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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-01
MEDICINES.

HELMBOLD's E1TRACT HUCHU,
Ii HELM B0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
aELMB9tB,s EExxTFkkAAG cFt BBEGcchhSS, ,
HELMBQLD's EXTRACT BUGHU,
The Great gg'nFs.ia, Ths Great piufetie.
hs S STss buTsS Ths s S Sss BuFss
A positive and specific remedy for diseases OF the
Bladder, kldneys, Gravel. Drorsy,
Badder Kidnsys, Gravel, Dropsy,,
AND AZ fhnf DyisEAs GEss'SSi f THE PF0''''
EGhEEfBsL fsIsUye an5ss0'
Iss certain. safe and speedy cure, from whatever
cause they may have orig mated, and no matter of
Bow Long Standing, How Long Standing,
BOW Long Standing, How Long Standing,
How Long Standing, How Long Standing.
1t /. taken without Eindrenoe frcm Business, and
little ii auy change of diet,
IL pleasant IN It's taste and odor,
And immediate in it's action.
TySa are suffering with any OF the above Distress
~ TkSGTkE TIE REMEgY AT ONCE.
PROCURE THE REMEDY At ONCE,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT HuCHD,
Az med lGine which must benefit every BODY, from
the simply delicate to the confined and desp.lrinf
No EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
No E9UUAL is 10 81 F F00UUNNbb.
Frloe 81 PEI, bottle, OF six for SIS; delivered to
any address. Prepared by II. I. HELMBOLD,
Depot, l0A South Tenth ST., below Chesrut,
For sale Wholesale and retail By
Druggists and Apothecarles,
iaH-v lbs Main street.
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lME,. CEMENT, HAY, FISH, &c, FOR
- SALE.-2,000 bbls fresh Rockand Lime; 900
hbls James River Cement; 500 bbs Rosendale
Abls; Cut and Gross Herrnss; SO half barrels F am
tlv Roe aerrings; 80 bbls. Shad; 20 bbs Salmon;
Mackerel; 100 kits No / Mackerel; 800 bbs Ale
wives 200 QO0 Cigars, assorted brands. We have
also room for the storage of the bu Tx of 10 600 bbsp
BkIDGFORD6 co an tha nnoL
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1914. sro'As-sEo'Hs' 1860.
VIM. SEARS WOOD,
No. Main street, near the Old Market,
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES. RANGES AND FURNACES,
MOTIFS AGRICULTURAL BOILERS,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
COPPER LIGHTNING RODS, 40, l. 20.
PLUMBING and GAS FITTIN6, in all its
branches
NJ JonBING promptly attended to.
k REPAIRS f5r ali Kids of STOVES, alwa5s
on hand.
ROOFING AND GUTTERING
done in the csty and cokatry, II the best manner
and at shortest notice. sc M-ts
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f1U,b BIZ n FINEU STEAN CANDIES
- Ny factory rs now complete, and by far the
thTEest establishment III the klnd south of Phlla-
lie phti. Al experience oi twenty wears, ntde2
with co9PeicuL wGskmcG. enables He 10 Cter 20
the tra1e al
ElRbs MA.
N06VV pG:JNA
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fAlMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL
TRADE.-We would call the attention OF
- hOusekeepers and the public generally 70
our large stock of fine decorated Maroon, Butt
Pink, and many other pate rms of DIME SETS,
TEA SETS, TfTE-A-TErE SETS. CHAM
REk SETS, &c. Also, a large assortment OF
WHITE FRENCH CHINA and WHITE GRAN,
tFE WARE, of every description sold ~ tbs SO,
or piece, to suit the purchaser.
SILVER-PLATED WARE.-Clstors Spoons
Forks; Gobiets; Pitchers Silver Mounted w ait
ers, of all sizes; Candlesticks; Cake Baskets
Card Baskets, &c.
Also, large variety of English Stone and Pa
nan PITCHERS; Tea Pots Cigars a Id Creams ; hne
Paran Vases, Figures. &c
FANCY BOHEMIAN GLASSwARE-Consist
ing of Cologne Bottles; Vases; Spoon Holders
kets, &c.
We have also on hand a good assor nnent OF
KEROSENE LAMPS, of all kinds and sizes, and
tho latest style of Burners For sale very low al
GEO. J. SUMNER 4 CO.'S,
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- TINE "Dl$ PATCH0 STEAM
ON POWER


+ X n Il n q OF FICE
Corner ct Mat. and Tairtsenth Streets, Richmond
Vlygiata.
, rms establishment, (being the most complete
fflntery Ia the South, both as regards Types, Or
naments, c.. and the latest and most approved
Machlne Presses,) 10 daily turning out the finest
specimens OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!!
SUCH
PAMPHLETs. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
AS WELL AS
P0SThRS. PROGRAMMES RANDBILLS.
Public OfGces, Insurance, Rairoa l. and Transpor
tauon ColhpanIes, tobacco Facts ,&c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
- These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
SmalU Circulars, Labels, &C., are capable of turn
Eg of 1900 Impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons of this estabi sAment to obtain thIs
description of work At the shortest possb bic notice.
nPrlces reduced IN proportion to the increase
oFspeed.
"a Printing, In various coored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest sty of the art
IN CHS branch OF the business, the proprIetors
saSeiy challenge oompe 'ttiou.
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NEW STORE BE OPENED MONDAY,

TOYS, FIRE WORKS, FANCY GOODS
ing unableto accommodate wholesale and
retail customers with the above articles, at our
China and Fancy Goods Store, at the corner of
Broad and Third streets, took, in addition TO
1t, the large and handsome establishment next
door to Quarles' dry goods store, between Sd and
sth streets, where we hope to receive call from
the KIND public, feeling confident our goods and
prices will meet their appreciation.
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IA Baths, BnthS, Baths.

IA Baths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS
can be had daily, from O'Clock A. nj until 10 p.
NJ, st the Anne rlcan Hair Cutting. Shaving, Sham
Poonlng and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel, entrance on 18th street, Sing leBath %
or Ave tickets for 81 '
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AND TENNESSEE,
AZ also tAe city Trocers, an Article OF city male,
STEAM REFINED CRUSHED SUGAR CAN
DY, warranted to stand III any climate. much be-
low the Northern price for an article of like
standard.
Ufra 4
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n BOOTS AND SHOES. rr
III lf Il EA L HEQlLEIION In PRICES asSIe4&

<wS TO FARMEkS-NkGRO SHOES
=nES0E Farmers and others wanting n + u p o
SHOES are invited to call at No. So Main street,
where will he found the largest and best assert
rent evar offered In Richmond. My assortment
embraces, z W. pairs OF heavy Sewed Brogans OF
my own make; Mems Army Brogans; Mems high
cut do, very thick, nailed with hob nails; Danes
best thick pegged programs Herrlck's best thick
pegged Brogans; Planters and Dutch Boots for
women, together with all other grades, suitable
Tor servants, men, women and bows. Farmers
Will DO well to give me call, at No So NJ ain st.
JOHN g. PAGE. JR.
2Es LAs les Heeed Congress CATERS
sssseAss at 81 So vety fine, only 81. wltn and
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GREAT KEDUCviON 1.iErs
II PRICE OF HATS AMP BOOTS.-A
- From Is to 20 per cent. saved by buY-~
MfA Ing froG J. H. ANTHONY,
HS& Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, s. so; d.. geoonx
quality, %; fashionable Silk fats, e0 fine cali
skin sswed BCot- 5 80; Congre lter Boots, 5 -;
kne calf skin sewed Shoes, Z IS.
J. X. ANTHONY has made or, .ngemelt: with
one OF the best makers in the cty of Philadelphia
10 supply hun with handsome ano substantial calf
skin sesed BOOTS. vhlch ne viii Ill st the UMPIRE
ssdepted low rrise CT THREE DC LIARS AND a
HALF. 90 2s-d&Wu
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OFFICE RIFHM u y FEI'u = Z UO'I
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 2ptL 100. !
s-----n US AND AF~ER NCS
Ia 1T sSsSHE. DAY. the Sd day 81 n.cemls
sEE -sH@NsrSth TRAINS on trD Road .
rau ~ follows:
TRAINS LKAYs RICHMOND FOE rr-s~sssss.
Express, daily exec ~ sundays at---3.sD a
Accommodation 'tri- weekly hondr' !
Wednesday anG FRIDAY, Al 49, 800
Mail fotly, rt-....-.-. ---16S
TRAINS Ehvg PETsR@BURs FOR aisHNoN
Express dn,E, st...----. Il. e
accommodation ltrl- weekly MondAs.
Wednesday and FRIDAY, at 3B
Mail daiy, except SandeJs,l at .---- Sis
de s~n TAOS. II. WYNN II. Snpcrin,ercs
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iGHT. LIGHT, LIGHT.-Gas Chandeliers;
IL Kerosene Oil Chandeliers, 2, 8, and burn,
ers; Kerosene Oil Lamps of the newest sty les
just received and for sale low by
SfERBINS, PULLEN Il CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-01

MEDICAL CARD DIR. PLUME offers HIS scr
1 vices to the public in the trea,mentof all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the ateys
branch gives DR.. P. a claim to public favor.-Offce
On Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
"a Tays On hand, s9RPly Of the "ChEM!CA EA L,
since sen to order. All oommv nioanons By letter
or otherv PROMPTLY atteuse. 20. RiohD 1pd. We
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GEN'L SUPT'S OFFICE VA. CEN,Is
. RICHMOND, Dee ~ -
aEssz-e P Pssikrs ElsA Il tslI
Eichm0nd will be closed at 4 o'olocs n
rnapAI the 2lst .ns'ant, and will 10,
pary, 1851 The last outward hound Fre,.h,g u
ior the present year will lave Ricb. n
sAlUHpn the I'D instant, and the NV
>, The last inward Freight Tran vii a..
richmond on MONDAY. the 2lth INST ~,
STOCK Wiii be de livered the same eveuinr ~ ;
Down Freight Depot wll. be opened lrons
9 clock M, on WEDNESDAY,, the a,.. y
Tor the delivery Of such articles as cons,1,.is "
qesire, after which time 1t will be clos.sa a.
FRIDAY , the Atm day Of Jannary "a,
STEPHEN HUNrEs
oe 1o-'a Principal Freight A.,
uEEICE PIC a,n 4 ~ t,.r,1. % .Ns.
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nHE REA + VIRGINIA REMEDY.

Z
BILE REMEDY FOR G0NORRHEA AND
ALL SECRET DlSEASES.-Ths great American
properties, g xces everything heretofors offered
the public. in its cuiatve. restorative apd reno
tonis6ed when told that the above rep@dy will
cure the above diseases, and &C afeund'd when
they have Ocular qem9 mon bss o ne iac
edy for twent odd years, has known OF a case
Of twenty years. standing to be restored to per
ton to be restored, without a single exception,
AID therefore challenges any case of Gon0rrh9a
which tho remedy will not cure, provided the
directions are carried out with prudence on
the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using aecordingly, in his
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case OF failure, will furnish additional medicine.
iree OF charge, to complets the cure, through his
venience to tho patient.
Sold BY APPERS0N DUPUY, No. 3Ol Broad
street. and o. A.STRECKER, Main street. Drs~
gusts; agents for tho city Of Riohmonds
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| light, LtGHT.-just received some new
- and beautiful sty les of Chandeliers. Pendants
Brackets, &c. Also, Kerosene Oh Chandehers
with 2,3, and burners; Kerosine Oh Lamps
large and eleeant assortment. We call especial
sell them low. sTEBblNs, PULLEN q CO. !"
Corner 9th aud Broad sts
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FANCY GOODS.-We offer our large stock at
l. very reduced prices, for cash. 1t embraces in
part beautiful variety of Fancy China and other
Mantel Vases; Parian Ware; Match Boxes, &C.;
- great variety; Elegant Cologne Bottles; Fancy
Mugs; Rich PAPER Machie Desks and Work Boxes;
Fancy China. Tea and Toilet Sets. We cordially
invite our friends and the public generally to cali
and examine. We have also many desirable arti-
Giles for presents for gentlemen
THOS. A. BULKLEY CO.
IT Main
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;NFlR NJ AIRY OF ST. FHANIis DE
L SALES, BROOKE AVENUE, RICHMOND
VA.-Conducted by the SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Patients of all denominations. not having small
pox any other contagious disease, are received
ANY physician may send his patients to the mfr
mary aud attend them. White persons, IN private
rooms, pay from ST 10 5l2 per week, and in wa rds
So. Colored persons SIS per week.
PHYSICIANS AND SURG EONs.-Doctors ST. q.
PEACHY, D. THOMAS, J. s. DORSEY Gull
LEN.
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~ Bread Maker, for economically and quickly
making Batter cakes. Mullins, Biscuits, Rolls,
Bread, Pastry. &c. Cakes of all kinds. Rolls, Bis
QUITS, may be made with it in few minutes and
a loaf of Bread may he made ready for the oven
in ten or fifteen minutes. The article has been in
use for the last fifteen years, and having never
allied when the directions were followed, | can
recommend 1t with confidence as beng unsur-
passed by any sqhstltqte for yeast ~ the country
Prepared and sold by JOS. LAIDLEY, Chemist.
Sign of the Red Mortar. 5th and Nam SIS
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COx'S SPARKLING .ELATINE Pure
- Chocolate and cocoa Lows genuine English
uveerihe and Honey Soap; also, Gold Leaf Sill
yer Leaf, and small Wax Candles for Christmas
Trees for sale by l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
Corner of 9th and Broad streets
~ nave just received some more of those
imported Flower Bulbs l.
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HTE STREET, NEAR THE ExCHAN6E Hot IL,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON
comprising Swede's, Amer Hammered, Peru
Hammered; English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Pov
Iron and Plow Plates. Also, Tn Plate of various
sizes for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Speter, and the Metals
usually sold In this market apl-ts
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IL OF DRESS G0ODS.-To make a clearing out
of our entire stock of FANCY DRESS GOODS,
and Valentla do. at half price; Mouselain and
Poplln do, at half price; rich Printed and Plain
Velours; Popiins, Valentas and Mernos; striped
and check Silks at 62a and rs cts Velvet and Cloth
Cioaks; Southern made Cashmere and servants
Clothing: Ali of which will be offered at such
prices to insure sales. Cash purchasers ex-
pressly invited to examine at 81 Main street.
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fATKEA u. EKVW MES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Sth street, next to the Meohanics' Institute.
MES. CHAIRS, SETTEES, &c; also, Grating
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
ma Particular attention gwen to enclosing Burial
Lots IN the city . nd country. ia A-l3m
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JAKka MINEK, WHOLESALE GRO
1 GERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, offer
IL hhds. BREASTS BACON,
% hhas. FAME and SIZE BACON,
10 hhds SHOULDER BACON,
Loo bbls. CO. Extra &c and B" SUGA Rs,
80 bbls. Cut Loaf and Yellow do.
loo bags Lasuayra and Rio COFFEE,
30 bbls n. D. and 7. X. MOIASSES.
Is bbls. Extra Leaf LARD,
80 bbls. Pure Cider VINEGAR,
80 bhls A. c. Sherman WHISKY.
Ito bbls. BRANDY, GIN and WINE,
75,010 Choice CIGARS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-15
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
TIE PUBLIC PULSE-A STEAsi-LINE TO ENGLAND
NOT GOING soUTH-iNsURANCE CASE
TIE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.

TIE PUBLIC PULSE-h STEAM-LINE TO ENGLAND
NOT GOING soUTH-iNsURANCE CASE
TIE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
From Our Own Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1861.
What a glorious relief we feel from long,
disLesrteniog uncertainty IL came upon us like
sudden clap from overhead, startling, but not
louoer than we desired. Eyes brighten, pulses
dance, and men congratulate each other that we
have Government The contrast Is fairly
stunning. Sumter not ~ be evacuated. but re-
enforced How completely this silent Cabinet
caught the country by that mastery ruse Every
body cries GU. in approval of their admirable
policy Of keeling their own secrets. Confidence
is prodigiousy strengthened, now that the ice 10
once broken. Stocks Gutter ut the Board, but
not fourth of the community are stockholders
in any thing, aud therefore do not share in this
phase Of anxiety. Along the wharyes the seaiar-
ring men are excited to the utmost, anxiou. for
a chance to he aboard the feet. Sea captains
ont of service share in the enthusiasm. l hear
very few indeed who do else than heartily ap-
prove tie majestic attitude Of the Government in
maintaining its integrity. Among our volunteer
companies the greatest activity prevails Governor
Curtin's message has walked up bothtow and cOun-
try, aud this State VIII respond overwhelmingly TO
any call made upon IL for volunteers. Our pursuits
and policy have been peaceful and We ale
comparatively uuproparcd, but when the hour
Of vengeance does really come the upLeav-
ing here will be tremendous. All classes
are reolced to know the Government IS doing It's
duty and they mean to sustain it, Business ex-
periences 10 shock greater than the gloom OF The
late uncertainty. At the Navy Yard new nctiv.
ity prevails Our State contains 800 coIhpalhts OF
organized volunteers making ~, 600 uniformed men.
the number oil men able 10 do military duty 10
$50, GEO. The volunteers have all the arEs. which
are less than 10 900 muskets and rifles. There are
some 1000 cavalry swords and sabers, 3, 100 pis-
tolls, ard 90 cannon-the latter in good condition.
This city has 50 uniformed companies, admirably
drilled, and ready TO move promptly. In addition
TO these we have two regiments intended for iinlne
date service whenever called out by the Governor
or President. This city can do its whole duty in
any emergency. hear nothing on the spot of trea-
sonable conspiracies among us; but do know that
if any such are forming their steps are logged BY
those who will neither be slow TO learn all they do
nor to crush them out. No treason will be tolerated
here. From all the interior counties we learn that
the people are thoroughly aroused, enthusiastic and
loyal. The Legislature responds in the right way.
Tho Half Million bill for ArniDg tho State " law,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-15
THE EXPLOSION OF THE BUBBLE.

THE EXPLOSION OF THE BUBBLE.
SOUTHERN VISITORS AT THE CAPITAL-A FLARE
UP ABOUT POSTMASTER IN KENT COUNTY.
From Oar Own Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, April -, le6l-p. m.
Lieut.. Talbot arrived at the War Department
to-day, at noon, and had an interview with Gen.
Cameron, as / learn from a friend who was
present.
The general impression is that Jefferson Davis
Inns exploded his rebellion by turning his back
npou the power of the United States, as it up.
preached the borders cf his dOminions, and al
lowing Fort Sumter to be proysiOned. Nothing,
however, is known certainly &C this writing, but
the feeling OF the supposed result is exul.ant in
the extreme.
Some Tennessee gentlemen, just from Wash.
hgtoD, express great regret at not being able to
Bee the President, though they waited several
days for that sole object. They were chiefly
planters, but none Of them were office-seekers. |
am told that large MURDERS of such visitors from
the Slave States are now at the Capital, desirous
OF seeing Mr.. Lincoln, but the pressure Of the
public business excludes them. There can be
little doubt that the President go soon as he
comes to know this fact, will appoint time for
the reception Of all such visitors.
There has been a fareup at Still Pond in
Kent County, of this State. number OF per-
cons from distance assembled to prevent q
new Republican Postmaster from taking his
place. They were met by as many resolute men
on the opposite side, and the result of the affair
was the resignation of the new appointec vile
pnly consented to take the place in order to &C.
cure an impartial execution Of the Office, and
The selection Of lberal-miDded gentleman, who,
though not belonging to the Republican organize
Ron, will deliver the contents Of the nails arrV-
fng at that point toAll rightfal claimants. The
Former Postmaster used to refuse the delivery Of
Republican newspapers to subscribers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-15

A TERniplE OPERATloS.-At TIE last meeing OF
the F'eu,h Acadcmy Of o,iepce', Dr. AaaSonnsaye
rasd a I,fcr on q terrible opeu'iJn performed ny Lin
,';,t ,atact success la lo5j be bad been summoned
~ ex..I,ife the state OF young man whose night
iii, MS uortf,a throughout the whole extent OF It's
dieplysis. The ampat,tion Of the thigh hal been
enye however was of q different opinion. do
Morotoruized lis patient, and tGen effected an
enorn GUS longitudinal incision of 81 ceLtaetf res
Inealy Al ine,s on the leg; az each extremity oi tls
he zion lie made transyer. one, 60 as to make, Us ~
were, pair of h.sny folding doors 10y which means
the whole bone was laid bare. Tho psIiosegm wa
preserved, and tie mortified bone cut out Of Il WIN
great care TIE operation succeeded beyond eHpeeta
ton. Forty days AFTER, the patent Vas slaOisu
ouiy perf ety healed but has Loot nothing IN length
being only dis,nsuisaaIle from the other by l.rss
scar The young is now strong anu n, sscet.
with bis cew boae he can run, jump ana 80 on. sIy
ing, as nothing had ever been the s''sI IS.isussI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-15
REPUBLICANiSM IN NEW-JERSEY.
orsspopasncs Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Corespopdsnes Of The N Y. Tribune
TRENTON, April 10, 1861.
In the face Of returns from late elections at
srious important centers in this State, the usual
yfDg stories have been published by the enemy
saas Republicans have lost ground in Nsw.Jersey.
Eeshine could DO moro deliberately false than
sk'A In Tyentep NO have done what fox years
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-05-30
OHIO MILITIA LAWS.

To provide more effectually for the de-
fence of the State against invasion.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State Of Ohio,
That the Governor be and he is hereby
authorized, in case of invasion of tho
State, or danger thereof, to take meas
ures to call into active service such
numbers Of the militia of the State as
in his opinion may be necessary to de-
fend the State and repel such invasion;
and, when so called into active service,
the said militia shall serve at such place
and places as in the judgment of the
Governor may be best adapted to repel
the invasion and defend the State
against the same, and shall be governed
by the military laws Of this State and
the rules and articles of war of the Uni
ted States, and organized in accordance
with the provisions of the act entitled
"an act to provide for the rapid organ
izatiOn of the militia of Ohio, enlisted
under the requisition of the Presi-
dent Of the United States" passed
April %, 1861.
SEC. 2. That the Governor be aud
he is hereby authorized, if he shall
deem it ezpedisnt, to continue Ia the
service of the State, for a term not ex-
ceeding three months, the militia of the
State who have volunteered under tho
requsiton of the President Of the Uni
ted States and the proclamation of the
Governor, but not exceeding nine reg
iments, in addition to the thirteen reg
iments called out on behalf Of the
Federal Government, and also 10 accept
not exceeding eight companies, to be
organized in art as cavalry and in part
as batteries Of artillery, in such pro-
portions as he may think expedient.-
The regiments aud companies contin-
ued in service shall be subject to be
transferred to tho service Of the Uni
ted States at any time.
SEC. 3. In addition to the briga-
der generals provided for by the act
entitled ian act to provide for the rap
i'd organization Of the militia of Ohio
enlisted under the requisition Of the
President of the United States, passed
April %, 1861, the Governor may dos
ignate, from among the general officers
now in commission, two additional brig
adler generals, 70 take such command
as he may assign them.
SEC L. All contracts hereafter made
] for the subsistence Of volunteer militia