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PACIFIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY Or
CANNED.
RocHEsIER, ANIL d.

The Pacific Telegraph Company was organized
in this city to-day, and the following persons
elected Directors Hiram Sibiey, Isaac Butts,
Jeptha H. Wade, Isaac r. Elwood, Charles NJ.
Stebbins, Thomas r. Walker, John H. Berryhill,
Edward Creighton, Samuel L. Selden, Theodore
Adams, John H. Herman, Benz. +. Ficklin, Al
bert W. Bee, james s. Graham and Joseph Med
bury.
At q meeting Of the Directoes J. H. Wade was
elected President, james Sibley Vice President,
and Isaac r. ElWood Secretary and Treasurer.
Active measures viii be taken 70 insure the
completion of the line TO San Francisco this year,
the cooperation Of the California company haV-
ing been secured 70 extend their line eastward.
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hEW OHLEASs, April II.
The Convention assembled at Messilla on the
10Th was numerOusly Attended
Herbert, the Texas Commissioner was cordially
welcomed.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the action
Of the seeded States that ArizonRis Interests
are with the South; that she desires TO become
the territory Of the Southern COnfederacy, and
that she will not recognize Lincoln's administra
tion, nor obey his officers.
The people OF Western Arizona are invited TO
Join the movement.
A vote will be taken on the resolutions on the
second Monday IN April.
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GOOD ZOE HAaIILTON.

HAMILTON, O., April II,
Gen. Harrison accompanied one company
containing rs men, tonight, as far as Column
bus.
-Four or five companies will be ready to
march within 4s hours.
Samuel Hull, Esq, offers $780, 00, if neces-
sary, to sustain the Stars and Stripes.
John W. Sohn and other prominent citi-
zens will contribute literally.
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LARGF MRRTTNa.

LEBANoNJ o. April II.
A large and enthusiastic mesting was
held here last night. speeches were made
By A. II. Dunlery, Of Lebanon, Judge Storer
and Dufbin Ward, of Cincinnati, and J. D.
Morrow. Resolutions ignoring party dis
tinctions, and plsdging unqualified support
70 the Federal Government in the present
crisis, were unanimously adopted. Volun-
ter companies are forming.
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FROM PA.

SCRANTON, Pa, April II.
Brigadier General Meylert's requisltion for
1000 men from Luzerne county Is completed, and
viii start for Harrisburg tomorrow. The great.
est enthusiasm prevails.
crowd Of citizens assembled at Wilkesbury
to-day, intent on clearing out the Office Of the
Luzerne Union, but the excitement subsidized
when the stars and stripes were displayed on the
building.
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BOsTON NEWS.

BOSTON, April Il.
The steamer S. r. Spaulding, which leaves this
afternoon for Norfolk, will take 60 troops
Their destination is said to be fortress Monroe.
The remainder will start overland tonight by
special train
The Western Bank has rendered q loan Of $50
900 TO the State, and the other Boston Banks
agree to increase the amount 70 one million dol
lars for the defence of the Government.
The steamer America sailed this morning. She
takes out SI4 900 in specie.
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TROOPS ron WASHINGTON.

OHAoAGOt April s
Tho First Detachment Of 0. S. Troops from Min
nes0ta, passed through this city last evening en-
route for Washington, numbering 70 men, under the
command Of Major PemhertOn. The train bearing
them was received at the depot BY 3 crowd Of not
less than ten thousand persons.
The remainder Of the Troops from Fort Ridgely,
composed Of Major Morris command, and Sher-
row P. NJ.
The war feeling continues undated, the Cover.
responded to. Seven companies have already ten
dered their services.
At 3 meeting OF the Directors Of the Burlington
Branch ofthe State Bank, Iowa, this morning, It
was resolved that the Cashier Of this Branch be d.
rected to advance to the Governor Of the Stats such
snm OF money as he may require for the equipment
and preparation ofthe Regiment called for by the
PrelidentOf thetunited Sfataa.
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FROM INDIANA.

MADISON, Ind, April II.
The excitement increases here daily. One vol
unteer company Of about 100 men. under the
command of Capt. J.. C. Sullivan, LEFT here ut
$50 2. NJ. for Indianapolis. The scenes at the
depot were very affecting some soldiers shed
ding tears while bidding friends and relatives
goodbye. A patriotic speech was made by Capt.
Sullivan. just before the train started, a salute
was fired in honor Of the volunteers, and the
Union and Constitution. This was the first vol
unteer company accepted by Adjutant General
Wallace.
Two other military companies leave tomorrow
for the State rendezvous.
A home guard, numbering 200, has been organ
lied, and began drilling to night. The number
will be increased to 500 or 500 men.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report
FROM BALTnIORR.

KA0M hALELA0MEs
BALENORE, April II.
Gov. Hicks was waited upon last night at
bis hotel, BY 9 company Of the Governors
Guard, who informed him that they had
oone % sing the Star spangled Banner with
him.
The Governor expressed pleasure at the
visit and said he was too hoarse to join with
them. but would tell them be was still under
the Stazs and Stripes.
The Star spangled Banner was then sung.
The Governor thanked the visitors fer the
courtesy, and said he hoped the song would
be sung on al fitting occasions, forever. The
Union must be preserved.
A voice-Governor, you have done your
duty 90 far.
Governor-Yss, and I intend to keep do
ing 90.
Voices-Weu stand by you.
Much enthusiasm was manifested.
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RI0RR

CoEOoRD, N. H., April l6.
The State Capital Bank rendered a loan of
$4,000 to the State in aid Of putting down
rebellion.
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PREsKNT %POPULATIoN.

PRESENT POPULATION.
The gtats e rapidly cling ID with population e69,
o25 persons having been addsd sinca 1850 making ne
present population 1sT3ye63, 2 ratio oflN per cant IN
Zen years.
AGRICULTURAL PRoDUCTa
Ths Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater thaR
those ofany other STATE. ne products sent out during
the mast year exceeded / 0 ,oOOt tons. ne wheat crop
q 1s8Oapproaohes s5yooo,ooo bushels, while the corn
crop Yields not less than 40, 900 900 bushels.
KERTuTTY OF THE sOn.
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure such I'M
mediate results for his hbor asupont these prairis soils,
they being composed Of q dsep rich loan, the fertility
Of which, s unsurpassed BY any on the globe.
10 ACTUAL CUITTVATORS
.Sues 1854. De Company kcus sold ], 10000 dcrsL
Esy seH only 20 eetHal eHli1ztoTS, and 0eg rHtraa
ecatafas an ~Gqrsemsut 10 Glfiu1fs- he road hU BEN
eonzbldsd through hess lands a an epns Qe30qoor
600. In 1850 hs population Of 101y-Htne eguEtaa5
through ulhiek Z Passes, icas oalySS5Sgs sired 1hieh49s
293 hare beer added making hs ishds~p opalGion 81,
sol, G0aiB q las pr cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the thrill Of he people, hmay Be
stated that coo, 900 tons Of freight, including 8 600 900
bushels OF grain, and go, 600 barrels % nour were for
Earded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workingmen WI ind the free school
system encouraged by the State and endowed with q
large revenue for the support Of schools. Their Chi
.dren can live IN sight Of the church and schooIhouses,
and grow up with the prosperity Or The leading saten
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from 50 70 SIS per
acre, according 70 Location, quality, 60 nrst class
farming lands sell for about SO 70 SO per acre and
the relative expense q sd5duing prairie land as com
pared With wood land Is II the ratio Of ] 70 10 in favor
q the former. Tie terms u salsfor the bulk q hess
iu be
0NE YEARS HTEEEsT IN ADVANCE
at six per cent per annum, and six Interest notes 81 SIX
per cent, payable respectively in one, two, three, four,
i've and SIX years from date q sale and four notes
for PRINCIPAL payable n -four, I've, slKand seven years
from date ofsales acknowledgement that one-teuh
ofths tract pr6aased shall Be fenced and cultivated,
each and every yeeF, for I'VE years from date olaler
50 that ihe end Of I'VE years ons-haA shall be fenced
and under edltivgti@-
TWENTY PEI GENT. WuLBEDEUCLD
rom the valpaf5h for cash, axceptfh same should Be-
at six dollars pr acre, when tie cash price VIII b. hva
dollars.
prices, and terms Of payment can be haa
OSTER, Land Commissions,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
,ges, and cities situated upon the VII
go, APELETDNsS RAILWAY GUIDE
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MILrTARY ORGANIZATIONS.

hAYhNhA, April II.
Ar Artillery company was organised here to-
night at a public meeting at the town hall.
Capt. Cotter isnoW drilling his company upon
the public square.
Fire work. are being set of. The most intense
feeling prevails. s.
A ride company will be organized here this
week.
The services of both companies are to be i'm
mediately rendered to the Government
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INDIANAPOLIS, April II.
The Bank Of the State Of Indiana has rendered the
Governor all the meney that may Be necessary for
present exigsnciss In furnishing Indiana'G quota Of
Troops to sustain the Government.
The FIRST Regiment Of Indiana Volunteers will
leave here tomorrow for Washington.
Capt. Mller's Company from Lafayette, arrived
bore this r. N.
The Montgomery Guards from OraWfordsville, and
Washington Guards from Madison, will arrive here
tonight.
-Four Companies are now encamped on the State
Fair Grounds. Five or six more Companies will er.
rive tomorrow,
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FOR CnLU1IRrs.

DATroN, April II.
The Dayton Light Guards. Capt. Pease, and the
Montgomery Guards Capt. Hughes, left for Colum.
bus a. this evening. There were $50 men in the
two Companies.
The Letayette Guards, ospt. Distsr, viii leave at
II O'Clock tonight.
Capt. ChildGi Is hllinG up Q Rife Company, which
will begin here tomorrow.
The military fever iB very high here.
Conductor Martin went with the Dayton Light
Guards carrying the Stars and Stripes.
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MAINE P-RRPARING.

AUGUSTA, Ne, April l6.
The Governor has issued q proclamation
convening the Legislature on Monday next
to determine measures in response to the
Presidents call for troops.
Re has received q dispstch from the Sec
rotary Of War stating that Names quota of
troops win be required to rendezvous by the
10th az May.
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MIsCELLANEOUs

We learn that there Is a lnrge number Of vessels
and only await the time when the ice will admit of
their free passage to the upper lakes. Many Of these
are from Oswego and other Lake Ontario ports. The
number lying az Port Maitland is given at one hun
dred and ten, and at Port COlburn thirty. They
will probably proceed on their several destinations
during the present week.
We also learn shat quite a number OF the crews
have been shipped az this port for $50 per month,
aud that the demand Is still active.
The Propeller Sciota, from Goodrich, O W., came
into port this afternoon, with q cargo Of wheat and
-four.
The Propellers Concord and Omar Pasha we're in
the ohing this afternoon, endeayoring TO make their
way in, but the leo having been jammed somewhat
more cOmpactly together by the action Of the late
winds, they were not able to make the harbOr last
RiRht.-BuDal0 Courier.
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GOV. JACKsON's REPLY TO GEN.
CAMERON.

ST. LoUIs, April II.
The State Journal publishes the following re.
ply from Gov. Jackson to Secretary Cameron:
Executive DEPARTMENT MIGsoURI,
jefferson City, April II
Sm-YOur dispatch Of the 18th inst. making q
call on Missouri for four regiments Of men for
immediate service has been received. There can
be, / apprehend, no doubt but these men are In
tended to form a part Of the Presidents army to
max war upon the people of the Seeded States.
Your requsition, in my judgment, is Illegal, IN
constitutional and revolutionary In its object,
inhumRn and diObolical and cannot be complied
with. Not one man will the State of Missouri
furnish TO carry on such an unholy crusade.
[Signedl c.. 4. JACKSON,
GOVernrr of Missouri.
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CUT mEATE-Markst quiet and prices without
change, With small sales al 6N86No shoulder; "a
SIC Tor hams.
BACDN-Market moderately active with sales Of
5000 lbs rough Sides at 80.
HAEN-ini fair demand with moderate business
doing. Sales are 100 bbls at 9K@iOSc..
HgTTER- ls selling 81 lOcalio for Ohio;
AAigc state.
CHEESE-Markst steady at sselOo for Inferior
10 prime.
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FROm 0

MONTGOMERY, April l6.
Gen. Pillow guarantees to raise 0 1000
men in Tennessee in twenty days if Presi-
dent Davis win accept Of them and there is
no doubt but that be win.
Hon. A. q. Stephens in Atlanta, Ca,
last night said that it would require seventy
five times seventy-fVe thousand men 10
intimidate the confederate States and then it
would not be done.
OF the $4,000 troops called out to-day
5000 are from each State except Florida
The number from the State being 1000.
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ENTHUsLAsM IN MICHIGAN,

MICHIGAN CRY, April II.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
last night, in which Democrats and Repub-
licans were a unit for the Constitution and
the Union.
Strong anti-secession resolutions were
adopted, d~enouncing all as traitors whose
voices are not heard unanimous to sustain
the Government.
salutes were fred in honor of the Stars
and Stripes, which were displayed in all
parts Of the city.
A volunteer company was formed imme-
diately. The man who first signed the roll
was one Of our prominent olergymen.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
MoNroorrRy ApriI

-V"NNVNNNA HFIN y
president Davis issued q proclamation inviting
pFiva.eers to make war on Northern commerce
with letters, marque and reprisal. He sDeaks Of
the wrongs Of the past and those now threatening
By those whose enmity Is more implacable be-
cause unprovoked.
he concludes by saying, Under the blessing Of
Divine Providepce We may hope for 3 speedy,
Just ana honorable peace, =
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FR0M NFK TFRsFY-

TRENTON, April Is.
Gov. 0lden, Gen. Stockton and others were
in council to-day, relative to carrying out
the requisition Of the general government.
Orders viii be issued to the Major Gen
erals at the head Of the fonr military divis-
ions Of the State to raise in each division enc
regiment.
Tbs uniformed companies called by law
The active militia in the several divisions
will be first enrolled.
The Pocasset Bank has rendered S25, coo
to the Governor of Rhode Island for military
purposeg.
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FROM VIRGINIA.

NohEoLki April 10.
The excitement continues, and the people
are waiting for further newt from Washing
ton and Richmond
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, April II.
The first company Of volunteers left for
Indianapolis at two O'Clock this P. NJ. They
were escorted to the depot by the Lafayette
Artillery and two companies nearly full, who
will follow IL q few days.
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HONOR no TRUE mAN.

PHILADELPHIA, April II.
salutes are to be fired here in honor Of Gov.
Hicks Of Maryland,
The excitement here is increasing every hour,
and recruiting parties are parading all sections
of the city.
The ladies of this city have resolved to wear 6
rOsette of red, white and blue.
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FROM nRTRnIr.

OIINVILl AEIN Is
General Cass made a speech this morning on the
occasion ofthe Board Of Trade unfurling the Ma
tional Flag over their Rooms. he was strongly In
favor Ofsupporting the Union, the O0nStitLtion and
the Country's Flag, unusr all circumstances. he
said that In a crisis like the present, It ives the { uty
Of every citizen 10 stand By the Government. Oak
land county alone offers to raise one regiment of
Troops-an that Is required by the Federal GoYera-
menf from the entire State.
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-CHARLRSTON ITRAIs.

CHAREEsToN, April II.
Nothing of stirring Importance has occurred
to-day. The prospecto of the secession of Virginia
gives great joy to the people here
Two million eight hundred thousand dollars of
the Confederate State loan has been taken in
Charleston alone. The books will be opened
again tomorrow. The paper is readily taken in
the interior.
heard from Virginia, and great anxiety exists in
rouqanueuce.
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81 FERLNG IN PhILADRLPHrA

The patriotic declaration Of Gov. Hieks for the
Union has hndled great enthusiasm.
The enlistment Tor volunteer d proceeding
rapidly. Five thousand have already been en-
rolled which e more than the quota required
rom Fhladelphia, while the exempt volunteers
~ age are forming reserve guards for the protec-
lnteliBeuct ffcm Harrisburrh stafaa that moro
than ten thousand have elroadv 49, occ-nts5
senator 1ElatnR uO1oun5ed ~ fevor AZ ne.
faining the eoYennelt q 81 hazard.
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TROM PHTLlDRLPHIA.
-
PmApELruA, April Is.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
3. G. Falmouth and L. P. Asmead, form
erly Lieutenants in the United States Navy,
who resigned years ago on account Of enter
iug into other aToeations, though now
wealthy, have rendered their services to the
Secretary Of the Navy, prompted BY love TO
the Union.
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TIRGINIA CONTENTION.
R,ourovp. Auril ls.

The Convention Is still in secret session,
and nothing has t~anspirsd. The current be
lief Is that the ordinance of secession has
passed the Convention.
The Governor EithhOlds his proclamation
until the action Of the Convention Is di-
Eulged.
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MENPHIs, April II.
The Memphis ( Ohio Railroad offers to trans
port troops and munitions free.
The Council has appointed q Military Board,
and appropriated S5O,OO0 to defend the city.
Union flags on steamers have been hauled down
and the cItizens are arming and volunteering.
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HARRmBuRo, April n.
The Governor will convene the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania to morrow.
II q Fumored that the President will order q
fresh lew of troops from this State.
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nIAss nIRRTING.

PAIEzsvILLE, April II.
On short notice, a rousing meeting was
held here last night. Thirty names were
enrolled. Patriotic speeches were made and
strong resolutions adopted.
To-day Union flags have been run up on
the flagstaff in the Paxton sundry buildings
and across Main street.
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FOR THE UNION.
ANDERSON, Ind, April II.

ANDhH9UNI HUI APIH II
Madison county for the Union
Tremendous meeting. All party lines
buried. Forty men have volunteered to-
night.
by eight gentlemen for the families of vol
unteers.
The entire county unite for the defense of
the National Flag.
Two companies will be raised.
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SOUTHERN MEN AND MONEY.

MONTGOMERY, Aprl11.
A gentleman Of this city has taken SIPS 600 of
the Confederate loan at par and paid the amount
in gold.
There will be from 70 900 to 100 900 men in the
field in less than twenty days.
The Governments likely to get large amounts
of money from the European shin builders.
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ANOTHER TRAITOR BRANDED.

WASHINGTON, April II.
The Treasury Department has issued an order
directing that the name Of First Lieutenant Rog-
es be stricken from the roll of the Revenue ser
vice, for having, while in command of the reVs.
nue. cutter Henry Dodge, in violation Of his OH
eial oath and Of his duty to the Government, sur
rendered his vessel 10 Texas
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nFLAWAREA RIGHT.

WnLNuseroN, April1I.
TIE secessionists are oyerawed by the preva-
lent Union sentiment They had planned the
seizure Of Fort Delaware, which was taken pos
session Of by the Government, which defeated
the project.
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RRnM NRW YnRK.

INV IUHAl ApTI II.
The Daily News put out the American Gag
and most Of the crowd started for the New York
Hotel, the headquarters Of Southern visitors. >
The Day Book has drawn in the flag, and q
small crowd Is about their Office, guarded by the
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sTTLL THEY COME.

MARIETTA, O., April II.
The Union feeling here is intense.
The largest meeting ever held in Marietta
is now in progress.
The volunteer company is full, and thou
sands are ready, and are now making propo-
sitions for q Home Guard.
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uIPORPANT QUESTION.

WAsHseroE, April 10.
Il appsars BY a telegram published in the
North Caroline Rough Notes Newspaper of
Monday that Gov. Ellis sent the following
dispatch 70 Capt. Creighton
@Gan you take Fort Macon with your
company"
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UP WITH TH FLAG.

TRENTON, N. j., April II.
Senator Thompson was here today to purchase
q dag to display from his residence. he express
es himself strongly in favor of sustaining the
Government and enforcing the laws
Our Military Board has been in session all the
morning, and orders have been issued for four
regiments.
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I-SDIANAPOLIs, April II.
Gov. Morton has called an extra session of the
Legislature on the oath inst.
BRAZIL, Ind. April II.
There Is great excitement here. Thirty four
guns were fired to-day, and a volunteer company
will be ready to offer their services In a few days.
Party feeling is entirely ignored.
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MILITARY EXCITEMENT.

R~IcANOSD, Ind, April 16.
The excitement is increasing here. Companies
are drilling ali day.
All the manufacturing establishments are clos
ed on account of men volunteering. Bands Of
music are parading the streets.
Two companies are organized and start for In
dinnnnnlia to mnrroW.