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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 100.
GENERAL HEAD QuARTKRs. ADJT GKs. 8 OFFICE,
~, rxp,,a n Anrii o. la6I

CoLUMBU9f ", Apri ~oi iooi'
The following regulations, additional to those
heretofore published, will govern the troops now
in Camp Jackson:
/. The firing Of pistols and other firearms,
unless under the direction OF commissioned
officer, and beyond the limits Of the Camp, is
prohibited.
q Captains of companies will promptly report
all violations of this regulation, as well as all
cases of iptemperance, and these offenses will
be visited with severe penalties or prompt dis
charge from the service.
3. Disorder in the dining halls, barracks,
forcing the lines Of sentries, and all other vio-
lations Of discipline, affecting the peace and
well.being of the Camp, will be reported to the
Colonel commanding, aud will be dealt with as
| they deserve. fet
A Colonels of regiments will organize the
music OF their companies into corps, and see
that they are drilled together in the proper beats
and calls; but no music will be permitted during
| the hours assigned for drill, until, the men are
| further advanced in the school Of the soldier.
| S. Companies attending church in the city
will march without music, and only the roll
lcalls will be permitted in campOn the Sabbath
6. Public notice will be given Of the times
when citizens aud strangers may visit the Camp
1t will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, how
1 ever, to facilitate the mastering OF the troops
into the United States service. ...
/ z. Companies quartered elsewhere than in
camp are required to report to their Captains al
0 O'Clock, p M and they will report to the AS
sistant Adjutant General, at the State House
at 10 o'clock P. nj after which the Captains
4 will be held responsible for the absence of any
member Of their company from its quarters un-
Gil morning. Not more than one commissioned
officer can be absent from his company, sc
quartered, at night, without furlough from
General Head Quarters.
| 8. Soldiers in Camp, and not having leave o
absence from Camp, are prohibited from car ry
ing arms Of any kind, without permission o
their Captain, and such permission must includ
3 only regulation arms used in drill.
Q. Evening prayers will be offered daily j
Camp at a O'Clock P. NJ, by Chsplains VIII
. tender their services in this behalf.
a 10. On Sunday, religious service will be hel
at II o'clock A. M, and o'clock P. NJ, br
Companies will be permitted to attend seryic
in city churches during the morning, if timel
application be made.
H. B. CARRINGTON,
Adjutant General.
By order of Commander in Chief.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29
Ben Meuulloch


Thefe mustbe.half a doEenB Ben McCullochs,
or else the venerable Ben Inustbe endowed with
an ease Of locomoticn not uetaAy vouohsafed To
mortale. Oh Saturday, the 20thlnst, fthe pos
itye assertion Of the Missouri Dlmocrat ID TO be
credited, Ben McCulloch was sin 81. Louis. On
She same day, the telegraph stetss thpt be wal
in New Orleans. z II appears that on the very
same day he was on his way from Galveston to
IiAustin. The Galveston Nss6s, Of last satur-
day, eaye.ii 3iAf 3fsn sou .h fis ~
aCoL Van Dorm, C.S. A., and Major Ben Nc
Culloehleft here yesterday morning by the cars
en- yDufs TO Austin, slelstz So l- lqes
? The Major willreport TO Gov. Clark the re.
Esult Of ismission 10 Virginia % procure the
arms ordered BY the Convention; and will hold
himselfat the Governors orders, to 60 upon any
service that may be necessary ti.21@pa
A terrible fellow Ben McCullocbis to set al
laws Of locality at defianee.'an to occupy three
places at once Chicago Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29
Arrival Of Troops at Annapolis Junction and
their Departure for Washington.

,,, ~ ., oa.--.1.io.e ArL-. W.. ..a
The Seventh meg,meno oi NeM torh, ai auu
partoi the tweiith Regimen OF MassscnusesVs Was s
Volunteers, LOOK up tle ing ol marca ron an
napolis oetween'o ana O'CLOCK On weunesuay
morning, and arrived AZ the Juncson AZ sDou.
o'clock yesterday. Inc column keps tne raLl'
road track, and marcned all WEDNESDAY, nigns,
with two brass cannon IN the van, ana picke1s
and skirmishers ou, Iney marcned quieey,
without drum. ana ine country people were w y. no' W
aware OF their mgns passage, elshougn 'ney
locked along the rosd curing tne Gay ume.
The troops halted, ana kindnng nres, o1eak-
laeted IN the WOODS OF CoiumDus jacobs, Esg'i
throwIng the hsevea on tneir piankets on sne
ground. Inc nres were kndied WIN the ienc'
ing on the place, put al destroyed was pau ,oI
The troops after oreakiast formed ana ma,eneo
up to King WOODS, A. tne Juncuon' ana Piant-
ling their guards ana pickess, i@d tnemsesel
down TO catch some rePose AFTER tneir iauguint
march sPhetw tavefns AZ the Junouon uia
! thriving bus nees while the liquor iassea, tn'
soldiers imbibing freely. iiity cents dozei
were paid for eggs, and other articles OF ioo'
Lsold in proportion. the soldiers rations wa
biscuit. The residents OF the place mingled
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29
Gov. Dsuni.on to the Mayor Of Cincinnati
The STATE OF Ono, Ex. DRP.,
Cotuntpua Anrit %. 1851

70. IHE CTATE OF OHlO, GA. DhPtt
CoLUMBUs, April %, 1861.
DEAR SR: My views Of the subject suggest.
ed in your message are these: So long as any
State remains il the Union with professions Of
attachment to IL, we cannot discriminate be-
tween that State and our own. In this contest
we must be clearly in the right In every. act,
and think it better that we should risk some
thing, than that we should be in the slightest
degree chargeable with anything tending to ere.
ate rupture with any State which has not de.
clared itself already out Of the Union. ~
To seize arms going to the State which has
not actually seeded, would give a pfetext fol
the assertion that we had in augurated hostile
conduct, and might be used to create popular
feeling In favor Of secession, when it otherwist
would not exist, and end In involving us in o
border warfare, which oil good citizens must
,deprecate.
4 Until there was such circumstantial eyidenee
as to create moral certainty OF an immediate
intention to use the arms against us, should
not be willing to order their seizure. Much
less would be willing to interfere with the
transportation of provisions. Having the ut
most confidence that your prudence and discre-
ton will avoid any just cause Of complaint on
the part Of our Kentucky neighborr, l remain
very truly yours,
w. DEsNsoN, Gov. of Ohio.
Gro. HATCH, Mayor of Cincinnati.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

FoRr MONROE is splendid fotti6caiiOu, and
would resist very large attackng fcrce- II
eneloses rs acres Of ground. u has two tiers
og guns. casemates and barbettes, and 1t was
thought there were over three hundred guns
within it's walls. II is eituated mile and Q
half from the main land, and completely COM
mands Hampton Roads and the entrance to
James River, and is of much Importance In q
military pointof view. The peninsula on which
IL stands 10 aboutSone bundled yards In width
and, of course, commanded by the guns OF tne
not be successful unless by Rforce of tens o.
thousands, as, in addition TO It's strength Of posi-
don, Il is surrounded by an outside wall Of gran
ite. Between this wall aud the walls Of th'
fort is a moat Of twelve feet deep, and one hun
dred and twenty-five feet in width. ,,,. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29
Union Meeting in Jackson Township.
Gaoyr Cry. Friday. April {

GRovE CRY, Friday, April 26. 4
Alta Union meeting Of the citizens of Grove
City and vicinity, able and eloquent speeches
were made by Rev. R. Doughty and others. The
meeting was largely attended, and great en-
thusiasm and patriotism prevailed.
Politics were ignored, and every one, without
known exception, eyinced their determination
to stand by the Government
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted: sss ,AFfs ~
ResoIped, That we, the citizens OF Jackson
township, and Union-loyiDg citizens of the
United States, are ready TO give our influence,
our money, and, II necessary, 10 sacrihce our
lives, in the maintenance Of the Constitution
and lave Of the Union ioslk q i.od ii3f "a
Rssolptd, That We appreciate the services of
those noble volunteers who have already gone
in the defence Of the liberties Of our couiitry,
and are ready and willing to lend our aid to the
aupport Of the families Of such volunteers who
Committee W r.. Breck, Eco, DR.. G. r
Denig, II. Haugbn, Esq., Abram Smith .
y HUGH GRANT, Chairman. Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

n BArrrREs ALONG THE Potomac The threat
to plant secession batteries along the Virginia
shore of the Potomac is not very dangerous,---i
Opposite Mount Vernon, sixteen miles below
the city, the river is commanded BY Fort Wash.
ington, in possession of an efficient garrison OF
the United States and from that point the stream,
two miles in width, gradually widens TO its
mouth, where 1t is nearly 10 miles across. In
/ 1914, come batteries were raised alongithe Viz.
ginia shore to oppose the ascent of the British
| fleet; but few broadsides knocked them into
pieces, the feet ascended to Alexapdris, aud
opening their PORTFOLIOS so as to rake all the
principal streets, reduced fireplace on demand
and levied from it an immense amount of trib
ute, in the shape of -four, pork, beef and tobacco
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29
sPEcIAL ORDER mo-. lO1.

GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS, ADJ'r Gn.'s orTIor,l
April %, 1861.
The State will bear no part Of the cost for
subsistence of Companies, which haze entered
or shall enter the Camps, Taylor, jackson, or
Harrison, unless their organization was regular.
ly accepted at General Head Quarters, and they
marched under orders.
Commanding officers, Commissasies, and all
parties having this matter in charge. will bear
this order in mind, as 1t will be rigidly en-
enforced
Companies now in Camp and already accept
ed will receive an early assignment TO their
regiment, but no additional arrangements fol
receiving troops into the Camps, will be at pres
ent accepted by the State.
"a 7s II. B. CARRINGTON, 4,
Adjutant-G General
By order OF Commander-in-Chief.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

pondent gives very dierent ecccunt o. Ne declson@
lhe President NtsPossiblethe Mayors account may
notbe enilTey reliable. M
,nch an agreement on The para Of The presidents would
naturally provoke. We VIII simply remark that ,ne
President runs smai risk OF being superseded m III
oce 4 he undertakes 70 thwart The clear and
DETERMINATION OF the people TO maintain me aulesy
OF the Government OF the United States, ana 70 ~
its honor. We In the midstof Revolution, anu ~
such emergencies the people are very APT nj
Representatives leader II the forms Of law 40 no
TO have given them 1t would be weli LOT r.r. ~
coin 10 bear IN mind the possibility Of auch An
t-1Reso York Tines, Aprft 20. ,,.,,.N,s
| uHumanity" has lust destroyed the most yain,pie
navy ward IN the country, with Its millions OK psn
and stores and its Invaluable appliances ior the
struction Of vessels To blockade tineienty 'hs
ern ports We need every ship our navy has, but hu
Il manity" has cooy sunk and blown up ten ntstoass
vessels carrying ALL less than four hundred sno
lninety guns, and now our merchants are aH.sa y
the name OF Humanity" TO send 10 EnglanQ Tor Vhe.s
.Humanity" preferred the destruction OF the vaiuapls
HArpers Ferry AenaI rather than spill little traitor
GUS Virginia blood. Humanity" permits our own
troops to be bulchered In the streets o.
contents itself with arguing the point treacherou
Governor. =.
Humanity, in fact in the in which the term IA
been used by the unwise lovers Of peace, only isu
lmbecility. Action, vigorous prompt and snhcen,;
the truest Humanity In such struggle as ouis-N''
York Evonin0 Post, April 2S.
l We do not publish the above extracts VII
q view to endorse them, but to show the reyo
lutionary temper and spirit that pervades poi
tion Of the press and people, and to caution a
law-abidiug citizens that their duty Is to main
tain law and order, and stand blythe constitute
authorities of the land. The present Is cris
! which demands all the coolness and calm jude
ment which can be brought into requsitio
: and the truest fidelity to the constituted al
; thorities, whether the course of policy th
adopt accords with our own Judgment or nj
An appropriate time will hereafter come for
free discussion of all matters connected viii
>, the present state of affairs. ssfs III. q,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

r iA,RrAt FiGHriNs REoiMEsE-The New York
Empire City regiment, under com mand Of Col,
Andrew Sheehan, Il now enrolling volunteers al
No 15 West Houston street. Among themem'
lbers are Billy Mulligan, Jim Hughes, George
Middleton, champion wrestler of America,
Lonia BorIeI, Ira Coles, Robert 9. Kehfe, W.
n, HalIet, Bepiamin Wells, John Woods Wm.
Smith, John Williams, Lewis Concyer, Michael
Marx, Captain Daniel "A AIdrichs Major Welding,
John franklin. and All are dgbdng men. There
will be two, companies Of fihenl en- eqilpped
from this regiment, II possible.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

az There appears toibe conPA'nt ii0I q Z.
erspot only in Ohio. bu: elseWhers, ao0u'
,ho commisssriat Department Of the Volunteer
Army. itb.ho6tes the proper authorities % .
remove this complaint, as lar as tie same Is
we'll founded, at,ouue, There isf supersoun
dance Of men, If we may so speak, and 1t VIII
rsouire lbeadkh6st adnnistiative talent, ener
gv and Judgment, to keep them we'll and prompt
" ~ accustomed. rInths great campaigns Of Ma
po,rou. he required the 'Commissariat Depart
meut first to be attended TO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29
SheriG'slSaleI. I

George Q. Osborne a.so sss...,, 1,
~ vs. superior Court. , Atf w.
Samuel l.. Lingo)
EDY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF III. FA. /.
ID to me directed from the Superior Court Of Frank.
lin County Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of
ty, on
Saturday, the lst day Of Jgne,A D., 1861 4
At o'clock p NJ, the following described real estate
situate in Franklin county, Ohio to-wit ;A certain
lo Of land situate In section two M township two %.
range seventeen IN United States Military Land, bound
ed and described as follows Beginning at the centre Of
the plank road at the Southwest corner Of William
Walters lot no. Il thence east with the south line oI
said Walters lot 225 feet, to the corner OF said lot
thence south parallel with said road 10 rods thence east
90 fee thence north parallel with said road 10 rods
thence east to the corner Of shueys and thence south
parallel with said road lG l00 rods, 10 stone thence
west to the centre Of said rosd thence north with said
road TO The place o. beginning containing over 2K acres
aprii anii Q7-itdsitw. q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fees, 450. ti''tis+ y" t'.'fH wv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

Mr.. SLUSSER offered q resolution giving the
use OF the Hall on Monday evening next for the
examination OF candidates for Army Surg Eeohs,
which was greed to- ty3 nN3Yf tkgDt AfN
The repofs on sus,aipipg of soldiers a. Camp
jackson was taken up, when Z. = .,s.s. ep ~
The amendment Of Mr. BALDWINswas dis'
agreed to. ,ls.asss1 s-,A
The report was iben adopted ,,s @isg I.
S.B 3f1--To amend sections two and three Of
the act to provide more eifectually for the de-
fence Of the TState against invasion, was read
the iiYst time, when FhN Htl5r 3cts =
MI ANDREWS moved that the c5fstithfipp.
| 81 rule be Huspendeo, atd the bin read q second
! time now. nlf1e-lissi lfas sssoii ,grfrHi9s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

: The Pace OF BUNTfNe Little or none OF thif
material is manufactured in this country, and we
are almost entirely dependent upon the English
for the article. The market here is cleared Oh
It, and orders have gone out BY the last steamer
which will sweep the English market Inc
New York Eusning Post, Of Monday, says the
demand for flags has raised tho price Of bunting
from four dollars and seventy FIVE cents to TWEEN
ty eight dollars, and book muslin, usually worth
six to ten cents, now brings three dollars yard
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

MArRIMoNY AND WAR.-A couple OF pending
matrimonial engagements in Worcester, Mass
we're hurried up by the militia Of that city being
ordered to service on the l7th. Thomas Tai
bot upon receiving his order to march, was i'm
mediately married to Hannah Schofeld, and di'
rectly after left on the special train for Wash
ington; and William R. Chapman, belonging e
another of the city companies. was Immediately
married to Miss Lucy Mirick. -. J gs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

Col. SUMNER SENT TO CAuFoRsIA.- The Syr.
acuse Standard says that Col. Sumner has been
sent to California, and departed for the Pacific
coast in the last steamer. He is directed to SUI
persede General johnson, whose loyalty is sus.
pected, and the departure Of Col. sumner was
kept q t,lest news Of his destination and In
tention should reach General Johnson by way OF
the overland route, and, perhaps, lead the Gene
raj to use the forces under his command against
the country. Et 3tRt 1 tiiHiNEf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

THE FATE OF SOUTHERN PRIvATEERs. = The
N. Y. Commercial AdDertiser says orders have
been received from the Navy Department o.
Washington, by the officers of the various Uni
ted States vessels, that all persons found sailing
under Jefferson Davis letters OF marque ant
reprisal be treated as pirates; that the contu'
macious be Immediately hung from the yard
arm. and the crew and more penitent officers b
placed in irons TO await their trial as oceal
brigands. r.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29
70 rHE PUBLIC,

Theundegned. practical Watchmakers and dealers in
watches, having bought and sold American Watches for
number Of years past and having dealt in all kinds Of
foreign Watches for amuch longer period Of time, beg to
state that they have never dealt in Watches which, as
GLASS; or in individual instances have been salts
ctorv 10 Themselves or customers whether in respect
durability beauty Of hnish, mathematcaly correct pro
uort,ons accurate compensation and adjustment, or O
sas lime keeping resals than those manufactured b.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

Mr.. Henry Meade, of Baltimore, who was
clerk to Captain Foster, of the United States
army, during the siege Of Fort Sumter /, arrived
home on Sunday week, and Immediately en-
rolled himaelfin the Maryland Guards, for ser
vice in the cause of the South. ~ % '.Tr s1a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL ~, lool.

M The cineianati Csmssssiastried its hand
= few ,is,s saod cA ventilating the Neio oK0ra %
H.,old. The eiEort was successful, but in view
80 ,he Iaet that the Commercial Is simply sec
ood edition Of the Herald, ,iswss AOsdllii'ul' %
no,rorm the task -vhichdtundFseek' By-s'rlk.
mo on. the nsne ne Of the Herdid and inserting
,bs, ofgtHs,l CJmnsiei4l I the sitlcle weulda oe
oorrnnriate for the latter paper.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

~ All should read Prof. Woods advertise
ment 10 another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

Gf See advertisement Of Prof. MILLrR's
Hair Invigorator in another column. IH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

GuERasEr's BALM is one of the best remedie
for Headache we have ever known.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

Pending thla motion, a message was received
from the Goyetnor d relation tp the passage Of
s. B. 3ll. III W. 81
The vote was then taken on the suspension OF
the rules, and fegnlted|-yeas 81, nays ~.
SO the House refused to suspend the rule
The House then adjourned. =. =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

No real justice can be done the above preparations
but by procuring and reading descriptive pamphlets.
be found with all dealers, will be sent by Proprietor
on demand. Formulas and Trial Bottles sent to Phys
cians who will find developments In both worthy their
acceptance and approval.
Correspondence solicited from all whose necessities
curiosity prompts TO trial Of the above reliable Rene
dies. . ts afi
For sale by the usual wholesale and retail dealer
everywhere.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, PropriOtO
CHEMIST AND PHARMAoEuTIsT,
No. o Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
Roberts & Samuel, N. B. MARBLE, ]. II. Cook, J. M
Denig, G. Denig & Sons A. j. schueller & Son, Agents
for Columbus Ohio. my1-diy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

cAUrios.-As our watch Is nov sztensiveiy sounts-
fsIied tyforeign manufsetursrs, We have V inform ~
public that no watch Of our production which d
compansd by certificate of genuineness, bearing tn
number Of The watch and sisned BY our Treasurer n
\. Robbins Or BY our prsdscessors Appleton, Tracy
Co. saAnl. ,gElEitsS4 ~ ~
Az these watches are for sale BY jewelers. geperal
throughout the Onion, ths American Watch COMPANY
90 not solIcit ofasfs iof iinels wstehes.x n
p '''a.l .sSla Sp,ssi, ro I, RoBbrSs 4 APPLETON,
+ .t.whoISsals Agents, No, isa srosdww MY,
apQod de.o.d.Ae.o.w.0m. .s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

For all THROAT and
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
including WHOOPING
COUGH, and every
COniplaintthe fOrerun
ner of, and even nctunI
CONSUMPTION.
The Great NEURAL
GlC REMEDY and Nat
ural OPIATE, adapted
to 0vory species of Ner.
vOus Complaints, Ners
vOus and @ hr o N 1 c
Headache, Rhellrnn-
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and Ear Ache, Loss OF
Sleep, ana Howell Colns
pIainta.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-29

GUERNsEY's BALM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-25
Lnst NIrhrr DI.pntcher.

Our dispatches of last night are especially
interesting. The position of the troops for
Washington is given, and the intentions Of
Gen. Scott, to defend and protect bis pickets
and the troops.
Two traitors have been arrested in New
York and in Cincinnati the chain lightning
sensation orator of the West Ogilvie Byron
Young, has been arrested for the same
crime.
Brave and loyal old General Scott has
added another laurel to his brow. A dis
tinguisbed citizen of Richmond, offered him,
by authority, the position Of Commander in
Chief OF the Confederate army. sold
Chapultepec" interrupted him by saying that
ifsuch talk was continued, the distinguished
citizen would never get back to Richmond
but would be arrested for treason.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-25
Military LerlsIalion.

AtOolumbus sou Friday, bill passed the
Senate authorizing the Governor to appoint
Major and three Bneadier Generals, an
Assistant Adjutant-General, Assistant Quar-
termaster General, and Surgeons. The latter
are to be examined by Board of three
medical examiners. There is = great pressure
for the passage Of bills authorizing taxes for
the support Of the families of volunteers
Two or three were introduced. Mr.. Bald
wins provides for levy by township trust
ees of one mill, to be used undel the
authority Of the town council and township
trustees.
This last provision would be a good one
and We hope it will pass.