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The New York herald., 1862-04-15

canadian -four was easier, especially common aud
medium grades. The sales 1900 bb. at theabove
quotations Southern -four heavy and inside brands
lower The transactions embraced about 900 bbls
closing within the range Of the above quotations. Rye
-four in fair demand with sales Of 200 bbls at tho
above figures Corn meal was steady within the range
OF the above prices Wheat was quiet and dull and in
the absence Of sales Of moment quotations were nom
"a. Corn was While saS
bushels, including Western mixed. In store, a.
5skc. and s0e Ooc.. delivered. and Now
request with sales Of 100 bushels at roc. 81 Nc
the wharf and delivered Barley steady with sales
Of Zoo SusSs Canada Wss ~ ~ ss Wss,sSs
and Canadian ware made st sScs SSc and primo state
At 4oc. inl9 'f@ aaeSt04
FRxrca1s Rates were rather sitter, with more offer
ing TO Liverpool 500 bbIs -four were engaged At Is
gagged at 1884, and 80 hds. hams at los. For corn IN
bulk I'D. was asked. and SID for wheat. TO london
$50 boxes bacon 48s 500 boxes cheese at 65s
To Glasgow 1000 bbs -four at 2s 50 erces lard at 2s
Cd. and per steamer 5000 bushels corn at p. :.
vessel taken for London to load in part with corn
at Cd. 4tf
CorToS.-The market was firm, with sales Of 600
bales 1t opened in the forenoon at but closed at
CSC in the afternoon with upward tendency in prices
hAY-The market was quiet. with sales at TOO 75c.
for shipping, and at soc. S5c. for city use
MoLAssEs.-A sale OF SO hhds. Cuba muscovado was
made at Csc. a) h-
NAVAL SroRxs.--The supply very much reduced,
ard sales limited at the full prices OF last week. 49,
PRovIsIoNS-Pork-The market was heavy and dull.
while prices lower; the sales embraced 500 a 600
bb. at $12 rs $12 SIX for new mess $l2 so $l3 90
for Western and city prime mess and SO 12 $40 81
for new prime. Beef moderately active; sales OF
tsrces India made at $23 Beef hams were
quiet Cut meats stiff and In steady request, with
sales at 41sc Sc. for shoulders, and 5c a6hc for
hams, and TOO, boxes at pit Bacon was in moderate
demand with sales of 400 boxes at 7c for short ribbed
and 7s 7X for short clear. Lard firm, with sales
OF 900 packages at TIC 8Sc Butter was steady at
last weeks prices with moderate sales. Cheese was 7c
| Sc. for State, and Ohio &c. 7c
SUGARs.-The market was steady, with steady Dc
and from the trade Tho sales footed up about 800
hhds Cubas within the range OF 6Tc. 6Ac. for re
fning goods, and 7Kc for grocery grades; also
20 do Porto Rico at 7Zc., and 100 boxes at p. {.
WHlsKsY.-Tho market was fairly active and hrmer
with sales OF 600 bbs at 23c
The New York herald., 1862-04-15

notes) at 1907 r. Mr. Cisco received 81 900 900
of the notes this morning from Washington,
chiefly thousands and five hundreds. Government
is using all the small notes to pay troops. The
brokers report an increase in the volume OF coun-
try currency. Country banks. by depositing
United States skies and drawing currency from
the Bank Superintendent, can make about twelve
per cent ON their investment i
Very little n doing in foreign exchange "a yet.
Rates are lower, say ll2H "a for sterling and
6.02% sos for francs-bankers' bills in both
instances. There is very little inquiry indeed, or
rates could not decline in view of the general
prospects Of the country Gold is steady at 1917
AZ.
Stocks were inactive to-day. and government
securities were "A lower. Pending the important
military movements which are in progress the
public have withdrawn from the market; and
spectators who have stocks, and could not
deliver 500 shares of cash stock if they were
called upon, succeed in depressing the en-
tire List by offering their options. There is very
little difference between the closing quotations Of
to-day and those of Saturday:prioes are. il any
thing, fraction lower. though Pacific Mail,
Prairie du Chen and one or two other prominent
securities are better. The fact there is no business
doing The market closed dull, the following being
the last prices United States 6's, registered,
1851. es14 q u; do. SIS, coapsn, 1881, sSA X;
do. 6's, 1874, 86 ST. Tennessee 6's, 81 a n;
Virginia 6's, 81 q SO; Missouri 6's. 4SsI 4;
Pacific Mail, 1907 sS; New York Central.
s2A %; Erie. 36sS u; do. preferred 6Oss y;
Hudson River. 36 Il; Harlem, IL n; do. pre-
ferred. 80 a a; Reading, 42H n; Michigan Gen.
trail, 54% a "a; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, 22Z a; do. guaranteed, 45H 46; Pa
mama, l2o 122; Illinois Central, 60ss u; Galena
and Chicago, CT "a; Cleveland and Toledo, 45H
a. Chicago and Rock Island. 54H "a; Chica-
60, Burlington and Quincy, = 62; Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen, 26H "a; Cleveland, Colum-
bus and Cincinnati, la a lis; New York Central
Us, 1876, "A 1903; Erie third mortgage bonds,
9lal a 90; Michigan Central SIS. first mortgage,
99% l0O Illinois Central bonds rs, - s911aa;
gold, 1917 ~.
The defalcation in the Stuyvesant Fire Insurance
Company has given rise to some inquiry among un-
derwriters 1t is not known exactly to what
extent the company will be a sufferer. 1t is
supposed that $4,000 will cover the amount
Of the overissue; and the company has OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Pentz, the late Secretary, an
assignment of various securities and other proper
ty. Mr.. Pentz is understood to have left the city
for parts unknown. A long period of time has
elapsed since we last had an overissue of stock to
record
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
The steamer America Lost
from the New Orleans Crescent.

The steamship America, outward bound with cargo
OF 300 bales Of cotton announced as having been
lost The Yankees, however, did not obtain the
coveted vessel and cargo Finding the blockade olera
bly, enectual at the mouth Of the river, the America
put back aud came in contact with snag below the
erts and surrendered TO the arms of old rather Mss
sipp No hurt far could learn, the owners
OF both vessel and cargo being in a position TO with
loss and not have the least effect on their bank
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Je6. Davis to Take the Field.
From the Richmond Xhir April 81

Addressing the other soldiers he said he intended TO
share their fate the next battle feld-come veal or
woe he would be with them-and whatever might be-
tide whether victory defeat ensued Of one thing he
assured ths the cause is safe we will conquer in the
end" Tbs address very brief; but the effect was
magical putting the soldiers In glorious spirits
We chronicle the incidents with nexplicabe pleasure
Heretofore the President has not exhibited that warm
human sympathy which so becomes the leader Of great
cause dark hour, and which wins tho heart and in
spires tho courage Of the soldier nothing eso does
one touch Of nature makes the whole world kin. Let
the President show himself Of feeling; let him
visit the hospitals let him all proper occasions, en-
courage the men who fighting our battles and he
wqucky become what he ought all along TO have BEEN
the loved and honored chief OF glorious cause aud
great people. nf.r
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
A Clean Shot.

From the Memphis Appeal, March 2s
On the 18th instant the steamer Red Rover tender TO
the floating battery Island No. TO- perforated by
forty pound piece Of she'll which ntered her hurricane
and made big straight line OF holes clean through
everything 10 her bottom the tmbers OF which sprung
sufficiently 10 them leaking. The leak stop
ped. Nobody hurt.
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CITY comnIERcIAL REPORT.

AsDs.-rhe market quiet and sales small at -
IS 62k for pearls and pots.
BsxADsrurs -Flour-rhe market was again heavy and
dull and closed alta decline Of SC barrel The chcf
sales made the homo trade The sales embraced
7 700 bbls.. closing within the following range oil
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Another Rebel Regiment Raised I'm Eas,
Tennnessee.

from the Knoxville kegister
On yesterday another regiment wss organized at this
place. the ten companies averaging, Informed,
a larger number Of than any that have preceded
them from this section of the State The election Of
field officers resulted foows:-Colone W. H. Brad
ford; Lieutenant Colonel, James W. Humes; Major. R.
NcFarlans.
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r FINANCIAL AND COMMERC CIAL.
MONDAY, April l4-6 P. NJ.

To-days Dank statement compares as ioioWs
with that of last week.
Week e,pdin1 Loans Specie. Circulation. Deposits.
April s. s124 AT asa 30 1e4 1872 500 641 % Os2 625
April IL 1226s3 $50 "a ,5s4 66s 1904 SAB o63
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How Troops are Raised.

IFrUiu Sue HeHpuIs Appedl, hSrCu -.
The County Judge has appointed an agent for each
ward in the city and each district in the county to
certain the Of every able bodied white male ct
zen between the ages Of eighteen and fifty five years
resident therein for militia purposes. These agents
not at liberty 10 refuse their appointments, but
quired by law to discharge their duties Immediately
under penalty Of ins OF $500 and years imprson-
We learn that they commence their duties in this
city this morning. and they desire especially TO request
keepers of boarding houses TO prepare lists Of the
and ages Of their inmates to be in readiness when
called for
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
The Force In Front Of Yorktown.

q.
couple OF Yankees, captured by pickets Tues
day stated that they ordcses Of General Mcclellan
that General Mcclellan in command, and that their
forces numbered hundred and thirty thousand
This is known be lie although the army is believed
TO very large Hampton Roads have been crowded
with transports landing troops for week past.
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aHaa ttatals I'd ol h.d
a tm.t aull CIV e-
aHi ~ l9 t1 .Hia9 '1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-06

FR<sCE.A iihAT'EGE
BY HE PRESIDENT.
TO THE PEOPLE OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES OF


An enemy wagng war In rnannsr vioa,!ye OF the
uasages OF civilized nations, has invaded country
with prcsump reliance superior brr he las
declared his purpose 20 reduce US to submission We
10 prcse.vc brthght Of COT sttutioas free
dom Our trust In the justice Of and the pro-
scon Of our God Recent disaster has spread gloom
the land and sorrow sits at the heashsiuucs Of our
coun,ryren bu: people conscious OF recll'ude and
faithfully relying theis Father in esrtn may be cast
down, but cannot be dismayed. They may mourn the
loss OF the whose lives have been sacrificed In their
defence bat they receive this dispensation of Divine
Providence with humble submission and reverent faith
And now that oar hcsts agsiu going forth 10 battle,
and loving hearts ahone filled with anxious solicltude
tsr their safety II is that the whole people should
,urn imposingy 10 their Almighty Fs.er nnd beSecch
His alEpowcsfal protection.
To ,s,, end therefore, JEFFERSON DAVIS, Presiden,
the Confederate States Of America do issue this my
reclamation Inviting all the people to unite. at their
several places OF worship Friday the 10Th day Of the
onth of Msy Ia humble suppcaton 10 Almighty
God tina, He viii Youchsafe His blessing on our beloved
country ,hs, He will strengthen and protect armies
that He will watch and preserve our people from the
evil Of our enemies and that He WILL In His
own good ,ie restore to us the blessing Of peace aud
security under HIS shsltering care.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the Confederate
ststos at Richmond the Sd day Of May, a. d. 1s6s.
JEFFERSON' DAVIS.
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From the Ricamana Christian oh:e rsrI


Tho h:bit "f mIfrnrlnE IS 50 prevalent
snoas sli scr;a Of people that s"s rEG;d rot
call it sin, ii il ~efe ;ioi so treated in ;he
most ancient writings that havn came dom 10
us as il L,.his and 3 SIC, Il was not peculiar
To The chitrcu Of Israel. fhcre haV3 hccn
laany muiluurc:S AT every na;ion, ard III every
period oil tho no,lG'a history. Mon nru MUIR
muvers IL every age. They murmur in child
hood al tho restraints Of parental authority
Tney mnr,nur in their youth, end il their
mature years, and continue 10 indn]sc The
habit crcu down to ola ago, Iii'oy nit',uGF III
the days Of Their. prosperity, sld 1h0y NM !DuT
amid ihs trials ard aGvs'sities OF lila. FEo
restless spirit tina: breaks iurtb ii lauTuurs
seems to he orc Of tho inhcrn propena't;es Of
our nature.
There AFRO 80 many occasions for muTmnring
that no one can enImcrate Them. People mar.
MUIR ut The condition God has assigned them.
They mnrlnur agairst their lot or vacation in
lie. They murmur under tho privations Q!
poverty and want; rif rich, they murnur that
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a REGIMENT OF E1-Omcefs.

Tho following Communication breathos thf
right spirit. The regiment which it propose:
to form, would have inducsineat and capablliIy
to shine in tho front ranks OF the Confederate
army.
To the Editors efthe Enquirer:
GENTLEMEN Allow me n small space III
your columns to say few !T0rds to these OIL
Ecers who have lost their position BY the re
organization of the army.
Our country uesds our services. ALLOW mo
to appeal to one and ali OF you to meet IN Rlci'
mond and organize ourselves into regiments
Many men not candidates at the late cleo
tions-mauy Of toe hest officers lost their po-
sitiops = because they had endcavored 10 po,.-
fern their duty to their country and to them
selves. Many have soon their places Tiled
by men of Interior capacities. Men lniorior TO
themselves in intellect, IN moral and social
standing, and deficient III ali thoSe quai'fica-
tons which are necessary for the good officer.
Many CT this latter class lhsy hesitate IN ro-
gard to catering the service again. But let
US sacrifice cur individual feelings Tor tho sake
of the cause ia which We are engaged, not al
low ourselves to think about inglntitude OF
anything except our country's cause. We
have been accustomed to commanding and en-.
forcing discipline We know and batter ap-
preciaie its necessities. Let tho country see
that we can and will obey as we'll rs 10 CON.
mand.
Lat as not be kucsn ai troops OF parhcu.
lar section or State, bat like band Of brothers,
rally from Mason and Dixons line to the
fowsry sayannas OF the South !; from the banks
OF tho James 10 the streams which sock ali
opposite ocean cover beds whose sands are
amber, whose gravel is gold" Otfsr ourselves
to the government rs Confederate States
troops. Many, many Of rs would consider il
an honor to be private in the ranks Of such
troous. / am sure we could have several regi-
men,s worthy OF the name. 1t is to DO sup
posed that To arc oil well drilled, consequently
there would be no necessity in wasting so
much time in camp Of instruction, but would,
as soon a. organized, be ready for tho tielu
and be ordered to that place where our ser
vices would BIZ most needed, or whore the bat
tic would rage hottest oHE Of You.
May LIST, 1862
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Tie War.

Important events are come 10 the birth,
and the waiting, anxious solicitude which
possesses the public mind, is not favorable for
audience to other themes. And upon tho
pending battles, the thought of which nov
engages the concern Of the country, conjecture
would be but mockery. The future is about
to thrsw open her gates, and grand events
to stalk forth. We attend the development
with tie sensibility which the occasion
evokeg; and we suspend the conflict Of
opinions and the balancing ofspsculations, to
listen in silence to the sentcnce of fate and the
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OBITUARY.,

DID, In ,LlD city, Monday aay 9Th, 1852, after long
ard psIaial iilness Ct several months duration hrs
about ninety years.
H. enJs hi the friends Of the family Invited to
attend her funeral the residence OF her son, m Al
lem on Wednesday morning. at II o'clock.
Few female. have live I" greater ago. fcT have
hru greater difficulties, and few have lett be.
hind them brighter character numerous lis OF
descendants.
Left widow n early lfe, with nioe small children, alpine
and ded excep, hY h-r nuce shc rai.ed them ALL 10
be usefnl and valued cEen,. With Industry lnAt never
Tired n:d gs!;ed She lubo!ed more
for others tau herself sickness Of tTn years duration,
and terminating Ia death, frc-d no complaints from her
!ps Dign'-d, rnassunu Ind pedgsnt In all her actop,,
ale rsesmed and keloTed by all Tho knew her. Her
ork Is ahl.hed earth her duties have been faithfully
performed, but cr right example will long remain living
s;rilo OF her value Peace ~ her departed spirit
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GENERAL ORDERS.
WAX pEpARrrsENT.
ADJUTiHT LsD INSPECTOR GENERALS oSs .ofr
RICHMOND, hsy 8, lsC..

ADJUTia9 Asp lHsrkCIUM , VIZ, g.. 9 ,eco
GENERAL ORDERS,
n TIE following prccamht on IL psbh=hsu io' "'e "
T. formation Of al concerned:
PROCLAMATION.
B-lrtne Of the power vested by law TO declare the
srs,.usIou Of the privilege OF the Writ Of Habeas
Corpus. >. ,,,,s y,,, q, a., ro,,,.r.te
o. # America, 10 p ocIan, thu. Mat,ia Law is hereby
rxt.adcd over the couhirs Of Lee, Wse Euchans1 Sc
yow.u and Wyoming, under the command oil bFgadier
s.nerrI Iluaphe.y Marshall; and do proclaim
tina pr.u-lcu OF ell civil jurisdiction ("lth the
..,,,or of Tint enabling the Courts 10 take cogni'
N. probate Of wills. the administration oil the Cd
- nj deceased rersur.- the qualification Of guardiahH'
~ enter DEGREES a orders for tho partition aid sHle u
prop.ty to MAKE order. concerning roads ana DF'us'
Ia u.ess county rvrl aai Ia order the payment OF coun
" Ies and suspension Of lie ~; OF "or"' o"rP''
Ia the colLiirs Aforesaid
ia faith whereof ] have hr'euhto signed my
go, n,m- and ,rt nv zeal ibis 81 day vi MAY, III
I - Ill.,. year one Thousand eight hGEdrd And shy
two. ,rp,s,,n,.n,yrs
,Si,ucJ err Ha"o 80,
!, Di. i-n Humphrey aiar.hai! charged With the due
evacuation foregoing prociauaoii he "i' I"s'""H
I,h An efficient military police and viii e!IIorce he
following orders:
Al JisllIlnticn sluous liquors 10 positively prom
hi;cJ sud the dsllcriea viii forthwith! be closed Inc
sale II -pis.,uous quo o: any Kind Is also proioea
ed establishment. The gale thereof will DC c!osra
Ill ~! rer.ors Infringing the above prohibition WEI
suar. .uch punishment snsb. ordered by the se'ef'e
OF Court Martial; provided h"t no sentence 10 hAlu
labor for month shall be inflicted oJ 'he
sentence oi s Rsgmearal Cour; ssral, as directed ~
the 9th Article Of War.
~ corn;n snu II the aecrethry Of War,
Isi,r,n S.COOPER.,
md It,snP G,ner
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TIE Legislature.

Both Houses Of the General Assembly met
on yesterday, in pursuance of ADJOURN
ment. The chair Of the House OF Delegates wss
occupied by Mr. Shvifey, Of Augusta; the
chnir of the Senate by President Montague, Of
Mi6dlesex. No business vas per!orlDod, nei-
Their body having quorum They vii! re-
Of Governor Lstcher, calling :cr so extra scs'
assec; ble TO- Gay ut noon
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Nsb'ESCE.

sbY 1rGiTaUcr passed by the council !dhfSn "'n,
= ~ pl,,ounL cr :, ,cr cept. bills for Water,
I'D u; the u;cr al the Chamberlain before The hour ol y
l.. 81, within FIVE DAYS after presensa'inn.
on ch IL IL prrsru,e the Auditor shall motif the Super
int.ndeu Who shall step the Water ON being used on
tn. premises 10 respect wirh The default ISIS ana
not psid within fifteen DAYS per cent VIII be adcd 10
the .lnaI sra"um tie hill, aud 1t shall hr placed ic
the hands al tie City Collector. H. l.. sTkATToN,
.,.v6n, Auditor.
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The Petersburg express" gives tho follows
inc az the truth Of the above affair
"The advanced Functte' of the rebels, on the
side Of Warwick river, is mere rifle pit
nothing moro. 1t was occupied by picket
guard numbering fourteen men, These men,
We regret to hear, on this particular occasion,
were more devoted to Somnus than to Mars,
and while in a state Of somnohncy were sur
prised by tho enemy, and taken prisoners. -
Our reserves hearing tho firing, Immediately
rushed to tho sccnc, and discovered tho enemy
in the work, with their spades, busily Iemoy-
ing the earth work which had been hastily
thrown up They were charged upon, and
driven off, leaving fourteen guns, knapsacks,
haversacis, etc., which came into our possess
sion. We now hold the position, and the GAL
LIANT lst Massachusetts, dsre not approach so
long as our men keep awake
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g5SE LADIES Of Richmond requested to send al OF
4 their old car;y Nas for hospital usr TO tie lah"r
Ilnsp.l :.y answering Ibis call they will greatly pro-
rIotr ire comfort OF those coninet by disease
JAMES II. HOLLOWAY,
.,,ur Snrccon.
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f.pg.LiNS sNsTsTUTf:,

BDTETULE FIT EFKINGFI w.
TEyIIr next session OF this Institute nll open en- the
Il Wednesday In JCEr next, and continue tee months
A fGll corps Of teachers will be- in attendance ard ;
slructinE Afforded 10 all the branches Of eas cducai
usually taught In Institutions of tlc highest grade J,
location in Roanok. county, six miles iroEl the Virgil
and T"hn-ssee Railroads. combines the ADVANTAGES OF
tIrcalrut mountain ali scensry, a3d mineral waLe
TERN5:
bard AMI Tuition in English Branches. j..
1uiii,.tI IN Mnsi.
In do Drawing and P.intas frai........lt to-
Pupils stop RI Bcnnsrots. Tl-nce an omnist
will TIN the nrst ten lays Of the Session.
Any further Information mag he had ny dressing
CHARLES L. COOKE supt
3otetourt Springs, Eonao: Co., W
lprtI a2-d6,S ST
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hIril li-1swIv
Nsl'H'Ihhs

obedience to the ?ad section Of the Tax Bill passed
d the Council o! the city Of Richmond OF the .I: Day
APRIL ls5. hereh; give E0fe 10 al c0grGrI.d thai
COMMITTEES OF Finance have classified all re III
cuargrasa With class TAX Tor the present year. suc
mera ants, traders shopkrerri-, manG:Su:cr5. keep
Of orisrrs Dr9s.rs &c, which classification has hc
left at the Auditors Uic- here All Interested can
TIE amour: ~ tax wi:h whic th-y charged THE Co
ni;rre Of Finance vii! Eisrt " thy C0ntcl Ch"n,rr
WEDNESDAY, the .th OF Hay, at ]: o'clock ~, 10 d.
applications from ali per,Us who shall think they are
II Ion high clas, The said 0Irn Mite: ,lall sitter he
Ing the party, any evidence he nty prodrca, chap
tao class uf said persons or nrus permit Il remain
T. hsa hr-n nZr ny them, shall aTpcIr to IA. Commit
jast and equal. NJ. j.. SfEhTTuN, A. o. p
Anil
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MILITARY aDTiGs8.
ATTENTION voErJNrR.ssl


laFAETRi COyPANY-SCCTT'S BATTALION.
ADEli authority !ccri the Secretary u War, ITO
- de- sgnSd, Two u whomnr srsu tGs o. The Vii5a
Military Institute forming lnantry Company for
the Blua t1I now being raised VI Robert e. sc5ti, II,
Mcni Nh IL service under the cSnssrip, Ect
volunteer Ia this COMPANY aid receive the uLS,
&C inorusd OF being enrolled Al conscrirs hey EoS
will be- 10 nil w companies now In se-vice, without
Gr!yur any bouhty Men 70 ccGiani,a local reirate
Wishing Into active reIv,re may also join inis
pany. Re:raHg c1i"s 10 il ttrset between N i!n So
Bark street, WICEHAM.
W. J. kGGLtSrfS,
CHARLES CARTER,
April dir ARTHUR +. tiOuIH.
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OFFICE 0F THE L. A&B p. e 3. COMPANY, i
RICHMOND, Va april isth lsG2
FEHIE annual r:eetinx OF tie stockholders Of This c.
D. nany, vii take place AZ their Office In thla CITY
TUESDAY, the 18th dsy OF May, at II o'clock A. II.
N. ". WARRINGTON,
Ai.rN aS-dtd Trrssurer