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VOL. XVIII
XOTJISBURG-;. N, C. SEPTEMBER 20. 1889. ;
NO.. 33
THE FRANKLIN TIMES
M ran
I
Pure.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A Short Fkstch of wh at Wi s, ,'
v for the Benefit of those :
' in ' Search of obi-
. fort able homes,
Franklin County. la-situated j ost
abovo the level region of thf long
leaf pine, and Iii ;the edge of the
rolling land; Il.-coutainjaiiuU
over 400 square miles and J bound
ed "by The counties of WakeGtan
vHle, Vance, Warren uidNash:
and; has the climate of Raleigh, and
: for health it can not be surpassed.
It ha a population of
legCi at the former place, has renew-.
ed its career or prosperity, under
Prof. Uagley.. - ' '
. To men deslrim; f irm, no. section
pn sents greater iuducements-and to
nvn desiring to engage in the undo
vt-loped Gold of manufactures- nr to
make ayailatdo the reso'.rves of-the
water powers of the county ? and the,
woo I of the frvss, there la ample
scope or. untold wealtli, and -fro n
mines-that have yielded in the pt,
more than a mUliott of. ilollar in gold,
ninny millions more can be takt n. f
" If loeu go-to the wild wnoda of tie
r-VViaft.tlwfy caw only can only: aucoeed
Jty eiierscy : will : tnUiiHtry, . With the
Fane enerjry anil industry hero they
can sua eel as-well ami letter, : ana
20,829; bv
tlieceneu for 1880..; Its pe)plrt are Wiat without the tlidcomfurts of aucw
ouniry.
Absolutely
T.iU powderever yntft,'" A marvel of,
purity, strength and wholesoBicncfeg.
M'ore economical than the ordinary kinds,
nflj cannot be sold la competition" with
tie multitude of low test, short weight
aJum or phosphate powders. SOLD ONLY
I S CANS. llOYAli BAKI KO POWDER Co.
0Q6-WalhS S.-Y.
PROFBSIOSr AlT CARt)?!"
A COCKE J AKIBXS,
Goldnboro.-N. C
principally engaged in agriculture
nnd are noted for their int Iligent,'
lUMsjiuaijH-, raorai,iaw-aoiaHig,gen-c
rous and'toleranti cbat-acler, .and
to i-eCEons desiring, homes anions
such people, where land can be
purchased cheap, taxes S.are. lisrhK
and whete, with moderate labor
and ease, fortunes inay he accuiuu-
latetlvthe county presents, a most
Iny itiv.gr field. i :
' "Abundant springs of pure; yatef
oi the Dest quality are found in
every section of the county; and it
is veil watered- throughout.' Tar
: River runs diagonally through the
, county ar.d'upon this-streain there
i! i3 valuable water Power. csDecin'l v
t vr n LK)iisburg. on ciwlar Creeb.Sau
wiisN-c dy Creek, Lynch 'a Creek and i
, nijtnbef
A A'oiing Man of Push.
never
a
ftiling
. . A.
. nArtir PnirTHTa :c nillTPTXT h"Mnoer 01 inner
ftlbU'ja UAHl&a - unfllbbo -strefitn?,. there are excellent mill
.. i- i .
Attorneys At Law,
wiLsoy, x. cr
nv business entfusted to lis will be
promptly attended to.
N.
Y. GULLEY,
Attorney-At-Law,
FIl AKKIJXTOX, If. C
All legal buBines promptly at
te.idcd t . ' ; . .
JIIIOS. li. WTLDElt. : "
ATTORK ET AT LAW.
LO U I B uua, s. o.
Office on Miu St one V door -low
the Eajjle Hotel,.
F.
S. bPKtlLL. ;.
Attorney At Law,
LOUISBUUG, X. C. -
Wilt attend the courts of Franklin,
Vance. Granville, Warrem Ktth.(od
Fi-tler-d ind Suprt me CmirU Prompt
vttentin given to cvllectins, &c.
Attorney ana CoTmseildr at Law
lArtjisnUKGN. a -
Will practice In the courts of
Franklin. Warren ;Vke, , Vance
and Nasfy in .the feurfreuit court
of the State.
fTOOHOOITJiiACHJEU
The Superintendent f Public
Schools of Frankliif county will be
in Louisburg on the seeond Thurs
day of Feiruary, April "July,. Sept.
CJctoher and .Ueceniheri ana remain
for threes daytv if necessary for the
Jjurpose of exaudning applicants to
teach in the Public Schools of this
Colinty.r vr . ; ,
' .1 willrari b; iin-rjouiburg ' ort
Saturday of each week, and all pub
lic days, to attend to any business
connocted with my office. .
J. N. Harris, Supt. . w
B
B. MASSEXR LT11G:,
sites and a number of fine mills.
At Laurel, on Sandy Creek, there
is a cotton null which has b en in
succBfuixpeHioi'formany years.
ana there is ample water power in
the county for large and extensive
lactones. r
Prior to tlie late war. cof ton, to
baeniano! bogs were raised for
market and com wheaVoats, rye,
peas, fcc, were pKnlpced in large
:qantities Hiuro the war, until
recently, cotton has been the chief
market crop, the Him imi -yield aver
aging over 12;000 . bales-,, and the
average yield per acre leing great
er than that of South- Carolina,
Georgia, Araiiania, Fiorida or Tex
a?and iti quaMty of a srxerior
uiade. For many years the lat
lit npy Pi a fee raised, upon an aver
age over oue and one half bales to
the acre, and in LSSO, on 42 :icres of
land he produced 63 bales, avemg
ing 475 pounds and n 28 acres he
unid 5J bales. In addition tn his
cotton crojvjie made an abundant
supply ot ctrn, oas," wheat, peas
hogs,. fcc. Kecently par farmefs
have twuel their attention to rais
ing tobacco trnd for fine elhw. Tt
Oacco, the county is fast taking its
phtte in the front rank. Last year
fr in ven acreP.Mr Do Best realiz
e 1 S2,31;AND OS USD THAT CAS
iJE PORCH SED AT So.UO-plSR ACRE,
TOBACCO CAN BE PKOLiOCKD KQUAIj
TO ANY. IN THE Statk OR IN- THE
world. Our lands are coming into
demand for fobaeoo and to the en
terprising .Jarnier in. what I.ave
' been bkherto regarded as themoio
faVored- tobacco sections the county
presents a f&Id for investment rare
ly equalled.
TheRaJeihi and Gaston Rail
Road passes through tho Western
part ot the county and there is- a
branch Rail Road from Frank Hil
ton t Louisburg, the conn tyv seat
Land neat the rail foad can be pur
chased at from ?8 to 20 per acre,
and land a tew miles olf from the
rail road, of equal or greater tVftili
ty, can be purchased at from $i. to
$8-per. acre. Many tracts ot land
can be purchased aV five or six-dul
lars per acre.
Two Warehouses for the sale of
tobacco will be opened at Louisburg
In Septeiiiber,' and, in t ie ; phrase
of the dav, the county is. .on a boom-
In tiie South Eastern; part of the
county thete ; are cousideral)le or-
esls ot tougleaf pi e, with oak, ol
many; kiuds, hickoryv , ash, maple.
; guui,,etm,,&c.,vvhtie lu. the west-;
eru and Northern portion of the
county: yellow-pine; oakrricker
anapledogwiVod and a great vai le-
ty of oilier trees-jroWi The bid-field
pine, wuicn so.raptuiy- restores .epc-
ADDRESS
m
Ot Cot. T. C.riiUer, to tbo Old
Veterans of Fraaklln County
at their Uc-Urdou id XouU-burg,Scit,l-l880:-
! :
The longer we live the stronger grows
the conviction, tlmt despite the pooh
roohers, there b a great deal in theart
ot putUng things I have just heard of
" an incident that illustrates this . siguiC-
cant truth in a striking manner:
Twelve-years a'go a j'oung ma.n came
io Xewf York hi search" of erflployment
and fortune. He carried his own trunk
to a.lodging house, because hacould not
afford the luxury of a hired carrier. Ilis
honest Ctce aud frank speech won for
- him his .landlady's consent to a week's
living on lick..- So Cur so good.. lie went
down to tlie offices of the "Ilerald,-
"Tnnes, and "Tribune," and invested
his List shilliug in an advertisement hi
the following words: :
4,I nt something to do, and must
have it wl bin t wcnl'-four hours. Ad
dress Push," this oaice,'
In a little while he had received near
ly three hundred answers to hLr unique
demand for employment. One business
ihau wrote: 4lCall at 9 o'clock to-morrow
nioriiing aud I may give you a
chance to show how vijjoroualv -ou can
.push.!' "
, The tone of tliat reply pleased tho
oung atl vert isca:.. and at the appointed
; hour he presented himself at the writer's
office. The resuit was a trial engnge-'
1 meat, which-hits continual imtil thU
time, - loung -ruflk" is how tile confi
dential man of tho hqusc. ' nisr-fftlarv U
ample, and he lives ih Lautliome ty!c
in one ol tlie prettiest ir.tle homes in
Aew lork, where pilctty homes, in the
poetic skaisc of the wprd, arc as we all
knowvlamcuta!ly scferce. "Push' U
liis dominant characteristic, aul his em
ploj et lws lt-ul ten thouaiul reasons to
congratnlate ln:useifo;i the impulse lhai
led-him to reply to that little ltd.'- De
troit Free Press.
Why wiil you.- coinjli when Shiloh's
care will give immediate relit f, Vriee 10
ca, 50 ctu, and ft. bold by Furiuan.
. .
"C alled- to AY In."
ATTORNEY AT LAW-
i;':lXUiSBDR.qNCXS :
OiBce in therCourt Jlls'ase.
All business put in my hands wit 1 mUsted : land,' grows with i great
luxuriance, ana in many- -piacew
lands once worn outi. are- restbr
2 . ' li.. , ; 1 1 - jr
Kj y- '- : '. : . I are 'lidiiiirably adapted to cotton..
tobacco.atid othe crops
"" All the fruit of- this- laiitude and
climate can be suctessfuliy produced
and. in great1 niautities5 ja iFrauklin.
Apples. Pear. Gr pes, Fig&, ;': MeJotj9
CT' rand 30tlXSELLOR at lW,
LOUISBURG, FR.VNKLIN CO..N. C.
xf attend the Courts .Tfash,
Prank in. i GHnville,' Warren. 4 and
W ibe Goan.ies - also the' f uplertie
p,iirt ol lfor tb-Carblina; and the U
.Circuit andTlisf RiCTikjurta
D
a. j. B aiALQiJK
n ni doors .-below :. Forman
Cdjke' Drugstore, adloiningprw Ov
L. Ellis.
X -
E
W TIMBERLAXE,
ATT0Rt?ET At LA
- LoursBtjRO, n c.
Office Court House ,"
btrawberries and many odrer Varieties
-ifruitnurislr'itthe r county and
can be rapid'3'-raised fr inarkHjt.1- '
Ih tiie OrtBiectrn part ' of fce?
conuty..there are. valuable gold mines,
froVn one of which (the Por lis Mine)
Gold,4 to the value of more tban $1,
000,000 has. been taken. These mines
present a tnoisi; invjitug fieli for capi
tal and enterprise -ft r . --i -r
t Tl e Religious character; of the. f eo
ple of the county -; i very high, the
leading denominalions : "beingi. Baptist
aud Methodixt. It has tlie coram n
school . ystem of the i State. with
hchooia of higher grane at - Lou's burg
and F.a. kinktou. The Female Ccl-
.... An cclange pictures a scene tliat is
familiar to every experienced officer of a
fair,- ami iUwill be well for them to re
member the truths it sO forcibly statess
and apply tbem to cases that hereafter
t0;ne under their observation. It nays:
''Failed to win" is iAninly marked
on the countenances of scores of men
that have tried exhibiting swine this
year. J; auure witn some men means
' redoubled efforts for another year, with
others a dctrrmiuatioa never, to t-how
again. The formef class of men will be
of value' to the community and State in
which thev live. Their determination
brings Success; and t$is lias a price tlmt
rucii are willing to pay tliat tlicy may
enjoy the benefit of these men's palhs-
takin?..
The failure men tliat- always have
'Failed to Win" depicted on their coun
tcnances and still more plainly marked
on tlieir stock have do price qn their,
skill. 'It's loo common.7, They are
chronic - grumblers- about hijustice
"packed, committee?," r "Berkshire,"
"Uie&ter-Vhite'X)r "Jersey Red" meu
to pass on "Poland Cliinas,! Is tlieir
cry; and isjaflca made a cloak for their
bwu fulures.. If the class of exhibitors
whoiecomdnct is open touch- censure
wouki .seci themselves' as others see
them, there Is also a. lesson , for. tliem,
but tlieir own narrow-mindedness is us .
ually such that there is no bope of their
proSlfing by aiiy example.' ; . ,
h The above is taken Jrom an Ohio
State paper and we are "pleased, to : be
able to say that there is to bd no sulk
ing at ciur State; Fair, October- 14th to
ISnh;: Tt behooves evert: good, fkrracrH
ana SUXA-ureouer w suot um ni autiu
stock-:as
Xorth
Carolina a working man" can grow as
fine crops and rjaise as good
m any section of iha ,Unior
;Gar6liua li in to win. ". '. -
; Our wiis are growing and .p-osper-ing
Our farmers are less in debt than
at any time inJJoe past ten years.aTos
perily is abroad ia the Okl North. State
ana" we propose tqsliow it to tlie out-
sidc wodd at jqiu next Slato Fair.
LADIKS AXD G KXTLEaCKX Feixo w
Soldiers: ' .
Thii iv tlie day of the rc-nion of Con
federate Soldiers of. the Burvivors cf
Uiosc, who in tire early spring of 1SG1,
went forth to tlie battle at their coun
try's call,. with, hearts beating a? proud
ly as hearts ever beat beneath tho cor
don of the Legion of Honor. And let
us not regard it as the rc-uuion of the
survivors alone, butofthoso brave im
mortals who fell ou every battle field,
and yielded up their lives In every hos
pital, from Gcttvsburg to tho llio
Grande.
With us they fouglit and suffered and
they died and thoui the cause for
which they died is lost, the memory . of
their deeds should lite while "patriot
tongne's can rak a hero's praise aud
woman's tears bedew a hero's grave
It in meet and becoming that we
should have these re-uaions, and when
our children ask: '-Why do ye this if
Iet us tell them the story of the Sootlv
crn Confederacy; of its rise, of its " prog
ress and of its Gill; let us tell them Low
it was bora amid tlie clash- or arm,
lived in the smoke, and died upon the
field of battle; let us tell them of the
soldiers who marched with Jackson and
with Lee, who rodo with., Stuart and
witli Hampton, and who. stood amid
the flashiug of tha guas with Pellwun
and Pendleton. . . '
Let tradition, let song, history nn.1
monumental shaft keep ever fresh aud
green- the memory of. that grand army,
which with tailored uniforms and bright
bayonets, upheld the Confederate cause,
during lour long years ot b!iody war.
It is for the Iti-rtorinn to (race the cause
of the American conflict Jtli; the tok
of the statesman to leaf irand - iucblca te
its lesson; but I shall speak to ' you of
the Latiles, the victories, tlie lilory of
those lr made bright forever the name
-Confederate." ,
Twenty-eight years ago the dram lxnt
to-trms and eleven Southcrn.ytatca ar
rayed themselves for. battle. Theyonug,
the inkVilc-aged and the old crowded
tlikkly iuto tho ranks of war, until reg
iment by regiment, and brig.ule by
brigade,. they fbniKid a mighty army of
the truest and the bravest within our
borders.
The laborer was there, tho arllzan
was there, Alio professional nnn was
there and the ecklicrs of the South- -full
of life and full of hope, went for. b to
meet their we!l-Appointed foes, and the
hour came and the battle was joined at
Bethel Church and Manavas p!ain,Thcn
glad shout of victory rang out and the
sun of the Confederacy ra-e brigh: and
clear above tlie horozin.
The mighty army of tlie Xorth, rais
ed to crush us-with its weight, and di
rected by him who w.03 then called the
greatest captain of tha age, was throwa
back and beaten by the undisciplined
valor of our Southern troops and the
first year of the war worS away.
But' scarcely liad tlie bud of early
spring began ti burst front the rich al
luvial soil "of the York Peninsular whoa
tlie army of tho Xorth, more perfect hi
lis appointment, more complete Ju tits
equipments, and grander iii iU xxpor
lions than any; tha country luod- pro
dncai;mo;od!fcJrward. with its' frond
bearing of men who in art bed to assured
y'a-tory,. But tho rilie pils of York town
were manned, and the cnrth , works de
fended by as sterny stabborn and .un-r
yielding soldiers as ever fbagnt for- lib
erty beneatirthe sun. - Cheer cd by" the
smiles and encouraged by the approba
lion, of our glorious boulhera women,
those men under Johnson and Mar ru
der did and dared wlntever manly ccur
age and fortitndo has 'ever dared and
done in any age.- Bui Yorktowa was
evacuated, and as the - enemy pressed us
slowly back to the ChicfcibjncHj, py
in his provkience was raisiug up to oe
our leader, a sokfier greater, than . Xa
poleoo, and a lender more exalted tivm
Washiagton.
:--Tbe. battle of Seven rines wa fought;
rGeneral Johnsou was wounded oa .ihi
3rd day of June I8C2, and tho cdmtnand
of the army passed into- the- hands of
Gen. It. E. Lee,., -" . - ,. - , - : .-. , .t
Mechanicsville,- Cold; Ilaxbor, vJFTa
riefs Farm and Malvern. Ilill folioweJ
indofe succession; the-"campaign was
4Ycr,.McClcllao fc-a. tcatcc. and hi
array was shattered and broken, aud
again tlie glad shout of victory nu:g out
clear aud sweet throagli all our Land.
But upoa tlicse .battle fields aenps
upon heaps ths dead nmx lay. THrro
was Malvern llUh' Bloody Molrtra!
Slorlous-MAlrcml.bAtbol Lu the sun
lUditcfa sammer cVcamg. its greru
slopes and thick shades teemed to In
vite to Its sweet repose of calm., delight
ful peace; but 1U tides bristled with
bayonets and its heights were crowned
with the most powerful artillery; tlto
caraxweers who served the runs and
tlie infantry which lay along Its sides
were the best soMiera ol the Northern
army. Our Foutlicm soltlicn " cbarscd
right up tlto lull. The sliricUng shell,
the murderous volley aud the death
dcaliug caulf ter swept away pktnon.
company, baUlion; e till 0:1 they pewd.
right up llio hi!U Comrades f.1, Uotb-
cra foil; but on thoy irmseil, to glory
and to death; and when tho son wait'
down that day, the Ught wait' oat ln
many a Southern Imme. for ltro -InyJ
father, son, buAband brother: .dead ht
licaps upon the blood drenched bilk
M.alvcru,
There is ootliing grainier there
nothhtg more terrible in U annatu
war tluui the battle of MalVern IIU1;
there Is no instance of more sublime
courage tlian tlie Confwlrratcs sliowcd
there when
"Like the war hone pantiug for the
the Gcil;
ol
u
of
stnio.
They would uot yield a step for death
or life."
But wliat could valor avail agninst
tlie ovehwhcludog uuinbcrs and re
sources of the enemy t Witli all Europe
for recruiting, aud with Um w!k4c
w or 11 as their depots of nuppIiA t
Scarcely Lad tho campaign of llkb
pionil closed when tlie battle was epdu
joined, sjmI at Cedar Bun with tb cry
oi "Sto: e rail Jac'json," the God of
battles ngsLi gave ut a splendid victo
ry. "Then followed the second Min-os-oiA,
Ue greatest battle of the war. Tbrre
for two long summer, days the miglity
lioets coutendW, luaud to hand and
breast to breast, anl lUs bayonet dnp
pod with blood, sud the sword hod
dough. Thirty thousand men toU tlie
Federal loss In the campaign 1 Well
did the lurflorlaa say, "it was a great
and joriouji campnlga and worthy "of
tlie illuMrious soldier who p'-aUocd ItO
Ah ! who doc not remember wliat
a tlirill of 4riuurc and cxultftt'iou was
felt by every Southern heart a the
news of tlioc tuccces iuwed from
city to village and from ullage Jo ltam
let and from liamlet to cottage, and
wheu wc Icnnicd tint the gray-j.ocket
were over tlie border,, twrs of Joy
tiowcd nmn me eyes u suiwart men.
and all felt that the .iy of our deliv
erance was surely hear at hand.
Can we not Imagine witli what feel
lug tlie ragged, war-worn veterans of
the army of Northern Virginia forde!
the broad Potomac t and tlieir feet
pressed the otl of Maryland bow they
.cpihxI out boVl and (inn to the soul-
stirring strains of Dixie ?
nd can wo not pl.ture to ourselves
. t : u . 1 . - t
vtvtJ. iA.r, us muii itriitnz (-37 (uiu 1
with proud bonrt he bchcl the lo-g
lines of Confederate. Mea who hsd
never turned their backs to the enemy.
Pressed on to the execution of bU plans
tor the ilrjt MarybiM ctunpali. The
hopes of our toldicr aod pcorJo wera
never brighter tkaa at , thlj mocnenL
But it was not writtea b;the decrees
of lroailetce that they herald be rtd
isal. After the ca;ure of Harper's
Terry the fierce battle of South Moun
tain the drawn bathe of bl.arrlurj,
Geo. Ijti ccUrncd across the Potomac,
leaving bdi'uul liim uot a sound CeVl
piece, not a tent or box of storck, but
bringing with him tlie supplies gntliercd
ia Maryland an4 the rich spoUs of ILir
pcr's Ferry.
But tho work of tlie year, was not
yet done. As the la I sands of 1SC2
wcro dropping from th,o gUs of time,
Flodcrkkbow written upon our
tandaxd and splendid 'vktory agala
crow sed our arms, and thus eadnl .tho
s econd jiY of the warN
The 10Ji day of May 1833 u be red
in tlie ever memorable battle of Chan
cel! on tuIc. - The genlous of Gen.
4
jacksoo never snowcu.wun, more re-
fp'.aidcnt lustre than oh that djtj. The
inetcor flag of the South was cercr fol-
Ioa vol 'with ruoro t:votcd heroam- thin
ou that day. Our force, largely out
jiumbcred. bl uk-i'Um ffaeet army on
the planet, on its chosen "grouod, and
wa driving it la wild route . from the
fieltb Tle victory was won; but oh I
how dcrj-ly it wa touA: ! Getu Jack-
soq was tome ixxn
torn, TrsAnjWd and
anil the btgbttmt ur In our Crtxmoej-.t
set to no no more. The tna c4 God
and of the sword tnsc4 frnm earth to
Heaven, leavht to n tbo sanivla
memory cXhi deeds ami lb kamoru!
ty of hi Ctme. ' ,
"Tbi patriot tq.
The nation qC"
CbAncenonville, MAryes UrttiU
Hooker's camrofeai cloved, and
the gray " lockclt wert ardri errors
C border 1 Up to this tkn kiad
lrovidcue bnd tmi!ed ujwa u tf v
had mot rererc4 in Uwr W'ftf, thrj tjl
been more tlan countcr-bAloaol by Ut
almost uubrokm stocceMe of the gracd
army of Xortliefu Vlrxlaia. Tboc
scarred, and beruty wimm tell tlat
they coo VI unaVrtak anULur, and ill
texmo foc"ag prompted iU rornitacder to
jd'erost to rcUievc cr kto eWwherv,
by Mw'iiec InnuWo of tit XortLera
Suit. The culmio"log poirtt ia tbe
aucpaiu was GeUjfbur-, Xeed 1 lei!
yuu l)e U2c? it b a Uld of ikiiier.
Tbuuli ail wu de tlt , toull
do, tkU "of GetljVBa.M l-t
Getljtburg aod VkUburxl The sua
of our aatlof-Al fUluuei badrc2rd U.
senith an lexa to dccUoe. And t!us
cked I be third yc&r of tb war.
In May, 184, euujmooccd tb Ut
campaign, wUh Gen. Gnat la eunitnjirl
of the Federal army; It iu a caropin
ofatMtkli the army of XortVtro Vir
giuU was' redoced to 16m tb.au ZQCk)
eflectiVO men axd ru out cwmlcred Lj
lU oj-jicreeou ia A ntia crvster than
Uirec to otic- Cm t&rnrUy la evitbers
w-u too grent Ute enemy hurled itimt
oiiz Uua Uar great tuaft-ar of mm, rend
as they were that dwwu Aud bnyooeUd
by thouiands, tle teccdnj bifei cf ib
okl world fundthed fresh tur&lie. 11 4.1-
big as never oou fought, day by dsy
L-om tbe wddemews. to tb Jfouc
during priraliootUiAt woul aloct bAre
warn away any other, srtny, growicj
wmirr wlih each Uule, icCktlug lots
upoa the tneuiy greater lhaa their ea-
tiro namlcr at the bejiuin; of tbe
campaign the rtm-swt of tb graad
army of XortaVrn Vgioia, worn down
by fcdlue, by Longer aud by battle.
reeled Into Petri borg. and m.l that
defence luch bhtory Ui tw&uourwrd
Ue loftiest acbievrtuontof bofma rr
re4 aj1 human cmlaranrc. For uu.c
loug mon tlw, with Kanty rlka rukl
insuCk-iciit clothing, vriih cumbers eon
ttanlly daniiilt hiug by U1ku a1
Utk; wtb diily toils aoJd:!y batUc
did Umc men tlxn) iu tb txeot-bc of
Petersburg and fibt, as never meu
(hiIiL ami uucrnl a never tutu mf
fiTfd, for sll that U dear to Atoerl&ii
frecEocn the right ofiucal c'l-jijcczr
mecL
But in 'vain was the scaTetinj. Ia
vain the most determined defence, Li
VAin tlie twadUxs; chnrgrv all mx bi
rHo. It was oot written In the bouk cf
Cite Cut we should socverd, and sl Cl
man. could do ws dooe In- taIo ! Tbe
rcTeat the wrctrdcr at Appoantlox
Court I loute and all vu otcr w'ah
the noble Army of Xortbern Yirjitix.
and (General Ijt bfuad tho Uit order.
HrarH:
Hr-AiarAUTiessi or Atrar or
Nomtiiiuim YiaaixtA.
, . . AiU 10, 1C5.
After four rears of arJuooji wnkf.
rnAxW d tT unurpa.l couragv cxl f .
ti:t1e, (U Army of Xon!n Ybvai
iwvr tem cu-npwM'u to ykw in wvrf
WTelmLaj numbers tdl rrvxirrts, I
need not teil tive arriirv of so imnv
bard foorlil LatUe. who have rnxrWsii
ftl4k!ut to the but. tbAt I bar con
tented to Oil Tm'.t ftma t.a Ltru(t
of litem; bot tetTmg that vtUor and de
vet-oa couVf ectJaJ ooOJit' tbnt
cnmpenmte fc tb lows t'ni
vjX U 5 lh t.
with cbaw'taiMj woA rtrm-'iiaf rjm
COT' irrl t-
aa4 o rCne nd. ftkf V?J U
ieet k Ue mi more tat.;:
Tbf38AA Va!. Let ftxwt If
fUl yl, lA it IMU Otfll L9: a lc
rtvitil of UmX drsili Ia Tla1 jbe brut
cf xtr t'Jtetser 1 1 wy. "giaUt tiud tbo
men ervny cwr.trjTiMtT, kad tbe srap j .
of Xortbero V- Ci ana j of
t!e CowSi-rxry. v
After tbe tcrrtimVe oTf.eo. Is si
Awtvcrtlloo. !JrW
llvi a tut a .Ictmui'l MltAm, A4
tluwir1 tber fou'U nl Ul sad dd as
becanvc tbe tAi:!TUiylr, It s A3
ia tilu. luvu-tb; Artk
Jubrvs tuirroJer, sad a3 as over.
IVt- L dukim u;a u r rri am!
Urtd Aronci tbe thjr Uit rrc. It
bclcerp to tnolbf to U U L
lorv; o br tuat oi oJrf Cv 1
U jwve.
jtutlo U X'or-.h Ci--A hmr
brrevf M the xm vrar'w Wbe
IL wHwV wtre p itoi u rri r
fc ml it ui Lie
krste MMrtT 11 1 c; writ Ur
rwrt b jLTAftldta-wA? (. fed 30a.
treriiuI brT dij. JtrUrr sti
4Ti tb3 ib t. trrtr Vt&linl
moVH or tacfcWnJ 04tl dL
Fron ll Cnl tU ml lUCi U tl
ImIai lkncrmnllp, sb A4 "nraay.ejei
rUj. . Her r4 k rutcn
in tbe blood of ber tbauwoi tUla; rtmi
tlt. it b ennojb.
Xo tcy e 0 CociirKry ca b
Cnp!t wukb dot t ltl 4 Md
niatctikve coct ;xy a-I ntxdjtc; dno
Ixm tf oiT ror ou Nj-vJ-ia women.
Tbeirlovbi-f won I tuJ rTro-
mtrd ri thTtO U rA!r bs U
Uin tf nWTerw,; "l Wvit; tl-5r
wns! il ii-j-l.t ttu.s uui tucrv
wtxL. tUix .r : l cuiiritiju
nrpu-id U txcb U C9 tkk Acrt
iokr!, were nire pnwerfal M Lewi.
Hjj than ioebcbie, sad rrvwe d--b;f.J-ly
AlJaxz ihxa twin, and there do
uua who Iam errr wora tHe fjar; ther
U no cu) who bA ever 3wied b tb
'Ka tf tbe Coafalerw cbarrw. iberw
U uo i.tAa w bo hx ever wortbCy fol
lowed tbe tarry ire, w! dw net
sy U Us brt: God LW, Gal forrvrr
t le, t)e t)'i woaieo tf our SlLcru.
BUCKIX6 AllNICASALVli
Tbe brt alre ui t whU f. est,
troves. ukers Alt iHtum.
fever . Utter. cl-sp-,J UaJ ,
ctJ'.MalaKy tcsj aaJ 'l .;u traction
tl j oi fly fir fl r bd pr
rcqjireL It b jjti:wv t)
rfct jla. t-r mosey rtSuaJ
ol. lic 21 txrtf rr bA.
For a:o Ly J. B, t J.:'b.
3Iao, Know Ttijwrlf.
coukl
would have Attcaiftl tbe cxaiimistinri it
1bc cottics t, I have dcierralccd to vel
tbe u-dr scri3cw of lbot whole rt
mice bare rndoortd tbein to tbeir
roantrymeo. By tbe terms of ih snrw-
tneat oCkexs and mta can returu to
tlir borois Aikl rrrm'.u Ujere until ex-
chortgrd.- . .
YoawSl take with you th. laii.JV
toa Uut proceobi ttarm tbe corrKina
nces of duty feiUJuUy pei&ied: sod I
eAnjcstly pray that toertiful (ioJ U
extend to )oa lus tllcg arxk pxou
tioa. With An uoccnaiaf admirmlYi of yocr
conUiK-y and devotion to ju.r 1009.
try, and a gratrfbl rnuemlranc of yut:r
kir.d aod lcieruai tot .?cmUoo of, mv
Self, I lid you an fttTb'Jacubs tirrwnb
It. 11 Imk.
. ". ,t . . ...- " . L'euawL.
Bu. Xo ! All was not otct yet. Tb
fUg they bftd lovol o w;i aod tjkd fol
lowed so faithfully mat to- furWvl tv
wave do mare. Tbue gun which Ll
fjubol so fiercely la tii . rod- eoocU,
aud pealed to joyooaly tbe note of tri
ttm;Jt, must be parksd la AHeoce, tbo
truJijarrus wblvLtbey trralas living
Tbe ver3- t.mlr cf trtb U 22.
TV t-rxia tf taan twiM tkw llC
cf auy o:bcr aal. J.
TTe atrr.'-i weiU tf A-" h I
pAtoUl, C ca:i-
Tb wbt o? tbe tViuli'Jr;- bWlis
2 puwal.
A hai aar.m!!t croLla'. V tr
uiaju 1 .'I of rrU.
l)ce (bouA.-! ccct tf LW1 jce
Ufw)d ii- kiLua rl Locr.
AtuAtrtwUuw a'wwt 13 Crrea a
in In uup, or lJ3y ia an hacr.
Tb sver wtli'it cf a tksucioa k
A uni.er m tcco
A nsaa LreAlbee al fi-s,U of air
la a mltiule, or vii htfl hbemJ m '
day.
Tb at tray wtv;i4 of tbe I rx'a of A
mn U 3) rrcftit; of A w sruiei i
tod II tnnM.
Tb M(tV bei 51 tf A3 r;UKBA.
H 5 Cct tJ V inr hsr, tf a FfriKhJvsw
S rVet 4 tort; tf a iu'fin. i trrt
bvbea. " ' v
- Fire btsadrJ col Itrty o cti cr co
hyriAaJ aod oe jpu 14 U'vd paix
Cx-ob tW hn u pr.e ur.
Tbe heart xU txarly Iff rncod of
bfonl Ufroc tb rriia And axlrrW
euh texU aod ruolrs 4 U-axa we
breatbouce..
. Ud bsadfol AJLer:tj-T m,r.
rrCa are la t! turo blew w oall n.
rr turSce S-J rrAirr t!ata tbe
buTTui loiy;
Tbe bvt;t tf tbe pce la bJLcwy U
ISQKr miaotejin tju.ml. Kt. a C
ycata, .ll-e L-Hiaiea tenoiw
Laec4 (ba XM, tf nMC
MfltT tt'lXo
W.!eVw? ny to otf t!t;V.
tt tr Ui U mJ:k
w. IC1 Ne LsOrry I r . ro-
I"- Ki-f Xw 11 IMK
I fcurs. Wi' M Hde d 2a ult
K-i r. a d hare C!e I M r. I r-t'-a
n as well. e Vl Lave
: iiavreaal tjafctl.4L. Hv
KitiM UUU In jrwa."BU L'r r.
rry tbne, an I w iUl ra tf fit ;w
fj-. lb- rcbve fr-. If v:fr:y
rr dauat f Am tt u-f. 7! .
rrm Jri fst w ilwrir trevt T-
lwilv varelfrr. Ilr merf. V. JJL
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