Book Traces: Civil War Era Readers and Their Books in Virginia Libraries

L[érters?]. [Uie?] il Santo V[ilto?] de [Lucin?]

[Moris?] F. E. D[avis?]

Griggs Hall

Presented to Library of William and Mary College by Hampton Institute

[277?] 378 James A [Taib?] 4[8/0?][8/0?] 580 680 778 880 [9?]80

Count Cab[oin?] dangerously ill June [0?]1 He was bled several times, Congesti[on?] [MMe?] B[lain?] being [o?]pp[??] [tobe?] the [??] [though?] they said his intellect was not impaired. There was [??] excelen[ce??] [a?]ma[r?]y [??] [??] about him the [bost?] June 5 1861 Po[r?]t 7th He died at 7 [of?] ofthe 7th the House of [??] opened with the [??] all lamenting his loss _ the Marquis of Bath alone said [??] the Count violated every Law, human & divine

Poor [Lag?] [??] [Holy?] the Chamber of Deputies announced the death of Count Cab[oin?] amid expressions of profound grief from the Assembly the King had [??]ed Ba[ron?] [R?]icasoli to his place. His burial was to take place in the [Lyal?] [oof?] He had sent for a priest to give him the consolations of religion & was quite composed though in his moments of delirium, he called out "Italy" "Rome" "Venice" "Napoleon" he was to be buried at Turin in a conspicuous spot but his family [has?] [??] given [??] [??]

N J [M?]Lai[ry?] May 21st 1882. Sunday [??]

W. J. M. La[i?]y Aug 21st 1881

Mrs. E. L Mil[k?]a[n?]

John Owen Conna[nghh?] [Sgnns?]

John Owen Conna[ught?] [Sgua?]

J[ms?]. Sandbro[o/c?]k.