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Mem % '<s- ...s.s,... S,,,, ,.,sg i
Esxlsy, aesss,y, fsioysss = = $500
1873. Toys, eisnss. :ssaohiss TJsaDcs.
stnns. Nns sahsry other GOODS.
ss q s "a sss & = ss'ste se;s
.s so' - so' nKs = assu < k Ssssn
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! viii all. NJ The ios on Gosacll UANMeot
sev.rri gArn.-. aud 6eAdle fToRsEs;
tvery Nae yours 'sUi~ke Nsss ~ .ses0
mos ..esI,se, s~eona .ass6 BUa0s1B
rTRNiTu Il wAavH ..l nAn-
? Mss, ia good csdss 49, .ss-.ssss
yJ4s. N r4YLos = s0r, AssslssAps !
fJIKgxpIasn 1EAs1 or yAxuZ ~
Y PhuPahTT. ia IEB WEaE 444
s..,:. .aKAsii UsE, ATzuyTi6- 4
" III % ]. upps tina psenis es, On HkTV3QGy. 81
ID Gay .of Ap,s', eo'nas.a M - &o'eknae q
! :ss un.xpir.a fese fso tsr,nsnais iasheQ 49,
'ehsr. kesI "f he v''a'tlc p,syeiiy. A M54b
abave, ner Ia the Occupancy Of nsasss. Utol(n
1rsasteg./ = e
In .sssf Of III, shove, aud fns,,Ds % unsao
su,t. ts,SsS.,s. rns -hois teop.r,y IL sew rss2.
&c aAs53 pee s-znua. "a
Issss stt esls. =.
49, JAZZ ii. TAYLOR & SON. Assss.
T,woyrFY DE- -S.s BILE fENEE ENIn
1 .s rna wtsr S.ps rp sra, 81 s7s III.
I'll sell upon he prem ises, on SAT UnOAye
6th Cay az April, ,nnimesoinG At 81 n'otce9
r. r. two very ses!rahIs sTcOenisnss k,oaseA
Is above. low occupied respectively BY nas.
REYNOLDS AID Mrs ss.aena alt, st q S~nt VI go
per nHB e7ch. Thir yro. arty ia aAmisabay
located fsr Dssines q st9n5s, togsshsr viii
ss,com n oda IONS for families. 4
Is The iots ron. together "a iess, and run
beck good dapth
TxH~s --Oae laird cab the Dalanos at 8
aud Ia months, Toy neEotil1fe coses, WITH
the purchaser to,pas me taxes md tnsnrAoce
t'r !sea. Sks.m TAYLOR 4 EOE.
nh y Aactiunesfs.
CIV H'usss; a~D Tors % Ssh sosose
:. ata De Usnat.AT AuGfI0N -On SATDD-
DAY. Do s j, d.y OF trdL comm. pcsue 81 oe1ne
oil b ss,,, up~n th> pre,ntes r. spectively, the
fptlowire fropefly--.ow.t: Twsrew brsrh Tsne-
meni-' ihs east si'e Of ssh street. bstyeen
'syrd 'traet snd 'na cansl occupied ~ Ysswa
VA. peases asd u ~ Nah 00e Aiso, three
hrsck T.n.erse1s,s tAs u0rsa ode Of Ne cna1A,
asiissr;oa tho ssad gard. Thses houses ere a1eue-
ten tn Eati ~ tmvreslae naishbosAseds s1d
being eis SeDts nt 10 the 6oyert mspt seOpa, -
Tag Mil Sc. sawavs easnaand good rsa 10
-rHRYs --Dnn third esah; hatsDcs q md ID
uol,b With i,egest, ard secnrsd By trnss dss0.
Fu, eassers. pay .aye, aud n sueance fae 1904.
40 Jh" OF taylor 4 SON, Auess- s
f>E raess sales VIII takeipiace THIS DAT /,
askiated IN tie boz. a.tves tissments
AR J. III ia Yt.t3R 4 Sun. Aucta.
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sitaaf,lpr II AGairs.

= 3. ...A .~s 4. 49, 49,.
.rrxpAY mspsRHfss8. April s. -.
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By THOS. ~. kEESEE. Auccr.
tofhee corner of Gary AMI 18th stvaeisl

4 uCTIUa SALE OF ELEGANT HUTrSf
~ HOLD ANIs KITaJHEN FURNtTUaE
/ - il, SslI on TUESDAY, the IL day q
= pail, com .3encing a IL o eocs, a nj ri IN
~ sideu O. on the uort.a side OF Craze between
a ANA n streets the gnffTe fuFDiture coI>
aimed therein, consisting OF an excellent as-
sortment al Parior. ch mhGr. and Dining
room Fu,ail1re, splendid mirror, &c and
ths-usuAi Kitchen Furniture, iuC.udiDg ~
L. RE Cooking Stove
ThsHs- Eaeh OF delivery.
THDS W KFE3EB
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Hpq'Ies tRgTchgtsLb feaY ARTTLLsaY, I
March i3sh. tsG<.

HpQ 10 NRGTchFtELb fouf AkTTLLtn,
Mspch t3th. te6s. J &
4 TTENTf0H, vos.rNrBFRA.
~ BATTERY HaCU o0O.
Tie rnse:s.gned having secured . spben1e0
BATrtKY Of heid- pieces, have authority - fa11o
a company OF Light Artillery. 10 BE- naesefed -
he Provisional Army OF Virginia for Ne Wa. -
hove received suttosiy from the 0evoenos . -
cruit voluat eets nom thu xILsTGA. " Oil ~
ranks OF the Crusct fed i.;1hs Artillery. Theee0-
rsny viii he tuus led 10 a. soon a . sel1e1ao4
number Of va.an.sera have hssn recsiv4d. - -
opportunity nor press0ts itself 70 tAoss who -
nat wishte 60 "a aiiitiau,en, 10 esroll thaoelveo
~ voiunteeEa. Ma sutssitutcs received.
App.y a, tbs off Il. af the Old Dcnsiuien lnsus.
snec Cca,rsny under the ST. Char 20 Hcee1.
STAPf.EToN CRUTOHF1n1aD,e
UHA6. u WOkfHAn.
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I wish " renter isase malt
Z A II n
betweaa FIVE and thirteen acres OF eronri
within three or II 70 Miles of Richmond
Address ~. MT his once. md state ioca-
ton terms. y .. ap5 -
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TT Az Den ARTILLERY,

II AZ FDEN ARTILLERY,
Id ATTENTION. EEURUII., {,
see advertisement In - mother column and
report according v III the rendezvous In Rich
m enc, on TUESDAY next. Ecexcuse w. II
b. Il kan for faIlu re tastterd
apa-lt Law S. MARYE, Uartain
* Usi,tlTUtE
~ Tue suhsCTiber, who v esempt
from militia dufT, Will accept The position of
abssiture for fair colnpensa tion.
lie eau be found at the Dispa ten Office. be
tween he hGure Of ten and eleven O els CHI, to-
day. THOMAS MAHpNEY.
aph it,
s.on REWARD Il Will give the above
sNslU reward for the sppre hensioD and
srts,aTy to me, In this Camp, Of FRANCIS
u. Al " ELL, dessrteg fr IN nv c0mp9ny.
W Il. bE6K &LEY.
Capt Comd 90 K, 2lss We. Hest.. ,
apis. Camp near MT, JaeRson.
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JF,It FOR PLaA~rRE.
Lowers ef.Uhnciug, attend The Il kisIs OF
the SarSon, 70 tRk5 pHea at the city > rms
Hail. On MONDAY EVENING April IN.
1883
re- T'ese.s q, admitting a gentleman and
wo indies, to be had a the ball. ap a-2ts
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Bs EEUWG OD r kE.4CH, hnc,tonsers,
~ Main street,
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ANE.AE, NENTS.

II IuhMlk MD VARIETIES
X. THIS EfAkING, APRiI s.
will hs repeated, the beautiful Ilay OF
1 u L. h 7
or, TIE
LIFE or An AETR FSS
Song .-,.,,t.-.-..-.. Miss Louise Qly6o.
I,aucs.....-..-. 49, Miss B. Darlington.
NJ ~et Prog Yne asA
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~ e.. n. REkSEE, <aef40nAe,,
i0iTic1 eorrct 12tG and Cary strecta.i

i0fIie3 coracs 1atG ard Cary stree.a.i
HORSES, OMNIBUS, WAGON. BUS4Y
III AMI. lART, FOR SALE AT AUU-
'lII7 win bs sold, on SATURDAY morn
ing, April h, commencing ut 10 O'clock, a.
the Ho Tse auction Lot. on Council OheA.'
her Hiii
, very ice black Mare, years old. -.
Omnibus aEd Harness,
i WngoB, in good order.
! rcmbrii Cart, IA god order,
Buggy THOS, w. KEESEf.
ap8 AIctionesr.
n sDDITIUNAL.- he added 10 The
Aoavc sale, one fns Horse, Day s4d Z arness,
In ertset order. r. w KkEEk, {.
APPS auctEoueef.
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Hospital OF THE MEDICAL. col.
IL LEHEOE VIRGINIA. Eosritai

WIOssrlrAL OF THE MEDICAL. col.
LEaE OF VIRGINIA This Hospital
erected b. The liberaiity of the State, at eust %
mere than Sac.oc0, is now rpleie, aud open for
the reception Il patients. Il Ia admirably adopted
by it's plan for she accommodation OF The sek, And
Is furnished with every consenirncs requisite fos
their comfort aud successful treatment "a sliua
sion Msrahsii street, east Of lSh. tTlgaedistey
adjacent to the Medical College. while retired and
airy, is AZ the same tine central and conss2isnt Of
acc0ss from all part Of the yisy.
The patients nader she Immediate charge ~
the Professors OF tb. College. wos mako tally
vixiis,l assistsd by competent Resident fhyss
eian,
All parsons reanssiug rsd.ea, Surgical isess.
snent ere admitted. except the Isssss, ard Hose
laboring under SsAL fox agn uTHsx JsYgr-
sseus DISC snERs.
I4yngiu women bnth white sad eoinEsd. 70
oe'vs special care and sstantion
CHANGES.
Including aesras Msisesi At,sa5aIess Sc.
Waite Patients % per ~@eA
And ths ss>s,ls tate iar fractiacs Of wefh.
For i.sse than ons wees, el per day. up 10 sbt
charge for mt week
Several neatly furnished Private Rooms have
been prnvii sd for those desiring separate aecomm
daiiens The charge for these viii vsry from o.
SIS per week.
For surgical operations ice ranging sro,a s. to
$50 viii Be required Ia addition to the abovs week.
? ~ An ehsrg-s psyab,. cn shs removal Of n.
pssi-pt-
limited number II beds placed At Tbs dispcsas
ef Charitable Assoctxtiens At $50 PER amman. pHy
ahlr spontaneously, er At \ corresponding rats iuf
ak months.
Paa-nls conveyed 70 " non. tho Hespi.af n .
suitable vehicie provided especially for The pur
Pose.
C.ssena ard sFrsaxers are. Invited 70 vxis she
II Odd IL sod hase-es ia ssraasessnss.
Pres.a~nt--br-si. Il. JUYAEA
astaI.SxsaA KsAyssr;Nas--aSss TUCKER CON
fTAf ~rA ECk.s -
Asssailas Sa4s a0as--4as as1nOSs PA - y.
| Las AR6 W1t4I.fsik
nsetasns rhyAAian- M. iAAtAM y. WufE2
asswAeAr-f. y. PARISH q ss-ly
M HlfE UElE.-Io. ~! sy
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FUTURE DAY.

- Ek@s*
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-.sr4. = .. Is vs. :. -. 80.

THIS ia IT, give not CO that a JressurY
oEaIt, issued IL my favor for sig ~ thau end
d0!tsrs. go .oGe.f on f. g Gilmore, TreR surer
&. ) Draft M. SOS or war warrant No 29o,
one elf payable ia h0nds,] W8s ahstracted
from my Qfti 2 GU saturday, Magch ga 1859, o
SUNDAY, naTch 50 lo,2. I waEn aIt PERSONS
against rece'T.nE OF holding this draft. The
i,rsft was not endorsed by me, sud therefore
Cannp. Re eieposi,esi Or arGUn upon BY ar y
person OtneG iasD myself. and sfhCIcnt PIE
CAUTIONS have been taken against an for
gerry. r W. Johns,
GuSeon md Medical Pnrveyor,
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Richmond. Va, prii :, 1852.
ap b-db &IaVSm
osT OR y ULEr-A YER gIFICATE
& ! OF English citizenship, recently ub aimed
from Mr.. Cridiano, Is u IA tad MarCh 25 .
| 1851. The dader viii please leave Il TIT thi :
| Office, RL0bAR Darcy OGDEN
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THexs--hs TNove.
aph q DOLE h APpE&" or, Aucts
:.HWu HIATT tsjtE LOTS. RcrsrKp Nv
2Fys AR lSfH Az LrtGH ss-,.. srscR
HUI F0k SAbs sr arcTlos - 10 med ttst q
after tae foregoing ssle git oa sofa LbaEa
sWo beautiful haIf-scre LDTS !ceaTed rs
atCayo. 20 be divided INFO lots 10 suit bidders.
FspMs above.
apa GODDIN A. -rrERsIiN, ucis.
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| g rHAYED.- Brought 10 my stable, On
! - EranSiln street, near the Old Market on
| Saturday. YIarch 29th. n roam HORSE, with
q hal ter and hridi on. two sgn Eli white marks
| on his hind fetiocKs, and long tail. The
| owner is r, On ted IL come forward, prove
| prof. Z. pay charges, and take him away
CT he VIII be dealt vi IN a-s the law directs.
ap j--3rk VIM. ID. iRbY.
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a bu9LEH

I wish "a enlist BUaI.ER for the Hamr-
den Arit inrf AdvaG tasecns to ms WI ha
offered Apply nj Recruiting eff o. on 9th,
street. opp sire the New Make.
q DHFALI.,
apt--lt :saret Ii. snrden Artillery
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w, -. szrTI5;s5 !: =. o., 1.
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w A furnished
1 * - y nj :,
! win two beds, ig n ccnvenient part of the
] city, by two yonDg p,i'meH, Tbs best OF
| BefefeACts given,
| hdliFe g, stsfiae prics and locality. "w. X
| Il - dispatch ofnoe hp5 IL !
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yAY A \ r 4 n
We wish 20 hira by ths mon h. a good
W a M b and IROaER, fuT one thai will
suit we will pay good price.
y T FOSTER s 90,
nc ST Corner Main aud iii streets.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17

GENERAL Ton THuMB's LEvEE.--Why wal
1t that Naughton's Hall was so densely crowded
last evening at General Tom Thumbs leveet
Cotton, in his "Lacon," explains such phenom-
ena, II we remember rightly. somewhat after
this fashion: Children and people in genera
see every day persons taller than themselves
but when they meet with one Of mature age &C
much inferior in aise, their curiosity and won
der are greatly excited. They look down upon
such one with the same amazement that very
tall man looks up to another few inches tall
er than himself. tt~t
Aside from the qualification Of natural Gu
tiOslty, the levees of the General are very en-.
tertalning and well worth the moderate pricel
charged for admission. The ballads and comic
songs introduced at intervals vary and enliven
the entertainment.
As the General gives his last leyees at Naugh.
toms Hall this afternoon and evening, We ad-
wise ell who have not seen him, or who have
not for many years, not to miss this last oppOr-
tunity.
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List of Juro rs.


Jurors for the May term Of the Dlstric
Court for this county, commencing May IL;
John ROhr, Madison township; w. W. Kile
do; Moses Seymour, do Levi Wagner, Mont
gomery; E. Glover, do; Gideon Vandemark
do; Samuel 8 Davis, Perry; WIN. B. Hayes
do James Kenny, do Samuel Wilson, Sharon
John M. Albery, Jefferson; James Horlocker
Mifiin ''
Grand Jurors for the May term of the Cour
Of Common Pleas for this county, commencing
May 90:
Milton Fisher, SEN, Hamilton township
Charles Pontius, Madison; Fred. Null, Frank
lin; Perez Hannum, Truro; Lewis Rush, Jack
SOM Jonathan Park. Plain; J. N. Case, Sharon
Joseph Libey, Montgomery; Samuel Crosby
do /; Casper Miller, do; George Riordsn, do
John Weaver. do. Charles Ball, Jackson
Absalom Boror, do; James Kinuear, Clinton
Petit or traverse jurors for the May term oi
the Common Pleas:
A. S. Chapman, Sharon township; P. J. Wy
eth, do; George Lewis, do.; James VAudevort
Brown; Jacob Huffman, franklin; Lewis Hos
ter, Montgomery; NJ. Kingery, do; VIM
Merton, do; Thomas Garner, do; John Hor-
locker, Mifain; Elias Shook, Hamilton; ]. W
Jameson, Blendon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17
T1i sS:Esn I: III S Ri:sis: n s. q 1879

The bill Abollshing slavery In the District Of
Columbia passed the House Of Representative
on Friday, April IL, precisely a. II came from
tho Senate Yeas 80, nays 80, as follows; r.
YEAs-Messrs. Aldrich, Alley, Arnold, Ash
Icy, Babbitt, Baker, Baxter, Beaman, binghaml
Blair of Missouri, Blair Of Pennsylvania, blake
Browne Of Rhode Island, Butfinton, Campbell
Chamberlin, Clark, Colfax, Frederick a; Conk
ling, Roscoe Conkling, Covode, Davis, Dawes
Delauo, Diven, Duell, Dunn, Edgerton, Ed'
wards, Eliot, English, Fenton, Fessenden, tish
er. Franchot, Faux, Goocb, Goodwin, Granger
HsiRht, Hale, Hanchett, Harrison, Hickman
Hooker, Hutchins, Julian, Kelley, Kellogg
Of Michigan, Killlnger, Lansing, Loomis, Love
ioy, Mcknight, McPher son, Mitchell, Moor
head. Morrill, of Maine, Morrill, Of Vermont
Nixon, Odell, Olin, Patton, Pike, Porter, Pot
ter, Rice of Massachusetts,, Rice OF Maine
Riddle, Rollins Of New Hampshire, Sargent
Sedgwick, Shanks, Sheffield, Shellabarger
Sloan, Spaulding, Stevens, Stratton, Thomai
of Massachusetts, Train, Trowbridge, var
Horn, Van ValkenburRh, Viewer, Wallace, W a.
ton of Vermont, Washburne, Wheeler, Wm1'
of Indiana, Wilson, Window.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Baily Of Pennsylvania
Biddle. Blair of Virginia, Brown of Virginia
Casey, Crittenden, Dslaplain, Grider, Hali
Harding, Holman, Johnson, Knapp, Law, Ia
zear, Mallory, May, Menzies, Morris. Noble
Norton, Nugen, Pendleton, Perry, Price, kol
Inns Of Missouri, Shlel, Steele OF New YORK
Steele OF New Jersey, Thomas of MARYLAND
Vallandlgbam, voorhies, Wadsworth, Wood
White Of Ohio, Wickllffe, Wright.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17

John KilrOy was appointed Administrator Of
John Kelly, late Of Columbus.
Mary Jane Smith was appointed Guardian ol
her son, Wesley Elliott Smith.
The will of Timothy Lee, late OF Biendor
township, was admitted to probate. The per-
sons named In the will-Theron Lee and Man
ley D. Coville--Were appointed executors
The following accounts were filed for settle
ment:
The first accounts Of VIM. 8. Sullivans, al
Guardian of VIM. y. Sullivant, Jr., and also o
Edmond G. Sullivsnt.
The second account Of George Wagner, Ad
ministra.or of Michael Thomas; the second &C
count of John Shrook, Guardian Of Milton P
shrock, and the second account Of Enos Hop
kins, Administrator dc bonis non, with the vii
annexed, Of Abner H. Piuney.
The third account Of Jacob Henry, Execute
Of Frederic Henry.
The final account Of John Baker, Administra
tor Of Joseph +. Long; the final account o
John Sbrock, Guardian of VIM. H. Shrock, an
the final account Of Isaac Williams, Guarda
Of Phebe Ann Williams.
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speech Of senator RincA.

We have placed before our readers IN the
DAILY. TsI-weekly and Weekly Issues OF the
siaissmsn, the speech Of the Hon. w. +. fiscK
r.ooutly delivered 10 our State Senate. We
ash that every line In this speech be eAreiuii,
examined, not 90 much on account Of the sigma
ability displayed in Its production, as on account
Of the sound constitutional principles u EN-
bodies, and the logical demonstrations BY which
these principles are explained and enforced
Mr.. Fmck refutes the secession hefesy 10
mssterly manner, He shows clearly that Ih'
Fsde,al Constitution does NOT create mer'
compac, between independent and soyereigt
states 70 be observed or broken at the mer'
pleasure Of any one or any number OF tho par
ties.
At The same time he exposes the fAIlAcy O
the opposite theory. and demonstrates that
shile we have National Government from
which no State has the constitutional right 'C
secede. Il Is q Government Of defined and limit
ed powers. a.
The speech contains fall and convincing ex
posl.Ion Of the true policy Of conducting the
var against rebslliOn-A policy which, In the
sasllsr stages Of that war, was proclaimed By
the PresIdsnt and almost unanimously affirmed
BY both branches Of Congress. He depicts IL
closing colors the fatal and lrretrieVable con
sequonoes of departure from that policy.
This leads him to examine the proposition 70
reduce statss to Territories, and especially the
general coufscEtion and emancipation scheme
Of Senator TRumBuLL, Of Illinois. He proves
from the Constitution, and BY stubborn facts,
and uDansWerAble arguments. that such lire
of policy, II attempted to be carried out, would
be unconstitutional and unjust, and would de
fsst the very end for which the Government
svowedly entered upon this war, and for which
the people rallied to Its support
The various quotations in the speech from
different sources, By wSy of proof or tilustra'
siOn, constitute rich and valuable treasury OF
political information. On the whole, shis
speech Of Me-. FMcK's Is well worth preserving
foF future examination and reference.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17

GEN. A. SIDNEY JOHNSTON, who was killed Of
Pittsburg, was a native of Mason county, KY;
was born in 1902. He graduated at West Poin.
10 1926, served in the Black Hawk war, and in
1886 emigrated to Texas. He entered the Tex
an army as private soldier, and Was soon pro-
NOTED to succeed Gen. Felix Houston in the
chief command, which led TO q duel between
them, and Gen. Johnston was wounded. In
1910 he retired from office-he had been Senior
Brgadier. General and Secretary Of War-snd
settled on his plantation. In 1857 he was given
the command of the United States forces sent
to teach the Mormons manners. He command
ed the Utah Military District, and on the death
of Gen. Clarke, assumed the command Of the
Department Of the Pacific Shortly after the
rebellion got under way his loyalty was suspect.
ed, and Gen. Sumner was sent out to supersede
him. Before Gen, Sumner reached California,
Johnston had left bis command to join the reb-
els. He took the overland route, with three or
four companions, on mules, and passed through
Arizona and Texas, and thence to Richmond.
At first he was appointed to a rebel command
on the Potomac, but upon the great Importance
of the Western Department being seen by JEFF.
Davis, he was appointed to take chief command
at Bowling Green.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17
Gem. w. III. wallace.

Brig Gen. w. H. Wallace, who was the only
General officer killed at Pittsburg Landing,
Was native of Illinois, a graduate Of West
Point, and, previous to the present war, had
seen service on tho Pacific frontier, as Captain
Of the Washington Territory Mounted Volun-
teers, in which position he took part In the lndl.
an War Of 1855. At the opening Of this war
he raised and obtained the Colonelcy Of the
Eleventh Illinois Regiment Of VolunteeIs.-.
With his regiment he was at Fort Henry, aGd
from there went to Fort Dorelson, at which
battle he was Acting Biigadier- General. and
mediately aiterward was confirmed as Briga'
di err G eneral by Congress Hewas a very skill'
ful and gallant officer. and his loss will be
deeply mourned by the brave soldiers Of the
West. i.rs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17

NEw Law FRM.-The card Of C. F. Bing.
ham and J. g. McGufTey, ESqrs. who have
formed partnership In the practice Of law, will
be found in another column. Their Office Il
located in the new building of Messrs Headley
Eberly & Richards, $50 South High street.
We commend this new Law firm to the pat.
ronage Of those who may have any legal business
to transact. 1t is of the highest Importance to
entIust business Of this kind in the hands Of
those who have both the capacity and the indus
Try to understand 1t fully, and do whatever ID
needed with care and promptitude. All these
desirable qualities, both members of this new
Arm will be 70 ind to possess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17

MEETING OF rHE CoLuMBUs VEDETTEs.-At q
called meeting Of the Columbus Vedettes and
others who have heretofore been members Of
said company, last night committee Of FIVE
was appointed to draft resolutions, which ere
hereby submitted: sts .,ssss asp
Resolptd, That we organize ourselves "a the
Columbus vedettes Relief Association, to lend
aid and assistance to those who have been, or
may now be members Of this company, and
other military organizations Of this city, who
have been, or may be wounded, or suffering
through disease, In supporting the constitution
and Gag Of our country.
Resolped, That We will pay due respect and
honor to the deceased who may have fallen on
the battle field or lost their lives BY disease in
the camp while In the service Of their country,
and whose remains are returned to this city for
interment.
Rssolssd, That copy Of these resolutions be
inserted In the city papers.
A. ZIGLER. GEO. FREEMAN,
D. D. MITCHELL, y. MORRIS, 3 a b /.
c. DUNBAR, Committee.
W. AwL, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17

!. TIE HraoIu MAArrR- The immortal GIN"
presented bis philosophical viswscn tho war be-
fore large crowd In front Of the "AmsEican."
Last night, holding them spell-bound By biz
reasoning and the originality Of his philosophy
We will only say In this Issue. that bis theory
will yet be recognized. Feeling the Jealousy
that still exists respecting bis views on che
war, al. NJ" surrenders himself on tho S2d
Of this month to J. J. Johnson, Esq, the fear
less sheriff Of Perry county, for .venty' five
days or lie. He will lecture at steubsnville
this evening, and at ZaneSvllle, on the 2lss.-
al. NJ" never Gurenders to the Jealousy Of
this world. - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-17
COmnIV.

The Democratic in every township in tbif
county, as far az We have heard, have done
"good work." In Franklin township, the Dem
ocrats have. elected portion of their ticket
C. M Burris and James Barlow, Democrats,
and Henry Sitter, Republican. were elected
Trustees; Jefferson Buckley, Democrat, was
elected Assessor. That township gave David
Tod go majority last October. In Liberty
township the whole Democratic ticket was elect
ed by large msjorities Eliza Landrum, Andrew
Sheridan aud Perry Vance were elected for
Trustees; John Mccartney for Clerk; VIM.
Jackson for Treasurer; Albert Hartley for AS
sessor. We have not learned the names Of the
Constables. In Scioto township, the Democrats
have elected their officers by increased majori-
ties. All righ,!-Jaekson ExpTess