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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-25
WASHINGTON COUNTY BOOMING
From the abingdon Virgiaian.

Monday was Lively day in Abingdon. We never be-
fore saw much larger crowd assembled. All day long
the sounds Of martial music filled the air, and tho
tread Of volunteers marching and counter.marohng
incessant Four companies were made up-one from
the neighborhocd OF Glade Spring, and the others from
town and various parts of the county These companies
comprise nearly 400 vigorous ard intelligent young
eager to yndicate the honor and chvay Of the State,
The spirit of resistance to aggression universal and
paraken of by the and children. Including
company ct Goodson no. less than 800 volunteers will
be ready leave this county before the end OF the
week, and if necessary 1000 can be raised in few
days.
Capt Jones' company Of mounted rifles number about
100, and are ready at moments warning. Indeed, all
are ready, and inpatient OF delay.
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BY the Governor OF Virginia.
pRDrT

By virtue Of authority vested in the Executive BY lie
Convention, l, John Lecher, Gov. Of the Commcnseslh
OF Virginia do order that each volunteer company coup
ped and armed whether Of Infantry ARTILLERY RhsmF,
10 the counties lying West of the city Of Richmond BE-.
tween Richmond and tie Blue Ridge and in the Val'!
of Virginia. from the county of ROoktrdge 10 the Tel
nessee line, establish fortbvh on The lines Of speedy
communication rend lyous, and hold thouise!g,s b
readiness for immediate orders Telegraph or send y
express to the Executive tie name OF Captains uunO
OF men and description Of force. II is also ordered hi
officers of all grades, the line OF the Potomac river
render obedience to The orders Of Gen. Philip St George
Cooke who has been assigned TO the command Of that
section Of the military operations OF the State bounded
BY said river.
{ ~-~) Given under my hand Governor and
) L. S. under the Seal of the Commonwealth, a
~ Richmond, q April, 1861, and in the ssh
year OF the Commonwealth.
lSgnedl JOHN LETCHER
By the GQyeruvu
GsoRag ". MgyFogr,
Secretary or the Commonwealth.
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Ara verv large teeag Of the people Of Louisa, held
nj lie C5ur, Hogss on ;dc 1l;h April 1861.
On motion OF James L. Gordoa E.q. Geo W. Trice
was called to the Chair, aud Saml Y. E-skett was APP
u0iu ed Secretary.
Wlereupou the following re-ol,iors, offered by JOS
Il T1ud!lton Esq. were unanimously adopted
Fs,ei5sE qh. in consideration OF the trouoies and
varke cues IN which country IS involved, cers-
ing the absence o. many Of our fellow citizens the Hon
Rchd H. Field be and hereby is respectfully re-
qucscd 10 bcs no court q. this the april for the
county OF Louisa
E.so'r,8 Tbst these proceedings be signed By the
Chairman aud Secretary, aud copy Of the same be de-
vered TO lis hoaor the Judge By the Secretary and an
answer requested.
Rs,olsd That these proceedings be sent 20 the Rich
mord papers Tor publication.
6 P HACKETT, Sec'ry.
CIV papers and Charlottesville Review viii please
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The Governor Of North CarOlina has issued cai TOT
thirty thousand volunteers to be ready alta day
The Governor says: The decree for our suolugAuoh
has gone forth; the time Of trial has come tae
blow will soon fall; must meet it with the Whole en-
erges of the State we must show to the world 'nat
North Carolina will maintain her rights, at all hazaros
The Raleigh Register says This call Will De prompt
" responded TO- Let the cry all sides be To arms
To arms Our sister State Virginia will, no DOUBT De
soon invaded by hordes of Black Republicans, bent on
the uuhoy mission of subugatng the Southern States
Shall we stand idly by No! Let US rally our forces
from the seaboard to the mountains, and fly to her aid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-25
GEORGIA TROOPS ON THE MARCH FOR VIRGINIA.
From tie WILMINGTON, y. O., Herald of Tuesday after

Three companies of Georgia troops passed through
this lace yesterday route for Virginia. Two OF them
we're from Macon, viz the Floyd Rifles, commanded by
Hon. Tlomas Hsrdeman, and the Macon Volunteers,
Captain Smith. The other company was the City Light
Guard Capt. Colqut from Columbus. These companies
were composed of the very best material They are all
fac looking, soldcry feows and seemed to be witha
gentlemen in their conduct and feelings The spirit and
enthusiasm which animated them may be imagined,
when we say that lawyer who private in one Of
them told US he had been married but hour when he
left home and afterwards learned that there were
two or three others who similarly situated. God
grant they may return in safety to their brides! We
heard two capital speeches at the depot where the
troops were assemb!ed-oue from Hen Roger A Pryor
who is nov Colonel in the Confederate Army, and the
other from the Hon. Thos. Hardeuan, Captain Ct the
Floyd Rifles. We had the pleasure of shaking hands
again with that vhite-baired old patriot aud soldier,
Edmund Ruiin, who was returning 10 his native Pr-
gina whose ordinance Of secession terminated bis self
imposed exile, and in whose cause he will now DO pa
triots duty.
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THE WAR FEELING IN NoTToWAY.
BLACKS AND WHITES, NoTrowAE,


The excitement here is very great-vounteers coming
from al parts of the county, and from L1nenpurg ana
day, where they will camp aa he'd themselves ia readi-
ness so that they can start at moments waning to the
battle field NottOway may well be proud Of the Ras
Guard for there are no truer and Drawer men in tho
State. Several Of the students OF Union Academy have
enrolled the.s names.
Home Guard will be organized here to-day, and
they will probably take the name of Nctoway rangers
am happy to state that an Artillery company viii be
organized at Crimea, Dinwiddie county, tomorrow. 1t
ia prosperous neighborbood, and can furnish some
seventy eighty as brave men as ever aimed rife
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UAERrsoNuuRG, April I9.-Last night We sent OF the
Valley Guards, Capt. Sprinkle, 70 the Rockingham
E des, los men, Capt Kenuey. To-day, the balance Of
the Volunteer Regiment composed OF the Bridgewater
Grlvs. Cant Brown; the Elk Run Grays Capt. Coving-
ton the Peaked Mountain Gr4ys, Capt. Yaneey the
Lstcher Brooks Gap Rifles, Capt. Winfield Ghi5Rans
Infantry, Capt Cbismau. Tomorrow the Battalion OF
Cavalry under ior Patterson-llarrsonburg Cavalry
100 men; Mt Crawford Cavalry, full company the I'm
iol Cavalry, large company; the AcGaheysvs Cavalry
Altogether was the finest military display have ever
seen. The volunteer regiment were accompanied by
Prof Erhmsn Cornet Band. They were ali very lively
ard al seemed glad at toe prospect OF brush with AOIs-
hams h.reliugs.
Not man was down in the mouth" Our regiment
was accompanied by two ministers OF the Gospel Rock
i1gham has four regiments of men, (inclldng the mill
TIA sides the battalion Of Cavalry. Other companies
Of volunteers are forming and tie demand for uniforms
is immense. 1; seems be hard matter TO restra
enough for home guard from going Virginia osn mus
ter hundred IN month # Rockingham IS an
index cf the Safe.
The Mt. Sidney Union Guards arrived here about an
hour ago.
A Home Guard VIII be formed here this evening, OF
one hurdled armed men, 10 take charge of things.
Yesterday the extra session of the Court appropriated
$4,000 for tie benefit of the soldiers.
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Nv the Governor,
TIE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

WHEREAS Volunteers smutar e'u'ly ndsIing DER 49,
w wees In person from pats Il tie rtate zhag ~ IL
for orders they req u ed 10 d. by former az.
ard airing 70 Rchu"a I'D, Without preyirs Lol m
expense 10 the Commonwealth before suab psoy lon Ia
sde for their acesm nOdtton AID cre he services A.
required these there ore 10 lire I'll c,mls- u, 70
in Richmond ard rot ordered here ttW exc q n,tt
their homt hoidna themselves simply IL readiness fof service ~
III ordered by competent authority Al pes0nse gsg5 m,,
artillery harness ether eQupmen or on any ohsr tct
for the State exempted from military service VI
express order 10 the contrary. Ard piny re-
tered Into service unes the complement Of pTeseb AZ
shall have been obtained.
Given under my hand, dc, JOHN LETCHEg
by order Of the Governor.
GEORGE ". MUNPORD
Gacrat. ~ Of d.. Io.lr.n-r -...L
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THE SOUTHERN GUssD--The Southern Guard, of yell
low Branch, il Campbell, under command Of Captain r..
c. Saunders arrived in this city yesterday evening" (says
the Lynchburg Republican Of yesterday their way
to Richmond, where they have been ordered Tho
Guard numbers about eighty men, rank aud file, and viii
worthily upheld virgnias flag. They leave tomorrow
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT BOSTON.

BosroS April 90 The city was terribly excited at the
attack on the Massachusetts, Voianteers at baltimore
The city government instructed an appropriation Ct
$40 600 to &c out volunteers and pay each volunteer
$40 per month besides the government pay.
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TENNESSEE.

TIE VOLUNTEER s ATE ~ MoTIoS-HER PEOPLE READY
TO DEFEND soTrn.-From all parts of the State We
hear the most cheering Intelligence in regard q he
ganiLng Of military companies for the defence Of
oppressed people Before one week from to-day there
will be force of fifty thousan brave Telnsssceans
ganizel ss to the bitter end, tho Gohs aud Van.
dals of the Sorth.--HdshviHs Gazette.
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BY TIE GOvKasos OF vInG MA
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS 10 the emergency which supposed 70 ed l.
ring the past week, arising from Information that az
the rivers Of State about 10 BE- made and tie
OF the vessels OF the Ured states with troops ao the
this Comm and the unusual Of pubic
BY the agents q that Government both Hsrpr Fer
the Gosport Navy Yard, gave ample for such b.
whereas under such e!reuusi lnces suLdy yost
the James River the Rsppai snnoek York and Potomac
and their Tributaries have been seized deta ned bv
tbores the state oies acting Gnder patriot:
without authority, and 10 u that such and
should be promptly restored IN command
owners therefore I, JOHN LErCHER Goyerps a.
Commonwealth, do hereby proclaim O. & private ve,,sl.
erty so seized detaned with the exception Of tie
Jamesto, and Yorktown, iLa be released I'D tlv,s ~
the sid masters roper officers o. state Navy
atigned to each Of the liver. herein neouyd, nd.
70 eleass is and operty an give ecsuees
ages Incurred by the seizure md detention.
feel my duty furhrm - advise the peCpe q o..
monweah (cot Ia the Military service Of TIE stAel r,
h-ir usual avocaron', IA eanaeeon With te srste -
Of coult y sssud-g Their prot cto1 aad defence g.
70 be inaugur by aten TO c0anou
use Coercion 1gainst the southern confedAted t.tts r
gency dependent the acsA q the Government Of De
states l. shan be aud conducted by ills Coma
prime worthy OF cy ized nations aud q tbs isnt r.
appeal 10 all people q Interfere With roF
Ing citizens others who preserve ,he peace and olu m
and do hereby especial dscOuBlenaLcs al of ~
OF private Or perry without authority Of las, aud qgr
der be restored aud uiat al the laws b. nsts
executed By the hibenas especially assigned up1,e
Given uuder my hand a. Governor aad undtr n. 20,
lis the Commons ealth at Richmond, 2fth April .Ci 49,
JOAN LErcHsR
By the Governor.
GkORGs W MrsroRo,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth. AY4j- dlcs
The following Off ers s:a Navy a-e assigned 70 ~ a
ties required by this proclamation:
For james River Captain Cooke and Commander Tueser
For Pot mc River Cap ain F0rrest Lieu. senmes
For Rappahanrock River -IieutLeWiI
For York Riyer-commaader J. L. HetdsrIon and uesi
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IrnGE FIFLn,S REPLY

LOUISA G. H., April 10Th, 1851
Gentlemen - have received copy Of the resolutions
this day adopted by the citizens Of Louisa, at this
place in public meeting Of which you ere the Chair
man and Secrer5ry.
We are an il al excited state from cause, the eT
;s.cuCe OF which We must all degose; but who
appreciates his dutyto his country could be otherwise
than highly excited. concur with YOU in the opinion
that We should foOear at present TO operate against each
other and therefore, in conformity with your wishes
snail not open my court at this place. for the April term
VII add, that It is ny belief aud hope that, in the
course ora few days. We may be able rejoice in the
emulsion OF Lincoln and his Black Republican adhe-
rents from the District Of Columbia, part OF tn
domain Of Maryland, by reeri9. The Union being sub
staatialy dissolved the Capitol and other public ed
fees should be 10 long decorated by the presence OF
our foes. With great respect,
Your obcdieut servant,
RICH'D d. FIELD.
To Geo W Trics, Esq, Chairman, and
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PrsIcNATroY or COMMANDER MAURY.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The administration does not
conceal its regret in losing the services OF az officer like
hsury who has shed such lustre on the American name
abroad and who is, perhaps, better known IN Europe
than any of bis countrymen, by bis scientific labors
which have proved so beneficial 70 the commercial and
nautical world.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-25

ANOTHER MILITARY COMPANY last Saturday q
meeting held at Mount Zion Campbell county, when
a new military company organized under the name
Of the Home Guard. The following officers were elect.
ed William A. Poorc, Captain r. B. Braskear lst
Lieut. Bennett Twddy, II Lieut. Anderson William.
son, Sd Lieut. M. Mooney, 4th Lieutenant andJ. W.
Harvey, Orderly Serseapl.
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RICHMOND WING
10 CoRRFSPONDENTS

~ Lsr-s on Bu.irssl ts addressed 70 ne "Edt9r
tie Wig"
articles ,-reu o. boz ssss 81 s paper 'rI HCt q Pot
81 nj. h @ M ofI sg sanding 0agif 20 Dc tH0,rH 90 al
and eel ia 90 cas-, De depcr'3 from, oitory To'ess ece'a
lay eiylf l.as, arsc,lIg.9 .ar as 1drertissrert.
AZ We capuof f7datft " rfsr' ssi eo'r'uH'eaf'o1s
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CRors IN LOUISIANA AND GsoRsIA.-Ihe Cotton and
Sugar plantations in Louisiana promise fine crop, aud
he wheat crop of Georgia is likely to be very large
crop. Wheat in some parts of Georgia is now fully
headed out, and corn Is up and growing well.
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Union MEETING IN NEW yopv

NKw YoRK, April 20.-An immense Union ps.a...
being held to-day, John A Dix. presiding The mo-,
inent citizens speakers. Resolutions were IN
and will be adopted pedgng to support the Cover,.
aud that secession is urjusthable and treasonable
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THE LADIES OF ABINGDON.
Correspondence of the Petersburg Express.

ABINGDON, Va April go, 1861.
Dear Express The young ladies of Martha wash
ingon have been ell the morning busy making uniforms
for the soldiers who will leave this evening or tomor
row, and in the alternoon) they are engaged in
preparing lint for the relief Of wounded soldiers should
an engagement take place. Yours, F.W.
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EXCITEMENT AT MAYsyILLE-The Cincinnati CONNER
ci, states upon the authority ola gentleman, direct
" -i''" Rsntucky that the citizens Of that place,
RON nare'''~ p--'omoutb
enragsd at The passage Of some troops Irv~
Ohio, on the river steamers planted five cannon On the
wharf for the purpose of preventing the passage OF the
Bosona with troops. The steamer was due at
o'clock on Friday aud the informant OF the CONNER
CT who left Maysvile some time previous to that hour,
states hat half an hour after leaving he heard several
shots which he supposed were fred at the Bostona
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FoREs7 GpERiLLAs.-G company Of cavalry has been
formed at Fores. Depot Bedford county, under tine COM
mand OF Capt Radsord, formerly Of the Wise Troop
The corps numbered $50 strong ablebodied men and Il
.-.,ad for the purpose Of carrying on Guerrilla
warfare The men are an slrung ana hardy mountain
eer who are calculaledxo do efficient seryi6o
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MISSOURI E0R SECESSION

INDEPESDkYCE, No, April 20.-The arms and ammuni-
ton at the arsenal az Liberty have been given up, hay
ing been seized By the hssourans.
There Is immense secession meeting. Thousands
present from the adjoining count OF Missouri aud
Kansas. Prominent Eaces displaying secession igs
ST, JosErH, No. April 20-A secession flag was
fqred and carried through the streets by mounted
company anG subsequently raised Market Square
without disturbance, amid ENTHUSIASM and excitement.
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GEORGE w. MUsFoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.

AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL THE RATIFICATION OF THE con
sTIrUrIoy OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BY THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA AND RESUME ALL THE RIGHTS
AND POWERS GRANTED UNDER SAID CONSTITUTION.
The peop!e of Virginia in the ratification of the Con-
st,tution of the United States of America adopted by
them in Convention on the 25h day Of June, in the
wear of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
lightweight having declared that the powers granted
under the said Constitution derived from the peo-
ple of the United States and might be resumed when
soeyer the same should be perverted TO their injury and
onnressop and the Federal Government having per.
yerted said powers not only to the injury OF the people
of Virginia, but to the oppression of the Southern
slaveholding States:
Now therefore, We the people of Virginia, do declare
and ordan that the Ordinance adopted by the people
of this State in Convention the twenty-th day oil
June in the year of our Lord one thousand seven nun
died and eightytght whereby the Constitution oil the
United States Of America ratified and ell acts oil
the General Assembly oil this State ratying or adopting
amendments to said Constitution are hereby repeated
and abrogated that the Union between the State OF VIZ
pna and the other States under the Constitution afoe-
said is hereby dissolved and that the State OF Virginia
Is in the full possession and exercise Of all the rights OF
sovereignty which belong and appertain to free and
icdenendent State And they do further declare that
slid Constitution of the United States OF America Is no
longer binding on any OF the citizens Of this State
This Ordinance shall take effect and be an act OF this
dsy, when ratified by majority OF the votes OF the
people of this State cast at poll 10 be taken thereon
on the fourth Thursday in May next, in pursuance oil
sch adule hereafter to be enacted
Done in Convention in the city OF Richmond, on the
seventeenth day of April 10 the year of Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sxyone and in the eighty
fifth year OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A true Copy. JSo l.. EUBASK,
Secretary Of Convention,
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TENNESSEE STANDS BY VIRGINIA.

KSO1vILLE, Tenn April 22.-Tennessee goes with
Virginia, and Is unit. Volunteers are raising in all
parts of the State. O. WALLACE
Knoxville has been one Of the strongest Union sec
tons Of Tennessee, and Is Johnson's countryl
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Dispdteh 10 the LgnehJuyg R,puJii,a.
ron nrNNHC1rN nnn -

NASHVILLE, April 22.-Tsnnesse IL almost 4. u,i, -
cause of Virgins Is the Of Tennessee W ~,
have thirty thousand men ready to move .bsn d. aN
isature meets On tie 25ih inst. 20
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pFL.T-.nr FOR SECESSION.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The Government has ,vnv.
possession Of the Baltimore Road The Delaware 4tate
arms are in possession of the Secessonists The Gov
ernor OF Delaware has not responded to the requson
Of the President, and will not.
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NOBLE CONDUCT.

A slave in Lexington commenced taking upa subscrp.
ton among his colored friends in that place for the relief
Of the mles Of the soldiers Who had gone to 6ght the
Yankees When last heard Of he had raised the sum Of
$780, Stssstes Spectator. isbrs ~ ~
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DIED.

On Tuesday. III ga in,tan at Lsburnum, he rsi,,. ,
James Lyons LUCY LYONS COLT, daughter Of Robe,
Henningnam G. scott In the 5h year Of her age. 'li
Her funeral viii take place ON e. JaeI Church "a I,v
o'clock The friends Of her far and Of Mr. Lyons are
fully Invited 20 at,erd the funeral. NV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-25

NOBLE TEsDER.-As an indication Of the .ri., u,
our people, will state that Mr.. G. r. Mason ~ ~
place, has rendered TO Governor Lstcher go hama.
300 mules and carts --Staanton Spectator "9
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Recrptiou oc Gen. Lee.

We give in another column, the account OF the reeep-
ton Of Gen. Lee by the Convention. The address oil
Mr. President Janney is in admirable tAse-wOrthy OF
the man and the OCCASION
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RncKRRInGE TROOPS.

Three companies from Rockbrdge passed through this
place, their way down the Valley two cavalry COM
panies commanded by Capt, AcNutt and the other
by Capt White, and rife company commanded by
Capt Samuel H Leteher. These are all hne companies
-S.auntos Spectator, fs
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Il understood that nearly threefourths Of the stu
dents Of the Virgins University have volunteered for
the war A number Of Columbia College, Washington
Gig, have slso left 70 serve iq the Virginia military
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BRrGADrER GESERAL n. /. BoSnAs, of the Oonfede-
rate States army leaves this city to-day for Virginia liz
will command the Brigade of "Palmettos" now on their
way to he Border. We learn that the Generals head.
quarters will be established at Richmond instead Of Nor
folk So says the Charleston Mercury of Monday.
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VIRGINIA i'm Ann!

Never before since she lad existence there such
spirit abroad as nov perysdes this CID Commonwealth
The insu 70 her honor the menace 20 her freedom have
reused ali her sons With or withou, arms, the impulse
Is spontaneous and universal TO rush at once upon Wash
ington crush out the Prvosian cohorts and the vie
wra.ches who have polluted the Capital Of the Republic
with their presence. From North South East and Wes
and from every fraction Of Gle compass tie same war
note crse.s us Resistance 20 ly.aut5 ia obedience 70
God is mo-. only on Jhe lips bat 40 ,le iessl of every
Yirgiaian From the e.ub.i.r end on the Western
slope OF the Allegheny ls1m Hl.o2 coya.y, ,te centre
of the great Northwest vhicb has been defined az dis
loy4 20 virgae yaan men are mastering for the field
TO viadies.e ber honor and upheld her Independence
10 all that region The name o, Tory will Doom Tie man
who bears TO- 20 eternal i1a,uv.
In Non,son ny county in the Southwest, day before
yesterday, tlc largest uea-l- %. tle people was held
that vas ever seen i'm that couay But one feeling a1
mated tie vast multitude Of brave men there assembled
Gen. Preston opened the proceedings in just such a
speech as the times G,uead-saor- aad telling. -Four
companies were INSTANTLY o-g'nzsd for tie fsttto. free
dom and ola yr-lil; aa} I'm less than hours 5000
we're raised for their equipment Thai, the music, If
the Yankees ~ u.s. su-e :. IS they viii have 10 ria u.s.