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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

Rev. BILLY Hibbnrd's Remedies.
FAMILY PlLLS-CARMINATIvE SALVE.
Fer upwards o; fny Years these articles have aod largely
UPON THEIR MERITS a. they Known 10 be reliable
TIE PILLS are snectual for all Fe,s Liver Compls
BiOu,nr, Dysp.i sic Hesdaohe PapAtlou Of the Heart
Nervons Debility Stomach and Bowel DsrspS Seents he
THE sALVE 10 unsurpassed for sall Rhsan, Eryspslss
henniasm, Bols Pimpes Bruises aud all Sores. no, and
Is the bes. PAIN EXTRACTOR ever offered for sale.
Price FOR elthor, Is cents per Dor.
FOR sale by Druggists generally
F G. WELLS 4 Co, snd q. HULK. WhoesIs ASss"
Principal Depot No. 80 John-st., No~.York
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

Howa rd Association, Phisdelphis, for tho Relief q
the Sick Ds,rssssd A,ed w,h Nirui.ni aud Chosie
Disease. and especially Die.sss Of the SeIu.l OTsaGs
Medics Advice given Gratis by tie Acting Surgeon.
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATORkHEA OF SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS snd other Diseases Of the Sexual Or
gems and on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Die
Ia sealed letter enyenpes free Il charge Ad
drsss Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTUN,
Howard Association.
No. South 9h.st. Philadelphia Pa
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- R.R. KINGSLEY Usy5lanE,
Several AFtit sos oaie'
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stnfI.llea ID the R.ebel Army.
[From the n. 7. Tribune.l

IuLu Ila n. 4 AIlUulI'I
The gentleman to when We are indebted
for the following statement Of the rebel
forces has certain source Of Information,
which, though it cannot Of course be made
public, We believe may be implicitly re-
lied on. Il is not mere guess-WOrk, but a
positive return from rebel not likely 70
Be mistaken. Il is perhaps exaggerated,
but even II one hundred men should be de-
Quoted from each regiment, it Would leave
the rebel forcs about 100000 men. The
estimate for Virginia seems certainly
small enough:
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In ths Court Of Uommen Pleas. I

Of Cnyahoga Co., sIats Of Ohio
Lorentus Z. OongeFs Plaintiff, Action for money
against only.
Emory L. Hubbard, Defendant. Attachment
EMORY L. HUBBARD, THE
defendant In this action is hereby notihed
fnaf petition for the recovery Of money only was
on the 10th day Of March, A. d. 1852, nled in the
Olerk's ofioe Of the Court Of Common Pieag alore-
said setting forth that the said defendAntig q indebt
ed to the plaintiff In the sum Of two hundred and
hfy dollars with interest thereon from the 9Th day
September, 1855 upon promt38ory note Of said De-
6sndant dated AitOnR, in the State OF illinois, on
the 9th day Of September. 1858, and made payable in
the sum Aforesaid to Rood 3 BOdley one year alter
date OF which note plaintiff is the owner and hold
sr and that said Petition praYs Judgment agAinss
said defendant on said note for the sum Of go %
nd interest theI con from September 9Th, 1858.
Said detBndant ig further notified that he must
answer said petition on OF before the L1th GAY Of
Nay next, or in default thereof judgment will Be
taken against him. - ,,,
marIq.ls5 PIaintin's AttorneYs.
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k0yisS f.Ddasts 6OOs, e' a. u.s. S'A'' "l Oi''
It OVIAs FOOT, A NONRESIDENT OF
4 said State, and one of the defendants In the
above action is hereby notified that on the goth
dsy of February A. d. 1862, said plaintiff hled
his petition in the Clerks Office Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, setting forth therein that said
defendant, Ransom i. Foot Is indebted TO plain
tiff on Judgment recovered before Justice OF
the Peace in the sum of SlSS 50, leos9 oI suit
S3TO) with interest; that on the 18th OF Deeem-
ber, 1857, a transcript Of said Judgment was fled
in said Clerks office, and thereby from that date
became lien on the following described premi-
ses belonging to said Ransom L, Foot: Situate
in Dover township, in said County and State, and
known bV being part Of lot No. 81, and bounded
on the east south and west BY the east, south and
west lines Of said lot No. s7 and on the north BY
lands owned and set of to Emiline Foot, con-
tanning fifty two acres and twentyeight rods Of
land That said Ransom L. Foot, on the DAY
Of April, A. d. 1853, executed and delivered 70
said Lovias Foot a mortgage deed OF ssid premi-
ses to secure the payment Of two notes, one for
Sll669 in one year, and another note for $3.50
in two years from said sd day Of April, but tnas
said mortgage, though unsatished on tbe reeOLu
in Recorders Office of said County, u wholly can
oelled and said notes are paid, and that neither
said Lovias Foot or his assigDs nave any lien on
said premises by reason Of salu mortgage 1naeos
edness. WhereupOn plaintin pFays Bhat tne ptl-
Ority Of liens may Be determined sale OF sald
premises ordered and money brought IN 70 court
SAID defendant, Lovias Foot, must answer said
petition by the 8lst day of May, A: D. 1852, or IN
default this averment Of said petition as 10 hin
Will be taken a. confessed.
aurl8sT Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NEASTERS SALE-Pursusnt TO the
lF command Of 3 decretal order Of sale from
fhe Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County,
Al the suit Of Malcolm DaTrow against David
Pollock and Others to me directed, shall expose
for sale at public auction, a. the door OF the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on the
2Ist day Of April 1852, at 3 O'Clock p. II. the
following described premises: Situate IN the
township Of Brooklyn, in the County Of Cuyaho
"a. and State Of Ohio, known as part Of original
lot 6fty-three in township Of Brooklyn Aforesaid,
and bounded as fOllOWs:-beginning at the north-
east corner of fourteen acres upon the north line
Of said lot; thence north $50 40 west along the
north line one chain and seventy nine links 70
fbe south line of land owned by the Q, q. / @.
Railroad Co; thence south COZ 10 west one chain
and seventy one links TO the cuvert thence south
s4o west two chains and three links thence south
b7Ke west two chains and one link; thence south
9,<5 east six chains and seventy links; thence
north 1919 east five chains eighty six links to an
elm tree; thence north 22So east nine chains and
four Links 10 the place Of beginning, containing
Eve and 100 acres Of land decided BY John ".
Kirkland and wise to said David Pollock, be the
same more or les. Appraised At $3.50.
LEWIS ". FORD,
A. T. SLADE, Master Comn'f.
Pltlis Atty. ---..----.- mar2Oad4
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Yours respectfully shfgHllEFIrr THAxTER.,
srr,Tr OHIIITI. n 8 O. : Ann s., Is 8

SENATE OHLMBEB, o., April 5th, lsgt.
ttDR J. o. AYEl-Honcred Sir; ! have made
thoToTrh trial OF ths Cathetio Pis, len me BY your
szput and have been cured by them OF the dreadfal
fReunstism under which he iound me suffering
1ibe firgt dOse relieved ne, and few Hgbsequsnt
dogeg entirely removed the disease. feel In better
heaith nov than for some years boforeI which a.
piiIs Yours vita great respect,
Ais' LUOIUS D. METOALT.7
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The above are all from persong who aro publicly
Known where they r0sids, and who would not make
these statements without 0 thorough conviction
PREPARHD By j. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical chemist, Lowell, MASS
And @. W. CLARK, and BY all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
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A DMINIsTRATOR'5 NOTICE
~ The undersigned has been duly egRoinsed 80
Illustrator on tu8 o5tate oi tehn heS SieSl es'
q; dn;,vs - s =
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Omce-llS Seneca st., q few deorB from Superior,
0iscs 6curI from 70 y sna Hon 20 O'e,saE
paliy, lEundayl axoeIto1A azz9
THE GR#FENBER9 FAMILY
HEDIOIEH3 are prepared under the tmmeti'
81 supervision OF . Skillfai Physician, and thel
he inteliiEsnce Of the community is notfnsultsd
b. the ofeF o. 3 single medicine which claims e
cure an aiSea3ss but the Grefenbelg Remedies con
siTt of eleven different Medicines al unequnled tr
fhs cure oi the diseases for which they are recon-.
ats o any Of tss dsssAsss Incident 70 this couAsJ
s1 =, tHispbsrr YeretsbIs pills are better thar
any other kind Of Pills In the World-Drtoe 70 cent
The GrNfenberg Uterine Catholfeon is an inhal1-
bIs remedy for al Female diseases-pTtca Sls50.
FisThe Uterine Oatholicon will also cure gravel
disease Of the kidneys, urinary dlmouty N nlAei
ne STisn 1esg S 5d n 1sSs5a M II
The Grefsnbsrg DyBentery syrup is certain ano
Quiok ramedy for ali diseases Of the oOo
Ths GrHlenbsrg Pile R0medy never fails to perma-
nently relieve this diItre Eling dssase-price 81.
The GrRfe1berg Qhildrsn'l Panaoea z an inyalu
mo Grsfsnbarg Fever and Ague Reniedy ia SOW
reign specific for this particular dseaae-prics SOC.
The GrelsnBsEE Green Mountain Uintmens eKoek
All other 1aVos m it. curative eeots-prioe csnt1
me Grafnnberg OonEumPtiyes Balm Affords ths
most astoni1hlng relisfp AL pulmonary complaint
He5 ForI- TAss5 that ne has known the Gr8isabera
/ O0nsumpt4Is's Bslm used Eith g5eet saeessE y
/ DFO7lY. Oar oEn eSParlonoe suh1Fsntistel hE
s9s eTSlsnbsrr Health Bitters are most DIsssan
Il
The GTeisnbsrE Eys Lotion u unparalleled Ia al
inhanREtS0n or diseases Of the Ege-Prios % esns-
/ pMn. n. b, KMssLHI-Dsar Sir We ieel 4 ? duty
We eve 70 the public, 20 state that nArshAlll "
tholjoon a medicine invaluable fer complaint
cine5ad under the head Of Female Disoaae1 We heFa
/ uSed your Grefsnberg Medicines sAd have been
neatly bonshttsd thereby, 80 much soa mat EeEs
Ehs urios double, We would hay0 the. To the thou-
HEndS OF our sex who suffering nom WeEEnesseoi
We would recommend the Oatholicen g sure pana-
90, It gives strength TO the system and enables
each Of the OfEAns q She body % PaTlTn tneir 81
Mr5 q ~ WHEkE,
g Kiss u BW0EESTEET.
Eaedina, March /, ISL,
| - The shove named Ladies We are personally -
| quainted with, and know tAAt for several yeasl
while we lived In Medina, they we're great ~
Miss s. has been 10 badly aUiotod thAf y was VIZ
diculty she was able 20 stand upon her ieet. ist
bottles o. OatholcOn entirely cured her OF ner oo
/ phiRta. Ny wife received crest beRent from thii
| Tnsdlc7He. We recommend Is 70 TIE ledial oi thh
| county ~ ssfB and efficient rsmsdY for the mnrs
'o''' JoRE WsEse,
Ediisr .OaDbsld Hsrpsz.
| KS. KINGSLEY ,UtsvSlAnf,
/ osfisrRu Several FtNr Cor Ohtes
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JOSEPH 8. GRAEGIB,
March lh lq6q.sg2 AgFiFnes nf Wm. EIsLu.


MASTERS SALE-PURs UANT
lyl to the command Of third pluTtes deoretal
order Of sale from the Court of Common floasJ 0i
Ouyahoga county, Ohio, at the suit Of samuel q.
Brooks and Edwin ". Brooks against hofato n
Gates, Della n. Gates, Augusta Al. MittlebergeE
Edmund q. p. mitfieberFeri v lillian 4lttleDergeEi
Commercial Mutual Insurance 20 . Thomas "a.
Howe Josiah King and William shinns executors
Of Ohas AVery, deceased and Others 90 ne direct
ed shall eX POse for sale, ct public auction - tne
door Of the Court House, in the Oity OF OleEeAn1t
on the 18th day Of April, 1862, st Two O'Clock r
III of said day, the following described pieces OF
parcels Of land to wit; situate In the township q
Brookiyn being number seven in the thirteenth
range Of townships In the Oonneotioqt " S9tern he
sorVe In the Stata Of Ohio and which - also IN ths
county Of OuYahoga and tg known By parcel o land
on west sido Of OuYahoga kiEeT, now In Oitg ol
OuyahOga River; northeFly By land heretofore con-
VeYof to judah OOlt By John al. Mool5eYi west q
Rfvtr street. SO called; and southerly By land for
meriy owned By A fred " iliamss and being nlnety-
nine feet vide on OuyahOga kiyers and eXtendlng
at right angles with River street, and SAID VeT 70
River ~ esf about one hundred and forty FEET, be-
ing tns same land conveyed 20 said Edmund =. =.
N sfteberrer by the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, By deed recorded in Uuyahoga County
RecOrds vol A. paees 43 and 45. And also, anothet
above and bounded nOrtherly By said parcel OF Land
above described; eastarY By CuyahogR Btyeri vest
erIv by said RiVer strust, and sOutherly by line
parallel with the uOrtherlT line ana tHenSy-ene
ieet distant therofre1n, extending IRON 9ela hlsef
10 said River street, being part Of the Aimed VA.
tVenty feet front on said kiVer, snd the Elevator
Building, machinery, and fixtures on said premises
be the same more or less but subject 20 ali Legal
highways. Appraised at 5000.
Adams Osnnsld, Master Uomml!sionsF.
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n az FAIR IN NEIlI
On IN LON LADY Or EH CAnsoH OLu
UHAPrnR 80 EEs.s.r1rr.

UnAEIAh AA-LHl ~ AalElEIs
Fhe pirates IN body Waitsi On Captain Wright 4
sAhd thst noble vsptuin 0fllaliesi did ssy:
sWo nov aPpsar bsioro YUu ia cur chains and
car kne5I,
To Ak ofyoa fnysT, Vhica d giant, sir, fl J
uIeage.
We hear that you are going ts take q 70 New 70
Where Bernum ia n waiting with Q mighty 81
pitchfo7k,
To p,'cs % IN hil MuIsum via the ''Fhas 4
and rIllman,
To foik iEto hiB oclsr8 mere gusrs rs, Il hs oen.
William tiilrnan d thscol1rod maa Who kilisd 90
Bi ates thTc6s
Who had hi vessel olstured While lailinE en
We dss'J Fsst io-bs sEhibited gita hin, sir
That you S ii.h nga your eoutss, sirsaad s. 50
ether WEg sr celcEsA
ffTfhs ~ 4. olr11 araun, 81 rather guzp5ct he VI
s7id tho sagaciou1 pirhfss tEii pt1E9 iour thai
win kill."
And thSn hs snilod quiis EEeetlFt hut llF his ls1
Ths CsDtaing 0f ne 5nne Gfaz aid s2oid hin Lee
But % V5''lIaHisan's a1saAl he eoaldvnOs ShHt
80 70 shs shores Of Jersey At olsshh asst aid,t
(CpETIHUEDl
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Commander in Chief

Total No. regiments of all the States.-S6s
Combined force of all the States. .265 ,sS4
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MEDICAL.

q l. ET, So AID Il + U i hE =
6aRED
Afhsr eli other Trestment Faiis;;
DR.. A. GIBSON,
FormsEtT Of New YORK CityS viii PAY One Haa.
rs SSoTs named dissSsos. He win psY ths ISnS
Eum loE the proof thaf any other Phylioi2n p
ths United s'stsl sEsetE tas Hams diseases Win
SftsF mSoy year. os ihbOriom stusy and exps-l.
SaOe. Dr. GIBSON z happy IN bsiHE S5ls 2 e.
aYEtsm OF treatment for the
sPEEDT. AND PIRMAEHET oURE
g. PRIVATE DISEASES
Win al bad effects srlEing therslrom, lnolIgt4S
DE8ILITY Oh NERVOUS FROSfRA9IOEs i
y ' ISom 3 6Ss s959uSsd "a kuHdrsai of dosfs WITH
lllfgTle phFaelana, who prOfo11 TO treat All prVato
RaladisI With EuoCe5s, and without resolving ths
m fST ls0H dosS NOT boast that be Is member Of
some ColieGo in London or Paris e. perhaps soma
and who hold out gfeat Lp9ct1tiong never 70 % re-
-iised Fnf Shst DR.. GIBsOH might boas. o. it
those who rsEoEe eonndense - his ability and LnteE
rlty and that hs haS PERFECTED an Ams5s.n IsSn
don OK Paris or any patsns medicine 20 squsi ior ths
Eadioal cuEe q s9inal NsAGns.a 1a a 9i1ses oE
rom sexual OF gBaTot abugs.
DF. eIBsOH airo claims fof his new treatment tbs
foIloVi1G adTantzFa1 al osherl yet qi!oOVeroo
Snd frSs ths agenH lred IN no respect disAsTes
a5ls; be uaol no Felics o. the dark ages E1cn g
ofd7EUa noE any ONlios GlAlb1EAo44
no rsStionH "a dst or business Il required; Third,
IL his treatment % positive ane certain In All ee
Hs GtSnd6 prsFarod 60 90 into any public or private
hog1ifRl in che United States and dcn0nstTAte the
ITlnsnas superiority Of his new reAtnent over any
ofhsF now known 70 the world n Point Of prompt
ns1I pcrraansncy EztdEezls lesety and oOnEanionea
% the patiant.
I)T. tfI5SOE & permanently located IN Cleveland,
a1G hag daring the past two yea1s performed many
oure5 Of iSessss WhiCh had for yearS resisted all
ofhsF nodes OF trea4msnk Reference can be given 50
individualS Of the GrHt Eespsotabihy Ia OleVsanas
BoTton, Kew York, and other oitiea In regard 50
] Dgrpepaa- Rhuemhtismi Eor0fala and all chronic
s{seisos treated with superior HncoeE.
81 fIedioins asne 20 eng Fert o. tba coaNsFF o
Or. aIEESA'a EsU EozE On RhgEsos9sy fsg ssls
| e his ssGas- , -.'..-
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%. ". 6AHEg
Adams 4 Usnnsld, Master Commissioner.
pltfi1 AttiyH. marl5:S33

J. b. UOughertys Flalntlns IN the OOuIs o. OJLA-
szRingt mon Pleas Of OuyahO-
Emory L. Hubbard and ga county, ana SEate
Henry ". Hubbard, Defts. Of Ohio.
Action for money only with attachment.
EMORY l.. HUBBARD AND
Henry ". Hubbard, descendants In this action,
are hereby notified that on the 10th day q March
Of said Court Of Common Pleas, setting torth that
on the 2lth day Of February A. D. 1855, at the city
Of GaieabuFR county Of Knox, and State Of ulnol9s
said defendants executed and delivered % one Gnah
Bruner their Joint and several appeal bond bind
ing themselVei unto the said Elijah Bruner TO Eay
10 the use Of this plaintiff the sum Of i've hundred
aud ten dollars which said bond contained con-
dition whereby the said Emory l., Hubbard was 70,
qured and bound 70 prosecute with ehect an appeal
70 the District Ccurt OF said Knox county, rem
certain judgment rendered against said emory IN
plaintiffs favor, By the Police magistrate 81 sac
ciIy and Knox county Is Well az 70 pay WnSIster
iudEment should be rendered against the said Emo-
n on said appeal that said appeal was prosecuted
to 6nal iudgmeRt sgainet the said Emory Tor the
gum OF S25I 50, and costs Of suit amounting to 30
but that said Judgment has not been paid nor any
boad; that execution has been duly issued uDoA
tho eaid JUDGMENT and no property found whereby
the same could be satisfied and tnat SAID Judgment
and a. we'll said appeal bond remain in tnu toros anq
unsaf iHfed, whereby the plaintiff has been damaged
In the sum of S257 IS and costs Of suit IS %. 49,
Knereupon plaintiff asks judgment against SAID
defs1dantS on said bond for S262 93, with interest
thereon from March lst, A. d. 1858.
Said defendants further notified tnat they must
answer said petition on bsiors the 18th day Of MAY
next OF In default thereof judgment will be taken
'-N'' '--' RAHNEY, BAOKUs 3 NOBLE,
r,nrss,s9f piainfiG,a kttnnpe1E.
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Real ESTATE.

WI lGSTERN LAND.---H. II. LII Is
wv TLE, OF the Iats hTm Of Littieg keyeai b
coustantiY On hand large quantity o. Gne harlnis
Ta1d n IcEa, wisconsin aud Hissoufi, 70 sKchanEb
~ 6tT or oItFT Tesl egttte, 0r pors sonal ProPezt
CIHco Win Ro1Ee q 5sEninSs. hArbls bi0oSy supe
finF Etzese- - -. A2-1-s
r YMAN IslTTLk,
- r. rsaibE &c
REA L. ES z AT n,
Es.ns a rrsa4 variety Of farm1 aud City ProB6-ts
aoT sac Or Bent. Also, oaoioe Farming A.eadl q
E5iohigau, Illinois, Wilcon1ins Iowa and mi18cnE4
IlFsJfii5s 10. AtWsssT Building, pisyeland, y,
sb&R1
EAI ESpATE---E. IN. K&HES,
n CIoraefly 81 tis hTlh q Eiitis5 KgFaI51 has
55snsd & Eaal EstasO once IN ko1se's Block, corr
s.sStsSfiT on han6 saVsrsi thouGAkd aofe1 Of lFHt
.1siitV of Farming Lands IN tbe efHiel- q In.S
t75-ccnrin and Missouri, % eLcharqe Tor city Gnd
.-nerT y Glo6sFtFi alBo for ell kinds q raTIonai
Srs5.srty. PSTt 0Aih ~ 4 Necessarily s5FittaE
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NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO AN
In ordsr made By the Judge Of the Probate Court.
Tor the County pt OuyGhog in tho metuei Of the as
siRnment OF William EisEo, shall oer for sails 81
public section, at The door Of tho Court H5useI In
said county, the 18th day Of April 1852 at two
O'Clock r. n, the following described Notes and
AcoOuni8, 70 wit, being ths assets Of said assign
menfi, .sTE- 81.
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LAKE TRANSPORTATION.
AGAINt
SHIP wa
BALTIMORE 3 OHIO

BALTIMORE & OHIO
AND
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAILR'D.
~ Through Receipts and Prompt Dolivsry bV
this F0ute 70
BaItim0Fs, RsshiagtOR Os, PhilodslDhiG and
Keg York.
WThis Road n open and fully prOteStedby Gov
eminent.
Gu-Raesu a. Low a. By any Other Route. ~
JOHN OARI.IsLE, Agent.
J.H. SULLIVAN, ~.
GenT Western Agent B o. B. B
OTFTcE--Ho. ~ River ST., cor Light House St.
Cleveland. April sth, l962:Bl2
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(CQETIHU1Dl

Tha pHtroaS of Union Hall and the plbllo IN
sral VII plea1o take notics that Ge are nov onsi
the greatest BaEEainIln
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Smith Lilly, Pppf,

TS. In Cuyahoga County
Ransom L. Foot and }Court of Common Plea, j,
LoViss Foot, ct. al. de- State Of Ohio.
PENDANTS.
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M. HIRNON.

FrofssSoF Of HeetTcFashy aHd AeSiSiae,
Omee-llS Seneca st., few doors from Superior,
up stairs, i.,,
Ualiy, (sundays eXosDtO1A asg9
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Property received By the dLnars1t Railroads O.
tention to the Sale and Puruhasa Of PrOduoa3 nd
Ssrchandi8e and Oonaignmsnt. Liberal Cash .
anass mada on Grandparents. El
STRetsr 70 Banks, Bsnkers and Buainsu Aen
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FORNINa a pkI1E LINE
AND A TRLWEEKLY LINZ
Chicago, MIwaukss end Ihtsrmodiato ports.
AeENEs.

NHLUIs . DIIIIEIUI n
mArsazE Os1sinad. 6his.
, 1862-08-27

Especial Correspondent: C Of the Chicago T1ib1ue.1
ST. LorIs. August Is, 1859.
The campaign against guerillas in this State
has been more successful than the most san
guine dared to anticipate. The principal
guerilla gangs have been equelc1ed rapidly,
and for the time being effectually- If the
State m11itia1nen NOW organizing into conpa-
pies and regiments in the interior counties
perform their duty, no more serious guerilla
affairs will again disturb the peace Of the
State. The concentrated gueri1la forces have
joined hands under Quantrell, Coffee. Up.
Hays, and other captains and colone1s, and
are LOW On full swing hurrying South Eard.
Poindexter's and Porter's gangs in n ,rth Mis-
souri, have been squelched aud scattered
They are now concealed probably on the
farms and in the houses Of their sympathizing
friends In remote localities. The Union men
Of the country know these fellows. They have
been their ncighbors, and they are well aware
Of their proceedings during the last SIX weeks.
They know their haunts, and 1t Is clearly their
duty to bring them to Light and to Justice II
continued exasperation can arouse the resent
ment Of orr Union men in Missouri, the guer.
flas who are now at taeir homes will never
trouble Union men again. Local militia com.
panies ought to hunt them out of their holes
as If they were dogs. Cold lead will settle the
long accounts Of these enormities in gueri1ls
warfare. ANY other course than this vii
surely be regretted hereafter. At the end OF
few months when peace again reigns, ant
everybody has been 1ulled into dreams Q
security, when Union troops are widely scat