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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

- DR. i, ", GAGE.sCA.-DEAR
- ~ sa-Ih have for some nouthi u5eiin ny tanlb sem
80 .Iy celebrated Baking 20 ~ deTs and tAAs pe,s
~ them al families The very oeel srues
b,yr &c. trea Tor making hight sScs sp2ny bread Ieee
no "a sr BAD bread Hhea Sclnpleh foWdeTs SIC osso
,.,y. 500 fe,a fs3-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
- uEADS OF DEPAKT-

ENS HENFs AND ksslSTANrs-l would beg TO invite me
enon Of the Heads Of Departments OF the various branches OF
&c oy.Ep.nt OF the Confederate states In Richmond
NJ argr And ezcnslye Stock Of Books, Paper stauon-
cry, Envelopes, Hank Books, Ace when VIII
flrrisl then fsiT prices. NJ,
Having attached my establishment extensive Book bnde
~ w a. rgnsrcd 70 execute sintiUg and the Manufacture Of
Ham Books every description W the best manner sSd e
FubEsAer Aud Bookseller,
LA 81 kGin s,rest, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
nIrAnH. CAPNI tiIIitnrr CnnslI Lon

NJ nOOIEt od,s8 a. Wholesale aud Retail TO the Military
nd Ybus ssu-rsg hiB ot Home Manufactured
Cood Grgv Eu I'D BLACK Eud ENguc Style Caps
b hsd d ~ sb'7usat favorable terms - In any lily
: n soua PxrCuisE attention desired - hs black Military
lIr; Isl the hle durable sli Sarbes. Cap maHufc
AIRED Hay1g hand good supply Of Itock the manufacture
o. DFe8 s,s Wholesale and Retail trade viii be o0uHg
- mo " SO N A.LE s--r-. Ec-n.nna Va .-.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
DLAaTATlJN EOOR.-
L fLkNfAnosABD SAas rssTRuoTIog,

n
INVENTORY, and ACC YET bcOE.
Ior ne use Of h.nsssrs q Es saa IL, better oaens
and Of plantation tucne uasBy psEtc-
pis-s ~ ssouhrIn Planter "orisr Heavens essf as
w. RANDOLPH Ets pabHshsd and rpEo we'd sdi.ioEs
The ffe ana psicos Ger one f fsr o. So fer
three years 40 for ccr years 1c9 fer Eve ysAI o. Ao,
Asodher edition. particularly adapted Fer oetioh Pinison
Price ~.
Ire spthor Of s boNk enc Of The est saecess i.rps IN
ee souten eases and The ys<nae Of hss ADDED .ns
q uho1ssnds Of dcs-sto his ssssss n
os.slos.s Of 800 bss, vs'sssis y r.s, WI Be H.iN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

TlyO HYsIOIANs. sub Carbonate Isruts Offer.
ed 10 you perfect subs1 fer the Sub Nitrate which 10
now sh and The eompes Of the Dieosatcry
wide psyst assert m the sob Car ona:s many very pot
neut aub Nitrate and many prominent
'iosen rr.ss .unicsn, supply received % al al prs,ep
s supply CT the best chemicals and al
prcduc snssis heretofore SUPPLY Ia the most
fr subscriptions Of hEAOE BAKER,
ys6 Man above poctOnce se26
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
INSURANCE. OFFICES &C.

INSURANCE. UFFlCES &G.
INSURAN
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Comply.
Onfce Companys New building,
No. lss Main Street, Rich'd, Va
CAPITAL 100000
SURPLUS
rUyHIs old Institution Chartered by tho Legislature Of vlr
gns In 1891 continues 70 Insure Ia city and country,
damage BY IRE amost every description pro-
and Cargoes and risks Inland trans
poson taken to all parts the world at reasonable rates OF
premium. -
received operates In reurD liberal and prompt settlement OF
claims which has rs pleasure 10 observe.
and Citizens generally be referred 70
parties already insured In this Company In afy counties 10
hpplicson BY otherwise the President seere.a
ny, viii meet prompt attention
Jo, Allen, J. r. wadswoTth, Geo. W. Smith,
W. L. Cowardin, Vim. Beers, 7. Cullen, NJ d.
II L. Kent, Thomas samson, d. IA Winston,
VIM. Palmer, u w. Purcell, T. d. hAury,
Parker ,s S0i a' wHstOs' Samuel r. la'Ar0p
W. L o0wARDN, President
VIZ. WILLIS, Ja., Secretary. oelI
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
SURPLUS 200.
once No. 1S3 Main ST, Richuond.
MARINE INSURANCE on vesssls, Cargo ami Freight
INLAND IHsURAkok Goods transported By Rivers sana %
yRE INSURANCE Oh MerchAnd genera ". Dxsng Hoa,
Warehouses, ~ other Buildings In town or country.
POLICIES ssred AZ stes and esses promptly paid
ocunu csOnS re evss a, the once or hIous, any Director
J. H. nopsAaur, Bee,. au21
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
DyyAl 3 N0n Oy,s "asosss Z; r9N1.: ES,t

Rsi.s Tisss tAs % appetite sad Relieving them Of Bots
and Wos hou1I 5aret and DistcupeF. and sh Diseases
n zheh hor. subject Internally Ihs "Hoss Toue
ts AZ appetite goy Goa, q hNr snd eau be len Oh a'
the animal Ia owed wthOu his farg back TO his nrs poor
eoaddoo Il hks been used extensively since IA Introduction,
four YEAR, ths city and ali paris Of the state Of VIZ
gna Carolina Nss YoE, ani In almost every quart Ct
th- Uui,n-and the demand Is steadily Increasing.
The Horse Touic has given universal Subtraction az f a. The
rrpe bsen ascertain Ncaa be ohsinet Ot the
prac1aI dl.s IA tls STATE and Of JAS p nUNAI, Drag
sst soa Proprietor sad Hannaciurrr s.e1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
eo@SPECYAL NOTICE.-OEi

N -rsz,su,y OF procuring supplies. except for eAsh,
nv Ess hereafter vii he cr eah only, excepting only those
~ Gs,SsSS "a Jvlv JSo o PAGE il,
80 No. ps Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

ME have hand choice Of the nnst Old wines
w and ilquo Imported Into this county, which vii ssI
usE Old pT!ss just have Alssys sold them pre-
Parties EhO desire supply themselves vito
eaiee ssds Do &C. In quantities 70 ssll tkslr vEn
gzLDEN MILLER,
aua Corner itth aud Carr etrDos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
X q DICKINSON. | Surviving
NAT. b. HILL, partners.

20 PARTNRRssTEP.-Th s subssrbtri have asaoS,Atet
X ihrm5SNs scldss, uGisr e style Of DeTS1S M or
Of egors a. ne oil sstashhel ssnd o. Dlekh,"n
HuACa MuFo DUhiNstN,
Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

GREAT SALE
At REDUCED PRICRsi
OF LARGE PORTION OF Our sTCcK OF
RICH d r Il S = @ GODS,
ON csantc In cioak Roors 10 begin WIS
~ DAY, and continue u all TIA Goods sold 70 recue I
stock and busnfr1 70 tie condition n the tinss.
Among The Good, 20. oss'ed, are.
BssGtni llk Dresses Al SO, SO, tl6 ard So
Beautiful Gik Robes al tl0 10 e20.
Bsregs Robes at - and tlo
epesoid Uefrspi Dresses o. eis.
4 grea1 variety Of
Bareges, Grenaiinss, Ohaf<,
PoptrJ, OrysnAes. Lawns,
70 be sold without regare 10 ec<. tAhL n PRICE %.
EpThe new Good, Of the receiving by every sans
IIARRIs' JcCKRY-cLUB SMOKING TOBACCO, much
Il sought after by xnnoters. for tslaby
sni4 W. PETERSON 4 CO., IS Nsin sits.
THE HANDBOOK OF sETIsLESY, by cspt.
John Roberts, 4.h RegGent Artillery, .. Army vouIse,
1890 nusn. Pee g. edition Will be ready the last OF
July.
To be published July 9h pocket MAP q Virginia; ISs
70 centa
In preparauor poel., TESTAMENT similar IN Dire and ,ys
70 The Bbls socey agate, s.1o, and rs near IKE a. poss
Win be resSy for delivery advance orders 10 seeb
Price go per Hundred Amer the advance orders are ned The
price win be t12 81 per hundred, and 10 cts at rtsh
iS w. RsNDoLPs, ie1 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
HUNT a. JAMES,

Richmond. Virginia.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Api ksus l TIE aals u Manufactured SUD snC!ns Tobacco
s00 pacEEgsl nov fog sale sels-sn
s-Wnt a.sr Republican stanton Spectator and Frvier
os5grs Nsws VII copy sAI ssnd bi 70 Whig once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09


SELDEN MILLER, Corner 18th and Gary Streets
y have In store @ sssortsent cf Groceries Wines and L.
quor choke qualities which they disposed to sell At he
lowest prices for Cash, the ns Zine 10 pcnppsy
Incuied 10 Bssor,tLt VIII be found the enes
qualities OF Brande and Wines mpor into the country large
portion OF which have been Imported cUseyes, 70 su the
Of those desring the very choinest eeett mhs
uJoNrAINEs' soLiDiYiED DREAM " WILD YL0wEEs-Jor
Sharing nothing be sAtl sr.. YoF the abluon
Of nfsn1 preventing eupNon &C. sgrsct 70 any other
W. PEfn zoo 90, Druggists,
uihIs ip6 MAIN stresA
pAOON. 1000 lbs Furry County 2sus ard hos Round Bs
1,ss - '-'' W. a. pLrAsAsrs.
DOCKET AND TABLB OUTLEnY.-ws have In
store large assortment Of Pocket and Table Gallery which
we offer for GALS cheap. cLAhBsoN 90,
No Io6 Main street
CHATNs-we have In store and ore sale 5000 pairs
" trace Chhns all quses 200 bright and log 10 casks
proof coll do back, breast tongue ard well do MOORE
C0 importers Of Hardware, lil MAa u. oell
A CTIVE sgavIOg-J. ". RANDOLPH, l2l Main e. ee, will
N publ tbs morning Capt Vlele's handbook for Active
6eree cortsnHR practical instruction 10 Camp Duties Tie
Guard and Guard Goaug; Rsons Mode Cooking ;he
with plates, price IS eta oelb
DANK NOTE PAPER W RANDOLPH has for sale 1900
be unite felted oeto
& choice quality 30 bb choice sOassss 10 bb crushed su
ssS for sae by DUSLoP, MosoURE 90. cc'1-lw
Hs.Es CHEAP INsUIs ANCE.--H erring's
ESs4e Patent Fire Froof nnch for The
cost than Insurance Poces and mars yes business
store. KNOWLES 4 wkLP0RD,
jsSl $50 hSin street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

SAgR, BLINDS AND DOORS.
SAVING AND TURNING.
UyHr Oldest Establishment In Richmond where be be hi
The above articles In perfection st the shortest notice
Being confident OF giving entire sasAon the subscter se
cabinet aud Turning h busness public
have ths -srk ooss delay Give nss call
III HrLrg LNpTIp, Hsvo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

nIgGOLuEsDN or OO-PAhTNEtS>HIP.-
he death or q EIL the concern " DtckSSos, biii
60 q sovci All persons Indebted 10 said concern VIII AXE
us PAYMENT TIE Of the will Dc ufsd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09
MAP OF TEX STATE OF yIrGyNIA.
WET JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Bcokseiers and stsuoners.

No. IS Main Street,
Rsys uurch,.ed the entire edition Of Richie DrncaynS
edition of tis Hap Of - vlios the rcs'
rs.e man Of tt Plato ever puthet osstans al ths
r, pncIpsi towns rarosis rivers canals AID all other later
nal put In nest packed form price 81 81 %
Rniers %.
one volume, With plates I'D maps co.
The Volunteer 'Hsud BocS. br Capt. Jsz Lea CT the yTa
Rssius nt yirljLia Volunteer; til thousand bge.
Cab must Ne ssni With the orders IN ell eaze<.
NB-Wehsveil press snt Win p1bl,sh shSE;y, Gilh3 ~
Manual for aud nEs, containing szes a0o
iIiustIa !ons-
skraishs.,' Drill snd Bsyone EIsrse pretsse, iusIsei
BY Capt M:on Gary Of tie FI Regineat vsriG 7iIn
tssry, new edition. 6lh thousand.
Lddress orders 70 WEST Johnston
mvs1 pnhhshsrs. las Hsn s-s-t alsllz5and "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

HAVING Wood and LenSsr Ysri, tke line Of tie yCrt
III River Railroad opposite r:y Warehouse made
rsnzeEen for copssrt supply CT Oak ara Pine wocd ss
Will be delivered 10 fs!ss, >: ne very c-e riirket price
Builders VII! also fnd goes, azoriEsnt Of the best virginia
Lunber. which win be SOLD CT accommodating tstaI.
fsqI A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
Matters IN Narylant,.

Three spontaneous Union meetings were
held on TUESDAY night in different sections
Of Baltimore. Thcv were well attended,
Straight out | mon resolutions were adopted.
IN favor OF sustaining the government. ex-
pressing appreciation Of General Scott. and :.
determination 10 maintain the honor of the
national flag. Jnion badges are becoming
quite prominent on the streets.
One OF the Rhode Island regiment writes
as from, Warl;nStor '.Th, beet lookiu :,
man saw between annapolis and Washing
ton was mon man, who met Gov Sprague
on the way. and talked hopefully in regard
to national affairs, saving that he had taken
his stand .of the Union. but did not know
but the >ece>sonistS would shoot him. And
the best and Only good looking girls we saw
on that route came out of 4 neat cottage and
displayed little national flag, with the MOT
to. 1.-The Union must be preserved" E.acl.
regiment a. it passed greeted them with a
heart. round # cheers. The band PLAYING pa
tfiotiC ais. hut few whites showed them
selves aioig tHv route, bat those We had an
opportun:'. o: conversinS with came to I. We
" good understanding with us. and said n,
marching rt the troops through Narylan
would have good effect as the troops were
general! sentlcmanly and paid for all they
bought. and tie [ Mon portion Of the reopl,
feel they are to have protection hereai:
ter"
Not secession badge was visible in B Iii
more on Tuesday, and bold language va,
Used against the SecessionlstS.
Wnans, the millionaire. who was one Of
the instig gators Of the marderous secess.oI
mob and was elected by them to the Ieyisa-
ture, is now trying to take the back tack.
1t is said that the whiskey distliers of Bal
t!more were some of the worst in>!igators of
the mob, thinking their business would suf
fer unless Maryland adhered to tie South
These distillers actually hired a portion of
the mob to assault the Massachusett
troops.
Mayor Brown of Baltimore denies that h
ordered the Massachusetts troops to deien
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
Matters i'm The South.

Gov Nasottin Of Kentucky publishes let
ter Genyins that he had furnished arms to
X rntuchv recruits for the confederate army,
ard SAVING that he fatty refused the request
of thr confederate secretary of war for troops.
lie SAYS his present purpose is 20 arm Ken
tYcly 80 that she may resist invasion, and be
abe to maintain any position she n.av choose
- assume. and to maintain tIieDdly relations
with the border free states
\ gentleman from Richmond represents
nat the terror ane! excitement there arr. ter
-ln.,-. Ihe troops there. he saws are a nnrl,
>st : men, but ignorant beyond belief. Z!
u In.> i2uorance the leaders take every ,u-
v1HtaCe. Some ~ the Statements he herc
mad" would hardly be cfe!it,d as the as>e--
'ion> Il sane men. He listened to on. man
who publicly stated thai the Seventh req
ment had been cut ~ pieces in The stra,-rs
i Annapolis. ana that 1t MmStlt Satr more
nan 100 OF their dead bodies k;a- Ia tie
streets ot that CITY. Another man he heard
.>>ure the crowd that the Massachusetts vag-
aha nd> had he"n quagtertd IN the capitol al
I " ashlugton, and had amused themselves
~ running their hiyonets through the pic
sreS which adorned i. ard that the lich
hanging II The 4 tt'-rert rooms have perl
-ulie,i aowr ii mate into blankets AM
"r'ppfr> .or the use OF the tro"ps. OF III.
: hern s"idier> another writer >a,s:-
e" They are brave. reckless. accustomed to lie
u>c % rms. ana Senera.il capital horsrmt u.
hut all that have Seen lack discipline, ant
hat in way that is almost Impossible, to rem
"Gv. and ali are deficient ii muscle-the pow
~ of endurance. In an attack which reauir-
ed spirit. | should thiak they would be
strong. but to meet an attack, or anywhere
that strong and steady action IS required.
thev ale unreliable.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
State OF \ ernGmt.
ApJUTANr x INSPECTOR GEMS OFFtf

ApurANr& INSPECTOR GEMS OFFI,f.
Rutland. April ~. 1851.
,..., a. ,.h.t... AL li,:... -.
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",'''
The following articles are necessary Ior
troops N campaign service
IN EACH INAr>A,h,
Elarr. >bir,
mr. drawers
ny s., ,L;nos
Tn;,o,, ,t,;r,
E9'rl.,
Cr.,... ,on..;l.,
T',,,l
~, ro,,,
Z..,l, .a,a r;,b ,Lr.,1 S,,.,. i,,,.,-s
70
Shoe hrr., .,l lI,cl;,.c ..,.ri, ~,,,,a,
,,...',,.,,T
~ fAOh ''N'ANf i"''''- s'''' I'' Ni-
Mess chests, with proper partitions tor 81
gar, coffee soap. salt, ch:."''N' one '.h l''t.t'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
The Reinforcement of Fort PiCkpm>.

The purser of the steamship Atlanticw hich
arrived at New York, Wednesday, gives the
following interesting account OF the rein
torcement of Fort Pickens. for which place
the Atlantic was dispatched with men ard
stores, April :. under sealed orders a:
I'VE arrived and dropped anchor in the
outer roads at Key West. three miles from
Fort Taylor. At > p. m. on Saturday. tic
18th. one of our boats was sent to Fort Tay-
lor, conveying Col Brown and his staff " no
had prolonged interviews with the officers
both military and civil. At p. m. we COM
menced receiving additional troops s,ordnanye.
ordnance stores, and shells. which were pI ,c-
ed Oh lighter and towed out to the Allan
tic by the United States steamer Crusader.
Capt Craven.
This labor was continued without cessa-
ton until t a. m. of Sunday the lith, and
at a. N. we weighed anchor and stecrcd for
Tortugas, where we anchored close to For,
Jefferson at , p. M. on the same day. At
this point We took on board more officers
troops, laborerS, howitzers. gun carriages.
materials, &C., and at 9 p. ii. We're under
way for our tinal destination, which was now
known OiiiN W WI DlO"iI '!U Ndpt NttSS
of the army, and to Capt Gray of the Allan
tic.
During the night and the next day great
curiosity was manifested, and although the
ships course seemed to indicate Fort Pick
ems, yet il was not until the evening of Mon.
dav, the 10Th, that the secret was disclosed
and the reinforcement Of Fort pickcns open
ly announced. Up 10 this tine all was con
lecture, but now the cOuntenances OF all Oh
board beamed with the know ledge OF an ap
preaching event. Activity and preparation
took the place of supineness and uncertain
ty, and the fact that Fort PickenS could 0t
and should be reinforced was settled tha
night.
+ On Tuesday, the 10th, at 81 p m, We on
chored off Santa Rosa Island. Fort Picken
being on its Western extremities) four mile
from shore, close by frigate Sabine, the tias
ship of the squadron, Commodore Adams
After communicating with the commando
and the naval officers present, We took in tov
the boats of the fleet some twenty In mum
Der, and after dark weighed anchor and stoo'
in shore, all lights being extinsuished, an,
came to anchor within a mile of Fort Pick
ems, and in direct range Of the guns of Foi
McRae and the water batteries, and three
fourths of mile from the beach, in four f.
thoms of water.
At quarter past 9 the first boat pushe
off for the beach, with Col Brown and CAY
Meigs, who were the first to meet the intreI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
~OA&~

SENATOR JoHNSoN.--\ despatch from
Lynchburg, Va, says that Andrew Johnson,
United States senator from Tennessee, pass
ed through there on Sunday, ON his way from
Washington to Tennessee. A large crowd
assembled and groaned at him and offered
every indisnity, including pulling his nose.
Every effort was made to take him OFT the
cars.
The demonstrations were first suggested
by Tennesseeans. Great difficulty was cxpe-
rlenced in restraining the populace. John
son was protected by the conductor and 9th:
ers' who begged that he might be permitted
to proceed home and let his own people dea
with him,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
Health and Comfort of our Soldiers.

There is one necessity for our gaIlanttroops
which shou d net be neglected, and the value
of which has been tested by actual expert
ence. Every man should have rubber ban-
ket to lay under his WOODEN blanket al
ways. in camping ou., use thick WOODEN
blanket, coated with rubber on one de but
this. although !, would do lor the officers, is
TOO heavy for the privates. They must have
one made very light and thin, not weighing
over two pounds, that can be folded Up small
and packed in the knapsacA. Our Northern
men can face all the troops Of Secessondonn
but their fevers are more dangerous. They
must not be exposed to the wet and the dead
ly dews. An OLD CAMFMGNER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10
The Rush OF the Rebels towards Wash.
iEgtOn.

he information received by the New YORK
Union safety committee from Washington
looks to the probably of conflict there still
At 10 distant day. A gentleman who has
just arrived from the South tells the Louis
vile Journal that the people of the rest of
the country have no conception of the rush
which the people of all those states have tor
some days past been making and are now
making for Richmond, the headquarters Of
the southern army destined for the conquest
of Washington. He saws, that, in all his
Journey, he did not see a solitary railroad
train, going in the direction of Richmond,
that WAS not loaded with troops and mum
uons. frJm Charleston alone, during the
t"o days he was there, 1000 men started tor
the Virginia rendezvous. He state. t1at
these general anG rapid movements are no.
reported IN the papers of the confederate
states, but he has no doubt that the army at
Richmond Will prove tremeIdo Is in lis
strength OF numbers. He tells US that al
the mcL ne met with, military officers and
others, spoke of the conquest of Washington
as a settled thing, just as well settled if al
ready accomplished, and that the avowed de-
termination is not 20 preserve the public
OuilatnSs OF ire capitdI !ui lllt uses Oh the
southern confederacy, but to demoliSh them
utterly, not leaving one stone upon anotler.
rhe journal says I'VE DO no, believe tina.
the administration or any of lis friends in
the Nor h have any adequate or even faint
iCea of the extent and formidabeness of the
preparations made fpr the attack upon Wash
inston. No obstacle whatever has been or
Is in the way of the rapid concentration
OF troops a, kichmand from twenty OF thirty
southern railroads. and We are well convinced
that, whatever the North may think, the ar
m. at Rlcnmond to-day, If 1t is not moved up
on Washington, doubly numbers the arm, IN
tie latter city, and is made up of as god
hS; tlnS men as can be found in the world"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-05-10

lure ht{d 0t -H0hfPetto, -lprU 1861.
No. 3.-AN ACT providing pay for the reg
iments Of this state and expenses incident
to their support.
Il is hereby enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of tie State of Vermont as follows:
Sec. /. The captains of the respective
companies organized in this state, whens mus
tered into the service Of this state for actual
service, shall make monthly returns of all
the service performed by all the members
thereof to the co!oacls OF their respective
regiments the said colonels shall make like
returns, based upon the SAID company re-
turns, and the service Of the regimental Off
GERS, to the adjutant general, copy OF which
shall be furnished to the auditor of accounts;
and the auditor Of accounts, Oh the certificate
of the colonel Of each regiment, shall certify
the same 70 the governor. who shall draw his
warrant in favor of the quarter master OF
each =, 9 iment therefor,cxCept in such cases as
are now OF may hereafter be provided for by
Jaw. And all other moneys to be expended
IN the armImg, tqulrplnS, uniiorm!ns, pay
ing, and III every either way and manner sup
porting and provisioning the troops OF this
state IN actual service, and any and ali eX-
pensts connected lhtrewith, shall be made
under the direction of Il e governor. who
shall draw his warrants therefor on thetreaS-
,rnr of the STATE IN favor of such n,rsnli ar
nersons ~ nav be designated b, him.
SEE . This net >hajl ,il, rtf. ct f,on i, :
passage.
Approved April 26, 1861.
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