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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

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COUNCIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hELiEf.-
The City Council met last evening-Pfesiden
DoSALDsoS being ABSENT Mr. BurrLEs was elect
ed President pro TEN. ,.,I
Mr. WILsoN presented the petition of Gamalie
scott 8. @. Foster. @. Fl. Frisbie. Samuel S.
n, e.,I,., I.,. c--,..' ii .,ovor
IVA 'a"'' JUL" 'ranani a.u :,
other citizens and Taxpayers OF Columbus ask
ing the Council ''to appropriate ten thousand
dollars for the maintenance and relief of the
f.,,.- % ,.c, ,. r,;ds, o.
ia,n'leS o' Soidiers VINO nave ie, out a1o' "
hight for the government OF the United STATES
Referred to Select Committee of one-Mr
Eprp,v
M" n.n. o..d ,so to,,ow;nr s,,,.d l.,
"'' Doori preseuseu 'no 'o''"'As, .'sneN~ ~'
twenty-five ladies. it was reierred 10 Mr.. EBER'
LY: 1t '
IT, n. M, co,,,.;I M coJ,nb,,.. 4d
,rh', nrdarS;s,red = Con, roit,as of Iaaies an.
ro;ntod Inv ,rsa,ino boId this no,ninr NJ Monp
dov AMI, 90 Ie61 3 rosnectSojlv stste ,ba,
sbn1Id yonr bonorshle body make an a nnronr;s'
tior r.. tLa he.sft oSthc fsn,;lias f ths soi5er.
who hsSs gone NJ NAV On from this citv IN do.
fend The Government from the asaaulLs Of trai.
tors. and IN maintain tbe honor of the American
1ap' tlev will take Measure in seeing that such
fund is appropriately and judiciously distribu.
ted tU
Mr.. EBERLy offered a series OF resolutions
Whicn we're amended and adopted aa follows:
m hesoiose, mat the committee on ways and
tbe annsonr;",;oU Tynn,r Thonaond aTvs noS, aor
from che City Treasury, to be called the Relief
Fund, and for the relief Of the families of citi-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

PHILADELPHIA, April 1880 women, nearl,
al bstEesn tho ages Of 70 and IS, hays snrolles
themselvee here hs nnrHes. 4E talNliA
The Baltimore Apsyiean OF Monday CD ifEni
he report Of Che sehttlipg OF The Penney lFapia,
IColumbus, DelaHdsn, Raritah and Meflinec
and the destruetionzof their arms, at Norfolk,
by order or Captaih Pehdefgrast
The only vessels saved 20 oarry away Cow
ernment forces were the Pocahontas and Cum
berland.t Nl1GU ,Atk ,b 6t ,Ak ,fGN
| The ship.houaes were being torn down, and
| the factories leyelled 10 tho ground, With the
intention Of firing and abandohing themg4
The Mayors Of Norfolk and Portsmouth sent
2 flag oftruce 70 Captain Pendergrast, 70 ask
| II be Intended To- FIRE on the towns He replied
that he should act altogether on the defensive
If fred upon, or the Navy Yard was attacked, /,
it would be hi6 duty to Ere on the two cities.
It was not known whether the Pawnee en-
tered the hafbor or returned to Fortress Monroe.
The excitement, at Norfolk and Portsmouth
was intense Women and children were flying,
and men rallying to arms. ~ 1.ssf a 1s-B
twas expected that the ship of-the-line New
York, on the stocks, would be fired before the
yard Is abandoned. rI III Il 4 Il III \
The levelllng of the buildings by being blown
up by powder was going on, but il was thought
to be an effort to destroy all without fire.. for
fear the coDdagration might extend to the Two
cities. hli7
The peopleof Norfolk had seized the powder
house at Crany Island, and removed all the |
powder IL contained TO the city, and were max |
ing arrangements for vigorous defence q
There had been no fire applied 10 the build |
ings at the Navy Yardwhen the Louisiana left, |
at six o'clock last evening. No attempt was
made to interfere with the boats Of the Norfolk |
line, either by the Government or by Virginia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

New ORLEANS, April 22-The free colored
population, at meeting to-day, resolved 10
tender their services to the Governor for the
defense Of the State, A meeting is called for
tonight, to adopt measures to clear the city
OF Aooiitionists. Two have already been ar
rested. ~ yi'. Et's "a "a -,
The steamer Columbia has arrived, with HS-
yana dates to the 18th inst. The reduction of
Fort sumter caused great sensation at Havana.
Business was almost suspended. Sugar ouiet
at 614@613 reals, the stock in port 325, 600
boxes against 226, 900 last year. Freights dull
and declining. Exchange on London S@9; on
New York 36@l1S discount. -
fhs steemer Mohawk has arrived with Tue
She left In port the Empire CITY, from Texas
with 500 troops for Key West on che 18th.
The steamer Atlantic, from New York with
troops, anchored near Triangle Shoals on the
18th, and communicated with Fort TAYLOR. She
left on the 18th for Sand Key. The Powhattan
appeared on the harbor on the l4.h, and ex-
changed signals with the Crusader. -- b
The garrisons at Fort Taylor and Kew West
barracks were engaged in drilling at the guns.
The Atlantic brought commissions for some
OF the new Federal appointeas. The command.
ing officer at Fort Taylor was appointed POST
master at Key West. Havana was healthy. 3.
The Texas line Of steamers will be tempora.
rily suspended. It is reported that Houston is
about to speak at Galveston, announcing his
determination to oppose Lncolnism. Prepara.
tons for war in Texas are progressing on large
scale The remaining Federal troops at la
dianole will probablyIbe taken prisoners. sI'
$bOu OF the loan were taken at Mobile by
the colored people.
The steamer Hannah M. Johnson, from Pen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
itEPORTED FOR THE sT'ATEsmAN
New York City and other Places
Providing Largely for
2 Volunteers.
scUTTLINe OF SHIPS, AND DESTRUCTION
OF NAVAL PROPERTY AT NORFOLK. (
The Question of the Pas
sage of Troops Through
ssi..a $50 Baltimore. 17E
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

II l-tk
NEW YoRK, April GA regiment of rifle
Is forming here composed Of Italians, Swiss ant
Hungarians, to be called the Garibaldi Guard
The British residents are forming regiment
OF light infantry One company is complete
| and the second Is fast forming.
The report that Governor Banks has resigned
his position In the Illinois Central Railroad, to
command q Massachusetts regiment, originated
In the fact that President Burnside, of the same
road, is to be Colonel of Rhode Island reei.
ment.s Gearge b. McClelland, Of the same
road, has accepted a Brigadier Generalship in
the Pennsylvania forces t s,3ss s.r,
Collector Barney states, a gentleman official
~ connected with the Government sfys-hh lihs
information from Washington that Official cor !.
respcnd dehos has been opened at Washington
with the Baltimore authorities, resulting ia an
undertaking on. the part Of Baltimore Co repsit
the railroad bridges aud telegraph lines, and
Keep communication open for mails, passengers
dispatches and troops. 4, l,f a- -. -
bon. Daniel Sickles contemplates raising a
regiment to serve during the war.
:, MAJOR Anderson's public reception at the City
hal takes place Tomorrow. -. .l..t =
Commander Vanderbilt is said to have in
formed the Government that they can have his
wnole heet OF steamers, fully manned and euuip-
ped, without the charge of penny. :
Throughout Vermont regiments are being
raised and money given for the support Of the
government, Cities and towns are in blaze
Of excitemenk giiEa fss ...f. -
Ii is stated that a gentleman at Baltimore
from Norfolk reports the scuttling of some of
me ships there, throwing down the heavy der
TICKS, and the destruction of much of the ma
phinery by order Of the government. The Paw.
nee arrived, at Norfolk on Sunday morning.
Mayor Woods message tonight will recom-
mend the appropriation OF one million of dollars
oy the city to aid in the war A resolution will
oe ofefed,t to appropriate half million of dol |
lars to the widows and orphans of the men who |
may fall In defense of the flag.
A lotof uniforms for the Southern army have
'een seized at store In Dey street. - |
lt appears that dabolical attempt was made
Q poison the Massachusetts volunteers ON board |
me State Of Maine, while here Friday evening
asst. BY sending poisoned brandy aboard. One
iied, and four or FIVE others have been under |
ts influence, but will probably recover. Thel
,erpetrator Of the outrage is unknown. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

pWe congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of a cure for Rheumatism, Gout and
Neuralgia, and all Mercurial DiseasesSlwhich
is effected without the use Of internal medicines,
which destroy the constitution and give tempo
rary relief only. In fact it is the only known
remedy effecting a perfect cure, and we feel
warranted, from its recommendations, in calling
the attention of thqAflicted and those having
friends suffering from Rheumatism, Gout or
Neuralgia, or the pernicious effects Of Mercury,
to the advertisement in another column of our
paper, OF DR.. Leland's ti-Rheumatic Band.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

CoueHs.--The sudden ch aDges of our elimat
are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth!
matte Affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly, when taken in the early stages Of the
disease, recourse should at once be had to
"BToton's Bronchial Tfoehes," or Lozenges, let
the Cold, Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be
ever so slight, as by this precaution more se-
rious attack may be effectually warded OFF,
Public Speakers and Singers will find them Of.
fectual for clearing and Strengthening the
voice. See Advertisement. For sale Wholesale
and retail, by Roberts & Samuel, No. "a North
High street, s. Samuel g. Co., No. IS South
High street. -a.J ,9ti.f Il e.l.irsyr.o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

| The great copperhead.snake story hal
dwindled down to small sffair. The. Nationd
Intsihgencer says; sfs;t 6ssf.g. II
Having taken some pains to inquire into the
truth Of the story, we fnd that, week or two
ago, two email snakes were detected In the city
pOstofice and killed, having donbtless escaped
from some package They were sent oyer 70
the Smithsonian Institution, where they are now
preserved, and were readily determined to be
one of the most harmless and inoflenaive, az
well as the most beautiful species Of Northern
serpents, the scarlet snake, technically kncsn
as the Rhinostoma eoecined. The species is quite
abundant throughout the Southern States, and
the specimens had probably been originally ad.
dressed to the Smithsonian Institution, which
frequently receives such objects by mail.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
PREsrRyArIoN or rHE HAIn.-sonle attentio

PRESERVATION OF THE HAIR.-Some attention
paid to this item of propriety you'd avoid much
of the Badness SO prevalent in this county =
DR.. BrLLINoHAM, Of London, has immortalized
bis name as the inventor of ":Stimulating On
gusnt," which could be as appropriate in prevent
ing as in curing badness. To cause luxuriant
growth of beard or whiskers, it is equally GER,
tain. Messrs. H. L. HKcEMAN & Co.inow have
the entire American market. Hence we look
for large increase in hiraute appendages
among our young men. See our advertising
columns. "a ..f.r IgtY-ETqA4g goa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

GooD.--We met one Of our friends yesterday
on Broadway, and were astonished at the change
in, his appearance. A few weeks ago we eisaw
him, he was pale, lean and detected; complain.
ing. of weakness and debility. having been so
toration entirely to McLEAr's SIREN aTHEriNa
CORDIAL. =, sy..,.5,,. ~ i, !. s', 4, y, ~
We advise all who are complaining Of Gem
eral Debility to try 1t; It is certainly q very
pleasant remedy. We learn that there are large
quantities Of itselling daily. Morning Herald
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

! WHErEINe,a April %. .--R Represent tatiyea Of the
Union sentiment of Brooke, Hancock and Mar.
shall eounties'were sent to this city to day to
learn what action the Union men Of this county
proposed taking in view Of the demonstrations
In the eastern part Of the StateSand to concert
measures. No special action was taken, but il
is quite likely convention of the western couu.
ties will coon be called, to take Into considera-
tion the propriety of division Of the State.
Late adyices from Mormontown, Monongahe.
Ia county, represent the Union feeling as being
very strong.
Nothing OF special interest has occurred 10
this city today All has been quiet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

WooD's HAIR RRsroRArivE has acquired a
reputation from actual test and experiment
which cannot be enhanced by newspaper pulls,
In our own vicinity 1t has been extensively used,
and we believe in every case with every desired
result, and receives the universal endorsement
of all who have tried Il. We therefore recom-
mend it as one Of those few genuine aostrams
which accomplishes all it processes, and all the
bald and gray could desire.- Columbia Spy.v n,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

HARRrsBuaoH, April %. caleb Cushing ar.
rived here yesterday, He left for Washington
on Sunday, He says that Gen. Lee with 5000
Virginia troops was covering Arlington Heights
Lieut. sJennfer is reported as having deserted
from Carlisle barracks. He had full knowledge
Of the plansa of the Government. Dispatches
for his arrest have been sent in every direction.
Caleb Gushing narrowly escaped injury from
the people of Carlisle and Chambersburg. II e
stated that he was on his way to Massachusetts
to join regiment for the defense of the Union
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

The total number, including Col. KING and
staff, actually quartered in Camp Jackson, at
noon to-day, was 1888 men. ts .-I
Shortly after twelve O'Clock to-day, two com.
panies arrived from Delaware, under command
Of Capts. POWELL and CRAWFORD, of about eigh.
ty men each, and were escorted to the Camp
This awells the number now in Camp to up
wards of three thousand. Several hundreds
more are expected this afternoon and evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

O The Columbus Machine Company, on
Sunday evening, about four o'clock, received
an order from the State for two tons of cannon
balls. The patterns had to be made, but at Ave
o'clock last evening the order was filled, and
the balls delivered at the depot. They were
for six.pounders, and were handed over to Col.
BARsRrr's Artillery from Cleveland, who pass
ed through this city last evening, for some point
on the,0 Ohio River! na4 ~ r y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

GT Tho Gazette of last Friday, referring to a
case before Mayor THOMAS in relation to the
sale ofputrid meat, says that ga man named
Ksox, living east of the city, was also impli-
Gated" We know not to whom the Gazette al
ludes, but We bave the authority Of Mr.. VIII,
LIAM KNOX, the Township Assessor, for stating
that neither he nor any one Of his sons was i'm
plicated in the transaction referred to by the
Gasstie, not having been engaged at any
time in the sale of meat of any kind whatever.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
THE MARKETS.
70 . ~ New York narrst.
lTrLRaRAPnKD FOR THE OHIO grATnMAs , ?.
NKw YORK, April 90

FL0UR-receipts 0,2s4 bbls; market heavy aud n
favor Of buyer; sales 5000 bbls at e5 05a5 II
sor superne state IS l525 25 for extra sate IS O5a
10 for med extra western; IS 1895 IS for extr
rounp hoop Ohio Canadian -four dull, sales 4Olbbls
rye FLOUR. steady at ss ioa4 10. D III Oh s 3
WHEAT-receipts Of 499l bush market heauy ant
decllning sales Of 900 bushels at 81 for deyeIe,
Milwaukee club 2591 o7delvered for Cananda club
81 3O@1 "a for winter red western; S45 for white Ca
madam el 40 for white oaornian,Si so for red. "a
RYE-quiet and unchanged. ,sr'5 % lss5c.1su-
BARLEY-6ec for stste. li.- H. .tf.lT 4-..7 ia
C0RNreceipts SO, 700 bush; market heavy and Shad,
easier; sales $4,000 bush 67k@6sc for old mixed ives
tern. rM S-..-..He
oNrs-1Iaa,rst StDsoc. T-e :. - -sii=sy-,S-,
P0RK-heavy and lower. E-f 90
BEER--prime, dull. ss HtaG "
OUT MEATg-more active. q tf
LARD--heavy; sales OF $50 bbls at 9kDlOkc. 80
BUTTER-steady at 79l0kc for common to prime.
WHlsKEY-easier. sales $50 bbls at l9k@ Is LEO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23
P'RoF..M0oD's1
.RES7ORATTFE.,. ,..ggRlln
BLOOD, REN0uAToB !

L y
Ed Is precisely what is name Indicates for, while
pieasant 70 the tasts IL rev7vifyi ng esRiIarAt
ling, inyeorating and streugthsnngt0l vital
powers, and at the, same time reyYihes, rein.
States and fenews the Blood IN all lis purity andf
lthus at ones restoses and renders tho sgsten d.
oulaerab5e 10 attacks of disease. 1t Is the only
preparation ever offered 70 the world, so chemi-
Filcaly and skillfniiy combined to be the most
pawerfai tcntc and at the baine time sopstfdctlyn
ldapted to Is 70 act In perfect accordance with he
laws pf nature, and tenee wit Soofhs tteqgsqkeSt
sfoDahdh abd tone up the digestive otgahs, andI
thus allay all nervous and other irritation. It is
perectly exhilaraing, and at the same time 1t isl,
Vcomposed entirely OF vegetables, yet combiDed n
~ 70 produce the mos thorough tonic eject with
out producing any injurious consequences1 euciIiki
remedy has long been felt tobe desideratum in ~
W Ihe medical world, for itpeeds no medical skill to
sse that debility follows all attacks Of disease. and
proceeds and Indeed lays the system open to the n
fAipsdious attacks OF many OF the most fatal such
~ FOR example, as the following: Consumption, 1n1
Ndlgeston, Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite Fainpess Z
- Heart Melancholy, Night sWeats Ian ghor, Gdd,l0
'ness, Retention Of, as we'll Painful obsTucted Q
too pIofuse. or too acant Menstruation, and Fail
m Ing Of the Womb. These all depend upon general
" Udebility. This pure, healthy, tonic oordh and,
Blood Renoyator Is sure to as tlr sun tol ~
1lrse and set. There Is mistake about 10. Dutt
This Is not all II the system Is sweakeneas are
r11pen to bilious attacks the liver becomes torpid tll
Ior worse diseased, the kidneys refuse to pefforinh -
- Their functions, and troubled wi IN scading
And incontnence OF urine. Involuntary dis L.
F7charge Of the same pain Ia the back. side and beA
tween the shoulders exceedingly liable to slightO
lcolds. coughs, and II unchecked. soon emaciatiop
Follows. and the patient goes down TO premature n
f1lgraye But space will not allow to enumerate j
Vthe many ills TO which we are liable in weakened0
condition OF the system. But we will say, ID ts p
y Cordial and Blood Renoyator you have perfect -
SAFE, pleasant and enectual remedy for loss ofJ
AlAppetite, biousness, Platulence weak and siel -
lsomsch, Languor, Liver Complaint, OhlIis aila5ea
Fever or any Bilious attack, Costiveness Acidity
of the Stomaeh Nervousness, NeurAlgla, PaIPits M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

AhnoRr HALL.--This evening, HooLEY Il
CAnrnrtL's renowned miustrels will give some
OF their unique and amusing performances at
Armory Hall The public will find an hour or
two spent at the Hall this evening pleasant
relaxation fromthc aterner realities of this ex.
citing time.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

FRoM FoRr MoULTRIE. "A gentleman Of Bal
timore, who has a son in Fort Moultrie, has Fes
ceived letter from him stating that not one of
the soldiers in that fortress was injured during
the engagement. This is stated as positive
fact. and true beyond doubt Baltimore San.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

T The Eolian Silver Band, Tippecanoe,
Miami County, Ohio, FRANK KrSo, leader, dis
coursed some splendid music at the serenade Of
Judge DOUGLAS last evening, and also at the
State House this morning, before and during
the speaking. .g This Is . splendid band n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

MoNTooNrny GuARDs.--Tho number Of vol
uuteers on the roll of this Company, At two
O'Clock this afternoon, was ninety. They intend
to organize and go into camp this evening. This
number (pinety) includes the tverty.aeven al
ready in camp. -. AL e{.3Nnii ,iisnsdasi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

90. We learn that the Committee OF Safety
of Cincinnati have made arrangements with D.
N. CLARK. Esq, by which the manufacturers in
that city are granted the right TO manufacture
10000 of the Cosmopolitan breach-loading
Rifle. This gun might be manufactured at Co.
lumbus with great .rapidity. What doou man.
ufacturera think of it. .,.-...,..,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

Augusta, Me-, April 22.-The Legislature
assembled to7day. Every man voted to pledge
the entire resources of the State to the Federal
authorities The committee ON the Governors
Message will report to raise ten regiments, zap
propriate one million for the militia, and liber-
al provisions for the families of volunteers. A
coast guard will be organized. The State is
thoroughly aroused. and will do more in pro
portion 20 her population than any other State
In the Union. o lsi7sgua IT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

PHrLADRLPHlA, April 22.--Silly reports have
been aAoat all day that Baltimore has been
shelled; that a mob had burned the Cathedral
because the Arch-Bishop displayed the Ameri
can flag, and that Col. Fremont had arrived at
New York with quarter of million Of mus-
kets from England. ---,.--..,..,- ,..-.