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The Daily Dispatch: May 12, 1864., [Electronic resource], Contraband — their Sad fate. (search)
lry was considered likely, the city was as quiet and free from excitement as a summer Sabbath. All classes of men, not already mustered into the militia, proceeded to arm and organize for defence, and met on the Capitol square; but the movement was not attended by any flurry or excitement. The printers and other attaches of the different newspaper offices, having been supplied with Minnie muskets and ammunition at the State Armory, organized as a company, electing Mr Edward C. Crump, of the Sentinel office, Captain, and Mr. John Pizzini, 1st Lieutenant. This company, the Fire Brigade, and the City Police, constituted the 1st regiment Virginia reserved forces. Both Houses assembled at the usual hour, and proceeded with the business before them respectively as coolly as though there had been in existence no such things as Grant, Beast Butler, or Yankee cavalry. There was no drunkenness or other disorder on the streets, and consequently no work cut out for police reporters.