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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

I TICS fuK LIGir DRAGONS AND MOUNTED
KIFLEMES. u, Col. J. Lrcirs DAVIS. I vol s2mo.
iric. HIS.
The anove = tie lille Of u rea. aud portable vol
nine. iust published BY Mr. .~Aiolplu- Morris, OF this
city. which has beef SPECIAL. prepared l:!d put iortn
TO meet Il want greatly lei; jnst III TIL, lime, AID will.
therefore, We trust, meet w.tf general acceptance nrd
iuvor.
The author, Col. Davis, "a well knoTn Il. at nc
compliSned officer, hcing a graduate nfthe L. S. Nil
,tnry Academy, West Point, and Tor several Terr-
commander "i volunteer cavalry. He il, therefore,
perfectly acquainted with the requirements OF such
duty, aud has FULLY Answered them in the work be-
tore H..
Besides the drill OF the Troopers. it comprises tie
rryu!a. drill Vi the United States Mounted hihes. Is
authorized by n hoard OF officers OF the United S,a.cs
Army; the Revolver Manual, by Capt. Bell, L. s. a,
never heretofore published in any Uook o: ~:actic,;
.hc application Of the regular drill 70 single rank
formation, the various authorities inving been thor
ouyhly revised and thu TRANSACTIONS corrected 10y Col.
Davis Tor this work, Presenting a!;ogr;ilr. Snci: a
combination as has newer before ttr! puhi!sl'e". In
addition To which We may rneriivn u- anoih:r iutE.or-
;ant feature, the manual and directions tor ta'id:itlg
tie 'reccl-loGder, und other Improved arms no" be-
coming no popular, buL heretofore bur i!nperi.ctly
understood tEneuirer.
just published by A.; MoHHlS,
Nav lG Richmond, va.
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MARYLAND in Chaing.

.-@-2:. Nay l5.-The city is occupied
~. uo,ts. Regiments l. organizing
.,T..7a . srp:..r; the Lincoln admins.
c
r,,a.g Hicks, o: Mar land, has issued
=: .;ns.;oa calling for fur regiments TO
~ ,Nrri States. on the written aSsc.
Il me Secretary of War, that the said
,.sns1ls shall be detailed to service
q r.- In.:;s OF the State Of Maryland, or
: iI:u14 Of the Capitol OF the United
=, sal trut 10 serve beyond the limits
a.
.-.:.,r ticks has accordingly called the
). o. C,-aeral kenlv, and the seth regi-
ct M>7yiaai Militia, to report for the Ser
=. cu."s4 States.
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Arkansas, the N1nshs

Arkansas stands number nine in the ORDER
of SECESSION from the Washington despotisln.
and al admission into the glorious Southern
Republic. Thus, one by one, have these gal
liant States moved ont Of t. Union so perverted.
and confedcratrd Into II Republic destined t"
be tho ircest, the happies, and most enduring
Republic ever established on earth. When,
OH! when will Kentucky awake to her high
interests and take position with her sisters OF
the SoutEp Soon. very soon, We hope and
belicye.-THeutueky Statesman.
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VI. Russell. In Mobile.

Nay lS-W. q. Russell, the cor.
sen; Of the London Times, visited
M,:.:sa ard Gaines to-day. He was &C
.;-,el br several prominent citizens.
. 2i'se!t ms lie several important sugges
&c CT. Nlrdee, regarding the fort!hca-
Gathered from his experience in the
., soG seemed we'll pleased with Hardec's
.aai IL says Col. Hardee is every iuch
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~, GYgESEsvlLLE General E P Scn't, "
NEPHEW Ut Lieutrnsut GENERAL Whitfield Scott
If The Federal army, is engaged i'll organizing
a como,ny Of Infantry in Gssenesville, with eve
~ prospect of immediate success AS soon az
nypan;zed the company will tic mastered into
service. ard hold itself >utjrcl TO orders. villa;
n contrast is here presented between the uncle
and his nephew-.he one arranging f, The N;
vusion snd %subjugation Of the State that gave
him birth snd education, the other RISING up
under the <ublirn. patriotism ofuadylng love 70
offer his LIE, if need bs, il defence OF the nohoE
Of that State.
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:foTrr-ers Spiked at Fort Kearney

7:T kEARyEr, Nag l3.-Captain Tyler, OF
drasoons. commanding at this post,
~ ,a4i : mcb might take aud turn against
the tea twelve-pound howitzerS
s. ascsess'o1, spikcd them on the evening
,e !Hjh. IL lad received orders to re-
: %: ~!':ecss 10 Fort L~eavenworth, but
:g,f j; uasafe to do so in the distracted
q :.e country. Threats had been made
=. ,f..., E.ym him.
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BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

~
Tho Convention nl the Common {" ,slrh 81
Virginia, having adopted, On the IT'b day OF
April. lSfl, en- ordinance 80 repca! the r.ti.
~tica::"i! q! the Constitution of the United States
~ America, by the State Of Virginia. ami 20
!rsulic I'll The rights and powcrs Erantr,i I'LL.
der sai. Coastitution;' and by The schedule
theret' annexed, required polls 10 he opened
for the ratification or rejection Of The same by
the people OF this State, OIL the lrH TnuRsDAr
IL MAyneSt: N5w, therefore, |, JonS LErcuER,
EoTernnr Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, do
hereby proclaim Ina! the annexed is IN au.
thentIc copy Of the said Ordinance and seized
ile, anu that all officers designated therein are
required 10 conform - IFS provisions, IL every
respect
Given under ny hand. a. tiGvcrncr,
81. and under ::'e seal @! the Common
wealth, 1T Richmond, TINS oath day
of April, 1861, and i'll the ssh year
VI The Commonwealth,
JOHN LETClIEt.
BY The Goss,finr,
GEORGE ". MuNrukD.
Secretary of tic Commonwealth.
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NENC&EAifEEliS VA. kOt:CE>,
E.CiIAUEU, ElhGlEla.
Me- 1gru To-,

,ETsEtiL orders, No. Is.
" Ito is'iI!atr The u.epatca u! bus!ir-s, GoInpaty
Commanders are Eoril. III Inst their rrlus':ions FOR A:r..,
Equipments, AGmuaiti0n, C!u!hiEe, d., :n:=t ia hi! c"s's
p.ss;E:Ourh tsc!r iuanicd a;. Comm aiding Officer far t"s
approval or ttLer action. Afier 4 due lipse 81 ;Eac Tor
;hr communicated OF his order To The tTuuYs il Virginia,
20 r-qcis!;Ipyi will D. filed by authority from Ills ulicr
which de- not conform ~ il. The sane ru:. iuu,t also t-
ub,rrred IL I'LL oLariai letters a:d pSi-rs inica'ied for 'hc
acluu VI the CoiulE -nniag tirurrA. such papers inl.t De
addressed ~ the Auju!aat General VI the fifsiJit Forcrs.
ne signed by the Dihcrr, sending ihein, and De folced AID
endorsed as Repaired by regulations.
it.-Al pGiccrs who have received appointments In the
rlr.inla Forces. and rho havs not yet received orders as.
s!sn!ns .hrm t" day ny authority lion Ills Ul!Ice, are re-
qI.red Ia Report the lac; ID sooa a. rrActicah'ie, siafiLs the
Lalufc Of their sr;"iutm-E. and their address.
lli.-TLr ai;sEtinu Of gli OlireT, srrrinS In Virgins, %.
every grade, 1, u scI.;y called to the necessity oi prevent.
irsa NJ WISE ri TIE arcmuntion in The hanCs o: The mrn.
FrelueLl Gsp:cliUns vi The ch;tsits &c boxes Will be made,
ard rAcE mal held strictly accountable for tie Cartridges
Issued Ia him, r.!rss usrd IN battle or by order.
ly.-The attention q Commanding officer, Is Called "a
."Gtnrral Orders, 40. ~ OF the 3h!i Tit requiring IL.
monthly retufrs Of ;heir respective COMMANDS 10 ie sent
IL th:, ollie. The Information they contain 10 =sscn;. !! Ia
h proper administration of the service.
r.-l.Ieut caaat-COlonrl John \. Washington, NiTfst'.
vn!cn,csTi, I: Announced 20 The troops sr:rlas IN tlIsi. l..
~ &i.t!e.CaIip ;r ih- Commanding Gr.:T,I.
- c2rI:aa"a ui " nJOr Gcnrrs! Lu-.
l.. s. GARRETT,
ngvli-.; AEiItaut G-n-Tal.
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TeDnessee. the Tenth Star.

BY .ctiou of her Legislature, sustained by
the acclamatioDs Of her patriotic people, Ten
rsssec has claimed the renth Stur in the bright
GALAXY Of the 'Confederato States" The or
finance If secession and alliance with the
Montgomery Government Was passed IN Mon.
DAY and will te subInit:td for the approval o!
the. people a: an early day. 1t will be ap-
proved aliucst without. a dissenting voice
Tennessee is row enc OF The ''Coniederates."
Ali honor to Tennrsaee!-lHe":ucAg States
man.
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Volunteers Going Home.
s,t,on ~ yba aotinfura

.,".EsrRa, May IA number Of troops
: ! :l,r, r.osa, Bradford and Susouehanna
-, S!.o supposed they enlisted Tor th-ee
80, era soing home, because they aSa Re
=: ;o 80 lor three years. 1t is said that
~l.t:ol IRON McKaaa and Potter coun.
~ :c.d.rcd home within q week from
,mat.
- o..s...c,s III ugIn cuust--
? ,,a.v was conducted in 4 confused man,
G.l:s cor:a;ri:. the most stringent pro,
- IA :avt:c:as the highest obligations,
g ,.Sse5 u,it,rr!. lue delibera!icn.
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cdsrE Of The governors fpannsylvnnia,
dc ; ni".s .ncn"f Virginia, Missouri Ii
srutuCks.
Nav l4.-Goreruors Curtin,
b: p.aa',Jn. .: OHIO. have pledged the power
~ ,:e'"~ iar the protection Of the Union
ID. |--,,ra Virginia The Governors Of
.G:7ard Illinois have made a similar pledgr
.a laioriS;. ~ Kentucky and Missouri.
2.:.: oo:s;ac3 a pledge from President
III. IL, 80 c,Eapromise shall be enter
II -: n~s';o1al a.: again covers the
Il: 1~2:.,gs, tr2pe:.7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

l. T meeting Of The Board OF Con- Ei.H!oneis 10 audi
q Gni settle M!i!;ary and Naval expenditures Incurred
IN rtr defence Of the state, held at ki:in:oCd ely, it'- ST
day e Nay, lSb!, the following Instructions were ORDERED
20 he published Tor Attenuation:
In all cases OF charges By Railroads or other internal irr
prrvrEcn:., no more shat! ~ allowed than !s lryal accord
ifs 10 the Code nj Virginia (isjy chapter 81, SECTION Is
in thns- ca-es to which sali provision Of law applies, acu
the certifying o;iic-. shsi 80 s;a:r IL Ill. Certificate.
This Board nli allow no ci'arce by any keeper o, M
ordinary or house Of private ritrrtaiament, for auy otlrri
or private. en- route Er 1T ri q plac. rf reEi.z :ous or Ger
vice, "a, Il higher rate ihaa ~ cru;e per day, and for lcss
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az YI.E GovEnNoS OF y;KGINIA.

ft1iir r:,rilrr, ~ The United Slatrs. 1T the City OF
T. wa,hIna:ua,h having adopted the puIry nf prohibiting
The transportation Q! t:u.. grain, beef, peta, bacon, SID
p'ovisions, thereby stopping the avenues Of trade, AID
ri!nc:?g 4 tpIi Il, not only 10 wage Sas dga'nst, the South.
-GI hts:rs, without authority Of ;a~ and Agascst th> Com
,Ii'1,iGn Which Ice - sworn 20 ."fpnr:,uui 20 prevent then,
- Tar Us lies IL his power, from Supplying themselves With
the necesarirs OF lite, xnd III. Convention O: tEs s:a.e
having Invested The Executive Of Virginia With authority
20 ser ''i.a: In all ;hinct the Co.nEInnwe alth take no d-tti.
tneni," therefore J, John Lrich,r, Governor % Virginia, 10
c0uLI r!act such policy, aud fc'n'n within the limits Of his
state su I'll ARTICLES 40 ure essential 10 thr gupTort OF our
troops, md 10 TIE sustenaace Of or people, 10
hereby. prnclalra and make known that hereafter
ua,il further orders, 10 -four, grain, beet, pork, bacon
or provisions Of any description, shall be transported be-
You'd the l,uits Of ills CUtBTfnonweallh.
- Given under my hand, IS Governor. and u1der
L.t the Seal VI III. Commons eEiih, al RlchnonG, This
'--' ilth May. l,6l, Rad l. lie riEhty-hnh year Of
The Cc.aEioES r.:h.
john LGrcUEE,
By n. Governor:
Gkohds ". MrsFuEp, secrJ rfn.e CommonTth.
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A man named JOHN Bradford, OF Baltimore,
who claims 10 bs Il Nirginiai, formerly OF
Louisa county. is now III the hands Of the Fe
derul troops 4: Annapolis, and in danger Of his
life, for attempting TO convey d private weapon,
(the steam gu;,,J from BlltlIuvre to Harperis
Ferry, to vii 10 The Virginia authorities, II
thew should wi::l. 70 buy it. This is TO be con-
sidered As treason, and the luan perhaps hung,
,rn;,. on our side We are playing uagianin,ous
with the uarneys and Rodgers that We cap.
f,rr
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April eS-ctoeM
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Tie Maine Re.iruenSs.

4,a?s, Ne. May 1.-The Second regi-
; :: Mlac volunteers, the first to start for
81, lei. hy the cars to-day for Washing
3-;7-a earring they were addressed b.
!;ss!en; ilsmiin. They are under cvn-
-. Jameson.
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: 81 TELEGRAPH.
w.,hingtoH City.
rIETluMoND EScuiRN&

W..nington City.
Nay 1.-The North Carolina
:: 'S'I rs;I,ciors Of the customs have
ssh's -a,,rns 70 the Treasury Depart
"a ":.". :c;, hss been exempted from
,S' ,,,.s q ,:.c blockade.
.s@'"o"s il Washington city refuse to
i: ''o,:' !, :, support the Government, he.
- r'.. ,,aa.i authorities at their homes
;3[ m-,, 70 their families.
.,.x Nay mo additional troops
.-,,,I :1,;ay.
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.ron, New York.

.r,.r Nay la.--The steamer Bowman
.a.l fortress Monroe, with the
49,: rt.;.irsu OF the garrison, al attack
.,r-.t re; improbable.
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Ana5er"'s sEcasagc 80 the MasxncIu-
Asiio legislature.

Asiis Legislature.
5.:oG, Nay ia special session Of the
:.Aiu.v asst 10 day. Gov. Andrew, in his
..;se, says: This is no war Of sections
-; 1.-the North on the South. 1t is wagcd
':s.:e 10 iormer wrongs, bur it is u slrug
i tx people 10 vindic4is their own rights
Ian aad iEYigora,e the institutions ct
%ii:a:c:, in the majestic effort OF q Datioha!
'~siHrl4Et 10 v.ndics.e its power aud execute
lotions io- lie neilare aud happiness OF
.--.tn
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-; !~.E:3lt% E.~!a1NTED GuAkDs-fhis is
,',:< Oh n~s company organized on Tues
!: GA '-:ersourg, with sixty-ive men.
'%gs..ty le mustered into service in d few
-; afc p;e:ared to give a good account
@,e'?,s. 10 this company belongs the
III 'cy,'s|"S csnHor, Of which We gave
,@'' sc; r.'on a few DAYS since. Below
;-";.a , list o: the officers elected at
80. Icing Of the members:
80, Il. I:ay Pate; LIST Lieutenant, nr.
" l'S -, L D. Jordon; 3D.. w. W..
~; V:Ierl; Sergeant, q. T. Smith; 2i.
lie; FL. R. f. Johnson; 4th. l.. r
- Corporal, 5. u. Noe; ID John ..
-. !. L C0giG; 4Lh. ". Z. Chaplain.
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letter from uarper,s Ferr1.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Alexandria Gazette !
uArryI's FERRY, May l3.-Last night moro
,reors arrived, with munitions of war. They
are from the South Western portion Of Firgi-
lila. They are u lire ionking set Of men, stout
s:.G we'll mad@.
Al. idea sesraS to be getting possession ofthe
V,rgimian$ that the bayouet will 10 their uost
effective weapon in n contest. Several ccmpa-
nirs have consequently commenced drilling in
the hayonet exercise.
The force stationed 1T the Point of Rocks
has bcen strengthened, and a battery erected
there similar IN character to the famous Cum.
mings battery at Charleston.
Moro troops have also been sent to Shep.
heroslown, and q battery erected there
The heights in the neighborhood are now all
occupied, the bridges we'll defended, and scout
log parties are lraVersing the country in every
direction from " hich Il hostile :urce may posi-.
bly, come.
One thousand minnie uluskets arrived last
evening from North Carolina. Marylanders,
arc constantly coming in, unarmed. Yester.
day about forty Of the members Of the MARY.
land Legislature visited this place. The spe.
cial object Of this visit is not precisely known.
Many supposed that they came here to protest
against the Seizure Of the Maryland heights by
the Virgins troops. But the political COM.
plexion Of the delegation iorbids such an in
ference.
1t is thought by some that when war actu.
ally begins between Lincoln and Virginia,
thousands from Maryland vii! range them
selves On the side Of the latter
1t may be worthy Of notice that Ross WI
mans accompanied the delegation. lie believes
that there will be no war Of any consequence.
Spratt, o! South Carolina, vas also here. 4
gentleman just from Chambersburg says that
the military force stationed there is somewhat
in 8 state of disorgRaization. That the citi-
Gems are leaving the place from fear of the sol
dic!s; and that picket guards ere posted in
every direction, to prevent Il nocturnal sur.
prise, Of which they are painfully anprehen-
sive.
Last night IS more tcevcs were seized. There
are now whiting the command Of the Quarter.
mss,er here lGO, 900 bushels nj grain, all in def
ierson county, and rs much moro Can be OBJ
tained iTcm The same county, il necessary
Thus, you sec that Jefferson county can carry
Ga 4 smallwar korself-ior $40, 600 bushels Of
grain will support for Scme time All aruny u
10000 men.
There is quite a difference OF opinion here in
regard TO the point Of at!scS. "I,oh will &c Sc
iected BY Scott.
1t IS thought By many that there is not the
slightest probability Of IN attack upon this
point All the demonstrations made at Cham
b~ersburg, Hagerstown, Frederick and the Re.
lay are believed to he lnere tnints for The pur.
pose CT drawing q large force Of iirg n "rs
here and distructing their attention itum The
.rue point Of attack, which IS Nulfiik.
A number Of negro laborers will reach here
to day from the neighborhood. They are
brought here for the purpose Of aiding in the
construction Of Notifications upon the Mary
land and Virginia heights. BRrrrs.
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C~oNTRASaHD OF WAR.-The following arti.
clcs have been officially declared rs coming
under the head Of ''contraband Of war, by
the Federal Administration
Gold and silver coin, checks or bills Of ex-
change for money, articles Of food, clothing,
and materials for the manufacture Of clothing;
riHa, pistol, muskct and cannon balls and
shells; gunpowder, and Nil materials used in
its manufacture; ammunition and munitions
and implements of war Of every description;
books Of military education; saddles, harness
and trappings for flying artillery, field and
staff officers and cavalry troops, horses, gun
carriages, timber 70. ship building, NIL kinds OF
naval stores, engines. boilers and machinery
for bonts. locomotive engines and cars for
railroads, and goods and commodities which
might BIZ useful 10 the enemy in val.
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,.,o.,, ~t.eInniria.

s, Nay ls-The schooner IN
,.:co u nails for this port, was
, .' 'o,ss, /: :s- United States steamer
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E.::s IstGTaToHs!'

W ~ u
Ti!iff Schooner iiA:XALI, Cap;sta -. Il. No.;,
= viii receive r.. 'sat Tor :!e above por; THIS 49,.
dag. IHsSS.9
For bi!.9c" or re- st, 20 complete cArS' cf-tts:.
300 pacKacs, Tobacco, Giel. IN
May ID: DAVID d WILLIAM cCRElE.
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OF the wheeling Conren-

.r,y:, Ms Resolutions were pass
,,e7ssa.i0n condemaipg the ordi.
.sc,,>;,a snl providing for a Conven-
@r :.;h Of June, COMPOSED Of the
-. iro".n; + SEPARATION from Eirginia.
rSs.;,. hen adjourned sine die.
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GEORGE G. SrIGI
MINsNL III - IL,
EEASTUS :. RoWNTREE

EEASTUS :. ROW NFREE
ZEAL ESTATE Agent AaD ATTORNEY ~ La",
HEHHlIiGE. MISSOURI.
}Sfi-.. buy and sell Real rsta's on conm,Ssi9a, ert-r
~ Lands advantasrCun!y ALI pay .gS9s g! .@y Pc: o.!
Missouri.
| au al'c ;.or"saii J.: prepared, ~ a? Intimate acGrsir'.
anct ";in tar r:tl estate III Missouri, 10 IL pa, : reliable IL
formation IN rcsnr,! - Ihe locality A.. :".i.! = ii a.; "a.
vacant lands n TIL, state Row sub:rct - 'Ef:y, - az
csE:S. - cents. 20 cents. ~, II - ma - ~ per ace, /
4n also Grabbed. by cIre!u: lavc.rg alton. TO iIIuIsa -'t-
factory ..;Gi La,:i".. Ia !ci.:.aG 10 tie pi,tr, location .--
fertility Of he private :cII estate IL .Ly cUU-ty OF coag~
;ieS o! Missouri.
Orders Cor genera! inra' nation Ia r":a.i 20 Lands = -.
or in different ccuul.s d the state, Will rr"ri:r prOE?I ; -
tru;ion. II accompscitG by $ir; In en-. ceca:y. bv 3; ~
rayrneL. Of ;a~r. or information IN relation, thsEr''. ~
81 |" 10: every c6ua'y.
AZ an Attorney. VIII make prompt collections and .:'+r.
Ia business In any pert Of Missouri Drst of references
given IL r.cr!rcA. I.i:iSrCS :. RON EL!.EE.
Ap.ii .:--lY
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49, co fs P0SDENCE.-ro

VIZ LIONs, E-U..
TIE undersigned, voters OF the county OF IIenrico, being
Of the opinion that the DrSt Legislature OF VII ginla wN! b.
The most important sluce the +, yolr;ion o! 1910, ami We
should be represented by the most talented, iwlses, ylr:u.
Gus and patriotic Of her Sous, most respectfully ask the
use Of y.ur psue Az Il candidate Tor cur county. bclieStGS
you combine IN an'erineni degree, shose traits Of cha.so,
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L: Command q Major General Lee.
e.. GARRETT,
Ha. ,E-.t AJI,,,,. Trs
'NJ '"-Vt HUJnIahI Hrn"thI.
OFFICE Uf YIs g E~NSpECaUaz :. E.N5L,

k~ICIlMUAD, May 18Th, 1861.
{ IL armed Companies II ln!tntry, l. sht l~.tIGiry and
"A I:usmen IN the cuuu;ie, OF p.lsy.".L!., Halifax,
Charlotte, MrcAleanurk, Bsraswck. Ora! son. E"t;uway,
FRINGE EIward. AppOna,!us. BucA!GghaIu, LUui,d. iIa.J.
vsr, Go0chland, ~rv.hatsn, Cumberland, iisnrico, Ancii,
iiuva.ni aud The city OF kichmond, repo:tIn. al this oil.
Zee with not !r,s Than the number OF msn required by Law,
Viii b. received At once ;uto Tie set,T!c..
It Is Sery important hat zach company shah ha"- /; ID.
leas: seventy ulcR. rank ind file, and il: any m.Ebrrs are
I I armrd he det !i-ncy will Ut suopledhr!t.
CharIn,u cuupaI:es will be reported by i-;lc! Ui,..crt
delay and prc!t renee will be given awoaY ,hru 10 ,!osc
Ea sing Eject I.r.abrrs ard beat prepared With ct1th!uy uaG
outfit Tor camp liz. JOHN u. BALDWIN,
H.y ;E-tot rJ. lrabrrtnr To-, No. al
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Of Legal Process in Kentucky.

:.,-:lts, May 1.-The Senate passed a
yt,;e.d.y saspcUdins the civil courts TIL
cs4 ordering all executions issued
.-.."a.Ty las. TO be re-issued, and return.
:. ~..iafcii!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-05-17

,Gs L.: So URDRR.-Miss Henrietta
.. "''' LAWN as an actressin Buffalo,
,'e fco'a e J."Wilkes Booth, at Stau.
IN 49, -'5o'ny, :ast Friday, and attacked
~ m"I q c'iS, cutting his face badly. Size
;,ra n9"eTer, succeed in ~intics;ng { mortal
~, sa'l're in this. Ae retired - her own
49,, .F & ;herset.. NOT bad enough
g. ussd, .,*e7er. Tie cause was dis.
" slcct!Gu, ur scE:e lille affair Of that
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D. Il. Todd, a brother-ia.law OF Aoraha"
Lincoln, has been appointed q Captain IN the
Confederate army.
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VOLUNTEER COMPANY IN GOOCEi-
Y LANDAU persons wishing to join r fclunteerH1
Company, will icRll immediately? ri Goochiand Court n
House. }. II. Guy. -
Ny iE-cnNN
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EXECUTIVE pEpAKTMHS'r. !

w " "
71iEIE following Ordinance Of the ConvtI:!on OF tn!a Cum
moaxralth, /. ~pui,l.shs': by Its order, for genera! In
foru.,Ion. GEORGE ". mCSfoRD.
Secretary Of the CpIrnonw wealth.