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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

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"a When the nuurarrf Insertions is "or a2sc.f-
ed Advertisements will be nlarked tIi forbid. and
charged fall prices.
nv. Cash in advance will he luired OF al' advcr
tisemeuts except where special contract has been
n,iD the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26
Report az 'Ne rr~-lto.iui TInss Con-
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

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latest yles Of JOB and Card types, We afs prepar
ed to do all kinds Of Job rratiug in The oGststyle
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

Memorial to the following named places
Pratt Creek, Bon Hommie, Vsrmillion
Elk Point, B.uIe Creek, Big Sioux, and
Sioux Falls City.
On motion Of J. Stanage, it was unani
mously agreed that ". X. Armstrong sbo'd d
collect the different Monoria's, after being
circulated, and forward them to Washing,
ton.
On motion of F.. \. Mcclure it was
agreed that cory Of the Proceedings 0!
the Convention sh aid be sent to tie
Sio"r CITY L'eyi&ter ior pGo!ic1tioD.
On motion Of D. ". Reynolds, the con
vcntion adjourned sj"e die
o. t0OIE, President
J. y. IDEgr. Sec,.tarr.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

WHOLESALE and retail daaler IN Ready Mad
w Clothing. Hats and Caps. Roots and Shoes
Dry dooIs, ief,iry, a., corner Of Pear! au4 s44F
straa+s si0ua City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

ysvuDLESAAE aud retail dealers 10 all kinds Is
w Groceries and produce, Pearl street, S!pu2
Citv. low.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

A. GR0sla EEa,

JTuDLEsAhE aud rataii ..eaier IN stoves and
w Tin Ware: also a ufarturers ofIia, Copper
ANA Sheet ron Ware. Pearl street Sioux City Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

w Provisions. Pine i,imher, Doors. Sash, Blinds
Pine Shingles, S., door west Of feari 81 eet
fr,utiny ..sys". Sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26
HEDGES 4. Cts.
4. HAAS,

yITI9LESAL6 ami retail dealers In Gforsr:e
w Ptovi,i1as, Wines and Liquors, &c, Io'e9
Sioux City. .ewa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

nGALERin Drugs and Medicines, Books, Station
- arv, 3ils, p,nts, Farnishes, &c, Pearl street
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

n C.. EuDg1y, MA l.. JOY.
HUDSON s. JOY,
A TTORNEYs AT LAN.--PGaetlce in tbs Courts
N of iowa and Northern Nebraska. O3fce--On
u "a kl,s street, Sioux City, Iowa. deelD-iN"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26
. snoAEn ~ HENaEs,

pAS,tE&s.-- Dealers In Exchange, Real Estate
ID Collecting aui tx paying Agents. olice, on
Leysr, bstwcen Douglas and Iear! streets, sioux
0ilt> I~~A.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

SAM,E ii. SAsADF,
4 TT0RNEY at Law, Eoal Estate and Collecting
N Agent, Sioux City, Iowa. Volino2i
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-01-26

State Of !otrst, I!y"onM Corat4, $$.
1na"~ $ Easl,yl Ia thr Ii-..:ct Cour; ia and t..r
w.. 5&r..u1.j r. cf T#>.ustu. %..tvO.
hsu.is! hauiH"HD Iv"a-Si:tina ia lhaacegy.
To- DANIEL UAsf.LwaN;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07
RsvoIutIou in New Granada.

oursouFh American sister Republic, New
C.rsness Is afflicted with internal war.
r. iass arrifsl from CarthagenA We
have he following news -
me Bolssin Oacial bad published etheial
5ispatehes regarding the late engagement pe-
tWseri The Federal forces and Gen. Aosquera
From these reports it appears there was
an engagement Oh the 9Th ultimo, at Sabana
In which Mosquera was successful, driving
The GovernmeEt forces within their fortitca-
tons. and causing considerable loss 70 them
In killed. wodnded, and prisoners. On the
4 18th another engagement Of still greater i'm
i poriance resulted in favor of Mosquera
Both sides lost heavily in this engagement
The Official dispatch Of Col. J. n. r. Gar
rido states that the Governmens forces wer'
osnapIssely conquered on this occasion, AM
hs7 sell hack to Bogota. BE says the plaii
ia covered with dead bodies, and the Guar
tel IS iull Of prisoners.
n vas also reported thai Mosquera afte
,hsss eaeavement1, had marched upon an
occupied part Of the City Of Bogotas an
,sst 5uany Of the Government chiefs and of
! eers had gone over to bisranks.
a later arrival ssfrom Aspinwall brougl
: the news Of Mosquera's defeat IN batt
Z io50ht on the 18Th Of June. Eheseeount :
) / quifsd Confirmation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07


fH To-nOrroF Is the day appointed for Che
meeting Of the Democratic State COnven-
tiOn At Columbus. Although the movement
vas inapgurated BY few men of ths
sPeacef sohOol--men who have neither
political ihahsnce nor political character
the session viii be one Of considerable i'm
POrtanoe, for then and there the question
is 10 be settled whether The Ohio DenOcra.
oy, IS party, are willing TO be led by ihe
AedArys, Manypennys and Vallandig-
hams Of the State. who are known to have
no sympathy with the Government in its
efforts 10 put down rebellion, but on the
contrary, in the language Of Mr.. VAllan-
dighan, sPrefer peace TO the Union" The
DsmOoraey-thOse who represent the 10y
atty and Eespeetabilily Of the Party-have
had it in their power 10 rob this movement
. ef evil n either Of two ways: BY ignoring
il entirely, or by rallying and controlling
Il. The latter is The mode which they seem
70 have adopted in many localities, but ii
may turn out that this plan has not been
acted upoa 20 generally as to insure its
success, whilst, in the event Of it's failure,
~ a Willcomnit 10 she action Of the COuven-
tiOn those who participated in it. We have
80 strUng hopes, however that the friends
ths Union win be able &c control the
-'i- sstioh, 4hus Outasnking those who origina-
ted ths scheme for purposes Of mischief.
II the Convention should accept the
proposition made BY the Republican Cen
trsl Committee, and refuse to make parti
san nominations, il viii be veil Cor the in
tsrests Of the country, producing harmony
and unsnimity thrOugbout the State in
suppozt Of The Government and The cause
Of the Union but should the original de-
signs Of the trieksters who inaugurated the
movement be carried out, and heated pO-
II IlBisSl canvass Be 1sh6rsd ID, state Of
feeling viii result which every patriot
would deplOre.
The result Of such 3 contest, however,
ia AsOSld not be doubtful. Ii may safely be
.2Eetd6Rn as afs5t that Rhstsvst organize,
ton initiates 3 partisan struggle at the
present time viii be Wofally beaten, for it
is beyond the power Of political dema-
gOgues to maintain party drill at q period
when the Government requires the aid Of
every loyal citizen in q struggle for itsoWn
existence, The masses Of sll parties are
30 pstriotic and win hOck to the standard Of
Athe Union wherever and by WhomsOever It
may Rpreared and woe to the traitOrous
dsmagOgues va, for purposes of personal
cord smOng loyal and s united people. 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07
SENATE.

rs ~ .t-- SENATE.
Dixon moved 10 suspend the 26th rule Of
The Senate, to allow the Committee on Con-
fineent Expenses 10 report resolution
and have it passed the same day. Agreed
Mr. Dixon reported resolution to psy
Hon. Asbury Dickens his salary as Clerk
of The Senate for one year from the pres
ept time. Resolution passed, amounting
10 $1,000. -,
The bill to punish certain crimes against
the United States was then taken up and
| Dsssed f1-a
Senate refused 10 consider the resolution
of Mr., May, regarding Baltimore Police
| Commissioners BY 81 yeas and 33 nays.
All papers relative to the Kansas con-
iested seat we're ordered printed.
Mr. Wilson moved to take up the joint
resolution approving Of all the acts OF the
President, Whsn Mr.. Doohttie moved ina
the Senate go into Executive session
The motion was disagreed to By the iot
lowing vote: Yeas-Messrs. Baker, Bayard
Bingham, Carlisle, Chandler, Collamer, Dix
on. Doolittle, Fessendsn, Foot, Harlan, King
Lane of Kansas, Morrill,, Powell, Rice, Sauls
! hurry, Thompson, Ten Eyck, Willmot-20,
, Nsys-Breekinridge, Bright, Browning
! clark. Cowan, Foster, Grimes, Howe, Johns
son, Of Tennessee; Johnston, Of Missouri
Kennedy; Lane of Indisna; Latham, M'
]. Douoali. Polk, Pomeroy, Sherman, Sumne
) Wade wilkins and Wilson 81. =
: M Breekinridge said that in the earl
4 mart of this session Senators were very anx
\ ! ons % To vote for the resolution approving
~ all fheacts Of the President but now the
seemed 10 be q recoil. BE thought 1t was
1r good sign. -. ,.-L.s IL.
ID Mr.. Fessenden said that be han aiwa
ID been ready 70 vote. The argement seem
e. TO be made that the Senate was airaae y " vo
The gentleman could have the benens oI SD
ht argument 3
.le Mr. FFumball said be was not ready
e VOTE fos lhe resoludon until after furti
considerstiOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

Tribune's dispatch: l'a 'i5J' I'D
A person recently arrived says General
Johnston expresses freely his contempt for
what he styles Pstterson's coWardice.
The story about 6S guns at Winchester
is all fudge. They had but Is all told at
any period. s5efss ls0ag
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07

I:l5A \. NIGHT EXPRFss n TlT-sso--I,v a.
airard, Aahtabula and painzsTfI ~ n n nj
= arrives at Cleveland st i.s5 =. ---7
lo-de A. -. NAIL IHAiA-Stopri1R e. AZ Stati1na
except say brook, UniQnFiLls Pa1r7r. Mem
Tor and Niokli1as and arriF5 af Cleveland
l2-s0 P. \. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppInr q GI-
rard, OonneauIi AahlabulG and nai1e77illa
nasi ST Louis, 4c.; aad al the sriIIs olng ef lz
eouTecf Al DuDirx with the trains Of the n n. = -
R7ilrosd and Et Bulal0 zith those Of lbq Ael YORK
Csatral and Buffalo 3 New York civ k9ilroe.s1-
H. HgTTlHGHAHs Bup'ts
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NREAT NATIONAL ROUTEI
" BAurrMoBE q ONO RAILROAD.
IlIpRoYEp soHEDUIlI

F,v rsceu. np0rtant changas this Hoad = nov api3
- T,nsIraf f.ciIitisa for intercuElu EnleaIio1
S.sf Sonfh West, Northwest and , yutnNe9l-
TIii,I' CDNNECTiONS with AZ throqGn t5AlAs l
te p6iladeIphia and New YORK, IN t1e ~ -
s.,,-iS M IA Waahington Branch 1oa9l--ll Sie.e5
ic.d 49, piffsburFh Central Ohio and -arsel.- 49,
Cinoilnad traanss with fne Hols-~e-''
Tsrsn5 Tickets % Baltimore, PAi4de lniss ses
York OF Boston give the psssiea2 ~ s,oiierS addi-
~ u u i've 10 pTigiiegs Of visiting washington SlIs
en- 52e' tba sI route that can lEnish fhroas
rIsi3s - y - f.1---rs fibs-ss 70 v a-nins.on Ol-s.
H7rFars q Low Is By any - f----5-S
- i8sping Cars on all Nigh ~t-s55.ir RafIroad
Ask for Tickets b. Baltimore and F.IVAH,
j. III. SUI srlt
GeEsrll Western a
W p SMITH Il u. OOLh.
N tsrSf frSnspoltAt'n. GsnsrsI Iickss ASsht.
5l&R6
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{ COMMERCIAL.
NRW YORK aIARKET-Aug. Q.

.rseTFra 3 lnN fELfQRAPHsl
FLOUR -ReooIpt5 1908 bbls. Market SC par
SALES 100 bbls at s4lsas4so Tor seporns ssa,e
StSsGst,f3 sor extrA STATES stOsa4,2o Tor suparhns
sesselh yi.gss % Tor shipping brands extra round
tiGANkBihN FI.OUR-Marhs, irmsr salss 400
6bis y lsft - for supernHei Sl25g7,50for COM
Fhs F 3 @ ssSSsy s5sS 4 S2ss sS.5.
rpler With limited supply and fair export demand.
Sales 10 100 bush at g6cMs,0z for miiWaukes club;
sns; slie@sl,7 Tor wiutsr red western; Sisesi 70
iRYE-MsTEsi steady At 4S@5Oo for WESTERN 6Oc
BARLKY-Markst dun at s2@5so.
3CORN-Receipt 9s3,6I4 bushels. Market active
SslesllQo0e bush at 4O@A6o for mixed western.
0ATs-Dnllaf af sCse3l1c for western canada and
! 7P0RK-Arm. Sales coo .bbls at Si5,7sal6,oo
BEEF-haEket unchanged;
3 la RD- Market firm and aales q s}46qlfc.
- nDTIkk1 ls moderate request at TeslO'fo for
CHiEEsE@asrket atoady at sa7o as in aual-
EHIsK Y-Markst quiet and steady at I7o.
'aa BUFFALO RIARKKT-Aas
=, .-~.s-. LBT TEERgRAFH.l F
FI.OUR-Market steady, snd in fair local and
WIRAT-market quiet, sales s,eo0 bush red
waukee club ct soc; 600O bush Whtl Toledo az 81, ,0f
COhN-narket hrtner and quiet. sales 1900 bus
at SIC. 200 bush at sg4c.
Other grains quiet.
z OATS -MaFket.Brm. saIes are 1900 bush at q
! 1yeHIsKY-MArkOt bOttsr Sales co bBls at
G1NAL FREIGHTs-woak iOxc on corn,
II <c on wheat to New York. I-sI =
BLAKE IAIPORTS-2,OOO bbIs -FOUR 5000 bus
WhgAt; 1900 bush corn
CANAL EXPORTs-3I,O 900 bush wheat; ~ 900
bush coEns 1900 bush oats. 81. f.g1
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This Afternoons Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHBGToE, Aug. 8.
SENATE.

After the Executive Session, which was
nearly eight and half hours long, tns
Senate opened at 1890. .sss 20.
The House bill to increase the number OF
Representatives to 2S9 was taken up, and
aftsr short discussion was laid over.
On motion Of Mr.. Carlile, the Senate
proceeded again into Executive Session at
The Senate adjourned till $50 to-day.
WASHINGTON, Aug 7.
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&lMmbtna
ID P. OW ER, ~
Os PRAOTIOAL

PLCMBER zRD Gas FEFEER, :
No. lO3 Pub. Square, (under Ohapin HAD
Manufactures and koeps eonstAnty on hand AL kitcs
81 Pinn1hrrsf snd Gas Filters materially aucn -
ays-auts Ratb-Tuis " Fafar- closets, Waah Stands,
BSfh. .Iloilers Lead, Galvanized and IoR tipaJ
Sheet Load, Brass and Iron LIT ana soree fam p,
BrasE and platad Faucets, and eyerythlnk 1essnaty
TO ut up houses. 6torns 30, WITH wafer Ano kAi On
the most approved principles
Parti0allE attention gives - iobbnG and e91nssS
UU6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07

The House passed the Senate Bill rela-
tive TO the Supreme Court Of the United
States in the case Of Appeals. fa
The Senate bill was passed, with an
amendment, appropriating $4,000 for re-
pairs to The Long Bridge Overthe Potomac.
Various measures Wore proposed to be
taken up by different members, but o. jeO-
tions were iRterposed. ~ .2A11QT
The House passed the Senate bill TO in
crease the pay Of the regular army and
volunteers. 17iad oaf
. On motion Of Mr. Cox, resolution was
adopted c. Hing on the President il com
patible with the public service, to cOmmun-
icate TO the House, ut the next session, all
correspondence with foreign nations since
1858 relative to maratime rights.
Mr.. WickliHe took occasion to say that
that the intelligence from old Kentucky is,
that Kentucky Is for the Union, and being
the FIRST coming into 1t, she will be the last
10 20 out. This announcement was re-
ceived with wild delight by the friends Of
the Union both on the floor and in the gal
leries, who clapped their hands and other
wise gave veutto their feelings. Exclams-1
tions were heard Of "Good for old Ken
lucky The applause was long continued,
and more animated scene was seldom
witnessed. a 1ssIst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-07
BRIGADIER GENERALS CONFIRaIED.
w sryr,,,,.,o,y A.. 20

gf WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.
The following nominations for Brigadlsr
Generals, in edition 10 those heretofore
announced, we're, it is said, confirmed last
nightly the Senate Hurlbut MeClernand,
schenck, Grant, Baker, Lyon, Cox, Prem
tiss, Anderson, King, Seigel and Conoh.
The principal officers Of the new army
regiments were all confirmed, while the re-
jeotions comprised only few Of the minor
appointments Grsb Van III
Lieutenant Colonel Emory's nomination
was also confirmed. r--- -
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ILEVELANDA 3 ERIE r. B.

~. sUMMER ARRANeEMENT. 1851.
On and aftsr Monday May 6ths ISL PaslangsE
T-ains will run as fJIiOWgs
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
e.g5 A. 4. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-5toppi1g at
Al stations except Euclid, Hickl.a, Aen-
tor, Perry, UniolTille, SaybrOok, lairElaU
s1i FgaurilIe. aud ARRIVES ct Eril at I2.tl
p r., Dznkirk s.0l P. n, BulalQ 80 ?. r.
4s05 P \. OIA0EeaATI : ExFi.lss TIA ll,ccssog-
o-sS and strives q kfle l.3 ?. = Du1-
Sirkt-ar SO ?. +, l5ili2lo e - 2; -.
as ?. \. O0NNEAU AgsOa-A-O a -, s''F
500 p n NIeaT ~ X ESxiPsi9R ss.4 "a q
RalnesTilla, AshtalJula ana 7rlr-rfrr at
arrives at Erie at l2.l0 A. r.
ID a. ~. RuiI1Io san 4 - -
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JoHN E0FIOHA

Shady, gAndIlIy, nisasisId 4 HSuarF RsIIroad, 70
aauldsld, Mt, Vernon, Newark zane8Tills,
fc-
OrsItline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 8 Chicago Rail
road, for y crest, Upper eandusEy Delphol,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, kc.,
vest and Enst ior d anshsld, HooStsrs Ma
aslicn ana Bslsiontains Rsilrosd Linz, sr ilariou
HalledDtaines siareY, QnioRs Muncle, In
dlnapch5, Eerre Haute, ftncsnne1. ETanI-
Eillsy Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, 1t. vernon and Pittg-
burqh Raflroad for 6pringfcld-
Columbus, Little Mani 3 Columbus, and Lenia
Enilroad, for Xenia, Dayton, lndi1napolis,
Tsrre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, Lo4sIznd-
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio . ni5.
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati lor Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Lo1ia, and al
points on the Ohio river.
Ooluubu5 Central Ohio Railfoad for Newark, Eanal-
villa, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, Pilua and
Indiana Ralir1ad for Piqual Urbazl1s t1.
- For Tickets 70 al points and Information 1D
plF at the Passenger Station.
Z, s. FLINT, supsrintsndsut.
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NAV REMbOY.

lake ERIE PAPER COMP =,
4 Manndcturers of PRINTING AND BOyA
FaPER aro row prepared 20 lq11ly ~ ei.le5s ~
= -I.aTisr s1lSIifT n raDor and on lyqEeble seIs
NV zA4S01 ~ q = ~ ~ 4,
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ait Ruaas.
OLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO n

nil. sUNaIEB AERAHGzlTEHE. : lsss
On and aiisr eIondsy, July =, fss.sralur-lll -
eaiiy (su1dayl e<ooltod) = oll0sIs
~ a, =. elleago ping e iaFsa. lllsf-
Flila, BalieVlc, Clyde, 1r1u,nnt TIITIc-T
and arrives q Ioledo &. 30 a. -. ofieSs
a., 80 3sl8 Z. HI Ll1tloIl q ~ lsl.
sii9 A. n Through Mall-et5u7 n Al lrt1n1 On
sne SoutheEn Division, Arriving at Iollio af
=. ~. l.l5 z. III. - --1s'ssl
ls,e ?. =. hel, stop5 as an stalicHs eass 81 uIy
y Eo.tl9lu Division, and a1rfgt1 - e1r-
lst5 ,. =. TeleErsPh ls5fsls-stss1ins = Bsrs..
tlaLto-.i = eeflns " lcI11II. lIoFI1aIl-. on
lt9eE1les Aelleyne, Clzte, F15uo1l asd
600 A..
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OQnnect tioLg ar8nlni8at lfour8a fls WITH fhs e,,
sla2ys Mansnold and Newark B. B., az ClFdo 1ifh
..e Eanoqaz z, Dayton and Cincinnsli ,. r. = Ers-
l,o4S Win AIelnons . Lldinn1 ~ ~. and ~ FcI5lc
si5l tno Mictig1n Southern q Eoftharn r1|Ii1rT
Nd Iola4o and Wabrsh Hailfuefs foF. o. = n ~
eairoi Alton, Sc. Louis, and al 50inlI s.I -
Fsst s1d Southwest. Fl
Trains sr5iys IN Clsysand from Ielsdo and fhs
sssss g gia A. H., - ,. r.. ands-i5 ?. = Iron
l. puOVnR
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS 4
0IHsINEATI RAlERoAD.
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1851. BUEIuER ARRAEGEmzrT Igsl
On and aiter Monday, June loth. 1851, Eet1nnEs
Trains VIII leave Cleveland as ioIloan.
5.l0 A. q. n y. Cincinnati Ezrras--rforrrnr
bersa, Grafton, Wenington, New f-ontnu.
eaieuls Shelby. Crastline, eali0n Gilead.
Cardington, Ashley, DelaEaras Lewis
Centre, Morthinston, reachfnZ Colum-
bus AZ ie-s0 A. - linoinnlt a. 40 p. ~,
and Chicago via Ofeatline e 10 P. n.
al0 ?. n. AocGmmodation-Stcp tcpping af al Hfatiora
and arriving at ColumbcI 20 ?. -, ana
Cincinnati aG zoo A. n
ts55 ?. 4. Night Express-Stopping ct al Stations
north Of Crest inc, as,d 4 Gallon. lnrding.
ton, Delaware and at AL other Btations, 70
leave p|113eD G1rs- only, arriving af Co
lumbC8 a. ll.l5 p 4, and Oinclnuati At SIS
A. h, Chicago via Ora1sliilo, IS 7s0 A. =.
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OLEVELAND- & PITTsBURGH
EAELRoABsr

n" 0INILI- NIIlI7II :
70 take elect On Monday, June l7th, 1851 Trains
ave OlsEaiand daily SUNDAYS ax11ps6 ~ fll0I:
ID A. - laal-Arrlve8 a. New IGrk 6.01 a. a.,
fnileealphia SO A. T., Bltlsl71rlr 30 n
~ -, y hseing 40 ?. NJ New PhllsdsIDhil
40 P n hxFress-AFriEss at New York 400 ,. T.:
fa1l4dolph l2ss0 ?. \. riftsbuflh n ii.35 p
Nj Wheeling 500 A. n
Millfr5burgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 Nv York
via Allentogn5) without change
nsa-tAre 81 low ag By any other line.
aa-ThrOugh Tickets can be procured at 1eDeu
or st tho Euclid Street Station.
- :. = n .McCDLLOBGH, eup't.
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By consent, a resolution was passed to
psy F. P. Stanton, Rho, contested the seat
Of Senator Lane, his mileage
Mr. King then moved that the Senate 60
into Executive Session, which was agreed
to. On A@9 a..
The Senate, at 1915 o'clock, adjourned
sine de 15# T
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I 'l aliI Lnf Iips
Erie, BuiKI0, New York. noa-iA-----e- -
i0ny aud Eastern Way, daiIFl 7-H 4
| Supplementary Letter Paek-
ago for Buffalo, New Hork
and hostsn, daily ..-.-.,.........l e.25 4
Erle, Buffalo, Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port
land, connecting with N. y.
&Erie Agent, daily ...............l 7:20 7
/ supplementary Letter Pack ~ n
ago for Buffalo, New York
Boston, daily. ...... ....,......... 500 z
Pittsburgh 3 Way, Philadal- rf|..
phia, Washington, Balli-
more, Akron. canton, Mas
ltlion, U. 3 p Il. 3. 4 Stem
benyilles WIS cling and b. &
.. X. r., daily ly......................l 7:l5 A
supplementary Letter Pack
age for Pittsburgh, PhilA-
delphia, Washington and
baltimore, daily.....s.s.,........a 8:l5 A
Toledo, Chicago \ Detroit, ,d'ly 1000 n
hOrWalsi Fremont, Oberlin
and Toledo, way...........s...... 100 A
UhlcssO. daily ;;....;.....;.....:... : SIS P
age for Toledo, Detroit, CHI
eago and MilVankse, daily 3l5 P.
Elyrla, Sandusky aud Way 3;OO p
Youngstown, Warren and
Way, daily..........-............. 1000 p
Columbus, Cincinnati and
Way, daily:.:.........,.:.,;...-..;... So iO.OO P.
Columbus, Cincinnati, Nash
Vile, Louisville, Wheeling,
New Orleans, st. Louis,
Chillicothe, CircleVilis aad
Marietta, daily.,.................., s:25 p,
Supplementary lettoF Pack
age for Columbus and Oln- r
clniAIl .....................s-....-... 3.55 p
Medina and Way, daily -. 500 A.
RockpoFt, Dover, Sheflsld.i
North Rfdgeyiile aud AMI
herst. Leaves Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. .lll:aO A.
Bath, BreeksEille and Oopiey,
Leaves Tuesdays aud saturl
aey 1..,.....; ZOO A
sharon Oontro, Granger,
Hinekley and North Royal
tou. Leaves Tuesdays and
Saturdays a.........................,... 200 A .
WarrensVilles dAily................ lose A /.
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TrME TABLE No. lS-To take snoct on anl A.sE
Thursday, March 2ist lsdl.