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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-03-21
The Fame Of President LinceIn

The Fame Of President LinceIn.
The Toronto Globe goes into the ex-
tStics over President Lincoln's Emanci-
patton Message. The following is tho
conclusion of its article,
This message will develope much
greater measure ofsympathy for the North
than has hitherto been shown in Europe,
and will also aid the termination Of the
war. The time has gone by when harm
could be done in the border States by such
proposition, The Union is thoroughly
re-established in Kentucky, Missouri,
Marylu Delaware and Western Viz
ginia, and Tennessee and Eastern Virgin
ia will soon be quieseont. The work OF
consolidation has commenced, and M.
Lincoln has evidently come to the con.
elusion that IL can only be successfully
accomplished by great movement foI
emane patton. Tie has done the right
thing al the right moment, and we may
safely add that he is the right man in the
right place. lfho aecomplishes the worI
he has cut out for himself, he will raise
himself to a higher niche than any Of his
eountrymen. Even the fame efWashinR,
ton will fade before the glories of thC
man who brings freedom TO four millioni
OF slaves.
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I'urscu IsrowuIOw.

The incorruptible old patriot, Brown
low, has arrived safely at Nashville. He
has been imprisoned for long time at
Knoxville, part OF tho time in his own
house and part in tho common Jail, in
violation of an cxprcss agreement. He
will come North and publish an account
of his tuiltrings and captivity.
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February os. lse2.
Sheriff Sale.
Azariah O. Needham

Azariah Needham.
BY virtue OF an order made by the Court
of Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio,
at the July term A. d. 1855 and at the Jan
uary term A. ID. 1862, in the above entitled
cause aud to me directed, ! willoffer for sale
at public vendue at the door Of the Court
House in tho city OF Tifin, in said county,
on
TrE lith DAY OF ArRIL, A. y. 1862,
bet ween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4
O'Clock P N. OF said day, the following de-
ecribcd lauds and tenemsnts, 10 witt
ln.lot numbered Eleven--ll--and the
West half of In lot numbered ten-lO--in
the Town of Berwick Seneca County Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff
March H. 1862. $3.50
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Andrew J. 0rm, ct al.
BY virtue ofan order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas of Seneca county, Ohio, at
the January term, A. d, 1869. in the above
entitled cause and TO mo directed, l will offer
for sale at public vendue at tthe door Of the
Court House, in the city of Tiiin, in said
county, on
THE 3lst DAY or MARCH,, A, d. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock ?. Nj. Of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to wit.
Inlet numbered one hundred aud ninety
six (l96) and in lot numbered Que hundred
and ninety seven (l9D, less nine feet OF
Of the north sido thereof, in the Second
Ward of the city Of Tihin, Seneca County,
Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash on
the day Of sale, one third in twelve months,
and one third in twenty four months with in
terest. TIE deferred payments to be secur
ed by mortgage on said premises.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
February 2S, 1862, SI35
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DuunuCi,,g.

Such papers Os the Statesman, Clncin-
natl Enquirer, Dayton Empire and N.
Y, Journal Of Commerce are constituting
themselves the chief defenders of Gen.
Mcclellan. Sush defenders can only
work damage to his fame. Better have
an army of bitter enemies than a small
squad OF such friends. .--SGR. Reg,
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GEN sIs.EI.

This noble German has again distin-
guished himself by his gallant conduct ot
the battle Of Pea Ridge. lie was thrice
surrounded by vastly superior numbers,
but each time cut his way through. Ev-
cry American should feel proud Of ihi.
aloptcd son.
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The country will be startled at the
news to-day that Gen. Grant has been
superccdcd for bad behavior at Donolson.
Everybody has thought his behavior there
was very good, but Of course the public
cannot yet know the reason for his romo.
val. II makes us feel sad, however, that
there should be any apparent nc cessity TO
thus dim the b-illiuncy OF soldiers rcpu-
tation.-- Ciere. Herald.
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Sheriff Sale.
David S. Headly

James u. fisl CT al
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, at
the November term AID. 1861, In the above
entitled cause and 90 me directed, l will q ifer
for sale at public yenjus at the door of the
Court House, in the city Of TifliD, in said
county, on
TnL l4th DAY OF APRIL A. d. 1869,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock PM, OF sold day, the following lands
and tenoments, to.wit.
ln-lot numbered One-l-in the Town Of
Melnoie Ssaeca Cou nty Ohio.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff,
ha.ok 1870 M
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To Loammi Bear, Nancy ]. Dear and John
Rear,

To Loammi Bear, Nancy J. Dear and John
Rear.
Yeuare hereby notified that, on the 10Th
dn iurch, A. d. 1862, Junius Jones as
Guardian Of Loammi ncar, Nancy J. Bear,
John Bear and william II. Bear, filed, in the
Probate Court Of Geneea Coun.y, Ohio, ape
ton, The object and prayer Of which is, to
procure snid Court TO order the sale Of the
real estate ,of the said boammi Bear, Nancy
j. Bear, John BearAnd William ". Dear, sit
unied IN the county Of Seneca, Ohio, and de-
scrbed as follows, to.vit: being in lot No
l05, In the Village Of FosloriA, Seneca county
Ohio.
The application therefor will bo for =
hearing by said Court on the twelfth day Of
May A -. d. 1862 at ten o'clock A. NJ. Mt which
time unless you show onuse to the CONTRARY
an order will be granted as prayed for "a said
p petition.
A. II. SELDEN,
Atty. for Petit ioner;
March 81. --6-w. S4,37
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Take Notice and save
Costs.

The Notes and Book Accounts
Of George Taylor have Jeen transferred to the under
signed All persohs indebted 10 said Taylor are
hereby Hntfcd that by calling ard settling the sane
they viii 'atr cpsts. A. they MUST he collected.
can be found a. all times At the Office of, Steiner
ESQ.
be Torrent ansr the iH Of April uest.
war7.4w
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Kentucky enjoys high respect and hon
orable consideration throughout the Un-
ion and throughout the civilized world;
but in my humble opinion, no title which
she has to the admiration and esteem of
mankind, no deeds of her former glory,
would equal, in greatness and grandeur,
that Of being the pioneer State in remov-
ing from her soil, every trace Of human
slavery. and in establishing tho de-
scendants of Africa, within her jurs-
diction, in the native land of their fore
lathcrs.
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Lewis Rang, ct al
BY virtue Of an order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio, at
the Jan. term, AID. 1869, in the above cnt-
tied cause and TO Inc directed, will offer for
sale at public vendue at the door OF the Court
House, in the city Of Tiffin, in said county,
on
Tue 3lst DAY OF MARcH, A. d. 1869,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o clock p. N OF said day, the following de-
scribed lands and ttncments, to wit;
In.lot letter "a" in the town Of New Fort
Ball formerly, now in the Seconf Ward OF
the city Of Tiflin, Seneca county, o.
LEVI WEIRlCK,
Sheriff.
F,hrparv o9 ISG5 e3l5
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Al,criGrsS Sale
Charles Nutschler, Administrator of Jscol
Welte, deceased.

Welte, ueccascdj.
Va.
Jacob Schaub and others
BY virtue Of M order made by the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Seneca county, Ohio, al
the May term, a. u. 1861, in the above
entitled cause and to me directed. shall Of
fer for sale at public yendue, nt tho door Of
TIE Court House, in the city Of Tifin. in said
county, on
TnE 3lst DAT or MARCH, 4 d. 1862,
between the hours ofl0 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clok p. M, Of said day, the following de-
scfibed lands and tenements, to wit:
ln-ot number one hundred and sirty Eve
(l65l in the Second Ward Of tho city of Tiffin
Seneca county, Ohio.
LEVI WBIRICK,
sheriff.
Fec. 2s. 1850. Printers Fees 50 10
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The senatorial EIec,.or.

In the Senate at Columbus, on Thurs.
day, the House resolution to postpone the
election Of ~. s. Senator to next win
ter, was laid on the table by vote Of 20
to IL.
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Parson Brownlow's Proposed
Hook.


7 FTFT7I ETT-IIT FTTFi I7FWT VI 7 u
The wcll.known publisher of DR..
Kuno's works, has offered pOrSon Brown
low $4,000 for the copyright Of hs pro-
posed book, giving an account ot his suC-
lcrings.
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Mmonrsrrr Mnrch II.


ContrOhands confirm the report of the
destruction of he bridge over Cedar
Creek aud that Gen, Jackson has retreat.
cd ups,ho valley towards Ilarrisonburg
All quiet 1T the outposts.
LOUISVILLE. March IT.
Friday nights rains swclled Barcu
River out of It's banks aud carried away
the pontoon bridge over the river at
Bowling Grceu,--Railrond eommunica-
ton with Nashville is consequently sus-
pended for the present, The Ohio is also
rapidly rising.
WASHINGTON, March II.
Gen, Fremont has had an interview
with the Precedent and Secretary eff War
He will press his affairs for promptly
starting to his department.. His staff
will therefore be determined on st an
early day. His headquarters will be in
the field. Col. shanks, of the House of
Representatives will accompany him as
his duties will permit,
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WAsnnaron. March ls.

" WAfHINEIUNl uIuItH To-
II is considered we have probably Sc
cured great military advantages by the
capture Of Newborn and places the safe
" Of Gen. Burnside beyond question.
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John A. Miller, et al. sfs
BY virtue Of mn execution, to wit: writ of
vondi;ioni exponis, duly Issued from tho
Court of Common Pleas Of Seneca Co.
Ohio, and to me directed, 1 shall Offer for salo
at public vendue at the door eli the Court
House in the city of Tiflin, in said county
on
The 3lst DAY CT MARCH, A. d. 1862,
between the hours. Of 10 o. clock A. NJ. and A
o'clock T. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
scrihed lands and tcnement., towit;
All that part of in lot number eleven (ll)
in the town Of Bettsvllle, IN Seneca county,
Ohio, lying south and west Of line drawn
from point In the sol ia line Of said in lot
number eleven (ll) ten feet westof the south
cast corner Of said in.lot and running thence
in a north and westerly direction so as to
pass twelve (la) feet distant from the south
west corner of the dwelling house on said
lot and to the Plank Road.
LEVI WEIRiCK,
Sheriff.
Feb. %, 1862. s4,aO
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sheriff Sale.
James Farquhar
Peter II. Lott, et al.

IcttT II LOU, CT hls
by virtue Of an order made by the Court
of Common Pleas of Seneca County, Ohio at
tho Nov. term, A. ID. 1861 in the above en-
titled cause and to me directed, will offer
for SAFE at public vendue, at the door Of tho
Court House in tine city of Tifin, in said,
county, on
THE 3lst Day or March, A. d. 1862,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. M. Of said day, the following lsAds
and tenements, to-wit;
Tho east half of in lot number Eve hun.
dred and eighty Ave $3.50 in the Second
Ward Of the, city, of THIN, and
further described as follows, to Wit:
Beginning for the Same at the south east
corner of said iu-lot number five hundred
and eighty five t5s5) running thence west on
and along the south line Of said inlot thirty
(30) feet, thence noithorlJ on and along the
centre Of said ia lot thirteen tl3) feet thence
westerly two L2l feet and six [6l inches,
thence northerly twenty three 23l feet,
thence easterly two ~ feet and six 6 inches
thence northsrly on and along the centre Of
said in 'oi No. 5s5 10 the north line of said
in lot. thence easterly thirty [30l feet to tho
north east corner Of said lot and thence
south on anG along the east line of said in
lot 10 the south east corner thereof to the
place Of beginning. Containing more or
less.
Also, the west half Of said in-lot No. as5.
Beginning for the same at the sou'h west
corner Of in lot No. SIS, running thence east
80 feet; thence north on aud along lhe &c ntre
lineof said in lot 10 feet thence westerly feet
and 6inches, thence northerly q feet, thence
easterly feet and 6inches, thence northsrly
on aud along the eentIe of said in. lot No.
5s5 To the norsh line Of said in.lot, thence
west 30 feet to the north west corner Of said
ip-lot, thence southsrly on and along the
west line of said in'lot 10 the sosth west cor
ner thereof, the place efbeginning. Contain
ing more or less.
The above lots sold separately or together
TO suit purchasers.
LEVI WEIRICK,
Sheriff.
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Civil Action.
john I. Huss,
Plaintiff,
vs. In Attachment
0ris Skeels,


Plaintiff,
vs. In Attachment
0ris Skeels,
Defendant
The said Dcfendant, 0ris Skeels, will take
notice, that on the 26th day Of February, A..
u. 1872, Jesse II. Leidy, Justice OF the
Peacs, ia and for Clinton township, Seneca
county, Ohio, issued an order of Attachment
in the above action for the sum Of Sl3,3l
and interest thereon from Nov. 23d, ls49,
and IS cents increase costs, also for Si5,1G
with interest thereon from Dec. lst, 1919,
and 40 cents costs of increase, that said
order Of Attachment was duly returned, en-
dorsed, 81 have made dilligent search and
" can find no money, rights, credits or assets
Z" of the Defendant to take or attach under
"undr" this writ, but find that the Defend.
I" ant, Ois Skeels, is the owner Of an interest
4" in real estate in Seneca county, and State
"of Ohio. February 26th, 1862;
-. II. NlGHSWANDER, Constable.
/" Foes, mileage TO-"
Whereupon the said Justice, at the request
of the Plaintih,did forthwith certify his pro
ccedings In said action to the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas OF said Seneca county and there.
upon the Clerk Of said Court at the request
Of said Plaintiff, did on the 9th daJ of Feb
ruary, A. ID. lSG2, issue an Order Of Attach.
mcnt IN said action Tor the SUN of Sl3,3l and
interes, thereon from Nov. 2ad, le49 aud IS
c9nts increase costs, also for S45, &c with in-
tercst thereon from Dec. LIST, lSl9 aud As
cents costs of increase, directed to tho Shor-
III Of said Seneca county. Under aud by
virtue Of which Order of Attachment the
said Sheriff, on the 2Sth day of February
A. d, 1862. attached the following lands aud
tenements, as the property ofsaid oris Skeols,
to wit:
The undivided one fourth part Of the north
east quarter of section fifteen il5l township
two ~ range sixteen (I6) in Seneca county,
chic, and the said Oris Skecls is notified
that he "a required to appear aud answer
unto sald aeten on OF before the Ihird Satur-
day after the 25th dOy OF April next.
JOHN 4. HUSS.
by Hall q Pittergor,
his Attorneys.
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Road Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the County
Commissioners of Seneca Counto Ohio, at
their regular ssssion on the third day Of
March, A. ID, 1862, levied a tax Of Eve cent?
on each hundred dollars valuation Of the
taxable property in said county for Road
Purposes. which said tax may be discharged
between the first day OF April and the frat
day Of September A. d. 1869, by labor on the
public high way, under the direction of the
of one dollar per day.
ISAAC KAGY,
Auditor,
March II. 1862. 3w
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statement.
thin. Mar,h II. 1862. sT w
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN

kol modest and genuine North--who IL inleni.
geri seelable lndnsiuous and cneTprsing yersatile
Ia talent, kind hearted and henep nt In
.ehstaetsI strictly neral aud ts upetate in habits-
~ desifcos OF forming the acqnaiatuncs Of some
moral, And as1rted snd ahsctisnste Young ladv,--
Whose religious views are not bigoted With those
who diilsr-with view 10 matTi aaony-wants beT TO
be Of hl form, fair and aorid complexion, ,tTaight.
smeeth hair neat ana not pfominent features, and
height ftom iset IA fsetl inches.
Any LADY who iAvsn hm with a correspondence
may TelY on tho s,rietest confidence.
The best references given IL desired.
llis phologreph he with ,he Editors Of the
TgiHVNg, or by eeuesPonding with The uudefsig aea
Addssss WALTER n. REYNOLDS,
ss~fsAlsysyins, AlsghsHy Co., rs,
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Without undertaking to Judge for any
other STATE, 1t was my opinion in 1880,
that Kentucky was in condition to ad-
nit Of the gradual emancipation Of her
slaves; and how deeply do lament that
system with that object had not been
established. II II had been the State
would now be nearly rid Of all slaves
Ny opinion has never changed, and
have frequently publicly expressed it,
should be most happy il what was i'm.
practicable at that period could now bo
accomplished.
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AARON nugby,s Estntc.

Notice 10 hereby given that the
Undersigned has been duty appointed and quslined a.
Admin rlor Of the estate Aaron Bugby deceased
lsge Of seneca couny,o.
PHILo BUGGY.
mArei.3w
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The House Endorses the PrcsI
dena

dent.
Tho telegraph informs us that the
House Of Representatives, by vote 81
So yeas and 81 Mayo, passed the resolu-
tionA--introduced by Roscoe Conkling-
recommended by the President, as fol-
lows.
Resolved, That the United states
ought 10 cooperate with any State which
may adopt gradual adjustment of Sls-
very, giving to such State in its discre-
ticn 10 compensate for the Inconvenience
public snd private, produced by such
change Of system.
We have, as yet, very mcagre synop-
els OF the proceedings. but it will be
see that Kentucky, in her Representa-.
tiyes, Criitendon and WicklifTe, opposed
the resolution. oh! that the spirit Of
Henry Clay could break i,s coffined bonds
and repeat his letter, dated New Orleans
Feb. n, lS49, upon gradual emonoipa-
ton. Those timid sons Of Kentucky who
are ground under the oppressora heel
would, perhaps take some courage and
dare to brave tho slave propsgandsts
soorn. In that letter Mr.. Clay said;
Avnst majority Of the people ofthe u.
s., believe, regret the introduction Of
Slavery into tho colonies, under the Az
thority Of our British nccstors---lhment
that single slave treads the soil-de-
ploro the necessity Of continuance of
Slavery in any Of the Ststes.-rcgord the
institution es great evil TO both races
and would rejoice in the adoption OF any
safe, just and practicable plan for the re-
moval Of all slaves from among us.
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Jiffiu ateehlp Tribuur
n. l.. MKgB, Js. MlCLEtLAND
M'I<ee ~ Ms(C1cI1and
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs,
OFFtCE--sIiAwIIAN's BLOCK
Cor. Washington 4 Market SITS.
VOLUNTARY EMANCIPATION

.Tiffin, o, Frlday March ~, e6,.
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FROlT WAsHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May %.
Every member Of the Cabinet and it is
believed every earnest friend of the Gov
ernment here, deplores the hasty censures
visited upon the War Department by some
Of the loyal papers in the country. It has
already been stated by Mr.. Wilson in the
Senate, upon the highest authority, that
the disposition of our forces which is cen
sured was sanctioned by the President, and
it is equally true that it was approved by
the whole Administration. ..
! Successes such as the country did moi
anticipate have already attended Mr.. Stan
toms conduct Of the War Department. and
efforts are being made which would seem
to insure a continuance of them. Ocea-
siOhal failures and reverses must happen,
but Mr.. Stanton is not more responsible
for these than he is entitled to the public
gratitude for the success Of our arms. r.I
Navy Department has received information
that Acting Master A. W. Emerson deserted
from the Galena on the 18th inst
The Minnesota started for Norfolk this "A.
NJ, but got aground of Sewall's Point. Sew
eral tugs endeavored all day to get her of,
but we're unsuccessful up TO this evening.
All the rebel fortifcations on Elizabeth
River and the navy yard have been taken
possession Of by the navy. The former are
to be destroyed sIII f'l- s..H
The blowing up Of the works on seRalPs
Point began to-day.
T5Upwards Of five hundred rebel prisoners
have been received at Head Quarters, from
the scene Of the late brilliant victory at
Hanover, c. H. They left this A. NJ. for
Fort Monroe. More were coming in.
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P0ST.0EEIcE TlME.TApLE,

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT For
~ tho arrival and closing Of the mails at tho Glove
land Post Office. anna IHIE sol .III.
Easter WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New York,
arrives 3:05 p n; closes 900 A. ~ i''.
TgRoUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York arrives 800 A. n, $40 ?. Nj closes 800 p H.
PITTsguPgH wAIa daily, for PniladolPhia, BgiH-
5illoh, steabehyille B. o R. r. arrives S:i6 A. Nj
closes 5:25 A. N. ....
THROUoH PITTsBURoH, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Warrington, arrives $50 p Nj closes i:l5 p. NJ
CINCINNATI WAY, Columbus, indianapolis 81. Louis
Louisville Nashville and Cairo, arrives g:iO p n;
closes 1000 P. N. I IlT'
Louis, Nashville and Cairo arrives $50 A. NJ. 800
Pm.
WESTERN WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit, daily.
arrives W a NJ closes 1000 p NJ.
daily arrives g:lO p NJ; closes $50 P. n.
SANDUskN WAY, Elyria via Northern Division, ar
riEes at $40 A; NJ closes i:t5 P. A. a
MAHoNiHg Way, Warren and Youngstown arrives
..05 p. NJ. 1000 p. II.
MEDIsLA Way, daily, arrives 800 P. NJ; closes 500
RockPoRr, Dover Sheffield, North RidqsviIIe. &c.
arrives and closes on Tuesday Thursday and satur
day at y N. .... ...-# D.. ...r ..s
Barn, Brecllsyille, Coplcy, &C., leaves Tuesdays
and SATURDAYS at Zoo A. n; arrives Mondays and Eri
SHGRoN CENTER, Granger, Hinckiey, North Royal
ton, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 700 A. Nj ar
riyes Mondays and Fridays at 500 P. NJ. F......
MARRENsVILLE, daily, arrives 1918 A. NJ; closes
EAsTCLEyELAND and Euclid, daily, arrives 9OOA.E.;
closes 800 P. n. ..-'.. +
Time Of distribution Of mails ready for delivery Is
usually one hour latter than tho time Of arrival Of
trains. a.-
M9i and drop Letters are required BY law to DO
pre- paid. 1l
An City Circulars are required to be pre- paid with
R5- oaico open from 7:sO A. N. to 100 Pm. ..--