n, ife-- -.1 •» :■ '» •n« WK HAW JOIUI HOWnratptlt;vtoanaitiiu»tifanTliruin lt;teheetH* riMee**!Lieutenant John B Ihirmm, frond*1 reedn«lM« General William T. Sherman. andraplain Thnmn Jafftraep IHti*. detrend* tit**: of 'Praaident Jefferaon Davla of the Cotfed-nrtry, wara standing together en the Preai*jg| dent's reviewing *ta«d en rpauaural Oaf. Aa the Lonfederat** fax name la view, rap-*tali Davl* whlapered In Lieutenant 8her ow I man’a aar that If he did not aalute the flat,eodamenpatt.Uhe *»ut i ha would he vigorously h'fked. WhereuponiftJ Lieutenant Sherman amartly ealoted the•tars and Bara aa ft eeunh up.The ten variation, hegua aa uneeremen*RBt 1 lottaly. and ePsMsued after the parade. Pur*pro*the inetef Itnotralalt;im* vuiag hta edvantaee further. Gaptaln Oevla TiIf, | dsslirsi Ml he wwtti Bp e mtttleaaire U-jdiwday If General fthermae had net atolen ellof the pfgi ea hit family # plantation, 1 that Thla incident moved to a *wtft and imular harkwhen Li#u Sli*'i man tint c’in*tala navta two Pnland-Chln* pitaHP *-■panted by the lolSowIng letter in .trktlyJmllltaff form; lt ] 1 l« answer to your rlain, foi pu.p- Jon tD*M arty atolen by 0**»ral WUUam T. Sherman dttring hi* itrotl through Georgia, giver, me greet pleasure te he ahte to rettnburve yeu. la hind, for the propertytaken.I General Sherman waa very lenientauh*of hV\t llIn i—HMiin the term* of SPidp offered the rebel landarmy, and I li sure that it wa* a matter forof oversight that your family ea* set re- leatlmdtin butted many year* ago and*. 1 hop# thi* favorable nation on j *ov rh#| yept claim will go far te etaent the ! netttetL friendly relatione hetueen the North and \ ddouth, end at learn weep one dawned rathenothe! from . la!mini *halt; he would have | will* millionaire today if ft had noi rev.ueeu for my etude** way* throughe-u, nwii.Will you he •§ kind aa to e*k now ledge (thatI, i *he two pit* hr endoraemant barton. ptitiCA i IOMN » iHRMANwa a m a. ^ tdMdd d * ikMk