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SOCIETY NOTICES.

fouoe A r. A. A Ba.ser P.a-e To be
pest ito 'Preut CO foys' Loge M "a
No ne. oo' nor Of sea- 4 a, sh sv. Tn. m. m srs
o. ,bo,e bcss .nd tbs orr. 1, g'osiA, s'e re-
SAULpIRLD. Worthy M.sbr, kOBEhT q Irwin,
RE Sec afp Els. "
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SAVINGS BANKs.
OFFICIAL AND LKaAL,

STATE OF NEW YORK,
~ Asst Quart rni-ssr. Owl Depart nent,
81 Walker str,sst,
NesY RI, July IA, 1881
All daily an 'hor,s~d claims ssaiait the N, v sV
Qusttrrnsstar'. Dep.r'ipsut At tnts danst must b.
pSSreoted AT OhCk st this ntiica for tett ement
4. ARrIUR
- rngice%r In 0hief and
ss2 shhTN'12o Aodns Ass'. o srterm sstar Gen.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

IoTHL IODGIsGS, CHAN. CoMFOH
Ikb' sinlle de for ~ G. night, OF ~ weak
I.sL Al All :, urG tpen AL eighs stcAnEsn ant
Ahet wiz ard ~, q eouVssie p!ao 70 top A.
LulgGi.I
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pPLoYsrT-rus r-...-.


APPRsN ICES TO drre shinE.' a Atlantic ., Pkir
BUTT N h-ls makers . hpi.bers. OF ray ard. rp.,,
~ god Slsspsrs wAntod, 80 Liberty a. up ,t,irs,
WIS ahai On p,n6 pee. NAV 81 10 ,ery.
anal o 40 s'ns Wt,hus "A a., bcI So ,ua. az
HAN1)Sou h."d msohire shuts, Is ~ Cannon
hAVhlNr 'hrthsn's vsnt q. NyT sixth ave-
NpN s'irt o ets "a ted, a. 90 Fu'oos - ~
oPsk srur q "a s,nri's ssnasl ,hi'tr, CT Eidr,dss
OPERATORS osuiuE nSchinc-. at 40 alvin 40 .,
Orh"A'OR 18th m,ehi, a, 10 oh a.. In III. :, or I.
DICTATOR yates, at 7 soos,vst It, MACK.
eAhT T. on a. isber "a, ted, st o. riiE ,bsth 4.
0L.lN tewars waited. 1t 90 paiapcsys. 10
rslLps'gSss o, pTts, O. senh ist u, wns sh
tOs2g RE on ne ditwo'k at "a v~e,,t "a
5JfI"lJuP . 0fpTt- alta Cb.ttan 9Th foo.
So LADIES wanted. A. l9i Atlantic a., shIyu a.
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LA0KsMIrH that ess shcc-Hamil,on. Yon, en-. 2
COY In hoop shirs fset'rg ~ Fu't W st. Brookl n
COY TO taks osre of boree, at Of B,xtl.s. 30
bots waited; s.i'ry SEQ hrvt year, q, ~ L.isbt II
dOhss, WAGON - Arues., 1t Is aoosevet H. 2O,i
TtiFoaAfH wire gal s9ir r. Sil west e6rh a.,
rAIloRs 3, work on ra H., GI,X go-e,eit,L
WArrEs and boy vsnt'd, 1bf Co uault At.
WsIrss n boy n oocu oy.ters, sts rcurth aie.
III rosfe'S at TEprS 3 ' 1t Broadway. 81
CLsRkH for srocs ~ Eore--T Chatham BlnAru
sBRAkHasasN-.p-y uisti,.zs squsrs. IL
sN'sTHEr fof ssors--kpp6 tp.sn-n s--srs.
sSN for ste.m-,s apsly ub.tham sguAa
lol ssN on am b-ogans. AZ sst Hs.t 18th 81
100 MEN IN my shoes. es " is.ht tear. 10,
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PERSONAL NspTuCss-

DOY LoSr1N HOBoKEN ON SUNDAY
,n,ypsaye ripg Ipgc.s s., coy yesr 20, usned
Il" t'r. ~ cp, hais gu Ieht nv inin Us
= a. bin vi he 'hs kfsr rrreived Nv n aiii,c 70
80 mo h ?. hAtf McisFrnY, ~ r'h ave 80
TIL Is ~ NO IFY ALL PRS )<s FROM
- RI rug M Wifr, nm GtlIRD, or tru. ~ ,g
h'rcI my eooou't, - wi rot b. rei, ,u.'b q TO-
sny de- r. she WAY coptrsc ct havi Jeff bod aud
'b.td without cause JlMn8 kcGIIIRF, his a
pak auql A. ia
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The s,e.n tug Ashil % lsf lac, s-shipN Cor
iINn p'sn R,sds 70 Tow shs ship Far WinA - -.
pott Bne ass steam pump Ca board.
BALrSoRn Aus 1.-THE ship Pal, wlnd = -
IN cot md siak. A kapg Of men ave hann
On, dS~nS puy p . ke.p hsr fres three sSs-
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ScHooL p sTrvAL The German school Il
the 10 Wnd, bad a .ptc-oic y,sterds.. In
Hamilton Park. Ths affair vas very 50 liable
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NRAa. ssaTATR.

EARM FOR SALE- ONE OF rHG B15r
Is. {, tbs ststs 70 ''ote niir, oh.ap
farm ~ no or o. ne es, W miles {. IN 60 cay n
TOYS LA d; cav ~ aoce s. ~i'hin q mi Of be
Sou, q and iteSu boa al ~; so hsr1. coz
III aver OF fruit IN tire premise. go
Z, bEN DERsOS. Noitbp At, l. l., - JHES-
IFkSOH CO o. proad say, or tbs o s-or - th
b, tiastory, SO III RI ava 10
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E1AMBEd WORK, WANTED A
~ s,'pation by q nv pe o,Ab Germs. s'rl. who
pssks w. = In, u d. a.sm wort ard take ca p
~ =, dr. .sn elve Nh bs, OF rtftre. CO. Cali at
~ Tel -. 10 tNerN f"t
LOU JAKESPEh GA kssPEC ABLG
81. os woman "a = t1Aion .. no ~ kee, r
70 Shower o. bachelor. or d gene raj hous work
~ rua ! - miy ~ good cox and sssrar and
ir' - sppig 'or 2 dAs,, IT 1875 Cou.t ~, pea
smI'F, BIO kyr. iUI
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IFE con d AL-FEMALBS Of ALL
~ S.es who are .ufierins IRON iH~sro " AkseSs,
- OF ApprttSs. gensra p-ostrAtioD q the system,
"a AID v uld oil In -eOswed health aud strength.
hJnld maze trial CT DI. ANDKRtONB
FEMALE LIFE coRDIAL.
srthers ~ho have oAnshters Of a ,eak and rsryous
.,lsdtution, shou 4 gos bottle Of his e1cellsna
sTRENG lIIENGSG codPoUnD,
,Idlet theu, tai, H. It's he best coreetor Of this
FINALE SYSTEM
yer uroduoad For all tho.s distressing 90 apl .tnts
IN winch fem Alss are oftsD tr ub ID, especially
Il eertlln Pc ioas, II has no equal
TRY IT ALL wJO ARE AFFICTKh
IA IKE buudreds Who are no efJoyirs good eoAlit
90 IL mrl 0se, 20 sou will h. y caV be tsken A,
4 trp,s WITH perfect ss'ctY, and Il toSaY 'eSoia AZ
7let Gus Of pnisJp9nr aruas PFC, ~ per ",
eel titles for - II sstsblisboo agrney for tne
~ d st,ies = u - south second Z. silh .ses.
% ~ sod ca De had IN ssW York a. VI NiSnu
p. egpT Alleo cd Stanton "a. corner II ,uston
LraFA 40 AVE. ID ud also II the snaE Of Second
enus snd sob a In Brooklyn. a. Tie corner d
Iv-ts snl "tpokS~ ave. VS. fAse-S@
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ORANGE COUNTY MILK.
" Warranted Pur1
pakers- uroosu and baloona euppttee N
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For SALE OR LET. q

A TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING 6l
IA fest y %, with : lots, suitable for lager bee
saoon, boarding house aud garden, also tur hctp-
y. Apply h. PRETLOvE, River street, Brooklyn
opposite The Flushing Ave. Railroad depot. anso .
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PU@s4HO aNgE1TAI~wK~Ts
PARNUM AMERICAN MUSEUM


A RrIPICIAL TEETH INSERTED FOR
n the vest po.sibs ps!es testh q ''d With "a,
18th extracted sitNcut patti, as BY Dr. j. 3
CONWAY, loo East 40 81, BIT. "a srd I'd ave
AuaO a4ac'lO4
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Jun CbOLERIaE MIXrURE = rae
very bat aTdole Z, Z DI al zoe a, Dl SEN
BRv, 0LIO. UHOLBR MoR5Ua ard u 'e.'
escJ 70 1000 ns4s II the boWris, ever lot
isIIhfeA o. q az AentsTy ere ven pievo' ~ -
atssDt, A. every oDs ,kouia At o co Rfecare = p
sOf ne San Chols Ire BeSsSy, ase tsse y g
he criKInAI recips ia 1IirbsA 10 ths Bun for some
.ars ps.i, ana cas- b. ssfely relied on - . sur.
uI.. PIioa enIo. Fot sAie ~ " SCUM ,eS "a
', WbliATalbu gh, Aulo b~1-
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A K MY EXPIRES SIS

gEED ALL MONEY AND PACKAGE
u SOLDIERs BIZ aARsDhNS ExPRsss.
"a BROADWAY, Al THEY GAVE TTn
u. o. GUvEhuussT PERMlSsIoB n
TOEpARD TO THE ARMY az FORI
KISS MOSR.k wAshLnGrON, ABD
ILL OTHER POINJB FOB HAI.F RArEH
rHEIE EXPRESS III TIE OLDEST IN
CaE UsITED STArEH.
THEIR GREAT KAsrEBr AND PHILk-
OELPHA EXPRRSSEs BENT AZ FUR-
1ERLY. y20 94atsI07
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STEAMBOATS,.

(NONEY ISLAND FERRY - LANDS AT
~ FORT HAMILTON.
1.,-.. wTT,Ei,iEi,, p ,yts.sai
sprns,t Al o., i1%, . 81.
f. BY :y \ s !, *, 1, ~
Pare, with re'urn tic eo, 50 cents. sulo 1870
NIoREING LINE TO PEEKSGILL-TaE
INl AUROR Ieay Jay -. ple every mprn az
tsA.B. IAbds At Vest 10th Sst Son 81 Y ~
.rE. Hsve,s 'sw. GrOss Poi1t snd yarplank,s.
Rs'urnins, leaves Peskakill At2 =. NJ auto 2aAo'
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AUCrnou EssrHUSN.

q $500
ON Ahr
---------
A SIlun nOrlC.,CRoUkskI AND
a., a - ras'dsv L,S,,t ao.h - ~ NJ N &c
Sssfi n, az, stScsD \, I,,. ~ w. c,,cs' ~ 81.
To- a. " wv NV '''' ~" a. S~ S 81 'Sr1f''''
| ,,tog .. ,,,,1.,,-,,--- : 80
| A I SIlOS SAbE-HOCSEHObDf FUR "
49, * ss - 70 drs g - 9 ssss, y
a.; sls ,ba,eI, nj aSd 4 eAei fu-oilnrr. 10
-----------------------
e 49,. ,s,s 'sapl sAD \,
i,,iltn,si. a. H.. INC nv ,.s,. =
fTyes, sch .gSeuap . c;sy sios Sse,siq I'D .!
~ !. G,.'' d., so0s'' h'op 'lG cA;.in:1c.. s
AUcrIos N1r1cE I.pcr s.r
a W. ~ - ,or = LAhuE a
Ssl et 81 e, 'S I, 4 Gs. S,s ~. 9:.is q
", .te' &C. Bidding earp'tins' ae $50,
ssIesrE's s,LE-AN CeIsraIAp
"a sue i,g,sss; Wy .el, on wcia .dsv. Si.,, =,
80 az .sa,ss srrts istgs 80 sxtin-
spr,d h, i@pse o'rse, o, a., .ud Pn., sc.
1900 Inn ,,d, bNt A,tg ie, Ta,stae
lot "h po''i''"'i be ''ld without ros"rv' iSo
,,-,,,.,., .,-,.,,,,, :. ,--.--.- -
wi 20, ~. :. S Sctt. =, S ,o, ~ suC 20,
aver,s P,sce, re1 6tn sveSuA . Z ., seasr.,
SSs S,SSSfe GGSss .. SsS SaSr.
y. d. v.h',a'a n.t,r,-s-, bsdils, esrSsts,
CoNsrABLR's SALE-BY vIR ,Ue ~
San eN4 utio , ~ ten tht,dtv, u tnb,,. ,uo
a Il oSs s t r:s On SaSg y ~ t on, "a
mess ofs'rt hs 'sss. TAO Al oujafVi. Coz,
,'sb'e
CUT CkNbSRI, MONDAY, .Utusr =.
~ 1851, gill ~ osi- IubJio auction OF iois, sic
ust ~ .ut % e. - saH W., clmneuc, y
pas IL vittIl,sa ai.,-,e,' VS. l-,@ 'nc We
s.S OF RI. o. =. ii b, 90 nsi 70 s' ~
----------------
r ii H.. d SunLS o.loa A 4, 3c ,s
0u-e1u., be- 8 uada, cs.i tAh Is. 20 "a .ofAb,ds
pytSo ,,sdr rs e. wS.drr,.s' cut nv S.r',
~ sssrr. IL hen fufn,,o r,, &c. ri
MoKIGAGS SsLh. join I; sOCiilN
W t.s,siesio' N z, Wet Brosss.t, tot, dag. -
s,ss &C.. Gss MsrTs' , .,,o, ss" e.,
sor's,s.s. 20
n.wsBN0yVV'S -.IE ,F.I70.y
-, ~, ~ SO ~, 49,, ',, :" ~ owl
/ lag " 'eh = s.ls. a a & 9. t,s'e. ofis
VI uti n w r, .-s'n ns"t' w : ur' IS
~, o. sie "eonosnAT' oruef IL 10
MIN, Vi M.a"ou" bs
----------
Il DAWN BROKRR'S SALE-THIJ DAY BY
/ arg - or m,nt o. NJ ed -n.ed piedg -, p-is,
t. = 60 II eks, IN to, b'aniee .. "a cot, sh,sls
srd WITH vMet" OF Lther trtoioe. JAOOH L.
tbll.I IFS, Ob CAthAines
Il DAWHBROKhR'H SNLE-A. NJ. Girls Ga 70
Il Lar Anc,, ,ueer "a Bovps-v wiz selt mi. d,v
1t,b INF =, iOL eel ck iot Of ,ye.,ins apesr
L N,he'gSe'tv tiivtT wee, t,Ns, Nv ;, fork Z.
60 a.. ono nan OF aaF Pipes nv opdsr a
L ETFR Ne ABE fawuhroker IsT
| *, n ~ ~ Aoe Iiv ~ '5.a
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TO LET.

APigTMFNrS To LET-NICE APARr-
hmenp ut rs Downing a., near N dford, At 4 ; tod
~ also at 81 viii b- put In u'oa "-der so 2
0oos 81 40 ~ ay. at - also 10 ~ n.rt OF cot.
VILCOy. ore A9 T urth .v. ~
uOUSE TO LET OR LEASE A NV
L ,tOry hicS house, v N 'eae o. : Yea NJ ely I
We o. rent cheap sntsbl ior Any HAD o. w,rksh 70
pply for ZEE dAys, at u BSst 81 a bet; Ave-
DOUMS 10 lEr-4 Rooms Uh Tue
~ 10 tn-eUt cor oil lat av 'Gd 10Th 81; ,,nt 50 =
" orth Pos . ioa Immediately. I'M ire Of
5CHWA 3TOH Grand o.. 10
SIOkE 10 LKC--TO PuUMBER5-rd
, ,tor No. D v tIt ll'h street Near oToss wav, 70
tat q low rent. a go stsn for Ihs buslna... -
Itqni.t At the IIemses or at No. 90 Thru Gyenu-
she. u'c'Cek Au2O Si4s
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RRNERAy, NOTIFIES.

HsIlowuy's ~ IL -Bvery m ~ may ne bi
own eec'et " be o. 'iss WITH i'm boz Ct tnss
fazaou, pills, only IS eta. los
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NDAustpg

Bos RI for isdl,s q sept., at 80 airs II. ip.s
soSBD or 'esi room for shosmsksr-L asa rsnai.iI4
Bn1sD. ss-ss % ant wife essap,ilsSsd.cui 1914
BoArD for gents or yousE ladies, lCt n idss.
toABD ~ . trivAts {. mi y, az ws-t Atth It. 81
looms with or ~lth on, board, OF Mour st. f0,2
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GIRL for homework. wages 90 'is L.rov Place
OIL 10 s.sist In h.u"vo'k, att q Seoopd ave,
OisJ 70 % h"u,sw'r RI. Walking. &C at 81 1th eve
SMALL Pr otestsnt girl 70, homework Az Ot,nds
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q OR b A O n . "a sAIB %
~ aAaWAo1unEas %
TRUNKS, VALISEs, CARPET BAGS 40,
~. , NARREn srBEln, and 90 BROADWAY,
cxynmaSE.
lW MAnxss sxAuS. esMAAn.. a L
fstshias ~ uva whslssais pxisss iurias he i Ss,
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QArK B0OK LOST-No. 21G,0,s OF ImE
- b, eek Street ss' ings Bank. Tho daoer wDI
peas leave Il At the B,nk. II
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oSco ih1 Ora ~ vii a-ll th day, Tds.dAF,
Jug vlhn At lOp clOo.. ~ the IyAts Ta-idencs Ia
R0-r Il h ,ouse 'aet & Vytre ava, ths urO'-
'bIo ~ ,sid bO 81 nsiUi Of cos wA1i rior ~ T.,
arhi- top Q. t. tsbl -, "a y bu al IpkiIg
a'~s, m.h gsur black al, u' apd 9th y bel t,sd
= u e'ak d'nirg rom auit OF oidt1, tapss'ry u
al AID otusI "a pts b g., be- dnE, rag roous
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mTuArIop wAsYD ~ MALE. :

- hr'msn ct ho'seshociuz- > N, boz SO suo.
Ah'ght Po'ts- IN store Y. W. ". box ss4 Snn.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS

~s tab'e a.siv.o - ou@v>sisun q ~ no
bard s.les saoh osy -
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25

The reception of our troops in Balti
more shows ~hat Mr. Lincoln woald proba'
bly, have received, had he gone tn ough there
with his suit,
The Louisville Journal confesses that
never in any country did the banking insdtu'
tons contribute so promptly and abuudanly
for the support OF war as the banks OF the
East and North are now doing, Nothing
could be stronger evident of a fearfnlly arous'
ed spirit among the people
We understand that Gen Rufus King Of
Wisconsin, recently appointed Resident Minis
ter at Rome has asked leave of absence from
his post, in order to take command of his re-
giment and serve the country in the field
against domestic traitors,
/ About $500. .u00, 900 have already beer
rendered by the free States for war purposes
( William b Astor offered to give the gov
ernmea four millions or loan il ten millions,
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An Act.


Further regulate and prescribe the duties of Township
Assessors and County Auditors
SECTION |. " eucea By tbr Gwcrai Assnthy of h'
State ef Oio Inat the of each township, town
waId. shall at the tmc of taking list OF chacl pro-
perty far taxation ia each voar take an enumeration o
all deaf and dumb blind insane ordioc persons, whose
usual place of residence shall be in any family, Jail or
mRrmary in his township town, war on the day pre-
ccdiug the second Monday ot April together with their
names in Mhcir age aud durahlity~ at their muencSS,
blindness insanity idocv. and shall make out list of
said deaf and dumb blind, insane and idiotc persons,
and the names of their parens guardians and poSto
flee address, designating those of each class and return
the to the auditor OF his county; or ocore the
third Monday OF May in the Same year.
Sgc 3 That It shah be the duty ttho auditor of each
county to furnish 10 each assessor Of township town
ward in his county such blanks may he necessary
for the aforesaid curmcraon and rs possible
make and forward to the auditor of state list of all
the deaf and dumh, blind insane and tutc persons,
with The names AMI post oiee addvss OF their parents
or guardians in said county.
Sac ,. rhG. any auditor Of county, any assessor
OF township. town or ward, who shall neglect or rNtS,
Ia perform any OF the duties required of him by this ac
shall Nr(u and pay for every such oitGnSe sum nn
exceeding one hundred dollars Which fines or penalties
imposed 10y this section bl reCoy2vsd by action IN
the nalno and for the use OF the county.
SEc, e. This act Shall take eject aHi be- in orc2 irn
| and attor Ns passage. En-, \. PARRorr,
1 S'euker pro ha. q ae HoaSf q Representatives,
! JAMS MONROE,
President pro Bpj, Of de- NHUit
Passed March 20, 1861, 'DWration ((
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Cleveland Correspondepcc.

CtpvFtANn Anril 18th. 1891.
n al, .A,za t,,. a. ~ ~ ~. - .,...,., 60.
"H I'uon '--hsNlnB "oupseo 'n'' gou sn"uN teai
from me should anything important treuspIe In the For
cs, Cty avail uvseif of the crescent opportny In give
az - ,ho rs.aor, ~ 49, ,or. -, 49, - ~ g.,
pe ,1 " 'u' '.SNL '''o % y wy
ing which exists here Respecting the wariskc asuds in
N which our country, by southern fapatcsm has been
thrown. The alarming ncws of the surrender Of Fort
s,ro,er the pre.aon,s h,oh ,h.nL C,cd
-, 'N''1N"' P',.,"lA,'u ,'. '0"' w.
behuoreeo 70 mananh the netermna'ion OF the peo-
Pic Of this city 10 contribute their share Of roops which
Ohm oaIled onor 10 n,rb,s eaused the widest
,' ~. ~, ~ ~ - :, ,,, .
o"e"en.' |non n'oeunRs nave occn ne'u, 10 wncn uu'
one sentiment was expressed The Union the Const'u-
ton aad tho Stars and Strncs forevcr Ne,ysboys are
continually running 10 and no sh stras containing to
latest intelligence The beating Of drums and the con-
spcuous handbille calling men TO arms gives Cleveland
the appearance OF discrimination that her energies shall
be osered In the reservation Of the Union and the en-
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25
Ohio Voluntcers.--Prompt Response.

ontO NOtunIceTss--EEOnptH HCspOnScs
Duling the past week, says the State Jour
nal, the Governors room in the Capitol has
presented the appearance OF a military coun-
Gil chamber. The Governor and staff and
Adjutant General Darlington have been con-
stantly at their posts, receiving tenders ol
companies. by teleg aph and personally; and
issuing commissions. The prompttude with
which business has been despatched, is
highly creditable to all concerned
The notice for the quota of troops ior Ohio
was received from the War Department on
Monday night. and on Thursday nibh two
full regiments left Columbus for Washing
ton. Thi, is marvelou~ly quick work. "Ihe
cry is s,ill they comel" Tenders of com.
panies have been received stuff cient to make
up not only 0hio's quota Of thirteen regiments,
but the quota assigned to Kentucky
regiments On inquiry of Adjuiant General,
we learn that the offers Of troops, already
approximate thirty regiments and that the
number IN o swelled to fifty regiments if re
quired, within ten DAYS. Ohio responds
nobly to the call Of the Union and the Con-
stitution,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25
war Eec,inr in philadclphia.

The Philadelphia Press says the excite
ment which has marked the population oI
Philadelphia since the receipt of Intelligence
from Charleston, has known 10 parallel in the
annals of the city since the fearful times OF
1914. II has demonstrated too well the
strong love of the Union and its associations
which has been seated in the popular heart,
and which threatens now that the Union has
been menaced and its flag insulted, TO vent
itselfin deeds of mutiny and rage upon all
who have winked at treason or encouraged
secession.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25
Washington Is Safe.

Advices from Washington up to the esd
INST, states that the governmentl had plan
ted cannon on all heighths overlooking the
city. There are about 10000 men under
arms.
--Assurances have been given that no.
withstandipg the Governors of Kentucky
and Missouri refuse to respond to the call foi
troops, each State will furnish indedendent
forces true Union men, who will fight for the
government, tt,s.T .s...-.t IL,
--Kaasas feels that she has been sighted
by the President. In his call for troops she
was entirely overlooked. She will go on and
raise regiment without waiting to be asked
to do so.
--Cassius M. Clay has rendered his SER
vices to the War Department in any capacity
it may choose.p efr- iu4 tI. f1r
j. A.. Goodrich, Esq, of the Ottowa
Democrat, was instantly killed, one day last
week, by jumping from the steamer "Bonnie
Boat"
The batteries Of the disunion organs Of
New York have all been slenced. They were
compelled to run out the stars and stripes
No disunion sentiments are allowed in Goth
an. t. t .-h
"A Mobile gentleman. now in New York
declares that it is the intent of the Pirale Con
federacy to seize all specie and convertible as
sets of the Southern banks, 1disbsring Of get.
ting money upon the $l5 00o,00o loan.
One Mobile bank has sent all its means to
New York for sfekeeping.
The N Y. Express has reliable informa.
ton that 10 persons were killed, and 1870
wounded, in Fort iMoultr!e, during the en-.
lgemeut with Fort Sumter.
The notorious Marshal Rynders received
sound drubbiDg the her day, for his seces.
sion insoence.
--Dhe tone Of the Cincinnati Enquirer took
very sudden change last week. Up to that
time it had been favoring secession-now il
com s out an uncompromising Unioust, and
one Of its editors has enrolled himself wi h che
Home Guard" soldiery. With one or two
exceptions the press of Ohio is now unit
upon the great question of rallying to the sup
port OF the Federal Government.
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Major Anderson,s ncception in N

NEw YORK. April 1S- Mai. Anderson landed at the
Battery and was received by an immense crowd. His
carriage surrounded by the people who expressed in
cheers and other demonstrations their congratulations
and he was followed hy an immense throng through
Broadway to the BIcvoort House, where he joined his
wife.
Andcrsons brother officers express the deepest indig
nation at aspcrsons cast on their brave commander.
Numerous fricnds waited on Anderson and other Sum
ter officers during this afternoon and the appearance OF
any officer soldier from Sumter in the street the
signal for crowd and enthusiastic cheers
The Fifth Regiment paid their respects to Major And
crson this afternoon which he responded from the bal
cony of the Brrvoort House by returning simple militia
y salute amidst the cheers and vocicratuns of thou.
sands. Both thu Nor and his command show the care
worn effects Of thoiF gallant siege.
Tho following is Major Andcrson's dispatch to the See
retaly of War:
SIR: llarng defended Fort Sumter thirty -four hours
until quarters entirely burned the main gates de-
strryed by fire the gorge wall seriously rurcd magn
zine surrounded by flames and its door closed from the
effects of heat four barrels and three cartridges of pow
dor only being available and provisions but pork
manning, accepted terms Of evacuation offered by Gen
caurcgardbcing the same offered by him on the llth
inst prior to the commencement of hoStihtcs- and
marched out of the fort Sunday p m., 14th inst with
coors hving drums bcatinghrnging away company and
property, and saluting my dag with fifty guns
Signcd.l RoRERT ANDERSON,
Mai. list Artillery.
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Presidents Order-A Blockade of Southern
nIArIn

WAsHINGToN, April l9-Thc President issued his
Government in several States that laws for the coec-
on Of revenue cannot be executed there in conformity
the Constitution, which requires duties throughout the
country TO be uniform They have further threatened to
grant pretended letters of marque.
therefore doom II advisable to set foot blockade
therefore order competent force to be posted to pre-
vent the entrance aud exit of vessels from ports Of conled
crate states,