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To Carriage ana buggy Makers.

Springs and Axels, Brass and Silver Bands, Stump
- Joints and Top Props, Enam'd Drills, Duck and Cam
vass, Enanrd and Patent Leather,all descriptions Head
Innings, MOSS and Mnieable Iron, etc. great variety
Rdrdpdre Store Of WHITE Il LATTA.
Lancaster, April 90, 1854.
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war News of no Importance.

Austria and Prusia sympathising with
Russias .
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M%ERoHANT TAILo RS
SPnINGER a TROUT,

SPWuNGE a. THOUTS r'
MTTAVE removed their Clothing Establishment
" 70 the Thimadgs BLOCK first door East 81
Hhifs & Latta's HardpGrs Store, whore they are open
ng a large and extensive assortment OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety Of Spring aud Summer Wear, which they will
sell asiow as the same quality of goods and word can
be purchased nj any other establishment In tile city,
Their clothing Is manufactured under their own super
thought from other places. They have also on hand, a
beaUtOml variety Of Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Ycsfings, &o.
which they arc prepared to manufactue 10 order. They
have In their employ the best Of worknen and are al
all times prepared to make the best fits In the --latest
styles. .Mltheir work BiH be lparranfcd..
The public are respectfully solicited to call and OK.
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old Gus
tomers and all others that they Will labor TO give gen
eral satisfaction both In the quality and price Of theii
goods and WORK. SPRINGER e TROUT.
Loneastol, Apr4i5, 1854
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LA w NoTtC E.
WILLIAUTs,

ALFRED WILLIAMs,
lrroRHEy AND copSSHLLoR AT Law, LAscAsrER OHIO
VT7ILL practice In the Courts Of Fairfield and ad.
',vV Joining counties. c S5 s1 b
Ne may be found during business houTs at the once
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CARD D..

GEORGE ID. SHOCKLEY & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers i'm Boots
and shoes of all kinds and qualities,
Mrs. Greenes Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
June 5, 1854.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.--Dispatches re-
ceived here from Raleigh, Wilmington,
&c, show large gains for the Wings since
the last election. The Whigs also gain
largely in the Legislature
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GEOnGE 5. BATON, NE. Id,

PnYHcIcIGS, ocuLtsT, AND oRTHoPEDIc1E SuReEoN.
ITAVINGiOeated permdneatly In ChilIiehothe, offers
II his professional services TO all who are afflicted
with any of the following diseases or d~eformitles:
Gmmelar lids; Watery Eyes; Cataracts, Specks and
Plems, ehectunlly removedS strabismus or Cross kyeH
cured inn few seconds; Ptasis, Club Foog Hair lip;
together with every other operation belonging 70 the
oFFlCE-Waddle's Block Residence City House,
TFNo charges for exam inatin ~.
Address Chillic0the, OH May 2, l654--ly
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Osngc Orange seed and Plants.

Osage Orange Seed and Plants.
yTNHE undersigned have a large amount OF osago Or
aDgc Seeds andPlants ofthe best quality surpassed
by none in the country which they will sell at the lowest
market price.
HEDGES SET n WARRANTED,
At from 80 to 30 cents per rod, with a fair deduction
where large contractsa are made.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
AT fromT5 cents to 81 y rod the payments as fol-
sows-k when the hedge Is set, and the balance when
II will answer the purpose of a good fence.
RIDGES GROWN.
For what disinterested judges will say II is worth, Gas
compared with good fences) when II Is completed.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN, .
AT $lto S1,o5 per rod to be paid for whom completed
JAMES SUMPTER g. CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JAMES %SuMPrER, College Corner, Butler county, Ohio
JAMES McGREw, Alexandersville, Ohio.
BEsJAMIN LEAs, Dayton, Ohio.
Mar !, 1854. G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FURNITURI
GEORGE L. ECKERT,

&@SNAS-
GTILL continues at his old stand, on Main Street, trG
- doors East Of the Hooking YdHey Bank where will
be found a general assortment of all kinds
FURNITURE, which is admitted by all to be the larg'
est and cheapest ever before kept in this city, from the
-- plainest to the finest, con, rSNsaaD
S4SR mahogany Chair,
et--0 Tete- a-tetes, Diyans, Bureaus 10y
Tables, Stands, Fine Bedsteads, Mattresses and Look
ing Glasses. H
CINCINNATI FURNITURE.-He will also keep or
hand a general assortment Of Cincinnati Furniture
which will be sold at a small advance upon city prices
thus obviating the necessity of citizens going elsewher
TO buy Furniture, by making II to their advantage te
purchase OF the subscribers, offering them either home
or city manufacture.
The long reputation Of his establishment for the bes
work needs no commentator, but wonld just say, a,
there Is 50 much said in these latter days about expe'
rience and good workmen, that all work sold by me viii
be warranted TO be right.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully soltcits
continuance Of public patronage. In the same building
is Mr.. G.. Smiths Chair and Bodstcad Factory, SO tina
customers can be accommodated In all kinds of Purni
ture. Call and see our large and splendid lot OF Furni
ture. GEORGE L. ECKERT.
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McCormick's Reaper and Grass Cutter and
MoOre,s Wheht Drill.

Farmers give us a call. Everybody give us n call,
and buy our goods and wares, our ploughs and shares,
and we will try in turn to buy your corn, your wheat,
bank notes, or aught you may desire to spare, of broken
pots or other ware. We therefore have the highest
hope, without designing any joke, that you will give n
liberal share of patronage to us who are determined to
do business on the most liberal terms,
February 10, 1884. CLARKE, WRIGHT & co.
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RALErou, N. G., Aug. 5.-Additional
returns, received, make it quite certain
chat Gen, Dockery Wing has been elected
Governor ovor Bragg.
The general complexion of the return,
are very unfavorable to the administra
ton.
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A FAIR FUGITIVE SLAVE. The editor of
the Vermont Tribune gives a thrilling ac-
count of a fugitive slave who has just been
passed through Vermont to Canada. He
says: She is 90 years of age, tall, we'll
formed, and of far more than ordinary in
telligence, able to read huently, a member
of the Methodist Church, and the daughter
of her master! yes, She was running away
from her own father, Ruffin Gilchrist, OF
Easton, Md, because lie had sold her to a
South Carolinian for $1,100. This Rufin
had sold his own flesh and blood for so
much hard cash, and but for his daughters
shrewdness and heroism would have now
been lingering the price of blood. Char
lotte the fugitive, ran away, lay secreted in
the woods eighteen days, found a friend in
Baltimore, who sent her to a Quaker in
Philadelphia by railroad, by a mode we dare
not tell lest it should involve him in trou-
BILE. Her long exposure and dreadful jour
ney to Philadelphia brought on afever, from
the effects of which she had not recovered
when here al st. Adams. From Philadel-
phia to Boston by sea, thence to Maine, and
then TO avoid some blood hound Southern
ers who were on her track, she turned her
steps this way, avoiding her pursuers with
c~onsummate address, and finding excellent
friends all the way, good accommodations
on the U. II. r.; with money given her
here, she went on her hurried way to the
only land where she could breath free
God protect and guide her.
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HOUSE nUTLDERs DEPOT.

ToHN EFFINGBR would Invite the attention of Tar
~ penters and House Builders to his large stock of
House building materials. They will find constantly
on hand, the best Juniata Nails, Spikes and Brads;
The most approved Door Locks and Latches;
Window Glass and Sash ofall sizes;
COncklin and Woods Pure White Lead and Oil;
Door and Blind d -, Shop Hinges, Bolts. etc.
Those about building will be certain 10 save money
April 90, 1854.
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AND FAMILY GROCERIES.

Y TNHE undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity, that he has
opened a Bakery and Grocery, ON Main Street, a fer
doors Hest Of the Hooking Yaiey Bank, where he will
keep constantly on hand,
Cakes of all kinds and Crackers,
All Of which will be sold at Wholesale and retail. Per
sons wishing Cakes by the hundred, can have them at
any time, by giving u few hours notice.
Also, all kinds Of FAMILY GROCERIES kept con-
stantly on hand, which will be sold as low as at any other
house In the city.
Feeling confident that his STOCK and PRICES will suit
the purchaser, he earnestly solicits a share Of public
patronage. 4e A, BRENNEMAN.
NIB. Butter, Eggs, Lard, Flour, Bacon, ect., taken in
exchange for Groceries.
Lancaster May !, 1854.
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implement

Farming implements.
On Doz. Cast Steel Pold Hoes,
SU % do ~ and 4 Tine Steel Forks
so do Grass and Grain Scythes,
@ do Wo0ord's Grain Cradles, 80
30 do Scythe Snathes,
so do Hay and Grain Rakes,
4 do Bramble Scythes, &c, cheap by
April 90, 1854. WHITE d. LATTA.
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JEFFRIES, PRATT & WOOD,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LANCASTER, OHIO. F.

Dealers In Wool, Grain & Produce gener-
ally, on Commission exclusively.
CONNECTED with the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad and Hooking Valley Packet
Line, are prepared to receive and ship goods 10 any
amount by canal or railroad, 10 allthe Eastern & West
ern cities on the most favorable terms. By sending
goodsto our care, owners avoid the expense Of dray-
house connected by canal and railroad, both.
lrFAgents for the sale OF SALT. All brands kent
urcr's prices only. May /, 1854.
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Main street, Lancaster, Ohio,
A GENT for K OK Mutual and Ffaternal MAtu I
n Fire and Lils Insurance companies:
DecsmbsE 10 1854. fs
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Embd. Hdkfa. for Ladies'.
A Splendid loi, Just received and selling at
WHITE JR. q JULIAN.
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on C0nstadt ; Ssbat0pOl P0stpOned.
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NOTICE.

PPLICATtoN will DO made by the understgnedy
-A Executors Of the last VIII. of Jacob Huber, Sem,
fate of Fairfield county, Ohio, decensedi after the eEpi-
10 the Probate Court OF said county for an orderto DIS
nose ofceFtain desperate debts dueto said Esiate, acc
An psfaons Interested Will take notice asseEdmgi1Xy
Pax - H tsA4 JOHN FRBEn
l .Innasae 1nshA1wEN On ~ e.s3s = BooNter4
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FURNITURE a no
d. X. FISHEb.

TIAVING returned to tho city and erected a large
building In the rear OF the brick house, on tho
corner Of Broad aud ChssnHt Streets, one square South
Of the Market House, Intends manufacturing upon n
large scale all the various articles -
VI of Cabinet Furniture, Bedsteads NSA4NtNf
Wand Chairs, Which no willkeep HA
~ Railways on hand, together with a Sw51
large assortment OF Cincinnati manufacture. HIS long
experience In the business will enable, him to have
manufactured at home aud imported from abroad the
very best of work, and as he intends to employ none
but the most skillful wOrkmen and use the best mate
rials, he nntters himself that he will give general Aa-
t~isfactiOn to all who may favor him with their custom.
The public are invited 70 can and examine the as
sortment. The entrance 10 the rooms V upon Broad
Street. d. X. FISHEL.
M II. Repairing done on the shortea notice, and in
tho neatest and most workmanllke manner. Charges
reasonable. ,N@ Lancaster, May 90.
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mcchanic,s Tools.

TOOLS
SUITED to all trades and ofthe most approved make
SButcher's Cast Steel, Firmer and Sacket's Gouges,
Spear and Jnckson's Cast and Spring Steel Saws,
Bntcher's Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons and p~lasters Trowls,
Co0per's Drawing knives, etc., for sale cheap by
April 90, 1854. JOHN EFFINGER,
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TELEaRApHIc 1NTEIIIaENCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA

A Large Decline in BreadstuffS.
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JOHN D. MARTIN. Pm. EWING. 8. A. srkMnAueH
EXCHANGE BANK OF MARTINA Co.,
Min atraet. Lnnonster. Ohio.

TNTEKEsT paid on Deposits-nnfs and Notes col
lected and remltted-Eastern Exchange and ColF
bought apdho at current rates.
January a ls5f-iy3S
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N HOUSE,
X. WINNIE, PROPRIETOR.

CINCINNATI, Ohio.
X. WHINE, PROPRIETOR.
NNH1S new and coinmodious Hotel, from lts location
IL Is Admirably calculated for the accommodation OF
the business Men, as we'll as parties Of pleasure visit
Ing the city. lis ample accommodations have been're-
Gently increased by an addition OF forty lodging rooms.
Neatness, cleanliness and comfort are the principal at
traction, and the %unremitung attention of the Proprie-
tor and. his assistants Will insure satisfaction.
CINCINNATI, January le54-37 ~.
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An articles superior to all others of the kind In the
country, and one to which we invite the special atten-
ton ofthe Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
corn for high feeding or fattening stock, will save from
80 to 40 per cent. Corn Fodder, when cut, is nearly or
quite equal to hay for feeding either cattle or horses,
making an acre of well saved corn fodder worth two
acres OF the best grown hay in Ohio. They are calcu-
lated for either hand or horse power. We are also
preparing to furnish to order
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Destructivs StOrm-One of the most
terrific and destructive storms we have
ever witnessed passed over our cityto-day
about 12 O'Clock. The rain poured down
in torrents, and the storm, which came
from the Northwest, swept every thing
before it-tearing down trees, houses,
fences, &C., DC. The damage done the
Methodist church and Jail alone will a.
mount to several hundred dollars, and that
done other property is incalculable. The
roof on the north east corner of the jail
was raised and carried a distance of forty
or fifty yards, and a two story building on
Main street was almost leveled to the
ground. Fortunately the latter was un-
occupied. Trees fifteen inches in dame
ter were blown up by the roots, and near
" every shade and fruit tree in the city
destroyed or somewhat damaged. Win
dows, inevery direction, were completely
demolished. In this office several were
blown in followed by a food Of water.
destroying about one hundred copies o.
our Weekly paper and otherwise doing
considerable damage. We notice that thu
large and beautiful windows in Kaufman
d Gregory'sD Drug store were consider
ably damaged.
In fact we are unable to give any ade
quate idea of the amount of property de
stroyed,a as we have not yet heard from the
country and have only been able to take
"bird's-eye view" of the PROSTATE condi
ton of things in the city. We may hav,
farther particulars by tomorrow.
N. B. Since writing the above we lear
that three houses in the northwest part @
the city were blown down, and that tire
COWS were blown off the canal bridge nea
Bittler's foundry, killing one of them al
most instantly. One of the above house
was owned by Mr.. JAMES Wilson, al
energetic and Industrious carpenter, an
upon whom the loss will fall very heavily
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THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.

lRars (July lg correspondence Of the London Times
From the list Of the towns that have risen in in.
surrection against pro9igate Court and band of
adventures, It may be said that all Spain has al
ready pronounced. Tarragona, Corona and Lerida
are, after Barcelona, the most important towns of
Catalonia. PampeluDa, which must have pronoun,-
ed by this, represents Navarro; Burgos and valla-
dolid; the CASTLES; Granada, Andalusia; and San
Sebastian, Guipuzcoa, not the least considerable of
the Basque provinces. Madrid, no doubt Is already
up. For nearly the last two years have not ceas-
cd whenever abiding to SPAIN to point out the ca
tastrophe that has come at length upon it. The
Grief uttered by the military do not menace Queen
Isabella: they rather Ia favor Of maintaining her
on the throne than Of getting nd OF that true daugh
Ter OF her mother; but the revolution Is not yet
over; and, UNIV Hing es | am TO attempt antici.
pating what the issue of II may be. I may
safely ssy that IL Isabella ii. be not driven
from spain II Ill be owing to the forbes rance of
the prosecuted, the honest; the noble leaders of the
Prcgtesista party for whatever opinion NAV
be entertained Of That party politically their title to
the Possession OF ttesc yi.tues Is indisputabe We
have not yet heard word about Espariero. but
there Is little doubt he will Act with honor Moth
ing Is as yet said Of Narvstz. OF Others OF his
party ca Casting my eye over the towns that have
prot onnCe6. car perceive that the liberal element
l. "a yet prermost. ana IL the cxamnlc given bv
San Sebssao, of aiming The Matte nsl Guard he GER
tralls followed Throughout Spain the Prog oesstas
will have the nj per bard as against the Moderados
Bsf The old cnccT IL defined 10 again b,raL forth
the old roiousiss the old hn,rds the old ambition
se~sch anarchy in the fpfur. Thy ,rho are
so1sns,1s fer the rfees ,rhfCh haze d,gradsd he
Spanish court. and nc crimes 10 1chteh fasv ,,sv
gre vss, ave- those rho for thar osca selfish ems,
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wlst Of tact and strength whsa they ase In o(Boe.
Me olhoiA vbiss are pich1aned Hsrodiaae, aAA
tAcir invsxisbae Destruction q host u god mear
sures. towards the close OF every session, l, called
the massacre of the innocents.
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tutng themselves In the free provinces-the general
Cortcs which will soon asscntlethe nation itself in
n.si ar the de6nivc bases OF the liberal regenera-
ten to which aspire. We have cons Grated our
oris TO the national win, and we shall not sheathe
them until this be fuldlled. tFE
Headquarters at Manzanares, July I, 1854 :
igned} The General Chief of the Cons Army,
LE0POIDO o'DoNNEIL. Condo de Luceua.
The Madrid Gaselte of July 10 has the following:
ROYAL pEcRn-
thereby exonerate General Don Francisco
serrapo from all his smployments honor. and decora
class without prejudice to HIS being judged according to
the ordpapa II he should be taken guilty Of the crime
which he has committed in abandoning his banners and
joining the insurgents
Il signed ly the Royal Hand
The President OF the Council of Ministers
LUIS JOSE SAgT0RIUS
Given at the Palace July IA, 1854.
LATEST DEsPATcHEs.
tHf ~ PERfIGNAN, July Is.
The garrison Of the city of Barcelona have de-
clared against the government. Two battalions Of
IL fantry, the regiments of Navarro and Of Guada-
lsxar have taken the initiative in the midst of the
acclamations Of the people. The military governor
has placed himself at the head OF this movement, 70
which the Captain General has adhered, amidst
cries Of "Iong live the Constitution!' Down with
the Ministcasw "0ut with Queen Christina
&#k% BARCELONA, July l6, 1854.
Some indicators have taken advantage Of tho
disturbances to set fire to several manufactures.
The proprietor Of one OF these establishments has
been assassiuated, with his son and an overseer.
Three or four murders o. private individuals were
committed yesterday. Military pre- aations have
been taken TO secure tranquility. H 1
San SEBASTIAN, July II, 1854.
The wobattalons of the regiment Of Bourbon in
garrison In this town have just declared In favor Of
the lsmations Of Ger eral 0Donnell. The gene.
raj commanding the Guipuzcoa, The colonel Of the
regiment, and the principal ocsrs Of The gsrrison
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10
A Vast Military En,e,prise


The New York courier and Enquirer insti-
tutes comparison between the present expc-
dition against Sehastorol, and other great enter
prizes of the kind. that have been prosecuted at
different periods in the history of conquest
The Courier says
The expedition to Scbustopol, according To
the last accounts, number six hundred vessels
and ninety thousand men. The "invncihle
Arma Ia" dispatched under Phillip H. of
Spain, for the conquest of England, md So
famous in warllke annals, numbered only one
hundred and hirty seven ships of war; twenty
thousand soldiers aud eleven thousand sailors
The expedition of Charles V, 10 'rnnis consisted
five hundred Genoeso and Spanish vessels,
and thirty thousand men; that of Gu>tavus
Adalphus to Germany of only fifteen
eighteen thousand; that of ,lussut against
Gambia, thirty thousand men that of kion-
peril ngniu,t the same stronghold, fifty thou-
sand that of Charles MI, upon Denmark,
twenty thousand; that of Peter the Great upon
the Caspian sea, twenty thousand men with two
hundred aud seventy shps;the attempted descent
of lIoche against Ireland, twenty five Thousand
men; that of Bonaparte upon Euypttwonty three
thonsand mon, with thirteen ships, seventeen fri
gntes, and ,ur hundred Transports the Anglo
Russian eXpedi ion against llolland forty thnn-
sand monthnt Of Ahcrcr mbe upon Egypt,twpn-
~ thousand men; that of Lord Cathcart upon Co
penhagcn, twenty five thousand men; that of
Wellington upon loUuEhl, il1icen Thousand, and
upon Spain thirty thousands that of the English
upon Antwerp, seventy thousand men, forty
thousand of which were land troops, and thirty
thousand sailors; that of the English upon Wash.
ington about eight thousand, and upon New Or
leans, fifteen thousand; that of the French upon
Algiers thirty thousand.
Thus see that all these expeditions. com
prsing the most important which have taken
place since the invention of gunpowdcr, fall con
sderably short of the pre- ent. The only one in
fact which was ever planned on IA greater seal,
was that of Napoleon against ngand, in which
preparations were made for thro wing hundred
and fifty thousand ciplined veterans upon Eng
land, by means of three thousand pinnaces by
sixty ships-ot the line. That, however. is not
entitled to be brought into comparison, inasmuch
us the expedition itself never took place But
the superiority of this expedition is not more
decided in point of numbers than in the character
of thu troops, and the effectiveness of the mater-
al. The very flower of the best armies in the
world are moving upon Sebastopol, and they are
provided with every means of attack which mill
tary art can invent or money supply. Again, the
attack upon Sebastopol wild be more formidable
than any which ever preceded it, by vitue of
the fact that it will bring into requistion precise
ly that branch of military affairs wherein the
greatest improvements have recently been made"