A rep >rtcu was . v hown a relic of the late war
yesterday. It wasa musty,hand-made leather
wallet, ihe property of? Ir. Francis M. Dagley,
salesman at Jo <ex son’s. Nir. Bagley was a
meirJ orof compii:v -»<. Twcnty-riglit’h Geor
gia battalion. When Mr. Bagley r turned
from tho war he deposited hi ■> wallet intho
bottom of his trunk, whore it remained until
he saw it by Uiant'i? yesterday, ami brought it
tn the store. The wallet <•« utained some in
teresting war document: , w hich forcibly’ lecali
tln se awful, yet glorious days of strife. Tho
papers were musty and discolored with age.
One of them bore stains of blood.
Two of Ihe papers were furloughs, for sixty
davs e.b-h, s ; gnc<l by Carlisle Terry, senior sur
geon board of Dr. Terry is now a
resident physician. Another was a “descrip
tive list and account of pay and clothing.”
i’nder the head of remarks was jotted down:
“lias drawn one jacket, one pants, one shirt,
one pair of drawers, one cap. one pair ot
socks." Across the back of this decununt tho
following entry was written : “Paid at Colunv
bus, Ga., Novemb. r :‘2,18 L four months* pay,
less live days, to April 30, 18PI, $12.33. A. B»
Ragan, major ami paymaster.’’
Another curiosity was a sheet of uncut fivc
c.-nt pieces, printed on ord.nary newspaper*
J he lac-simile of one of tiie.se is given In low:
’ * x- n~
: : NO. 2'Z,571. :J >
1 : Raleigh, Oat. Ist, 1361.
