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restoring the aiok, sEfefn: Invalid 10 Ess!tA smx
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IL gill o1re iiyer Complaint, Dyspepsia, pisr-
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any disease OF the J. Iver. Stomach or Bowels.
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mosnt TO your eheeks asaiIt-thbn 20 q once and
got MeLsss's SsyexstSssiay Cords! $50 Bleed
give satisfscfioa It will ours any diseaso OF tie
kitneys, Womb, or Bladder; Frinsins, D brsrasteS
MeIstrnat,on, Falling OF the " omb, Bsrrsppeas.
or any disease arising from Chronic Or EafyeYs
psbilI.Y. ltis IN ipfsllbc ernsdy.
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Do yoa vsnt .ssr &c iast.. siof,y, ,spy Children
20 De Healthy, SUOng End Rohpst-then sive tacys
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on eaon bsstisi It Is tciio!0uB TO t1ko. .....
tIFOEe table spoonful, thkea cyerJ mornIns
lasting, ls . sTrc preventive against Chllla and
Fever, YellaE Ferec, Che.srs or Iay prevailing
lTC.,rreNl-Bo~.ra CT Druggists ana Dealers
Who may Iry 10 tsi-2 assu yoa bottle Of Bittsrs
81 ssrsatsrilla, (which thSJ eSn 6EY ebespD by
enesEh t. sfsc Psr or my pAu;e to dab their VIII
Ssasss.srs, AVOID sssh ,It1IneEr FIaArSs ard
sa1,r v,lalnags sehecands, Aux fer Or. J. II.
MsAsap's sSrsngss,pin. Cordial and Blosd Psfi-
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RELBgOLD'S EXTRACT B1CHs,
FOR W eaknesseG
AnsinE frsrr Excuses, HABITS OF Dissipation,
Early InGisoret,On or Abuse,
Affexded rtth ms fcI!oisixE Sys>pfosss:
Indisvositou 70 ExertEop Loss of Power
Loss of NJ emory, cuitJ Of Breathing,
Weak Noryes, Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wakefu ness
Guinness of Vision, Pain In the Back
Universal Lassit1dc Of the Muscular system,
Hot HaIds, Finishing of the BODY
DrJpsss ofinc Skin, Eruptions on the Face
PALLlD C0UNTENAECE,
Hheee symptoms, Ifailoved 20 20 on, which this
medicine iET5-ISjy removes, sool follows
IMPOTENCY, FhTUITT, EPiLEPTIC Fits,
il enc OF which tho patient may expire.
Who csT say that they are cot frequently fol-
lowed by thoge "Dl SEFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPION.n
Many Are aware of the Cause of thei- Suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
YHE RECORDS OF THE INSANE kSY-
LUMS,
Asd fAs Esskdrehe!y DsafAs 6y Cssssxsyftsa,
BAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRTIH OF THIS
AssxHrTod-
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFT ECTED
WITH OREAEIC WEAKNESS.
keS uires the AID OF medicine
to strengthen snd
Invisorate the System.
HASek HELMBOLUS EXTRACT rCHv -.
sarta6iy does.
gxIAL WILL CONVINCE fzH xesT rKEr71cAL
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III Every boat that arrives fIom WashinEtn1
brings small b'yy Cf ladies" e a cer', % ass
! I'm most credi5lv Informed that s'x Or seven
'fhcers had y regular "nus3n last srnuic.s ~ ?
house of III FePute IN thls town. ICY Il w
swords on one another and enc ~ more 40 al. =
lhtse are are spec!rDrn Of the l9efars wf.t'
about " no infest the town. Correspondents, they
say, are eAclu 'ei from the army lines Tn
"la6ies have alluded to I think ought % be
excludes and Their pdsGes stopped, for nee,
har5Iy ssy that they will do more harm than tN.
cSrrCspH ndents --AisIczd-l1 Cor. Tliturs
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YHK ERKhr HANERIcAN RknKDIEs,.
Known a. HELmBOLDs
GEKUINE PREPARATIONS,
RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT "ByCHV,n
SsRShPARILLA
IMPRoVED KOSE WASH.

HELMBOED's GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FL UID EITHxCT s. UGH D..
Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases OF the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
SRAVEL, and DROPSICAL SWELLIN6S.
This Medicine increases the souer of Digos-
ton And eroItes the ABSORBENTS into heal
thy action, by which the WAFERY OR CAB
CAREOUS dispositions, and all UNNATURAL
ENLAR6EMENTS arc reduced, ts vel ~
PAIN AND lNFL ANIMATION, aud 10 good fer
Ken. HOMEN, OK CAlLDhSH.
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GECRET DISEASES, SECRET DISEASES
= shMMssEkIIIfAANS,s SSiIFFfi

. ssksaS ssEEiFIfksES's SsiIEEf f
TAE most Csrfsin Remedy Ess Usss
sYss," positive cure for
eoNoRRHGA, 81 EET. STRUCTURES, "a.
Only ten pills 20 be taken 90 eject . cure.
fhey are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any anpsessant taste. sDdjviil not IN snJ vay m
Cures IN from two 70 four DAYS and recent Ssses
Of ths Universit, Of PennsyiysnIa, one Of the mo
eninent Doctors and Chemists OF the present day.
SAMARITAN's 6iFI
TWENTY FOUR hours,
a. s1sent., 20 tyesbIs, 20 sAsngs ssstssN.
Mercury, at one try the
sAMARITAN's GIT.
Scns by mai IN !. sialn envelopes
sAMAksITTANfssc S. sSef HNp HERB JUICES,
f H6k sEf AfS ESss ssSRlhsiifG1 I
brt the iuiees Of KootS md Herbs combined.
soTes on The orIAns Of gereranon, tsey mas 90
mostly CT the froins, and very oftsn as uloers q
as AS saS e iR Ss. s'sS Ssa:
sH Sal i'sisf sis ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Sent By express. Price q . bossls, or g bodies
.sAMARIHAN,s cHANcRE WASH.
DESMOND 4 Co. Boz III fhlIsasl,Ah Pos
SEQ By 8. CALVERT FORD. ecrnsr ofua
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DENTISTRY.
YEETG,
GAS FITTING, Ia.

a vM =. SSFT Il Go,
&AAG 7ew =; 3rxre4 80 exsss.s sxv orders with
EnlGh t.sy nav be fagSIel th9
FEBEslES, GAS OR aTSAN FITYIHG
FSgITE&S,
S.yS bSeTo sS ga sirsss q i3y a:erg ssrsh az Pa
c7eags, vssr9 FazE 81 iaSzS ssrz fts sEs,rlIscrs
4 CEkNCES.tEk ss ogs s'E-r 9sa. EwSaM sEs
TGBEG FJXESEFk. 5sYsiy
4 aAS Fl%Hs EEa,
w Snse - ssnro, era arc dsl y TSss,yirr a IA
SITGRES OF entirely New Patterns anj 1SssIre r
ard FINISH, superior IN Gtyle - enythr. hcrs,OsTe
ss orad IN the market, We lpFi.o elsisens rene-s
II - esIl and eSanunS esr etsct 81 sfae auy Nstcr
slp arcs, fool,ns coaadsEt shas va hays Ske Eeet
ro.ss.eJ stock in WsfhrEter.
All Work il thu sOsrs 'i.s iIsrs.tss r. arr .sre
vtu 30 rrsEssly a:SsrSef -,
MYERS q MsaEAH.
Lar t-H Sg4 gsrooa,
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u Governor Evans Of Colorado Territorv Is
In Chicago. He denies the statement In tie
santa Fe 6srette, that great discomfort exists
among the populate If Colorado. One or two
small Texan guerilla bands, near tae New Ma
can line, have produced ali the distU-a~ rces. A.
people the citizens OF Colombo gre loyal and
law aoiding.
II II. Alexander, tie color bearer Of the 10Th
New York Regiment, received three terrible
wounds In 4 recent engagement hut clunQ 10 his
coioTs with tenacious grasp. While br'n- taken
into the hospital ne became IHsan.i bic, All IN
attempt weS made 20 take the fag away, hui 1T.
uoe"nsGltu, haad hell IL more powerfully tasa
before
~ 1t 10 e remarkable fact thore is not n
general OF Irish ct German birth In the rebel
army. They have no Mea9her, or Shields, a.
no sigeI, or HelEiEelu.,n, or Blenher CT S:hU7z
under Il nag Of the rattlesnake and scorpion, ite
stars and bars "
IJThe report "a that MIR Charlie. Cgancis
Adams would not he averss 10 a change O.
Pisces with Charles Sumner. The Spi3gheld
!d.s Republican hopes the people will consent
ID Seventy thousand men have volunteered in
New YORK State since the second deT Of July
Jss,, and 10 Is expected tina: the mum Der will soon
lcsch eighty {. cusand, "a there Is no G:r,tou.
tIoa In the rspidity OF enlis,men's
UrGov- Letcher, Of YIrginia, has i,.red
proclamation calling for State force If ten hnuk.
dnd men 10 form a division fer Gen FI0vti. l.: %
employed chiefly IN Western Virginia
Sg- There were IL deaths in baltimore la,
wpek
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gsr aEIrsoLe's Ex-1sct Hvsry .,r I'll eSos-
dsns la& DISEASES o. tbs
sEEGxhv OEGAE5,
Tsstasr exirii5rIn
S&SE Ga EEElSg,
Prem vasts-rT se1Gs originating. sza 90 rsete. ss
GGH ScF3 STAINING.
Diseases sf tssss Organs fsslI.e :xs aIisIs
EIERE1IC.
HELKSSkB'S RE2ElgF BysEy Is ZEE
eEEiT pJgREFIe,
And Ia ssrtala t. Fave tss Seslrss syas, In AL
&reeess "a
Tek wEI4l II Ic xEgcMazEsxs
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Ee DIR. I.SASsTON,
j. ALgt MORE
Lock PTrAE,
E=s sisccssTsd tAs ~ 81 Csr!a5s Sp. sGr 1y spIs
HFsc:adI Re-Hsiy ~ -. World
fOk ALL DISEASES OF IAfPRUIENCE
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4 GGSE WARRANTED, OHNO CHt.eE
~ FROM OEE 10 "TCO DAYS
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FEMALEs-F EmhLBS-F FEMALES,

FEMhLES-- FElHhLBS-F FEMALES,
OLD OR YnUNS, SINGLE, MARRIED Or
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In 1rany Affections rsesIiar to FsraIss,
the Extract 2uoau 10 un-sualled by any other
remedy, as i'll Chioris or Retention, 1TrsguaTity,
Psinfuness or Suppression Of Custouary Evsou-
etlcns liberated or Sclrrhous state OF the Uterus
Lcucorrh6s Whites, SterI!ity, and for all
complaints incident 20 the eek vhsther arising
FROM lndscreton Habits OF Dissl patton, or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
* svNPToMs ABovE
no FAMlL SHOGLD BE WITHOuY II.
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HAK1 NO HoRg BAEstM, MzEcynY, OR EsPLxAs-
Ant MEDICINES FOR ErPLEksaNT AND DANGEROUS
DISEASES,
HBLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BFcHg
SECRET DISEASES
In oil their Stages, At little Expense,
Little or 10 ohsLGs IN Diet, No inoonverIenos,
4H6 EypossYs,
II causes Q frequent sesI'e and gives strength -
ORNATE, thereby removing obstruchons.
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the Urethra.
A'laying Pam and Inflammation. fros uent in
the GLASS Of diseases, and expeIiEE az Fs;ssaess,
D5sSessd c,,d ssorss ont msffsy.
THOUSANDS gror THov9ANrs
WHO HxFS BEEN TlgH VICTIMS OF
GUACES.
and who have said HHkvT ysrs 20 rs cured IN q
short time, h1ye found they were deoei REQ. ans
that the POISON has. by tie Y 80 of"YowHRYgs
kxY1BralrIs," been dried ne II the syE.su, 10
break OFT IL 81 sESravsis6 form, aud
HERHlFS AFTEs GkzkLA6E.
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II II pTe'errs5, ,krties wishing to ordsr erisi-
II. packages ca AEFs Ehsm shipped direot from
sev Ysrs. 9SEHEIN BsOFHSRs.
90 Sim 23b Pennsylvania srenus,
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pkNsIoN OFFICE, ysr. eTs, I.cl.
70 ALL YhoM ~ MAY COECERE.

49, - HDNsS 2 In ~ SAR.-PIsiG EsaT
w,t go 20. We u.sp oo.orsl heayT eordurays.
femliies and housekeercrs -
ons enea only marked IN plain tsurcs; hoSos
GO SursneEer II deceived.
PERRY g. BRO
IN ts-'Dt Pa. an Mint,
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AnbLE LINENS, TOWELS. H.FKFIS,
10Y hes and 10 dwellings,, al EIaSS kssJrInsf I
ties. O--@@O0 "'1A-' @-S su-l
S.ossl; Cssslmcrss. Ind vssttuIs, r19.s thai o3r
blaek 81 ks, from medium re 70 Ex:rs Sruer
OaE NcrIbeTl aid ka.te<o ocrroesOpdsuL. sd
se new supple csliy. 49,
OLe PAoo on!y marked 10 Plain frures.
purchase. PEREvS 30 -
Aayl ICf pa AZ, - cLttC.s
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eHL S1.o = =! y NJ u = THS PRBSE.
IT. Many <Eoas2,CDs ccIei At this lnst trtis,
Inln sts lasI ses snteeI 7SGfs, and the nupaoros.
oH9of .epI SsfElcsl operations performed by Ur
Icslstel GitnesscN ~ ss reporters Ct psDcra sns
nsny 0tfcr rerse u. NOTICES Of which, haye n.
p Icd ain Ihd ssa,n bo.ore tho public, beside,
Elh Eandlns N SHERMAN Of character AID re-
sssasihiilsy' u TsNo'snt yKareptee 70 the II
I go m To-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
gainesville

Happening to be at Painsville 4 fcw
days since. we were greatly pleased to
note the Improvement which has taken
place within the" last FIVE years. in the
business portion of the town. The prn-
cipal straAt has baen widened. and solid
brick hlorks have taken the place Of the
old dingv. wooden buildings. which form
erly occupied the spot. The "Parm,y
House" ia . -nlan1id hotel building. and
would do honor To a much larger town
The Cowlea House. kept by our former
townsman. II. Gaines, E~q, is an excel
lent hotel. and is. as it deserves TO he very
popular. The Female Seminary, Is decld-
eiIv the finest educational b1ilding in
So,rheEn Ohio. and speaks loudly OF the
EberaEty Of the citizens. Many Of the
private Residences are good, while the
shrubbery and shade trees which sur
round them. give them a homeike sp-
pearance and indicates good taste as
well a. regard :or comfort and health pre-
walls
We called in At the Office OF the Patne+
vile Telegraph, and found 1t one of the
neatest and best arranged country print
ing Offices We have ever seen.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
From C%ulpepper.

CULPEPPER, Aug. IL.
Col. FiGeld went yesterday with the
construction train as far as Rapidan Sta
ton, but learning that a considerable
body Of the enemy were within gunshot
of the river on the other side, it was
thought inexpedient to begin repairs on
the bridge until Pope's forces, now IN
the march, should reach the river TO cover
the workmen. Col. Fiield found near
the road a lot of -four stored for Confeder-
ate use, which he seized. Contrabands
from Gordonsyille report the continuous
arrival of troops from Richmond. We
now occupy the line of the Rapidan from
Racoonboro on the east 10 Caves Ford on
the left, with pickets and scouting parties
beyond these points. Gen. Banks is fast
recovering from his recent injury.
There was q general advance towards
the Rapidan to-day. If the enemy intend
to dispute the possession of Orange they
will endeavor to drive US back. Nothing
heard from them SO far.
Gen. Sigel, who occupies the advance
near the Rapidan. reports that this morn
ing the enemy made q feint or attempt 10
cross the river, but he drove them hack.
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Interesting News Items.

Col. Corcoran. who has been O prisoner
among the rebels since the Bull Run bat
tie, has been exchanged, and arrived at
Washington, on Monday last.
By order of the Secretary of War, DR..
E. 3. Olds, of Grcleville, was arrested Tues
day night, of last week, and taken through
Columbus early Wednesday morning, en-
route for Fort Warren.
News from Gen. Sigel's headquarters,
near Cedar Mountain. Va, states that in
nearly every house between Cedar Noun
tain and the Rapidan, wounded rebels
are found. Contrabands report Jackson
driving all colored people before him, and
ordered that they be shot on attempt TO
escape. The country near Orange is
stripped of food and forage. Planters
begin to fear starvation, and say they will
endure rather than take the OATH
Scouting parties from Gordonsville, report
that Jackson's entire army had reached
there. Deserters say that more than
5000 conscripts have left Jackson. and
are struggling in the wood
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
The Culpepper Battle.

The principally e~ngrossing event of the
last week, has been the hard fought bat
tie Of Culpepper,' between Gen. Banks
forces and the Rebel JackEon's troops.
Trumbulc county Yves heroicAlly represented
in that fierce and bloody contest. The
veteran Seventh Ohio Regiment, covered
with the hard earned glories Of more vic
torious battle-felds than any other regi-
ment in the service, was there. few in
numbers, it is true, but intrepid in spirit
and heroic in action. That little regi-
ment of true and tried men were placed
in the very jaws of death, and suffered
dreadful losses. The 29th Ohio, raised
in this section, also suffered severely. In
fact the Western Reserve sacrificed more
of her sons on the altar of her country, in
this battle, than did any other section Of
the Union,
Notwithstanding the sacrifices made on
that bloody field, there was not that de-
cisive victory won, on u part, that the
interests Of the Union III require. In
deed it is even possible that Jackson out
witted our Generals in his management
of this fight. By making several feints
towards thanking and surrounding diyis-
ions of our troops, he prevented ~ Gen
erals from concentrating their forces,
while he never allowed his troops 10 ven
ture 80 far off hat he could not readily
and rapidly converge them, and thus bod
les of Jul troops were kept back to ward
off anticipated flank movements, while
Jackson brought his forces together with
that celebrity of movement for which he Is
already famous, and by making a heavy
dash at Banks column, he came near
overwhelming US with defeat, and per-
heps it was only the indomitable bravery
of the Seventh and Twenty-ninth, that
stood as walls in front Of the storm of fire
and lead, that held in check the power
full columns of Jackson.
1t is TO DO hoped that the valley of the
Shenandoah will soon afford an exempli-
fcation of Union Generalship that shall
prove more than an equal for Jackson's
proves. The country expects it Of Gen.
Pope. 1t cannot be possible that Jack
sons system of strategy will prove insur-
mountable to the skill Of our officers. 1t
must be admitted that he has shown
thus far much skill as a general
We expect and hope that the next i'm
portant news we have from Pope will
electrify the hearts of the people with the
glad iidings of the -verwhelming defeat
of Jackson, and as a result, the pathway
TO Richmond no longer encountered with
formidable obstacles.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20

regiments are organized. except that the
men will elect their own officers. Bat
few counties have returned their enroll
ments, hence the Governor Is not able to
make out the apPortionment among the
several counties. He i of opinion that
many Of the counties will have furnished
their full quotas Us the time drafting
commences. If the present effort to fl up
the old regiments continue.
A large number of recruiting officer
for the OLD regiments have been appoint
ed within a few days. These. with the
aid Of the several county military com
mittee, who are authorized TO receive and
pass volunteers for all regiments 10 this
city TO De mustered in with il is expected
ty the Governor TO fill up rhe old regi-
iment$ by the first day day Of September.
when bounties will cease.
The quota assigned TO Ohio under both
the recent calls. il 1000.
BIZ permission OF the Governor.
.Sisued 2 F. HOFFMAN, Seo'y
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Killed and Woundedin the 7th Ohio
Regiment at the Battle of Culpep-
per.

pCAs
TorAL-Killed, IS; wounded-oficers,
7; enlisted men, l34.
MIssING-Edgar G.. Meekins, Frank
Stanley, Sylvester Matthew'S.
The Seventh Ohio, Col. Creighton, went
into battle with two hundred and ninety
four men, and lost,
OFFICERS KILLED-Lieut. James P. Bris-
bine, Lieut.. Joseph Ross, Lieut.. Frank
johnson.
OFFICERS WoUNDED-Col. Creighton, in
arm; Adj't Jos. B. Molyneaux, shoulder,
slight; Capt. W. R. Stirling, leg, slight
Lieut.. II. 2. Eaton, leg, badly; Lieut.. S.
S. Reed, leg and stomach, badly; Lieut..
Marcus L. Hopkins, jaw, badly; Lieut.. ".
D. Braden, leg.
PRIvATEs KILLED.|oseph 7. Black.
well, William Adams, Edward Conant,
Charles G. Hottinger, Charles Masters,
Sergeant Moses Martin, Thuron Haight,
John j. Henshaw, David Mathews, Hen
ry c. Case, Capt. D. II. Wright, Il. F,
Dinges, Milo Minard, NJ. Eckenrode, "
II. McClurg, C. c. Miller, G. B. Sutsh'
er, G. Fox, j. Q. Stephenson, Alonzo II.
Manning, A. Sneider, William Waldorf
NJ. Bisphsn, j. Ray, Serg't. c. P. Bowler,
Corporal j. ]. Eyers, E. P. Shepard, y.
Vinionee, +. Weiland, F. Miller. Henry
Frank.
The wounded in Co. II, from this coun-
ty, is given as follows;
CoMPASY H-Sergt. Z. A. Brooks, hand
Sergt. G. W. Moore, head, slight: Corp.
A. Trimmer, head. slight /; John c. Fox,
head, slight A. Inskip. head, slight Jos.
Kincaid, John Lent, r. Murray, John
Pollock, n. Shaffer, c. G~lendening.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
Fourteen New Regiments.

A Columbus dispatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial says that the number of Ohio
regiments existing and sutho rized now
reaches one hundred and twenty-five. Au-
thority was given on Friday for the or
ganization of fourteen new regiments to
be recruited within seven days. The gen.
eral order says, unless otherwise ordered,
the surplus officers and enlisted men re-
cruited for infantry regiments heretofore
ordered, and now organizing, and the new
unattached companies of volunteers raised,
and to be raised, are assigned to the new
regiments, from the 18th TO l25the.
The l25th regiment is to be formed i'll
Trumbull, Ashtabula. Mahoning, Geouga.
and Lake. This will require $50 more
men from Frumbull, We presume.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
From Trumbuu County Military
Committee.

Many of the townships Tor the hlst cell
for volunteers. have responded literally,
while others have done but little. To
those who have not furnished the num-
Der required for the l05th regiment il is
expected that should another call be made
they will be assessed still greater. Where
a township was required to furnish 8 men
Tor the 1G5th regiment, it was expected
at the same time they would furnish for
old regiments o in the field an equal
number. or &c men in all. Townships
who have not furnished this number or
their pCoportionate number mus expect
a heavy draft, Justice requires il, and We
think we a 50 say, that each township
must furnish her. proportion of men, and
if not by volunteering they must come
by the strong arm Of the Law. If Town
ship Committees and loyal men will go to
work in theirrespec:ive townships, q draft
may be avoided in our county. Nothing,
however, car do this except active work.
We are glad to say that some townships
have furnished their required number
Let every man then, 60 to work and raise
the men. The old regiments to be filed
are the 7th, 18th. Goth, Oath and 4lst. a
Bounty viii be paid until Sept. lst, when
volunteering must close. There will be
meetings for the purpose Of raising Vol
unteers as follows:
Lordstown Centre. Monday Eve. aug.
18th.
Hubbard, Tuesday Eve, Aug. Goth.
Fowler, Monday Eve, Aug. 18th.
Vienna, Saturday Eve, Aug. 22d.
Orangeville, Wednesday Eve, Aug. g.
Ohlton, Tuesday Eve, Aug. &c.
Independent Corners, corner of Bristol,
Mecca, Champion and Bazetta. Tuesday
Eve, Aug. 18th.
Let preparations be made for speakers
and for a full attendance. Let there be
a determination to raise the men. Rally
then one and all. Our cause Is just, our
government must be sustained. The
whole country west is pouring out her
men. Let old Trunbull be first IL the
field with her men for the old Regiments.
GO. MILITARY COMMITTEE.