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sgUlar army:
Regular A


The Grafton correspondent Of the Cincin-
nati Gazette writes Of the arrival of Gen.
Mcclellan and staff:
The General has surrounded himself
with an admirable staff, evidently chosen
for fighting, not for showing OF brass but
tons and padded coats TO advantage. Fore
most among them in public interest is the
redoubtable Col. Lander, the California,
Rocky Mountain, grizzly bear, POtter-PrYor
man. OF fine physical proportions, tall,
" solidly built" with splendid head, 3
keen eye, and a face that tells of many
deed Of daring, andymanyia scene Of trial,
Lander is man to attract your attention
anywhere, and force you 70 exelaim, las l
heard o number wholly ignorant Of the
name er reputation Of the person they were
observing, say to- dsy, That must be re
markable man - His experience on the
plains and in California exactly fits him
for the warfare that may be ahead of rs in
Western Virginia. Should Wise's guerilla
threats be seriously carried out Lander is
the very man to manage the case. He
knows, by lifetime's experience, just what
guerilla fighting is; and there isn't, after
al, SO much difference between the Indians
Of the plain and the rebels Of Western Vir-
ginia as to require any modification Of the
treatment
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Tribune's despatch:
A Virginisn here says the way Unionists
are treated in Virginia is Incredible.
A man who arrived at Alexandria from
Manassas Junction 10 d y, says that tie
strongest fortifcations Of the rebels are
four miles this side Of the Junction, at
Union Mills, where the railroad crosses
large stream called Bull Run, and higher
up on the stream where the road from
Fairfax Court House crosses.
On Sunday night last most of the disun-
ion troops who were at those two points
moved forward into the vicinity of Fairfax
Court House, and others took their places
from Manassas Junction.
Persons holding confidential relations
with the Administration insist thst an I'M
mediate advance will be ordered towards
Manassas Junction. E-.
Letters from Southern Kentucky, re.
ceiyed to-day say that cattle and mules BY
droVes and loads, with bacon, are daily
passing through Cumberland Gap TO the
rebels The writer adds that if the people
of that section Of Kentucky were armed
with legal authority 10 do 50, they would
soon put 8 stop to the business. A regi-
ment or two could easily be formed in the
neigbborhood. We believe steps are taking
to carry out the popular wish. .
Times dispatch says no more passes into
Virginia will be granted ~ ss
The GaribaIdi Guard and two other regi.
ments 20 into Virginia tonight.
Rewards Of $25, 600 for the head of JEFF
Davis, S15,O 600 for Beauregard' g sSI07 fol
Mason's, and n5'' cents for Pryor and Wig
| lall's are offered.
The Tribune gives extracts from lettei
from John NJ Bolts, to that journal dstes
Washington, June 24th---He says, VIII
great danger arrived here in disguise, an'
states be is there as member Of Congress
as be announced himself a Candidate from
the Richmond district He received 1T3 votes
which, there being no opposition. elects him
The letter states that the Southern insuT
reetion is at its last gasp, while negro in
surreetions are everywhere threatened
Mr.. Botts says Beauregard has sent ? cir
cular South saying il the Cotton States d
not arise and equip 100, 900 men in si
weeks, We are lost. Our troops in Yirgini
are busy suppressing insurrections anon
I the blacks, and but for this their desirel
see Washington in ruins would long sine
have been gratihed.P IA
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FROM WASHINGTON.
NEw YORK, June,,2'

NEW YORK JuneszI'
Herald's Washington dispatch:
The rebels of Baltimore intended issuing
proclamation announcing the defeat of the
Federals The capture Of Washing ton and all the
officials, then tearing up the railroads and
cutting the telegraph, and thus produce a
panic in favor of the Southern Con.ederacy.
Large numbers of arms are secreted in
Baltimore
Gen. Banks discovered a plan to destroy
the Railroad between Washington and Balti-
more, and hi1 course is highly approved by
the Government.
It is understood that the Secretary Of the
Treasury will recommend raising $3.50, 600
600, and has three plans; one by pOpu-
lar loan, another by foreign loan, another
by the issue of small treasury notes.
Messengers to the War Department state
that Gen. Patterson is making preparations
to advance and take possession Of Harper s
Ferry.
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The relative rank Of officers in the regu-
lar army is designated in the fatigue uni
form, worn in accordance with the army
regulations in the following manner
A Major-Generali is distinguished by two
silver stars on his shoulder straps q Brig
adier-General has but one star; g Colonel
has silver embroidered spread eagle; 8
Lieutenant-Co Colonel has silver embroidered
leaf; a Major has q gold embroidered leaf !
q Captain Is known By two gold embroi-
dered bars; First Lieutenant has but one
gold bar on the strap Second Lieutenant
none at all. Tie cloth Of the strap is as
follows: staff officers, dark blue Artillery
scarlet; fnfaatry, light Tor sky blue
Rifemen, medium Tor emerald) green Cav
airy, orange, orange color. rts
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GEE. soorT's CeHPIINEHT TO GREERAL
scHEEoK.-9hs Washington correspondent
Of the New York World, speaking Of Gen.
Scott, says; I4As -aa 4
His little Irritation ct the blunders of
neEly-msde officers almost alWsys finds
humorous expression. The other day, on
receiving ana reading Gen. Schenck's OH
eial report Of the sffair ct Vienna, his aids
distinguished sentences like the following,
from the heavy undertone Of his gruf sOlil.
oquy: "Humph Schenok. BrigEiief
General schenck-eh2 Turns his gondsis
cars into WheslbarroW Ws--eh7 Wheels his
men up and dumps them into nsskta
battery 3'aa naaa eiHHgaa e
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The Lare Army AppoIatmenls.

The following table viii show what pro-
portion Of the officers for the three new
regiments ordered by Government are from
the regular army, and what from civilians.
II was understood that the arrangement Of
the War Department was to have them
about equally divided, but the proportion
Of civilians is more than two to one over
those from the regular army:
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This AfterIi6On's Report.
FROM BALFIMoRR.

..s.. BALTIMORE, June %.
There is a good deal Of quiet ezcitement
and crowds are around the police stations
and the MarsbsPs Office. { A search st the
MarshaPs Office is going on, a large guam
stitY Of arms and ammunition have been
found eeereied ia lhs cellar, in the walls,
beneath the floor, Sc. ,s5} ea'i
case of valuable pistols;pver 500 III
.8es-tWenty-fize Of which were -Minnies,
we're found. Also several supposed 10 have
belonged 10 the Massachusetts soldiers who
we're disarmed BY the mob on the 18th Of
April. - - - - 80 ~
Il is estimated that 100, 900 percussion
caps, also 800 ball csrtridges and 600
long Mimic ball cartridges, and numerous
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The PRlzE VEssELs AT New YoRK.-The
libels against the various vessels seized as
prizes viii be called on for trial, in the
United States District Court, New York,
commencing on Monday with the HiaWatha.
The following are the names Of the vessels
against which libsls have been fled: Hia-
Eaths, North Carolina, Winnifred, Han
nah NJ. Johnson, Pioneer, CrsnseaW, Lynch
burg, General Greene, Hattie Jackson.
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A"COurt Dress in Europe consists of
dark blue coat, the collar, cuffs and flaps
embroidered in gold, white small clothes,
white silk stockings, low Shoes and q
court sword. This dress was worn BY Mr..
Csss, Mr.. Wheaton, Mr.. Everett, and other
American ministers to European Courts,
before the circular Of Marcy. Mr.. Adams
has revived the style at the Court Of St.
James.
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inFlol star on Friday has Tie following:

ington Star on Friday has the following:
aYestsrday, Telegraph Eaginser Rogers
Of New York. put IN operation on the other
side Of the river his newly invented teie-
graphic c0rdage or Insulated line, for field
operations, and 1t proved eminently success
ful. Il is run OF Of reels upen the gEound
with great rapidity, las required for instant
use, across streams, through woods, OF over
any localities. Lines were yesterday ID an ex-
traordinsry short time thus laid between the
headquarters Of Gen. Mcdowell and two or
tEfee Of his most advanced camps, and were
worked in immediate conheetiOn with the
telegraph station in the War Department. Il
is worthy ofnOte that the heaviest artillery
may run over this Rogers cordaee without
danaging il. effectiveness il The least.
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For the Leadsrl
A Tribute 70 the OhIO Boys.


win you permit an Ohio woman to give
utterance through your paper (fsebly and
inadeeuaiely as it may be) TO the conduct
of our 0hiObOys7 in the affair at Vienna ?
Women are proYerbislly herO.1OOrskip-
pers, and if a genuine hero is not at hand,
are too apt to fall down before any hideOus
Fetish who may happen to be elevated
above the crowd, forgetful that their true
earthly deity is a man Of proved bravery
and incOrruptible loyalty.
Such it seems 10 me are our gallant two
hundred Of the 1st Regiment. scarce
know anything finer in the annals Of bat
lie, than the manly self-possession and de-
termined bravery with which they met q
force ten times their number and actually
put them to flight, or at least made them re-
treat -sa
The high daring Of Ellsworth, Greble,
winthrop, will be told in song and story
while our nation has history, and now we
can say proudly that the men Of our own
State have given 10 Il fame-a theme
worthy of the grand strain Of Pindar
and the grateful tears Of woman. They are
not behind the best and bravest in any
State This is not said for sensation
purposes. am unfriendly to war in the
abstract OriWhile il is possible to accom-
piish the object sought in any other way
but in my heart I devOutly reverence
I true bravery, on or Of the field, and desiri
that while atting praise is given 70 the sol
disrs Of New England and New. York, on
own gallant troops may have their jus
need. None have been more thoroughly
tested in the present struggle for nation
ality.
For men reared in pssce, or even aoous
toned to warfare, 70 come uDexpeetedl.
upon force so greatly superior, while
-lI1 aCannon 20 right Of them,
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"UnnnOn 90 Fight Of lhem,
Cannon to LEFT Of them,


is no tTifihg test 10 . soldiers courage,
should think but The way they met and
repulsel the enemy has surpassed our high
est anticipation. Honor to the brave All
honor to Col. M'CoOk, whose example in
spired them and whose brilliant corp de
ensas covered their retreat. gAJ
ALICE LEE.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEw YORK. mARKRT-Juns IS
FLOUR-RocoIDt. Ig,65, bbI, Marko, bo,vv and

LEh fkLhHhAfhsl
FLOUR-ReeoiptE Is,62I bbls. Market heavy and
Sales 1000 bbls at S4lGas4, 20 for suporfns STATE
- d014 65 tor extra state; SiOuG4l5 for suberfua
Westerni SA53g14 q lOT common ~ medium extra
western; O05, 10 for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN FLOUR Market dull and com.
mon gradas heavy. Saless30O bbls at St,456l7,25.
nkE RLOUR-Market steady at So OOd 3s7
WHEAT Receipts l6t, $50 bush Market heavy
aud ln2c lower. Sales 10000 bush at 750g5c for
Chicago spring; S09@l O2 for milwaukee club; 81 20
@l,f5 for amber western; Sl,22H61l,2s for white
Wegtern.
RYR-Market quiet at Csc ior prime northern.
BARLEY-markst dull az 53636rC.
OORN-Receipt 80, 500 bush. Market without
important change. Sales are 5000 bush at 43a5Oc
for new mixed western.
OATs-Dull1 at 2s@slc for western Canada and
PORK-Market dull. Small sales at slL434@
Il 50 for mess; Ss,7Sa9s7& for prime.
BEE HEEE1Ais5Sst ~ AXE qpehanged;;,
llARl-MaIkst quiet and small sales at 6bfG39kc
BUeTEH- is moderate request at 7@l2Hc ior
CHREsR-Market steady at 2a7c as IN quail
WHIsKY-Marketd dull at I5Ac.
BUFFALO MARKET-June 2S.
[BY TELEaRAPH.l
EI.4gR-Aerket quiet aRd Hnehaused.
WHEAT-Market'a shade lrReT. Sales l2,OC0
bush No. Milwaukee club at 749Sc; 6,OOU bush do
at 75e; GOO bush No. do at zoe; l2eOj bush No 2
CORN-MarEet steady. Sales I4,OOO hush at CSC.
OAfS-Aarket steady. Sales are 100 bush at
,WHIsKY-Market steady. Sales 80 bbls at
fiGNAL FREIGHTs- Steady; Io9se on corr,
~ on wheat to New York.
LAKE IHPQRTS-s,OOO bbls four 65,OOO bu
CANAL EXPORTS-sOOO bbIs -four; "A, coo bu
wheat 1900 bush corn; ll.OcO bush eats.
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We learn from the Chicago papers, that
on account Of the present var, the meeting
Of the National Teachers Association,
which vas appointed % be hsla in Chicago
during The month of.Angust, has been de-
ferEsd to 1862. ~
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DEATH.
DAYrnN. o. Inne %.

DAYTON, o, June 20.
John Cuppy, revolutionary soldier, and
father Of the Hon. F. P. Cuppy, of this city,
died at his residence in this county, this
morning, aged 100 years, months and n
days. I'D
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The graduating class at West Point
whose term expired Tuesday, July I'd, num-
Der forty-fye, and they win be promptly
divided cat among the various regiments Of
the regular service, where such lieutsnants
sre eTsasIy needed. ! I7-lI 7IlT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

.nR. KING CONTINUES TO
IL practic Medicine and Surgery in Cleveland
where he has been located for eight y, past Of
6ce-Ao. " Bank street, opposite Angler House.
DR.. h has had many years eEpersnce IN some Of the
principal private Hospitals IN Europe aud America.
Special attention paid TO all classes Of diseases Of
Chronic, private and delicate nature Of both sexes
DR.. X. is agent for DR.. Nideps French Periodical
Drops and Pills. They never fail.
Al letters containing fee promptly attended to
by Dr. King. All communications and business
strictly confidential.
Poet Oiice Address, Box sO5O OHioe open from
4. NJ, till Pm. l- mySi
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NM NIRh0N

Professor of ElsetropGtsy and Medicine,
~ ONCE No. III Ontario street, up stairs, low
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from 10 II and nom 2 70 O'Clock
nallY. lAnndaNa aInantalN y
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'''' 7f' PRIVATE IN DISEASES

With all bad effects ar1aing therofrOm, ncluding
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATIOH.
de hes succeeded 10 curing cases In this city, some
Of whom had eKponded hundreds Of dollars with
selSYlsd phEE!cans who profess to treat all private
maladies With sgcce95, eAf without receiving the
Last PARTICLE Oi benefit.
Br Gf BS0E does not boast thst be Is member OF
some College ip London or Paris, perhaps some
others do for the purpose OF elsnsring the innocent
and who hold out gIaat exRect4tions never 10 be
this that he Is able TO give entire satisfaction to
those who repose confidence in his ability and integ
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Of treatment which challenges any Physcisn Of Lon
don CT PeFs or any pat0nt edicne to equal Tor the
radical cure of seminal VeskQ2a5, and all diseases
arrangements, both mental aud physical. arising
from sexCal or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others Set discoYered
and hrst, the agents used IN Inspect disagree.
able he Vsas no relies Of the dark ages, such as
Mercury, nor any other delstsTiOus dFug: Secondly
restrictions IN diet business Is regur6di Third
ly his treatment Ia positive and certain in all
Re stands prepared 70 SO into any p3ble or private
hospital IN the United States aud demonstrate the
immense superiority Of his new tr6stmant over any
other now known to the world In point OF prompt
ness permansncyI mtldness, safety aud convenience
to the patient. HH-r
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past two yea1s performed many
cures Of diseases which had fOf years resisted all
other modes Of treatment Reference be given to
individuals Of the hrEt resp2ct1bility In Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities In regard to
ski and integrity In all professional transaotiOns.
Dyspepsia, RhuemAtism, ScrOfuls and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN BALTIMORE!

THE RAR.RooMs OF THE CTTY
ORDERED CLosEDI
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3husfEians, IL.
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EXTRAORDINARY

After all Other Treatment Fail9 "
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New YOFk CITY, will pay One Hun
dred dollars for tho proof that he ever ais to cure
the above named diseases. He will pay the same
sum for tho proof that any other Physician In
the United StStss treats the same diseases with
equal success.
Amer many yeArs Of lAboriouB study and expert
enoe, Dr. CT SSOH Is happy In being able to
nounce to the unfortunate, that he hAs perfected
system OF treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OuRE
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Lateness Of Style

In the West Our Prices have been greatly
reduced this Spring. We are selling
Cane Arm Rockers for $3.50
Boston Rockers, for $50
Cane Seat chairs, SIS TO S14 per set.
Wood seat &c S3
Parlor chairs $l6 to $50
Sofas 18 to 60 each.
Marble top tables l2 to 25
Bedsteads 25 10 $50
Bureaus s to 25
And all other kinds of Furniture in proper
ton.
Citizens of Wyandot County it will pay you
well to come to Tiffin for your
+ y e n I T u e 8
We know we can suit you, and will
WW "a KG MR "a N T
What we sell.
R E MEMBER THE L A r G E A N D
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DR.. w. PAETZ'S
STOMACH BI1ITnDS!

T is impossible for any human being always
n to maintain good health, unless nature at
times of speci depression is assisted in the
performance of her varied funrtirns and off.
ces, by the timely use Of proper and efficient
medical agents.
DR.. Paetz has been using in his extended
practice a combination of therapeutic agents
In all diseases directly or sympathetically, a
rising from arrangement of the Stomach or liv-
er, with such unwaiving sweep, that yielding
to the advice and wishes of his friends, he has
now concluded to bring his remedy before Il
int lligent and discriminating public.
I his Bitters is composed Of the most thealth-
ful roots, herbs and barks krown by the Med
ical Profession, and cannot fail to give immedi-
ate relief in any case of this character, may be
mentioned the following: Dyspepsia, Flatu-
iency, Derangement of the Urinary, Loss of
Appetite. Nausea, Functions, Cholela and
Cholera Morbus, Indigestion. Jaundice, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, and all kinds of Lillious
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10 Sole proprietors and manufacturers of the
above. PAETZ d SPONH AUER,
April $3.50. Gallon, Ohio.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

BENEVOLENT Institution established
N by special Endowment, for The Relief OF
the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with Viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases. and especially fol
the Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter
with description of their condition, Gage, oc
cupation, habits of life, DC, } and in cases O
extr me poverty, Medicines furnished free o
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermator
rhoea, and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
gans and on the VIEW REMEDIES employ
ed in the Dispensary. sent to the afflicted il
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. i've
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No. :
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. By or
der of the Directors.
EZRAD. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. Aug 'bo.
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Mobile, Alabama, July g 1860,
GENTLEMEN:
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