Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-13

portion of squad No s. had procured violin
some of the citizens and distance tbs
green enjoying themselves in a social waltz their
msns no. disturbing portion of the camp. they
permitted, unnoteed-a Though ben, against the
rules of Corps. Oar Commander being in his
rest, apprised of il outi morning. On
hearng'he replied; II do will done
This camp AT O'Clock A our signal gun wa.
fred and the Revii'es beat TO rise aud
prepare for morning duty. AT O'Clock wsr. under
arms and marched until through city then
ed to camp Par, Of our corps by iasi,aon parook of
breakfast the National Hotel remainder a, the Rich
mond House. At 10 O'Clock marched with the
r"ys 10 recsive the WAYNE Cadets Comm anded
King, of Cenaeville, la. They we'll disciplined
Corps, much to the etei, of place Upon returning
TO the Richmond House. Col Ralsback introduced
several soaRiseT Companies, two old ssnsnan who lad
served in the Revolutionary war. They wets received
with tho usual honors and matched with camp. AT
o'clock r NJ the three Companies marched through the
principal Streets visited endd the Orthodox
church, where sham battle fought amid large COL
lection of citizens Greys & Cad-is dtlling heavy Ia
fan,ry the Guards Rhemen Previous o
camp of the an.ienre obtained admission
officers III charge of the church for l,
doubt the largest the United States society
is beautiful building Our Corps expressed rege, that
we had not change Q! Dress with Us III the sfose W being
distance from camp fully apprised
tina, this OF Christians opposed performance
OF niiitafy 1uty-it beng intention all
infringe upon the tights and privileges any order
The Friends Society of Richmond, though op-
position 10 in opinions sheir department towards
such reflect credit upon their order Christians and
respec, to the place where they reside After
to camp !, was announced that the Companies would drill
a, 5 O'Clock P NJ. invitation gwen the citizens
visi, the camp tina. The large
number Of citizens with ladies gathered
green TO witness the performance. The Companies
under their Commanders, each drilling his
proposition male 10 have sham battle the green
lit being the OF Hence ith feuct
Corps consented TO it, had retained principal
of drill for this evening. Blu, work, and
time the Infantry with their bayoness routed
round the camp the amusement of the audience nut
Modification, had protection IN the open field.
We did the best we could, yet il was poor.
After drill III The evening" several ladies isiied tents
We of their intention call
quenlly they found the Commander and Others
corps in ORDER The squads whose of
der will be the look for the ladies hereafter We
ceei sis, from Richmond Band for which they have
our ihanhs--at III O'Clock, we retired to rest
In the morning. j, beng Sabba,n, aroused by
the beating of the Revilee. Tho morning duty
gh, of the day. Our en- hauled down
left for our homes distance of thirty miles. Upon
entering State gave three cheers, which that
ranspred worthy Of note in travels home.
In all uamps various places for the years
we have never performed journey that much
raj satisfaction corps did trip Richmond
Their attention TO their department aud
good ode has made lasting impression upon the
every member of corps. OsE OF THE GuARps,
Winchester, Aug II, 1874