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Another General Order.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
u - WAsHtNGToN, JnIY 23.

Ia WAsHIHGToHI July 70.
General Order No. IL.
Commanders of army corps, divisions,
brigades, and detached commands will pro-
coed Immediately to arrest all disloyal male
citizens within the lines or within reach of
the rear Of their respective stations. Such
as are willing TO take the oath of allegiance
to the United States and will furnish sufi-
cieut security of its observance shall be
permitted to remain at their homes and
pursue in good faith their accustomed avo-
cations. Those who refuse shall be cou-
Quoted South beyond the extreme pickets
of this army and be notified that if found
again anywhere within our lines or at any
point in the rear they will be considered as
spies and subjected to the extreme rigor of
military law. If any person having taken
tho oath of allegiance as above specified
be found to have violated it he shall be
shot and his property seized aud applied to
public use. All communication with any
persons whatever within the lines OF the
enemy ia. positively prohibited, except
through the military authorities, and any
person concerned in writing or in carrying
letters or messages in any other way will
be considered and treated as spy within
thelines of the United States army.
By command of Major. General PoPE.
GEO. D. RUGGLEs, Col. A. A. G. {
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From Washintgon.
ZION &c Clneinnali CommeEeisI % q IN

EEOln Lne Slnc4nuALl GoHA1l9tel1A " hr7f night
WAsHINoroN, July %. .
The Richmond Wig has strange sp-
peal, showing that all the Southern victo-
ries have been achieved in hot weather.
aud urging instaut Offensive movements,
while the weather favors Southern blood.
1t calls on the rebel Generals to strike
while the iron is hot, and cease rot until
'fireiaqd sword are carried beyond the Ohio
and Potomac. s4r..
General Halleck's presence causes quite
a futter at ,Willari's tonight. Crowds
flock there to look At the newest lion of the
hour.
The Richmond Inquirer complains that
thousands Of soldiers have struggled from
She rebel army, who should be arrested and
returned. It also says that peace can only
be made by driving the stragglers back 70
the army.
Nothing would more rejoice the brave
fellows who man our forts than to see
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HALIFAX, July 2s.-The royal mail
steamship Asia arrived here at midnight,
aud sailed again at 800 this morning for
Boston. She has 90 passengers for Bos-
ton. Her advices have been autographed
from Cape Race. She reports having pass
ed theisteamer China, bound to liverpool,
on the 18th. .55s-.- -
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LOUISVILLE, July 23.-Yestertlay morn
ing trains, from Nashville northward and
Louisville soHthward, met at Mitchells-
vile, and both returned, owing to report
that asthousand rebel cavalry were near
Ri chland, Tenn. 81 49,
Gov. Morton, of Indiana, sent a thous-
aud Infantry and cavalry and artillery to
Henderson, which arrived there one morn
ing simultaneously, with one of our gum
boats, which went up the river with aeon
siderable force, to protect the Union resi-
dents. .saa 4. if5i ssal
b Gen. Boyle also sent orders to Col. Gar
vim, commanding at Hend erson, to use Wig
orons measures to clear the rebels ont OF
the adjoining counties. ti3t
Gen. Green Clay Smith telegraphs from
Stanford that he is still pursuing Morgan.
Gen. Boyle replies, iacapture him or drive
him out of.the State" t'i
+ The dispatch from Cincinnati last eyen-
ing, stating that our cavalry had overtaken
Morganis band from Mount Sterling, ETC.,
is without foundation! = ~
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PnIIApE1,PrrA, JuIy q.

More activity in FLOUR; sales Of Extra Family aud
Fancy at $ 1895, including Diamond Mills, at rate
kept private Superne L selling, In small way, At
S595 T21<. No change In Rye flour or Corn Meal.
Wheat active; Red sold at 81 80, and some White at
81 TO- Rye steady at e0e Yellow Corn scarce and in
demand at 60e. Oats have advanced; sales at &c
Coffee held &c higher; sales Of Rio At 228223lc;
LAguyra here, In hfst hands. sugarin good requests
free sales ofOuba at S99e. MOlasses adyRnoing-i
Cloyerseed wanted at $ so and Rlaxseed at 81 %.
Whisky dull at S3c s'.7-7l ava, 1.li-
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cHEMICAL MRITIMG FLuIn

CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
Y, .z.;ls ~ MADE ny
LAUGHLINs& BUsHFIBLD, Wheeling Va
II you want an Ink that will not fade, use tile
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If you want a Jet black Ink, use the - .4p{l
.5EAe !CHEMICALwRITING FLUID.
II you want Ink that flows freely, use the ~.
i;efil CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
II you want Ink that will not gum, use the
CHEMICAL WRITING RLUID.tH
II you want u better Ink tl,an Arnold,s, use tho
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
If you want TO patronize home merits, ts6 tho
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
If You want to save money, buy.the 7i ssts
sEs5fi tCHEMIcAL WRITING FLUID.
If you want to please your customers, buy the
.,- CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. ar
If You want cheap, as well as good Ink, buy the
CHEMICAL. WRITING FLUID. ~ p Y.
At the Capitol In Washtngton City they use tho
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol OF Pennsylvania they use ths,H ~
z asa fgCHEMIoAL WRITING FLUID. a
At the Capitol Of Ohio they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. issl
At THE Capitol of New Jersey they use tho
cHEA1CALWRITINGR LUID.lO 8 3.l'
At the Capitol of Maryland they use the
CHEMICALwRITINGF FLUID. ~
At tho Capitol Of Virginia they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Fly cents Is the retail price for quart of the
81 .sEy4 ioHEMtoALWRITING FLUID.
Thirty cents Is the retail price for pints of the
CHEMICAL WRITINGFLuID.A 'lti zies
Twenty cents is the retail price for half pnts of the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Ten cents the retail price for quarter pnts OF the
CHEMICALWRITINGP FLUID.
Wholesale dealers entitled toa discount on tho
Eii CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Bankers who want an indelbIe Ink, should use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. e4's ~
Merchants who want their books to look well must
use the CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
An Government officials should use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
All county and city officials should useyths MI
-'>is51ti CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
Every one that writes any document should -use
ze., LAUGHLISS q gUsHFIELD'S
@ ELEBRATED CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
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Gen. Schofeld's Call on the Militia
of Missouri. a ..

ST, Louis, July 22.-Gen. Schofield has
issued General Order for the immediate
organization of all the Militia of Missouri,
for the purpose of DISCRIMINATING the guer-
rillas that infest the State. Every able
bodied man capable of bearing arms and
subject to military duty, is ordered to re-
pair without delay to the nearest military
post and report to the Commanding officer,
Every man to bring whatever arms he can
procure. Those who have no arms will be
supplied by the Ordinance Department as
quickly as possible. All arms and ammu-
milton of whatsoever kinds not in the hands
of the loyal militia will be taken possession
of and used for public defence.
Six days after the date of the order are
allowed forIevcry man fit for duty to re-
port TO the commanding officer of the near
est military post and be enrolled. All per-
sons so enrolled will be regarded as be-
longing to the active militia of the State
till further orders. The commanding Off
Ger of tho post is authorized to give fur
loRghs to such men ofthis militia force as
cannot be absent from their ordinary busi-
ness 1etrfment, or such rs
are not needed for the present service
Such leaves of absence will IN no case be
for q longer time than ten days, and may
be revoked any time at the discretion OF the
officer granting them. The militia thus
organized will be governed by the articles
of war and army regulations, aud will be
subject to the orders of officers of the q. S.
troops or Missouri militia regularly muster
ed into service as may be assigned to their
command.
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p@~CoMMoN SENSE in short and easy

r8@ CoMMoN SENSE in short aud easy
.lessons.2 1na2a eee
l. The trdpeler. and the soldier are very
liable tosdaer from the frequent changes
of water and die to whichthcy are neces-
sarilY subjected. An elegantand efFectual
preventive and corrective of such results is
Logan's Essence Of. Jamaica Ginger. This
preparation is made from the purest and
best materials and is warranted equal to
any Essence of Ginger in the market,
Price 25 cents.
2. The best Hair Dressing and Tonic in
the market is Hsimstrests Hair Coioriag.
Price$1 'slizesat s.a=
3. No one wishes to pay ST for cough
remedy, when one equal to the best-Dr.
cddpHlan's Roarhouad Balsqm-can be
purchased for 20 cents.
a. You cannot purchase everywhere,
Tarkish Towels, fine French and American
syFinges, Ttusses and Supporters Of yari-
Gus style, fine Tooth and Hair Brushes !;
Pomades, Colognes aud Perfumes, in rare
bottles of new aud elegant designs; Nurs-
ing Bottles, most approved styles Lint,
Hospital sheet:ng, &C., SC. -
s. 5, You can purchase all these articles,
Nth a thousand Others, as wanted, from 81
TIL. LoeANl& Co, 40 Main Street, OF
LOGAN, List 8 Co, Bridge Corner, Whole
saleiand Retail Druggists, Wheeliug.
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EgBALrrNoRE, July 2s.-Ihe 14nsriean of
this evening publishes the following;
HEADQUARTERS, July %, 1876.

-A-, HEADQUARTERS, July %, 1862.
All dull here at present. No thought of
Gen. Mcclellan being superseded, although
the northern papers speak of such an event
as being probable. Either Meigs or Hal
leck will command the armies of the O.
States. When the President was here Gen.
Mcclellan recommended and urged such
appointment, but told the President not to
allow his claims to interfere with any nc.
ton in the matter. Several thousand men
here are unable to do duty, although the
health of the army has improved since it
came to James river.
There is no movement whatever of troops.
Authorities are looking every day for the
enemy to open new battaries on the other
side of the river. The rebels are visible all
through the pines on the opposite side, but
they are never interfered with unless they
appear in large numbers when they are
shelled out by our gun boats. Many resig-
nations among the officers are being sent
in but none are accepted except those who
are worthless. ls
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BUSINESS NoTIoEs.E
RapTHE WoRID's OpIyIoY mnst have h

BSS The WORLDS OPINION must have its
due. and proper course in its endorsement
Of the wonderful virtues Of the celebrated
Mrs. Gardner's Indian Balsam Of Liver
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Colds and Consumption, and is doing won
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The Lightning Fly Kilter.-For killing
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Purify your blood by using Lindsey's
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of sarsaparilla and Dandelton, Ayers sar-y
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For sale by Reed s Kraft.
Heimstreet's Lnimita5ls Hdir Restoratius.-
This article ia too we'll known to need re-
communication. 1t restores gray hair toitsj
original color. It keeps the hair healthy.
stimulates its growth, renders 1t very beau
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Hampton's Vegetable Tincturs, Bnr-
hayes Holland Bitters, HoofAnd's German
'Biitters, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Sand
lords Liver Invigorator, Browns Essence
of Jamaica Ginger. For sale by Reed &
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, Sir james 0iark's Female
Periodical Pills, DR.. Eof7s Pills, Todd's
Pills, Ayers Pills, Wrights Indian Vege-
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John O. Baker & Co.'s Pure Cod Liver
Oil! Forsale, by RRED & KRAPT,
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
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TeIegraph lIarksts.

NEw YoRK, July o.
Flour quiet Wheat has advanced 1@2c; sales Of
Chicago Spring at 81 1901 lSs Milwaukee Club At
81 1901 -; Red at 81 2s61 81 White At 81 seq
So Corn higher; sales AZ b295Ic. Pork heavy
sales Of Mess At $40 SI91l Prime. s. S@9. Whis-
Ky dull at 30@S01<c. Lard buOyant at S9q1<c.
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BaSr PosTPoNED.-John Stone, charged!
with stabbipg Joseph Fowler, on the even
ing of the Sd of July last, was to have had
a hearing yesterday, but an important wit.
ness being sick and not able 10 attend. the
examination was postponed til Friday: 8
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Gen. Halleok oommander-in-Chiof

I.'li7f7 = IS 7'E.'1 July u, 1862,
Ordered, that Major General Henry W.
Halleck be assigned to command of the
whole land forces of the Udited States, as
General7in- Chief, aud that he proceed to
this capitola rs soon as he can with safety
to the positions and operations within the
Departmentment now under his special
charge. [signed.l
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Boston, July 23.-The royallmail steam
er Europa sailed for Liverpool with "A
passengers aud $675. 900 in specie.
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hEADSuAhEEhS 0TATE w nllSSOuhIt
ADJUrAST GENERALS 0PRIoE.
ST. LOUIS, July 22d, 1862

HEADQUARTERS STATE OF MISSOURI,
ADJUTAsT GENERAL's OPFIoE.
ST. Louis, July 22d, 1862.
The existence of numerous bands of
gnerriIIas Ia different parts of the State,
who are engaged in robbing and murder
Ing peaccable citizens, for no other cause
than that such citizens are loyal to the
Government under which they have al
ways lived, renders it necessary that most
stringent measures be adopted to punish
all such crimes, and to destroy such bands.
Brig. Gen. Scho6eld, in command of the
Missouri State militia, is hereby authorized
to organize the entire militia of the State
into companies regiments and brigades,
and to order into active service such por-
lions of the force thus organized, as he
may judge necessary, for the purpose OF
putting down all marauders and defending
peaceable citizens of the State,
ST.. LOUIS, July 23.-The Provost Mar
shall General has issued an order forbidding
the sale or transfer, by dealers or iudiyidu-
ais, of arms or ammunition ofany charac-
ter, under penalty of arrest and impris-
onment of the offender during the war.
All dealers, whether agents or owners,
in this division are required immediately,to
make an inventory of arms and ammuui-
ton on hand, stating quantity, class, and
" W nlGu ut Sub
office of the Provost Marshal within three
days accompanied by afidayits that it is
full and correct statement-that the values
affixed are fair and usual charges for the
same. -a
Should it become necessary to take pos
session of said arms and ammunition for
the use ofthe militia called into service to
exterminate guerrilla bands, such possess
sion will be taken and proper receipts Civ
en-. Removal or transfer arms or ammuni-
ton from one point to another of this di-
vision except by loyal militia is forbidden.
Any person guilty ofEtheir removal shall
be arrested and heldas an enemy to the
State, and guilty,of aiding its enemies
Persons and property of all citizens are
subordinateto common veal, and 1t is ex-
pected loyal citizens will render implicit
obedience and report to the nearest local
Provost Marshal or military commandnnt
any violation of this order. tf2
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RapSHIpNENTa OF CArr1R.4About 500.
cattle were shipped on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday. from this point.
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= i g. I'D T..
WASHINGTON, July 23.AThe finding of a
General Court Martial, recently convened
at Fort Columbus, having been submitted
to the Secretary of War, the following is
his order thereon:
Lieut.. W. f. Miller, OF the 18th Infantry;
is found guilty of inegleet and a violation
of duty; deserving the serious ceusure of
this Department. Yc bsgf5zS
Capt G. ]. Stealey, Assistant Quarter
master of Volunteers, relieved from duty
with the Army of Virginia, has been or
dered to report for duty to Major General
Wool. -
JLffs q IL Z 80 49, z, -. -
commissioners to- ayYoted TO pay bounty
of $50.to each volunteer to the new regi-
ment to be raised by Lancaster county.
1t is expected THAI regiment fromfthe
county will beraised for nine months. THE
rightspirit Is being aroused
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re
-, storatiYe. sr.-
ItrestoroS gray hair it's original color. 1t slim
ulates its GROWTH rendering it luxurant and Beaut
full and keeps the head free from dandtpf and dry
ness. 1t is the originalartiele Medicine Depot 200
~ ~ ID. S.4BARNES, slge
las 2O2 Bro0dV2y,N N. Y.
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TELEGRAPH EXTRAORDINARY

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ta BAl4noRE, July %.
Flour steady and supply scarce. wheat steady and
In fair demand Corn 2chigher, and In light supply.
Oats dull aud 10 lower. RhisEy dull At Sc. Coffee
steady. ir Is s..,s,sriE $50 as
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B@oUR WEEkLY.-The Weekly Iatezi.
geaesf, replete with war news, politics, lit
erature, local intelligence, aud;yaried mis-
cellany, makingit one of the best issues
of the very best weekly paper in this
section, will be out to-day by 10 o'clock.
Those who have absent friends who would
like paper from home, should call and
get copy.
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E9@ THE New STATS DEBkTr n THE
SRSATE.zBBe had thought to content opr-
selves with publishing such extraets from
the debate on the new State propositiouin
the United States Senate. astwould fairly
exhibit the positions of all the, gentlemen
who took part In it, but We find it SO diff
cult, indeed impossible, to do SO that we
have concluded to publish the debate IN
ezttnso just asst is reportsdiin the Globe,
the official paper of Congress. By this
course justice will be done 10 all parties,
and our readers having the whole before
them can form their own deliberate opin-
ions as atoMho is to be commended and
who is TO be blamed. As this debatelwopld
fill at least two solid pages of our paper,
We have concluded to issue it5infa sppple-
ment and We expect to be able to do so
me ii me next week
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B9~CHAR0ED WITH FoRGERY.-Oni Sat-
urdny man named Edwin Smith made his.
appearance in this city and stopped at the
house of Charles 0'Donnell, No. DO South
Frederick street. He represented to the
proprietor that he was a discharged volun-
teer and exhibited a discharge He also
exhibited draft for upwards of nine hun
dred dollars on the government. He had
no money and requested OiDonnell. to nd
vance him some on his draft that he might
get some clothing. The request was CON.
piled with, and he obtained about sixty
dollars worthof clothing, besides which
O'Donnell let him have FIVE dollars. He
left the house for the ostensible purpose of
going to see Con. Wool, but it appenrsld did
notgo near the headquarters of that officer.
Not having returned at the appointed time
O'Donnellgot uneasy, and after waiting for
some time, with a policeman went in search
of his guest. After great labor he was
found and takeninto custody. twas sub
sequen:ly declared that the discharge and
the draft were both forgeries. He, was
taken to the central police station, where
he awaits the order of the provost mar.
shal.-Bdltimore iSta1.
The name of Major Daniel H. McPhail
Paymaster, now in this city, was forged to
the draft above alluded to. The sum was
S9s7,s7. Major McPhailk knows nothing Of
Smith.
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-leg.AH Oh .Rhr1L,lIrh ..lFnE q ,.raal. =

( Rg-4E OLD B tH,fE9 For a. week OF
two past, q very singular old chap has
lying about the Market House. No.
body could find out his name, or where he
came from. He boarded on one of the
meat benches. he would go and get n
bottle of whisky, upon which alone he
would subsist for a couple of days, sleep
ing and dosing away the time. He got to
be such a nuisance that yesterday he was.
arrested by officer Fender and committed
to jail by AID. Robertson.
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B@~BAD RAILROAD CONNECTIONS AT GRAP-
roS.-We hear grave complaints about the
way the present time tables operate on the
connections of trains on the B. & o. md N.
W. Virginia Railroads at Grafton. Trains
east from Wheeling do not connect with
trains west for Parkersbnrg, nor do trains
east from Parkersburg connect with trains
west for Wheeling. The result slavery
serious Inconvenience to people who wish
to come to this city off the Northwestern
Road, or those going from here to points
along that road-especinlly!! persons who
happen to be on urgent business. Al gentle-
man who came in off that road last evening
says the train he was on reached Grafton
Just sixteen minutes too late to connect with
the train for wheeling, aud the result was
delay of twelve hours; and he informsus
that the same thing happens every day.
We do not know how great the delay is of
passengers going the other way, but we
learn that the Wheeling papers are about
three days old before they reach subscrib-
ers along the N. W. Va. Road, The result
of this is greatly to diminish intercourse
between that section and hiscity, and turn,
the trade that would otherwise come here,
in the direction of Baltimore; for merchants
could reach Baltimore almost in the time
they would be waiting for a train to bring
them on West.
We hope, if this matter is MS represented
to us, the D. & o. R. R. Company will re-
model their time tablesso as to remedy the
evil. ItWonld certainly be to their aaYan-
tage to do so. IS. 3
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g APRAuAN IlNcoIN.
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8gg 08'lsgfaP4.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
determination of Guerrillas

ST.. LOUIS, July 22.-Goy. Gamble has
issued the following special order;
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B1=THB Wan MEETING AT THE OopRr
HOUSE ON, SAruRpAY.-The war meeting at
the Court House on Saturday promises to
be one of the most effective demonstrations
we have had here during She war. Our
citizens are coming to realize how N UGH
they have at stake in the result of the re-
bellion, and how necessary it is for every,
one to do his part. It is expected that
measures will be adopted such ms will
speedily insure Ohio county's quota Of vol
unteers under the call of the Presidents
wehope everybody will turn out and lend
not only their presence but theirlmoney;
and themselves to. their country 1t is
greatly to be desired that our sterling cit+i
liens from the rural districts willattend.-
Distinguished speakers are engaged and.
everything will be done to make tue occa-
sion not only interesting but profitable TO
the great cause of Law and Liberty. Turn
out, We copjure you, men of Ohio County,
and give one day to.your country, else the
the time may come when you will have no
country to defend and none to defend you.
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ITJBRK,S ONION, GERMAN, SOAP.
w 30 boxes, Just received and for sale by g
ielTs = = NJ. REILIY.