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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
The late Slaughter the Racine and
Mississippi ffaiIrOad--FiVe Persons Kill.
and twenty Thirty Wounded.

The GAINESVILLE (Wis) Democrat Of the 18th inst,
gives the following particulars of the recent terri
bic accident the Racine and Mississippi Railroad,
Of which the telegraph has already advised US
We have scarce finished reading the details Of the
late terrible disaster on the Lady Eign, before We
are called upon to chronicle another dreadful zcci-
dent upon land. By telegraph of Sept 10. we learn
that the regular passenger train bound west the
Racine aud Mississippi Railroad, last Friday even
ing having on board excursi0nists returning from
She County Far at Eikh0rn, while taking wood aud
water at lheIF usual stopping place, at Delavan,
run into by an extra freight train which was follow
ing. One was smashed in pieces, and FIVE per
sons killed. and some fifteen more or less injured
The Evansville Gazsite of Saturday evening learns
that a Mrs Davis. of Ailn's Grove, was found dead
under the wreck Of the cars, and that a MIS-. John
SON., of Johnstown Center, had her skull and leg
broken and was supposed to be mortaIly Wounded.
The informant Of the 5I-etts givcs that paper the
III H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23


Upon arriving a. the ilLGge II De-.s4u, the r'ain
topped to get vat-r about lUer5y ~ is from tho
depot. They had not teen there more lhan 2 min
ute before the freight TRAIN from EiEhorn came
around the curve IN the 5a3, which IS rather Na-B
At this point and ran into The pGs er train. The
wood car piatforr was crowded with men ard boys.
but they for1uns tely had time &c lamp from and
save ,hemselyes. The wood ear was .h-u driven
forward into the rear passenger car. clear through
it. and portion Of It penetrated the passenger car
beyond
In its passage It just cleared the floor and swep,
every seat, with their occupants all who stood up
and crowded the passage the sides ami Top of the
car and piled the wreck MIRO the space between the
cars, and unou the rear of the next passenger car
ahead Upon the top Of Ibis wreck ii e wood car
reared itself with its Wheels and the heels Of the
passenger car which had been demolished. Jnder-
Meath all this were some seventyiye or eighty hu-
man beings some killed Instantly. o;her wounded
to death, and still Others wrinry IN ag0ry caused
by horrible Injuries Our informant saws It was an
awful sight.
So closely weIe the materials Of the demolished
cars jarmed together. that it was hsf an hour be-
fore the wreck could be cleared So Eat The people
could be cot out
The accident has evidently been the result of care
lessness. and those having the trains IN charge
should be held 30 the strictest accountability.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

IN BARRELS rtM0THg sEIsn;
~ 50 Rlas1rasd DO.
90 0rcAar9 dlrss seed
20 Herds Gfzsi Seed,
lns'o-s-Aad for sale Ior h HUaE aiscRaA 5 %,
sertI9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

e be afyilsJ no los to suit narchssrs3 AL vs-- 81 -
West rar-ia ol ls tsu auii cnr ils 81 1Irv-s
" !. Dale a1d = < sicGrs Boad sud approved ss-t4 nj
be re17raf Of re pur'hasera-d Zen reiainetl.
GREY p WKBB
laliu --aLa&Usq- Thes j. GOFf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

see as the goR assd tsotJonA o. sac
=ccnnd column gas g1uoEv-S SEElins
luode OF s,eEsusGlIEs sac #s"p's That
,nq y. =. candidate w"s sac strong
-aas En 1856,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
DissoIntion OF Connrtnershin

1--WE frn CT SAUFLBY, PORTER < co is this day dis
solved - mutual cOnsentMessIs Sanhsy Berry re-
firing The aiming ctpsrners have taken their
Mr. ALLIS0N late Of the house Of AiOn, Anderson 4
Co. and the business viii be heretofore tbs cd
stand, 70 81, Public Spare, under the
seI2l-im PORTEK, JOHNSON K CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
Yalunble Lana fer saIe.

: = Mcclure & co, ami y. McCLURE, desire t. sell
hsir valuable Tsc q Lni, heir g coparinsr-
ship having expr-J go I've hundred Il
which cearsd generally svsi; he remainder we'll tiahered;
has seveai springs % runni1g water through each feld Sc
90 we'll n blue gas Tith much in clover Ths
land is surpassed By any the y. and is veil adapted
the cultivation o. Cotton the raising Of Soc There are
two good orchards. and good btias sites in desirable aeizh
borhOod, lying the yaey q Robnsou Fork Greek Giles
county rad ieaug C0rnarsviile the Lyuava
Depot. hse miles froH each point
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

MONDAY PACKETS.
REPUBLIC, INGONAR.
Capt A Baird. Capt. J. D Clarke.
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
J.sIMONDS, IMPERIAL.
cApt-J. 2. Hicks- Capt G. 5. Rogers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23
safe oe VaIgai,sc 'Foyrra Let's in Co.
suRtbis3.

N tbs Goth % Ser ;eaher, 1870 viz sef 70 ~, ks,-4t
~ slider, o. a credit Of enc, two a6d dirse years.
Tract Of LaRa esntainiug about Ei<rsy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-23

Grass See

O0n BAGS prime Corni 80 Bags Fious
COtB $50 barrels Flour, various orands.
tn store and for sale very low ~ HUeH AccKkA ECo-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28
NV YoRK nLRKEr-1.p z


Four-Sass Of 6O5 bbs S4 s5aS5lo for super State
IS 2ld5 IS for cOmmOnt to med extra western IS coos IS
6smana less active Bnd market scarcely buOysn bu
prices ere unchanged Closing quiet.
Canadian FlouT-Salss 800 bbs at S5b6,7s common io
FlOuT-Ssllng at ss,sSsI45 for common to choice
and supsr.
cWt
Corn MeaUnchanged Sales 600 bbs af 81 Is for Bran
dyWise ahOut; Jersey hsld at S3s9.
WhiskyMarket scarcely buoy ant sales l0) bbls al
nc; closing with no buyers.
WhsatRules IN favor Of buyers with only moderate de-
mand Salts $500 bus Mw Club At 81 Is in store; also
within few days before reported co Milw Clut
at 81 and 90 bus faT Chi spring Slb both lots N
store and bought on sOecllation
Rge-SalesllO0O bus a. sic.
Rarl6y-Quiet At 70dS3c.
Corn-Dull and heavy. Sales II 900 bus 10000 new
white anl yellow
Oafs-Peniy and dull and dull a. 4546c for State Ca
madam western.
Pork Firm with transactions fair extent SIS 30.
bis At S681lSlT, for old mess; Sl7 s80l7s7 mess
l25new uninspecsd mess; Sll9 old prime; SlS62 new
Besf-Qust Sales l5s bbls at S4al 2i country prime
S695 country S99s,7b ior rsPacked mess; SlD5a
oil, 100 tor extra mess.
Prime BIsss Beef-HOrs active Sales go tieT,es 81
Tail0w-Steady at lO16alO1zc
Dressed hogs-FiImer. SAFES (d7ke for western; 7[G
7s<c for city. -.
Cut AIeats-Ia moderate request at 6c for shoulders
bnd 9sc for hams. Sales Us pue kages nOtOJ bs dry
kated shoulders TO arrive al exc.
BacOn-ouiet- Sales so boxes short ribbed midd5s at
Lardsiea y Sales rs Ibis at lOzSlOsSc and choice
Bqtte-1 moderate request at ulsc for Ohio and $50
&c for State T.
cheose-steady at 9sllc. for common to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28

sU9AR9
FLnuR AND MRAL
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
Friday. Ian. o.. 1850.

FLoUR-Nothing doing. The market is unchan-
ged.
WHEAT-Sales carloads red at Sl.3O.
CoRN-Continues very dull and nominal at Coo.
A carload Of ears sold at SIC, ..-t.... ..
OATs-Quiet and nominal at 49a43c.
SEEDs-The demand for clover has abated. and
there are no buyers in market to-day. Prices are
weak and nominal at 4,5Oa4,55. Timothy is scarce
and wanted, and would bring s3aS,l2.
PoRK-Sales I7s brls uninspected country mess
and l6 brls No, do. on private terms.
HIGHwREs-Sale 90 brls. at 29c.
RUTTER-Quiet and dull at yesterdays prices.
EGGs-Are quick at lsc.
APPLEs-Green apples are dull again. Sales 70
brls at 81.
PoTA TOEs-Shippers are paving slas5c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28
c1NcrNNArI MARKET.


tFFom tho Gazette of January 27th.l
Flourish gooi demand and ldc higher Sales 2sOO bbls
a IS l5l15 50 Tor suberhne and SIS 6ST5 for sItrz
white
Corn-Uuchsnesd. QuOtable st Sic.
Oats--S teady a. 49c.
Rye-Dull al 81 EH.sH
BaTley--Dull. Sales prime fall Gt 65c. ..
Cheese-DemAhd good, with Gales OF Western Re eive
al ebc.
Buftsr-Duu ard unrha' ged.
POtutOes-R eceipts liberll and demand good Pnce s
ccnis per bar higher. Sales prime northern Sls0.
WhiSky-Sales st 2l@f2lhc.
Clover Seed irm, win sales at 81 80
POTk-Sales 500 ibis mess at SIG 76GllT 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28

NIsOERs AND CoNeREss-"R "ROderick Ran
DOM in writing from Washington, hits Com
gress plump in the face thus:
The 'niggers" who do the "menial" work at
the Capitol are a shrewd set of fellows Yes
terday one Of them was standing by one of the
doors Of the House looking in at the members
The dOor-keePer said, "Jim, they're talking
sponse, 'dat's der business Lor' bless J if it
want for de niggers here wouldn't be no Con.
gFessl"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28
OHERIFFS SALE=-PTTRSUANT

~ to the command Of order Of sale issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Cayahoya county the SUIT OF
John Madden paintf against Belden Seymour, defend
ant 70 directed sbali Oar for sale Of public aue n
the door Of the Court House (comer Of Seneca al9
Champalq rtTReisl IN the cuy Of Cleveland IN s9ld
county. tho l7t1 dsy Of February lso q O'Clock r
NJ Of said day, the following described lands sa9
menis, to Wiy tIsct or lot Of land situate IN we l o
Cleveland which s also in the coFntF pf CuYAggg Ah
is known by cy Lot Ne sl nlnstsee n "a e 2as 81 L
CITY recently known the CtY Of Dhloln hIam tene
subdivision Of original Lot No seyenfy ~ ana y
nj ,oo;oS bsct to a siieV" Appraised 81 $500 90.
aii1 iuNi'-Ne ~ ID. L WfGHTMAN, Skend
II RrpK phF,s Atty. lan!6210
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28

BURGLARY ON DETROIT STREET.-on Frid
night the premises Of Mr.. H. L. Whitman on De-
trolt street, short distance beyond the toll gate
was broken into. Mr.. Whitman, to guard himself
against suffering from similar depredations to those
las Leighbors had received, had made an alarm
by passing wire from his barn door through the
barn and house to his bed room where 1t was at
taehed to tin pan. 10 the night Mr.. Whitman
was aroused by the falling of the pan, showing that
the barn door had been opened He sprung up and
seized doubIe-barrelod gun with which, when be
reached the door he shot negro who was keeping
WATCH Two other men then ran toward the negro
when Mr. Whitman shot into The group, The
three then ran Of leaving behind them bag
and an ugly looking butcher knife which one would
not care 20 be struck with. They may be ideptia.
by these articles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28
COMMERCIAL.
CIeYeIand WhOIesale PrIees CurreRt.


BOOTS AND
Aieu'U on BtsehiI
Mems kin bO0ts..
Mon'sthirk vel o.
DO. DO double sle
BOYS calf and kip
hoyathick wells
40 Do anuble solo
usnacalfbrofanB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28

ARrTHMETIcAL PUzzLE.--Below we give a
puzzle for some of our "ready reckOners" to solves
If four dogs, with sixteen legs, can catch twen-
ty~nins rabbits, with eghty-seVon legs, in forty
four minutes, how many legs must the same rab-
bits have to get away from eight dogs with thirtyS
two legs, in seventeen minutes and half?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28

IHE sTArE % or %9HIo In Jus'icss 2,s CoqsT Cleveland
AMOS E. DENNIS0N VS.. JOHN
"A HALL and Garuishees The defendant, John Hall,
is hereby Tied that at the instance Of said Amos E. Dem
nj on, plaintiff. order OF attachment issued by Z.
Hessenmueer Justice Of said township the eth dsv Of
JanUary, lsG0, against the DDS chaels rights credits
MONEYS, property and eHcts Of said defendant Suit
brought 20 recover $1,000.
GRlSWOLD z CASTLE,
janl6:263 PltfT's Att',s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28


At Cleveland with eyeand aud Toledo Cleveland O.
lumbus Cncinna Cleveland and Erie and CIsys aI
and Pittsburgh RailrS dE
AT SOloL with hacks 20 Chagrih Falls, &c.
Al Mantua Wth hacks fOz RaFenna, &c.
At BTaceqille with hacks 70 Newt0T Faiis &c.
AT WaIIen with hacks 70 Sharon, G.eeHfsld bIsadTis
Bloomfield Canhsld. &C
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence BY ?. \. w. C. r.
Z. to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland Feb 9. 1859.
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R. HUNT Plaintiffs Aiio1ao' i' = jshi5:s7i "A 4:sIIH
GHEKKIFF And MASIMR GOM.

SHEKRIFF AND MASTER COM
~ MISSIoNER's SALE, Pursuant to The command
Of order Of sale issued the Court of Common Pleas
of CuyahOga County at the suit of Lew +. Jackson
Plaintiff against Harriet B. Fare ct al, Defendants, to
directed shall offer for sale IT pubic auction ct the
door Of the Court House crnef Of Seneca and Champan
sreets) in the City OF Cleveland. in said county the
25hdaV Of FebrusTy ls60 O'Clock P NJ Of said day,
lh4 following described lands and tenements wit:
"Stuaie in the township of BrOOklyn IS the same
OrglnallY existed. belg number seven (7 in the tnr
teenth range OF townships. the COnnecticI Western
Reserve in the State Of Ohio and which also in the
county Of CuyahOga and known by being the BndVld
ed fourth part Of lot Of land kuOwn part Of lot No
hy-nTea, and situated IN the Northwest Of said
lot So, and bOunc ed as follows:
Beginning a post in said Northwest corner, and run
ming South the lot line 50 rods to stake thence East
seventy rods 10 stake; thence North eghywo
rods stake; thence West the line Of said ot
tyeight rods 10 the place Of beginning containing about
forty acres. Appraised AZ $500 90. .r
undivided fourth the following descrb
ed Lo-being part Of lot Dumber ty-twO. bounded Be
ginning Bt the Southwest Of said lot No. So and
thence running North ten and 5 100 chains the
Of County Road, thence North IS 95 East twenty and
5lO0 chains aong the centre Of said Road thence South
eighteen 40 lou chains 20 hickory post IN the corner
OF the fence thence West rineteen and 30 100 chains to
the place OF besnnng containing tWentveight aud IOl
by the survey OF G. W. Marsh, excepting thersrOm
the Westerly side about eigh acres, formerly
sold Thomas Peckam by Phillip Binell aud except
ing adjoining the North East part Of the said
wide formerly 4eeded bY I'D Barpell to B. F. Tyler and
fronting said road eighty rods BE the ss
but subject 10 all legal highway ApUTaised at O
d. L WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
VAN BUREN, CHkMBERLIN, Plaintiffs AttorreJs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28

The NEeRo TROUBLES IN CANADA.-Tbe Chit
ham Planet, the principal paper published
where the negro atrocities reported by the De-
trOit Free Press were said 10 have occurred,
denies the whole story in every par
ticulsr, and with an emphasis. It PrOnOunces
the whole article SO extensively republished
from the Free Press, "a base, malicious and
wicked lie from beginning to end"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-28
VAN BUars iI S Plains sff GttoFys
] SALE -PnRSnANT

MASTER s SAAE.-PURSUANT
w to the command Of decretal order Of sale from
the Court o G. amin Pleas, o. Cuyahega Couni{ Al ne
INST Joseph Chamberlain and Others to ne diIected
shall expose for at public auction. az the door Of ths
IN the CITY Of on the day of FeC
parcels lana situate in the township and city Of CleVs
land in the sOGRtJ pI Cuyahsga and state Of Ohio
n John M %0g5sy' s1Sa9R o9 q fI qs 99n
seven all inclusive, OF ths original allotment OF the T-
Of Cleve and and bounded as follows, to-wit Com
mencng on he north side of Euclid street, leaving said
rods wide, a the southeast corner Of lot No.
s1ysx and running thence On said north side Of Euchd
Euclid street point Inc original line Of the tea
acre lots Pllled. aortherT ab9qt ~ rods hy
etma ion thenge on said line Of the ten acre lots boh
westerly (abJu ten rods BY estlmaton( The heast
10 the northeast Of lot No. sry siE fy-thres
nks and thence the east line Of sad lot Ne sXtysiE
eniy-eight and half links said lots being more paTtcu-
lary described lhe map Of said suodiv2B now
conveyed subject 10 the con ou that the dwelling house
or houses which may Be erected on ne ame placed
occuled By George Hoadsy, anil that buildIg or
buldiogs shall be ereeed placed thereon lesreT % sai
Eusd street than the said Hoadsy house, until after the
Both day Of October A. D. ls5L Also, one other certain
beng port Of lot No seventy our purchased bv
Parker IIaadI Of sam9e lDodse July 2th D. s4a and
bounded Bs fellow Commencing at point on the south
ery line OF slid lot where the eastery ne Of land
seGs said lot line thence northt serE along the ae Of
said log to the noherly cotr OF said Handy lot thence
Tunnug thence s0ahofly and parallel with the west line
OF said Handy lot shall gtersect said frs mentioned ins
the place Of beginning being same Hd ed by Par
ker Handy Joseph Chamberlain, recorded IN puya
hogs County Records April g. 1856, vol TO- pages 66 apd
6l7; appraised at S23500
Parcel No The whole Of los number of CaEels
survey addition 70 Cleveland. including portion Of
land nunchassh 9f Kelley Wolworth 10 h out the point
Ct said ethe whole % Apqsing PaTaelosram Of hty Il
front Pisbnrsh street. and ten rods rear, bounded
ey BY Orchard Alley, north by Land fora ery owned
BY Kelley and WalWOrh sastery bV Pittsburgh street. and
south BY lot No. two decided Fatty BidWas heiTI the
front on Cases PLAN recorded Book page 81 on Pits
buIgh street. runs thyseven feet four and i0nr in
chas; the balance Of the front obtained from Kelley
and WalWorth; appraised al S3100.
Parcel No Three Also one ether LOT known as loI No
four hundred siEtysnine in Kelley Waworhs subdiV
ION Of Of the WeYoh Farp called in saf city
Cleveland; said lot being hhy feet front Pitt Sburgh
street. which said street Is the eastern boundaT Of ssd
LOT; and eEtendina rear between prale lines at rEht
angles with said Pttsburgh street. leu rods to IN aFV
rod in W b. Re the leEs but subject to All
legal highWtys appraised NJ 81 800.
Januarv q. ls6l HENRY G. ABBEY,
RANSEy, BAcKUs NOBLE, Master Com'r.
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and aplcIlI N1sIeT IOmml8slOnfT.
CHASE cLADu Auniurys for plniutt drr3l.gj
ORDER on ATTACHMENT.
M ASTER'S SALE.=Iu Pursuance

M ASIER'S SALE.-ln Pursuance
1I1 Of deseta order OF sale. issued The Court
Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga County Ohio the suit
Ct hOmas B. Puchard against Walter Allen and 9TH
ers to me directed shall expose for ale at the door Of the
Court HCu0 corner of Seneca and Champlan ftreeij
he City Of Cleveland in said County, the l4h day OF
Fehrusry, 1850 at O'Clock P NJ Of said day, the follow
described lands AID tenen ents Situate 10 the
township Of Brook, u, Cgyohoga County, Ohio and is
known Lot No ll3 IN Hiram s. ones addition CieVe-
and, cOmpos Of original Lots Nos G. and So In SAID
RTOok IN township Said lot is g. 1912 feet front Coum
bus str e and li and 81 eeh deep the south line and
bi AMI tl2 feet deep along Erin Avenne, and Cs feet
vide on the vest end. Appraised st Sl20)
3 ". BINGHAM, Master Com'r.
fanNp
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION CVMPIEI
N. T. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following Efficient and reliable L,f
Lines:
Daily 70 DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND pETROII.
I11, Weekly Week. 70 oSDENSBURGH, OsWFSo, BOSTON
Tri-Weekly 10 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, MACK
MAC and lntsTmsdiats Ports
q Property eonsisnsd or delivered tr our care will rS
ceivs prompt and careful attention and dispatch.
q Passengers viii BE- ticketel through all dirset1n
et tIs lowest lates.
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IALE OF RIAL ESTATF RY or.

- ALE Or hEAA EOIAIE, D1 Oh"
~ DER OF COURT.-On the 18Th day Of February
s60 At 10 O'Clock A NJ at the door of the Court House
the Public squaIr. Ia the y Of Cleveaud in tAe
" Of Cuyahnga and State Of Ohio will be sold the high
perY Of John T. Cockbun, deceased, to Wit Situate in
said city Of Cleveland in said county CuyahOga ard
known as Sul-LUt No. 43l, Kelley WalwOrh's sub1i-
vision Of pal of the Waw0th Fam" $50 called) said
ot being feet front Harrison street easeTy bOu
da extending IN between parallel lines al rsht
giles win said street to alley rod in width the
souheTly line being about no feet and the nOrher line
about Sc feet in length. Appraised at $50.
Terms OF sale viii be made known the day OF sale
WM M SIMMONDS,
the state Of John T. Cockburn deceosed
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Fishing TACKLE.

~ JUST RECEIRED--An-
pSl-1sS ether 6ne Il Z Of Conroy's Fishing ack 10
suitable taking Pike, Bass, u either IN lake nv
eI, or brook, such ag Rods Reels ines Hooks smells
n HATTERSLEH'S Gun Store
i17 SupeuoT 81. Cl5Tsland
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ID
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN6
~ RAIL ROAD.-TIME TABLE, No IS
T9take effect oa and after Thursday February TO- ls69
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
glzDeiaaa 70 Y0nHg1- YOuagsfOiBn 70 CIf-r
fgtsn. lad
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NEw YORK STOCK MARKEr-Jaa. p.

Stoegs dull and heavy. Chi&RI s95S: CE 9O1I; Gal
\ Lhi SsAi Pan.ma 1854; ~ 6lk; N Sex; Reading
354; Hudson Az; N y Z T3k; Del Hud s4 M o SKIES
l96 Va SKIES s5S Cal large bonds 81 fves Of I65 9s2
Hudson 81 bonds 81 Eris So
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Rail RCaNs.
1850-.6O.
Cleveland, Columbus 6 Cincinnati Railroad

Cleveland, Columbus 6 Cincinnati Railroad
lf8t II n EE'''ssisslE
WINTER ARRAFoFNFNr
( ~ AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov,
- ~ Fassengsr Train leave Cleveland ss s1llou 8
'-'' A. u Cheinnnati Express stopping at Berez Graf
toh - Grange, Wellington. New London 81
. Al, , A. ZEN Shelby, all stations south Of Shebv
~ "a lneiati Night Passenger Stopping az an Ifa
slot9 DoLHesn Cleveland and Gallon And y
SaLuihktou and Delaware; also, Stopping
ieat6 Paasen nsoIs az ali ations south Of fjalior
CONNECTIONS.
5heikY, Baudusky. Mausfeld abd Nswnrh paiIr,.5 &
Mansfield llt Yemon Newark Zspegyiiis =
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