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The Daily Dispatch: April 27, 1861., [Electronic resource], Albemarle county. (search)
When our friend, Lieut. Cochran, of the Albemarle Rifles, was starting to Harper's Ferry, he suggested to Tarlton, a family servant, who was going with him, that he would want "a suit of clothes." Tarlton, we understand, protested against it, remarking that "he would kill a Yankee, and strip him, if his clothes were fit for a gentleman to wear." The ladies of the town, with characteristic readiness, have gone to work for the soldiers. Uniforms, tents and knapsacks will be provided as fast as their gentle, but willing hands can prepare them. We believe they would not object to take a part in the rougher work. The North Garden Cavalry are drilling every day. The Whites, Martins, Durrets, Moores, &c., will make their mark somewhere. Captain Davis's horse company, numbering 75, has been drilling incessantly for the past week. It is a beautiful company. We understand that the Stony Point Rifles, Captain Peyton, have been ordered to be in readiness for marching.
The Daily Dispatch: April 27, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
enant; D. A. Thomas, Third Lieutenant; C. W. Boyd, First Sergeant; Jesse S. Gwin, Second Sergeant; W. S. Aliston, Third Sergeant; Wm. Munro, Fourth Sergeant; H. F. Scaife, Fifth Sergeant; W. H. Jeter, First Corporal; B. F. Glen, Second Corporal; C. W. Porter, Third Corporal; W. H. Giles, Fourth Corporal; James Porvis, Fifth Corporal. Company H.--Edgefield.--R. Merriweather, Captain; A. P. Butler, First Lieutenant; J. Merriweather, Second Lieutenant. Company I--Monticello Guard.--J. B. Davis, Captain; D. R. Elkin, Third Lieutenant; John C. Bell, Orderly Sergeant; H. McCormick, Second Sergeant; Joseph B. Hoy, Third Sergeant; James Murphy, Second Corporal; D. R. Martin, Third Corporal; W. F. Kirkland, Fourth Corporal; Joseph Willingham, Fifth Corporal; J. W. Paul, Sixth Corporal. Company Y--Rhett Guards, of Newberry.--Under the command of Capt. Walker; First Lieutenant Notts; Second Lieutenant Pope; Third Lieutenant Sigon. Company M--Richardson Guards, of Charleston.-
The Daily Dispatch: April 27, 1861., [Electronic resource], Albemarle county. (search)
President Davis. We hope that President Davis, that accomplished soldier and sagacious statesman, will, in a few days, be in Richmond. As a military man, he is one of the first of this country.--His presence here would be of great service. President Davis. We hope that President Davis, that accomplished soldier and sagacious statesman, will, in a few days, be in Richmond. As a military man, he is one of the first of this country.--His presence here would be of great service.