Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-22

SEPT ]. ): !. I! J &. 1915 u !!
WIN smith = o ,1f Virginia; The Can. Of
lffaemenit ofi: TahteeA bullets, and
ttbs South. IN IA dFfal' Noianey' :. Army
, 81 N5rthegfsnae Virginia. Southern tiis-e
ufo+itsl paYpSs ss ;;;fhs Gloffdds FMafaH to
I ibts SEA, by the Rshmoo1nsd Howitzers;I
+ Some RgmfnitsScfeHG9s; dahaologyi of
.Jefferso,1ni, Davis and of Samuel Davis;
Narrative Of Early Virginia; two
large handsomely bound volumes Of
War Atlas; @Four Years under Marse
Robert The war Recollections;
aGfave' and Grayg;; History of the
Confederate Powderworkss; Two Scrap
books: two bound volumes OF Har2
! per's s;Weekly, published during the
war:
In Cases Nos, 8. and 9, may be sesn
one-sl0O confederate note and one
$500 confederate note, given by Mrs.
owen S. Wiliey;rA G. s. canteen and
an an Artillery Hammer, BY Mrs. Thos::
Co1linworth; An appointment of the
c. S.. Post Office; by VIM. J: Hall; A
Pin-cushion used by Cen. Geo. S.
Pickett: by J P Jordon, of Mem
phis, Tenn; By Chas. S. Taylor, ,Jr,;
4 provost Marshal Pass, Oath, Des-:
cription List and Parole; BY. Comrade
| C. O.. sipple, a soldiers pass; By Com
rade A. T.. Cox. 4 Rock-Mirror; from
Petersburg residence, shattered by.
the bursting of shell; BY Capt. j.
V. Davis. a letter. from Post Master
General Jno. H.. Reagan. and bullets
from sharpsburg and seven Pines;
By Edgar Warfeld, his uniform jack,
ct; furlough used by him also his
Appomatox; Parole; Hymn book; "a
pocket Bible, from battlefield Of Sew:
en- Pines; Two Presidential Election
is, a picture of the house in which
stonewall Jackson died; an order Of
Gen. Lee to Gen. Early, an order Of
Cen. Montgomery, u. S. A. to Gen,
Brown, of New York; a Confederate
bond; an Alexandria Provost Mar
halls Pass; A Confederate form Of.
prayer; pass from Gen. Montgomi-
cry, U. S. A.; A pass from Gen. Jno.
shoup, U. S. A.; Bullets from Marye's
Heights and Seven Pines; A map.
If battlefield 18th and 2fst, July, 1861,
A framed pictifre Of the battle of the
Crater; A photograph of the Davis
Jury; Six pictures, the Henry House;
Stone House; McDowells Headquart-
ers where Colonel Cameron was
killed; The Old Stone Church; and
Fortifcations Around Centerville; A
Confederate flag which was flying in
Alexandria at the time of the Union,
occupation; A framed picture of Glib
hey Prison" and twenty three maps,
showing the hodrly' position of both
armies during the Second Manassas
battle; BY Mr.. "a. l.. Jamison, a fine
photograph of Colonel Jno. S. Mos
by; BY Mrs. G.. Edwin Entwisle, of
Baltimore; photographs ct .Confed-,
crate Generals; BY Mrs. W.. a
smoot, two lantes used ty Georgia
Cavalry at beginning of tie war;. BY
Mr.. R. Lee Stultz, expulsion ord
er of Gen. H. H. Wells, requiring
Alexandrians to leave the city; BY
Rev. C. D. Bulla, handsomely
Framed picture of Stonewa!l Jackson;
~ Mrs. Powell, framed portrait of
Surgeon, R. C. Powell; BY Edgar War
iold, picture of the Mclean House
Mt ApponattoX; and a pic ure of the
Confederate Monument at Hollywood,
Richmond. Va; BY Capt. Samuel B.
Davis, a letter received by him from
lieut.. Lewis Fen Bond, U. S. Volun-
teers, Assistant Judge Advocate. at
he trial of Capt. Davis, at CinciH-
1atti: A revolver from Bull Run, d.
rated by Mr. Bernard Hamilton; By
w. A. Smoot, bride, bit and spur;
BY Maj. Jno. W. Green, helmet worn
W him when a member Of the RingH
gold Cavalry of this city; A finger
FOWL, saved from the Arlington Mani
sion. was So years in the National
Museum, Washington, D. c., donatt
ed by Miss Mary Gusts Lee; a copy
of the Alexandria Local News, Febt
''uary 10th, 1862, with the account of
the election of Rev. K. J. Stewart,
from st. Pauls Church Pulpit, also an
Acrostic written at Johnson Island,
by Col. R, H. Jone, C. S. A.; donated
by Mrs. K. v. Taylor; Two letters
loaned by Miss fanny, written by Genl
eraI Lee to her father Major E. H;
Janney, Quarter Master A. N. v; .
fra mod ronv of the "Coat of ArmSr