The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-22
Music. books. and newspapers printed


A brick from the house in which Cen
erai Stuart died.
The pictured stone. from Mrs. Judge
has shipped this remarkable stone TO
Richmond at an expense to herself or
SlOg The National Museum. In Washing
ton, has endeayored TO secure this cu-
riosity for their geological cabinet. sayins
they had no specimen like IT, but Mrs.
Moore preferred to donate IL 10 the Con-
federate Museum.
memorial sketch of John Herndon
Maury. lost at Nicksburg In 1853, and 80
The flag OF the Thirteenth Virginia IN
fantry. made OF the bridal dress OF Mrs.
General a. 7. Hill and presented by her
to the regiment at Hatchers Run.
The flag Of the Culpeper Minutemcu,
with the old device and legend of the
serpent Don't tread on me-" presented
10 the company by the jadies Of Culneper
in 1SS and carried by the company
throught the first two years OF the war.
In sending this flag To Mrs. Van DOren.
Colonel Crittcnden says: This flag Is
battle-worn and bullet-torn having done
its share in encouraging our boys TO the
fcout"
A calico work-bag to hold needles.
thread. ana buttons, used by toloncl
Richard J.. Maury, Twenty-fourth Nir-
ginia Infantry.
A programme OF play gotten up by
the prisoners of Johnson's Island and
printed by them.
a pistol holster and leather case tor
holding clothing, made Cor strapptne TO
a saddle.
Two gutta-percha rings made by Con-
iederate prisoners while confined at FL
daeuerreotype and purse taken from
dead Federal soldier at High Bridge
Presented by Mr.. III. X. Adams. Third
Twelve samples Of dress goods woven
and worn by the ladies OF Cumberland
county.
bali Of thread made from old black
silk picked TO pieces and mixed with raw
cotton and spun, used for knitting fine
stockings.
A sheet Of material made of wheat
straw. dyed and woven with thread in a
plantation loom; used for making bon
nets. Presented by Mrs. James Watkins.
Cumberland county, Va.
A pocket Bible and a soldiers prayer
book. issued for the use OF the army and
used by II. X. Adams.
An order from General r. f.. Lee to
General William y. PendetOn to bring
M the artillery. stained with seven spots
of the courier's blood. Loaned by the
Rev. n. B. Lee. Of Charlottesville.
\ par oi wooden shoe soles made for
The soldiers shoes.
Confederate money. stamps. valentines
songs, music. newspapers, purses commits
sions' &c. property transfers, canteens
belts, hats caps uniforms: insignia OF
rank. various sabres and swords of IN
terest. armor used by the enemy
Braid from General Stonewall Jackson's
coat.
Hair from his horses tail.
Hair from General II. T.. Lees horses
tail.
Cartridges, builet-moulders. letters. dia-
ries, aluanaCs.
Fashion-plates and memorial sketches
The De Reune collection said to be
one of the most valuable i'm the South
given by Or. De Reune, Of Savannah.
Tor the Georgia room. has not been OPEN
ed, and lies IN the vault of the State
Bank, awaiting the opening of the mu-
scum.
There are also boxes OF relics sent
from the Confederate Gallery OF Relics
of the Memorial Bazaar held IN Rich
mond in iS93. which have not been opened
This IS only partial list OF the relies
that have been collected and are now
In the possession Of the relic committee
Some of these relics have been photo
graphcd by a New York syndicate
\ TOUCHING LETTER.
A letter from Mrs. F.. i. Fleming (wife
OF Ex-Governor tlemingJ gives a touching
account Of the bringing forth OF the me-
MORALS OF their loved ones from where
they have been lovingly laid away, as
We're the homes centred IN the men who
wore these articles.
gallant CAPTAIN G. $. fleming. a brother
OF Governor Fleming, who iaid down his
young life at the battle on Gaines farm
His body was buried on the ueld ard
the spot marked After the war. through
Or. Peterk.n, the grave was found and
a stone placed over it boy the family. At
the time OF the reinterment OF President
Davis, Governor Fleming. being in kicn-
mond. he had the body of his brother
reinterred IN the officers section belong
ing to the Hollywood Memorial AssOcia-
ton. thirty years TO the day that the
gallant young soldier was killed, shown
and recalled by the date on the stone
The funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. Landon Mason. with the all
tendance of as many OF the members
of tho Hollywood Memorial Association
as could be notified in a short time rms
was really his burial. being only laid IN
The ground where ne was killed IN le03
There are other memorials OF Florida
soldiers cared for by our Hollywood Me
mortal Association In the sections at Hoi-
iywood. Mrs Fleming sent the PAINS ana
flowers for decorating the floflua Iooin
and will send silk banner, Win oee
sign. embroidered by the young glris Of
Jacksonville.