r. ^ T~- - 4*. • { ** Ajism«ci7\ GA--ApriL2Gdj, 1841- .•* Tilegtmpk ;-r*S*pi fcar iJ*Ui*ty j» doi»g he* duty it» Iji* saccpd caftso.. Iler,fiitt oompany, “dW Sumter Ligh^Guards, CaptJuLuuiOfV1-' wiih^vwdwipg imak£r bate for.Richmond on SaUult;*4y craning * trpin* . y The Anwricu* Riflo, CapU King*. impatiently awaking orders ip march. ^. Yam lenity, a thicr1 Company o*m organ iatd and lender their acrricoa to. the Governor by to-day-*! mail,—four Minister* Iff that CQoipa-, ny. Tho remaining Ministers and even our gray-haired ahvs belong to the Home Guards. W o raised yesterday evening and this morning, $7,000, as a Military .Relief Fund—and will probably increase R to $10,000 to-morrow.— Bach subscription is attended by a promise to give m much more as is naceasary. No wife or child of a'Sumter county soldier can suflW in bis absence Our old men and Preachers arc ready for home or abroad service—tho boys aro crying because they arc too yoiitig. Our ladies arc sewing In clnbs for the soldiers.-— Tho Jew* and Germans are planking down Ui* cash, anquite a number going to-the wars.-And as was to Uo expected, our adopted dti*f- VT |\. __ .1!____ _%La0tl