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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-27
Hcbcl Missouri Iowns Rnrned.

esebct MASs0Nft tNWns nnrncd.
lgAyESwoNTu, Dec. a0.--Tho Conser-
vathe Of this city has advlces from
Mound City 10 the lalh, stating that q
portion otthe Third Regiment, under the
command of Major Williams, made a
dash into Missouri on the i7th inst, and
burned the villages Of papinsyille and
Botler-thc latter The country seat Of
hates eosnty--and returned with large
number Of refugees, stock, etc. They
had two men killed at Butler. These
towns have, for long time, been the
resort Of guerrilla bands ofrcbels. Price
was al osceola at the time, and ,esiuned
TO attack Sadalin. Two companies of
the Fourth GsyalEI. .ugalArs sriyed u
Fort LoaVenwor,h on the fsth twenty
two days from Fort Wise.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

Notice is hereby gv n that the
'ndruiened hs, heea duly srpoin,ed Eseenicr on t
vsaie Of James Mckibben, ~, deceased, late ofsei
eca county, ..
r.. R.J.cSREY.
Dec. %, 1sGf--aw
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~ loyJ's. sis on American ships
have been refused. Cotton nrmcr and
slightly advanced. Brcadslairs generally
dull. WHEAT quiet and declined. Cora
hcsvv aud dccllned.
Gen. Scott previous 20 cnbsrking on
the Arago had long inieyitw with
Prince Napoleon.
There is NO phatcmcnt in England Of
werhkc preparations.
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Sheriff Sale.
Norman A. Barnes


j. T. Martin and wife.
ny virtue Of an Or,icr made u, the Court
Of Common Plrhs Of Seneca county, Ohin, at
the Oc'. term, A d. lsGl in the above entitled
cau,c aud TO me directed, wi offer for sale
at public ycnduc, At the doc Of the Court
House in the city OF 'fiHn in said county. on
rus 2IthpAY or JANuARY, A. -. lsG2,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clcck P. NJ. oi'aid day,the lol.oWil z lDpds
and tencments, TO Wit
In lot number fifteen, tl5) in the village
of lewisville, iownship of Thompson, Scne.
ca co. Ohio. also one iourthtlt) of nm acre
of hnd lying East Of said lot humber fifteen.
N5,) bcginhil & ono rod East of The North
Eas, corner Of said in lottumJcr iiitccn (i5l
ms aforesaid. thence running East ten (i0)
rods, parallel with the North line of said IN
Tot number fifteen, (l5) thence South fuur
rods. ihcrce Wts' Ten (l0) rods tJ the E,sl
Irlly. thcrcc North along phil East ally tc
lhc place of beginning, alliu S,n,ca co.. o.
LEVI wElRlCK,
Sheriff.
De 27th,'Gi $3.50
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Cor. e,o,t rrciurnoh

Tho news that Gen.Scutt has returned
home, passenger in the Arogo, will no
doubt provoke u multitude Of surmiscs.
Why he should come back so speedily,
when the voyage was undertaken for
his health and with a view to that quiet
and rerose which seemed impossible in
his own country will be matter of uni
versul inquiry. The first impression
would seem to be that ii has some con-
nection with the recent excitement in
England. Whether it has cr not, time
will tell.
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'sRhAeNAAitf bNAs
Passengers from below everything
quiet They ctfdlm the recent rumcrs
OF the rebels tearing up tho Railroad
track between Green River and Bow ling
Gsecn.
The rebels engaged at the late Mum
iortsvillc Fight. were three skeleton
rcgiments,aggrcea,irg hoo. The Fed.
cral force wos $40 men led by Lieu. Col.
Won Tehua, not Ven Weber, as reported.
Gen, SchocpI siill in stOtu quo and no
immediate engagement expected.
CAmo, Dec. %.
Special order number 2s, places Gen.
Grant IN command oflhe district ofcalro,
which includes southern llinoisc, that
portion OF Kentucky west Of Cumberland
river aud &C, unties in Missouri nth OF
Cape Gmar6cau.
Gen. paiho win be transferred from
PGducah 10 Cairo.
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IN this wsy II is supposed tho harbor is
already permanently seoleL.
Il New York Post.


There can he no longer any doubt hu,
that the inlincible parscn Brown,oW has
been arrested end ia in rebel bonds.
He had permission 10 leav and was about
starting when he was arrested and Do
taiaed a prisoner Tho Cincinnati Ga
;ette hes the information direct from an
escape Tennesseean, who wss 10 havs
accompanied the redoubtsble Psrsoa.
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05-lt is asserted from wsshipgtou
that The gallant Col. Coreoran hss made
his eseape lron Charleston lAl. We do
AoPe il may broys true aud ,hst he may
get ~ Cur sisss.
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Dee. G, 1861. s4,O5
Saacrifl,s Sale.
James Fnrquhnr
VS..
MI. III sgk "a Il


Peter H. Lott, ct al.
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Ctnnion 2 cas- oi Seneca county, Ohio, at
the November term, a ID, 1861. il the above
entitled cause AID To me directed, shall of
fer for sale At public venduc, ut the door of
the Court lluusc, In the city OF ] iilin. in said
county, on
Tit 9Th nay or JASrAnr, A. d. 1864,
between the hours ofl0 o'clcek n IN. nnd 1
o'clok p. M. Of said day, the following dc.
scii6,d lands and cn,n,ht. TO wit:
The east halfof in-lot number five hundred
and eighty five (5s5) in the second ward OF
the city Ut Tiiiiu, aud further described Ms
lulluwr:
Brginuing for the same Mt the south east
corner Of mid in lot number five hundred
and eighty i've (5e5) running thence west
on and along the south line of said in lss
thirty 500 feet; lhchce rvrthuly Tn
ana along the csntre Of said m-iot thirteen
(l3) feet; thence westerly two .2) icet and
tx t6l inches; thtuce hUrth' rly twenty three
(2j) i'rt; thence easterly two ~ ieet and
six l6l inches; thence noilherly Un aud along
the centre III sail in lot number 81 ~ the
mort line Of said in-loL: thence eastcrly
thirty (30) feet 10 the nrlh ,nst eornerof
said il. lot and thence south ON and ong the
east line Of said in-l,t to the south
east corner thereof 10 the place Of beginning,
containing more or less.
Also. the west half Of said In lot no. Ss5
Beginning for the snme Mt the south rat
corner Of IN lot No. 5e5, running iASnee east
80 feet, thence north on and along tbe echtIs
line Of said in lot ~ feet, thence west,rly 2
feet and q iibhcs, thence northrrly % feet,
thence casierly . feet and 6 inches. tlepse
northerly on aud along the centre Of said in
lot No. 5s5, to the north line Of said in.lot.
thence west 30 feet to the north west corner
Of said in lot, thence southcrly on and along
The west line Of said in iol to the south west
corner thereof to the place Of beginning, ecn
Ohio,
"''' LEVI wEIRiCK.
t. Sheriff.
Dee 9th, Is6i $3.50
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sheriff Sale.
S. Rn, moLd & CO.


y, Jphn A. Miller IT al.
ny virtue rf an execution duly issucd rem
the Cowt ol C,n,non plcas d Seneca Co
Ohio. and 10 me directed, shall offrr Tor sale
1T lublic vcndue at the door Of the Cur,
House IN the city VI 1iilin, in said EQUITY,
On Aa
TuE 9Th pAY oPJAyvAnr, A. d. 1861,
between the l.,urs of 10 Och rk A. NJ, md 4
o'clock r. NJ. of sa,d DAY, the fol owing de-
scfil,d lands and ttn' m,nis, wit:
All that part ofin-lnt number eleyen (ll)
in the town Of Bettsyi le, in S neca County,
Ohio. ling suuili and west al "a line drawn
irm n point in tie south lire Of said in lot
number eleven (llJ,,n fcvt VI ct Of the south
east corncrol .aid in.lot aud running thence
in orlh and wester y dir, eiicn So ms pass
Twelve feet distant pm Vic south wes, corner
u til" dwellii & house on said lot aud 10 tho
Plank Road.
lr7 .t..r LEVI wElRICR,
fe Sheriff.
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pEcrMnER is.

This morning they sent in nsg Of
truce under which they aro intorring their
dead Will'ch's entire forces only num-
bcred 4li, including commissioned lfIi.
GERS, non-eommissioned ,hicers and rrl-
Yates.
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ShcriG' Sale.
David S. lIeadley

James II. Fish aud others.
BY virtue oiun order made by the Court Of
Common Plcas Of Seneca county, Ohio, ut the
November tenn, A. u. lsGl. inihe above ep .
ti'led cause nnd to me dir,eled, sill oiler
tor sale VI public vendue ut tho door of the
Court iionse, in the city Of Thin, in said
county, on
TnE 20th pAy oF JANUARY. A. d. 1862,
bctwoel the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock 7, M, Of said day. the foil wing de
scribyd lands aud tencncnts, to wit;
ln'iot nuinbcr one (l) in the town Of Mel
more, Seneca county, Ohio.
LEVI WElRlCK,
Sheriff.
December 90. 1861. 1900
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Noticc.


To Mary Ellen Shahl. minor heir Of Mary
Sheull. deceased, of the State Of Iowa, one
oi the heirs vt law OF John Dornn, deceased,
q minor, under age, oi frnrtcen wears.
You air hsreby notified that SJlomont II.
Rusc, Admiuisiriior Of the Estate uf JOLT
Duran, decreased, on The 10th day Of Deem.
Der, A ID isGl, filed his pv,ilivn 10 tho Pro-
bate Coprt ol Seneca County, Ohio, therein
alleging that the just claims against said &c
tate already amount to sliI1, that the cost
Of administration will amount to $3.50. that
the personal estate belonging to said dccens-
ed amounts to $3.50, that said personal estate
is entirely ihsullieieni 20 pay sad Just debts
that said deceased died seized in fee simple ui
the following real estate; rs
The cast half of tho north. west qunrter OF
sce ion No. l2 N township No.2, north OF
range fourteen east, IN Seneca county. Ohio,
that Christian W. DJrau, Solomon Doran,
James Doran, John B. Dornn, Gar h ftascl
wife OF Jacob Tease !. and said Mary Ellen
.Shnul', huld tie next estate Of inherit ,nce
therciu, and praying for sale Of said real es
tate 10 pay said just debts and charges nfore
enid
That said petition will come up for hearing
in said Court ON the 9Th day Of February
A. ID. 1862, at 10 O'clock.
SOLOMON II. RUSE,
Admir- Of John Doran.
pExSiNoroS, LEk a BREwER,
Attorneys.
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sheriff sale.
William A. Six

Erostus T. Gi lett and wifo and Geo Gear.
BY virtue Ofan order made 10y the Court of
Common Pleas vr Senccn County, Ohio, nl
the October tcrpb A. d, 1861. in the nl'ove
entitled cause and To me directed. | will offer
for sale at puslie vendue at tho door OF the
Court Hous' in The city Of 1iIhn, in said
cOuaiy, pn rt..-l.,..rr
InE 2Otli nay OF JANUARY, A, ID. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud 4
o'cl"ck 7. Nj. of said day, the following dc
sciip'd lands aud ;rncmenis, to wit:
Seventy eight (7s) icci, more orirss, OF OF
the west side o. out.ld numbcr eight ~ IN
Daviss Addition to the City Of TiiTin, Sen
cea connty, OhiO.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
nocno,t,,t On tCct an IN
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thUrieStOa tSnrhor Probably
Oiosed-NpSratiOhs ortLle stoaac
Fleet.

A private letter from Beaufort tells Us
that the stone Aecl, which had arrived
safely OF Savannah, Cor which por, Il " AZ
originally dcstiacd, had sailed, in com.
9any of a man-of-war, Tor Charleston.
II was INTENDED 10 sink the ships in
Charleston herhors and this was TO be
done ON Saturday Iost. The plan was TO
sink double row Of ships across the ! ar
bor in tho following order.
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TEMpERANCE,

the ntessas ProprsioI heieFss that IA making them
Nitsly knowa the public Wciars l. snhs er.-d
Il w,n be Cor sais by aIiof nr Robacka nnnsI
ous Agents, Nnd a. iloies, Nc i, ths eoeato oset ~
tbs EiiIne, ories Willbe illvl drsci saa Crcin.
nsti IA any quanlty and Al the ioN CT rates lt IL
put y ia 0aEn HOTTIES, and sscarcly parhsd ia one
Soz eases. halfSsE sanp'e cases viii, h0saset, be
packed aud seai 70 amy address, ifdesiEsa.
ReiaR Price, 81 Per Bottle. or 6 Bottles Cor IS
rdneipa o'fee snd salesiaom, No. Esss foarh \
Street, "a Auiiding itoa Aaia srsei ClnsiAnati, a.
lahfatofy, no. a. linlAlonl street.
foT tsie int ereea cotnts By I l.. ~. John < Co
npho,s 4 60. andJ. \. Mst,uarii. TIA; A. uaH'
towels 10. "a. Araat, Adriaai .. ~ MuleE Attira
u ~. uot.laa, ncpsicki teha i,eWk. Bsitsvius;
u q Creqes' Ntlt Lodi; Duhsis 4 Co., fesicsiai
lamss ,,saS, Melu,oFs; ~ sileok. Nssf Lsli, II
Y ale,, S~on Sphngs dsi21lf
nd BY cad DRAG <sts enesal.r trsrtr houi
hs tpi,sd STATS, and Nsnsdns.
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ga A NEW ARTIcLE.
DR.. Roback's Stomach Filters

A new aud dslish,ipi sismaehle sd Cordial, 70,
q ,ng tone 70 the sumarh and faf the pss,enuoa OF
Try u. ~. l'-.'
A. morning d'iRk, 10 sssir digestion anl relieve
Z dssretstA.it has 10 eqasl.- Iry Z. ffff ~
In hsNcr ID supeuor 10 oihcf nittefs, Try IL
he formula ofihrss Bit,sfs, now ttssf) ne sole
isotersS OF Ur. kohaek, OFT nnisd with one OF th.
oldest aud osg epTsni Medical Practitioners of The
Wet. and !, I. directly Pfedeaied ppsn the wants o.
Western people.
fhsse hiasr do,ise their stimnlas from the nswes
u isn,y nature ofhe roofs aRd hsfhs uf winch thsv
aTs composed and asthey are, BY slayins annntueai
eIasins. of the slaalah, AiIeellN nIoaastiNs Of Il
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Sr. CuARLrs. Mo. Dec. 81


A preconcortcd movement was made
ust righ by scceHsiul iAs siiorg the North
Missouri Railroad and r, bells recently re-
turned from Prices army, by which about
100 miles Of the road was nearly destrtyCd d
or al least rotdored useless. mmtucing
ai,out miltTsOuth Hudson, they burn, q
tho bridges, wood-piics, water tai ks AN,
ties, tore upraiIs Tor miles, bent them, nn,l
desir, y,d he telegraph Inc. This wsb
contirucd TO Warrcntowr, where the
work Of d, struction ceased. How many
were concsrntd W this Vlllaluous work
is not got known, but there is no doubt
that twts "A rrtconccIttd dand s,multane-
Gus moyomout Of the citizeus along the
road, as no single party could have done
30 much IN sirPle night Three hun
drod Of the villiuns urc known 10 have
been engaged In tho destruction oi the
bridge and track ut Warrenton.
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Pinmk Rond Noticc.

BY virtue of an order made by the Court
Of Common PlSas OF Semca County, Ohio at
the May term, A. DISCO in the above en-
tit ed i'au-e ard to me directed. | will ,ffer
for sale at public vendue, at the dour Of the
Court House in the city Of Tifin, in said
county, on
TnE 9Th DAY oF JkruAnY, A. ID lsC2,
letween the hours OF ~ o'clock A. NJ. anu
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following land:
anil tem mchis, to-wit:
In los numb, r. two iurdfcd md sixty
We .two hundred ard sixty thre, tw,
uudfcd and sky four and two undr, {
AID sixty FIVE, ir the first Ward II the city o
Iiiiin, 5 n.ca Co., Ohio.
... .~,i LEVI WE1RlCK,
stecial Mas'er aid c. nmissiuntr Sale.
ID G. 21th. 'EI sNrt $3.50
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01-Mujor Gsn- b. h. butler says thai
Gen, Phelps proclamation was "nclthcr
foroseep, inunascd to nor suiborlsed by
binn."
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SrnlLrA, Dec. 90.
- cors loaded with prisoners taken by
Gen. Pope, 20 to ST. Louis to-righ,.--
The prisoners ufc q motley c-cw, rang.
ing ffom l6 to 20 years OF nge. Many
of The aims captured trc United States
muskcts ard sume oi the men ntc dressed
in United siutcs urftfms, taken from oui
troops 1T lexington. Several u. 5. wag.
Grs were also rccartBrCd,
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necnm,,ei eO IsGl. saaN
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THE PERKINS,

Dee. 9th, 1851 $3.50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-16
PROCLAIM aTEON.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTsENT, C0tuMst
AnriI * IH6I

EXECUTIVE DEPARTSENT, COJUMeus,l
April IS, 1861
The President OF the United States has by his procs-
nation OF the date of the lfth ins called upon. the
militia OF the several states OF the Union 10 the aRgre
gate number OFFS 000 suppress certain combinations
10 several Of the st-tes which are 100 powerful 10 he
suppressed in the ordinary way, and enable him TO ex'
ecute The laws.
Ne earnestly appeals to All loyal citizens to facilitate
and aid his eff msrtn the laws the Integrity OF
the Nlional Union, and the OF popular gov
ernuents aud 10 redress ~ropgs that have long been en-
dured.
have assured the President that the people OF Ohio
will promptly esI ond TO his call and will furnish the
number Of the required force that he will receive.
This have done because 4 my knowledge OF your 10y
atty the Union aud your devotion to the free lnstitu'
tions I ansmitted To us by our fathers.
The people OF Ohio while ready to extend to their
brethren ~ the Other states all heir just rights and the
full beutft Of nI Con,tto tona guarantees will spare
Meth en- nor means for IN pre- ion OF the Unien
aud defense OF the Hatioual noDQr
Now by vir my Office. as Governor or the state
OF Ohio call upon you to vrganize yourselves into
panies and motif, me thereof General orders will be
Issued from the pr per departm Mt informing OF all
the details re a,ng the organization and the muster
ing into service.
The reputation upon Ohio is for thirteen Q3) regi-
ments for immediate ervce.
Wais now waged against our Government by the In
surgent states Of the south. Actual hostiies have
commenced. Armed resistance has ben successfull y
made b the rebels OF soufh Carolina. to the efforts oil
the Government furnish supplies to the fsmi hing
garrison Of Fort Sumter. The national flag has been In
suited and the safe " of the National Capital is threat
eped Your pat'iotism points you the path OF duty
10 this crisis You need appeal from me to testify
your loyalty to the General Gosernment The Consti-
tuition must he maintained the Union must be pre-
N''>' = WIN, DENNIScN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, April l6, 1861.

>F'' -
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Clapp.
The following bills were read second time
and referred.
II. b, B,454-Supplementary TO an act regulat-
ing descents and the distribution Of personal es.
tates, passed March Ia, 1853. Select committee
OF three-Baldwin, Plants and Woods.
II. b. qo5-To provide for surveys of mines
in certain cases. Select committee OF three
Baldwin, Nigh and Converse.
II; D. 4Sb' by Mr.; BALDWlN-To provide
ior the payment OF the State debt, was read
tDlrd ume, Wnen
, ~ mr. baldwin explained the objects OF the
olll, anu aiiudea 70 the possible increase Of our
pupiio ueotl ana showed the advantage the State
credit would derive from the existence Of law
proyiutSg Ior.tae payment OF the Indebtedness
y. .ne o.a1e, ne urged the Importance OF an
eaIly eAnnction OF tne ceDt, and hoped the bill
wonld Ps5;,, pass;
nir' hhCm regarded thls as most Important
suolecS, ana one worth looking into. He was
opposeu 10 .he enachng OF this bill into law,
az aUs osoause IN sny oegree ne was opposed TO
sne pSymensoi 'ne oeot itseii; put since the
PuH"o uSoe 81, rSu Deen createu NANNY III the erec.
.i lLon VI snS Iuoho wofAe' IL was out just that
.So .Iose I "solIsresIaes are touenye dement, from
snoni, snouiu asS'ss IN tne payment beeides'es
HaAtiv, ,t. VI eoonoluy, WINE money Is worth
niy,e 'uaI elA pei cenei lb Would not pe good
pvnoy 70 ievy neaVy YAK 70 pay OH deot, The
40. on "nion 10 oh'y SIX per cent, ana De-
'o% 1sn sua. .ase VI ,a,ss PoruUn ol H.
Mn % - r,;I,S %aS S'eu on sne paosssge OF 'ue
''i., "pen nn ~ iaueG 70 pass-yeas II, nays o3.
L. mr. hoDSEao .s moved that the vote Jait ia
SeI ps reconsluerec' ana moved that the motion
te 20 iA'o On Tue taoie' "hich motion was agreed
w. ny,n
- nhr, nnLD" IN .nen moved thss tno recon-
IT "a "a S7a {ens -, uays 90 ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-16

u Our neighbor Of the Journal puts various
interogatories to us this morning in very i'm
pertinent manner, and informs Us that it wants
"no equivocstion 10 response to these" inqui'
ries. Those who have read the StafesmOs for
the past six months can have no difficulty in
understanding our opinions upon all the ques-
tions propounded, and If the Journal is ignorant
on the subject. We cannot help that We can.
not put sense into that concern, no more than we
can infuss into It patriotism and love Of coun
try.
We may say in brief to eur cotemporary, that
We are for the Constitution, the Union, the ex.
ecution Of the laws, and for every measure tend.
ing 70 restore harmony and fraternity among
the people Of the United States. Can the Jour.
nal say as much7 e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-16
GENERAL ORDER NO. ID
e.s.aAL Hap ouAgTES,, Y S,.,,

CoLuMBus, Ohio, April IS, 1861,
The General Assembly Of Ohio direct the
al enrolment Of all white citizens between the age Oh 10
and IS years; and that Milita Reserve be organizea'
additional to the regiments OF regular Militia
Any citizen who shall propose 10 organize nucn COM
pany will address this department. when, II his appli.
cation be approved he will receive blank iom ior tne
signatures Of said company when 'he roll Is returneu
10 this Office, and accepted, an order will issue
for the election Of officers. Such officers will be
duv Commissioned, but they will not be required to
uniform or perform the duties OF Regular Militia unless
an emergency should require increase OF the latter
force by transfer Of companies OF the Reserve. When
ever such transfer shall become necessary the commits
sions OF officers Of the Militia Of Reserve will be ex-
changed for commissions in the Regular Militia, and the
rank OF such transferred officers and companies will be
assigned In accordance with priority Of Organization
1t is expected from the urgent applications on file, and
the manifest resolution OF the people TO maintain the
Government OF the United States in Its integrity, thai
the people will promptly orgaozeand report to this De
partment.
By order Of the COMMANDMENTS Chief.
II. D. CARRINGToN.
1djur Gent.
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p Il will be seen from the notice OF Dr.
WIZ. MoUsr, Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee, that a call is made for
meeting of said Committee, in this city, on the
26th instant. l. is desirable that there should
be a full meeting of the Committee.
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pThe quota of troops assigned to Ohio un'
der the proclamation of the President, Is thir'
teen regiments. There will be great rivalry
among the volunteer militia 10 enter the service,
as the tenders of men from various parts Of the
State will far exceed the number required
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p The bill apprepriating one million Of
dollars for military purposes, to be found in the
Legislative reports Of yesterday, passed the SEN
etc this morning, By vote of 81 ayes to
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1.-THE mass of legislative matter, much OF
1t Of unusual Importance, and the crowd oftele-
graphic news in our columns to-day exclude
almost everything else.
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TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1861.
Meeting Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee.

The Democratic State Central Committee is hereby
notified TO meet at Columbus Friday. 26th instant,
for the purpose Of counseng tcgether on the alarming
condition Of the country.
sincerely trust that all the members Of the Commit
tee will be present. to advise aud adopt such line o
policy As they may deem best for the perpetuity Of oui
ooyerpment. W. MOUNT,
ohairmnn OF the Democratic State Central Committee OF
Ohio.
ouunpsvrtIr, Hamilton County, April 10.