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CHARLEsTowY, o., July %, 1852.
EDS. LEADER:-The country has just pass
ed two weeks suspense Of fear and doubt.
To some Of US dark clouds have seemed to
mantle the horizon of the future in almost
cherries night. Following closely upon a
succession Of military triumphs, unparalleled
in the history Of the world, the Federal army
has been severely repuIsed when before the
great'gOal of the campaign. This, as might
have been anticipated, has occasioned very
general sorrow, and yet nothing has issued
from it in fact serving in the least to intimi-
date the loyal hearts of the nation.
We have been for the last dozen days rus
tieating among the iron-willed and large
hearted yeomanry of the Countrywide farm
ers. And here it is one strikes the key note
to the fnality of this inhuman and monstrous
rebellion. Not n man among these sturdy
plow jogers falters not single individual
amid these honest masses for a moment
thinks of failure; but all, to man, look
with single eye to the complete and uncOn-
ditional triumph of the Government over its
last foe. This class weighs well the momen-
tous issues of the hour. That this is the
&" fiery ordeal" of democracy on this CONT
nent; that tho feasibility Of a government of
the people; that the test, the great trial
hour of the sovereignty of the people in mat
ters of government, is upon them, and that
the star of hope to the world, as against ali
that pertains to tyranny, is to ascend in me-
ridian brightness or sink in eternal night, in
accordance with the result or this contest, is
fully oOmprehendod in all its mighty bear
ings by this class of our citizens, and they
are also fully prepared to meet the issue, let
the sacrifice be what it may. That such peo-
pie can and will, if called upon, maintain
their rights without murmur, and with a
spirit and courage worthy of Spartan bravery,
no one for a moment doubts.
Farmers hereabouts are busy watching for
sunshine to secure their crops. The month
thus far has been unfavorable for the work
Of the season, and to use the common phrase
the q weather has been very ketching." The
wheat cyop is unusually good grass rather
"light;" corn just now not very promising
as SO much rain has fallen for the last month
many fields present luxuriant growth Of
grass and woods. Fruit Of all kinds IS very
abundant, excepting the peach, much of
which, from some cause not well understood
il now falling from the tree. WILLARD.
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the Democratic party. II he could and word
he would blister tho forehead Of any mar
who calls this effort to resist rebellion " Abe
Lineoin's war" He denounced az false,
a miserable, tbrieo-sxplOdOd pretoxt that
tho election Of Abraham Lincoln would re-
suit in the overthrow Of the rights Of the
South. They received the noWs Of his cleo
tion in Charleston and Montgomery by peal
ing bells and the roar Of cannon. Col. Nc
Cook spoke in the highest terms of President
Lincoln. From the President Of party, be
said, he had risen to be the President Of the
people. He reminded young and old Of their
dnty in this hour Of the eountry's peril, in
eloquent and convincing terms, and urged
upon them to perform those duties with
cheerfulness and alacrity.
With regard to the class Of military critics
who could not march n regiment to Newbcrg
If their lives depended upon it, and yet who
constantly find fault with tho operations of
our military commanders, he regretted that
they were not at the head of our armies orat
least at the foot Of them, with knapsacks on
their backs and muskets in their hands
Col. McCool attempted to stop several times
but was each time urged to proceed by the
audience. He was choerod at the close.
Mr.. Backus was introduced. He said that
he understood there was some doubt with re-
gard to the legality Of the appropriation
made by the Council Of s35, 900 to pay to vol
unteers. Whether there were doubts or not,
it was the will Of tho citizens that this ap- !
preparation be made. He had understood
that the County Commissioners had contcm-
plated assuming the obligation. Volunteer
ing was moving slowly because there was
no assurance that the bounty promised would
be paid. He offered the following resolution:
ResolUcd, That committee Of i've be ap-
pointed by the Chairman to take measures to
secure the payment Of the appropriation re-
gently made by the City Council, Of S35, 900,
10 be distributed in bOunties to volunteers
rom CuyahOga county under the recent call
IF the President, and to secure private sub
in aid of the same object
The resolution was adopted The names
# the committee win be hereafter announced.
Hon. Mr. Jewett proposed three cheers for
he President, the Secretary of War, and all
he Generals of our army. The cheers were
,iven with a will. The meeting then ad-
ourned with the greatest good feeling and an
increased determination on the part of those
resent to help along the work We have be-
ore US.
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RRnlI ~ YnRE.

NEW YORK, July 28.s
Col. Charles, Of the Tammany Regiment,
released BY the rebels, is here. He saW
the iron-clad ram, and also q small iron
gunboai, st Richmond, and gives q dssofip-
ton Of the former.
The rebels treat our wounded the same
as their own. The rebel officers admitted
that their own and our wounded were d.
ing 50 fast that they could not bury them.
Col. Charles says the working classes Of
Richmond are Union at heart, but the des-
potism Of the Government prohibits the
discussion Of politics except in the news
papers. The Government was disposed to
view the execution Of Mumford, at New
Orleans, asa murder, and win make thode-
mand for Butler, and in case Of rsf1ssl
win hang Gen. Mccall
The President yesterday reappoiufsd
Gen. Marcy to the position Of CHIEF Of the
staff Of Gen. Mcclellan, the Senate having
left his former appointment uneonfrmed
on personal grounds. He had an inter
view with the President and Secretary Of
War, and returned yesterday, Wis Balti-
more, 70 James river, with important dis
patches for Gen. Mcclellan. I
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ORDER BY GEN. POPE.
GENERAL oRpFR NO. II.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA, I
July %, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
July %, 1862
Commanders of army corps, divisions,
brigades and detached commands, will pro-
ceed Immediately to arrest all dislOyal
male citizens within their lines, or within
their reach within their respective statiOas-
Such as are willing to take the oath Of al
legiance to the United States, and win far
nish sufficient security for its observance
shall be permitted to remain at their homes
and pursue in good faith their accustomed
avocations. Those who refuse shall be
conducted to the South, beyond the extreme
pickets Of this army, and notified that If
found again anywhere within cur lines, or
at any point in the rear, they will be con-
sidered spies, and subjected to the extS'me
rigor Of military law. aia-
IF any person, having taken tss oath OF
allegiance, as above specified, shall be
found to have violated it he shall be shot,
and his property seized and applied 10 the
public use. All communication with 4ay
person whatever living within the lines ef
the enemy, is positively prohibited, except
through the military authorities, and in
the manner specified by military law; and
any person concerned in writing or carry
ing letters or messages in any other way,
will be considered and treated as q spy
within the lines Of the United States
army. By command of
MAI. GEN. POPE.
GEO. D. RUGGLEs,
Col, A. A. G.. and Chief Of Staff
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.---- " gsHIEGTo1. .iiiV . -
There Is neither l6a Or rsful5ti5h I 81
the acceptance Of volunteers othsreisp
than for three years or for the war
This forenoon the President, Secretary
Of War and Major General Haileek wefe
long in consultation at the War DeparL
ment. For portion Of the time Gensfss
Pope and Burnside we're with them. -
Great repugnance to the idea Of dfaftint
continues to Be entertained IN official eil-
cles here, the Impression being that TIE
Presidents call FOR 8OO,00O additioual yoi-
unteers is already being respohdsd %
throughout the country with an aiAeriIy
that premises to secure the whole numbr
in less time than was recently anticipated.
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GRAPHIC.
FROM MCCLELLAN AND POPElS
ARMIES. d
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All Prisoners TO be Exchanged.
M'CLELLANFAYORS HALLECK'S
APPOINTMENT.
Movements Of the Rebels uponthe
James.
VIGOROUS ORDERS OF GENERAL
'taIFAH POPE.
The Rebels Must Now Look Out.
-L.--L
Important War Consultation at
Washington.
VIGOROUS ORDERS OF GENERAL
1tatFAH POPE.
The Rebels Must Now Look Out.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July q

WASHINGTON, July %.
Gen. Dix, acting for the United States,
and Gen. Hall, acting for the rebels, have
made an arrangement for the immediate
and general exchange Of prisoners.
The Navy Department has received in
telligenee that the U. S. steamer De Soto
captured the schooner. Wm. White while
trying to get out Of the Sabine Pass. The
schooner was loaded with cotton.
The original manuscript Of the Execu-
tive in regard to the order for the seizure
and use Of property in the rebel States,
Sc, does not include North Carolina.
The machinery erected in the Treasury
building was for the stamping, and not the
printing Of treasury notes, as enormously
stated.
Commander Dahlgreen has entered upon
his duties as Chief Of the Bureau Of Ord
nance Capt. HarwoOd, his predecessor,
has succeeded to the command Of the
Washington Navy Yard.
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Sare aud Speedy Cure Of Catarrh, ThrOnf
Diseases and Early Stages Of COlisumP-
tiOn.
Doctor Aver, ls4 Superior street, (sOuth
side) near the head of Bank street, refers to
many Of our best citizens respecting his ex
traordinary success in the cure of Catarrh,
Asthma and Throat and Chest diseases. By
l7eans of the most complete instruments and
facilities, he is enabled to make accurate ex-
amin sticns, and by his new system of cure
the invalid is speedily restored to health,
even though he may have tried every other
system Of practice in vain. There is no blis-
tcring, BLEEDING, burning or leeching-nO
calOmsl or q, tnine employed in this new sys-
TEN. Now is the most favorable time to use
the new remedies
The Doctors charges for tho present will
be G,ger tsan eper, and no one need stay away
for want Of means The new system is at
tracing much attention. AllWhO are sufer-
ing from this class Of diseasc should at least
call and iapestigate the matter for themselves.
The Doctors Ofice IS thrOnged daily and no
wonder, when it is rsnembered that all Ca
tarrhal and Thloat diseases lead directly to
Consumption and death, and thst they can
now be cured by a, little astention and trihing
expense. - si'sH EtH5EIiff,I 8. a&F
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! FLOUH-Lcss active and dun prices. hoyroyer
are without change. Sales 1850 brls at ei006tS p
l{r super stale s3fg3i5O for extra state s5,b5 fo
ohOlee SSaVtg223 Tor super western a5,f0a3,55 foi
/ common 10 medium extra western s5459I56O foi
% common O. good shipping brands extra round hooI
Unioi S5,IUn6t1O Tor trade brands Market CLOSING
heavy-no buyers al the inside quotations
/ ,CAHADA flOU hEMarkot Is less active and
closes dull Sales 100 bbls ut s5,4a05 80 for com.
mQni e5 6ofl6y 30 for good 10 choice extra. 80.
/ ehEE ELOUR-Searco and firm. Sales at s3Oo
CORN gIEAL---searco and firm. Sales go bbl.
~ olWlglHlJIsKY-sIarket heavy. Sales $50 bbls at
WHEAT-Tho export demand continues o,od
aud prices have again advanced i63c D bush Sales
llgi $500 bush Milwaukee, club al lI 22lS 43 i11
bush amber Iowa at 81 ,22a 20 5000 bush winter
gan az sa49lbi the latter price for choice; 1900
9nsl 9nsl Mhte western at sis11elig 300 bush white
aware az slii6
r RYE-stgrco and firm. Sales at 7igTJc for west
BARLRY-M Market dull and nominal.
CORN-llarket rules hrm, but without important
change. Sales 8g0JO bush at J6ll57c for old mixed
westerni i29 5; for easterni 9e9c for unsUund Goa
OATs-Market quiet and unchanged. sales Ar
E9,l4c ior Jeney, Canadal western and state.
SUC5AR--ltawE firm. sales 1890 hhds a. sif19}zc
for Qubai eA@ll5sc for New Orleans; AID by auction
6is hhds DO At ggl an adyonce offully &c realized
at the public sales
COEBEE-bIarket hrmer and more active. Sale.
OO bags no at q lAZ2ci 600 bags laguayra private
terms 200 bags 81. Domingo at 20}6i 80 bags Java
BI0LASSES-AI Market continues firm Sales %
hhds Porto Rico at 496542c; 200 hhds and G5 terces
cuba mllseoyado at 36ci ~ bbs New Orleans at &c;
byauctiOn, 30 bbls at 3ld33c
POISlA-Market dull, heavy and lower. Sales $50
mess; S,75 for prime.
HEEF--Market rules irm. Sales 800 bbls at
s9OSgIOO Tor country prime; s5,00dl0,00 for cOun-
lrF messi llOOl3 20 for repacked mess; slsO6lF5O
for extra mess.
PRIME lIEss BEEF-MArket. dull at $500
NIq,50.
BEEF HANIS-In fair roauest. We notice sales
OF 70 bhls extra choice western at Sl6,50.
CUT mEATS-Mnrket more active and frmer
sales 100 packages at 359ic for shoulders; 4sa54c
for hams.
BACUH SIDES-Market quiet. Sales 10 boxes
at &c for short ribbed middles, 64C for short clear
j5zc for cut middles; &c for bellies
LARD-Market hrmer with good demand Sales
4 $50 bbls at s54ld9Hc.
!. .BUTTER-Selling at lO9l4c for Ohio l4l717c for
State
CHEESE Market frm at 4as5sc.
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AHEllols Hog.I -. I9IIog-

AxERIcGS HoUsE AHRIv1Ls.-Tho follow
ing were among TIC arrilsls at the American
House yesterday; er.5- .-..
L. W. Gould, Buffalo A. Earl, do p. Lus-
keny, o. H. 9. Ranney, Rayenna; ". =. French
do W. l.. Moses, do; Miss Lilly OYlatt, New
York. J. W. Ellsworth, Massilloni H. 7. Beae,
Ravennai A. 4. Green do Miss N. Chapman,
Pittsburgi @. r. French, do; Andy springer,
Cincinnati, @. G. Adams, Warren q. B. Hawkins,
do; d. Deming and son, Terrehsute; II. F. Kel-
Kellogg, Massilon; T. p Getman, Boston +.
2. Wetmore, Sanduslky; C. A. Wright, Toledo
]. Gillett do Misses Martindale, Kirlnnd
d. Belts, Fremont; A. Wilkinson, New York A.
II. Thrasher, wife aud son, ChRrdOn; j.. B. Ham
llton, Clncinnatii Lieut.. =. A. Ford, U. s. A.; 4.
II. Wood, Riehheld j. A. Herring, Xenia; g. g.
Rees, Milwaukee w. q. Hail. Chngrin Falls; j.
A. Rubicen, dol ]. Metz, Wooster Martin Dun
ming, Pittsburgh; J. j. Hoffman, Massillon; A.
N. Haoket, ROVenna W. II. Hutchins, Warren
Miss Walton, Philadelphia ], W. Jones, N. "
j. r. Woods, wife and son, Warren K. Taylor,
solon; W. Bishop, Middledeld; A. W. Dunlap,
y. 8. NJ A. Edelor, N. y; W. Beach, Hudsoni
]. Robinson, do
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? FROlI 0DCLBLLANs ARMY.



The American Of this afternoon publish
es the following ana --r
HEADQUARTERs, July 22.-Things are
very dull here. No thought Of Mcclellan
being superseded, although there is some
talk of it in Norihern papers. Either
Gen. Meigs- or Gen Halleck will be Com
mander-in-Chjef When the President was
here, Gen. Mcclellan recommended and
urged such an appointment. He told the
President MOTTO allow his claim to interfere
with his action in the matter
There are several thousand mcn here
unable to do duty, although the health Of
the army has improved since it come to the
James river.
There is no movement whatever Of troops.
The rebels are at all times visible on the
opposite side Of the river, but never inter
fered with unless they appear in large
numbers, when the gunbOats shell then
out. AHLe
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and preserves the teeth and heals all diseases
Of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivalled Tooth Paste, at Strong q
Armstrong;, J. II. and A. S. Gorham's n. c.
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
the State ~
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FLOUR-MaTket tending upward, and demand
good for interior trade s. 25 for fancy.
-WHEAir-Market buOyant; the supply offering
iight, and parties apart in their views. sales Of
No Chicago spring at Si,3; 2000 bush amber Mich
igan at 81, - and 7,UO bush winter red Indiana
p. {.
CORN-Held at 4sc, which is above buyers views
Sales 1900 bush inferior Illinois at ~.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Qu Flour SIC; wheat
&c: corn 74e 10 New YORK.
LAKE IMPORTS-200 bbls flour; 1900 bush
wheat; &C. 000 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTs-25OOO bush wheat; 100
bush corn.
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the above admonlion, although their IN idncss would
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Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
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WASHINGTON, July %.
A copy Of the Mobile Advertiser Of the
llth is received. II says that among the
population Of that portion Of the Stat g. Of
Louisiana lying above and west Of -!Iew
Orleans, there is q numerous class Of per
sons Of mixed descent, ignorant and scarce
ly speaking or understanding the Eng dish
language These, it may be supp, Dsed,
have little fealing in common with these
who are fighting in this war. They do net
understand the quarrel They WOulG a.
soon have Northern gold as ConfsdeEats
paper, if not a little rather, no matter iior
what disloyal services It might be the
wages.
The loss Of New. Orleans was a. first re-
garded as a terrible blow to tho Confsder-
ate cause, but it has proved fruitful OF the
greatest advantages, moral and material
It's first effect has been to arouse the SoEIth-
ern cities. The word has gone forth, "tne
more surrender Of seaport towns, except
in ashes Butlers rule has intensified
Southern hatred Of Yankees. We mean 10
fight for our Independence with such means
as God and nature have put into eur hands,
Just as if intervention was not out Of the
question Of hope.
The Augusta Gonsdtutionalistsa says =" our
government has now in its hands several
hundred Yankee officers, some Of them Of
high rank snd high social position. Now
is the time to demand an utonement for
the atrocities performed by the misereants
Of Butler ct New Orleans. Now is the
opportunity 70 demand retribution for the
blood Of the martyred Mumford His
death cries to Heaven for vengeance Let
twenty or thirty Of the federal prisoners,
highest in rank, be set aside and held ID
close confinement there TO remain till Bat
Ter is delivered up, or until by the chances
Of war he is thrown into cur hands
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE sIARKFT.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,l
THURSDAY MoRNIEe, July p, 1859.
FLOUR-rhe market yesterday was unchanged
and dull and no sales Of Consequence reported.
WHEAT-There were no transactions at tho
Board and we heard Of no sales Holders are firm at
about sbOi9l,O5 for red. r.-r ..,
CORN-Market quiet and steady. Sales Of ] car
on track At a7e.
OATS-Qulet at a993io on track. No sales re-
ported.
BUTTER- -saios Of 20 kegs choice Western Re
serve at lie.
CHEEsE-slea y az asslle far W. n.
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ennInH rrnrn.rIs

viii be received by Wm. Dewitt until
Thursday, the 9TH Of August 1862, for leas-
ing three Dining Halls on the State Fair
Grounds Parties will be required to propose
the price for meals which they will charge
sueh parties as the State Board of Agrieul-
ture may see proper to invite, and the price
proposed to charge tho public.
July 24: 800. JOIN II. KLIFPART,
Cor. Sec'y.
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BUFFALO IIARKET-JuIy %.

FLOUR Market quiet.
WHEAT-Market firm. Sales at 81 ,fS for amber
Iowa; sl,l2s for red winter cargoes Chicago spfing
and milwaukee club on private terms.
CORh-Market firm. Sales at 4asii4e as to quail
OATS-Sales at pc
Other grains quiet
WHISK Y-Market quiet-no sales
CANAL FIeETGIITS-Firm
-lmPORTS-s,4Oo bbls four $1,000 bush wheat;
Al ,O0g bush corn.
EXPOlITS-Il00 bbls -four; l,OO0 bush wheat;
lglOOO bush corn; 5000 bush oats s0O0 bush rye
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n. Y. STOCK MARKET-JnIy %.

MoNEY-Market easy at Jt95 , cent on CALI and
5s63 II cent for strictly prime paper. iillliaH
STERLING EXCHANts h-IrreguRr and NJ .
at i3f.
GOLD-American gold dull at lS91ls54 and closed
firm al lSl1i9 u cent premium. California gold bars
quoted hrm az ly55glyA g cent premium.
GOYERN1lENT TSrOCkS-hiarset little fT-
mer United States 6s ~ opened at 96gI-2 and close
az g72l9e64; $40 Treasury Notes l02559lo2}6.
STOCkS-Marlzet better but closed dull and
heavy. Chicago & Rock Island 635s Illinois central
scrip 56 Michigan Southern guaranteed 5l; Michigan
southern 2j5S; Michigan Central j9 Harlem preferred
81 Hudson 43T; Pacific Mail los; Erie preferred 81 -
Erie "a bonds 1854; Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne * Chi
cagO lst bonds sS36 New York Central 9O5 Erie sS4
Tennessee Gs 50; United States js "a coupons 50;
United States Is Oregon half yearly q Erie lst bends
l07ss Toledo Wabash I'd bonds 6Ij6; California Is
95.