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At q meeting Of the citizens Of NOrwalk,
Huron county, Ohio, held for the purpose
Of consulting as to the best means Of rails
ing q county fund 10 defray the extraordi-
nary expenses necessary to be incurred in
enlisting the quota of men desired from
this county under the recent call Of the
President for three hundred thousand more
vOlunteers-On motion J. NJ. Farr, Esq
was called to the Chair, and Theodore Will
liams appointed Secretary.
C. s. Booth, Esq, then offered the fol-
lowing resolutions which were unani-
mOusly adopted
ResoIved, That in the opinion Of this
meeting it viii be necessary to offer addi-
tional Inducements to recruits in order to
secure the requisite number to supply the
quotas Of the several counties at this time,
under .he late call for three hundred thou
sand men.
Resolved, That for want Of legal author
ity to rise the necessary amounts BY the
State, counties or municipal corporations,
/ II is deemed proper to ask the Governor Of
this State to call the Legislature together
to provide for this want.
RssoIUed, That under the present state OF
the fuLds Of this county, it is believed an
appropriation from the county funds would
be justified by our citizens, and we ask
that the authorities of the county be en-
powered to appropriate ten thousand dol
lars, 70 meet recruiting expenses, and as
an additional inducement to recruits to en-.
list in default Of other means being pro
vided. -,
On motion, ResoIVsd, That G, 5. Bootf
and John Gardiner be committee 10 FlsI
Columbus and confer with Governor ToC
upon the subjects presented in the foregO
ing resolutions.
On motion, ResolUed, That County Mas
Meeting be called TO meet at Norwalk OF
Saturday next, July 10Th, to arouse th'
people to the necessity Of active exertioni
and cooperation in filing up our quota o
volunteers under the recent call of thu
President Of the United States.
JOS. NJ. PARR, Chairman.
THEoDoRE WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
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TIE Charee, Arninst Gen. 1Iitebell.

A messenger arrived to-day from Buell.
with yolumninous charges against Major
General Mitchell. It is understood that
these charges relate to pillags by our sol
diers in the town Of Athens, Ala, which
is said to have been almost ruined, not
vithstanding that 1t was Union even after
Bull Run. 1t is also charged that other
ontrages have been committed by the troops
under Mitchell's command, and with his
knowledge, and that Mitchell has been in
subordinate. It is the general belief here
that the chief trouble in the case is that
Mitehells system Of war involves hurting
the rebels, and leaves the burden Of sup
porting thearmy as much upon the seeded
as upon the loyal States, It should be re-
membered that bad feeling has long exist
ed between Buell. and Mitchell, and that
two Of Buells division commanders, Nc
Cook and Nelson, have long been violent
in their hatred Of him These things, it is
thought, may have share in causing the
present dificulties.- Warrington DispateA
70 Cincinnati Gazette.
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The s4th % g into service.

A letter from the s4th regiment to the
Toledo Blade, dated at Cumberland, July
10th, says
At length intelligence has been received,
which, think, warrants our departure
from this place Gen. Kelley yesterday
was in receipt of dispatches from General
Wool requesting that all the available
forces of this division be placed in imme-
diate readiness to move at his cali; that
they should be concentrated, transporta-
ton obtained, Sc. Gen. Kelley immedi-
ately communicated with Col. Lawrence,
and the latter dispatched Capt. Waite to
the city to take the necessary steps to pro-
cure transportation, &c. am not able to
tell where we are going. You viii know
very soon, for we cannot be here longer
than three or four days at the farthest.
You can imagine the feeling in camp
Amid the excitement is is almost impossi-
bic to write. The 84th sustains an excel
lent reputation in the division, and is sure
to go.
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rbe RebeI RnId in Kentael.y
The Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday
morning has the following dispatches:

morning has the following dispatches:
LEXINGTON, July 14-3 P. NJ.
Brig. Gen. W. ]. Ward assumed COM
mand Of the forces here last night. Il is
supposed that Morgan's forces are divided
into several squads, so situated that they
could concentrate at any point in a short
time. One squad is threatening Frankfort,
being at Rough and Ready, eight miles
from the Capital. This city is under mar
tial law, and no man allowed to appear on
the streets without an U. S. musket under
penalty Of being shot down on sight.
General Ward will impress 900 horses,
and take offensive measures. He seems to
be terribly in earnest. Warmers 18th
Kentucky regiment is here.
General Ward has issued the following
proclamation:
HEADQUARTERS, July 14th, 1862.
All able-bodied citizens Of Lexington and
Fayette county are ordered to report them
selves at the Court House square in Lexing-
ton forthwith. Those having arms will
bring them; those having none will be
armed.
By order Of W. T Ward, Brigadier-Gen-
eral Commanding.
JOHN W. FNNELL,
Adjutant-General.
The drinking saloons are all closed. The
Frankfort banks removed their money to
Louisville yesterday evening.
Rumors of skirmishin0 in various direc-
tions are constantly COZ ng in, but are not
reliH BE.
The Union forces are amply sufficient
for the defense Of the city, and large ad-
ditional cavalry force win be instantly dis
patched in pursuit Of Morgan.
The Gazette says:
Mayor Hatch received the following dis
patch at o'clock this morning:
eLExNeToN, KY, July IA.
H1have positive information from relia-
bic eye witnesses Of the fact within the
last three hours, that Morgan has not re-
treated, but is at Versatile, twelve miles
distant, with the larger part if not the
whole Of his forces. I would like to have
al the men that can be sent.
"W. J. WARD,
'Brigadier General Commanding"
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Il is understood that President lincoln
VIII issue a proclamation tomorrow, or
soon after, Offering amnesty to al citizens
Of the Border States who have engaged in
the rebellion, but shall lay down their
arms and return to their allegiance within
given time. This course win be pursued
in other States as our armies advance, and
persistent rebels will be made to take the
consequences. Il is understood that the
President viii, in the same proclamation,
order al his Generals in the field TO make
use Of the slaves Of rebels in whatever way
shah best couduce 70 suppress the rebel
non.--DiPatsh 70 n, z. TINES.
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Patriotic Revival in OhiO--The Farmers
Preparing 60 Volunteer On MnAse---AP-
prOpriatiOns for SOldiers--War Meeting,
sc.
Especial Dispatch 10 Cincinnati Gazette.l
COLUMBUS, July IA.
Col. Bliss and Capt Harrington have
returned from establishing camps in the
northern part of the State, and will leave
tomorrow for Southern Ohio on the same
errand. They speak encouragingly of the
prospects for enlistments.
When the harvest is over, the farmers
win turn out en- mRsse.
They report the City Council of Mans
field about to appropriate ten thousand
dollars for recruiting purposes.
1t is understood the City Council here
will appropriate twenty-five thousand dol
lars for like object.
A meeting to raise recruits will be held
here tomorrow night.
The call includes nearly all the substan-
tial and best men Of the city.
Letters received to-day by Gov. Tod ex-
hibit an earnestness and determination on
the part Of our leading men not equaled
since the fall Of Sumter. In some districts
the excitement is intense.
Gov. Dennison, H. J. Jewett the Rail-
road President, and Col. Harris viii take
the stump Immediately for recruits.
Paymaster Mcdowell, appointed Colonel,
viii raise his regiment in Cincinnati
Every well soldier in the city, and all who
can be spared from the camps, have re-
eeived orders to march.
Co. B, Second Battalion Sixteenth Reg
ulars, has left to join its regiment in Ten
nessee.
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The news Of the great soOsssienl % the
rebel army at Richmond should stir up the
people to unwonted szerHOns to oeounseract
these efforts Of the rebels, by rapid enlist
ments. And when the men are enlisted,
let them be sent of to service at the earli-
est possible msment. Our armies must be
strengthened with the least possible delay.
One hundred thousand men now win do
more good than double that number
six months hence. There is no delay
in the rebel States. They pour their
eonsoripts into Richmond at an
alarming rate, which should be emu
lated by every loyal State. Let it never
be said that the loyal patriotism Of the
States still faithful to the Uniou, is eclips-
en- in energy and prOmptitude by the re-
bellious districts. The new recruits can
garrison the points already under Federal
dominion, while the troops now stationed
at those points are sent into the field. Vol
unteers can certainly be made more effect
i've by drilling in camps Of instruction,
but what we want now, as much as disci-
plined forces is an overwhelming number
of men, whether disciplined or not. There
are hundreds of regiments which have
only ono half or fourth of their full mum
Der. Let the recruits hll up the compile
ment of these regiments, when the drill
aa''a aa 'anov nf the old trained veterans
viii assistin making soldiers Of new men
One thousand men who are tnus used il
filling up two or three weakened regiments
will be vastly more valuable to the servic
than if the whole thousand commence to
gether to receive instruction in the art o
war
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uTPORTANT 10 FEMALBs.
d. CHEEsEMAN,s -PILLs.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of Ingredients IN these PiIB are
the result Of long and extensive practice Thsy ars
mild In their OPERATION and certain in correcting -
irregularities painful 1Ienstruaton, removing al o5
sructions whether from cold OF othsrWise, headaohsl
pain IN the side palptation Of the heart whites ~
nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue, pain In ths
back and limbs, &C., disturbed Sleep which arsas
from interruption Of nature.
DIR. -CHEEsEMAN'S PILLS
was the committeeman Of new era IN the trustmsni
Of those Irregularities and distractions. which have
consigned 50 many 70 premature grave No female
can enjoy good hssfth unless she Is regular, an
Whenever an Obstruction takes place the general
health begins 70 decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eectual remedy ever known forall com
plants peculiar to Females To all CLASSES they ars
Invaluable including, with certainty periodil reg
clarity They are known to Thousands, who haEs
used thsn at different periods, throushoat the oon
sr having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box. The pri0s, 81, % psr Box
containing from 50 to 90 Pills
Pills sent By mail, promptly, b RENTING % IA
Propristor. Sold BY Druggists generally.
R. B. HBTCHINGS, Propristor,
20 Cedar-St., New York.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b
STRONG ( ARMSTRONG. anrlt;eoERzT
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rs'ts Esforrs IN New Orleaus---A Reply 60
the London Times.
The London Times has never ceased to
comment upon the 4" barbarityn and in
humanity % Of Gen. Buffers order, and Of
he general rule Of that officer over the
precinct Of New Orleans. It has mOurned
exceedingly over the tyranny to which the
snIiehtensd citizens Of that city we're sub
-isetsd by The srufianly Yankee and all
NE -szl..iav- a. Fnslish .D-ass have
followed the cue given by the Times. Now
let Us see what the natural results Of this
,,barbarism are. The New Orleans Delta
must, ct least, be taken to be as good au-
thority as the London Times upon matters
within ita avn city. We quoted, some
zine ego, the terrible denunciatiOns Of the
manner in which the city had been gov
erned for seven years past, from the Delta
Of May 9Th. In the same paper Of June
Goth, the Editor, in eomplimenting Major
Bell the Provost Judge appointed by Gen.
Butler, says with startling emphasis not
to be misunderstood, that "the good old
tine when COroner's juries would make 9
iOks Of assassination, BY finding, in def
anee Of the clearest facts, that the victim
died from natural causes, or from wounds
selfinaicted, or from a fall caused by in
toxieation, IS pasti as is that glorious
epoch when the murderer with hands un.
washed q bIOOd stains, staggered def
aatly into the Police Courts, to be hailed
asa hero and have his alibi prepared. We
havs not yet begun to realize the full bless
tngs Of this altered state Of affairs, but we
are reasonably being 50, and in good time
when the mass ol thinking people have
leisure, and their minds are suitably com
posed for the purpose, II viii be done"
No wonder the Delta thus cOngratulates
its readers when it is shown BY statistics
that from January let 1881, to May 9th,
1892 there were in the parish Of New Or
leans s;rts-One murders. Of these the fol
loving vas the Judicial result;
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MORNING. HEADER,


R4leoysrnor Donnison and Hon. Hugh
J. Jewsa win address the people Of cleve-
land and vicinity on the evening Of
Wednesday, the 2Sd, upon the war and the
immedinte necessities Of the Government.
let ali business be 80 arranged that every
body can attend this meetingi let it be .
tremendous illustration Of tho patriotism
ana enthusiasm Of our people. It win BE-
the voice Of the Western Reserve, and 1t is
our duty to see to it that that voice is nei-
der feeble nor Wavering but glorious
shout for liberty, the Union, the COnstitu'
aol and the downfall Of treason and
traitors.
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ApYRRrTsRp LETTRRe.
.TnssdaT. JuIT IS, 1852.

nD-AIi letters advertised are subject 70 an extra
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them viii
please be prepared with the necessary change.
DEi The OlIicO will be open at ~ A.. NJ, and close
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More Protection Of Rebel Property by
bEeDOwelPs Column.
Gen. MeDoWells army is becoming in
famous for its tender care Of rebel pro
perty and its partiality for traitors, and
ths deeds that are told Of that Generals
command win make his name aeeursed in
The hearts Of men who 60 into this W .
win and to crush out treason. The sol
disrs are not responsible for this. They
would il they dared tell more than they
Do, but terrible responsibility rests upon
the General who allows such things to be
inhisdepartment. A late letter from camp
near Falmouth gives an array Of facts
enough to damn any General, let him be as
eood q soldier as he viii, who viii allow
and direct such eonsummate folly and
= crime against loyalty. This communion
tiOu, which is published in the New York
.-IirasI, says that an officer of the Brooklyn
9 Fourteenth had occasion to step into and
use q priyy in the yard Of a citizen, who
met him as he came out, and accOsted and
insulted him outrageously, yet he dare not
retort because he had infringed upon
i general order in his strait which pro-
xldes that none shall enter private resi-
81 dencs or grounds without special instrpc-
sions. On the strength Of this encroaeh-
msnt, q guard was demanded and obtain
"a 70 patrol IN front Of this cesspOOl, whose
IoWnar is an open, ayOwed5 bitter Secession
ist, and hates the very sight Of the damn
ca fsukees.n Ahospitsl has recently been
opened at the north end Of the city, in
which there are over two hundred patients.
This hospital is spacious, stone building,
formerly q clothing works or mill, but
~ wholly unprotected By shade, and fronting
on the dry and dusty street. Near BY
lives Mrs. Owens, WhosesOns to the num-
Der Of three are in the rebel service, and
nc doubt her heart is with them. The
trim sHrubbery, the inviting shade Of The
: thick clustering trees, the refreshing ver-
dure Of the sioping lawn in front, no doubt
looked pleasant and attractive to the few
eOnvalescents who were able to drag their
feeble, trembling limbs across the road,
through tbs gate up The graYelled walk,
where they sought to hll their eanteens
With TIE cool clear water from the deep
&sll within the yard They were net BY
he virago owning the place, and repealed
with spithsts worthy the babitpss Of oatha-
rins street. Market. They Hsze neither
permitted to fn their esnseens Or rest
themselves in the shade, but ordered to
leave and keep clear Of the premiseH.--
After this she was furnished by Captain
Mansfield with guard who was instruct
"a 70 shoot these bold and daring hospital
patients, plethoric with disease, riOtOus
aud iuBilant with oalomel and Epson suits,
e they dared to enter upon these premises
-5 seain without permission qualified, per
hsps, By saying If they could not be kept
oui any other way.
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10 HORSE OWNERS.
Dr.. Sweets Infallibls Lininent lor Hors-l Is m
riEaled By any and IN al Of Lamenesss ariEns
nom sprains, Bruises or Wrenehing, its eject is
magical and certain. Harness OF Saddle Calls and
Ringbone may be easily prevented and cured in thsr
incipsnt stages but confirmed cases are beyond the
possibility Of a radical es. No case Of the Kind,
however, Is 50 desperate hopeless but itmaE Be
leTiated By this Liniment, and its faithful appca
lion viii always remove the lameness and ensbls the
horse to travel with comparative ease
Every horse owner should have this remedy at haRd
or its timely at the first appearance OF Lamenes
viii afiectualiy preTent those formidable diseases
msntGned 10 which all horses are liable, and which
render so many otherwise valuable horses neaEly
worthless. Strong & Armstrong, Agents ~ .Qleve-
land. lieo2WdEpfii-5
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MARRIED.

Tuesday. July 18th, By Rev. 7. Il. Hawks, at the
resdence Of the BRIDE father, Mr.. RALPH r. ROOT
Of Cleveland, and Miss ANNA Y. TUBBS Of Brook
lyn.
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9PEclAL N0H1Ee.

bE25, 600 Buildings have been cleared
Of RATS and MICE By using Dr. L. Cora "Dsafh &c
Rata Il never fails 70 kin. Putnam Coeksri1
r..-ts fsI.-.far.l q
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PILES CURED BY BRANDHErHsPf PILLS.

Agents CeTaland, o.
PILES CUBED By BRANDHETHs FILLS.
DR.. Brandrett, Dear Sir II was suffering for zEng
years nom hereditary hsmorrhodial aGsctionls q
which had the hrst attack IN lsie. Since tat tine
was regularly visited with such complaints every
spring. felt IN the morning most ssVozs pain In
the back, a. II the lower joints Of the SPINE HsEo
broken or lruised and asthniaie pressure On the
chest, sing to my occupation which keeps ne e.
day busy out Of dOors, and entirely d5rusng any 90
called egular treatment that would have confined
mo TO ny house, thoushf following plan OF ny
own which might cure me without the Inconvenience
10 ny business attending the treatment ofa 'rlaf
practitioner 50 put an Aileock's Plaster right
over the groin renewing It every fortnight every
Saturday night took dose Of Brandrath'5 Pulls,
three or four, a. thought necessary 10 aoss which
operated on me ter getting up, three to ye times IN
the forenoon; on Sunday, Tuesday and THURSDAY
nights took Life Addition Pill, which produced
one large evacuation. pursued this for liE
weeks and could attend 10 my business without In
terruption worked, ate and drank as I Vas wont,
slept most soundly and aEaksd every day with la1s
pain and now know nothing Of the complaint at
ALL 90 that feel obliged to make you this 8Etemenf
for proper use hoping thas this simple proceeding
may benefit many as 1t has done me.
am, dear Sir, yours most resDssstsf99lIly
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Instructions for the perfect restoration Of thoss who
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REVOLVERS q KNIVES.

DEVOLVERS AND BIO WI E.
HI KNIYES.-A fine assortment Of Revolving Pis-
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-PRnPnSALS.

NTOTTCE 10 CONTRACTORS
Proposals viii BE- received az the Otiee Of the
civ Civil Engineer until y O'Clock NJ July 2Ist, 1852,
for grading Blair Street
Plans and specifications can BE- seen and blink
forms for bids obtained at said Engineers Once after
the 18th inst.
The Board of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids, reservng the right 70 accept or re-
ject the same By order Of the Board,
@. d. BISHOP,
iuIvl1.317 City Civil Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTURS.-
\ Proposals will be received AZ The once Of the
Tty Civil Engineer til n O'Clock b. July 2lst ls2.
for sewer in Water street from the souther
IL line OF Front street Lake Erie with the neces
sary Catch Basins Man Holes and outlet.
Plans and specifications and blank iOrma Tor bids
can he nhtnined said Engineers once on and after
the 10th inst.
me Board Of City improvements invite the sub.
thesame By order Of the Board
@ y. BISHOP
iulyI0:397 City Civil EnRinoer-
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This was before Gen. Butler's admins
traticn. The following shows the murders
Of the two months following Gen. Buffers
saEsnt;
Killed by unknown persons.
Murderer
Murderers arrested but not yet tried.-...-...-2
Inquest not
This second series Of statistics show q
most positive diminutiOn Of crime in New
Orleans under the rule Of Gen. Butler,
and promise that ara t-nA ------'is7-r -rHOre
pass away, that murder win be an excep-
ton, and not the rule Of the events Of the
passing week. WIN the Times lay these
things to its hearth
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respectfully
A. LEdlLAN

LA CRONICA once IS Franklin-st New York
All enquiries Immediately answered b. addressing
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The subscribers have on hand superior article q
PURE WHITE LEAD; also the cheaper grades,
which they osr to the trads st very Low prices fsl
eash. IfsbSl =, JOIN WEBSTER co.