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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19

g. FOR RENT-The house ON Marshall
LIE. street between sth and eth, now occupied by
" l.. Wsring. Apply at
JOHN A. LANCASTER i SONS,
art l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19

e. OFtlUE FOR RENT.-RUUMa suita-
- bic for Offices, in the building corner 18th
PURCELL. iADD & Co, brugsis.s,
n sn-ts Corner Main and 18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19

ez FOR kENT-A comfortable HOUSE, on
ks, Marshall street. nearly opposite St James
Church convenient To business and market
with The Usua' store rooms and out houses, paved
ysrd aud hydraGt at the door. Possession given
immediately Please inquire of Mrs. Lila NJ
EVANS. at The Nirg; MIA house. apl5-stf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19

e. FOR RENr-A three story bhick
E.:a DWELLING on Clay street, between th ana
sih streets, containing seven rooms with gas
throughout. Kitchen with two rooms. City water
AID cu.verts, and all other necessary eonye-
rieHc-s. attached. POss may he had at
tZce. Apply 10 L. 4. J. CLlPToA,
Corner Wall and Franklin streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19
FOR RENT AND SALE.

- FOR RENT-A neat and comfortable
"a DWELLING, aud STORE attached ALSO
A--A good STABLE Ia Iear-on Church Hill, cor
NJ y ssth and Clay streets. For further infur-
rsI,on. srp.y TO JN0. p. PEARSON or TO
PEARSON X NEWELL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19

s-A between efth and Zlst streets, suitable for a
Fr,. Geeds or Clothing Store. Possession given
immediately.
ALsLF0R RENT Two HOUSES on 2lst St,
.uitable for small families, with water in the
rard.
WANTED-A German or Colored GIRL, capa-
be Of doing general homework for a family of
tvO pers0Gs. Apply to
MIS- II. A. CUROTTl, on Main,
IN i7--t< Between 2oth nd 2lSt sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-19

fEz FOR RENT-The upper part Of the HOUSE
NJ over the store OF the subscriber, at present
occupied by the Richmond Club. Apply TO
so-ts J. p. DUTAL.
fs. f0R RENT OR SALE-Ths valuable
~ BRICK RESIDENCE, formerly occupied by
- Richard MeGruder, situated on sth ST., be-
tween Clay and Leigh SITS. Apply at Odice Of the
InS1ra zee Company Of the State Of Virginia,
H9eer ihs American Hotel. fe It's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

ne var ness = stili producing great ex.
eltemcat throughout the. North. The tele
graph continues 20 bring d. constant &C
counts OF Onion meeting. IN every direction.
Patriotic citizen. % all parties are ralIying
20 the support Of the Government. The on.
" question now j. the succes. OF failure Of
10 Republic We are making the last strug
sc gor tie per esaiiy Of popular form Of
soxsrnment II ne United State Govern.
neut. can be suddenly broken 70 pieces. ike
= posier's vessel ~ Designing demisosass
ard snblusAng traitors. then the last hope
81 civil liberty ; wholly gone. Our people
have long po.atei - past eaors. Of other
sss.. Tor he establishment ~ democratic
goxernnenfs And sought % explain the "a
ion .le Of their failure They have boasiel
Of the perpefaity Of American institutions
declared the Superior iaselligcnce Of oar
misses % be the sure foandation o. 10 Re
pablo and would hear 10 doabs Of its stabii-
~. Vow the real earnest and practical
eaessioa 81 tbc dss =. shall the United
stres Government peEiahf Shall 'hb gio.
r:oas and powerful eontede-sey 81 eighty
years gro~th. be numbered With u failures
Of sscieat dsy.f Shall il "a Chased Nth
DC Tlossntine democrsciesf shall Il only
rank 9Th ne downfailsn province. u south
Ara-fics. a here al IL historic removal
Where IL grand n.d leading rank among
,ae nations &C she esrthf shah - <reas
and roo-l government he lily broken api
These ere questions which rresenr them
selves 20 every patriotic heart - = ne
onlg lir< .ssae e "a dsg. There i - party
abesai "a Every msn met sclemn.s esrsisl
:. Gas hrss'f vle,hsl be Loves the Govern.
nm, Of as fathsrs. o. ~heihsr hc i4foss its
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
INDIANA VIOLIN EEHs'
Companies rendered.

Up to half past three o clock Yesterday. the
services OF the following companies had been
rendered the Governor. for the defense Of the
National Government.
The Nauonal Guards. Capt. Noble; City
Grcys. Capt. Hauwel. Independent Zouaves.
-apt Rugg: Zouave Guards. Capt. FAhne-
stock, all OF Indianapolis.
Montgomery Guards, Capt Wallace. Of
crswforlsville.
The Fort Harrison Guard, Cap, Wood. of
rerre Htute
Hamilton Continentai-. Capt. Evans. of
y0blcWille
Also. a company from Lafayette. Capt
Chris Miller;
Two companies from Madison. Capts Sui.
ivan and Crittenden;
One company from Wabash, Capt Par.
rish;
One from New Albany. Capt. Morrison;
Oae from Logansport. Capt. Chase:
One from Rising sun, Lieutenant rabbi.
In addition. there are companies from
rerre Haute. Lafayette. knightstown. and
,ther places. which have not been rePortei
0y name.
Altogether. enough companies have been
-eportci, and enough OF persons signiiying
heir intention 70 raise companies. - make an
,rmy Of full ten thousand men.-fRdianaro.
IT, Journal Of l6fh.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

How Observation-Disclosures cruelty the South
has been deceived BY the repre- sensations
that have been made Of divided feeling
n the free States. regarding the existing re
bcllion. the enthusiastic demonstrations OF a
united people Ia support Of the Government.
-incc the outbreak "a sumter, sufficiently
shove The hrsi shot urei BY the rcvolu
i.oni.i. consolidated Northern sentiment,
mi there j. nov but one opinion among our
.tisen- Party differences have been Tor
sotten. aud Republicans. Democrats. Amen.
ats Al stand .de by side. and shoulder 10
shoulder. feed with patriotism and osSrrun.
ning with spirit Of a determination to stand
~ the Government. and sustain the honor
and dignity OF the Amecican dag This =
he true spirit II was this that secured our
Independence IL i this that vii preserve
4. The country j. 90 be saved nov. and
his will be done by is free and hardy sons.
~hO have been the recipients Of untold
blessings. under a Government which u the
ourc,l aud the best on the lAce OF the earth.
The manifestations OF our pcople-the
pGnptness with ahich aid has been rendered
rom the free States--the anxiety that pre-
sail, o. enter the military sera ice-lhe ~ adj.
aess with which men AMI money are beng
voted by the Legislatures. and the oblitera
ton OF party line. ia this great movement
.hould serve 70 disabusc the minds OF ths
Misguided people Of the South. a. 10 the
,biliiy and willingness OF our people 10 sus
t.in the stars and str.pes under any eircum
sttnces. and at every hazard. This decep
ton has nov seen IL end.-Cin. Gaseffe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

There l. deep excitement persa'nng the
minds Of our citizens. growing oat OF the
troubles in our country The stirring events
Of tue last week have madc mos, profound
itn2re ssion here This excitement, il Is true,
i not conspicuous OF ostentstious- IL h not
ootspoken or hypoeriiical. Il j. however.
determined and powerful Many Of our
most quie. and unobtrusise citizens are be
ginning 70 show strong signs Of feeling and
resolutions in regard % the preservation Of
TIE institution under Which We live. There
is geaeral expression of sadness and regret
over the state or things which exists in the
country Coupled With this. however. > a
belief that il pa. been produced By the mad
dess of Southern politicians and the iuetiicien-
cy aad d "a conduct OF the last \ im.nistrAtion.
Ia view Of ali these thing. deep and stron z
feeling i arising. which viii soon manifest
Itself ia unmistakc1ble tones.
There a-e few among u who seem 70
forget that our very Governmea, IS IN dan.
ger. and who are fearful that the ties OF par
tymly become les powerful than those o.
patr otsm. This class il. however, very
EMIL. and can make no stand against tn
overwhelming sentiment Of the mss Of on
e.tizeas. Of all parties. The people are be
ginning 70 be aroused In earnest The event
o. tie past week are calculated % awak
every patriot in the land 70 sober though
AID timely action. IL will not be mtny days
perhlps. before war is iorm,lly DECLARED b
the Confederate Safes. against the Sorth. an
an attempt be nude TO seize aud plumber To
Capital Of tho nation. Events are driftini
on RAPIDLY and fast drawing line Of d;stinc
ton between the friends and the enemies o
the Government under which We live
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

ii there j. one so laboring under icno.
rance prejudice. or hallucinat on As 20 doubt
that the seeded States. or Il er leaders. are
directly and solel, responsible for the war in
TO which We are drifting. We beg HIM 20 con
slder tire following facts
?. The first gun was fired and the frat
blood -pil, b, nc -eceicrs. who have been
the only aggressors from the start.
, The Fort which WAS the object Of the
FIRST struggle vas the sole property Of the
L. :. Government. who built il. paid for il.
created the very foundation on which il
siands. and have had indisputable right To
its possession ever since.
3 No "invasi0n" whatever has been made
or attempted either on Southern soil or OF
Southern rights. on the part OF the General
Government
g. The seeding States have brought for
ward no grievances whatever for adjustment.
but have flung them selves out Of the Union.
ste llnC and making way with what United
S.itcs property they could Law hands on,
a Nd then making VAT and shedding blood for
more.
;. TIE forbearai.cc aAd endurance OF the
General Government toward armed bodies OF
a. citizens. engaged ia violating is laws.
pllag'ng its property and doiying IL author
~. hls been continued 10 n point unparalell.
81 IN the history of any Government in the
world. WORTHY OF the name
g. The act OF Nj. Al d srson in finally APP
pcaline "a the lssg argument OF contending
power- vas purely and solely in selfdeicncc
against remorse.es' enemy. holly engaged
Ia the work OF his destruction.
= The Government which ctnno; or will
not or does not protect is own national &c
fences. against whatever power. Is unworthy
tho name Of Govern mcnt. and would de-
serve e. be wiped out as qu ickly "a possible
from the face OF the earth
Fellow citizens lie, "a have no faltcrlng
with the question that conironts us now IL
Is this---h,ll the United State. submit 70 be
cocrcci out of their national detenccs. res
enues. prosperity and security, BY a league
OF disoTganizers. law breakers. and traitorsG
Gin Gem
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

The meeting OF citizens az the Court House.
last night, was large and enthusiastic. Il
re,re,en,ei all parties aud classes of citizens
TIE utmost harmony and good feeling pre-
vailed. Upon displaying the stars and
Stripes" over the stage. there was a sponta-
neous volume of cheers. II vas saluted with
The Star S3angled Banner" by the fine
blnd In Attendance. The meeting Was
success in every respect. and proclaimed that
our city i loyal and law abiding.
The meeting was organized By the selection
% VIZ. f McIrAS a President. JsaE- VI
RAxDox. Se, and LSrs A. BrRSrTr a. Vice
Presidents: and I. NJ. BRowS and RosKHT
SIKwAEr as Secretaries
rpon taking the Chair. Mr. McIxAS made
short ard feliciious speech, full Of patriot.
lsm.
The meeting was then addressed by IIAE-
.rY ID. scorr, r. W THOMPSON. LrcIvs
RscE. CEoEeK ". CLsrr1Ncxn, CHAKLEs r
Hoeronn. A 3. CRANE. and SAMUEL RotcK.
All the speeches we're patriotic 70 the highest
degree. They were fall Of devotion 70 the
Constitution and Inc Federal Government
under which ~e have. - long aud prosper
ously. fscl. and in favor Of sustaining the
laws a. the Caitei States At every hazard
AL th speakerS we're rec steily cheerei by
ne crowd. and - iimc. the enthusiasm vas
tremendous
The action AM sentiment Of the meeting
we're egpre~ei ia the language Of the FOL
loving resolution. which ~as received With
acclaim ttion. ana unanimousi, adopted. viz
Resolref. That We will mlintain the
Government Of the United States, with our
lives. our fortunes and our sacred honors
This Wa the largest and most enthusiastic
meeting that has ever assemble At the Court
House Hundreds went away because they
could not gain admission. Il va participa-
tel in by persons Of al political proelivisies
and showed thar the people we're wiling %
Tally 10 the support Of the country's flag. At
the call Of the constituted authorities not
sithssana:ng the eaorts of certain narrow
politicians T. prevent anv such thing
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
Quiet.

Ny youngest boy csmc 20 me IN great
"a q once said Mr Lincoln IN one Of those
speeches which particularly shocked OR De
m1crltic cotemporaries. and complained
that his BIC brother had his knife, and would
not give IL up. I found on inquiry that he
had sold hi- knife % hls big brother, getting
a fair equivalent IN candy, having eaten
which be now insisted on having the knife
turned The little fellow hung on and IN
sisted on ms interference. Bob sat s,ill
with tie knife in hs pocket AZ last. get
ting impatient at the row. | said. 90 Bob.
give him his knife lie neelsii 70 make h.m
quiet.
'Ye.. replied Bob. 'hu, / need Il more.
father. 70 keep rsf quiet
Il "a very apt illustration 81 the position
q the country three months AFRO. and rot in.
appropriate nov There are still men left
Who piss int the hands Of the Southern trai.
tors by this plea Give them Whist they
want. and fhcn they vii be quiet" ssy these
gentlemen. Don't disturb ihcm-0niy let
them have their viii just give them VIA; they
want. even n y i not right or constitutional
what doe Il m.'ters--they ncei il 70 make
them qo.et
Bot the ioyal Mon men. \ orih and South,
neei something % keep fhs1n quiet. too. md
they need il more thpn tho traitor -Neir
York Per
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

Tn unsettled policy of Lincoln's Govern
ment. and the delay IL recognizing the Con
ieieraie safes. are producing innumsrlble
embsrfasements % the commerce Of The two
Confeiertces. IL = fortunate that these EN-
bafrassment- fall I'll together upon the people
AMI trade % the United Sia,es--N o. Dflfa
The ofgsn 10 chief OF Louisiana Secession.
ists here tells VI that tie Lincoln Cove n
mcnt's unsettled policy. and Is delay H. re
co<nifinE the Confe lersfc States are pro
ducing innumeFable ambtrrassmruf< a. the
commerce Of the two Cpnfedf rsc -. !" and IN
the s,me breath Il tells u iosluuA.ely. the e
endorsements fall ai.1-e,hef upon The
neop'e and trade 81 the Unifci States. -
One would think that The editors brains
rapsf haze cie1--Louisrils Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

APPOINTMENTS BY TaE GOvERNoR.--Lewis
g. Slnds. Of Greeacasile Colonel Of the Isl
regiment % the eth brigade Col Slnds j.
= Dcmocra: Who love- his country and j.
wiling % die 10 mlinian Il, honor
Lc~is Wallace. % Crawlori-siie. Cap
ain Of the Montgomery Guards Adluiani
General Of the State Gen. Wallace j. NJ.
re ,ds bu.ily engaged IA the dutcs OF hi
Office Governor Motion has made an cx-
e lent selection. No mln IN Indiana be;
'er understands tie dutic. Of Adiuant than
Gen Wallace
Isaiah VI ,n-ur. Of this city. has received
hc Indiana militia
Col. Ebenezer Dam 1nt Vas appointed YES
terlsy Aid-de-cAmp % the Governor with
the rank Of Coloue Ind Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

ED JorR~AL.-Permit me 20 say 70 he
Young men Of Indiana that desire il posi-
Die. to form a re glment Of ZOuaves. 10 con
asf vi twelve companies. each of one hun
.fel members. A. soon a. organized. and
,cccnte ~ the Governor. ! propose. II time
viii allow E. % call the officers into school.
Or barracAs. ia this city. and instruct them
u the peculiar tactics In post duty.
held forfifre,iou.. &c The arms. uniform.
camp equip.ge. &c. viii be purely Zouave In
style.
lie. every company DESTROYS Of attaching
them.elves "a such regiment. report 70 me
Il the Adiutant General. office. indianapolis.
PAPERS throughout the State will oblice by
copying this card LEN WALLACE.
ISpfAs,roLfs. April u. iS6l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

destruction. Til. decision : forced upon
hin. just how good men. OF all parts Of
the coantry. mar operate 10 save the Union
aud the government cannot now be told
But they can DO il if they rise IN their might.
The whole matter Is Ia the hands Of the
people. lie every citizen ignore pa ;,--sie.
clare himself .or the Government aud strive
Cor IL. support. The time has now come
When every man must be either for or
tgain-t the Union There i no middle
place
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

IL Il should be remembered that the
cannon and afnnenifien. and provisions and
men. Transported % ~ = leland from
Charleston. passci On sieamhoals under the
guns OF FORT Sumter II the General Gov.
ernment had given Major Anderson diroc.
tons not ~ silow the erection OF batteries
on Morris Island. there woald not have been
= mn o. gun there TO-DAY. nor would Fort
Nouifiie err have been made tenable. But
though &c Major wrote 70 tho Adminissfs
ton the night after be Wa ia Fort Sumtc,
tia, he vas safe until the Carolinans co,.la
build btfferies 70 cut him on from the sea.
anil though he notified the Government n
Washington q the commencement. cons,rnc'
ton eni camr.e'ion Of batteries that would
chi him %. he Bachan.h Administration n.
siracte.i hin Mt % Ere = gun il ans ca.-
sslsss sr ira fred upor On Cer..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

The friends Of the Union IL other words.
the friends Of the Government. in Maryland.
under the lc al OF active spirit. in tic Bell e
ercti and Douglas parties which havo lately
held several private meeting. for the pur.
oose OF IN sking arrangements TO hold a grand
N IS meeting. al which they viii pie lgc
themselves to stand rs t1c government a. il
Is. An adirc-- VII shortly be issued. taking
the higiie.t ADD strongest ground FOR the
country This j. the true spirit. II they viii
only initiate il in the ether Bories Sflfes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

May Heckewelder dau shter Of the Mora.
Wan NJ -sionsry john Hcckewcider. the FIRST
white Oh Ia born IN the Siste Of Ohio. Is sill
living. aged eighty yetF-. IA Bc;hleoem. Pa.
When bot four moafhs old he was taken
prisoner hy the Indians with her parents.
whom she accom7aniei in a long an very
march % the British garrison Al Detroit.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

- A younE ma. twenty scars old. Who
Las volunteered ia the artillery company
raised he e Yesterday. hssa mother residing
IN the S,ufhern par. of the ely In a ecu.
verstsion ~ifh = FeDtiemsn yesterday his
mother sad she loeei her sos dearly. bui
freely gave him ~ - hs country's service
She had g.. regrets - cxrress FOR the step
he hsd taken. Saeh women are hcroes--ss
much - ~ men who mtrch unfinehinFiv -
tn csnnan's moulh.--fnd. JeHrasf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

TIM telegraph reports that General cass
hAs responded liberals 70 a subscription Tor
providing money % expedite the raising Of
troops In Michigan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

Tar attack on Fort Sumter admifsing -
riehi q revolution. !. an attack uron the
Central Government. i an attack upon The
coro1aerce and The naaufaetgfes q the.f scl.
io~ ccunfrymcn AM Il Is an attack uron the
prs.t.eTly snd treasure belonging - the eatire
- rle Mad C5nrisr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

MESSAGES from AL pars- 81 the North show
that the Northern State are all respsDiine
70 tue Presidents call Tor three IN 9TH sol
unteers. Some Of the border STAT. refuse
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

TaK telegraph re- Is saai the Presidents
PROCLAIM ltion was received with ders'fe
laughter by the Montgomery Cabinet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17

THE news. Of last night, indica,c' that NiF
ginia may soon join herself 70 the number OF
The seeding State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
Doctor Aver

Has had Instruments prepared expressly for him,
such n. cannot DC found IA the Crest West by which
he can. accurately trace diseases Of the Throat
and Chest. though tho organs were laid open for
inspection to the naked eye. There Is no mystery
about this system, It's secrets open TO candid
i,vsstgstion. pr Aver j. plan, candid physician,
.-'a. What he THINKS and thinking what he says.
There if. by ths System, no bstering, bleeding.
5a..as. - descriptions Of Cslomel, Opium Q III
ene hrt from the very hour Of first using these great
srt new rcecies. the patient il better enabled 20
pursue his vocation. The remedy Is conveyed direct
l. 'he direase and the resul; Is perfect IN
almost All cases. The Doctors charges very
reasonable. Let all apply At once, who intend TO do
50 at ALL AT least let them I>vrsriasIr before Il IL
late. apr ls-dwlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
Tor Children.
mr.. ucLcsn's UnIver.nIpiII.,

on hNrs COMPLAINT. riuIots>Hss ma .nAe,r. A.
There never has been a CATHARTTC r,eile,n.
Offered :" The pubic, that has given such entlre 80,
isiaetion ~ NcLcsu's Uniefsal Ifil.
Bang entirely vegctal lc they ar. ,..rf..,,t, 49,.
cent and can be taktn hy the most tender infant ~.
prompt and powerful ~ removing an B,llon. ..s
ucns Scd OF Impure, f.id matter from he sso..ch
malarlous NstFicis - $50 -
lhsy proeuee no gripping sickness OF pain N H.
stomach or bowels. though very active ana searching
IN men operation, promoting healthy scrrctlons a
the liver and kdne,s Who ain sue - 49,, - -
hes, headache and foul stomach. When 40 ehssn
tensoy can Dc ootaineii Keep them constantly On
hand, single dose taken IN season, may prevent
II Ncicans Universal f.lis Take no osher Hen.
.osieo' iAey are taseleel Price only 20 cents uef
bon and can b. sent by mail 70 any psrt a. the II
J. a. Nolan sole Proprietor
Corner II Third 80 Is... -. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-17
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
- os received Al the Cosnnon Council Room, Of n
Cy Il ferre hauts. Tuesday the lo.h dsv q NJ
A y. ISL. 90 he laying u gutter On the Sui
no-tins 81 second Street, "a OHIO NJ. plans 49,
sI'ecihcsaon - Be acen A. the City Engineer orce
". u. STEWART. NsTos
Atse-u--Jos. n niAkE Cierk.
Arstl0t