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M A R IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


KETERED-April 20.
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit, 25 ,O44 lbs iron
200 900 lAth, sundries.
Prop. Bradbury, McEelly, Dunkirk, packages
groceries, dry goods, crockery, drugs, hard.
ware, hsh, cordage, leather, boots and shoes
liquors, sundries.
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk, boxes boots,
dry groOds, fancy goods, drugs, hardware,
hats sundries
Brig Isabella, Jones, Bufaly, $50 bbls water lime
Sohr. Consulo, Harrington, Buffalo, 800 bbls
water lime.
Sehr. W. I. Manning, Christmen, Buffalo
Schr. G.. Davis, Diott, Ogdensburg
Sohr Sacrimento, Lawrence, Buffalo.
Scow Lilly, Atkinson, Aeley's Island.
oLRARED.
Stmr. May Queen, VigeF, Detroit
Brig Isabella, Jones, DetFOft coal.
Schr. Consuelo, Harrington, AIIlWauIie, coal.
Schr. Geo. Daeis, Scott, Marquette, coal
Schr. Brlftania, Baker, Port Stanley, coal
SchT. Sarah J. Eason, Ramsdell, Bufalo, 70 Il
lumber
sehr. Atlantic, Sylvester, Toronto. coal.
sehr. Sacramento, Lawrence, Detroit, coal.
S5hr. W. s. Manning, Christman, Buffalo, coal.
Schr. Mark II. Ltbhey, Fargo, Chicago, coal.
8coW j. G. Pendletcn, Duncan, Toledo. coal.
SooW W G., Ryan, Detroit, coal
ScoW Rescue. Freeman Sandusky.
sooW Lone Star, Ellis, Port Clinton, 10 tons
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Hospital PrepurntlOnI For Another Battle

Hospital Preparations for Another Battle.
The Governor Of IllinOiB has sent hOspi-
tai boat, provided with surgeons and the nee
essary supplies, to Pistsburg Landing, in an
ticipation of another battle. This action is
worthy of imitation by other States, IS time
ly attention will save many valuable lives
and much suffering.
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A BaltIo af CoFInth Fo-day.

Our last nights special dispatches repre-
2 'ssat Cen. Hallsck az having advanced with
HE entire army, The piekets of the hostile
forces are Fithin speaking distance aud a
battle Is expected TO day. Nothing but the
.Ogaisstlof the rebels--which is reported, but
pppn doubtful authority, hOWsvsr-oan pre-.
p tsbt a. early Rght While We are confident
-0f- brilliant victory, let us prepare to
minister to the brave men wounded in
defonee Of their country.
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General Doniphan, of Missouri, is now
urging all Missourians to lay down their
arms and take the oath Of allegiance, Other
speakers ara now stumping the State on
Union grounds, in view Of the election for
Governor in August next and produce an
excellent effect in cooling of the popula-
ton. -1.t ttttt1s t-esi4
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INlIN v II N1-Il 2 IIIlI1lIEOls
EXECUTIVE DEPARFKEEF,

0AHoDIlN8 OlFAHIMENIs .
OoLUEBUs, April 25th, 1862.
To the Senate and House of ReprseatatiUes:
GEETLEEEE-I send you, herewith, a COPY
of q dispatch from Lieutenant Governor
Staunton, received at 10 P. n. last evening,
to Wit
EvAEsynLE, IND, April "a, 1852.
To Hon. David Tod:
GOVERNoR:-The Glendale has lust arrived
with two hundred and forty-ive sick and
wounded soldiers, taken on ct Pittsburg
Landing, Savannah and Clifton, twenty miles
below Savannah. B. STANTON.
1t is presumed, that all the sick and
wounded in the hospitals on the Tennessee
river, have now been provided for.
will now provide for the removal of our
sick and wounded in the hospitals at st
Louis, and on the Ohio river; for which pur-
pose, have directed Quartermaster General
Wright, now at Cincinnati, TO re.eharter the
steamer Glen1sle, or some other coed boat.
As Governor Stanton has not yet had
time to exhibit his account for expenditures
for his frst trip, it Is impossible for me to
estimate the expenses per day of the boat
and party; think, however, that the sum
of $500 q day will cover the expense; thus
making the expense Of each trip not far from
So, 600. To meet the expenditures already
incurred, and to provide amply for the future
during the sriod of your recess, l have
recommended, that you appropriate specific.
ally, a sum net less than $50, 900 Accounts
for expenditures for this purpose should be
certified BY the Governor and audited and
drawn for by the Auditor of State.
In connection with this subject, allow me,
again, to urge uoon you the absolute necessi-
ty Of providing for the appointment of an
additional number Of assistant surgeons, and
also for the employmentof competent nurses.
Our gallant boys cannot be otherwise prop.
erly and humanely cared for, as our generous
constituents desire,
avail myself of this occasion to inform
Won that the ladies Of Ohio are doing their
duty most fully, in preparing and forwarding
stores snd supplies.
Respectfully, DAVID TOD,
Governor.
Which was referred to the same com
mittee.
Most of the afternoon was spent by the
Senate IN Committee of the Whole, on the
bill to pay the officers of the Governors
staff, for services prior to Nov. 80, lsel-all
Of whom were paid more or less st the time.
The sum claimed by David L Wood, (S1, ,3O4)
ss still due for services as Quartermsster, was !
struck oat; also, hat claimed BY George o. |
Benham, (sl72) as CommiEsary Of Subsist- |
ence. Others were allowed ct about halfthe |
rates claimed, and others by emitting the ex. |
TIA rations, the horses, servants, &C., Of which
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The Provost Marshal at Cairo has sent a
'igay and festive" boat load on there wind
ing way to Dixie. A similar clearing cut
would be beneficial at other points. See our
special Cairo dispatches.
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Our last nights dispatches report the cap
taFs Of Fort Jackson, six miles from savan-
nah, By cur troops who had advanced picksta
within four mfiss Of the city. Now on to
Savannah.
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Bills psssed-Mr. MArsh's d. B., to extend
the Jurisdiction Of police judges to four miles
outside Of city corporations, after slight
amendments.
The House amendments to Mr.. Gunckel's
8. B., for the regulations of billiard saloons,
were agreed to,
Mr.. Whetstone's s. B., in regard 10 the
appointment Of surgeons for Ohio volunteers
was also passed. It provides Hthat there
shall not be hereafter any distinction be-
tween the graduates of the different Medical
Colleges Of Ohio made in the appointing
surgeons and assistant surgeons to the regi-
ments Of Ohio; but ali applicants for ap-
pointment under the provisions of this act,
shall, on examination, be found to possess
the requisite qualifications of skill, knowl-
edge, experience, and morality in their pro.
fession." The votes against the bill were
six-haf of them physicians but there
were two physicians voted for it, one of whom
opposed 1t yesterday the most urgently.
Mr.. DresePs s. B., providing that in cities
of the second class, the County Treasurer
shall perform the duties Of City Treasurer.
CONCENTRATIONS FRoK THE GoVKREoR-
The Governor sent in the nomination Of Aus
tin D. Kibbee, of Trumbull county, for the
Office of Pay Agent. Referred to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs.
A1oo the fo1IoviDer oora annunioofion.
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RARRERlNG.

LIAR DRESSING AND SHAW.
E IKE INHTIIUTlCh.-WM. T. AlTBUsH,
q hi1 rooms, under the American & prepared % -
o0mmodats all cultpmsTS with prompt nttfti5u ron
abis Workmen- 1eDaFate room Tor lsdis1 noT5
NEW BARBER -SHOP.-J. H.
IN HEhpAAsQA = OUg, havs opdned . Barber
ing 1staD Dli9ament. uader Beckand q EnElahart's
Has 5toEe suoilor street., opposite Weddoll HOUSE,
Ehere thoI intend % shave fof q 5lIDslog and out
hair FOR shilling. ThsY hope 70 meet an their 81
friends and e many new ONES e nay b Diansed =
hVoF then with thSlF petronass. e5tSlIRu
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~. The Book Of 81 others that should be
fsad b. msn With damaged and broksn-so-n son
Ittutions s'sHUMAN FRAIL1T, or Physiolo4i-
cal Rsssar -heI" Il is beautifully lustratsd. nd
treats minutsly Of al the s. Dtoms thai iurariabI7
develops Themselves, sooner or later rosntine from
the frAiltisa and Eltang habits Of early Voufh IN
capaeit4ting TIE victim rom Cd Hing the rultisn o.
tAs masRimonial state, and, n nos checked 81 tims
dsssnerating All the funStlons Of manhood, and
bringing him, stsD By ItsD. 70 llnssElng and M
timely death.
sPldsby De BaRE0W, lsl Biosazaf Efsis, gss
EeEk. Prios - cents. Bant irss sTsE7 EEs5s5-
Eold allo ~ 6. ". CaTf. DF1rzirtr. Csvsissa,
MO.
HOrIUE TO PHYSICIANS AND THE P65TT6-
AELc0cR 8 PoROUs sPLAsTEas-TEsEriIostsr.. ..-ar.
AllcOek 4 Co No. 2Si Canal street, New Forf 81
HoV., 1855, Gsutlsmen; I LATELY suffered severely
len . weakness In ny back, ocoasionsd By suddea.
y over eEertng myself RaElng heard q 7ouF pIss-
iers much recommended for cases of this hind.
procured one, and ths result VS. aIl tBss sld a.
lirs- single plaster cured ne IN q RsoE.Isod
Yours respectfully, ,. g. BRIGGs.
fhero is nothing equal IN The Eay Of & Pialtsr %
ne Porous Plantsr % Mr.. AlsocEs n AsAna,
Ooughi Kidney Ahsetions, and local- dss,y--stsi
palna, they ahord p,Tmsnsnt relief ana for vssE
backs. pains IN TIE Bids, stitches aud 55,-noBIs
pains generally, thsF are unEuFpass5 for tho snsat
ttsy impart. Price % cents each.
eod By A. Gardner, 220 sapa-ior strsss. CJisFs,
aEd' Ohio, End By 80 rsspesiabls dssiars ~ ussl.
lnsa. a0ii
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SPEclEl klIIcES.

OJsA foa CoUaH On CoLD.-As soon aa thcrs 3 10
slightest uns ssinoss Of the ohs1s iih deulfy q
broatbing, orindicadon Of Cough, take during The
day i5W 'BrcWn's bronchial Ifochosn Conta Il
ing dsmuloent ingrsdi-nu, tbsT allay Pnim0nary
Irritation "
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A FRIEHD IN EEED. THY IT.
Dr.. 5Fest's IEFALLIBLE LIEIMElIT h prs
'aFed Lrom the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Cou.
aeOtieut, the great bono setter, and has hoah med
n his practics for the last twenty years win TIA
cost Astonishing Success A an external fsnssdF.
is Eithsut a rival and viii alisTiats ydin n1rr
beediiy TIA any other rrsparasion. For al Rtau,,
matte and Nervous Disorders it ia truly inilnnns.
md as a curative ioT Sores, Wounds, sBralns - -
., &C.. its soothing hesling and pOBurfli u.Vib.
ntns Dropensities, excite the Just Woido,r ~ -.
.ouianulsnt Of al who hsVoever giESa il 4 trill-
O'eE 1oar hundred cert shostas Of FaoA kabIs oarss
,sy1ormed BY Il within be ln1t t77lo 49, ,.- -
MS faot, Strong Armstrong, Ars6fs ibr rSIe-s
An1. decloaltso2Hdl - ~
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MILWAUKEE mARKET.-Aprm9 96.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
FL9UR-Firm.f
WHEAT-Firm.
SHTPMENTs-l,OO 1000 bbls -four; lls,O0O bushels
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CHICAGO HIARKKT-Aprn 90.

lAA EALAaAAFuat
FLOUR-Market dull. Buyers and sellers are
ten cents apart.
WHRAT-Market wheat one cent higher, 751fo
07sk for No /; 7l6375H for No e.
COHN-mSrket inactive and firm.
REOEIPFS-4,iOO bbls nsur; 7,lO0 bush wheat;
5000 bush corn
SHIPMRNTs-OOOO bbls -four; I25,OOO bus wheat;
1900 bush cUrn.
ExCHANGR-UnOh Gold , cent
premium
EEIGHES-Quist.
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AUcf0N SIZES.
MONDAY, APRIL 28TH, 1862.
Large Sale Of Elegant House
hold Furniture, Organ,
Horse, Buggy, &c,

Al AgDAAo2f Dgs-ssss''s--s.'sssaSs DULLE 3 3 SUB
At House No. lsl Franklin st West Side.
o. OUrTER son will sell on Monday, Aprfl a
commencing at ~ o'clcck A. N, &C hOuss No IA
grank in street. West Side. the on ire Furniture,
&C. in said hou5 eonsistigg Of 0rsau, mahogany
mar bic top ntre Table, DO Gard Table, DO Boof
Case, do hocksrs. do Dressing Bureaus, ounFss.
Hat Backs, marble TOP Wash Ftands, Cottage Bed
st ads, What h-ts, hxtension Dining Table Work
Tables, Ward kobess wash Stands Cane s. at hairs
mahogany Light stands, Brussells, hree- ply and
Ingram Carpets, Damask and Muslin window Our-
tainsi Windog SHADE. stair arpef, hair and straw
Mattresses Pillows Fire etts, 8 ght-Dsy clock
MirrOrs China Ware, Gre kerry, Glass are, one
SteWarL's q ok Stove anf Furnace, Wood and Coal
Stoves, Kitchen tensilE, 50 gals. Ea i've "a me.
Also, Horzei Family Carriage, BugRF. Wag.
on. Sleigh. Buffalo nobeS Hand art, Whselbar-
row, Straw CUTIE, Garden Tools # various kinda
Terms cash, bsutable fuu5s 81 time # e. Gs8
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$ G.!, rl Lp5s rroer uur5il, coal
aud g.,

The steamer Sea Bird arrived at this Port from
Detroit Saturday evening, and will leave for
Lake superior this evening ct 8 o'clock.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
I IoTal HUnAN sIaRP NJ TEr.-.--1l
II II S0LnM0NS0N

Praeheal dHd Sein6fe OoEei1l.
Keeps the larRegt asgortmenf q th, Tlo4f f-t--si
Alnds Of bFEC1AOLES. AL hts GIss5s5 T|lofhsT
oE near or ar sighted are ground under rs ov1 In
aReSaons Dy machinery Of new cangfrucFio1. 1rifh
nc greatest care, 50 as 20 guiS ths sV1a n M s
curing WEAKNESS, DEzinell or Inaa1auiafi6r M ~
44yeas 80 imparting atEsREth foT long rsddins 81
NJ. soLOaoEsoE would hers insorn ths rdhIls fh.f
aS aefeT employs any one in the Hal8 q s. LansaI
,iTTpe53S9l 80 z P5sne4o asoI t1ent Of 81 y GLASSES,
- Derl5ot a. natural -
OF oE5IIOH-HO. no Superior St. undar the AusrIsuB,
-- a1ru
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Waited.

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OORAP IRON WANTED -
y Blaeksmlth's can always get the highest mar
kef price Tor Scrap at Wills,
SIN % ths Paddock.
WANTED, TO EXCHANGE A
w dne Mslodeon for good Horse, ave to seven
years Old. Addfesa Box loss, OleEsland, o. Sq
IL URSE WANTED.-ANY PRR-
III son having good H0rls Wilhing . tTads
l0r good q are, will Rad 3 customer At
w. o. 8OOFiELO 4 OO'g.,
aprlI BE Of los Sc Clair e.
W AHTED-AOTIVI AND INTEL
wv LIsENf MEE and MOMHH, al Canvassing
Agents icr
Or. HOWaFd's Family Medical OompanIon
the best selling work os the Kind nov orsd 70 sbs
public. A handsome profit allowed and exclusive
R1sht Of Territory given. Tor terms, addFelg
r. 3. GEHEN.
anss:se9 Boz l5ia Oegela d. b.
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sPlds b. De BaRE0W, - Biosazaf atf,ss, gss
EeEk- Prios - cents. Bant irss sTsEy 5ks5s-
sola allo y G. ". OaEt. DFurzirtr, Csvslrsa.
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Prauidoat-J. L. WEATHHBLI,
yioa Prea't-m. y. B0oFT, lTrsasurss--R. ]. ron,
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OoIUNBUs, April 10Th, 1867. / /
To the Senate and House Of RspTSssstahDes:
GEETLEEEE-I send you, herewith, COPY
of q dispatch from Lieutenant Governor
Staunton, received at 10 P. n. last evening,
to Wit
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Meeting of the Ohio Legislature.

The General Assembly Of this State
met on Monday, and the houses vsrs
organized as follows: Senate, . Chief
Clerk. D. w. Rhodes; lst Assistant Clsfk,
B. Loomis, Cd Assistant CleFk, n. a.
Morrow; Sergeant-at.Arms, Jas. "
Sands; lst Assistant, James B. Oiseg
2nd Assistant, Jas Howard. aa sew
House, Speaker, Jas. r. Hubbell, q
DEL; Clerk, G. s. Kinsman, Of Oayahsgt;
lst Assistant, H. B. Stevens. Of Wayne;
I'd Assistant, A. P. Miller, of Fairfsld;
Sergeant. t.at.Arms, Robert Hedger, ol
Hamilton; 1st Assistant E. B. Chambee.
LAIN, of Washington; End Assistant Ps-
ter Chance, of Stark. Tho vote IN the
Senate for Chief Clerk was IS Union, and
I Opposition, or Straight Dsmocrats,
In the House. on Speaker. eS Onion, and
% Opposition, being about the relative
strength of parties, if the term parry
may be applied. ...,s4 s.
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S UGAR GROW E..


NNHE Proprietor of these Nurseries would
i respectfully inform the public and every
body that his Stock is very complete, and in
most things great in variety and amount. He
would impress on the minds of those wishing
to plant the Importance of procuring good
trees grown near home and Of the best vari e.
ties-all of which we claim to have, while
this is the only place in Eastern Ohio where
GOOD RELIABLE STANDARD
PEAR TREES
can be procured, and at the same time pur-
chasers can be accommodated with anything
they need in the way of TREES, PLANTS, &c.
We would note particularly very large
Stock of Apple Trees,
of fine size and of great vigor. cHERR1Es--a
very superior assortment, and an immense
Stock both of STANDARD and DWARF
PEACHES. PEARS, PLUMS, APRICOTs, &c.
For garden culture we have a very fine
Stock of DWARF APPLES, of the best
and most snowy varieties. DWARF PEARS
and DWARF CHERRIES, and Berries in great
variety. Of HARD GRAPES we have about
80 varieties, including DELAWARE. DIANA
CONCERA, CUYAHoGA, REBECCA, EARLY
NORTHERN MUSCoDINE, &c., &c.
OF Ornamentals, we have an i'm mense stock
both in variety and amount. or Evergreen
and other Trees and Shrubs, Roses, Vines
Dahlias, Phloxes, &C., &c.; all of which we
will sell for CASH, at prices to suit the times
Now is the time to buy, as one dollar will
get nearly as much as two will at other times
and the Trees are of extra size and quality
We are also receiving and forwarding cub
scriptions for most of the Agricultural, Hor
| ticultural and Rural publications, most o
which we can furnish to our customers a
| Club rates.
| CO Address all orders to
JAMES EDGERToN,
Barnesvile, Ohio.
Jan. 8, 1Ss2.-tf.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Court Of Com. Pleas, Monroe Co. o.
Adam Krebs ct al.
against

Peter Wysant ct al. o= 81
JACOB WYSANT, Michael Wysant, Gertrude
u Horn and Peter Horn her husband: Cathe-
rine Swally aud George Swally her husband;
Peter Wysant, Maria Teresa Ulrich, Peter u
rich, Catherine Uirioh and John Ulrich will
take notice that on the 4th day of January,
A. D. 1862, a Petition was filed against them
in the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, by
Adam Krebs and Barbara. Krebs his wife, and
is now ,rending, wherein said petitioners de.
mand partition of the following real estate
situate in Monroe county. Ohio to wit:
Beginning for the same alta stone bearing
south three and one fourth degrees west, Eve
and ninety four hundredths chains from the
north west corner Of section ten, in township
six of range six: No. /, south three and one
fourth degraes, seven and two -hundths chains
to a stone. No. 2; south eighty mine and ono.
half degrees east, seven and twelve hun
dredths chains to stone. No. s: north three-
fourths degrees east, seven and two hun
dredths chains to a stone, witness by beech
six inches, south seventy seven degrees west
twenty-one and one-half links and poplar
five inches, pfrth thirty and one-fourth de-
grees east thirteen links. No. A: north eighty
nine and one-half degrees west, seven aud
twelve hundredths chains to the place of be-
ginning, witness by maple twenty inches,
north twenty degrees west three links and a
poplar Eve inches, south seventy-nin and one
fourth degrees east seventy-ons links, con-
tanning five acres more or less; and at the
apply for an order that partition may be
made OF sal premises.
-Jau. :, 1854 --a.s;.p2 ADAM KREBS.
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v Legal Notice.

JAMES RUSSELL. who resides out
Of the State of Ohio, viii take notice.
that on the I sth day of December 1861,
I fled q Petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, the
object of which is to, cancel Mortgage
given by me to Joseph Forshey. on the
2lst of November 1846. on west half Of
north east quarter of section 8. township
s and range I, 10 said county, and by
Forshey assigned to James Russell. You
are required to appear and answer said
Petition by the second Saturday in Feb.
ruary 1852; or in default judgment will
be taken at February Term of said Court
as by confession. ROBERT CLARK.
December Is, 1s6l.--6w s. so
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The Crisis.

Col Medary issues prospectus tor
the second volume of his very valuasls
paper. It rs large Sheet contains ia-
great number of speeches, messags9 =.
ports, &C.. worthy of preservation. ssd
constitutes, in some measure, . history
of the times. We need hardly say hat
it is Democratic; aud there fore Union
and patriotic to the CORE Price - 90.
Address s. Medary, Columbus, Ohio.
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Ri. ht in Western Virginia, q
Fspeoi.ltl the Cincinnati Commercial

rspeci. t, the Cincinnati Commsrcial.7
Hut. oNsvILLF, Jan. GA forcs con.
sisting f fiar handred of the 25th Ohio.
three ftnd ed of the End Virginia, md
tkirty-ergnt of Bracken's csvslry. he
whole under command of Major Georrs
Webster, of the 25th Ohio, returned @.
day after an absence of six days, having
marched to Huntersville, the depot tor
rebel supplies in Western Virgins. They
attacked aud put to fight sn equal rsbel
force, and burned all the stores, 'sS
The rebel force consisted of four hum.
dred regular cavalry, armed with Sharpe .
carbines, and from three hundred TO I've
hundred infantry and militia. Their cav.
airy attacked rs two miles from Huursss-
vile. We drove them from point 10
point, and finally they beat . hasty retreat
out of town, ss we charged through Il.
Their supplies. consisting Of three han-
dred and fifty barrels cf -four, three thou.
sand pounds of salt, three hundred saltsd
beeves, and large quantities Of sugar.
coffee rice, bacon, army clothing. stc..
worth from 5000 to 5000, were %.
tirely destroyed. We also took large
number of Sharpe's carbines, sabres. piss
tolls, etc.
One rebel was killed and seven wsfs
wounded '-.ss
We had one man seriously wounded.
It was complete success. Major
Webster and bis command behaved e6ls
lantly throughout.
The march was severe one Of . han.
dred and four miles; but the boys tstnra.
ed in glorious spirits. The stafs md
stripes were left floating on the Csart
House. taf .Atse2 i1'etDot oAs -
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E The Indianapolis Journal (Rs.
publican) charges open cowardice op the
25th Ohio, Col. Jones, at the late aasir
on Cheat Mountainl Better charge u.
competency and neglect on Gov. Dsanl.
son. for having our soldiers pat under
Indiana Brigadiersl The charge ID si1.
ply false, eo,oardly and infAnous.-Csss;s.
That's So. ,ss. ASA
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