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General order NO. rs.
GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS,
ApJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
CaLrmBus, Ohio, April Is, 1861.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April Is, 186l.)
An Act of the General Assembly provides for
navnent to the Regular Militia of Chic, ofsnch
sum as 1t is believed will certain liabilities
incident to its organization, discipline and sup
port s -.
Armed rebellion against the Federal atlthor-
itY. putting in peril our dearest constitutional
,iehts. creates an occasion which must appeal
10 the bigiiest order OF patriotism and sell sac
yifice. with no uncertain confidence IN the
people, they are called upon to furnish, forth'
With, the complement ofuniforned troops which
will increase the uniformed force of Ohio to SIX
thousand efficient and disciplined men
All applications for the organization of new
rnmnanies viii be made to this department. in
esse NO general officer resides in the district
within which the proposed company is organiz'
ID sucb General officer must, however, have
uniformed himself, and complied with laws and
rsgulations heretofore promulged: and all OH
cars az whateyer grade, will be held responsible
ior familiarity with their several duties, general
and specia. and for the discipline, moral conduct
and protection Of their command.
The basis Of the Infantry organization viii be
twenty Eve regiments; the companies making
40 the 6.OOo men, 10 be assigned BY General or
dsrs TO be issued forthwith. Until further or
ders. new companies will consist OF not less
than 40, nor more than SO uniformed men, in
GLIDING two musicians, who will be enlisted the
same IS priyates. IA sg,.ta .sg .,ny,,
M Companies, alreody equipped and disciplined'
and which file with this department claim 70
be held subject to orders, will furnish therewltn
complete roll Of the names to be relied upon,
that il any emergency, an order may be issued,
With practical assurance Of the force at command
The promptness with which such tender has
beei, made heretofore is accepted as good eyl.
deuce that the Ohio Volunteer Militia already
organizedis worthy The confidence and support
OF the General Assembly, the people and the
country at large, and that the Official endorse
ment Of this department, to the State author.
ties, oiiths condition ois,ich militlais entitled
to full credit. ess,.M s.s .e
BY order OF Commander-i in Chief,
ii. B. CARRIEGTON,
ny @sYW 5esNfstN3 43giy1nf- GeNsyy1 Of Ohio,
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By order Of Commander in. Chief
The OMcial Call ofthe War Depa rt-
ment fer Troops.


WASHINGTON, April 15.-The following is
tne iorin OF call on the respective State Gov
ernors Tor troops issned through the War De-
partment to day. .l -. -
olR Under the act of Congress for calling
Vut the militia to execute the laws Of the Union;
70 suppress lnsurrection; to repel invasion, &c,
approved February 28th, l795, have The hon
or g request your Excellency to cause to be i'm
medlately detached from the militia OF your
state the quota designated in the table below,
70 serve 20 infantry or riaemen for q period oil
lnree months, or sooner, il discharged Your
Exceliency will please Communicate to me the
Time about which your quota will be expected
a. its rendezyopse, as it will be met as soon as
possible by an officer or officers, to muster it in
to the service and pay of the United States
A. the same time the oath OF fidelity to the
United States will be administered to every
officer and man in the District of Columbia"
The mastering officers will be instructed te
receive DO man under the rank Of comtnission-
ed officer who is in years apparently over A.
or under ds, Or who issnot in physical strength
and vigor. -s-sfsgs, y ~, -
! The quota to each State is as follows:
{ Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Is
land, Connecticut, Deleware, Arkansas, Mebi
gan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, one regiment
each, Massachusetts,, North Caiolna, Tennes.
see, Q regiments each; New York 17regimepts
Pennsylvania l6 regiments; Ohio Is; New Jer.
sey Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri, regi
ments each; Illinois and Indiana, s regiments
each; Virginia regiments. @S5 ~ Asli&
II isr isrorderedsthat. each regiment shall consist
oi an aggregate OF officers and men of78o. The
total thus to be called out is "a, ,391 men. Tha
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General Order No. Is.
GENIAL HEAD QUARTERS,
AbJCTANr GENERALS OFFICE.
COLUMBUS. April I9 1851

abJ lIANF GENERAL'S OFFICE
COLUMBUS April IS, 1861.
Camp Union will be organized at Cleveland
Iori hwlth, aud will become the rendezvous fr
all troops raised in the 4th, 9Th and 10th Di-
visions, as lately ieorganized, and also the 3rd
Brigade OF the Bird Division.
Assistant CommisSary General Georre Sen.
ter Is detailed to make all necessary provisions
ior camp ground, rAtiOns, supplies, &c.
BFlS' Genl j. w. Fitch. will take command
ot camp Taylor, and will report by Telegram to
general quarters Of troops daily, for orders,
and also of all arrivals. = -
All Companies organized in the remaining
brlgades and Divisions will rendezvous Al CamH
jackson, Columbus, Lieut.. Col. II. y M;Ils
Commanding. :"
All spplca,ions to organize companies will
De maui 10 Tins department, direct; and when
companies are filled up to as men, tho Captain
WIN telegraph TO General Headquarters before
moving his command. syEa
Inc organization will be by companies. until
they report in camp when such reeimental or
ganlSalion will be effected, as may be deemed
best for the service.
! The following viii be the Roster Of each Of
the 10 regiments embraced in the call of the
PRESIDENT the United States:
fooionel; Lieut.. Colonel | Major: | ad.
Jutant, (Lientenant,) } I Quarter Master, (Lieu.
tenant;) l surgeon; Surgeons Mate: 10 Can.
| talns; ~ Ist Lieutenants 10 I'd Lieutenants
(csiled Ensigns) 40 Sergeants; 40 Corporals,
~ Druminers; 10 Fifes; GAO Priyates,
Ii. B. CARBfNGTON,
I Adjutant General.
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- l-,.--lI-,l, ------ AuJutant GeneraI.
By order of the Commander in Chief.
Especial Order No. 52.l

GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS
ADJuTAET GENERALS OFFICE.
COLUMBUS, April 19, 1861.
Ihe hrst and second regiments of Ohio VOL
unteer Militia, under requisition of the Presi.
dent OF the United States, will leave Camp
jackson at O'Clock A. NJ, the 18th inst. en-
rout by railroad for Washington.
The first regiment will consist of the follow
ing cempanies--Major g A. Parrot comman-
ding
Company A--Laneaster Guards. 4
B-Lafayette Guards of Dayton.
C-Dayton Light Guard
D--Montgomery Guard.
E--Cleveland Greys.
F-Hiberniah Guards.
G-Portsmou,h Guards
H-IanesyiIle Guards.
mansfield Guards.
J-Hamiton Guards
ne Second Regiment will consist of the tol
lowing companies, Major Lewis Wilson com.
manding: . 80 -
| Company A--Rover Guards. aa
B--Columbus We dettes.
c. Fencibles.
- D--Zouave Guards A
Lafayette Guards OF Cincinnati
" af F--SpIingfeld Guards.
G--Pickaway "
| H--Steubenville
I-Coyington
J--Baldwin Rifles of Urbana.
Companies G. B. FL g. of Second Regiment
wiilgo by Q. G. & G. Railroad to Crestline, ant
thenceto Pittsburgh. = - -"
[ Companies A. b. G. ID. T. J. of lst. Reri
ment, and Company y. OF end Regiment, ant
Company j Of End Regiment will 20 by Steu
benville X r. to Pittsburgh
Companies e. +. A. of ist Regiment anc
"A. D. =. OF End. Regiment will 20 by Contra
Railroad to Pittsburgh, from which point III,
Regiments will move on together under orders
Company II. End. Regiment, will Join th,
troops going by SteubenviIle Road at Steuben
vile, and go on with the other troops from tha
point. @ &s -
I Lieut. Col. H. q Mills will, by request, b
relieved from Command Of Camp jackson. at
| o'clock Z. M, the 18th inst, and Col. e. A
King, Will assume the command.
(Signed) Fl. B. CARRINGTON,
---.e--afa7s-e Adg't. Genl
nrla of,N n
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AuJuIanL Uenelak
By order Of Commander in Chief.
2 Speeiai Order No. SOL.
GENERAL HEAD QUARTERS, -
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFrcr
COLUMBUS. April 18. 1881

O0Du"DUs, ApFH I5, lbbI.
The two regiments OF infantry this day re
porting at General Head Quarters will 90 into
Camp at Goodale Park at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
Lieutenant Colonel H. q Mills, Second Rspi
ment of the Line. is detailed for the command
until the issue of marching orders; and he will
report to General Head Quarters for orders Of
the day
Camp Jackson will be permanent rendez,
vous for troops from central and southern Ohio;
and soon as occupied, the commanding officer
Will detail his guard and make such arrange
ments as will insure order and discipline.
The sale of intoxicating liquors within the
grounds and upon the streets and lots adjacent
is prohibited, and to thatend, all such terrific.
ry is declared camp ground until further orders
rg~ Ii. B. CARRINGTON,
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Works of Defence at Washington
" --Southerm Ports TO he RIocAa
ded--NEai AsdcrsOls's ReceptiOn
~.Gmnf. ID DOubIe dA Is St.l temaetnt.


New YoRK, April 18-The Pose, special
dispatch says Engineers are ieoonnoitering
Washington with view Of erecting defensive
works.
The Mayor Of Georgetown is raising troops
for the government. &e 5z
1 Davis Proclamation occasions renewed activ-
ity,.a the mouth Of the Mississippi will be vi,
gorously .bleckaded. 'lg g.4 q
Col Leferts has issued orders for the Tth Reg
irpent to report for duty at3 o'clock to morrow
p. NJ, to leave for Washington. E "
y Maj. Anderson landed at the Battery, and
was received by an immense crowd His car
riage was surrounded by people, who expressed
in cheers and other demonstrations, their con.
EgratulatioRs, and he was followed by an im-'
mense tbrong. through Broadway to the Brs-
yoort House, whcrehe Joined his vie. +"
The following is . digest of Capt. Double
days statement. 4 5t
3 The demand To surrender Sumter was made
on the 11th and refused, not:only by Anderson,
but by the unanimous voice of his command -
90 Friday morning at O'Clock, the rebels sent
word that aire Wonld bs opened on ils Id an hour
and at 4 O'Clock 1t was opened On us from evu
cry direction, including hidden battery. The
FIRE opened with Yolley from seventeen NOR
trs, firing 10 inch shells and shot from SO guns
mostly Columbirds. We took breakfast, how
ever very leisurely. The command was diyi-
ded into three Watches each under the com
mand Of two officers. After breakfast they i'm
mediately wen to their guns and opened fire
on Moultrie, Cumming Point and Sullivan Is
land. Tho iron battery Of Cummins Point was
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ROBT. ANDERSON,
Major lst Artillery.

NFw YoRx, April IS. "A special report
states authortatiyely that Maj. Anderson in. .
pEcitly oBeyed instructions at Sumter 1t is
reported that Capt. Meigs, with sappers and
miners, have gone to Fort Pickens. - t6E
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movement Of U. s. Troops,

New ORLEANS, April Ia --0n Sunday last the
Star Of the West was still Off Ihdianoa. The
Empire and Mohawk left on Friday evening
with troops Their destinations is unknown--,
Six companies of u S. troops under Majors
smith and Sibley, are at Greene Lake, near In
diapola, waiting for more companies from the
upper frontier. aass tesg s5
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FaIse, AIslrl1l.

. CHARLxsToN, April ! 15.-The alarm was
given last night and early tbs morning By
heavy booming ofguns TO seaward. Af first II
was thought an attsmpt was. making by the
federal troops 10 land at Stona, but learn frem
parties thence, that the supposition was incor-
rect @
The Isabel is taking ip provisions.
More engines have been sent to Sumter. The
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HAaRIspuReH. April 20.-Virginia is eoncen .
tratng her forces rapidly at Harper's Ferry =
Five thousand Of her troops are to assemble
there whose supposed destination is Washing
ton. Three railroad bridges between this city
and Baltimore haze been torn or burnt up. The
State administration is in possession o. irpor-
tana Information in relation 70 the plans Of the
secessionsts in Maryland and Virginia, which
they refused to communicate, deeming its pub
lication at this time inconsistent with the pub
| lie welfare. "a ia 49,, a. .--syssg
Fears are entertained that the Marylanders
will make demonstration at Chambersburgh,
and orders have been sent to Franklin to col
.lect all tbs armsin that county and prepare to
defend Chambersburg. NJ, 4. g. vs.g5,..g.. !. -
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1 BALTIMORE, April Is. There was terrible
scene on Pratt Street to day The Railroad track
was taken up, and the troops attempted to
march through. They we're attacked by amob
with brick; and stones, and we're fired upon 49,
The fire was returned. Two Of ths7th Regiment
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+ New York, April 21.-The tug Mercury
chartered and armed by Government, has been
stationed at the Narrows toexamine ali vessels,
Col. ,Ellsworh's regiment Of firenien zouayes
was mustered to-day into actlge service. ~
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Passage of u. =. Troops Through
i2a TT# Balsim ere 20

,BALTIMoRE, April 18.--Five hundred troops
reached this city this P NJ from Harrisburg
The marched through the city unmolested. -
A large police force accompanied them At
many points they were cheered by the Union
men, who followed in large numbers to the de-
pots. The streets have been thronged with
people this P. NJ, and considerable excitement
prevailed, but thus far no violence has occurred.
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HABRIsBURe, April 2t.- Some soldiers, just
escaped from HarperIs Ferry, report the de-
.structiou ofarms and buildings tobecomplete
There are seven thousand Virginians there and
five thousand more are expected. They design
invading Maryland and making Mason and Dix
ton's line the line o. fwartare. \. -, n 5,i
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Exciting News.

BALrfMoRE, April 20. = The city Is in great
excitement. The military and ar ed men are
moving in every direction. Tho Mayor and
Governor have notified the President that no
more troops can pass through Baltimore unless
they fight their way. The bridges on the Nor
tbern Central Railroad have all been destroyed. :.
The President has replied that no more troops
viii be brought through Baltimore provided
they are allowed 10 pass around the city with
out molestation The number ofkilled yester.
day was II Baltimoreans and Massachusetts,
volunteers; wounded, q citizens and soldiers.
SECOND DISPATCH. A
Baltimore, April 20-The streets are crow
ded with military, moving in various objections.
There are reports Of an attack on TT. Mctlenry
in free circulation. Several artillery companies
are out, which seems to give consistency to the
report. 4 -s s.1s
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CHARLESTON, April 17.--The feet stopped
three vessels coming ia, but afterwards permit
ted them to come in. 1t won't interfere furth-
er till orders from Washington.
1t is estimated that about the city and more
are arriving. Beauregard says he can get fifty
thousand in this State and decines offers Of
regiments from George and Alabama.
Good authority states there is no doubt that
England and France will recognize the inde-
pendence of the Southern Confederacy.
The Isabel has just come in, and reports iha
the Federal feet sailed, accompanied by the
Baltic with Major Anderson on board. sr.
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|, PHILADELpHIA, April s21.-.Two steamers
have been taken possession Of for the Govern
Iment The Massachusetts, regiment, has
reached Annapolis. aa4 d,s go g.,t, ~ ,.t
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e NEW oRK, April l9.--A dispatch from vii
m,neton, Delaware, to the Tribune, says it is
informed by merchant Captain, direct from
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men. with seven vessels lying outside 4 large
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, New York, April 20. Dispatches received
here state that large number Of empty cars
run down from Alexandra into Virginia on
Thursday night with the intent Of bringing up
troops for an attack on the Capital
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New ORLEANS, April 2o.-Tbe steamship
Star of the West has just arrived at the bar
from Indianola, taken there as a prize to the
Confederate States , fl-,st- -... 49,.
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WASHINGTON, April 19.--The President IS
sued his proclamation, stating there is an iRsur.
reetion against the Government in several
States: that laws for the collection Of revenue
cannot be executed there in conformity to the
Constitution, which requires duties throughout
the country to be in uniform. They have 'ur-
ther threatened to grant pretended letters Of
marque. Zaa
therefore deem it advisable to set ON foot q
blockade. / there fore order competent force
to be posted to prevent the entrance and exit
vessels from ports Of Confederate States
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