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Tr\EAIE\T uN SUMMER II.
r.,.,,,ir,, ri Frederick Iamlen. :" Pleasant
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at the hc1ne of Mrs BoHing Jones. on
Washington Street.
Miss I.ucrstia Nasn Reid. sponsor: of
Norfolk. Va. and Miss Mabel Cha naper-
slsyne. maid of honor. OF Norfolk, at the
home. OF the Misses Seay. on South Mar
ket Street
Miss katherine Fontaine, sponsor. OF
Hanover county. Va. and Mss Anna
Carr. maid Of honor, of Richmont. at
the home of Mrs. Beach, on Franklin
Street.
Miss Nellie .McGii1 Page. sponsor. OF
Berryville, Va, at the home of Mrs. Jno.
McCsll. on South Market Street.
1IIiss Mayme Elizabeth Lynn. sponsor,
OF Armont, Va. and Miss Janet David
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JAMES ANDERSON, OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS
mmber OF Confederate Campo

spect, and the memorable Judge Devery.
then holding court in Springfield. ordered
Il recess chat he might have the pleas
ure.'' he said, ''of being presented to
each of those Virginia gentlemen" Largo
audiences met them everywhere and
heard with approval all that they said
The press of the city took the matter
up and with q hearty welcome declared
that this was IL step in the right direc-
tion-the beginning of a movement cal
culated to do great good When the
delegation returned and reported to tho
camp the cordial manner in which they
had been entertained. the respect that
had been shown them and the opportu-
mites that had been given them OF up
holding the fair fame of The Land Wa
Love- the camp, in recognition OF tina
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Merchants to Close.
(Frorn a. Stair Correspondent,

PETERSBURG. Va, October Ia
The merchants and manufacturers wiIl
close their business Thursday afternoon
in order that their employees may partic-
ipate in the parade or witness it. The
railway offices and freight depots will al
so close, and the public schools will give
holiday on that day.
Mr.. Tim Griffith, owner of the Crater
Farm has informed the "A. p. Hill Camp
that all veterans will be admitted to the
Crater on their badges and tllat;a charge
OF only fifteen cents will be- made to
others visiting the Crater during reunion
week. The regular price of admission is
twenty-five cents.
Among the many entertainments dur
ing the meeting of the Grand Camp will
be one given by Polk Miller, of Richmond.
assisted by j. Calvin Neal, of Petersburg.
a F. Hill Camp hall has been beau
tifully decorated
Messrs. W. Gordon McCabe, Jr.. and
John Watson, of this city, will lead the
Sponsors german to be given under the
auspices of the Sons of Veterans, 1t VIZ
sfnia Warehouse. Friday night.
Everything will be free. There will be
no paid admissions to any entertainment
during the entertainment.
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HOMES FOR SPONSORS.
Location of Places Where They Will Be Enter
tanned.
From a Staff Correspondent

PETERSBURG. VA. Oct 19.-The
homes of the sponsors and maids of honor
during their stay in Petersburg will be
as follows:
Miss Mary Gusts lee sponsor, OF
Alexandria, and Miss Mildred Lee, spon-
sor of Covington Va, will be entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Alexander ham
ilton, on South Sycamore Street.
Mrs r: e. Lee, sponsor, OF West Point
Va, and Miss Elise c. Smith maid OF
honor. of Heathville, Va, at the home
OF Mrs. VIM. r. McKerney, on North
Union Street
Mrs. General W. II. f. Lee, maid of
honor, of Ruskin Station. Fairfax coun-
ty. Va, at the home Of .trs. H. Nolte-
MUS, on Franklin Street.
Miss Lucetti Beale, sponsor, Of Ludis-
neck. Va. at the home OF Mrs. r. g.
Davis, on Union Street.
Mrs Washington Taylor, sponsor. OF
Norfolk, at the nome of Mrs Robert
Watson. on Union Street.
Miss Annie kilby Henry, maid Of hon
or, Of Norfolk. Va, at the home of is.
Robert T. Meade, or Marshall Street.
Miss Amy McRae Werth, sponsor, of
Richmond, Va, by Mrs. James W. Clal-
horne. at her residence, on Sycamore
Street.
Miss katherine Aichaux, maid of hon
or. of Richmond, Va, at the home OF
Mrs. w. II. Harrison, on Washington
Street.
Miss Lula B. Wheeler, maid of honor.
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THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.
Interesting Features Have Been Arranged
for All Three Days.
(From q. Staff Correspondents


PETERSBURG, VA. Oct. 1e-The Off
cial programme Of the meeting OF the
Grand Camp Of Confederate Veterans and
Sons OF Veterans in Petersburg October
I'D. 18th and 18th is as follows:
Wednesday, October 23d.-Grand Camp
convenes at Academy OF Music u M.
Prayer by Grand Chaplain. Rev. DR..
Tucker, Of Norfolk Address of welcome
TO city by Hon. John NJ Peasants.
Mayor. Response to same by Grand, Com
1nander r. L. Maury. Address of well
come on behalf of A. p. Hill Camp, by
qon. Wm. e. Cameron Response to
anne by Colonel Thomas D. Ransom Re-
assemble for business st $3.50 p. NJ. Re
cepticn at Y. NJ. c. A Hall from 4 to 6
p. NJ TO members of Grand Camp.
sponsors and maids Of honor and Sons
OF Veterans by the Daughters Of the
confederacy, Petersburg Chapter $50 F.
NJ. meeting of Sons of Veterans at Acad-
envy of Music, presentation OF sponsors
and maids OF honor.
Thursday, October 24th.-Grand Camp
oonvenea at $3.50 A. NJ. for business at
Academy of Music, IL a. NJ. aouress to
veterans and the public by Colonel w.
II. Stewart. p. ri. grand parade. $50
p. NJ. grand concert at y. NJ. c. A.
Hall to veterans and visitors.
Friday, October 25th.-9:31 A. NJ. uI.and
Camp conyenes fer business. $50 P. NJ.
piano. recital by S. Becker Won Graz.
given by the Southern Female College
in honor of Grand Camp Of Confederate
Veterans at Academy of Music, Friday
evening, October p. 1901.
The United Confederate Veterans, Vir-.
Eiria Division, assem- bles at y. NJ. c. A.
Hall Friday, October 18th, at $3.50 A. Nj.
Programme for Sons.
The following programme of Sons of
lAr
Wednesday, October 23dl25th.-9:30 a.
NJ. tournament parade. II A NJ. tourna-
rent at West-End Park. 5 P. NJ, con-
.yening of the Division Camp, United Sons
OF Confederate Veterans. in the parlors
of tho Young Mems Business Associa-
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ONLY FEDERAL
MEMBER OF CAMP
James Anderson, of Springfield
Fought in Union Army and Be- !.
longs to A. P. Hill Camp.
(From a. staff Correspondent

ttTOHl d SlGll SOtieSpViCViAt.' !
PETERSBURG, VA, October, 19.-Jas.
Anderson, of Springfield, Mass, con-
tributing member of a. P. Fill Camp IN
Petersburg, is the only Federal soldier
who is a member OF a Confederate camp
In 1889, when a delegation from Mich
igan came to Petersburg to return the
old flag of the Petersburg Grays, James
Anderson was In this city on a-Nis1t 10
the old battlefields. Hearing that an
omen meeting of A. P. Hill Camp was
being held that night to raise the flag.
he manifested so much interest that he
was invited to be present. He gladly.
accepted the invitation and manifested
such hearty enjoyment of all the speeches
that Mr.. Simon Gunard 6cloSed!zhiS TAX
by saying that he saw. a Yankee over
in the corner, whom he would be glad
to hear from. This brought. Anderson
to his feet. and the meeting was com
pletely carried, away as he poured out
from his heart his delight at all that he
had seen and heard.
WANTS EYES OPEN.
He declared that it revealed the
Confederate cause in way that
was near to him and s exore>'s-,
ed the earnest desire that the North
might have its eyes opened as his had
been He closed with a glowing tribute.
to the gailantTy OF the. Confederate sell
der and the greatness OF the Southern
people. amid a great burst of applause.
He left Petersburg early the next morn
ing. but before taking his train bought;
a copy of War Talks. q collections OF
speeches which had been delivered from
time to time in A. P. Hill Camp. In this
book he saw and, recognized a. picture of
Mr.. Gunard whose name he had not
learned at the meeting. When Anderson
got home his account OF what he had
learned so worked up the people OF
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Springfield especially mis- old companions
in arms. that fhev said: III we cannot
all go down South and hear such Things
as you have heard why cannot some OF
them come up here and give us the ben.
eft Of their knowledge and experiences.
CORRESPONDENCE WITH SEWARD.
anderson then opened up q correspon-
tence with Seward. and the result was
that q delegation of six ConfederateS wa1
sent from A. F. Hill Camp to accept tho
invitation from the people of Spring
field to come up there and tell them tho
truth about the war. it's cause ard Its
conduct. The greeting accorded this
delegation was NEST royal. All ctasse4
We'd with each other 10 show their ro
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Aides and Mafshals.
Erom a Staff Correspondent

fIIU!II Of A3ktIit VT - r IT
PETERSBURG. VA. October Ia
General Stith Boiling. chief marshal, has
made the following appointments OF AIDES
and marshals for the grand parade, Which
will take place next Thursday. Others
are to be appointed later
Aides: Dr. John Herbert Claiborne.
General Cullen a. Battle, John II. Maclin.
General John E. Roller, of Harrisonburg:
Colonel Z. NJ. Henry, of Norfolk; Samuel
Y. Gillian.
Marshals: e. NJ. Field Robert A. Orr.
E. p. Goodwyn William n. Mays, r. n.
Craddock William r. McKenney. NJ. c
Jackson. II. C. Wilson. ]. j. Percval, T..
T. Heath. Edward IIigenbru1, Bernard
Mann. George Cameron, Jr, David Dun
lop. Jr.. E. NJ. Clements, George A. Bow
man, Seward.
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(Ccnmardcr Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Virginia.

in the Confederate Reunion to Dc :,tld
here this week. This spirit of cnthlsi-
assn has escaped 40 one. and the iitc,isl-
ty but increases with the approach of
the days. Outward signs are visible al
ready. Many stores on Sycamore Sll,et
are now decied out they never were
before. Long lines of lights span tie
streets, ana stores are covered with iil1ail-
descent lights. But it is not All ouaward
show. That hospitality for wni III tie
Cockade City is known SO well Will Ie
extended to all who come TO Petersburg.
The Entertainment Committee has per-
fccted its work, and every visitor Will
be assigned TO comfortable quarters {. T.
ing the meeting.
Hundreds who have no part ii the pro-
ceecings will spend next week i'll Peters
burg, and many have already ,ea.acd the
city.
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STRIKING FEATURES.
Tournament, Fall, Concert and Other
Things.
(From a Staff Correspondent

(F'rom Staff Correspondent
PETERSBURG, VA, October -
Twenty knights will ride in the
tournament at West-End Park Wedncs-
day morning. The charge will be deliver
ed to the Knights by Mr.. Charles T. Las
sitter, and the coronation address to be
delivered at the ball. which will be given
Wednesday night, will be made by Mr..
James T. Rahi1y. Among those who will
ride are Carter Meyers, Henry Patteson,
Herman Grossman,, John Jones, Fred.
Temple. Ashton Gray. Thomas Holden,
Willis Baskerville, John Vim, Dr.. j. III.
l1argrave. James t. Cuthbert, Thomas
Parrock Hugh Pcrcivall, Richard Perci-
vail, Hampton Harris and William RAJ
hiy.
Dinwiddie county will have Knight to
represent it on the occasion.
a grand concert will be given I'M the Y.
NJ c. a. Hall at $50 o'clock Thursday
evening. at which familiar songs will be
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OF twenty-six thousand hearts in loving
welcome. The city is anticipating their
coming as affording an opportunity for
the long-cherished love of her people TO
break forth IN all the exuberance of I'M
restrained coI.iialty.
A WARM WELCOME.
The sons of that ilustrious army,
whose proves encircles even the brow
of defeat with an oriole of glory, Will
also find welcome unstinted They
will be accepted as representing. in per-
haps a more modern form. that attribute
of character which made their fathers
The truest OF the true ana the bravest
of the brave.
The fair sponsors and maids OF honor
will add the charm of their pice-nce to
tire great occasion. Chivairs has ever
paid its most devoted tribute I" beauty,
md nowhere can a higher type of
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he given Mt the Young Mems Christian

he given at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall
The camp will hold another business
session Friday morning. At $3.50 In the
evening a piano recital by the distin-
suished pianist S. Becker Won Grabill,
Will be given at the Academy of Music
BIZ the Southern Female College in honor
OF the Grand Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams The coronation ball will be given
at the Virginia warehouse Wednesday
evening and the reunion ball, in honor of
the SPONSORS and maids OF honor, will be
given at the same place Friday evening
Immediately after the concert at the
Academy of Music.
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fTrom i stan Correspondent,

fFron n STAN Correspondent,
PETERSBURG VA, October 1s'.-a .ie
seunson of the Confederate Veterans -,
which Will i,e held in this city TINS Wee .e.
IN connection with the meeting OF 1he
Brand Camp. VIII be one OF the most i,o.
sf,,e events n, the annals of this historic
,.{ty. The place and The occasion VIII
be in perfect harmony. Certainly no
s,,tr in all Virginia more nooly proved
her fidelity TO the coafede.acx an me
dark ana bloody days Of the conflict ana
nowhere in all The land are the memories
and traditions OF our trying times more
sacretay cherished. Many changes nave
been wrought by the flight of years a, ,i
Petersburg Inns grown 10 be one OF the
most beautiful and progressive cities III
the Commonwealth. But time cannot
change the devotion OF a people TO the.
Lost Cause. When the old veterans
go,ne they will feel about them the beat
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s n
ceptior response will be made by DR.. Bat
lie, !. member OF the Sons of Veterans
Camp in this city. Mrs. r. I. Meade
president of the State Division, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, will give a
reception to the sponsors and maids Oh
honor during reunion week.
Among the residences in the city which
VIII attract special attention during the
reunion will be Simon Stewards residence
OH Market Street which was the last
meeting place of Lincoln and Grant; East
Hill. where General Phillips died, and
Centre bill, the home CT the BolliESs.
MISS LUCY LEE HILL.
Miss Lucy Lee Hill, who will be guest
Of A. p. liil Camp during the reunion.
VIII be. entertained a the home OF Mr.
Robert Collier. on South Sycamore Street.
The annual convention OF the Grand Di-
vision OF Virginia, Unitsd Daughters Of
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A GRAND CONCERT.
Beautiful Music for The spa:sors ed C:aicl
Visitars,
(From a. Staff correspondent)

(From a Staff Correspondent3
PETERSBURG, VA. October 19.-Ones
Of, the most Interesting features OF the
meeting of the Grand Camp will De the
complimentary piano -ecital in the taca-
DENY of Music on Friday night, given by
the Southern Female College in honor OIL
the veterans. Specia! seats will pc re-
served for the delegates. sponsors, fnalas
of honor and distinguished visitors; anu
tn college students vii attnd in pooy.
Tire occasion promises to be q most orii-
liant one. as the grand bail vii! be given
i1nmediedys after the concert. and al the
invited guests will attend in full dress.
The entertainment promises to be most
noteworthy. as the artist of the occasion
is one of the few great pianists OF the
world and as he will be heard in UNIQUE
and beautiful programme. Won era DILL
the fianist has won the praise OF the
most cri. ical audiences Of Germany, 5f<us-
sic. France and England. he mas ap-
reared before the crowned heads OF Eti-
ropc and has been associated with the
greatest living musicians OF both con-
tinents. In '9t Anton RuhinstelnE sala oi
Il m that he wer already true artlst,
and he was an associate of Naver sonar
svenks. The famous Request Profane
that he VIII render includes rare and
,,ao,,tif,,1 selections Won Grabii is the
only pianist in the world that plays many
of these works. having received them
from the Chevalier de Kantski, who was
an associate and personal friend OF the
composers
Wits such an artist in such a pro-
rranrne with a. new Wefler Grand Piano
specially brought from New York Tor the
occasion. with a brilliant and aPPreciatlve
audience gathered under the auspices @.
the college that represents the hiSnest
culture OF our city. and under the IN
s2i-ation of this patriotic and historic
coca son. en- evening of rare pleasure is
nYnacted
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the Ccnfederacy, was held in staunton on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday OF last
week. Those who attended from Peters
burg We're: Mrs. Robert e. Meade. presi-
dent ofsthet State Division. and the follow
ing delegates. who were recently elected
to represent the Petersburg Chapter: Mrs
Waverly wilkins, Mrs. William r. Nc
ltenney. Mrs. Maria Alexander, Mrs. R.
7. Stone and. Mrs. =. A. Morrison.
General Stith Boiling. Past Grand Com
mander, who will be Chief Marshal on the
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OF DinHiddie county. Va. at the home
of Miss IIary c. Field. on High Street.
Miss Olivia Held, sponsor. of Richmond.
Va. at the home of Mrs. Simon Seward.
on South Market Street
Miss Maud Sutherland. maid of hon
or. of Hillsville. Va, at the home of
Mrs. Simon Seward, On South Market
Street.
Miss Ruth Jennings, sponsor. CT Lynch
burg. Va. and Miss Mary Fauntleroy.
maid of honor, of Lynch's. Camt--.l
county. Va, at the home of Mrs. Bart
lett Roper, on South Market Street.
Miss Bessie P. Shull, sponsor, of Marl-
bon, Frederick county, Va, and Miss
Maud Kennedy, maid of honor. of White
Post. Va, at the home of Mrs. Thad
Woody. on Franklin Street.
Miss Hattie Selecnan, sponsor, of DC
coquan Va. and Miss Fannie 3. Smith,
maid of honor. Of Alexandria, Va. at
sthe home of Mrs. J. NJ. Mullen, on South
Sycamore Street.
Miss Sarah Bently, sponsors of Pulaski
City. at the home Of Mrs. J. Hampden
Cham beriayne, on Washington Street.
Miss Ethel w. Slough. maid of honor,
Of Pulaski City. ut the home of Mrs.
Samuel w. Booth, ON South Sycamore
Street
Miss Matte Blanche Haden, sponsor.
of Palmyra, Va, and Miss Edna ".
IWm, maid OF hOnOr, OF GENRE Hld1nS,
Va, at the home of Mrs. Charles Lauter-
ba ok. or Franklin Street.
Miss Grant, maid Of horror, Of Newport
News. at the home OF Mrs. r. D. McIl-
watne. on WashinEton Street.
Sons OF Veterans, sponsors and maids
OF honor. as follows:
Miss Lilly Tyler. spon ;or, OF Richmond.
Va. and Miss Virginia Adair Minor,
maid Of honor. OF Richmond, viii be en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs William
"A. Worth, on High Street
Miss Daisy Yarbrough, sponsor, OF
staunton Va. at the home OF Mrs. Or.
James ". Claiborne, on South Sycamore
Street.
Miss Al lice sM Cannon. sponsor, OF.
sFradericksburg,Ya.. and Miss EHsezLickzz
lin maid Eof honor @EtAderinlsh,3r
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sung A chorus of twenty-five voices has
been practcing several days for the occa-'

been practicing several days for the occa-'
sion.
CORONATION BALL.
The corona ton ball and the reunion ball
given to the sponsors will both take place
in the Virginia. Warehouse, at Friend and
Market Streets. This warehouse has Just
been built, and is one of the largest in the
State About $50 couples are expected to
participate in each of these germans. The
music for each occasion will be furnished
by TEiow's Orchestra, Of Richmond, con-
sisting of twenty pieces.
The entire city will be brilliantly illu-
minated for the reunion this week. The
Southside Railway and Development
Company, besides literally contributing to
the occasion, have also informed the Com
mittee on Lights that it would do all it
can to assist them. The main, streets will
| be brilliantly lighted with arc and incan-
descent lights. The streets leading from
A. p Hill Camp Hall to the Academy OF
Music and to the Virginia Warehouse will
be strung with thousands of incandescent
lights.
| DECORATIONS.
Every business house and most of the
residences will be decorated for the occa-
sion. The Saal Building. at Sycamore and
Tabb Streets, in which the Petersburg
Club has it's rooms. and which will be
used as a reviewing stand. will be the
| most acknowledgements building in the
city. Next to this will be the warehouse.
for the decoration, OF which thousands Of
yards OF bunting and flags have been or
dered.
The business meetings Of the Grand
Camp Will be held at the Academy Of
Music, on Bank Street. the balls at the
Virginia Warehouse end the receptions
and concerts at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
DR.. Battle will preach q special sermon
to the Sons OF Veterans at the First Bap-s
t;sts Church next Sund av night
The sponsors and mai dis Of honor will be;
1reEsutad 30 tho Grand Camp at tha
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manner and graciousness have made for
her a large circle of friends and admirers.
Miss Bena Gillian Johnston. maid OF
honor to Miss Gill, is a. debutante OF last
season. Miss Johnston is a dainty beauty
of the blonde type, with handsome brown
eyes, and is exceedingly popular in socle-
ty.
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Miss Mary Chamberlain Field, sponsor
from A. +. lIill Camp, is the daughter
of Colonel E. M. Field. of Petersburg,
who was one of the bravest soldiers in
the Confederate Army. Miss Field is
extremely pretty. of graceful appear
ance, with a vivacity of manner which
makes her a favorite.
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occasion, has announced the following as
the line of the parade for Thursday:
The column, Which will be about one
mile in length. will form on Sycamore.
Lombard and Eollngbrook Streets. and
move up High Street to South, through
South to Washington, down Washington
to Market, up Market to Halifax, through
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I'll d TIMES: RICHMOND VA SUNDAY ooTOBER 20 1901

sic by the band. Prayer by Rev. II. w.
Frat. Presentation of the commander
CT the Virginia Division.
Thursday, October 24tn.-10 An. ses-
sion of the Grand Camp, 19ung Mems.
business Association rarlors. 3 z. M.
joint parade OF the Veterans. Sons OF.
Veterans, sponsors and raids of honor.
Friday, October 25th.-1o P. NJ. Virginia
warehouse, reunion ball in honor of the
sponsors and maids of honor.
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(From a Staff Correspondent,

PETERSBURG, VA, October 10
Miss Annie Bannister Gill, sponsor for
the Sons of Veterans faom the Fourth
District, is sparkling brunette, extreme
ly stylish in appearance. Her charming
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Much Enthusiasm.

(Frorn a Staff Correspondent
: PETERSBURG. VA. October l9.-Such
universal enthusiasm has never een
known in Petersburg as that manifested