The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-13

terry, in Which lie The remains of Genesa
Campbell and OF his wife. who was, be
fore her marriage, Elizabeth Henry, SIS
ter of Patrick Henry.
On the tomb Of General Canpbell Is
tho following inscriptions:
Here lie the remains of Brigadier'
General William Campbell. lie was borr
| IN the year 1745 and died In the service
of his country In the year ISL IN the
camp of General Lafayette. near n X G.,
mond BY the unanimous election o. MS
brother officers he commanded ut King $
Mountain. For his hcroism ana gallant
conduct on that occasion the Congress
Of the United States rendered TO nm,
and the officers and privates under his
command, the following resolution:
. Resolved. That Congress entertnins a
high sense of the spirited ana military
conduct Of Colonel Campbell and the
officers and privates of the militia under
his command, displayed in the action OF
October It'll, in which a complete victory
was obtained over superior nuns
bers Of the enemy, advantageous
~ posted on Kings Mountain IN
the State Of North Carolina, and that TINS
resolution be published by the command
ing officer OF tho Southern Army in Gem
cral Order.
AT the head Of Bis regiment ne
brought on the battle OF Guilford, ana
was the last to Quit the field. His zeal.
his talents and services were rewarded
BY high testimonials of his countrys
gratitude, ana have Inscribed his name
on tho history OF the Revolution.
His bones We're brought hther and
this stone erected by the husband of his
only child, Frances Preston
Louisville Reunion.
Tho large party Of virginlans leaving
for the Louisville reunion will be chap
eroned by Judge T. S. Garnctt, OF Nor
folk; General Stith Boiling, OF Peters
burg, Va; General and Mrs. James Mac
gill Of Pulaski; Judge George l.. Chris
tian, Of Richmond, and many others.
Among the young ladies chosen to repre-
sent the State, different camps and dis
trlcts, are Miss Elizabeth Bowdoin, Miss
Cary, Miss Talcott, Miss Salley, Miss
Wilson, Miss Jones, Miss Stuart Miss
Hack, Miss Gordon, Miss UrQuhart, MISS
Dabncy, Miss I,fciffer,, Miss seay, and
Others s
Miss Carrie Peyton Wheeler. daughter
of General Joseph Wheeler, Will be spon-
sor-in-chief for the South.
Tennessee will hhis year have her
sponsor chosen from Nashville and Mrs.
John p. Hickman, Of Nashville, has been
made the official chaperon by General
George Gordon, Tennessee commander
Tor the First East Tennessee Brigade,
Brigader-General John +. Horne is COM
mander, and has appointed as sponsor
Miss Ship, OF Chattanooga, with 4'ltss
Perrow, Of Morristown, and Miss Nannlo
Lillian Mcneil, OF Bristol as maids.
Along with the State representatives
who are to be shown particular favor.
will be Miss Sarah Ruth Frazier. OF
Chattanooga, who has in past years and
will again represent the Tennessee Sons
OF Veterans organization.
The big reunion ball will be given at
the Gait House, lin Louisville. This, OF
course, will be the largest and most brill
liant Of the social features. The last
evening OF the reunion will be set aside
for an entertainment to be given by the
Daughters ofs,tthe Confederacy. The
Daughters Of the confederacy will keep
open house during the entire reunion.
On Thursday night ball win be given
by the Sons OF Confederate Veterans.
The Helianthus.
1.-THE Helianthus,'' tho annual publ
, Jon of the young ladies of Randolph
N1con Nvoman's College. has been brought
out by theJ p. Bell Company, of Lynch-