ILLUSTRATIONS. Page. FRONTISPIECE.-STEEL PORTRAIT OF MR. DAVIS, from a photograph taken about the close of the war. Engraved by Illman Bros. PLATE II.-LETTER FROM MRS. DAVIS TO DR. JONES, authorlzing the publication of the Memorial Volume . . . III.-ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, RICHMOND, VA., where Mr. Davis worshiped-Washington Monument in the foreground IV.-BATTLE OF THE BAD AXE. Scene in the Black 4 10 45 61 65 VI-YOUNG DAVIS LEADING HIS COMMand at MonTE- VII.-DAVIS AND JOHNSTON NEGOTIATING WITH AMPU DIA. W. L. Sheppard . 81 85 VIII.-"STEADY, MISSISSIPPIANS." W. L. Sheppard. 101 105 .125 X.-THE WHITE HOUSE OF THE CONFEDERACY of yellow fever. From a photograph furnished by XII.—MR. AND MRS. ADDISON L. HAYES. 145 167 XIII.—MRS. HAYES'S FOUR CHILDREN AND NURSE . XVI.-MEMBERS OF THE FIRST CONFEDERATE CABINET.. 297 XVII.-INAUGURAL AT MONTGOMERY. From a photograph. 302 XVIII.-THE BIBLE USED IN TAKING THE OATH AT THE INAUGURAL. From an old photograph. Page. 307 XIX.-MRS. DAVIS IN FULL DRESS GIVING A RECEPTION From a photograph furnished by W. W. Davies. . 323 XXII.-DAVIS, LEE AND JACKSON IN COUNCIL. W. L. Sheppard.. 325 XXIII.-GEN. A. P. HILL ORDERING PRESIDENT DAVIS AND GENERAL LEE TO THE REAR. W. L. Sheppard.. 341 XXIV.-FROM A BUST BY VOLCK. The original now in possession of W. W. Davies, Lee Gallery. The Confederate ten cent postage stamp was designed from this bust... 351 403 XXV.-FIRST MEETING OF LEE AND DAVIS AFTER THE WAR 391 XXVI.-HIS CAPTURE. XXVII.-PARTING WITH HIS FAMILY. W. L. Sheppard. 411 XXVIII.-VIEW OF FORTRESS MONROE. Exterior of the casement; inside view of the casement; Revolutionary relics. W. L. Sheppard. 413 XXIX. THE DAVIS BAIL BOND. An exact reproduction.. 423 426 427 XXXII.-MRS. V. JEFFERSON DAVIS. From a recent photo graph. ... 434 XXXIII.-ON THE VERANDA at Beauvoir. W. L. Sheppard. 437 XXXIV.-MISS WINNIE DAVIS, "THE DAUGHTER OF THE CONFEDERACY." From a photograph taken by Davis, Richmond, Va. 442 XXXV.-CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE AND JUDGE UNDERWOOD. 469 XL.-BEARING THE REMAINS TO THE FUNERAL CAR... 531 XLI.-THE TOMB OF THE ARMY, OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION AT METARIE CEMETERY 543 XLVI.—THE LAST NIGHT'S VIGIL. From a photograph.. 553 XLIX.-MAYORS OF CITIES, and other prominent men in L.-LITTLE JOE DAVIS'S GRAVE. W. L. Sheppard.. 589 LI.-HOUSE IN WHICH THE FIRST MEETING OF THE CON- LII.-THE GRAND JURY WHICH INDICTED MR. DAVIS. The first mixed jury ever impaneled in the South; the celebrated John Minor Botts, of Virginia, being LIII.-MR. DAVIS'S RESIDENCE IN MONTGOMERY LIV.-PETIT JURY, WHICH WAS TO HAVE TRIED HIM. |