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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
A Psna.yIvaHIa YIsw q one P0lIIIe..

IErOm the Ihlla0clpAld LIeS.-l
We look upon Ohio with some degree of
interest. The problem Of State politics is
approaching most gratifying solution,
and in its various phases We see the spec
taele Of an honest public sentiment con-
tending with 3 desperate and depraved
school Of politicians. The people Of Ohio
are . noble people They have responded
70 the call Of the Government in the most
gratifying manner, and throughontzthi
rebellion they have exhibited sn earnest
ness and devotion which no words can ap-
proprialely commend. In that State ss in
other States Of the North the Democratic
organization is controlled by politicians
like Vallandigham, who ere avoHedly hos
tile to the Government, or like Cox, who
loudly profess Union sentiments, while
they busiIy aid in fostering DisuniOn
feeling. Anxious TO commit the organiEa
tion which had fostered them to an antsg
Onism with the Administration, and, there
fore, with the loyal sentiment which the
Administration represents, they not long
since placed on record 3 platform which
assumed the ideas OF Jefferson Davis to be
the ideas Of the Democratic party, and
sought to make that party the ally Of the
Richmond rebel "a -
AT the time we denounced this scheme,
as we felt 1t to be our duty to denounce it,
for with the dying words of Douglas before
us, no true follower Of Douglas could en-
dorse their treason and still be true to his
teschings and his memory. As the Re-
publican party had rendered to the Demo
cratic party terms Of union based on the
most patriotic principles, and looking only
to the success Of those principles and the
election of good men to office as their rep
resentatives, we could aot see how the prof
fer could be honorably refused. The Doug
las Democracy, We are proud to see, have
no intention Of refusing it. Stepping aside
from an Organization, which under its pres
ept mahsgenient is 'delusion and q snsre
they say % the Republicans that IS pAtri.
OTIS they accept their patriotic offer. q -
We only wish to say to the Democracy q
Ohio. that we congratulate them upon the
noble stand they have taken. In the termi
Of their union We have no interest. Anx
ious only to see great principle succeed
We Ere Indifferent as 10 Who the leader oi
that principle may be. There are thou
sands OF good and true men in Ohio, any
one Of whom would fittingly represent it
patriotic people, and -adorn the Executive
chair which those people sre about to gil
It is thought Hon. David Tod will be tn
choice Of the Union people. Certainly NJ
choice could be more appropriate. As tn
Chairman Of the Baltimore Democratic Con
vention after the retirement Of Cushing
Mr.. Tod is the national representative o
the Douglas party, and his nomination
would be q grsOsful compliment to tn
Douglas party all over the country. If To
Democracy are TO have the Governor, le
Mr.. Tod, or some man equally as good, b
chosen, and the country viii ratify tn
II choice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
Forward Go Rishmond.

The National Intelligencer, Of Saturday,
declares in set terms that 50 far as Yir-
rinia has been invaded, it has been done
With q view to the defence Of the Capital,
snd 10 the dispersal Of the hostile force
oOllested in its immediate neighbOrhoOd.
Ths Intslligsncer in that declaration does
does not speak for either the President or
the country, whose objects have far more
extended range: nothing short, indeed, Of
the restoration Of the national authority IN
every part Of Virginia and Of the whole
South, and irrespective Of The defence Of
Washington, or Of the army Of Gen. Beau
regard ct Manassas. TIE IntelligenceT
can explain, ct its leisure, for whom It does
speak.
Forward to Richmondl That vas and
Is the instructive cry Of patriotism every
where. and no military blundering at Bull
Run viii silence L. Il CANE directly from
he popular hssrt, and not 3 moment toe
soon. and Is now ss necessary as ever, Il
thore really is anybody for whom the Intel
! ligencer Is authorized 70 speak as II did on
ssturday.- Rasbagtoa RspHblieaa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
This AfternOOn,s RepOrt.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FopTppaa Moppou Ana q

-ef - 7EOhIkAeST h4OhAVHi aug 1o.
Generals Wool and Butler spent part of to-
day at the Rip Raps experimenting with
Sawyer's gun. The second shell thrown
burst in the Confederate camp at Sewall's
Point, breaking down the flag staff and scat
tering the rebels like chat.
A propeller which was landing troops at
the Point put back towards Norfolk.
The steamer Seminole from the blockade
of Charleston has arrived Sue brought up
as 9 pIize the schooner Albion, formerly q
Wilmington pilot boat from Cardenas, with
q cargo of sugar, coffee, fruits and cigars
When taken she was uuder English eolors.
The captain and nearly all the hands were
drunk. She had run the blockade off Viii
mingtOn.
The Seminole has also oYerhauled several
vessels showing English colors. She spoke
the Dale last night. She will coal and un-
dergo repairs at Old Point.
I The blockading squadron of Charleston
consists Of the Roanoke and Yandslia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
Fnom WARRINGTON.
WAsaINaFoN, Aug. pa.

" AhfIIHUiVHi mug -
Special to the Commercial; ~, !.
The Attorney General has declared that
Mayor Barrett must take the oath Of alle-
glance. This will put his contnmacy 70
the test. ,..a Ii o,..
Two or three Seoessionists we're captured
yesterday on the Leesburg road. ...,,..
Senator Andrew johnson expects to head
an army when he returns TO Tennessee.
The Administration will do its utmost TO
sustain the Union cause in that State,
The rumor that Gen. Banks had entered
Winchester is false. He is not in Virginia,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
WAR nIRFTING.

OAnDEE, Ne, Aug. q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
FROM BOSTON.

BOsTON, Aug. %.
AdVices from Hayti to the sth inst, rep
resent that q formidable Conspiracy to
overthrow the government by the pure
blacks had been discovered. Several ar
rests had been made. ...-
Intelligence from st. Domingo represent
the inhabitants reconciled to the Spanish
Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

- A. A. n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
FROM BALTIMORE,
-rIl N1-''''1 1-''1l1 !. n = 2 : = = II
BAIFTnoRH. Aug. "a

Mayor Barrett Of Washington passed
through this city as prisoner this morn
ing. BE is On route for Fort Lafayette, New
York. -fr ---,- -i1
The record Office in the Baltimore county
Court House, at FoKnsendtoWn, was fired
this morning By an incendiaTy and Dc
stroyed, With All The records.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
FROM NEW York.

NEW YORK, Aug. "A.
A letter from Savannah says the 0gle-
thorpe regiment, Of Georgia, lost 517 men
at the battle Of Manassas.
The Brooklyn Eagle has abandoned the
cause Of secession.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
~ TCotto5 q EnEIaBa. ~

The Liverpool Post Of August 7th, says;
ave have to report the safe arrival 81
this port Of the ship Harriet. Of Dublin
from Mobile, after 9 passage Of sixty-tWo
days (frOm 24th Of June). She is cotton
! laden, and brings twelve passengers"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

Sra; A resolution read by you, and
adopted at the Tth Of August Convention,
held In this city, charged the Wsr Depart.
ment Of my Administration with "o0rrap-
ton. extraVarance. inoompeteacY. and f.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
Ols.el.l ~ az "a legl:s3z -
HRY ITI TRY It'll
: b1a m LARTE ar.
Meats Foot on Polishing Compound fol
RELIEF FOR THE SICK AMI
WOUNDED S0LDIERSl
GARD TO TIE PUBLT0I
TBEMANAGERs OF THELA

THE MANAGERS OF THE LA
IL DIES, AID SOCIETY, bsing nov IN oommu-
nication with the Sanitary Commission At Wash.
tnGtOn, and atGo with the SurRsouG Of the several
Regiments, In which are Companies Of Tioops from
OeY. land and vicinity, are prepared 70 direct the
We have ALREADY sent some supplies OF Hogpltal
Clothing and Stores to the Commission and design
resOuroeB will allow. l- al
Ths Rooms Of the SOcisty, No. % Bank Street arc
open every week day tr IN l0tol2 A, NJ, and Com
mittee Of Ladies in attendance. Contributions Of
Hogpital 9amsnts and Bed Clothing, Delioaeies for
the eick-dred fruits, jeliea, &C. SC, are urgeRty
sOhcited, and will be promptly forwarded % ths
Hospitals connected with the Regialsnts In which
are Troops from this vicinity, or to the sanitary
Commission ct WAshing gton, finest needed thsre.
-, Il - -. MRS. B. ROusEs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

AEerHER CAsE OF TREAsOE n oIEo1H-
HKT1.-The Gazette says that Deputy Col
isstor Rose sVOre out warrant yesterday
for the arrest Of John Hart, who, it is said
has been buying horses in that city and
ssNding than South for the use Of the Con
fedsrats army. Hart Whs 3 Cinsinnstian
and Eas employed 70 engage in the horse
business BY Captain HAmlin Of Nashville
Tsna. he has succeeded in making 8
number Of shipments Wis LOuisville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

Terms s.H ~ HsEI ~ Sa:: :: ~. s';
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
What Par.on BroWnIo.E says.

The Washington Republican Of Tuesday
publishes q private letter from ParsOn
BrOwnloW, editor Of the Knoxville (Ten-
nessee) Whig, in which this passage occurs: ::
HAn order has been made ct Richmond
ts suppress the publication Of the Knox
wills Whig, but the notice has not been
served On me yet I have given them the
devil IN this days paper, and I shall con
tinus e say just what I please, uRtU my
once Is closed or destroyed by brute force.
They have about ran me ashore in q
pecuniary senso-broke up my business
withheld sll letters containing subscrip-
tions and thus an driven 70 the wall
With more Subscribers on my list than the
eight secession papers Of East Tennessee
ali pat together. But win starve, or beg
my bread OF Union men, before / will sur.
render to this vile heresy Of secession.
With my best wishes, am, So, 80
A HW. g. BRoWNLoW.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
To the P. N. Of NY. city.

PosT OFFICE BEPARTMENT, I
~ 81 ~ p August %, I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
COLUMBUS, Aug 2s, 1861. J

SlR: A resolution read by you, and
adopted at the Tth Of August Convention,
held In this city, charged the Wsr Depart.
ment Of ny Administration with "oOrrup-
tiOn, extravaganoe, incomPeteacy, snd fs-
Voritism.n
On the 18th inst, addressed you a let
ter repelling the charge, demanding the
evidence upon which it vas made, and in
viting you 10 an investigation, for which I
prOfsrsd unrestrained soOess to all the Of
hcial records.
Ina note Of August 18th you sVaded re-
sponsibility for the resolution, but on the
18th published letter, in which you per-
OmpfOrily declined 10 substantiate the ao-
ousations Of the Democratic Convention" /"
oontenting yourself with quotations from
newspapers, embracing imputatiOns which
have been answered or retracted, or are 90
vague in character as 10 be unworthy Of
reply.
You seek to give your resolution force By
declaring thai il was founded upon articles
in Republican newspapers. The truth or
fslsity Of the accusations in that resolution
is the issue between US. That is neither
verified or disproved by the character Of
the newspaper in which those accusations
may have appeared. They do not gain in
dignity or force BY being republished over
your name, and do not propose to reply,
through you, to newspaper paragraphs,
which upon their original publication we're
undeserViDg Of my regard.
II yoG are satisfied with the part you
have taken in this correspondence, 1 have
no farther controversy with you; but l
give notice that my invitation to any mem
bsr Of the COMMITTEES on Resolutions, ct the
7th Of August Convention, to make Ihor-
ough examination in the Department It
traduced, is yet open.
u is 10 be regretted that when rebellion,
armed and insolent, threatens the exist
enoe Of the nation, q. s.gentlemaa Of your in
telhgence and position shOuld 80 far forget
the demands Of patriotism as 70 be incspa-
ble Of rising above the dead level Of the
partisan. Respectfully,
VIM. DENNIS0N.
b. B. PAYEE, Esq, Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Aug. "a. =
The following has been promulgated
from Washington. II carried out it will
act as virtual suppression of the news
papers named: @ aoJG
PosT OFFICE BEPARTMENT, /
August %. !
To the P. NJ. of N z. city:
The PostmastsrGe directs that from
and after your receipt Of this letter, none
Of the newspapers published in New York
city, which were lately presented by the
Grand Jury IS dangerous from the disloy-
atty, shall be forwarded in the mails.
lam respectfully,
Your ob'dt serT't
I B. TRoTT, Chief elk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

The Galway qrsIand) Vindioatot gives
Graphic description Of the arabbls rOut''
81 Bull Bun, calling everybody aoOWsrds
ana poltrOonsg except The asIxty-ninth. I
Ghs Editor takes Il for granted the Blask
Horse Cavalry are negroes and says;1
iuHelrange 70 ssy, Il would sppsnr e cav
alEy company Of niggers-vOlunteers fight
ing for the perpetuatien Of their own slag-
ery--oocasioned the panic amongst the
Northern army"
ne chicago Tribune says that Major
slsameF, Who has been in that city fOI
several weeks, recruiting fer the l6lh In.
fantry, il called to take the held ct once,
within the Department Of the 0hiOg II
ths absence Of more explicit infOrmsticn, Il
supposes this order is % tske him . West
ern Virgins, Whsre the more important
operations Of The department are being
eonductsd BY Gen ROsecrans. G tl5a
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

UAADEHI MeI Aug. 2.
There was q great meeting in this city
yesterday in favor Of . vigorous prosecu,
tiOn Of the var. About 5000 people were
in attendance. Great enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

Connections are made at HIo17rS,-ila -y1.. -, -
dc8Ey, Manifold and Newark u II ~ a. q. -l.5
ne eaaauskyi Dayton and Cinclnnat II n ~ - ~.
~ 9l94b = Alllll4 -. x, and InI-l.
8tth tle AlcllF1l Southern 3 Eoftharn Tr-1i---S
And Toledo and Wabalh Railroads for CfIes15 -.
k9lts acHeonf lert Halne, bo1anzport, y -.
ARE it9n, g. Louis, and Al 1oin5 We1t Hortlf
vest aud southwest f1g1r fr r.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from To,odo and ~
eeet at sslo A. H. AS ?. n. andes45 p 4. EF56
'-D'4'Ay = '''9 4 :. unur-v -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
BUFFALO lIARKRT-AuE. d.
gapEr 3taagings.
100 900 ROLLS WALL PAPER

...S
War has been declared and Secession Is tho order
OF the day, and Is the time for all tidy house
keepers 70 secede from dirty and smoky walls, and
ooArce on them with . rush, neF WALL PAPER,
reby improving their homes, and most Of all the
= IRE HzALTHY.' -H-.artr
100, 900 ROLLS NOW READY %
for sale at NJ. Carson 4 o., ls3 Superior st. and
so loWthat all can get them. sI'f n 1iEf 7Tl 4
THE COST Is MERE NOTHING. g
We are now ready to sell French, English and
American wall papers from % 10 70 per cent below
pseviOus prices, and would most respectfully invite
all 70 look In upon our stock before buying for IN
quality Of goods and the length Of pieces, We can
give the utmost satiSfscton. Our goods coming a.
reotly fr0u the factories, thereby save one pront
Also IHrgs assortment Of Shades Of sveFy Varis.
Es 81 RI -l-l, Gao .e rF
GOLD BANDS, sc. 40, Il .
Also Just opened q beautiful lot Of m. = -,
co RNI Els g =.
sells IN endless riety. Paper Hanging done at
short notice Inexperienced WOrkmsn,aDd sf reason
able rate III -
Also 10 could take nios iobs OF painting, Grain.
ING and vanishing At fair and rsmune7stiEo rates
n. OARE1H q 20.
n. B: To Dealers We would invite thsir stfsStio6
b large atnek. mar7I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26
FROM NEW YORK,

.. NEW York, Aug. "A.
There were eighty applications yesterday
ct the Sub Treasury for the new National
loan, in sums Of fifty dollars to fifty thou
sand dollars.
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I llRRnaI aAarnN

BOsrOS, Aug. "a.
The following officers of the o. s. Frigate
Congress which arrived this merning, have
resigned: Capt of Marines. Robt. Transett
Of VS.; second fisutenans Thos. s. Wiison-
Of No; midshipmen, B. B. OIayborn and 3
D. Cas-, Of New Orleans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

EHAIT DHAD-Ths Dayton Empire, the
Lowest Of the seossheEs in Ohio, comes to u
haf the time in the form Of half sheet 3
pretty good indication that 1t e balfstaEved
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COMMERCIAL.
RRW YORR RIARKET-AuE. "a
lEI TEIEaRAFH.l TE

| lEI TELEaRAFH,l rHE
RLOUR-Reoeipts l5,s32 bbls. Market firm and
SAFES ssOo bbls az Ss@s4,45 for sppsrnns 6Atsi
a h5ml80 tof common % hisdum extra Ee8tofn
S56@s,ls, Cor shipping brands extra round hooped
CANADIAN FLOUR-Market outlet. Sales 400
bblS &c s. q for Superanei S4o997o0 for com
mon to choice extra. 90 - 4
WHEkT@Beceipts 1896 bush. Market heavy.
feies 5000 bush prime Milwaukee club at islOi
81, ,s5@l,4 for White Kentucky.
RHR-Markst qniet qt 10000 FOR Eesserni 900
RIRLEY-Msrketa and nominal No recsipti.
fC0RN-AiArket Ic better. Receipts S451 busnels.
Sales 9o0 bush 449soo fer mixed western common
dATs-euist at 26@sse for Canada western and
FORK Quiet Sales Of 100 bbls at SlS.OO for mess
Sl900 prime. .-rf Joss
HEER-Morket dull.
CUT hIEAT8-Market quiet. l..-.,,-.,,-
LARD-Market steady and sales 100 % - g9sj4c
BUTTKR- Is moderate request At sSllo loo
Ohio: i01ii<c state,
GHEE5R-AsTkss steady At 6a7hc as IN quail
Whisky Market quiet and steady ct Ike.
BUFFALO MARKRT-AuE. "a.
~ ~. lBY TELHaRAPH.I ID. e.
i ELOUR-MaTket steady. IN.
T WHRAT-MRrket quiet and shade easier. Sales
6,e00 bush MilW Waukee club at 90c. f7-s .rI ..1-l
CORN-Heldhrmty sal 1000 bush at 36h.
ERElGH1'S-U Unchanged.
LAKE lnlPORTS-lOOOO bbls -four; III, 900 bus
WHEAT: 5a,u0O corn.
CANAL EXPURTS--5O0 bbls -four: Ol,OOO bus
Wheeti 2zl,Oo0 bush corn; S0eOO bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

lstl. SUMNER RARRAHGEMENT Issl.
" and after Monday Nay 9Th, Is6l, PasssngSF
Trains VIII run ss follows: :
IEAVE CLEVELAND.
20 a. n. AAPhES8 HAIL T2AI N-Sf1rredr a
all Stations except Euclid, WlckEfs, fIen-
tori terrYS lrionEillo, Saybro6k, BairFisF
and sEanTills; and GrriVsE At Eris AZ l7sSl
?. =, Dlnkirk 3.0o p r., Bulnto - , -
so ?. \. CINCINNATI EXPRES9 TRAIH-Sto5-
ping at PainesTills, Ashtabula and GifaTd
e2ll, and arrives q Erie rs P. H Dun
- ,. X. OORNEAUT AOO0EMoDATToH-Sto
90 :. 4. 8 IdHT ExPBEss rRAIE-ssovpiaga a.
p I ERineSVkiie, AshtabulA and Girartl only, and
. arrives At Erie 81 l2;l0 A. r., Dunkirk q
S1 An, BufAlo 40 A. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

Az tAs trains going westward connect At ClsYelsnd
with trans pr Ioledos Chicago, Columbus, Giarin-
hat, - Loili Ec; and an the trains going eastward
eolnscs a. Dulkirk With the trains of the n. r AZ
kaiEo4d, and It BuHalo with those Of the New York
Oentral and B11IAlo = New Fork City RailrUad1-
Z 81. dOfHIGGHAMs 6u1'6
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I lLEyELAND 3 PITTsBURGH.
ALL Road.
SUuwrR Annauarr--

-. - suEMR ARRAHarHul.
t 49, ,iecs slecs On Monday June mn, la8l Fsfbs
triahq aaiys tSundays arcs1fsf. -
81 =. 10ss9dAl5l-ArriEs9 a. New York 5O5 ~ -
nt9ji9l - Pa1a 40 A. r., Pitfabufqh go q
+, u wheeling so ?. r.; New PhilsdSiPhis
- ,. =, 81 ~ Press-Arriges ct New York go ~
2 lphia Iz.30 ?. n; Pffi5l55r1G ii.rsssi 2.
H.; Whe8lfnE 500 A. - ----S7'
Nth 1r1us connect at Hufr1n - H. 80
niiirfs5uTgh. - ava -
uArs ruh through from Pltisbursa % -Es,, Vo-,- 2
tEia A. HtoWn.) without chance ~ -0i-
- are e l0E e. b. any other line
~ htgush Tickets can Be procured Al ftar n
o. 81 he Euclid Street Station
2 = RyE;7Su g 9, 1's1f. ja5Sis > ll
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81 Aaaas.
ClLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO a II
sunmEH ARsAnau,rvu,

1851 sUMMEB ARRAHeEEER IN
0n and after Eonday, August 70, Issi s--,. -.
-. oallg f81n1aga eEce1te1l 81 olln11.
Sos An gAlcago lEgEeag- 8topDlps as BaIs- e.I-1.
to1s ODefll1s Wak6man, EdFualtI ~ ,17eis-=
Vile, Boiieyres Qlyde, Fremont Eir5cl-
and arrives Is Toledo Is 1soo a II, f7EI7-s
- - e 500 p. ~, Datroit at 1soQ p II
- = tnro19n -1foyping at 81 1tEricnl N
%, 3 r, 81 DiFillon, alTlslng e 1oseolt
- 2 =. Aals ssops e ~ stations 60 % Hanaury
y lolsastn gllllions and arrives q So
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nIcesllles HolteEues ClTd5. Fr1n1onf- G1f
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l;l3 A. =. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-stopufng 4
Girard, Ashtabula and PsiresTil . on IL. and
arrives at elsTeand at Ez8 Az
losl9 A. =. NAIL TRAIH-Stopping at al Stations
! Z excspt seybrook, UnionVtIla, ParIT, Elen-
tor snd Hicklife, and arrive at OlsF8la1d
ht lsE5 p n, n
lss59 ?. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppinga Is Gi-
rard, Ocnnoaut, Aahlabula and painesVflls
only and arrives ct CleYsland At 40 P. H.
AGOONM0DATION Train win leave Commend
e $50 4. r, gtopPing st an stations, and
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