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Chesterfield (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 4
xpectation. Louisiana indeed sends a gallant set of to the aid of Virginia, and their power will be felt by the Northern hordes when the cooly conflict comes. ? The "Dinwiddle Greys," numbering 68 fine looking, able-bodied men, reached this city on Thursday night, and will encamp at the Fair Grounds until further orders. They made a fine parade, exhibiting a thorough knowledge of infantry tactics. The encampment at the Fair Grounds will be formed of the various companies from Chesterfield, Prince George, and Din wid die, besides several companies recently organized in this city. It is an admirable location, and the accommodations are sufficient for 3, 000 men. In noticing the arrival of troops, I should not omit to make honorable mention of the Elliott Grays, from Manchester, who came over last evening. Virginia can boast of no tiner company of soldiers — certainly none have passed through Petersburg that elicited more compliments. They are, as you are aware, under
Louisiana (Louisiana, United States) (search for this): article 4
of the Dispatch.] Petersburg, May 11, 1861 The troops from remote sections of the country have been pouring in for several days, almost in a continuous stream. Yesterday a portion of the First Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers reached this city from Richmond at o'clock, and another portion in the afternoon in a special train. While we were prepared, from what we had heard, to see a fine boby of men, yet their noble appearance and bearing surpassed our most sanguine expectation. Louisiana indeed sends a gallant set of to the aid of Virginia, and their power will be felt by the Northern hordes when the cooly conflict comes. ? The "Dinwiddle Greys," numbering 68 fine looking, able-bodied men, reached this city on Thursday night, and will encamp at the Fair Grounds until further orders. They made a fine parade, exhibiting a thorough knowledge of infantry tactics. The encampment at the Fair Grounds will be formed of the various companies from Chesterfield, Prince Ge
Richmond (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 4
Grounds until further orders. They made a fine parade, exhibiting a thorough knowledge of infantry tactics. The encampment at the Fair Grounds will be formed of the various companies from Chesterfield, Prince George, and Din wid die, besides several companies recently organized in this city. It is an admirable location, and the accommodations are sufficient for 3, 000 men. In noticing the arrival of troops, I should not omit to make honorable mention of the Elliott Grays, from Manchester, who came over last evening. Virginia can boast of no tiner company of soldiers — certainly none have passed through Petersburg that elicited more compliments. They are, as you are aware, under the command of Capt. L. F. Bossieux. As many companies as have been formed in this city, still another was organized last night, called the Young Men's Reserve Guard. It consists of young men of high character, who were unable to leave for a remote scene of action. They elected Rev. Mr. Pla
May (search for this): article 4
ie, besides several companies recently organized in this city. It is an admirable location, and the accommodations are sufficient for 3, 000 men. In noticing the arrival of troops, I should not omit to make honorable mention of the Elliott Grays, from Manchester, who came over last evening. Virginia can boast of no tiner company of soldiers — certainly none have passed through Petersburg that elicited more compliments. They are, as you are aware, under the command of Capt. L. F. Bossieux. As many companies as have been formed in this city, still another was organized last night, called the Young Men's Reserve Guard. It consists of young men of high character, who were unable to leave for a remote scene of action. They elected Rev. Mr. Platt, of the Episcopal Church, Captain, who promptly accepted the office. In the parade of the Light Dragoons to-day, one of their number, Dr. May, was thrown from his horse and very seriously injured, though not fatally. Mon CŒu
L. F. Bossieux (search for this): article 4
Din wid die, besides several companies recently organized in this city. It is an admirable location, and the accommodations are sufficient for 3, 000 men. In noticing the arrival of troops, I should not omit to make honorable mention of the Elliott Grays, from Manchester, who came over last evening. Virginia can boast of no tiner company of soldiers — certainly none have passed through Petersburg that elicited more compliments. They are, as you are aware, under the command of Capt. L. F. Bossieux. As many companies as have been formed in this city, still another was organized last night, called the Young Men's Reserve Guard. It consists of young men of high character, who were unable to leave for a remote scene of action. They elected Rev. Mr. Platt, of the Episcopal Church, Captain, who promptly accepted the office. In the parade of the Light Dragoons to-day, one of their number, Dr. May, was thrown from his horse and very seriously injured, though not fatally. M
Platt (search for this): article 4
die, besides several companies recently organized in this city. It is an admirable location, and the accommodations are sufficient for 3, 000 men. In noticing the arrival of troops, I should not omit to make honorable mention of the Elliott Grays, from Manchester, who came over last evening. Virginia can boast of no tiner company of soldiers — certainly none have passed through Petersburg that elicited more compliments. They are, as you are aware, under the command of Capt. L. F. Bossieux. As many companies as have been formed in this city, still another was organized last night, called the Young Men's Reserve Guard. It consists of young men of high character, who were unable to leave for a remote scene of action. They elected Rev. Mr. Platt, of the Episcopal Church, Captain, who promptly accepted the office. In the parade of the Light Dragoons to-day, one of their number, Dr. May, was thrown from his horse and very seriously injured, though not fatally. Mon CŒu
May 11th, 1861 AD (search for this): article 4
From Petersburg. [special Correspondence of the Dispatch.] Petersburg, May 11, 1861 The troops from remote sections of the country have been pouring in for several days, almost in a continuous stream. Yesterday a portion of the First Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers reached this city from Richmond at o'clock, and another portion in the afternoon in a special train. While we were prepared, from what we had heard, to see a fine boby of men, yet their noble appearance and bearing surpassed our most sanguine expectation. Louisiana indeed sends a gallant set of to the aid of Virginia, and their power will be felt by the Northern hordes when the cooly conflict comes. ? The "Dinwiddle Greys," numbering 68 fine looking, able-bodied men, reached this city on Thursday night, and will encamp at the Fair Grounds until further orders. They made a fine parade, exhibiting a thorough knowledge of infantry tactics. The encampment at the Fair Grounds will be formed of the vario