Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-30

tle-held Of Seven Pines. and used by him
| I'LL the close Of the war.
Cockade worn by Lieutenant u. Middle
ton Goodwin. Second South Carolina Reg
! iment Killed at the battle OF Sharps-
burg. nth Of September, 1862.
a piece OF ribbon that ran the blockade
and cost 3zo per yard
Memoir OF Brigadler-Gonerai James
conner, OF Charleston. - C.. with his plc-
ture given by Mrs. Conner.
| War record Of BrigaG.er-G General T. NJ
Logan. with picture OF him. given by Mrs.
| I. VI. Logan.
Record Tenth Regiment, South carolins
| Volunteers. Confederate states army. pre-
sented by Ma1or-General G. Irvine Walk.
| er. OF Charleston, s. G..
War music. published IN Columbia. s..
G, during the war, given by Mrs L. u.
! Cannon, ,spartanburg :. G.
Silver ,onr nunion service. used by Rev.
! A. Tooner Porter, chaplain OF the WASH
ington Light Infantry. Company A. Hamp-
| ton Legion, OF Charleston 5. c. during
the war presented by Mr. Porter to Gene
raj r. NJ. Logan who rose from private
| IN the Washington Light Infantry az tho
seige OF Fort Sumter IN 1851. 20 the rank
| OF brigadler-Rener1l I'm 1861 This sacred
| relic has been donated bv General T. NJ.
Logan 10 the South Carolina Room.
Pressed flowers from the collins OF Gene
rails Gregg and Jackson. as they lay in
state IN the Capitol I'm Richmond Va.
| A piece Of the United states iiag-s,ar
taken down from Fort Sumter by tho
1
| Major Anderson. April 49, 1851.
| GrapeSnot and little pan found IN Fort
Sumter after It's evacuation by Major
| Anderson.
Confederate recelpt-book used during
the war: back OF homespun: receipts on
| Confederate paper
| Piece OF palmettO-tree under which tho
| Ordinance Of Secession was signed.
| Record or General s n. Gist. whose
| soubriGnet was states Rights Gist," and
who fell at the battle OF Franklin,
| Tenn. November 80 1884
| Knitted gloves worn by President Davis
| during the war, and given 20 Miss Mary
| Burt by Mrs. Davis In 1855, while tho
President and herT Iln0 Were stsy,nns IN
| where last Cabinet meeting was held.
Mrs. Davis said. Keep them, they viii
| be a relic some day Given IN memory
| OF the patriot and statesman, Hon. ARM
Rug made by Mrs Caroline Gilman AZ
| the age OF s.. with letter written by her
| during the war, and sent 10 nor nephew,
| in Boston. by way OF the Underground
A primlne-wire and fuse for Columbia,
from Morris Island. S. c.
| bunting torn from state flag by ball
| from Fort Sumter during battle 18th and
| 18th of April. 1851. This relic was pre-
sented to Mrs. Bachmen, Of ColunB5,,si >
/ G. through courtesy OF General Ripley,
! as she contributed towards unfurling IL
on Fort Moultrie.
LAND OF THE FLOWERS.
The ladies connected with the Florida
Room have been doing most excellent
work Mrs. Francis =. Fleming Is me
| regent OF this department OF the Museum
| while Mrs. II. A. Patterson. OF THIS city.
| Is her vice-regent. A large and handsome
collection OF relies was received from mo
| Land OF Flowers for this room Few days
| ago and will prove very interesting 70
| the old veterans who visit the museum
| during the next three DAYS. Some OF inc
| first work done by the ladies OF the florl-
hu
| BILE mantel n picture moulding, and an
elegant chan delier. Ihey nave also hau
| built and put in the room large relic
| case OF ebonized cherry. These things
| have been done with funds sent from
| Florida by the regent, Mrs. flemng.
There is also 10 be found IN the flotld1
| Room a very handsome and convenient
| visitors register-bo made expressly Tor
the Florida Room.
Below is given a partial list OF tho
relics in this room:
A handsome new state Tag. sent by Mrs
| Fleming, the regent.
a white silk shield. with the State seal
embroidered on II by a lady 70 years old.
a large crayon portrait OF |eherai
Framed picture OF General KIRBY Smith
with his autograph.
Flag Of ST. Johns Grays, Company g.
Second Florida. ~,
Company 3. Third Regiment
Flag OF Company G, Third Florida IN
fantry.
Wash-stand taken from tho gunboat
cutiass from the first Confederate cru
ser 1.-THE JEFF. Davis"
Case with pistol. &c, belonging 70 Cap
tain Coxetter. OF the "Jeff Davis
Sword of General Edward Perry.
Piece Of crockery manufactured for ms
Confederate navy with design and niotto).
Uniform-coat OF Captain c. s. Fleming.
Canteen OF Captain Fleming, which had
been buried with him on the battlefield
| Of Gaines's MIL.
A fork, part Of President Davis's camp
Camp-chair used by General Beauregsrd
during his short stay In Florida.
Bronze bust OF General Lee mads during
the war
THE TENNESSEE ROOM
Some OF the more important relics Of
the Tennessee Room, OF when Mis.
| Keller Anderson Is the regent. and Mrs.
| Norman V. Randolph The vice-regent are
| as follows:
Purse and money used by soldier. sent
| by Mrs. Wilson Memphis.
| Saddle-bags and sword. belonging to
| John Holleran, SiXty-thlrd Tennessee
Regiment. Longstreets Corps.
Sash taken from Federal officer at
| the battle OF Shiloh.
Sword from the battlefield OF Chicka-
Picture OF Brigadier-General Moody.
|
Picture OF Mrs. j. c. Laws. Mother OF
the Confederacy." president OF the South
! ern Mothers Association, lso2'?t
Picture OF Northumberland N. y.
| Forrest. sent by Confederate Historical
| Association, Memphis. Tenn.
Sofa and chair belonging 20 Mr. Davis.
loaned by Mrs. Schapp. or Richmond.
Large pccket-knife. used by General
John Morgan.
Secession badge. worn In 1851.
Ponpon. worn by William Watson. who
/ was on the stan OF Brigadier-Gen-ral
Frank Armstrong, memorial OF John
Davis Watson.
Belt and knapsack from the battlefield
OF Murfreesboro'.
| Canteen. bayOnet. bullets. etc. from the
battlefield OF Chckamauga
pistol and buttons from the battlefield
OF Shiloh.
sword captured by Captain James
! Deal<ins at the battle OF Chickamauga,
and used by him until the close or tbs
war. loaned by Mr.. Scott Hyde, OF Chat
Tennessee sent large contributions 10
the Museum during the memorial bazaar.
The UeaI-Aii.
Charles G. d. Roberts. in HarpS