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ne slruarIsn e uorinth.

All reports Of the eVncuahon Of OOrinth
Sssu to have been premature and unfound-
e. Our dispatches report Beaursgard IS
ealing in au rsbsl troops to thnt point for
ths decisive battle Of the Southwest. he
~ alSo ordered the cotton and other crops
st Memphis 70 be destroyed, and the order
e bang carried ont. An immense amount
a Sugar end molssses is reported to have
ben relied into the river, while ell Gotten
z slthsr Destroyed Orssnt into the interior.
The rebels from Bsaursgsrd down to
ths market msn Of Memphis, have no hope
: q fSEving hat city from the hands Of the
1odsrals.
Genera HAlleck's lines have been slowly
bat surely pushed forward until. cur sd
vaaos occupy ground formerly occupied By
ne rsbSls. The great battle cannot be
postponed mush longer, unless Bsaursgard
himSsR follows the crops into the int
rioE, snd this he does not seem Likely to do
And ifbs sights ct eli, be must do Il before
ear Sect reaches MenPhiS, or be win bs
hsnnsd In. Therefore We look daily for
usRs Of the impending bstsle.
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Oo.moaoTs Feois CoulDs 70 Clsvslaad.

Oonmsdore Fssts Oou'lDs 70 Clsvelaad'
We lssrB that Commodore A. h. FoOse,
the commander Of the Upper Mississippi
navy, and the hero Of Fort Henry, Fort
Donelson, Columbus, and Island No. 10, is
nov On his way from the Zee. to visit bis
brotbsr-ths Hon. John A. Foots--snd Oth-
er friends In this city. Commodore FOOte Is
still suffering much from the wound be re-
eeiysd st Fort DOnelsOn, and doubtless ands
IL necessary to leave service for few days
10 recruit. Ne congratulate our cltiHens
upon the prospect before them of seeing
aad hearing the gallant oOmmcdOre,sn and We
trust that Cleveland viii give him such 3
welcome as shall tell him that the Western
Reserve Oan appreciate the surprising skin
bravery and energy which he has shown in
the responsible position in which he was
placed by the Government BIS record in
shis var Is unarRished BY q single stain,
while his splendid course sf successive vic
tories kAs given him prestige that rebels
fear end lOyAlisss delight TO honor.
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II i
aOOdS-they stre6sthsied with sn6ir weight
the lines Of the tail fohOas-they spotted
while they manufed the fields Of growing
whest before the line Of our mnskstry tire
they paved the earth-they were thick Ia the
iorts-thiekar on the edge Of the t!mbered
positions where our she'll and grape smote
them from aiar, and would alone have dis
couraged their bayonet charges II numbers
had not Justified them, and the laws Of battle
required them. The poor corpSes ofthe poor
teIioRs--(Who eqR hate the dead foe that In
worn, and Oheep, and comfortless, and Ill
fashioned, and rudely patched, and dirty
clothing, appeal 70 you through that poverty
Of the poor snd that helplessness Of the ignO-
rant Witch ell over the globe is heard and
respected BY the generous)-were lying eve
ryWhere under the feet Of our advancing reg
Imenis. The sun Of Tuesday went down on
the unfinished work Of our burial parties
The labor Of interment begins again this
morning. The whole day viii scarcely suf-
Gee for e.
The battle Of WIlliamsburgb, in HslntEsl-
man's portion, was an infantry battle pure
ly. The use Of artillery was almost impos-
sisle. Il was q square, stand up hght with
leaden balls and steel bayonets, for conduct
ing which to q successful issue no man In
the United States could have been better
chosen that this griEzled and bronEed Penn
sylvanian Of SO years active service. It is
not the hattery Of compliment to say that he
saved the battle and saved the army. It is
truth which the soldiers and officers on the
left gratefully feel and surely know. From
the beginning Of the action 70 the end Of 1t
be was without superior in rank, and re-
ceived not single command. Every mem.
Der of his staff caught his resolu'e and fiery
spirit. When the ominoua words, " It is
retreat" began to be heard among the dis.
coursged New Jersey troops, hIs Medical
Director (AIilhau) packed up his instruments
and ranidly began to place bis wounded in
amulsnces and wsgons, using force and
threatening death to the few that refused 10
assist in the duty. But NcKesveTs prompt
remedy to the early symptoms Of parie
restored him soon to his dreadful labOrs.
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NerfsIk aud ths Nuvy.Hard surrondsEsd.ii'
The nierrimnc Blown UB---fhe DleelF'
siPpi elsos HnEaso thss heSsi'-'-I ne
So Rebel Fleet DsspoFsod
Event follows event in such rapid SUGGEST
ion that We can scarcely keep pace With them.
q E.Sh mOrnlne We give our readers history
enough for year Of ordinary life. To-day
vs have 70 chronicle the faot that the city Of
No1foIk, win Portsmouth, GOsPOrt and the
NaVy-Yard, have surrendered to Gen. Wool.
The Starr and Stripes again wE'e where
tbsy never should have been haaled down
but Ssr shs incapaclty Of an apparently fright
onad omolal. The iron monster &'rrinnaO'
which has lived It's brief life Of fame wa
blowh up By tie rebels and Lies At the bottom
Of Elisabeth river.
Cen. Mo0lsllan was At last advioea within
twenty-five miles Of Richmond and rapidly
s pressing forward.
Our ganboah have gone up the James
river 10 cut Of the rebel army and to attack
RlchaOnd II they are needed for that Servics
srainst the panio.striCksn city.
Com. FOots's feet have had an engagement
vi.h The rebel aest. TRo Of the rebel boat
Nurs sunk, and the rest disPsrsed.
Thee important fsuts were received IN tn'
oity yesterday By dispatches from those il
Washington who know. The Associated
PFssu reports VIII doubtless give part or al
Of thsn before this paper goes to press.
-- Fhs knsn ofrsbsiliOp 3 ringing cut In fear
fully changing tones which must strike terrOl
% the hearts Of its sdhsrsnts.
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areat Fire az Tro1.

ThsHty Of Troy, N. z, was visited By an
tamsnBs eonasgratiOn on Saturday. The
asmss caught IN the rsilrOad bridge, aud
rapIdiy spread into the business portion Of
ths toun. Many public buildings were
burnsd, and & great portion Of the town
isid IN ashes. A high wind prevail
-. drlviag The flames with fierce velocity,
sna stSP. u there Vas no telling where
isvould stop. Everybody vas packing up,
prep.rinF to remove. Many buildings
TorS blown up 70 stay The progress Of the
- Z. es1-- q % sas5ssz.eF aaaF -
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BUFgALO n1ARKET-may 10.

FTOUR-MArket quiet and unchanged
WHEAT Market QUIT. Sales l4,fo0 bush sU-
her Milwaukee at &C: 5000 bush Chicago spring or
nriva.e terms: soon busn Whtts Indiana At y03.
GNptf N-Mark@t ahsde easier. Sales T,0n bu new
At SIC; i4O0 bush at s7he; 1900 bush Of sseS 100
bush prims old Z 6eBo
CANAL FRBiGHTS-llo on wheat 70 New
InPORTs-l7OO0 bbls G cur; III 900 bush wheat;
81 on hush corn; 400 bush bar'ey:
EXPORTS No returns from the canal ONCE
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DR.. I. W. AVER
Receives patients daily, at the

@sCS9AHDo PefpA~AA- ~ANsAAdq - AA4e
WEDD ELL H0U SE.
BIS extraordinary success in the speedy and par.
mansnt Of these diseases, Is we'll e der de-
eases dat isdrooy lead @ consumption, has ELECTED
the strongest testimonials from many Of the best
citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity.
Persons suffering from coughs, night 5Woat8, bleed
Ing at the lungs, general debility. partial dSass,
imperfect sight, Ioas Ct voice. enlarged neck loss Of
appetite, languor, despOndsncT, heart complaint,
didiculty Of breathing diseases peculiar to Woman,
&C., should apply Immediately,
By this new system the remedy lI carried directly
to the dirsassd part, and . CUBE Is effected, even
after all other medicines aaTe bean tried In vain.
~ The Patient begins 70 improve fIon the VsFy
day Of beginning 70 uss the medicines. ThsT are
highly aeesBtabls to pstbsnts who cannot taks
'istrong medioine8."
~ The Doctors ehargsI are always reasonable
and especially Hgat to those In limited eir0uEl-
stances
The strongest testimonials from hundreds Of ths
best people in this ssctiJn Of the country WIN b
shown upon application. apii-dSW
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FBIEND II NEED. TBF II.
Dr. BWsss'I INEAEbIBLB EIEIHE1TE . pr8
iarsd fom the recipe o. Dr. Stephen BEse, e Con
aoetcuts the great bone SETTER and hEa ben n1sd
N bis vraetloe for ths Last twenty Tsurl Eiih ths
nost aStonishiag success. AZ an external rsDedy
ia vitheut rival, and win alleviate pain m0ra
psedily than any other prspafaiion- Tor az 3nsu-
natio ana Nervous Disorders it q truly in1ulbl5,
ND as curative Tor s1rsa, Wcunds, sprsll1, 6ria
q, 90, its soothing, hsaling and powerful 1scgth
nng pro9snsitisI, excite tie Just wonder nd -.
soaishmsnt 0fau VINO hsFseFsr given @ 3 tzlaL-
Over four hundred osTtifcases q reuaTEsbla cnrs1
srEorrasd b. e Eishiaths last tIlo FeaEl, utf e
lts faot, Strong Armstrong, Agent1 ior Cl8Fs-
md. oeclQ1itooilll tIltift
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stmr. NAY Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop Burlington, Blodgett, Buffalo.
Brig Globe, Clifford, Chicago, $50 tons railroad
iron.
sehr. Ciarabel, Bearse, Milwaukee, coal.
Schr. TopaWanda Averil, Detroit, coal.
Schr. Grace Murray. Moore, Chicago, coal.
sohr. L. O. Butts, McEWan, WyandOtte, coal
TX tons bar iron
Schr. John L. Gross, Grover, Chicago, coal.
Schr Bell City, Williams, Buffalo, coal.
Schr Ironsides, WadswOEth, Chicago, coal
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PlPER HANGINGS
TAlLlRlnG.

A IENTLEladn . OLO4Hgs OLEAH.
u ne, 1e1oles.ng e1a .s9elng r. E.ta5li 5lil1ras5t;
teroaltsF devote his Attention q cleaning. rsloTl.
ing and moldllg qentl1ngab eiothing- Re ~
osnflsan Will Ed Is for thslg intarsst daring ~
hart t1leg 70 giT1 AR. Aflr trial
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OsWRGO 0IARKRV-Muy 10


FB0UR-Warket esGy.
WHEAr-Tn fair milling demand. SaLe3 aUO
bush prime OhiesgO spring at s2c; NO. DO at s0,i
I,GfB bush Winter rcd western on private terms.
ftDRN-w warEet doll. sales 6oyG0Q old lndlAna
&c; ono bush do ct s9c
Oteer grains quiet. -. -.
CANAL RR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nou &c
Wheat ll5Sc IN New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-500 bblS hnur; 1900 bush
wheat; 80 o hush corn; ls on bush barley.
CANAL. FXPORTS- 2.2n bbis nour; llsOoO bu
wheat; 1900 bush corn; q 900 bush b riley.
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coal.

Y. 4. on.--...................n- G. WALLACE.
NOKEl OOKEii O0KEi w.
~ 4. WALLACE 4 son MaEufsstuTeES OF OOKE
ron the vure
AIsa-Dealer1 in said Goal for SmifhinE and Doe
EssEto PurpossG WI al srdsrl for the ooieorltsd
yEFBERSOE FIRE BRfOK,
FIRE CLAY lgrouldil
QELdNUX TOPS
~--- WAITE PLPE8,
" a. WALLACE 3 SOY,
HamuoudEEille. fe6uFgon Oo.t o.
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CHIOAGO MARKKT-nIaI 10.

TzY EELbGzAFEsl
FLOUR-Niarket dull.
WHEAT-MaTket Inactive and arm, Sales 81
Tg07oc for No l; 7p157la for No.
CORN-mNrket unchange. Sales ct 257fG4ic toI
aKGEiPFs-s,So bSls hsuri IT,OQO bush wheat
'0ST8 0SSTH8TTPMENTs-s,4OO I'm bbs -four; 5000 bushsll
corn
EXCHAN8E-UnchAnzed. Gold scarce, s<ess
q ee1E premium.
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DIED.

In this eIgy, Saturday eVsnioF. Nay 10th, MARY
T.. wife Of Jacob Hudilns aged 2s years.
Ths funeral will take plaza on Monday at O'Clock
P. NJ, hom ths residence Of his mother, No. q
ParlTasn Street.
Chicago papsrH please oopy.
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The iren-clsd vessel, the IrOnsidss, was
successfully launched ct Philadelphia on
Saturday morning.
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vEssELs PAssNo.-The following vessels passed
Detroit on the eth:
UP-Propellers Pittsburgh, Acme; baIks Raw
son, Naomi; brigs Fanny Gardner, Mary CanoPusi
schconers Cairo, Matt Root, Whip, Dan Marble,
Australia, W. Raynor, J; Weber, y, N. ISqualli
Villas, Ketchum, g. L. Newman, Fl Tempo,
Rapid, Eliza Logan. R. Dart
DoWa-Propeller Fountain City; barks Fame
Mainland; bTigs Banner, Lewis; eehooners NeW
Lishond, Col Fairchild, Nightingale, John W ee.
den Merrimac, West Wind, p Mills, A. Bradley,
Presto, St Paul, Kingsford, Dauntiess. Roberts
RObecoa.
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M A R I N E
PORT OF CLEVELAND,

EETERzD-May 8.
Stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Burlington, BlOdgett, Buffalo.
Brig Globe, Clifford, Buffalo.
Schr. Clarabel, Bearse, Milwaukee.
Schr. Grace Murray, Moore, Chicago.
Schr. John L. GfOss, Grover, Buffalo.
schr. Fireman, AYeril, Port Huron, 30 d shtngle
so cords -.
sSchr. Bell City, Williams, Buffalo.
Schr Middlesex, Dorchester, Buffalo.
ScoW Supply, Fargher, Kelley's Island
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MILWAUKEE MARKET,-NEay 10.
~ FELEaRAFH.l
FLOUR-In better demand.
WA EAT-Markst firm. Sales ct SOC foE No. l.
nc for No. 2.
4 EORTPa-s,2O 200 bbls -four; l0s 900 bush whest.
SHIPMEN rs 900 bbls aouri 5000 bushels
wheat.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

lAAEOELLAAEOG0
The following items are from the Detroit Ad'
Vertiser of the 10th.
AeRouuD-The Canada schooner Orion bound
from Chatham to some point below with cargo
OF lumber, grounded on Sandwich point yester-
day morning. During the whole Of yesterday,
her crew were engaged in tightening her cargo,
70 get her ahOat
sLooP SuLTANA, formerly the steamer SultHpai
leave on her first trip. For sloop she is nam
moth looking era for these times.
FAsTEsr YElsEI---The fastest sailing vessel on
our lakes, either by or OG the wind, was pointed
out to Us lying IN the stream. She Is bound for
Chicago, and ia called the Matt Root, owned and
a. present commanded BY Captain Smell, Of Rock
dale, Pa.
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ENYEL0PES.

TNVkL0PESI ENVELUPESiI
@0,gOo EnYelopes Of 80 Sizes, qualities aad col
on bFiisls 81 tbs Gsass- Ccznhls Eoozl' ebszs e
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Bg~soId By Druggists generally.
AGENTS WANTED. Agents and DeslerI far
ni1hed aE reduced prices. Address all orders to
Dr. o. ". CRAY, Sole PropritoT,
S19 Pittsburgh street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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SPFcn A1THES.
INPnRPANF 10 FEE1IEs
DR. CHEM EMAN,s pr1ra


DR.. CBEes EMAN's PILLS
ThseOmbiuatian Of iosrsdisa IN fhsss Pms .-o
ths result ofa long and extensive BrzetIos. nv
are mid in their psratiOn, and oeftain IN eo-r,et
Ing al irregularities, painful MsrsturIasno. ~.
moving all sfEuciions, WHISTLER from eo;d o. s,bs,
wise, headaoas pain in ths siss Balp.atio1 a ~
art, whites, all nervous al etions mysteries 4,
tigue, pain IN the bssk and limbs, 90 dhtarb,a
slosp, which arise 4 ON intsrrupfion 81 pafur,
DR.. GHEESE1kAN N7S PILE
vas the eommsncsnent Of rev era IN ths tFs,s.
mant Of those inequalities snd obItruotisns rhh
have eoEsignod 20 many 20 . pFsmaturs grrTe M
isnals enjoy good health unless shs b rs~ul.r
and WhsEsvsr an Obstruction AXIS piscs the grr,I
health begins % decline.
DR. oHEESE1EATs PEIg-
are tie most efsotual rtRsdT sFsr kuoan D. aIl
complaints pscaliar 70 Tsnalss 70 IN olr4-,. -,
are invaluable, IN usins. with certainty, rsriodio-I
regularity. They are kaoga 70 thousaads, vho
aaFs u5sd them aE different Bsriods ihroughout ne
country having the sanction Of some q t1s r,ogt
suins4t Ph5 slelans 10 America.
fEp lett directions, stating when thsy stsuIf use
Be used, With each Box. Ths prics 8l,oo pcr Box,
containing nom o. 70 90 Pulls.
Pill s-nt By msii, p-ompsiy, hy renting = ths
Propii tor. told 5l DruEgisis generally.
k.B HUTCgIhGs, Prorrisfo7.
. Cedar st.s New York.
- sold Rholosais and Rstail 10 CIsTslsnd b.
STRONG & ARM TROEe. apris;souR7
BRAEDEErH's VEsEFABLE PIBIs
Are infa ibls for s0stTsntss, spasms lols q nrrs
tie, sick headache, sifdinsss sonss Of bloan4 A.
Ter meas, dizziness droa siness, and crsmplne
palms, ard all disorders Of the stomach ana bowels.
~ Original Letter e. "a Canal Street New
York.
J. J. O. COOK, publisher % the stass BzbnsF,
Bennington, Vt says he was attacked Tits nfg-
Pc s1As and suffered 80 severely from g. tat not
particle Of food could b swallowed uithout ocs-
Hioning the most une0mflrtsbls sensation in hi5
stomach. For rye years Re suGsrsd from fhfE
dresiful complains, Ehsn Re Used BRANDsrFHss
PILLS. 1hs ara box did Hof bsnoaf ain uuoh,
but the second producs1 change, ond b. the tina
be had taken six boEss c OOHPLE Z OgaF vn4
elected. BE says; Ny dysDzpsia Was gene, and ~
e1Dssiaiion Of an early death vanished .
BRsHD ETHs Pills are soli e the vrlnciu-I
Oiaes, s9G CANAL ssrlst, snd Unaon SQUARE, Hsv.
York.
Obtain Your ar5s s1PFlT from one Of fhsss d-,oe7.
ORION ons Of the regular sdTstissd asanfs a. ths
Genuins BEaudrelh's Pnisi yau viii thsn krov hon
70 discern batFesu ths ;Fus and ialss.
Sold BY A. s. Gardner, z2s suverior street Cl,r,,
land, Ohio and b. al rs5pe- table dsasr5 il ne.
eincs.
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WOOL TWINE, BROWN DO,
w R0SS, OOEdaSSJla. E.E.AAEEOkDA
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WHTpR T.RAn W0RRa

Tho subseribsrI have On ha1d GuBsEior arEIsI5 90
Pass Whit Lead. also TIE shsassr srsdal, aaios
ihsy oasr 70 ths s-sas at vsry IOw priosl t5r o,A
Fsb. 3, 1854. JOHN WEBsTss 50.
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AN INFALLIBLE
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The Most Wonderful Article ever offered 70
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the SeVersst Pains and Soreness
Of every description
that the
HUMAN SYSTEM IS AFFLICTED WITH.

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new IS.

FOB LAKE SUPERIOR.
THE BAVORLTE SIDE -
L wheel Steamer
ILLINOIS, CAPT R1DHs,
nsdist. ? rs On Lake superior On MONDAY, May
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LlBARIEs,
& 6. UNION.
ZIG LibF.sri's' 10 volumes sss'b....-...SI0.
az g & g ,,n T5T
and n my Volumes to be sod separate.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
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Ons hundred TOIumsA, SO.
BOSTON TRACT SOCIETY,
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end great VARIETY Of neatly bonnd book, suits bic
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rrioes Il. MBAREJL,
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Produce COmmIss'n Merchants,
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~ @Li9saI Cash Advance on Produce. -Ssa
y. z: Hsndsn Bank, Cortland, 7 Bank Of
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Bank WstsrtoWn, n, T. aud Bu,inesS Men gem
orally. n. q. DEmING,
enos With AlOstt Horton. Water water 9 'H''
msyIl Cleveland, Ohio.
.HOOP SKIRF7-FoR LADIES,
II Misses ind ohiIaEsn -.
ID EDEMPTION-TAX SALE
~ John PoTtE has depoai q thrss dollars and
. Kty cents to redeem lOt SIS in b StoaeB otn Mt
B'o1klyn township sold for taxes January, lsb2 TO
no HAWKINS,
,,,..-,- =, County Auditor.
dleveland. Nay 9. s52 msyl2s7
Andrew An rows, dei's -
g. B. sHvsrnai and Js- o. ulsveIsnS tEp, cuy.
rome B, sid5gsT5sil;t d.,S5si5;t, ah0SA county ohio
A TTAOHMENT.-ON Tn 21sT
IA day Of April, 1882 said Justice issued an ordeai
Of Attaohment in the above action for the sum Of
twenty seven l2 100 uOlllrB The time to which said
case 1! conduu.d for trial iS June STA Is3 at nine
O'Clock A. IL. F.E
s. B. eILVARHAIL and
J, 3. bILN EREAIL,
By A. ElWoll, their Attorney.
OlsysIsod, May Z, isslssg
Benton Broths:s, Pl'as, Before 5. FOg,mbo, !. P.
". , OfUleVe' and, TWp, OuY.
O. ". Ohamberlln, d'ft.J sh0sa County. oklO. ~
A TTAOHMENT.-ON yHK 26IH
IA day Of Marrh, Iss7 said Jcstice Issued an or
der OF Attachment in the above action Ior the spm
Of one hundred and three H. 90 dollars and interest
from Jan p9ry % 1s52, The time to which said fs
continued for trial Is Nay hlBt, 81 O'Clock A. n.
naYlOsse9 BENTON BROTHEBs.
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MORNING LEADER.

lIOND1Y ROR TlNa. NAY i9, fs62, /
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

nsnt Of thoss inequalities snd obstruefioas VIA
have eoEsignod % many 70 . pFsmsturs grsYs. Ne
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and Whsnsvsr an Obstruction sakss piscs the general
health beqfns % decline
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-12

Bya association OF tdess, too, spriDgi &
from contrast, recalled a muddied figure
lying In Fort No. 2 from the Rebel left, In
the Well-knoWn dull grey uniform and the
uniform gFaceless slouch not, Of the canal
driving pattern of the New York and Erie
tow path. The Confederate uniform gray
blanket was drawn high up from bis POOR
shoes and his ragged stockings, and covered
the soldiers head. Thinking him to be dead,
lifted il, and ssW beneath head that would
have served for bust Of Attils overlooking
Rome. The brow hsd wOnderfu, force and
infpite will, mixed with the beauty of wo.
man. The most charming clusters Of let
black hair, and flowing beard, that shone
In the sun, mingled with the streams of
blaoker blood that seemed 70 glue the mouth
IN the soil. Swollen aRd 0iscolored as was
the Jaw, and blosted the lips, the face and
whole head were of q magnihceGs cast Of sav.
age grandeur and elegance. His hgGre, too,
was Titap's-yes when our surgeon and bis
aids began to placs under him board, 70
bear him Of 10 cur hospital, the fesbleness Of
q man who had been lying "a hours IN the
rain, with his Jaw Bhsttered and his threat
torn apart with q Minie musket ball,
asserted ansW the supremacy Of the
nervous sensibility over the spirit
Feeble groans-the groans Of q dying Girl
baby-gurgled through the blood which filed
the RieAnJic soldiers mouth and protested
against pain Abandoned wounded In forts,
IN corn hslds, In chUFchsa, la court houses, In
record on ,es, IN colleges, In hospitalsi What
Of the abandoned dead They strOWsd the
St. Cloud Democrat., 1862-10-09
Anec cdotes Of Abeycrombie

During one mf the attacks ON Aber.
crombie Mr. Edwin Wright entered sta.
ble to protect his horses just as an Indian
entered At an opposite door. Mr.. Wright
fred but missed him, when be cooliy fixed
bis eye o" that Of his adversary while he
took deliberate aim and fred he Nr.
Wright dodging and receiving the ball in
Lis shoulder AZ he moved steadily up.
when, wounded a. be was he trsns6xed
the red skin with bis bayo.et.
The orderly sergeant Of the company
there during one of the fights called atten-
tion vf +. Lamb to an Indian on horse
tack halt mile vff, and taking aim with
his howitzer threw a shell ut him. 1t fell
directly under the horse and burst If iuy
horse aud rider and scattering ,hem in
fragments. The remains If the h. re
were afterwards found, but the ludixn had
been carried off.