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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 23. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.9 (search)
tony and Cleopatra the night before he was killed. For a number of years we had in our employ, as local reporter, Mr. T. B. Ruffin, who is now dead. Mr. Ruffin was a printer, and went from Virginia to the Southwest about 1858, where he remained uMr. Ruffin was a printer, and went from Virginia to the Southwest about 1858, where he remained until the war broke out, when he returned as a member of a Memphis company. Some twelve or fifteen years ago, when conversing with him relative to the poem named, he told me that he had read it about the year 1860 in a weekly paper published in Louist you could prove the groundlessness of the claim that has been made in Ohio that General Lytle composed the verses. Mr. Ruffin worked in Baton Rouge on State printing, I think, shortly before the war commenced. He was in Memphis, however, when tnd happiness, I am, Yours very truly, Joseph G. Fiveash. P. S.—My partner, Mr. Edwards, says that he thinks that Ruffin named the Sugar Bowl as the paper that published the poem. J. G. F. Since writing the above Mr. Robert W. Tunstall