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rsnsns 0dsceu. reported 40 follows. which
Nss ~concurred 10:
c. Z HosFosp. President.
N. d. TorrGSe. Vice President.
A. KAUFMAN. Treasurer.
p. b. O'RLrr. Secretary.
Mr.. L. Rvcs was called on, for a abort
speech. His remarks were veil timed and
20 the point.
p. B. O'Riiey vas next called out. His
rensrks we're appropriate and received with
many hearty cheers.
John W Spencer. Of Sullivan county. vas
eailec for. He pas a Democrat. and had
voted for Douglas. but vas for maintaining
the Government Al al hazards. He had vol
unteersd four times. but had been rejected
on account Of bis inability 10 withstand the
fatigues OF a campaign. Mr.. s. sas sarcastic
Ia hs remarks. and vas loudly ehesred
throughout.
Rcv. Mr.. Terrell. Of Columbus. made a
fsv remarks. showing his attachment 10 the
Government 70 be pure and Of a patriotic ma
ture. he felt deeply Tor the cause Of the
Onion. and was for all measures that would
tend 10 maintain il.
Two hundred and eighty nine names .p
pesrsd on the Roll OF Honor" the most of
whom had Joined the Club ,ince the last
meeting.
l. N. Brown offered the following
Resslred. That an Executive Committee
Of ten be appointed by the Club. whose duty
shall consist ia considering and reporting upon
ali matters referred % them. or such matters
n they may deem worthv OF the Club con-
sideraticn. as occasion mag require.
On motion OF Jas. Hook. the resolution
vss laid upon the table until the next inset
ny.
In view Of the anticipated return Of the
Port Hsrrison and vigo Guards. on TUESDAY
aeI,. Mr.. +. B. Aller moved that a Commit
tee be appointed to make arrangements for
an honorable and worthy reception of cur
gallant men Of the llth Indiana (Zouaye)
Regiment.
The motion Vas carried. ard the following
Committee appointed:
Z B. Allen, James Hook. I. N. Brown.
L. A. Burnett. W. II Stewart. p. B. O'Riley.
W. y. Mclean. G. W. Habsrly. VIM. Pot
win. James Jadd. L. A. Smith. aud ". 8.
Ryce.
II. POTTER. Prest pro ten.
l. u Baows. Sec'y.
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WHEELING. July 25-The Legislature I'D
journed on Friday. after tr-ns ,ctins a good
deal of business looking 20 the complete
working and establishment of a new State
government
A stay Ian was enacted.
The patrol bill was passed authorizing the
Governor % organize a patrol IN such eoan-
ties as may need them.
About $500 .O0o were appropriated for car
rying oa the government. and similar sum
for military purposes.
Resolut ons were adopted on the last dsy
of the session. psedging the member of te
Legislature in their individual capacity. 10
use all efforts IN ctfectsng a thorough military
ogsni1ation in Western ysrgiaiA.
The last week OF the session vas occupied
chiefly in discussing tho bill reported from
a 5 ecial Committee on the division Of the
State.
The bill proposed TO give assent TO the
Legislature TO the division. aid recon mend
ing the Csnsenu0n. shortly ~ re -assemb.e
TO { Ike immediate act
The discussion developed a strong party
element opposed TO division. A good many
favored the immediate action on the ground
that when the State should be fully repre-
scented. assent could not be obtained, and they
wanted 10 make Use OF abe advantage CIR
c~umstsnees had thrown in their way. They
uere for the division frst. last and all the
tine. Another and the mijor.;y class favor
Ell the division. bat Thought lt iapolitc as il
would inter ere with the plans Oh the Govern
ment which would not az this time coun,e-
nance such a move. The result vas that no
action ut all was axes land the Legislature
left the subject just where they found il.
The Convention reassemoles ON the sixth
proximo.
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~ The State Sentinel Of Saturday. vas
engaged in tho very p~striotie wors Of vindi-
eating the rebels frc the charge Of cruelty
.nd barbari,y At Bulls Run. and talks on
the subject as If il was in close eorrespon
dencs with the ~traito.s. The Sentinel says
40 such acts we're con as;,tei with the knowl.
edge or consent Of the officers. How did
the Sentinel learn the fact The Seatinel
also iAbo:s TO ere tie the impression that the
reverse 70 the Federal arms was far more
disastrous than haN been published. and
more than in;imates that j; has seen q pri-
vate dispatch from Gen scott to tina, eject.
and that the Cabinet 1t = meeting. after thu
battle. deliberately determined TO deceive
me country ia regard u the affair.
Such intimations sn part Of the Sentinel
ID in perfect keeping with the course the
Sentinel has pursued ever since the rebels
hrel on Sumter.
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FoRsrTHr. Tame, county. No. July 23-
General Sweeney comm nd which LETT
Springfield on Saturday last, arrived here to-
day and Dispersed a band Of one hundred aud
bfy rebels la; oned here. and took posses
sion OF the town.
Fivs Of tho rebels we're killed and several
wounded.
Three Ct our men we're slightly wounded
but none killed.
The FIRST and se,ond stories Of the Court
Hou.e here wee filed with blankets. PROVE
ions. comp eeuipsge. ke.. which together
with two tons o. lead found N a we'll and
other articles secreted Ia different parts Of
the tosa. IA al valued At between $4,000
and So 200. fell into our hands
Mr.. wlkir. correspondent 81 toe New
York Times. was slightly wounded
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The National Guards True and
Re adv.

BALTIMORE, July 27-Gcn. DIX eddr essed
the members OF the National { uard tbs
morning, appealing To them for the sake OF
their country interest, which demands ever,
sacrifice al this time. TO remain a rev day
longer II their camp until his arlaa- emens
had been perfected. II any Of the men had
urgent business or domestic calls when
would require their immediate personal at
t%ention. he would freely grant them passes 10
Philadelphia, but he would request the Regi-
ment to rem .n until "Wednesday next when
shey would certainly DE allowed TO return
home
After the General hid closei his appeal.
Col. Lyle put the question: those in the ne
tive 10 order arms, and those IN the affirm a,
time. TO present them. Every arm was pre-.
,ented, and at the instance OF the Gener !.
three rousing cheers were given for the
Guards.
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Al a meeting of the Reception Committee,
held At the Auditors Office. at 9 o'clock. Sat.
urday. July 2sth. the following programme
was adopted:
lst. Artillery.
%. Band and Martial Music.
I'd. German Home Guard and other mill
tsry companies.
9th. Fort Harrison and vigo Guards.
5th. Citizens on foot.
9th. Citizens Ia carriages.
The procession will be formed at the De
pot.
A signal gun will be fred on the approach
Of the train aud all the bells IN the city will
be rung az the same time.
On the arrival Of the train . n~stional So
lute will be fred from the Holmes and Gr.-
YER batteries. near the depot.
Hon. VIM. &. Mclean. Orator.
Vim. II. Stewart, Marshal OF the DAY.
Assistant Narshais-John D. Bell. @. ".
Hsbsrly and John HAney.
Art~illerymen-C. A. Goodwin, Vim Ems
minger. Mr.. Burrowes. George W. Grigsby.
Notice of tho arrival Of thu train will be
given.
The reception speech will be made near
the Public Square.
JAMES HOOK. Chm
| " BRowS. Sec'y.
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WASHINGTON. July T-Daring tho pres
eni session the House has called upon the
President To communicate. il not incompati
bic with the public interest. copies OF all cor
respondance with all Foreign Powers relative
To MARITIME rights. and slso copies OF AL cor
respondence re; pecting the existing I~nsurrec-
ton.
The President respectfully declined TO fir.
nish the information. from motives OF public
policy.
The Secretary OF Wal has no Information
as to the employment of Indians and negroes
in a military capacity be- the 80 called South
ern confsderacy. and has 50 advised the
House. in response 10 their resolution upon
that subject.
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Iowa State Convention.

CHIcAso. July 2T.-The Democratic State
Convection OF Iowa. met at DesmJines Oh
the Oath inst. aud nominated Cn1 Misol
Tor Governor.
Resolutions were adopted. declaring the
irrepressible conflict the Cause OF the W.T..
and censuring the South for resorting TO
arms TO redress their grievances, opposing
secession rs politicd hsrssy: al, censur;ng
the President for assum ~ and expressing AR
bi,rary power, but pleIging the support OF
the Democrats of Iowa to -uppart the Gov
eminent in tho exercise oil its ieSitim tie
functions in a Constitutional minnsr; also
;~,yoring a \ ational Convention to settle the
pending diff, ulEies.
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~ The Editor Of the Journal IL COO
-tsntiy croaking about nobs and violence.
which would indicate ths, be has bad dreams.
His idea that Mr.. Ryce or any other Republi-
ean ia this city desire TO stir up = spirit Of
mobocrlcy Is as absurd a. bis IDEA that he
c4n build Up a great party. Of which he Is 10
es toe hes d il opposition TO the party in
favor Of m maintaining the Government. Those
fsncies are rendering you ridiculous. neigh
Dor. even in the eyes Of your nost intimate
friends.
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RoIlA. No, July "A fight occurred
party OF slxty-fse rebels aud fifteen Home
Guards, irvm Rolla. The Guards we're sur
rounded, but they N ,de a determined stand.
and alter a few ~vo.leys, dispersed the rebels.
killing their LIST L eatenant and nortally
wounding three others.
Que Lieutenant and two priva,cs on our
SIDE wele severely wounded.
The Guards hid olly been drilled once in
the use oil the musset, nj their hghtng va.
a tine syidepse " puck.
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kKTUsS OF rsE EisHrn Rx0txkSy.-Ths
gallant Eighth Regiment. Col Benson. has
returned home arriving at Indianapolis at 10
o'clock on Friday They receive i the same
~elcome as had been extended to their com.
~Yanions in arms Who had preceded them.
The soldiers we're welcomed 10 q moe, slo-
qusn, aud patriotic speech by Mr. Wa. Wa
ACE Of indianapolis. commencing them for
their sal0r, and eonsratulstinx shsn on the
light loss they had sustained.
Col. Bsaton responded. expressing the
.hsnks OF the regiment for their Welcome.
and reviewing RAPIDLY ne career OF the req
ment since he had len the State. He alluded
broadly to their isg. presented By the ladies
~laiianspolis AMI Terre Hsuts. and s~Ii i vas.
by accident. the ONLY asg az the battle Of
Rich Mountain. and 10 il all ewes we're turned
az the symbol Of the cause IN which they
we're vriing their hves he declared that
shsir fag should neves leave The neld nll
that OF the nation as respected and obeyed
all over the cousuy. (load eheer) snd ths,
he snS his regimen, would re enliss for the
car. and stand hy the ass ill IL Wa over.
Here be turned 10 the mes and said; DO |
weak Tor you. men, 4 universal cry Of
Yes" and tremendous cheering "a. the IN
svsr. and = very satisfactory answer too.
Aner Col Benton had snisAsd he remarks.
Lieut. c l. Coi<rove Vas called OF. hat be
~.aaghlugl, replied shss IA cnly speech -ss
.ssoslder arms" -hich the regiment oseyed
and -As proceed.ng 70 form. preparatory 70
mar-A.ag out. ~hea NJ. wallace get the ear
% CO. B-ntoa. and the movement "a. stop.
red NJ wsIlses then shncunesd thss Gov
Morton had earnestly desired TO be present
and welcome this regiment sshs hsd dons
al other. bat business Of the army bad sb.
solaisly compelled him 10 leave the CITY
Cheers we're thea xavsa for the "s-lh.'
Eehh." for Governor Nsrtos.- and "xr
Nosson:" aud the regiment narcsed out ..
the ssuare.
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Noon Dispatches.

Loss TO the ist Michigan Regiment
New York Regiments Re-Eniisting
Situation ON the Potomac-GIoom
an Georgia-Report OF an Escaped
PrisoneT-Our Loss Growing Less
Fortihcations at Neutrality-suspicious.
of the Minnesota decentralization
Ia Exchange yalandigham and Bar
nett fos Congressman Eiy-Reb~is
Concentrating at Winchester.
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FoET KrARSif. July 2e.-The Pony Ex.
p - wit Sn fsalcisco dsies to the IL h
ts.sei. The te e-oaph Is vcm eseu III
{ IN g. east 90 Carson Valley Inc Ia
pm, ca. e. u IA We 1 though 10 Sat Lake
oy the fret 0. December.
Sh kun the &c 'eOuate Sho-hOne che hid
srnysd al Carson City - enquire wnat the
- sriand M al and te.e-rapa comP1a.es m
.ena.d do,ns win h. peOp.e. IL ~ presun
e. ~ val oe SATISFIED. No aggTes<lons 10
ntetled. The dlst,nce between Carson
Nslies aud S,It Like IL 80 mites. The
,ve.l.ud mail will have stations evers IL
m.es
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Night Dispatches.
udacity of the Rebels-Cavniry men
captured = Shooting Pickets-Gen.
Mcclellan in Washington - New
Courage inspired BY his Presence
lie crosses the Petomac-vigorous
Preparations for q new Campaign
Federal loss at Manassas.

WssHIScros, July PA report has reach
ed here that two cavalry men while accom-
panying a Union lady to her nome outside OF
Alenandria, we're reized by a body oil seees
%slonists. near the Geological Seminary. about
u m c aud a hall west OF Fort Ellsworth. and
crrr.e of. whe lady wss allowed 10 return.
Two OF our plcket guard we're shot by the
rebels last night within three miles oil A eI-
audria.
Ii i reported that a company OF rebel cav
airy Came within three miles of our lines at
Arlington Heights last night.
Every thing remains quiet to-day. The ar
rival oil Gen. Mcclellan seems 10 have In
spired new life into our troops. and vigorous
measures for the resumption OF the campaign
are gong on. >efSx
Gen. Mcclellan Was closetsd with General
Scott yesterday. and crossed the Potomac
last night.
IL is now believed that our loss at Bulls
Run pa Sunday. will not exceed the follow
ing figures: killed. 800: wounded. 700: miss
ing. $50.
By order of the War Department. the sol
diers stationed here will be paid Of. on Mon.
day. 4 large amount has also been sent 10
Harrisburg to pay the Pennsylvania troops.
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Military Items.

Wa &c: the following items from the
indianapolis Journal Of yesterday M ,rning:
Mon DEaD-A report Is 20 ng the rounds
u the papers that All Barnett. the well
known comic performer and lecturer. was
killed on the K ,nawha recently. We are ss
sarel BY soldiers ia the Sixth Regiment Of
Dur volunteers that Il il no, true. They saw
him. and talked and ate with him in his
booth al Be,llington last 81 -ning. SO il NAV
be considered certain that the eccentric All
= not dead.
worSDKD-One OF the men in the Eighth
regiment. whom We ssw Yesterday. had his
tngsr shot of while friug his riAe at the
rebels. and in loading again . muske, ball
struck his ride a. the upper band. knocking
tie band on. and SCATTERING the stock consid
ersbly. but luckily not in.uring the barrel
The soldier declared thu, he meant to carry
hat ri flo all through the var.
Tx EIKvrSrH.-A dispatch vas receive ed
Yesterday from Col. Wallace. stating that his
regiment. the Eleventh. was at Harrisburg.
Pa. All Lat he was going TO " a.hington to
see General Mcclellan. for ~ha, purpose We
did not learn.
We are desired to say ths, the reception Of
the Eleventh. on lie return. will take place.
ne; A. he old Barracks. a. announced yes,er-
day. but at the market house where the other
regiments have been received.
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~ Is is reported that several strsage
crafts we're sesa TO pass Farther Point thi.
morning. which from their rig .nd signal.
we're supposed 70 be from ths Wabash
They passed under such = pres. Of steam.
that the associated press ~as unable to head
them Some Of their afer-rigging is 10 said
appeared 10 have been damaged. On their
Commodors's pennsnt could DO deserted .
big II" Two Others bore the proud mot
e.. stead, FIRE"
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and devoted Womaa-Prisoners AT
Manassas.

"a ~
Manassas.
ALEXANDRIA. July 27.-Mrs. Hinsdsle,
whose hush nj IL u member OF the 81 Mich
gan regiment. which il now on the Virginia
side vi the Potomac. has returned IrOn Nj
nassas Junction She was at Centreyiiie du-
ring the engagement CA Sunday, and waited
there Tor the return OF Tie soldiers, looking
for her husband. Filing 10 see him. she
supposed h m a prsoner at n nassas.
The enemy Captured aud conveyed her
thither. and employed her IS hospital nurse.
On Thursday she procurei pass from Gen
Be iureSard, and his consent TO leave. She
walked 10 Alexandra, where she arrived
this morning. iatigued and exhausted. Her
hush md was not 4 prisoner. but returned
with his
She reports as being nj tho Junction. a
lsrge number OF our wounded. The enemy
say they have over one thousand prisoners.
Mrs. II. brings verbal messaAes rom Sc, err
al TO their friends. and siys that the wounded
are veil cared tor.
The offer OF liberty hs. been granted to
tho. e who will take an oath 70 not sgain
take 10 arms * inst the Goa. ederates. A
CIV had done 40, but the m jor,ty "a. used
o. the prisoners in the hospital are Henri
Perrin and Lieutenant Unierhill OF New
York. who are employed As hospit,l stewards
Z. +. Taylor OF New Jersey. Surgeon
Quarterm ,s;er, c.. J Murphy, Dr.. Swift. d.
John B,gley. and Verbenburs. OF the l4th
New jersey are in the hosp tai
Surgeon Buxton OF the 5th Maine and the
surgeons OF the 3sth New York, lst II nne
sofa and Sd Uniled States Infantry are taken
prisoners. They were all taken at the hos
pitil near the battle field.
Mrs. Hinsdale says that the con:ederates
bur ed their de al as fast as they could be re
covered. and that the enemy represented
they had but about fifty killed. but their
wounded exceeds fifteen hundred. She saw
many OF our dead unbur.sd. as she passed
over the bvttle field, and distinguished some
of them by their uniforms. she siys the en-
emy's force is very large NJ Mlntssas. and
that the officers are very busy drilling and
disciplining the troops. That Gen. Beaure.
gard is constantly on the move going from
Que part OF the camp 10 the other. and ar
ranging as they said for some great move
ment. She reports that n large force of the
enemy is at Fairfax Court House, with heavy
guns.
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CArKo, july 81.

CAIRO, July ~.
Tran. north on the Mobile and Ohio r X
were stopped on the Odd. by order of Gen.
Polk.
Ths rebels are gathering in large numbers
ia Southern Missouri. Their camp al Point
Fle ssant Is reported 1000 strong and rein
forcementts are daily arriving.
Gen. Watkins, rebel chief. of Cape Girar-
deau county, ia at West PrAirie. and at
swamp roads. with an aggregate force ofive
thousand OLD Abe Hunters
Another biz gun of Southern Missouri.
~itL. about 1900 Missouri and 1 ,nsas rebels.
i encampei on the bank of tie river oppo
site Island. No. :.
kllchell Watkins. Acjuiani. is within a
few miles OF Bloomfield. on CASTOR Run. ia
command vi some 5000 msn.
Ia Union Camp. at Hamburg. under com
msnd Of Major Abbey. about six hundrei
loyal Missouriaas are mastering into the ser
vice.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ W. X. Edwards addressed a large
and intelligent audience at the Township
House IN Sugar Greek Township on Satur.
day evening he took strong ground for
the maintenance Of the union. as IL Was. and
The Constitution A. il Is The spehch wss
Eell received.
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News from the south VIA Louis.
viilc-RumOred Advance on Cairo.
-.- - n

Gov. Magofiin has appointed a messenger
70 receive the State guns recently taken
iIom A-yfe.d by Kentucky AID Tennessee
seces>lOnists.
The New Aiblny Lecger SAYS that a gen
tiemap irom Southern Kentucky. reports
that rumoIs are ahOtt in secession circles,
that the secession troops are about 10 move
towards C.irO. intending TO land Ia Missouri
aud attack Cairo nom iae re4r.
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~ The portion Of the teiegraphie dis
patches which re failed % receive on Friday
night on &c ,unt Of the ~stabbornness Of the
Cincinnati ofce. says that delegation Of
New Yorker, waited on the President and
very earnestly urged that Gen. Wool be call
ed into active service. The President signi-
Ted his desire that Gen. Wool should take
a.. field.
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Affairs In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a.
ton OF Gem. Pope.

ST.. Locus. July 27.-Gsn. Pope has pub
licly notified the people along the North
Missouri Railroad that they will be held per
sonslly sccountable for the destruction OF
bridges. culyer,s. -ne portions OF the track.
within i've miles OF eich siie OF them. and
that II any outrsges 20 railroad property sre
committed. within the distance specified.
without conclusive proof of an active resist
ancs on the part Of the population. and
~ithou: immediate inform ton 10 he
nearest commanding oficer. hey
OF money OF property suite snt 10 eve
the Whole damage done will be m .de
and collected. d vision and subdivision Of
the Road will be made. and Safenntead,n,s
and ass .tsR; Slpcrintsnasnts appointed With
out regard 10 political opinions. who vii! be
ned responsible for the K all Road tract siih.
in their districts.
Geo. Pope will withdraw his forces from
the line Of the railroad as soon As possible.
and concentrate thea 10 one camp IN the Vi
cinitv OF Mexico. Aulrain county. where the
stnciest discipline will be entorced AMI &C
tive measures taken TO p~erfeci their drill
IL IL understood that Gen. Pope utll carry
on, the same plan oh the Hannibal and s.
JoserA Railroad.
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WasaiSoroS. July T--tsen cadwallsder
hiss been rendered the position nou held By
Gsa. M4nsfeid. Genenl Runyon's term vf
service exp red TO DAY. Col. Franklin vas
20 assume Col. He:nuelnan's onman until
Tie latter receivers.
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The 10Th Regiment at Indiauapo.
Iis-They 60 for the Wharf.-The
Zouaves TO arrive thsre this
Morn

Zouaves to arrive thsse this
Morn. ny.
IsprxxApoLI.. July 2e-The 10Th Indiana
regiment returned here lssi n ,ht. The men
look ne slthy and are in tine spirits. Thss
reg ment did the hsrdsst d-hslng At the BAT
tie OF Rich Mountain. The regiment viii be
reorgsnized aud 20 for the war.
They bring with them e young Virginian
who acted as guide tor them IN m rchsng
around the mountain 10 attack the enhmy.
Their loss W Eve killed and a good NJ
nv wounded, Most OF the latter will recover
soon.
Captain Miller who was supposed to be
MORALLY wounded. is improving finely. and
hopes are nov entertained OF his ultimsts 70
covery.
The 18th Goth and 2l.i regiments. Col.
oneis Meredith. Brown znd MCMILLAN. are
nov fully equipped. and will leave for Wash.
ington this week.
The Zouave regiment will reach this CRY
to- morror morning. Col W,lLcs who 10
now IN Washington. teiegraphs that they
vii be ordered TO Washington. As soon as
re-organixed.
Ten ne~ regiments will be ready for the
teld IN ten days.
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"Reduced by Dyspepsia to n mere
Skeleton

CvIkp sf "BokzAvE's HoILASp BrTTEkRs
Mr.. A Aa1chstt. a trader probably a. well -kro~u
as any man In Western PeansylvsniA, states - fl
lows Il met with a farmer In Armstrong cocuiy
who was reduced by Dyspepss 70 a mere skeleton. I
persuaded him 10 by a bottle q BGrhsvs's HSlaba
Haers. believing Ia would cure hitn. Meeting him
sesse months sner. What wAs ny Asionishmeng -
rndinS him Q hale, ssarg uAa. 10 toid We be no~
seishsi two hsser~d pouDds. and tha; Tia ~vs.d,f-
fsi change had bssn pscdsoeo ~ Darhave's holland
Bitter. TO WHICH he stuiSuscc sol,i. Lls sossoE a.ssa-"
uaaylS.~lm