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1. Richard W. Flournoy Postal Card - September 20, 1892

   Flournoy writes Bernard that he would like to have Sergeant Smith's statement published, even if it is put in the Appendix. He would like to meet Bernard in Petersburg on Saturday, September 24th, between 10 and 12 o'clock.

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2. Richard W. Flournoy Postcard - August 4, 1892

   Flournoy states to Bernard that he can meet him at West's bookstore at 8:30 AM on Saturday, August 6.

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3. Richard W. Flournoy Postcard - August 8, 1892

   Mr. Flournoy has written to Bernard saying that he had called at Mr. Brock's house soon after leaving Bernard that morning, but Mr. Brock was out of the city and so Flournoy could not get the information on Major Coit's paper.

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4. Richard W. Flournoy Postcard - August 9, 1892

   Mr. Flournoy is sending Bernard a list of the members of Otey's Battery who became ministers of the gospel.

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5. Richard W. Flournoy Post Card - August 15, 1892

   Mr. Flournoy received a postcard from Bernard that was forwarded to Cold Sulphur Springs, but says he did not receive the "Rural Messenger." He would be pleased if Bernard would send the latter to Goshen, Virginia. (The "Rural Messenger" was a weekly newspaper published in Petersburg, Virginia.)

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6. Richard W. Flournoy Post Card - August 6, 1892

   Flournoy writes Bernard - I can meet you at Mr. West's store on Monday. I don't think I can add anything to my last statement, but it will be my pleasure to give any more information that I may have.

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