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FROnI NEW YnRE

NEW IoKK, Aug. IS.
3 The Champion, from California, brought
$941 900 in treasure. Il
The Tribune publishes in their latest
morning edition proclamation for q Ma
tlonsl Fest, on the last Thursday / a Sep
tem5er, signed by the President
A letter from Minister Fogg states that
Garibaldi said if the, United States war is
LOT freedom, ] am with you with 10000
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A FmE L1sr.-The Belmont Chronicle Of
August 1st published 3 call for a Union
Convention on the Sd inst signed by s5s
persons, who previously acted with the va
riOus political organizations. That is the
way to do it The people are al right.
subsequently the patriots Of Belmont
met in Convention and nominated ticket
composed Of loyal men Of an parties, and
now show an undivided front for the Union.
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Arrest Of the Hon. II. a. q. Nelson, Of Ten

Arrest Of the Hon. t. a. a. Nelson, Of Ten.
so III nessee. on
We learn from the Hon. Horace MAYNARD
Of Tennessee, who has been in this city for
some days, that hiscolleague, the Hon. T. A.
K. Nelson, was arrested in attempting to
make his way north, and that he is to be
tried on a charge Of treason. Mr. Nelson's
route led him through a corner Of Virginia,
where he was discovered and taken by a
party Of seeessionists. Messrs. Nelson and
Maynard have just been elected to the
United States Congress, by their old con-
situents who are still true to the Union.
Mr.. Maynard says the Union feeling is
warm in Eastern Tennessee, and that the
people are snxious to fight for the preser-
walton Of the Government. He Is sastoaished
70 find an anti-sOar faction appearing n The
Rorth and to learn that there are here and
there persons lOiIIing TO make peace 5y con-
ssntiRg to the destruction of the Union. Sc.
csssion was rapidly sinking in the South
before the battle Of Manassas. The Victo-
ries Of Gen. MoClellan's forces in Western
Virginia had very disheartening effect
on the Secessionists. Even now many
people in the South believe the Manassas
battle stories in the Secesh papers must be
composed chiefly Of falsifcati6ns. They
have been lied to so extraEagantly that
they have become very incredulous.-CE Gin.
eiRnati Commercial.
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AS there is no doubt that q Peoples
Union Convention is almost unanimously
demanded BY The loyal citizens Of the
State, and since al hope Of union with the
Democratic organization is at an end, We
WOa.d suggest that The Republican Exeou-
tive Committee invite a number Of the Lead
ing leyal DemOorats-sueh as repudiate the
partisan course Of the Columbus Conven.
tOn-to unite with them in issuing 3 call
to the loyslists Of Ohio to meet in Conven-
> tiOn, irrespective Of party, for the purpose
OF putting in nomination Peoples Union
ticket the only qualification required being
an unconditional support Of the Govern
nsnt in the work Of crushing cut treason
and rebellion. Such a move would do
more than anything else to inspire the
loyal Democracy with confidence in the
sincerity Of Republicans, and would be
responded to in such manner as to show
the Peace" party that they have under.
rated the patriotism Of the people whom
they seek to control for partisan purposes.
he thar Is Not For US Is Against us.V
The Nashville Union and American, in
speaking Of the Union men Of East Ten
nessee, makes the following remarks:
They must now either submit To the
twice declared will Of the people Of Ten
nessee, or they must prove themselves |
; tories and traitors, bearing all the infamy |
Of the association, and subjecting them |
selves to the consequences Of their acts. |
There is no longer any half way ground. |
he that IS not for Us IN this gar is against |
u.s."
We commend the last sentence to the
Cleveland Plain Dealer, which makes high
sounding pretensiOns Of loyalty and de-
sire to see the war prosecuted to the end,
shilst it advocates the election Of men
nominated by Convention which resolved
that
- We recommend that the Legislatures of
the several States adopt the proper meas
ures for calling 9 National Convention
Tor the purpose Of settling oar present diff
e1lties and restoring peace to the Union"
The traitors in arms understand very
well that he who is not for them is against
them; and the traitors who seek to dc their
pstrieidAl work with cunninely-de7ised
resolutions will speedily be taught the same
lesson By sn outraged people speaking
through the ballot. box. On this subject,
the Plain Dealer, short time previous to
the convening of the Democratic Con-
ventiOn st Columbus, spoke with prophetic
wisdom. After referring to the action Of
the Republican Executive Committee in
proposing to unite with the Democracy in
support Of Union ticket, the Dealer said /:
The onus Of giving to the war a united
front in Ohio, is now on the Democracy,
and let US meet the proposition in the
spirit In which 1t was made, feeling and
knowing that the great State of Ohio Is for
the PrsseTUaiiOn Of this glorious country in
tact, and IOiH so decide at the polls, jfunfran-
meled, 6y a mgOrity that lOilI place the balance
Of the Uote IA the list Of soatteriag.'"
Gray win have the consolation, after
.slection, Of having correctly foretOld the
result.
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ExPELLRD FRoaI NAsHY1LLE.

LoU1svILLE, Aug. Is.
Judge CAtroE Of the Supreme Court, was
last week expelled from Nashville by the
vigilance Com mittee, because Of his refu-
sal to resign the Judgeship He has re-
Gently been hare, and was Obliged to leave
his wife in Ne .shviIIe on account Of sick
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED sOHEDULEi

~ recen. Important changes this Road Is now abss
% furnish unusual facilities for ntercum municio
A9st, SOUTH Mesti Northwest and Southwest
EULL COhhECIIOhS with al through 4rains
. Pniladeip phia and New York in the East-vfh fhs
South, By its Washington Branch Ros3--bs' sIs-s-
ana ana fittspurghs Central Ohio aud AIarietfp and
SlncllnnAl tralnss with the Northwest West and
through Tickets to Baltimore, PhfladeI shia. New
loEk oT boston give the privilege Of lynz over al
5onal give the privilege Of visiting Washington City
r - - tns OnLI route that can furnish through
EicAe9 or basgage Cheeks to WashinFtOn Citv
- are as Low as by any other RoHte. n
sleeplng Cars on en Night Trling
Ask for Tickets By Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
- J. II. SULLIVAN,
General " astorn ARent.
n, y. y. hmIIHt Il n. COLE
tsrof Transportat'n- General Tickss Agent.
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soMEEH1sd LEAHNED.-It is reported
that Major General Mcclellan, in speak
ing Of the battle Of Bull Run, and deplOr-
ing it added, abut it was a splendid re-
OOnnOisanOs for ms.n -Ios Es-f
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]. scott Harrissn for ILe Uniou.

The Cincinnati Commercial furnishes
the following item in relation to the 10y
atty of Hon. J. Scott Harrison, an Old Line
Wing whom the secession Democracy
placed upon their ticket as 3 bait to Union
men;
AND OTHER UNION MKE.H-We are
eredibly informed that the Hon. John Scott
Harrison win not permit the Democratic
partisans 10 use him as bait upon their
hook, in the coming State contest. he
heartily approves the policy of dropping
party organizations, and sustaining the
Government cordially and with unanimity.
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BUFFALO MARKFT-Aue. II.

81 80 lPY TELEeRAPH.l
FL0UR-Martst steady, Snd in fair local and
Interior demand.
WHEAT-Market apart and no sales.
OORN-In good demand and nrm. SAILS 90,000
bush at CSC. l Is
OATS Market steady and good demand. Sales
600 bush at 25c. 80
WHIsKY-MArket better. Sales 200 bbls at
BHL. -
CANAL FREIGHTs-Weak; l2c on corn,
lln on WheGt to New York.
LAKE IHIPQRTS-T,OOO bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat; 900 bush corn.
/ CANAL EXPORTS-l,3O0 bbls.iour; 5000 bus
Whsat; 1900 bush corn; lO,0o0 bush oats.
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The Baltimore Sun, one Of the most ac-
tive and malignant Of the Secession papers,
has leader under the head, /" The North
net Unanimous for the War; and quotes
from reports Of q Democratic meetihgs to
sustain its proposition. The effect Of this
il to encourage the rebels, and make the
war longer and bloOdier. The division Of
Northern sentiment, If It becomes fact
Of moment, win not secure, o. In any way
promote peace, but make the war deadier,
and extend its rsvsges. Tie Pretehded
b ageGee men of the North are simply tHitiat-
is0 poEiey l6hieh, II .gi0el force alilst make
peace iupOssible, and perhaps bring sDaT srithia
tke borders of the free Statss.--C CSRcianati
Commercial. .rr.. e
It is probsbly upon this hypothesis that
the Cleveland Plain Dealer claims to be 1
War psper, at the same time that it en-
dorsss the "psaoe" resolution Of the Co.
umbus Convention. i- OBI 4 ID
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sIGNALI.Rn

NEW YoRK, July l8.
The steamship Champion, with Califor-
MA treasure and dates Of the 2lst July. is
signslled. ~
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QgysIapa, Juqe l6tb' i 81. : n / 'u''Fiatsh
3 - RR-
81. SUMNER ERARRAEGEMENT- lss
0n and after Monday, May 6th, Is69 pa.-s5..

lsel. SUMMER ARRAEGEMENT 1ss,
Trains VIII run as fJfiOWs:- 80 -@l-7-se-
LEAYE CLEVELAND
ssSo A. H E4PhESS MAIL IRA AIN-gtonrfro -
~ stations except Elclid, Wickiiie Rle1-
gor, kerry5 U1ionyille, Sa5brook FsirTieu-.
snd sgaaEills; and arrives AZ F.ris AZ i9:it
?; NJ Dpnkirk 800 ?. N, BuiaIo l.s5F- n
4i0o p sH-OlbOiHkATI n TX Pr EsE NJ A 4 is-sf,--
Mol ping a. PainesYille, Ashtabuis a7li f3frs-5
9qig, and arrives at Erie 7s05 p ~. sDun-
-ss 1t[A 5l[l4sS q 80 2 n, Builalo ct los p III
10 :. H. gONNEAgfl lAGGOMHO DAT ffA--sfs,-
10 ?. 4. T sFeHT 4 ~ ExPRFss 3 isisPsi TRs1ru.
b, g EalnesTile AshtsbulAand Girard on sId
eIi1Te3 at Erls 1t l2.l0 A. ~, [DTnliiril- sf
zeul An, Buffalo 10 a n -
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Sewing #aathiues.
@Eltltl9 aHAthttEs.
WAEELER q WILSON'S
a.r1 sh tl
SEWING MAoHIN Es.
WITH
Nav IMPROVEMENTS AT RHDUUHD
p RI C = ST.

The WHEELER WILSON Machines are now
sold at rates that will pay Rr profit on ths cost oi
manufacturing capital Interested and making sales
and at such prices a8 viii enable them to make hrst
GLASS Machines, and Is heretofore, guarantee them
In every particular.
The superiority Of these Machines over eli othery
for Family use is now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute the
COMMITTEES assigned the highest Premium 20 the
WHEELER b WILSON Machines on account Of
the 'hlasticitys Permanence, Beauty and General
Deatrableness Of the Stitching, when DONE and the
Wide Range Of tts Applicstion" The opinion OF the
kbOve Committee is endorsed by all the State ARri
cultural Societies In the United States.
| ~ The low prices and important improvements
that have been added should Induce every one that
tion before purchasing.
@S-An examination is solicited at the Once No
9O5 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ER- Send for Circular and List of Prices, 40
mari JOHH y. STRONG. AGENT.
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OONEECTIoEs.

ulnnections are made AZ MonrocvfEa vyf,h a, -.
~ "a, Y, a5iaasnes and Newark y r., a. Cie1s 80
~ sll1qss{s Dayton and Cincinnati r. - - 20
% nont slta remont = Indiana Il n and - II II -
Hls9 me Mtchlgan Southern 4 NoPfhs-,- = r.f.eee asf.eee
1f9lt Seekson, Fort Wayns, LoeInSuorf TSf.5i.t-, -
SsdI al 1d = s9, y: Louis and al Soi8is s orfi
Trains erriys in Cleveland rom Tclass - A..
sandusky st $50 \. p = Afqn
Qlsveland, July q. 1851. L. D kOoAEA.
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- About two hundred mules are bfoaght in
trains to Washington, twice or three times
in week. They are driven up from the
depot and threugh the streets lihs somany
sheep, snd are taken to the training fields,
nesr shs Observatory. They are purchased
II Kentucky and Ohio. . .saa
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THE ALL1sUTPT0faNP T8RT7=
VIENNA
De PARIS

TRIESEMAR /, 2&3rARE DE
II TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERs PATENT O
England and secured BY the seals Of the Ecole ds
= sshsTn1soie de Park, and the lmPeria Collage OF
no. ! z inyninable for exhaustion, spermatoErhea
and all physical disabilities. p = =
No. 2 completely yeradicateS all traces Of fhors dfs,
oaes that have heretofOrs been treated By the nan.
c1ous and perntctOua use Of oopaiYa and cubsbG,
No. has entirely 50 PLANTED the injuriOu1 uls
melcny, ther5by iRBurtng TO tho sufferer speedy 70.
hsL oisperstng AL impurities, end footing out the
venom ofdiBeass. ~ -.+ .r-,-----.- -
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. /, 2 and ;, are preparation the
torm o. ozeage devoid OF taste and small, and oa1
@ ealed IN the Wai5tcoat pocket Sold IN tin Gases
and divided into separate doses as aninfgtsFsi bV
Valneau LallemAnd koux, Ricold, SO. Price s. eRsh
or cases f0r %, which save 1si and III 81 cass1
and retail, Of Dr.. BARROW, No. 1e4 Rleecker street
New YORK. ImM ediately on reesiVinR a fsniffsnco
Dr. berroy VIII forward the TFiessmar % any par
Of the world securely packed, and odd eg5ni hcoor
ing % tne instructions Of the writer tE.'.-I =
- 80 : sold al5o 6g 4 7. GAILoRD and WH
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CLEVELAND & PITTsBURGa 4


RAILR ROAD.
suHlKz AzaAE5EHEsr. Of
Hs ne esSss,Stt snsSt On Monday June I7lh, Ia T
S.i6 ~ 4 1Taa % sandays excepted As fo0Es-
:, l7fs iR,nla 40 A. NJ, Pitfsburzh s.i6s
-a.r 90 p. n. - -AA-leltll
so p =. EPrsss arrive at New Eor 90 ;
NJ Wheeilng ss07 A. III - - ~ - ?
millersburgh. ~ VI AaEol andr
Jars run through IRON Pittsburph 70 ~ ~,
(Tia AllentoWn,J without Change y 7ss A3f4 q
o4s6aFa IS low 81 By any other lima
-. nrougn I1eFets can b procured az tia ~
OF e ths EGciid Street Station -- 70
FgRy MXERs, g Z. SssBt =; a.oO O'oLLoUe4. s9s't.
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FROlI FORT nONROE.

FORT MoNRoE, Aug, r.
The event to-day has been the arrival Of
a flag Of truce from Norfolk, with % re-
leased prisoners Of war, being mostly sur
geons captured at Bull Run.
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glamhtag
r p BOwER,

PLcKBkR 1zSS11 1zS1 Szs "a : LFFrrsR /
No. lo2 Pub. Square, lunder ChaUin Hsu. ]
aanuaetures and kseps constantly on hand an -
g g Z tlnbsr5 and Gas fitterI' materialI, such ss
- Eeth-Iunas ater-g loeets, Wash -etandI,
sheet Heeda Rrags and Iron Lin and Force PnmpS,
brses and Plated Esroete, and everything necessary
s9ht - uousea stores 9e.s with Fater and g8, On
the most approved prfnciEieSs .e NJ -. -
80 Al work warranted aud done p1nctdaEly.-
epzks l'iU9 AaJik al9
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shSlbY, sandIsSy, Mspsfeld Z ssvs,, = = ,,,,, =.
&c ' -'eH'-l - A---el slilal
Crcssline, Pittsburrh. Fort Vsy,, \ r,,s- n,
road, for Forest, Upper gendrsI-T ~ .l-.- ---
Lima Fort Wayne, Laporfe Ofi3,aS-5 -
,SSs I,SsSsts and East for Mansfeld, WooSter. 10,
sAleh A1a 6eilelontaine Railroad Line for Marion
9sellelont tame Sidney, Union, EIuucfs- r.
olnapoiis, Terrs Haute, Vincspnss F5s,7--
,.,., vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, =,
OsiAHAfel elth spfingheld, Mt. Vernon and Pitf4
o., 0uIgh keilroat for spriHEfeld '
Ooiumbmi Little Miami CoI11Sbns- ons x...
kairoad, for &enia, DAYTON fr-iiSv,-@l,1.Is--- = -
1eTTe HauteY 81. Louis, Morrow I'r,Tsis-5i
and Cincinnati, and with TIE ono = SI5s,
nlsslp2i Railroad al Cincinnati f,- Tr--f.
points on the Ohio river - -
Oolumbus, Central Ohio RaiIroad for Vs--,-z- 49,
ne NE n4seeilng, Ge5 Colunblis, Piqua sn1
1nqlana Railroad for Piqua, IJrfana ~,
- for I1ckets to all points and fnforSaaIiS-ssB a,
ply st the Passenger Station 90 -
NJ, y; S; FLINT, supcrintsndput.
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i;l5 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TsIia Ts--stss,i-- q.
- Sifafa, a satsoqi Ia ana Painesrilie o1lV AMI
,o.,. aiti.ss tI - az Lieveland az 4.1SAM
lu'ut 4. y. NAIL IkAiN-StoDpinTs AZ ~ an ef.sf,,-
e1eept gbrook, unionTiile, Psrry. Hsu-
tef snd Micklids, and arrive = fIisttsIsnd
lz9eP. \. DAY A4PRE3S AIE-Stouuipg A. Fl.
-- Iards ConRsauti Ashtabula and fsiSss-iiis
,e5lys and arrives at Cleveland A. f.sn > y
AcCOMMcDAIlOh TRAIN will leave C0Tse',1lf
~ 49, A. ~ stopping II al 8tstioas, and
IRVING at UisTeiant at 9;l8 A. n. 80
- NC tltlls song Westward Connect et Cleveland
VIZ tA.ha lor Ioledo, Chicago, golurt-r f,frei7-
nali, as. louis, &C., and al ne trgin- -1i ----5
e9nnscs At Dllnkirk with the trains Of sI.s II II. &
nalirosdi ane at Buffalo with those Of tie sew ToT-
OcasrAl ana Buffalo. 3 New HaTk tiifv Rsilror.i-
usYsland, May 6. 1851. : n a S'P =
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Office No. lag Superior Street. h e !.
CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUsT ia 1861
FROM PANAMA.
New YoRK, Aug. ls.

W" 7 VHIi mug TO-
By the Champion, Panama papers Of the
Sd are received. f'
The flag ship Lancaster was at Panama.
The oath Of Allegiance was taken with great
enthusiasm by all the crew except one. .
The ST. Marys Is ordered to relieve the
Cyane on the coast Of Mexico. 13 @
Lieut.. Van zande,of the Cyane, returned
on the Champion on the sick list.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Closing the Malls at the Cleveland Post Ofhco,
Commencing Nay s,,lssI. ~ q 90

. '.II ..H
Erie, Bufaio, New York, Bos
ton, and Eastern Way, dali
Supplementary Letter Pack
III age for BuiihlO, New Yorl
aud Boston, daily .......,.......
Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Troy
New York, Boston and Port,
land, connecting with n. Z,
4 Erie Agent, daily..............
supplementary Letter Pack
age for Buffalo, New YOrL
Boston, daily. ...... .....,.......
Pittsburgh q Way, Phlladel,
phia, Washington, Balti,
more, Akron, Canton, Mas
sfilon, 0. GP. 3. B. 3 Bteu-
benVllle, Wheeling and B. 4
U. X. e., daily .....,...,.,,,....,....
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Pittsburgh, Phils-
delphia, Washington and
Baltimore, daily..............,,..
Toledo, Chicago 4 DetTolt, ,d'ly
horwalft Fremont, Oberlin
and Toledo, WHy..............,,.,
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuque nd
chicago, daily ..........,...........
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Toledo, Detroit, Chi
eago and Milwaukee, daily I
ElyriH HanduBky and Way
Youngstown, Warren and
Way, daily...................,....,,.
Columbus, Cincinnati and
Way dRily.......s...........,.......
Columbus, Cincinnati, NASH
Vile, Louisville, Wheeling,
New Orleans, st. Louis,
ghillieotke, OfrclsTills and
Marietta, daily.....-...1...........
supplementary Letter Pack
ege for Columbus and Oin-
cinnati..-........s....-.............
ESatnq and Way, daily ..........l
kockpOrt, Dover, Sheffield, /
North Ridgeville and Am
herst. Leaves TuesdaYs,
Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
Bath, Brecksville and CoOleY.
Leaves Tuesdays and sstur-
ucy B....,..s.. .s.......s...............
3hRrun Centre, Granger,
Hinckley and North Royal
ton. Leaves Tuesdays Rudl
Saturday. .....,-......................
WArreDsviile, daily................
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ONLY A QUARTERt-I SEHD
By mail, free Of postage, o very amusing, In.
gnctiVe ana powerful lttlR singleiena Microscope.
I5ice rem plants look Ike formidabls monsterss-
Worth more than quarter for sing evening"
Al lusens- oi the isnily circle. Six 81 difisrsnt
% -'''' - ~ AKBoE BRADSHAW, ID
mArlERI Lock Box "a 2ostoai HAS
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ILhVELAND, COLUMBUS 1
OIHsINNATI RAI1B0AD.

81. SgMAzE ARaAEGEHFgs so
YA aAg e.sss a59,1aays June lith, 1851, PasssaF5
49,, Efaln9 VIII leave Cleveland ds foilov-s-
9slo A. =. y. 4. 4 Cincinnati Exprass---sfs-.---,
I betae, Grafton, WeIlinFtoa Nsss - -
saleIn, Shelby, Csestlina. 6aiion fsiis,a'
Sardingtons Aahley, Delaware. 49,
centre MOrthington, 'roachirS Ooi1r5
Dus e l9-o0 A r., Cincinnati a. 1-21is- -
slO P x q q 'Ig &; :l 2 =
M M 4trlYing at ColunibCs 7.5o p -. 80
l:s5 P =. Right KTpress-- ST q a, an s...
nortn oI Orestline, and al Gallon f,s5If-'-
sonl delaware and st ali ether gfsfi771- 4,
Leave passengers only, arriving a. -
Eunaous Ct ll:l5 P r., and Gin oirlr-rti u -
A. H. Oaieaso VIA Orestllle, at 20 ~.
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NLEVELAND ANp MAHONTNa

- . a 4 L z D.
TINE TARLE No.fs=gro tslrs efl.-t ~, and sF.-
Thursday March 2lst i55l. --'
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RNil Roads.-
BUMMER ARRAaaEnEuf.

u -1"DO .. p
1851. SUMNER ARRARGEHEHF. ian
'n and at.sr Monday, July 2, 1861 irains viii ~.
- oAlly (sundays axceptodl a. folloV1s
D~S a T. Onleago EEpre81-Stopp oppfuz at l,ersr r--t
sQls Operlin, NEkeman, EOFRalkl FIo1r---
eU Nllei Bellevue, Clyde, Fromcnf Firsot-
.na errlyes e Toledo af esge a. ~, o6f-s.
o.7oi = e o.u0 Z. NJ Detroit ct 100 p ~
~ A. \ Lheson4n Mailetupping Ct al q,
l:l5 P. n. = -r--- =
~ ,. n. Nal, stops et an stations eust efs.s6-
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