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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-22
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March 21-After a lively
debate the Convention adopted the perma-
nent Constitution of the Confederate States
ayes l01, nays Z.
The steamer Cahawba from Havana 18th
has arrived.
Sugar was dull 6aa7 reals. Molasses dull
Freights unaltered. Money decreased
Sterling Exchange 10a10i. New York sight
exchange Las prem.
nuda. He will arrive in Havana on the LIST
of April. Grand preparations are made
for his reception.
The yacht Mary Kingsland from New York
was wrecked on the FLORIDA coast. The
Scott Theatrical troupe was rescued by the
Cahawba after several days exposure. Nearly
all the property azd the boat, valued at s4,-
600, is lost.
From st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS. March 21-The Convention, by
a vote of SO to passed a resolution recon-
mending the withdrawal of troops from the
Forts in the seeded States, when there is
danger of hostilities.
From Ohio.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 21.--The Republi-
can caucus have nominated John Sherman
for the United States Senate.
Arriv ed.
New ORLEANS, March 21.-The Powhattan
arrived off Pensacola on the 18th, from Vera
Cruz, making the fifth war vessel stationed
there.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, March 2I.-The river is fall
ing, with seven feet nine inches water in The
canal.
Markets.
New ORLEANS. March Election sales to-
day 6000 bales; middling 12al24. Sugar
quiet at 4aa5i. Molasses 24a26. Flour qu;-
ct at so. Mixed corn 56a5S. Mess pork
quiet at Is 90. Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March 21.--Flour dull at SEA
55. Mess Pork I6 75al7 90. Lard quiet
at 9al0. Sugar sales so bids. at 5Aa7s. Cof-
fee sales 600 bbls. at 13laI3S. Molasses
32a33
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Aew Indications.
M OTLEY's HISTORY OF THE METH
M ERLANDS.
Booksellers. Public square.

Have Just Received
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS: From
the Death Of William the Silent 10 the Synod Of port
With fun View Of the English Dutch struggle
against Spain, and of the Origin and Destruction OF
the Spanish Armada By JoHS LoTHRoP MOTLEY, L.
D., D. C. l., Corresponding Member OF the Institute
of France, Author Of 1.-THE Rise Of the Dutch Repub-
lic.'' With Portraits and Map 2vols- sTo Muslin.
81 The sals Of Motley's "Uniied Netherlands" Is
something remarkable Before the day of publication
the Harrers had, their books orders for than
5000 copies. In day 900 copies were subscribed
for by booksellers and libraries in New York and
Brooklyn. The New YORK Mercantile Library pur-
chased, for circulation, $50 copies. Ten years ago.
two orthree copies of any standard work would
have fully supplied the demands of the members.
The Brooklyn Mercantile Library took thirty copies
VI. 7. BERRY L Co,
MARRIOTT Public Square.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-22

COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 21.-The Republi-
can caucus have nominated John Sherman
for the United States Senate.
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Brogans.

NEGRO BroEans, Double and Single soie, KIP md
IN Grain Leather Boots. A fresh supply cbesp foi
cashby JOHN kAHAGE,
ncvz3-9 - College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-22
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2I-The Pennsylva-
MIA Central train ran off last night near Al
toons. The baggage car caught fire, and all
the mail matter aud baggage of eighty pas
sengers was burned. The passengers escaped
uniniured.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
THE REPULSE AT BULLS RUN.
rIom or Special ConespoLdept.

CrsrRryiLLr, Thursday Night, July Is, 1861.
shall make my best eadeayors TO eontrover the
wild cxaggolaonsn reference to to-days engagement
which aIe already sprngng up in this vicinity, and
which, expanding as they travel may reach Northeru
cities in n really alarming form. Even among our
own troopsihe belle! prevails this evening that battle
Of muck importance has been fought with disastrous
results to our side. Tn. fact s that this day mas seen
no latile and that We have not suffered disaster,
but only diuersee. The number of our troops
gagged in eoee conflict with the enemy did not at any
time exceed go infantry, and part Of a battery Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTiNoRE, SATURDAY, July ~, ioot.
Seven hundred and forty of Col. Morebeais regi-
ment whose terms Of enlistment expired to-day, have
reenlsted already
Captain Archer II. jarrett Of Belsir, arrested on
charge of esson and released parole, to day
ersd bimsef to Gen. Banks bis term of parole hav-
ing expired
The New-York l3h will soon leave for home 70 re
cruit and return twelve hundred strong. They mad q
fine parade this evening.
The Tsmmany Regiment arrived this morning. and
left for Washington, with the exception of upward Of
thirty who left at various stations between Har-
rSbuig snd Baltimore. There was difficulty in ono
Of the carr. The occupants were boisteroas, and
broke the windows and seats. Superintendent Clark
was the train, and he requested Adjutant Beanfor
to keep his III order Tbs Adjutant re-
Piled he could not. Mr.. Clark said they
SHOULD not proceed unless they behaved them
selves Ii ntimsied that there was force enough
On board to take the train. Mr.. Clark said
ii be bad known the character Of the men be woald
not have let them board even II backed mp by
the Secretary oil War OF President Lincoln hiaself.
Mr.. c. pulled the string stopped The engine and cali
ing the engineer, told the Adutant that unless order
wss restored he would have them all sent hsadiong
down the enbankment, fifty feet high, which the
cars had been stopped This had the effect Of restoring
order, and Mr. Clark, with Of his employees de-
lberately proceeded 10 take muskets from about thirty
OF the ncs turbulent and carried them forward 70 the
baggage cars The officers all depreeate the violence
of the men. ll.r lu ,ofs si D siossf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
FROM LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Saturday, }

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, July 20, 1861.
Military designations are curront. 1t IL ported that
Simon p. Buckner, InspectorIGeneral OF Kentucky,
has tesigned, and that Ben Hardin Helm Assistant
inspeetor-Gsneral, il about resguing; that Col Hunt
OF the I'd Regiment Of the State Guard and Major
Symmes of The Sale Guard, had also resigned The
imrIesson is that the resgnstons will the dis.
banding Of the State Guard.
In consequence Of repeated midnight disturbances at
the Lon.fyille depot Of the Louisyille and Nashville
Railroad IN reference 10 con,raband freight during the
past week, and the falling of OF business the directors
have concluded TO run but one train southward por
day hereafter, TO leave Louisville at 9 a. m
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
. RECKLESS EXPEDITION.
MAJOR T. E. RAWLINGS KILLED.
A Newspaper Correspondent Killed OF Taken.
OF THE STEAMERS.
FoRrREss MoSRor, Friday, July IL, 1851, !
Via RaIrtnoRy Saturday. yuiy N.


At midnight party, consisting Of Capt Holiday,
Cart Edward W. Jenkios, Lieut.. Jobuson, and Pr-
vate Small of the Naval Brigade, T. Edward Rawlings
Major Of the Kentucky Light Cavalry, and r. w.
sburtleff of The Ne,c- York illustrated Ners, left
Hampton without permission on scout. They were
D .orly armed, and bat one mounted.
At Al this morning the party were surprised IN tho
woods, short distance beyond Newman Bridge, by
twenty dismounted borsemen. Rawlings was instant
" killed by bullet through his head. johnson and
Shurtle were also seen to fall, and they must have
been carried off MS prisoners. The others escaped
Three companies went out and brought In tne body
Of Rawlings. Major Rawlings arrived here yester-
day morning, and happened to be in citizens dress.
He was formerly connected with an illustrated paper
in New-York.
Mr. Shurtlef came ont as aid to Col. Bartlett.
At least two Of the rebels were shot. Ii is TO be
hoped that this will put an end to irresponsible
scouting.
The Minnesota has steam up, but her destination ID
not known.
The Monticello yesterday fred into body Of Con-
federates short distance above Newpor's News.
The Confeder.ies fred some heavy guns Last even
ing from the Pig Point battery. eaI 81 n,
The Quaker City last night picked up man in o
sail Loaf from Norfolk. lie reports only what was
we'll known before-namely, the raising Of the three
United States sbpsof-war in Norfolk harbor and the
rihing of cannon at the navy-yard.
There are not 10000 troops in Norfolk and vicinity.
He says that the Confederaes feel OF success and
they are determined to fight 70 the last extremity.
Jefferson Davis is in Richmond There was much
depression on account Of the rebel defeat in Western
Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
FROM GENERAL pATrERsONs COMMAND

CHARLEsrows, Va, Saturday, July 20, 1861.
In consequence of complaints from numerous Com
manders that their men wishout shoes, clothing,
&c., and &C tuld not be supplied, as the time for
which they had been sworn in was nearly expired,
General Patterson visited the different brgades, and
plead earnestly with the to stand by him for the
love Of their country and the homer Of our flag for
few days longer, but failed to gain support.
The good behavior of the soldiers is having an ex'
cellent effect upon the townspeopIe. Macy of the
families were prepared to leave on the arrival Of our
army, but going TO remain, feeling that their
property and persons are secure.
Three members Of the New York 9th Regiment yes
erday arrested Lieut.. Hatlen, Of the Confederate
Cavalry force while secreted in a house here. This
officer said TO have commanded the troops that fred
fom Harpers Ferry upon Col. Stones Brigade, when
passing opposite tina, point.
The laii where John Brown was imprisoned aud the
scene Of his execution are constantly visited by
Volunteers.
Capt. McMullan's Rangers have found numerous
secroied arms
Major Joseph Knipe, of Gen. Williams Staff has
recruited new Rifle Regiment for the war from those
about 70 disband. lie win assume command.
COL Wallace of the Indiana Zouaves, has a new
regiment ready for him 40 Indianapolis, 10 be armed
with tbe saber tayonet aud Enfe rifles.
Col Clark Of the New-York 18th (Cayugs Regiment
is under arrest upon charges made by bis officers lie
will be court. marlialed soon.
mailbag belonging TO our army and filled with
matter has been found here. Indications show it to
have been stolen while on the way 70 Martnsburg
week since.
Mejor Ledle Of the New-York 10th Regiment, this
morning, ht o'clock, was fred on, when making the
grand rounds, by seeessiOnist named Welch- The
latter was arrested and his arms taken from him.
welch says in excuse that be did not zee Lede. but
hearing noise, thought that foxes were robbing his
rooeis.
The Indiana lltb Regiment, Col. Hallsce, marched
TO headquarters to-day and informed Gen. Patterson
of their Willingness to serve ten days extra.
The I'd Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers len this
morning for Harrisburg, via the Baltimore and Ohio
road from Sandy Hook.
The railroad bridge across the Potomac at HArpers
Ferry, will soon be rebuilt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
THE CORA sLAvERS.

Marslal Murray received, on Saturday morning, from
John Wilson and Hans Olsen, the "a and sd mates Of
the SLAYER Cora note stating that they had been i'm
prisoned ten months, and had never been in saeh mis-
erv that tbey had had no clothing for nearly year,
.,,d W. ho tbeir Clothes weFe being wsshed they had
20 remain naked They asked the N rshai to relieve
their rnerinrs by speedy disposition Of their ee.
The MaIsal says their suneings are not SO great ~
er, es. ned md t1at they are taken gScd care Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
BOSTON ITEMS.
Bosros. Saturday. j,

BosroS Saturday July 70, 1861.
TIE ID and lth Massachusetts, from Fortress Monroe
will be dismissed this afternoon on furlough, that the
members may whit their families. There is some
necessary delay in mastering them ont Of service, but
it will be done early next week.
The Vincenncs arrived below last night. She has
been cruising week south Of Nantucket for privaeer
Tie revenue cutter Crawford also oD cruise for
FIiyateep, has put in here.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21

saea that the enemy have been moviog the
greater part of their forces from the nights be-
hind Acquia Greek. Their camp, which was
o,,ite conspicuous some days since, is now bro
ken up. No doubt they are moving to reinforce
Beauregard.
THE SIXTH MAINE REGIMENT.
Tie 9th Maine Regiment went into camp on
Meridian Hill this evening. The stalwart figures
Of its soldiers elected universal admiration.
REFUGEES AND THEIR STORIES.
Refugees continue to pour into Washington
from the eastern counties of Virginia. They
report that the Secession troops are suffering
much from want of provisions, having been CON-
PEELED to withdraw their pickets from many
points, in consequence Of the miserable condition
Of ther commissariat.
THE NETWORK TWENTY-FIVE.
The 25th New.York Regiment COL Rogers,
is stn stationed inside Of the intrencbments OF
Fort RuDyOn, and Capt. Seymour, who was
with Major Anderson at Sumter, has been de-
tailed to instruct the regiment in artillery prac-
tice with the heavy guns now in position there.
A private was yesterday drummed out OF this
regiment for using nsoleDt language to his
colonel
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
J : - - =
Fatal Accident.

ALBAyY, saturday, July %, 1851.
Mis- Sarah M. Oley Of this city, was waitiag ia
carriage to-day fer the arrival Of tire day bos ss from
New-iork; the coaehmsn careIessiy left the horses,
and when tie beat arrived the horses took fright and
ran away, turning over the Hamilton Street Bridge.
There Miss Obey was thrown oat aud hes skull ffse-
sureA, eausipy speedy dsssAs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, July 20, 1861.
The Pennsylvania troops in Baltimore have all been
reeothed at the expense of that STATE and pail of by
the General Government and also re-enlsted and
accepted by the War Department for three years. or
during the w1.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
LATEST FROM BULLS RUN.
NO FURTHER FIGHTING THUS FAR.
The Armies Only One Mile Apart.
CUR MEN ON TIE ORIGINAL BATTLEFIELD.
GENERAL TYLER'S Reconnaissance
CAPTURE OF SEVERAL SECESSloNlS1S.
General Tyler Responsible for the
Bulls Rum Affair.
EFFECT OF OUR FIRE on THE REBELS
TREATED TO A SHELL.

The Rebels Reinforcing their Batteries.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
McCullOch and Jackson Fled to Arkansas.

polNcs oFTHE JAYHAWKERs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
FROM MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS.

THE WHEREABOUTS OF GEN. LYON.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
LATEST.

CGSrRIyILLE, 10th, p. m.-The whole division
has just commenced to advance, leaving Bulls Greek
fortication to the left. Their destination is supposed
10 be Manassas Gap Railroad cutting of all commGnica-
ton and supplies from Johnson's division.
Nothing else has transpired.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21

Mai. Gen. Dix Gees to Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21

GEN. PATTERSON TOO SLOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21
REBELS CONCENTRATING AT MANASSAS,
GENERAL PATTRRsoN's MOVEMENTS
FEARS OF A REBEL JUDGE.
INCIDENTS OF THE DAY
Dee,al Disrs.ch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Disrssoh to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Saturday July 20, 1861.
CHANGE OF GENERALS.
Gen. Patterson cannot 10 strictness be said 20
have been superseded by Gen. Banks, since his
three months are up. Gen. Cadwalader mas a.
ready retired from the field which he has
adorned. Gen. Dix takes Gen. Banks's command
ut Baltimore.
PERSONAL MOVEMENTS.
Gen. Cameron is at Bulls Run. Gen. Scott
has been in long conference this morning with
the President aud Gov. Seward. Gov. Morgan
was entertained with dinner Of soldiers ra-
tions, by Col Murphy's regiment, yesterday.
ORDER ABOUT PRISONERS, &C.
The following general order has Just been
issued;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmend Dispatch.


NEW York, May 6.-The steamship City
of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the oath ult.,
has arrived here.
GREAT BRITAIN
The debate on the Budget was commenced
In the House of Commons On the 22d, but no
amendment was offered.
Mr.. II. Berkeley made bis annual motion in
the House Of Commons, for leave to bring in
a hill in favor of voting by ballot. 1t was re-
jected by a vote Of yeas 1874; nays 279.
A prospectus had been Issued of company
called the Liverpool and New Orleans Navi-
CATION Company" with the object of estab-
fishing direct steam communication between
Liverpool and New Orleans. The capital is
fixed ut 100000, with power to increase, and
many influential men are engaged in the en-
t5rprise.
1t is also announced by advertisement that
a company had been formed in Liverpool for
establishing direct communication between
that port and Charleston. The first steamer
of the line is expected to be dispatched from
Liverpool about the middle of July.
SPAIN.
1t is reported that the Spanish Govern
ment will not give its sanction to the aunexa-
ton Of St. Domingo.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, 24th.-Cotton-Sale for four
days $4,000 bales, closing firm, with an ad-
vancing tendency under the Afriea's news.-
Hewitt Il Co. quote middling Orleans II.
Consols 9l2GI92.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
4 PROCLA ANA TON.

The Convention of the Commonwealth of
Virginia having adopted on the Goth day of
April, 1851, an ordinance "to amend the Con-
stitution of this Commonwealth so rs to
strike out the ODD and I'D sections of the 4th
article of the present Constitution, and insert
q ction In lieu thereof, and having adopted a
schedule to accompany the same, and by the
schedule thereto annexed, required polls to be
opened for the ratification or rejec lion of the
same by the people of this State, OIL the fourth
Thursday in May next:
Now, therefore, l, JoHy LBTCHER, Governor
of the Common wealth Of Virginia. do hereby
proclaim that the annexed is an authentic
copy of the said Ordinance and Schedule, and
Y at all officers designated therein req uired
to conform to its provisions in every respect.
{ ~ Given under my hand as Governor,
J LIS. }and under the seal of the Common
~ wealth, At Richmond, this Gath day OF
Aurii 1861, and in the S5h year OF the Com
monWe;Llth JOHN LETCuER.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w MUyPoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notice.
$4,000 WORTH OF
H L H @ "A II ID r Y q 30 ID 3
AT AND BE LO W co ST,
FOR CASH ONLY


$4,000 WORTH OF
H l. H @ A II ID r Y GOODS g,
AT md B E LO W Cos
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence Of the general Ana ncial dsraugs-
ment throug out the country, We have determine I'd
TO soil of our superior and s!rable stock Of
II q . . ID
at q GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business IS soon
as possible.
We offer this day, every article at PRIME
COST, from paper Of Needles up to the RICHEST
SILKS brought TO this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock Is very
large and complete, consisting Of
Table DAMASk,
Linen sHEETING,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUCkABACK, &C., SO.
Splendid assortment: OF
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles of French and Engltsh
PA e iCS,
for Ladies' and Cbildren's Dresses for Spring
Winter and summer.
EhBROIDEGIES,
HOSIERY, GLOW Els, HDKFS.,
sHAWLS, CLOAKs aad MANTLRS
sHIRTiNdS and SEEDLINGS.
FLANNELS and BLANKETS, of every descrip-
ton.
IRISH LINRNs and DIAPERS
BOABAZINES and BLACh ALPACAS.
Large stock Of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
81 Purchasers are invited TO call and see for
themselves. A. h PARKER a1HCO.,
la3 Main street, Eagle Equare.
| n. BAH persons indebted to us, will please
call and settle their accounts without DELAY, as
NH sHts Jaw " A. K. p. co.
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CoaMEkCIAL REvCL6IoSs IN NEW YORK
morning contemporary says there have been
over two hundred failures ia this city since
the TWEEN ty- second of April. A we'll inform ed
mercantile gentleman assures us that the
number Of failures within the last month cam
not be m ucn less than three hundred. And this
is bat the beginning of the horrible eui. The
failures, the pros ration Of business which
VT nc y see on every side OF ms, l. but Lie
commencement OF the general wreck ana mis-
cry which must fail upon Ill Glasses, as this
cruel and unnatural WAY prosre- aes. The
price OF all kinds OF proyi-ionS VIII almost
hourly increase, while tl- means OF procuring
| u,en Wth constantly tiimin sh. Vhe amount
| ~ protested prp@r already 10 our banks fore
! tells commercial crash, " hich mast end Ia
the ,nnIi1i3;tIioa OF al business, and in depriv
| ing hundreds Of thousands Of the very means
| OF support, and OF even the uecessares OF iiie.
| ket estate ii's 10 sale at any price rents
| must tanbie enormously; the landlords will
mud tntt the tenants Will be unable 10 D4y
them the prlce OF provisions will soon be en- :
! urely beyond the ability of the poorer classes
| To pro, ure ana the Nissge of want of untold
| distress hnl anguish Will stand every where in
our streets, aud III the doors of orr hous.s -
While the President receives regularly his
salary OF s25 900, and he mem s,prs of his a.. hi
net 5000 year, III the name OF Il righteous
| coo, what are The poor ptople to doy Tha
| Administration IS lIyia. out work for I, a
| years war and when 1t rs ended there xiiI h..
| nothing to show for IL, but the ruin of on
| merchants, the starvation and demoralizstion
| of our people, the graves Of our dead and tha
! bleeding hearts OF our widows and orphans
| How Will these men answer 10 rig hteous and
| offended God for all these nameiess and need
| less horrors I--ail of which might be hon,
| orabiy ayerted by calling Genarai Con.
| ntion OF all the > tates for the settlement OF
| our troubles.-N. Y. Day Book, An inst.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF Virginia.
a PROCLA NJ ATION.

The sovereignty OF the Commonwealth Of
Virginia having been denied her terri torial
rights assaiied, her soil threatened with iuva-
sion BY the authorities at Washington, and
every article employed which could infiame
the people of the Northern States and misre
present our purposes and wishes, IL becomes
the solemn duty of every citizen of this State
to prepare for the impending conflict. Those
misrepressn tations have been carried to such
an extent that foreigners and naturaiized citi-
Zens who, but a few years ago, were denounced
by the North and deprived of essen tial rig h t.
have now been induced to enlist into regi-
ments for the purpose of invading this State,
which then indicated those rights and effec-
tually resis ted Entertainments which threat
ened their destruction. Against such policy
and against force which the Government at
Washington, relying upon its numerical
strength ia now rapidly concentrating, II be-
comes the State of Virginia to prepare proper
safeguards. To this end and for these pur-
poses, and with n determination to repel in
vasion, l. JOHN LsrcHEa, Governor of the
Common wealth of Virginia, by authority of
the Convention, do hereby authorize the
Commanding General Of the military forces
of this State, to call out and TO cause TO be
mustered in to the service of Virginia. from
time to time, as the public exigencies may re-
quire, such additional number of volun teers
he may deem necessary.
To facilitate this call, the annexed Schedule
will indicate the places of rendezvous 1T which
the companies called for will assemble upon
receiving orders for service.
Given under my hand as Governor,
J LIS {and under the Seal of the Com mon
~ wealth, 1T Richmond, this Sd day of
May, 1901, and in the s2th year Of the Com
mon wealth JOHN LEICHER.
BY the Governor:
GsoEGE w. MuNFoRD,
Sec'y OF the Commonw'h.