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&c AdmInIsLraIIon suslalnsd.

The late elections incontestibly show
that the people sustain the Administration
and its war policy, not even omitting the
Proclamation Of Freedom, for BrOugh, Cur
tin, and ether eminent public speakers
fully endorsed and sustained the Proclaim
alton. Ohio, Psnnsylvsnis, Iowa, Indi-
ana, have returned their emphatic sane
tiOn. Nebraska and Baltimore havespOken
10 the same effect. -s,o
New York, misgOyerned by the disloysl
HOratio Seymour is next te speak, and it
ssnnOt be doubted that her great voice win
be given for the Union, and in crushing
rsbuke Of Seymour and his " "friends.'
We may look, with entire confidence, to
the election Of the Union ticket in New,
York in November next
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Hest Hirgisia-Three members Of Con-
gress and members Of the Legislature
Thursday, October %.
NsIO York-Sscretsry Of State, Control
lsr, State Treasurer, Attorney General,
State Engineer and Surveyor, Canal Com
missioner, Inspector Of State Prisons,
Judge Of the Court of Appeals, and eight
Justices Of the Supreme COurt-Iussday,
November Sd.
RsD Jsrssys-Members Of the Legislature
and County oHicers-Tuesdsy, Novem-
bsrsd. d. E
Z DsIa,DGrS-A member Of Congress, in
place of William Temple, deceased Tues
day, Nov 10.
3 RiseOnsin.-A full State ticket. The
soldiers are allowed to vOte-Thursdsy,
November 9th.
KayyIand-A full State ticket and mem
bers Of cOngfsss-Wednesday, November
4th.
KiaAss0ta.-Afallststs ticket-Tuesdsy,
November 10th. 10 -
Kassashusetts.-A full State Geksl-
Tuesday, November 3d. ha q
EissOlri.-Judges Of the Supreme Court
Tuesday, November Sd a.
Calyornia.-special Judieisl election for
Supreme, District and County Judges, and
State SUperintendentof Public Instruction
Wednesday, October 2lst
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.nARTITION NOTICE.-Rsnsom HeatE

DAhIIIIUN NUIICE.-hsnsom Heath
guardian Of Lucelia Heath, and Martha Fig
uers, Lucelia Heath and Martha Figuers, will
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 22d day Of September, A. D. 1868, IN the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Guyahoga, by j. E. Raymond and Ma
IyJ. Raymond, and is now pending, wherein said
j. E. Raymond and Mary J. Raymond, demand
partition of the following real estate, tO-wit The
lot situated the northeasterly corner Of Bridge
and YorK Streets in the City Of Cleveland, coun-
" Of CuyahOga, and State Of Ohio, being thirty
seven feet front on Bridge street, and running
back Of equsl width one hundred and thirty7sev-
en- feet on York street, and that at the next term
Of said Court the said J. Z. Raymond and Mary
]. Raymond will apply for an order that partitiOn
may be made Of said premises. u ie-.-
er PALMER & DENNIS, .,s Elk
Attorneys tor q! a.
J. B. RAYMOND
" sept23-6SIz3 MARY J. RAYMOND.
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T EGAL N0TICE.-CIark s. Topping
Of Bay City, in the County Of Bay, and
State Of Michigan, is hereby notified that Eliza
Topping did, on the second (2d)-day Of October,
A. b. 1868, file her petition in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court or Common Pleas, within anG
for the County OF Ouyahogas and State o. Ohio.
charging therein the said Clark 5. Topping with
habTtual drunkenness for three years last past
and with great neglect Of duty toward the sad
Eliza Topping for three years last past and ask
ing that she De divorced from the said Clark \.
which cause will stand for hearing at the next
term OF the said court. .at
ELIZA TOPPING,
By KNIGHT 4 BL4cKBURS.
oct2.124 Her Attorneys.
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Coal Famiae il clneinnatI.

Great excitement amounting to panic,
prevails in Cincinnati, on account of the
scarcity Of coal The City Council have
placed $4,000 in the hands Of commit
tee, to purchase coal and sell it to the citi-
Gems stcost But this viii afford only par
tAl relief. The price Of coat is nov SO
to SIS per load Of 25 bushels, and it Is a
favor to get it at even these enormous
prices. -t
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SKIRTS.
HLEVELANDH0OP SKIRTCO.
~ AND MANUFACTURERS OF
French and German COFsefs,

HAVING REMOVED our Factory from lq, Onts-
rlo-St-, TO l4l supeTior-St, re vii be happy to
nees an our Old CUSTOMERS AID many new cues as
may see III to call sad examine our EtOck.
This Company, having opened Sales Booms in fhia
their own manufacture. - =
lst.. We keeps LARGER STOCK than snJ whole
8eler In the state.
I'd. We maks greater variety Of Styles, Shapes
Sizes and Qualities incudip all the new sfvles of
In the United States -
"a The steel snc an the material for tIoos skit
nom the priminyeztsso to the salesrOona Ere under
our own supervision and entire CONTROL consequently
customers Obtair skirts from cur Eouss vfthoof
paying second proht.
.Also--the largest assortment Of Oorsets and
spiral BGstles constantly on hand
- yar Beratl Dspsrtmentis 10 oharss Of eompe-
- Merchants supplied cheap at wholesale.
FRANK EROS, Proprietors
octo .r. ffl SnperIDr-St
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HOOP SKIRTS FOR HEMILbIoN

We have now ready cur full stock Of Skeletons for
the eommgnosment Of theFau Trade, which embra-
ees al Of the leading styles including the PATENT
G'lBE TRAItH PATENT VICTORIA Also. the
newest style Of QUAKER SKIRT. -
We keep alWOys on hand SKIRTS OF extra size and
length, and Ladies who always have trouble 10 hrd
a skirt long enough, viii generally fad item here
We VIII sdhere strictly 10 our former principles
VIZ: Keep none but good article, which We will con
Time 20 sell at the lowest pO ,sible prices
~ The enormous quantities that we are now sell
iAg SHOWS coneiusivey, thatour experiment Of max
lpg Sstrts Specialize, and making our profts In
quantity instead Of large percentage will nav for
twice es many dozen. ~
~ TDealeTsi 10 surrounding towns viii do well by
consulting their own interest, to eai Us when in
- large assortment Of French Corsets aud Pat.
ent skirt Supporttrs II ways on hand I Fl- =
A. KLEIN & CO., ProBygu
Hoop SEirt ManufactrrsrI.
se9I lls Superior-St, Olevsisnd, D.
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A HiEb-TOsed virginia GsntIemun.

We understand that Wrsy Thomas, Nav
or Of this city, and Peter Ambos, ESQ.
made the following bet; IfBrough should
5e elected Governor, Mayor Thomas was
to turn grindstone in the Public Square
1sr two consecutive days, on which the
Union men were to grind their knives IN
tallandighan should be elected, NJ. Am
pos Vas 70 turn the stone for Fsllsndig-
ham men TO grind. Ysllandigham Is
beaten, and We are told the Mayor has sl-
rssdy commenced training and sweating
on ms surplus fatto get ready. The grind
ing van eommence on Monday morning
next ct : A. \. The Mayor is determipe5
70 make his word good If it kills him. N;
sdmire his discrimination to paw his asbt
Ladies are particularly reouestep a. -
tend CplumbHs Express. =
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MORNING LEADER
WRDNEs4AY aioHNING oOT. 9i. js6s



g 7. w." whom some impertinent chap
styles Ny Lord Tsurlow," is again Civ
ing himself sn airing in the columns Of the
Albany Evening Journal, over whose des-
tinies he long presided. he left that paper
Ileeause he could not support the policy Of
the Administration, snd has ever since
been pragmatically thrusting his sage
views upon the public, excepting to The
emancipation policy, denounciDg some Of
the most devoted and effective friends Of
the Union as "Abolitionists,7 . and pitching
into Senstor Sumner, Henry Ward Beeoher,
Horace Greeley, and others, and has en-
desvored to render ineffective the sturdy
blows of these and other faithful Union
lists. Thus did he cut himself loose from
the party Of the UuioD, and was largely
quoted and taken into fellowship by the
GopPerhesds. But q sudden change has
come over the spirit of " My Lord Thur
lows" dreams. The late elections have
wonderfully served as an eye opener. He
now sppears as at. w., lin the Evening
journal, with an article defending the
President and the Government, and even
writes in condemnation Of the DemOc-
eraey," that he recently SO much aided and
oomfOrted by his contributions to the Jour
, nal He msnifests decided dispositionto to
come back into the old fold. Let the old
baOkslider be received with caution. Let
him be put on a careful probation Let
am duly stand as q disciple at the gate
before being received into full communion.
Let him show works meet for repentance,
but let him occupy no position Of influence
or confidence sgain, where, in the reckless
spirit Of wreaking personal vengeance, he
may ipjure the cause. After the tilt he
has run, Ny Lord ThurlOw" may be
wiser, we could also hope better man.
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ItAEnHsy

Il is reported that when vsIlandigbam,
waiting and Watching over the border
1eoeiVed the assured fact Of his Overwhelm-
ing defeat, he gave, as in Dayton, the
grand hainng cry Of distress, HAsaI
AsaI p and echo answered Asa, nothing
horei
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RROnI WAsHINGrON.

WASHINGTON, October 20.
II has been rumored for several days
that Rosecrans is to be relieved from his
command. But on inquiry of those best
informed has failed to elicit either an sf-
frmatiHe or NEGATIVE response.
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p0sT.0FFIeE TlME-TARTF.
1858 sUHHER ARRAKGENEEF isoa
FOB THB -a
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,


SS-Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains = '
sS-An Mails close one hour before departure
ABKIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
sasteTn Through arrives Ct ti5 M, Lao l55P N
aastern Way arrives At 9;55 A. M.
western Way arrives at 5 30 P. n ! -
Sandusky Way arrives at 9:25 A. n
cincinnati through arrives at 9l5 A NJ, LIS P. M
do Way arrives at g:S5 r. ". 7-'-'-
FitISs0ursn S6 70 EE9Togg9 arriys5 at s;lsP ?. n.
Mahcnins FAY arrives at 7.O5 p H. r.H-
aedtnay NAE arrives at 800 P. II.
kockpSEt. a. - arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and SAT-
= 9raey5 a. @ Y a go. .---r 80 ~
breessvieS Bath, Sc, arrives AondayH and ErfdayS
sharon usnlsT, Granger. North Boysltou, 60, Arriys
Mondays and Fridays at P. nj
n MarrenaV 1tie arrives daily at l0sI5 A n
East Cleveland and Auelid arriyesdaily ASA. n
CLOSING on MAILS.
9 IA AAsfhAa IHRoUaH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Painesville, 4ene
Vel Astnbuia and GOnneagt, elos0s AZ A NJ
n hAsTEaS THROUGH, for New York only, closes ct
EAsrrRs THaoUeH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos
tom New fork and hartford closes Al s:45 P, 81.
aastEss ~ i9T AZ points between cleveland and
WEsTzRS THRoUGH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicse,
end MilSAnkss, eioses at 10 ?. NJ, lieaFss at s:l
WrsTHRN TliRoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohieazo
Dq1blque, 81 Joseph and Cairo cl0sOs at 420P. 81
and Toledo, closas al L P. e.
sAsDusKT WAY, for sanduskY and al interinodiat
CINCINNATI WAY, for ali points between UIsvelsni
and Olhcinnsr, closes at 10 r H., leaves AZ 5:l
next morniugl ---.F
OrEOISNATI THRoUsH. for CoIumbus Dayton, New
as and Slncnnn, closes At " r H., ussVes At 81
CIScIssATl -THEoUsH, for CoIumbus, Cincinnati
loufsvills, St Louis indianapolis, Zane5vills an
Wheeling, closes at 40 p. NJ I..' t.a..f
PITIsBgRoH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wssh
ingtOn. closes al p n .77 81
! -PITTsnUReH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
" el9vtlie, and Pitthburg Harfisburg Phiiadelphia
Baltimore and Washington closes at 100 A b.
mAHONIEa WAY, fDreu points between CleVelAn
and Youngstown, closes at 10 p. IL, (eaves next
ning.l .l + ~ III y t-l7
hEDISA WAY, closes at AN.
Saturdays, at u n.
6EECksy1IlE Blra. &C., closes Tlesdayi Andsa
1rdaysi ct A. MI ~ -
1 .nHARoN UEHTER, Granger, North HOyHit,n ke
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 7 A. M
| ' WARREEgvfLLE, closes daily, lg:3O A. NJ.
| Hast OLET EIANDnnd Euclid closes dailY,a P.
- Mail and DrOP Letters are require by lsv
s,sTIAlI 0ity Circulars are required to pro.PaI
| with penny stamp.
No. Once open from 7:ss A N. 70 7.s0 P. n. o
| Sunday from A. n. to le:20 A. d..
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In the last week Of this month. a y,,,,,t
Ear is to take place at Chicago ~ -
benefit Of the gallant soldiers of ~ NJ
sisaipPi Valley. It is 70 represeSti ~
whole Northwest and the arraneemenh.
Tor 1t are upon 8 stupendous scale.
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NEW York, Oct. 20.
Judge Hogeboom has decided adversely
to the Harlem road building trsck in
Broadway. ....za -r..r.- s
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las A. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS AIN-StoupIuR A
GiraTdl Asht1buls and PsinssElne cnly, and ar
rtves At Cleveland ct l.45 A. RI
$3.50 A. A.s.-MAIL AND DHUU6MMODETIoHTRA
stopping at all stations and riVes q OlsTs.
land at g.55 Ak w frI l1-T
9:55 A. H.-TOLEDO EXPRESS -stoppinq At All sta-
tons except sWangille, ssyhrooE, UuionTille,
Perry, Mentor and Wickiide. and arrivss ~
OisVeland 81 I.40 ?. n 1 p flEalI
la9 P-N;-DAH EXPRESS STRAIN-stopplng st o.
raras Oonneauts eAshtAbuia, and PainesTflls
only, and arrives in Cleveland at 1:55PM n.
~ Second Glass Cars are run on an through
Trains. e. s.- = n Il 10 500.
All the trains going westward oonnest at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo chicago, C0lEmbuSi Oincin.
natl, indianapolis, St Louis, ke:i and All through
trains Of the y. T. K Railroad, and At BuAlo With
those Of the New York oslgaI ant BuEalo 4 New
York City Railroads fer EeW York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Ealls &C., and At Erie with trains on tie
Philad5lphls and Erie Baiiruad.--. !.
- Day ENpreal, Easi and Vest, connsctsat Girard
With Trains on ETie and PittsbHrgh BallFoad foI
LinesTiiles HesdFills y JAnasstosp, 30. 80
cleveland April nth ia ~ =
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Eliza Topuing, ! IN The Court OF Common
= against =Pleasi Guysnoga eouBty,
Clark s. .Topping.J Ohio. -.iu
NOTICEs-The said Clark 8. Topping is
IN hereby notified TINT ldePositions in said
cause will be taken BY the said plaintiff at the
Office ofRnight & Blackburn, attorneys at law t
l24 Superior street, in the city o. Cleveland and
in the State Of Ohio. on the 9th day Of October,
A. D. 1858, between the hours. Of o'clock An
and O'Clock Pm. Also, depostions viii be taken
by plaintiff in said cause at the ofhce Of Nilsn
Johnson, an attorney at law in the town Of Ilthni
IN the county ofSeneca, and State fOhio, on the
2ith day OF October, A. ID. 1868 between the hours
OF o'clock AN. and O'Clock Pm.
ELIZA TOPPING,
BY KNIGHT i BLACKBURN
Oct. 2, Is6S-12 Her Attorneys.
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..-4 against -- .. -..-, ..
Leonard K Storrs, Maria
,Storrs, Eliza StOrrs, Eli
"a T. Robinson, Mary A. r rs-
Robinson, and Harriet P. -.-. a. d..
Robinson, Defendants.
N0TICE.-The aboVe-named defendants
IN will take notice that plaintiff has filed IN
the Court above named his petition against them,
asking for partition of the following described
premises, situate IN the township Of East CleYe-
land IN Cuyahoga county, and State OF Ohio, and
IS known as beng part Of lot No 567, in tract
10, in said township, and bounded as follows
Beginning at the center OF st. Clair road, at its
intersection with the East line of said lot No.
S67 themes westerly, along the centre of St.
Clairroad "A CHAINS and 6s links thence north
erly, parallel With the east and west lines Of said
lot No 367, % chains and IS links, thence north
89o 80 west chains and so links; thence north
ery, parallel with said east and west lines Of said
lot No. 367, to the shorelne of Lake Erie; thence
easterly along said shore line to the Intersection
thereof with the east line Of said lot No 357
thence southerlyi along sald aforementioned line
TO the place Of beginning; containing 96 90-l0O
acres Of land more or less, but subject to all legal
highways; and claiming that plaintiff owns one
undivided fourth part in said premises, in COM
mon with the defendants all OF whom with said
plaintiff derive title thereto from LeuIuel G.
Storrs, deceased, who died intestate seized infee
Of said premises, and of whom all OF said defend
ants together with plaintiff are the sole heirs 81
law. That the defendantst Leonard K. Storrs,
Maria Storrs, and Eliza Storrs, who reside in
Gardiner, in the State of Maine. own each one
undivided twelfth part Of said premises and that
defendants Ehza T. Robinson, Mary A. Robinson,
and Harriet Robinson, (Fho are all minors, resi-
ding in Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut, and
whose guardian is Henry C.. Robinson, also a
resident Of SAID Hartford, own each one undfVid-
ed sixth part Of said premises; said petition
further asks that plaintiffs said share may
be set of to him in seyeralty, or if that cannet be
dOno without manifest injury, that thereupon
such proceedings may be had in the premises as
are authorized by law. ia esq 80
The defendants are required to answer on or
before November 2s, 1858.
BACKUS & NOBLE,
ocl .f.- Plaintiffs Attorneys
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NlLRVELANp5k TOINpO B. B


2
1854. SUMMER ARRAHGElEEEcr Isss.
On and aftsr Monday, April nth, zlss7r PAassnss
Ifains VIII leave Oievelsnd a. folioEBl lSundayS =
osDtsd): .r -r--F $4,000
$50 A. 1.-OHICAGO EXPRESS-St0rs at BsreA
Graitons Oberlin, Naksmsn, Nor u1lk, Non
roegtlle, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, ElnorB and
Gehoa and arrives al Toledo 9.s9A.a.s and Chi
zOOF s.ss06TH isilsf II AII-stoSs 81 li stations
s!,o on Southern Division, and arrives At Toledo
5:l0 ?. H.-hOBTH&RH mA1L-Stops af AL station
on Northern Division. and arrives s. ssndnakf ,
-, ~ ~ 80; z; =; n, n [, I, -; u 60,
ton, Obeflln, " WakemEn{ n orE N Monroevills
Bollev1o, Clyde FREMONT and Elniorc, and Ar
riyes 81 Iolsde q s.f9Fs A. yhioageet 7;ioA
III -s. CONNECTIONS, ss7rh
Connections are made st MonrooFilIe With the san
duskyt nansfeld a Newark u. .tif 80 O)fdl with ths
sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati B. B., 81 Fremont
With Fremont lpdiane 3. B., and e 5l1lsGo with
the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana and To.
ledo Wabash RAilroada for Chica7cl Dstfois, Jack
son, Fort Wayne, LOgansport, Lafayette, Cairo Al
Ton, st. Louis and All Boints West, Northwest ana
TrsinS arrive m 'oieveiaad nom TolsdO and tbs
West g go 4 40 ?. T., end s;3s-R; H. FroD
Band1gky st 9.25 A.. n .a---- h D. HUUkER 6up't
Cleveland. April ~, lses .-s.-. s...s.ses9
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FOR EUR0PE.
6 TEAM SHIP ~-A
GREAT EASTERN.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
ROWLAND & AsPINWALI,....-...Akents.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN,

WALTER PATTON, Commander, r
Will BIZ DIsPAroHED
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. Eth, at Wednesday, Sept. 8, at
4o'clock P n, precisely O'Clock A. n, precisely.
And At intervals thereafter OF about six weeks from
p each port
FIRST CABIN, 70 Also
SECOND CABIN, State Room Berths, meals fur.
nished at separate tables.
~Excursion Tickets ont and back, IN the lst and
I'd Cabins only, fare and 3 hall.
HBServants accompanying passengers, and child
ren under u years of age half fare Infants free.
THIRD CABIN, intermediate state Rooms, pasaen-
gers found with beds bedding, table utensils.
and good substantial $50
5TEERAGE, with superior accommodations. $50.
~Proes Of Cabin Passage from Liverpool st same
rates as8baye. OIL
EE- Price of Stearags Passage from Liverpool, S25
ny-AIl Fares payable IN Gold, its equivalent in
q. s. Currency.
8DE Zach Passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of
luggage. An experenoed Surgeon on board.
For passage apply only 10 CHAs. A. WHITNEY,
at the passage ONCE, 26 Broadway, or TO q .a6'f
81. .-B II. II. BRAXTON,
8 EtwAter Building. Cleveland, y.
4 u a g. = 7 ROWLAND d ASP1HHALL,
aHgl:45a - ~ -Agenta, 81 Snuth-st.. n. 4
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CLEVELAND i ERIE R.R.
80 =


On A1d after Monday, April sOth, lss3, Pn-ssor.F
Train1 uin run follows :. Il II sta-7l
- rs-s .LEAY 3 CLEVELAND. ara
Geo A. M.-DAI ENPRkS5 TRAiN-gtouuiur A
SNlousboy, Painssyills, GeneTs, iAihtabuln,
Oon1oa1t ano Glrar0 onty, aIid arrfve Al Rrlea
-. laaREi R1nklrkiat s;43R.Hi Hlnalo e 5:IcP P.H.
4;O0P 4.-OlnClkNATI EXPRE9S-Stcppin0 a
RaiRaaTille, Ashtabula and GifaFd onl ly and ar
rtyes q Erie 700 P. N; Dunkirk $50 P 4; Buan-
.G 10 1870 R.M. lH1Taf ~ EfIET
t:2OP.A.-MAIL AND DAOOohMODATIONTR
-5topPing e AL stations and arriYes at Erie at
sB F.z.2NIGKT EXPREss TRArE-ssSvpiur. At
PeinesYilleY A1htabuls and Girard onIE, and ar
rlFes at ME at los A. 4. Dunkirk rs A. ~;
Buffalo 40 An. - -
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sAlAa9as.lss.. .ls. - :.

tsttssi z = lsSss.ss,
/ HLEVELAND, iOOUUafBUe 4
~ z OIHClNHATI RA4Lti94AD-0
issS sUhNER ARRANGEMEH3. LA
/ On ADD altar MondAy, April znth, .isss, PAuusnel
Trims viii Leave Cleveland, - foli5Us:a
/ lst Train-5sl5 A. H.-CINOIHHGTI9 ELPREss-s
| stopping g Grafton, VI HellinE.on, New Lon
| Delaware and Lewis Center, arrlVinRts
0restlins At sI0a n, 0slaal6us d 4s a n,
sBSSos sSaEs S1 q % B. 3 MI Slnsin2s ST. & - ? n Lo1, a.
yilis,7i-. vile E sSGt hsgns p ? sChieasO
I'd TrAin--s:I 6P, n.-kOOOMMODArtas -s.ovpiri
% e an stations and arrives IN Celnnbes
Id Traine5:s6JF P. z.-RIGHT HTExPREss-stovpsus
5ersai Sratto-is helliuEtuny 6sW London
SHELBY, s & C5s5Stline, Gallon, Gilesd, oaEdias.
sss m m, ESs996gi 6s5so6 rs y = p n S2Si2R7s
s00s. m, Louisville = 81 Louis II
WAYNE si0A. q, aud OhIsls6 u orsstliI
Trains arrive at Cleveland is m, s5 snd BE- \,
CoEEECTIoNs. ti4ia.s
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Ierre Haute, 81. Louis, MorroE, LoVeland.
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STATE OF OHIO, ! IS IL Common Pleas-.AsI J.. &
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CLEVELAND. WEDNESDAY MORNING.. OCTOBER 81

In the Court OF Common
Pleas euyanoga IcOupty,
#- IOhar
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-11-20

Departed this life in Wagner Township
Clayton County Iowa, Oct. rs, 1863. Of Ty-
phod Pneumonia, Frances G., daughter of
Warren B. and Mary A. Hunt aged l5yesrs.
To read the death Of that dear girl is sad.
sai indeed. Yes, we miss her even far away,
although bound to us by the ties ofreatiou-
ship, We must bid farewell to Frances. She
spent the winter with US two years ago in
New Oregon and was loved by all who form
ed her acquaintance. In the school she at
tended, both teacher and scholar, became
very much attached to her and now we mourn
the loss Of dear Frances as one from our
midst. To the Father Mother and sisters ]
would say We must look to a higher source
for consolation than earthly Friend, can give
remembering God only takes what is his own
ID doth all thing. we'll. +. F..