From the Richmond Examiner |
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June 7, 1861 |
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Arrival of Troops |
Our city has again presented a
lively appearance, owing to a large number of troops who arrived on the
Pensacola train yesterday {Alabama & Florida (of
Alabama) RR}. We learn that 2,500 of the men stationed at
Warrington have been ordered to Virginia, and that they will proceed to
that State as rapidly as proper means for transportation can be
provided. Some five hundred arrived yesterday morning and were sent on
in the evening train to West Point {Montgomery &
West Point RR}. Among those who came up were two companies from
Col. Ramsay's Georgia regiment, and three from a Louisiana regiment.
Four or five hundred may be expected on every train, until three
regiments have passed through our city. |
Mont. Adv., of June 1 |
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