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CLEVELAND. BAILI XJLiDEIt,
Pai.ll.be Dally. Trr-weeHy end Weekly By
E. OOWLKS Jt Co.,
IA fnrte fn ...-J Ohio.
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(To uv batiejnbers )
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aity tor Im thai on year, ntty cauls per
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TIBMS OF WMKLT LIADSB,
Phey eiao oQor the fuik-aws induoc-ueui tocluba:
fa-' t"'"i hi OOP". UK
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II r ' ou; it.' cop" W 00
A. ..Ira tv.py allowed to lb. gutter Up ol UU elbb
aw? hM Irwiii'ta,
lo.ARlABLT IK ADVANCE. '
MOHNilNG LEADEll.
CVVVLEB,
0. FA Hli
Editors.
l h- .t WKIN, HH. IS, IsfVA,
LJAH Leading Hatter cn
this page is from our Tester
day Afteraoon'g Edition.
A Military College for Ohio.
Oa Friday, Mr. Flagg of Hamilton In
troduced a bill into th House at Columbus,
to wstabllsa a military ollgo. It pro
TidM $60,000 for grounds, buildings, and
appuutenwioe, Bad $20,000 for tie first
ftu'i sipcasts. Th Governor, Adjutant
.ad Quarter Master General, to porchas
ground, totting not txoeeding $100,000,
Md anperintend building, the GoTernor to
control tee college, who shrill mike rule
for its government. An extensive faculty
If Authorised at salaries of $1,600 for the
Superintendent; f 1.300 for the Chaplain
Md professors, and $1,000 for the Steward.
Th Superintendent-ranking as Colo-tel;
Professors of Taatics as Major; teacher of
tAstios as Chaplain. The -somber of pnpila
is limited to 160, if whom 40 shall be ap
pointed annually on nomination to the
Governor, by eaob Senator, and the re
mainder by the Governor from the State at
large. Penile to pifa examination pre
scribed by the Mil.tary Board, before ad
mission, and to bind themselves to the
8 late service as military cadets. None to
bo appointed under fifteen or exoeeding
twenty years of age. Pupils to be educa
ted at the Bute's expense, and allowed
twenty fire dollars per annum for cloth
ing. "
Senator Wade at Washington.
The fallowing . letter to the Herald Is
confirmatory of what we stated a few days
ago, regarding Senator Wade's standing
With the Administration, and the war
powers. We needed no such confirmation,
for w knew what we said to be the truth.
Bat this additional testimony may be of
aloe to some yst doubting minds:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1862.
I have eeen it stated in Ohio papers that
Senator Wade is opposing; the President
Md the new Secretary of War, and that he
aas not their confidence. This is, not only
St pieoe of gross injustice to your Senator,
bat a notorious falsehood, doubtless origi
nating from a desire on the part of some
one to have somebody else represent Ohio
Its the Senate ef th United States. I am
t pained to see this effort made at a
time use me present, wnen ati woe are
oogni-tant of lh faots in Washington, know
that no one in Congress or out of Congress,
has g Wen more efficient aid to the Presi
dent and the Secretary of War, than Sen
ator Wade. His eommUtee is the jnost
Important one that we have, and he has
labored incessantly to devise ways and
i I means fur a vigorous prosecution of the
I ! war, and it has saved the Government
J -millions of money, that would otherwise
- Jaave gone into the pockets of a set of eon-
tractors and swindlers, whose only objeot
; ms to be plunder. In all his arduous
1 labors, he ha to my certain knowledge
'; Bd the hearty endorsement and oo -ope ra
tion of the President and Secretary btan
ton. Both of them are in the habit of
ending their carriages frequently for him
: to eoasult with him at the White Bouse or
' th War Department, on matters pertain
' lag to the committee of which he is ohair
';' man. I tptok from the book and know
" rnktrtof I ojiin, and 1 challenge contradic
I thm.
i It Is due to that Senator thai I should
; atato that I am not intimately acquainted
i with him, and have not passed a word with
! kin during tbe present session. I have
aeon these statements in the Ohio papers
about his opposing the President, and
many other cuarge equally unjust and
false, and I deem it a duty to correct them,
of my own free will and a coord. Strange
that in this hour of our country's peril
sollticianA wiil continue to play at their
old trick;, and attempt to injure one la the
estimation of the public who is laboring
with as energy and seal unparalleled to
pat down this wtoked rebellion. God for
i;lv them, they know not what they do when
ihey attempt to strike down a man like
Senator Wade.
Richmond Left in Darkness.
To add to the chapter of horrors at Kioh
mond. so erapbioally described by the Ex
aminer, that city is soon to be left, it ap
pears, la pitchv darkness after sunset. Bo
rritao correspondent of the Memphis
Appear ' A rare opportunity for tbe bands
if " plugs," who are assaulting white and
slack, gentle and vulgar, male and female,
brith oqaal impunity, lr such Is the con
dition of Bichmond before it ha been cap
italised three-quarters of year, what
would it become after a decade or a eon.
1 lb Ccnfederato Bt.tes have coal to
A&k gas, but the manufacture of tiles for
bovaring retorts had never been naturalis
ed within their limits. . An experiment to
tnake them ia about to b tried somewhere
is South Carolina, but the prospects are
rrry gloomy. Candles might be resorted
, if they were to be had; but the same
lorrespondent avers there arc not sufficient
o last a fortnight. The supply of oil has
so given out ; for as fast as mad It is
quired for the lubrication of machinery.
low to light up the Confederate capital
rill scon be an interesting; question. Gas
there riU be none; oil springs have not
been ti is. ore red in rebeldomj machinery
has prior lien on the hoi ; there is
other use to be made of alcohol, consider
ing: the advancing prices of ardent spirits
k4 the South. ' But Korth Carolina has still
k plentiful supply of pilch, tar, resin, and
bther inHamme&les, illumination by whioh
(would be better tian Egyptian darkness
kt the dead of winter. '. ".!
I It strikes us tbat an article on the inef-
Eslanep of tbe Lincoln blockade would come
In erv well about these day. A'.
CpsuaeTciat AaWttstf .'
' Port Daweiaoa It. Lculsa aus FealtUa.
i 1 The great point of interest in Tennessee
kt the present time is Fort Donelson. ; The
Bt, Louis Kepublican ttns describes it
i It is a fonifioatlon made of earth, and
- prat eoritructpd about the same time last
1 knmmer as icrt Henry. Situated at 00-
1 rer. on the west bank of the Cumberland,
, Where that riverwa.hes an obtuse angle,
: U is twelve m'.l southeast of the latter
fort, and moans about ten twenty-four
' and thirty-two pounders. Borne seren
tight poet roads intersect at this point,
I pa BiBCiraiB ana viaraBTute i.vt.iiruau pae-
LT. :k., mil, f It Tha r.nat.
i"""""" ::: - r.
lion Is Important as controlling tje river
as Clarksville, and, U ooejuno-1
Uon -wll" rort Henry ana lennessee
BrligN M ' breaking off from th rebels
koia twenty miles of railroad commode
kom twenty
E. Colics & Co., Pufclisiiers.
VOL.XYL
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OSce No. 142
OLEYELAM), TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18, 1862
Superior Street.
Terras;
City JaMribra Otm ahnilaw swr Week Trt-WMklr Fr Week.
01 Kit HalMertkero Uti DaHmra iw titr , Trt-Wtcklr, fl9 rr yar-
NO. 41.
Amending the Ton Commandments.
The Virginia Legislature, whioh has been
In session at Wheeling slnoo time imms
morie', at length adjourned, on Thura
day evening last v A- lively session was
had, everybody being thanked for what
they had or had sot done. A resolution
having been sent back to th House from
the Senate with an amendment,'
Mr, Radoliff wished to know If it would
be in order to call np his resolution of
fered a few days siwoe, proposing to ascer
tain If tht 8enate would aooept the Ten
Commandments without amendment if
first passed by this body! Laughter.
He moved to take np th resolution. '
Th resolution was taken up.
Mr.- BaoUffe,v.said that no proposition
from this House had ever gone to the Ben
ate without coming back amended. He
desired, before the adjournment, to sub
mit something whioh would meet their ap
probation. .
Th Speaker appointed Mr. Ratoliffe to
eommunioat the passage of the resolution
to the Senate.
Mr. K. accordingly pioked np the reso
lution, and amidst great laughter proceeded
to the Senate chamber. He subsequently
returned and jocularly observed that the
8cnat insisted- that there were thirteen
oommendmeata. j
A message from the Senate announced
that that body adhered to its amendment
in reference to the compensation of a Com
missioner a above alluded to.
Mr. Vanoe moved the appointment of a
Commit'ee of Conference. Adopted.
Mr. Meyers moved to take up the resolu
tion proposing tbe establishment of a daily
liae of balloons from Wheeling to Bioa
mend, and an ariel rudder for the same.
Mr. West said that if the proposed line
required any steam, It could be furnished
In the person of the gentleman: from Bar
bour, (Mr. Meyers, who had a pretty good
head on at present. 1 -
Mr. Vance reported from the Committee
of Conferenoe, that the grave body of the
Senate were Indignant at the resolution
sent to it in referenoe to the Ten Command
ments, and refused oommittee of confer
ence. Mr. Bufiner moved to adjourn lini die.
Adopted.
Hew Gea. (Weae'e Treasonable Cerrea-voadeBee
vra PIeTOred 5Bploloa
Uaarfaot af atber Officers.
A Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune gives the following ex
planation of the manner in which General
Stone's treachery was discovered :
An honorably discharged Kew York sol
dier, on visiting Washington for the pur
pose of getting his pay, mentioned to a
gentleman In one of the public offices, that
while he the soldier was on picket duty
near Edwards' Ferry, some time subse
quent to the Bail's Bluff affair, Gen. Stone,
aooompanied by a single servant, rode down
near the Ferry, and entering an old unoc
oupied house, looked across the river
through his spyglass. He then remounted
and rode away, but soon returned, and
having apparently discovered, by the aid
of his spjglass, the object for whioh he was
looking, waved his hind. Directly about
a doien rebel horseman appeared on the
opposite bank. Gen. Stone then went to
the pickets, and ordered Gve men to cross,
and see what tbe horsemen wanted. On
reaching the Virginia shore they were re
tained as hostages, while an equal number
of rebels crossed over and held a confer
ence with Gen. Stone, in the house before
described. A soldier at the Ferry taw a
staled packet passing between the rebels
and the General. One of the -rebels re
marked to one of the hostages, that they
had " come down by appointment" Cap
tain Porter headed ' the rebels. Owing to
the dancer that attends eoslainia cn the
part of soldiers against their superiors, and
the nervous anxiety witn. wntoa uen. etone
prevented communication between the men
of bio command and the Capital, these
facts remained unnoticed until the other
dev. '
The writer also complains that several
omeers of the provost guard of n asuing
ton board with the wife of man who is
now with the rebels, she being likewise
notorious Secessionist, and .that they have
procured nasees for her' and - her "rebel
friends to go to ana irons too eoutn.
Wine More Deadly than Cannon.
Wendell Phillips, iu his address at the
Musio Hail yesterday, said: "I know a sol
dier in the army of the Potomac, who was
pioked up' in the streets of Philadelphia
one pear zo a oomplete wreck, a confirm
ed inebriate, but who was, by the lovo of
a sister and the ohanty or a xoston noase,
placed onoe more on his feet. He was at
V. ... , 1 . :.u 1 1...
iatX X1UU. ana mrce oma wiui uiuuaaw
musket charged upon th enemy. He was
one of sis who heroically aeienuea ana
brouzhtawav the body of the fallen leader
of tba -bloody fight. The captain of tbe
oompany to which he belonged died in his
arms, receiving tne last wora or oonsoie-
tion from his lips. He was afterwards oen
episuous In th conflict until the orders
were given lor eacn one to see bib iws
safety. Removing, some of his apparel he
plunged into the inhospitable river, and
after great exertion landed on the opposite
bank, seven miles below tbo eneampment.
K early exhausted, chiUed, half-olad, nail
starved, he finally reached the camp.
captain of the next company to which
belonged kindly said to bin, pouring out
glass of wine: "let me give you this; you
will perish without it." "l thank you, sir,"
said the soldier, "but I would , sooner face
all the enemy than taste that glass
w Ine." BotUm Trarucnpt, Feb.S.
A Tall Recruit.
'
T.
A a-ood Story is told in th Booheater
Democrat of a colossal chap named Gould,
who enlisted reoently in the Wayne oounty
reglmenti He was six ieet seven inches
la heiehL His. wife ana momer-in-iew
were verv muoh opposea to nis enlisting.
Th latter was something of a termagant.
and while In his preeenoe afforded him
little peace of mmd. in consequence
thereat Gould oonoluded to enlist, which
he did, and went horn to notify his "wife
aad mother in-law of th fact His wife
reoeived the news in sorrow, bnt the
ladv fired no In an instant.
"Enlisted, have yet" she replied, "what
have yon enlisted tori
'For a drummer, m Captain Jewell
oompany, said Uonld.
At this the old woman s wrath knew
bounds.
"A pretty drummer you would make
Vfno d'ye 'xpect would hear you, yon fool
Ton misfit answer to arum, for angm.
nobody would ne&r you awn ntrtr
or
and
nappy to near it, tor iur. uu.,,--.-ksfarTip
fnl man. The Chicago Journal, from
-
Ka. HoLBkoox Daab. The report
the death of Mr. Holbrookv special
I offioe afent, Is oentradioted on the author.
1 nj ot ui, uuiu.v. - -
1 that ha la still aliTO and WClL W
i: . . - n.ikii.....
i w eopiea m paragnapa
I death, was led into th error from tn
1 that Mr. J. B. Holbrook, only son of
Uolbrooic, tued In that city on nosy
TELEGRAPHIC.
SAVANNAH ATTACKED!
The City Probably Captured
GEN. PILLOW A PRISONER!
FORT DONELSON TAKEN!
15,000 Rebels taken Prisoners
JOHNSTON AND BUCKNER TAKEN!
FLOYD ESCAPED.
This Morning's Report.
FROM FORT MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 17.
jBy a fig of truoe we learn that fighting
has been going on In the vicinity of Sav
anrnah, and that that city has probably
bsen oaptured.
- pbel reports say tbat Geo. Pillow was
captured at Fort Donelson.
CAIRO, Feb. 17.
Fort Donelaon is taken with 15,000 pris-
Generala Johnson and Buckner
among the prisoners.
Floyd made his esoape during the night
wilh 6,000 men.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Wan DrPAtTMiKT, 1
Waihimqtos, Feb. 16. J
the railroad operations of the War De
partment require that there shall be a just
and efficient system of railroad transport,
that would secure to the goTernment ener
getic action with a fair tariff of charges.
the Secretary of War, believing that he
may safely appeal to the praotioal experi
ence of the omoers of the different railroad
companies and their patriotic feelings, for
aid ia devising suoha system. He invites
th4 chief omoers of the respective railroad
eempanies of the loyal States to meet and
ooafer with him on this subject, at Wash
ington, en Thursday, Feb. 20th, 1862 .
lion, .bsrastus Corning and h. U Wilson,
now in this city, are requested to act as a
oommittee of arrangements. ;
EDWIN M. STANTON.
Secy of War.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.
Tribune aorresnondenee
Senator Latham will to morrow introduce
a bill ' for th survey of a telegraph line
frokn San Francisco to the Northwest Coast,
ovtrland via Behrings' Straits and Asiatio
KuBua, to the mouth of th Amoor River,
as proposed by r. MoUonald Collins.
The Military Committee asks for an ap
propriation of $100,000 and two small ves
sels, in order to make the preliminary
surrey,
The enterprise will be under the direc
tion of the President, and other nations
will be invited to particiDatein it.
A beard of olhoers convened to investi
gate the quality of clothing furnished by
contractors, have discovered that at least
one-third now on hand is entirely worth
test.
The fact beinff renorted to the Secretary
ef -War, he ordered that payments to the
contractors be at once suspended.
Uen. Sezwicr, a Brigadier in Ueneral
Helntielman's Division, has been assigned
to the command of Gen. Stone Division.
This Afternoon's Report.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 17.
Dispatches from Gen. Grant to Gen. Hal-
leek announces the surrender of Fort Don-
elson with 15,000 prisonara, including Pil-
iow, jonneun,anaiucner.
The casualties on the aun boats at Fort
Doaelson are as follows: Bt. Louis, 8 kill
ed, noluding P. B. Beilley, of Cincinnati,
and 2 wounded,among them Lieut Kendall,
slightly. . Louisville, O sailors killed, 4
slightly wounded, and two severely, each
having both arms shot away. ' Carondelet,
4 killed and 6 badly wound!, including
Win. Hunter, pilot, i severely Pittsburg-.
Z wounded. -
The force en route for FL Donelson had
mostly come up, and were located on the
left, Gen. Levi Wallace with the 8th Mis
souri and the 11th Indiana arrived on Fri
day.
Further official advices from Fort Don nel
son' say General Floyd escaped during tbe
nigbt, and tbe rebels in the fort denounced
him as a blackb earted traitor and coward.
The enemy are known to have had 30,000
troops, 15,000 of whom are our prisoners,
5000 escaped, and the balance are reported
I killed, wounded, or otherwise disabled.
. Our loss is not stated, but tbe slaughter In
our ranks is mentioned as terrible severe.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORT MONROE, Feb. 16.
of
By a flag of truce to-day we learn that
fort Donelaon surrendered to Gen. Grant
yesterday. Generals Pillow. Floyd, John
son and Buckner were taken with 15,000
omer prisoners. -
W e are also informed that fiehtine has
been going SB -near Savannah, and that
city baa been probably captured.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.
Gen. MoClellan has reoeived a dispatch
fully confirming; th capture of Fort Don
elson.
whioh
but
old
s
no
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Bat
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post
are
fact
Mr.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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BOOT AND 8HOE HOUSS,
Noi 112 - - Bafk Btbiir
w. wonld datrln to call th. atteatloa of ail that
anna to this siarket, to .at
xew erocK ot boots t shoes,
that w era bow reeelflnf rroBt on. ef th. htrgMt
aA W'B'!-"'",ba7,, .
. i IJ Ann. AIIU uaoa uut
Cot stojk oonslsts ot Ilea's, Boy's XooU's as.
THIOK KIP ASD OALF BOOTS I
an1.. Bop's and lontb'. Brocana.
WORIH'S OAXFi K IP, k w A WIiIO. GOAT ABB
c atra o. l 1 M n i IP BOOTttt).
CEIL!' e iALr. tlP. KID GOAT BOOTkWB.
Salter., (a .plendid Bho for tblt eceaog of the year
and ail th. itaf ie food, oinallr fonnd In tbi. lino
W. can o hirnun llir AhTBf and OaVALUI
BOOTb. hr bavins two week', notice, ene baBdred
, . n . h nt .ImMt ,nf n 1 1 rt n . can be
nlibri, tre aample. ol wbtcb we .ball go Bsaaaaops
.bow to tuo wno wlab to eoatract.
aa haw oeme all roa heat aad Bno Dealer,
XKialn. onr stock for ronraelTe. and ttwont
Ions to eotiTino. yon that una la the war
naoB aad nana if yea aave tn. mnoer.
, . JOhAfa MASVBT.
laot.
Uteraiand, eapt. bb lauu
fnr.
and
take
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JEWELRY.
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ean-i and warranted treeb and cood, or no aacar '
A 'SO bermeticalir aeaied Oyitara, Lobe tore, Ohun.,
8pw- Oy.ten. and Bardinea, kept ounalantty os
band. -. - - -
Hrutlmora, Kow Tork and Prince. Bar Shell
Oyetern will bereceired dally by Ixpraw.
at Crackers lor tale by tbe barret
, W. W. GAIN Kg, Agent.
. 1 ; ' ' ' SO gnyortcr ttreet, CteToland. O.
I3IEB8I
I O Y 8 T E R P I
ItTEARR DAILY RECEIVING
H IN CAM8 AND R KGS, the celebrated
XXTBA faxrhaven PLaST oysters
direct from tbe Bonae ot Lanfatr A IaUorr, and
wbkbwe warrant SUPEhMObt IN SIZE and delica
cy of flavor to anr QvsPirs .old iri tbi. markHt, and
are ready to .apply ct anrry dealer, at War Prices.
Weare alao in recelp silyof tboae ronownod
! BALTIMORE OY8TER8, r
which ftcqulred inch an enTtMe rputtson la tbU
market ivat wuon, Tbee Oysten aid taken xxp
fi-oa bee that hare not been disturbed loTfre
vmt. are aiMKiualed in lis, and war ran tad tokeet
tort ar than anr Oy-dtn breaifbt jrom baltimoxa.
e q-mi tjyitara ana uimnj vy too uarrei.
Kim bpic ana cxv ujrtrr. 4 .
XoObater. ealmon, SarrliDc. etc.
J.iL A A.S.OOBHAV, .
f:RH .04 tfaaerjor aTtrea,.
IflT E R81
COFFEE, CHOCOLATE,
1C.
fl ABB HOW PKEP&BID TO BBBV1
pet
1 , .AT ALL) HUD RSI
' . . with .
QYSTERS, '
j - CETOCALATE, " , " ' "
! COFFEE,. I. j
j , TEA, Eio., Eto,
Atocr Boobu. corner ol Xnolld Street and Public
I 1 miuLW at ntnjAii.
WATER DRAWERS.
r - -
T H Hi Jsi U & O
'
niTriiTl UIITfB nDllVCD
TA I LH I 11 H I Uil UHAWLH.
r
sr
2
i
The DBAWKB !
isde with Wheeler', new
.COAlIDlMO BkSL
PA1
BNT V HH A 1
with Oalran
tin, made from tb. btrt
moat perfect and simple
o tiered th. public lb.
Annealed Wire, a
art tie for tbe pox
numnM
Warrant Jiver of At Hanufacturt 10
onoe SattMfaiUiOn t" wAo try U Aem.
V-tloUl Whalaad fcv.11 hy
. v h,h. waithlLiBirt,
SuooMeorno J. . Wheeler A Oo,,
HaiL2'i Block. Vineyard at..
Addres. drawer 1. ' CJTlnd, O,
aanu anfl 'Kucry Klcnu fcr tale. oecu
TAiiUii'tf WATka DRAWEK.
aj -rr- -
All. A If Vr HL,Li VrHMSMl ,.
fismosi mrjfU cmi tflciait mtchent ao in M
for elnating waurrom tuciU 0 any 4t?th.
It.er1nctaalmeritiar.lt.
Bisruorrr. Draijui.rrr, abb i WokiM)
' ' !Asd its, ImpoaaiDihty to Frees Up I
It toaftiiar Tta. the Vncket or the gpoct. dotna
way with the ooatplioatedl machinery neoeeierjr
aoootapiiah both. 1m .tmpiielry makes it leas 11 btc
tr. aatont ot order, tban any o'.ber DrHwee. Th.
Onrb, Bocket, Ac, are snbetsntially made ot tbe
pwat .niwrw ; ine wuoioina caisntateu eo 1
the iants of, the mMi. .. . ,.,;., ,.
WATA& CAH BS BAIBSD IB! LR88
TIM
jinaa ia ui utoaa n
It DUchsxgesfroin the Bottom of th Backet,
er All th power required Is to rale th Weight
water tn the Backet.
' r ima. examine vaiuji o vaiifttiuwai
bfdo. parohasinsanyotner. Aaarsai
PlPTOBt Jtl3 Ontario (treat, Ueealand, Oblo.
awrduta aad OeonU Ushta for aale. Addre..
abowi boju-.b
WaTER-PROOF blacking.
KEEP XOUH
IUI out.
LaTter. WiTaa Paoo
0BPo.tnoa . tb.on y
aTtlve that will m-ke
Learner aerfactiv wat-r
proof and keep It toft
andplta.'. It na been
pat iu tne savemit t.t
by member, cf the Fire
lpart!nBi edmlt
tod 'ryaUtsbetOabr.t
In oae Jolh-r. and
lie an generally wo'd
do wrU i cail and ex
amine it.
j LARTERS
jVATER proof
I i T. ItABTIB,
' ' 1(0 bnperlor itn
I JITiand, O.
jCGMP
rCl-i
' i .... .
3
to
B
el
DRY GOODS.
rr
Jj u a 1 i U U U T.
i
Th. balance of air (loth of
BALMORAL SKIRTS
Will b to'A t.it cboaa toeioit th. stock on
hnd. The; art futl ilm. atxl AcMr.bleootor..
, P.BHEUW00D, ,
it bit
W! Snp-rl- r twt
1 Il.T HIITTI1N
Vn
fTgri, ntlfTOVS.'
mil
RlnBlrKii ft HAUKUANN.
LAK(iALKH JJAlitiAiiNail.
) In ordr toeninr. th. aal.ol thi. Maasn'i
uronaa.01 cooai, 1 wut .D.'
rigarea Jranca urliltanie. at Ik wortait oi.
Chint. M Organdlfi at 18 " I7M
F aft Colored Law on at 10 wnta.
Embroidered ICucHli lUnta oniv lfieta. a Tard
Good IW Oolared Print, onlr 8 oeute a rant. ,
Moallan worth tft asnta. at cai la oanta a rara-
Brtwa Antlqu. Paraaol., only 7oauu aaoh.
A tow Black Lace Mnntllta. at ba!f .rloe. and
naiir othar article., which will be ofl.rod at very
Low Prloe. to ai to .ell thorn off during thi. awuMa.
OaU aad (.1 aos. Good Barralu.
b. a 1 nan,
I'bwap Dry Jood Htor.
ADIEd' .'iiUilK tib'AliUa."
laOWfTB BDtfPaNSiUN WAIBT '
Imps o VXD sxix t s vtros rxss, ,
I
ara aerOMt "Union" hratftntten. It unites th.
Ooraet, bboatder-Braoe, Antl-Lacer and Bklrt-Hnp-
porur m an. Deanumt articLe oi wearing apparel.
The "Oonstltntlon moat be Preaerrad.' which av-
ary Lady ny. can bo by wearing these Wat.!.
i TftV THEM PSIOES BKDUGKJt
rotaal bp -
rSUMAH EKLLOOG, tlT Birperlorit,
htr. POKTEB, M miner, 4 Seneca at.
UUWia A UIOBKK. znttaaerlorat..
Mr. HABTIlf, XM at. Clair t., and at Wkole
il. and Retail by tbe Proprietor, and Manntactn.
re re, 161 Ontario street, oTar htoore'i A action
etore, CtoTeUnd, O. . .
a, wtuu made to uraor.
and Oonnty Rfiiht. fortalo. '
flouDiii.tiirriEbn
V? wtll proeecoteailpereon. whomak.tbe Walita
cuetu anos wiwont antaonty man n.
QLY UMli fcHlLLliGll
MQU3LIN Delaines.
I OALI Oh A eaiLLIItS.
'Call at MUBQAN A BOUT'S.
Ma:
DDES PBINTS,
vain tAanniiiijiii.
OaU at fttOBQAN A KO JT'8.
SQOTCH GINGHAMS, :
i vaLi cnia suilliku.
aercaii t , , r mobqax m Booi'd.
E ACHED COTTONS, :
... . . , OH LI ONE BUtLLlNO.
rOaU at MOliUA K A BOOT'S.
BEOWN COTTONS.
.- ' u.i uk eaiLLiau.
OaU at ; v.. RuBUAN A BOOTS.
? r r" ---. 1 1. i t I!
CQITON-FIVANNELS. J l-
- -i - J Uhl.Jt Ukl htilbLINU,
rCallat - - - MtBO'N BOOTS. .
ENGLI33 PAPER OMBRTCS,"
' UCIAja UDAOUlLlllfltf.
tO-Call at - UOBOAB A BOOT'S.
We hav. a fall .tock cf choice DOMI1TIO
OOiiLid and they cannot be bnjint Cht-aar in ilia
cityx-f C4ev.iand. than at.
jaaai - buiuaii s uuura.
'l I.' BALD WIN $ CO
Bat Jnst opnl the fl.evt ll.e of Black Biks tv-
exmoitea m tne vity, oomruimg in pact of
mirtGroiQ'aJn Sllki, :
aX Bluk Kepped Sbka,
t-4 Black P ult de roie 8i k,
S-4 and 4-1 Black T-fT-ttaailks,
t-t Armsre Blaoa Siliu,
M Ktpped Olwa HiUe.
Blacs Wahredand An!iqn8Htr.,
Black Lruqatabd Si.a'ed bil..,
Blacit biooade and orwchet BilksJ
Black Italian tMlm,
Black Lnstrine. and M.rcellne,
JTrench and ADKlUh Black catita.
Black batin Tnra. . . .
and
a lull asiortment of tk. beat oil-boiled
BLACK GBOS Dm RHINE,
(From 22 to 37 inchtt wide.)
II cf which Ftra for ftle exclni.Tclf for cuh tX oath
)a,2o I.I. BALDWIN A TO.
20,000 lards More
ADDER ,P R I NTS,
IN KEW 8TTLB9,
?. I j i, i U K.
12 i-? Cents pes' yard.
. P. SHBBWOOn, 1
in cnperior Blreet.
spUIUO YAKDd AiilrW001j ;,
D E L A N E Si
In Bfown, Porpie, Tea, Drab and Oraen, ' ' '
POftStCKtm FIB TABO-WOBTH P1TTT,
1 LP.BHBBWOOD,
ianlJ HI Bnperlor it.
JJljD. KENDALL & Co. , "
BOTTCX We would call tbe atlentlon of the bw
etwtemer. who have a crediton oar book, and bare
aneettled .ocoant. due January lift. 1462, to the fct.
tnat,otir ouelni-a. being i a-.ed opon tbe CAbtt
PhlhClPLB. will not admit of a further axtenilon
oi ilm. '.Mi -
llerfaft.rw. nori present bill, anarterly. let Jan
Barn April. July and Uctaher. .nil hball cantinaa
accoanu only witn tnoae wbo pay Prooipily.
feM
IV
b.,!iVAljb a co.
c
p 1
3,000 Tards Plaid Mohairs
. . : il ! . '
Foa 18 3-4 Cists Pia To,
.' Bmal pjib.il cent, ;
i I
I. P. FHIBWOOD,
JaolT
ol superior .t.
VrEW.MoUSLlN DaLAlNES A
freab ftupply or choice ltrlf )ttt rocelTrxl.
i imuii r " ' ' .
TJLUE MEKlNtiS. A Fbwi'ib
JI oaaebedoe ahades cfbloe, fnvt reevlTad.
LAID MERINOS. 2- Plc
-pl.id all-wcol M,rlno. mmrkee downtothirtT'
onti per yard, to el ai tn lot.
:- ;. 'I MOKOAWBneT
TRhi-t
J MiNO
eels. V.qcv
3 'lillMMjSQi. 'IRIM
NO f.rd.. Braid., and Taat.U. Ta.
5. ration., pnotf-. velvet Ifclbbon.. 1EUB-
Btinf aiipott, ax -A.jiiU. 'oca at .
T?RoM PARla Ohm (Jabb Black
I eilk Velvet BibHmy r . . -
! RETTBBBO A HASM ArTW
L
ADIE'S PaGES.
KSITUIUO ft HAI'SMASH.
MILLINERY.
iLiilivButtl tiUtJia l it is, W
Arrival.
I HH W. PORTCR. S4 Senaea itraa.
Is la receipt of a sew and choice .Wck ot
SIILLIHBBT 0OODB.
OumprlalnB
Hew Btyle Shirred Bau. r lower., Blbbon. Monra-
ing Ooooji, uolutr., vein mz. Ateo,
new HTH.i h Aid run (;hii.ijks.
Baalde. a mat variety of Kaaonabie and auhlea
hie good, not enumerated. Ladle, ar TaapeeOBUp
hivitcd tocali andexamtn.
aor Drau saakia do to roar ta th Terr
eiaraviaw
be
POST-OFFICE Tir.lE-TABLE.
WIN TEH ARKANQ EMEN T Fob
Otoeing tbe Mail, at tbe Olereland Poet Of-
loa. oomuanciDa AloTaiiibar4th. ltnL
I iiue or
Cluaing
Mall.
Tim of
LeaTin
Depot.
Irle. Boffito, Saw Tork. Be.
bn, aud-Aaetern Way, daily
Bappiemautai-y better Paok
ae for Butialo, hew lork
and BoatoB, daily ...-,...
Brie, HuiiaJo, Albany, TroTi
Cew iork, kloUo and Port
land, ounnectin. with h. X.
AH A. St.
5SA.lt.
KMA.M
vd0A.H.
a Erie A0l,dll7.
nuplemeutary Letter Pack'
7JDP. H.
Mop. m.
BKe iiw nunare, m.w sora
kieton. daily.
:00 P. kt.
m r. m.
Filtibanh A Way, Philadel
phia, weehlngton, uaiu-
more. Akron. Canton, Mae-
alllon, O. A P. B. B. ASten
bonTiIla, VkbeeilngandB.A
j. a. a., Qiuiy ..
BorDlementarr Letter Pack
A90A.M.
t-JSA.lL
. ax. lor i'lcuburio, PhUa-
-duipbla, WaehiQiitoa audi
Baltimore, daily
8J0 A. M
kWA-Jkl
MA.M.
:9 P. M
fcKP. M.
: A. M.
7JOA.1I.
Toledo, Chicago A Detrott,d'iy
horaa:k. kremont, Oberiini
and Toledo, way, daity..j
Totrtdo, ietrolt,anhaea audi
ffJS A.
unioago, Qauy
8:1 P. M.
Mt. M.
eJ0A.I.
e40A.lL
klyrta, Bandaeky aad Way,
konugatown, , Warren at
Via;, daily
10:03 P. at.
Ooliuobtu, Otnernaatt and
til. dallT
iMA.IL
Oolumbos, Cincinnati. LoQ.
Ulrtlle, WbMilaB, bt. Looi.,
umiuootna, itrue.uia aa
Barle'.ta, daily.. ..
Btleaectan Letter Pack
sjsr.R.
rr-Mt.x.
a, lor uoinmna au uu
oiudui. a. iv ..
t JS P. H
awl) A. At
ms T. x
Me-nnaand War, daily
turkptirt. Dover, hceffleld.
Aortu tfiageviii ana &m
berot. Leave. Taaaaava.
rhnredav. and Bataroar. IllllQ A. M.
Batb. Ureckmll. and Copier
Toaaaays aaa Batar-
Uayi.. ... . .. ...
7:00 A. MJ
ron UBnir., uranger,
Hinckley and North Boyal
ton. Leaves liuadajsand
oainrcay.
TrOO A. H
W ariwuTlllaa daily.
kWOA-hU1
TlHt Ot ABR1VAL OF HAIL TBAUB
1 DAPOT
Throngh Kairtern - JUS A. U. 1:1 P. H.
iKeuu and "A ay from Bnfialo. 9:IA P. St.
nroosn ranadaipnia and
Waaiunrton. via Pluabnrab. Hi A. M. SilS P. M.
Pltx.bargn and War from ,
w allaTUle th A. at. -
Eilienborah. Akroaaad VTar iaA.K.
Ttiruosh W oatern i ) a. M. S:40 P. H.
w ay MB r.JO a. at.
TbroBBb aootnora pssb A. AV. AM P. M.
w ay nom 1 n n" o.v r.
Way from Bandn.ky.Mta.
WfrOB ionncauiwn
. 9JQ A. M.
748 P. M.
urn p.m.
BlCina and i y . . v
Bv4kport, Devar and Amherst -
way. jtrnvea TnaaaaBBi i.
Tbnradaya and datnruay.M
11:00 P. H.
Bath, Breckaville aad Copier ;
W ay. ArriTea jsonday. ana
Friday.
tmr.it.
BbaroB Centre, Grander and
.Minn K.;vaiton v bt. at.
rtvee Menday. and frulay. -
fcMP.M.
WerreaJTlUe, daily.
-ia a. m.
lime or di.trioDtlon of mail. reafjT for delivery 1.
umiiy on kou Mtar thaa th time ot arrival ot
train a. . . - . aV OuWLSH, P. M. -
STOVES AND TIN-WARE.
L. MARVIN, No. 50, Sooth
tefectod from all tbe vrfncie-J Btcve FoundriM nd
iwubiqw ow itvr.airaari
' lark mii b memo fd mtfi
lDbt and ii
pptTed Tiaiiotiofi of
- 8 T O K B.
all of tbe idob. . - .. y
B4Wrv5r hTif!r ttie mostt ftdlTmntasTeoiu ftkcHltlae
tor arcbcV"injr S toy em of UleroUnd nuDlctin. w-
orrilArly' vjAptd to tttle BUsJ-ket. A Lakh hi mmnm
na9 wHb JineiTint!, to bo wuklr rnpoiiod wiUi
Jl lbe newvssi and imort bTtifiil sTtyte of :
.KMAiUiaiiELl liHATES.-
wbl.h. with hi. lonff exaerianoa of U Teara fas thi
oity 1 bt. bntine.., enable, him to offer to hi nn-
mertxi. inend. and tn -Teat ol mankind- la gene
ral. tb Greatest Indnoementa in reaard to eoaiity
and priee. for th.m to anrcbaM good In hi Una
nao theOMB PUICI BiSTASt. I . J
TJHJ "DL3PATCH COOhUKQ BTOTb" .
it eoiitlnaliig to tncreaae In pnbllc favor, and Is th
loet Diisieifi, bUimuaiUAlj, guii.M. aad
BBrKOX eaerathH stove hs th maraec aa thous
and, of Housekeeper. In this city and surrounding
country, wneeredarly asing th Stove, wiU testify.
11. uaa also large variety of otae. Bw Styles of
OOUKifiO HTOTA3, a. well aa
F Ait LOR, BALL AND OFTICT BTOYIS,
Hot, for wooa aaa uoai, or ;
CLgVILAtiD AhUOlllXB A UFAITTU KB.
Hd manufacture., and has fbs sale at wholesale
and retail, all kind of Plain and Japanned Tin,
Copper aod s beet inn War. Hi. ataok oi Hoaa-
romi-sning uoooa,
Morale Mmtiet etvt 1 amtUd (rratet
Is In-ie aad ewsiplet la styt and ffni.a. "
avrAil are moat oordiailv Invited to sail beta.
purobaelig eliewbere, and Judge lor themselves,
pad tati.tactloB is guaranteed at th
fIOJ t txXAXA AMfUMJVM.
W. L.UABVIH,
" v v Wo. SO. south side Public Bquars,
BSS ... f1.aalaad. Oban.
MERCANTILE . COLLEGE.
BRYANT,
FOLSOM,
i " : STRATTON k
I , , , - FELTON'S
i
CLEVELAND COLLEGE.
si)- 8cbolarh!p good in Bight OoUtfaa.
saarstndent. en tar at but tin aad study either
4y r evening, or Dotn. , ,
F-KTenrnaT Student th Aeootnitt tak fnil
oeorpe. -
F AVeotGg Arlthmetia fJlaaaa saocht oa raa-
Bonable terms.
mrw iLttmu'B wnnn uiusm lor lauie.- aaa
stentlemen eommeooe on th first of each month.
Tji-ma SlO for the Winter, or S3 per month.
us-Oail at onoe. Uon't lMlay.- to wkll row
(imp ot tt. -aoTiz
HOTELS.
WB8TEBN HOTAiL,
Kos, 9, II, 15 & 17 Cocbtumdt 8t ,
niAE BSUADWAT .HBW TOBK OITT.
Tbi old-tabl ibed tvs4 fkvorito BwoTt of ttte
Bu'tne Comn) army bbi on roc nil y refitted, 4v.d
cotuolete iu eTeryihinc tbat oui mirjitr to the
lotnfcrtot 1 pmtruBA. 1 li.ia mm& Teotilioe are
iptMi.tkllf proTHe-i fur.
It ii centrftlir toovtid f 4 wimj mi4 f fh
Cltyi an I la criitijtiur to tbe BTioclttal 11 n of
btumboat, Ou9fmvitxmmt Verrla, etc. la coa-
kHKjui-nc of th- praeiore cawed bj ire atetweuioo.
prices obtv prjen muna vo
Oc Doll & Fuir Cts Pa Day,
Th Table la amply supplied wit b all th. Inxnrle
rf tti,aaaoB and at too' to that oraoy otber not.
in tbecountry. A mat- aooemmotlatlon are Aard
for ireaa' d, of 400 gueata.
BKar-ooB. be-ieve honner. Hackmen and oth.rs
who map say "sua Wesura Hotel ta full "
D.D. WIB0HK8TER,
Tbbs. Tl WlKCTfaSTlB. llf:Ml P-orrlttur.
"pRENCH'8 HOI EL.
0H IHB BOBOPBAB PLAN. '
. , . .u l OITT OF HAW TOBK.
glngle Booms 50 cents Per Day.
i Oity Ball Sj-Mtre, cor. Frankart,
tOppu.lt. City Ball.)
(Wis as tT "ey b, ordered tn tbe Spadous B-frrctcry-
There laBiber1ahepaadsaUawaas
sttaabed to th. Hotel.
Br.ew'of BCKBSES and HACKBKif who
say w. r lull. s. p-itajiyn,
cieolihtf . Pr"pr.toT.
Tt TAN H AT TAN
HUTB.L iNoa)
lTl S. . 7 nd Murray stiwt,caioVAorfrsa
Br -dwT. otp .lie th. Park, hew Ioik. Hiw.iu.
A I liar. Ptopn.oara, M. HnginBr uf rwl
rtreel U eM, ttoeWa; tl. JS. s UAg, let. ot Lovajoy
i
fl J ; .
lietei, new son
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
pLOSING OCT SALE
. y
ViSAI I Bll
OP
LADIES' FURS!!
L. BENEDICT k SONS
Ear a good anortnunt of
LADIES' MO CKILCr.EN'S FURS
Pur thi. aeaaoa of th yir, and will seU thtia at
VERY GREAT BARGAINS.
rMow la the time to t aln- ut nf V n a
cbaap. a L. BAAhOlcr A BOhB.
jaiU7 i Dapertor lire. t.
BUFFALO ROBES FOR SALE
CHEAP, at BcMBDIOi".
F
U ft 8 I
FUR Sfl
FUR Sill
E. STAI.RJ& 00.
245 BCPBftiot; BT.i
Bat raalTd a splendid aasortBUBt of
URS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
Thor Mil them cb. mr oent. btrlow isVsTt Tsri
lrtcj.M (Jajl tvnd tee iheim.
F
UBS!
F U R Sit
.1 UR Stl
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
LA BOB AS80BTMBNT.
GENTS' FUR CAPS.
MUFFLERS
ATS
GLOVE3,
yery ohoioe goods oi oar ew manahMitnra.
CALL ABD BBB THIM AT
215 SniBaioa Bt.
Marble Block.
B. W. PECK,
Saeoaaaor to Fuller Oo,
"Bepalrlag and Ahorlng oi BDBgaaatly oa
BT BXPBBDtBCBO WOBXS1BB. . .;.
B, W. P.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
BSKI. BU.IC. l.
csatrRcrr pmcMsiav.
SE &
PRENTISS, .
WHOLXSALa SlALUf lot
POKK, L ABD.
JfiXTBA CUGAK-CUEXD HAMS. AMD
DRIED BEEF.
Of O-r OWB CTIriiiT A rlfhl ir-rlr MnwianwV. M
hand at the Brick Stur formerly iccQpted by tioae
a-B. ami "Muron-fr T D 4
OYbTElS. MaN'8 UBt-BBBAIBD
Baltlaior.Or.ters sown ! a can. st
r
A.B.OLBBN AOO'5,
b8
UU 'nta. O "tre-t.
flSH. I FISH 1 1 Evibt Vhaiity
oait n ater J ish aiwsy. oa band, at
' , 1 B.G' E.N!. aOO'S,
i:trats-io street.
fjRANGKS & LEilMONS Tub
r . .uv maraet anoras, at
J. b. at, raw a org.
DRIED FRUITS, Cahsid Fkuhs.
Paultrr, Ac, Aa., at
J.B. SLKBNOOO'S.
fcbg
10 Out irlo .tree
TbRied
FRUITS RASPBER
AJ hilti, Blaokberrie.
to, hltiraa, Paacbe. and
apples, at
niLeu a a v a as,
111 Ortario street.
pOAL OIL--WARRANTED THE
at u oent. per gallon, at
ItSliMl. s-vahb.
in ,'ntano it
CHOICE BRANUaOaf FAMILY
PLOUB.at
WA18H A PT4HS'
111 0'"t'-
SAGO, TAWoCA, V JiivMlUJui,
LA aad afaccarenL at
WALSH A ITAN9'
ill O'tarlo street.
H
OMINY
AND SAMP- -AT
WALSH a k VANS',
111 umarlo street
s
ALT WATEK HERRI NGd---
- WALBK A IVANS',
111 Onierlo .trees.
pLOVERAND TIMOTHY SEED
at WALbbt A aVAhd',
BOO
E R
I E 3
AT
J.FiLHOWER'S,
163 - , Ohtabio Stbiit
163
CAB BB BAD AT BITAIL. .
Ths cbespest 8UOAR3 for tbe moeey In town.
The chp,.t (Vri KI lor th. aionty In Wan.
The die aMt Tliuwin.-..- i
Tner you will Bad Uu teit OaBBOA OiL ia this
wia
AT 1H1BTT-TWO CISTS PIS OAIXOS,
'bf Baaumber th. place,
163 - - Obtahio 8ikht. - 163
Ja
T DO NOT BRAG V. HEN I 8AY
I that I have tbe cboioast Byrup. na the bet
jholaeeM In Cleveland.
UkO. it. Bat' A
(alPLIT PKAS. t-AGO, TAJ-IUCA,
KJ TensMalli, Maeaaroal, Ktca, Bloe Ttmr and
Arrowroot, at
270 BUPaUlcB SlBetT.
THiCBT BuAOti abtiGKBuBjN
B. TsLAA in th. Citr. Aiao.all grad.. of (tar.
v. f.. o,
jBU
77. -tjpf,nr tt.
C ALT WATER HERRING-Foa
Ikiaaiebw A. TBJC IeST,
Oriatt'i Jucbaoffe.
E
NGLISU SALT Foa Sals bt
A. TBZOHNT, Oritur-, axchug.
PLUr.iEIKG.
B.
P. 30WEB,
XJC'JTIffD
P L U f.1 B E R -
No. 102, Publio Sqoar, CtevelAnd, Ohio,
M.srmraCTtraas BBaasa la -
Bath Tube. Water Cloeote, Wash Bm tea, Ptrosir,
Hydrant, jurftaaano risvu 1 ucai. jnut
Baba-rhoee, Lead, Oalvwi A -
. . Jrua rise. vo.w Dei.ara, ,
Aad Plumper I Matariai of all kit 4.
Oltrasd Cotmtry order tor Work promptly
trnmaedto. 1 useirug sobcited, and awatly axa-
RAILROADS.
1862. , . j3e3
.rV?Tr" "oo'd be earera! IB parchaefng Ts
t. w et. Joaepb, or petal " t saw "
they read by tne ' -
NORTH JII3S0URI llAILSOAI),
t HlS?t fl " r" ireet rest tB BaiB -
ISA AO H. BTTJBOSOH. ,
IB'I Snat, o lb N. M. K. B- .
BkNBI H. SIMACiii, ..,
O o'l Tra-1
'S AjT.t.-
CILKV ELAND ad MAHONING 1
J BAItVBOAO.
tia Js.LB t lt-To tak aAeot oa and.'!
Tn under, Boveaaber SB, ISflL "
i UlTjaad to looBjjBtowa, ' "
Train. Leafe -
Cleveland . f:v A. M. MF.I,...
1,J prrj n '4 " - '
" ' " 4: t
a-""" s5. 4 Jl
A wror. s-jg . 4.4; aj
Kaatae fci "
iW - -
:4I " - . .
0t "
eru
L. 1 .
Aj?
1 i7
7 Vi.-i
t Arrtveat luuaBt'a.-l:JS " ya
VoangBtawa to 'Inilsad -Train.
Leave . .
lOOBBVtCWB.
: nrler am
(iiraxd
' Ml
Warren
Leavisubiirah.
xiraievi.M
WiD-thara
;3
-U
pLEVELAND tt ERIE R. B.
a, i-w-i
LiSaa:
latl-l. wlhTSa AKBAHOAatBST. leu-t.
Ob and after Monday, Boveasber tta, US1, Tata
'u. inui ,u roil a ajuowaj , , . . , .
LtAVI OLITILABD. '
XXfUKi-S MAIL T VHtl-m- aa as .
station eicwet wlcklilJe. Mho tor. for.-v. "
Cotonv
P. 41:
kMP. M (X
vine at
Catoovllia. Saytirook, .cd arrive. at IHt s l ii . .
P. li : luukra 4-ai P. M Bnfrio -, P. M. '
AMP. M (X)NMtAUT ACCuilMtiATlOfl-etoB-
pin. au station..
f30t P. M.-MIQUI BXFBKIWTBAIH-etopptag
, ,, PstnesTilia, AahaUilaaad4lrarTieiii7.aai
' arrive, at Brie at ! u a. -, itmaiia afi
SNA-BU. Bttll0i,. ;j , t Xj saJ
T K1VI f RIS
hit a. . BIGHT AXFBj&sa TltAIB-P tarag S '
to Irani, uoon-aut, A.ntancla and faiuesvui
aaivi aall arrities at (Ii?nlanr1 al It 1A m
ASpr.a. AIPitA-wMAIL iHAih Sto.euig atat
station. except oayDrook, taroav-ue, fwir, -. .
outer, and WtckluSa, aad anrves aa Uev
AtvOOasMOOATION TBAIB VfD lew OvswaTd) '
at a. a., .topping at au vtauoaa, bob ar
BtTiiio al CavfaaaiHi s Bib A-BU . j '.. . - ."
AH the trains going westward ooBBaot at OIveleA f,
with train, lor Toledo, Oblcago, Columbus, C'.iicia-
uau, wuia, cm... auu wi ,,wua v iu. w,
eoaneot at Dunkirk with tbe traiaeof ta. fc. M. A ti. k-
Saliroed, and at BuRalo with thoae ol tb. New lor.
Oeoaal aad bUm hew ar city stailroada. ..i
11. AtnxhuiiAJa, mi 1,
Cleeelaad. Hot U.ieti ,
W!. PEiNNalLVANiA
l TitAxi BAXLUOAi,
j (WITH IT8 OOSHBOTIOBS.) 11
IS A FIRSI-CLASS ROUTS, -
j TO ALL MA8TESM CITIES. " i J
T3BEB BAILT TBAIB8 PBCM PITT8BUMB
Ail ooanaettng direct to Bew Tort I ;(
Via Philadelphia. . . . ;
TWO FBOkt EABBIBBUBOB TO BBW IOBB,
- fk AjteartOWeaW
BAILT OOBBKOTIOBB TO BALTIMOBB,
: - BinH-r, Bpbbs abb Coxpobs. ...
.-ri
Tart and Trnu earn at other Bouit. . ;
Baggag Checked through all tranaJer. fn.
Ooaneotion. made at BuTlsburgh. via AUentoww
Inriiew t ork direct, and paaenvr bp um rotit 4
rsa tbronKB fi om i'ltubnrsa to Jrser Citr wtta-
out oaast of Oars. im
soy your new iotk ana Boston n .cx-ss n
P4.l K IF 1-1 1 ,1 K. C,l.-l-,l .
or Alien town, -
PBBtQHT CABBIEB EAST OB VX8T.
P15XSTLYAKIA CiLNTRAL BAILEOAD '
With ttreet i!eeatch aad at Low Bates. -
khooh LCWlfl.
: . U iO
3Bt Sup't, AitaaBva, fa ' , J
SL Hour as, CTen'i Western Aent,
inuianapuiia, luu ,,
n r r l i i it a. i -'p'!1 u 1 1 P n u
UAiXS V XlUiVtl JJ Op AliAUJJUltUU.
i . , SAlllkOltl ' e ' - "
-1 ouw
ltl-A r .WiWTalB AatllAJiaAslAJIt. Bstl-,, sJ
Thaak.efleot ew slnf!v. Bcrvemher 4th." WSX.-. 1
Trauia Mara Cleveland daii, unaars excepted
t-JQA. M Al C Arrives t 3r Fork . 46 A. Kf-'i
rtiiiahipni i.w a., oi.', nttaour.o aim r. a,.
bnui ii S:40 P. ALj M. PhlladelebiatUJ. P. M. o!
BM P. a. BTr'UricS Arrlvea at N. lork P. M
l-niiaaeipoia irjxs r. riuaouxgj& aujr.au tt
W heeling a A. AU - w
Bbtb TtMbb oennect at Badana fc Akroa BwA ;
BUlirebursa. '
Oar. run tbroogh from Plvtsbnrgh So Brw Ton
(TiaAllensown,; wttnooA chana. ' l r.. )
I are uiohvi anr wuie. uus.
Tbroasa TwS.t eaa b procoredat theDnlew vol
Ticait OtUce, Wtddcll ilonae, at til Aatpot, or at
uarratia.ui.
tadham ' I jjg
Braftavtli , ii-Tf
LeavuubUah 12
arrea ..tr.u t
a '' i
O inwd , , n 57
, u . - j . . . m
V a... m
7:3 " " " 1 'fl -
. . . til S JS - 1 I -1
. ua '... . td 'jj.rj
u-is at M
I 4 ti ' A At M
UarretiaTlile . 4 at
5 in
Aurora. , , frjA ' " ,
oolon i"l - at i t o-.'jt m
jfUDk li ad.iirl7 to
. Mewbnrgb , , ., f Jt . 7:2S " -,.:i.
; ArnTeatCtevaiand.loO M 7:45 m
"I i t. - VHAB. U BelODBS, -
BOVSP Bnparlntanaeuj.
to asoua auoot simuvj. : t o. J
i - j. a. nocuijirtjuuH, oupm.
F, B. BIxBtHS, V T. aseni to4
riLKWKLAUD & TOLEDU li. R.'
J - - -
HtM. WIBTAB ABBA4lwBhf. .,161-1,
na and after Mondav. Bovember 4th. TrafBB
will raa deiir, a AiOowa, (audar. axo.pisa.r-' -
A. M. Obicago Bxprees btops at all station, o , ,
Bontam tuvisKwa, except v.aaaiiio, eva "
arrives in Toledo at Lchi P. St.; aad Chic
mi. M.V1 b. Bl - - kid
4:107. M. honhern Mail Stop, at all station, oa
Bortnern i)iviBtoB,aaairitsat tun.g.syat
I 8:15 P. M.
WS P. St. TeleTph BxprMa-tps at all stations .
OO ooutnern iiituioh, uww w aeainsrton,
Boanclay. ArriTce in Xoledeat i;4A. Mf ..
aad fcaioago at 11A.M. - '
. OOBBBOTIOBB. , . : . -,.
Cwnsections ar mad. at K oar jwrlil with th Bn
Sn. - At .r,...ul a-J aiewara is. B. CildewiiA T - ;
tda bandusky. Dayton and CincinnalS B. B., at Fre.
moat with I remoot A Indian A. B.. and at Xc-ieo . j
with tbe Michigan bioutberu A hortbern Iuuiana
and Toledo d Wabaab hailroad. for CbJcaffo, Ce . .
trott, Jaoiaou, Fort W.yue, Loann.pcrt. LaiaretMj ' J
Oairo, Alton, lit. Lout, and all pomta west, AiorSb, , ,
woat ana Doutuvnw. -
Train, arnv la vwreiana ironi m wiv ana taw
Wan. at .Na,Ba BBdA4u.ab Irasa tsaadaeuf .-
at saw A.
lb D. BDCBIB.
: bu?fc
CtrrMa , War. 4. ttt.
PLEVELAND.
COLUMBUS
BAILBOAB.
uaikl. . WihTAB ABBAMUaiAlieil. ISU-f. ,
nl and after Mondav. November 4th, lflaL Pbsbbsw
reri'reln wiU leave cievaamd a taiowa: .... iw
First TT.ln e:00 A. Bt stopping u ail .tanon. aw- .
,. i W.MU, vt.wi .wwiwii anw '
WicB, Iberia. dn. herlm and Orauae, arri
Ttnjt at Creetiine .O.O a. St.; OvInaibB 4:3 Pa . 1
M .; Dayton J;00 P. 41 ; Cincinnati ill I. M4
ludianapoli. V.ial P. M ; Looiaiale : A. H .
Bt. Louu 1K4A A. hU Chlcao via OresUix.
ln-tfl p. M.
Ssoand Train 76 P. .-Btopptna at ail (tatiee
loerta 4ieB, jsaruu, uewiaveair,viraQ9Bau
j WortbtOBUU.arrlvuigatUrastl MllaaP.M, -.ia
i Oolunba 1-30 A. at ; ,'atu d:06 A. M.; Cm-
nuatl T.a A. hl Indtanapo.i. senj a. si j Bt, 9
juj 11.3U M.; !.0U'STiUe2:iAP.BL; Ciuua.
I go vi urestliD. 10.4B A. M. , .
Fvatn. .top to leave Paaeangr. s fl fbaaotie ma
nponiy to take f MSangiT on signal at atatlosB
axc.ptiw aaove. J,'1'
1 rain, leave uommoup mm iuiww,. i., inun ko.
ja. at ....- v..wu - . . . . - u
-Hi P. AU. and arrives in uiavsland aJO P. AU
OwBHBOTIOBB. ' '
IbrlT. Bsndnsky. MaaeUeid A Bewarfc Ballroad, K
I
at aw-'i'"i 1 iwo,aiwi,atawfiii.
AO.
rjresti'ne, Pltrjbnrf a. Fort Way A Chicago Ban '
Ulaa,Fort Wavaa, Laaone, caeu, .'B1
wam and Aaat ax Man.neid, WouMer, Ma v
all-n. AO. - ' t' i-
goiloa and itellluutal&e Ballroad Line, for Marioa
. i Billelontalna, Bldaar, Umua, Mnocla, 14
I inapulle, Terra Hacte, v lnoaonea, area.
I Vliie, Louisville, Cauro. St. Lou-V,
11 Aware, with BPrlngneid, all. vernoa aaa
hnrin a-Ulroad for S.riatfCld.
oixmboa. Little kttaal A Oolamoao, as Xb!b
Baliroad, air Aanla, Dajton, InuLaneu. -
T-rr. rtaute, St. ijeoie, wjnAnt
and Clncmna-l, aad wit the c&hi A A.. , !: '
' .tatlppl luitn.. at CuiGlunati tor Locit X ' w
v.lJvaa.Tllie, Cairo, St. Loci, a-l ' 1 : Vj
-.Mnn tnaOtlJO nvei.
I v . . " ' . . ... ' -". a
! , I.diaaa Mauxoa.1 lor Ptsea, Craana, ao. l
af For 'Xiokea to ail pi-'int and In tnrroatiou.
sir at the PseeaogBr la lias, sad at Line. ' ' '
i ifflae. 147 superior street. - -
oawe.1.. SL e. fUST, S-tportatMdaRt,
Otevelaad, Bov. b. 14. . , ;
PLATING & EELL HANGn!
iiVhhi fLAlUtti aao baiLl, b ACrlv3." '
rHE bOBSCRIRER IS PREFAB
BO to re-piataBpoooa, Forks, Ceetora, Arult - ,
uuhea. and all etoer arlh;. e to war, as gor
aaaw: aiao. otair bode, uoor avaoba, B-ai Puna, f.,
ac-Tre-siavol or plated to oraer. i.y baud oi atacuts
UL, M good s au 44r eatac Had uant la ta "
u bill aAHaatra ,
PTcmntry ateudeat,audaaworh. WKrraahat ss
-.i,wieO, at raaaoaaota pnoe. -Laoea
am. a. leci. awcaemrwrf PlLsasM -
mi: onierlo ttrwta, u.p iir. . .,(v
?-Triati'hoVii ktiaa, terirtg ths Bsal &
WB.I.St.S SI BO. WW1-IS tar- va.
ravnavaa
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