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Another GONG.


Ep. LEADER:-I have just read a letter
from Lieut.. Dsmine of Co. B., ID 0. V.
Cavalry, announcing the death Of Sergeant
c. WyckOa a worthy and patriotic mem
isbor Of the same corps be died at Fort
Scott On the TN inst, after a short Illness
! brought on, IS understand, by over fa-
.tigue and undue exposure to the heat Of The
sun. Mr.. " vas long a respected and in
dustrious mechanic Of this place His ear
. y, active and patriotic efforts in behalf Of
hia eoqRtrys did much in stirring up and
sHslling the list of valiant young men for
she fslaa1sstioh and 9at Of 10 snliflsd
for the army from population Of less than
two Thousand, he is the second whose wor-
thy career has been suddenly stopped by
death. - - Has aH 59
An affectiOnate companion, beloved
ddtghtsr, and vide circle of friends are
left 70 mourn his unexpected demise j.
H.
aIeehagFin Falls, Aug. 225 1862
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EDS. LEADER In Smith Township, Ma
hOning county a few days ago, two broth
ers, the sons Of Well-known farmer, en-
listed, with eight or ten other associates,
p e swell the roll Of honor from their neigh
borhOod, n thus responding to the Gall
. Of their country, they incurred no appar-
ent dispieasurs Of the father. On the 10Th
inst, q midnight, an order came for The
boys 70 report themselves at tCanfeld forth
with. The order coming at 60 early an
hour unexpected yet imperative. The
brothers prepared for their departure, but
before leaving went to their old home to
perform the saddest duty Of soldier, that
of parting from the dear ones there. As
they were about to enter the parental root,
the father greeted them with, What do
you want, boys2 They answered ef to bid
mother and the gals goodbye He said
they ishould not enter his house for any
such purpose; their business was at home
and not fighting for the niger these
times. Be closed the door, and stood to
keep them from entering. They,reasoned,
qoaxed, and plead with him, but Of no
avail, until endurance ceased to be q vir-
dtHe. They said they would enter any way.
So one Of them; drawing back with win
and q purpose, exclaimed: Father, I en-
listed to kin rebels; I am prepared to do
iii ] had just as well begin at home, and
that too This moTniHf,.-if You persist one
mintte longer Twill make my word good
4he cid man stepped aside; the boys en-
tsEed paid g parting tribute osItheir
eiher and sisters, who bid them God
) speed and left for the county-seat. ia8
g Tic boys may be seen today at Camp
iiGleveland, Capt Wilson's Company, lO5tb
Regiment o. Y.M. They have met rebel
lion At home and are now ready for stern
ser Conflicts in the field God bless the
brave boysl @
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New YoRK, Aug. "a.
Owing to some disafHeetion among the
troops Of the Empire brigade, at East New
York, a'lriot occurred on Saturday after
noon, Their bafracks were torn down,
and q hotel glttedJ Several officers were
beaten, and many soldiers badly hurt. ~
Is A militia company and 100 marines were
sent 70 aid the police In quelling the riet.
One Of the militia fred into the crowd.
killing Sergeant, Maiorof one Of the reg
iments. Polics-Inspsetof FoIke, Of Brook
lyn5 was very badly cut II the head with
stones and many policemen we're also in
5uTef0d HEIH q HYAH EEf-
The troops generally stampededJ TO
Brooklyn and New York City. In the eve
ming enly about 100 out Of 1000 were in
camp. Z. Many have been arrested since
and returned BY the police.
The whole aasir Is said to have grown
0utof the non-reception of0cunties.
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FORETGN ARRIVAL. s
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rllf4f- I-aarl. ~ = Nf-AN- ~ = Au & Nos
The Hibernisn, from Liverpool the 18th.
via Londonderry the 10th, passed here ear
" this morning. .id .li ~ asset
Z 6readstuns tend q os7n Z ard with q slight
decline on all qualities Provisions dull.
0onsols closed at 90 for money. y. 3
The Tasearora left Kingston at I.80A.
NJ, on the 18Th, BY order Of the Collector
Of Customs.
The conference between the representa-
tives OF cotton-groE countries and q
dspdtAtion Of the Cetton aRpply Assoeia-
ton had been held in London, where IA
7orable representations Of future supplies
we're made.
Gem Deucha had presented his efeden-
tials 70 the Frsnch Emperor as the new
anbessgdol from 90, gsiisoe.I bag =. =,
moderate JOURNALS .tugattHly. condemn
9erihla1fs COURSE Il is Eensrally be-
heTsd that the 18th Of August IS hEsd FOR
9 demenstretIon throughout Italyaeainst
Erancis Second.
Bombay dates, Of July 24th, report an
intense excitement in the cotton market,
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FROM HARPER,s FERRY.

fal HARPER 8 FERRY, Aug. 70,
The 111th New York arrived here last
night 20 relieve the 22d regiment New
York State militia, which latter were or
dered home, their time being up. In view
Of thereported advance Of the rebels the
22d regiment has offered to remain until
the first Of September, which offer Major
General Wool has -aecepted6 g0
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All Reading Matter on this page
is from Last Evenings Edition.
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''n There Is nothing important from the
Rappahanaoek. There was firing at the
river On Friday, but no general engage
nsnt. The baggage trains hare passed
safely to tHersar. By this time the com
binsd forces must be sufficient to meet any
advanees-of the rebels, and in few days
more We can assume the offensive aud
"driva them = the wall"
WehaTeknoEn for several days Of the
movements Of Western troops to reinforce
Gen! Pope, as referred to BY telegraph, but
hgye considered the information contra
band.
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Yoluntser. n AshInnd.
AsALAADi U aug, % Iooz.
EnfreRs LEAnER..-.-A lnrre Ear rnaatin

ASHLAND, O., Aug. %, 1852 I
E1rTeRsLEADER.-A large war meeting
Hashsld in the Court House here last night.
"a half past nine O'Clock, the chairman
rose and stated that there remained but
two and a half hours for them to volunteer.
i appeared p have the effect Of starting
them somewhat Five came forward and
volunteered, which brought down the house
with thres snss three cheers foF the brave
boys. They want but six more to volunteer
to save this township from draft, which /
think win be had this morning.
As far as I can ascertain, Ashland coun-
ty has nearly flied her quota, and the
dFsfA if any, viii be very light 10 T
Yours, Sc, With.
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THIS AFTERNOONS REPORT.
FROlI TRE RAPPAHANNnoK

WAsHNeToE, August 25. ]
The recent expulsion Of newspaper cor
respondents from the army Of Virginia,
and the order Of the Government forbid
ding the transmission Of intelligence from
that quarter over the telegraph, has rem
dered the collection of reliable news ex-
tremely didiouIt and almoaf useless.
Skirmishing has been going on to
greater or less extent during the past
three days, during which several attempts
were made BY therebels to cross the river,
but they were each time successfully re-
pulsed, andin one instance quite a num-
Der Of prisoners were captured. The
troops are in good spirits.
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FROM PfIILADRLPHTA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25. r
The Press, Of this city, has letter from
Pope's army, dated 22d1 inst which says
that Gen. Sigel had captured 1000 rebels
who had crossed the Rsppahannock on q
bridge which was destroyed by fire,
Federal battery cutting off their retreat,
and forcing surrender after a loss Of 400
killed and wounded. q 5
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FRODI WAsHTy1sT0N.

~ .lti ~ =, iWAsHTNG4'oE, Aug. "A
~ lst Lieut., Ulysses Westbrook, Of the Cd
regiment Ohio Volunteers, having. while
IN command ola picket allowed their men
TO pass beyond the lines, where they we're
anbRseadedl and one reported killed, the
trssIdent has directed his name stricken
from the rolls.
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aA4-A-L- -AAAllu IRON LlLElGalauH
Adjutant Luther g. Riggs, who arrived
IA tie Atego from Port Royal, communi-
Gates to the n. Haven Journal and Codrier
the substance Of q conversation with Mrs.
livingston Of New York, who was brought
from Savannah under o rebel flag of truce,
after . eoi0Ina Of several months IN the
sodth. The oiicer writes Is follows: AIRS.
Livingston, whom find TO be a very in
stslIig5rf lady, and who Is the wife Of a
csptain in the Federal Army, says she has
been treated with uniform kindness and
respect since her detention in the South,
, which dawes back to the commencement of
the war From personal observation she
believes Savannah may be taken, but
CAafleslon never. She has seen sixteen
forts which eFs- slTeadY completsdi aHd7 the
feelsl ere 5till eugagsd ia making more
auEerous the foTtilcations between Fort
Eumter and the city. The rebels say there
are toibs no more New Orleans defeats
81 There s-no property except real estate
within . dozen miles Cf Charleston All
store1. furniture, Hnd Indeed every
thing mogable, Was sent into the interior
smmeaissely aftsr re baitle Of james Isl-
and. Two PToFision- stores only remain.
Many Of the inhs 5itants reside about three
nilet 6ul q tlz city, in barracks, similar
To soldiers, and pse only the cheapest and
mcst lfIdi BE furniture. 10 Sabbath
da7 rsrti aro held IN any Of the chu11h-
s8s suIl The chrroa bsllz have been cast into
cannon. and even the iron railings and
fences have been collected together and
made into cannon.
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WAsHINaToN. Anr. "a.

sIR: Having informally understood
from you that British subj jeeta who had
merely disclosed their intention to become
citizens Of the United States had expressed
apprehensions that they might be drafted
into the militia under the late requisition
Of the War Department, l have the honor
to acquaint You for their information that
none but citizens are liable to military
duty IN this country, and that this Depart
ment has never regarded an alien who may.
have merely declared his intention to be-.
come 9. citizen as entitled to a passport,
and consequently. haSo, ,elEays withheld
certificate Of citizenship. IhaEe the honor.
to be, with high consideration, "a iie.ii 10
Your obedient servant,
-.ir VIZ. Il. SEWARD, i.
.l s .sili5c 1s Secretary of State.i
To- Hon. VIM. Stuart, &C.. Sc. &c. 2hgs5
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RIOT AlfnNts YnI.IIDr4RRs-

10 Hon. VIM. sluar., 81, 81. d. n y
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FRnnl RnRr nInNnnp

FoRT MoERoE, Aug. I9.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th inst.
wants to know where their friends and re-
porters an are, who used to give them reli-
able Information concerning the movements
OF Gen. McClellan's army. Who're are
they all We have heard nothing Of. them
Of late. = is.l 6.1-l--'i .iil = VIZ
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Order neaishntlhs Camps of Rendezvous
for the Drafted Militia OF the State Of
Ohio,
STATE OF ONO, !
aonl Executive CHAMBER,
-. August 90, 1862. y

STATE OF ONO, !
aetil EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
e August 20, 1862,
BY virtue Of the authority vested in me,
! By General Order No. SO, Of the War De-
paTtment Of the UnilaS States. I David
Tod, Governor Of the State Of Ohio, do des-
ignate the following camps as places Of
rendezvous for the drafted militia Of said
First At Camp Mansfield, for all drafted
IN theooanties Of Van Vert, Putnam, Ham
cock, Hardin, Allen, Auglaize, Logan, Wy
andotte, Marion, Morrow, Crawford, Rich
land, Ashland, Wayne, Holmes, Stark, Col
urahiana, Carroll, Seneca and Mercer, to
which camp ] have Eeappoihted Col. Chas. ].
sherman commandant, to whom all reports
viii be made.
3 Second, At Camp Cleveland, for all
drafted in the counties Of Ashtabuls, Lake.
Geauga, Trumbull, Portage, Mahonihq.
Cuyahega, Medina, summit, Lorain, Huron.
Erie, Sandnsky, OttaWs, Wood, Lucas.
Fulton, Williams, Defiance, Pauldine and
Henry to which camp have appointed
Col, George B. SenteT oommandant, to
whom all reports win be made.
Third. At Camp GAINESVILLE, fo- ALI
drafted within the counties Of Jefferson,
darrlson5 luEpar1Was, Belmont Guern-
sey, Coshocton, Muskingum, Licking.
Knox, Fairfield, PickaWay and Perry to
which camp have appointed Col. John q.
Lane eommandant, to whom all reports will
be made. 4 -
Fourth. At Camp Marietta, for ali draft
ed in the counties Of Monroe, Noble, Wash
ington, Morgan, Athens, Meigs, Vinton
and Hooking; 70 which camp I have an
pointed Col VIM. R. Putnam commandait,
to whom all reports will be made.
Filth. AT Camp Portsmouth, for all I
dIafted within the counties Of Gallia, Law
renee, Scioto, Ross, jackson, Adams, Pike |
and Brown; towhich camp have appoint |
cd Col Martin Grain 6ommandant to whom |
all reports will be made.
Sixth. At Camp Dennfsda, for an drafted
in the counties Of Clermont Hamilton, |
Clinton, Warren, Fayette, Butler, Greene. <
Preble and Highland; to /
which camp have appointed Col. John VI. I
Caldwell commandant. Il
Seventh. At Camp Chase, for all drafted
IN the counties Of Franklin, Delaware.
Union, Champaign, Clark, Miami, Darke,
Madison and Shelby; to which camp I /
have appointed Col. c. W. B. Allison com
/
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
a1 my name and caused the great seal I
r n Of the State Of Ohio to be affixed at /
Columbus, the day and year above
MAJ te5d So DAVID TOD Govsrpor
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0RTlGAL
sOIOmonsOn,s- II1Ill6fed sneefaeIes.
u, SOLO1T0VSOW

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTioIAN.
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line of any
In the trade From his long residence in this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
ulne ne would say 70 his old friends and the public
geneIoiiy Iiat to enor that could be Put forth to
secure the Vet3 Of Crystal q sses ground
under his o1gn j. cli1n 10 silt thttres in an ca
Sc curing We dizziness or Inflammation OF the
Eye ana mparting fengt Ion loIg reading and fne
ssWlng- The reputation 0f SOEO1rONS0NsS esfa
y! as nc most reliable e Eet the best articles
t,l - A9st iiie INA en - o1lons has beconA an es-
taelsheq ati and attested by his patrons whose ad
siee S u u IS ls. W TO S0LOM0NS0NlS tmake no mis-
tskei} ~ euperiQr-St.,- under the American, and
there you viii ind the best kind OF SPECTA6IFs
adapted 10 your night. - =
Al kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and Pbilosouh
ical tnstrumentsi AstfOnomie Telescope from s31 to
sl4Oi surveying Instruments, various prices a large
Stock oI hieroscopea fom g 70 el3 Marine Ttits
eopesl Spy Glasses, large variety; Lenses prisms
hye tsilsses koezet Com passes BaroIneters &c
as perfect as natural. FA'
QFEIcE-Ro- 40 supsrior-st., under the American
~ ~. q ~ s1l apr2
-4T- E1VFf Il Il t5lFtTfI - II 7TlS5fffi n, TTry55
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tlL ST. PAUL. Aug. %. ro
MI. GOodell arrived from Glencoe on
Saturday night, bringing the Welcome news,
that sixtystwp persons supposed 70 DO kill
ed are safe. Among the party were forty
two women and children, and twenty men.
Among them are Mrs. Galhraith and fdm-
lily, Mr.. Sinks and family, Mr., Giyens and
family, Mr. Goodell and family, E. Rider,
John German, Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Cramsey,
Parker Pierce Mr. Ashley, Mr.. Roteveli
and family and Fadden family as regards
their fate. Missionaries think about forty
families, including those between sacaui
HaFle and the agency are killed. They say
all the farmer Indians gathered st Mr..
Rigg's house to defend him, but must have
been overpoyered -----l.- 49, t
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BY virtue Of the authority vested In me,
By General 0rder No. ss, Of the War De-
paEtment Of the United States, I, David
Tod Governor Of the State Of Ohio, do des-
ignate the following camps as places Of
rendezvous fer the drafted militia Of said
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GtLEKELANDs Ann, 1EAHONTiyG
" AILROA

Cleveland, Nay 5, is6S. ~ -'-;'i- II
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bns ,yf3gos ib olaled slieoGlh % e
-. l...as.l - :. !. ll Ia. laae Lat .
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airiFes e Ari1 az i2.lT a. d. Dunkirk 20 Z
81 81. p osiinio ~ a e. acllo8 usI j.
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An conneqting direct 70 Nsy7 Yortr r
va 2 hiIndelphia.
as asElFOtFRoE 7HARgIsBBRe 10 NV F6E.
nelroi nisal Vi AlsstsHn-. .Eiiiileq cd
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81 a dsf
On and affsr March, :. ~, Trains aiIl n =
OWL l5tsE sli lol Oh ViW EG1 .i11I1
LEATE c1EYELsaD. ARRrYR Al. .rr.rr-rsr1r,.
lla1l---..........l6;tlA. q n Ezproes.... 90
Express .......s:o0 P. n. hsll.-....... I.15s.i =.
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~ bezing, Roasting and Broiling properties arc
and In economy Of Fuol il l. unpur
alleledi with its =
NEW PATEET dsRATE
i will burn Goal as we'll as Wood sbo
Oven being thoroughly ventilated II viii Eroi,S,s
perfect and healthy bake equal to that Of a Bsi-er,s
Brick Oven; Roasting and Toastf1p IA dome bs1o-s
the open IRE, and Broiling over I've Goals on fhe
heart 2s common sense dictates. II sInanufatffred
maIsnip are OF the best quality; finally II gives u
ect satsiactiou 70 ALL hundreds or tdss eeeFs IN
this city and surrounding country who srs sisiiV
using 1t, Will testify. T9lIf 2 --S
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE "a a
new and desirable PATTERN which, with a variety OF
otners, make our stock complete. We also have on
hand great variety Of Paror Cooking and other heat
Ing Stoves, for Coal Or Weed, at reduced prices.
We sre constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful atyles Of EsE
---ENAMELED -GRA TES,
Also-sl Of the most useful ARTICLES 81 House Fur
nishing Goods, Nails and Bariners Tools - = =
are Just recelEng the latest inaprored STYLES Of
- eA.hs which are offered At the lowest prices
We n1anacttre largely and have for snia al 1rFoe-
aie ana retai Aif the various articles Of Plain and
JaPaaea Tn, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware.
We offer the almost endless variety of goods in opr
PRICE SYSTEM = - -
SS- All Rousskeepers and those who contampiEte
house ping, and the rest nf Eaaniud,n are most
invited to cali before purchasing elsewhere
sRe & lqr themselves AFIsF ACTION Is GUASAS-
tftD 81 tnH ~ .l-.a u y 4 cill u s-tl &
STOVE AND GRATEEMP0RTBM
Of il -is ..d ha.s.tf tfulls 9ii. w. L. AiafRVIN!
No.s0, South side Pub Square,
-- elsz'-u%h f-i ~ sslal NieFeiandi Ohio.
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ALTFNs Am nRAFTINn.
DEPARTlIENF or srArr.

The following is q recent letter from the
Secretary Of State 70 The British Charge
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. RH0I0HRAPHIR 9TnnH. !

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Ar
- f-- r. b DOUGLAS 4 CO. -.
---1it4 .s-1 20 ealiia1 ~ Supafiof-1t.i
ARTISTS 1AATERIA IALSAWINDsORs AND
u MENTIONS and Goupil's OIL and Water ColoFg r
e. r, B. DOUGLAS COS,
9Foaa SO Iq0bH Lshf y Hi7s Bupefior-Et
OYALIANDI SQUARE GILT R0sBWOSS
Frames al gs 3. B. DOUGLASS 'kGo'Gf r
- r- i7g superior-SA.1
PHo9OGRAPH COPIES OF oELEBRzTED
FGintihgs and Engrayinks, at 9 lH1F
Bod syed s8 doGs BIB, DOUGLAS k.00fsS
"CARTEs DE- vIsrTEp or 6ET. TBRETTo
Men and Women, and Pallnsr's AIaftIss u i3llIIl
r. b. DOUGLAS 4 Co.s7a.i. F..
B, r,.,..ri .,.f;.ts, q l79 SuRerior-st. /
Hen ~ 10 97an aHqBg DoBeEAs d co. %
ssE2a9bEl YIi2sl1sq sIa l7pauBayior-st-
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p DAVID TOD, Governor.
Dsparsars g lhs Iren-.Iaa EEIea,a Ns7

Departure of the IrOn-cIad FriEate New
Ironaides On her First crtise. - y
The telegraph announces the departure
from Philadelphia of the irOn-olad frigate
New IrOnsides. She goes to sea with
sealed orders, and is intended, as it is
generally understood in the nayy. fOrmOst
Important service.
The New Ironsides has been described
frequently. She is the only mailed frieate
built for the Navy Of the United States.
and bears some resemblance to the Black
Prince Of the Royal Navy. She is 8, 500
tuns burden, and carries 500 men, full
sailing frigate's crew, and 49 United
States marines, picked men" Since the
Wabash first left the Quaker City, no such
naval monster rs the New Ironsides has
been turned out there. Her machinery.
battery, armory, yeoman' s-rOom, and mag
azines are said to surpass those depart
nents in any vessel in the. service. F@E /
A dispatch received at the BROOKLYN
Navy-Yard describes the enthusiasm Of
the, Rhiladelphia6sas intense on the depar-
ture of the vessel The fact that for days
no one was allowed to visit her increased
the curiosity arith-whieh the public watched
her every movements Tha RharVeg were
crowded rs she passei down Lhe river, and
when leaving the Navy-Ysrd the crews of
the Princeton and POwhatan eheered her
Justify. The trial trip Of this magnificent
specimen, Of naval architecture will be
looked 70 with anxiety both in this eoun-
try and il Europe, as principles are in
volved in her construction not hitherto
tested. = ~, ~, 4 ,.,.., s e,'xN -, I
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with anadEanoo in some instances Of 8
THK INDIAN OuTRAGEs N nIINNR-

There was great exeitqnshi also in the
onlnnlta mnrknf.
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-qnIlfct iQng ll1 ~ a. = 50 a. .r.-
aasy1 Ali1slslc \ Newark ~ ~. ~ clrli7 ,7iil ~
e44e e4tl4e 80 l1Tio1 Cincien7ti =. III. q e1t
Win Are1lont B lndiana R. ~ a1f N ioI-I' no
me lAe II7IE1 sQul a1fr 2 .rII ~
ieao " go - r1ads lor chiclIo DllT1if 49,
fons sqrt He1na. Ll1Isl11rt, ~ ~
sons - louis and all points Ws5ts Eosth1isf "a
Trains arrive IN Cleveland fron. ToIsso s-f a..
$40 An. Il Is 1llrrT7- 81 80 -
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61ENFLElIEq'S CLoIHre Cr. ~
~ ING, R1noEatlag and 1.aldiar Esiaf n. 4
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