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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25

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trernplt6s 3immer uno euten Suaro.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25

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9fiest' Die 5erren Birtbe unO OaS eertrte pubF
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-25
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Clinton 9teinleiu.

30. los SrUeb<, sipliden Der 6. nm 7 stros.
Dem hurtrsienben qubltf,m ,pire oief5 n,, r,nosr;sP...
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soIilslt9lttn gsirdnfSn ausaeitattet. S6nftse grfrir6anoen
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19
--latest from Columbus, Ky.--Mors IRE rs
for Fsiieiana-Fsderal Movements nt

--latest from Columbus, Ky.--Mers Trea rs
for Fsiieiana-Federal Movements IA
Cairo, &c.
The Memphis Ara'sneAs, OF the Nth fnysaIts
learns from gentleman who left ColG sal,ns
at O'Clock on Thursday night, that thage
was great com motion and expectation oas-
side of official quarters there on THURSDAY.
At an early hour thursday morning. an
order was received from Gen. Bowen 1or
another regiment at Feiciana. Gen. Polk
sent him TWO regiments. one from hiississip ppi
and another from Louisiana Later In the
day, courier is said to have arrived with
information that they were fighting At Fell
ciana, and Immediately Colonel WriRhsis
regiment was dispa tched to Union CITY, ard
no train was allowed TO depart with passsn
gers for Memphis On Wednesday, night ma
gun boat Manassas was ordered to New Or.
leans, bnt on Thursday she was orda~ed
back. ! he Balti; and MIlisudon PASSED
down yesterday morhi ng, having run the ala.
tance betweea Columbus and Memphis. s41
miles, in less than eteren hours running time.
This ID one of the most remarkable runs on
record.
Since the above was written we have infor.
nation f'om Cairo that the Eederals have
turned over a new leaf They have for BID
any one passing the lines for any purpose.
and the better to hide tneir inisnt ons, their
transports are kept idle sill the day, bit re
used quite &C iyely at ieht In the transporLa.
ton OF tro ps ] his new meve has attracted
some attention among ..hs powers that be-"
aud we have reason TO bslieva that among
the best informed al Columbus the inpr.s-
sion is very decid d that the Federals have
abandoned the idea of an attack On Coium-
bus for the present, and are seeking 10 con-
centrata ~ very large forcs near the Tennes-
see river, the design being to burn the rail.
road bridge and cut of communication with
Bowling Green.
Columbus has been placed I'm thoroughly
impregnable- condition, and the Federal
Generals have no idea at present OF attemp pit
ing to take It, According 10 their theory, it
will take 10000 men to make n good effort in
raise that mum ber for burial on s'the dark al d
bloody ground.n ...
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rassc,A. eonRrsrospsscs or fHz p1sr Arca


NoxFoLR, Dec. IL, 1861.
The Sd Regiment Of uearxia Soluntecrs,
under charge Of Col Wright returned from
Roanoke Island YESTERDAY, and are sgain
Portsmouth. Yesterday afsernoon one Of the
members, while on visit to this city. was
accidentIy shot In the neck. The wound
though exceedingly severe may not piovs
fatal.
Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, Superintendent OF
Army Coiportake, has been In our city for ths
purpose of advancing the in nterests OF the im.
portant and highly nseful enterpriss In which
he is engaged. have not ascertsSned tEe
amount that he has raised, but doubt 4 ot ne
has met with much encouragement in he
prosecution Of his good work
A public meeting OF our citizens. call I'd by
Mayor Lamb. was held yesterday, and soiicit.
ors appoin ted for the direrent wards 20 re-.
ceiye contributions for the relief OF the suffer-
ers by the great IRE in CharleSton. a hand
eome amount will doubtless be contribUt ted.
The defenses of Norfolk harbor have re-
Gently engaged the attention Of our people.
The imperative necessity OF bomb proof
batteries, at every point, Is suggested by an
intelligent and gallant army officer on duty at
this station, AS indispensabiy requisite TO give
proper confidence TO the troops who are to
fight them. The plan adopted ut Sumter and
Piekens is feasible, and a few stout tim ners,
raw hides, and sand bags alone required
These, no doabt, the soldiers at the different
batteries would furnish from their private
purses, could thoy get the needed authority
to protect their own lives In proper manner.
The great utility of military Eoad, skirt
ing the shore OF the ocean from Cape henry
light TO Wilioughby's Point, IL also sug-
gested. The road would not be expensive,
because few obstacles might be overcome.
The smaller estuaTies might be spanned by
an inexpensive method, after the way ovar
Hofher's creek, on The Portsmouth siae, and
when the estuary is too broad to De bridged
without great expense, the road would still
be very valuable il enabling the various
corps of infantry and ths different batteries
OF flying artillery to meet with facility on OPP
posits banks, thus lending confidence aad
su pport to each other while comb sting.
BY this plan the long angles TO the in terror
roads would be avoided, the different points
OF tine beach be placed in close proximity, and,
above all, perfect concert OF action obtained
by our troops while repelling any invader.
Prices Of country produce have not mate.
rally changed since last report. Corn sells
at As u 80 cents, the supply being equal TO the
demand.
Rumor has ceased her many war stories.
and the people have almost forgotten that
Norfolk was TO be attacked last night. The
world moves on as usual; the sun looks forth
as brightly eyes sparkle az attractively aud
the sound of laughing out as merily as ever.
We are not afraid of Yankees here, although
some fear they may attempt TO pay as q visit
soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19

TIE IyBIAEs IN AxxAxsAs.-From the Fort
Smith ErsniaS Ners. OF the 9Th inst, we CLEAN
the following intelligence
We learn from Major George W. Adair,
Quartermaster Of Colonel Wafis's Cherokee
regiment, that opothleyholo Is gaining
strength very fass, BY addition to his forces,
from tho Greeks, Cherckees and Ssminoles,
and that he is receiving supplies and rsin-
forcements from Kansas. large mum Der Of
Cherokees, living on the verdigris. In the up
per portion of the Nation, are leaving their
houses and are coming tnto the lower part Of
tbs Nation for pro eel tion. ~ ssss..g .-r-sesssa
The Eederais In KAnsas ere furuishing the
Indians nadsr Opoin Isyhoio with new gups
and new wagons. 6evoral OF the guns were
taken II the late 1ght With them, and she
wagons were new With iron axlea.
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FROM N0KroLx.

Rs.uvn Of hsfissry-- Ryr. a. n D;ekiasoa-- Rslss1
for tae Cssrixzsoa sgGUEs-Ta< D.fsaess Of Hev-
sak-Ths Markas &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19

AnCHALLsHeg uEcLtsgp.--A chailsuge fre.
Gently passed from edmund HurxeyIn. OF
Little Rock, ~ y. q. Dsnlsy, Of the 6a:ssse, os
that CRY, which was borne by (lovsraor
Rector. IN tea correspondence puhliAhssi.
MT. Rector srys MI. Danlsy " declined 10
return an answes of any sort - whsrs pou.
Mrs Hnrgvvin, in his card, cousigus Mr. D.
" 70 the position Of coward. Z. ~.
Amsmhsr oe tAe TAird Rsximsnt 0eoyets
yeipateera. .NAs AeeldenaAAY shat @ NSes
nlk a. pndAy lAeA 4nouonto1B cf = mus.
let. ball a1d hesa1Aot. NeKe aepoate6 n
the tAroat q The pM1oglHnAte Un0s tnl1c3an1
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Captain Pierce b. Andersen, Of Lee Bat.
terry.

The Lynchburg Rspabttcaa, of the nth inst,
has the following Interesting biographical
sketch of Capt. r. 3. Anderson, recentlx
killed ut the battle of AIleghany Mountain
Capt Anderson had'the appearance OF a
military man, and everywhere he went
would be noticed as man of mark, and the
short time he remsined in this place brought
to him hosts of admirers. He was one of The
most gallant and graceful Of men. and was
admired and beloved by all under his COM
mand.
Captain Anderson was the con of the first
Senator sent from Tennessee to the Federal
Congress. shich place he occu pied for eigh.
teen years; afterwards his father was ms dc
United States Treasurer, W hich place he held
until his death.
Captain Anderson was sent early 10 West
Point, where he Was eotemparary Of Prssi-
dent Davis aud Gen. Lee, and renamed there
three years, when he received q bayonet
wound through his right wrist, which per-
manently disabled him. He then resigned,
der Tucker at the same time with G. j. Faux.
ner and H. A. wise. He praeticed law in
Tennessee, and Was freque ntiy elec. led to the
Legislature of that State.
At the brea king out CT the Mexican war he
raised large volunteer compsny, and was
| in every important engagement from Vera
Cruz to Chapultepec. At which latter engs ge-
ment he acted most heroically, having sew
| entesn OF his men killed the frss ire. and as
an appreciation Of his bravery, sword was
present ted TO him by his company, bearing the
| following inscription Never mind il, boys,
Company, forward Remember, you are Ten.
| ness cans 20
de was the first to raise com pany OF vol
unteers In Tennessee for the Sou thern cause
and was elected as one OF the Majors of the
lst Tennsssce regiment, bat the Ceufederate
States HAVING but one Major for q regim ent
he resigned at this place, Aud then, together
with his IieutenAnts, raised a splendid corps
OF artillery Of loo men for during she war,
portant I batties-ths Rich Mountain, Green.
brier and Allegheny. 4as
Captain Anderson married a agrandaanght ter
OF Gen. Andrew Lewis. who bore him several
children, two sons OF which are now In SER
vice. He was resident ~ the time he en- :
gsged Tor the War, Of TuliahomA, coffee
county, Tenn, and WAS S. years old
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19

A hey, named Nathan ~ johnson. of Ssnr.
son county, N. d.. wa killed ~ The tarntns
over q . cart IN which 10 Was ftdlng, On %
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PER ON AL.

IMPORTATION WANTED-Of JnHN H.
1 HUNDLEY, privete in Captain John Roy
Ca5ell's company, from =. tsy lvala county, who
sent from Mana ssss one of the Hospitsls in
this city, early in November last, since which time
his family have heard nothing ot his where abouts.
AnS Information about him. addressed to A. II 4.
MoOkMAS, Esq Callar ds Pittsylvsnia uun-
~, will be thankfully received &c IS-2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19

yXTANTED 1--WE bandrsd Eho4ssrd
w Pisces CT 4I&BER,
T6r FLOUR BARRErS, ard
Fly thousand hoop POLES,
FOR wbieA I XII psy d Tor, a ny
BE5el Factory. eorasT Of 9th and Cary SIS,
Richmond Va.
Also, 600 LIQUOR BARRELS
IT'S En- Il. %. GARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19

RIUH'D 4 DANTILLE Il. r. CO., I
DECEMBER 10, 1861.
NOTlCE.--At a meeting of the Board OF D
N recto-s beld this deg. a dividend of Thres per
cent. vaa declared, pay able On the lst day of Jan
uaIy, 1862. The Transfer Books Will be closed
from the 18th instant to the LIST day of January
1862
THOMAS W. BROCKENBROUGH,
de lin Auditor
EXCHANGE HOTEL COMPANY
December II 1861. )
NOTlCE.--At meeting Of the Board Of Di-
~ rectors, held this day, dividend of FIVE
trR CENT. was declared, paysble on and after
18th inst at No. Ill Main street
JAS. II. GARDNER, Tress'r
&c iI-Gt* Pro Tenn,
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.,,sj seryi e. - ia citizens OF Ri.hmenS and vi
e.r5ty. he may t. ieuSd 81 DIR r. w. HANCOCK 8
80 eR Main between n end 4th streets at
=. Wa H. PSI LIPS office. on 18th street, be.
-, Mae ana Bank a tic usual office hours
Anv message let st either place viii be prompt.
q, st.az.t,i 10 Sc ID--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19
Rapid Ann p. @, Cu.peper county, Va
--.l.fi 1 a0[,tl

DUNAWAY. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
Ia viii be psid for the delivery at our office, or
at our Aiil in Manchester. of Ascending slave
DICK BRYANT. Dick is about 5 fest inches
high, light gingerbread color, and about l9 years
old. Dick had on when he left brown frock coat
dark pautaloons, and black Russia hat.
de l2-iot DUNLOP, MONCURE l. co.
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ug r. ~. HANCOCK having been or
d s'ssyed 70 Cen Eweil's Brigade as Surgeon.
:, nse.sssrs oe stssn1 from tue city for tia e.
80 ...ssuS Bis professi nal services vii, fnd
Save. Dr. JAMES h WILLIAMS at his
.f,,s rrerArsd 10 attend 10 their calls
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uR luHNu BOYLE

pr. JOHN II BOYLE.
j Formerly Of Maryland.
-, zry offers his services &c tns tahs pi aat
" " q faand IA sll The bfaneaes of his profess n
=" - Res dsncr Spotswoo6 Hotel. de ls-lm4
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CONGRESSIONAL CARDS.

DENT A j. q 4 Il d.
u = ,,,,,-,,,,n,r,
-, -rssslnrifr. n O., Will hereafter practice his
~ ,a.s.no in piesInond
:, - orrTCg-s;h street, b. tween Franklin ard
crsss de 1s--tms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19

DANAWAY-$ REWARD-Fron TIE sub
IL, scrioer. about thr~e weeks 8.ncs & NEGRO
" IAN named Nancy, about 20 years Of age
She IL of dark compiexioD; has large eyes, and
generally look: sulier. The above Iewa d will
be paid for her apprehension and delivery me
do IS-3t< w McNVNN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19

sinSAmy. sin;
ff6en &A
hs wss
hsveen
Shdnav
&c heard
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pore AGa
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ID DOARDINa.-Two or three families with
n out children eau be accommodated with ele-
giant ROOMS and BOARD in one of the most de-
srable parts Of the city, Grace street Also, two
small rooms tor single gentlemen. Address D" !"
dispatch office. de ls-4t*
CANARY SEED, No. GROUND MUS
~ TARD, Black Pepper, Sago Is;nglass best
quality Table Oil, Castor Oil, fresh Citrate Mag
nesia, Bay Run STICK Pomatum.
For sale by
l. WAGNER. Druggist,
de l7-3ts Uorrer Broad and 9th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-19

~ . & L Z n t
4 The STORE 8nd GRANERY
In the village Of Port Royal, Caroline coun-
ty, Va, Rt present occupied by P. II. Pen
dieton, Esq. The Store is two-story brick
building, with a large and convenient cellar;
has also large counting room attached
The Granery is a frame building, suitable
for storing grain, &c. For terTas or informa.
ton, apply TO
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WANTS.

sTAATEc-IAfRMEDJ
~ i0,a0O S I L + :
DE- g,red ca the line Of the road between Rich
u,opl SUI auia Creaiz Dimensions : feet lang,
'i1c5-s diane q. small en5 smoothly he7Tr 10 q
thickness o. .ache-, clear Of any defect cslcuia
z4le. size.
TERMS -uor white. or pos oak 10 ceD;s each,
cash 1T ~ e"a's monshs Fo. red. chestnut
Ga. g cents each. cash, or IS cents, ,oor.ihs
For further igf}rmasion, apply 10 Section Mss
le7s On a. Of road or 20
WM. Y BRAGG, Sup't Road.
0rFrCF R, T. & ?. R. r. Co.,
hithn0id. Nov. / 1851. 5 de Pts
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- AN W Y.-TWENTY DOLLARS
IA, REWARU.-Ransway,o on the lst instant,
negro man named JOHN FISHER. He is about
80 years cid; slightly bald; black color; bad on
drab coat and pants an a straw hat. He is from
near Hsrper's Ferry; formerly belonged to Michael
Tearneyi bss wife In said neghborhood. win
give the above reward for his delivery TO me or
placed in JAIL 10 get him.
H. u. LEE, Agent for
da 3--f 4reautavv Wicku
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EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.,
Have renewed their office
Corner Gary and 18th streets
TIN ssaira d0 l6 - 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-02
Ernn, Columbus. Ky.


Mr. r. X Walker, Of the house of Islsr Walker, has
politely placed at disposal letter received by him from
Columbus KY dated April 2Sth Columbus, we uld Safe
for the information many of who may not know it,
the northern terminus The Southern ailroad-, on the Ms
stppi river 70 below Cairo From the letter extract
as follows after account Of the seizure of the Hill man.
which we have already pub hed: IL
every nj h guard every fifty yarss ON the h opposite
mo ae srea Thef has ben CIV men from lie coey IL
town io,y Sunday 10 lean the All seem 10 be willing
thousand troops from Tennessee twe urs Steam
kept time Npon the locno Ives here to prevent hem
foe Tie troops could possbty walk from the boat 10 cars
We have ennes Ssefy nght az the 2g S n oad n on
from Lodgeon The night before, one from Moscow night
wrote You in my that Col Barry had gone Frankfort
Gov Magin 70 get lr3ps and arms 10 defend our own
the Governor had soned him Meprhis aud
with Gem Phi for the IF Sc d arms and troops
have no doubt That &c he nd and fort fy city.
lime p@R OF ey and e9R1n wa s spt to
place under conSeFa ion lin could do no hi &
thanrert 70 the War Department This is not known to
Gov Jackson has called the Legislature he will
DAYS AZ Birds Point and If they tempt to force boat to land
CAIRO, that no will lombard the city nm tax posses ion
There fifty kegs of powder sh ped from Memphis which
The officers Cairo stopping all the boats and conscans
the belonging the passengers as well as thoe Oh
| stpn'nt
belonging to Oh cago sec Memphis is doing the amt
| thing. -, , -. A.. ~ r ,. g. u, , 80 ,.,,
powder lend gains e and shipped Tor Oro, but had hen
Lanes Landing, tor VIII CHI they had him under ARE
The United States have cage of all tho telegraph offices
s n II II T =. e h S ft IT, notes
Franz Stewart dered military sui FROM louisville by eS
aud the whe opnedit At Cairo and 1t went through
All in hope should Gen, PILLOW and orify our city
that will beabe H4te and We them doe that vii
i last for limo TO come.
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.lIlslAlt,,g1o'l'.
Interestlng fre n l,l., Zhas tho follovi

Il VI Il NJ e II Ii. :
la,tsr sro from h1son about the stata Of
iesi loan truthful and rreat trepidston Lin,
en rs far AS easlsars the Cabinet are very uneasy
nsSs LnSSa haa spe ew9 81 Keen
n In the ca room Of the White House. No Altogether
their eRly he into his house some SILKY
eighty rnans to watch the hers me nst were
naturally enough nsNed ana dssuiteu anu ueisNe e
pressed themselves to that effect -
They have troops ed in every direction md have un
derstood they have artillery stationed upon the Heights Of
PtoSons ia Urge quaint ties being placed in the new
Wig If hc posoficeSucl, bacon, beans rice, etc.
There great activity IN and about the city among the nll
tary Cavalry riders gal opng in all d ctons Pend-
Ing the kept by the officials IL the depart
euts They been expecting an attack from any quarter
the ong bridge guarded and all the ling roas to the Cap
it'll The trains arriy from Bal mnr so long and
heavily they move very slowly and they are ade
with provisions ana ammunition. Last night five hun
Ired tro1ps arrived fran 4arri ,bnrg.
nv his father old rascal formerly of the Globe There does
MT appear any sge rule pol II their doing Their
hatred and If they can succeed, they will stop the
and few of color from the District People
md OF speech and fast losing conf ence the
one in the other This of things reminded for IDLY oil
Pari- 10 tue revolution Of 1880.
There great unaaty the North, and free speech is moi
tolerated. told that yet there movement towards
stopping the mails South. .
Tiey will sud good authority declare blockade Of
the Southern porswheteupon Seward Lyons had very
SHARP talk The told the former Well sir England
wants the cotton of the SOUTH and will have it Mercer (n
oy from franco also had quite quarrel with the Secretary q
and 1t supposed that the Cabinet at washington Woul
dismiss him for his course.
So far ms can Judge the Corps Diplomatic with us,
laugh the the vulgar Disconnected Cabinet wht
are holding their places in daily expectation of being
If III re were fen thousand troops determined and brave
this m themselves before Washington the Cab
the officials would move of MGSse, aud verify be
eve at tme that the rotten would Hy without
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-02

New York yesterday, destined for the bfockade Z
4 Mobile, Where is Captain Maury? However,
the time the old Perry arrives in our waters, '
shall have three or four vessels looking after ne
II There was some talk about asteamef called Y
4 De Soto transporting troops and war mppia'
II from New York towards the South. WI e5ssah |
the Charleston line, the Adger ana y
Alabama, the Cuyler and othr..a'ipln VI '.eIps
line. are engaged in tl,->sK 70 me ohesapeaAe.
q ana nror;y;ons foY,. y are these vessels pressed
uou-; s n 1.-The Black Republicans, or are
1 intostba 1 against the South voluntarily! II
! - Vanderbilt was interested, we should
lrerstand it, knowing that he will do anything
except saying his prayers
The general talk is, that our authorities acteo
wisely and justly in OBTAINING the three steamships,
Tennessee, Texas and Hewes. They are registered
in the name of a Northern citizen, and if allowed
to 20 Northward, they might be employed to the
injury Of the South.
There was some talk that our volunteers were
ordered to look at Cairo; that there were troops
enoueh in Virginia but as old Abraham has called
for "a 600 more there will not be too many in Vir
einia Our boys started for Washington City, ana
they are bound to go, and keep on for New OK
if necessary.
The following letter, from member OF the
Louisiana Guards Capt. Girardey's company Is the
first information of the progress Of the company.
It will be perceived that the Young folks (who, by
the hive, are all of the manor born) are in the best
81 feeling, and will give a good account Of them
selves: ,,,rxo,,, t,orv,.
Hafpast o'clock, April %, 1861. 5
Dr,r F.r1En-We are here safe ~e LETT kenner AT Il
O'Clock This and have Just arrived he IN TINE nr sup
fTe in b spirits We have been eheersd by eVeE negro o
nan neg boy white man, aud every olhar human s ~
We have been presented with couple OF small tass by inc
Fefe ii on board the train besides ourselves the Eimet
Guards, Caddo Rifles and Montgomery Guards. @W
We proceed way TO night.