Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-22

a miniature Bible, carved by our soldiers
when In prison, with a bit OF TIN. OF
4 cavairyuan's portfolio, made by
Part OF pair OF blankets. the wool a
for which was sheared, cordeo, spun, an
woven on a plantation IN oranee &C., 70 n
and given as a weddnB-prestH' W
young Confederate soldier. sra
A Rowie-knsfe, made In cum oeIia l.i..
county. with which the Cumberland troop
The sword OF Judge Samuel +. Cole
man. Company G.. Third virginia CaValIy;;
carhine. CAPTURED from the enemy, any
used by James II. Werth, and broush'
by him from Appomattox Courtn,,ou ~ The
A cane, cut from the window-siii OF tne
house where Stonewail Jackson was Dorh'
presented by Mrs Roundtree.
Two buttons cut from General JACKSON
coat after he was wounded at N1an
cellorsville. presented by DIR. Hunter NJ
CURE. ,o,..o,,,.
A coat with the stains Of Jacksons
nfe-biood on II, belonging 10 inc ises.
James Il. Smith. who supported MIN ai'9i
brass measure. used in gunnery for
charges OF mortars and howitzers, uscS
by General r. J. Jackson. ana presen'eu
by Mrs. Wadden. 49,. .ta,,oa
A piece of rope, maze OF inc p'a az, -
bed-ttckinc of General John Morgan, VITA
which he and seventeen or ms men iet
themselves down from the walls OF tne
penitentiary OF Ohio, and escaped INV
Kentucky.
A carved pipe and a set or marbles
made by John c. Warden with his pen
knife. and an awl made from tenpenny
nail. The pipe and marbles were mace
from stone taken from the walls OF tne
Alton Military prison during ms con-
! hnement. Presented Dy Heorse W.
A black cross. "A souvenir or prison NE
sent I'm memory Of Louis Brown OF MIS-
souri,. -. , -
can ~ II. c. Robert, Second Louisiana
| Regiment at Battle Dam No. l, yorktown
lines Army OF the Peninsula.
"Our Fathers Care" tract published
IN Richmond during the war, on rough
rionfeSerate paper. for distribution among
the soldiers. Presented by Miss Hern-
The roster OF the Richmond Howitzers--
1851 62-with comments OF the oiilcers, ana
autograph signatures OF the men VINO re-
ceived their pay.
A map. showing the battlefelds OF Vir-
glna, presented by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad
a series OF maps, presented by Mr..
George Howard, Washington, ID. &.
A letter from Mrs. V. Jefferson Davis
TO Mr.. ii. Richmond Robertson, Jr, New
The parole Of Mayor j. Taylor Ely
son.
4 chest Of drawers from Mrs. George
Mayo.
A washstand.
Two rosewood chairs, from Mrs. Schapp.
One mantelpiece. from Mr.. John Il.
Laughton. Jr
Five chandeliers, already described. from
President Davis's sale
An album of Confederate notes and
bonds.
A haversack Of General J. Il. j.
Stuarts. sent by Mr.. Andrew Carpenter.
10 whom Mrs. Stuart gave the haversack
the day after Stuarts death.
A portrait Of General II. e. Lee wearing
the sword given him by the State Of
Virginia.
Music. books. and newspapers printed
during the war.
A brick from the house where General
Stuart died.
Tie De Renne collection, now in the
vault OF the state Bank.
Several boxes of relics sent from the
Confederate Gallery or Relics or the
Memorial Bazaar. held in Richmond in
1893.
The pictured stone. from Mrs. Moore,
OF Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. Moore has ship
ped this remarkable stone TO Richmond
Mt an expense TO herself of 500. The
National Museum. In Washington, has
endeavored to secure this curiosity for
their geological cabinet, saying that they
had no specimen like II, but Mrs. Moore
preferred to donate IL to the Confede-
rate Museum.
A memorial sketch of John Herndon
Maury lost at Vicksburg in 1858. and $50.
The flag of the Thirteenth Virginia In
fantry, made OF the bridal robes OF MIS-.
General A. Il. Hin, and presented by her
10 the regiment at Hatcher's run.
The flag of the Culpeper Minute-Men
with the old device and legend of the
serpent-"Don't tread on me'-presented
Ba nv q
I'm 1853. and carried by them through the
first two years Of the war. In sendlhg
these flags TO Mrs. Van Doren, Colonel
Crittenden says: This flag (Culpeper
mlnute-men) is battle-worn and bullet
torn. having done its share in encour-
aging our boys TO the front
4 calico work-bag to hold needles;
thread and buttons, used by Colonel
Richard l.. Maury, Twenty-fourth Vir-
A programme Of a play gotten up by
the prisoners of Johnson's Island, ana
printed by them.
a pistoi. holster. and leather case for
clothing, made for strapping on a saddle.
Two gutta-percha rings made by Con-
federate prisoners while confined AT III
mira. n Y. - 49,
A daguerreotype and purse taken from
a dead Federal soldier at High Bridge;
presented by Mr.. II. K. Adams, Third
Virginia Cavalry.
Twelve samples of dress goods woven
and worn by the ladies Of Cumberland
county.
A bah of thread. made from old black
silk. picked to pieces and mixed win
raw cotton and spun, used Tor knitting
fine stockings: a sheet of material mace
OF wheat straw, dyed and woven with
thread. in a plantation-loom; used lot
making bonnets presented by Mrs. James
Watkins. Cumberland county
4 pocket Bible and soldiers prayer
book, issued for the use of the army
and used by III. X. Adams.
An order from General X. II. Lee 10
General William y. Pendleton 10 Drlng
up the artillery, stained with seven spots
of the couriers blood: loaned by the Rev.
II. Il. Lee Of Charlottesville
4 pair Of wooden shoe-soles, made lot
the soldiers shoes.
Confederate money. stamps. valentines,
songs. music, newspapers. paroles, com
missions. Oaths. prOperty-transfers. can
teens. belts. hats, caps. uniforms. en-
sigma OF rank, various sabres ana
swords Of interest, armor used by the
enemy. braid off Of General Stonewall
Jackson's coat. hair from his horses tail.
hair from General II. r. Lees horses
tail cartridges, bullet-mould, letters,
diaries. almanacs fashion-plates, and me-
mortal sketches.
Mrs. James r. Werth. Mrs. NJ. L. Van
Doren, Hiss X. G. STYLES, Miss Isabel
Maury. Miss Jane NJ. rutherford, Mrs.
James Caskie. Mrs. j. T. Ellyson. Mrs.
John b. Newton Mrs. John III. c. Clai-
borne and Miss Virginia Mason consti-
tute the Relic Committee.