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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18
Palmetto Flag Mob in PHILADELPHIA.

AHiHcttO rag MOD III IhlIhuelphl"'
PHILADELPHIA, April l5--There is still
much excitement about the Palmetto flag
affair. The whole square is blocked up
with people. The Mayor and police have
possession of the building.
A large American flag is suspended
across the street. Some damage has been
done to the interior Of the Office by the
mob. 1t would have been entirely torn
out but for the interference of the Mayor.
The following is the speech that was
made byMayor Henry 10 the excited mob,
which threatened the Palmetto Flag
Building this morning:
Fellow counlrymen: BY the grace Of
Almight God, treason shall never rear its
head or have a footho!d in Philadelphia.
Immense cheering | call upon you as
American citizens to stand by your flag
and protect it at all hazards. at the poiut
of the bayonet if necessary, but in doing
so, remember the rights due your fellow
citiz-ns and their private property. I'M
mense cheering ...,,...,
That flag was an emblem Of the Gov
crnment, and | call on all good citizens
who love their country and its flag, tC
testify their loyalty by going to their re
spective places of abode, leaving to lk'
const tuted authorities OF the city th'
task Of protecting the peace and prevent
ing every act which could be constructed
into treason 10 their country.
The Mayor then raised the Stars an'
Stripes.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

BALTIMORE, April l4-The Union feel
ing in this city has been unm!stakably dis
played since Friday. Mcn-with eockades
and secession embIems have been chased
by crowds and protected by the police,
The bark Fenshaw hoisted a secession
flag today, and crowd compelled boy
ON the vessel to take il down.
The Captain afterwards rehoIs!od it, and
it required detachment Of thirty police
to protect it from the peopl'.
The indignation is intense. All the
other vessels il port hoaled the Amerl'
con Aag.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

BODIES WANTED, Mr.. Yalandigham,
who puts himself or the bills as Wes.
ternment fire eater, is one Of his perform
ances in Congress declared that the troops
of the North would have to march over
his and various other dead bodies, If they
went to defend the Government against
secession. There is jnst now demand
for those dead bodies. The people of
Dayton were looking for Mr.. ValIandig-
ham the other night; but instead of pa
wing the road with his dead body he seems
to have had nice regard for his preserv-
alton. The Con(ede'ates will be disap.
pointed in the Western fire eater. Mr..
Vallindgham's resolution seems to have
been better adapted 10 paving way pro-
verbally paved with resolutions, than to
paving the road to the South with HE
drfunct body.--Cm Gazette.
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FROM Columbus.

COLUMBUS, April ii, 1861.
The news from Charleston last night
created intense excitement in this city,
Gov. Denuison telegraphel TO the War
Department yesterday. but received no
answer.
1t is stated that lie has since ordered
ex-Attorney General Walcott, who is
now in New York, 10 repair to Washing
ton Immediately.
The members of lhs Legislature pro-
pose To Immediately make an arpropra.
ton of 81, 900, 900, and it is believed that
the entire amount will be taken by Ohio
capitalists.
A messenger from Washington TO
Springfield, Ill is now stopping. in this
city. g.,
The Fact newspaper (Brcckiurilge
Dem had strong editorial in its issue
ofS saturday night, in favor OF making
short wor with the Southern rebels.
. i.. w. D. B.
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ago TO try your valuable Hair Restorative for the
purpose ~ cleansing my head Of dandrun had SUI
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MILITARY MOVEMENT ATCoLUM.
BUS.

COLUMBUS. April 16.-Presldent Lorii
Andrews, Of Kenyon College, tenders
the service of a company, and proposes TO
take tho field himself. This distinguished
gentleman was the FIRST in OHIO 10 offer
his services, three months ago. Lieut..
Poe Of the Typographical Engineers. a
native OF Ohio. has come here ON De-
troit to assist in the organization and con =
cenlration Of the troops here Tu.mor-
row night there will be one full regimen,
at least on its way TO Washington.
Gov. DeLnisod has telsgraphed TO Sec.
retary Cameron, Offering TO make up Ken.
tucky's quota from Ohio, fur regiments
more.
Mr.. ScIlrich The Demo rats leader in
the Senate, goes into ssrv e as Briga.
dier General. Major Parro! takes the
field at once.
Mr. Brown Of miami rendered his resig
nation 10 day. to 90 home to raise com.
pany. The Governor refused to accept
the resignation.
The Videus and Fenc bles o. this city
filed thsir rauks to onight, and are ready
to march.
Capt Dister of Dayton says he will be
ready in the morning for orders.
Gen. Garrison of Hamilton says he can
send seventy five men tomorrow.
Gen. Carington telegraphed to Ports
mouth, when can your Company come?
lie was answered, al once, we take til,
first boat for Cincinnati
Mr.. Newman was the only Senator wht
voted against the war bill from that dis
trct.
Most Of the Democrats arc likely t
vote for the war bill tomorrow. The.
agreed on nothing specific to night a
their caucus.
Company D Of this city has just ten
dered lis services. This makes tie fourt
from Columbus. AGATE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

WAsnINGroN, April l4,-Sonator Doug,
las called on the President tonight, and
had an interesting conversation on the
present condition of the country.
Tie substance of it was, on the part OF
Mr.. Douglas, that while he was unaltera
bly, opposed to tile Administration on al
its political issues. he was prepared 10
sustainthe President in the exercise of
all his constitutional functions tn preserve
the Union, maintain the Government and
defend the Federal Capital.
Firm policy and prompt action were
necessary. The Capital and all our
country is'ih danger, and must be pro-
tected at all hazards and at any expense o.
men and money. He spoke Of the pres
ent and future, without reference to the
past. Mr.. Lincoln was very much graft
| fed with the interview.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18
Excitement in Lancaster.

The news that hostili,ies had commenc-
ed, that Fort Sumter had been attacked
and surrendered, that President Lincoln
had issued his proclamation for 10000
troops, and that JEFF Davis would march
upon Washington with 10000 armed
men, following each other in rapid success
sion have set our citizens wild with cx-
ment. The spirit of patriotism and war IS
abroad in our midst. Tie hatchct Of par
tizan warfare is buried and the sword of
the Union drawn forth in the country's
defense. But one sentiment-"our coun-
try"-prevails, and men of all parties are
ready and willing to rally to its support
On Tuesday our military were ordered
to report themselves at Columbus. Tues
day evening they were in arms ready to
obey the call.
Tuesday night a large and enthusiastic
citizens meeting was eld. Volunteers
enlisted and $1,000 wero contributed by
the citizens for the benefit Of the families
of those who obeyed their conntry's call
Yesterday from dawn till 2. NJ, at
which time the company left for Colum-
bus via GAINESVILLE, the military paraded
the streets, the STARS and stripes floating
proudly above them to the music OF the
Union. The enthusiasm was unbounded
More than 5000 persons, men, women
and children assembled in the streets and
the public square, soon after dinner,%here
they remained, anxiousy awaiting the
movement of Capt. Stafford's company to
the depot. At about 4 o'clock the COM
pany made its appearance, and to the
astonishment Of all, the number OF prl-
Yates had been creascd to something
over one hundred. The company was
formed into line on Broadway, and was
escorted to the depot by an immense
throng of citizens, led by the Lancaster
Brass Band. Thu scene at the depot was
affecting. The time for parting had ar
rived. Husbands. brothers, sons and
"sweethearts'' must leave, perhaps never
TO return. At about o'clock, after q
great many fond "farewclls," the sigma
mall aboard" was given, and the train
was soon in the distance Three cheers
for Old Fairfield. She has done ncbly
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o. J. WOOD, ESQ.,, Dear slrt-AiloT me the pleas.
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there was not gray hair 10 be found neither hashere
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The telegraph report. that Maryland
will furnish her quo'a of troops to de-
(cnd the Government Situated as Ma.
ryland is, between the great body Of the
nation and the Capital, the only safe
course for her is to re ain Loyal to the
Government. Otherwise she must neces E
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to respond TO the call for troops will bo
received as a sign that she will not be
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Later rom chnrle.,nn.

CHARLEsToN, April I5.-The alarm
was giycs last night and early this morn.
ing BY heavy booming Of guns to sea-
ward. At first il WAS thought an a.
tempt was making by the federal troops
to lsnd at StOno. bul | learn from par
ties thence that the supposition wa, in.
correct
The Isabel is taking IN provisions.
More engines have been sent to Sum.
ter. The fire Las teen ex'ingui,bed. but
II is necessary 10 cool Of tie magazlae.
These are very hot and they are afraid 10
open Them lest they expIote by venti-
laIion, 100 barrels OF powdcr are yet
10 the magazine
general order oi Gen. BeauregarJ
Was issued on uad4y 10 III. C,nfs lera,e
troops He orders that Major Anderson
be allowed to evacua'e on tie .ans terms
he asked before the surrender, Gen
Beauregard compliments the troops Of lhe
Confederacy for their bravery for tie
brilliant su,"ess which attended the hard
ships and p'ivations in reducing the
strong hold ~ the hafbor.
A salute was fired wien Major Anderson
left the Isa'5I to 90 aboard the Baltic
His command are on their way home
Captain Foster sent note to the city, ad
dressed to his wife, saying he woal NEE
her IN New York on Thursday. There
are many small boats, which remain will
the h-e; outside. All have nuffl.d oar
and oar locks.
Great curiosity IS manifested to know
how the horses on board will b. used.
The fort is occupied by two companie
The Palmetto Guards and Capt Halo
ways company. There is no officer 0
high Grate in charge Major Riple,
will probably be stationed rher..
Wofkmen are hucy cleaning away tn
wreck of the urnt quarters a. Sumter.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18
Lincolns Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, April 14.--Thc Presi-
dents Proclamation says
WHEREAS. The laws Of the United States
have been, and are now, opposed in sever
al States, by combinations too powerful
to be suppressed in tho ordinary way; l.,
therefore, call forth the militia of the
several States Of tho Union the aggregate
number Of 10000, to suppress said
combination and execute the laws.
| appeal to loyal citizens to facilitate
this effort to maintain the laws, the
integrity of the National Union, the per-
petmty of popular governments, and to
redress wrongs that have long. bcsn en-
dured.
The FIST service assigned to the forces
will be to repossess the forts, places and
property that have been seized from the
Union. The utmost care will be taken
consistent with the object, to avoid de-
vastatidm and destruction, or interference
with the property Of peaceful citizens in
any part Of the country; and hereby
command persons comprising the ofore
said combinations to disperse wlthi'
twenty days from date.
hereby convene both Houses Of Con
gress for the fourth of July next, to dc
termine upon measures which the pub
lie safety and interest demand, (Signed.
ABRAHAM LINZ OLN resident
i By w. II. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

Ey-The Hon. Andrew Jackson Ham
ilton; late Representative in Congress
Fl ON Texas, has been elected State Scna'
tor in the Austin District. Hamilton is a
Union man, and made a speech, the 9th.
or day. that the lanaJical paper styled
"AbOIilion., lie is supporter Of Cen
Houston and the open enemyofthe Mont
gomery usurpalion.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

DG5H We would inform our readers that
Mrs. Crowl, on the corner of Main and
Columbus streets, has just received her
spring stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods
to which SIZE invites the attention Of the
ladies. Call and examine her spring
styles.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18
FROM SAN DOMINGO.

New YORK, April l4-Advices from
San Domingo say the surrender OF the Re-
public to Spain took the people by sur
prise, and it was hinted there will be a
bloody rctribution. The English and
French Cohsuis protested and struck their
flags. Up 10 the 22d, our representative
made no move.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

Rg- The Wheeling Intelligencer, of
yesterday, says that volunteering was go
ing on actively in Western Virginia, and
that the U. s. Government is prepared 20
distribute arms direct from Harper's Fer
ry arsenal, to such as were ready to en-
roll themselves into Union organizations
and take the oath Of fidelity.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

PRoT. Woop's HAIR REsTnRArtvE.-In another COL
una will befouDd advertisements OF this we'll known
and excellent preparation for restoring gray hair to its
original color The Hair Restorative also euta-
neOns eruPions, aud prevents tie hair falling Oh. We
have seen many authentic testimonials in proof OF
these assertions. some OF which are from gentlemen
whom we have known for many years as persons OF
the most reliable character. Don't dye til you have
tried this Restorative--Boston Olive Branch.
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re" The Administration is calling
troops into Washington by the thousand.
There is no doubt but AZ; imperious neces-
sity demands this action, Steps heve not
been taken a moment too soon COR the
safety of the Federal Capital. Take care
Of Washington and Harper's Ferry.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

Eg There are but three papers in
Ohio that are l,boring to place obstacles
in the way Of the Administration at this
crisis, and whose sympathies are obvi'
ously with the seaeders. We reicr IT, the
Ohio Statesman, Dayton Empire and the
Ohio Eagle.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

WcoD's HLrR RRsToR alive -Unlike most specifics,
this is proved, by uniDpeachabe evidence, TO pos
great efficacy rescrer Of the hair to its prm
tive vig"r. Where the head had become almost
bald because Of s.kpess the use of this article has
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Its Ingredients are such as 10 ehectualy eradicate
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remedy and its effects only be beneficial as the
compound, If 1t does not cause manifest improve
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April 90, 1856.
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wnop's Han REsrnR ITIvR has acquired reputs-
on from actual test and experiment which cannot be
enhanced by newspaper puHs. In our awn vicinity 1t
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

EgThe reasonable publications Of tho
Ohio Eagle are scorned and despised by
the loyal citizens of Old Fairfield. That
paper will have to change its tone or loose
its prestige.
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PEACE Or WAR!

Tie names Of all who may wish to vol.
unteer as MINUTE MEN, to hold themselves
in readiness 10 march at n days notice,
in case the Government makes further
call for Volunteers, can bs left at the
Store of F. j. Boving.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, April 16.-'rhe bark Manhat-
tan, which arrived here from Savannah.
had Secession flag hoisted. A crowd
proceeded 10 the wharf. and compelled
Capt. Davis to take it down and hoist the
stars and stripes.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18
THREE CHEERS FOR OLD
VIRGINIA.

We are indebted TO Ceph Startling tor
the following telegram received late last
evening;
APRIL 17th.
The Virginia Convention has refused
the Secession Ordinance by i majority
Hurrah for Virginia!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

EMPLOYMENT. THE Eric Sewing Machine Compa-
ny viii furnish employmentto 10 few active men 10
act as Agents for them. A preference Will be gwen
to those well acquainted in the district for which ihey
apply, for which service they are willing To- glNe
commissions or pay salary of 800 to 200 dollars per
year and expenses. For particulars, address hr,'
Scuinr Machine Company, K. JAMES, General Agent,
Milan, Ohio.
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Woop's HAIR REsroR We are not In the hab.
Il Of fpuGng every new discovery, for in nine cases
out or they quack nostrums, but we take great
pleasure in Recommending Professor WOODS aTucle
10 all whose hair is falling OF turning gray. Our
we'll known contributor, Finley johnson. Esq, has
experienced the benefit Of its app cation, and joins
with usn speaking OF its virtues. Let all try IL. aud,
bald heads will be rare snow In summer.-Balu-
more Patriot.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18

Eg The "prominent Ohio Democrat
who telcgraphol to the President thht if
he held Fort Sumter tho Democrats of
Ohio would sustain bin, was. as We learn
Hon. David Todd.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-18
FROM MASSACHUSETTS,,

LAWRENCE Mass, April l5.-Our city
government this morning appropriated
SIS 600 for the beneG. Of he families Of
those who have volunteered TO defend the
country's (lar.