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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
RoRAT1 NOTION
Settlement of Accounts

yN>HE following accounts have been aIed In the Pro-
IL bate Court Of franklin county Ohio, and viii be
heard and examined for settlement on MONDAY, tho
4th day Of January, A. DxlRgl 20 witi 80.
The nrt account Of w Ia CLARK, admir- Of John
Baggs, deeds the Arst account OF Charles L. Peyton,
guardian Of Charles r. Breckenridge; the rst account
Of James Beers, admfof Uriah Beers, dso'd; tho hrst
account OF James g. Brtton, executor OF the will OF
Benjamin Brtton decd; the second accounts Of hrnine
Case, guardian Of George w. Ball and Anna y, Bali
the second account Of Rachel ehoaf admrx OF Henry
shoaf decd; the third accounts oLewis Baker, guar
dian Mary Peoples and James X. Peoplesj the FINAL
account Of Lewis Baker guardian Of Oahafine Peopes
The final account OF William Rowe, admr OF Lorenz
Wnnesdanfer, decd the final accounts Of Alex Whits
guardian OF Adam Bookman, Michael Bookman and
Louisa Bookman, the Anal account Of John Weserwel-
ier admr Of Charles Rrzzell, deed the unal accounts
Of John Zimmerman guardian Of Henry Kopp and Fred.
erck Kopp, the final account Of Daniel Ooe adrar Of
John d. Doe, decd; the final accounts Of Amos B. Ram
sey guardian Of Thomas Ramsey And Elizabeth Ramsey
(now Robnson); the nnsl account OF William Jamison,
admir- OF Joseph Il. Starr, deod the anal account Of
John knox, executor OF the will OF Paul Wambaugh,
decd the hnal account Of William Jaison admir- with
will annexed Of p B. Doddridge decd and the nrst ac-
counts OF Philip Esper, guardian OF Ludwig Bmmert,
Mary Emmert and Elizabeth Emmert
H. b. ALBRRY,
Probate Judge.
Columbus, o Decr. L. ls03-dltaw2w t-af
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Legal Notice;
Isaac Click and Ann Click,
his wife,

IGac Click and Ann Click,
his wife,
VI. SPetiuon Tor Partition.
Jane Pairchilds Sherman Fair.
ctilds and others.
CHERMAN PAIRCHILDs, aud Jane Parchilds OF
- Delaware county, Ohio, Apos r. Williams OF
franklin county, Ohio, Richard d. Williams Of the
State Of California, Abram o. Williams d the gtate Of
Indiara, Martha u. Williams Of Putoam connty, Ohio,
william o. Waters and Elizabeth Waters, his wife, Of
Franklin county, Ohio, Martha A. Reed and Samuel
Reed OF Hardin county, Ohio, Uriah II. Horloeker,
Adeiine HorocEer, Mary u. Horiocker, Isaac N. Hor
locker, Arthur NJ Horlocker and John W. Horlocker,
(heirs Of Catbarne HoIlocker, decd) Of franklin
county Ohio, will take notice that petition was filed
against Them tho 3Oh day Of November, A. D. 1858,
in the Court OF Common Pleas within and the coun.
" OF FTanklp and State Of Ohio, BY said Isaac Ock
and Ann Click, and Is now pending, wherein sald Ann
Click and Isaac Click demand partition Of the follow
ing described real estate, to witt One hundred and ff
teen acres more les, out Of the southwest quarter
lot No. g. section No g. township No. O. quarter town
ship No. 2, range No. 10, Plain township, Rrankln
county, 0nlo being the ,ame farm conveyed BY Jecob
Bchlusser and wie TO Isaac Williams BY decd dated
February %, A. D 1882, and recorded In FRANKLIN
county cord OF Deeds Vol TO- page 1885, and that s
the next term Of faId court the said Anu Click and
Isaac olck will apply for an order that partition be
made OF said premises.
~ HOBAoR wILsoy,
t..n Atty for Petitioners.
This 30.h day OF Nov. A. D. le63-decl -N6W
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Notice in Partition,

TOJA 90 b sHULTZ, HANNAH
i shultE, Leah LONG, John W. Long, Leah 3, Mefluf.
fey, r. o. McGufey, Hannsh etambaugh. Solomon 9.
Stsmbaush, Wilson Y. stambaugh, Gsnum u. STAN.
baugh, Lucretis n. Stambsugh, Eli shultz. Daltaer
Shuts, Solomon Shultz, Jonathan ehuts, Lydia Laub,
Isaac Laub, Jasob Westhaer, Barbara Westhsfer Han
nah Colehsse, jacob 3. Holneer, David n. Holinger
Samuel Holingsr, Csthsrlne Gardner, Lesh Rafens-
hsfger, Mary Ann DIETRICH, Augustus Detroh. James
Curry, Owen Curry, Harvey Curry, Elizabeth Curry,
Sarah Curry, Amos Curry, George Curry, George W..
Purdy, Emeline Wing, Webster Wing, Elisabeth Ernsb
Susanna Ernst and Susanna Stambaughi You will take
notice that petition was filed against You on the 18th
day OF November, A. D. 1863 In the Superior court
within and for the county OF franklin and ststs Of
Ohio, by Solomon Bhuz, and II nov pending, wherein
said Solomon ehuh demands partition OF the following
real estate, TO witt fotyfour OF Land situate IN
Truro township, franklin county, Ohio, being In range
g. township 12 section 3D. bali sestion 50 and in the
north half Of said hsl section; II being the same land
sci OF TO Hannah Shutx her dover In the estate Of
Bsltser Shuts by proceedings had In the Oourt OF Com
mon PIess Of fiapkin county, Ohio, which pro-
ceedngp recorded In ohnnoery Records, book No. D.
page 3 to which record reference Is hereto made and
that the next term OF said Superior court the said
Solomon ehultz will apply for an order that partition
may be made OF said premises, rp.4 agi. .,tis
Dated this 10Th day Of November, 1868.
SOLOMON sHULTZ.
ly BneHAn q MoGuyTrY, his Au'ys.
noy2O- WtiapQ rr r. &C.,.
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Sherif's Sale.

Brtlit 4 smith , oeurtOf Common Pleal
Va. franklin couniy,
Edmund oowllng ct ai.) Ohio,
DY vhtue Of writ Of vendi to me 6irec ted from the
u Court Of Common Pleas Of Franklin county, Ohio
will oer for tale at publ ancton st the door OF III,
Court House, in the city OF ooluubus, on
Saturday, the 81 day Of January, A. D. 1864
at ono O'CLOCK, p M, the following described real %
tate, situate In franklin county, Ohio, 10 wit:
Subdivision Of outlou No. 23 and "a Of OoWlipg'i
Addition 10 the city Of Columbus, Ohio.
Appraised ut S2a5. 90 l.
o. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of Franklin county, Ohio.
Printers fees $500.
nov2e-dlt&Wtd
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Master Oommiusionst's Sale,

a lsWnBtof .VommlbblOnorb Gale.
NnilAn A. piaa,i oouiuon Pleas court Of Yrspt.
,osn s.S:, l !. Al. I'm county oh'''f . ,,.,.
I'm purusnoe OF an order Of the said oonrt 70 me d.
reotsd, will offer sale at pablo auction at the
door Of the Court House, In the city Of Columbus,
On Saturday the l2sh day OF December, A.
D., 1858, osv f,yaaH ia
situate in Warrington township franklin county Ohio
to-wit; Rirst-Belng land formerly owned By John
Sells, SEN, dee'd, described % follows; -I
Beginning st stone corner near beech corner to
Catharins draees and running south 2 deg. west OF
poles stone beech tree thence south 81 deg.
east 81 poles 10 stakes thence north deg. east n poes
70 stake In oatharlns Graeea line thence north IS
deg west 66 poles 70 the beginning containing about 10
acres Of land. seoond0ne other tract commencing at
the northWest OF the farm owned by said Pnney
March 81 lssl thence with said Pnney's line south 70
With aid Moses Davss line wsst far enough to make
eleven acres BY running line north parallel with
the hrSt line; thence east TO the beginning, con.
tanning eleven scres. Third d-Another tract deed
Cd BY HolmeS Sells and wife to said n. N.
Plnney, March Sd 1851; Beginning at q stake In the
south line Of Johp Sells jr. survey thence south 10
deg east along the middle new fcnoe 50 called, 70 poles
links TO two beeches and stake. thence north two do
gfees west 70 poles 70 stake; sugar and beech inside
John Sells, seniors neI thence with said line north 80
deg, east 100 poles and 10 links to the place Of tesin.
ming containing Atty acres less being the same
premises conveyed 70 Holmes Bells under the order Of
the court Of Common Pleas Of Fnnkn County, except
the said undivided oneha Of the forty six acres claim
Appraised at the undivided half Of 40 acres 933 90 per
scre. The Eleven appraised at e33 90 per acre
The Fifty more or less appraised at S33 90 per
acre.
. g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
nov1O-dlt&wtd and Master Commissioner.
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Sherif's Sale.

AbsalOm Borror, ausrdian,I
Ann Jsmims Crabb, ct al.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
and TO me directed will offer for sale at public auction
at the door OF the Court House, In tie city OF Coum-
bus, on
Saturday the 26lh day of December. A. D.
1863.
tate, Jtuste In Jackson township, Franklin county
Ohio, to'wit:
part Of lot No. Q in Daniel Morgans survey No.
1885, Virginia Military land, bounded as foloaG Be-
ginning at the southeast corner Of lot No. thence
west I3ok poles to the southwest corner Of said lott
thence north 5et poles to post thence east poles
10 white oak on the line dividing lot No. and q;
tanning fty acres excepting from described nfy acre
tract the foIlovipg conveyed By Joseph Barbee to Jo.
seph watts described follows. part Of lot No. Gin
land and bounded and described Is follows Beginning
M the southwest corner Of lot No. O. corner to Abraham
Haughn thence north 55 poles to post; thence east
Nx poles b post; thence south ssk poles to post
In the center Of the county road In the south line Of said
lot No. 81 thence VESTS poles to the beginning,
tanning ten acres.
Also the following real estate situate IN Jackson town.
ship, Franklin county. Ohio, to wit: ia survey No.
6sD to ny acres OF the west aide OF the tract Of two
hundred ami tWentyslx that was decided to Hsws
Barbee sen, BY the Bank Of the Upted States in No
vempef icso wnlcn oeed ouiy recor1ed IN sau ffhnk
LIN county aud hereby referred to said fifty acrss and
to DO taken oh by direct line parallel with the west
side line, and will be adjoinng 10 william Barbees
land Said atty acres conveyed BY said Haws Bar
bee zen 10 said Joseph Barbee by deed dated pecem
her tho 18th, 1854. The nrst named tract be sodsub
jeot TO the dover Of Ann Jemima Orabb.
Appraised, the 90 acres, at Sll SO FER acre.
" " so " s27 90 "
Terms Of sals.-0ne third OF purchase money paid
day OF SALE one third in one year, and in tWo
years, with Interest ct six per cent, and mortgage
premises sold 70 secure deferred payments.
GEO. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of franklin county,O.
Printers fees 30 90
noyIQ-dltWtd ....r
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Michael Moriarty, s,,.v,ov co,,, =, ssi
Daniel Morisrty and others. franklin County, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
i the said Court 10 directed, viii offer for sale
Atpublic suction ct the door Of the Court House In tho
city Of Columbus, on sWiea7 -F ' l' az
Saturday, the 18th day Of December, A! D.,
1868, M
at one o'clock p. M the following described real ss-
tate situate In franklin county Ohio, and In the City Of
Columbus, 10 witt F7Aat ~
The NorthweSt part Of not No. 40 Of ssid oity being
3lx feet on Water street and 1o5k feet on Mulberry
alley. 4 s.sf.s.t w. 20
Appraised at 1880 ~ ~ l..,,s y.
nov.S.ltd&4tw and Master Commissioner.
Printers Fees so, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
Attachment Notice.

Bum ha'sasl 4 90 plnS Court Of q Common Pleas
J. r Hare, deft. franklin County, Ohio.
THE DEEPEN OANT, }. R. HARE, OF
j the State Of Iowa, will take notice that Bum
Raig uei Co. Of Philadelphia, In the State Qt Penn
sylvanA did on the 5th dsy OF November, 1903, Ole
their petition in the Clerks Office Of the court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Franklin county, in the stats OF Ohio,
sgsinrt the said h. Hare setting forth that said de-
fendant indebted u the plaintiffs 10 the sum Of Se3e
the rate OF ten per cent, certain judgment taken
the l7th day Of December, 1858, In the District Court
OF Iowa. within and for Bcott county, and that an at
eachment has Issued out against said defendant In
said a;ton, and that Iad defendant required TO ap-
pear and answer by the 10th day OF January, 1884,
judgment will be taken against him. ..H
By O. @. COLLINS,
noy6-dltAw6W ..... Pp1s Atty.
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a Rare Chance for Printers
and Editors. aa "a asf
A FLoURssHyss H.Wss Is IIsE.MoonArro !.

NEWSPAPER, 4 ''g1 "a aa II
one Of the wsaithest counties In Southern Ohio 10
J. now offered far sale. The county 10 always 70.
llably Demooratio BY large msoriig. ana fhs psper
now offered for sale - The REQ ogniKed land The only)
organ Of The party 10 the county. Tho Official patron
mum with subscription list fob work and busne,s ad
ycrtsng IN proportion. Tho material Of the oIco n
extensive and sxcelIent. A. The present propretor Il
Anxous 70 retire from ne baslne oreyer on aocount
great hArgain 60 Q good Democrat. -
yor further information, sddssm the sditon Of the
vDw or bNa'esmsn' nove0
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Attachment.

aotsfried Hass, Plainti, gefor. NOAH Orr. . 2, ei
Henry PIscs, Dsisndsnt.} In coaasy. Ohio. ~
0N tho 22d day OF October, A. y. 1853, nh Jnstiot
issued an order Of attachment in DE sbsvs soion
Dsas.sn Dsss ssa1Aa '0'n ohs CTS;siSp Ssy q q ee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-09
LAW NOTICE.

HARRIBT RIsK, Elizabeth Wagner, Abraham
u Wagner Joseph HeAdley. Sarah Fsrber, John
Farber. Rzekiel Headley, Mary Edge, Harvey kdgel,
David Headley Daniel Headley and Electa Headley Will
take notice that petition against them the 5h day
Of November. A. d. 1868, IN the Superior Court within
and for Franklin county, Ohio, by william Hesdey,
and ID now pending, wherein said william Headey do
msnds PARTON OF The following real estate oviti Lots
No. thirtyone (3, thirtythree (39, and thirtyfour
(3 in the rst quarter Of the rst township range six
tsen United States military lands, containing each one
county, Ohio Also lots No. thirty (33 and thirty
four @ Of the fourth quarter, second township, and
sixteenth range Of the United States military lands
containing each one hundred acres, more less, and
situate In said franklin county Ohio, and that Of tho
next term Of sa'd Court tho said William Headey will
sppy for an order that partition may be made OF said
COX o0NvARSB,
Columbus, o., Nov. S, a. D.iSos. Att'ys for prG.
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DENNISoN HOUSE,
Fifsh So, between Main q sycain ore ,
CTNCINNATI, OHIO. ,ol,.
5os. ,. PHRRia, .Propris.ors.

THIS HOTEL HAS BEEN REPAIR.
ed and Tentted throughout and d now open 70 the
public epropfletors, recently OF the Goddard House
Maysvile Ky. solicit The patronage Of The trayeIing
oommuuiy No pains will DO spared 70 give sstisfac
lion to the guests OF the Houss.
o0RBIN aALIHHnR,
a, ,.o Jos. y. PERRIn.
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20 IndianapcI .,,reAf without
3. W. -. 81 Do nf arn ..a ..l rs S',. !!

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4 10 lnaisn I S9' !. vlre6t without
!, angs Of Cars VI. 4. H N n. n. !
1 Winter Arrangement.
1858. 1858.
COLUMBUS aa
~ " u b
INDIANAPOLIS r. r. LINE,
For Urbsps. Springfield, Dayton, Plqus,
Richmond and Indianapolis
Throash to indianapolis
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
and but one change to Louisville s. Louis Chicago.
On and after Monday, Nov. I6, 1s68,
Trains will leave Columbus as follows
FIRST TRAIN.
INDIANAPOLIS EXPRneg, at las Q. m, connect.
direct q RSgs q S fog Troy And DsyS
CO. and at IDdanspolis at G25 for Louisville, Terre
Haute, Evansville, Cairo g. Louis Lafayette, spring
aeld Quincy, 81. Joseph, Chicago, and all western
and northwestern points.
SECOND TRAIN.
URBANA ACCOMMODATION, at TOO M, con-
Meeting at Urbana at ll30 for Bellefontane, Kenton
Carey, Rndlay, Tifin, Clyde and sanduskyi
THIRD TRAIN
INDIANAPOLIS IxPREss. at ii4o D. m, emmett
ing direct at Milford, South, for and
epripgn aud Borsh for MaIysvie and Delaware at
Urbana at s'4S for Bellsiontaine and Hentsvlls at
Piqua at sos for Troy, Dayton: Union, Muncie and
Winchester, ct Richmond ct T.25 for Anderson, Lo-
gapsport Peoria and 0hcaao, and at Indianapolis at
100s for LouisvIl, e. Louis, Chicago and all western
cities.
FOURTH TRAIN.
PIQUA HXPRHss. at Sis p. N. connecting at s:4J
with Day ton aud Michigan r. r. for Lima ~. Wayne,
ohIrhso. Toledo and Detroit.
UPrhe rs q 10. train Of this line ID the enIy
night train from Columbus for Indianapolis, Terre
Hsue, Lafayette aud Chicago s1d the western eities
Sleeping Cars are RIM on Might Trains.
This % the only through route between Columbus
and Indian spolis, and the only route on which
THROUGH TIoKBTS
The Oars Of this Line start from the Depot on the
Depot.
on this route there no change Of Care between Co.
nmbus and In dlanapciis and other route without
changing cars exists.
DFBuy your Tickets at ths Columbus and indian
spolis Depot thereby avoiding change Of Cars at
Richmond.
ICPFor Tickets spd any Information, apply at the
once, OPPOSITE THB UNION DEPOT, Columbus.
cARRY, General sup't.
Genera, Ticket Agent.
q. BIGEL0W,
General Pss,enser Agent.
Columbus, Nov. o. 1ed8-dn
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RAILRoADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton, Rich
mond, Indianapolis & Chicago.

RAILROADS.. 4.
For Cincinnati, Dayton, Rich
mond, Indianapolis & Chicago.
Withour Ohange Of Cars 10 Dayton
and HtchmOno, and only one
Change OF Cars so SO. Louis,
IndfanapO oils d chicago.
On and after Monday. Nov. 10.
Tiains will run as follows:
FoUR TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS.
(eundays excspted)
FIRST TRAIN. .,,-
CINoInNATI. DAYTON, RICHMOND AND I'm.
DIANAPOLIS NIGHT EXPkEes leaves at les q. N ,
stopping at London, xenia. Dayton, mddletown and
Hamilton, arriving at Cincinnati at 1925 q. M, Rich
mond 655 O. }, indianapolis 9lO a. m, Chicago ss5
SECOND TRAIN. -..s-
cINoINEATI, RICHMOND. INDIANAPOLIS q
CHICAGO TRAIN leaves at $50 a. m, stopping ct
all stations on ths L. NJ. o q x. R.R., connect
for Hillsboro Chilioothe and Marietta, arriving st Oln
einnsu at l0:55 m, at Dayton e:3S M, stopping
at al stations on the Dayton q Western kairoad,
riving at Richmond ct 1922 q. M, Indianapolis li35
i'm. B.-This train is the quickest from
O9iuW8up W NuiOhbVI tmo OOOupcu ucibb Az
hours, which 10 three hours quicker than by any
other Railroad roule. .
THIRD TRAIN.
CINCINNATI, DAYTON, RICHMOND AND IN
DIANAR0LIS DAY ExPRkeS leaves st 1:40 p. m. f,
stopping at London, Charleston, Cedarville, xeniA
spnng Valley, oorEin, Fort Ancient, orfow, south
Lebanon, Fosters Loveland, Damp Dennison, NIL
ford and Engine House arriving st otncinnan At 6.35
p. n, Dayton at 4;42 p. m, Richmond a. 6.42 p, m,
Indianapolis at lo:i p. m, and chiesgo 900 9. m.
FOURTH TRAIN.
MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS leaves at 9.25 p.
N. stoppin At all stations on the J.. N. O. T. x.
=. B., except olsysvle, Fort Ancient Bfancn Hill,
Mamsville and kianville, arriving at Cincinnati At
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
N:B:-lor farther Information spPly at the oOlum.
bus Union spot Ticker 0nace Of ta1 .sil .I'H.
M u. DoHBRTY, s..I
Ticket Agent.
T. LoUGH,
nnFfrs Agent
r. ". gFRADBR ... I'D.
H.W. WOODWARD. s'no'nu's' ''"'
..N s.u.eS '''1S t-.4.t ~. s.f.H. Is
ooisnsss, Nov. "a, 1858, .is..Is.h 4ss.ar ,,o|
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WINTER AaRaacEMrs.,
.ssaso'TIM c ca AZ : &C. z ~, b
Great NortAs,-s 4 Eastern Routs.
CIDyELAND, COLUMBUS
.3f ft'i ts771 Am '-., n
CINCINNATI
MM E ia.Hl iii Vl1Ia
r A I T. r O A y.
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
s,,L Exc EPT SUNDAY
From Columbus, in connection with TraiSs on the
LhcTLE pAlAE1I AND COLO m BBs
AND XENIA RAILHOADs


FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT ExPRAss-Leayes oolumbas ct $50 A.
n. an stop Of Delaware. Ashley, Darlington,
arriving AZ Cleveland al $50 A. NJ. Dunkirk St5 P.
NJ. Buffalo $40 P. NJ, New York 1880 A. NJ, Boston
$50 P. NJ, Chicago, via crestne, 1880 P NJ. Pitts
hurg $50 P. M Philadelphia 7:O0 A, M. Chicago via
Grafton at 1880 P. NJ,
Mc0ND TRAIN. ........
+. NEW YORK RxPREBS--Leaves Columbus at 1920
a. NJ will stop at Delaware, Oardington, Gallon
o,estilpe, Shelby, New London. Wellington and Graf
ton; arriving at Cleveland a2 50P. NJ. Dunkrk 617
p, a.. Buffalo $40 r. NJ, New York 245 ?. NJ. Boa !
ton ass P. M, Pittsburg via, 0resne at 75O p. H.,
PhiladelphIs 1910 A. NJ, Chicago via Grafton at A.
NJ.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPREss--LeayeS Columbus al 90 P.
NJ Will stop at all stations south OF Shelby and at
eaIem, New London, Wellington, Grafton and Berea;
arriving At Cleveland at o0'P. M, Dunkifk 2t6 A.
M, Buffalo l:2O A. N New lork $50 2, NJ. Boston
ass P. NJ, PittsbuIg via Orestliue al 2.2o NJ,
Philadelphia S:SoP. NJ, Chicago 1910 A. NJ, Chicago
CONNECTIONS.
Al Delaware with Springfield Branch Tor 5prng nslo
and ell points on that road. 10. g.
Al orestline with Pithbursh, ~. Wayne and Chicago
Railrcad for Pituhurghi Phadelphis and Baltimor
AZ shelby, win sandusky, Mansfield and Newark RAl
rcad for all points that road Aso, for Toledo and
Chicago. ..t ....e FL,
Al oieSelsnd with Lake shore Rsliroad los nr.e
Dunkitk Butalo. New Yors and Boston ..