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APPIIOATI0N or CAPTTAL
RAIIRoAD SYSTEM on ILLINOIS. +

Over 3lQogOO9s0SO e1 plifat5 Hat9 Og1u
psnded on the railroad syste Of Ilhois. Inssmnch a
art OF the income from seYerel 0f these EorEs, in
valuable pubIcfund in lands go 70 diminish ne STAT
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TRAvEL.-The eastern travel is gradu-
ally becoming very light the trains during
the last few days having gone out with
comparatively few passengers.
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feot conhdenee in be moVemenis.

ERIE REemEET. .lIieut Tale, Of Com
pany c, Col MeLane's Regiment eamo in
On the Cleveland & Pittsburgh train this
morning snd proceeded BY the Lake Shore
train to Erie. He informs rs that MoLane's
Regiment, now in Camp Wright, near
Pittsburgh, will be paid OFF and discharged
on Wednesday OF this week, and go home
on Thursday via Cleveland. We slsO learn
from him that the Regiment will be filed
up rsorgsniled, and enter the Government
service Tor three years, within the next ten
CT twelve days, special order to that ef-
feet having been issued BY the department
81 Washington.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
IL ORDER OF OOURF-On the Ist DAY o. Au-
gust. l8el, Gt 10 o'clock A. a, on ths prenisls in
ne teNne1lp OF H0ysltsn. 0uyahel8 county, Ohfo
VIII be sold e the highest bidder the folio wing d.
ser 1s1 keal EsIate, as the properly ot ths minor
hens of Hiram Brown, Wit. Situate ia "a fov n
ship OF ROyalt0n, and IS knoEn a. part of Section
70. y, and bounded End described as follows, te~
SHINING on ths eass lins Of sscloli3 at thssouth-
iianf W BroWni thence north ~ west aior 2 the
seeton hne chains 81 liuks sfako; suce Forth
II east ch ins 81 links TO a stake; thence aouth
20 east chains y links to ths piaes or begfunug
Appraised at ,l65.
Terms Of sa,s-G6O cash down a the dsv Of sa,s
ana the baiane IN one year from said day Of sale
v IbLIA1E ". Bh0AN,
lOidf lantif SolY u, 1851. y yl5i546 6uardian-
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PaIsoxER RErURSzD.-Marshal Minck-
ley, who went to Cincinnati on Saturday
last, after the rObber Jones, returned this
morning with his prisoner. ~
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noon tomorrow

PrAsoSAL.-Judge Daniel R. Tilden ar
rived from Washington this morning via
the Clevelana & Pittsburgh train, shich
-tOaI - says our trays" are ackneWl-
edged to be the best drilled company that
has made its appearance in the Feieral
city. He does not think that there v i'll be
any immediate advance Of the Government
troops upon Manassas or Richmond Gen.
Scott is determined to have everything in
perfect order, and the troops drilled SO as
to meet any emergency, before he shall
make an advance he Is also perfectly
confident that the Old Chief can and will
manage this " little affair" to perfect sue
essss If he is permitted to mature his plans
Of operation. The Administration have
perfect confidence in his movements.
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TEErs FoR FoRT McHENRY.-The uni
ted States Express sent forward lot Of
tents for Fort MsHsnry, Maryland, to day.
They are from Fort LeaIenSOrth, Kansas.
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Coon TExPLARs COURTY MEEFNo.-The
Associate Temple Of this temperance Order
holds Its regular quarterly meeting At In
dspsndsnoe, on Wednesday, The 24th inst.
There are some ten temples in ths county,
and their infnsnes has been felt in behalf
of The cause Tbs county gatherings serve
10 combine the efforts Of temperance men
and women, and 70 lead them to renewed
AID continued exsrtiOns against the svils
Of iatempeFsnce. A fall attendance is 50.
lieitsd and expected c s33
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THE Old RACE TRAcK.-The Columbus
journal Of this morning, says that Gov.
Dsnnison win issue an order this week 10
lay out The old race track at Camp Chase,
opposite the Four Nile HOuss," for the
purpose Of training the Cavalry and Sol
dlsrs to be experts In the Art Of running,
to compete with the Rirginisns In that
manly exercise-Wilh this difference, that
instead Of running from the enemy they are
to be trained 70 run after them.
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y'srLASrr. Mich. Jan. 4, 1881,


From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
OePhalit Pills accomplish ths object fSr vFbi,l
we're AaAde Va; C1re Of hesdaehe In eli its forms
yrzs IErom the Examiner, HorfsFk, ys,lsr-.r
Ihey 6ays ben tested in EOre than thsusant
-1lia si5- ea-f Esd
GFrom the Democrst. ST. Cloud, Mimi
tiy you aEs or have been troubted with the head
sone send tor boz, Oephalie PilIs,l 80 that you
NAY RsFe them in case Of an attack. SO . : :
lFrom the Advertiser. ProYidsnos, XII
tae oephalio Pin! are said to be remarkably e.
ectys remsy Tor The headache, and one Of the ven
DeSt ior that lery frequent comp aint which has eV
o. been dIScosered- g Z y
Llron the Western B. Il, Gazstte, Chicago. MI
We heartily 7dorse Mr.. Spalding, and his unri
vailed oePhal a ilS.3i i8 Mss = r--l55- .
From the KansWha Valley Star, We.
. We are sure that parsons suffering with headache
VINO NJ them' Will stick to them -raT -
tFrOm the Southern Path Finder. mol
Try them you that are afieted, and We are surs
that our testimony be added 10 the ALREADY nu-
e54gS st that has received benefits that no other
- 2 lrFrOn me st. Louis DsmocrstI
The i@9msnse demand Or the SftSls (OsB6Alis PiIsJ
al fFrOm the Gazette, Davenport. Iov.1
Mr., sD4lding would not connect his mama with an
Article be did net ? ~ 70 possess real merit.
tFrom the Advertiser, PROV, isnoe, Ri 81
Tbs tsstiasonT In fhslr favor is strs1e. from ths
most respectable quArterB -
tEron the Daily News, Newport, Ri
Oephalio Pulls are taking che place Of all k,pds-
r-. -uarrJ -rrnr - r.r -.---
lHrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said 70 Be very ellcaelous Tor the headache.
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MULEs FoR YiRGisiA.-There arrived
ct Columbus on Saturday says the State
Journal. en- route for Virginia, tEsnty.si1
ears loaded With mules, numbering 64o-
They we're said to be the fnest lot ever
seen here. They went BY the way Of stsu-
bsnvIns 100 horses, 400 barrels Of bread,
and 49=Hagoas, also arrived By the same
train. They &c to Bellair BY the Central
Ohio railroad.
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FOR BUFFALo.-qhc splendid steamer
{. City Of Buffalo leaves for Buffalo, this
evening, at eight o'clock. The passenger
travel By these magnificent steamers is in
creasing daily. ~ ~. ~
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her next friend. Col '- .
iag No g. =, Rodney Court Of Common Plsas.
FassisS sSd Sfs1ssiss o3ssTs Oayahosa 009n'y
NHE SAID RODNEY Fl, MATHEWS
and eat59Tine = Oakley who are non-Eesidont ts
tn, on the 18th day OF June 1861, filed In said Court
her petition asairst them and Salnuei Maihsls, 4
and others, stating ia substance that on the Sd Sy
ofAugust 1851, she filed IN said Court her petition
she then was,l praying 70 Be divorced nom him for
the cause Of adQlssry with one LHelndA Mills, and
{ That Said Court, at the November tsrn thersoi
1851, ocdered the said Rodney to pay her $50 as ALI
then OF !s taid cause was tried and decree enter
ed ana uiuR sad marriage AID gran ding her aiio-
addition 70 the said sum Of $50 which sun, ver ~
said decree made charge upon the resi estate Of the
SAID Rodney, situate in said county. Ths petitio1
IN this C . f1Flhsr ststss that fhs si RobSy ~
ger re nlng OF said letit'on for divorce, to pre-
The Court ahoud decree 70 her, the trial OF said
cause, without consideration, pretended to convey
by cut claim deed one equal moiety Of the folOw-
ing described neal estate, situate In sad county TO
the sad SamHal Mathews, 10 Wit: known - bslnS
part of original lot 50 So in the City OF clsYelaad
ner of said lot On the sOutheTy line Of the Public
squares running theme souiherly with the s5stsrIy
with the northerly lle Of OhAm plain street "a fe
themes Hortherly et right angles With ChaIhplain
Public square s. fseI 70 ihs place Of bsinisns AZ
so thatthe said samuel Mathews received said deed
putp01e OF alutu4 the said noouey IN
Placing his interest in said premises beyond The
feech OF the plaintiff, and TO defraud her.
said pettton furt her stases that during the PEN
dency Of sad psiiton for divorce, the said samuel
az the request Of the said Rodney, and for the pur
poae q placing said premisas beyond
the reach OF said decree tor amony, mortRaged the
aai real catats 10 the said tathsrius y. Oakley
Who said petition alleges, had notice Of the frnudu
lent fnten tions Of tho said hUdney and Samuel.
The prayer Of said petition ia. that the said Quit
Claim ceed, from the said Rodney to ths said Sam
ne be set aside e fIauduenti that said MORTGAGE,
II found 70 have been received In good faith Be post
Doned 20 the said dsurse Of tho Dlaiuti and fa fe
said premises 90 eonveye ed % said SAMUEL Be sold By
order oi said Court and that tho procceds o. said
sale be applied-lst, 20 the payment OF the amount
due on said decree aud costa entered IN favor Of
the plainth and that the residuo abida the order Of
saidCCu1
lhs sad Rodnsy 3. Mathews and Caihsrine =.
Oakley are also notified that they arc required 10
answer said petition on or before ths s5i ay of Au
gust, 1851 -.- SB AXTFLI
Junezl.saI Attorney for Plainfid
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Coon ron soLoN.-The ladies Of sOlon
have made up and forEsrded to Camp
Chase, for Capt. MCnrath's company, forty
pocket tents. Also, the ladies Of North
solon, in connection with those Of pOr-
ton Of WarrensYiIle and 0rangs, have
made up forty hospital shirts for the same
company, AhH i > t-tj q hs.As
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-GoNFaABAsB.-A large queutiiy Of coffee
came in by freight train on the Lake Shore
road this morning, consigned to ST. Louis.
The officers ct this place, suspecting it to
be OOntraband, sent Il fOrWard TO the Gov
ernpent Agents at st. Louis, there to be
examined. ~ aar- lLElIILII
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TWENTY PR CENT. Will Be DEDUCTED
from he valuation for cash. eIcspt The sane should be
At sx dollars per acre, when ths eAah p-ee M os IVA
ldoLlaFs, as5d aasas
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic sttacLis .,
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and Ii
eAfen at the eommsnoemsnt Of an attack immediate
relief from pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom isil in removing the Nausea or Head.
soheto which N nSles are subject.
Rha5 set Ssatiy upon the BoWels, removing Cost
ivsness. .EraIsysiJ .IGdmI n
For Literary Men, ssndents, Delicate Fsualss, aud
al persons ofssdsntary habits thoy are valuable A.
LAzatiVe, improving the rpetits, giving tone and
Visor to the digestive organs, ana restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
muH 5d The 0EPHALIO PILLS T1l1fL
are the result q long investigation and earsfully
conducted experiments, having been Ia use many
years, during Which time they nave prevented and
EeAsved vast amount Of pain and sufsrinF rom
Headaehs, whether originating 10 the nsrTous syv.
tenn, or nom deranssd state OF the stomach.
They arc entirely vssstabls m their competition.
andmaE Be taken e. al Times with perfect ssfsty
without making any shangeof diet, and the dbashos
Of any dsasreeable taste renders It easy % admins
ter them to ohildren.
BEwARE or OouHrERFEITsi
iil5,-,,,,, - - "a 4ll ~ a- e.A-i- Q. ''t
ne s s1n9nS sb S have v0 signatures Of Hsna g
S-sOId BY Druggists and all Ds.fsrs /. msdio,Ds
A Box win Be sent by mall Urepsid. on rsosi,t q,
tle PsieeEl fnai OBJ lhis3dss saAs I-l's-f- r
-gad baa sF&EElYlPIFE GENTS. 'a1i d q
,SdisAli 5fdsrs should b addressed to 11 -yq
d as18u bns ,icai a55N5vava ~ n e q, b.,g n, -
li5w 9di ISIS 1- q Oedar Street, New YofE. d
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M 0 7 I Q E.-THE CREDITORS OF

NJ U t Q E.-THE- CREDITORS OF
Y WILLIAM FIsKE, and all others iBfersst.
cd VIII take notce tdat the subscriber have bssb
ap29,ntesa s y ne yndge q the Probate Court, In
~ ne ~ ~ ahQga Ohio assignee Of
Burritt, resigned, and that I have given bail and
nave eaiersa upon the eutie1 o. safa frust2 They
ti5Aei must be presented to ne at my Of
nee ~ the city OF Cleveland, verified according to
day o. February lsss. l-,-ss'. -.
JOSEPH s. GRAHEIs
luly9-5ab AssiRnee Of Wm. FfFke.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTED
BALTIMORE 3 OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED -sOHRDULFf

IMPROVED sOHEDUBEi
By recens nportsnt changes this Road n nov abI,
% furnish unusual facilities Tor rintercummunicstior
Eest1 South, West, Northwest and Southwest
Z FULL CONNECTIONS with all through train
70 Philadelp ana New York, IN the East-vth -
SOUTH by lts v Washington Branch Road-by CleVe-
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Southwest. l7'-T5T 4 49,
Through Tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
any q the intsrmediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
done give ths privilege Of Waiting Washington Oity
This is the ONLY route that can furnish THROUGH
fiekets Or Baggage Checks to Washington Gay
~ Fare as Low as By any other Route III
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Ask for Tickets By Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
i-l ulza Hc J. h. SULLIVAN,
General Western Aggnt.
Ter 81 oiTEsnsp0Ttst'n General II TioSst I; Agent.
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&epotrers.

COLTS AND OTHER REVOIV
~ ING Pistols. double and single FoWliuE pieces,
variety, cheap. Al80-UonrOys EehinR Tsckls,
sgch - hoys, 9esls, Lines Looks Flieu, 6cl, 6e
Raed lish Roles IN any quantity, at ~ Fsr -1l
Il. HATH kSLEf's Gun Store.
.t l07 Superior at, Cleveland, Q. i
~ Repairing neatly executed. III jY1 -
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Thg state q ohio, Court Of common Pleas.
Petition for Divorce.

Caroline Eshsnbrenner,)
George Eshenbrenner.
GEORGE ESHENBRENNER. OF
~ Marietta, in the county Of Washington and
5tateof Qhio,is notified that Caroline rs henbrenner
did, on the l3tn day Of May A D. lS6l ale her peti
tion in the Oce Of the Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and f5r the county Of Cuyahoaa
and state Of dido, largiHg the said Georgs Eshen
bTenner with Adultery, with one Elizabeth Kol-
brenners and skiing that she may be divorced Rom
the said George Eshenbrenner, which petition will
Be for hearing IN sfx weed nom the date herewith
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, A. D., 1851.
CAROLINE ESHENBRENNER.
my29:U25 rar By Pierre A Collier. her Atfiy
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OLEYELAND 4 ERIE R. r.
Isl. SUMNER RRANGEMENT. issi
On and after Monday, Hay 9th, 1851, Passenger
Trains viii run as fJtlOWBi -
LEAVE CLEVELAND,
9:25 A. q. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN-Stopplng at
all Stations except Euclid, Wicklide, Men.
tor, Perry, UnionVille, Saybrook, FairvieW
and SYsnTille; aud arrives ct Erie at 1874
N, Dunkirk 300 ?. r., Buflalo 4:25 P. 4.
4:05 ?. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIH-Btop-
ping at PainesVile, ABhtabula and Glrard
only, and arrives At Erie 7st6 ?. \ Dun
t... Kirk az $50 p n, BuiiAlo at i0:25 ?. Il.
l:25 P. q. OONNEAUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ping at all Stations ali-ei n'.
zoo ?. \. NIGHT EXPRESs TRAIH-StoppIng al
Psinesville, Ashtabula and Girard oIly, and
arriVes at Erie at 1910 4. H., Dunkirk ct
eco A. n, Buffalo s:20 A.. \.
LEAVE ERIE.
iiI5 A. n. MIGHT Express TRAIE-StcppinR al
GiEard, AshtaOulA and PainesVills oPfY, and
arrives at cleveland at 4:15 n.
ID.0G =. n. MAIL TRAIN-Btopping at ell Stationa
except SaybroOk, UnionViIle, Ferry, Hen.
tor end Wieklihs, and arrive st Cleveland
1850 P. n. DAY TX PRESS TRAIN-stoppius st ei.
SaEd, Oonneaut, Ashiabuls and fafnesville
ACCOMMODATION TKAIh VIM Jat ,a;f4 3 \,
ua at sea eSenlna at NJ 49,
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Police court.

The Police Court sdjourned this morn
rs 70 meet Al tsO O'clock his afternoon.
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M ASTER'S SA l. E.-PURsUANI
b IIL to the command Of decrstal order of 1salC
from the Court Of Common Please Of CuyRhozq
County at the suit Of William r. Hayes and others,
against John GrPenbrer and others, to directed,
shall expose for sale At public auction atthe dooi
Of the Court House, in the City Of Cevelsnd On the
NTH day Of JULY 1851, at three O'Clock P NJ, the
following described prsnises, situate in the town
state OF Ohio, and being n that Part Of the City Of
Ulevaand, formerly called Ohio City, and known as
lots mum bers twenty cone and twenty two in Jacot
Rer ina subdlFiston Of pan Of the south eastern
portion Of original lot No hfty IN said township Of
Brooklyn, each OF said lots being fifty feet front on
Clinton street. Appraised at es10
@ ,al HENRY G. ABBEY,
Loren Rr9ntl6 r.F -..r Master Comm'r.
Plua iuue2-3fa
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An the trans going westward connect At Oavalan6
with trains tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincin-
netli 81 Louis Sci and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkrk with the trains OF the ~ u q n
katroeds and at Buffalo with those Of the New Yorf
central and Buffalo New York City RaiIroads
,,-.,-, H. NOTTINGHAM, SUIT,
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MECHANICS, FARMERS 3 WORKING GLllf.
THE attention Of the enterprsng and industrious por
ton Of the conm1nlty Is drecied % the following
statements and liberal Inducements oaered thsm by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, win enable them, By
proper energy perhsperancs and Industry, % provide
conf0rtAbls homes for thensslgs9 And families, with
comparatively speaking, very iittle capitaL
.---1. -'' LANDS OF ILLINOIS. . !
No State IN she Waller Of the Mississippi oners 90 great
an hdacemsnt 20 the settler he state q Illinois
Thers e no port0n Of the world where All ths condL
sinns Of climate and soii admirably combine 70 pro
thoss two great staples, cox and HHEITF as the
ARES q LIZ 4ls0', q, s7sg1I g a bna ,usr11. =
-ft ..5,4 TIE s0UTEERH PART
OF the STATE les within the zone Of the coitonregions,
Whilo the sol D admirably adapted TO tho growth of
% cts more per bushe than that rased further north
-sBoaR RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS
The deep rich loan Of the prairies Is cultivated With
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Easern
anA Middle States are moving 70 Illinois n great num-
bers7 Thearea Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that OF In
gland and the SOL IS rich that is WI support tEeaty
.nllLons 0f people. av'c4 ss3i- Il III .lcs
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN HARKETs.
These laads are contiguous e Q railroad 100 miles
in length which connects with otner ROADS and naylg-
be lakes and rivers, thus afording an unorozsn e-
munIeati0n VITA The Eastern and Southern markets.
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL .iIsiI .
Thus far feapital and labor have been appliedto DE-
veopng the soil the great resources % the state Z
coal and iron are almost unt01cned. ne inFar li
Eh6f the mechanic arts flourish best where food andfue
are cheapest viii follow at an early day IN Il1os and
in the course OF the next ten years The natural ava eo
Necessities Of lhs case warrant The baef thai at leas
dye hundred thousand people viii Be engaged N M
state OF Illinois IN various m1nulaeiaring enpioy
ments. iI1 dmzd9 1sl.s-ci8ba0 sB11Q6
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS. n
Over 100000 900 OF private capital have been ex
pended on the railroad System Of ihois. inssmuch q
rf or the income fron ssYersl Of these Forks, yin
valuable public fund in lands go TO diminish he STAT
expenses the T1xE5 Az LloRF, and must coie4u
sVery day decrease sal Ial siu3l Eual1s sai
a o. ss-sapo THE sTATEsDEBT.a adi basog
NJ qats az & oHly $40 Jos 3os u, and lOhi1 d
laT tss taTs has ben reduced %, ,s69, ,74o 50, d 70
nay Teasssa5y apoes AZ n tas years e become e.
ttset. g .ss5liu usas15 la1svze ed. i1 .Iiiasni i
pamphlets Descriptive OF the lands, sol, climate,
on application 70
1-sd0 ,1EiAq III
For the names OF the EoEyng,I Vili
! noiS Cent. b. h, see pages GsS, ISS q
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G. NJ. Barber J Before james Wallace. Justice
w Bsdz S15asoes & 5ai Fsass eouSsy 2. j5s & &ouTsh
an THE A22D DAY OF JUNE
Ay1e6l, and order Of atfachment vas ts7ued n
tins action for the stni Of Three Hundred Doiiars
and the same Is sst for hearing on The l6fh dav 4,
August, 1851, at o'clook A. NJ
Dated Bsrua, o., Juas . 1851, jyis:sI7
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Cent &c ps ss @ y ys ss % Gs 1sGfsa 50
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OONHECrIOHs.
01LEvELAND : PITTsBURgA

CLEvELANp 4 PITTsBURGA
HAILRoAD, }t.t5.,,..-.s
rHt HUMMER ARRANaEHENT. 4.i faE
To take affect on Monday, June 18th, 1881. Trainl
leave Cleveland daily q follows
N sHl wRssliag ISL $50 Il sss FEllsasithis
ts5P. II ETpTsss- -ArrIyss at New York 400 ,. 4;
Philadelphta 1880 P. r.; Pittsburgh li.s5P ?.
Both TTslpG connect Al HndSea for Akron and
Ygrs TqR 2 through from PIttsbarsh to Nov Esfk
"a Fafe g low a. by any other line
90 -Thrgush Tici cts can be procured at the Depot
q y w. HF'sis '''5 j. \. ac0uLhoUaH, sup,t. i
F.R. MFRRs, 9 z. Aseut e. }. in9e' :. Z
CLEYELAND, eoLUMBUs a
oIHsIENATI RAiLRoAD. -isl i.ls 9
Issl. ' sunnER AAaASaEnEHE. 1861
On and AFTER Monday, June 10th, 1851, Passongs
Trains will leave Cleveland a. iolloWH;
$50 A. \. n. Y. 3 CINCINNATI hEpfess Stopping
= Rerea, Grallon, WellinstOn, haE London,
Salem sSsiem, % shelby osssstline haiaon, Siltsa.
Centre, Worthinetoa, reaching Oolum-
bus at 100 4. Y, gineinnati q t;a9 ?. NJ,
2I0 p n. Acoommodatio stopping at all Station
and arriving at ooluIibrs no ?, n, and
l:65 ?. n. EiEht ESpre5s stopping at az Stations
north OF Orestline. and st Gallon, cardinR-
ton, Delaware and at al other stations, %
t u leave passengers only, arriving at Co
lumbus st ll;l5P, ". and Cinolnnati at s.2i
\. NJ Chicago via CEsstlineI at 10 :. n,
ta ooNE EDTIo.KR ,,i',5es 'ssis9 (.
Shelby, Bsndnskt, Nenaheld 4 Newark Railroad 10
Mansheld, Mt Vernon, Newark, zAR0sFillei
Orestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & chicago Rail.
road, for forest, Upper 4anduEky, Delphos
Lima, Fort Wayne LapOrtet Chicago, 6el
vest and East for hanshsldi Wooster, Mas.
/ siliuu. EE. HHl sleFaa e. -1
Gallon and BellsfontaIne Railroad Line for Marion
BslleiOntaine, Sidney, Union, Muneie, In.
dinapOliB, Terre HRute, Vilceples, EVang,
| vill6, IOuigViile, cairo, st. Louis, &c. ~
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt, Vernon and Pitts.
| burFh Railroad for 8prinehSld ll id3il15s
/ Columbus, Little Miami Columbus, and Kent
| -i Railroad, lor. Asnia, Dayton, lndianapolis
-ai Terre Hslte5 81. Louis, Morrow, hoVeli nd
--sra and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
BlsBiHFi Railroad at Cincinnati TOR Louis
! vile, Evansville, Cairo, St houi1, and Al
| H.. pOintH on the Ohio river, 3 IIlI .li9t d e
Columbus, Central Ohio kailroad Tor Newark Zaues
| ..r Vile, Wheeling, &C., Oolumbus Piqua ang
/ @ Indiana Railroad for PiQuA, Ur6ana, &C
80 For Tickets to all points and informntioa ey
| ply ct the Passenger station. iH9 2 I5d or
| = =. 8. FLINT, Superintendent
| Cleveland, June 10th 1851. % 1ls = IlEF t7l-.