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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

ur /. g.. DE Tontaino Relates Some IN
t.r.sting Matters Not Now Generally
Remembered Horace Greeley and MI
Davis Bail Bond.
Admiral Ammcn. Of the United States
navy. referring 10 his early acquaintance
,ith Mr.. Davis. said recently: u hrst
met him in the autumn of 1917 as sen
.t.r..lect from the state Of Mississippi
.le was walking slowly on Pennsylvania
,,eync. Washington, and noticeably
|mo from painful wound in the foot
.ecoi,od in battle some eight months
previously. lie was erect, probably SIX
c,t i'm height, pale. thin. but why III APP
saarancc. and weighed perhaps loV
bounds. His complexion was somewhat
,ronzol and his eyes a blush gray. lie
Nas exceptionally well informed on most
IF the topics usually discussed at that
,uc. and can recall no one from whom
derived more useful Information or
ound advice. lie was gentle and at
racnye. conversational on many sub
.ecfs without being didactic, and ms
laiits of life were evidently simple, ms
dissipation consisting chiefly in the mod
rate smoking Of cigars. never
,aid q visit To- Col. Davis without real
Ting that / had acquired some iniorma-
non ON military subjects, on what was
Donate to them. and other interesting
facts. I'm the carly spring, after the
lection of President Pierce and William
r. King. Of Alabama, ! met tho latter
Gentleman no the rooms of Col DAVIS.
On entering. he introduced me as cap
fain" Ammcn. of the navy. l thought
proper 90 say that perhaps my age ana
loncth OF service should have given me
lhat rank. but / wished che vice prcsi-
lent fo know that they had not done So;
and that was really only am old passed
niI.hipmau. COL Davis j0cularly re-
marked chat Doe always felt disposed 10
iroa rank above the actual one as "a
natter of compliment.
Tlr first of Mr. Davis visits 10 the
rmv took place ON the DIST of July,
1861. 40 .he first battle of Manassas.
Whom hc arrived near tine Manassas rail
road junction everything was in coniu-
ION. liner. were stories of disaster to the
.ou,hern arms and tho conductor rec
used 90 proceed further Mr. Davis IN
-fcl. however, that he should deiach
lis ENGINE and ON This, accompanied by
Single aid. erode as near to the head
martcr. of Gems. Johnston and Beaure-
ard 20, it was possible 10 go. and then
hurried forward ON foot. Finally they
were Furnished with horses and reached
.hc limos in time 10 witness the final
movements of the day. That night Mr.
Davis met his generals i'm conference
and dictated an order for a movement
ON tho rear Of the enemy at carly dawn
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Nearly all ol those designs arc accom-
r.n'rd by letters. some are addressed
.o Pra.iaen. Jefferson Davis, some O.
NcMuaor II Stephens, and sono e.
80lr, To,n1s. aAd "a great many &C.
william Porchcr Mics. who was the
Chairman OF the committee on flags. All
# tiic letters AFRO full of feeling and al
glow wl.h loyalty ~ tho new govern
mcut Some ere written by ladies, ana
nor p few 0i tho designs gro furnlsho.
.v taam The ladies letters are tlemos.
.arnrt and enthusiastic Ono Ocorgi-
woman says she designed the ilas which
lfo scnds her4ch and that she hopes The
Cmf,rlerpsy "wil scc'sdo I~saceah.y. sut
whether pc,scoab.y - not l. VIII &c.
cedo." \ South CCrOslna mother p1thci
icauy says. dating hor l9tter Io0. TO-
1861. that sho b., given three dear boys g.
her country and hoptss ths yong rcpa1.
H. Will honor the Insnaory ~ Wasdns
ION by dsting IL organization from the
I'd u FcDrLary AID calling 1t tho wash
in..tou republic She writes JUS. - sLr
hears the news that Mr. Davis has been
elected president. and she closes her let
Ter by saying that the southern Confod-
cgacy has the sympathy Of every south
ega wOman-wfe, mother and maid
4nd that size glorics in being woman Of
tbo south
OTHER letters propo-o that tho new
Government be called -Nleghania. and
lho Great ma oriiy Of desigusaro modelled
after the flag II the Union. There was
very strong desire among tho south
ern people 10 keep as much as possible u
Inc old f1g. and this desire Is seen H.
most of the letters Ono letter. which
Is dated Washington. FEB. ~. 1861, b.
-,rc.e. the committee by all that j.
sacred ~ Kick 10 tho stars and Stripe.
+. ss.ys. you havo fought We'll under
our glorious bsunn Could You fight as
well under anothsr' Never Alter Do.
improve it ~ you viii. bat for heaven %
sake keep the stars and stripes" An.
other letter boys that the stars and
strilcs vii not he given up 10 the north.
and after saying that 1.-The songs OF tho
nation aud It's flag have prodi gou-
moral influence, Il goos on: Keep the
stars. Keep tho Stripes! Keep Che
sue field, and then adj a nod crois-tAl
,puthcrn croa1-cuttfng tho stripes az
right angles@
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\ Timely Table.

\ Canadian crank wants 20 annex tho New
England states, and nas introduced a proposal
90 tlat effect Ia ths Dominion parliament.
Tie annexation" VIII resemble the capture
u prisoner told q ia war literature, some
shat as follows.
Soil6r--i'ye caugh, a prisoner.
olice-- Bring him along, then.
S..l.-r-ile won't come
CIor-Ilen como yourself
so.aiCr-Hs won't let me.-San Francisco
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+. q. De FoNTASE
NJ, NJ Cclehrale ThIs lIsulh.

One of the bright young teosAsrs IN the
nnl,i department OF tho norm@ school de
cii0i recently that she would Interest hef
GLASS; BOO fhe history OF tho home u the free
ef- Ly drvotme portion Of enc hour 70 a
discussion of tho centennial celebration which
B.. toDrcur m New York on the Jlth u thir
month As starter she asked: Now, who
can tel uu what IL Is THAI they are going q
celebrate la New YORK "a the 18th Of this
month"
There was a rofound sl,=co among TIE
children. but 40 iast ono Lttlv follow put up
hl- hand la hositating sort Of way and said
think know"
THE youth was encouraged 90 unfold the
unknown Information ~ tho class. and
promptly said. "Why, its Just one hundred
years ago that George Washington gradu
atrl. and they are going 70 celebrate II. D.
Albany Express.
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THE DAILY TIMES SUNDAY. ApRlt q. 1889

rrfv y, r-ui ~ yonr care n MINIATURE "'E ~
r,blcm Of which would Ike To acc a'iDi.'' =,
fir provisional congress - the ensign ~, "a -
flmslt Tie cnhrus. as sen on ''' n',s, -,
-, 80. l.st scsns az the aurora borea'j
49, =, ~ September 1859 Cat nighp.
-rss.,. il a desisn of my own, and may repre-
,en, mt. the president watching over the nation
fe- the COL ~ tho pe,fle and secondly ne az
Gin, eye Of God. by whose guardian caro- al ua
tt,.s have their cxistcncc. You can nave tne
et.r fo,,isi,.i with whatever color SUITS ,ou'
ta,vy Very respectfully. yonr sryani'
L. n
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Gross Examining Counn! - Vow, Mr.
Brown. you say this Louis c. Brown h "a d.s
rant relative OF yoursi
Mr. Brownies
Cross Examining Counsel-What relation
is lef
Mr. Brown-My brother
Cross Examining Couusel-But yoa Just
todd us he was a distant relative
Mr Brown-So be- Is AT present be IS In
China London PckIs-Up
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$3.50 --s--- 49, -----I
Tx southern cgvas Is found In many
Of tie doeiers. and n ranks with the
palu.etto tree and tho lone star as %
.son.ucnt figure. Some of the ladies
Icsiglls are very curious. and some are
made @! different colors Of silk and satin
neatly stitched together and with little
stars sewed upon them. Ia some cases
the do.icners had not the paints % work
with. aud they have made their designs
II different pieces Of ool0red paper cut
into shape and pasted together. Here
th, red. white and blue predOmirates
ma une stripes and stars IN nearly every
We permit the addition Of new emblems
'ur tho new states a. they came IN. One
II the ladies flags IS eighteen inches
ong, aud i. consists Of time series Of
,wo stripes of red. white and red above,
md below a broad stripe Of blue, upon
which are sewei seven white stars.
Here is picture of design Al, which
was sent % jefferson Davis from
Co.Ice,ille, Ala, bat print cannot pant
the wrath with which the colors seem e.
swear at each other. The design . large
CROUCH 10 cover a good sized library
table. 1t is made Of heavy drawing
paper. and IL done N crayon. ono part
OF the ground is nlue and the other part
is dirty yellow. On the broad. blue
part. which is supposed 10 be- attached To
the pole. big black eye Is painted, and
around th.s, in the shape Of a crescent,
which faces the front Of the flag. are
seven white stars. From tho eye eight
white stripes go outward, running from
the blue into the yellow and there losing
themselves. The letter which was sent
with this design Is well written. II ii
dated Feb, %, 1851, and II Is addressed
to Gen. jefferson Davis The fir.
paragraph prays for the prosperity Of
the Confederacy, and tho remainder oil
the letter is taken up with description
of the tlag. IL reads
Being trio soutaernes. lhsys tsksa As W
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The iull name is omitted, rs the wriiei
,,,, ho living. as is also the name OF the
qotcd southern woman who sent the FOL
lowing lotter to jefferson Davis in the
lattor part Of February. 1861. The letter
+, well written, and the reader can APP
nn.iato the thrill that went through the
ontbusiastio writer when she wrote the
words
O,YKA r1ko County, No. Feb % 1871.
Tic Hon jefferson Davis fitsiueh1 "' 4"o -
lowest Southern Congress.
r,.o. N .fotiyhto- of the south. take the liberty
IN s.n.l.oe ,oi the model OK a flag which ohN
hon. NAV be received with warm feelings. lha
.rf,to Ground is an emblem OF innocence thr hle
rim il.iir- lnye. t,e center. rrd on when D.
rfao,-l ID CROSS. rerrrs. nts q Christian nation. th'
,,.,.. ...... ft.. ,.-l,s sour southern 'nlieo'f
10y. a.If.sclean stars represent the seven s'~t
,ni n,r iI t'i0-ra placed in ring, they repre-
.,if D'ns urila DO the southern tonifiericy hefe'
, d. Ir1i.H rac ra1a ! have chosen u inc
United southern Banner.
ri...~. .>.t.., the . 100 liberty have taken o.
ar.i.n- to sou. bur- lae Gen. washington. go.
.r..ro,r looked ufon .. tls f-'Hlrof iit snNli.
.,,IT know ,.i.i excuse al. fho iCrias tie south
ll daughters tsr
rlvGof ii.s tie snmhern CcnialeracT. and
-.i..s.,.r model ia a.ea for D1nner mas tt
.eh h.es.m- ever ieet -ion DC. B., tte rnc-"
sEf "a ~
The women Of rho Southern Conled
.racy wcrc as strong in lhe support oi the
-orcrnmc.tas tac men They contrib
tied toit Dr. cros form of s,ii sacrifice
End ,l. ta.es OF their horoisn would
na-,a fortune fora srililul nos eil G..
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a.. ..........l....l mai. .-e,.,. ,,,fo.i.
e 80 ,.".,..- .,I ,.,.
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l..I a.. 49,. r.. r'In...., .,...
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T.,i,,.isI,l from ea.h o,her io Tine
Tin, a., R.eur.rarJ say. that
7-, -. ,-..,l...f Nam Pun mann. nor.
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7i'7 % Do'" "i'i''' Thought ''''.
'tier 'lde h's1 put up the enemies nag
f- 70 dccoy. and after this Johnston anc
bauicg.Hi decided tOadopt . new battle
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ms o'I pace in Alatama. fought na va
e. the front. and since 1881 has vo.
higher honors in each successive con
grcss. Gen. Jnbal a Early m ls9
might have been thought as completed
ruined as man can bn hy wounds, disease
defeat and dcsolation. added To- TIN
weight of City years. bat he had tina
within him which neither wounds coul,
wcakcn nor defeat and poverty destroy
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Marguerite, blue eyed cherub OF years,
SHOWS how she wants the gas turned when
she is ready Tor sleep After sue had said her
prayers n few nights AGO, and a. her mother
was preparing 70 lower the gas JET she said
Mamma, turn il to just pimple, and then
closed her eyes TO sleep and dream OF Pigs
in Clover. Buffalo Courier
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Ina home ga Commonwealth avenue, not
-lanv evening. since, tue father unvontel
-o slch duties, thought DC Incumbent upon
l.I az a certain period during tie evening 3
xerc.--- Co take bis youngest son upstairs
'er "a short outing, bas'si upon tue chlis dis
.h-iienco lo rs mother. Tho echoes from
.he interview penetrated . the parlor. and
,a.le there wa, great sympathy for the ~
1.ctrd heir apparent. a laugh could not vol
be restrained when, in the midst OF the BIO
.oJs." washrard the shrill, treble voice. PA,
'link its real mean Tor you 70 spank me.
Way don't sou leo mamma 10 her own
worsT -8yston Record
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Ward McArister-W WHO IS this Arson that
the newspapers are yelling about! Wher
doe, bee como FRONT
Ciiizen-llave YOU never hard OK Capt
Arson. the leader Of the great Chicago ninei
Ward McAliister with lofty contempt
Nine did you sayi Only uine' What alb
surl folly % make hero Of such a mani
Chicago Tribune
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Senator SAWYER folsa good story 30 BIN
ag There Was man up 300 t.e Oshkosh
country ,f tl- uaneof Hutchinson. "A7 "n-
B rrrnt bo1.ter /. le cut one log of wool
ha ali be sure to report hundred. and 10
ao sac. "a dozen biaoabrl, sitting on "a stump
they would boz n thousand before Dee tola
l'om taemin then-ar,et saloon ono season
lsdul soms logging for Mr Sawyer and for
..,rsg received check 900 the Northwestern
.t.t.lal bau. Tor sl-O. payable % his order
lr Hutchinson hll never lad sucu an ex.
-.fi.lcs t.i.Ie. auI lo showed the check to
uull. nl.a 70 great dead OF pride before
le t.rs Do fo fle nlus to -etitcashei When
4a dill so tle t..er.i course made him write
DO, uame on tle back of tic paper and That
.sa.iu incident OF sfil greater importance 90
Sir nlu.il-ons lie Then be went o. his
lonis m d., woods and said 10 everybody
ah1nl l- l.e. ou tho way,
"O.i sawyer can brag as much as hes a
1ill To- about Ills money, but tue bank made
me- in Torso bis chee.. before they would cash
% f.r him. r-WasAmgtou Cor. New York
Tribune
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At tho SUNDAY SCHOOL

And now. children, sid the supeflnten
dent, beni.uantly. "aro there any question
you would ike 10 aS.s before va leave this
le,s0nr
How long did II take you TO get all the
pigs IN the pen the flrst tlne you tr.edr in
quired tho sweet little giTl oH tho trout soaL
Chicago Tribune
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Pig. In the Clover.

Mr, Rrgg-- You can't get en- Il the pen
can yOui
Sir Briggs-No The pcsi.y lt-e things
There they go again
Those pigs remind uie OF YOU. John"
"Whv@
because they'd rather run round every
whore else than 90 hons. Chicago Herald
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lint di,honored GEN. JUBAL a. EARLY.
they cannot be- If they have honorable
foes. the yictors will in no long time rec
oen.ze their value TO the C. y, as is
generally the case in the United States.
if not. history viii still do them justice.
the defeated Confcderatcs have taught
the great lesson that there Is rarely
time to despair: that the defeated of any
nation may still win much from fate by
being as honorable in peace as they were
brave IN war. \ people who will neither
bravcly fight nor honorably make peace
is altogether dcspicable; the courage OF
the Confcdcratcs ought TO have con
WINGED their foes. even in 1868. that they
would keep their paroles That It took
some years to convince all the country,
though reucttablc, Is but natural, see
mg that some millions Of men in the
north did not get in fighting humor
till the fighting was over. That most
men are now convinced of the fact We
owe. under God. 10 the dignified resigna-
ton Of the defeated, and the energy ana
ability shown 10y their leaders.
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y
- Those design
were sout 10 tho committee on flag
whom the provisional congress first me-
II Montgomery. and they came from
cvs,, state in tho south. Only n iow OF
f',,,n arc preserved in Washington, ano
a rirs1i,of of tho Confederate flag com
n.itteo saws that tho number Of design
received ran high into the thousands
and that they filed box as big as plan,
fo, These wero captured M ldchmon'
with ifie other Confederate archives
and e,-.imsns OF them have been r.
l.c,cd and pasted in this old scrap book
This book WAS originally volume %
Confederate treasury blanks. and on
nav zee the promises 10 pay here an'
there pceping out from under tho man
colored iaos which ornament II
leaves. Itisa ragged volume. ~ inche
long. - inches wide. and Us thick as &
mans fist
One hundred and twenty-Iine design
Tor "a Confederate flag arc pasted WITH
=. and these are of ail sizes, shapes an
.olc,s. Some are no larger than Vi-h
Tag card. othpf- are the sizo of this news
nlpcr. and several are ot tho full size q.
,he ordinary rcgloental ls The las
lrc made of cloth and the coioring upn
thsm s. 81 the brightest PAINT Tho de
SIGN rrre given with n rattlcsnakc upoi
r.a ar-. as the sheet ~ baby B
crib. and il lsoasas though b. raj sht hAV'
lr-a made of a.nc such material IL
-hnrou suipos are Vi r-d amt white an
mul rhou are --T4n re1 Stars and g
crune'u cruocm moon. This rattle
-rale ha- q skin made up Vi black @e
yellow diamond spoie. and there was (;
motto. "l' lu't tread On met is &C.. tan
l-ath.~ Thi. design was sent - Hon
Bob 70 Tomb. and IL the letter accom-
ranrng is the writer -ays This wilt,
strir7- represent seven states Of tIe eDu,u
and Tire rrl ones show shat II they oi'
oppressed they VIII Light foI blood. The
arlo~nlI,o r,prc,.ils the Couiedoracy
u you come near him he Will siDS on
with his rattle; If you 10 not leave, and
.are - tread upon him, il is certain
Death"
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"You great that lady with great Difference,
Maud. Nn0 is shef' "Shei Why, she Is
Mrs Foolscap. SIZE Is literary" What has
sho writtsn" 'Oh, shs has Just had a story
rejected by the Atlantic. boston Common
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Managing Editor-Did you prepare tina.
article Oh The intellectual Attainment Of
the Four HundredP
Reportcr-Yes. sir.
Managing Eiitor-Ahout how much space
asii "a aS,upvS
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their old comrades hearts swell
pride. They are in all tho great
lof the country. in all the active
business; and as Macaulay said
lwcll's old soldiers. wherever one
has engaged in trade or profes
man Of mark for faithfulness
ncc.
wyer in New York is more
pccted than Gen. Roger A.
nc railroad enterprises arc
Red with more trust than those of
'Gordon. Bcaurcgard, Johnston and
others. what congressman have
! tened to with more respect than
iluson. Vance. Reagan. Wheeler
Brcckinridgcs? When the awful
fayctiSYite. Greensboro and APP
p were fresh Ia memory, and
An looked dark for our beloved
"A few feeble voices were heard
hd there advising voluntary exile.
few-thank God they were very
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strangely varied career under the OOR
frderacv. might well have thought that
AT 80 years Of AGE this world had little
hope for a defeated man. He lived todo
eleven moro years of useful work, sig
nal example-but only one of many
thousands in the south-that whatever
differences may arise I'M the heat # con
niot. the man who stands up 5raveiy
AGAINST misfortune compcls respect from
the honorable. even from his foes.
These few are mentioned at some
length only as instances of the many
brave and honorable men who stood so
firmly by their people i'm trouble, accept
inc Gen. Lees noble dictum: The south
has need Of all her sons" OF course no
invidious distinction ia intended with
others. bat this page would not contain
even their names. The roll is zone OF
honor for what they did IN peace as well
as war. and one who compares 1t with &
ron of the men honorabiy prominent DID,
various lines Of activity will find a ne.
markable correspondence. Alabama
list Of ten congressman contains the
names of ten brave soldiers. The Arsan-
sas list contains six. and her seventh
CONGRESSMAN was but 13 when the war
ended. Gcorgia's list Of congressman Is
thicksct with the names of soldiers OF
North Cardinals members eight have
proved their truth in war and IN peace.
These are only mentioned as illustrating
how faithfully the men of the LOSING
cause have stood by each other and NOT
as ina any way rejecting ON those whose
views Of duty took them another way. No
class Of men have moro charity for old
differences than the real soldiers. north
and south
II may be- claimed. with modest conf
dcncn. fhnl The soldiers Of The ComIodor-
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the spirit o. ;
true man. ls
ginning anew
w hen past tllt
meridian Of life
hc has prevailed
over obloquy ano
almost defeated
misfortune. Gen
BraXtOn Bragg.
after winnin r
fame in Florida
and MexicOundci
the flag of the ole
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few p O u ( II {
other lands. But
with one voice
the great com
mauders sa Il {:
"NeVcr, Never!
No. let us never
desert our be
loved southland,
tcnfold dearer 10
us now than ever.
Let Us stay with
the men who fol-
lowed Us 70 bat
tie, and as far as
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IN ArROFSl MEMORY.
rers To- Decorate Their Graves on April


Consideration of the Living.
'Sdrrow fyr the dead says Irving.
"iA the onlyf sorrow from which we re
fus& to be- a forccd.yet in time even that
| sorrow bcobmcs a sweet and pcnsive
Acmory In such spirit does the
soutlron approach the 25th Of April. the
Confederate Decoration day. Time has
ksoflencd our sorrows, time has cast a
Mid halo about thc memory of the
\roic dead We honor them in pensivo
ut. but without the keen pangs of the
of war. Its. indeed. a melancholy
sure To honor thc dead. hat on such
~ IL is most fitting 10 add a few
about our living heroes.
ia not becoming 20 boast, but the
may with modest pride. point e.
- .bsequent career 81 hcr great sol
iers who survived. and ask: Where, IN
All history. did the leaders in any unsuc-
cessfnl revolution maintain higher at
titude Of moral dignity or achieve such
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yrTKGiNIA.-iN THE CUANCERY
' COTRT OF THE CITY Of RICHMOND
erIff f..f nay OF APNf /. lfHf

VIRGINIA. in TIE liIAAlERY
' COTRT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE isr DAY OF APRIL. isef
J,nia g. Gmscly. Matilda T. Gnfr.cU Ado
laidc r. ihornt 'u. = 80 'll.hf IIDnH. II
&. Guycicy ana Hope llrmNs. II f.
Ann Fafh Thomas. kHfHafI.' lN.IYs.
yViil arm ID Schroeder and Come ..I. fI. nIIf.
Jam,- g.. llami,ft ~. ~ Haulf. I.Nn b..
ran,lotf. ~. g. Philips 1Hl julia DIS NI'0.
Narv i. Cabinis-. William p. iDh.'. d 0t
nil+1 4 Ech0ls. Har0elms VI ionls I H.
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