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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21
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Cleveland, Feb 10. A. D., 1s62:SsO. ..-.

M ASTERS SALE-PUHsUAHT 70
IIl the command Of 9 dsorstal order Of sale
Issued from the court Of Oommon Pleas Of Ony
ahofa county, Ohio, ct the sufE Of John A. Foot
against Francis A. Bonner, Hannah J. Bonner, and
Others to me directeds ahe expose Tor sale et pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House IN the
City OF Cleveland in laid county the twenty nth
day Of February, 1862 ct ten O'Clock A M, the fol-
loving described pieces and Parcels Of land 70 vii:
Parcel No. l. tract or lot Of lano situated In the
township Of HeWburEh, feing number seven n the
twelfth range Of townships in the Connecteut west
grn kes8rFe, In the tate o. ohos end which Is also
in ths county Of Ou9ahogas and q known ~ being
mart Of lot s8 ana bouuded a follows conn1sncin7
sc point north 9cnainB and from the south.
Wsst Of said lot 405; thence north along the
original lot line co twenty chains and u links 20
lhs southwest corr er Of land conveyed BY Ghariea
II. Robinson 70 David ?. W. Day; thence e8st de-
ouhsrly line Of said land conveyed b Robinson %
Day afOrasaid; thence north 49, Wsst along the
eaeterty line Of SAID lot conveyed BY Robinson to
Day, aforesaids ave f5 chains and s. links 70 the
The center Of said Cedar strsst one HUNDRED and a.
tyBeVen feet (57) and nine s inches thence 9ozth
paral lei with the west 4in5 twenty I'VE (J CHAINS
my. four and one half (54 links; thence west shres
the place Of heginningB con iAining nine End one
eighth acres Of land. ApprAiead Ct 81 ga,
Parcel No. 2. A lot Of -la1 q = ehe tcWnghip Of
NsWburRh, county Of OuyahC "a, and state q Shto
ane described 90 iollowss 70 it; egnning at stone
In the enter Of Cedar street and on tho Ws line Of
said lot lC3; thsnce 4S south hundred Goo
faaf alora fha czuear cf aaid 1s1ur stress thence
B3uth 4o east hve (5) chains sixty hVe (65l links
thence gesl = poTth one I'D chain and my. nine
one half l59) links the west lins Of said lOt Aos
thenoe north along said west line i've (5l chains aud
sixty Ve (65) LINKS 10 the Place Of hegiRni1g, and
bang seven etghths () olan acre ot Land. AppTais
cd at k2s4. 10 lt- GU. ~ y 1IAAei
John A, FGst, s11,,vt,g ,t As'i5 Se59 Ss.59 T.
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S' o tEGIt9 R6TCES.5''5' S.

TOHN sWEENY is HEREBY
" notified that on the sth day qi January lso1,
mon Pleas Of Cur. hoga county, Ohio, tor q diYotcp
from him, aud that said pstition alisdgts 81 the
ground for suoh divorce thet said John Sweeney iB
nov Imprisoned IN the Pgnltennary Tor TIE crime
of burglary, q which he was convicted Of the Asp.
rusry term, 1861, Of the Court Of Common Piea9 OF
said county, and thai a9idoauao VIA b0 hearat the
ian0a76 L..Te rtf .HIN AttcffisyI .
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NUARDIAN'S SALE OE kEAB
~ ESTATE -Ql the 22d daY Of Fsbrlary, 1S62
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the door Of the Court
House, in the City OF Cleveland, GUyahOga eoun
ty Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, as The property
Of the minor heirs Of Palmer Snow, deceased, to
wit: Situate in the township Of Parma, in said
county OF Cuyahoga, and bounded as follows, 70
Wit: Beginning at the n W corner Of lot No. 10
in Blake Tract; thence n So 81 E 30 chains 50
links to post and stones IN the east line Of said
lot; thence south chains 81 links 70 post; thence
south SO 81 west 90 chains II Links TO the centre
Of the road; thence n ks E 8 chains 9T links 70
the place Of beginning, containing 20 acres Of
land Appraised ct $500. -ren-sfll
Terms OF sale will be made known on day Of
sale HARRIET SNOW,
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Usveland. FEB. rs, Iso3sT5


william BlstoheT, Plaintif, II the Court q
william s. Harsh, Defendant CuyahOga @, %
THE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
WiIliam s. Marsh, is hereby notified that
,beTitlOn for the recovery Of money only has this
Nay been fled In the Clerks oflce Of the Court Of
SSQmon Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, and State OF
Ohl setting forth that the said defendant Is In
eeotsN 10 the said plaintiff IN the sum Of 6ftssn
forsy seven doliars and sky I've cents
Win Win hlfSNst thereon from the 9TH day Of Octo
~, ~, a y. ssl, upon prOnissoFy note Of said
& S's, Hs I'd at Port Hops, in Upper Canada
~ siis tta ey af August, 1851, and made pay
ne RsnE r. " of 1nncS ger date to this plainta q
said that the said detesiSnt is aiso sndebted ID
me SAID plalnun Tor the expense Of prot sting
said note IN the sum Of two 5Silsrs snf * ,snts
and interest thereon from Fai1- glhof Oefoler
and that said petition prays juds-aenS aQsinst
said defednant on said note for nss s6sa o.
81 $50 U, with interest thereon from the ia o.
Of October, A. d. 1851. Said defendant is furthel
notiaed that he must answer said petition on o.
before the 18th day Of April next; or IN default
thereof Judgment viii Be taken against him,
EANNEY BACkU3 3 NOBLE,
OIav1sklSD, FSb, u, isSls'o
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-[EGkL NdTIeES.5U8


M ASTER,s Sal Rt1RsUANT
INH % the command of decretal order Of sale Is
suod from toe q urt 5fl l0onaon Pies 81 Cuy hoga
county, Ohio, at the suit of James II. 5turdy and
Others against joseph Weis aud other, 70 ne a {.
reotoi shall expose 20 sale 81 public au5tOl at the
d9or Of the Court House, IN The City 0fOeTeland IN
said county the zlas DAY 81 uebruary, 1861 etfWo
O'Clock P. NJ, ths foll1Wihs Gs5ffbef DremHe8, 70
wit; situate IN the township Of gieYeiand, being
the ConnGctclf BsiaEn kesfFVo ana State Of Chic,
being Riso IN the county Of CuYahogs and described
iOliOWB; Being 8ab-iotg nun Gers twenty ght and
tWen ty-nine l23 29) 9f the bdFisiOn ~ fameg
M Hoyt Of the original ten acre lot numbtF thirty
seven (57j IN said totn1nlp and within ths City
Of Cleveland, ohio rofaTence ioE 1nrteuiarg ~ TO
size and oundafIe8 of the land hefsby contracted,
being made 70 the surrey hnd plat e1 said suhdiFis
ion, recorded Ia the once Of the kecorder Of said
COUNTY, IN volume tive Of Maps ard Sub lyisions,
page thirty-throe. GO. h " 8lAAhfl-
Williamson a Riddlet Mater COMMIT
PisiuffflI atf5Pusyl ianlgs7B
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Ihe State Of Ohio IN Court Of Common
CuyahOga County s. Pleas Of said Co.
Julia Ann Smith, Plf.

Joseph R. Smith, Deft
The Defendant will take notice that on the sth
day Of February. A. D., 1862, the Plaintiff fled
her petition in the Clerks Office Of said Court,
charging said defendant therein with Willful I
absence from plaintiff for more than fhree years
prior TO the Sling Of said petition, and PRAYING
for adissolution Of the marriage contract All
monys and for other proper relief Said action
Will be for hearing six weeks after the first pub
ieatton OF this notice. .-lsI..-
ALBERT 7. sLADE,
feb7379 Att'y for PA
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CONFECTIONERY.

n Ohm HSGHRT N1K,'oo'-e1.1T n.
p nie nATEEia ARHoFRDE0 an NV aBAafEns, 10
NO. ~ ki7olbod fiLYKkN'g BElO0K,
(Opposits the Court House, Pub. equaro,) A
els 70 receive ts calls 81 his friends and
this public ct large. fT1dl odf
Eyerything IN the line Of Oonieotonery iS kept at
WAohE9ALiA ANDkhEAIH Is asual.
1Bov OYSTERS AND HOP lOoBFEE, "a
g vel e tho choicest satsbss served % at lao'
lsai, DINNER Is sARyHD DAILY ll
lor the sooomm modatiOn Of parsons having business
Is the Court House.
@ Ga. BHHNgFT ALE on DRAUGHF'qa 7l 'Y
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DRoPs-supsFior d
any thing Ia the Confectionery hneuai received By
alT JOHN 5OHRlNK.T
sELOOK OUT FOR TIE TAFFEY.FBa
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RsTATE OF HENRETTA COLI
~ tINs.-nosica 3 hereby gsen that the under
Slsas6 has been HpRonesd 49, " q thP
sS.SSs Tsb1.E71 SAkAH I, Boss,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

JOSIAH III. BURTON, VINO IA
D resident Of NsY York is hereby notified tisf
the ABOVE nam I'd pIs intis, on the l7th day Of ee
timber, a. d. 1851, cam enced sult in The CouFi
IL Common Pil eB OF Ouyahoga county, 9eio. clam
ing thst there IL due 70 m n rom tbs said beandsl
same sum being the amOmt OF money retainsd bg
Faid bandall belong 70 said plaintds IL elQsing ~
which arm was engAg q In the Beef and RQ x paok-
ing business at OisVeland, Ohio, and when VS.
cOnposed Of the foHOWina memberss as P9intlli!
eisIb1. Alan on M Clark Leahder J. Randall! and
Villa a. Blake. and that the saia 1sanser :;
Randall. at the November term, p isods y = y
wa risceSsary TO make the said soslah n burton q
nsrtV "a said suit and the Court tnerelofe Stoere
me Thn betitiOu IN said ease y ytQupeQ % 1e
s.,,,.yed ~ ne e9th day Of March, 1857 OF u viii
10 THRAsHER, DUkFEE 3 3 fFHAWAEt
fsbs:sJ9 oli2o Attorneys ioZA. - Randall.
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TlHR -GRHFFNBERH FAMILY

MEpIOlhES are prepared under the immedi,
ste superFi5loB OF 8 Bkfllfnl PhYHioiau, and theJ
may be relied upon in all cases.
me intelligence OF the community ts not in6ultsd
By the ouer Of single medicine which claims tc
cure ell diseases, but the Greenbe Z, NEEDLES con
sBt Of eleven different Medicines, al unsqualied ir
the ours Of the diseases tor which they ara recon-
msnded among which may be selected one approprf,
Ate 20 any OF the diseases Incident to this cOuRty
and climate
The Grnfsnbsrg Vegetable pills are better thaz
eny other nd OF Pills Ia the WOrldprioe IS cents
Ehe GFefenberg Uterine OathOlicon Is an tnfAlli-
BE remedy for eu Female diaease3-priCe 81 20.
Tho Uterine Oatholioon will also cure gravel,
disease Of the Kidneys urinary didcultY In malei
The Grtetenberg carsapaTilla 10 by far the moa
powerful and et1caciOu5 compound In uBe-priee 81.
The Gretenberg DYHelteTy syrup Is certain and
quick remedy for all diseases OF the boWel1-pr1ce SOC
The GrRtenberg Pile Remedy never fails 70 perIna
nentlY relieve this distre sHlng diaease-prioe ST.
The Gr9ianberg Ohildren'H Panacaa 3 an inValu
able compound in all diseases incident 70 children
The GrRisHbsrg Fever and Ague Remedy is q aoYs
reign specific Tor this particular dseass-prios 800.
The GrEfenberg Green Mountain Ointment exoela
all other salveg La itg curative ectB-pTice % centg
The GrB1enberg OonHumptive's Balm edOrds the
NEST Astonishing relief IN al pulmonary complaints
-prtoe 3 q bottle. CeR-A An eminent Physician Of
New York. Etate5 that he has known the GrBieuberg
Oon1umpttye's Balm used With great guccezg II
Dropsy. Our oWu experience EubztAntiatos kf
tatsmsnt.l
The 9rptenberg Health BitteEs are most pleasant
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The Grsstenbsrg Gyo Lotion Is unparalleled in ell
Inflammation OF diseases of the Nye-prioe % centa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

M "A y 7 u - OUuUllpclU4fU UIb .
lLl sALE.-Purguant to the command Of an
of Common Pleas OF OnyahoRa county, 10 an action
therein pending, wherein Chaunesy COston is plain
tlt, and Ira g. hiChardEoa ana others, are de end
ants, shall expose sales At public auction At
the door Of the court House for said County, upon
the I'd DAY pi February, l62, q tZo O'Clock r a
ths lands and tenements Described IS folio 'fit-
uats in The toWnanip Of Independence Cuyahoga
County, Ohio, desGrDsda8 follows, % atts the piece
Of lsnd known Is lot NO. IS, IN the l2th range Of
toEnsUi e in thu Oonnsctlcut Western Reserve in
ths State Of Ohio, Ouyahoga county, and 3 known
as being part OF hfEyfc acres Of land dseded %
the Inhabitants Of Independence By Theodore and
Lewis strong of Horthamptop, masss, aod ID boun-
ded on the west b. Akron and Cleveland STATE hoad
on The south ~ i've acle lot numbtr my ntns t69)
on tee east by lana thsn owned bY thu said ctroneB
and on the north By lot number hfEy-hFs l55), ooa
tanning four and 68-lO0 acres, more or lesa. Ap-
praised value $500. J. b GkANHlst
J. NJ jones' z-ka mAster oomln =
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Wlliam BletcheF, Plainlia, Y ne OOqTt Of

. n
william Marsh ,Defeudant Cuyahoga Co, o.
HNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William s. Marsh, is hereby notified that q
petition, Tor the recovery of money only, has this
day been fled in the Clerks Office Of the Court
of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County and State
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is
indebted to the said plaintiff IN the sum Of one
hundred thirty four dollars and thirty five cents
with interest thereon from the I'd day Of FebFu-
ary, A. d. 1851, upon pFomissory note Of said
defendant, dated at Hope, in the Province of
Canada, on the S0th day Of January, A. D., 1856,
aud made payable in twelve months after date,
to one John K Roche or bearer, for the sum Of
twenty seven pounds and fifteen shillings, of
which note plaintiff IS owner and bearer, and
that said petition prays judgment against said
defendant on said note for the sum of sl34 and
S11OO, with interest from FebruaTy2 2, A. D., 1851
said defendant is further notiaed that he must
answer said petition On or before the 18th day Of
April next or in default thereof judgment VIII
be taken against him. e Ed
RANNEY, BACKUS 3 NOBLE,
-.r-----a r Plaintiff b Attorneys
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M MASTER5s 9ALE-PURsUANT

M ASTER'S SALE-PURSUANT
III 70 the command Of q plufteB dscretsl order
., Iale tr0m tho Ogurt Of Common Pleas o. Cugaho-
"a county Ohio, at the suiE Of Ezra MonuX against
Len Thomas, EliEsbsth Thomas. EieGta eenneii,
Board Of Educasf5n ef hast Cleveland ToWnghip and
public auction, At the door Of Ihe s-ourt Hot
in the City OF Cleveland, the I'D day Of February
1862 at two o'clock p, NJ, Of said day, te folONing
Let parcel Ofiand Ettuate IN 10 and 5, beginning
Ct point On the plank rOadat tAs We conar o hat
portion OF said Original premises set on 70 Elecfa
SchIiel; thence 515<e 3 chains; thence aS54e v
% links; thence 5O54o 4 chains and rs links 70
aest line Of OhIttendsn lesFlsa land thfncs 5
90 links; themes n 5U540 " chains TO the Plank
HAD; thence n s949 y 2ehains end 81 links 70 the
q 100 acres OF said Land being IN ioE No. 4 and
ss7 100 acres In lot No. S. Appraised at 500 -.
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sALE-PURsUANT

M A5TER'S SALE-PURSUANT
lNA to the command Of q deoHsfal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of OEyAhoga conn-
IT, OHIO AZ the suit of Milo d. hickox, admini9fra-
TOR Of Thomas HeWerd, against wilhelm Won Drat-
hen Bnd Diedrich keimsrs, 70 me directed, shall
expose f9I sale, at public auction, the door o. toe
Oour House, In the City Of Cleveland, on tbs 21
day Of February, 1859, ct two clock p n, Of said
day ths following drEcri0ed lot parcel Of land: In
the township Of karma Ia aaid county, and known
the whole or lot number Two, IN the PaFkman
tract. and bounded, begininning at post standing
in the northeast corner VI said lot; thence south
along the LAT line Of said tFact and lot neea csinB
70 post; thence west along the south line Of said
lot atty-ioar Chains thirty links 70 post; thence
north along the vest line Of said los hftssn chains
20 post; thence east along the north line Of said
lot nfteen chains thirty liz kB TO the place OF begin
ming containing sixty six 43lcO acres Of land, more
or lees. Appraised st 81 ,995 50.
And also one other lot, 8i aated in the Bake tract
kRoWn Is part Of lot number tWelVe, and bounded:
beginning ~ poet standing 10 the east line Of said
lot tW 3fve about ten chains and thirty links south
from the northeast corner thereof thence south
along he east line Of 9aid lot thirteen chains hfty.
nine links to post; thgnce west along e marked
line forty eight CHAINS sixty links 20 post in the
eest line Of said lot; thence north along the west
ns Of said loi thirteen chairs hisy ]nlns LINKS %
post; thence east along marked line forty eight
chains sixty links TO The place Of beginning, con-
tainlDg gxtyssU 4-l0o aoress more O less ApprAt1-
Wii'is,6ls65 RiadIe, Master 6Omm'r.
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DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
u tho Probate Court for CuyahoFa county, CHA z
notice is hereby given that the ere tOrs OF = Mar
mAcks who nave not Dr0Vsd their claims against b q
bsiore allowed sixty daJs ron this dsts foe
that purPoss. Ali claims not proved AZ the eKPira-
non Of that time will Lot be noticed II making
dtfidend- b. GRAnHEs,l
- Assignee Of A. Mary Mack -
Ian. I, le5L lanls17s
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A &SIGNEE'S NOPIGE.-NoTIuB
IA Is hereby given that tbs undersigned as been
- P5intad assignee of james Strahan, u Cegsland
p rsoas haVi Claims rgainst him vii pre- snt the
q me 70 me for slsEaues within ak months siser
the expiration of this notice.
Ablsss7s ---' -i1s1 sssIssss.
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Williamson FisisslSs.' silssls. Ats.y.. janaa..7s
,-ESTfI A . Ill ~ IN n ~ -

n EEIIN Bl1 . IOIlON -NUI lUA
is hereby given th,t the lndersig ed has bean
SppOlnted Assignee Of all the proper Of Jacob Wan
Bor Creditors Of said Jacob SansoF are required T.
present their q aims 70 ior alloBBl within six
months after the publication Of this nolioe.
Cleveland. Fsb. s. lss7.s7s 14'' "'4's'1-'
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NT1STER5S SALE-PURsUANT

lvl 20 the command Of q deerstal order Of sails
irOna the Court Of Common Pleasi0f CuyAhogatcoun-
o. ct the suit Of John Sherman, againat John
epragus and others, 70 direoLed, khall expose
ioF sale ct pabie auctons at the door o. The Oours
House, IN tnGCtg II UleVelands on the twenty hEst
day Of February, 1859, ct thTee O'Clock p Ms the
foloWiBg described premises, situate 10 the town
shtp Of Mayhed, in the eOuDty Of UuYAhga, AID
State Of Ohio and knoNp hI lot No dfta9ns m tract
No. Ehr ee and bounded as follows: East west, north
and south By lot hnes, and containing ore hundred
and forty. six and shiTd acres Of land % the
sans more less, but subject al legal Highways,
aud excepting therefrom thrte9n acres IN ths north
west corner thereof, set on 70 John Sprague for Q
homestead, bounded as folloWh: commencing ct q
point in the west line Of said lot nine chains 2 lin k
L ortherlY from the southwest corner VI said lot (;
thence running north on said west line six chains
Is links 10 the northwest corner Of said lot; thence
east the north line tWehfY ehAtpb so inksi fhsnco
south parallel with the west line SIX chains . Ink1
thence west twenty chains 90 hnks 70 the place Of
begi1ing. Appraised at $40. .,
i. Prantss, naStBf COMMIT
T Akk1u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

MR, II. B. KIHGsLEy-Oear Sir: We feel Il dut7
We owe 20 the public, TO state that Marshalrs o.
tholicOn is a medicine invaluable for complaint
oaBsed under the head Of Female Diseases. We hAV1
greatly benefited thereby SO much soi that were
the prtce double, would have them. 10 the thou
Sands of our sex who arc suffering nom weaknesses
We would recommend the OathOHoon Is sure panA-
ca. It gives strength to the system and enables
each Of the organs Of the body to perform their aP
propriAts functions. Mrs. ". OATER,
WMUKR.
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Medina, March l, 1851. e 2
m The above named Ladies' We are personally 90
au4inted with, and know that for several years
while we lived In Medina, they were great sufferers
Mias 8. has been 60 badly Gdlieted that It w will
dimculty she was able to stand upon her test. lev
bottles Of Oathocon entirely cured her Of her com
plaiats. Ny wife received great benefit from thii
medicine. We recommend II TO the Ladies' Of thil
county ~ safe and efioieBt remedy for the many
JOIN WEEKS;
Editor Oanheld HerAiGs
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Fruit Cans in their Season.

116 BANK sT.............CI.EysEAND. %
Ihi8 ig one Ofths Oldest and the most ertenHfF4
oil and Lamp Establishment IN she United Sfsfra
Lamp stock OF every descr1ption periact IA quslit
and e ensaR q the saa goods can Be purchased j.
any Of the Eastsrn Oitfes
- Every barrel Of Ull Is sukj jectsd 70 thorolgl
tst, and Il ound In the least explosive ofhurEll1
IN perfect It is rejected. Dealers rely upon ast
ting perfect article in every instance.
Ba5-send your large orders to
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-02
Large Arnies.

1t is not generally known, says the Now
York Stats ZsituDg, that there is nov con-
centrated on the shores of the Potomac q
larger body Of troops than has ever been
congregated in modern times, except in che
battle Of Liepsic. Neither Gustavus Adolf
phus, nor Frederick the Great, nor Wasb-
ington, nor Wellington nor Scott, had ever
under his immediate command anything HRe
thenumber whichis now under the commaad
Of General Mcclellan. Frederick the Great
never led into the field more than $4,000
men at time; bur all his great battles Mefs
fought and won with bodies oftruaps nngiHg
between 10000 and 6O,O00. Napoleon at
Austsrlitz, vanquished with $4,000 men the
united force of the .Austrians and Rn.,sisn
armies counting about 100, 900. at Jefs
der the command of the Euaperor ofshs
French. The bloody battle Of Wagrsm was
fought with l50, 600 men against the Ans
trians, and in the equally celebrated batde
Of Borodino about 120, ,OOO Frenchme1 were
opposed to the Russians. frir1l g'S.l
n The decisive battle of Waterloo was fought
with only so, 900 Freuchmen against Bluchcr
and Wellington. But :he battle of Eepsic
set in motion the. gigantic army of 500, 600
men, Napoleon having under his command
about 200, and the united forces Of
Russia, Austria and Prussia about 200, 900.
1t will appear from this comparison that the
armies which are confronting each other on
the Potomac wero exceeded in number only
by those vast armies which, on the plains
of Leipaic, decided the fate of Europe.