS.
Tnls Inatltuilon, nnd'-r tho direction ol tin
fjraullne Ladles, will re-opt n
lha Flrat Noinlny In nepteiubrr.
The coui-se of studl'S 1 tlinroueli In tbi
arlons departrtanta. No extra churn foi
Kronen or Herman, aa ilieee laiimiasK
enter Into the r'-nnir courae of iiudlea.
TERMS IN ADVANCE:
llonrd, washing and tuition, lin-liullnp stntien
erv, drawing, fancy work ar.d tha or-Uniry
lnOinury eapeusea, per eca.lun of A"
monllia....... ....?.... i:H
Miiflc and use ot piano S4 10
Kiitrnuce feo (for the llrat year only).... J
Uradiinllnif ten 6W
For further lnfurmatlon anmt fin clrcularor
apply to the Mul llKIl KUl'l.HIOIl.
UniTersity of Virginia.
Saaslnn hnirlna nn tin, 1st of October, an1!
oonMmiea i.ina ni, mills. -,pply fur oataliin
to Ihaeunrua y of the faculty . P. u,!
vwalty of Virginia, Albeirntla roiinty, v it
Klma. Jah. r. IIAliHIHON,
jyiM-fonsw L,i..iuianoi tne racurj.
Virginia Fomilo Institute
' STAUNTON, VIHU1NI A.
Bit, OK. J. U. 8. STlillt, i-kimini.
Mra.8ttitrtwlll ! aiitetl by a mil rorv
,...Im-i.....Il-j. Tl. O.l -ele.l ileHlrea
m.ke teacini, and trKiutn,: tt'ori'im'i,
iirninnte the beat uniu! Il Ion n' niliidKiid
Tonna reaartinble. Ail exirxvac.,Dr '
pored, The mxi a si-b-n lieclns terlema
l.'lh.and o-tillnu.a ulnn inoniha. Catsingu
aout upon np.-ll -hllim to iho Hrlnclpal.
Mrs. .1. K. it. pj i r a It l', wannii-ni
m vm im m
tot ny and Yonog
rtOONVJI.I.K, . - -
Thlrty.elKhth year biffins Hep jni'wr
'Miinai;eii.(.tit and teuehlnd of ''" 01
tcsllfil"-W. 8. HreKory.Kanaiuil'lty.
"A miracle wronuht Willi my y w
8tronir, 8l. Joseph, Mo. western
ina iiesi training wiuovi a ,
oountry'Wi 11 . Kolllrj.
Auursss, r. a, juuiiav.'i-
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