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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27
MRS, wINsLow,


to the attention Of mothers, her
s 90 7 H NG SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN, TEETHNG,
which greatly facilitates the process Of BY SOFT
ening the gums: redncng all innammatlOn-wili allay
ALL PAIN aud spasmodic action, and Is
SURE TOREGULAFE THE BOWELs.
Depend upon it, mothers It will crest to yourselves
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAN1s.
We have put and sold this article for over ten years.
and CAN SAY, IN o0NPIDHNoE AND TRUTH, oft,
what we have never been able say oany other medi
xNoE, 10 EPFnoT o1RR, shen en- timely used used. New New.
er did we know instance Of dssatsfAeton bY any ono
who used It. On the contrary, all delighted with Its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW, after ten years. sxpe.
rience. AND PLEDGE oUR REPUTATION HOR The
FULILLMENT OF WHAT We HERE DECLARE. In
almost every instance where the infntis suffering from
pain and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen or
twenty minutes after thesyrup is adminlstered.
sA yaSSSi i ts :;
New England. and has been used with NEVER FAIL
e TaousAN Ds OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain nvigor
stes the stomach and bowels corec ssidy and gives
tone and energy to the whole system Hwiiiaimost In
GR;PiHG IN THE EOwNS, AND VINO collie
and overcome conyulnons wnich II not speedily reme-
died, end in death We believe i the BR5T and SUR.
EST REMEDY IN THE WORLD, in all csses, Of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHRA IN CHILDREM, whether
It arises from teething, from any other cause We
would say to every mother who has child suffering from
any Of the foregoing complaints-D0 NOT LET YOUR
PREJUDICEs NOR THE PREJUDTOEsOPOI y HERS
stand between you and your suffering child and the 70
lief that will be sURE--yes. ABS0LUrELY sURR--to
follow the use Of thisnedicne II timely used Full d.
re:tons for using win accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the facsimile or CUR RfIsG 4 PERKINS,
New York, is on the outside wrapper. w q I'f
sold by all Druggiats throughout the world
Pri ,cipal office, "a dar street MY.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE
soctQ7-dkwly, gAss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27

CAMP JAcKsoS.-Since our report of yesterday
afternoon, the following Companies have been
reported at head quarters at the Camp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-27
DRUG STORE

DRUG STORElE
uAvlNG PUROBAsFD THE DRUG
IL STORM Of Mr.. HErRy NJ. NrIL, !; have openet
anew on the South Of Broad and High streets
Columbus, Ohio6sing the old and gsliable sfand oi
that bastnees for Odnr years sgg 4lgpi Ss4N ~
have fresh and we'll selected stock Of Pure Asdi
cines and Pure CAsmicais together with Paints, Os
Hdrnish6s dec usually kept in such establishment
U-P PRESCRIPTIONS carefully and promptly compound
ed. sel
Store open at oil hours Of the day and ai0At. 6,
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the public. y
|se aA nlf1Fi s5saf HHNRY WILSON.
CyoIun bus April |, le6l--apr6: dim Gn.l s3asis
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-01

The choice that our citizens will, in all proba-
blllty, be soon called upon to make between an
alliance with the Northern Or Southern Confed-
eracy' is one so deeply and almost vitality affecting
tne welfare and prosperity of Maryland that it
should only be decided upon after careful refec-
tlon ana elaboration. 1t is the duty. therefore,
Oh every citizen to acquaint himself Intimately
with the true interests of the State and 70 oor.
vince himself thoroughly how they are best to be
promoted. We have heretofore endeavored to
snow the great advantages possessed by the CITY
y, baltimore especially, as well as by many of the
Counnes, for the establishment and prosecution of
almost all the leading branches of manufactures.
W prove that the most effectual way of
,raa and developing this important interest
-r;,t =, making more intimate our connections
h., . g. markets Of the South. We now propose.
:. ~, ~" general statistics, 10 show how necessary
,h. rno.,., senieht OF this branch of industry to
., ne "eai'n OF both city and State tuiu ho 500
PERIOD OF depression, had again beco a.'1i iong
uonsheo' new life and vigor was my es-
given to commerce and trade. S e.
ana rapidly has the increase of ponnJo,;o el0sely
wealth. followed the development of tb;. ;n.. anu
mat we cannot but conclude that the nrnas es''
=, ", manufactures has in great measure n.
.ons WIG increase of our commerce; while Of ~
'A1' 'ime' there can be little doubt 50 int;u s.o
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The New York Tribune has some ideas in rela-
ton to the purposes and consequences of the war
against the South, which it is well for us to con-
sder In its issue of Monday it discusses the pre-
parations which are making for the subjugation of
the South, and anticipates complete and speedy
triumph. In the course of its remarks on the sub
Ject, it says
Northern theories of liberty and of human equality
seem to be hardening into pretty substantial practice"
90 1t appears Notwithstanding all that has been
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said 10 the contrary, 'ha. universal emancipation
IS one OF the matters which the Northern army Is
10 look eteT' 1t is plain that The UNION which
some of the people of New York intend to rs
establish, aud the UNION which the people of
Maryland desire 10 preserve, are two different
thinrS
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EMPORIUM OF spv

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the yery extensive
assortment OF Locking Glasses in store suitable for
every position and of all sizes Iva
Aantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do. oval and sororo
prices. '' " 940ai'ee
Inc latest English and standard French Errravings a.
WAYS in stock. "' t-h' 1i-
Particular and undivided attention ia ,i,,a .. a.,
men of PICTURE FRAMES. Also fr,nes ~, "epl
Photographs, Portraits, &C. ~ CO
FRYERS Galleries,
Va. Sopth Calu s.,eaL
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II YOU DESIRE HANDSOME FITTING COATS, PANTS
OF kSrS made of the latest and most approved STYLES
- cal at e. Nick TEALs, Nos 4S and 50 Balti-
more street, on the northeast corner Fra5erc, - 80
may nave them made to order or readymade at prices
mat cannot faii to please all that may have desire TO
economic Call and the assortment before pur
chasing elsewhere - pa
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YEDpo TEA delightful article, mart IF tho
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN. lust recai,es o15
for sale by ouTTsT :. - "AiN
o3l-tf eer So. AoH'
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fD T K o G L A MA TON

STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
wuppPAc T. L. ffederick City, April 29th, 1861
~ mas been represented to M that certain
o. maryland not holding commissions in the
ing ti1eln on military service within the StaTt.
WheredS Il has been further represented 10 me that
Ce IAN othef Zens Of Maryland, holding c0rnmisso, IN
on e volunteer Militia, have ordered their soldiers
On military service without having first eomned wi tla
General Laws; ~ - 't''e 0'' vi 'e zone q fuOIic
anu Shy o the state of Maryland, are at ali times sub
fsVe o. good order and in the present excited
liz peace; " ihpef'i the pup
nor o. Alaryaad, DO, by this my Proclamation warn all
sch persons CT the unlawfulness such acts ana do
Jola upon thu proper authorities Of the ont al
Of @ city OF Baltimore, that the laws of the State
De- not violated in the premises 1870 " '0 S'"'o
tIlven under my hand and the great seal OF the
SLae o Mary land, at the city of Frederick this
-''h udS OF April, eighteen hundred and
II NM
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W. T. OWENS.
1861.
sP RING GOODS
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
NJ IW - STYLES
LATEST EXPECTATIONS,
Together with a fresh assortment
HALF HOSE,
WHITE FRENCH LINEN HDKFs.,
GLOW YES.
9AND UNDERWEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ES-SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
BY MEASUREMENT
AND
FIT GUARANTEED
NEW STYLES FRENCH BOsoAs just opened
isi0-ti W. F. OWENS.
ISRAEL & Co.
IVORY TYP,ES,
WATERCOLORED
AND
MEZZOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
"e' -" BALTIMORE STREETA
D. r. sTILTz.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPH
Sc N. CHARLES STREET.
j"ll-h OPPOSITE ST. PAULs CHURCH.
G A Su
s. Z S. T ENE.
ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL
If PAID FOR AT THE TIME TIE ORDER IS LEFT
J. HENRY GIEsE C CO.,
OFFICE NO. SOUTH STREET
~ THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE As
d8.tf
NEW GOODS.
GABRIEL D. CLARK
ohoay presents has for sale every descrpton of fne
WATCHES JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
'''~' '''--'A Vi 0si'er' anu waite streets. d2Otf
WOOD WOOD II WooDlli
n Ifr
Btesm Fire Wood Mil, WY
NosNoE7HsFREnF
JAMES 4. JOHNSON
ECONOMY! Economy II
A DOLLAR SAVED is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can De done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. NoRTH STREET
siOa JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
REMOVAL OF
WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
AT REDUCED PRICES
with
Glass Cl0th-PreSSer
Improved Loop-Cheek,
style
Hemmer Binder, Corder, &C.
.. Office No. PA West Baltimore street
next door to Co'tlan & Co,
apsH w. MERRILL, Agent,
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? TEgaT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSl
SHIRTS!
SHIRTS!
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE.
Unequalled by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsoMs
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS
FINE LINEN AID MUSLIN SHIRTS
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALFHOSE
HANDKERCHIEFS
SHIRTS.
W. P. T0WLES & BRO,
PATENT sHoULDERSEAM SHIRT NANJrF.croRv
145 Baltimore street.
~ Under Carroll Hall,
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNO CLARK, Jr, L CO.'S MA
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES ,1s.,
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00O BUSHELS PRIME CLOVERsEED. inst
wv received and for sale by 'N''
CARR, GEESE Co,
81 Spears wharf
iC J BUSHELS PRIME TIMOTHY SEED
iOO Just received and FOR sale by
CARR, GEESE & CO.,
-. q Spears wharf
ENAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR inst received
Il and for sale by CARR. GtESE 20 Z"
Il Spears wharf
NENlSON AND WHITE BEANS for sale nv
CARR, GEESE Il co,
q Spears wharf.
ROsENDALE CEMENT, for sale in lots to SUIT
~ - olPuu1Tchasers by CARR, GEESE CO,
''-'" 81 Spears wharf
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JOHNSTON's
ms U RANCE ROOMS.
70 and rs Second street.
JOHNSTON's

With view to aforjing applicants for INSURANCE an
of exercising their own u iqment in clcc-
ton Of Companies the following list of NORTHERN and
CORPORATIONS is submitted;
NEW YORK COMPANIES.
THE SECURITY
THE "PHENIyr
THE "LO2ILLARDo
THE ''RESOLUTE."
THE "NEW WORLD
THE ''M0NFAUKn
VIRGINIA COMPANIES.
TIE "lNS. co. OF THE STATE OF VA
THE "LYNCHBURG Il. AND F.
THE "ALBEHARLE."
THE GAMES RIVER
THE "IARINE ms. co. OF STATE or "a,
THE "LYNCHBURG H. AND F. MARIY2n
There has been
NO CHANGE
IN
TERMS AND CLAUSES
THE
FIRE POLICIES,
And they adord the same source of
INTERPRETATION AS HERETOFORE.
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ADDITIONAL FoRrIFrcATIoys-THE NAVAL School
TO BE ESTABLISHED At NEwP0Rr-ARREsr OF A
CITIzEE-ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRooPs,
20 t.
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MARKED DOWN.
SUPER STRIPE BARFCES 1879
LAFELL4S 20c.
ONE PRICE.
.. W. RARRTTS
MI -. CASH HOUSE,
III ~ Oil Baltimore street
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FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

han in7"lvei in any way in that confiot hF
ANY act or ~ giving aivc, in the matter. and
.r Gp,, sake, let -. if possible, keep oct Of it.
The heyrothsl ef Prn ss' Aljos to Prize,
Louis of ,!cSse has been formally annoanced by
the Ministers in both llouses
The London Tm,s says tbs excitement in
the NoriheIn and Sou hen SAei Of Amer CA
has had no parallel since the early days Of tue
French Revolution.
The Underwriters asked higher rates Of in
surance on British vesssls from American ports
Say 20 to 25S from New Orleans, 10 to i5a
from New York One and two per cent, extra
is demanded of American vessels from Indie,
China, &c. War risks on American vessels de-
tanned in Southern ports had advanced frea
five to ten guineas.
The London GtaJs says that il WIS rnlnorsA
that ii was NJ. Thiers who wrote the secret
pamphlet puhlishe by the Duke D'Aumele.
The Arch Bishop Of TOuas. in letter to she
Minister Of Justice, says the Catholic world
will held Louis Napoleon responsible sor it.
The Paris Bourse was Arm, 69E l5c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

ST JoHNs, May LITTLE steamer Parana
from Galway 7th arrived, bringinyn> mil.
Lord Jo,n Russell IN lde an important safe
ment OF Am ricln af,irs. As to the Federal
Government conmi ting infringementS up'n IN
rernaional law by collecting du:e' finn Tor
eiyn ship, before brelking bnlk the law officers
the Crown sal 50 m b depended on cir
cum tances that no def to in' rn 'tions ha
b en- sent to cruisers. TIL. G)vernment belle
vel such cllect;o imprac ic lble; tha bio :kad'
ca, only be recognized when eli Give; AMI re
tsrdinC letters Of narqua, il is th4 oplnion o
the Government that tn Sou hern Con eduracJ
must be recogn I'D a. behyerens
Consuls 9lI and 0l21. Am'rcln allir
hav. not ern5a raSSed money market
GREAT BRITAIN la the Horse Il Common
Mr. Ew.rt asked, waether owing to the p)|S
bljty OF Watering being permitted AMI en-
c ,ur4ge b. the southern C)ate elera ion. tht
Amer,caa Governmep' had pla ell "a sntiioien
naval lor:e in tho Gull o Mex CO for the pro
lection Of 3 itish props! ty in Ain:ric,n ships
and If privat4ers, sailing un Ter the tag of Al
unrec gni1ei power would be dealt with as p.
rates.
Lord Juhn Ru S. sid that har Maie, ,tv'
Goyernm MT had dir. cied thtta naval iDrce 10
tn protec ion Of Brit sh shipping, be sent l.
the coast OF f.lnerica.
The Government has received scc0na;s q
the progress Of the war IN thy Uaitst Sla eS 0
America.
The Government heard the other day tha
the Southern Con ederacy bad issuel Letters c
Marque, and it was intended by the Unite
States Government that there should be bio K
ade OF oil the southern plrts. There wer
some points Of law on those questions, and the
| have been referred to the law officers Of tn
Crown or their opinion, 10 order to euid. thsl
in its lnstruc ions to the Minister in Americ
and the mmandant OF ths naval squadron.
Tho Government has felt that it was its du
ty 10 use evcry possible means to ayaid takin
part in this amentablo contest, Notliipg bu
the imperative duty o. p,otec ing British inte
ests, in case they are attacked, jnstitiss the Gov
! ernnent in interfering at all We have nj
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

WAX r.aMs ~ GENERAL Uss.--A batiai;s2 i
a body smailer than rsgitnent --say twa pg 1
fur compan es --ani is commanded BY major.
A regiment is composed oieight Or tsn cofnpa~
mes, but nerally ths Iattar number. and
is commanded by colonel; il has also 4 leuten-
ant colonel and major. A brigade il cosupo-
ssd Of two or more regiments and commanded
by alier-general. division Il composed
Of two or more brigades. and II oonuandad w !
major-general, Lieutenant General ii an slfI1ns
created in homer Of Gen. Scott, siser H. war
with Mexico, and i in this county pscuiiar u
him only.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

HAEalsBUHGa, May Is. --Colonel Anderson
arrived here this P NJ. He remained but few
minutes large number OF members Of 1hs
Legislature, Governor Curtin, and others we're
present. Also an immense coneoarse OF people
and twelve companies OF military from Camp
Curtin. fhe CoIonsi was greeted with loud
chae.s.
Hs stated TO Gov. Curtin that John q. Brack-
in lie would JOIN him at Cincinnati to take .
com mani unisr him This announcement Gro
sted profound and gratifying sensati, among
all classes, Col Anderson also stated that tho
European steamer yesterday brought large
qu.nlity OF Improved arm, iOr the Federal Gov
. nment, and each succeeding steamer will
bring moro, lie expresses the um most cont:
dence Of the final success Of the Federal arms.
an a reoonstraoton OF the Union on the ori.
| ginal basis.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22
mR. AND MRS. RAsHER.
CHAPTER VI.

I
DARN you stockings, Mr.. Rasher? II thai
that don't cap The climax! 1t would be pretty
work to occupy my mornings in my Boudoir
or no, Id better keep 'em for parlor ''ianey work
Of evenings, when I've only few calls. ans
Flummery is drumming at the piano or making
himself agreeable to FnE. Iexpect he'd wan
TO take lessons in the fashionable and elegant ar'
of darning old socks he's so critical and tastid
ious. He always holds nv silk for me, wher
he's hero OF mornings and Pve got anv to wind
and presume he'd be delighted to hold sker
of blue yam. Ifyou're really not able. Rashei
to buy yourself new stockings when the old ones
get holes in 'em, perhaps I'll provide myself
with darnng needle, and stay to home and
mend 'em for YOU. You frequently advise me
to be economical and here's a fair chance to
begin. l do believe man, be he high or low
rich or poor is never satisfied with his vile
except when she is darning his socks or making
pudding. II any one should ask me my idea o
the male sex, should describe it as rapacious
pudding bag with pair Of worn out socks on
the end of it; while the female sex would be
represented as everlastingiy busy trying to I'll
the bag with ceasless pudding, and darning the
socks at intervals Growing poetical! Hus-
band, there's that in the treatment OF the mas
eulne race that's calculated 10 make US indrg-
nant, il there's a spark Of resentment in our
breasts.
"rhey were such nice lambs wool, and you
thought as I'D nothing else to do, they were
worth'-Nothing else to 60! nothing to do!
Hurried and worried, and furried nearly to
death, with six servants setting me distracted,
and company, and going out constantly! Moth.
i,,q 10 do but sit down and darn socks! Here
am, Just home from the matinee, and hungry ior
my dinner, expecting hall a dozen friends in
this evening that asked when | was at the
Academy and engaged for all day Tomorrow
going calling, and out to the ball in the evening,
and I've nothiug to do!
You thought it would seem so old fashioned
and pleasant to see me with my work basket,
passing quiet evening, you talking and reading
the paper, and me darniny the heels and toes Of
your socks? Once .or all, my dear, don't con
slider anything pleasant that's old fashioned, and
for my having been in tn habit, in former days
OF economizing, wish you wouldn't refer to 1t;
it makes me nervous. You're as sentimental as
Ceriotha, this minute, and I'm sure person, 10
look at you, wouldn't think there was particle
Of sentiment IN you, which heartily wish there
wasn't as it's always making you ridiculous,
I've got SO many bills to keep rolling can't
condescend to ball Of yarn? Now add some
thing about "Sp ming street yarn" and then
You'll have run through the usual list oil mans
witticiSns.
WHATS that stit king ont Of your vest pocket!
Dear me! Pun delighted Why didn't you I'll Inc
when you first came in?
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A COiOred Scene Om the Road 10
Washington.

While the New York Seventy First were
Al the Junction, between AnnaDolis AMI Wash =
iFgton verv diapidated darksy, whose gar.
mens we're of all imaginable hues and perfect
labyrinth Of rags, had com, into camp to sell a
few eggs; while he was there another ebony
hued individual came in, vastly important in his
demeanor attired IN clean checked shirt, blue
jacket and jean pants, with cowhide shoes and
hat, and in every respect perfect Turvcydrop
is depor ment.
"Stan' back. you free Niger" said the last
conner; "de gemrnan don't you p,or free nigsers
work and do suffin- --(asido) lazy debbils, amt
wuff der salt"
SDldier.--"Are you slave?'
Daiksy with broad grin.) )-"Yaas. bss
amt muffin else! Never seed free mig wild SIGH
closes as dem on, yah, yahp'--and be jerked
back The lapel OF his jacket a Ia Unsworth.
II b'longs to Mssus. ober on de ridge dsr.--
Make plenty money now 'mong de sojer mans"
Soldier --"But you have to give tie money
to vonr mistress. don't your"
Darkey. .--"Um IN! me! Missus muffin to do
wild dat money. boss, | amt gwine to keep
hens an have utn lay eggs for Missus. Mssus
don't wan. 'cm. Yah h! you only jokin' wild
nigeer now"
Free Niger with dolorous whine)-"Spose
ole Gubner gone dead, an left me free Niger;
dat my fault eh?'' ..
Slave with dignity .)--"Don't talk back,
man; 60 way, g'long and sell dem tingS oil
your'n; knows you're hungry"
l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

A LETTER publised in the Boston Journal,
dated Annapolis, wednesday, April 2fth A.
NJ" contains the following:
"Senators Wilson and Foote came on board,
Wilson is greatly excited. The delay. he says,
indicates defeat and ruin. He is especially hayrt
on Gen. Scott-his sIow tactics and his counter
mnnding Wilson'S orders"
The tirst we heard OF WILSON in the war, he
had enl sted as an ilnstriouS brevet high private
aud was going to Washington a. a sort OF al
vance guard OF the regiment which had the
honor of bearing his name upon its muster rolls
Now he is hard on Scott, "his slow tactics and
unernlandng WILSON'S orders" Goodness
gracious! Think Of he audacty Of tho Licuten-
ant General. Tie countermands the order given
by the greassBraalier Of Nautic, Undoubtedly
the Lieutenant General must be military des.
pot, TO bo thus onsegsd in coun'ermanding or.
ders issued by an U. ). Sen,tor. And Scott's
tactics are slow, according to the WILSON man
ual for the use of Generals. They will be fas
enough, we hope, to hang such fellows as VIII
son, il they don't keep out ofhis way and mind
their own business Cincinnati Commercial.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

Captain Mcdonald not bang Rt the ar-eErl
within reach of the officers cOHTt. caIh not ht
prOdGCed; that he depored a. much as any
n,an the state Of things exiSting here, hut wa
bonnd to maintain the higher Law Of the GOS
ernment o7er all and every effort at rebellion
that Capt. NJ, Donald was taken prisoner while
lend ing his countenance and support 10 an ss
semblage of men whose every act, move anG
design was IN opposition 10 the Government o
the United s. 'atts; that he doubted whether, /
Capt Mcdonald was still held at the arsenal
he would be justified in delivering up on tn
demand that had been made upon him; thu
the whole matter had been referred to the au
thorites at Washington and that he should a
wal; and endeavor strictly to carry out the in
structions he might receive in relation thereto
Uriel Wright, Of counsel for Mcdonald, en-
terel demurrer, and Judge Tre,t postponed
the matter till the regular session Of tho C 'ur
on Monday mex, the question presented being
a grave and important one. and II decided IL
chambers might re open the whole case here
after.
ST. LOUIS, May l5.--After the examination
of many witnesses, the Coroner's jury return
ed the following verdict in the Camp Jackson
case. That the several victims Of events whlcf
took p ace at Camp Jackson, on the 10Th 0
May, came to their death from gun-shot wound
lnflic cd by musket bills discharged By ceT'air
United STA es Volunteers, under command o
General N. Lyon, Colon.ls F. P. Blair ii
Roerstein and others.
The examination Of witnesses relative to thu
Walnut street tragedy, Saturday evening, is no
yet finished.
The application for writ of habeas corpus ii
the case Of Captain Nc ouald, on Monday, wa
not granted By Judge Treat, in consequence o
the petition being alteS'ed by Justice OF th'
pea e, and could not therefore be recognized by
the U. 5. Court.
Yesterday, U s. Commissioner llick mai
visited the Arscral, to certify to Mcdonald
affidavit AMI was informed by Gen. Lyons tha
the Captain was prisoner OF war, aud more
over was not on Missouri soil One of th
p isonar's brothers then properly atesed
writ issued returnable at IL O'Clock this morn
ing
Gen, Harvey denies that any nsuhordinatlol
has taken place among the U. :. Volunteers
bnt on the contrary srys they have subm'lte'
wi h alacrity and cheerfulness to the disclpln
Of the service.