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A Blast from the Union Trumpet.

The Lynchburg Virginian, which has hi,h
erto battled manfully for the cause of the
Union, thus responds to LIScoLN's Proclama
ton: ..
"But tho last feather whi5h breaks the cameFs
back. has been applied. Not only have Federal
troops been sent upon a mission of war. but the
man who, above all others. + cid the destinies of
this great nation in hin hands, and could, by n
word have restored peace has drawn the sword
They that take the sword shall perish With the
sword is the strong language of holy writ. Let
there be literal fluff lment of tte prophecy IN
this instance that the wretch who preferred
violence TO persuasion may be the Erst victim OF
his foul ambition. Let him at least be driven
from the soil he poll .ss. hich never vet cher
ished such reptile. Perfdy.: aye, double dis
titled treachery TO the true and loyal Inen % the
south, have done their worst and from hence
forth nothing but execratieps, deep bitter and
enduring, await the man who, having PLAYED his
iufamous part, shall occupy niche in history
along with those who have destroyed the peace
and sacrificed the liberties OF their country. 81.
Let him send his my rmidons TO invade our
soil, and they shall be welcomed with bloody
hands 10 hospitabie graves. The war will be one
of extermination-let that be understood IN the
beginning No man who takes up arms to fight
his own countrymen upon their soil need expect
any quarter, for It will not be given.
liant Anderson, have had 10 choose betw cen the
duty Of the soldier and the instincts OF Southern
man. But, those inch who are now rendering
with superser viceable zeal their services to in
wade the South, should know that they take their
lives in their hands, and that from every noun
tain gorge and peak, tho unerTing rife Of the
Southerner will waste their xfrighted ranks
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Ridiculous.
The New York Herald SAYS

The New York Herald says: ...,,...
The conservative city of New York. Suiltless
of any agency in precipitating upon the two sec
tions OF this crest country this causeless and
senseless appeal to arms, has the right, and has
some pow err to speak to the North and the South
in behalf of peace
The city which shows its conservatism ]"
by fitting out engines of destruction for the
South, and by instituting reign of terror in
which no man is permitted to utter friendly
word to our people, has no "power to speak
to the South" except through tho cannon's
mouth, which she has chosen as her utter
ance. Henceforth she stands in the same
category in Southern estimation as Philadel-
phia and Bos ton.
We think we know now what Northern
" conservatism" means. 1t means conserva-
tism of commerce and cash, and destruction of
everything that threatens your interests
Speak to the Sou tn, quotha Wewould listen
TO WENDELL PHILLIPS rs soon as TO the econ
sentative city of New York, - which, for the
sake of contracts for ships and provisions, is
preparing to hurl all the horrors of civil war
upon our shores. The righteous restitution
of Heaven may yet descend upon that whited
sepulchre of conservatism, and the war it
is preparing for others recoil upon its own
guilty head.
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In yesterdays Dispatch, was published 4
pieces Of poetry that IL poetry, In the hlshest
sense Of the term. We repnbiish It below -
Itisfrom the perfof a Virginia lady. No man
I'm Sirginis'can Rad IT wfthout@n throbbiBE
heart, atearful eye, and an ayenging hand
No man can read 1t without thanking God
that the mothers, wives and daughters of
Virginia have not degenerated, and that while
we have such women In Virgin IN, tho men
must and will, In turn, prove themselves
worthy of their historic fame. Wherever
this soul -subduing ode Is read. every eye will
blaze with emotion and every sword leap
from it's scabbard. feaf. tfte sg7na ..l3
TFor the Dispatch.1
- 7. IL oivan nto women to weep: to men to re.
member Mo,fey's Dutch Republic.
Weep, Yes, we ru weep; but not from coward
Poor woman wha.. has she to give her country
save her tesrsf
How our fathers fought for freedom. Was the
boon too dearly bought
we'd remember how the glory is passing from
Not Blind .our. eyes with weeping. and wildly
mourn her fate.
We'd remember how sur fathers had won immor-
tai fame,
And prove that we were worthy to bear pat
riots name.
We'd remember how to battle for our country and
her right;
Not veil our heads In darkness and wall Virgin
las night. -.ts 80
We'd remember we have childrcn-how can they
dare forget!
Is 1t that thus beguiles youa You cannot fear
+, their threat *.- ..4.' ..-.s -.
Weep, Daughters of Virginia! weep for her old
renown; - ltf..,t- ~
Weep that our glorious Mother has los, her an
eient crown. elt 3l ~ Et st.
But cen amidst our tears, this wei remember
WELL 4 &. -. ..
Twas the treason Of her children by which Yir
ginia fell. +..,.f. ~ -.
Your mothsra and your sisters, your wives and
daughters, weep, H..0,. ri + i.s
Can you remember, men, how swords from seab
bards leap? 3D.
Have You forgot your honor, that you meekly
bear their sneerss
But surely you'll remember nop, when you see
our bitter tears. l
Alasi that VIZ should weep save with a woman
pride, l. .... .--
That those we loved had battled for their country
ere they died.
We'd not forget them In their graves but tell with
swelling heart,
How Eirginia's sons could bleed and die, but not
with honor part .ei. VIRGINIA.
Gloucesfer County. .-.-a-.
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The Less I'm the Fert Sumter Fight.

A New York journal referring to the sur
prise expressed 30 generally at the almost
bloodless termination of the thirty hours
bounbardment Of Fort Sumter, suggests thai
the experience In modern warfare, especially
in tho Orimea, has rendered the effective
working Of batteries comparatively safe by
the substitution Of earth-works, sand bags
and iron, for the stone stockade and other de-
fences formerly adopted. 1t is to science,
therefore, that we must attribute the blood
less character of the terrific commandments
The fact, however, that no life was lost at
Charleston, the Herald thinks, need hardly
excite astonishment when we recolIest the re-
suit Of the battle Of New Orleans, in which,
Notwithstanding the terrible slaughter Of the
British troops, who wers exposed to the fire of
Jackson's men, ensconced behind their cotton
bale defences, only seven men were killed on
the American side.
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Spirit of the Southern people.

The Baltimore Erchonge publishes the fol-
lowing extract from a private letter received
in that city from a Baltimorean now at Mont
gomery, Alabama, under date of Aprill IL:
at seems that after all there is to be war. You
cannot imagine how anxious the people are for
It,. The feeling among them is unanimous on the
subject, and they will give mp every dollar they
possess to support the Government. | came dow q
on the train with preacher, who told me he was
ready TO sacrifice everything he possessed and,
if necessary, his services will be readily given
to fight or anything else. i is wonderful TO see
a nation SO enthusiastically unanimous Even
the blacks seem to be infected with the war spir-
it, and can, have NO doubt, be relied upon at
home and in the tight. II the Yankees th n K
that large force Of W hites would be compelled
10 stay at home and look after them. they will nd
that they have made foolish and fatal mistake.
The troops have been passing through this city
every day since arrived. They are their
way to Pensacola where there are about ooe -
The men are the finest looking that have ever
seen, and well armed and equipped, aud Of much
better material than those in the United States
service The .Confederacy is on a complete war
footing, and Tear that nothing hui war will sat-
isfy the people.H
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GOVERNOR LETCHER'S REPLY To
SECRETARY CAMERON.
D1scurIvR DEPARTMENT, !

IL
RICHMOND, VA, April l6, 1861.
Hon. Srxox CAMERON, Secretary Of Var:
Sir: received your telegram of the 18th,
the genuineness of which I doubted Since
that time have received your communica-
ton, mailed the same day, in which am re-
quested to detach from the militia of the
State of Virginia "the quota designated In a
table. which you append, "to serve as in
fxntry or riflemen for the period Of three
months, unless sooner discharged
In reply to this communication, have only
to say, that the Militia of Virginia will not
he furnished to the powers at Washington, for
any such use or purpose as they have in view.
Your object is TO subjugate the Southern
States, and a requisition made upon me for
such an object-an object in my judgment, n OF
within the purview of the Constitution, or the
act of 17o5-will not be complied with. You
have chosen to inaugurate civil war, and hay.
ing done SO, we will meet 1t. in spirit as de-
termined as the Administration has exhibited
towards the South. Respectfully,
JOHN LETCHER.
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ENGLAND, France and the North.

The New York Herald, referring to the
possibility that the Federal Government will
become involved in hostilities with foreign
powers, expresses the belief that either Sec
ton, in that event, would fight for the other.
In view of the humane purposes now openly
avowed in the North of subjugating the en- tire
South, we incline to the opinion that we
wonld rather see England and France at
tack the North than not, and would prefer
ourselves the dominion of QUgBS VICTORIA
or Louis NAPOLEON to that Of ABRAHax LIN
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General Webb.

That amazing war hawk, Gen. JAMS WAT
sos WEBB, is at present in fun glory. He is now
standing on his head, and making faces at the
South with his heels. His latest performance
ID an elaborate article denouncing Major An
DBKsoN as TRAITOR. This, from tho man
who beat so hasty a retreat from the " ma
hogany stock, percussion lock, nine inches in
the barrel" We only wish the valiant Brig
adler had himself been In the midst Of the
burning fort. But 1t is not too late to retrieve
his reputation. Let him come now, at least
as far as the Long Bridge at Washington.
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Wfll yirgin;a Seceaa,

The New York Herald still main tains the
opinion that Virginia will not leave the
Union. That remains to be decided. The
Herald is not an exponent of Virginia senti-
ment. We have never impeached the motives
of those who have opposed secession. But
men Of all shades of opinion in Virginia are
now fact blending into one, and by none will
the rights ard honor of the State be more gal
lantly yindicated than by many of those who
have been the warmest friends of the Union
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Credit and shir..

In reply TO tho exuitant boasts Of the Re.
pnblicans that the Confederate States have
neither money nor ships, the Richmond
Wig says: .,.es.
'CanpIf AID SniPs.-The Abolition papers are
ehuekiing over the idea, that the Confederate
States cAnnot borrow dollar In Europe or me.
yicA. This would be sad, If true; and vet n
would not be worse than the condition ~ the
Thirteen Coloniss, when they seysred their com
nsceion with Great Britain. They not ouiy CON
home Luckily, the Confederate States are not
rsdacsd 20 such straits. II they have NO credit in
Hew York o. Lendon, they happen 70 hsvs aha
saaat neaas Tor present uses within thsmsely o..
TnsH Whole loan Of 6fteen millions ~ heen
teken - Mev Orleans. King Cotton will be yesv
aH e Command specie - long as Mxseschusetfs
eaa L4ncashire have any IN tiseif fobs "T''T
I'VE notice, also, In the same papers, An az
pisanttcDe ~ the poverty Of the Aouth in stsam
AAA vessels Of. VAL This 10 vel. Ion nded Ths
common O0ysrpnent hns robbed as Of our share
q ~ eommcn property; and We must eadnre the
sReSeneaen - we'll - We eAe. Bat II IL TO be OBJ
eoEyeo thut naval snperioyity does not always
eesvy .ith y superiodty on lad. Ths Atkeaisns
typnt ~ 46Ean, md yet were overt hroWn By The
= lshtng snaek % The ocsts--sueh WAS fDglAnd's
aIleef - Hsvee..And yst he cosansrsd most OF
- eoaf3aeet Of Europe. In our kevolutionAry
14akeiet ~ tht eektanine, We scarcely had shiP;
RI - ~ net fsit u ma 80 food our indcpe
W1oe heS beeo, nay be.
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Hox. JOHS S. PRSDLBros.-Atn large gath
ering of the citizens of Culpeper, On Monday
last, Mr.. John S. Pendleton, heretofo one
of the most conservative of the Union party,
offered and supported resolutions regarding
the response of Lincoln to the Virginia Com
mittee as q declaration Of war, which, togeth-
er with the draft for soldiers, demands her
immediate withdrawal from the Union.
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The Old Virginia Shirt.

An old gentleman Of this neighborhood,
who Yolnn teered in two wars-1so4 and 1872
says he il now ready to volunteer again and
head any company in defence Of his native
Virginia.
A Henrico correspondent writes us, that
though he Is . poor man, and has little 70 give
Virginia and the South but his blood and his
prayers, he will be one OF any number that
will lay down 800 TO form fund TO support
the war. One hundred thousand men South.
h 10 confident, will do the same.
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MARITAL SPIaIr.-rne citizens OF Lynch
bnIt over forty -nye years. Of ago, arc form.
Ing military organisation under the name OF
"Siiver Grays." They express readiness to
dc or die In defence Of their rights and their
homes. The Common Council OF Lynchbnrg
has been called upon to put the volunteers OF
the city on war footing.
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THr wAa NEws IN FnrD.x,cKsprno- IT

The WAR News IN FREDERICKSBURG The
news Of the surrender of Sumter created the
most intense excitement in Fredericksburg
A salute was fired, the military paraded, and
the population generally displayed unhounded
enthusiasm. The newspapers OF the town are
now unanimous on the question Of virginia's
destiny.a Hsnceforth the South must be
united. ~ fft assstS .s3 a94
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BspfosD aCoUsfY.-Mr.a 9oode of Bedford
county. yesterday tendSfsd to he Governor
the ssfyicss Of tho Clay Bragoohss Capt Ter
ry Bedford Light Arti1lery, Capt. Jordan,
and the Old Dominion RIFLES, Capt Bowyer.
They were ALI accepted. AZ the same time he
rendered the services Of one hundred men from
Memphis, Tenn, commanded by James M.
Gnesih, q native Of Bedford. and brother of
the Hon. VIM. L. Goggin
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Old Point and Harper's Ferry.

Ii is said that Old Point and Harper's Ferry
have both been largely reinforced. If inca.
sures have not been already taken to throw
up some works on the James River and York
for the protection of Richmond, 1t ought to be
done before another sun has SET
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Gevsrnor Hicks.

lit be true, ~ repor ted, that Gov. Hicks.
Of Maryland, has acceded to the regulation
Of LIscots for troops from that stats 70 In
vads his sister States Of tho South, he Will
have tbs honor Of inauguratine civil war
between the people Of his own Stats There
are plsnty Of brave, trns. hearted men In Ma
ryiasd who win giro Cor, HICKS enough u
do q home, without sending his bloodhounds
70 hnnt down kindred psopls.
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City Defence

The meeting of citizens of Church Hill to
night, at Messrs. WILLIAMS school house, for
tho purpose of providing for the defence of
that portion Of our city, WILL wo trust, receive
the attention of all interested. Similar mea :.
sures should be taken in all parts of the city
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The Civ of New YORK..

1t is to be hoped that the present hostile at.
titude Of the city of New York will never,
never be forgotten by the South, whose com
msrce has made that city what 1t is, and
whose just revenge can unmake it,
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TIE 0aAsD DiylsIoH OF Sons Of Temperance
Of VirgfniA will meet at Waynesboro', on
Wednesday next, ~ foo'clock, when ths all
important question Of slavery vii come up
for discnssion.
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Form If Popey of Attorney
BOARDING


MRS. JAMES w. RAWLINGS
Can accommodate from eight to len B0ARD2RS,
by the day eek, at her residence, on Fra Ak :
lin, between 18th and 18th streets. lists
DOARDING.-As suit Of very desirable Rooms,
ID on the first door, for a Lady aud Cent? eman {,
will be vacated 1st May. at MRS. AUSBY'S, cor
nsr of 9Th and Frankie SITS. APP l7-2t*
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NE MiIitaryN Beeks.
WEST &JoHNsToS, n


WEST xJoHNsToN, n
a. las MAIs sTRsx1. "
Publish the $40 - go
sKIRMIsHER's DRILE AND BAI0NET KxBR-
else, las now used In the French Army,l With
49, uRgestions for the soldier In actual conflict;
complied and translated for the nse Of The
volunteers Of the state Of Virginia and the
.tkonth. BY. hilton Cary. Captain -
Company, First Regiment Virgins Voiun.
-.-.teers.- :. The bayonet Is the weapon 81 The
-, brave Profnsely illustrated. Price soc;
THE VOLUNTEERS HAND BUOK--C0utxinin4
an Arrangement Of Hardee's Tactics, adapted
to the use Of the percussion mnsket IN squad
and company exercises, Manual of Arms for
Rifemsr, and United states Army Regulations
AS to Parades, Reviews, Inspections. Guard
Mounting, &C., dc. By Capt. James *. Lee,
Of the First Regiment Of Virgins Volunteers.
Price Soc. t s,1sts 3. r. 2, s3r5as
Either Of ths above sent freq of postage upon
the reeeip of the price. -..,- l.. 81 /.
N. B.--We keep on hand a pery LARGE collection OF
MILITARY BOOKS. 't>'''
NE Orders promptly attended to- Address
WEST Il JOHNSTON, Publishefs,
pls-lt las Main st.. Richmond. Va.
sA nctdo &c roceries, Liquors, and
LEATHER, THIS MORNING, by
ap ls-lt Lag. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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. . A X ID 1 n ii

MRS. D NEY, -
Corner of 4th and Franklin streets) ."f
Has now vacant several pleasant Rooms, suitable
for Families. ap lifts
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NJ RoR SALE.--One Of HOES LARGE CYL1N-
nearly sw, and will be warranted In perfect con-
dition Appiy at thia office tf.tA NH lp--ta
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H rssIASi WAR
A q A X d

The Proprietor of. the RUSSIAN WAR, dcem-
ticfpate in the procession and view the iIlumina-
ton at might, and having given the use OF the
Hall 10 Mr.. G. A. MoEvoY for Thursday evening,
will post pone his Exhibition until FRIDAY
EVENING, April 10th, wheL it viii be given with
alliits splendid effects. Also, on SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON aud EVENING. 1T
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a HEADQUARTERS 10Th RECT Y M
q RICHMOND, April II, 1861.
VI J. CAPITA IN GEORGE J. AUSTIN, of the Young
Guard, having rendered his resign ation the same
is hereby accepted
H. The Young Guard will assemble ut their Ar
mory, on FRIDAY next, the 18th instant at
O'Clock P. NJ, to elect Captain to supply The va
cancy. By order,
J. II. RIcHAkDsox, Col.
ap ls-2t* NJ ! DtMMOf,K idintsnt
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF yIReiINI

DY THE COVER NOK OF VlK(iIN1A-.A
ID PR0CLAMATI0N.- Whereas the General As
sembiy of this Commonwealth has authorized a
Bank to be established Ia the city of Petersburg,
under the name of the = Bank OF the City Of Pc
ters burg, and has Incorporated the same AZ q
Bank Of circulation, deposit and discount, with a
capital Of not less than one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars nor more than one million OF
dollars, 20 be raised by subscriptions in shares Of
one hundred dollars each and, whereas, 1t has
been certife to the satisfaction of the Executive
that the sum OF three hundred thousand dollars,
being more than the minimum capital aforesaid,
has been subscribed that the said Bank has &C.
tualiy and in good faith, of its ow absolute prop
crty in the current coin of the United States one
hundred and eighty thousan nd dollars, being more
than threehfths of the amount subscribed, and
the amount required by law, and that said Cor
poration has been organized by the election of IL
President and Directors: Now. therefore, in con-
formity to law, do hereby make this Procl2ma-
ton, declaring the facts aforesaid, and that the
Bank is authorized 10 commence operations.
Given under my hand as Governor, and
under the Seal of the Common W ca th,
- this nth day OF April, 1891 and in the
ssth year OF the Common W ealth.
4 .. s.. JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
GEORGE ~, MuSPoRD,
ap 1S-3t Sec'y OF the Commonwealth
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Rmb,nnnh 4isllatrh.'
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOV
BRNoR OF VIRGINIA.
THUBspAY MORNING ,.AfRrI IL, 1851

Tho following Proclamation was issued yes.
terday BY Governor LErcHxR. Tho entire
military force OF the Commonwealth VIII
respond with slacrity TO the order:
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
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From J. Jones, Es9., ". c.
have had the good fortune Of beiaR operated
on Corns by DR.. ScHLossBR, and certify with
pleasure to his de Kterous operation without Civ
Ing the least pain, and as have had n opportu-
nifty Of comparing his treatment with others, !
must. In justice to DR.. ScHLossBR say, that his
system is Infinitely superior to any ono have
ever met, being on the most scientific principle.
]. JONHE. n G..
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HORSES, Go, FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two well hroks MULES
and Spring DRAY and KARIN ESs-.old
separately, il desired. Apply next door
0An6kto this office. sp Is-1tt
o. HORSES FOR SALE.-I have Ihrss
oNhne II RISES for sals-ons very fast
:, and etylish the other two fine Hiding
Horses.
ALSO-A second hand TOP BUGGY
ap ls-3t EDMOND BOSgIEUX
o. FOR SALE.-Au eisgsut pair Of CAR
oHRIAGB HORSES, between five ana ak
years old, dark bays, gentle, well broke 10
double and single harness, of fine style and &C.
ton, and of remarkable beauty. The owner oseri
them for sale for fault but because no longer
has use for them. Address :. Box sss."
i2-lu
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n ARMoRY K. l.. |. BLUESI
81 April II, 1861. :
nj Order No. Is.
w This command will attend a DRILL at the
Armory of the Corps, on RiDAY, 18th instant at
clock p. N in full dress Regiinental uniform
with ar1as and accoutrements in order for inspec-
ton.
New members will order the new uniform of
Mr.. WV KA SMITH forthwith, and report them
selves 10 LIST Sergeant on Friday night for jnstruc-
ton. &c. BY order Capt. O. J. WISE
ap LIST G. p. BIGGER, lst Serg't
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Petersburg, Va, April 2, 1851.

From John Pegram, Esq, Petersburg, "a
DR.. ScRLossBR has this day extracted several
Corns from my feet without particle of pain
recommend him TO all persons who are troubled
with Corns as the only person l have known to
perform the operation scientif ealIy and efectu-
ally. .+. Jouy PgaRAx
d. e. MARSH.
Petersburg, Va, April o. 1851 n, = s
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81 ARMoRY 'YOUNG GUARD"
a. RICHaoSD, Aprk ~, 1891.
nj Order No. Is.
u This command will assemble for INSPECTION
preparatory to any orders fer service, ON this
Gnu RsDAll evening, at o'clock, prompt in
full dress winter uniform. with fatigue caps
swung. Any member failing to answer to his
name at roll call, ut o'ciock nless absent from
the city. will be dealt with according to law.
BY order OF WA. A. CHARTEKs, Lieut.. Com
manding. -