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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
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On he sixth day OF last November MAJOR
isyof tbe citizens Of the Northern States OF ouf
then united confederacy, By their votes ior
Presidential electors, ignored to . material eA'
ten. the constitutional rights, interests ana
feelings of the citizens Of the fifteen Southern
s.a..s,-noty ithstan anding these Southern States
and their citizens stood upon perfect equah'y
9TH the Northern States and their citizens IN
,a,.tiop to the Fedsrai Union and Constitution.
And By their i'll advised, mistaken and nnior-
.unats sction on that day, the majority oil the
citizens Of ons.h half the Union Instituted rev.
.lpt;osary policy in the General Government
which, il carried cus In The practical admins
tration Of its affaire, would inevitably lead 70
the edismenbermenso Of cur great confederacS' ana
n all probability to the terrible cohact OF arms
between the discovered parts.
The people of the Southern States had iisten
edlcng and patiently to threats OF the inimica
action that had now taken place, but which the'
hsrdl, believed their rational, intelligent bretn
rsh cf the North would ever actually bring 70
,he dread test of performance. Counter pro-
csedipes at once began to loom up porsen.ouSiy
throughout the States which we're thus placed
uude. the ban of q fa1aiical prescription ana
TWAS Obvious to every sile minded man 10 tne
whcls ocdnty that between the two sections
there mus. speedily either be an amicaoie se'
tlemens of uuTious difereneesand misunder-
standings. peacsable separation, or civil war OF
the most revolving character. IVY rr
In this condition Of things, the most worthy
tried snd true patriots and statesmen OF all par
lies and all sections of the Union concerted TO-
0etber and devised several though similar ac-
ceptable means Of adjustment, and used all their
ooger and influence toward the adoption OF any
ooe Of Them, In order 10 accomplish the resso-
ration and preservation Of the old and estab'
lishsd relations hitherto sabsiasing between the
States Of the Union, and Of the proper fraternai
sselinps and mutual interests that formerly %.
sainsd between the people respectively Of the
sWo sections, North and South
But at every step, in every effort, the good and
SIss men engaged in the laudable, glorious
work q endeavoring to effect peacsable set
Element have been sneered OF, dscountenancet
and opposed, and even in some cases abused
Irsyiled and inanlted, andin the end frustrated
81 the chieanery OF the uuscrupulous "Republi'
cam conspiratcrs and densgogicai traitor
against the Union, the peace and prosperity Q
the American people. SGs Hf.vNA
There was stills lingering hope that the pa
80 a. . .1,,.t, t;n,arv rartV had elevated *
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
TO Consumptives.

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weeks BY very simple remedy, after havngs u1ereds
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Try his remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and may
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Parties wishing the prescription will please address
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

: ~
lO-Nea,ly all the U. s. Government officers
.t Charleston, 8. c., resigned.
l3-JAMEs H. HAMMOND, of South Carolina,
U. s. Senator, resigned.
l4-The South Carolina Legislature passed
IN act calling State Convention.
23-The Banks in Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Wheeling, Norfolk, Augusta, Ga, Trenton, N.
T., Pittsburgh, Pa, and in the District Of Co
umbis, together with the Farmers and Ex-
change Bank in Charleston, 8. c., suspended
specie payments.
26-Ail the principal Banks Of Tennessee,
the State Bank, suspended specie pay
ments. sal-
DEoEMBER, 1860.
SIN accordance with tho resolution Of Mr..
BorrLrR, of Virginia, the Speaker Of the U.
s. House Of Representatives appointed the ia
nous Special Committee Of Thirty three, con-
sisting of one member from each State, to
whom was referred that portion Of the Presi-
dents Message relating to the perilons condi-
tion Of the country. 49,. Inc people
Of South Carolina elected delegates to State
Convention. Every delegate chosen wac in IA
vOr Of secession.
-IO-The Legislature of Louisiana convened
and passed an act for State Convention. -. :.
u, 8. Eve per cent. stocks sold for eighty nine
cents on the dollars lower price than any U.
s. stocks had brought since the last war with
England. =. - HOWELL Corn, of Georgia,
Secretary of the U s. Treasury, resigned.
Il-PHILir f.. THOMAS, of Maryland, lwss
appointed, BY Pfesiden. BUCHANAN, Secretary OF
the U. 8. Treasury.
I4-Ptesident BUCHANAN issued proclama.
ton for National Fast on January 4, 1861.
GEN. CAss resigned his position es Sec
retary Of State.
T-South Carolina State Convention met OF
Columbia and adjourned to Charleston.
ATTORNEY General JkREMIAH s. BLACK, of Pa,
appointed BY the President Secretary Of State,
iS.-EpWIN M. STANTON, Of Pa, appointed
By the President U. s. Attorney General.
2O-South Carolina State Convention plssed
an ordinance of secession diseolving the con-
nection OF that State with the Federal Govern.
ment. -. The Vice President OF the United
States appointed the Senate Committee Of thir-
teen on The perilous condition of the country.
= 24-The South Carolina members of the
u. s. House of Representatives notified the
Sneaker that the secession Of their State dis.
solved their connection with that body. !.
The South Carolina Convention, in the name Of
the people of that State, adopted Declaration
Of Independence. -. Gov. PicKEss Issued
a procamation declaring South Carolina o
sovereign, free and independent State.
26-R. BARNwELL, J. H. ADAMS and JAMES
l.. ORR, Commissioners 10 the Federal Govern
ment from South Carolina, arrived in WASH
ipeton. I. Fort Moultrie, In the harbor Of
Charleston, s. c., abandoned BY Major AMBER.
sou and his men, who repaired to Fort Sumter.
9s-The South Carolina authorities seized
Fort Moultrie and Castle Pinckney, in Charles
ton harbor, and took possession Of the U. 8.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

fRprroR STATESMAN Please announce the name Of
John JACOB HOFFMAN, as a candidate for the Office
Of Township Clerk, Of Montgomery Township.
mhs.tf. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Social aud Musical Festival.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CUURCH
will hold Social and Musical Festival at the rooms
attached to the Church, on Chapel street, on
Thursday Evening, March 9TH.
The public generally are cordially invited 20 attend
Music In the audience room to commence at half pas
eight. Doors open at hslrpast six. Admission, rs
cents. Children half price: III. 49,. -, mo-'d''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

To TIE EpIToR OF THE STATEsMAN:
Please give the following report, in relation to
the eligibility Of Coshocton as proper sghtior
the New Penitentiary, q place In your paper, and
oblige CosHocToN COUNTY
March S, 1861. l rR 4.t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
w. a. Bachelor. Hair DyeI

This splendid Hair Dye has equalinHtantaneous In
efect-Bsautifnl Black or Natural Brown-no staining
the skin rinjuIing the Hair remedies spsur an
effect Of Bad Dyes, end inygoratcs the hair for life.
None are genuine uness signed "w. A.. Batchelor. -
Bold everywhere. 7lti,1a -
cBAs. BATouELoR, Proprietor,
iyle;vly 1lta 81 Barclay Street, New YORK.
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SheriT's Sale.

Z Union county common fleai.
W. Il. Rarey, ct. ALL
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDl
D to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Union County ohio will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court HOUSE I'm the city OF Columbus, Franklin
county, Ohio, on q 81 s t!IC1'VE
Saturday, the 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n and o'clock P.
N, the following described real estate. In the
County OF franklin and State of Ohio to w Lots Nos
two, ( three, ts) and four ~ in the town of Grove
p'sti APPRAISED at-Lot No. 9. $500 90 ~
III ltHr-Jts.s - f' 3, 40 90 5fgg an
9l.s q q 4, 25 90 cca a5g a
is.gs sg,dsi,s "a. w. HUFFMAN, sheria; !. {.
mh5ltd&4tw. I'D ~ By ED. DAVIS, Deputy.
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For all THROAT and
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
including WHHOOPINC
COU GH, and every
Complaint the foreruns
ner of, and even actual
CONSUMPTION.
Tho Great NEUnALa
GaO Kennedy and nat
uraI OPIATE, adapted
TO every species of Ner"
vOus Complaints, Ner.
us an d ChrOm 1 Q
Headache, d heulblus
tisni, CatRrrh, TOOtn
and Ear Ache, Loss Oh
sleep, and bowel COms
nIRtmf tn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
ANODYNE,

No real justice can be done the above preparations
but by procuring and reading descriptive pamphets
be found with all dealers, will be sent by Proprietor
on demand. formulas and Trial Bottles sent to Phys
cians who will hnd developments In both worthy their
acceptance and approval.
Oorrespondepce solicited from all whose necessities or
curiosity prompts trial Of the above reliable Rene
dies.
For sale by the usual wholesale and retail dealer
everywhere.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL, ProPricto
CHEMIST AND PHARaAcEUTfsT,
'9 No. 0 Commercial Wharf, Boston, kass.
Roberts & Samuel, N. B. Marple, J.. r.. Cook, J. M
Deng, @. Deng Sons, A, j. schueller u Son. Agents
for Columbus, Ohio. my1-dly
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
ADJOURNED SESSION.
rrKRsooN sEssIoN.

, IN SENATE. Il
TUESDAY, March s, 1861.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06

"a s5rne adoIalhs % stihlaht supply q eaieh calf
Cd te limo atone sprihe ds ust over fhe line 81 pls
30 I5t c TIE east tde and rises at level somewhat
me level Of the ground, bat not
nF ohsr springs are sbundsns In the hills close by
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-06
chronology Of Events Since the Presidential
Election.

It 10 now, March 9th, 1861, four montDs' CT one
quarter of year, since the last Presidential
election. Events Of the most startling charac-
ter have followed each other in rapid succession
For the information Of our readers aud for fu
ture reference, we present brief summary Of
the principal Of these events:
NOVEMBER, 1860.
6--The election for President and Vice Presi'
dent. -
9-Resignation Of JAMES CHEsNuT, of South
Carolina, United States Senator, and Of JAMES
MAeRArH, U, s. District Judge at Charleston,
Is. C. 4e w
l0-Neafly ell the U. s. Government officers
at Charleston, 8. c., resigned.
l3-JAMRs H. HAMMOND, of South CarolInal
U. s. Senator, resigned.
l4-The South Carolina Legislature passed
an act calling State Convention.
23-The Banks in Philadelphia, Baltimore
Wheeling, Norfolk, Augusta, Ga, Trenton, N
j., Pittsburgh, Pa, and in the District Of Co
lumbia, together with the Farmers and Ex-
change Bank in Charleston, s. c., Suspended
specie payments. ,tr
26-All the principal Banks OF Tennessee
including the State Bank, suspended specie pay
ments. sal~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

The Winchester Republican CT Friday las. says:
"The evacuation Of Harpcr's Ferry appears 20 have
compl,eiy dumbouujei The Abolition Amy. Three csy-
sine, h.y crossed the rivc- into Berkeley oCgUty, u
fourteen thousand tcoops, under Gel trt Cadwalad
oar Latest information IS hat altacus ~ wihiu u few
hours mach of the + uy, they have dsc'fi 10 enter;
aud have recrossed the river into Maryland Thus have
they dec ned Gen. Jobastoas pike inv talon TO walk
in "D,ss,s and occupy Via they claim TO bs the fed
eral properly Perhaps they remember the old fable Of
the SPIDER a1d the n.y.
A. 10 General JJEns,on's p-eseut locality, would
rot like to venture asseroa but tins can assure
friends lie Nil up the right twe and ia the right
pltc- His officers ard all have implicit confidence
IN him: and shel the hour comes Tor h'm TO strike, look
on, tor a sure blow that will send The Yankees hoshng
from our STATE.
Uader the heal of Distinguished Arrivals the Re
publican says:
On Tuesday night last our Brass Band (by the way
oue Of the best in The Stae) serenaded the Hons Wal
Ter Staples, A r BO'eler, end A. Hunter Esq at the
TAYLOR Ho,e. They RESPONDED in brief bur eloquent
speeches WaeS Staples is Of the finest orators in
the South and can but express the wish hs, ia the
approaching canvass he NAV be selected represent
hi, congressional district in the -s; gur Congress Of
the Confederate St.tes Mr. SapeS is - member Of the
Provisional Congress to assemble in Richmond the
2O.h Of July.
The cordial and enthusiastic reception offended to
the Hon 4 B1teler by all olsses Of our people gave
the gratifying assurance that political m!so.um Las
indeed arrived, that parry has been forgotten and
tramped under foot, whist devotion 10 Virginia and
Sou bern rights is tie onl test applied 10 men and
ures /; is scarcely necessary say thai Mr. Boteer
although much faugued by constant d.pg for twenty
four hours preceding in the service Of the amy worked
no the immense crowd that SLED the streets 10 the high
ct pitch OF patriotic enthusiasm he followed by
NJ Hunter IN an able and eloquent speee6 which VAS
lOudy applauded As an orator, Mr.. H. has few .upe-
riors IN the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
Total majority.
AN ARnINANCE

To Repeal The Ratification Of tie Consultation Of the
United States of Aneried, by The State Of Fagiit.d,
and 10 Resume all The Rights ard Po,cers granted
der the Co,stitVtioa
The People OF Vrgnis, in their ratification OF TIE
Consultation Of the United States of America adopted
By them in the Convention, the twenty fifth day OF
June in the year of Lord thousand seven hun
dred and eighty having declared that the powers
granted under the said Constitution were derived from
whatsoever the should be perverted to their injury
and oppressor and the Federal Government having per-
vered said powers not only 10 the injury of the people
OF Virginia. but to the oppression of the Southern slave
holding States:
Now, therefore, We the people Of Virginia do declare
and orls that the ordinance adopted by the people oil
this State in Convention, the twenty fifth day of jane
10 the year Of our Lord thousand seven hundred and
s;ghiy-eght whereby tue Constitution Ct the United
States OF America ratified and all acts of tho Gener
al Assembly of this State rstfyng adopting amend
mems to sad Constitution hereby repealed and abro
gated that the union between the State of Virginia and
the other States under the Constitution Aforesaid is here
by dissolved and that the State of Virginia is in fail
possession and exercise Of ell the rights of sovereignty
which belong and appertsin TO a free and Independent
STATE And they do further declare that said Constitution
OF the United States of America is longer binding
any OF the citizens OF this Ssste.
This ordinance shall take effect and be an act of THU
day, when ratified by msjoiiy OF the votes Of the
people OF this State cast at poll to be taken thereon
on the fourth Thursday In May next in pursuance of
schedule hereafter to be enacted.
Done in Convention, in the city of Richmond on the
seventeenth day Of April In the year Of Cur Lord one
thousand eight hundred and siIty-one, sud In the
elghty-ffth year Of the Commonwealth of Virginia
true copy: JoHS L. EuBANK,
Secretary of Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
PRIVATFERS.

The New York papers counsel the hanging OF the crew
OF TIE prya.eer Savannah, captured by Upiej States
ship Of var Tie Express says 1T will be humanity in
the end though may lead to retaliation, aad the loss Of
lives Of Innocent mea' The Pos. says:
Oaee conyace the woa.dbe pirates Of the South that
they will have at Our hands short shrtt aud stout
rope and will have taken very effective sep in PFC
venting their robbefes.
The Commercial says-as they were caught IN very &C;
Of firing upon United States shP-oi-war-
We trcs. there viii be no needles display Of tender
ne or mercy, but that exAGp'e Will Go made that
will 4, occe strike terror to the hearts OF all other brig
Al Il Of the SEA.
Very vel, gentlemen. Hanging is a twohanded
came. zoe may well soticiprte 'retaiation"-swift
and terrible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

10 ap2orls tie Coay Courts 20 n'ase sO for tie main
tHurs Of Zee ftsies ottIS ~ u.6 ut-ut
>ti,s d. ,odsrte S&He', ana r oA' ItIO's, tssef
IEls I,.a, ISL.
Bs At o,iaaed y tie people Virginia Convention assembled
purposes specified IN tne Tue
IRA. biz OF geatl, tnled An act
Ia. county aud ncJsp rated
ta COUNTLESS cues AMI towns, aEd to
provide passed January ~ 1861, The county
AMI corp5raJLs Accepting the hOvsOus Of said
furnish u tgupmen necessary relief such
L,b the nLta l. thar respective
Jurisdiction hey expedeLt, likewise pro-
vision Uf The families Of Clv in he actual
service II lhe Confederate States, aid for such
ohrr "a pUses the puLc XgnCe nay rrlrt and they
h. have poser prOY-e the essay ior these
pos the forth act and ali orders and
county atoms hei eire and made for
opposes Aose aid and bJCcs heretofore Gd 0buch
purposes maeu gal and yAhc AID Tie several BANKS Of thus
lin hereby -utJtlz TO purha bonds issued by
.hs he purposes Aforesaid; add when
bonds have eaoy oeen purchased by bank the
same Is hereby issaLzed
AID be IL ordained That where airy county
cooperation has been AIMED to bonds ~
purposes aforesaid aud paid thereoa, that The be
refunded, and t LeFe4i,r tax sAA be charged r ng
seals bonds.
Thi, y. aiuAlc. snail be 10 force nom its passage
A ueCOpy. JOHN l. EUBANK
le25-CI Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
Southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY
LOCO SLAVES WANTED,
BY Hire OF by Purchase.

WE will purchase hire for Eve yeAls Five Hun.
w bred thousand tlave LaDoefs 90 th south.
Pacific RdoAd Texss-ina edAtey Of Shr. v rt
la la secure and protected from Invasion
uon during Dict whh sha eI two sectots
Of this equity The unity tlCugh which the pAss IN
ry heAy and or the distance 100 miles west
Of Shreveport enetras one OF the faes. agricultural
tides on he continent Of America
This company has a magnificent land grant from Tfxis
040 for mile o ROAD the company constructs for the
distance or 500 mil from shrry port the
ih vestern boundary Of Txa' tmes ~ eseni q
command cash pay labor 70 tn
rapid development q he coGpsry interest; bur tor term q,
years, by hrecr by the actual puchas. the company
she most bel AID adyant geog. arrangements with
Jorbt, Of 100 o. 1900 slays a 'G Ia
BY hire By puch lhe coapAly s nsbl,d t.
propose cera because Tie oy Tex
a1ani It's AGILITY purch aud oInv sex .n,
s. With toa { ne company at
smoFt Cqua cash. all tn rights Ct company are
Gxd aod vested by the laws ofTexas hi, company h,
,yapsthy The te S4d gree parallel ofisi
hts the Sanction OF several Of the
them France spau Por usa Rel
gum aud Sv zerl-nf-as well as OF large csp ~ cen me M
and contractors OF us,e count Tee ae
Urited states passed H. At lis last seon, donating
company through Az)ns. New Mex and California some
tGOoo Of lsnd snd loan Of 4 r millions 40 lara
House Of Repres, Natives ldd l. the Senate snd ony
He'd 70 become Ian, the time startling Do
Atleal even familiar % the nation.
No company in tie has larger basis for Is Successful
prosecution and company hiss attracted and
le Apr DaoA OF 50 any American tses srd Eur pesn Gov
ernmeutspomng much bentft t. lie II cshoders
the world su'H siuPendou results bringing Inevitably shh It's
com euon lc os ms continent the trace or China japan Aus
trails and the whole Pacific cos.t-ds;rbung the
vah rom the trade travel &C. q each 10 city nom the
G o. Mexico 70 the most northern tafbor Asnr
5ng each ITS due natural hae-s which
allied 10 enrich earth that has Controlled
In the pIg and, IL Is annually incressn will still more
rich tlo.e Sho shall control Il IN the JitHs
We want the labor 10 progress With the wo for urquos
lonsOe secue and T. the most Liberal arrangements will
be made ~h sayeow1ers giving hen which must We
af be satsiacoryWhoui eniangef!Eg by poion tmploy
terms o. niTsc the safy Of the slaves u
admitting the slightest uncertainty Of ultimate yment
All apo icaons will be through BAKER ESQ
late 0; Warrington Anl new In Achnond, Virginia.
v. X. STEt ENS0N,
President OF the Souihern Pacific Railroad Company
JEPrBA f0WLKEs,
i-lstnl Agsnt Of the snmLh-rn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
AN ORDISLNCE

TO amend Tie Contribution % Ills Commonwealth, so
10 SEik, oia TIE toenfysecoHd and toea,y N ~ sec
ons Of the fourth article of The present Constitution
and insert The foiiol0ing in LEA! h1so':
Taxation shall be equal and uniform throughout the
Commonwealth aud all property shall be taxed in p.O
portion its value, which shall he asoertaned in such
manner as may be prescribed by law; out lny properly
may be exempted from taxation by the vots OF msor
ity of the whole number OF members elected 10 each
House of the General Assembly.
This Ordnance shah take eject On the first day Of
July rezt when ratified by majority Of the vote OIL
the people Of this Commonwealth cast at poll 10 be
taken thereon, on the fourth Thursday in May next
10 pursuance Ct schedule hereafter to be enacted.
Done in Convention in the city Of Richmond on the
twentysi4th day Of April in the year OF Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixyoue, aud in The s5h
year of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
true copy, JOHN l.. EURANE,
gecIc.sry OF Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25
TIE WISE LEGION
RTcROIrNG OFFICE or rsE WISE LEGION,
RCHsoSD, Jule - 1851 (

RCHsoSD, Jule "a 1857
u ECRUITING CFFsCsRS OF THE WISE
LEGION viii report Oice witolt further del
aad ter the lth day July pmc additional Com =
panes Will be lived frcm the Counties OF Eastern Virginia Nj
Companies wh ct received their full lnUb-r
date conple.- II Re Virginia After that tie per-
who essn n the wisE LEGION will proceed Lewis
burg GreenbTs oun Va. an theirs fof dIy with their
and equipments
The term be twelve months OF fer the
When Com1A has O5a,ne1 six -four hundred
prTates sixty fyu- hs 0c,rs will BE commission
% BY the President
Oces this Legion only obtained by recruiting the
paaies.
possible let bring his good DO vie
knife or three blanket charge Of clothing, g.
All Companies wishing ia other branches Of the
s. nuid report forthwith 70 this 0asee.
Pay, F1ohs Ae The In the other corps Of the A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-25

ION . Moo "a } lanaI eaIFa 1ll7 y
The BATTLE AT BOONVlLLE-FROM AN Eye
WITH ESS-RELIABLE INFORMATlON-THB
STATE TROOPS RETREAT-THEY WE'RE NOT
PURSUED-TEN FEDERALS KILLED-fWENT1
SERIOUSLY WOUNDEO-ONLY THREE sIAIE
TROOPS KILLED STATE TROOPS CONCEA-
TkArED MAR BOONVlLLE-BES. MCCULLOUGH
on TIE hARCH-PROcLAhATl BY LYON.
Al eye-sitness OF the hght a. Bo)nvlle, 90 hondsy
last a. 5 A. NJ About sx miles bSoS that town, gives
us the suhioined facts.
hsior General Price IN On Sunday, and issued an
order for he retirement Of the State troops towards
A'ksnsAS Hs himself lslt Cor be h0me al Brunsuek
fhe forces Gooeral Lyoa landed near Rooheport
o. TIE soath Of The Missouri river and marched
Faenee @ssfd ~ nFias A few companies Of Eiale