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Fast Day Ii The Conf derate States.

The near approach of the time appointed to
be observed as a day of fasting and prayer by
the people OF the Confederate States induces
us TO republish the Proclamation OF the Pres
ident, issued at Montgomery on the Oath OF
May last:
PROCLAMATION TO THE PEOPLE OF TaB ooSpgp-
EKATE STATES.
When people who recognize our indeDen.
uence upon God, feel themselves surrounded
by peril and difficulty, it becomes them TO
humble themselves under the dispensa ton Of
Divine Providence, TO recognize His righteous
government, acknowledge His goodness in
times pas, ana duplicate Ills In9rciiul uro.
lection for the future.
The manifest proofs OF the Divine blessing
hitherto extended 10 the efIoYts OF the people
OF the Confederate States Of America To main
tun anu perpetuate public liberty, individual
rights and uationai Dependence, demand
their devoat and heartfelt gratitude. It be-
comes them TO give pablo manifes tation of
this gratitude, and OF their dependence upon
the } udge OF all The Earth, and to in woke the
confinuaace OF His favor. knowing that
none bat a Just aud righteous esuSa caa gain
the DlVlne FAVOR, We would iInpinTe the L0ro
OF Hosts TO guide and direct our policy in the
paths OF rigAt, duty, justice ana mercy; 10
unite our hearts and our efforts fer the de-
fence OF our dearest rights; 10 strengthen our
WeaKnrse, crown our arms with success, and
rable peace.
To these ends, and in conformity with the
request OF Congress, I invite the people of
the Confederate States to the observance of u
day OF fasting and prayer by such religious
services as may be suitable for the oocas ion
and recommend Thursday, the 18th day OF
June next, for that purpose, and that we
may All on that day, with one accord join In
hutnse and reyerential approach To Him ip
whose hands we are, invoking Him to inspire
"a with proper spirit and temper of heart
ana mind 10 bear our evils, to bless us wi IN
hls favor and protection, and TO bestow His
gracious oenedic tion upon Ouc Government
and country.
lSignedl JRrEBRsoS DAVIS.
BY the President.
" BS
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MILITARY NOTICES.
q HxxrorARrrns vfRgrviA ForrFs. Z
"a ehIcHMnsD. VA June sth, lsl.
III General Ufder, No. %. -
"Br TIE CopEFNoR OF yrRGTSTA.

by THE EOTFEACR OF p1hbi4Sid.
"A pRoUB A HATfo y
ceavsntIea asss.asisd h,viss; BY .hsIf ord,
RATIFIED the Constitution Of the Provisionsl
Government. OF the Corf- dsrsie states OF
gornery. ALBANIA. on the sth day Of February
issl. aod the state of virginia having been, by
as o. y e ne 81 tas states paa Nav
1891 ada tilted STATE into the Confederate
Constitution " the Provisional Government of
tho COME crate sistes, the G. mmspder-in-f hief
OF the Army aud Navy Of the Confederate states.
and Of the MI itia OF the several states when
called into the service Of the Confederate States;
3Qw, therefore, JOHN LETGHEk, Cove nor
q Virginia, by and with the advice and consent
OK the EAceutiFe Iouncit; do hereny transfer 10
the authorities of the Confedersts States. by Fegi
mastered into the service of Virginia, and 60
order like transfer to he made, by reg 10 sats,
battalens, "a asdrens and companies of sll voiun
tears or nlitia, rs the same shall be formed and
thelf servlc lHay be requir d.
/ further hereby transfer to the authorities Of
the Confederate states the command of sill the
officers, seamen and marines OF the Provi ioBal
Navy Of Virginia for service in the Confederate
states
do further order that all officers of the viz
GINA service now on duty 10 any of the Depart
ments Of the STAFF. continue to discharge thar re-
spectiys functions nnder the direction aud
tToi of the President. uattt otherwise ordered;
ana thst ali Qaeriermsster, CoWmiasary and
Medic stores belonging TO The State sud il charge
of said officers be turned over for the of the
Confederate States, upon proper receipts for The
counting otic3r for settlement. All moneys In
charge OF auy Of the Departments will be forth
vi returned into the Treasury Of the state
Virginia to respect and obey Sill lawful orders
emanstfng from he President or those command
lag under hie authority; and that the same may
% incorporated, In ha or in part, into the Pro-
TisionaI Army Of the Confederate states, at the
pleasure of the President.
/ fsEiher authorize the use Of all publie
properly, munitions Of war. &c csptdred from
The United States. the machinery At Harpers
Ferry excepted. by the President or those acting
under his authority, for the {" mmon defence.
~ Given under my hand IS Governor, aud
}L.s. : under the Seal Of the state, at Rich
49, mond, this 9Th day of Jane, 4. D. 1881,
and il the elghiy-fnh year f The Common
wealth JOHN LETCHGR.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUEPoRD,
.,afo~ r h. 20, .,IEt
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APPROACHING MARRIAGE or THR DUKE o.
NEWCASTLE The London correspondent O

APPROACHING MARRIAGE or THR DUKE OF
NEWCASTLE The London correspondent OF
the New York Post writes
L suppose few Americans will fail to receive
Wi n almost personal sympathy the announce
inent that the Duke of Newcastle is about to
marry orr Princes Mary OF Cambridge. The
Princess is q comedy and singuiarIy buxOm
young lady She is like her sister, the Prin-
cess Augusta, who married the hereditary
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg- StrelitZ only
the younger daughter Is more lively looks
cleverer, and is decidedly ia ter. The Duke of
Newcastle has beea married before to the
daughter of the Duke of Hamilton, but the
marriage was dissolved at his suit as dare
say your readers will rememb er. Nor need
tell yOu how much he is esteemed in private
life, as well rs in political society, as one OF
the most amiable as well as conscientious men.
The Queen's consent is a mark a once Of her
not thoroughly sharing the spirit of George
the Thirds marriage act, and of her esteem
for the Duke, the guardian OF the Prince of
Wales during his visit TO you The Princess
Mary is the youngest daughter of the late
Duke of Cambridge, and is twenty seven
years of age.
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To ORA VoLUsTEEks We cordially com
mend the following from the Southern Epis-
copalian
citizen S0tdfer You go forth at your
conntry's call, TO uphold your country's hon
or, and preserve her institute
Permit friend to give you u few hints in
the way of advice.
Cherish deep feeling OF dependence on Al
mighty God, who alone can shield you In the
hour OF danger, and crown your mission with
success.
Remember the Sabbath day, and endeavor
to keep IL holy unto the Lord.
Be sure TO carry your Bible with you, and
use II as book given to men to be a lamp
unto their feet, and a light unto their path.
Seek to make your camp a Christian camp
where daily prayer shall be offered TO God.
Allow no vindictive or revengeful passion
to have place in your heart.
Let your very calling remind you that there
is but 4 step between you and death.
Gen. Hayelock was not the worse soldier
for being q devout Christian.
The great and good Washington discounte-
nanced profane wearing In the army, both by
precept and example.
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Alrhmual pispatrI.
EpNEsDAY MORNING JUNE ia ,so1
A Sublime peeu,.


We are indebted TO an inspired individual,
signiag himself Mr.. Smith, of London, >
for a copy OF an extraordinary POEM. entitled
"a I.egend OF Margate, - ia which the connu
married couple are ieeiingiy described. Mr.;
Smith commences with q life-liks picture OF
his If. fated lovers:
"fhsy married In the simmer time
His name was ciaranes Fitz Aoreesa.
And hers was Aan Augusta More.
TO where old Msrgate's waters roar
In the next passage, we have delca to In
timation OF Ann Augustus instability:
"At Tivoii. on Margste's shore.
The pair enjoyed gracefui hop,
where Mr. Claraues FIR Moreese
Mes Mr.. James Adonis Pop
Kfrs, who had come from sandwich. where
He kept decent harber-shop."
Though no disclosure is made. We. the read
or cannot fail 10 suspect that this meeting at
the ..hon" will prove disastrous to the peace
OF Mr. Fiiz Moreese presently
Then Ann Augusta danced with.him,
Eesardiess 81 her narriageSaws
And suffered him TO wait on her,
nd fan her high corinthian brows;
Yes, cen meath the very
NJ that unhappy man, her spouse"
The next verse Informs MS how Mr.. Popkins
Insisted npon dancing with Ann Augusta all
the evening, because che knew her when q
child " AT which Mr.. Fitz Moreese feels so
desperately outraged that he invites bot h par
ties 10 visit the East lift immediately deter
Mr.. smith thus describes the narrowing scene
on the cliff
They stood together on the ledge
The husband, bar ber, a1d the wife
And GisTanee FitZ Moreese turned pale
As infant child deprived of life
white all the trio gazed Dpon
Tas tosming tide with battle rife
Next we have a strikingiy dramatic exhibi-
Ton OF passion
Woman said Mr.. Fitz Moreese
j saw YOU mile that young man:
when beheid him kiss yonr fan;
60 here he goes to Kingdom Come,
And, madam, save him ii you can. ~
Finally, we have a vigorous report of the
grand catas trophe:
'He pushed young Popkins from the elf,
Into he roaring tide below,
And when Ann found him sinking fast,
she sprang from off the rock, $50
And Cisnnee msdly T. Ilowed her.
Excaiming, sadly, Here's 20 -"
Mr.. Smith might have concluded this touch 1
fns domestic poem little less abruptly but,
perhaps 1t would not have left such deep
Impression upou the minds of the readers, in
that case, rs il does now. Taking everything
fato consideration, however, it strikes that
MI Smith can make more money in some
good Understanding, for instance-than
poet and we would ad wise him to Gu the
muse at present.
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GEORGE w. MUEPoRD,
''seeletary Of the Commonwealth :


In compliance with the foregoing Proc amaiion
the command Of the Military and Naval forces OF
the state OF Virginia is transferred to the Con-
federste states All officers Of said forces will
obev the orders they ma Y receive from the heads
Of me " ar and Navy departments respectively.
Officers of the STAFF will receive their Instructions
from the Chiefs Of the several branches of the
Confederate states Government. L. L. LEE.
ia lI-2f iinrn-at Fo,prnonJiro,
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uENERAI, HhADQUAKTEK~-

ADJCTANT NESERAL' & OFFICE, HAY q. 1901. I
Il ,n all eases where Brigadier Generals
g of the Militia have accepted commissions in
III the Active Volunteer forcs, or ia the Provi-
u si0nal army of the state, toe Senior Colonais
will forthwith assume command Of the Brfgadas
and cause the returns to be- made az required by
law.
Arms. acGoutremsuts. and Ammunition can only
be issued upon the order Of Major General LEE.
All certificates OF electi Of oftcsrs. and other
matters connected with the Militia fnrce not IN
service, must as heretofore, be addressed 10 this
office. By command
w. H. RICHARDSON,
Adjutant General.
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How ras JArasRss REsToRE FADED Flow
/ ma. After a bong et Ii drooping beyond al
remedies OF fresh water, the japanese can
bring il back TO all its first glory by a SIMPLE
and seemingly most destructive operation. A
writer at Eagasaki says
| had received some few days ago delight.
fml bunch Of flowers from ] japanese aeqn nail l.
| anca. They continued TO live In their beauty
| for nearly two weeks, when, at last, they
| faded. Just as / WAS about to have then,
| thrown away, the satne gen item an fJapaness
Eent.em2n, came TO see me. l showed him
the faded flowers; and told him. that thou. b
lasting a long time, they had w become se.
lees. so. no. said he, "only put the ends OF
the stems into the fire, ana they will he a
good as BEFORE" / was increduieus: 80 he
took them himself, ard held the stem a, end
10 the IRE unth they We're completely charred
This was IN the morning: ateyening they were
again looking fresh and vigorous and have
continued so for another week. W hat may be
the true agent In this reyiying process, / am
unable to determine fully; whether IL be heat
DRIVING once more the last juices in 10 the very
iea1at and vein, whe Their IL be the boun tit al
| supply OF carbon furnished by the ehz-ring.-
am ineithed, however, to the latter cause, as
the run effect WAS not produced until some
eisht hours aIterwaTd, aud as II seems that IL
tiie heat was the principal agsnt, II must have
been sooner followed by WIS., BILE changes
| MISCELLANEOUS IrRxs.-Dr Parr had h Ugh
opinion OF his own skill at whist, and could
not even patiently tolerate the want Of 1T in
his partner. Being engaged with a party in
which he was unequaliy matched, ne was
asked by a lady h ow the fortune of the game
turned, when he replied, pretty well, ma
DAM considering that l have three adyer-
saries."
Yos can't rail sin and ignorance out of the
world; but it is easy enough to rGtL cattle out
of field.
The hours are very fugacious, but an ex-
emplary husband is careful 10 keep good
ones.
Fast horses win cups By the use of their
legs. Fast men loose their legs by the use of
cups.
Most men have In their souls no locomo-
tives strong enough to draw u train of
thought.
Navigators on the sea of life. If their yoy-
Grse is long one, generally have TO scud TN.
der bGre potts.
Probably the men who can boast the posses
sion o; the most varied and numerous gifts
are the beegars.
A man often expresses the same idea by
wagging his head that a dog does by Wagging
his tail.
TO live" Culprits on the scafold would ike
to learn.
4 man afraid of firearms if he gets in IL
qnor-is apt TO imagine everything he secs II
reU0iUer.
Tradesmen often lose their custom as
field sportsnen do their fngers-by high
charges.
When woman wishes to be very affection
ate TO her lover, she calls him naughty
man.
Successful love takes load off our hearts
and puts 1t upon our shoulders.
Nothing is really troublesome that we do
willingly.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, june d, 1887 !
~ 4 @

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, june 4, 1887
! NAVAL OFFICERS WITHIN THE Cnsl-
~ FEDERAEG STATES, VII .re e,rbrsrsf n-.
who desire avail Tier" VS. If tbs .,....-i p
s. as OF the Ac' az gress. emitted ..a ii CT to
mend al act 10 provide for th OLE aoizatl0u Il
iDe Navy approved Stay 20, Is6I. wiz GuUIy
she Department, thereof on or before ia 10th
instant
ssH act 70 amend 0 10 pro1s for the organization
Of he hdrg, 0PpTored Marca 10, 1891
SEC. ]. The Congress of the Confederate States
OF Ameriea do enact, That the President pc and
he IL here by authorized 70 nominate, aud by and
with the advice and o'usaut of Congress II APP
point all officers of the Navy Of The United States
who have resigned, may n reafter resign their
commissions, on account % the secss,t Ion OF arv
or ali of the nfederste states, and wso NAV be
a. Tor active service, to the same rank and post
tt4n in the Navy of the Confederate 5 ates which
tney held 10 that Of tho United States: Provided
however, I hat no officer shall be so apaointed
- ho may, at any time, have committed any act Of
hostility against the Confederate States, or any
one thereof.
SEC. 2. That the President bo authorized 20 as
sign oticsfs Of the Navy to any duty conuected
With the defence Of the country. and suita bic TO
thar RANK. which he may deem proper.
SSc That the President be authorized to an.
point SIX Assistsut Faymasters of the Navy es cu
10 receive salary of one thousaa nd dollars " hen
employed AZ sea, and seven hundred dollars when
not thus employed; and all PaymAsters OF the
Navy shall be taken from the grade Of Assistant
Pay masters.
Approved Nav 20, 1881, Ie e--eodtill 9oth
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iss Nam ST., corner above Poss-OHca.
AeD Richmond. vs..

LII A. E0DEh En- i co., AtOTaECAETE -
Eg AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN sTRFxT
Ii near Old Market, Richmond, Va, will keer
ksA on hand general assortment u pure Draas
Msaiclnesi Chemicals, DIS Paints, Window 6 lass
eGtty, Dye Stufs, Patent Medicines. Brushes o.
Al, amos; Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid AL
seeas, Glue, sand Paper, Tobacco Cigars, Saaf
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
INSCRIPTIONS prepared al all hours, with special
care, by members OF the Grsa alone
Physicians' orders from the coz ntry executes
nssh sd. "a
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-, AsfENFION. ANtiLnfIs; =

~ x+sgs~assaA aETEarsUS, ANGLERS.
s2ssss--SsG-asssss=sFRk SH SUPPLY or FIsHIN0
TAtELE, iSsi.--l am now opening the most com.
pists assortment OF FISHING TACK e ever Offer.
ed in Richmond. amongst my assortment may be
to1nd all the variety Of HOOKS, such as Virginia,
besides full assortment Of HOOKS on Gut and
SLAP; also, Gut and Gimp extra; Rugged Lines
with Floats and Hooks compiete; Sea Grass, Floats
Lines; silk Lines, Ia great variety, and OF supe.
fior quality; Tron. Flies and Rsais; Waking
Caae FishIag Rods, &c.
Aisc, just received, fine assortment Of COLTS
celebrated FiVE-SAo0TE Rs al sizes
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer of Guns, Riess, &C.
1S--lsn
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sTan PAIRS FAsHigNa.-Mi EBsgecA
.,ss@ly~ SBAoE is stiI exhibiting her new and
$50 elegant styles OF PARIS FASHIONS, for
-sssts>-SSs ladies' apd children. Every variety OF
pAtsern, r-ady eut Tor zee. for sale reduced
prices. Aiss SBMoE is also prepared to kMBRoI-
DER and BEAD in elegant style, and at the
STAMPING, PlSKING ead MARKING done Ia
order. Country orders promptly attended to
Thsn1ial Tor past favors, | respectfully solicit
Main ST., two doors below St. Charles Hotel, (ur
stairs.t REBECCA Sg9OS -
IA lE-Jfn
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