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DAVID TOD, Governor.
GENERAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS ONO MILITIA,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Julv & 1890
GRNRRAL ORDER Nn- 1q.

en- COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 8, 1852.
&c -s- GENERAL ORDER No. 10.
To secure greater economy, convenienc
and efficiency in the raising of new regi
nents and recruiting those now in th,
field, the State is divided into eleven Mill
tary Recruiting Districts, as follows:
The First District will consist. of tn,
counties of Hamilton, Warren, Clermont
Clinton, Brown, Highland, Fayette, Ross
Vinton, Pickaway, Hooking Fairfield and
Perry: Headquarters at Camp Dennison
The Seeond-District will consist of the
counties of Adams, Pike, Seioto Jackson
Lawrence and Gallia: Headquarters al
Camp Portsmouth.
The Third District will consist of the
counties of Meiggs, Athens, Noble, Wash.
ington and Monroe: Headquarters at Camp
| Marietta
The Fourth District will consist of the
counties of Butler, Preble, Montgomery.
/ Greene, Clarke, Darke and kIiamE Head
quarters at Camp Dayton.
The Fifth District will consist of the
counties Of Madison; Franklin, Licking.
Champaign, Logan, Union, Delaware Har-
rison, Morrow and Knox Headquarters
at Camp Chase.
The Sixth District will consist of the
counties Of Morgan, Muskingum, Guern-
sey and COshOctOn: Headquarters at
Camp GAINESVILLE.
The Seventh District will consist of the
counties of Belmont Tuscarawas, Harri-
son, Jefferson and Carroll: Headquarters
at Camp Steubenville.
The Eighth District will consist of the
counties of Shelby, Mercer, Auglaize, Har-
din, Van Vert, Allen, Paulding and Han
cock Headquarters at Camp Lima.
The Ninth District will consist Of the
counties Of Putnam, Defiance, Henry,
Wood, Sandusky, Williams, Fulton, Lucas
and Ottawa: Headquarters at Camp To-
ledo y = IL 4 y -
The Tenth District will consist of the
counties of Wyandot Crawford, Richland,
Ashland, Holmes, Wayne, Seneca, Huron
and Erie: Headquarters at Camp Mans
field; and
The Eleventh District will consist Of the
counties Of Stark, COlumbiana, Medina,
Summit, Portage, Mahoning, Trumbull, Lo-
rain, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake and Ashta-
bula: Headquarters at Camp Cleveland.
Allyolunteers now being raised, or who
may hereafter be raised for new regiments,
or to recruit organizations now in the field,
unless otherwise specially ordered, in ad-
dition to being reported at these head
quarters, will be reported to, and complete
their organization at the headquarters of
the District in which they have been, or
may be enlisted. sF|ss4r
This order does not affect the territorial
rights Of companies now being raised for
the 95th Regiment Headquarters at
Camp Chase, and for those of the 5Oth and
52d Regiments, headquarters at Camp
Dennison. c
Unattached companies now being raised
for Infantry Regiments, will be attached
to proper regiments by special orders.
ByorJler Of the CoIhmanler-i Chief.
CHARLES W. HILL. sI
Adjutant General Ohio.
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The scnrcirr nf CI.nnre.

The scarcity Of small coin was never
felt more sensibly than at this time. There
Is none to be had for ordinary purposes of
trade. Gold and silver are at an enormous
premium, and win be still higher. Gus
toners must make their oWu change or 90
without purchasing. One firm in this city
have issued due-bills for all fractional
parts Of a dollar, which they give their
customers in place Of change. One of our
Railroad companies has purchased 5000
worth Of postage-stamps Of the denomina-
tons Of l, 8, 5 and 10 cents, for to be used
in place Of change. Atthe Postofice the
greatest difficulty is experienced in making
change for purchasers Of stamps. And it
Is so every where. One man remarked that
) a bill had lasted him for week simply
for the inability Of anybody to change it.
Upon the market the same trouble exists
and no immediate relief is lookedfor. This
state Of afairs is very incon1enient but
cannot, in the present fnaheisl position,
be remedied. ,-
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Correction.

EDITOR LEADER-Sir: In a brief state
ment appended to the paper on the state Of
the country, in this mornings Leader, you
say that the Report was adopted, with
great unanimity, as the voice of the Con-
ference"
Allow me to say that did not design,
BY anything I said to you, to make this
s-zpresslon. The report was adopted by a
large majority, and is therefore the voice
of the Conference The vote of it was not,
however, unanimous. Some members of
the body took exception to the report on
the ground that it sanctions the war, and
rejoices in the prospective blessings ex-
pected to flow from it.
Please insert the above correction in your
next issue. Respectfully yours,
J. A. FH0BfE,
Chairman of Committee
CLEVELAND, July 8, 1852.
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TO HORSE oWNrRs

TO HORSE OWNERS.
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Ehe Present Position on the James River.
Correspondence n. 7. Times.l

LSeAA A'oAAANAGc ~ l. llLlGs-
The position which we now occupy is one
which our engineers say we can defend
against anything JEFF Davis or any other
monarch can bring to bear upon ms. Our
line, instead of being fifteen miles front,
with twenty miles Of railway to defend, is
scarcely five miles long One of our tanks
is the James River, not railroad to be
torn up, nor a highway that may be OBJ
strueted, but sure means Of conveying
supplies, and easily defended by gunboats.
Our other line is readily held by the force
we can bring. We occupy the centre of a
circle, which greatly facilitates celerity Of
movement, and are so positioned that no
artillery can be brought to bear upon us
by the enemy within effective range. If
we could only have occupied this same Do
sition six weeks ago, instead of the diff
cult one we took, your correspondent would
now be dating his letters at Richmond. in
stead Of twenty odd miles below there
Though further from Richmond than we
were last Thursday in miles and furlongs.
in effect we are nearer that stubborn cap
ital, and surer Of its capture will not
venture to name the exact date when we
shall exchange the hardships Of the camp
for such luxuries as Richmond will afford
but the day cannot be far distant, if other
cooperative movements are properly con-
Quoted. The army is in excellent spirits
to-day, and disposed TO let off a deal of
Fourth Of July patriotism and powder.
The Galena, the Jacob Bell, the Aroostook,
the Monitor and other gunboats are with
us, and they are welcome visitors. The
river is already full of craft, and is rapid
iy getting to look the same great mart of
commerce which distinguished the Pamun-
key at White House. I'D
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Charles Anderson of Cincinnati, who
it viii be remembered was driven out
of Texas few months ago for his Union
sentiments, has been appointed Colonel of
the 93d Regiment, one of the new ones to
be organized under the late call of the Gov
ernor.
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FAST RUNxISG.-The Rochester Union
states that Mr.. Erheart engineer on the
locomotive Rochester, which drew the Gin
cinnati express train from Buffalo to Roch-
ester, on the night of the 4th of July,
made the run from Batavia to that city, a
distance Of thirty-three miles, in thirty
four minutes and twenty seconds.
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It was reported that Gen. Mccall was
killed upon the field. The Richmond pa
psrs, however, annObnos his arrival in that
city. he was slightly wounded. A cor
respondent says:
@Ehaye from the best authOrity the fol.
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DR.. Hunt writes to the Buffalo Express
that the FOrty-fOurth New York, which
mustered 1O4O men, came out of the weeks
fighting before Richmond with only ninety
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GENERAL scoTT IN WAsHIEaTox.-The
New York Evening Post says We are
informed on good authority that General
Scott has been in Washington severed days,
and has room ct the War Department p
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MARRIED.

July sth, by Rev W. II. Brewster ~ The -a.i5o,--1
o. the Brides father, Mr. DiOdnts Clark N No-1b
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The Battle of Malvern Hills.

CLEVELAND, July 9, 1852.
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following he was placed in command of the small
"srmy Of observation, which held the upper valley
of the Shenandoah and the country round about
Staunton. 1t was intended that be should remain
quasi inactive, to watch the enemy and to walt cr
him; but he soon commenced maneuverng on us
own responsibility, and began revealing eviuen ls
of the stuff that makes good Generals d1s LIZ IN
military authority at Richmond discovered cary ~
the spring that he was disposed TOWARDS susn "a
tensive operations with his small command tnas hs
might get himself into trouble-in fact aslounueu
at the boldness he displayed they began 10 araw
the official rein on him but jackson crustiy re:
plied-"Send me more men ana less otue, ~.
more orders and less men," from tna1 Jay 10y
trusted him. He pitched On Snieus ~ had not ad
v.nced as lar south at the time as he supposed ana
re.,rn;ne reinforced Shields at the end Of the rst
davis 6gRt During the night he drew OF ana re-
treated up the valley:
In less than thirty days he dashed at Hemonts
advance, west of Staunton, and driving II PACK,
wheeled his army, swept down the valley ana drove
Ranks across the Potomac. Returning to tho upper
valley he manoeuvered around for three weeks-in
the meantime dealing Fremont heavy blow at
Cross Keys and thrashing Shields in the Luray val
ley-and then suddenly swept down the virginia
Central Railroad, via Gordonsville, on McClellans
right before Richmond Tho part he played IN
winding up our campaign on the peninsula IS wei
known. Almost before the smoke had lifted from
the bloody field of the Chickahominy, we hear of
him again on his old stamping ground above Cor
louisville Cedar Mountain was fought and won
from Pope before he knew has campaign scas opened
jackson fell back, but only to flank him on the right.
Pope retired from the Rapidan to the Rappahannock,
but Jackson swung still further round to the North
and outAanked him again. Yet again he gave up
the Rappahannock and fell back south of Warrenton,
and for the third time, Jackson outfanked him
through Thoroughfare Gap, and at last got in his
rear: Pope now had to fight and he did fight well,
but victory perched upon Jacksons banner, and our
armies rest on the Potomac
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Yankee Notions about the Generalship of
StOnewail Jackson.

Yankee Notions about the Generalship of
stonewail Jackson.
The following review of Confederate strategy in
general, and OF that of Stonewa Jackson in partic
ular taken from the Washington correspondence of
the St Louis Republican cannot fail to interest our
readers:
The country must by this time fully realize the
situation in this quarter and the knowledge of the
radical changes which have so suddenly taken place
cannot but administer heavy shock to the public
pulse. little more than two short months ago we
were besieging the capital of the rebels with our
best army, under our best Generals; now the ene-
my have again invested Washington.
On the 29th of June, jackson turned McClelan's
right, and forced him back from the suburbs of
Richmond, in seven days of bloody battles on the
2oth OF August he turns Pope's right, and in five
days lighting hurls him on the Notifications of
Washington. Thus, in two short months the tide
of battle has rolled backward one hundred and ,ixtv
miles, and the position of the combatans complete
ly reversed.
The operations Of "Stonewall jackson for he
does the fighting-has parallel in modern history
1t will be remembered he occupied the position of
)" Professor" in the Virginia Military Institute for
years before the war commenced, where he taught
the young F. F. VS. the science of war; and fitted
them for the command of their legions now in the
field. There he was evidently the fright man in
the right place" When the war began he was com.
mss.oned Brigadier General of Volunteers and
9aa command of brigade in the battle of Bull Run
Saly 2lst, 1861, where he distinguished himself by
ms unlinchng valor and cool control of his forces
~ mat engagement, Gen. Bees South Carolina
aoops wavsred, when he rallied them by exclaim-
ing LOOK ok at Jackson's men, they stand like a
stone So wall, And Beauregard, afterwards using
se same expression, in describing their conduct in
ms official report, jackson was dubbed his present
title from that tiwe. During the fall and winter
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Executive Depart ment.
RALEIGH Oct 9Th 1850
1sn101un, 0ot
To the Sheriff of Wake Cou,atu-Greetiy1.

To the Sheriff Of Wake County-Greeting:
" H e r EAS, 1 HAVE BEEN OFFICIALLY
w notified that vacancy has occurred in the rep.
esenatiOn of said County, in the House of Commons of
the next General Assembly, by reason of the death Of
HENRY WATKINS MILLER. one of the members elect
at the last August elections Now therefore, ZEBULON
hereby command that election be held according to
law on THURSDAY, the Esd day of October, A. D., 1852
for the purpose of filling said vacancy.
In witness whereof ZEBULoN B. VANCE our Governor
hath signed these presents and caused the Great Seal Of
the State t. be affixed.
Done at our City of Raleigh the sth day of October
in the year of our Lord, A. D.. 1862.
BY the Governor:
R. h. BATTLE. JR.,
Private Secretary.