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To Our Patriotic CitiSens.

To Opxg" Patriotic CttiSesss.
1t is well that large men, dependent
their labor for the support of their families patrocay
spending the call their country peril
enlisted in the service of the Confederate States that others
similarly situated hourly following their example, and that
many families will consequently be compelled endure
pivaons necessary that should at be provided
to relieve their wants.
At the large and respectable meeting held at Merchants
Exchange Monday evening" the I'D nst the undersigned
appoined contributions pur
pose and relying upon the patriotism and beraty of the Cit
New Orleans respond the call have opened lists
the Offices of
T. D. Suly ~ Gravier street
Chas. oakford Graver street.
NJ Il. Brady Il 81 GraVier
R. Marsh, Denman & Go Cor. Gaver and Carondee ss
Brown Johnston & Co...............49 Union street
TO which they invite subscriptions.
T. o. sULLY,
r. A BOURK,
CHAS. 0AKFORD,
D. N. HOLLINGSWORTH,
aA 2pH NJ. B. BRADY.
Plantation Goods.
Now on Hand
SOUTHERN osNABURGs,
KENTUCKY LINsEYs AND JEANS, ..
NEGRO BLANKETS,
BROWN LINEN MEETINGS,
HEAD HANDKERCHIEFs,
STRIPES,
PLA1Ds, PRINTS,
Etc, etc., etc.. ETC.
Extremely Low Tor Cash.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS s CO.,
a29 2pH 1l6 Canal street.
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aa-Drs Charles Es KeiIs, Dentist, No. I5&
Canals hseen Garondelat and Baronne Or leans
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The Toilet.
"TRfFELIo" Curesal Eruptiona.
"TRfFELTO" softens the Skin.
'TREFELIo" Beauties the Skin.
"TREFEIIo" Eradicates Hunor.
"TREFELIon 50 cents q bottle.
Particularly adapted climates. few drops pours
the for Bathing decouy refreshing exhisra
Ing giving the Skin freshness Elasticity onesa
Briancy and PurityCooling Invgorang- the
1esh firm and of aabaser Beauty al
Eruptons. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
aa~sold everywhere at 50 cents bottle
Sold Wholesale and retail by JAMES sYME, No. 154 Cana
treet, and by Druggstg generally.
TILEsTON b CO.,
ny2s 2ply General Agents, 4s Broadway, New York.
Boots, Shoes GsseG E8s'OgNssss
At WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS, Russst
BROGANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Capeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
Flats, Caps, etc.. at Wholesale.
We are constantly receiving of silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama, Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mezcas
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
tv1R 2pkw No. IN Aacayins straat, NerClrieanE
A a. HfAeESNIs' oo9EToN sEED on
EAs And
OIL CAKE MAEUFACToRY,
MOss1I5 and I1g EIagazimestrssas
NEW oRIEAHs,
Keeps consanyon hand GrudeaRd Superior OIL
oILGAKE. oTLGAKEMEAL, anddeeorticatedseea.
ordsrsfor filled with promptnesssnd dispatch.
CASH paid for COTTON SEED on delivery. nltd
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Rs~Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 rayier street. New Or
leans. de 2pH
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E1-For Auditor of Public AccOunts-Please
H. PERATA rs a candidate for Auditor of Public
Accounts nj the election in November
a4 2pte CREOLE.
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sss to-sia sstr, i lem y I III. Letter List.
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s. oorlaciI EsseIeesal {. 5 q. fosartil page.
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linen Goods.

linen Goods.
SHIFTING LINENS,
sHEETINGs.
PILLOW CASINOS,
PRINTED IRISH LINEN, and
LINEN LAWNS,
BIRDS EYE DIAPERS
SCOTCH DIAPERS,
LINEN MOSQUITO MEETINGS.,
TABLE DAMAsKs,
NAPKINS,
ToWELGNGs,
Etc, ETC., ETC., etc. ETC.,
Very Low for Cash!
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
my6 2ptf lie Canal street
StEfss Silks Silks
LARGE STOCK OF
F. a N q Y SILK ..
Which offering FOR CASH, at CRAFTY reduced prices.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS T. CO.,
myG 2ptf ll6 Canal street,
Mosquito Netting.
A large stock of LA and 12-4 BoBBINETTs on hand.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
my6 2pf No. 116 Canal street.
aas'mss ! saraas:
A NICE LOT OF OFFICERS SWORDS
MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
Just received.
Ra-FLAGs AND SHOULDER STRAPS Of every descrp-
ion, made to order at
F. GUEBLE's WORsTED STORE,
my6 2plm No. l57 Canal street, next to D. H. Holmes
V'Olagngeers Prepare
a CTIvE SER VICE
B-REMEMBER
$. N. MOO US,
COR. CANAL AND ROYAL SITS,
large stock of suitable goods for your HEALTH ant
COMFORT is still on hand, consisting Of
EXTRA FINE FLANNEL CAMPAIGN SHIRTS.
RED AND BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS
LINEN AND COTTON CHECK SHIRTS.
BROWN AND FIGURED CAMP SHIRTS.
| WoRsTED AND COTTON UNDERSTANDS.
DRAWERS.
:. :. SOCKS
And numberless other articles to complete the Soldier
| Toilet
VI All to be sold at the LOWEST CASH BARGAINS a
| long as they last, at
| S. N. MOODY'S
| Gentlemens Furnishing Emporium,
| my6 2ptf Corner Canal and Royal streets.
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lu gfssfeIlt,


Al N ssEss 81 MI aasa4 ssssE EssaIri esors
sf NJ III
y - = III q ~ g Z
.,,.,,,sl Sd Hf The week, 20 Gents.
sS y r3ssK asssse9esg
ssv. Il 81 ii.Sassed m VIZ ass $50 r
s Wy 3sssogat 4isia W ADVERT
s saS,eripfsens ss--iuyariaby in advance.
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BEST Joke OF TIE SEASON.

The following, from the New York Herald, of the
I'd inst, We consider decidedly the best joke OF
this rather wonderful season:
MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT THE SOUTH. = The
Southern journals say very little about the military
movements of the revolutionary party. Here zoe
haue q free press, and hence zoe patos2 eoefV1h9
concerning The naoUenents OF our troops that zoe can
get: but the Southern papers are existing under a
military censorship, and they are almost mute
with reference to what is going on in the Southern
States.
But we have no doubt whatever, from all the in
formation we receive from private sources, which
is the only reliable intelligence these days, that the
most strenuous efforts are being made in the South
to advance troops towards the Potomac and the
vicinity of Washington, and we should not be sur
prised if they had $4,000 men concentrated there
within week or two. Gen. Scott should not be
deceived by the apparent quiet and calm IN the
South. He should anticipate the movements OF
the revolutionary leaders by taking some decisive
action at once in Maryland and Virginia.
Here lin New York; we have free press"
etc., etc. Old man Bennett must have chuckled
grimly when he penned, or caused to be penned,
the foregoing paragraph. Notwithstanding his
advanced age, only few days ago he was
hooted and pursued in the streets of New York by
an infuriate Abolition mob, and such violent de-
monstrations were made, that on the following
morning the Herald was as violently Lncolnish in
its tendencies as it had been violently antLncoln-
ish the previous morning! But, they "have free
press" in New York! Of course they haye Who
disputes it? They are 'sfree" to lie about and
SANDER the people Of the South, and they do SO
with freedom astonishing to witness. Whether
they are blessed with any other sort of freedom
would seem doubtful, Judging from the recent ex-
perence of the chief editor of the Herald.
But, the editors of the Herald are altogether
mistaken when they impute the comparative silence
of the Southern press to military censorship" Or
to any kind of restraint whatever, save that which
true patriots exercise over themselves unasked, in
Withholding important news from the common en-
envy. That is all-the beginning and the end.
Perhaps the value of the patriotic discretion we
have exercised down South as class, may be
made fully apparent at no remote day.
In the meantime, we suppose the " free press"
of New York ought to be congratulated on ac-
count of the unlimited freedom it enjoys Our con-
CALCULATIONS are hereby tendered and if any of
them should happen to be strung up to alamp-post
for telling the plain simple truth about the South,
we engage to become as sorry as we can.
z
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1 oUIsEANA suGAR REFINERY ron "a

Ia OR LEASE. -: : m : n s1H ai.4
That very desirable establishment situated the left bnl
Of the mississippi below the Government Wharf, within
the limits OF the city of New Orleans offered good
investment to capitalists who may DESTROYS OF aiding the
of Southern manufactures 1t in complete re-
pair and well having engines boilers vacuum
pan bone black furnace filters, moulds
ample stores yard etc and fact oil
requisites forearytng Sugar R hney Moasses Raho
ing large scale, With little additional expense, 1t might
be easily converted into Cotton Mill
has Wharf attached to II the Iayee with water su
Client for the accommodation Of vessels delivering taking In
For further informati "a and for terms. apply to
dis tf&W BARELII & Co. 81 Common stYest
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SeUentES
GRAND GERMAN VOJISSFTST,
TO be held
On the 10th and goth inst,
On the
MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUND,
Formery the Creole or Union Race Conrse)
For the
EXCLUSIVE BENEFIT
.
The Families of our Absent Citizen Soldiers,
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aGs u Mild and EHiCWci0tGs
CATHA RTIC,
DR.. R. A. WILSON'S TONIC AND ANTI-DYSPEPTIC
PILLS found Of the highest benefit by those who live
the best Of chee Taken according the directions Hdes
suffering distractions incidental SEX will receive
much relief by their
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Charities street,
my6 2p6tk1tW New Orleans.
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SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL
And
Tonic Aromatic Bitterss
CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, etc,, dc.

Of these varieties of Btters the first is to be taken mixed
with any agreeable fluid while the may be taken pur
both may be mingled together forming Bitter of greater
less intensity please taste The and deli
cious favor these Bes have induced the FIRST judges
pronounce them the best of the creation
They particularly ecacious restoring health and
establishing impaired Digestion thar fruitful of Diseases
Dyspepsia, Nervous and Liver Affections,
Weakness all Of which render liie sell burden.
In any kind of Fever foowen by conyalesnce
consequent weakness remedy is better adapted re-
store strength and hasten the complete of health.
N B.-The American Bers may likewise be taken purs.
they do not contain much spirits the apparently strong hay
they arises from the
ter principle, both of which, however, highly agreeable
Said Bers has been introduced INTO general the pr
cipal Hotels Clubs, Gofeehouses etc.
Prepared and sold by
A. a. PEYCHAUD, Apothecary,
80 Royal sreet, New 0reRaa.
R-The above Bers found also in the principal Grocer
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nyS 2p6t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
[From the New York Tribune, 18th inst 81
An Impromptu Account Of the Siege Of Sumter

While the reporters were seated at q table,
busily engaged in transcribing the various state.
ments they had received from tho oficers Of
Major Auderson's command, an officer who had
previously stood quietly In the back ground
suddenly addressed them in a most emphatic
manner, substantially as sfollows:--"G Gentlemen
Of the press, earnestly entreat that you will
clearly set before our countrymen OF the North
the fact that Fort Sumter toas not evacuated
,ohile there tDas a cartridge TO- fire, or ponder
enough letl 10 make one icith. Never did fam
ished men work more brayely than those who
defended that fortress, knowing, as they did,
that If successfully defended and held by
them, there was not even q biscuit 70 di-
vide among them. They never would
have left Il while protecting wall stood
around them, had they been provided with
with provisions and ammunition. Every man
was true and faithful to his posi-, and the publ .
nay be assured that hunger want Of aud ammu.
nition alone caused US to leave Fort Sumter.--
We were all expoaed to most terrible IRE from
all quarters, and II was only BY exercising the
utmost care that the officers were enabled 20
preserve the men from terrible eslaughtef. You
may further state, gentlemen, that Fort Sumter
is hardly worth the holding, had there been the
full fighting complement ofmen within its walls,
the fort would not have afforded suitable proteo.
tion for one-half Of them. The enemy's shot
rained in upon and about US like hail, and more
men in Sumter would only have made more
havoc. As 1t was, we are fortunate In having
escaped without the loss of one Of those brave
men who were willing to die for the flag which
waved over them. II was q painful sight to see
the Stars and Stripes finally hauled down, but
we all felt that We haddone our duty and must
anhmit The fort WAS not aurrendaraiL gi,,t
evacuated almost upon our own terms - y. ~. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
GENERAL ORDERS NO. /.
HEAD QuARrERs, CAMP Jackson, I
April %, 1861. {


1. The necessities of the public service re-
uuire strict observance Of military rules and
regulations; but the officer ia command has no
doubt that the men who have 30 Instantly and
40 patriodcslly responded to the calfof the Gem
eral Government, will observe them with the
utmost cheerfuness and alacrity. =
2. Each commander'of company will cause
the men of his company to be numbered In reg.
ular series, including the non commissioned
officers, and divided into squads, each to be Iin-
der the charge Of a non commissioned officer
g. The utmost attention win be paid by the
commanders of companies TO the cleanliness OF
their men, % 10 their persons, clothing, arms,
accoutrements, and equipments, and also to their
quarters or tents.
4. The daily calls will be as follows: Rspeiis
at S O'Clock A. M; Police call Immediately
thereafter; Breakfast at 500 o'clock; Surgeons
call att O'Clock; First call foriguard, 10 minutes
to O'Clock; Guard mount at 8 O'Clock; Dinner
at ~ M Supper at 6 p. M. There will be
three stated roll-cals, viz; at Reveille. Re-
treat at P. M, and Tattoo 10 p. M. 'i
5. Immediately after Reveille Roll call, the
tents or quarters, and the space around them,
willbe put 10 order by the men of the compa-
nies, superintended BY the chiefs Of squads, and
the guard-house by the guard or prisoners. Y
.. me motniub tcpVfto VI cuupauic3g biBneu
by the captains and FIRST sergesn,s, will be hand.
ed to the adjutant before eight O'Clock In the
morning, and win be consolidated By the ad.
jutant within the next hour, for the Information
Of the commanding officer.
z. Guard will be mounted at 8 A. M. Sen.
tinels will be relieved every two hours, unless
the state Of the weather, or other causes, ehould
make it necessary that II should be done at long.
ar or ehorter intervals. 9f $50
8. No sentinel will quit bis post or hold con.
yersation not necessary 20 the discharge Of his
duty. All persons are requested 10 observe re-
specs towards sentinels. 4 ~
g. 01iceFs commanding companies will
dfill their men by squads and BY companies at
least eight hours daily
10. Commissioned officers will not absent
themselves without special permission from the
commanding officer. VIZ afai
IL. Affsr Tattoo, all lights win be extin-
guisbsd 10 company quarters. ali Ns|
By order Of Col. Z. a. KiSo, CONG Camp
= JNo. w.DoHERTY, Adjuiant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

D-Ws see an article gong the rounds Of the
papers, thsobjsct Of which is 70 show The com
psraiiss Dunbsr Of the militia IN the non slave
holding and alavsholding States. The article
arst appeared Ia TIE New York Herald, and lie
statsments as TO the number Of the militia In
the several States are based upon the laie'tre-
turns received at the Office Of the Adjutant
General of the United States. But none Oh
these returns are very late. and some Of them
are very old. Thoy were made at different
tlmea from 1877 10 1854; and beaides, there are
no returns at all from Iowa and Oregon, and
none from the territories Of Washington, Ne
bras ka, Kansas and New Mexico. Many Of
the States which are increasing rapidly in pop
ulation have made no reportsfor ten or 6iteer
years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

p The reader will fad all the war news
under its appropriate head. Telegraphic com
munication being cut of from Washington and
Baltimore, We are without such late news as we
should otherwise have. We give to our readers
all that We have, and can do no more. Specula
tions amount to nothing, and yet wefeel persua-
ded that ample force to protect the Federal
Capital is now in Washington, especially II IL
be true that JEFF. DAuswas at Montgomery as
late as Wednesday last. Many Of our Southern
exchanges have ceased to come to hand.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

tsers from execution during service. Judiciass!
l- RKroErs ERoM coMnrTrEs.
Mr.. sPRAGUE. from the Eurolling glcommit,
tee. reported the enrolment Of supdry bills and
resolutions. ~
Mr.. JONES. from the committee on Finance.
reported back the general appropriation bill,
with House amendments, to some Of which the
Senate agreed, and TO some they did not agree.
t MEssAeEs.
Il. B. No 40O-For the rapid organization Of
the Ohio Volunteers, was read the first time,
when, W
On motion of Mr. FERGUSON, the rules
were suspended and It was read second time,
and referred to Messrs. Ferguson, Schleich and
Cox. The bill was, soon after, reported back
with an amendment striking out the original
section, and inserting new section, authorz'
ing the same company and regmental orgsni-
zations established for the U. S. Army They
shall elect company and regimental officers, ex'
cepting the regimental a6jutant and quarter
master, who ehall be appointed by the Colonel
and regimental surgeons as provided in Other
| sections. H&a4 .ss.
The Governor shall appoint Medical bsart
of three surgeons, who shall examine and ap
prove all surgeons appointed for regiments.
Amendments agreed TO, and the rules beinl
suspended, the bill was read a third time an
passed.
Me-. MOORE moved the inde6uite postpone
ment OF the bill to locate new Penitentiary
Agreed to.
i The Senate then took recess. ss ,g,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

uThs second regiment Ohio Volunteers
organized at IIatrisburgh, Penna., on the 29d
instant. bJ elesting Lewis WrLsos, Colonel
RoDsrY M4s,ss II, Colonel. and A. c. PAnNY'
Major. i'h 5ftf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
Meeting "a the Democratic State Central Com
rf mitteO.

The Dsnocratlo state Central COMMITTEES is hereby
notiaed 70 mset at Columbus Friday, a6th instant
for the purpose of counseIing gsthsr on the alarming
condition Of fhe country.
Isnceres trust that all the members Of the Commit
tee viii be present advise and adopt such line OF
policy as they may deem best for the pepetui o. our
n.-..,,.o,- N n W. MOUNT,
Chairman Of the Democratic State Central commi''ee o.
Sss; Sssaxsvrlrs. Hamilton County, April 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
10 THE PUBLIC.

Thsundepsned 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
class, or in Individual Instances have been sAs
factory TO temseivesor customers whether in respect o
durability beany Of Ani,h. maihsmatically correct pro
portions accurte compensation and adjustment, o.
aas keeping resale, than those manufactured b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
Au Eanon ConarorrD. rD.--Itwill be teamemberet

AN Error CoRREorED. 1t will be remembered
that tho telegraph added a suspicious sentence
10 the reply which Major Anderson made to
Bsauregard's demand for bis surrender. The
Chatisston papers bring us the correct construc-
tion OF the language used by the gallant Major.
The dispatch received here said: "He adds,
Probably will await the fret shot nc. The
papers report il: "He adds, verbally, Twill'
await" &c. That Is to say, 1t was familiar,
casual remark to the officer who brought the
eummoDs -.--.------
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

rThe city 10 full, to day. Of the relatives
and friends, male and female, Of the volunteers
now at Camp jackson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

Twe refer the reader to the interesting
proceedings ofthe City Council at Its session
on Yesterday evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
NEW 7ADVERTISEMENTS
A CxNHD.

ITfHE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY o. sWalt
han bsss 10 call the attention oi me public
thu io,loEins snph.tlc Recommendation Ofswsishan
watches, BY the leading praooal watchnskssan jew
els throughout the United States. The entire list Of
signatures to /, quits TOO long for puboAOn in one
sdyer,cment but the names presented will be rscOg
pr,a by those acquainted with the Trade as being in the
highest degree respectable and and influential Their
s.s.blishshts may always be found the genuine watch
g Of the conpanss manufacture, in great variety.
signatures from many clliss and towns not fully rep
10 this list will appear In future advertise
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

cApT,or. cur watch 10 nov eztsnsisely counter.
Fitted BY foreign nanuiaepre We have 10 inform the
public that watch 0f eur production which d unac.
cOnpanisd hya certificate q Condolences bearing the
number Of the watch, and sisned BY our Treasurer r.
n. Robbips or BY our prsdscsssots Appleton, Tracy
Co. - lt'+a ~ t,aA 49, ~ !,
"a these watches are for sAls by jewellers generally
throughout the union, the Ansrican Watch Company
90 not solicit orders for single watches. a. ..1A
EcY i0HA esNi RoBBrHs GArPLNrUN.
,,s55 81 = wAsi.ais Assss No ~ b,ssasw NJ
y ,aaea ss,d.ss'9v:aa,i 4. Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

No real justice can be done the above preparations
but by procuring and reading descriptive pamphetsi
be found with all dealers will be sent by Proprietor
demand. Formulas and Trial Bottles sent to Physi
CLANS, who will find developments in both worthy their
acceptance and approval.
Corresponds solicited from all whose necessities
curiosity prompts to a trial Of the above reliable Rene
dies.
For sale by the usual wholesale and retail dealer
everywhere.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, Proprieto
20 CHEMIST AND PHARMACEUTIsT,
~ No. 8 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
Roberts & Samuel, N. D. MARBLE, J. r. Cook, J. NJ
Denig, G. Denig Sons A. j. schueer g. Son, Agents
Tor Columbus Ohio. myl-dly
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FOR ali THROAT and

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LUNG COMPLAINTS,
including WHOOPING
COUG H, and every
Complaint tise foreFun
ner of, and even nctual
CONSUMPTION.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
SENATE.
TUESDAY, April 20, 1861.

IUEsDzfs HpF1 70, IbbI,
Minutes read and approved, when the Senate
took recess 70 hear Hoo. Stephen A Douglas
speak from the pottico Of the State House. 4
AZ eleven O'Clock the Senate convened
aeain. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
EvEnIso SESSION.

A call Of the House was ordered, and thirty
seven members answered to their names.
On motion Of Mr.. BROWNE, Of Miami, all
further proceedings under the call were dis
pensed With, when,
On motion Of Mr.. BURR. the House adjourn.
Cd % nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.