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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-11-06

day of Oct. 1861, after an address by
the Rev. W Johnston on the genius Of
the government of the United State.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-11-06
81 oe t 7 .
! The Dixie of Our Union.

BIZ CHARLES L. EBERLE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-11-06

Let all good Union men about,
Come, join us in glorious shout,
Hurrah, hurrah. hurrah, hurrahl
Fer Union and our Country dear,
. Well raise aloft a hearty eheerl
) Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrahi
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CHORUS Then forour Union, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
NEW YORK nIARKET-FeB. 8.
lBT FELEoRAFH.I

lBT FELHaRAPHl
FLOUR-Msrket: common and medium grades
have again declined SC per Dbl, with only moderate
The d-oiin- IN steFiinE eTehanss and ths advanes
in froights ma eriaiiy checked the export dRmand
sales sre s,sog bhlS At Ss,iOaS5,ls tor supernns
snpsfhns Westsrn; S5,2g@,5,so Tor common to me-
iigm extra western; IS 5oeseO !er ssigPias brand.
The market closed dull and heavy for pretty much
81 kinda, except eztra ltaes' which is scarce and
CANADIAN FLOUR MARKET dun ana droop-
Ing; SALES are e0 bbls At S5i2s97,O for common 70
RYE FLOUR-seIling in small parcsls At SSSs
04,O5 for common to choice supsrhne
at Ss % for jersey and 81 30 Tor Brasdyvins
WHIsk h-Demand lees sctlvs, end market
WHEAT-Harket dull, heavy and fully one cent
per bush lower. The advance In freighfs and the
aeoline iu Herling exchange seriously checks the
bo4s qsSna SpraG i0E sro az I BusS sS'
waukss club aud Iowa Hmhe at 81 i2i9l25 delivered
WeGtsrn q SIS IN store; sOi bush of Whit western
sf si,4s'a As % buEh Of nd Jersry st Sis
HYR-ouiot And steady ~ 61a65o.
B6RI.E F-aarkss dun AZ Sfas0c
CORN-Market heavy and le per bus easier Sales
.,rs SlOe0 bus at ese5ls Tor Old western mixed %
bSpot, ah Sc iST new yeOw southern. - = "
GATs--ln little beItrE rsqgrst. sales at ss9s5e
PORK Market fTmsE ior alsss, with moderaie
demand Sales e0g bbls ct ei7,s98I7s5O; PRIME dull
and nominal at Sla
1REF-sIsrEet duh and unchanged sales are
US bblS az Sl7boaaog tor egunlry ness SeOSl l0,Uo
ior +. pacrfd mss; sue a for oxIrS mess.
Pr HE MEEFs BEEf-tinll an. uuminal.
BEEF g AMS-ouist and hrm at lz8is Tor state
tyTiTr YiRATs-Markat quiet snd stPady. saIss
At 6ta6A for shonldtrsi ee3s'fc for hams.
HOtas-Dull Ct 7A@l&c. for corn led and dress
ed AID BN61a for live v, igEie. 1
BNCON-Dull ant lower. Salas "a boxes vest
s1o; luIEllbs cough lilo, IN dty salt Al g..
i.ARD MARKET dull aud heavy. Sales are 10
BUTT Eh- IN limited reQuoat at Ieel - iOr Ohie
CHKRsR-sssady si sslO1s Tor Ias.riSF 70
primo. 1
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FOREIGN NEWS AK'SIVAE OF THE
CANADA,

hA4If415 zen ..
The royal mail steamship Canada, frou
Liverpool Jan 25th, via Queenstown On The
9th, anchored outside at O'Clock this
morning, and arrived at her dock ats o'clock
an
The steamship Australasian, from New
York, arrived at QueenstoWn on the 26th. I
The Canada brings s5s, 600 in specie.
The London Times in another editorial on
the American crisis, is very bitter on Pre-
sident Buchanan. Il says: aFeW men Who
have been called on to play so important .
political part, have been so utterly unequal
% their situation"
The bOmbardment Of Gaeta continued, and
oocasioned much danger.
The Sardinisns entered the Roman States
on ths 22d, dispensing the reactionary
bands, and burned the Convent OF Cssms-
lie.
The Prince Caraguan Eas about to pro
cesd to Gseta.
The Calcutta and China mails had reached
London, but the news had been anticipated
BY the Anglo Saxon.
The Galway nail contract is allowed to
remain suspended till the 25th Of March,
and then to be efeetuslly carried out.
The Paris Baurse is hrms rentes closing
on Friday 81 67f and 500
LTTEEPooL, Jan. 27.-Breadaiufis have 3
declining tendency. Provisions dull.
bOsDoE, Jan. 26.-Consols closed clio
slf money 9l3 account
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RnOm WAsHINeTON,


WAsHNeToN, Feb. !.
The Senate bill which passed the House
to day provides that there shall be no e1-
tension Of any patent Ghen the uommis'
sioner is satisfied that the net prodS are
Sl0a 600, and the Commissioner iS author
isod 20 dispenee with models where draw
ings will be sufficient
rhe United states steamer Mohawk, Ag-
nss raven, Lieutenant commander, ar
rived ibis morning She vas ooAliug and
would proceed the following day far TOrtu
gas and Pensacola. The Crusader was Ia
port aud would sail in few days, The
Nysndoste was expected lr0m Pensacola 10
the course Of q week The Macedonian
was spoken on the 8Oth ult, ten miles OF
Sand Key. bound iuto FOriugas.
The following statement IN relation 70
the surrender Of the revenue cutter Robert
McilelAnd e derived from au Official source;
TIE cutter Is one Of the largest and best in
the revenue service, just rebuilt and relt-
ted. Her commander was Captain Bush
wood, Of Virginia o. the l9tb Of Jsnua-
~, four days after Secretary Dix took
charge Ct the Treasury Department be
seut Mr. Wm. h. Jones 70 New Orleans snd
Mobile, 70 save II possible the cutters in
service there. Captain Morrison, 9 Geor-
eian, oommanding the Lewis Cas- ct No
bile, must have surrenered her before Mr.,
Jones arrived o. the 29fh Of January
the Secretary received the following tels
graDhie dispatch from Mr.. Jones' New
Orleans, Jan. 29Jh-To hon. John A. Dix
Captain Eastwood has positively refused tC
obey any Instructions OF the Department
T. Il =. = 4 II
Collector, and believe AIS BY his advice
What must I do1
(sigbsd,) ". Z. JOINS.
10 this dispatch Secretary Dix immsdi
atoly returned the following answer
10 W. b. Jones, New 0rleanE-Tel
Lieutenant CaidWell 70 arrest Captain
Bush wood, assume command Of the cutter
and obey the order through yOu. II Cap
tain BushWo0d, sfter arrest, attempts to in
serfsre with the command Of the cutter
tell Lieutenant CaldReil TO consider hin
Is mutineer and treat him according
y. IL any one attempts to haul down tn
American Gag, shoot him on the spot.
(SiRned,) JHoH A. DIX.
Th,s dispuieh, It is said, must have besI
intercepted both ct Montgomery and New
Orleans, and withheld from Nv Jones, and
thsl IL conduct Of Captain BTushWOOd va
eonsummaied BY the means Of eOmplieitv
on the part Of the telegraph line with thI
STATES Of Alabama and Mississippi, Ehisl
later State has accepted the cutter.
About tea members and twelve Hstenerl
we're in the House this evening.
Commissioners from Missouri have &r
rived.
Toe Peace Conference adjourned after 1
short session, 10 visit the President
Ths Commissioners object to delaying tbs
question on the report Of the Committee
OF Thirty three, to see what the Peace Con
tersncedo ia the meantime.
TIE resignation Of IngrahAm is accepted
Commodore Shrubriek wiz probably re
tain bis commission.
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LOUISIANA CONVENTION.
New oRLEAEs, Feb. 8.

NEW ORLEAHs, feO. D.
The Convention passed an ordinance cOn-
tinuing, as the laws Of the State of Louisi.
ana, the old Federal laws relating to district
and circuit Courts.
"A resolution was offered that the Com.
mittee Of Finance be instructed to reporl
as to the expedienoy Of the modification o.
the revenue laws to admit India baggine
and other articles used by those dealing IN
cotton, free Of duty. Also, as to imposing
a specific instead Of sdVslOrem duty on for.
eign sugar, with view to protect the sugar
interests of Louisiana
A resolution that criminal laws of the
United States Courts remain as now, was
ordered to be printed.
"A resolution will prObabably be offered
to morrow to abolish the Legislature.
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soUrltEnN ooNenrns.
MorTeorrsY Feb 7,b

MONTGOMERY, Feb 7th.
The Congress has received 50 official copy Of
the aet OF Alabama appropriating half ,
million dollars for the support Of the Pro
Visionsl Government Of the seeded States
But 8 short time was spent il open ses-
sion The committee on the plan Of Pro
YisiOual government reported in secret
session. Il was discussed foRr hours With
much uaanimity Of feeling, when the Con
stituiioh OF the United States was adopted
with some additions in relation to Free
Trsds with ell the world. Ef
Adjourned till / o'clock tomorrow.
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oMMERCIAL.
CLEvEI.lND niARKET-FEB. 8.

VIZ TsIlllINW M D \ . = r = . .
ELOUR-Dul, and selling only IN small way
Sales Of q small let Of eztrast 50 90.
WHEAT-Yery dull and heavy. There are NJ
buyers and prices are wholly nominal.
CORN-sales Of l car on track at $50.
RYE-saie Of car at SOC,
BARLEY-sslss Of car At SOa, 100 bush at sam.
and l car inferior at 500.
HOGs-Dull andlOEsr. Buyers report purOha'
ssa at $500 for h.avy.
HJGHWINEs-saleso Of 80 bbls ct IBo.
HAlTs-salss Of city cured At lne.
sHOULDERs-salssa at &c.
EGGs-LOwsF. Sales Of : bbls at lie, and l dc
1t llxc.
BCTTER-sals Of 3 bbls roll at iic.
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THE ALLsUFPTCIFNT THREE.

TvRIESEMAR [, 2&3, ARE DE-
8 rECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT 81
England and secured BY the Seals Of the Eoole de
Pharmaoie De Paris, ard ths Imperla College o.
Medicine, Vienna,
No ] is invaluable ior e1haustion, gpermatorrhoas
and all physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely eradiUates All traces ol those dn .
eases that have heretOi0re been treated by the nat
cious End peruiciuus uss Of fcupaiVa aud cubebs.
No. has entirely funplanted the injurious U.s.
mtrcury, thereby insuIiMg the sufferer speedy
hsf, d5persinE an Impurities, and roofing Out the
venom Of disease.
TRIEsEMAR, Noe. I, 2 and 5, are preparatioa ths
form Di OEenEe devoid Of taste and amell, aud car
be carried in the WaistcOat pocket Sold 10 tin case
and divided into separate doses, ae administered b.
Valpeau Lallemand kUu1 Ricold, &C. Price IS easlL
Or cases for So which saves So and in 81 casez,
whereby there is saving of So To Be had wholesale
and rstail Of Dr. BA RROW, No. l91 Bleecker street
New York. Immediately ON receiving remittancs
Dr. Barrow vii iorWara the lrIsssmAT % any pa
IF the world, securely pecked, and ado sr sccOrc
ing u the Instructions Of the writer.
80 Soldlalso b i. =. GAfLnRD and w.
FT-WE fTpvalanS any
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~ OatrArl. Feb. I

NV UhLHAhsi teD. Z
A motion was introduced in the Conveh-
tion 10 day 10 invite all the States, except
the New England States, to join the south
cru COnfederaoy. L was made the special
order for Saturday.
Collector Hatch reported fully in regard
20 the New Orleans Customs, and also the
States capscity. The United States revb-
nue. cutters NeClelland and Washington
are noE IN possession Of the State authori-
ties.
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NOT TRUE,

rlr VAN BUREE, Ark, Feb. 8.
The Conductor Of the Overland Mail
from Little Rock, reports that the rumOr
hat the arsenal st that place had been
seized is false. he says that a party Of
men came up from below to take the sr5en
Il, but we're told by the oitissns Of Little
Rock that they would be resisted, and they
consequently abstained from any attempt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

All Of the GrsEshherg Medicines ars for
s1a QHrRoEILL k-BROTHER, prugtzts,
no a-R- sE oRtAEte .. z Fnhlia sauaFs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
STATE CONKENrInN.

DETROIT Feb. g.
The Democratic State Convention 70 nominate
Judge for the Supreme Court, met In this city
yesterday. Resolutions declaring devotion t.
the Union, opposing coercion, and favOring CON.
promise were adopted. These resolutions to bt
forwarded to the Washington Convention, claim.
ing to reflect the views Of the majority of tn,
people Of the State, The Convention adjourneu
until March Tth, without making nomination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

A despatoh from Washington says il Is
rumOred that senators Johnson and Wigfall
are arranging preliminaries for 8 duel
Also that several leading sesessionists ars
msditadng demonstratiOn on the Tehush
tspso traasit routs, upon Ehish Senator
Benjamin and others claim 70 have 3 h}n
under certain pretended grants.
The steamship New York, from Bremen
via Southampton the 26th is signalled and
viii be up at 3 p N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
MR. IINDOLN.

INDiAEAPoLI8, FEB. 8.
The President elect and party will leave
Springfield on Monday, Feb. 11th, ct q.
n, arrive st lafayette ct 2:80 p m, and
reach this city at 8 p. N. same day. Preps-
rafons are making here for 8 grand recsp
ton By the Cenmittee Of the Legislature
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
YTRGTNIA RLUsTFRING.

$50 l WAsHTHoToS, Feb. T..
Gov. Leteher, Of Va, was on the hoor Of the
House 70 day. he expresses the opinion thai
Virginia will accept no plan Of compromise guar.
anteeing lesa than the Crittende1 proposition
and adds that the Virginia COmmIsEiczsrs viii
recommend secession as their ultimate action IN
less this & complied with.
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PONY ExPHEss.
0N = a<AA AF-e 80
Foar KEAaHrY. Feb. s

ApAA hEAA"sAi Aeo' p
Ihs Poay Express. With Cslifo pis-dsteI
70 The zsd uit, passed here 1t 5 o'elook this
morning. H
The steamer Uncle Sam sailed on the Dist
Tor Panama, with t,Oz4 600 in treasure.
The Legislature had done but little bubi
ness 50 iar. A grand rdlilary Unibn
demonstration Was in preparation in San
Rraneisoo on the 22d,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
From CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. g.
The Wiseontin Les islature yesterday appointed
Benatgrs Dooliffle and Durree, and Representa-
lives Washburne and Potter TO represent that
State IN the Washington Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
PROTEST AGAINST FHK NEW TARIFF
BILL.

NEW IoREi Feb.I.
The Chamber OF Commerce this afternoon
agfeed on protest agalnst the new tariff bill, on
the ground that II abOlishes the warehouse sys-
tenn which is intended to promote foreign CON
merce; also intimates system Of double duties
thus augmenting che cost Of collecting revenue
imparing the source Of revenue BY exercising 8
Oppressive influence on foreign commerce, Ruf
not represented would presenta serious obstacle
TO reconciliation -
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ass Of % vias, complete, IN morocco aud Book, IS
Ease Of y vias, and BOJk, plain
ase Of Is numbe ed hOXe., aud Bo1k............ Z
lase u baxes, numbered and BOOk....-.........
Jingle numbered bJzes, with dirsctiUns ......Z5 cts
Sihgs lsttered boxes with direction so cts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

SECESSION MATTERS.
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@eaielnrs.
TWELYE YEARs go

1871 TWELVE YEARS AGO
1OVl the success Of several medical gent r.
nsn in curing disease upon principts in accOrdane
with Ereat natural laws induced thtr gtbIish
nent a. a. inc0rpoIAt-d Institution under act VI
he Legisi4ture BY The ulle VI I'd E GkEFENB &c
tiOmfANl VI New Heik. Tfhscontinued success Oi
thelr remrdiza, and the hrm huld they have gained
apOn public conndencs, has fIy Justified the honUr
unirrrvd upUn the Association " L-Ei8lativu en-
.ctuent, and they have rea-On u eel great pride
On psrihg their with medical aczusnIies al
ghartered b. public Auth0uty. lusUiicIted t-stl-
uQny num puolir and private individuals Hnd o0nl-
usndhtOry nutfoe1 n the leadinE public journals,
witnesa 70 thr medical A and nigh psrs0nal
character " the gentlemen connpgted VIII the m
sttutio, th us assuring the pubic that, among the
many unWorthy adveT tiserB OH she day a E tikEf
GNBEhG COMPANY has ever been and will b. a
reliable and Trustworthy medium tor the restoration
Ut hsalth % tue anicted, and all who are suffering
may alidres8 them with entIre confidence. .-
The principl6s and practice Of medicine sdoptsa b.
this lnstiIution are lucldly set tnrth N rHhGhF-
ENBEhG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an inFar1s5l
medical work, pullish' Tor fam,ly use, and th m
fore sold ~ The nominal price OF = nts, ior Whih
sum u % allied iree ~ aby part oftbe country.
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chill
we'll the common dissHses fncIden this cUtin
try have received The attention Of this Institution
aud II s enJut say they have proved thsmse YES
fully competent for the great trusts Whioh the puai
haFe cOntdsd 70 rker skfll.
fLoir ries Of he icines embracs eleven Different
remedies adapted 70 uiherent dts, With minutt
dreeriou1 aorompanytng each article The 1le d.
cine 70 which wish 10 cali the attention Of 1he
many Furaaiss afflicted with disease, is
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THom mWA0HINGrON,

~ 4aE4- ~ WksH1TGToS, Feb. 8.
Col. Hayne and Lieut. Hall LETT this
morning for Charleston. They came here
together By agreement, and 90 return.
Ths Post Master at Mobile denies to the
Post Ufioe Department that letters passing
through his Office have been violated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
F1tEE,


About 8 o'clock this morning, q Ere de-
siFOyed the ocean Coffee and spioe sliils
81 206 Fulton street The WAREHOUSES; of
Hedges & Co, Henry ". Mali & Co., and
7. Bshae we're also much damssed. One
fireman vas killed end another dangsruubly
wounded. Both men hello red to Bsyief
Heck and Laddsr Co re. Is.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

-DR. KNAPP, OCULIsT, OF IA
y,ars expsrieucs. eSciaiitsIr traits Disgus's
= In AVE- .1l5i n fl1e-r a So SO Bund st. eieFe
land shorf ~ -tanol iraul Jhr fesi unle-. !, -.
81 Abundant trsfim' ntsl- o. els.lns ~ go g
eianf OF hrHrinE Nl.H A0lAi tA- 1st1t y 80 -
ahd Northern Ohir. ~ .,1.. - -,
ArtheIsl eyes insvrt-d La4I A0t-7 ene lne osst
H1fh sll ofher Ocul1il q ne AeW Aork ctala AA4f
for his aulsrb artificial Ayta-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

AUsTTE, keb. 9.
Delsestes viii be appointed to the Mont
gOmery Convention ss members Of confer
ence, until vote is taken on the Ordi-
nance Of Secession by the people.
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:FLORIDA I.EGIaL4TURE.

TALLAEASsEz, Feb. I.
The Legislature has resolved to adjourn on Il
18th
Tie bill to proyiie for the carrying Of mails.
passed ihe esnate. II vii. pas the House
The free negro expulsion bill & indsanitoig
pogtponsd n ths sensta.
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WAsHEoroE, Feb. g.


Messus. Seward and Hale presented petition
from the citizens Of Philadelphia, asking Tor q
preserystion Of the Union aud the enforcemeii
Of the laws.
Dir. Bigler presented petitions in favor Of tn,
Crittenden resolutions.
Mr., Wade asked to take up the resolution ex
tending the time for taking testimony In regan
to the patent for Mccormick g reaDer.
Mr.. Fitch had . protest Of the Commissioner Of
Patents against the extension Of time he moved
that the resolution be referred 70 the Commltte,
on PatentE
Mr. Wade argued In favor Of the extension Of
time
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

ToKOHTO, Feb. 8.
The train by which the fugitive slave
Anderson Vas coming to Toronto from
Crawford, is blocked up BY snoW, and the
trial Is postponed till tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09

u -1V9-1I -. y
The Springfield correspondent Of the Re
publican says that prominent Republican
members Of the Illinois Legislature art
fasoripg the signing OF 9 remonstrnnoe
against Seward going into the Cabinet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
~ gRRFENBERt
NARsHALLs UTERINE CATHOLICON,

which O. o9orsd as 9 certain ID casss acoOmpa-
nlsd WITH the follow ing symptoms; trregulArltts,
l0mglezigni Pain N the back and kiunsy, Chils,
JVld Hands and eois B9aalings, feysrshnsss, hdu-
ulnoss, Hsatache, ke5ticssus5s, DISTURBED Sleep,
Fiustius = The tszrt, General Rain, Crawling and
salh y the pine and DetWeeh the shoulders, Asiu
r. yonachS hanss4l indigestion, Dilicut Passing o.
5rlnu 18th hu4f gr snlArIlns Itching, burning o.
r. tation 20 the Uterine organs, Niahttnart, 1i-
1air HgE1ercl3 Anxietys Bed faee, Nsrvous rHitoh-
ag, Starting, Constipation Irritable IeIuper, sd
ass8, Deprived Appettte, Flstuisnoe BlUatsu AID
irregular Bowels, I'm pleasant Dreams Fans On The
Utsrine Organs Aumbness aDd tatl IN the Limbs,
loss ofths Asmoryi BeWilderment, sorsusss "a the
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ClLEVELAND, COLUMBUS

ClLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
- 10 ia oINefNNGTI RAILROAD.
1851. WINTER ARaAkaEHENF ISL
I o. and after hondaS November 18th, lsGo Passsn.
g9E frAtna stll leave Cleveland IS fellows; ..
ss0 A. n. n, I. a Cincinnati ~ xprees-sfoppinE q
--'- berea, Grafton, Wellington, HsN London,
Salem, shelby, and All stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus al l:t0 p r.
Cincinnati q 7s10 ?. H.
T:29 ?. n. Night Express-etOppinE at all stations
north Of GAiion, Giiead, Caruin gton Ash
f- ley, DolEwAre ana Lewis Uenter, and aii
.-. other stationss T. leave passengers only.
keachins Columbus st I:30 A. n and Oin-
1893 oinnati ct 1:20 A. -.
ca4a r3i,, CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad. for
Mansfield, H. Vernon, Newark, ZanesVile,
OFsstlhs, Pittsbargh, Fort Wayns 4 Chicago Rail
- Toad, i9r FOREST, Upper sandusky, DelPhos,
t.- Lima Fort Wayne bapOrtei Chicago, SC,
vest and East for hansheldr Wyq5rsr, Mas
Gallon ana Belisi6ntains Railroad Line, r ,ariou.
Bellsfontains, Sidney, Union, huneis, In
dlnapolts, Tefre Haute, Vtncennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, sc.
Delaware With springneldi Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh RailrOad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami Columbus and Xsuia
kailroAdl TOR Aenia, Dayton lndlanapOliEp ;
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loveanu ,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mir
1issippi Railr0ad At Cincinnati fBr Louis
Vile EVansviile, Cairo St Louis, and al
potnts on the Ohio river.
ColumbHs, Central Ohio Railroad tor Newark Zanes.
vile, " heelina, &C., Colum bus Piqua and
Indiana Railroed for Piquas Urbana, &C.
~ For Itckets TO al points and Information ap.
ply the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street. o..
at the Passenger Station.
Cleveland, November "a, 1850 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-09
AFTENTIoN, oOmPANYI

The Governor has issued orders for 8
rigid scrutiny Of all military companies,
more frequent drills, and Thorough prepar-
alton for active eprvics.