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Gitp Ordinances.
n ORDINANCE 10 LEVY AND

IA Assecs SuecIal IaI all the Real Estate bound
lag and abuufIng On Merchant Street
Sec Re Il ordaned BY the CITY Coun II OF the CRY
CieTe and That the fifteen LEVIED ard
seed upon each an ever front of the several Ct
land buunrs and abuttine Merchant street. hrtween
u Cair sreef and Superior AEenue the purpose Of de-
fraIllE the Crpeuse grading and Otherwise ImqTJvug
said street between the pdluE Aforesaid
Sec That the oNners of the sid several lots o. land
boundr- aturlng upon SAID Nero afore
sad, between the points afurFsad shall pay thirty per
t1 Of the 6ra amOunfs OF money By them severa due
IN thai behalf befre the rSf day Of Nay, ThIr
y per oentum Of said sesera aHounfs Of money due
Aforesaid before the rfeenth day May Thir
~ ceuium Of the said several Of due
As giors7ii. before the fifteenth day OF June ls5s
Luke Banruu hereby duly tnoTzed and appointed spe
cal collector N that behalf and per cenium Of the
cal amounts 0f nancy due aort sad before the
fifteenth day Of July s5 Wm Hart CITY Treasurer OF
ne Cy Of Ciegel4d or be subject 10 the penalty and
teress aloWsd By law asnEt them seTeray II pad
the times and 10 the persouE herein dexi<uafed.
Aslsed June lst. lees. J NJ COFFINBERRY.
J. b BAEILEIT, Ciiy CLERK Prest Of Council
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IOhl VI ALLN ELAN ~ Fo0Ib ~ASh
ARRIVALS.
Propeller Mineral Rock Ryder, DeirSi So bbls fsh pkg
mdz a bbls copperl mass do
Propeller o-ket. Douglass. Budalo; 50tons ndz
Propeller Cataract, Bare, Bu1zlo, 40 pkgs mdz-
Propeller Lady of the Lake, Williams, Osdsnsbugh; l55
toas mdz.
Schooner John Weden Hand. Wyandote; ~ tons los
bb,s -four.
Schooner Chisholm, Keuway Detroit; 100 feet lumber
Schooner r Hubbard, Lawer, Detroit us feet lul-
her m shinsles cedar posts.
I tons
schooner New London. ROwe MaIquOite ISL tons iron
ldo m lafh.
schooner CrinOlins. BHn Toledo; 20 pkgs mdI
marble
SchOoner Berlin, wadswnrfh BuHAio; no cargo.
Sc0w PhgaiI, Champ, Detroit % N feet lumber s.
lath
sew Almina, Grant Pigeon River; % feet lumber Is
cords wood
sc0w FTo'i-. Sherwood. Wyandofts; no cargo.
Sow HIys Eihed. San Creek; SO bus oats % cords
woCd-
Soqw g c. Butts Robson Detroit 100 feet lumber 81
shingles
Seg Diana Clark TreuOn 81 N feet lumber % shingles
il N lah
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Boots arl0 Shoes.

HTIETT, ,BURGETT 4 co WHOLE
IL SALE DEALER IN BOOTS. sHoKs, AND BRf
cans No 81 5W1fsr-st few dOorssoa1h sfths POstof
clsFsland %.
n W. l. HrETT, WATT, IlA ApLmo
uhl1-Tn
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School Books.

7 B.C0BB & CO., RESPECTFUL
~ LY ask the Of Teachers and Dealers 10 the
following st embracing the popu,ar and approved
School Books We keep these books IN large quan-
tis, he stock and N good condon, and or pm
cas and terms are reasonable
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-22

C5 Connections ade with Returning Trains from
The pOns made guilE S0uh and East, also
CLEN ELAND ior Sanduzky Toledo, DetroIl, chicago.
Erie, DunkIrk Buflo NgsTa Ralls and Can3d1 Youngs
town, Warren and New Castle
r. Baggage chscked through 10 all plinfs and transfer
red free Of charge
e once 81 Superior street., - the oce Depot and
all Railroad Ticket Odices
j FARMER, Sup l. Cleveland
A MYERS. Cen Tisset Ast Cleve.and. mh5
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An ORDINANCE 10 DRAIN

IA Wilson Avenue, Euclid and other streets
Section Be 4 en.cted b. the City Coutci of the CITY G
Cleveand two thrus OF al the members coucurring
That Sewer be constructed the Westerly side of mn
Avenue from point 10 feet souherlv from the cenie
line Of Euclid street through the Tdge Wilson Avenue
% the Curtisun ts0 called the purpose Of eecing
the drainage oftha portion OF Euclid lying heinr
the nil n the grade AZ Park street and Will
sa avenue and Tor the purpose Of en the drainage
Nisn Avenue ard fhs lands situate nd ivirr
between Garden street. AZ Euclid street 10 cnnauct
the wafer safely u Lake fie. such drains mag
be built the discretion Of Board City Improve
menfs may be deemed uecesssrT
Sec 2 That the cost and expenses of sald Improvement
be estu1ted and fsessed upon al such or lands
Will be directly benefited the-t By proportion nearly
Be 10 the direcf benefits rereiVed.
Passed June Ist. Isss. S STARKWEATHER,
J. B. BARTLETT. City Clerk Nxyur
iuns.dlnf ls3
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cLEARANcEs-
Propeller Mineral Rock. Ryder.
scOw Ph1uix, Champ, Port Huro1-
y List OF Vessels passing II and Of the Lock Of The
Welland Canal Port Cob0urne C. W, furnished By The
Lock Tender the Board Of Lake Underwriters D. p Dob
bins Secretary:
BoUND WEsT-June ls-Schrs Persevsrance. (Buifalol,
Lucy Rasb. On the lthSchrs Josephine, Hzrle Ross,
Marx II. SihieF, Typho0n.
bound EAsT-June ls-Barque Mariner, Echr. Fashion,
Lerwick; prUp Je1ersen-
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CLETELlND, z4NESTlLLB L ClNCINAITI
RAILROAD.
A-Ml|1I
On and after March s, 1883.

On and after March s, 1883.
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
Il leave Cleveland the trains 81 the CleFslaad ano
Pntsourgh RailIoad q az p NJ lehaEsIRs rars az
Hudsou,l f-r CuTaheEa Falls. Akron, OrfVIllr ana
sllliersngrg colnecug az OrvIe with trans on me
Pitfshursh, y Wayne and Chcas r. R. east and wesf
ioI canton M1sslliou wooster Lou euye AID Mansfield
Trans leave Aliersh1rg tg CsFs aud al IS A n aud
ID al, connecii1E = OrrvIile with The p TT
3 T. n, by which passengers from Canton Massii-
Wodsfer LnldeuEle and Mansfield reach CegcInl
By the evening train ail0 00 ?. N
fah3 SIMON PERKINS Suptt
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STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY,
FLOUR
.EsyILLE MILLS. INDIANA

We arc receiving the following well known brauis5
Flour Consignment to which we call the attention or
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Bank Statement and stock Market
lBT TELEGRAPH ]
NEw YoRK. Junl p. lsss
The Weekly Bank Statement shows increase in Loans
---.--..-------S l.4ss9
Decrease IN spcclr- sau.tsl
DECREASE IN sslSs
Increase nominal deposits ~ ~
lnorease IN nHdrasn deposiis - .6l
SOofs-wsre finn and higher al the second Board, Lac
Giants g; Pacific Mails So Pennd Coal 74f Galona
Chr N; n Cen sZsS; Enc III; Hudson a. Reading
AS MICA Cen 7i<
Buffalo Market.
Icy TELEGRAFH.l
BUFFALO June 2l-sP. NJ
Flour-Dull but very sales Of 10 bss Al 81
s4l2 for Illinois, S4l2e4e5 for do Wisconsin; 81 y
"a 81 FOR extra Ohio and Ind
Wheaf-(l dull and lower Chicago srrn- not salea-
bic oyer Toi Sses of l60 bushels 1waukee club Al
IsSs0c
C5zD-Not firm; sales OF - 600 bus atgizs2n
Oats-Scalce and unchanged. Ealezble Al sSl15ao-
Wlsky-LOer. sales Of IS bbs p &c the spot Ent
100 bbs deliverable "a - days at 2lc
Ereghts-U nchanged; wheat l0c and 11ur 35c 70 New
York
Lake imports for Is hours ending Boo10o0 bbS AOur,
leo bus wheat. 36O0o bus corn, = f0o bus oats.
Canal fIports 9uO1 bbls four. s. 900 bus wheat, p 900
bCs corn 5000 bus barley 500 bus s0o0 bus Oais
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RraSS FOUnderV.

Brass EOundery.
MORLEY Il ODELL HAVING
ItL completed their New Foundery the foot Of Vim
yarl street. prepared 10 make every a. scpten Of
BRASS CASIlNGf. We manufacture all kinds u Fas-
Gets and Coks steam and Gas and the ARTICLES
used the plumbing business Locomotives ald steam
baaf Bells, Hyaralt all kinds Of Brass obs used b. Ds
4 .ers Nl1ehlnesis and Rzlroad Companies go
n MOTLEY, J. II ODELL-
Clcvrlsnd. llaF - ls5e. uylautI
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zllA 1858. %
BRADBURN & FISHER,

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN 4 SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fi.h N9iIS
and Produce Nos 49, and i3 River street and 10 and
G. BRADBURN,l -' Ni'i'
W; A RlsHhR.i aaglIdly l9s
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The following is A N. Perry cos Bank Note Lis

COIN AND EXCHANGE.
BUTIS5. sEILING-
American Gold old.-.-.-..-.----.---..-----3
SILVER faT
New York Exchange. .----.------.. 4
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MARINE NEWS,

PORT OF CLEVELAND. -. june els.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-22

G0RHAM & APLINE ARE SOLE
NJ Agents f,r SAWYER'S WHITE AND YELLOW
CHEMICAL. SOAPS, warranted good any uther IN
a Free frum TUSin- and VIII sell IS cent cheaps
er than any other Chemical Soap my2ldff5
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-02

LATEST FROM PIKE's PEAK.-We had
a visit yesterday afternoon from Mr.. JIG.
Miller, Of Dandy, Tompkins county, N. Y,
who has Just returned from the gold dig
gings on the South Platte. Mr.. Miller
had some specimens of the precious ore
with him, which are of a fine description.
He states that earnings of the members of
the Lawrence Company, to which he be-
longed, were from 50 10 IS rer day, Oh
tanned by pan washings: but that if they
had been provided with proper Utensils and
machinery, they could have realized from
$40 to $50 per day. The amount of gold,
Mr.. NJ. thinks is not so extensive as repor-
ted by some, yet there will be re,nuner-
ative yield to all who engage in seeking it.
The living at the mines has been excellent,
there being plenty of game in the vicinity,
which is obtained without much difficulty.
The Lawrence Company were in camp five
months, worked hard, and had no sickness.
The climate was delightful, and all had
much improved in health. Mr.. NJ. is on
his way home to spread the news among
his neighbors, and will return in The spring,
when be thinks there will be an immense
rush to the gold fields. A number of mi
ners would remain on the ground during
the winter, and no fears we entertained Of
unusual suffering.-&. Louis Dem.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-02
ARREST OF ALLEGED MURDERER

ARREST OF ALLEGED MURDERER -
THREArENED LYNCH LAw.-Abcut year
ago q slave was arrested in Larue county,
KY, for the murder of Miss Mary ShaIer,
and was tried twice, but each time the jury
failed to agree. A few days ago, in cons, :
quence of threats oflynch law, he made a
full confession, the result of which the
Louisville Courier gives as follows:
He says that four other persons were
connected with him in the affair, he being
a mere tool, and receiving two hundred
dollars. The persons charged are Mrs.
Murphy, with whom the murdered girl re-
sided,) her daughter, aged sixteen years,
James McGavock an VIM. Pickrell. These
parties were all Immediately arrested
Great excit. me' t existed ihr ughcul the
community. and so exasperated were the
citizens that it was with much difficulty
that officers could prevent the crowd from
Iynching tie accused. In fact, Pickrell
was at one time swung up.
The circumstances that led TO the mur-
der are said to be owing to the fact that
Miss Shaler was supposed 10 have COLI
siderable sum of money. 1t is generally
believed, however, that the true cause was
that Pickrelrs brother was about to marry
the unfortunate young woman, concerning
whose virtue there were serious reports, and
that his relatives had her murdered to pre-
vent the marriage.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-02

THE LAST REvoLT.-Two regiments of
disarrned Sepoys, the 62d and SO b, one of
which was about to be armed again for
good conduct, revolted in the Punjaub, the
country of the Five Rivers, before the last
mail left Calcutta. The S-pnys though,
the promise 10 arm them again meant
freachery and took il into their heads that
they were all to be destroyed. These reg
iments fled in two divisions, one towards
Sutleb the other in the direction of Lahore,
The boats upon the Sullej bad all been
seized, and that party subdivided, one
portion making for an island in the Geera,
and the other in the CheenalI. They were
all slain or captured. The Lahore party
were pursued BY Gholam Mustapha Kahn,
q Sihk Chief, who raised his tenants and
the police of the neighborhood and gave
pursuit. After bloody encouter the Se-
poys were routed. The Punjaub officials
raised the country people. Sinks. who hate
the Sepoys with a deadly hatred, and in a
few days The sepoys had all been shot,
hangped, drowned. or taken.
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eoNmefciai MATTERS.
MillcrsblarS Market.
Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 30. 1858,

CLEVELAND, Nov. 80, 1858.
FoUR-Dull at our previous quotations.
Extras $4,s7@S5,25; Double Extras, S5,-
5O@s6.
WHEAT-The market remains about as
at our last Weekly Review. Good Red
stands at $l,O7, and good White at ST.
@$l,2O. There is but little offering.
CoRN-But little offering.
OArs-New Oats are in light supply at
45c. Old is held at 55@56c.
RYE-NominaI al 6Oc.
BARLEY-Nominal at 60c.
MESS PoRK-Dull at Sl5,50@$l6.
TALLow-Firm at 9ac.
LARD-Firm at 1Oc.
HAMs-Sales Of green from block al 73c.
New smoked are in market at Zoe.
BurTFR-Nice W. r. packed brings l6c.,
and nice W. Boil, lie. Good Central
brings from l2@I5c.
CHEEsE-Ncw prime dairy brings &c
in quiet way.
EGGs-Scarce and active from 16 to 1S
cts, according to condition.
DRIED APpLEs-Quet at $l,75 to 50.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-02

MORE BLoosHED IN DErRoIr.-Michael
McNamara,, who Keeps whiskey den in
Detroit, attempted to murder his wife and
her daughter, by cutting their throats with
. razor Thursday night. When his wife
was on her knees saying her prayers, the
drunken wretch seized her by the hair,
drew her head back and applied the razor
to her throat. She grasped it, had her
fingers terribly cut. and the razor came
across her temple instead of her neck as
intended. A serious cash was inflicted.
He then turned upon her daughter, aged
10, and succeeded in iuAicting cash on
each side of her throat, neither fatal. Her
fingers were nearly severed in the STRUGGLE
with the fend. The man was arrested bv
neighbors who heard the screams of the
assaulted.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-02
PROSPEROUS
FOR THE
SESSION STATESMAN.

On the Second Tuesday of October next the voters of
this State will le Called upon to elect the overnor leu
tenant Governor supreme Sudg the Treasurer of state,
Auditor of State Secretary Of State, Member of the
Board of Public Works, and the Commissioner of Cos
Schools. The n sature to lie elected at the
time will choose ULited states Senator Tin account of
its peculiar Importance the of 1859 will probably
several mouths earlier than those o the past
Botn tine great parties will regard it from be-
ginning to end decisive in degree of the position
of Ohio with her twenty electoral votes in the
momentous Presidential struggle of 1860.
The action Of the Legislature which re-assembles at Co.
lum us he First Monday OF January next, will not
oily great inHuen upon the State election, but
will to ncaic uae extent aect the vote Of ohio for
the Paesiuency. The proceedings of the Legislature,
will regarded with the deepest interest by
the voter and policisns of all arties
In der to furnish the people with the Hest inte-
sencr of the proceedings If the Legislature nd on
count Of the pecu important inHusnce the' eS-
pected To possess the affairs of the country the
iroire;ors oi the the OHIO STATESMAN have determined
publish during lhe winter, session issue OF their pa
per.
Tie SESSION 0uio STATESMAN, will lie printed Daily,
TiWeeky and Weekly. II will contain regu report
# tine Pro eeiin of tue Legislature, and condensa
ti,n of Detes II will also fIrnih the daily tele-
graphic report of the proceedings of Congress besies
tue latest general frou pats oi the world and
the most ample commercial and financial Intelligence from
the leading rkets al America and Europe.
To ali who wish to be thoroughly advised of the poit
cal aIairs of Ohio, and full, prepared TO enter into
great contest of 1889, at hand the STATESMAN
will ipdsaie. 1t will lie forwarded To subscribers
either for Legislative Session. during the year, at
the following rates:
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neath. Of Prominent Men.


The Hon. BENZ. F. Butler died in Paris
on the 9Th of Nov, in his esd year. Mr..
Butler has long been known as an able
lawyer and distinguished politician: de
was Attorney General of the United States
under Gen. jackson and q warm supporter
of the Gen. and of Mr.. Van Buren. 1t
was from one of Mr.. Buffers familiar let
ters from Sandy Hill, N. Y, that the po-
litical Joke about stated preaching of the
gospel was taken. Ofiaie years Mr.. But
ier had withdrawn himself from the Dem
ocratic party and acted with their oppo-
nents upon the great question between
slave and free labor, voting at the late
Presidential ell ction for NJ. Fremont
Isaac Newton, the famous North River
steamboat owner died in New York on the
night of the 22d at the age of 65 years.
Nr. C.V. Anderson, one Of the board
of Ten Governors of the New York Aims
House, formerly Chief Engineer of the
New York Fire Department, and very
prominent citizent, died on the 22d in New
York.
Mr.. James L. Harris, member of Con.
gress from the 9Th district in Illinois, died
on the oath. Mr.. Harris was Democrat,
but voted steadily against Lecompton and
the wretched substitute introduced by
English, even being brought into the
House on bed TO cast his vote against
the swindle. Mr.. H. was reelected by a
very greatly increased majority.
Dr. John L. Comstock, widely known
rs the author OF Valuable textbooks on
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, DC, died
Nov. 2lst al Hartford, Conn.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-02

HoRsEs AND MULE.-Th"usands of these val
liable animals are lost every year. from their
owners not knowing how TO treat the various dis
eases they We're suffering with or from using
inferior remedies. This is peculiarly SO in Ie-
gard to sneh diseases rs epringhalt. SPAWN.
poll-evl and all such as are the result ofsprains
bauises, harness grams. dc. All these diseases
are readily eurable by the use of some Pene'ra-
ting Linament. which is absorbed by the pores
of the skin and at once drives off the had hu-
mors that feed and keep up the disease
Among all the Linaments that have ever heen
invented, none posses the penetrative and diffu-
sive principle to such a degree as DIR. Bragg's
Arctic Linament, an article which is rapidly
driving all similar preparations out of the mar
ket. For sale at the BOOK STORE. Millers-
burg, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-02

Poor OLD BUcK-It is said that on
the day of the Illinois election, Mr.. Buch-
anan read, in the presence of his Cabinet,
letters from Chicago, assuring him that
his friends in this state would poll fifty
thousand votes, and elect al least 8 MEN,
bers Of the Lower House and three of the
Senate. The old gentleman was in high
glee over the intelligence, and so continued
until the dispatches announced that his
correspondents had made trifing mis-
take of $4,000 votes. Mr.. Buchanan is
thoroughly convinced that there is not an
honest man in all Illinois. Poor Old
Buck Chicago Tribune.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-02

sB- How many households have been DESC
lated by that terrible disease, Consumption!-
And how gradual and silent it approaches! A
slight cold-a hacking georgh-spiiiing of bl,"'l
and the pet of the family lies cold in death
But if shelf any one-would take Hoofland's
Balsamic Cordial in the first or second, and
sometimes the third stage OF the disease, imme-
diate relief would ensue and life be prolonged.
So also in Influenza, Laryngitis, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and particularly in Group. The
latter disease the terror of parents is complete
ly innocuous in presence of the Balsamc Cor
dial. and may be cured by few doses.
Prepared only by C. NJ. jackson, No. AIS
Arch Street. and for sale by druggists and s,ore-
keepers throughout the United States and Can
ada. Price IS cents per bottle.
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SPECTUS
OF TEE
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.

In assuming the ownership and management of THE
Ono STATE JOoEyAL, it has been the aim Of its propre
place it such bssis pecuary and otherwise,
to sur It's ermanent usefulness. All the materials
of the establishment have Teen renewed and in egance
OF typographical appearance, The JOURNAL is not
passed =, anv Of its cotempora les.
The editorial charge of the paper has on assumed by
HENRY ID. CooKE who hss engaged in the servi of
i-nced and competent assistants in that deIartm nt
Ii is the design Of the publishers to make The JOURNAL
fithfu fea les and reisiIc exponent OF Republican
sentiment in 'hiO and II is hoped that their efforts will
meet with literal encouragement from the friends Of
Labor throu hOut the State. That it be worthy,
in a respects. OF their hearty support, its conductors
will constantly aim uot only to reflect and advocate. Re-
publ inc rles and ures but to present in its
columns complete and reli ible information CUES
ii ms of State and Nationsl Politics.
Full t. Of VI proceedings of the Ohio Legisla-
Congress- will be furnished durng the SESSIONS of those
iOdies
Complete and reports the decisions of the
Ohi' Supreme Cou will be published dali, during the
stated I, I'm Of til tCourt.
Each issue of THE JOrRNAL will also contain
NEWS forei and domestic received by telegraph
and mails the hour of go press together with
complete Financial and Comm rcial summary, embra-
cling Mar ct Reports, Rilway and other staistics etc
due proportion OF space will be- devoted to Literary,
Agricultural and Mechani al AT irs and to matters of
PROMINENT terest in the Religious Scienti and Arfs
tic World. In Short the columns of the JorRNAL will
Socis Progress the country and especially of Ohio.
The JOURNAL will be publisher, heretofore in Daily,
Tri-Weekly and Weekly edit ms, upon the following
TERMS:
Tri-Weekly, 200
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nVIN ALL CASES PAYMENT IN ADVANCE.
Will our friends aid in procuring subscribers ard
clula: Address all order to
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The Daily Session Journal.

The proceedings cf the coming session of the Lega-
ur will possess unusual amount of interest to the
people the State 1t is the intention of the poprietors
of the Josraai to give fuller and prompt reports Of
the proceedings than have bfo been presented to
the public and they have already made arrangements to
that effect Each issue of the paper will be sent by the
early morning express trains to the various points where
they understanding their destination throughout
the State the day of publication.
Journal will also contain each day teegraphic
ports Congre sonsl proceedings and all the fur
nished the Associated Press The terms OF the Daily
Journal for the session, will be S2O0payabe in advance
COOKE & MILLERS,
PUBLIstsIsS COLUNBUS ONO,