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pY virtue Ofan execution of FL Fa. which / g
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Genuga County, in the State of Ohio, wherein II.
Z, Gridley and d. C. Gridley nre plaintiffs. and
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have levied upon, caused TO be appraised, and
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said County, on
Monday, the son dag OF December, 1861,
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MEDICAL.
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TREATMENT-The first thing to be done,
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We append but one certificate. ms we ore aware
of the value placed upon them by the public We
prefer rather to submit: the CoufecliUns 10 thor
ough trial. -
GAINESVILLE, o.. May 25th. 1887
This is to certify that. being under the impress :.
ion that | wns troubled with Tape Worm.-l
took by the advice Of friend. Three Doses only
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feet of which was TO expp IA large worms, more
than twelve inches in length, and nm innnmera-
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Witness. q. Il ANGEL.
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VOLUME XII. NO. 50.
DELINQUENT LANDS ERTISED.

List Of Lands and T6wn Lots reur ned delinquent By the
Treasurer Of Geauga County, for the tareS due for the gear
1850, to which IS aded penalty of Oey per- cent, to-
gether aoih the simple tdD for the gear 1861
, 1861-07-19

r OST-On Wednesday, July 18th,
H. LadJ's Portmor naie, containing Tn Dollar
Gold Piece and s1Ityre cents in chan.a. The nnder
TtTe iYI9xu
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Gen, Mcdowell.
The New York 7snaes Washington corres-

pondent writes as follows:
1t is finally determined TINT the command
Of the tzocl,s advancing from this vicinity
shau be continued with Gen. Mcdowell
determined encrt Was madn to give his com
tnand to Major General, but thanks to the
calamity was avoided. It needs but glance
st Gen. Mcdowell to discover his fitness for
commanding mca and to direct The move
,ncnts Of IN army. He Is . thorough soldier
conyersant with all the theo.iea of It's calling,
and having experience OF actual service. He
has that complete command Of both the out.
Uues and details Of his command, which aaone
1an c insnre success. Il he can once get beyond
tie reach Of rcd tape and toutice, he viii rival
tre brillian. actieyements Of Lyon, sigel and
Mcclellan, hope he Is to have opportunities
for .ctieu, The labor lie las endured II or
guuizirg the force row under his command
deserves the reward Of opportunity oP-
pcrtnn!ty to win On the field OF battle sol'
d:ete 1aEre!E.
In III but one ar1n-cavalry-the army un-
| Ger Gen. Mcdowell Is most splend1d1g ap-
| pointed 1t is composed Of New I Iotk, PENN
sylvania, New Eng1and, Michigan, New Jc1-
t sey, Alnnee ota md Wisconsin troops, and IN
these regiments art men Of all uatioualttes-
| men whose nation a1ities will conduca to do
termtncd rivalry Of valor. IN front Of these
volunteers are heavy sections Of flying artt1.
| ltry. (siI AID twelve-poundere}, aud some
! 3,UD regulars, Including 600 marines and iye
courantes Of cavalry, thus comrosed. eo1ipped
p,orisioned and officered from sweeping oyai
the DISTINCTIONS st Manassas that tie febe.l
| have rsjEed to desend their rebel Government
srd c-nse t,s. Let Us hope that Il viii breai
!orfe, ard By lts great Eeight gathc- tas. no
1ne,turn WITCH viii przvea. It's sr-ess until i
| as fulfilled its destiny, and swept rebs1so,
firm tht Pc.onae to tho Gull Inc.
, 1861-07-19

Messengers from the vicinity Of Chotean's
Trading Post, came into town last week with
the report that Hamilton, with thousand
troops from Arkansas and Texas, was on the
border with the intention Of Inv aiding Kansas,
a company was Immediately raised here, and
marching nearly all night, arrived. the next
dsy in the evening in the vicinity Of where
Hamilton was eaid to be, but no enemy was to
be found In force. :.
The boys took trip into Bates county to
sustain and encourage the Union men, and
scatter the seceseionists, which they did effect
ua1]y, finding none remaining but what were
Union mer, aud always had been.
They captured the town Of West Point, and
took aeye1al stand Of srrns, some Of which
evidently belonged to the lot that was 6to!e1
trow the Arsenal at Liberty, and one contra
band walked of Of his Own accord.
Montgomery, with two hundred men, inva'
ded Missouri about the game time, had skir-
mieh with scouting party Of eecessionists,
routed them and captured twenty horses, and
had one man wounded; when finding bis force
not as we'll organized as it should be In CT
entmy's country, he made retrograde move
ment into Kansas, reorganized bis force, ane
again entered the State of Missouri, bis ohjec1
be1rg to sustain the Union men Of Cedar 20
After his return from this trip, it is Mont
gornery'e intention to raise crack regimen
for Lane's Bngade.-LearensoorM Conservative
, 1861-07-19

from tie Louisville journal Of the 17th.1
The probability is that East Tennessee is
tocn to be an important battle-ground.
Istke 1asjurity Of the freemen Of that section
voted against secession, and they are resolved,
whste7er the 1eft Of the State may do or not
CO, to keep their section loyal to the United
S,atcs and to keep It in the United Ststes. In
carr, irg Ont this resolution, they must neces.
sar.iy eLcouptu the power not only of West
TrnntEEee and Middle Tennessee but OF Sc
cetsion party In their OWL section. Tel, trust
irg 10 The strength and right eousness Of their
rs1t odds agasnst them.
The spirit that governs the secession leaders
Of East Tennessee msy be Inferred from the
following remarks which nre the close OF an
editc riM article in the Knoxville Register Of
lat Wednesday:
AThe people Of East Tennessee, wiling o.
unwilling, Will have to submit to the will Of
tie 1nsjotity OF the people Of the State, as de.
clared on the 6th Of June, The people might
u veil understand that acqutesccnce Is peace
Resistance is war. Between the TWO tnes
must decide"
IA movement for the subjugntion Of the 10y
Il portion Of the population Of East TENNESSEE
is now In progress. One regiment Of the army
ii iuyasion left Camp Trousdsle, near Nash
vile, on Thursday Of last week, end was al
Cleveland, In Bradley county, on Friday even
ing. The second started from the camp OF
Saturday 1a% %gr9nf ~ Gag 9ap OF
| loyal Inouptaincfrs Of Tennessee were In arms
to resist the Invasion, and It is said that largs
Eumbers of the Kentucky mountaineers IN TIL
neighbor1ng counties were preparing to ali
their loyal brethren.
| The cause OF the patriots Of East Tennessee
is holy one. It is The causeiof freedom: VI
| r7ay God that mvtiade Of swords may, If nee
tssary, flash like myriads Of hgftrings IN 1t
| Gtttnce,
, 1861-07-19

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.]
ST. LOUIS. July Is, 1861.
Alexander Lewis, well known householder
and secessionist, appeared on the street TO-
day, with rife in hand. defying anybody who
didn't believe In JEFF Davis. He Was arrested
By the Home Guards aud carried to the
AIeenal.
The Grand jury Returned another batch Of
Indictments to-day, supposed to be principal
]y against traitors. The names are sup
pressed.
Twenty-Five sets mule harness for Ro1la,
aud seventy mules for .Boonville, left tonight
One Of Capt Conrad's Company captured at
NeoEho, arrived home at Carondolet today
He reports that u man were led out to be
shot when. Loughb6rough, rebel from Car
onto!et, ind others intedered to save theiz
lives. Subsequently the Miesouriaus claimed
1t was the Arkaneans who wished to kill the
prisoners, but the fact Is, large proportion
Of the Mfssourians favored 1t first. Letter.
received from Springfield, dated Tuesday, re
port au quiet.
Gen. Pope, Of Illinois, arrived on specia
train this evening. and stops at the Planters
House.
, 1861-07-19
FROM QUINCY:
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Triburc.l
Qu1Scy, July Is, 1sGt.
Gen. Pope has probably superseded Gen
Uurlbut in North Missouri.
A special train arrived this evening from
Springfield, bringing Mr.. Butler, bearer of
dispatches from Gen. Pope, directing Gen.
Huflbut to move to Hudson, and from thence
effect junction with him on the North Mis-
souri, road
The bridges arc reported al destroyed on
this road hundred miles east Of Hudson.
No trains for several days. :.
The Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad will
he whole by Sunday. The telegraph Is work
ing and the business Of the Pacific Line is be-
ing sent this way from st. Louis.
Lieut, Jobe, Of Capt. Alexander's Company,
In Col. Turchin's Regiment, was shot to-day
at Hannibal while on drill By an accidental
discharge ct musket- he lived two hours
only.
IEorE-The1e Is no Capt. Alexander in Colonel
Turehin's Regiment. There muet be some mis-
take about the reported shooting at Hannihsl1
, 1861-07-19
FIGHTING IN MISSOURI.
Col. Mcneil has u Battle In Galloway
County.

SAINT AuBunrs, Mo, July Is, 1851.
Rev, Mr. Fisher jast a.riyea from Fulton,
Galloway county, reports q eklrmlsh between
Col. Mcneil and party Of State rebels 1t Q
O'Clock yesterday, in sight Of Fulton, on the
Jtfc.son City road, In which II Of the FEEDER
a, troops wcre wounded, e supposed to be
mortally.) oae of the state troops killed and
three wounded. The stAte troops were dis
persed. =. .....
Col. McNem Is IN Fa1son, a'siAing re!n-
forcements. 0ca- Harris was IN Fulton yes.
t:1day, but not In the fight. His men we're
unmansgc&b1e and loft Fulton BY every road
leading on. c{ tarn. Abont TOO Of the State
troops we're mounted: The camp as Wood
Spring u supposed To bo broken up.
Col. McNs1rs sdrznoe guards were 1t first
n:teekec, szd fell back o. the ms'a body. when
, 1861-07-19

Tor SALE.-We have for sale
L. several desirable Resldaute Lots on Wabash
avenue, located between North and Mah!son Streets
at pf1cet ranging from IS to fla per foot EEES
HI 16.HM ~ ueArhafu street. 1ySnZiS9 4
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From St. Lou1ss-Gen. Lyon Mt Spring.
HcId...Quarre1B Between Claib. Jack
huu Nra1 mcCu3lQC3a..


deld...QuarreIB Between C1aib. Jack
aun ard III mcCu2loc1,.
ST. LOUIS, July 18.-Horace DinlmoeL. gun-
smith, In this city, hes contracted to furDish
The .. s. Government, for this military depot,
10 or Is riled cannon. Two have been al
ready cast at tie Washington foundry.
Special from Jei1efton City to the Democrat
says messenger from Springfield, tbs 14th,
arrived there, rcl orfs Gen. Lyua co1centzat-
irg 81 The Fe1eraI forces a. that point, and
only wanted supply Of pt0viaiGns to attack
JacksoE's forces and drive them out OF the
McCul,och had left for Arkansas after q
violent DISPUTE will Jackson, whom he called
a great coward in the presence ot all LIS
officers.
Four hundred mounted Rebels from Boone
county, under Capt. Martin, attempted to join
Harris but failed. An armed boat with era.
ed men is cruising on the river to prevent the
escape Of the rebels from Galloway county.
Complete arrangements hare Eeen made for
the meeting cf the e:2tc Convention OF Mon-
cay st Jefferson City.
Capt Cayender of Colonel B1an's regiment,
reached here tonight, from Springfield the
18th, and reports Gen. Lyon In Springfield
but his command WIs encamped IL miles
north of Bconvile. Provisions were scarce
! apd the mcn were being put on hat r1t!eEa
| Gen. Lyon would remain et Springfield until
| he could obtain full supply of substance
and additional means OF transpor tation, ant
| also allow his men to Iecuperate. Clsib
| JacEeon's forces had left Neasnoe, and 2asseS
| iuto Arkansas.
| night. lie Hiu take the field In North Missouri
1
, 1861-07-19

FoRT MONROE, July 17,-Steamers from
Norfolk were seen landing troops this msrn-
ipg at sewall's Point, where It is apparent
tat formidable preparations are being made
to annoy ourahipping, and perhaps the Fort
rees ITSELF
Wllloughbs's Point, and opposite the Rip
Rsps. These preparations will however, be-
Intellectual, In view Of the terrible engines OF
oppusite the Fortress IN case they attempt to
disturb US. $780,.
sewalrs Point has no strstegetlc impor-
tance.
Norfolk and Portsmouth are on the road to
Rcbmcnd, but should the ConfndeEatee annoy
Old Poiot, they will at once be routed
Two neeroes escaped from Pig Point last
night. They report the rebels are in Large
force opposite Newport News.
, 1861-07-19
Gbiraqo Crii'u1te


BATTLE AT CENTR6F4AAH'
Oar latest news from Gen. McDoWeAs
ca1u,no is 10 the effect that fighting had
taken place between the advance guard Of
ths Fede,al army, and the rebel forces,
two miles beyond cen.reville. There can
he no dou,,t flat some kind Of action has
taken place bs:' as to its result, it is impos-
Bible as vet 10 speak with accuracy. Both
sides ycrc Icing reinforced, and it seemed
probable the battle would involve the
wlc1c of MtDoveils division. q
, 1861-07-19

WASHINGTON, July 18.-Tha President has
appointed Join Armstrong Postmaster at
senstor simmons, Of Rhoda Is1and, has pre-
rarsd an entirely new Tariff BIu, which he
iii, by raisirg the duties 70 per cent. on y! y
articles where the duties viii rot exceed SO
The b!n to provide for increasing the
revenues from imports meets With unexpected
opposition from lie House; Tns duties z1;
rommended b the Committee on Waya and
Means, to be imposed on coffee sugar and Tea,
will probably b. reduced:
Long bridge, over The Potomac Is to be re-
Constructed to be more available for military
operations. Seven thousand axes have been
forwarded to our army in Virginia
The three months troops gre TO oe nustsf'
ed ont Of service and paid GIL
Tie argument in the Court of Claims fo1
erecting Custom Houses at Butialo and Oswe.
go, was considered to day.
, 1861-07-19

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
WASHINGTON, July is, 1861.
The army at Fairfax is all on the march for
Manassas junction, In hopes Of overtaking the
rebels, now in full flight from here. All our
columns will be there By to morrow morning,
when there will be fight, unless, indeed,
Beau1egard's army show the white feather.
Our troops are in tip-top condition, and eager
for the fray.
Gen. Mcdowell has moved forward to Cen
terville, halt way between here and the juno
ton, but will return here tonight.
ALI the troops On the Virginia side are On
the move from Alexandra to Fairfax, and
from Fairfax to Manassas. The little town is
half deserted. The people have been wofu:ly
p1undered by the three South Carolina regi-
ncnts who fed yesterday. The place looks
God-forsaken and desolate. There is nothing
to eat. There we're Thousand Virginia cay
airy here yesterday, besides the South Caro-
lima troops; while the number Of troops that
evacuated the place is sarious1y stated from
1900 TO 5000.
, 1861-07-19

Tie 18th Regiment Of Illinois troops,
Cot Turner, the l'th, Col Ross, the Heck
cr Jaegers, Col. Hecker, and the artillery
and cavalry stationed st Alton, left last
hight for Missouri. Gen. Pope was already
in St. Louis
A fight has occurred at Fulton, Gallo
way courty, No, between portion OF
Col NcNeill's regiment and considerable
rebel force untr or Gen. Harris, in which
the latter we're easily and decidedly
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