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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
1lb, otherwise 3I0..
fanefAi Notices II 90. Obituaries, accordinr I
- space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than tn.
tobUve rates.
Advertise loaded and piaced under the
hcad 81 special Notice.. dostie the ord.nars
tAtts.
tpscial Notices In The Local Column 20 cents
Per line.
Advertisensnts ordered on the ia ri Dc exelu
eiveiy In TIC Daily, after the Grsi two weekt
~ per cent. Eoru than The above IAtss. H.
AiifssrstsAf stsesfsssmenfs mxsf te pafs Tor
~ S1ssnee lhis rale viii not be varied rom
WAeL the Adsertiser ssef the Weekly .,one.
eAe Price Will be tss same ss in the Daiiv-
Whsfe sAs OsiI, and Weekly are both used.
15 Per cent VII Dc deducted from the Aggre-
RAts am1uns.
Under the preaent system, the advertiser
! pays 30 mach Tor tne space he occupies, the
changes hsiBg saargcable for the son position
eAly. Ihis piAn ~ nov generally adopted
Oar charge for csangss w,ll os /. cents per
square.
sa0- In Ali cases where atY erti ise msrf, are
1lscontinuea seioss The expiration oi the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up 1T oar regular rates tor the time actual
.ly IN.
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KEOKUk, IOWA: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 90 ~

IL. That Kansas should, of right, be
Immediately admitted as State under the
Constitution recently formed and adopted
by her people, and accepted by the House
Of Representatives.
II. That, while providing revenue for
the support Of the general government by
| duties upon imports, sound policy requires
such an adjustment Of these imports as to
encourage the Development Of The indus
trialnterests Of the whole country; and
We commend that policy Of national ex-
| changes, which secures to the working
men libersl wages, 10 agriculture remnne-
raling prices. TO mechanics and mannfac-
turers an adequate reward far their skill,
labor, and enterprise, and to the nation
commercial prosperity and independence.
-. That we protest against faidiy aale or
alienation TO others Of tie Public Lands
held by actual settlers. and against any
view Of The Free Homestead policy which
regards The settlers as paupers or suppl
ants for public bounty and we demand
the passage by Congress Of the complete
and satisfactory Homestead measure which
has already passed the House.
IA. That the Republican party is OPP
posed TO any change in our Naturalization
Laws or any State legislation by-which
the shts Of citizenship hitherto accorded
to immigrants from foreign lands shall be
abridged or impaired and in favor ol
giving a fall and efficient protection to the
rights Of all classes Of citizers, whether ma
tive or naturalized. both at home and
abroad.
10. That appropriations by Congress
for River and Harbor improvements OF a
/ National character, required for the &C
commodation and security of an existing
commerce. are authorized by the Consti.
| tullon, snd justified BY the obligation OF
Government to protect the lives and prop.
erty Of its citizens.
I6. That a Railroad to the Pacific Ocean
Is amperati,ely demanded by the Interests
of the whole country that tlla Federal
Government ought to render immediate
and efficient aid in its construction; and
that, as preliminary thereto, daily Over
land Mail should be promptly established
II. Finally, having thus set forth our
distinctive principles and views, we invite
the cooperation of all citizens, however
differing on other questions. who substan-
TALLY agree with US in their affrmance and
support
| SUPPLEMENTARY RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That We deeply s,mpathize
with those men who have been driven,
some Of them from ttlcr native States and
others from the State Of their adoption,
and are now exiled from their homes on
account of their opinions; and we hold
the Democrailc party responsible for this
gross violation OF that clause of the Consti-
| tuition which declares that the citizens OF
each State shall be entitled to all the priv
ileges and immunities Of citizens in the sew
eral States.
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st. Louis, St. Paul. saltwater and
st. Anthony
1850. DAILY pAGk III LINK 1890
Northern Line Cleaners.
sIpg e. E. = WHEEL

Northerner, ,ospt r. A. Afford.
Canada, Capt. Parker,
Metropolitsn, Capt. W. L Is. Jsnks.
Sucker state, Cart. I u. hhodes.
Tembina Capt. / .. Hill.
W. Il. E~ifg, sap' Juo. T. rhodes.
Gray Earle Capt. ID. ). Harris.
Northern Light Capt I. Lodwick.
ltasca, Caps..W hetten.
LEY City, Capt j Nordsn.
War iage Capt J Is. Davis.
awkese state, cspi. X. e. Gray.
IsNh 4 magnificent e-wheel steamers we're
Z taist e1pr ssiy for he trad, ana are managed
rs ears.u and experienced offters; are httd and
furnished with ai Isedetn improvements With
every accommodations for passengers and will Tpn
~ advertised, making cannectionz With tht various
railroads soovs, and with the MinIssoia kiver
packets ~ St.Parl Returning. they will CEN
net 1t Hannibal with tue usnnibai and ST. Jo-
seIh Railroad.
The SorthernP Packet Lins oEer increased fecIli-
ties, and hope b. strict attenton 90 the fort of
tAsEcDRert ana interest ( shplers, tereceise the
iibsra patronage heretofore sttIded 30 The Line.
JANE WARD. President.
BROWN 4 TAYLOR, Agents, ,keohuk.
ucb?gd
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kEOKuK
Shirt and Corset Mandatory,
Thtvd.st., bet. Mntn u Jehm s0n.
E fOW ~
,HIkIS, OUASEIS, BRACES, SKIRT SUP
- PoRTERS, 6c.. kept on hand, snd nnads 70 or
der On the shortest notice, and warranted to Gt Or
exchanged.
Gentlemen and Ladies' underwear mad mp to
order.
Gentlemen 8 Linen altered and repaired.
Stamping, Pinking, Machine Stitching, Ac.
Oct0d MRS. SHEPH ERD.
(ELCuER' . Guidcn syrup, FlanlA zion md Hu-
- gar HoAss NoiAsscs fof pAlo III
sspSd C0LLIEKS ROBERTSON.
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Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne Il Chicgao


RAILROAD.
Oars rss from Chicago to Pissburgh without
Change, connecting with she
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. R.R
To Nov York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington City, and allthe in-
terror towns Of Penney ylvanis,
New Jersey, New York,
Maryland, 10.
Mere hants BY taking this route win have ths
bsneft of all The Eastern markets at additional
cost
EBsggage Checked Through.
Train, leave tho Depot. Canal street, vest side,
chicsgc daity ON the arrival OF trains from the
WeA aud North-west.
Connecting at Crsstiine with Clevelsnd and Lake
Shore kalroai to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
Fails. New YefhJ sH.i Boston, ahd alt She iAte-
rior town, Of New England via New iosk Cen
tral and Nv iork and Erie Railroads. Also,
South to Columbus Zane ,viiie, Newark Mount
Vernon. stsubsnvllle, Wheeling, and interior
towns Of 0hio and Virginia.
The above tra ns ,nnect at Forest with trains on
Mad River Road to springfield, ufbana, Dayton
and Cincinnati. Also, with trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
"a Fare as Low a. BY any other route.
sfaeSenGfrs DonDQ East Will nHd this route both
pleasant and agraeabis. passng through Ia any of
the largest and finest ciliss IN the United 81 ates.
Passengers arriving in Chicaca on any Of the
roads will ind al,en check agents the depots
to receive .hecks and convey baggage fee Of charge
to the Pittsburgh and thicags cars.
e. Sleeping Oars accompany each train.
Trkets for sale at all the priacpal Ticks. ofhcss
in the Wcst, AMI at the CDmp.nys Once, co rner OF
kandoiph and Dearben streets, or at the Depot,
West side, Chicago.
Be particular and ask for tickets by IT. Wayne.
DAN.W BOSS,
Genl Western passenge Art, Chicago.
j. Ii. MOORE, Com. and aen 4 Ag't, Chicago.
Freight If MI Kinds Will be Carried from Chicago
to ali points East, ut all times, 1T low
sny her railroad route.
,-rtlqi
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Flour.

Flour.
QUINCY FLOUR-.Castls Mtlls Xxx.
WAREA w FLGUH-.Grace Mtlls M.
M AhRANTED superior to any in this market
wv for sAls by
Septic c0LLIERS ROBERTSON.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

XyE would call tho attention Of the public TO
w the fact, that at EU RL'S SAMBRUTYPE PuO-
TO1RAPA and ElEKkEOSCup GALLERY 10
The place 70 ret
CerFect Rtcsurss - Every Siylel
Being tho oldest established operator in the city,
the superiority u picturss, and his efforts to
please are we'll known to al. He 10 now putting
UP views Of Main street, 4utshl* for mailing for
tho very low price u 4B and 80 cents each; the
largest and best picture Of ksokuk ever Haken j;
also large view OK 1T. Madison.
6teroscopio views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hibition AZ are respectfully invited 70 cali and
examine them.
- Don,t forget the piaec: 7s Main street "a
door from Third street.
Aug. ~, i80.--d
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keokuk, Fl Des hoines and MINI,
80
RAILROAD.
Open to Independence, 50 NILS.
CHANGE Or TIME.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.
CHANCE Or TIME.

IN ana aftcr MONDAY, SEPT l7sh 1880,
~ and nAtil lfurthes nstiee, . aNfty ssasns
will run each way tSundEys excertedl - follewss
MAIL TRAIN.
VIII leave KEoKi X IT $40 =. M, arriving
ut INI1pENIEycR ~ . 4. N.
Returnine-Leave. 1.IEI ENDENc r :. p. N.
md arrives II KEOKtK K 1t s:3S p. N.
FREIGHT 4 ACCOMMODATE N TRAIN.
Leaves INnEpENI ENtR at $40 q. m,
arriving III kEeEU Uk 1t ~ =. n.
Resurning-I+s.s, KfoE uK At 4:IO p. m !, and
arriycs ut fNHEpkNHENeEa Eats:2n p. N.
N4- Passengers tstirsthe Mail Trnin from Rec-
kuk 1T $40 D. IN. make sars connections Wlah
stages runstmK divecuy sArsDGh TO
Ottum~a-aryivinr thsre nj IL NJ. The psne day.
Ftsfkttt & III y It-E ET IpSa - tne
oxg ~ may De had Mt Abe Qfscs for all POINTS
in Middle, Western and Southern lova, kansas,
Nebraska, DC, dc.
TICKET 0FFICE-At the Depot, foot Of
johnson street. W. n. HIGGINS,
sept. II. 40 d4w Superintendent.
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o., LIVERY STABLE! -

on Flrst.st.. bet. Matn 4 johnson.
tlOltSES, BUG0IEs and CARRIAGES cf th,
- best class always ready for hire.
Horses hnardedby the day week. At pricel Il
suit the times.
Transient customers nncomm odated.
Orders for the Omnibus 10 run To and from tn.
Railroads and Steamboats, left ~ the Stable or ihs
St Charles Hotel will be promptly attended to.
decl0d V.VANOkADAL.
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Freight If MI Kinds will be carris9 from rhica 90
to ali points East, at all times Ut rs low ratos as
sny her Railroad route.
,ert}Qi
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Baltimore and Ohio
7lz ]. R ,2
RAILROAD.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE!!

TSERMiNATES At Was shngton and Baltimore en-
! the kast, ard hreling. Plainwood aud Park
ersburgh on the West, 1T which places it unites
with Railroads, Steamers, de-,
For and from all points West, South
west and North west.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL EAsTkRs CITIES.
fhis Is the only route to Washington CITY.
Passengers by this route can vlsit Baltimore,
Philsdel rha New YORK and. boston, at the cost Of
. ti-ket 10 Boston alone, by other lines.
THhal1H IlthsIS to the Eastern Cities can
be procured VIA Wa.-inton City at an additional
cbarg e 81.
sI- iips as Quick and Far. a. Low as by any
oth~froat
sahElISG CARS attached to all the Night
Trains.
i,quirs for 1ickctsvi the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad a, any Of IL. principal Railroad ONES In
the West.
j. II. SULLIVAN, Gent Western Ag't.
l.. N. COLE Gen'l Ticket Agent
w. r. SMITH, Master Iransportation.
eeptlqd
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nOAADA4OAG0A ~ A04Osj
BANNING HOUSE OF
q 4 q R G. Il C.. "A ~ u y R : q 4 q o.
Z HAVE this day admitted - partner IN -hs
banking Business, Alexander Barclay (who hAs
pesA ny teller for the last six ycars). The busi.
ness thereafter, WILDE conducted under the arm
Andstyle Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON b co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses II not
the ol4s4t) in Iowa, the arm solicits eontip.
uancc Of forme- patrona liberally extended to
the senior partner.
They will make c0liections and remit, less Ex.
shAnge, on the dsy Of pay ment, free Ut charge.
Their references are A. sformefly by senior part.
RErakkxcss:
Park Bank, n. \.
Winsiow, Lanier l. Co., Bankers,
Edward ". Clark 4 Co., Ph isdelphia.
Howard banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller & Srown bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Holman ueipckr, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers, /.
Gilmurc 4 isrothsrton = Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt Co., - Louisyiile.
State Savings Institutiop, st. Louis.
Keokuk an. IS. GEO C. ANDERSON
jAL5d
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NKw YORK MARKET-Marrh 20.
nv TpuRauapu1

AsHEs-Markst steady. Small FslsI at ISIS for pOtI,
and $500 for pearls. -, ., -. 81, -. -, = - -.
FLouE-Salsl 100 Dds a. 81 \ ~ io5 super SsaLei
$50 s 6 orcom TO med eTTE western IS 90 70 for
RnTss L little moe sctiVs but prices with
esiohanEs Market cliDG with no sellers At the inside
g MADAM FLouR-In limited request at prices in
favor buysrE sales zoe ben AZ Sstsss ior common
8YE SLoUR-sslllug slowly atss.IOSSA,tO fOreOmnOO
lRUucKwSEAf FLoUR-ysry slsniy and heavy with
COIN MEAL-Ssiss i u 800 bbls Brandyvins at SIOO
WfiIsKY-N .rks, heavy and lower salss Of 500 bblI
RHEAF-Narkst duu and in favgr of buyers, without
~ 5isISs t -sSliTe Sils brins hts and red winter
are not offered present. Imall sale Of amber Mich
RYvSrEe quiet and ussdy. Sales of 200 buS,Drius
RxKIFo-adsrtst continues dali, and prices pn-
ehHngtd snail sales PRIME stlts a. &c and isElor oo
BHRLEY MALT-H.id at ss6s2o
CORN-RuleE iiet aund unchanged. sales L3UOJ busn
At 1G7sc Lr whle, and ls7s&e ior yellow; hsEn NIX d
oITs-Ia I,,T. su1plysna duh At Gs9Ao fer western,
T1LLoW-iISTI sl continues fra. Small sales At lo'S
WooL-TznsaeiOns in domestic Asscs are to vsrV
mns eI ent, 1Hd prices iuo n tayor Of buy saes
e oo D. at S7asss for lOF grades to Sax ny l6Se fr
PoRT-Duu heavy and lower sales s2OO bbls q SlI q
od at Sl725 old mess SI6I $2 50for old
BrBe; Sl4 l59ts0 new prims; sl4TZSs1Ass ioE Fump'
BTRF- oaei un6IuneEing,s. sa'sS $50 bbis at 500
6s0 for oo1sTy prime; si0a56o cOuOirD ness Sso0g
5000 ranb cken ruesS; 81 t0d 3 90 extra met1,
sEEF H1sIs-oIisti at Sia9Sis for ssI!'i si1seSsls
for
PRIME MESS BEEF-Moro active. aud within few
dsY 0O tsTcss have bean sold within the raugs Of Sl6
LAaDlu moderate request AMI steady Sales lss bblS
BIcoS@ouist Ials Of 70 hhls dry saltSd sides wsE
nade a. e3fe.
CUT MEaTS-Quiet. Salea Is pkg1 a. Il3lEe for
shoutlers, aud adlOc for hams.
BUErERB Is 70 far sEtsnlla, lll4s for Ohio
anu 1890 Tor Etsfe
cHEEsE-Stesdy at l0al2ac.
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LAND WARRANTS.
: SsHiag. BgiAE;
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. ICE

FLOUR - Unchanged and steady. Numerous
sall sales are reported at an entire range Of $3.50
for common extra ito se.2s for southern Ohio white
wheat double extra.
WHEAT-Sals2 earsred 81 30, and cars white
on private terms.
CORN-Sals car ct sic.
SEEDS-Sale 90 bus. Timothy at 5,S7k.
HAMS 8e-Ars in moderate request, with sales
700 lbs country cured at 75o for shoulder and "
for hams, and choice city cured ct lie.
EGGS-Lower. Sales at l0ho.
DRIED BEEF-Sale at loc.
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SHEhlfFS SALE.--BH VIRTUE
~ Of an alias writ Of Yendl EHDonas, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Luyahoga county, al ihs
suit Of the COmmai lnas ef CuyahOga County, plalnts
Bgainst Henry L. Whitman al defendants 70 direct
ed and delivered shall Oer for sale a. public auction, st
Of the Courg House (cornsT Of Sensra and Cham
plain streos the city Of Cleveland In said county
the 3ls day Of March, 1850 at the hour o'clock p n
Of said day ths following dsscubed lands and tenemoBts
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EORTHERN TRANSPORTATION C0NPlET


NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising The fouOEirE efficient and rSliablS Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-weekly to ooGDENSBURGH, ,osWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tr-Weekly 70 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACK
MAC and lutermeiiafs FOrts
Y Property conssned or delivered tc our cara VII n
ceiVe prompt and careful attention and disuateh.
z Passengers viii be hckstel through AL drsetioll
at the lowest lates
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Misfellaneons.
Fishing Tackle,

A JUST RECEIVED-An-
49, other me Il : Of ConrOys FishiuE eek ls
suitable for taking Pike, Bass Irou either lake TT
or, or brook, such Rods Reels ine1 Hooks, SMELLS
Files Fly Books M innOW Seines, Nets &C. &c at o
II HATTER6LEH'S Gun ST ere
lO7 Superior ~. Cleveland
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MAhlN9 CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland with eyeland ard Tnlelo, Ceyslandi Co
lumbus CIncinaa Cleveland and Ere, and CioTa-and
and PittsburB RaIrE fs
Al Solol with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &c.
At HlantuE with hacks for RaVenna, &H.
At Bracsvtllo with hacks 10 Negsot Fas.s, &c
At Wansu with hacks 70 Sharon G-eenhsld, MsEdslIs
Bloomfield Canfeld. &C.
Al YOnngst0Vn, Wis stages for New Castls Poland,
Logsl, and Enoa Valley, and thence By 2 =. ". 8.
B. to Pittsburgh.
Clsveland. Feb. g. 1859.
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DANL ". DUTY,
City Undertaker,

II EEPs ON HAND A LARGE
~ stock Of all kinds and sylss Of cCEEIES smeTs-
cinF ! groat variety OF his style Of BURIAL CAsk-
ETb az Of which cannot be eIceed by any EmilaT con
cern in the State No. ss ERIE ST, CLEVELAND
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Almlni,trA'or Of James Town, dsesassG si9..,,


MASTEk's SALE-In pursuance
IVl Of decrst or rr sale issued from the Court Of
Con anon Pleas Of Cuyaoga Count ohio a. tho suit o.
ThOmas Prtchmd % ainst Walter ]. ALEU- and others
drec cd shall expose for sale 81 the door Of The
Cuur House corner Of Seneca aud Champuin q ia the
March, 1850, at O'Clock OF sod daT ths following
described Lands end tonemsnts, 70 VIII el9ate In t1e
township OF Brouklyp CuynhnFa County Ohio. aud is
known a. lot No us Hiram oone's addition 70 Ceye
land crmpused Of original Lots Nos. 65 an %, III sad
brooklyn township SAID lot Cs 10 ~ feet front on Col
umbus street. aud i7 and 92 doop the south line
aud l5t and bs feet deep along Erin avenue anu ~
fset vile tho west end. Appuisod Il Sl10.
;. W. BINGHAM, Master CQmr
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GrnaI Notifies.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
- DER or OoURT.-On The 2ist day Of March, lseo
al the door Of the COu House the Public SqusT0 Ia be
eity n Cleyeund CuyahOgh county Chic, Will DO aid
the highest bidder the following deaebou real estate
tho properly of James Town. deeetod, 70 wit situnis
city or Cleveland, in 8lid county and knf WI a. sub
lo No rs tho subdivision Of pars Of ten acre lots Nos
T. aud O. made By Th0mls Bolton said sub lot No ISIS
stuae the n0thery side Of Orange street, acc u ioy
said street. aud extends ck between parallel
lines 132 feet 20 In alley Appraised AZ e6IJt
Terms OF sails will be mfde known on tb9 day o. sale.
WM. BROKER,
ii Of L.
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Rail 4}OaSs.
1S50--6O.
GIevsIand, C0lnmbuE B Cin,innntl RnlIrnnA


20 -
WINTER ARRARaFsfi NJ
0N AND AFTER MONDAY. NV.
" "a 1859. PASSENGER Train lsaVs Cleveland ao, a.
sOA NJ CINCINNATI Express, stopprg At Bersa 7r,f-
ton. La Grange, Wellington, New london 81
- lem shelby, ann sll stations aouih Of shelfT
de1 d Cincinnati Night PasseuEer, Stopping aE N =
tons between ClsEsland and Gallon, "a II
CardinFtoR and Delaware; also, BtoDuiDr -
leave passengers a. al stations south Of oalioa
CONNECTIONS.
saplpIi Ba1duakY, Mansfield and Newark HsiToad f1l
r..-,. ,Aslanshed ut Yeucn, NsHark ZaneaTtlls, ss
SfsaAllhs fiitsb1rgh r. wayne and Chicago Rslfo1i
I9I f5relt Upper flanduakYt DelDh0ss Lima, bt
MuIlef Ltpgrts, Chicago, ~. west. and EsEs
A. - L9I p ialale eld, Wooster, Biassllon, &c.
oAAsA AAd i9lieoa ne haIuad Line for 1Iarou B5lls
4etts E1al1t Y Incomes, Evansville, LouidT1 lo
giro, ST. Loais Ae.
pGEEA siIton and Cineinnsli Line iof sprmgfsld, O.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Riekrlond IN
lanep5iE, IcIrs Eauts, 81 LOUIS. Er.t and a
Clni itn1aii with the Ohio E hiiasssi9pi Hafl-
LQld i0f LoulsTllo, and all points On the ohia
CsIaHbuI, LiEsls Miami and Columbus and Xsuis Ra.
Ioadi Tor Aonla, Dayton, Indianapolis, IeTrs
Hautet 81 Louis, Morrow, Llossland. and CfE-
Ginnatls and with the OHIO aHl ID iEIEsipui Rril-
r9ad AZ Cincinnati Tor louisville, EzanEEiiis
Cairo, - Lous, and aliDoiuts on the Ohio river.
C0l1ubug, Gentra Ohio Railroad 0r Newark ZanssTfiB
Wheeling, &C.; Columhus Piq1u and indfsra
Railroad fer Piqua, Drbana. &c.
~ For Tickets % all points and fnl5rmaioa arbly as
the Union Ticket Ocs 81 Superior e the Paa
ssnssr Station. ---,
QieYsIapd New z ishg
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Cleveland and PIttsbnfgh Bail Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Gool DeaIere

c. JHUssEY. CPitts'ghl G. G.HUssEY. eEo. sISoLAI8.
HUSeEY & co.,
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sale and retail Dealers IN PITTSBURGH. SALINE
VILE and STRIP WIN GOALS. Also NUT COAL
for smithng Ofdcs and YaIu the East Side Of the
Cleveland Pittsburgh r Coal Pier, Cleveland Ohio.
~ Orders let al HUssEY mcBRlDE's (WinsloV
WaTshousel viii receive prompt attention. decl7
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CLEVELAND AND ERIR RAILROAD.
1859 & 60. 1859 & 60

1859 & go. 1859 & 60
fe.fa II ~ ElEi7zlzszI.ill Clz-asz=qIs7.s1
A ~ Sseez ~ -l.,sss -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
lON AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
~ 18th, 1879 PasHeng5r Trims will raaaz fJloHss
LEAVE CLEVELAND
l0l0 A NJ IA Express Train stopping a. al stators
cspt MickliHs. MeLtor. Perry, uuinnviis and Saw
brock, and arrives AZ Eris Lbs P. M., Dunklrk -
p n, Buffalo COS p. n
si p. < AceUnmodaiioa Train for Conslut, stlppin
AZ all say st.tions
800 p b. Nisht Expross Trah, stopping PalnssTfls
Asbtabula COnnesut and GirHEd obiy, ard arrives
Ere 1875 A. n, Dunkirk 240 A. IL, BuaAio 6saI
Am.
LEAVE ERIE.
sl5 4 n Nigh Express Tram stopping a. 0iard Coz
neaut. AshIebula and Paiuesvliie Only md am,
At Cleveland 705 A NJ.
3l5 P IL Dav FIpTess Train stopping at eii sfatiousez
cePt saybroOk, ULionvllle, Perry. 3tenior Z Nfek
life ami arrIvs at CieEelind 7.05 P. N
Accommodation Train viii leave C0dnesut at e3) A. NJ
stopping at al staLlgns ard arrive Cleveland este
A. n.
All the trains going Weztard connect at Cleveland With
rains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati %.
&C.; and al the IFaias gong Eastward connect st
unIk with the trains Of the New York autra Euf-
/ falo and New York City Railroads.
ClsTsIand. Nv. 18Th. 1880
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Russian Steam Bath Establishment,
nU nnuu

g. clHi' Street. Nos IS 81, opposite the Angler House
DAILY OPEN.
H0urE Of Administrator Lndies q 10 Il A n except
ing sunday. For 0antlemeuSundav from 10 II O'Clock
A; N: sld all 0thsT days fron 70 { o'elock P. NJ
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Peter A Bishop, Pltn. Before Hessenmueller
Justice Of the Pegce for CleVe
Wallace Campbell Def't land Township, CuyasOga Co.
Ohio On the 5th day Of March, A. D. 1850 said Justice
fled order Of attachment thu ab1y action for the
Of sixty eight and elghtv-nno hundredth dollars
1NGERSOLL KINSMAN,
and gr-Fo .TTT &c
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6rwtng AIatbines.

THOSE FIVE DOLLAR SEWING
Il MACHINES recommend themselves. The hrst in
voice is sold and another lot eIperted to-day.
nari RETTRERG b HAU9MANN.
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A DMINISTRh1OK'S SALE.-WiIl
"A be Od OF public auction, Frld9y April sth com
mencng at O'c cg A. IA, the fBTm Of L. ID Juhu-
late # Newhur the entire stock lsing Of catt
sheeD horses hogs wagons buggies, plows and other
fsrming imDemeuts Also, one piano and a quantity u
her household furniture. credit Of months VIII be
given on all sum- Of three dollars and ever.
A. MCINTOSH,
marl6.27I AdmlnistTs or.