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CerrespenAsncs ~ the nsr.,A.

WASHINGTON, April IL.
The men Of the West Point Flyins artil-
lery, nov in Washington, received orders TO
keep their revolvers constantly loaded and
be ready for immediate action. Part OF the
volunteers will be stationed ct the bridge
aoross the Potomac, 90 ~ to defend il aeainst
an invading force. Nearly ono thousand
men are now enrolled for regular service
from the ranks Of District militia. Those
who refused TO take the oath OF allegiance
we're marched back to tho armory, disarme ed,
and their names stricken from the rolls
Hisses from the spectators accompanied their
disappearanoe from the parade ground.
General Cadwsllsder, OF the Fret Brig de
Psnnsyivania Militia, has been ordered home
Immediately BY the Governments. The move.
msnt i supposed to be in connecsion with
sne occupation Of the Capital BY Psnnsylva-
mn vuTunyuErr.
Governor Hicks, OF Nd, has bees Ia con-
sultstion With the President for sewers hours
to-day. He came here with feelings n 70.
greet At the course Of tho Administration. ia
ito seeming coercive policy, bot when ID.
Governor heard the reason for the pressn,
course Of the President and hw advisers. and
understood the record BY which they has
been guided, be modified his opinions to ,
very great extent.
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WASHINGTON, April IA.
Arrangements are being made 20 oonssn-
trate the military st any threate ned point.
Greatest anxiety 10 hear further southern
nAWa.
Runored attack TO be attempted on Fort
Delaware, Maryland. The War Department
has taken steps TO prevent It.
Five officers Of tho Navy rendered their
resignation but were refused. Their names
will probably be stricken from tho lies.
The national solonsaers passed resolutions
den unoine tho military operations Of the
Governmens, and expressing sympathy for
the secessionists
The gosrds At the Department are largely
incr easud.
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Especial 20 the Chicago Tribune.
CAAKlesaea, April

Especial 70 the Chicago Tribune.
CAAHlesiea, ApFss A3v
Gao p. ~.
Sumter has uDoondisiomally surrendered
The people are wild With JOY. No Caro-
iinians are hurt.
There we're two thousand shots fred alto.
gether.
Anderson and bic men we're conveyed to
Morris Island, under guard.
Anderson reached the sity, and 10 the
guest Of Besuregard. The people synpa-
thise with Anderson, but abhor those in the
steamers 10 sight, who did not even attemp,
80 reinforce.
The wood work and officers quarters II
Sunptef are ell burped.
No o6csSs were wounded.
The Foss was taken possession Of tonight
BY the Confederate troops.
OaARLsssoH, April Is, p. m.-Bsaurs
gard has just gone 70 Sumter. Also, thrs
Ore companies 30 Qusoeh the IRE before
reaches the magasine.
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From Washington.
OFFICERS DISMISSED |!


WASHINGTON, April ID.
The President has directed that Capt VIM. b. St.
Johns, Sd Infantry, and Lieut. Abner Snead lst
artillery cease TO be offers of the army.
The regular troops have been ordered TO proceed
to the outskirts Of the city, to watch every
thereto, while the volunteers recently mustered
guard the armories and the public buildings.
Videttes are constantly riding through the
streets
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THE COMBAT RAGING
FORT SUMTER ON FIRE.!


CHAaLEsroS, April IL.
The oannonading 10 going on fercely from
oil points, from the vessels outside, and oil
along our coast. IL 10 reported that Fort
Sumter 10 on Are.
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Trem vlrginta.

hiCunOkD, April IL.
Carlisle and Early deprecated ths action
Of South Oarolina firing on Fort Sumter, and
expressed devotion 10 the stars and stripes
The secessioDists replied and spplauded
the Eallantry Of South Carolina, and cIsime ed,
that vhatssss tho Convention did, the State
would 70 ont Of the Union.
The Governor communicated . diepatch
from Gov. Pickens, giving sn seoosat or the
bombardine, saying that ! furious 6re on ~
from Sumter - kept mp, but ~ will taxi the
fort, and oan sink the feet, and II they At
tempt to land elsewhere ~ can vhip them
We have nearly 600 ~ tie hes. .-:c-. i,
the world and reserve OF 1000. We viii
triumph or perish. Let me know what Vir.
ginis viii do.
10 the debate il Was said that the Southern
s:nJ ~SSaa3 march iLfo0en Virginia. And
thst thousands would join II.
WAsHNeros, April H.
The President will issue, Tomorrow, his procla
nation calling Tor 1900 militia TO suppress insur
rsction 10 the scceded States and cause the lawi
70 b executed. The first service win be 10 repos
sses the forts that have been seized from the troop
Of the Union. He also c0nyenes Congress on thu
fourth Of July. Tho War Department is busy pre-
pairing details 70 communicates with several States
NEW ORLEANS, APRIL Is.
grand muster Of the city volunteer companie.
WAS mrds this morning.
Preparations ars being made To defend the Mis-.
sissippi in the best possible manner.
NASHVILLE, April is.
There wss much enthuaiA4m Ut public meeting
te-uighl
REGULATIONS wsre snaniraously adopted, condemn
isg ~ Adminisssikoa for the present state Of af
1aissy D41yate1tAtae with. the South.
&e1eeGss - e1ksm spoke.
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PHILADsLuHIA, April IA.
| Gov. Curtin, uho has gone TO Washington,
says that Pennsylvania cAn send loo, 900
| men to defend Warrington.
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CHARLESTON, April IA.
Negotiations we're completed last night
Anderson's command will cvscoats in the
morning and embark on the war vessels now
OF the harbor.
Five Of Anderson's mon are wounded. ONE
thought morsally.
After the surrender . boat with men was
sent from the ships which were outside; TO
Morris Island, requesting permission for .
vessel to enter and take OF Anderson's con.
mand.
Reports say that Anderson surrendered be-.
canse tho quarters and barracks were De-
stroyed, and he had no hope OF reinforce.
osnss. The feet lay BY 80 hours, and could
not or would not help him. His men we're
Frustrated BY over exertiou.
The explosions ct F.. Sumter were caused
By shells igniting. The barracks caught are
three times from the hot shot from Ft. Moul.
trio. Everything 10 in ruins bus the sass-
ment, and many guns were disnsntled. The
walls look like honey comb.
Fort Moultrie vas badly damaged, and tho
houses on the Island were riddled. The boat
sent from the Fort tonight, ofioialIy mott
ned the 6eet OF the surrender OF Sumter.
Il 10 not known what will Do done With
Sumter or the vanquished.
Richmond, April IA.
Demonstrations of soy During the night party
hotsted the Southern flag on the Capitol ri was
subsequently removed BY the guard.
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PAralorIc.-Ths Cincinnati Enquirer says:
"Whils We protect against this policy Of
the Adninistration, We hope wherever the
stars and stripes are carried, that there sue
oess may befound."
That 10 the way patriots feel and talk sv.
srywhers.
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Bosros, April Is.
The war news from Charleston creates . profound
sensation in this city and throughout the State.
The general sentiment is that the Federal Govern
ment is right and shall be sustained.
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Prom m onsgomery.

Montgomery, Ala, April Is.
The President and Secretary Of War were
serensded last night. The latter Vas called
out. He said that the Confederate Gag would
soon DO waving over Fl. Sumter and from
the Federal Capitol 1t Washington, il the in-
dependence Of tho Southern States was not
recogni sed and hostilities continued. The
only dispatch received last night, was from
Gen. Beaursgard; it 10 believed to be favor
able
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THE VERY LATEST.

kEoKUK, Monday April l5-5P.A.
We copy tho following highly imporsan,
nsws from The Springfield Journal Of shi.
morning. We got copy Of that paper from
Mr.. Eaton, Engineer, Who came from
Springfield since 5 O'Clock this morning.
Prosidont's Proclamation.
WAsHrx0roE, April IA, 1861.
Whereas, Tbs laws OF the United States
have been and are oppossd 10 several States,
BY combinations too powerful to DO sop
pressed 10 the ordinary way, 1 therefore osll
for tho militia Of the several States or the
Union; to the aggregate number OF 70, 600.
to suppress said combination and execute
the laws. appeal 10 all loyal citissns TO
facilitate and aid this effort and maintain
the Laws and integrity Of tho National Union
and perpetuity Of popular Government and
redress wrongs long enough endured. The
fret service assigned will probably be TO 70
possess the forts, places and property which
have been seissd from tho Union. The ut
most care will be taken, consistent With the
interference Of peaceful oitissns 10 any part
OF tho country, end | hereby command the
persons composing tho aforesaid combine.
tons to dispense within twenty days from
this date. l hereby convene both Hoasss Of
Congress for the 4th Of July next, TO deter
mine upon such measures - the public safo.
y and interest may demand.
lSigned,1 ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President OF United States.
By ". H. SavAaD. Secsy Of stxts.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CAaas % IS ENG.
vk1AT SACRIFiCE AT TAK ORIGINAL

CAaM % s ING.
fyk1AT SACRIFICE AT TAE ORIGINAL
~ kEoKUK - 90 STONE.
nsa. ol Fiss Geld. fhssd. and son q ct. Ct Is.
ori:ds Jswslry., With orders TO close thsu ont
without regard 70 cost, has opened then &C PArotts
s.oss no. Estes House, where you can take your
Gold Coral Pins Or Drops
Canaan
Lava !" Is
Jet !" !"
Florentine " !"
Mosaic I"
Plain /"
Csrbuuole g
Revolving Pins,
Gold Pencils,
Ladies' Bracelets,
s Neck Chains,
9 Gold Thinbies,
Gold Sleeve Bottoms and Studs,
Gold Crosses,
Gold Belt Slides,
Gold Fioger Rings,
| Gents Vest Chains,
Gold Watch Keys.
Fine Gold Pins with Ebony hsndles. Ane Silver
Plated Csps, 6flvsr-platSd Tss opeons. silver
Plated Salt Cellars, Batter K sivss. Pear Postmo
naies, Pocket Knivss; IL short, every thing in a.
Way 81 Jswsiry. al In the nost magoiacsat Style
and II bewildering variety, and any aftiels you maj
choose FOR - One Dollar.
| Ladies' and Osntismsn, one and al, como aad u
anime tneee uoOde.
Aeoe ~ Rc0a1s seminary
THE FOURTH TERN Of this Instituti0n vii
commence on odnssday, April nth, IL u
bassment Of the Chatham square OhufcA.
". THOMPSON, PsMt.
y. Sr.oss, Oecy.
/ apsl6d1
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San Francisco. April 1

San Francisco, April
James A. McDougAli WAS again elected Senator
on the I'd having reviewed n votes All tho Re
ppblicAn ssd most of The Douglas members supper
I'D him.
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EFFECT OF HE NEWS.
WARRINGTON, April Is.
The war news il received here with feelings Of 70.
gret There Is ne excitement; but the prospect for
the future created general feeling Of depression.
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Savannah, April l3.
The lights at Tybee and 10 this harbour
have been discontinued for the present.
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COMMODORE srRrNonAn.

This gallant sailor leaves Washington this
evening for the purpose Of taking command
Oh the naval forces sent, it 10 supposed, to
the relief Of Fort Pickens and the Union men
OF Texas. 1t 10 stated and believed that Gen
Sam Houston, OF Texas, he's called for 90.
distance, 10 order to maintain himself seains,
the enemies Of the country in that Stase.-
Commodore Stringham entered The navy
when ne wss ten years old, and, although ID
the service more than half . century. il .,
hale and vigorous - most men at forty I've
He Vas born IN New York, and bslones 60
the Glass OF men who have oontended from
the beginning that Fort Sumter could be 70.
inforcsd and supplied.
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.Ov. xPRAGUE PATRIOTIC,

GOV. &PRAGUE PATRIOTIC.
Providence, April Is.
Gov. Spragae has rendered to the govern
ment the service Of the marine artillery and
1000 infantry. and Offers to accomnAny them
himself.
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sssansrs CAarssreA.

NEW YoRK, April Is.
Government 10 said to have chartered tho
steamships Philadelphia and Ericsson. The
former 10 being rapidly FLIED with provisions,
army stores and munitions OF war; the latter
10 TO be held 10 reserve for any emergency.
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Fort kesrney. April Ia.
The Pony Express passed here % day Il o'clock
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The mertmaC 10 be Fitted Out.
Norfolk, April Is
Orders have been reviewed to fit ont the
frigate Merimsc Immediately.
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Il ssch bs sbs ssntinsDt and spirit Of anti.
Republicans Of the Eastern States, where do
the Looofoco tories Of the West expect 90
And support and sympathy 10 the North.
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Latssa AAvlces frsa HsaA4sarssrs.
Mr.. 9. d. Bliss, having spsnt Some thine IN New
Yorh City, looking round Tor hArgains, has just r.
turned, and offers to the public large assortmsnt
81 Jcwslry Clocks and other articles q great bar
gains. A. these are TO BE- sold anyhow, now IL the
time TO "so In and win"
Mr.. Bliss havisg taken the Agency Of the Ameri.
can Clock Company, san supply dealers 1t manu-
faotursrs lowest prices. aid retail customers can
6nd any thing they want In this line.
Call q Hanphrsy's Auction Store, M. Estes
House.
Illinois Diseredised Money taken 1t par for
goods.
A-Jswe'ry for q -. Be- what lot you On
get g Hunphrsy 3 Auction Store.
Call g Hsmphrsy's Aaction store, and ss1
how nrsh Jswslry Jon 90 Ut fer snly Is sssts.
.Yesr sAstss u Jsvslry. 6ilvsv. plated spoons
and % %, for 81 -. CAN at Humphreys Aaetior
Store.
&-A sns lot Of Hiivsr-riated eaks Baskets,
Csstors, loo Pitchers, &C., to b. closed out u Hum
phrsy1 Auotioa Store In = few days.
aprI3d1m
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1tsns - WasAsngssn CsrrsspsnA-
0OCos
The Philsdslphis Prsss correspondence,
dated the 9Th, says:

The bold attitude Of the President In re-
Enforcing Fort Pickens, and tsudidk aid to
Sam Houston in Texas, has produced the
happiest eject among the residents Of Wash.
ington, Who are all interested ia the pfesef.
walton OF peace in this Capital. Although
many IN Washington are known TO sympa-
thise with the secsders, yet. when Mr.. Lin
coin avows HE determination to protect
Warrington st oil hssards, their interests
and thsir patriotism combine TO sanction bis
coarse,
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1861. 1861.
Prices According to Style and Quality
1861.
1861

Heading makes and styles are firm in
prices, while inferior goods and rejected
styles are selling st greatly reduced 6gures. .
-lDry Goods Reporter.
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steamships Philadelphia and Ericsson. The
former 10 being rapidly filled with provisions,
army stores and munitions Of war; tho latter
10 TO be held in reserve for any emergency.
Secession ~ . Disceuns ~ Baisl.
00re.
BALrin oRE, April l3.
nan made his appearance in this CITY
this morning With . secession cockade 90 his
hat. He Was pursued BY crowd and had to
Be protected BY tbs police. Intense exotic
mens prevails, and there is great anxiety to
learn tho news from Charleston.
EaIs, Pa, April IA.
.aSs 0sws i1ow ine South creates tho most
intense feeling. Men Of eli parties express
their determination to stand 81 the Covers.
mens and fight for the supremacy Of tho u.
States dag.
All our volunteer companies will Offer their
services to tho Governor tomorrow.
! Lancaster April IL.
Tho U. 8 nag i displayed in honor IL Andsrson.
Volunteer AEs being enrolled.
War feeling rampant. People insrsdalsas .s Is,
Two regiments Of militia win b ready to march
| IN few days.
/ indianapolis. April l3.
/ Intense excitement prevails. Meetings held II
Two different halls tonight. htrong Union rssolu-
lions unanimously adopted al both.
several Volunteer companies In different parts of
the State have rendered their services 10 tho Gov
srnmsnt.
Anderson and men leave to-morrow for New
| York
Fleet still out side.
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q Governor Spragus, OF Rhode Island,
whom the Locofoco press claim u IN Anti
Republican, has rendered the Government
the marine, artillery and Infantry forces Of
that State, and proposes to bead thsm him
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BosroN, April l3.
Intense excitement prevails. The surrsn.
der 10 not believed BY msny.
MEHpHIs, April ID.
There is great excitement here. The people n,
gathering together in great crowds. Cannons, rock
cts bonres music and speeches the orde. Of tn,
evening.
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Richmond, April IA.
Demonstrations of soy During the night party
ho,sted the Southern flag the Capitol ii was
subsequently removed By the guard.
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Tnk DIS NoIsss VALLEY Vine il published
every Monday at this Office, il enc ef the Oldest
papers in lowe, and has widely extended eircu-
iation throughout the Des Moines Valley, North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-17

THrs county viii send two delegates TO
the Convention, Brooke one and Hancock
county one. The basis of representation
is as the next house of Delegates, and mot
as the present one.
Conserving the election of delegates We
can to-day say but single word, and that
is, let no man be sent from any county in
this Panhandle, who does not unequivocal-
ly and without reservation OF any kind,
go for the Union under every aud all cir
cumstances. 1--we are insane enough 10
elect any other kind, We will find, when
too late, that We have caught Tartar, who
will sell US out.
WerePeat then, let us send only out and
out Union men, men that we eau count on
clear through to the end.
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The slave Population OF VIrg

The Slave Population OF Virginia.
In Specializing upon the course likely to
be pursued by Virginia in the present
crisis, we may obtain good deal Of light
by considering the distribution of her
Rlave population, and its relative proper
ton to the whole population east and west
Of the Blue Ridge. From the Compendium
of the Census for 1850 it appears that the
white Inhabitants of Western Virginia con-
Stitute nearly forty-eight per cent. of the
whole white population Of the State; while
the proportion of slaves 70 the whole popu-
lRti0n in that part of the State is less than
eleven per cent. On the other hand, the ra-
ito of slaves TO the white population east of
the Blue Ridge is nearly forty-eight per
cent 1t thus appears that in the western
portion of Virginia, inhabited by nearly
One-hRlf of the whole white population OF
the State, the ratio of slaves is less than
that of Maryland, which is fifteen aud one
half per cent, while in Eastern Virginia it
is greater than in any of the sInve states
except Mississippi and South Carolina, be-
ing but three per cent. less than that of the
former, and nine per cent. less than that of
the latter.
II is not probable that the census which
has just been completed will materially
vary these results. They certainly indi-
cate that in the approaching convention in
Virginia, there must be divided counsels.
In many of the counties of Western Vir-
ginin slavery may be said to have but q
nominal existence, and in neatly all of
them it constitutes but q small proportion
of the whole population.
In view Of these facts it is not TO be
supposed that the secessiOnists of the At
lantic shore will succeed in committing
their brethren across the mountains to u
course of political action which cannot
fail to involve them in ruin.
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PIFTEEN MEDALS AND DEPLoMAs have been
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Sold In all dtes and towns Of the United States by
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~ The Genuine has tue name and address upon
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The fOlloWingis extract from Alsttsr written BY
the Pastor q Baptist Church to the AJouruai and
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Tar 0rlgiAl Medicine EStabllShed In lS-I and drTi
article otthe kind ever Introduced under the name
OF HPutNDNdc WAFERs,S In this or any other ccuu-
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Ak Irishman and German in New Or
leans having mortal feud.. agreed 10
settle it by fght with brass kuuekles, in
the presence Of ampires, and did; and the
lEishuau was borne OF dying, while the
S'rmnn was but little better.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-17
wv. A. BatehelOr,s Hair DEe.

This Splenaid Hair Dye, has no equAI-Instantane-
GUS IN eetrBeautlCul BLACK or Natural BroWn-no
staining thelkin or iniung the ItAir-remediea the
absurd and eject OF Bad Dyes, and inVigorates the
Hair for life. None genuine unless Eigued sEIY
A. BatchelOr' Sold everywhere.
CIAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor,
81 barclay Street, New York.