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FOR SALE OR Rent.

A SSIGNEES SALE.-Pursuant TO An
"A order made by the Probate Court in the
matter Of the assign ment of c. II. Robson, in
favor Of the creditors, ! shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House.
in sad county, on the llth day Of July, 1863 at
o'clock P NJ. the following described lands and
tenements, 10 wit:
LIST. The east 4 Of southwest a or section No
"a, Township 7s, north Of Range % west, in War
rem co hty, IN the State Of lows, being so sores.
Appraised at $40.
ID The southeast 4 Of the southeast 4 Of
section Is, in Township 20, north of Range 26
west, being in the county Of Dallas, SraTe Of
Iowa, being 40 acres. Appraised at sI2O.
Sd. The southeast u OF section y and the
northeast = Of the northeast u Of section q, in
Township 81, north Of Range 80 west, being 10
the ecounty Of Calhoun, in the State Of Iowa, ana
being 200 acres. Appraised at $500
4th- The southeast 4 and south x Of north
east Of section -, aud the west y the SOUTH
west Z, and the southeast u Of southwest 4 Of
section 20, in Township 70, north Of Range 80
west, and the east = Of nortT east q # section
y in Township 50, north Of Range 30 west. being
IN Guthrie county, IN the State Of Iowa. and be-
ing % acres. Appraised al $3.50.
Terms cash j. S. GRANNIS,
Assignee Of c. H Robson.
CLEvELASD, JCue 10Th, 1853 iunelo4f7
EOR RENT-LARGE ROOM IN
American Buildings. suitable for Manufactur.
'ag PURPOSES 9nquire Of V. @. WILLIAM, Ofiot
nth Ba krs Noble am q
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood ere

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost or suspended BY NAL practices and
oious habits that will inevitably lead 10 hsrediary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths lad
down In the treatise HUMAN FRAILTY, or PEY,.
IoLoaICAL REsEAR0HEs" Il Is eIaboratsly illustra-
ted with eolored engrayings and Wili convince ne
most hardened and uncoDosrned, ss we'll e. relieve
the mindsof the most desponding, By leading then
In the right channel for relief OF bodily and msntA
agony and despair.
BS-Sold By Or. BARROW, 1e8 Blsscker-st., n. 4.
Price 25 cents Sent free everyVhere. Sec advsgtss.
msnt OF i" Triessmar'' in smother eoluna.
Sold Alao BY G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
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UNION STATE TICKET.


FOR Governor-JOHE BROUGH, CuYafoga Con- t.
Lieut. Gov.-CHAS. aNDERSnE. Monfe0me'y g
SUP. JudFe-HO KING u. HUNTER, Fa'rield =
Auditor Of Ntate-J MIS- 81 GODNAN, 1sarion q
Tres Of state C Vui.sFY UsRShF- aTl !,
ID Pub. WoIks-JNU NJ BARRE -, ltlEh Gnd I
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Don't fai' to procure hrs. WIHSLOW's sOOTH-
ING SYRUP forCHILDREN TEETHTEG.
This Vaus PR para;on is the prescription Of enc
o. the best Fe isie Physicians and Nurses IN tn
United ststes AM has been used for thirty years Vf
nayer falling ets ami suecess By millions Of moth
ers Rnd ehlldr from tho feeble infant Of ons week
old 10 the adalt. 1t cot only rleve7 the child from
PAIN, bur invigorstes the ttomach AID bowels cor
reefs aeioity, and gives tone aud energy to the hole
system IL viii almost Instantly relieve -.
GRIPPING IN tbs BOWELS AND WIND COLO.
We boliCvo il the rest and surest Remedy IN the
Warld. in All ea7ts Of Dysentsry and Diarrhaa in
children, whether il arises fr0m Teething or from
any other sase. llF
-fua direetions fer using viii accompany saEs
bottle None genuine unless The facsimile Of OUR
It's PERKINS, New York, is on The wrapper
SArSod By all Medisine Dealers. Principal Omos
48 Dey-St.i New York ...... . rfT
Price sniy 25 Cents per Bottle.
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NEW STYLEs-BOYS STRAW
IN hats, received at BENEDICTs.
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SENT FEEE
For the Benefit Of Nervous Suffer
- ers. The WARNING VOICE on
Self-Cuve OF Debility, Consumption -
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, &C, by > forulaT
sufferer. Enclosing stamp, address
D. II. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mas,
PREVENTION BETrEB THAN CURE,-Thg
gew French safe is the only article ever recommend
% By the nedical Profession a sATz and SURF PF
7enttve. Samples sent sAEELT COEcEALED, to .
si'irecs on receipt Cf stamp. dec28 81
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a gslrnp In aErp-TRY

sE3hND IN sEED-TBY II
~ sEset'5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il prsparl
IRON the recipe o. Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of OonneotioI
the great bone setter and has bsen ussd in hls pr
tioo for the last twenty years with the most astouI
g success As an external remedy Il is Withous
VAL and VIII alleyate sain more speedily than an
D. aer preparation For az RhsumAtio and NarFuls
fsorders u ia truly inaluble, sad a. curative foi
3'rest houndss Spraina, Bruises, &C., its soothinE
1aiins end poE erul siren gthening propenaties *
ste the ut wonder and Of al Who h13a
s7er giEeu L trial Over four hundred certificate
l.felar cable cures performed BY Il within the laIl
40 years sttast 20 thia t1ot strong ArmitrOnTi
NgH1tr 'or fla~1farF farf0sl ltanurf RI
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LEGAL nOTlGEs,

DENJAMIN TYLER. ADMIN
j lS1RArOR Of Richard Mi lord, deceased W
Unknown Hefrs. trobste court of Cuvah0Ea county.
- 10 Petition to sell land TO the IN n0wn heirs
Ldl5Eal fepresen tatves Of Richard MILFORD deeeas-
eJ: You arc hereby in Orme1 that on the fifteenth
day o. June, D., l56s, said Adm nistrafor fled his
petition in the Probate CO~rt OF Cuyahora county,
uh O. the object and prayer OF which petition Is to
obtain der, after duo notice in and fr rha sae
Of fol wing real estate which toe raid Richard
Milford died seized to pay the debts Of said dec dent
to wit. The lot ofland uton ehfch tire decedent p
sided until within short time prviOus to his de-
ce Sc, beins part OF section ight@ n The ownship
II ROyaton in the county Of Cuyshoga snd State Of
Ohio, con aiming eight AM onehalf a res, more or
less.
June l5th, 1868. BUNJAMTN S. TYLER
Admi AZ traitor OF Richard Milllrd. deceased
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CLAIMS,
DENSIONS AND BOUNTYl
widows Of Officers and Soldiers. .

who have died, OF who have been killed in service,
their minor children dependent Parents, Brother
Ssters entitled 70 fnl nsions and arrears Of
pay aud elO0 Bounty and wounded soldiers are enti
tied 10 pension to the extent Of de- ability an who
have served TWO years, or who have been discharged
by reason Of Wounds re entite ed to 800 Bounty.
The undersigned, lata Lieut. Col 7th ohio Volun-
teers, has ononed a" Office in Warren TFumbull Co.
Ohio, to prosecute the
PENSION AND BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and viii lsO prosecute all business against the Gov
ernment in any uf it. ID partments His long expert
eucs In the business and long service in the army and
his Thorough Qu sinufnce wish the ma Of dOit
the bu mess, and how and where 10 obtain evidence
IN all cases. gives HIM adYah tges all her per-
sons engaged IN the business He charges ONLY the
legal tees-a5,r0 iu Pension cases, with charge Oi
ei50 for each affidavit, where additional evidence is
required r.l
B-SOldieFs write to him. or call on him at his Of
fee II you write give full history Of the case and en-
close ttamp and you viii get sat ory By
return mail. .|HaH. J. y. ASPER, I
Attorney At Law,
sHraraa d rrnH
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State Board Of Medical Examiners
OFFICE SUsGE-E GENERAL OF OHIO,
COium bus, June Is, 1873.

OFFICE SUzGE-E GENERAL OF ONO,
COinmbus, June Is, 1873. J
A MEETING OF THE STATE
"A board OF ME- ICAL EXAMINES wall be
he 10 the City OF COlumbu', on
Tuesday, the 7th of July, 1888,
Commencing at ID O'Clock s. II Requisite qualif-
catons: Gradnat on regular Medical Col ge,
ldeuead by Diploma, aud certificates OF good moral
standing.
AsaI.rg. numb Of Wedical men are required to
fill 81 ese1t vacancies aud the thirty Regiments
called for, II Il hoped ths profession will attend
in IN I fofce. s. NJ SMITH,
junes6 AL 4taw S1rgeOn nsrHl ~ Ohio.
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CASH REPORT.
RECEIPTS.
BY balance on hand, April 1st,
" contributions, 3,42I II
membership fees, 2G3 50
" cash for the purchase Of material,
freight, charges, etc, I2G Il
" cash from sales, 43 65
DIsBURsEMEgTE.
To freight, carriage and express charges, 1851 81
Z" material for hospital clothing, l,249 Sc
{" printing, advertising and stationery, q p
&" pCTters salary, 30O
expenses Of depot hospital, At 90
" Gu rent expenses, STas
{" articles purchased FOR hospitals 90 90
50 order United States Sanitary Com
mission, 10 90
Total, 2,Is9 %
ms II SUPPLIES.
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s-F-lsso-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.
LYONS KArHAtRoN.

= = = = = y n T II y y . " :
kai taiIpa . fr N The Greek wOrd ''Kathro,' or
taihn'r gniiyin cita Sc, r iuyinats and re-
store ihtfa ar icie Is wbs1 its name Eigulaes- For
pre- -ersiug O. storing and beautiying the human
AK L Is ths mp-t remarkably Dr. para ion IN tho
'orid 70 IL aeun oan and Put mp uy he OriRinal
propl tcrs aud BE- now made sI the saue care. aill
and ntenu Wuich gave ale Of OVER OEc million
bottles p-r auuum.
y Is a mo delightful Ha'r Dressing.
Il or sdi ate cur and dandruf.
Il Keeps the head cool a-d ca b.
u makes ihe arr rich SOFT aud glossy.
it restores hair upon bald d ads.
II pi events a. e hair fiOm iahing OF and turn
ing grey.
ANY IA y or gent eman WHO valuFs a beautiful head
o. hair should Sc lyons ka hairon 10 Is known
aud ued tarulsno a The ci ilizrd world sold By all
res p ctable CeiiIcrs.
nEMASS. BARNES 4 CO.. Trop's,
julyl-k2Ss W New Ork.
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Hospital stores hsve been sent to the following
named places, during the months OF April, May
and June, 1858:
DR.: J. S. Newberry, Secretary Sanitary Com
mission, Louisville, Kentucky.
Agents Sanitary Commission, Wheeling, Vir-
ginis.
J. R. Brown, Agent Sanitary Commission,
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ar. GRAHAm,

-
Member Of 'hs Royal OOlIsgs ef Physicians
al London, England; Graduate Of
.f-r5r Rieord's Hospital for ...4-
j.. FEM ALE DISEASES.
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten ysar
has opened his Once at the -us
johnson House, Cleveland.
where he will pP5 to meet all those VIE are A.
nicted with and chrome diseases.
Bis treat ptirely different frnm the oIs
plan, mLc. sfieaeiOus and eaeetivs Hismsd.
ieines afS simply vegetable extracts and ofs, n
have never been usea Cd b. two other physicians
America besides himseL He has spent the creates
part OF his e and thorIands Of dollars in obtanina
ieS secrets ID hia profession. He tssts the Urine
for ali foFms Of disease No charge for giving all an
honest and t-us statement Of their case.
SPERMATORHGA
To HOJNG MEs--He can prove W you in A few min.
uaes tnlt he Il the ouy physician you ever treated
Win Lhat cures THIS disease fOr every natent who
Ell iouoN his directions, he will give One Hundred
D1llaF5 ~ 10 tais IN curing this disease. No charza
maize Tor cons ltatiJn. Those ~ distance who Wfsh
y consult the Dortur may DO 50 By sending 3 small
VIA OF uriue ~ mail, With name sex and age and he
VIII answer ana describe their ca-s and the D sshiI-
itY 9 getting relief b snclusing a rsturr Dn-taEe
sL-np mEr3se17
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l0aT. WANTs 9 FOuNb.


Az ANTEU.-LOCALAN AND TRAVBL-
~ IsG : gents in every Town or County. Circu-
lars, with Tesr rOnials OF l-Igymen and Scientific
men, in regard to the business, -tnt free.
ISAAC HALE, "a & Co,
lune3-f3 Newburyport, Mas
w ANT ED. = 1900 NEW On
~ BBLS
For sale z00 bbls LUBHIBATlHG OF, q choice
article, almost equal to Lard OIL Price low.
mayE W @ eCOFIEID &CO
e6itA MONTH WANT AGENTS
pO'' It f60 munth, expense paid, 70 sell our Ev-
ERLAsrING PENCIIs, 01IENTAL BURNERS. and thir-
zen other new useful and curious articles Fifteen
circulars sent irCe- Address, SHAW s CLARK,
mayl-l3ls Aw Biddef0rd, Mains.
X76 A MONTH l WANT rO HIRE
u y Agents in every county at s75 a month, ex-
pen.es paid 70 sell my new cheap Family SeEing Ma
chimes 4. aDfSON,
maY Y7-4hidkw Alfred Fniue
M ANTED-(KEITTIEG N ,h,skl
w Farmers, Volunteers ard oth-rs TO know thei
their women folks earn g to so per week With
one OF Akin Ce ebrated Knitting MachIn g. II will
,srn its cost in th rty days Pr &c. pets, SO
weight IS pDunds Freight from 90 cents 70 al 50
'end for circular and samples (ssud stamps.)
ELLIOTT q Bh NSOE,
aurbA. ttIs l2t' aka-St Nhra1r w.
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d ICHARD MILLORDS EsTATF.
hy-NOtce is hereby given that the sub fber has
been sppoin ed a16 qua ifed as Ada inistrator on
the estate Of Richart Milford, late Of hOyalt0n, in
Guy hcga County. deceased.
Dated At Cleveland this Sd day ofJune, 1883.
Junel6.4G BENJAMIN 6. TYLER.
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Not less than eighteen thousand freed
men haze been organized as working or
fighting force in the Department Of the
sOnth by Gen. ssxton.
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OFFICE OF THE }
CLEVELAND Z MAHO ~IRG X. &. Co.,
Cleveland, June l3, 1853.
Eij

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
IA Stockholders Of this Company will be held at
It's Office n this ity, on hursuay, he 9Th day Of Ju-
y Bext, a, 10 o'clOck A n. to take action upon a
con ract, pr posed be won The Atlantic ''reat
w. s-ern Ral,way Company and This company
Transfer books will be closed the 18th day Of upo,
at O'Clock P. NJ. and remain closed until FriGay
A. a., July 10, 1888.
BY radsr OF the B ard Of Direc ora.
june 5-lH "a. ". B"EKF, Sec'V.
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.

s5 BANK SrREE-. Gle
July 4, 1868.
Quarterly Report for ApriI, Nay and June
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~
PRlvOsT MARSHAL G. MEALS OFFICE, I
WAssIEGr -, D. O May p, 1863
A LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
IA join any particular n gime-t Of cavalry CIV in
the field, HEREBY authorized rTeseut themselves
at any time during the thir dAys, to he Board
OF EnrOlmenr in their rrfp-ctive Distric5. he
Bosvd shFll examine snd determine upoa the fitDe
for this service, and a. fo~nd to re it the Provost
M-rshal Of tire District GhAu give them traEspOria-
tickets 10 this gen raj rem ezyOus at ihe Eesd-
quarters OF the A Provost Marshal General Of the
State.
AS coon as they rrsssnt themselves 1t this general
Rendezvous they shall be mustsred bv a mastering
ard d'sbursiHg officer, and paid by him The bOcnty
allowed By Law. jane s b. Fly,
PrnmOss dEi shal General
HEAD QU4 RTEss Provost NJ BsHAL,0
EIGHrkEEvH DIsrRICr OF OHIO 7
fLEvE AMI, May 81, lr63. }
The Board of Enrolment Tor tn /. hteeLth Co..
gressonal District % oh o, pre-, AIRED ac-
cept Ten under tue above orders OF he Provost Mar
shAl General.
Apple tio1s received az this ofice, third floor,
northeast cJTner, Government Building, near Public
Sluare. FRED'k A. NASH,
CEptain an Provost Marshal,
june2tf-R3 5 4 h. R- nj - 'rt ohio.
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Spirited Address by General Meade.
General Meade, has, thus far, secured
the confidence of The country. His address
on taking command, was noted for its
modesty and brevity. He made no prom
ises, but pledged himself to do all that lay
in his power to make the csmpsign sue
cessful one. Apparently, he is doing this
On the 50th he issued tho following circr-
lar, which is one Of the best of the war.
The last clause of it reads like business
"HEADQUARTERs Army OF PoTOMAC,
June 80, 1868.
The Commanding General requests
that previous to the engagement soon TO be
expected with the enemy, corps and all
other commanding officers address their
troops, explaining to them the immense
issues involved in the struggle. The enc
my is now Oh our soil. The whole coun-
try looks anxisusly to tn army to deliver
it from the presence Of the foe. Our fail
ure to do so will leave us no such welcome
as the swelling of millions Of hearts with
pride aud Joy at our success would give to
every 6oiultE OF the army. MONIES, uT6-
sides and domestic altars are involved
The army has fought well heretofore. 1t
is believed that it will fight more desper-
ately and bravely than ever if it is ad-
dressed in fitting terms. Corps and other
commanders are authorized TO order the
instanr death of any soldier who fails to
do his duty at this hour. sr.g..
By command Of Major-Gen'l MEADE.
S. WILLIAMS, Assistant Adj tGen1n
A correspondent of the Times, says that
the army has done some splendid march
ing, and that the feats of endurance which
the troops have shown will startle the pub
lie when made known. The same writer
says that the retirement of General Hooker
has involved no material delay in the
movement Of the army. General Meade
steps in vigorously, and applies himself
with great energy to the task before him.
Not less than eighteen thousand freed
men haze been organized as working or
fighting force in the Department Of the
South bv Gen Sartou
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lFor the Free Press.
The Next Governor.
.Hc5srt Editors

.Hessri. Editors;
As several names have bccn
mentioned in connection with the Gubenatorial
Chair, it may not be improper at this time, if
Grand Isle County be permitted to present the
name Of one of her most valued and estimaPle
citizens. Hon. Samuel Adams. as possible can
didate for that Office.
Mr.. Adams is well known throughout the
State as man of strict integrity, Of great sagao-
1ty and prudence, and in CONT ction with his
administrative publications, his well known
economy is such as cannot fail 70 recommend him
peculiarly at this time, when not only a skiliful
hand but an earnest prudent man Is needed to
conduct the unusually complicated affairs Of the
State. In this connection perhaps it Is not gen
orally known, that while Grand Isle County has
always given her majoritios the right way for
men of all sections Of the State. the people ef
Vermont have never conferred any office what
ever upon one of her citizens. This statement Is
not made for the purpose Of making capital, but
that the other Counties may know that while
they have had their full share of State favor and
patronage, Grand I.le has had none at all; and
now only presents her lOng-deferred claims in
consideration of the eminent qualifications Of Mr.
Adams for the office.
On the other hand, while the dominant party
has always sighted this County. the Democrats
have frequently taken their candidates from
among her citizens.
We have thus made bold 10 breach delicate
subject. and present the foregoing views, in hope
tina, possibly the people Of the State might sec
some appropriateness in them, and in that spirit
of magnanimity that has always been character
istie of vermonters, unite in nomination which
cannot help but give complete and general salts
faction, and, at the s2me time be doing what is
right and just towards portion Of the State
which has persisiently been left out not only in
the ,r.t, but cleo in fhe coli. Yours, &c.
NORTH HIHo.
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We doubt not the people ol Vermont vii
be glad to be informed by our correspondent
30. G. W" how the nomination, for GOV
ernor and other officers Of the state generally
are made, If they do not now know II and
We presume great many have very obscure
notions on that subject. We know how the
nominations ought to be made The insult
ablencss Of " Macs CONVENTIONS, so called
(only " 50 called for they are any thing
hut what tie words naturally in1i'a.el for
the purpose Of nominations, became 60 ap-
parent, that in 1889 the Republican State
Convention then held al Brattle1oro decided
after full deliberation, the subject having
been referred 70 a Committee for report hy
the State Convention of the -oar previous
TO have no more Of them. Iae Convention
voted that future State Conventions should
he "Dslegate Conventions" composed rs
follows from each town one delegate and
one additional delegate from each town for
every hundred votes and every portion OF a
hundred exceeding fifty votes given IN that
town for the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor tho preceding year-the delesates to
be cho-en by the Republicans in each town
in public caucus and duly certified TO the
/ Convention.
/ \ Convention made up IN that way would
truly bring together fair representation OF
the sentiments of the voters throughout the
state and in such convention after an open
discussion pro and con, regarding the differ
ent candidates proposed, and fair ballot 81
as to insure for some one a majority vote OF
all the delegates present, a judicious nomina-
ton could hardly fail TO be made, one which
would be approved by the people Of the state
/ But no such Convention as was ordered Jvat
ever held; for the simple reason that tL'
State Committees appointed tlaJ year, ant
for the years following, have coolly disoboyeC
that order, though it remains unrevokei t.
this day
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-FOUR Army Corre=pondencel
IRON THE. CAYALRY REGIMENT.

FA1RFAx c. IL, Va. Msy ~, 1885.
Dear Free Pr6ss:
In ny last. intimsted that the
lst vermnt Cavalry we're snxiously waiting to be
transferred to the Sd Brigade. Since then, the
looked for change has taken place much TO the
qualification OF all the regiment We are now
in a eshting brigade. and are commanded by
fighting oficer-Col. De Forrest Of the 9Th y. I.
1t is the humble opinion Of an humble high
private, that the duty we have performed since
we left the 81 Brigade, amounts to more than
all the pieketirg We did in Drainsville during
the two months We were there
1t gives US ell great pleasure. to know that
the branch of service to which We belong has at
last shown itself to be something more than
laughing stock; Gas the New York Tribune once
had it) and to know that we have Cavalry Gen.
erals who have greatly excelled the far-amei
Stewart and Moseby, putting their mos. dsrins
raids entirely in the shade.
While we here regret that Te could no; have
had o finger in the pie" and been part ofthe
command to share 50 much honor sni glory. we
will take courage and endeavor to make cur
selves az terrifying to the rebel. in thi. depart
ment ss VS. Stoneman snd his men in the de-
partment they visited. Indeed, [ am lei to be-
lieye that Major Mosebv has given up bis fond
hope Of capturing tie whole Of the LIST Vt this
spring, as nothing has been heard of HIM in th.
department since he got 'cleared OUT down at
Waren;eE few weeks since. In losing Capt.
Dick Moran and his noted Spy Templeton, he
lost two Of his best men Templeton has often
visited the camps selling milk, papers, &c, and
after Obtaining sI the information desired.
he vonli shsoond to the rebel lines
Dick Moran Is the notorious bush-rhacker who
delighted In shooting down tie !oor picket. after
finding out their Whereabouts IN the day time;