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V J V '^1 J ? ??? I- -??? ?????"? 1 UNION'S ADVANTAGES. 111111 T Tl\l 1W\T /l~?^0 POPULATION OF UNION. Ill July, 1800, Union will have I I I II i I ^ II 1/ ! I I j ml | 11^6 l\ S. Census 1890 1,070 mora Spindles than any other in- 'J B 9 ^ F B I V I I ill a I'oticc (Vnsus 180.1 ii.000 cori?onit(Hl place in the State. -M- JL _ M M A- * X. J ^ _M_ X. ? JL W M rv./ W Estimated now 0,500 VOL. XXVII.-NO- 20. UNION SOUTH CAROLINA JUNE 20,1800. $1.50 A YEAR. n i rn I - ... tounty Treasurer's Report. FOll TIIE YEA IIS 181*4 AND ISD.%. To 11is honor I. 1). Witlicrsi>oon presiding .Judge, 1 lieg lcsivu to submit to you my receipts and disbursements sis Trosisuror of Union county for the fiscal year 1804-3 as follows: SCHOOL DISBURSEMENTS. DISTRICT NO. 1. J A 1) Minis 'JO (H* .1 E 11 Aycnck Jo on 4 Mildred Perkins Jo no O 11.1 Foster JO (Ml 0 .1 lletenliaugli Jo (K* 7 11 F Foster Jo (Hi s .John T Wallace JO (Hi t* Scott llros IJ Oo 10 .1 llcntenliougli Jo * 0 11 11 F Foster Jo (K) 1J A1) Minis JO (HI 13 N.KlalTnev Uoo 14 Jt .1 lost it -JO (HI 15 Alice Striblinjr '25(H) HI John F Wallace 20 (H) 17 It J Kirby *2 85 18 ,1 .1 Littlcjohli *2 5U 19 ,1 Jletenliaugh *25 (H) '20 11J Foster '20(H) 20 A I) Minis 20(mi 21 X J (iafi'ney 1*2 (H) *2'2 F It Ay cock *25 (H) '2*2 II F Foster 25(H) '2:1 K It Aycock -25(H) '21 Mildrid Perkins '25 00 25 Mildred Perkins 25 (Hi 25 11J Foster HUH) 2(1 X .1 (iaffney dim 27 A 1) Minis Hi on 28 Mollic IJttlejohii 25(H) 28 John F Wallace 20(H) 20 J >1 Jaltlejolni 0 00 ;i(l J F Wallace in Oil :tl K It Aycock 12 5(1 :i'2 J ('McWIiiiter (175 Carrie Southard 25 on 54 Carrie Southard 25 (HI :td Carrie Sontlisnit 2d on .'1(1 Carrie Southard 12 do .'<7 Mollie FUtlcjolm 2d no Mildred Perkins P2 do 158 Mollie Littlcjolni 2d no iKl Mollie liittlejolm 12 d(l II Addic Fcmastcr 2d IX) 4'.\ Alice Strililinu 2d (H) 14 Alice Stribling I-J do 4d Felix Wood <mi 4(1 II F Foster 12 dd 47 II S Colield 2d 00 48 Anna Ilardie - 12 do n! Mamie It llailey is 7d .*4) Mamie It Jlailey 2d <Hi dl Mamie It llailey * 2d no d2 Mamie It llailey 2d (Ml d.'? .1 (' Dreunon oo (Hi d4 IIattie S Colield 2d (Ml dd M I'l McKissick 7 do dd Dora Wbitloek 2d (Mi dd .1 C Spears .'{ dd .'Mi Dora Wbillock 2d on d(> Dora Wliilloek 12 do d7 Kate llisbop 2d 00 d7 Doia Wliilloek 2d (Ml dH Ada Pemasler 2d (Mi ,'Mi II S Colield 12 do |>(i 'j' f llailey 1 (id oisien r no. 2. 1 J1 T Plttlejolin 2d on 2 M It Maeo|nI>so11 2d 00 JI F Pittlejobn 2d 00 I M It Macombsou 2d (Ml d JF J.ittleiohn 12 oo 7 Mi's II F I.itllejoliti 2d (Ml S M It Mannnbson 2d oo (i M F Wallace 2d oo 10 M F Wallace 2d oo ; 11 SI i) Wallace 2d on | 12 Miss M .letler es IMKMI { 1:1 M.IelTries do (Ml I 14 William .JrlfricM 2 (Ml I 1"? K I! ('mil's |.-> (Hi Hi HIM uiti'H j;, (hi , ('cuii 11 ;i I lies -j.-, mi is' <'om Haines -j.-, ihi i |?? Vl?M Ililliil's j:, (Ml ! _'H A? ns A' H Itritlmi ;io tin J 21 -Mi?i A -it-nrii - ;{oiMi *22 Man . '''firics Moo 2.". M l! Hi 'Won '2-J *?( 21 I I:ittit> J la 'I'UH'II Moo .14 M H llritton {<? <?<? 2"? 11 iit til* Malum I*? 'Ml 21 i I lilttic I lillllllH'l.*' ! *? (1(1 Mi"s M H ltritt??n ?'?" Cd III>TUIl r N< *. I HI ijii 11 Wild 21(1(1 1 (i Hill 11(11 2 2"> 2 K I> Nicholas 2*? (Ml , Alice Iuttlcjolm (HI j I Hallie H M;ntin 20 (Hi r? .1 1, I'ooi (in ! (I S5111 if <; Ingram 2*? (HI J 7 < Hive McKnwii 2>*? (Ml j S K |) N icliolas 2 *? (Mi 1 ^ 1 * 1 ^ I I ii 1 v< ii 1 | | , >( t j Ill A .1 .lowers 1 "" ' I llattic Martin -0 "" i' T A Cor rv .1 I. Tool ~'">o0 if. " \V Wliisoiinnt I I I ' li David-mi IT AO h I*; .1 livers 00 n; i M'-jv'wn /: ; I 17 Olive . MHvow h It 00 j IS Miss \ 'If I'ill jollll 'J.,(HI. 10 William l" Mokes .lr "JO !t'| J.? William'1 Mokes .lr J | <H il J <? JJ ! A < orr> .... - "? -I W Spaiks J J I Mat tie Martin Jl I' II Davidson - '' 1 jr, .11. i vol '- > i Jf. SO Ingram ]jV J7 si; Initram ./-'hi! JS Miss Minnie I.rejjorv "I JO Miss Minnie Iirofjory :i0 Davis .lell'ries * :;i \v s woitord " *-MI W S WolToid wsUoiTord -IV10 :il Miss Harney Mel Inner " llnrncv Mel Inner -V "o " Uaine\ MeClnne. -' :y, Ml j: .1 I'aei: j. (to v.vi. r -;.-L v d o ! ''rank .Met limey 20 00 58 Frank McCluney 20 UO .'to Frank McCluney ."?00 40 .1 \V Spears 0 25 41 .1 W Sjienrs 25 00 DISTKK.T NO. 4. 1 .1 II Brown 25 00 2 (Mrtiliuh .1 Smilli 7 50 ( arrie Foster 25 00 4 !> B Kinanl 18 00 5 S M (iixxl 20 00 0 .1 II I uiiiaii II 75 7 O.I Smith 7 50 8 Klijali Beid 24 (X) 0 .1 II Brown 25 00 10 I) It Kinanl 10(H) 11 S M (Oxxl 20 00 12 A (i WoimI 25 (X) 15 Carrie Foster " 25(H) 1 I (i F Clarkson 25 (X) 10 Olxiliah Smith 7 50 17 Klija Ileal 27 00 1 vi \ii,ica ? * ? - a> i a 11111\ i '/U 11) Minnie Bishop 25 , 20 Minnie Bishop 25 <H> 21 .1 II Brown 25 00 22 Kinard 10 00 1 22 (i T Clarkson 25 00 , 24 ('arrie Foster . 25 00 25 S M Wood 20 00 ' 20 Barl?ara Chambers 25 <M> ' 27 Marlmra Chandlers 25 00 < 2S Marliara ('hanibers 25 00 , 20 A (i Wood 25 00 20 A (1 Wood 12 50 ' 21 Carrie Southard 2 50 ' 22 Carrie Southard 5 00 22 Carrie Southard 500 21 Carrie Southard 5 00 25 <i F Clarkson 25 00 20 (, F Clarkson 25 00 27 Miss K It Hodtfers 25 00 2S Miss K U l{od**ers 25 00 ? 20 Miss E U H.nlgers 25 00 ' 40 1) B Kinanl 20 00 ; 40 W II 0wings 25 00 ' 41 J E Harris 20 00 < 42 Obediah Smith 7 50 42 Elija Iteid 24 00 ? 44 I) 1? Kinard 0 50 " 45 .J J llrown 25 00 * 40 Loula Wood 25 00 47 Loula Wood 25 00 1 48 () .1 Smith 2 75 1 41? E Ueul 12 00 40 ,1 1.) Going 87 50 1 50 .J E Drennan 15 00 51 .1 (J Drennan 15 00 ^ 52 J II Brown 12 50 52 J II imnan 10 75 ^ 52 W It Owings 12 50 1 58 Minnie Bishop ' 25 00 : 58 Barbara Chambers 25 00 54 Barbara Chambers 12 50 54 Minnie Bishop 12 50 55 J G Going 11 20 J 11 Inaian 12 25 J II Inman 12 25 : IUSTHICT No. 5. *ti 1 J L (ilenn 20 00 ! I John II Inman 0 75 1 T K Palmer 8 00 2 John II Inman 10 00 | 8 M A l'ructt 12 50 4 .J L Glenn 20 00 ,s 0 C It Young 12 50 7 B C Bay 15 00 J 0 J II Inman 0 25 e 15 IScoit Bros 55 f 11 J C Young 20 00 x 12 Lorcna Hawkins 20 00 *' 18 E J Gilmore 20 00 j 14 T K Bailey 2 25 1 15 Miss Lizzie Greer 20 00 ! 10 M A Pructt 12 50 !, 17 .1 T ? pears 1M 00 \ IS Kufus Evans 2 00 t I!' C 11 Young 12 ;">0 1 20 E .1 (iilniore "jo 00 1 21 Mattie Hawkins 10 00 t 22 \\ C Kay 15 00 si 22 Miss Lizzie (irecr 20 00 ' 24 Lorena Hawkins 20 00 ' 2."> ,1 (J Young 20 00 j 20 Lorena Hawkins 1.7 00 s 27 Muttie Hawkins 10 00 1 25 K C Kay 1.7 00 20 C K Young 10 00 20 M A Pruett 12 50 j 21 .1 Young 20 00 , 22 .1 T Spears 20 00 \ .) l<;inm 2."> <ki 21 iii' Evans 2 00 i 2."> Miss Eiz/.ie (ireer 20 00 51 :tr> Kiiie .r(iilniore -joon * 27 Lorena Hawkins 2."> 00 1 lis Mattie Hawkins 10 00 < 20 Matlie Hawkins loon ? .1 t spears 1!mm? i .1 l (ileim * l."? 00 1 .1 l Young 20 00 1 < oisTitirr no. 0. , 1 .111 11.man 8 00 ! 2 K .1 Minis 25 00 4 A .1 .Jones 25 00 .7 O -I Smith 7 -70 r j .1 (' \* .leter 25 00 w 0 <i \\ Johnson 25 00 " ~ i\ i> i,\.... i a .ml I I ' I * I it IJ l 11/ \I\J ? !' I > I? F?iit 2.7 00 v 0 M S CnvN-v 20 0( H 10 Jackson Jeter 1- .7 II Jlattio Hawkins 10 0> 1*2 11 J Minis 25 0) * 1 :l J) 11 Kant 2o <0 " HI () .1 Smiili 7 0 {) i-7 J CP Jeter 2:7-0 ti 1 0 V IC 11 Thomas 2 ~>'0 17 1*' K 1! Thomas 2:7JO ? |S (i W Jo.lll.soll 2.>00 I I'J JJ J Mju.s 2 c "0 ? 10 MS Carter 25 00 20 William Sartor 15 00 21 0 J Smith 7 50 22 Alice J Jones 25 00 28 G W Johnson 25 00 24 J C P Jeter 25 00 24 J II Inman 8 00 25 J II Inman 3 oo 20 F E II Thomas 25 00 27 MS Carter 25 00 28 J Jeter 12 50 20 J Jeter 12 50 80 Alice Jones 25 00 40 II ,1 Minis 20 00 41 MS Carter 20 00 42 G W Johnson 25 00 43 D 11 l'ant 25 00 44 Mary Jane Nicholas 25 00 45 D 11 Fnnt 4 00 40 J Jeter 12 50 47 O J Smith 7 50 4!) S It Jeter 25 00 50 S It Jeter 25 00 51 S It Jeter " 25 00 52 S It Jeter 25 00 54 Mattie Hawkins 5 00 55 Mattie Hawkins 5 00 r r t r m I jit r jcj ii i nonius z.) uv? r>(3 Mattic Hawkins 5 00 Alice .1 Jones 25 00 D H Fant 25 00 William Sartor 15 00 J <J P Jeter 25 00 DISTRICT XO. 7. 1 N A Tucker 15 00 1 F M Archie 20 00 > Aurelia Tucker 15 00 I G L Sims 25 00 "> J Moblcy Hill 25 00 > A E Trapp 20 00 ' Estelle llcller 25 00 $ F M Archie |20 00 * J Moblev Hill 25 (Ml 10 Aurelia Tucker 15 00 II A E Trapp 20 00 12 Estelle Keller 25 00 13 N A Tucker 15 00 15 G L Sims 20 00 17 Aurelia Tucker 15 0O l? J M Hill 25 00 10 F M Archie 20 O0 10 F M Archie 20 00 12 Estelle Heller 25 00 13 G L Sims 14 G L Sims 20 00 15 A E Trapp 20 00 13 A E Trapp 20 00 19 Is A Tucker 15 00 *0 Aurelia Tucker 15 00 :t M omie McGowan 25 00 i ?2 J Momlcy Hill 25 (Ml j 14 Helen Hamilton <>(i j Alice F Tucker .-0 UO j To lie Continued in Our Next Is?ue.| i ;UMMKH 1IOMKS AND KKSOlfV*. The Southern railway is the lirst .of mr threat railway system to give in 01vnation to the public ami to fix low <vfcursion rates for summer ouiinir ?J?i" orreturnnnt.il OetolN>r 151, l?y issurinj.: I vith usual promptness, in summer hum*-j m<I resort I took. It is handsome in design and artistic ) : n every resj nr t having; thirty-two he;-,u .i- i ullx illustrated pa^es eontaininit t ie i nost complete and eon venient I v arranged I nformation calculated j to answer fuih j nut satisfactorily ex cry question likely b> j x* propuuuled, sneh as routes and <lis*? i ' ances. hotel and Ixtardina; houses, nanur. j if proprietors. how to reach them, rates. ifUiard hy day. week and inoiith. etc. The Southern offers a choice of moim- !| ain it'ul .M'aside resorts, the surf bnti.ii.o, ' iiul set breezesi?f Sxxannaiioa. Asliex ilie. 1 .ookoiit Mountain and others -J.otMl feet ilmvethe sea level. Fo* copy of guide call at otlice of any i! >roi nil lent eon | kiii agent or send :J-ceiil.'i taint to S. II. Ilardxviek. Ass't (ien'l ;! 'ass Agent. Atlanta, (ia. II it rtquired an annual outlay of 1?u?- i o iiSlire a fainilx airoinsl :oiv I oiicquenees from :iii attack of IhiwcI -oil plaint dining t la-year there arc mam vli? would feel it tlicit* duty to pay it: 1 lift they could not alVoril to risk Ma il ivs, ami those of their family for se.eli in amount. Any one ran get this in- ;i lUailfC for 'Jo rents, that heing the tee of a I ml tie of ( 'liainltcrkiiu's eolie. lolcra ami diarrhoea remedy. In almost , 'ery neighborhood sonic one lias died join an attack of liowel loinpiaini More nicilicine eoiilil he procured or . oysicinn sniniiioncil. One or two dose I this remedy will cure any ordinary use. It never fails. Can you sflToid to , ike the risk for so small aniouut. I > lie liy 11. 1'. Posey. ... ... Mothers will linil ('linmlierluin scon?,! rnicdy esjHs ially valuahle for croup and hooping couch. It will give prompt i lief and is safe anil pleasant. \\ e l:a\i j ild it for years and it litis never failed to ive the most perfect. satisfaction. , t'. Ilichaids. l)iii|iiciiM. I'a. Sold 1>\ 1. 1\ Posey. J ... i Mr. .lames Perdue, an old soldier re- i iding at Monroe. Mich., was :-c\crcly tllicted with rheumatism l ot r. ct-ivnl ronipt relief from pain by using ( ham crlain's Pain llaliu. lie says: "At lines my hack would ache so hadly ?' ;? . . could hardly raise up. II I had \o: often relief i would not li-cii here lo rite tlicsc few lines. ChamhciIain's 1 *niii llaim has iloue me a ureal 1 <>d and J iVel \ciy lliankial i< . : - j ROBERT EDWARD LEE. A TlillU TE TO TIIK SOUTHS , u K i-: A T i: ST C;I:N ERAL. an aiuu:i:s> hki.ivki:i:i> r.v into- , ! i:sm>i{ \. i:. >tkoi>i: ukk<?kk t a .Mi* iriox, r. ?. v.. at i:ii>ok\\a% s. < . Mr. ( N>i111:kmi?It-r. venerable survivors of tin' war between the States. ladies ami g;ntleiuen: WIihi stint' three months -s auo I was requested l>y Uiis Itudy t<? ( speak hereof tin* lilt* oi' your leader, I ' felt the compliment of your choice, fouml 1 in veur bidding iio less than a eounnaud and I then resolved to merit votir cnnti* ?> deuce as 1 m st I eon Id. } Ihit when I applied myself to the .V sltuh of the subject for which you e\- ;l pressed a preference, day l?y day the 11 conviction .mew upon me. it is too ^rcal and I cannot attain unto it. and despair <' mijjht have Ih'cu m> portion, had I not I h um mien u ;.<>ur ?,< Pfiiuis partiality in s calling nit* In-in iii\ liuiiihle station as ' an insti in-tor of yoiilli to speak in this s assemblage of those who have felt the ' liery hieatii of battle. who have "stormed ^ the looming bastions fringed with lire," ft to win for themselves an undying fame * on thepages of heroie history. s In sueli an assniblage I should have l1 heen well eoiilent to sit a silent hearer h lM-holdiny in every man who wore the h grey. my father's hrotiier. a But siltee you have honored nte with I the?iicouragenient of your approval. 1 ^ shall address mysell a-^ I test I ean to the subjeel\our.partiality has assigned me. <' toil praying that yon will continue to h indulge in> shorleomings. In the northM'.i part of the good old ^ state of Virginia, there lies between the h ihippahannoel; a:al 1'otoiuae rivers, a f< section ef eountry some thirty miles in t length with an average width of fifteen a niihs. Within these narrow eoiitincs have been l orn stab-smeii. soldiers and v patriots whose names illuminate the " brightest pages of Ameriean history, h Here was i.orn the father ot liiseountry, 1 here .lames Monroe lirst saw the light h and near the hirthplaee of these two a .lames Madison was usla red into the a world. P To this section there eanic from Kng- ?' l.iiul in l??ll the Lees. Belonging to one * of the oldest families in the mother h eountry. And it it lias Icon said of this o that it "has |ieiiiaps given more states- <1 men and warriors to their new hoiiietlian fi anv other of our old colonial progenitors." [ s 'i\? n.io r..i.wn- /-.a n.. I i< IWHf,vn \ v??. 111111,1 ? L,ee of Uevdiit ionan fame. more fa- >s tniliarly known as "Light Horse Hany." <' Ktfrly ia tlm Hovolutioii nominated by g I'atra k Henry. thru < inventor of Virginia s in he a Captain of cavalry. lie become tl tlie wall Ifclovcd of Washington. was \ commended Ia Congress for cnnspiciotts gallantry. and it was said of liim that I; ho seemed to havo COlIII' (lilt of Ihs ; li mot her's w omb a soldier." Haviugwoti ( p high honor i:i the (Involution Ik was. 1 < < sifter il.u return of peace. doi ted (toy- b iM iior of \ irginia. i ci fjion (li* death of Washington lie was I d< chosen by < ongc-s to doiivcr an oralion j A upon tin.'life of the ureal patriot. This tl it was that i:e dosed with those words. !>; as inmiorta! as the great subject of his e: eulogy. "lirst in war. first in peace, and ai first in the la aits of his fellow eonntry- si men." n tieneval Ibnry I .re was wounded i o: while striving loi|uell a riot in Italliinore j n iivnl the last years of his life were spent ;i \a. nly seek ilia: a restoration of strength ill t he \\ est 1 nihes. il tl '> letters to his l'araii> during this! h potiiv I of hi - aMlietion are models of | li I'liastt and ?-!i1111 i \pressiom of imhlc ) la dictior. and lofty precepts. In one he! tl writes, "l.itite in at ins or art is nought a< unless 1? 'trot bed to vir. ne." How well i '? his areat stmi illustrated with his !!fc this I rt nta\iui. the world knows. I s: (ii !H'vai Henry !.<v wasmarried twice; I <? thi' second lime it) Annie 11 ill ('artcr ol i I an oM \ iraihia 1 a::>it>. "noted." wo arc j s:i tolil. "for ilicir unselfishness." I ii The fourth sc.n i > this inariiajfo was j I' Ixohcrt Ktl\vai'il I i c. Iioni .January 1 *.*. j ol IC. ai t-l rat lord. WeMhiorelanil county i ai Virginia. !' t!.? :-aiin i'<> >111 in which twti , li sij?'5:c?'s i I' the i declaration of Indcpcu- i ii deuce lii raw ! he liuht. Amid such sum Uhilinas linked hy so k many a-sooialions to an hi-pinna past, il Itiihei! I.( c vivw a nohle Ik?v. W alkina et lh" same weeded aisles thai sheltered a\VashiMj.;to|i. :? kicked upon the same ot nohle ri\er Ilial a'eaiaed lor the e\esof ;?| that ai*at p.itrioi. ( ai Weave told that the ancient (i reeks tl aderin d their cities w ith the nohlest j " s??i' itiiens of ai' liilei i lire and seiilptnre i p. tint tlit r yoiiths heholdinj.; the heai:t> j oi'entw. id form uiiaht theniselves in- ' ill eli".e in ii." heaiitii'ni and the "nod in e.l liieir uv.il dc\clnpit.cni. How iniU'li h !:iO;e j nil ni ;;.s ;i!i in-piratinn to nohie V ei:de:i\i'i' lillisl lie .he ei .atchiplat i. Hi of e| I he ar.< ef.il outline-. which mark the hi de\ : i<:;miciil ol : nohle life. Andhel'ore hi tiii* iini.i! ia iioheii I.cea ilc'.ot< d nioiher la ? \cr hi j>t the images of hijfh ideals, t di \ I I. I ! I : . -I i'! ! ! I \ 1 :. r I :i I"I" I v.:! n I. i< i hither. I'll? iiiii l;illn'i's! ill s'j'eke ti> the ! l! .-< 11 (l.ioi;.:!) Iho-e I.;<I< < 1 letters written v. 111?>11 tli?* nek < ! i-.iiii. and stromal the ; t< .-<in. W ho \\t<> Iter a-'site l?<-fs??lt" bore i witness. t <.*!i si?;i mid ?l:i ii^lit< !*. wen* |i( thrown all tin* tender solicitude nml ! (, ii*sl< ii'ti'.t < ;ii<- <>i ntiiMllv mother. To ! ;;( her then :n<>re than sniVnlie else is line i \ tite i> i.ise lor his Mobility oi' lite, | \\ i Anion: h ft hows lie wsss | njiular SIMM re frond. It tin re was ever si liliie in Ills hi tie when he " .w<?I \\ >l<l osits." n most j tl 11:1?ni isileh fails to icvesil it, "What j ?ri s!H I < to w it 111:iv life': Is t he quest ion i mi (hat inn ! enmmsmd th" attention of ; of e\er.'. 'on; ; \\ hi li this question | III ami' to " !>ei t I i e ma\ v.e not in i< ;.sois ! lit helii\e !im\ ny; heard from fond : hi t < _ i \ < I"! >'- t so?t'\ < ! i'i- i til hij'.iieV. ir felt that siiv\s v.atrief J \i j W.ii, A. Nici-r ? BANK TJ WXON Rospocttuily solicit yoi REPRESENT COMPANIES W1TI piril stir within liiin. an>l was stroiiylh- j ncd ill his resolution t<> t?? a vohlior too j o iv tIn* father's idt uninir sword hiinir J li ligll uhove Isislmuse's t read hearthstone? li At IS yesjrs t i arte Ik* Us'omes a eadet t West I'oint. tlicit; ti* letuakt four 11 ears with n<> demerit upon Lis iveord. Ii ;iaduat inu .? ?cond in a class ot forty-six .\ ml holding the eadet adjutaiiev '.lie po-t si if honor in the aspirat ion.-; f cadet l'l'c. ii Assigned upon lyrndo.o.t!? *: to tiu* n?,;ineor corps of the army lie I aids emiloyment at various stations Me eon- ii fronted the foiTTu atious c.pon llainoion o toads whieh _'7 years afterward* he was ti (riving to demolish. cry where u Hieient he is upon the ojiesiirr? rf the l? lexiean war sippointed eapta'.ii ??t ? ie.- tl iueer upon the personal statVef ' h-ueral ii rott. Three times brevet led in rapid p ueeessioii on this hrid si\ mouth's cam- ti lign frowned the >oi:mr < -. plain wilii il oners and lilted him Ironi eh-aurU\ u uto the light of tc.ne. (h acrai Jseott m t this time wrote of hint. "Hubert I-!. am* Is Use greatest ndlitarv genius ot" n Vliu'iiea. the I .est soldier chat lie ever it i\v in the field, sss.d that it" op;>nrtunit\ a tiered itself lie vc.iid show iiiin.self the p jremost enptaili ot his lime." h Assigned to v:u o;;c duties sifter the f? lexiean wai Iheha-tesiingt -vents of IS('?1 m Dittid iiim ii: Wssehingion. (ti ti e fifty- u aur years of h:s life to this tissse. t hilly- r< wo had Ih en spem in i.o o.: i-!e m rvioe w s an (illii er in the I'n'.ted >S;ih-s army. *.l i sinister sold'er now iti ti e tia*orii s of y'strand ripe in its pvaetlee he is ealli d u poll to deeide to v.Li, !. soi viee slsssii h e "riven. toliN to ,o;. \ uioii. A 'lisit the making of liis p... csnoed ii ini great perplexity, his letters written el t this time plainly snow. These letters. ft ^ u-?UI ..w lilu . i .. ... .. .... ..... . ...... |... u .1. iiitir, mi less | II hi inly slit >\v (lint In- \v.;s M-eking in < I is- j ( over only v.iiciv liic path oi' dnt' !n> . ! s< nnminded b\ his wdenial l.unilv in his I enniii'ul lions 1:510:1 the Virginia hills s< pposite Washington h:' is r.dte! npcn to eeide this epiestion. llis ilhtsimus ni utiiev as (iovi'i'ttor ui' Virginia. when m nniinoned to a commission under the J; 'cih'rn! govenmont. had voiced his h< entiniont, "X > (ouriduirta n on earth ??-< onld induce nic to a<; a par!. Itowi ver di ratifying to me. which i-niM le o? 11- nt trued into disregard or fa:thles.s..es.s to ni liis cnininonwinlih." A devotion t > m 'irginia was then his hot inheritance. w And itoli'i't F.?v knew ti.at lie1 i ?ec- w nation of Independence iia<i dei-lnnd ree thirteen stales, each on.1 free, iialeendeiit and st.\on ;.th. tie Knew that ( | ertain powt rs on'.v h::<i ic on -led p. \ these free stale* to the iA deral ?.'o\innicnt. lie hi.-u thai e.o -1;tI: !:::?! j? one moiv valiant ?cr\ict tint? < ir^inm. fa .lid he k:ii iV lv . e; 1. :: 1 eni. rinv : e\ ic I' 1 lion v. hie!i "uaii ahead >< -n !'- . tiled | 01 y tise nine Stai? - neee. a.: . 1 1 r\ .d in j ; press terms tlie liyht t.> wit'.di.iw ii [ 1.1 I any tiuu too lAiJernl (ioveriiiiiont l th lonid 1 \orcXe its t to : it. I ri-I < lent <>r iit-i* !i;tfitand tin* happiness I w, f lu i' |Nii|>Ua. i lr o eoiisiilemtiniis t| Hist l:a\e l'??:i Milli: !: lit t?? 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Ami mow alter Met'lelluii'a failure a e\\ leader is chosen for the invading osK and from the second kittle of lanassas the boastful Pope is routed and m wit'll iking legions |>e)lmell. headlong uto the fort:tic..fionsabout Washington. llavin<Jr rclicveil Vm,;..!.. ..? ? ? i u^iiiiii ui imrv '{ mil invasion. (Icncrnl ].cc crosses ito Maryland and lights against great il?is tlic drawn kitile of Antictain. Keluninj; in good order to Virginia lie lects (<cneral Jhunside at Frederieks111-4 and administers to hint in otic of l:o hloodest Itr.tthsof the war. a erush14 defeat. This battle closed the cainaijrn of iSd:?. The 4'rcat hatlles so far e.ijiht had la-en Southern victories. but a- heavy losses of men iM-^an to tell l?on their armies for they hr.d no new ippl\ to draw upon. The South mijjhl outgeneral hut could >t otdnuinhev her fiK's. And just here is worth noting that tieneral I.ee was Iways unstinted in his praise of the ri ? aie soldier. To the men in the ranks e ?rave the credit of his victories, and ?r their welfare he was at all times 'lieitous. Their comfort was always nil' to his thoughts. Delicacies and freslnneiits sent to him found .their ay bj his direethu to the sick in u hospitals, while the plauest of fare itliecd for hiiii when a bare acceptance .....1.1 1...... 0.11. 1 1 ....... ii.m- iiikii ins uuik! wan every iviv\ (!i:it devoted friends could provide, wlid what a spectacle ii was to see the ivalid wile of the great commander in I lief with her own hands knitting socks >r the private soldiers under his eonii:<nd. t ? v.]ioni lie iiiniself carried tliciu. an v.e wonder that his men loved one > regardful of their happiness? The spring of opened upon a iiithern army Brave with ho|ic. In tlie glooinv wilderness (ieneral l.ee n ets I ieneral Hooker and with hold idacity following t lie plan of the great K-kson turns the Federal flank and it!;rt.' upon Ilooki r's teaming army an rem helming defeat, lhit alas for that j\ 1 dockson was gone and there Was i one to take his place. .lust one utnhaftert haiicoliorsviUc(ieneral Lee tain started north with an army of liicti one of its Generals said that it as in a spirit to undertake anything. (iet ty.shurg has i ecu reckoned generally ilie turning |M?int of the war. Genel Lee never attempted to unload any at of the resj?onsihilit.\ tor this or any ner defeat upon a not hoi's shoulders, ut 11 id t he lost iiiis hat He through no lilt of his Imvoiiii's more and more hit : < as tiie years go 1 ?y. .last the !u r day (ieneral (A. Battle of North tioiiiio. speaking at the eelehration of e's hirthday in IVtersburg. Va., said at "a emu t of !in<ptir\ apjiointed by moral Lee of which < ieneral Ma hone us president and General A. Battle Ite si leaker i wsw. , _ . .y Ull (. Mil l ?ll 'per C our' 1 louse lor tin* purpose of ijniriii'i into (lie conduct of the ticttysirg < ;i 11 ii?:iiu;:i. *T!a court (insured Stimrt and .nr.-lieci lint (ieneral Ia-e suppressed e r< port ami took the Maine upon himIf. This report, said (ieneral Battle, s ne.er liecn given to the public and ni l not now he for 11 hi fact thai nera! i ee has been attacked hv (ieneral agst rcet." Fr.on. (iettyshino- Lee retired to Virnia to play at war chess with (ieneral ead.e h?r the halaeee 01' t he campaign Iw*i?:S. at the close of which (ieneral atle retreated and was replaced in ininaud by (ieneral (iraut. Then came the (loath grapple in the ilderiics.s. in which oeeurml the limit le iaeideut of the i Jtli of July, IStV-l, it ii ?ieneral Lee. riding to the front to ( ( iitinm d oil Light h I'age. (iO TO !ooi & Whisenant ? FOR? lottr. 15.icon. Lard, Molasses, Fuirtr. ('(jIVjc, Ton. To bacro. So:', p. Soda, Starch and Blueing id every tiling else you want in the iROCKRY LINE. We fell Leggett's Famous oyal Ru'oy Cigar. A SI'KCIAL 1)111 VE I.N* o o i^ f i<: xs. All. \M> SKI! OK U I'll ICES. BOL & WH1SENANT.