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s0-THE FouRrH. To morrow Friday
week is the 4th Of July. We have heard Of
nothing proposed here but school ceIebra.
tions, and shop" BY the gay and hap
py' young folks in the grove upon the FAN
Ground.
o@ The patriotic people of Barnesvile we
have understood, win celebrate the day ;
and we see by the Intelligencer that the
citizens Of Wheeling will have celebration
ON large scale. HlA3,a .s.t-'-r ....
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gtaths

PowLER--om the 24lh Of May, Of Consumption.
Mrs Jane Fowler, wife Of Charles e. Fowler Of Pipe
Creek, IL the 2e,h year Of her age
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Evergreens, and great variety of Small
Tuesday, July 9. Ise2.

~.sJ - A1O<s
a. the front door Of the cou House in de town Of q
Cisifsyiile, between The hours u 10 o'clock A r. an
10 wit:
Lying aud being In the County q BeIrnon, and stat
oi Onio and desenbod ~ follows, dat s 70 say IN
same being paris and parcels OF Fractional Section n,
- township aud Range q 10 the pint Of a snrvcy
said Section made by Charles Deisas Auet,s, Ist5.
the ease Of Joseph Gill Danie Zaise and oter. i,
Chaneery, and filed with the papers in SAM and benz
also pnr Of the properly purchased IN said case I3i
Scpiemb~r. l-46, by lhe said Daniel @ Lid pf Mas.
Cornlssioners sale and conveyed BY the said Mase,
comnissioser 10 the said Lis. BY dsed berfne date
-, wticI said LOIS Nos ard are frrth-rari nor.
parcuary descnbed IN said plat md The ceriifcaie
epprsisenent made IN said copy of which 10 also
MED with said papers, as follows, that q 70 say:
Beginrinc for said Lot No at the Southeas corner
Of the LeBaron Lot on the bank Of the Ohio River
thence souIb III deg West IS poles; thence wes, tc
flemings Run fhence up sxd Run 10 the Southwest cor
ner OF Lot No said plat 10 said Lot thence
SouiH with the West boundary line Of said LeBaron Lo
ard thence East with the South boundary lire Of said
ebnron Lot 10 the place OF beginning, ,-eonta;ng II
acres OF land more or less
Beginning for Lo No al the sr1the ss corner OF xasc
Lot No g. on the bank OF SAID River and thence dour
said luvsr South les deg West "a poles thence Nor,k
. deg West 2o poles hsnce South 10 deg weei6 poles
thence NoGh e5 deg. Wesf - said Fleminz,s Fiun
thence up said Run the souihwea corner Of said Lo
No s, and thence Eest with the South boundary line o.
SAID Lot No 10 the place OF beginning eouiai,x
acres oi land more OF less.
Apnraised 1T the sum Of - go % rffat 10
TERMS: One-third cash in hsnd. one third 10 one
year and onenfd 10 vO years with interest on defer
RID payments. .....-..l -.3'l' ~, i u
Sheriff. Office June S. is42-s7
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Whether on the eallows high,
r The fsss! Plasss ios man q

!. hwhefs he tlies for man - s'A
eHurrah, then, for Mulligan and Kennedy,
andthe gallant Oorcoran, the worthy coun.
tfyman Of the shotproof hero Of Winches
TER rni q ftiff- N1tf lttl lgd lisuf h1ei d8sl
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New Advertisements.
Administrator,s Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given thu, a, ,bs Pcba,. c,u,- g.
bsmoat Coanty, Ohio the unders ksed was rpoift-
e. and qaalhsd as Aduinsraof Of ii. E.,sie oT Oliver
Al those indebted sad estate are IN may.
hnfns1lae payment snd those having claas aRsinsi
sha es1s'e are notified 70 present them for se,efnrni
within one year from tins DUE
as ,ss JAMES w. HiGHLEYAAN,. .Adn'r
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Another Speach from George Franoi,
Trpin--A Beautiful Tribute to Ire.
land and the Irish. n
George, ,Francis Train has been makins
another speech i'm England We extrsc,
from n. - a. -sNe.s y W 8 q .LW.S ~
DEFENSE OF IRELAND AND Tnr rhisH
The two features of Tonight s!debate are
misrepresentation Of America and abuse 81
ireland. America has many champions
ireland none L havespoken for Americans;
l lntend'to say q word for the, Irish, ii
chiils my senses to hear you jeer. and sneer,
and throw contempt upon the gallant race.
Two millions OF Irishmen are countrymeu
OF mine--l cheers land will not sit quiet.
ly'and hear, 10 an English audience ireland
trod down and abused. Il like the Irish
race. Ireland has done much for England;
but what'ha England done for Ireland p
What a record of crime, despotism and
tyranoyl What . page of. violence, in.
justice and bloodshed. Mr. - says no /;
show me. then, an oasis in the desert of her
history, show me a ray Of sunshine iu the
darkness OF her horizon. Poor Ireland I
rich in nature, in mountains and in rivers,
with fruit in heh gardens and fish in her
streams the unhappy mother of brave
people made humble by desbotic and corrupt
Government Poor 1relandl the land of
Currans And ,Grattan, aud Shiel; where
Power acted, and Moore sung his sweet mel
odies, and Sheridan Knowles wrote SOME of
the finest dramas. in our rlanguage--.who last
week, in bis sevehtyieighth year, made a
beautiful speech, fun Of affection and tears
for his native mountains. lii,,si.,,sS ,s.., 81 =,
WHAT IRELAND HAS DONE FOR ENaIA AND.
Poor ireland what hasYshe done that
England sshouldshave treated her so The
land that furnishes England so many brave
armies = whose sons to-day are leaders IN the
of two nations, and Cen
erals in, them al You produced but one
great name in your Napoleonica wars; his
pictures arein your galleries, his monuments
in your squares, That. man was Arthur
Mellesley, the Irish Duke Of Wellington.
WHO rules to day in Spain? An Irishman
MARSHAL O'Donnel. Who won the great
Italian battle? Stand forth McNlahon, the
Irish Duke of Magenta. Who won the
battleUf Winchester, but the twice Senator,
the shot-preot Irishman, General James
Shields2 And who rules supreme id Eng.
land, beloved BY his people?- Hayer YOU
forsottea that Lords Palmefstoa is q eei, aof,
lreland2 Poor Irelandi How sad is the
story OF the wrongs; every page of thy
history is record Of robbery, piIlage and
conquest Oh, bosh The gentleman
has twice interrupted me ; let me say that
when he applies that word to my remarks,
it signifies talent, brain and intellectual pow
er, neither. OF which will any one accuse him
nf nnaaaasin0
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- Attachment \ tao Notice.

vs. l. iihvd thai the Plaintiff c.ased
John Il Taylor 10 se issued an order Of susehmenl
against MN before w Anderson, Esq, Jusiice Of
The Peace Of Puluey Town hip Belnont County on ,be
3lsi day Of May l2 for s OF sl0o with uie o.
since October 1861 and OF the said suit aud set
Tor hearing on the st day OF July, iSC2
J. w MILLI0AN Plaintiff
,,.' isl By J. u. S,rrn, bis Auy.
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tWWs give some interesting EXTRACT.
from New Orleans papers on our c...sids
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THINNING,
W.4KE.

II you want repairing on any kind in the Thinning
apps Z F'i'rt frlH HUGH HARRIS
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wv we nope lHE CHkONlCLE mas ulS
covered which side Captain Charleswortb
OF course no newspaper in the United
States or any where else could give publicity
to such an Infamous. cowardly paragraph as
the above, but the St. Clairsvile Ga
xette.
Itis altogether unnecessary for rs to tell
this mendacious libeler that The CHRoN-
IoLE never asked any such question, for be
knows it as well as he knows he denounced
Johny Heaton and the other 'Seceshers''' Of
this county last Summer, aud then turned
around shook hands with them, and is now
trying to "out Helod Herod'' in upholding
their infamous course. The article in ques-
tion was written by correspondent, q
gcptlensrvho wss responsible for anything
Ne said, and whose name Capt, Charles
worth could have had at amy time by calling
upon s, As 80 N,,.s1 sAf,os tprr-' t,t4 fta
WeAre fully aware the present Editor Of
the Gazette has not the shrewdness nor tact
of his predecessor, buthe took charge Of
that paper With little character as Chris
tisn and. q gentleman. Such weak, foolish
things ss'the'sbove are not calculated 10
make sensible men think any thing more
OF the writer 10 ss1i b,dsgral se'isib4H M
Wsibtimated ID Johny Heaton, at one
timsy thas hssshopldi do us the Justice to
~ through his columns, that this article
about Capt. Oharlesworth was written by a
corfcspondents, Be failed TO do II win
the present Editor. Of the Gazette do il, or
will Ne, i6sist. Hith ! atbrr.en impudsnoe
which would put to shame the father of
liars, thst i vassn sd;torialin this paper 2
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Notice.

n Otice.n
| ON THE 10Th DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1869, the Pro-
" bate Court OF Belmont County Ohio, declared the
estate OF Milton w. Price deceased be probably hl-
solvent Creditors therefore required present their
claims ognns the estalc TO the undersigned for allow
within six months from the time above mentioned
or they will not be entitled to paymenl
ASA GARRErSON
Administrator of Milton w. Price deed.
June IS, 1S62-5w
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An oRDIyACE,
The Latest and Best.
RAlNeoW's PATENT RELIEF
FOR HERNIA!

ITNRIvALED IN THE WORLD for Ease Efficacy
ana Durabiiy Superior TO fhe old Steel Truss ios
the following reasons
-. It eanne get OIL, OF place when properly adjusted
% It's similarity 70 tbe Knee Cap-beeomiig rigid and
hrm BY straning or hitting
&c. The pressure can be regulated m one minute,s
time by the weaTer. .' Nj T =. ~
9Th for can resi- and sleep, and forget /, Is on yor
9Th Il vii last hfe time and lose ione Of its efficacy
9th II does not impede ocomction; neither win it u
terfere with nature or will 0h IN ~
9Th. II meets the difficulty BY an upward pressure
s'h. Il does no, Cypress tfs Spine, but braoes and
strengthens a. = y \ t.--'7 =
sih presses the proper place at the proper dre.
lOth II has In all cases superseded the aesl aid SOC
ceeds where the steel has failed. lfTI j..
Price IS.
Patented July 3ls. 1880 and entered according 4, Inv
For sale by j. w CoIsLiNa D-rxgiss e. csdTyrff.,
O. The only agent in this part Of the sssss n ~
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NOTICE.

~. N" svVtdCSs 5000 ..' fI
.nN THE Goth DAY OF MAY, A. D. ls82 the Pro
" baie Court OF Belmont County, Ohio declared Ii,
estate OF Thomas B. Price, deceased be probably In
solvent Creditors therefore required 10 sent he
ciams against the eIae the undersigned for allow
within six months from the time above mentioned
or they Will not be entitled 10 payment
ASA GARRETsoN.g
Administrator OF Thomas b Price, decd.
June S, 1962-5w sar.o4 a. ~
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To Dentists.

TEETH, MANUFACTURED BY JONES, WHIT
iei3 j. w, COLLINS Drug Store.
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R8~"We hope THE CHRONICLE has dis.
covered which side Captain Charlesworth
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Located at tBaysville Station, ON the Pitts
F.. Wayne a Chicago n. r., and ON the 7
kn1road leading from Cincinnati
to Pittsburgh, via. wheeling
and steuben ville.
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.... Wanted. D Il.
ITO BOHHow.--sio 900 Tor from 3 o yeers, q, 9
per cent interest payable annually. Mortgage On
Apply at this Office. nh Cf1yo23,s-
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yyTELLSBURG PEows.oi,- .l,'.a,.4
wv n n We!lsbNrg Culuvators = go ,.s.,.
,sc.,,.p, Wsllsbntg PloS Poiuls,
On hand and for sale low by
THOS. @. GUfUBERTSoN.
Bridgeport, 0fio June 10, issa s...t
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Pittsburgh Water Cure,

Sheriff. Office, June S, iss2Es7 sa7'ehAhi' sh'rh
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17
ourE ~ rnE SirKISo Frsp.l
! indianapolis Sept 20. it6g. -
HoRATio G. NBwcoSB, Pre-.

Explanations Of Authorizations IN fhs Feregsssg
Dsscripfsons.
for east; for wesls for north; for south: NJ
f,r hale ar quarter frac for frnfton; fof
uoni for township; and for range.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17

os on Of the end Of the M Of the ar Of
a. ls of " e. IN the district ~ ans subject 10 sale
1T indianapolis, Ind moftgaRed by Lemuei Niggn and
wife. Loan interest. etc, t5b3 30.
The " hf OF ar 81 3 Is n. ~ q Of the I'd
principal meridian line OF lands subject entry At the In
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17

80 OF Of the end II the " Of the Or OF
a. 10 10 =, except about acres laid on In town lots
In part u the town Il ksl Ugh. containing -
mortgage by asc W. Irwin and sarepa his vile Loan,
interest etc, 1854 CO.
The hf Of the ar Of %, "a n, O contain
ing 30 nurgagcd by james Walker aud Mahala his
wife. Loan, interest etc. t55l ss.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17
LAKE COUNTY

The W Of the W ar of sc ~. t3t, W. c"ntan-
Ing 30 acrrs mortGnred b. lon II Abrams and Mary j.
bis wife. Loan int ret ETC : Is.
The NJ OF fine or az sec % 81 %, Of rsw, con.
tanning 50 acres; morfgaRsd BY Freder ok Foster and
Betsy his wife. Loan. IN ercs etc t275
The hf If the qr Of sec "a 80 3 ", contain
nR 20 acrrt; morgneed BY Frederick Flint and Caro-
line NJ. his WIFE, Loan interest &c, b77 Sc.
Toe " M o. The Sc qrOf soc and the or Of the
qr ~ sec ~, all Of 81 W, Containing i20 acres
also the VI o. he or Of sec 2, 80. W.
tanning 90 acrrg mortgaRed by Sabrna n. crumbacer
and Daniel Crumbuokey her husband Loan. interest
ETC. s2g 40
aOSrooNEn corxTy.
The fraction Of the n ar Of zee IN 2on. Of W.
In the district Of auds susct 20 sale AZ awfordavie
combining % 1900 mortgaRrd by Chri topher
Boyd ard wife. Loan, interest etc, I23 O5.
The M The fraction Of the or ~ sec .. 20 NJ
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-17


The M Of the ar 20. "a a, 10 e. contain
Ing 10 acres morgaged by William ilern IT, and Mary
Ann bis wife. Loan. interest etc, go 20.
LAroRrE COUNTY.
The end 81 the III " he ar OF ~ %. 81 n,
w. bounded as follows: commencing the township Inc
At the corner Of The VT e the az said &c,
tn running 40 rods, thence so rod thence 40
rods 20 township line, thence on sec line 20 fods 10 the
place beginnlng containing 20 acres; mortgaged by
William Hawkins and wife. Loan interest etc, b6s 40.
The or 81 The Or Of sec Z, 81 n. r4w. con-
tanning 80 ac-es mortgagcd by aafin Ashton frfrted
and soldon credit 10 ~ w. Hgginr. Loan interest etc,
e53 g.
The : e a. ofn ar o'see4 s7n.rl~. containing 40
acre.; mortgagcd by kakim htsn; forfeited ard sold
or crdt o w. w. o. giDe. Loan, interest etc, 81 "a.
The bf oflo No. 9. IN block from lag l0S feet on
Second street and 4lA feet WABASH eet ia Moh-
gan City; and des ena ed zane recorded
on the OH fna pla Of said oliyi aged by W II am
\. CLARK; frfet.d and ,o credit 10 James GAVIN.
Losn. interest etc. SO 81.
The sw Or o. qrof -ec &, I'm, raw, containing
20 acre; morteaged by Jonas Clark; forfehed ard sold
credit 20 W. N. Hlggln Loan interest etc. lOe 80.
The side ~ the az Of see 2, 81 "A. coniain
Ing 100 scres except rs acre OF the end or az Of
sec 81 uls0 the or o. the sw or OF sec 2,
same and containing 40 acre.: mortgEgtd BY judah
Leaning and wte. Loan, interest etc ffs 30.
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THE MoRniHa or THE BATTLE.
O.r Epseisi Army Dispatches.


BErosD mr CmcxsBoxNr May 81, 1861
1Ae cvsai Battle Imwiment-TAe Army under Orders b
Aeus-1Ae Sck sent back 10 s Rsdr--Siny Rounds Of
Cartridges to Each kas-TAro Days Ratoss Cooked
xsapsaeks 10 BE- Left BcAsnd- RscAgs~d Seem frsm Camp
s0stA ne Naked EyoA-7As Enemy open Fire, dc.
Orders have been for time the division
- General Smith, and doubtless TO sAasr divisions 10 be
prepared 70 move at a moments notes.
The dstas a the order ssve doukk that We are al
iass abeut 70 strike prsmpty and dscMiveiy All the
sick and dsahlsd were sent ~ % rear three
days ratons were Immediately distrbNi and cooked
sixty rounds Of cartridges provided for each man
knapsack were laid aside and not be carried on the
narch and every man WINS ordered 10 look 10 his mus
kss that be in prime condition and ct for immediate
service.
Thus we remained at p. M. Of Monday TIRE Goth
and an expression OF sits upon the counte,
Of aocers soldiers and civilians. The expect alton
vas that the order 70 march might have been lisa ued
shai night and the morning hnd within Smelling ais
tancs Of Richmond or engaged in the most sanguna,y
battle OF modern times upon the plains before the city
General McCsllsn's headquarters not than
mile from the margin OF the Chckahominy, and each
division Of tho army within hsing distance OF che
other The pontoons were ready for instant embark.
nsat. The cayalr hsnss wrs saddsd. - their ridsn
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doubt but that present force Is ads
quats put 70 fight the enemy and capture Richmond
unaidsd by the reserves.
The firing has nearly ceased, leaving no doubt 70 b
entertained that forces have whipped the rsbss 1t
every point they are kept well in retreat trust to
date my next from Richmond.
Gen. Smith has completely whipped the enemy on the
left Of their line and driven them almost into tho OWL
rons OF Richmond. Hoavy achievements are being
sent 70 the right OF osr line order TO mako e de
for the enemy II would Be no matter Of surprise to
hear Of Inc evacuation Of Richmond BY the enemy
occupation Of the same their complete rout and sur
render very
Tho fruits OF General Portsrs victory st continue to
now in Besides the capture Of Mrs. Les and her two
daughters, large train Of rebel transportation
wagons have just passed. drawn BY matchle teams Of
mules They led by the Quartsrmasters Sergeant
OF the Duryea Zeuaves Of New York. Portsrs division
General Smiths division have suffered heavy loss but
the rebels have suffered . terrible defeat and de-.
moraizaton. Nothing can now impede our onward
march 70 Richmond.
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u the river there 10 - abrupt turning TO he right,
vsaliDg long resch, ~ the apparent end u which
NV white house - hill. A number Of rsbsl troops
we're ths house. They consisted Of both In
hntry and cavalry. mound Of earth appeared in full
vsw, oss unable 70 ascertain, with the aid
giassss, whether Or not any wsss mounted on u.
While We were locking large white Gag was hostsd
sese 70 the house. This Withdrawn and red
1as Substituted, and waved denantlyEs
About mile % the river . schooner anchored in
- nds Of ~ stream, which mat place narrowed
esidoraby ~ 10 easily admit Of musketry reaching
- Jfsn both banks. On pors side the banks
IN md prsdpitous, cut TO the starboard II low
M marshy, md not likely haftor aconcealsd enemy.
Ne had nearly reached the schooner when number II
mm The shore. port side, skulkisg
among some houses, and a~olley Of muskesry
vsWod into the O1eur dc Lion Two bullets took
onhsr smoksssack bruisrg the paint and gancing
ysG The Cpur de Laon ct this time shore
- tho branches Of the nearly touched her
- returned the nro with fusiads OF musketry I'm.
asdiatejysur solitary tweivepounder smooth bore, was
brought in position BY Masters Mate lawrence who has
sxtsmpasiEsd gun's Of oontrabands and dose Of
ahrapasl sent amongst the enemy This followed
- BY the Cur d Lion, with her thirty FOUNDER red
Dahgren er twelve FOUNDER brass Dahgrsn and twelve
DOunder smooth bore The firing became brisk but
= was continued siasalons. The enemy did
ysply with his nuskstry and he 10 have had
aStlsSy The houses shers completely riddlsd
- psiat blank for they not than three
Amdrsdyards or One shell from guns burst one
- the houses farther back. and wreath Of smohs
Was ascending from the chimney The materials for
seokinC~e soppaisd, however rather hard e a.
0sstisn.
Ms essr Dc Lion had no~scns ahead Of u.s. when both
ivsssss rounded, with BOW pointed down the river
which naas The Stepping Stones ahead mors. In
sAs orasrws returned, assra brisk cannonads ssting
-nsady haitian nosr.
~ smrge from the mouth Of the river the surgeon
sf ~ Gaisna promptly board with lint, san-
lagos, &C. sst onendng that there ssbody hurt he
.aeon 4sturDsd 70 h. own vessel.
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THE ORDER OF BATTLE.
On Monday last, the 10Th u, the following order
issued and read 70 all the regiments throughout the


issued and read 70 all the regiments throughout the
corps
GENERAL oRpRs-No. 1N.
HEADQUARTERS AHnY or rss PoroxAc.l
CAMP NEAR Coal HARBoR, Va, May rs, 1862. +
I. Upon advancing beyond the Chickahomny the
troops win 90 prepared for battle at moments notice,
and will be entirely unincumbsrsd, with tine exception
Of ambuiances. All vehicles win be left the eastern
side OF the Chckahominy, and carefully parked The
men will leave their knapsacks, packed, with the wa
CONS and will carry thre days ratons In their havsr
sacks The viii be put in perfect order before the
troops march, and careful inspection made Of them a
we'll OF the cartridge boxes which, In all cases. win
contain NJ least forty rounds Twenty additional rounds
will be carried by the in their pockets. Command.
srs Of batteries will that their timber asd eaisssn
bsxss filed 70 their utmost capacity. Commanders
OF army corps will devote their personal asston TO the
fuAlmsnt Of these ORDERS and will personally see that
tho proper arrangements made for parking and pro-
psiy guarding the trains and surplus baggage, taking
all the steps necessary 10 insure their being
brought promptly TO the front whom needed.
They win also take steps TO prevent the ambu-
lancss from interfering with the movcuenr Of any
,roops These vehicles must follow in the rear Of all
tho troops moving by the road. suheont guards
and stan officers viii be detailed carry out these or
ders. The ammunition wagons VIII Be Ia readiness 70
march 70 their respective brgadsi and batteries a
moments warning, but win not the Chickahonlny
until ihoy sent for All quartmasssrs and ordnance
officers are 70 remain with their trains.
o. In the approaching battle the General Command
Ing trusts that the troops win preserve the discipline
which he has been SO aous TO enforce and which they
have so generally Observed He calls upon all the Of
hcsrs and soldiers TO obey promptly and inslssntly all
srders .nkt they may rs0sive.
Is tnsm bear in mind that the Army Of the Potomac
has yet been checked Let them preserve battle
perfect GOODNESS and confidence the sure forsrunns Of
success.
They must keep well tsgsher, throw away no shots,
but aim carefully and low, and, above all things, rely
upon the bayonet. Commanders Of regiments are re-
minded Of the great responsibility that upcn thsm
Upon their csolness Judgment and discretion the desti
mics or their regiments and OF the day will do.
pend. BY command Of Major General MCCLELLAN.
! = wnsaAxz. Assistant Aduisnt General