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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

The Columbu, Gazate Of last week quotes
the following from she STATESMAN Of the 2lsi
inst: asF.
TIM DRAFT 1t was rumored on the street last even
ing that the draft had been begun In the city, nave
that be had bean drafted. II s generally understood
that the service Of such notice will be the hrst ntma'
ton the public will have Of the taxing place 81 dra
The Gassfte then says: rasi e2h't l1 1oisi-sI q
fhs foreroing was published for effect. The editor
knew that he was telling faitehood when he wrots
tv7 Ifhe does o. the fewer articles Of this hind he
pubIirheu The better No sane who has ever read
the law oryasched the operations Of the draft IN otisr
they b ru6fs or rsports" bat would tell the trnth
in regard to IL, ~ ~ ~ ~. lEsloiAi ~ y
We can readily forgive the patty Parthsan 2 Or
personal malics, either or both, that dictated
the foregoing from the Gazette, as the Ignorance
and folly Of the writer are manifest, ln our Np
article we made q simple statement of facts, the
sspls as We would have done as q witness 10
court, without expreaaing an opinion one way
or the other 90 TO the proprietg Of the course ~
was supposed The authorities might pursue 10
making the draft. 3T3aW
Yet ths Gsss6e editor demands in tone OF
authority, as though he were the Grand 'Mogunl
In this district, If xs "desire TO lnclte resist
anes tgrtAs assft,p n pnd'ssys, if yeTdoT notthe
fewer assicles Of this kind We publish the bet
ter. w6sdshfs yoasihishlaod pqisaut MJss-
ty that We shall, continue 10 publish Just such
articles, Just as many and just as often as we
think proper, for the Information Of our read
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Progress of Absolutism in Prussia,
The Liverpool Mercury SAYS; p : 4 =

y There can now be no hesitation 10 declaring
that the King Of Prussia, having violated the
Constitution which be had sworn to uphold, has
cot up as an absolute monarch, ruling BY Divine
right. He has turned his Parliament adrift on
q paltry pretense, and now, In the natural order
of events, he has commenced In downright
earnest the task Of extnguishing every inde-
pendent newspaper. Journalists have for some
time had but sorry and anxious life 10 Prassia;
but their troubles will soon be at an end, The
King and his Ministers, In order that they may
heuceforth be exempt from all criticismJ have
Issued decree empowering the authorides, a..
ter two Warnings, to prohibit the publication Of
any nes spaper "whose altitude Is 90 the whole
dangerous TO the public welfare''-shat is, hos.
tile to the military despoiism which crack
Drained old men have established over q patient
and loyal people. 3D., v,.,,,, 49,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

many b u flaissd h. iaeus, Ssea 90 ri 50.
cally sent 10 Pennsyl to drive he iayAders
from our borders tda mob would have hld but .
short existence IN the commerolal emporium OF
The Union. The guilty leader Of the mob has
been. arrested and win be punished. Thisi 81
Il shouId be, and let us trust that the msfnberl
Of all parties will stand firmly by the Constitu
tion and the Laws of the land. Let all illegal
and arbitrary measures be frowned upon, and
every violation Of the law be legally and sum'
maIily punished. Mobs can be organised BY
members Of both paitief; they are all Illegal
and deserving Of the severeit punishment. Fol
she sake Of publis safety-of justice, OF hu
moro of mobs, great or email.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
The Negro Takes the Reins--White Men
u. iaJs ~. Prescribed. feto,.,..t

" General Banks has ordered that none but
colored men shall be employed as tsamsters BY
the Government In bis department. 5s,l
% The above is from the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser (Republican.) The phrase, "pul
none but Americans on guard, )" ls now changed
.4-let none bnt "negros have the reins." They
are to be the drivers. Those who have the nils
fortune to be white are thus proacribei BY this
Administration. OF course the white soldiers
will vote 10 continue this party In power!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
In commenting the other day on the MoRoAs
raid, the New York 7Sibuae had the bad taste

IN commenting .ne o.ne' uay on tue =, MORGAN l' y
raid, the New York Tribune had the bad taete
TO say: faggn s,.f. .s-f Is g.s. eaa -.si ~
p IoS,ara ub;cb has been acl ed by Gamer
a "a ;ouros,s ss a half disloyal State. raised
az 49,, s.iou, thousapd men. in Two dayg to Ie,ist
ths invasion. Her people sprang to arms with
parallel m since the great uprising after the fall
Of Sumter, and her Governor proudly points to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Clubs for the Campaign.
The Latest from Morgan.

A. sunsss asEsysnipg MoRa.Ewas on the road
be.veeu Steubenyille and Richmond. General
May with his cavalry was driving him tow 4rd
the latter place. General shackelford was aieo
pursuing him closely. He Is supposed to be
n.sspg for the Ohio river At the mouth Of Yel-
low creek.snssat isrs egsl s.n.,Ll ~ ....,.... j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
The Great Democratic Meeting in sold
9-'2 5tuT3.s Fairfield - ,floT Tsl q 6

II is reported to Us by parties present, that the
mass meeting Of the Dsmtcrscy Of gallant "old
Faitfeld," held on Friday lass, was q monster
demonstration. Notwithstanding the iact, that
the militia Of that county had been in the SER
vice for some days, and the general excitement
oecasioned BY the raid Of MORGAN, ct an early
hour on Friday, the people commenced pousiDg
into the streets Of atsid old Lancaster. They
came on foot, on horseback, In wagons, and
carriages, and in long processons. The air was
vocal with long and continuous shouts for VAL
LAsDreHAM and PUsHS and as the grand proces.
sion, four miles in length, wound its way, with
beating drums, flying banners, and waving
hickories, through the streets of the City, the
eye Witnessed moat gorgeous moving, living
panorama. b5aesl5j revsr M
Al twelve O'Clock, the vast efoWd, estimated
| by discreet parties OF from fifteen thousand to
twenty thousand, assembled In the grove, where
the Hon. GEoReE E. PUeH, the gifted champion
Of Constitutional Lberty, proceeded 10 address
| the meeting in strain of unequslled eloquencel
which Was heartily and warmly sprlauded BY
the hardy yeomanry of Fairfield. Asan orator
| the young Senator has few auperiors, and In
this campaign he Is surpassing all his former
efforts, working as he is for the success, not oi
9 party, but of principle which must be main
tanned In peace or war, or the liberties Of che
people win be flched from them BY those who
now srrogauty and Arbitrarily attempt to sup
press Freedom Of Speech, Freedom Of the Press
and the freedom Of public assemblage.' sF is
i Hon. ALLKs 6. THURMAN, Of this city, fol
lowed in speech Of an hour. Il was an able
logical, srgumentativs appeal to the calm judg
ment Of the people. In his discussion of the
! questions of the day, the Judge dealt in uDan-
svesable facts. We would be glad, we're il
possible, 10 give the line Of his argument; but
our space forbids. 1t Is to be hoped that Iht
j Judge may find time to visit many of the coun
ties in the State, and address bis thousands o.
friende a'aE F5K
Hon. W. E FxcK and Dr. oLDs followed Ia
brief and telling speeches; aud the meeting ad.
/ journed with the best Of feeiog, promising that
on the Second Tuesday Of October, "0ld Fair
| field" would roll up such a majority for VAL-
LAnDlsHAm, PUaH aud the Democracy, as will
be surprising to her most taDguine friends. She
! hes the "bAckbone" tn do H. g 2iai''5-- Grew
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR
THE CAMPAIGN.


The people of Ohio are now commenc-
ing political campaign the most momen-
tous and important that ever occurred in
the State. !. In order to understand the
full scope Of the great issues involved in
the contest, the press must not only be
free, but the circulation Of newspapers
must be general among the people. This
fact Democrats should not forget norio
sight Of for one moment. The srArEs-
MAN will labor diligently to sustain and NJ
defend the principles Of yREE eoyERS-
MENr which # has always supported, and
in order 10 enable Democrats to difuse
it among the people, we will receive sub
scribers to our different issues for a linn
tied period asfollows: 'gsIials .'iS vi .s
THE WEEKLY STATESMAN 4
viii be sent to single subscribers at 10
cents pen copy per month, for three 'orI
Jour months, as the parties may elect,
i. 9. As cents for three months, or 60
cents for four months. q-r'y
THE TRLwEEKIY STATESMAN
VIII be sent to single subscribers or to /.
Clubs for three months at as cents per
,or,,. f,- fo,,r months at one dollar per
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Home Insurance Company of
g the City Of. New York. a.so i.

T,Hn AahNgy of this Company for NE city Of o.
II lnmbus, Ohio, having been pfaced In nv hanIs
Y patrons are rsspscply invited 70 cali Atmy Office
No. 1s4 South High street. FsafD ,sls1 ,f1snsE q ~
july2s-d4w vfs'IfYS.m
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THE DISEASES eOFr ERROR,
lLes Msladie, d,Erreur.lA

John B. Ogden, NJ. D., author and pu bshsr Of tho
above work, doheeby promi, and agree to ssnd Gree
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kind MAN This valuable work 10 issued and sent forth
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Insanity Wasting Decay Impotency, sto. giving
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All who favor me with desire 70 read my work shsi :
receive sample copy by return mail free Of charge,
2 Address h JOHN D! OGDEN, N. d.
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I may l9-d&w3msp
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Wynkoop's iceland d Pectoral.

Diseases OF the Throat Chest and Pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent insdous and dangerous. The prop
critics OF medicine to alleviate, and uproot these
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Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds Nervous Irr.ssiuly,1-
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Dr. Wynkoops Pectoral for several yesr, myself and VI
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Peruvian Basam, Eiscampane, oopfrey Burdoek and ID
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tions recommendation and directions accompany
bottle. sl9ro1.
Sold by all principal Druggists. -''99D
o Prepared BY Dr.. R. D wyutoop, and sold by D.s
Barnes Co., New York. CLlh,JI
y julyl4-d&w6m S~~-- = " %@Ai|-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

TUE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RESTORED
to health In few weeks BY very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with severe lung
Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption, is aux
ous 10 make known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure. 1e
To all who desire It, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used Gree OF charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they viii linda
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, az INA, BGoSoHfru,1 M
The only object OF the advertiser sendipg the Pre-
scrpt on s 10 benefit the afflicted, and spiead informs
ton which he conceiyes to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer wiiftry his remedy as It will cost them
nothing, and may prove ablsssings ot' ~
mi Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, wismsburgh,
Kings County. New York
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dive
Is THE BEST IN THE w0RLpl .ssas,,,
The only Harmless, ,Ttuen, & Reliable Dye
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This splendid Hair Dys a.. Denssk SO 4S6anssE IA 4
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26

N( u Ik5ssss~t., g.. .EAy. - A. -
! al; ~ ssrsqGl4 . sssas TO ista hefvs she
aholitloe csuse TO which Il 10 fallhfrlf ins
abaurdity Of 'ths pretsnse is appaFent, u ~
loug, tiolenszaud revolutionary cppositiop 70
such measnres as the Kansas Nebraska ana fu'
gitive Slave bilLis remembered. Il then ooqn.
seled violence, conasgratIons and slaughter pre-
cissly as It now talks for property interests and
law. For example, In the debsie on the Kan
sas bill, II said: .;ss.ssss ..;ss;s-sss-ss-
We urge, therefore, unbending dete,mlnesieo y, y
on the part Of the northern wempeI9 npAtHe II R "
this intol erableo outrage, aud demand OF them,
IN behaif of peace, in behalf offreedom. .in be-
half Of iustice and humanity, resistance 70 tha
last. :. Better that confusion should enApe--pet-
Ter that discord should reign msthe nAtiopal
councils---bstter that Congress- should break up
In Wild discord--nay, better that Die Cspltcl
itself should blaze BY the torch OF the ipcen-;;
diary, or fall and bury lie Inmates rheneesh its
crumbling ruins, than that this peffdyand wrong
shall be finally accomplished ,sg, 2,p y "a sS .ss,i
We all GO a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
W Camp Chase. a3H.s sGss 2, c
Under this head, our friend Bsraa, OF he
Madam C,onuf,, Dsmocyak piveaI 4 humorous
"a &. sS X. ,,u,,. - h,. ao,,I \,
account st y. 'no sio ~. n !,
ty, from The Time they went INTO itne scr NceIs
under Governor ToD's call, until they returned
hama IL /. ,icb. and wa wonId ike 10 mint
!. .i,,sI,r' IL, -. :. L,,
w. PM lib lengtp' anu tne v o'i't l.As
ter at this time, preclude the possibility ofdotpg
10 The several paragraphs Of the narrative
-. q solIo,- TAI, ada,r yc,s,
III g h, q sof ~ ~ a. !. a. y. 40
start, I'm Camp" "unri 'fosiuon1' a5 zine
First Might, ","What Gov Tod Told Us" 1--WE
D,aw Io.s.D ar aturp of the .Veterans. n iiW =
-iiI, iI ,sl1Igry I,j6 ITsd n5n R059 t7s -F-1
'Au "niy naAs sov~ iorl sn l'22q59i isdl2 e. .t'
Fl, ~ WitlAr GOV; TOD TOLD ua ,r,o,ss I, !
About lLO,clock, A. M, ieurself and 1893
others ( as Govs Tod afteEward told us) were
formed into a line of battle IA line about as
crooked as the township lines on the Madison
county maps), and after various left and right
marchings and counter marchings,
and other interesting evulutions, we were man.
oeuveredit through the dusty camp about half q
mile, aud called to halt Gov. Tod nov made
his appearance on platform and proceeded 70
enlighten us on q subject on which '@e all de-
sired information, VIZ: why he had dcalled us
there. The Governor said he wasBurprised and
gratified TO see so mHny OF us brave militia
there. He didn't expect We would all come
tie said john. Morgan had Invaded our State
with band ot mstauders, and fe&ring that be
would come 70 Columbus ana steai ai tne green
backs cut OF the treasury vaults ana commit other
acts, ne nau caiiec a. 10 rusn 70
the defense OF the capita, ara We rushed. The
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
THE CONFESSIONS q, EXPERIENCE
1 no morr8I. OF War can be greatly

Inc morr0Ea OF War can be greatly
mitigated by that sovereign rensdy, HoLLoWAY's
OINTMENT, as 1t will cure any wound, however dea-
perate II II be we'll rubbed around the wounded parts
and they bs kept thoroughly covered with It, pot Of
ointment should be 10 every mans knapssck, oniy2S
cents perpot. s''-' M
july23-dawlw, ,. ufAfi
GPDealsrs in my we'll known Medicines can have
Show Cards. Circulars, etc., sent them, FREE OF Bx.
PENsH, By sddreeslngl Thomas Holloway, go Maiden
Lane, N. Y.lfAOLlld 4 Us h4LCIlilJFl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
MOTHERS
MOTHERS.
.MOTHERE!' l

- y G@@N36%tH
noN'T fail to procure MRS, WlNsLOw's so0TH.
- ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEKTaINa.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
Of the best female physicians ana nurses in the United
stses and has been used for thirty yean with never
failing safety and success by millions Of mothers and
children from the feeble infant Of one Week old to the
admit. t9- aS ~
It not only relieves the child from PAIN but inyigor
ass the stomach and bowels, correc acidy, and gives
tone and energy to ihs whole ystsm. 1tyill almost
Instantly relieve ~ V* ts1
aRRns IN TEE BOWELS, AsD WIND CoL,o oss
We believe It the sBsst and surest Remedy I'D the
World, nan cases Of DYsRNrnRY and piAsRHGAi
IN cHIDDREN, whether It arises from Tssthing or
from any other cause.
Full directions for using VIII accompany each bottle.
None Genniue unless the fac simile OF CURTIS 4
PERKINS, New York idon tbs Outside llIIo'
y Sold by ell lliMsdloine Dealers.
Principal ONCE, % pey street, NEW YORK.
PR,cx 0Nlt s5 0nTs fh Bo1rtz.
may9s'03 -emdkwisY .is0 a2Eshlna alTI "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
Democratic State Ticket.

5vss sasshT s,--------sIa a. 7g rinl lan
slna 3alseys ~ . !. .%ga.oM % sso'lf'f c.'
CLEMENT D. VALLAEDIaHAM,
gaI.ts1 OF Montgomery County. ,na 2
u sfi hus ,yst arGa t9lifq l1p rriisood
b.GohleaLdRUTkhkNf aovkRhoR, s'ioI .
GEoRGE11 3 PuGH. Of Hamilton.
"a hil's AUDITOR or STATE, 9fa 'p1-
WILLIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan.
TRKAsURKR OF STATE,
HORACE s. KNAPP, Of Ashland.
jrl1ta sURREhE JUDGE, 54si
PssyANs TRUMP, Of Fairfield
.1;Sss aSSss BoARD or HyBLio WORKS. 7,l
JOHN II. HEATON, Of Belmont.
II .. i b
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Hlt fhVFADbNOhI n. 4
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-26
The Gazette-The Draft )

The Columbus Gazette Of last week quotes
the following from the SrATEsMAH Of the 2lst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-09
Bailg SatsIIigenfer
Eor the 49, IsteIllrspeer.

Fer the Letang IstsIHEsneer-
Extract from a Letter from F. G.
Robinson, OF the 1st Virginia Cav
airy, CuIPePsr. Va.
Dor division crossed the Rspi6an river
on the 2lst, and on the 22d met the rebel
cavalry under Stuart. Our company WAS
sent out as skirmishers and came suddenly
upon the rebels in very thick woods,
where our friend q. ". Halstesd was kill
ed. He had just captured q rebel, who
threw mp his arms and surrendered, but
he looked around and saw some more reb-
eIs coming up TO reinfore them, and he
stopped and raised his gun quickly and
fred at Mr.. Halstead, who was within thir-
ty feet of him. The ball passed through
the heart, killing him instantly. he fell
from bis horse and never spoke. Mi Hal.
stead WAS as good and brave q soldier as
ever drew g sabre. He vas beloved by all
his company aud regiment, and vas known
by our officers a. the most fearless and
daring soldier. Our company has nobly
shown their esteem for him and their SYM
pathy for the bere0ved family and friends
We removed his body to CulPePer and had
it embaimed aud sent home, knowing that
il would be great qualification 70 his
friends to see him again, il il ia only cold
in death. Knowing his circumstances in
life, there u none that could occasion more
regret. Bridgeport may we'll mourn the
loss Of such citizen, aud our country
such soldier. Another noble sacrifice 40
our country, another. crime of treason
Let the Copperhsads of Belmont eouuty
meet around bis mangled corpse aad see
the folly of their Ways. Let them see the
life Of one of their most Enrtby citizens
given to liberty. and them still ayoWing
their treason. If they have not lost all
honor, all manhood, let them swear 10
ATenze that death r-gy
We are waiting hopefully and patiently
for orders to move toward Richmond.
~ :
Last Friday six deserters were shot in
this srmy,-three near our quarters, bat q
have no desire to witness the scenes, al
though we believe it right. H-s-l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-09
HEADQUARTERS Ara REGIMENT V. NJ,
WHEELING, May 81, 1863.

Special order.I lT,Iraa'i-i. Z isf.Aiay no {
PURSUANT 70 General Order No q Of BrigAdier
ls General JAmee 8. Wheat, Of the goth instant,
OommAndants Of companies comprising the 4th fegi-
ment viii assemble their respective companies at
The following places, for drl inspection, each
urdGy, the sd instant, and continuing until other
wise ordered; ~ t2i piI-ita 8" 'l7
Company A, Capt. J. ". Ward, on the river dat
sSs4FSpy B. Captain John L. wtISoop, on wheeling
.eo6bany Q, Capt j: A. Clement. al second ward
Company D. Capt. J. N. Vance. at tAe city Arno.
'6e@pa1y < Capt. Q. D. Knox, a. Second ward
Company ,, Capt. VIM. B, simpson, on Cssek
COMPANY q, Capt. p G. RothAeker, at the eorrer Of
Market aud Jefferson streets. - - ~ l4''l -
Company H. Capt. a. ]. Long on Centre street,
betWeop Sixth and the Creek ., r.E.f .I7 -
compAly ], Capt. John Scott, ON Wheeling Hill,
% the right OF the National Pike. s'is@ -;'s'
Isiahd. '-'l -4-'' ". " l's'l.S
Company /, Capt. james H. Holmes, at the Court
HonSa!1 =
IL Ifpossible arms viii be ready f,r distribation
In time for the drl Saturday, thu 23d Inst should
they net be ready CON GaandAnts Of companies viii
employ their time IN drilling their commands In the
taeings and marching and also in procuring Correct
rolls Of persons within their several diStrefs abIa
for, and exempt noms mflitia duty, and report tie
Tuesday, the 26th inst. -
III. An citizens between the ages Of Is and q
years residing within the bounds o. the 4th ReRi-
ment, required 70 report themselves 70 ths con-
uAndhnts Of the company in he district in which
they reside before SatufdAy the 28d Inst; and
those claiming exemption fog any e9pss fFnm such
are based
/, Nv. Courts martial win be convened tor the pun.
fEhment OF an delnquents In ischATee or Ehs dntieS
above required a. vel q 90 the tiSI 81 those Who
aVoided duty under the late order Of tie IoRernor
calling the regiment into active service.
y t--l- Commanding An Rsg't va NJ