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HOMING LEADER;
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Edltwrw,
t)it( ! Nl.NtJ, MARCH 10, I SMI
'
i-J" All EoadiEg Hatter on
this rsgo Is from our Tester
t zy Afternoon's Edition. I ' "
George Francis Train Again---He Speaks
for the Secessionists.
Oar readers bay BjovI, front tim to
tiara, extract from tf aeciss j Qeorg
FrttaeU-Tiikin, the vide awake Amirican,
T;k An utoaieW the Ecgluh by CD(r
ceding tieir caubersom omiiibuetei by
Street mm, od Mlonisbeil them itiQ more
- 1 kU perfect readineM to mikt rpeeoh
M A7 time, at any piaee, and upon any
a' jeet Duricg the last year he hat made
amerouf Cnioa ipeeobes, eaoh fall of
fnngtnt and telling kite. At a late meet
ing ia London, held jast after the aewi
bad arrired of the battle of Somerset,
" rhere Iilliooffer tu killed, Mr. Trala
poke to the question, w Is the North or the
Baulk Eight T'1 and atoniahed hit bearers
ly saying that as the speakers for the
South seemed to be scarce, he would speak
for the Secessionists. Aad this he did, lit
a strain of withering stream and Irony
Kbiab. most hate nude them wish, most
lieartily that he had esponsed any earns
bat theirs. We make a few exlraots rroea
this ieoh. He said:
As there seems to be a dearth of speak?
crt on the side of the 8) tub, perm! t me tea
r fifteen minutes' attention for what I may
have to say on that side of thft question.
Eer 1'fee Northerners chink they have
lie very best Constitution in ike world,
beoftuse they hare placed their letnple of
Liberty on the fonr eorner-etoaes Wis
dom. Mercy, Joetioe, and Union I Bat we
in SeeessU have based our Constitution
sad reared oar Temple of Despotism on
ens 'acknowledged corner sUne Kegre
fclsrsry. !
pr-jikes
-
of
for the Secessionists. THE CORNER-STONE OF SECESSIA.
" Kow, I nerer heard of a houte with only
ns eoraer-stone laughter ; there must ef
necessity be four, and these are the other
Ihree Perjury 1 Bobbery! Ireaohery! On
4bea four oolumns we have raised that s4
I3oe of Despotism for whish I hare risen
to speak.
it
IMAGINARY GRIEVANCES OF THE SOUTH.
I maintain that the North has acted most
TTC-npi; by ne that the liorth wis wrong
in iwUg us precedence in all matters of
tStaie bear wrong in'giring ns, as the
honorable gentleman from Alabama says,
aae power to eleet nearly all the Presi-
- -dents hear that the Korth was wrong
la g'iTing the South all the naal officers
jrrocg ia taking our men to make all the
rmy officers. Cheers.
I maintain the North wag wrong ia al
lowing as to rob the treasury at Watbiog
. wrong -ia allowing na to absorb all
i-4 sithera spoils and wrong in allow
ing aJ to assume all the civil and military
por. f Cheers I tell yoa that we in
fc-aoeseia aek"?iae too North. Ihey boast in
' the North of tbeir morality and religion,
T&nt we despise their morality and religion.
" Bhame 1 " I tell yoa that the North has
acted wrongly by ns in permitting ns to
remote all the munitions of war to the
. Southern porta, where they eould be sur--readered
into our hands laughter and
jheert into the hands of the far-famed
of the South. Hear
of
.
A CUT AT JOHN BULL.
V
V We blame you, and we have a right to
flame you, that yoa have not long sine
4 bitted the cl lims of our great Confeder
acy, at we were led, by unofficial corres
Cvieaee, to think you would have dona
long Jo- Hear, hear. Again, we have
4o comp.N ,cst I00 B0 ffioint'y
ck80wld.',i oor established Valor: have
V-roa foouen ten thousand of our
i-graai Rivalry,1 w days' fighting,
drove ninety of tie Kortk.rn men out of
. fortenwter? Aprp atdaangnter
' Ihen again, did we n'oC1 Ptt 4Vg
i -assiaat - ia - Alexandria Uieit-Alonal
EOsworthT Ton give us CO credit for
these things ; but you would, if 7on.??ted
" jujtly by us, give us some little cre!tij
that asoount. We have to complain oi !n
awarrantble delay in the affair ef the
Trent had the Nashville taken Lovejoy
, -or Sumner from the deck of a British ship,
70a would not have taken half the time to
' consider the matter I Laughter and hear.
Why, if I remember rightly, yoa reoeivea
tin news on Thursday on Friday it was
all right on Saturday it was all wrong
on Sunday war wag declared and troops
ordered to Canada! yes, this digaified
jMjon took nfly-six hours after the advices
lud arrived ! Now we say that this delay
lt nw-vthy of to great a nation had the
act been eommiUei by the South, half the
lime would tTe beta sufii.ient. .. Cheers.
BB BESDr.KXD BOOK TBB
[...] BLOCKADE.
within three weeks to
Ton must com
bo too late, I know,
r v... f. . 'tion upon the
sub-
vi a uto uii .UK'. turn n- . 1
r , , Wait, aad you
WM be convinced that ih." li0.8."
v.. .1 j . have
revolu
... ourselves the power to pnt doW
the
tion. Cheers. Bow absurd, fv.
Nir
- North 10 justify blockadine ear hare
that yoa can cot run ia munitions of wa
ver the su ken ships, by maintaining that
England sunk ships at Savannah eighty
years ago, where we Eeaessionists sunk
more the other day ; that Bicheliea made
a dyke of sunken ships at Hoohalls in
i 1628; that, the British Admiral ordered
' Boulogne to be blocked up in 1304, and
nt fit ships, loaded with stone, to Alto
dria, ia 1807 ; that lord Daadonald tried
to get Lord Mulgrave to follow suit at Ail
ia 1809.
'
bi-
M
th
SOUTHERN BULL RUNS.
' Look when the Northerners landed at
Port Boyal and Beaufort j we showed then
powers of pedestrianism throwing even
beerfoot into the shade. Laughter aad
cheers When the Northern hordes land
- ed, the chivalry of Georgia went trti,
South Carolinians next, and the Germans
. last, until at last there wag but one poor
Id nigger left. Loud cheers 1 never
saw sues, speed ; they reached Charleston
ia much shorter time than I should have
tiuraybt possible. - .. ...
Ti.'iydid ths gentleman from Ssrsia
mit tail praiseworthy act when, aliading
to our chivalry t- Then, again, Tead the
papers of Saturday and to-day. , ilaveyoa
aot read how 70.000 men Wt it. SaI.
whereon lay the bodies ef Zsllicoffer a ltd
. Peyton T they wentquiokly because they
Were anxious to fight the battle in Tenae
see. Confusion. Don't get excited, &
eeseinnists, for I am to-night on the sida 0f
the foiita. Applause aad laacater.)
of
"SECESSIA AND "YANKEE" LANE.
lit word Seceesta signifies RevelT er
er-
owte .nire Lynch Lew Tar Fes
and the noble science of Kepudiat
m 1 t - .. . .
there
en
l--J waue me wora unionist r :( Yan.
iee poesesse the mt&n interpreta tion o
idcrUion Virtue GFaios
aad Eonesly. Cheers.
terprise
i
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E.rCowlcsl CoPabllshers. - -' :;: ' ; : ?&c No.' 112 Superior Street. Terms: SVlSSep
VOL. XVI. CLEVELAND, . MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1862 1 - N0 58;
a v.
iv; Lnniin
A
(For the Leader.)
Singular Frank of a Steam Boiler.
MALVERN, March 7, 1862.
Eds. LsADtm: This morning, about
seveJtivlVoVmaBy ft'oai eitltens were
started from, their, hot coffee at breakfast,
by a strangt report,' followed by a crashing
noise. , Directly msa and women were
seen running in the direotion of Mr. Q. 8
Harford's Steam furniture Establishment,
and ohe ories of distress were heard, as
on of ths hands, Mr. Theodore Johns, was
being removed to th Union Uete', muoh
disfigured by smoke, and dust, and some
v;hi in:urel b a aut -! the-: head and
on the limbs, but nof dangerously.
Oa repairing to th scene, we fonnd the
englne-sbed entirely demolished, and the
fragments f board, ba-U;k -And mortar,
soattered in wild oonfusion, in every direction-
the boiler aa upright one
weighing" som 'two- taeosaad- pounds,
was lifted ' high Into the air,; and
dropped through th root of th Ware
house of Messrs. Haines, Hardesty A Co.,
some thirty feet distant, where it now lies
on a large pile of corn on the third, story
floor, with the dome baret out, aad the side
pressed ta by falling on the collar beam of
H.
For the Leader.
A Soldier.
John. C. Warren, son ef W. LL aad Phebe
Anne Warren, of Warrensviile, Cuyahoga
oonnty, Ohio, and a private in Company C,
(CapU C. P. Jewett,) 4 2d regimen Col
Garflold, died sear to Ashland hospital,
Ky , on the 26th of February, 1SC2, in the
21st year of his sge, of typhoid fever.
Ihis young-man was a native of the
above named town of Warrensville, was a
child of hopefal promise, aad a yonng man
amiable temper and spirit, of an enter
prising; aotive, business turn of mi ad, of
good moral and religious character, dear to
and beloved by not only his own family,
but all who knew him. j
John volunteered in September last after
mat are deliberation, under a full and set
tled ooAvietion that it was his civil and re
ligious duty to fly to the rescue f his
threatened country. He is of a family of
hemes. His grandfather, Hon. D. Warren,
was aaetdie ia the war of 18(2, and his
great grandfathers, Moses Warren and Jas.
Pre n tie, were soldiers in the revolutionary
atrugge that gained and established the
independenoeasd liberties of our nation;
was to be ez pec Led that such a son would
haw his wiltiaga- and bravery in the
defence ef those civil blessings so dear to
every Irae patriot. !
As a soldiCTV whether in the camp r. on
the march, John was esteemed and admi r
ed by associates and officers, and was ia
60I. Garfield's march after and battle with
Humphry Marshall at Middle Creek, in
January, and had aa opportunity of show
ing his bravery ia the face of a murderous
foe. During tie engagement a ball passed
through his overeoat, and ene struck the
stock of his gun. But though this prscious
young man essayed the deadly intent of the
rebel arms, yet exposure as' a eoldier
brought on disease, whioh, after a few days
hard fare with little at ention, and for
three or fonr days (from all that can be
ascertained) no on gave hun any atten
tion, be breathe! his last as they bore him
from the boat t the hospital at Ashland,
Kentucky. 1 j
j Thus, far from seme and friends, ; with
no parent, sister or neighbor to sympathise
and aomfort.. Just before his breath left
his body, Mr. Wilder, a fellow soldier from
Newburg, O., oome to the dying man, took
the body in his care, and prepared it the
best in his power there, and brought it
promptly to John's parents in Waneni
Tillo. Too much credit cannot be given to
so noble and generous a young man as Mr.
Wilder. The parents had jeueived. notice
from the pbjsisian of thi regiment, of
John's illnew, and took the'train on Mon
day ths 8d inst, for Ashland, but were no
tified by telegraph at Columbus that John's
body was at Cleveland. They had met the
train that brought it. -
On Tharsday, the 6th, the funeral took
plaee ; - a large and deeply afUioted oon
oours attended, among whom were the
Order and sons, of which John was a true
member at home and in camp. . One of the
pall bearers was a Mr. James, a fellow sol
dier wounded: in the Middle Creek battle.
The rctlgloiu services were-conducted by
the undersigned, after whjh. a large pro
cession attended to Hie uereiantt uemetry,
where Mr. Warren has a family lot, in
which three of his children had already
interred, and now Jobn is added, tae lost
sou, leaving . omy one cmia, a oeiovea
daughter. 1 :
Thoush John did sot tau in Datue, yet
is he men the lass a saerafioe to the bil-
erties of his country. But best of all he
was a Christian, -the 8on bad made him
free." Another tie in Heaven. ,
' '-Asleep In Jesus bltasad sleep, : '
'' I'rom which none eTer wsJte to weep."
.
GEG. CLANEY.
How Abolitionists are Made.
(From the Chicago Tribune.)
. At a social entertainment given recently
by the officers of a regiment, one of the
regimental officers, on being oalied on for
a epeecb, spoke in substance as loiiows :
"When we organixed this regiment, gen
tic men, coming as we did from different
political organixations, we agreed to ignore
politics. .This evening 1 shall violate the
role. ' 1 am going to talk a little about pol
ities. Ton all knowabat. I was a full-
'todei Douglas Democrat, dyed ia. the
-1 Md when Douglas was defeated for
wooi',' -tdsnay, t though! our Government
thePrt.. 4nk at sf sight,' beyond the
had been .tioa. pnt when, after the
uuyo w , -r yon cemter, tne fresi
Umbaraineni t.. fT.f thousand rol-
dent oalied for se. cxiitsac and
unteerstoghtfor su .ea4inf
.. .14 a t aaA ham
aroelamation, 01d A ' .
after all ; I am glad you .
From henceforth I am a soppo.?- T"r
administration, and I shall velunur io.
with.' After that you know w w or
dered to Missouri, and yoa know w"'
have been oar experience since. Butintn
very first fight whioh w had, when 1 saw
Capt'M- shot out of bit saddle, an
when I saw three of owr brave privates
shot dead In their tracks, by lhs minions
slavery, I raised myself in my stirrups
and safd, Godbting my )ulpcr,from thii dmy
fort are a .AAoiitsomrt." '
Senatorial.
ThAAdUsc ai tba tiaiem Ecpwbiican-v. ritej
to bis pler from Columbus, as lollowK
ThtvcDAtoiuel aaetitwi br-iritis to grow in
teresllngr, and members, day after day, ate
begioniag to warm up on the subject, so
that an eie?non tois .winter is now among
the probabilities. Wade stock is evidently
coming up, in the market, and if bis l.-iends
stand firm, his sUction wilt-be sate. - 3ome
of ais ) most -.ealoos sapparters ara item
jsoutnern vjqio, euuuuS
ed RepresenUtive. Clarity pt wasmngton, a
Union Democrat. 1 Mr. v. stands lu plea.'-
ant contrast to one or two Western Beserve
Republican members, who, in this particu
lar m-. Matafil mnrAaatctino .their own
personsj prejudices, rather than the will
their eocEtitueta.i j
of
-I
TELEGRAPHIC.
TRANSPORTATION FOR THE WEST
Discussions upon the President's
Message.
A DESPERATE FIGHT IN
NEW MEXICO.
Interesting from Norfolk.
FIGHT EXPECTED AT SUFFOLK.
This Morning's Report.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 8.
Tbs Specials this morning are very bar
ren of real news.
Tribune's dispatch sayt oontraots for the
transportation of army supplies for the
next two years, from Fort Leavenworth
and Kansas City to points west of .these
points, including all ia Kansas, Nebraska,
Utah, Colorado and New Mexico, were to-
ay awarded by Gen.Meigt to Ir win Jacks )n
A Co., the former contractors, their bid be
ing regarded as the on most favorable t
the Government. . i,-,
Times' dispatch : '
The more the President's message is die
oussed the more difficult is it to define the
position of parties in regard to' It. One
great point, however, is gained, the sobjeot
is universally disoussed with more calm
ness than ever before characterised a quos
tioa about slavery.-
This Afternoon's Report.
FROM FORT MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 7.
A flag of trace from Norfolk brought
down the Commandant of the French Star.
He represents that there was great ex
citement at Narfolk, the hotels were
swarming with officers from the Gulf States
The Virginia troops have been sent away.
the people dread the destruction of the
oily in case of an attack. A strong force
is concentrating at Suffolk, to cheek Gen.
IturnBide, who is reported to have reached
wuuon in force, and was moving on Suf
folk. ' ' .. " . .
The reasons given by ths rebels for not
returning CoL Corooran is. that maps and
drawings have been found found concealed
upon his person. i
Bo further communication has been re
ceived aa to the release of federal prison,
erg at Richmond. ' . .
Biohmond papers of Friday oontain no
military news exoept th arrest of a num
ber, of union men, pnnoirallv Garmant.
A detective officer broke into - th room of
the German Turners, and found two Amer
ican fiag9 and a painting on the wall of the
Goddess of Liberty holding the Union col
ors and a shield, with the words under
neath, "Hals off." ,
The House of Representatives have mass
ed a resolution, by a vote of 71 to 11, ro
commending and directing military oom-
niandors to destroy all cotton and tobaooo
that is in any danger of falling into the
hands of the enemy. ; . "
, A resolution was also adopted asking the
President to inform the House what for.
eign vessels-of-war are doing in Hampton
ivoaag.
The Richmond Dispatch savs that A ves-
Bel drawing sixteen feet of water recently
passed out of Charleston Harbor.
Lharles Palmer arrested for dislovallv a
few days since at Biohmond, has been dis
charged. Specie is quoted at Biohmond at iOu),
50 per cent, premium.
A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga . Bays that
the Federal troops have possession of Mut
freesboro, and that Gen. Sidney Johnston
has retreated to- Decatur, Ala.
&ev. David Wilmot, late of Philadelphia.
was oonaecrated on Ihursday as Bishop of
Alabama. "
The steamer Merrimao was lying near
tho Navy Yard yesterday mornidg. with
flags flying, and a orew on board. She
draws 23 feet of water, and was described
to me as tooting like the roof of a sunken
bouse, with a smoke stack protruding from
mo waier.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 8.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Dale has
returned from th West. While in Kansas
and Nebraska the Indian Chiefs called
npon him and tendered the services of their
warriors for military serric, but these can
not now be accepted.
Over 6,000 loyal Indian refugees from
the Cherokee country are in the lower part
of Kansns. ,-1 , , . ,
' In their retreat thither, from the supe
rior force of the enemy, they they threw
away everything which impeded theT
stampede, the panio among them at the
time is represented as being frightfal.
These Indians, being in a destitute con
dition, Gen. Hunter supplied their itime
diate necessities. CoL D.le telegraphed to
the government authorities here, and on
his representations Congress passed an aot
for their relief. '
The Post Office Department received a
letter from Nathville to-day, dated the 8d
inst, in which it is stated that Special
Agent Markland, on taking possession of
the Post Nffioe in that oity, found that the
rebel postmaster had stripped it of ivery
article of property, inoluding blank b, looks,
mail-bags, time eoiles, Fo.
The agent had managed to get the mails
from Nashville to Louisville. .,, , .
The letter adds that the Federal officer
and troops have again agreeably disap
pointed the Secessionists by their good be
havior and deportment. Others are Aad
because the officers and men will not com
mit acts of yiolense, or perpetrate pome
outrage.
FROM NEW MEXICO.
Dbbveb Cttt, March 7,
via Jdiesbdeq, 8. j
By the military express the following
nt'ws were reoelved here to-day:
A desperate and terrible battle, lasting
all aUr, took place at Talverde, 10 miles
south of Fort Craeg on the 21st, th fight
p.obably renewed on th 22d, great loss on
both sides. Both parties claim ths violo-
n A regiment of Mezioan, oommanded
by Co'- Penon, ran away. Capt, MoBoe
-kn had charge of the artillery, had every
one of his command killed at their poet
and hU cannon taken by the enemy. . Hit.
Carson was w ithin 15 miles of Fort Oraig,
-in. was heard from his direction, with
what result it was not ascertained at the
the time the messenger leiu
GARDENING.
T AND3CAPE GARDENING, r3
I J Ao M.J MES offers his service to Vj
jinilemesi wbo may wish to imp'or a person
To Lav Cut Ground. Make Flower Qitiem,
frmu and Drtu Qrtrpt Vina, '
.iLihwrmlt Be will oniraot bv tt it,
. or mason, on reaaeoa&ie terms, lie Das also
J
WUI be proaiptty tlendd to.
SHrorder. ln ai dm... ; bu , vs.
CROCKERY I CHINKARE.
V, fcjggv;
Comer of Superior and Seneca streets,
DEALEB ID
China and Earthen
Ware,
GLASS WARE,-' ' ; ; :
GAS FIXTURES, -r.,,.
LOOKING GLASaJfiS,
' LAMPS, '
- ; CUTLERY,
, TRAYS,
PLATED & BRITANNIA WARS,
Aad a great vari.tr of 1
HOUSE-FURMSHIXG ARTICLES.'
GOLD BAND CHINA. v
Te Sett,
wnnh v.
at JH-ort)i f 13. Dining KatU at At-
1 IB porvMi airooi zrom rrmace.
W. i. fOOO.
KEDZIE'S WATER FILTERS
All t manntactaren prices. y
w. r. t e
roaa.
GAS
FIXTURES.
A Urge AMortment ot n.w pattern, for the retail
rikle, now opening and for saie &t ftuuirn pile..
W. P. JTOlM.
GAS FITTING Ridtjcid Paioia.
Onam Sttcg ip with Q. Pipe at tho toweet rate.,
Hrwotkmeo hare fitted np ttie A.jluoi at New
rurh, the t;tiltl State. Pwt Office Bnlldinc, lb
(loart Boone, and aiaur of the beet buna. In tk.
Ci j All juh. dune la the Seat manner aei erar
ranted. W. P. WOW.
' WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
A very large stock at X per oent. lea. than former
rioee tor talo tr W. P. EtHK).
ZTNO TO'LET WARE.
Slop Pail, root Baths, Water Carrier, at ' ,
W. P. FOGG'S,
Oor. Bnperlor and Seneca Bta.
Jan3t
JJIATT, BRO S t CO S , .. ., j
. , Pdltnl Knit and Sciuor 8harpea -la
n nnnqnuU)! initnunDt for hrwuiuf all kfatli
of hoctM kpivtM. shear nd scinuors, aud aaQ to
oBnd as row uoaae rnrannintr store.
POR THE HOLIDAYb. ,
CHIXA In GREAT VARIETY J
DINING AND TEA 8ETT8.
SILVER PLATED TEA SBTTS.i .
CA8TORS, j .
" ' BASKETS.
"' " : srooss, i '
FORKS, Ac, ix,-
AU ot the choicest makes and stiles.
A. 8. GAONEtt, .
derXI . .390 8n pallor staeea.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
A RMY OFFlCEIUJ ATTENTiON
XI. J tut reoelTea, t
10 Pes best blue Military Cloths,
dititrao. grwAt will fie made to offer on ail art ou
lioe, in the Tery best trle,aliow rat.
dtcie ' 162 tnpertor Btret. op BanlJ St.."
1UHT KECEIVEl) FRJiilMClJ
ww r laonei aaa vsiirirvrrrPDirw, t
rHE FAIR INEZ;
Ob tsb Lobe ladt or tsi Caimsob Cum,
" ' ' ' rxiNTiausD.
CHAPTER XLTssXsoiOMiNT., i
The reasoS he'd proclaim aload to all tba llrlst
w. rid, ..- ,
Yfhj Oreelcr wanted th Federal arm? oa to Bleta-
mund unrifMt,
Was that he might with might and main set all the
stares there tree, i
And kl l with rid ho. 1 on things th whites la that
cliy; .
Their newapapera with all Bach news did vr dallf
glow.
And newspapers do ntver He, as all mr readan know.
Kow the bTl atone was opened with an awfaishoot
and din. - - 1
for the wbukr gnn axp'oded, and th pirates all
pitrnra in, .
Ihor drauk of rot-gut whisky till th? all got verr
crave. . (
Andswor they'd take the Yankee ship or fill a wat
er? ffraTa. . t
Tbeir Black Horse CaTalry nulud oa, and mad a
inrtcus c liar ire, ;
M'hlrh hart nobody," as th oharge wass too ont-
raaraon. lance. . i
And can be found, by all who wish, en th dooble
enur books
Of the cbaia oi Mercantile (Jollegea Polton, With,
Stons A 8tiot ka.
Then o'klultjgau chanrd his tart Ira, and be sbont-
Protono cat boro et Id omne Terbatlml i
fieverl" replkni Oap:aiA Wright, in a voice cl load.
est thunder j
Sever will 1 w.i.le l"e life to sack as yoa (sock
nnder:
Sever, wkile a drop of blood la these Ira vein does
Ujw; ...
am not snch a character, Fd 1 k to hare yon
know.1' .
Bully boy with a wax nose I" exclaimed a seaman
wiinaeiiunt. i
'At m aadiu, now castala I yoa talk to 'eaa qnlte
riirbt."
"S'lmporceblueeand'Tiel" cried O'MalUga (haa
I wou't co that," aid Oaptaia Wright,' your
mother was wench."
Site! nix cam roaeal ' eaid O'Atalligan, this Urn
, la p-iro tiermao acoeat. 1
ton lie !" rrli Wriirhu "and I'll take yoni ship
as Wilkes ataoald have taea the Trent. 't - '
tMnlligan doiiiriug toaw u tiaaa pkibian! wfth
nie ecnoiaeno tor's '
n tipaninb aidressed nlm, In which in youth) bo at
h . srandnu.tner awore. . i- I - t.
"-Won't yet bo aitber surrinderfaVlh fco-at, yer
nasty, dtrttiy enalpAnel"
fiaidt'nptan Wrigat, 1 U not do that, 1 tell yoa
taai again. - - ; '
- . (OOSTIHITED.)- !
Bat will tin (neat Tarxains fn Fashionable. Good
ana BuoetautUl
WINTER CLOTHING,
for Mpn d3 Boh wear, aa we are now cloatrtff oit
onr whole WiULar Stock at giuatlji reUaoe4 aricefl, frt
. 1B1AC A iflAACS' '
MAGNIFICENT UNION Eth
Sol Aeenny tor the sal or Singer's Ol'brtad
Sawin UiusbiMs, Strang' Patent Arm- Tranks,
aadellorra Aasomatoa Premvaa, i
uoraer oi union an oopetlcr ttnetat j
aw LOOK OUT roH TBM BUNTS.
HUMBUGI
The balasoe of our Winter Stock of
GLO THING
will be sold at . ' j
iBprecedentcdly Low Prices
FOB THE NEXT THIRTY DATS.
Onr Rfoek ftrmstflts of avarfetr of ETen's. Boya1
ad UhUona' Uarments of all ill tM and qnalltte.
' OaU soon and taka roar pick. rWW
DATia, PIEXCTTO CO,
" " tor. WrtaraaA fnpn-ter
B'4
PHOTOGR&PHS, &C.1
'" '-r' " ... a
DRY GOODS.
BIDAY, MABOll 7.
1 X L BjkLD WIS cj- CO. J
will oir this day
FIFTY THOUSAND YARDS
of the vary bfil and newest stytte of
SPRING CALICOS.
' ooMsisTixa or
. MEBklMMlR, '
. OOt)Bl')t, , '
PAOtrtn, '
. , Al Ahit' h'-TIR, -
KNULlssUi
All at One Shilling Per Yard.
Tbeae Good, are ef the lateet printing on the beet
qnality of cloth, and w.rrnnt.'d perfectly fast colors.
The price ot aame good eiaewhere i A aad IS oeuts.
10,000 Yards 2-S silling DiLaisks
At Eighteen Pence! i
marr" ' E.I. BALDWIN A CO.
JJ, D. KENDALL & CO. :
English Check Mixtures.
BeoetTrxi to-day lfift iers Eni-h Choc It Wli
torre. weve colors, warranted ftutt. at . , J ,
ONE SHILLING PR YABD I
: Th cheapest goods ever offtred la th city and
COBPIBBD ErCLU91VSLT TO Oitb Hocss. A
' H P. KENDALL A Ot).,
mars ' in Pcperlor st.. and 11 Pnb. Bojiare. ''
173
DRY GOODS.
Bee aired this day, by Express
- I
TABLE) DAMASK bleashed and ball bleached,
LINE CAM B BIO BANDKEBCHlErS,
BLACK LACE VEILS,
TELTEr BIBBOSB. ' j----
ALEXANDBE 8 KID OLOVEJ,
HOOP SKIRTS, "
For Ladies', Misses' & Children.
: tailor, g31sw0ld a co.,
mars m Bnperlor and 1M Bank Bta.
F
ROM PARIS Oif CA8 Black
Silk elvet Blbbon .
BKTTBBKO HATSMAKN.
"I ADIE'S PAGES.
j BRlTBERO A BAi'BMANN.
CORbETd All Ntjmiurs andSi
ItM '.- BB'TBEBQ A HA I' 3 MANN.
2500 YARD3 Mt)RE F - -
ALL-WOOL DeLAIXES,
For Si eeats V yard-worth to ceote.
Also 10,000 Yards
OP THE BEST PRINTS,
For one 8hllUog l ard.
' I. P. 8HEBWOOD,
narl ' HI Superior at.
LACK & BROWN Skirt Braid.
-Another arrival. t
HE i TP EHU Hil'HaSdA -ea
c
LOSING O II T.
Th balanc ef my stock of
BALMORAL
SKIRTS
Will be sold very cheap to close orrt the stock
hacd. Taeyar roll siaa aad de.irs.ble colors.
I. P. SHERWOOD,
. 2 J Spperior street.
lebli
QOTTONI j
COTTON!!!
RESERVES BROUGHT FORWARD I
nOWER&niGBEE
HaTe evened thie car several ae cnHiarior ; . :
Fd-Wlde Eleacird Cotton ClOtss
Dnsanalled la this market, at I '
, Oh 8hilliso Pir Yard.
HOWER 4HIGBEE.
flare just reoelred a new supply of
BLACK DRESS SILKS.
Donble-aided-c'eeded Brocades V BUY OriKAP.
ALSO ' : '
. Plain Black Silks,
In Width, Texture and Lsatr abov par, -
AT ONE DOLLAR PER YARD.
- ' 237 EnptRiOR j Sr.
fcbW - i ,i t '
MACHINISTS.
A G L. E, W O.R K S i
JaaijJfraiTig Company.
:i; a i
U ?; DO TOO WAN! 0 A j
STEAM ENGINES OR BOILERS,
Patent Firk Evaporators,
PATENT SUGAR CANE MILLS,
t Poieat Pteara foil JErasoratora, '
FATE5TT STA M P"' M I L L S ,
, FOB
PJKSS PEAK OS. LAKE SUPERIOR,
asm oihcusi, - ;
With Cats and Descriptions, Prices, etc., tc
f'l AXa-
8AW MILLS, FLOUSING MILLS,
Aad Maehlaery afall Drserlpllaa,' ;
TOOBCHBaoeSTOMOTlOH. I , '
CHI0AO9 - - - - ILLIUOIJ?.
A P. W. GATES, Presldeat
' H. B. Agent wanb-d averrwbn I . marvr;
THO MA 8 M AN N I N G,
. madrinist t xnaissss.:
' i.1 . And Manrifar tnrtr nf , !-'
Deeorlaklon. Alo Jru k trrb, nolta (or SriJ;-
ghasDct oUtf tijt, Irvn OratCgf aac HiaraariUa'
j t)tf fieaeraliia H A HemhX s tuv't,
WMt it.. tUvlau.l.
jsatlobblSfi aad KaaUriof trmi1 ftlteaJtMl to.
CMITHi MATHER Havm Ui
At bovbs to Bo. Hi West K'v.r lwt. whor Uirr
lcuatlouto- BMtnAiftara: t-IBaal atutbaaa, ot li
1 1 A&avH and e 1 1 bbtt,,i.!i dMfcrtpclonn oompOMaej
Bolter IP. jkhU'W. 'nil. ana 'lank, repair.
S. B. A,lliwB)jj)Jfclii promptly attrnAVd
ta. .. ,t
...,.CEF,1ENT..
Ji DDISON'STOlRUlOAN CE-
tV MltiiTfctEreridlo '-hrna, fto., by
Atar teKkBBsBS.na vn
ABkMiBnaVMl and iBtksTi
wftw-?. For
toie WsWieaaM and ntali, bf
I I Wjt 3 sJiot.: .?'Vy.l ':'-; -, ,
I 1 W r -ir-tr--z-s-'V i T "
-rr-"JL-. i a.-i 'lu ;. . ..--il-- . ' . ! g
.
,
'
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-
-
POST-OFFICE TIME-TABLE.
WINTEH ARRANGKMENT For
IKw'ibv tbe Msvlte at tbo Oiereland Foet
UXW, VVUAlAitUiUAUsi 11UrBSIIW( Itt Cvl
Tim of
dosing
Mall. '-
Ttso of
Leaving
Depot.
. . , . . . . !.' - t.. i
Brle, BaSnlo, New York, Bo.-!
iiiu, auuAaeurn way. oaiir
: A. M
mse a. m.
HODi'teraeo
itry
Letter Pai'k
ae Pjt
falo. New fork
aud Bi.tt,n, daily ...
fceS A. II.
iM A.
Erie, tfutlalo. Ailianv. Tro.
Jew Kork, Boateu and Port
land, connectluK wiib S. T.
L Akirw Agent, daily..
uiipti.nioiitary Lottr P.-.a-atk
forv tin hOaw hem lark
it r. m
m P.
a .::ton. deilr.
SlOs P. Jtt
:6V P. at.
ntttbargh A Way, Pbiladel-
pli'.a, Washington, Attiti-
nn.r, Akron, uaoton, alas
liion. O.t P. U. B. 4lto
tMu.llle, WheeilMaudB. Aj
li. ti. aw, oa; ly
SopeleaMntary Letter Pack
i:IK A. M
9-J A. EL
aco for J?i'.torb, Pbibv-
' oViahta," Waetiingtoa aad
UaUtmora, daityuwm.M.
S. J0 A. BL
:) A. SI.
A. V.
: P Kt.
ku P. BL
: A. SI.
7:WA,M.
Toledo, Cnicago A Detrolt.d' ly
rxorwa'.y, r rernont, uoerun
' and Toledo, war. daily
ML M
Toledo, !4roit3LabajQQ and
v.'uik"i uaii ........-.
Hyrta, baadqsky and Way
Younstovrn, Warren as
Vkay, dal
8:10 P. M.
tP. At.
UkOtr. BL
S-JS A. M.
Coiumbn., Cincinnati and
. datly
C..lnrr.bu., Cincinnati, Lon
JSA.H
UteoA. Et.
isniis, wuaaiug.sc. Loau.1
Libfl!ootbe, Circleriil aaa
i
I
' Marists. 4iUy..
tr. iipl jrnent'y Lttiir Pack
' age fcr Cotoirjbn and Oiu
fc P. tt.
h
:M P. M.
8:09 A. If.
- i
7SP. It.
MatVH
Media and War, dally
BockporV Doyer,: iUiaClsld,
13 u r . a ju igtivii ip ana Am-he-t.
- Leave Tueadara.
Thai-.itari and 8atarirs..J
Il:i A. Jt
Buti. ureeawnu ana uoeley
ijeare 1'aasaafB and bauu-1
i-M A. si.
dars.UMM, ,
Bbarou rjentra, HrhDgatr
. nlnekley and ii irth Boal
' ion. Learos Tnnadays auii
Dacoraaysx
TM A. M
IV etrebsrui, daliy
HMD A. M,
TIME 01" ABBITAL t3lr MAIL TBAMS '
- i : DEPOT- i
Tbronsh 2:U A. Jt, I:1S P. M.
boeton and Way froai Bu?!o. 1 y;i r. M
SureBgh PbUadelpbla-1 and "'
WaaaingWn, via tliupnriib t-ii A. at. S;ltP. BL
P1ttborh and Way from ,
W.1I.VIM. , . ,- , a. el. " 1 '
MiUenbornh, Akmn and Way M A. at. '
Through V eetern A. M. S:M P. kt.
Way from In ledo ... In A. BU
Ti,r..nnl.Sntl,.r.. . . . A.. At. P. H.
Way ironi VlnciDnati.... S:A P. At.
Way from flandnsky SeOO A. at.
Way frou looiiiaiuvD... 7:0S P. St.
Medina and Way .. . ' - s:M P. at.
bnokpuct, Dver and Ambent
''';"!''
1160 P.M.
way. Arrives ineeaays,
'f hareitaTwand 8attrroy....
Batb, lirvcksvitie aad Uopler
Way. Arnvos Jdondayaaaii
Fridays ..
hhaso Centre, Cranirer anid
smp. m.
ortn ttoyaicoa way. Ar.
rtvp MoRdayRand Fridays. ' I : SrflO P. kf .
WerrtmavH'o, dally. -.10-.tJ A. M.
l'itue oi diaihDatlon of mails ready for dolfrerr 1
boor later than tbo ot
bain. - i - at. IKW LIU. P. M.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
Q3 HOFFMAN BLOCK, j
: -JUST BECBIVBU- 1
. . Extra choice ilairy Hotter, .
Fiet,ti Eg.,
Cod tfi.h -:..e ;
bmoktd llalibnt, ,; - . ,- . j -" '
loLtfues and boniidB.
' H. W. J05E3, '
aiar7 - ; 1 Crorarand Tea Dealer.
DRIED Fit HITS Raspberries,
BlaekberrtMf Plams, Pevbee App!s, Praaes.
kti.at T - . WAid A VAJiio
HiiccbMorto Ivtyser A i'errTt
111 imtario ttrwet.
pO A L O I L WARRANTED
J the bet. at Ti rent, aer d. il -r. .t T
WALSH ABTlNB'.
CAtto, TAPIOCA, VERMACILLI
Kl ard Macoreni. at WALSH A VNI'.
UALT WATiR1 HERRINGS AT
Q
BRACKED
WHEATHOMINI
and 'AMP, at
W4LSB A JCVAf-S'
pLtjyjsJiANi; TlMOIHY bEHD
Vat - WAirffct A AVANS',
' ' - m Ontario nr '
BITlftlNd FEOM" TLTI BUSISX89.
I win kH Bctail, at the following pricea, ontlt
tiarymriobr i... t-- .... . . - .,
Moruae Toqbb Sraoi Twh t tm er lb.
Fiue fliTti-id Piujdu?y X. H, dii- at "
atnral Lmf JasHd T. H. do. ai Ha
JduerHqosiitf iiuv Onapowder do, at-IOi M
CbKe Mo ule Otd llvtua du, at Ids - . . -
FitKtflt ho, 1 ooIods: Buck do, at fie, Js, 8s :i
llio Coflee, ch trite. 2J and 2t ;
Old UovrruoieDt Java, W aad 30o "
UtroUna UtcSe 1 - - ! - - "
btutf AOO'OaDtlset), lo i,'-. i;'.'n':tk
tlit-micdl boap. 6c
C'LuraQtaftfid KsubIiis, from 13o' ' '
Jiriat Biurabufart 0o .-u u j ;-,r
Ooflee Buaare, II.ti ind 1 "e ' -
troshed ij.raaiiiaid and Powd-red, Uo
KiuwrityDcUitp um Xaitar.UO' t.
IVrhiu.atn V . ..la t 1
as- '
Hew Iok Sriip., front TSa per galloB. i :'''J '
ew urleau Alolaest., Sie . : ;.4 f
a)t cholcs Craiaerrie., 6c pr quart. . i ' '
The "tore to Bont, ' Poaseaatnn ri.
required. - . - .
- -l - . . H. W. JOHBS, : '
- 1(N Tfnffman s Block, near the fostofflc , ,
tfba):BU I'nblio timare, cievektnd
GROCERIES-Ai J.M.Howirs 4
lH3 Ontario street, as cheas as caa be boarht
in Ul-n luarkelb febsrU
rPHECHKAPEST SUG A.B 4 COF-
A SUm for thwmoner, in town, at ' ' '
i. BU BOWEtB'.
fb
. 163 Ot tario St.
CHOICEST BRANDS nr Family
i"LuUKaswsyaibBa4A .-,
y, a, nuwimi'i
rrUK BEST ..GREEN & BLACK
A. TKAd in tliis maxkat can be had cheap at
. , ' i . at. min ano ,-
febw : t -1 r j .rr- v: n la Ontario t.
pAUBON OIL-Warrasiid as
V good as the-beet, and cheap as the rheanaif Tat
akaa. bosk. 3 rI tuvioT naMtiiie.
ROSE A: PRENTISS, 9130
V PORK, LARD, M.oi(
Extra PuoAR-CcRiiy' IIajib,' !aitb
TTKTZV EEEFy . . ' '' 0
, , -.-ii ' ...I r.Git,k i t
nr nWn iSnffnn A r.li.M. .ti. .....n4i.
hanSsthickrcr formerly ocoopted bi Boie
A o . (.' aiidliUiutarioiXicat 1U1
1 .' i i i .i B Mil '
OYSTE tfS MAKH'i CL1BRATK
Baltimore Oy.ter-tl cent, a can, at
. ... ..J.B.OHKHAOO'S,
bs . . ., I jj "niero stwt. -
TISH f FISH li Evrrt VRAlsir
X Salt Water Fi.h alwuri on hand, at
. Af.trl.ajfS AOOV,
- fH4
110 Ontario .tree
OUANGhiS & -LK3IMONS. Tbr
bwt tb aiarkat aflweda, as .
" LB.OLH A OO'S. -
to-
, JJt.BLNH AOO8.
llOOutviestreel'
T DO NOT'BKAf? WHKN T 8AV
JL, that I bav th ehevcast Sympe ana in east
Ml.. Ui C'leveUnd. . . ..Ua.0. u. BaJCIi.
OPLIT PEAS. SAGO, TAPIOCA,
r J Vermacrlti, Alaccaroni. Bice, Blc Plonr and
Arrovrreot, at
ITS dCPaBIUltBTBCIET.
'I'HKBEsT BiaACK. AiroGRriKN
L TEAS lb the City. Also, all gradr, of Hnaars,
t :i u i : ( uiso. t B tos i,
J"" ,; . m Suprrior tt.
ALT WATER HERRING-FOR
A. TUKiiENT.
Jcc.:uil ,
Oviatt's JCsobMta.
LGLISH SALT -For Sali 6t
iJ . , A.BS'"liMTOvuMt'f Axcbangw.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
ARTISTSS MATERIALS
Jast retTKtv m eompKte aiorC
tituntofivil aud VVAtnr Calaica. Bra -..
Cui , I'altfto, Pnllta ('np4, lfUct Kuivo, Vaalee
lit aMot aia, htrvtcbervi, CrayM, 'Worlit oo th
Art in all iia brdnci.e, tu,(A(i? at wtiela.le aad
rtsUalt, VI a D. Uwl 'LA?B S tS,
Et'OU-rHJ t - 17 duwrr fjtjvt.
PHUTUGHAPHIC
J We bvejostopeaedw tan
s-'rinlont f Albums Ca d F:aa
arweaiid "eodlJ a
Pl.t. SL. (krA PnrtBB aiul
-a-a paftoQB, whtrft wt) a- s-Hlna at tt low
leblRRIl
LiUi i-.tUVinj--.S-,. !. ,-.r.' '
VJt OvalGlU end Rmwoel Pramoa,., !
I ' ' Sgoare hH ami akwood PraKea.'
..r-r B.B.D0OOLAS8AOO.,
1 bbU-'BU in Bnparior .
KATS, CAPS I NO FURS.
STAIR CO.,
O., f
2i& s
c ; Superior Street,
-' Bare lart leoeltad tb Snrln Sir la of'
GENTLEMEN'S , 81 L-KtH 4.TS.
"Por Eeaaly, Pini-h and Qnality they are on,
gnaled. . . nurj
N-
E W
U.I Y i.
c
Vary Stylish.
A P
Bcalvad to day.
s
E. STAIR Jt CSQ
JKW 8TY1E8 O P Q
CAPS FOR . I0OG
r.r y L, BENEDICT k SONS
Hare jast racivd the 8 arise style of Cl f 4 for
fitod q,d au soys, rrney ax very baad.
Cell and examine tbeat.
gPRING STYLES or H4T8;
. li. BENEDICT A SONS ' ".'
Have lust received th 8 Bring style of BILK HA.1
lor una
Call aad enmitre tbem, at - :
fob
; mjdpb aioajrr i et.
D R 8 I "
ri
f U R
sir
I
J -
8 f t
i
f d b
LADIES' FANCY FURS
LAMB AiJSOBTMEST
J.i:
GENTS' FUR CAPS,
MUFFLERS
in P
6L0TX3,
j ijiAJ
Taty oholo food at oor oars saaMBBBtena,
OA till AD 8KB THMH At
i . 1 ;:
' Marble Block'
.1 ?-
i
.'1'" ::. t
. E. W.-PECKUl
Baooauor to fuller A 9 -
.11
BP-BepsJHng and Altering of TUBS aeatli
-- , :'. 1 J l.i ...... j
. ., BX.AXPBJaXUCZO WOUBLBBa J '
!oetMl vo ''J'-i -."wl".
PpErVAS
1 00,000 K0LL? ''w
War bea been declared and Mm3 tj thMnrAaa
df "th day, aud now is iha tiiae iot all iwy ouww
xeeT-ont Heoeoa nraaj tiiij aa nvioKi mP a?il
fjcraoD rann iriiusi resn, uew w fXrl- a.,
'i ret.y iwivorliAsi Uxofr man, aad moivt ail,tu
iQQ.ooa"5nrrcH now ready"
loriak at M. Csrjon Co., ,1J, sliperiar ML. aw
an irrwAjBsCati as gat thaat.-i " - - J
-- XHJ.flOST Ifl JtlrtK BTOTELBV3 J
We are now readv to CrAni-h. ln.-:jl ml
AertmwallBm tram S3 trApa eeucbelcw
pHevleoj vrica, and wonid most resaKtraity tsviu
ail to Ini tn . aoa nr atnok fr boring, tor la
I'la.it? ol gooas and the lenKtn ol piece., vis two
i tb uusoai aMadassMn. Onr (xidseofiiiiif dl-
reciiy rcom me ractona, we thereby save one pre&t.
Alee a large SHrartaaeMaP bbade of every pari-
GOLD i SANDS J&CkV?. I -J-
AjMluettneoert bea.cifct Vof j
- - ... COeVI0 E S I2--
lth Kands, Loc r., to rriatnb. CoidsandTa.
to-t tw eucHM 1 ri4etn. Paaer fianrlne hone el
borf notice byexperieaced wcrkoaeaad at .r aaa us
aoie niu , . ....
saoy. rrmld Uk nliwiob of painting, giw
grace vari.Bihi.t atialf ae rsotanK-wre .
M. CAar-f t L x.
ST. B. To Dealer, w wosiHJ tavheti ,-,,.iitl
tmr lBre ItMr. . . o . .
SHIRT i MANUFACTORY.
BY EXPRESS EVERY,
J, WAUkBAV
Uf -i't ia!. ft acit"". I
irisC,''rDi
i li . .1 f
! w ' U
,' ! 1
li i
WStnotloaa tar HeaKcseri 8ti Pr
tvervwser. - TAviS A CO.,
lain " "" t gs.l. fcir wl tMetwitand. Ot '
dyers:
No. 96 8bhioa 6triit7 !
(Wvt doerHrlIrs: To-tr', sllllinery
Orate, aw CXaBlB. ta- alb aianaiis.
Plea.
All and examine Qut.tiod roods In tbe store.
i Aefereacee st wer. Rettberff Caesnranaj Tay-
'or. GriewMid A jo,. and other Merchant.. . aoav
rTUMK AdAIiNs-G.S. WlUJAKi
i i trtaaa lrar and Mtrswr leaarr. ber imrw-
aHQoanneto bis (rtende and tm aito, loat. a i
brine atraia, and kxwti. af 48 t. C!(r itroet, tlf-vo
iao4. o., whniubaflttAdapaDVB wit
tbe oent marhinerT, rrirdlr 0" expense, acS flttt
sers bi-aeeit tbat bf atrKt atat'ea tc bsMiseaw tba'
ie will be able to rocafa tr at aatruaae aud tapjtur'
vtrb lorto aar,f cs erewl aa fiiiiDn
PLUMBING.-
Be
p. bows R,;!'. . ! . , .
trrv-vsira 1
P L U f.l B E Rl : "
No. 102, Publio Square, - Clovetvad, Ohio,
wtavracTTixa kso titui ia 1
Bath Tubs, Water C'lowM, W&th B.iln., Pvmp.
rtyruita. draM and Plated recka, India
Lubber bow, Lea.1, tiltaalrd A '!'
iron Pipe, ik pper lki.irn, ( .
And- PluBLier'e BItMtal. uf all KXadai - - -
WBv fliy and t'onnlry or am lor. Week pr.iptty
a,ii,Qa to. aepairtig soucitea. ana o:iiy exa-
.. i OT -
LLINERY.:
LLLLZM.&X tiUVS N E W
Arrival. . ,
. Bd w. s rvnT.s. vv r?eBe street.
Is tp. reoelptof anew and abraVraxMoB s '
.... T m I, u k i jr soom.;
Hew Style Rita Bars. lUowera, ittMi, Mewrt"
-",,'-;'. ilia's Y'.-U. A. Abie. : -C
WtWtlii.fi h.iMriS i:KltMiESt
- BI W praaA IttW, r siaanaabta and SuHoa
st ie g.MU not ennmerated. l-a-llw i'Vrfl"lf
I&vUmI tocati audexanilB. ' i
SBST Dras Max lag das to riar la Ik rery b.
aav. aer BU
CLEVELAND ajcb MAHONING
On aaa alter ms r, laaS, Iraias 111 rna as M
lowai LBAVB dLKV.LA an
nun, ' I Aiaiva ai cxrviLAr;
A-.HOA.pt, I lilm..,r a. i
t:o P. X. f a -.r-.ie) P. M
Biai.
14.
CHxS. li, BU
TS Bnp't.
1SS2.
J J3IP0RTANT
PaeaeageTveboci k oar. nil Ta .at ufaing TVk
t u. Bl. Joeeta, w pvtau ia s inia, aa Uutt
tuej mad by to
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD.
It Is the only ell rail and dlr.-t reute frost Sets
Loots to St. Joeeab, li ora iioicker, BU a low as
by -ibe a.ma
isaao . swaieos,
Pres't od 0e I p' ol :.. '1. i. B.
hiisr tt. 6 a . !,
l'eP - - ij-n't lTTti. Aj-tiU
QL&YELAND a
ililE R. Z.
-1
SOS.
l-fc wihlAAv aaaAHeaJiBji'P:
tYif and aflia wrnn.. t. . ..w -,
riwr Jauut wlli raa aa' falser. ,1
LBAVB CLEVBLAB-y.
ItaS A- St. AS.PI1A08 A4AIL 1 :Aa-topprif S
an aw.iuiu uwh w ickiiaw, ieot,-, thtrr. .
t'nionvllle, 8aybrook,at4arrivfA.t rH" at M
P. H i Dunkirk :) P. JJ.; Bn--. , j p. n.
P. M. JONS. ALT ACCoKMUilAi.wBl Sup,
viajt at all L&rJr.aa.
kl
tM P. .-! lil ii TBA l'B-3TKAI-tov!a at
PaiimviUeLATBauBtaud !trar4ouiy,aal
a.TUes at at i ii a. BU, iiuiaixB as
t-JM A. BL, n:a,ii a. m.
LBAVS EBim. ,
trZts. w. WlOrTT fctiiaV, I a t T!f tn-. Aa at
mrra, lonnnAnt, ,)o:i.ii.a and l-:aisvuai
oulr.-sus arrive. at Oiev.-:-...-!!! atTriia.H.
l ir a. BAl"it!KS alAiti Titiia etoo.iug atal
at'Aexo-.t r-yhrook, Cnamvilia Perrr,
xtentor, ani wickiiaa, aad arrives a Clave.
torn, at 7:13 P M. . .......
AyO0Mte'DATiOH TR.fSt wlif Veve CoBaat
at . a. ko .mi at ail stioaa, and ar
r.viag at CieewiAud at !S a. w. 1
ItkwtxaiBBsnfof w-stwar smmntaeveiaa
ritii tialD, tor
or t owlo, t-m.
ulUO'.f. i.iciu.
astl, St. Louts, Ac.; andau vaoH-kiaee -a .aatiiar
sonnect at Hunfclrk vUb the .i-aim .fti k. A B.
Bailroad, and at Hafaie with tn..so ol tn Sv fork
Central and Btu-.eLi i-w Y-l O'.i cUlirowla.
' h. m-:'i.viiAJi,io'i,
ClerelBE, ypy II.WI , - ...
THE ,PEi.i.6lLANiA Cii',
- - bud ai. ii;iDr.A
- (W1H ITS WSABCTl'JBB.r
13 A FIRSX-CLASa JEOUTil.
TC ALL ' ZASTXHX CfTllS.
TUBES DAIL1 TItAlJia t BOH PITTbUBO
Au connecting direct to Sew lort 1
Tat PkBadAlb, -- i
WWO PBOAt HABBISBUficFK TO-B aTW tObVA,
. . - Alleatowa. 2. - l
I DAILI OCSMKTlvi i TO BAXTJiiOSB.
- " SaPBTg, 8fbbd aato CohPobt.
:; fart and Trmtmrm tttlkar Soul.
JVTBaggas QbacfcH twronl-ii tnuurSsrs Crea.
' Cbanebtren nade at flrrlnrmrv. via Aentrm
tor iiew Sork direct, and pn4eiM. by thw ront
run tbroQu from PUOurah 10 Jersey d.y wlui.
aatchaccs of Can.
Bny yonr New tew ard Bete TVkt !
Plttabnriu." WBiaA ar, aot Uit av- ?l aaiibd
or AllMWirit,
'MiaHT CABHI Bf titt'o WEST,
A V at it Tl . -rr
P5N3TXTASnA CENTRAL' RAILROAD
r. Wltb Uraat IlByastobatU at iow lbaw.
- ,T : ;K1H LEWIS,
- ' Gent Sep t, Ahoi.ii4, P
W. U. JlUUS,am'l Weateraejeut, -r
' lailiaaapc1.-... led. .--.T-l'
LEVEiiAND a-pitTaiiirsaa
J ,j i. A A I L 011., .'. i
" ' a.. -' - -i-'- - rV' "
Ian', wiarna ABEAJtaaaEii.
U61-.
Tdiak.ernyTt OB kf onlay. November t:t. 111.
Train iaaew Ctevataca CBUlr,tbandayxtepteiL
WO A. M MAIL Arrives at Naw YerlclQ: A. M.
miifarieipMa r. a. n.: ryrtaL.urca.iicy. at.;
WdoiUux 6:40 P. kt.: Jl. 1'bkiarU.IOQiaicta P.M.
Ml P. M. HYfSliM Arrlvas a; N. Y rx - P. M.;
1 r'bU.initii'.A, tMs6mtia AS F.AM
eunru.i -- . a. st.
Ptth TrxJoa winiia a B r SstSTIOr" a1?ob aaA
irrr V Jib are Pttttniwa ta ITw Yert
(via An-'ntown.lWiioout ocaua. . , 1 ;
lpVji -re aAiO-w as oy Buy otar m:e.
v 7or, eta Xicireta ni ba hotiihiI at IH. Cnka.
Tlck-t 0-3e, W.iid'll Bonee, at to 11 t, or at
tk AVioiid irM btaxlan. r
W. B. M YEBH. O T. Aaatu. . av?t
QLEV ELAND fc.XU.JuiiiiO p
s r'-'-r'Sr'' - t - . -3
tSl-2. WiaTBJt AiiEAMuSJJl.St-.
1M1-L
On adrkfoTidAr. Kovft"iber 4'h. W3
Trains
will rwa daily, ta fctkiwa. (Sundays ewcepMel,
7:M A. M. Cbiia.rBiBnoe. Uhius at all sratioo oa
tsonrt-ern iiivt.ioo. excpi. wissaiiroo, and
riHv, is Steooaf 11.' Pi M.f mcti aicaga
iOS P. BL. I-ortnern Kail Stow st all stations ow
Mortlun-n ilvuti,saMl arrive at Bandnskyai
a-is p. M.
tilt P. M. Tewaraph Ekprcw gtn- at 1 stattoo
on 5ocLorn oinsiun, except v asriLiitoo, oie.
Til Hie and day. Arrive, is I'yiedaal ilcA.kil
. aaa wituao atl A ..; ,j -Cjjt
. 1 . ', oiiBiM.'sia3i,
IWnBectk-ns a.emad-a: ttourae-tfiUs wtva :b 9aa-
daeky, ilsajuiieM and K. tu. At .....co vita
trie ftADdc'sy, Oayua and i..i'::nr:vil li. ti.,t J're
wwtiih 5tBOMKii A iodiaaa.it. K., aud v '1- t.-!o
110 tne aiiccu'ikn mmt-ra Jt 1. yrtlirt. laciana
Bad 'Itiledriatid Wataob Aailroade frrKiwi, i
iroit. JackTKiu, Fort Viayuc. tiOM'-..,!,.rL. CjAyettl
iairo. AH4in, bt. Lcfti. buq aii toin-x rl fi, jzt9
WBiEd O -QUiVS.. . - --.
"Iraiirs bttt m t-ruveraca irom Ti'-rio -83 ir
Wst,t B Au A. lb, andi.air.it,. r.i b4c4
at n-.ue a. a.'
rSevebsna, WgT.i. isn;
Ah if, ai'J.K,
STELAND,- "COLUM2U3 A
UAAAJI V lUXUAii ly. V.' J I? .
- CibslaBAll BA.li.ilO A i.
3
U04." ' a'lhlTAK AiBAiaEjIhT.
Udl-I,
g Treaaa wiU kfe CMvotaad aa IMwwi;
Tint lTln 8;i A. M ppSu at ail ?ta:toapx-
ct?t oiLTivt?a, w.oi-iru'ft, -t.o r-?t.t, -4r?n-wicb
ilpttrta, aien, li-orua aiiJ Ofao-s, arri
.vj;Tiai.rLlizifiia;.'xJ.-n.; (.WmLtua (;3u P.
ai.i i-ajton ,!J P. CiijciLAiitji ft p. m.
,T " IridiacsporiiT P. 11 ; Lajninu'e 2 w A. M4
I bi. UmiB l'iuJI-t.Lb-oaOTLa OreUivU
t. AA D M
fiaoond Train TM P. M. tnev!nt t stntkraa
M iheriav aata Jf-erun, uw tvBtrelOra:K8 aL4
Wort:-.iiKUp axrivliig t Lijtl ii u-u
4rnwliaB 1 a, M ; faytoti s.its A. it.; cm--,
csanaH 7. A A. -tf-i i ttdMoiKVut is A. tt., bt.
Ifois 11 - jwj i'. 34.; ia-cV.kAu P, 314 C'bicQ
" fo -m OreatllBe t0:4 A. M. J - 71
"Traiaa eof' to leave Paassaitera at ail abattant aa4
swpooly to take i'aeaeiii(.xi oa S Aj3iii at s'rri
tvptod above. -
TrahUia ksxe -Uolanbaa m lotkrwr tea Trstn I JC
A. M., svdJ arrive in Uefe.a.-i at H . id TraiA
tili P. tt aad arrro ia Oie-Vatind P7 M.
CWI UTIOBB,
mlbfltomaakn M .ftf-tt -ft Btmm k llsUstwd, ft r
OatlUiie, ifittsboncb, Wort w arae A Cbicaro filU
. roaa, iar aorent, L5tr awofdWfcr. ';ui4,
Lima, fort WaytH. La9i)rte, Lu.ovol Ar
wt. and abbM tvr uaAsiWMl, Womw-t, Mas
eL U,u.Ac.
efl lietwtaiTrtr ttaitttiad Ln, r ajwiov
-,.r , fc-JBefovSLswiia, ftvaaef , ijcMMk MaijCif, lrfc
AiUiaotts, YrT tiiQis UiAVwniisa Taw
ft-.'":': em-s iir?i f v wiro, 8t. Lofita, to.
jJWftra1.''-k,r1bJoid Verr.ota ac4 Pltt
hareii Kiift.l H. r b jPlucatti.
fctvnbaa, Little filiaicf k rntn-wow. Xnc'fj
iMiroaai, k Lnia, iay-y. ivtirr,Tj
3f
lrre aaata, bt, Lbuuls, marrow, Luvty.ac
ana utiwmiA, an wtta U;e-frbteA m
ftswlppl fMWtrt a. ft CiafTj-aii Lr Ucjsi
' ; " - BtiwwtTBv,he, Mto, bt. tjoai, aa4u
auinta oa tae Onto river.
Qui am toe, Ueatrai Ohio Eaitroad trSiwpr t7:iMt
, rLts Uia'OA A OoliLLmtoaK i'wuaac
Indiana fcaairuat. for Pvjna, I n -tai, ac
gf rer "x BCateta ie ait aotala aed lP.--vvMH-iaw
ttwaiUie PasvarasH- oMuoa.aAd at lab lia-aoA
ffiaa, 147 Buertur wxfvi.
- . . . H. tt. riJTt, ?T:iwrvxtw.UnW
Uereland, Not. 41.-11. -
FUT1.1G S EELL H1KSING
glLTER PLATWU awd E5LL BASGIJJO.
THE 8UBSCSIBERISPRHPAR
. AU) to re-pieae baeons, Iforx., ihi, Ira I
t.iha. aaf! all otnor btlIcii-s -! utla a.n, as fivd
srjew( km, elair IUla, Iwt fc---r il ii !'. ,
Ao.. re-piawed or piated lo o-rier, by i .'i'l or sicn
aruoau, gvod a bf JuiiMa5U.. u i
eooDtry.
- v . : BILL- HAWCT.H'3
Prosapiw BttswdMl te, ud aii u( wairaata at
npi-ef-iite.., at naaofiabib jinotia.
akioui No. A, Weebautc tliooaDBWgdrroal
aii.'. UntAri" .tr-e, (n ,'Airs.)
wrixlt-lioVBii B ti mwtu bta
Aeara laacaaal at a.wlnf -r."j.
KAxi aoa.
Vi&tER-PSOOF ELACiilSG.
K
EEP YOUR
. y
f taT DBI.
LArVrs Watbb Pbo.iv
(X.niirioB Is tba on y
artic'e tbat wilt saake
1-Mth.raerfcrtlr vat-r
preor and Iwp it ot
mxuI piiar. It baa Perm
tot to tne .averri v-tf
r mil-r- fl tf: Itra-
iMDaruaaal. A BdBltt'
"" 1 -"A rtTT'TC
tea v all tu oe tbe Cent '
ta uae. J'be-a :il f
DeaiArs gaaerejer m'Si
do ei Uo t ill acd - ex- '.
aashMll. - - J -'
co.-wJurattwt' 'r
L.rtii-0
un ko parlor m,
Cleveland, O.
Own.fUOl

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