April 5. 1865 there oa his way to Appomattox. ice Left at Daylight On . April i), Mai. Gen. A A Humphreys wrote that "Mr. Cottrell, at Amelia Sulphur Springs says Gen Lee left this place about day light th’s morning, that about an hour before we began firing on tin enemy her. an office” of the C >n federate Army told Cottrell that 'liey would b< v\ t ■ !: . passing and that another column was moving on the Paineville road. He thinks that there is considerable of their foice in rear of the column I have broken into." The Sp ings however, survived, and were operating as a resort as late , as 1877. Even current-day Ameliar,s can remrm!dancing the-c. but these days are cone now unless you're nfmble-footed enough ■ •

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