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THE RICHMOND UI9PATCH-S0NDAY, APRIL i. 1899 _
se
vS^?rfc
SICK AND WOUNDED.
COKPEDKItATi: SOHWWBJ AT II \
?KKSTOWS AM) >\ll LIAMM'OHT.
OLD RECORD SENT 10 601 TYI.EH.
Dr. J. M. Oataaa, MM Snr??eon In
Oharge, U l-be? It PieB??Ved to
Poaicrti) ? Lt?t Caatalas Rearlj
Taue Hundred \nine*.
Governor Tgler has ?a Dr.
J. VI. Oalai -, of : - ' ' Md., lata
aurgeon Eighteenth v.- la Ini
Oarm-it i ? "
Lontj.-'i st'i i ?rps, Arm]
Virginia, i. i mplcte list of the slok and
woui. led < left at u II
Ham-port. Pa., and Hsgeratown, Md., -
ter tho but;- of Gettysburg from J'i?iy
U to A in; ?t 12
Iir. ?,.. ' of the num
ber of bunat< s of tbei
order of General Lee, he waa ! f I
llameport t.. care for thi I of tho
Army of Northern Vlrginil . After tfa
hospital i
Dr. Oainof was nl thltbei Oj the Pede?
ral authorities to care for I
comrades H ?d with t
?d and sieh until moa
north, chiefly to Ch '
was sent to I
th*- ?raid of the I
rounded until th
Lookout. Dr. Gaines was sent I i
i Lookout
? here hi a ?red to alb
lllcd with si
rates. About i an east? t ' -'.
lent to W ' ' Ingi and 1 ri Monroe b)
?ky.of Baltimore, and wai exchanged
Tim roll ra th
?riginai , i ?rara re ntly foum
?y Dr. Saines in his library at H
own. He ;s a nativa of Virginia, havi
pasa ban at I I Hill a?ai Culpepi
le is v i > .. ili us that tha Goveri
nake Bg tion of the t
asure t?o lr im servatii a to
ft| |li t I... i.. .. r !" n , il
ho Diapatch, presents it beloa it wi
agth interesi not c
nen who took part la the great struggle
i i, ttyaburg, when what baa been term?
d the "High-water Mark ol th< Rebel
inn' aras i at hi . but by all old i
,nd by tn- lr cbildn a. ? hi i
Sgtment, dal ol ? oui d,
kath, rf fatally ill or wounded, are
ivi n :
THI Old? RECORD
Folio?. list:
? Jan i Leemai Tl
U i, w< und ti Jul. i
Private F. >i..- .
nt, woundi il a i..v '.' ;
9th.
Berg? ant W. '. J Gi orgia
legimeut Wo .:. . ! J ;.'.' . !.
; .-. u . i . iw il :i. T".
fiesta ijppl Ri .; mi nt. I
Private .1. K. Tin .. i Irginla >
htvaln Regiment, woundi i July 6th, ?
led dnlv 2tiih.
gerktant J. M. Duval, Eleventh North I
'aroSti? Kecli.ii ?i wound? i July 1st.
Prrfl W i -in Smith, T' ntn i.
leglmi \ d July 2d.
frivati i' Shields, Six nd Vir
tual R< giment, ?
SPrlvato J. T. Bowman, Sixteenth North
jartlina Regiment, v. ... ..i jul> 4th.
Private J. li. I'io, i i. Eli vi : ; h
Carolina it1 imi it, woui ist.
Private J. M Barber Third Georgia
tegimciit. wounded July 2d.
Prtvati J. M. Whlttington. Fiftieth
leorgia Regiment, wounded Julj
Lieutenant J. Walker, Sc\
?andina Regiment, wounded July 2d, died
Uly Ith.
Private L Fuman. First go itb C il
tegim i,t, wound?, d July 2d, died Julv
Ith.
Private Z. Hem Flfl
ient. wounded July Bth, dl< l July 11th.
Private E. Garnett,
iarolliiH Regiment, wounded Julj
led Julv llth.
Prtvati X. C. Nelms, Twentj i.i Q
i i fh u :.t. woun l< i Julv 2d, died ,
ulv l?th.
Private M. Harris, Cobb'a Legion, i
rounded July 2d
Private .M. It .d lax. S< venth
'arollf.a lie., imi nt, ? oun cd J
Privat? J. B. Hi
a Ei ciment wo md ; I
Prlv ite a. L 'i ! i mi -"?i, T? .".'
?orth Carolina Regiment, wounded July
th, ,i I July 21th.
Private E, Zimmerman, Twents
lorth Carolina Regiment, wounded July
d, dit d July
Privat?? E. Simmons, Sixty-.*-, cond Vit- !
Inla Regiment, wound? d .! ly
Private J. M< Gi hi T< nth l
taglment, woui d< i July 2d, died August
Ith.
Sergeant T. C. Andrews, I'.ftv third
kjprgla Regiment, wound? d Ju >
Private P. M. Tldorell, Fifty-third
te orgia R< ?Im? nt v. i ir : J
Lieutenant B. 8. Elliott, Fift> third
leorgia Regiment, wounded Juh lotii
; J. S. Elliott, Fifty-third
la Regiment.
Private W. R. Shir!, v. Forty
mm K-ciment, wounded Julj
k-?l Ju y 18th
Prlvuu? \\ K. ll Cain, Sixty
irginla Regiment, wounded July 2d ?ln-a ,
uly 17 th.
Corporal IV J. Catlett, Flftv-flfth North '
BToltnn Regiment \. i . ?4(n
Privait J. H. R i?
Issll ,i Regiment, wounded July lKh '
led August 1st.
rai nt .1 M Harley, Forty-second !
11*8?. alppt l i glmi nt, woumb i
-E25*fut, ,' A m
llratKS.pi i <: K m nt. woun
W. U (?leen. I i
arollna Pe?!mi ni h. : ,,
Sergeant Join ; i .,-.,, Nl ,'t,
Bauaaaa H?\?,i?ii?nt wmr i(n
I. I.Utle. YliiUi ,
aro.Ina i: riment . 11,1
I . I F I>. I:. i
ri? nt, wounded J
Toi na Regln eut w un
Privat? ?; w wilklm
! Regfrnenl wou
I ) i . ],
Private J .1 ' North
'' R< tr'ment. wT 1(ll
S : A.. yr!,
Pr.v.'te R. il. Hule. \
'la Ri gl.lli n?. Wo
''. ' PurceU. Fifi |
> ' ' ' iiml.d Ju'- M i,
;- " . i; .: , , ... , .
ei;.? ' t aounde .1 .
' li nl A ? ml u Plftj \ ..
lui v Mi h
prlvi w .< m
aa
Privat w i
*slh;Jll,:', ' .. undeu ju.>
L
Private O. r. w. rinch. Seventh North
Regiment Ht h.
. > T. Mabrv 8.id Missis
H.j,p, Heglmci t. v.o indt-d July Hth.
. i . .
t \ wound, o July Hth.
[ riv?t* W. H. Daaiy, Plfty-Bfth North
c . . r . i. d July H.h. i
i . it? .). L Bu . HftJ '?th
G? ,i .-. !: rit, wounded July loth.
M. H. ) raigan Flfij
lt. imi i.t. ? ?undi . Ju,> ?,:'o
Prh nth 0< ?ad i R
July Ulli.
l'nv.i?e K. A. K va lis. Kl-nth G- > v. ' -
i . wounded July l< lb.
..,t- W. Colley, Flit) ninth Georgia
i. , nt, " Wth,
Pi yate W. Colley, Pifty-nlnth Oeorgia
i ii nt, woui i
. it? M< Oanghi :>. NinUi ?J
ment, wounded July loth, Bled a .
ilh.
j i; Greenwood, Eli v< i.ih
i. orgia Regiment, wounded July tPtb.
Private J. s. Black, Eleventh Georgia
Regiment, wounded July Huh.
, .... W. J. Poai y. Fifty-ninth GV
. wounded July l'Xh, died July
ITth.
W. J. Sh<j : i rd, Eh
:. nt, v.,m:
,. I
i .-... nl, around? d July
Private A M Lor 8 itl Q rgls
ndt d July I Julj
-. -.. A Paver, ft enth G<
i
i . ..i, Moas ib,
. . led July
IMll.
n i Welsh, Tve
i . :. . .-,!, wounded Jury I
Juiv 16th.
. amui ? Gallop, Firs! North |
i i, i nt, wounded ?uly Id.
ru. i,. N. i
ment, wound? i -1 lull
Privati J. P.
.. a Hall, 1 a North
it, wound? d Jul
Prl ate P. R. Albi l Fifi nth
it, wound, d July
I
Pi . W. Duni . ?th North
( i Reglm nt, wounded July lat
Pi . Dkniei Mel ?oi , d, Be
ment, a 2d.
Private James Cehlll, Ninth L
1 .m y 2d.
Prl to th North
Cai ollnu R . mi nt, a y 1st
Berges i! i SV. Garl Fourth Virginia
Regin
.1 E. C >nn :. Fiftieth ?korgla
i July 2d.
, tain W A. B p Twi nty
If i . iiKima R< giment, a
i. ..tel..?m v.. i.. J Coi ley, Ta
Bfth Virginia R< rim? wound* : ly Id.
,-;.. j. M ni Brei North
led July ad, di- d
17th,
1'iipor.i! Sidney Turner, Twenty-first
. Regiment, wound? d July Id.
I'll- . Reni*) Whit y, Flrsl North
'arol nt, wounded July Id, died
tii\ ;
i.- brter, Thlrty-flrat Georgia
luly lat
Private William v. tson, Blxty-flrat ,
t, wounded July 11th,
! .'. g -t M
I. D: Gn y Thirty-seventh Vlr
nt, woundi i July Cd, died
?.
int T. J. Gt Twenty-flrai
, R< giment, \ : July : I, di? d
.
',- i ' II, Alexandria
Ju y 2d, dl? !
y, Twi nty-flrst
:t!i Carolina Regiment, wounded July
1st.
prh rd Kelly. Sixth Lou
July 10th, died July
.
Prlvi ti J i .nt int, Becond North Caro
lin ii wounded July llth
S i.i.i.t c. Belcher, Eleventh Georgia
R< rimei t, wounded July Krth
i i i iti J. V Croas Waahlngton Ar
tllli iv. wounded July lib.
raton, Waahlngton
/. tni ry, wou ' July 0th. dl< I ?
Prlvata J. Myers Sixth Virginia Cav?
Juli 6th.
ite W, w . Davla Waahlngton Ar
. .,, indi,
Roben Bannister, WMhlngtoa
Artllli i
Humpht Was! Ington
. 6th.
Private B K. Badger, Twi
N> rth Carolina Regiment, wounded July
Prlvata Jamei Lyon, Eleventh Misaia
giment, wounded July Id.
.i J .i,unan. Fifth Alabama
1
Bergi inl C Ci iig, Eievi nth North l
Una Ri giment, woundi d July I il
Caj tain v. C Cokei Eighth Booth
Regln it wound? d July 2,1.
Prlvata J. W 11 Third i leorgia
' ounded July i \.
Prh Hua Currali Fifty-fifth Noi th
Cai ill ., R?gira? nt, a
July Bth
Captain G M. H rrla, Third South C
Una Ri : loient, wound? I lui)
Bergi ni W, A. Crum, Seventeenth
M - isl] pi l; glmi m wo n ' d lu ) Id.
Pi h it? .-' . A. l>. Smith. B? venth 11
i nt, wounded Jul;
Corporal <}. W. Cummlnga, Eighth Vir
Ri iiment, wound? l July Id.
Pi Ii ite W . F L itta. Fitty-thlrd I
^ ? ;:, giment, wound? d July llth.
U? i v A K ng. Third South
1 V Id
i J ' ' I ipi m, Flftj
i i nt, wounded July :
Privat v. R Reevi Flfte? nth
nt, wounded July ith, <l ed
Jul) Ipth.
Private w. Martin, Fifty-third Georgia
Regiment, wounded July 3d, died Jmv
li ith North ,
lin-i Ri l'ii-h nt, wound? ,1 July Id,
July 17th
R ?ben Gardn r, s, i ond Vir
ginia Battalion wounded July Hth
Pi.-. .; n T. \ aatal, Tw? nty-i Ixth
N. "Hi i ';,
I . J. P, Vana ry, Piral Ixiuisiuna
i nt.
Private J. Cain, Bixty-aeeond Virginia
it, gira? nt.
Corpora] K. J. Jewell, Waahlngton Ar
? wounded July 6th, died July llth
Private s Btebblns, Thirty-second
North Carolina R glOMBt, died filly 17th
Private Albert Smith, FIfUeth Virginia
Regiment.
Privat? A F. Haddon. Flrat South Caro
Ui i Regiment, wounded July nth.
Private C. McClure, Eleventh North
. wounded July Mth.
ant O, IV. ? ;.. fth 8 uth ,
.., R? .-nu nt, w? ind? d July Mth. t
One thing is certain
makes hair grow.
OPEN LETTERS FROM
Jennie E. Or non and Mrs. Barry
Hardy.
Jktcmb E. QSBBBi Denmark, Iowa,
writes to Mrs. Piukhatn:
"I bad beca aick nt my monthly
perjods for nevon years, and tried
almost everything I ever heard of, but
without any benefit. Was troubled
with backache, headache, pains in tho
shoulder? and dizziness. Through my
mother I was induced to try Lydia E.
Pinkha.n's Vegetable Compound, and
it has done na? so much good. I am
now .sound and well."
Mrs. llAitKY Hat'ov. Riverside, Iowa,
wri'os to Mrs. Fini,ham tJie story of
h? r l^ragTglfl with serious ovarian trou
ble, and MM benefit she received from
the use of Lydia K. I'inlchnm's Vege
table Compound. This is lier letter:
" How thankful I am that I took
your medicino. I was troubled for
two year:? with inflammation of the
w?ii?ib .'uni ovaii s, ?oui!? was also very
low. I wit-, in < onstani misery. I had
heart trouble, nia ihirrt oi breath ami
could not walk Uve blocks to save gsj
Ufe. Boflared very much with my
br'.clc, had hcadacne all iba time, was
nervous, menstruations ?rere irregular
and painf'il, had B bud discharge and
wa; trou tiied with bloating. I was a
perfect wreck. Had doctored and
taken local treatments, but still wasno
better. 1 wan ndvised by one of my
i - ghbora to write to you. I have now
finished the aecoi >i bottle of Ufa Phtli
l.am's Vegetable Compound, an?l am
bettey in every *vr.y. I am able to do
al] 11, y own work and can wnlk nearly
a Bile will.out fatigue; something I
had not b en able le do for over two
years. Your aBgdleiltg hag dona me
n.ure go?"-? than all the doctors."
t . T. McKi MiJ
Privat i. A. Calaoun, Thirty-seventh
N
pi, ,- v. i rhteenth North
; nt.
. gjn n, Fin ; North
Caroll
Corporal W. Wright Eleventh "'
L'i;eii Regiment, \\ inded July 14th, died
julv ;;
Private A P ".' th Mia
-i ii ippi Ke li led July ltd:, died
Inly 17th
Prtvati ' ' C i rney, Eleventh Missis
!: mi Dt, ' ded July I ith. ??md
; 1. B. O* J
Priv ite A. F i jh Caro?
Pi .1. w. Mci ll< mmi re,
wounded July 2d, dli d
lug ist
Private J. H. v. i, North
'arolln i Regli I July l t.
Private .1 B. S tuth 'I h North
Carolin ? R? gimi ni a? nd< d July Id.
Private John Joi I I d North
Ri (Imi Dt, wound? d Jul
1 L. Gregoi North
Carolina R? gii ed Jt ly 1st.
te J. Fifth Ala*
Regii ' .iv nth.
Le utenanl J. J Fifty-third
leorgia Regiment, wounded July nth,
lied July : I.
Private i?. J. Ameriek, Pffteenth sou?h
Regiment, wounded Julv 3d,
icd July Bd.
i'i.\ e H. W, Goforth, Pot
forth Carolina Regiment, wounded July
Ith.
J. .1. McQuithy, Seventh Louis
ma i: ."ni. Dt,
Levi W asti r, Thlrtj-fourth
ut,
. Thirteenth
th.
Privais S. J. Gamble, Third Al.?hama
giment, I <
Pi Ivate B - , Thirty-flrat : i
'Irginla !..
Private W H Gill, 1 Irst Maryland
tegiment . J ily jjth.
nt W. A Burney, Eighth Georgia
nt, woundi d J tu -
Private C. M. Frail, First Maryland
tegiment, wounded July 2d.
Privat? J. C. I First Maryland
Dt P. B. H ihth l
. Julj -1.
i te a. B. Newcombe, Thlrti nth ? ,
Irginla Cavalry, wounded July 11th, died I
? '
ite J. w. Will n in I ro
?a Cavalry, wounded July 10th, died 11
uly 29th. i
Private J. J M Eli renth Oeoi
tegiment, wounded July i"th.
1 --ninth
Regiment, wo. l July 10th,
Private A. L Byrus, '. , \ h>
inla C ivalry. woundi I Jul;
Prtvats 8. \\. Ish, Flftj -ninth 11
Ju \ 10th.
.; - th, Fifty-ninth G
tegiment, wound? d j i
Ji M Lewis, rift
Regiment, ? lu 10th.
John M. Wright. Hui hi i Ar
'
. P. J i'- - Arttl
: ? unded Jul] 10th.
Moorman's Artil
1 V W( " ;,.,
;i W ley, First North I
inded ,iui#y .
ml .1. Elliott, i . Caro
ll v inded Juiy loth, ?lied July
th.
Private G. B. Kb I Irgii in Cav
.\ . d Jti
rat M iryland
avairj.
nth Georgia
giment, ? ou i d July td.
i mth
lui) Id.
. a. B. Wl n, Flrsi Virginia
Privat? C H Steeli Fin Maryland
attallon, wi ?
First
laryland Battalion, wounded July 3d,
led August 1st
W. H. B Stuart*! ArtH
wounded *
Privat? W H I ftj '-'h
orth Carolin i Regln
i Btuart's Artillery.
Pi \\ te W. Ha a ? ?nil th Geor
la Ri |1m< nt I July lOth.
T. J. Bio dsworth, Tan nty-nrst
dl l
Private P. P. Crowder, Thirty-eighth
orth Carolli a Regiment
.i. T - " ninth Georgia
i giment, a ".h.
rnv ite J W Ri n Ids, Fifty-ninth
eorgta Regiment, wounded July :
Private A B. Williams, Fifty-ninth
eorpla Regiment, w >ui ded July
Privat Jo* i i r-nlnth Geor
s Ri gin
Private Btmeon Willis, Fifty-ninth Oeor?
b R . m< k ?ed Au?
ist ut ;
!i . te D. M P tti Forty-fifth
orth Carolin Regiment, wounded June
th.
Private J. E. Bradderberry, Cam. Ar
il. IV.
. M, T^ttioe, Tenth Georgi I
a m. wound? ,1 Julv 2d.
- Sixty-second
-,. July (th, died August
a
1.
! K. Johnson, Twenty-Mxth
orth Carolina Pegiment, wounded July
I.
Privat'' i: W. Horn, Thirteenth B Ith
arolina ' July 9th.
i D i. i -fourth
inded July 2d.
Private K Bowi th Virginia
. Juiy 14th.
i
t.
!.
P
I
h
h
I.
-,
t;
i '':-" i' Wat" ?^Fortieth Virginia I h
?gin ent pounded July a
PrWati W. Ed? nth ! *"
Ina Regiment, .wounded July i
th.
W L Jai ksi n Thlrt) -
aounded ,
Privat h hi
; July 3d.
M ivei B 'ond South
ment, wounded Julv I :
Ily 27th
J K. M< Iver, Eighth South
i: Iment, wounded July !
J. M t. heil, Twelfth Ai
:. ?lied July 30th.
i. Crewa. Fiftieth Georgia Reg
led July 10th.
.1 F. W . t< -. Tenth Georgia
^Klrnent, ?rounded July ! ih. dad July
P I tun - Fiftv-rirst Geor
i Reginu nt w ,,ii le I J'i ,- pti,
th Mis
:s'M" Pe [Im .1, ,1 JuJi ),] ,)!,.,t
i\ rsh
p i" A ' Pulllam, Reventeenth
1 r ' ' H ?.d juiv id
Japtalu i;. J. Z.u.e, Thirty-fourth Vir
il
glnla Cavalry, wounded July 6tb, died
July 26th.
Colonel 8 P. Lumpkln. Forty-fourth
O- orgia Refim?nt, wounded July 1st.
Prlvato w. F. Logan. First Virginia
Lieutenant If. C. Hobbs, First Virginia
Cavalry, wounded July 10th.
Captain W. B. Ha>goo,i, Forty-fourth
Georgia Regiment, wound-d July 1st.
Private C. C. Mims, Fifth Alabama
Regiment,
Private J. H. Bassett. Eleventh Missis
sippi Regiment, wounded July 3d.
Private W. H. Stiff Fifty-fifth Virginia
lt>-?:!ment, wounded July 1st.
Major H. I; MoDanlel, Eleventh Georgia
Reiftment, wounded July V th.
C?ptala Prank Rond Pirat Maryland
Cavalry, wounded July 6th.
THE ?OSS OF VETP.RINS.
1'iiim iiiinne for the Meetlnsr to Be
Held i.i ( liarleatou In May.
The following order is of gein-ral Inte
rest, setting forth, as It does, many of the
attraction? that will be presented al
Charleston, S. C. during the gathering of
tue Confederate Peterau and the Sons ol
Wdcruiia: i
Head" ?arters,
Uniu-d Sons of Confed?rate Vat?
Charleston, B, <".. March B? is*.
General Orden, No. 17.:
1. Reunion ?Aa set forth In General
.\ a U and 11, January 24th and
h 1. I?**, the fourth annual reunion
oi ihe United Sooa of Confederate Vate
rana Will be l.-.-.d In Chines!Ott, B. C,
May 10, 11, IS, and 13, IBS, Wedtn -day,
Friday, and Saturday, respec
tively, au Sons of i Veterana,
whether members i : i ami i or not, and all
ampo, whether ? bai tar? d by ?*
taderaUon or not, are cordially invi
attend this reunion. Only camps of the
United Sons of '"onfedetato Veterans in
good standing can vote.
& Camps.?it is with planeara we an
? ounce thai taire ara ; n Ul dm
roll "t th? iboot
rtfty campo befa ted, to b? ebar
. la inn.- to take pan In the reunion.
: Veterana everywhere are ur^.d
... a, a
ind n unjoii
... CI .-utility to
a of
bocI splendid aun
,ii? Bom of V?
cine to the reunion. 1 . . Ulon
amp 1 r? 1 : aim] le, and ful
1 s, with po| an aha, o Ul be
hi id luartei 1
.- ' : !
j 1 ar. < ?ami an 1 d wlUi ten
members. "It is a sublime duty lor u
i. ?pie to ooi rai U r Uves fot
r of I
turn of the ' ' ills o -ol "
I. MTB) Gor? A, and nu a
many oi our comradea M tuai
. : nee. In a itual war, or tba o rl
ibes and BUfferinga i.
Bone of < Vete
raM should all I
...
\, poaea
of ? Ve(
ni. i) :.
camps is called to Article X Of the con
wlth r. foren - No
though a email ar ol tha i kwi
ration, can tiki pail M tfa i- mloti. nor
have its delegates admitted to the floor,
..- m
ii. r bu been paid to I ah? a ki
tm tba | Ml and presenl : u C impa
are Uierefofo urged to aend in ?
a moon ta u?mediately and rtift
oi representation from tha adju
tant-general, ah delegatea from i
must have credei
commaadinl an : adjutant of the camp
itating that they are duly-elected
of the camp. The foil name and
number of tha camp should ba given.
tion at the reonlon la pro
tor m fou
"8 legate for .'.cry ten
u ml re to gi Ing In the
and one addll a" frac
n sMll be in a ;
! i ' !
o at
,1, ' - l.i't ! - Of
,n-.p from
rhey will be cordially welc? m?ed and
mitted to all tlie prit ' > ?r,
nut M camp -an VOtl BaOBO thin 'I.
lumber provided for by tha conatltotfon.
i to bring as
nai y mi mbera aa i - I i
and rarloui ent? : -
they irtll n re oi ; lie] re? <>;<
A copy of the constitution is ene!
ion with, and cam] : diy
-, id I to < 'i(,?l
: m, and - a 100, all
it which baai directly opon tha reonlon.
and Lodging.?Tranaporta^
Ion?The most important m tter for
i to
ng, mid camps should comm tnoa without
. i,, i Uli Ir delcf It?r
ait? i Visitors are urged to :
ntetfor 1 I In
. tni y will And It very bard
ayed uft
: ival In tha Ity. All Inform?t! in
an bo obt - '
y ad n*.
. oo InformaUon,
.-. c.
r. o.
iorrla, of i n, 8. C, baa ' . p
ppolnted chairman Committee on Trat.
lortaUon, ?ind campa full
n. ntioB by addj ling
aiiio?,i rat.-s and i Phla a IB I
lp to the n - ind they
ira urged to ; pf It
A'. Meetil. : he sr<
.
[ibernian Hall, ' ting
. just abovi ,
ral portion ol the dtj 1 trat i Mlon
i ill b ' convened al 10 a. y Wad
. May i Hh, . be
t at that time to present tbejr 're
ihe , on,mi' Iga
u i i :. a In the ball The addresses of
releome and i Umt i 1 ml di eh s
.ill be delivered at this Un a, Thnroniy,
lay llth, the aeaalon will I held ai a
,. m . and at 1 I
ba Utb, and Bitordiy, the Uth. All
ampa sfa rol i ba pr? - nt promptly at Um
tatos.
VI, Programme?Social P:d,>. Wed'.
ay, May Uth bt Chaiiest | tal
ad i ItOl and hosts will t.ike p PTt
11 i at rvtoa tM t in
amoraUoB of t:,< Confederate d".,!
'he parida arfJl ba formi I bo the loo r
art of the city, and marched through tba
rlndpaj street.?, about a mil", to tha An
itotlum building, where tin y will be .-eat
1. and the memorial ecremonl? s will tako
Th.- united Bom I rata
aa i bn ' , t
i this parida and these axerclsee,
is hoped that tha COBfl ' ration will
Mki a good Bhowlng on thai occasion,
nd thus honor the memor) of tha Con
di rate aoldJ ta Tha wlD
rmed In the bum nunner as in At
and take II - :. - -1 --11 : p a la I mj
arada at tba proper Urne. Comrade
ink i L Bankier, of 1 C,
an app Inted chief mara?al for the
and the division c aa ind? 11 are
ereby reenieetod to Imn mmun
tha name of
jnie comrade from their division, Who
ill be asslgnod under the : lei mirabil,
) form each particular division.
i enter
ilnmenta win be giv ?n a* tha Au litorium
uildlng on various nights of th.- reunion,
nd on one of these ov? ora
Our designer can make >ou a SKETCH
?'MILE YOU WAIT.
Our engrav cr will make you n PLATE or
IONOUMAM of sketch In TWO HOURS.
Wo will print > ou one hundred cards or
lonograms on fine paper In TWO HOURS.
We wll! make the plate, print you ONE
?UNDKE? WEDDING INVITATIONS.
nd put them In Inside envelope In 6 hours.
We do no shoddy nork of any kind-not
ven In our representations.
VA. ENGRAVING CO.,
IT SEBI? :
IN RICHMOND, VA.
W. H. JONES. ?. C. PETERSON.
Trttsurcr. Masiftr.
, 8 and 10 N. 6th. Street, /Joncs BU'g.) ;
fjfsj M-akatanni amj i
MUNYON'S
I do not believe there
is a cnie of dyspep
aia. indigestion or
any stotuach trouhle
that connut lie re
lieved nt once end
permanently cured
bv bit DYSPEPSIA
CURB.
iiVSYOS.
At all dru^irists,
25c. a vinl. Gui'l?
to Health and medi
cal advice free. 1503
Arch Rtroft, Phila.
will be mar? tied Into the Auditorium
building, escorted by a detail f:om Out
eoafed? ra? n, to taki teats m lbs
while various Speeches uf welcome are
delivered.
On ore of the evenings at the Auditori
um hall. :i publie re N ptlon will ho tei
eerad I y the Exi cutlv i ' mmli to all
the ?Isitora. Tim Daughters of the Con
federoey and local ?ami'? of our conl
ration are arranging suitable entertain?
BMUta whl- h will ensure all a pleasant
time socially.
Tin te retary of War has thrown open
Fort Bumter and the other forts of the
harbor to th Confi lernte reunion, and
St amers will be run tu them every day
and night, and opportunities given fot aU
I rtslt tajeas his' ri ml pli
vu. tpunrfir ?Thi dlvhuea eeaaaaand?
ers ?ire requested Inri.'diat. I\ to appoint
I division sjBMaoff to r* present thuir
States at tho reunion. These division
sponsors wdi be entertained at the
. iton Hotel, as tai
Bxi '-iiti'. Commit! I : ofoi , all
imp sponsors will receive a mi it cordial
welcome and it la suggest) i that
should aet as maids of h mor for their
division apona r, though u will be hop ,;
slble fey the comml io< ntertaln more
than one m ,.;. q Stat".
- ir?ln-chli f v. Ill pr b ibly b appoint?
?,'i later on, If ,;' n d
VIII Hi , . Th.. of
flclal rs of the i infederatloa
v.'in be n th? tii.-' Boor or the Hibernian
" ill, on M ?< ommlttee of
local ' pa : w ?i i"- appointed in cl
me, and ti di gates, on
val, should report at once to 'his ol
end register th< Dcial
book, and roc? lv- the official ran
which will entitle them to admis
sion ta il i ai at - and sxen Isei
The - lea ol th ; lu* s li tiled
-autifui badge,
i of v ii'-ii will be fi^ja. l
t the i .i of this order. C
: to provide their members with I
i un on, and
; itely to theee h? ad
'ime to mai
:..? for th<
its extra for a ribbon and
attach)
In conclusion, the Commander-ln
rneatiy urget a
full attei of 'be mi mh rs a* this
ly that all should
in tin,.- to attend the fir?t as
oa the Mth, :!. lentl il ma
xi i the
the parade thai Th? pun
lion must command th?m
to ei " on of the B luth, an i
cannot be constru? d In
! any feeling of bit?
OUtCOmS - t th? War
Btatee, but in simply and
I rpetnatlon of the' true
i the preeervatl m
fi om oblivion of 1 rda of
the men who wor.- th? gray; .'ne!, Ilkewl a
to extend the hand of charity to d
t< i. Let all tin- Bone of 1
union
fur?
of th? ' -
1 Robert A. Smyth, Com
i
ail; DANIEL R IVENEL,
Adjutant-Gen? I
v:: \, <m > \vr
An \|i|i.iil to Dixia*a nanjxliter-,.
Shali we yield Uf th? care of the gr.i\(.->
of ,,'ir dead.
Who fell 'neath the folds of tho Red,
md be I?
bland, who fell for
the fr? .
AM marched frith tru- glory-crowned
.
Their .i? gleaming sal res are covered
with .
! is low In th
The : B Northman triumphantly
? i'.
'- a o if all, but bai Wit us cur
K' '
'Tine,
mould
shine;
to keep,
; and
or shield them? Make
Bh ill w< our cbildi
L" -, luthei
tell "l tl. ceis' Valor an 1
. -
; m to Truth an i I
.t,
ball w? sun - I others our
tern]
res:
Shall i with ths fame
:
And you, southern women, to you we
now '
of ]j:x!?j, your enauefl to
lours I
Por forever ?rhat choice to
ab:
y,,.. ov'T I ! by our gallants In
..ray.
Through B years since they first
rnai ehed awa ).
.a - inshtn? and shadow, In woe and
In a '
.ov-j and unflinching your
From Ctuaapsaha*? head to the baaka of
aro* - to MhWMttrfs broad
lar.il.
You rmiled i n the hosts of the Red,
Whit? and Bi
You prayed o'er th? dying, you wept o'er
the dead.
While i' ; v = t adeeming you cherish
ed tar bra? a,
Hops foi aya periabed you grieved
So, constant un i changeless through all
You bavi Itiewn 'hem with flowers, be
; iii-m With tears.
You hnv^ never forgotten this labor of
love,
As di enduring a* that from
alee. ,
So fund and so fearless and faithful al
wa)
Yoj bave guarded ihc gravas of our
martyrs in gray.
Now th.nouai ir comes with the palm
... hi hand,
And la.-dl'y tenders this boon to our
land
tor bur dead as he cares for hla
o\. v..
Arid emblaaoa their prowe8s on metal
Shall we gratefully hasten the gift to
emb;
And gladly accord him our paeaM or
: - '
southerner's sigh and the
At In? southeri i'.; tomb, for the con
queror's
Is the prlz? ao alluring? The honor so
H-re.it'."
Will our d.ad rest the better for "lying
In state"?
Would they rather thia deed of their
newly-found iriend.
Dr pie love of th? land that ihey died to
i defend?
The grandest erections of w?*ulth and of
art,
>r lerretual place In the southerner's
heart ".'
i Inscriptions, or vreatha ever
fresh?
K statue of bronze, or a tablet of fleib?
If. Indeed, we aurr.nder thia laut auered
right,
rhe care and protection of others Invite
Would our dead not the rather prefer to
remain M
Forever unmarked on the field of the
lain.'
The sun would smile on them, the heavens
would Wl epi
The cak would guard proudly the soldier's
last i
Th? thunder's salute would resound over
head;
Thu winds would sound fitly the dirge for
the dead.
No conqueror's tablet polluting the spot
To ten the sad tale, "By their couatry
forgot,"
I'nmarked and unmentloned, to rest
'neath th
Yet guarded by Nature, watched ov. r by
th 1.
And you, southern women, to you we now
turn?
Shi I! .v" yield th-m or shield them-; From
yo'.i we w< old le., i n;
It Is be It yea, I
Ye daughters of L'?le, ma
<!a>- AUSTIN RI
honors fou i.\i-'vvi;t ti:.
Aiiicrliiiii-lliiv nt thi (?-?-nt 1'iirl?
i-:\iiositioii.
(For the Dtsp itch >
The Fourth day Of July. A. I>.. IP?, will
h,- a grand day in the eelebra ad metropo
Ua of Prance. Parla is at all
lariyly 00 IBIO| l lit !.: but -' Will ! pn -
eminently such I the
year 19??. becm; I th fl bold an
other of her famoM Internatl
sitloiis. which ?v.ry effort will bt
forth to make superior to all lia 01
cessors and their competltore. All civil
ized natlo
hue been Invited thith- .
diepl y ;. ; their Breitest glory
and power.
The flitted States have lOCOPted her
Invitation, and every facility
Bartended to them to exhibit themeeivea
in a manner worthy ol light In
which th hive ? me to b? r?
the natioM of the earth,
All. heir natal A " rth
of July. *ea sei apm d
or Ameiloan, Day, and it ,i' \
au eitle? na of our great i
ther they can be i -> at In ?'
to do ai; in ![, bj pow? r to i d? r that
day iritis? memorabl? and honorable.
?me s-11?:-. :r.^ featoi mme
for thai day will be '
hie h0| ' tbi Iti'i:,," .
a hind i me monument la to h
,t a cosl of 1110,000 and i i I
on th
' of ?Miman llbert) ai
; from, l1'
it. All thi i Is to
comptait d with appro] ri i
la which tha ' Boni
Revoluti r," will tal i
ral H rl ir, o bo a
r :i years ; :
In tie
Ami tasador to bim
fully
and credit i , Pour honorai
the n
Um Hans of the Anrerlcan i a will
atrive to let ur? one of th
Bol Ute "8oru of th
lut! in" bai a been i ailed
still to aid in r ilalng fun?
tl ui of thai monument li
peu t of th? m funda b
by tl
.
anntveraar) of
town |
BJ In
ble work, bower
children of Vlrj
a aa owing to eon
which law nd i
her ?
:
ml frii nd
thia ? rid i rominlon.
'.
-
heartily the m mory of Lev
in the nr
v. alll-'s
'
cd Washington to pen ins I.
Yorktown and tl re
sitid, "Sr.-il all da coin
turn him Into I.- :d ? ob B
Lafayette returned *o Pi
ite i
ai d the i found! of ' |
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for Ute n.
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who
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wonder tha
women
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compterai .' ft e!;::g
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pain - in the be? k and itil bea in tl
ami burning, di .
the average phy^: . tribute th? M
h a cu ?.ver trouble.
Pot years, possibly, she takes their pre
scriptions for thes.- aJlmeoU without t<
cciving any benefit, then in final i
she throe - as drugs, and b i
matters take t'.u-ir course. A aroman who
BOatrra m this way is almos!
sufferer from weakness and disease >f the
distinctly f'mininr organism There is an
unfailing and ?oexpeneive cure : r al!
troubles of this description. II I Dl
PRici'a Favorite Prescription. It
rectly on the delicate organe coo :.
making them well and Itrong. It h< ala all
internal alceretion and ?t.>? - debil il i
drains. It tikes the pressure ufftht
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diaappcar. AH good medicine stetes sell
it and have nothing, else " jnst as good "
Constipation and torpid liver will make
the most ambitions mea "? wo atan utterly
good for nothing. Dr. Pierre's P
Pellets cure them. One littk
a gentle laxative and two ? mild cathartic
Or. Pierce'? |?mo-pago kllostrated book,
"People'? Medical Aavi ,' <;" :
bound, free i -?s the cost of mailing onl\, i\
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