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[HEsTERDAT'S DIBPATOHEs.l j
UNION MAJORITY IN new YORK
$4,000 in Forty.0ne Counties.
Union Mayor Elected in Brooklyn.
SITUATION At CHARLESTON,
PLANS OF GEN. GILMORE.
THESTATE ELEC TONS.
In New York, Maryland, Massa-
thuSetts and New Jersey.
Yesterdays RTBP PATCHES.
$4,000 in FOrty.One Counties.
Union Mayor Elected in Brooklyn.
SITUATION AT CHARLESTON,
PLANS OF GEN. GILMORE.
THESTATE ELECTIONS.
ELECTION EETURNs.

NEW YORK, Nov.
TWenty.eight Counties in this State,
gives DspeW, Union for Secretary Of State,
$500 majority, and l3 counties gives 29,-
45O msjority for St, John, Dem. The Union
majority in Al counties is "a $50, with IS
counties to hear from.
The vote in this city is as follows; Sc
oretsry Of State, ST. John, Dem. AZ, ,I72,
Union, %, 100.
The aerald states that Col. Wood,
Union, is elected mayor CT Brooklyn by
1000 majority.
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BROAD GUAGE TRAIN FOR NEW YoRK.-
A train of twenty freight cars leaves this city
to-day for New York, on the Atlantic and
Great Western track. It starts from Sholl's
Slaughter-hOuse, and is laden entirely with
beef for the New York market.
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PLANINa MILL,

NEW PLANNING MILL.-THI
IN undersisned having thoroughly rshttsd ths
PLANNING MILL,
for merry occupied By J. = Peroival on Elm-st.,
est Side, near Stanley and Graham Pail Factory,
: ow prepared to do Planning, CiIsular and Scroll
. wing, Wood Turning and mouldinRs.
marshs;RE Ma. BRoWH,.A snt.
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4 MAN OF A THoUsANDI
A OoNsUMPr1vE CURED.

DR.. b. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
certain cure for Consumption Asthma BTeuchitfr
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
YES discovered bT him when his only child, daUgh-
tor, was given up 70 die. His child Wes cured and 4
nov Aitye and well. DESTROYS OF benehtting his fel-
low mortals, he viii send to those who wish Il the
recipe, containing fall directiOR for making and sue
oessfny using this remedy, tree receipt Of their
homes, with two stamps 70 pay expenses, There Is
once take hold Of and dissipats Night sWssts pee
yisnness Irritation Of the nerves. failure OF meorT
Qlmeut xpectoraton sharp pains in the lungs sore
throat chilly sensations At the stomach In
AclloI OF the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
~ Inc writer will please stata the name Of the pa
per they see this adEertiment in. Address,
~ ORADDOOK co.,
Ul3-N2 rs North fd-St, PhiladaI phia Pa
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MASSACHUSETTS RLECTIuN.

IUsIUlIf -NUNs u
Returns from 200 towns give Andrews
32,8l9 majority. II Democrats elected to
the Legislature The Senate and all the
State officers Republican.
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2 TIE 0RPHAE AsYLUM.-The ladies OF
the city are invited to attend at the Orphan
Asylum, (on Kinsman strset) on Friday, Nc
vember 9th, to finish making up clothes fer
the children. A full attendance is expected,
as this will be the last call.
By order Of the Board for the season.
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T0kS0RIAL.
New Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress.
ing Establishment.

WM. DAY BEGS TO RETURN
w return his sincere thanks to his old friends
ana patrons, and the inhabitants Of Cleveland gene
rally, for the very large share Of public patronage
bestowed on him for the last nine years, and WOuld
respectfully inform them that since his return from
hurope that be has taken and Fitted up large Store
In the most modern and New York style entire sep
Arats ApzItmsnts, with sysry accommodation tor eT-
cry oiauch OF the business. Having purchased and
selected himself from the BEsT MARKETs wilhelm Eu-
rope be can ODER for sale and inspection the finest and
most valuable assortment Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown in this city Mr. Day studied in some Of
tbs lest Establishments in Paris and London, and
has for inspection many new and life like improve
meuts In every description Of
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
es-SOle maker and importer of all kinds Of Eng-
lish and FrenchHead Dresses, English Bows, Triple
Bows, COfiieureI, Plicatures, &C.
~ LADIES' Hair Dressing, ShAmpooning, Hair
Quitting and Curling. Ladies Hair cut and restored
without cutting short (shingitnE.l
aE-Htfr and COLD R1THS. auKl-R9a
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Sept. 1919
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-l:l5 A. N.-HI6HT EE P1ASs TRAIt-stopnIux At
1lraf0, AshIebula and PainssFilIe only. ana A.
riTe9 ct OleyU.and st 4.45 A. u.
500 A M.-hAlL and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-stopptng At all stations and rfves ct CIsys.
land at $50 A. g.
s:s5 A a--IOL EDO EXPRESS -Stopping at aIlsta.
t1OnB except sWGnvills, SaybTOOk, Unionville,
Perry, Mentor and Wickliffe, aud arrived az
Cleveland Of Ll0 2. x
ls23F. E.-DAY EXPRESS TIA AIE-Stoppinz At Gt-
raId, OOnneaut, AshtabulA, and PainesVIlls
only, and arrives IN Cleveland Gt 4;55 P. Il.
~ Second Cisss Cars are run on al through
Trains.
-An tho trains going Eeatard connect at Cleveland
with trains ior Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
nati, Lndianapiisi st. LOuiE &C.; and al through
traln5 going eastward connect st Dunkirk with the
trains Of the n Z 3 RsiirOad, and At Buifalo with
those OF the New York Central and Bunalo 3 New
1orE City Railroads Tor hsW EO-S, Albany, Boston,
Niagara falls b end - rris with trans on the
Philedslphia aCd Eris 81 irusd.
E-DaY tx rrC =, East and Mast, con sctE GirGrd
with Trains on Erie arc FirtsOlrgh Reilroad 10
LnsHTilie, u ealt Lfl5i 4a-BusiU-.1, &C.
Cleveland, April e1th. I-s3
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FROlI WAsHINGTUN.

FROM WAsHINGTUN.
-f WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.
The President has recognized NJ. E. Rod
eriqueE as Consul of the Mexican Republic
at San Francisco, thus giving another off.
cial acknowledgment of the Jugrez Gov
ernment without regard to French inter-
vention.
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{ GyLEVBLAND 4 TOLEDO r. z
q $ 2 -

49, : - s..i-.:s;si - -
lsss. SUhAER ADVANCEMENT. IsS1,
On and a!tsc Monday, = pril 18th, iss3 PaspsnEs
Trains viii leave Cleveland Is follows Sundays Z
ceptedl;
$50 A H.-OHICAG0 EXPBEsS-stops At Rsrsk
traiton, Cbsriin, y Wakgmau, hoINnlk, Mon.
roeY1iles Bellevue, Clyde, fremont, Elmore md
SDnOa and arrives AZ Toledo $50 A. h; anGObi
cage al 6:3l p. y.
400 P. s.--SU UTh ilE AiAIL-Stops al all stations
or Southern Division, and arriyes 1t Toledo
sac P. q.
S;l9 P A.-NUBTHEEH mAIL-StOps st all station
on eorshorI Division. and arrives at SAnduiky
At7s5G ,. n.
80 ,. E.CTELEGRkPH ExPREss- -stopsatGru
ton, Oberlin, y akemsn, H0Twaik, MOnrosvlls
Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and ElmOrs, aud 81.
rivss o. Toledo aJ $40 P H, ChiosEo a. 7:SDA.n
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at MonroeYiue With tho Sans
dU8kyt Mansfield Newark Z. R., at Clyde with the
SancuskY, Dayton q CincinEsn B. B., st Fremont
with Fremont Indiana B. 2, snd at Tolec0 with
the Michigan Southern & Horthsrn Indiana and, To-
lsdo Hahash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jsek
son, Fort Wayne, LogRnsport, Lafayette, Cairo, Az.
son, ST. Louis and all points West, Northwest ans
Southwest. ..
Trsins arrive IN Cleveland IRON Toledo and the
West si 93O A. ~ $50 r. NJ, and 9.25 n. ETOD
8NnCusky 81 g.Z5 A. n. L. .. EUOEER. Su1it
Cleveland, April D., lSS3
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NLEVELAND : ERIE 3, B,
- -.

El..s = - -s
1854 sDHmAB ARRA AEGEmENT Isss
On Aas after Moudsy, April seth, Is6l, Passsugsr
Irs1A5 utli gEn ~ follows.
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
ls:Gs 4. h.-GAG EXPRESS TkAlH-stoppiDg At
Shloughby. faigeayille, Geneya, AshtSbula,
Ocnnsalt ano ttlrard Oniy, and STRIVE ~ ERisa
l:ss r.Ai Dupkrk. at 3.s3 u; Btrsialohi q Pu
40 ?. E.-StNCiNNATI EXPRE EsS-stoppipR q
kainsasllie, Ashtabula and GiFsri only, and ar
riYes At Erie IpJ ?. Hi DunEirs $50 P. =; Buns
10 l0:l0 P. ~.
a:z0P. AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
STOPPING GE ell stat!Ols and GrriEes Of Eris At
s:Z5 P. n.
G45 ?. H.-NIgHT EXPRESS TRAIN-gtoppIup AZ
PainOaytlle, Ashtabula AID Girard only, and ar-
TiTe5 - Erie at i;C3 A.. NJ Dunkirk 2.55 A. NJ;
Eu1aio 4.z0 A X,
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STATE OF OHIO. IS In Common 11 Pleas-Ao,
Cuyahoga county. lands ''on oi
William C. storrs, PlGinhh,
against
Leonard d. Storrs Maria
Storrs, Eliza Storrs, Eli
"a I. Robinson, Mary A.
Robinson, and Harriet P. |
Robinson, Defendants.
n OTlCE.-The aboVs-nsmed defendants
IN will take notice that plaintiff has fled m
Use court aboTe named his petition against Them
asking for partition Of the following described
premises, situate in the township OF East CIeye-
lands IN CuyahogR county, and State OF Ohio, and
= known as being part Of lot No. 3G7, in tract
10, IN said township, and bounded as follows !.
beelnnlng at the center Of So. Clair road, at its
Intersection with the East line OF said lot No
5oI thence westerly, along the centre OF ~
Cialr road IL chains and IS links; tbence north
erlyi parallel with the east and west lines of aid
lot No. S67, IS chains and 70 links thence nortb
~ 81 west, chains and so Inks; thence north
erly, parallel with said east and west lines Of ssid
lot No 367J to the shore line Of Lake Ere. tben
easterly along said shore line to the intersection
thereof With the east line OF said lot No ~
thence sOutherly, along SAID last-mentionad Iine
70 the place OF Beginnings containing 50 gO-IUO
acres OF land more or less, but subject to All LEGAL
n hsh6aysi and claiming that plaintiff owns one
uholVloed fourth part IN said premises, In com
mon with the defendants, all Of whom with said
plalntn derive title there-o from Lenuel "a
otorrS' deceased, who died ntestate seized in Zee
OF sald premises, and OF whom all Of said defend
ants together with plaintiff are the sole heirs At
law That the defendants, Leonard Z. Storrs.
9lAriA Storrs, and Eliza StOrrs, who reside in
, aLulhsri N the state OF Maine, own each one
9ndlVlded twelfth part ofsaid premises and that
defendants Eliza I. Robinson, Mary A. Robipson
ana harriet Robinson, (Hho are all minors. resi
dlng IN Hartford, IN the State Of Connectient ana
whose guardian is Henry C. Roblnson- aIso .
resident OF said Hartford own each one unCIyid
ed sixth part Of SAID premises; SAID peiitiop
iurther asks that plaintiffs sMd share NAV
done without manifest injury, thai ths-enpoT
such proceedings may be had IN the premises as
are authorized by law -
Inc deiendants are required to answer on or
before November zs, 1868. VI u
-, BACKUS & NOBLE,
Vc1 Plaintiffs Attornevs
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In Common Pleas-Ac-
ton to Quiet Title.
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mARYLAND ELECTION.


DALtIHOAbJ NOV. +.
The election is proceeding quietly.
There will be light vote.
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F0BT-gFFlGE TlME-rAsLE.
1858 sVENEB ARRANGEMENT 1883
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing Of nails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
Commencing April 10th, Is65.

ETMAiIs win be opened and ready Tor delivery
hour after arrival OF trains.
ES-An Mails close one hour before departure
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 445 q M, lao n GASP
Easfern Way arrives at 955 A. M.
Western Through arrives at $50 a NJ, and 9:z5 p NJ
Western WHy arrives at $50 P. NJ
Sandusky Way arrives at 9:25 4 N
Cincinnati through arrives at g5l5 a. N, las P NJ
do Way arrives st y:55 p. N.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:l5 P. u.
do Way arrives at 7:3O A. M,
hAhoninB Say arrives at 7O5 p. n,
Aedinay SHT arrives at 400 P. M.
Rockport, co. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
uTdhyB st Il NJ.
Brecksville Bathi So, arrives Mondays and Fridays
sharon UenLsr, Granger. North ROyalton &C., arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p. NJ.
Warrensville arrives daily at lO:I5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily Rt A. n.
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MEMBER, Was snort une Since suPpVseu 10
have been massacred, with Captain Fisk's
party, by a band Of Indians, was received q
day OF two ago:
VIRsISIL CRY, IDARO TERRIToRY,0
SrIKKING WATER VALLEY,
October l, 1868.
DEAe FRIEEDs-I am extremely happy to
inform you that my scalp is as firmly upon the
summit Of my head as when last had the
pleasure of seeing you, and that am we'll
and hearty. We arrived at this spot last
evening, after journey Of four months on
horseback. We passed right through the
heart Of the hostile Indian country without
receiving scratch Of any kind, but that is
entirely owing to our extreme good luck. We
understand that the newspapers Of the East
have Us all killed, scaIpsd and dried, and We
expect our friends are in black for us but
permit us, with all due respect TO the news
papers, to contradict all such reports.
One calamity only has befslIen US on the
trip. Our valued friend and partner, Will
HOlyoks, was obliged to suecumb at last, and
We buried him in beautiful valley right in
the heart of the Rocky Mountains. he gain
cd for q spell while on the Plains, and We
hoped that he would get through safety, but
when the keen mountain air struck him he
ed, generous, whole souled fellow, and il was
a sad task to leave him in this wild country.
but we did all We could for him to the last
moment and he died, happy and contentsd.
We have at last got into the very sink
hole Of creation, and shall get out Of II As
soon as we can. have often read and
heard Of new mining towns; Of their law
lessness and rsoklessness, but the reality Is
far above the conception. There is no law
here except miners law. In the night our
ears are sslutsd BY pistol shots on every side
and drunken shouts. Almost every dav
some man is shot, either accidentally or in
tentionalIy, and the murderer walks about
the next day as securely as you do in Cleve-
| land. But 1t isl great place 20 make money
iu. The mines are veIy rich. Some claims
are paying from $500 to 81 200 per day, and
no claims less than $50 per day to the
man Wages are 81 and $40 per day. Pro-
visions sre very high, Flour S35 Der 100 ;
sugar go cents per pound. Board SI4 per
week. Whisky $40 per gallon coffee 81
per pound, &c.
We are closing out everything at yood
prices and shall start in a few days with
fresh animals for Fort WaIla WaIIa and fron
there to San Francisco. We shall cross the
mountains in about fifteen DAYS, and be
about a week from thers to San Francisco,
bringing us IN California aboHt the LIST Of
November, the Lord willing.
am extremely anxious to hear from you
all, but expect to be obliged to wait until I
reach Portland. Excuse the brevity Of this
letter, but we are jumping with business and
I hardly have time to advise you Of nv safe
ty. It would take book if 1 should enter
into details Of the trip, and as have notes
I will defer it till reach San Francisco.
Much love to all. A. C. YcUkaLovE.
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ENeRAVERS.

DRAINARD- q BUkKID9E, 1853
Bank-st, Cleveland, Ohio, DEsIGRERS AID
fHOSRAPHEZs and EEeRAVIHq ~ WOOD
GLEVELAND PAPEh UUMP'Y,
-manufaotursrs OF NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
PING PAPER. Orders promptly filed
y. W. TAYLOR, Agent.
HVBAGs WANTED. eaee-i0O slpeTiOT-Si,
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NEwARK, N. J., Nov. 4.
The Democrats have carried the State
by q msjoTity less than the last election.
The Legislature is about the same.
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MUSIC.
SHEET MUSIC,

SHEET MUSIC,
PIANOS, go.
At No. 8 Euclid Street,
OAn be found . large stock Of new and standard
Music Instruction Books for all instruments Yioins,
cal Merchandise.
Music sent BY Mail, free of postage, on reoeiptoi
marked price.
A liberal discount made to Teachers and mi
nariss.
Also on hand large stock Of the celebrated Knabs
Pianos, which surpass all other Instruments in tons
action snd durability. g. A. BARLOW, Agt,
eahIJ w. , Eunlid st fnsvaland. o..
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sept2i:12S


STATE OF OHIO,luu
Ouyahoga County, &C
Jennett Belts, plaintiff,
against
Esther Brennan, Law
renee Lawn, Mary
LAWN, Edward Du-
shane, Catherine Du-
shane, Edward Sla-
ter, Bridget Slater,
Elizabeth Brennan
and fAnn Brannan,
defendants.
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HARDWARE,
IRON & NAILS WAREHOUSE
Nos ST. 63, IS and 81 Rivsr-St., and s5, IS, 81 ana
e8 on the Dock. Cleveland, Ohio.
W, F, Oarev & q

W. F. 0areV & Co.,
wholesale Agency fer the sale Of shoenberRer's Ju.
niata Nails Common and charcoal Sheet Iron, JuniI
ara Boiler Plate Spring PloW and Blister Steel Steel
PloW Wings, Bar Iron, Croton Window GlABs, Grind
stones, VIM. o. Barr's Celebrated Fire Proof SAFE
10 ,atmAnufaoturerEIr prices. Rugl;R3Sl
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3
~ OIHCIHHATI EAILkOAD.-

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ USCIEHATI EAILKoAD..
lsSs. sUAaER ARRANGEMENT, Hn
On and Aftsr Monday, April nth, 1850, PsssenRss
Trains viii leave Cleveland, a. follows:
lst Train-5:I5 A. M.-OINOINEATI EXPREss--
stopping Al Grafton, wellington, New Lon
Gons SHELBY, Qrestline, Gallon, Csrdiostons
delaware and Lewis Center, Arr1vingI.
Ersstline at ; 10 a. N, Columbus lO45a a. nss
dianapolis 500 ?. m, St. Louis = LouiD,
Orestlins $50 ?. m
I'd TrAin-2;I 5P. MOD8TIOH-stopplrR
e. ali stations, and arrives in Columbus
ID TraInS-5:s5P ?. .a.-NIGHFExPREss- Stopping
BSeTsa, Graito3, Wellington, New L0nSoa
ton and Ds,aEarsi arriving st dEsstlineai
" = p n Golgme9s 6s !, u IS p m, 0inoinnEa
800 q. m, L0uisville- st. Louis LII.
weyyGe sioS. N, and Chicago va orsstliEj
Trains arrive at Cleveland IS an, as and s5pn
O0lEEUTIOEa
shslby-S4ndusky, Mansheld Newark Railroad, ,ior
Aila,os1seld, ail,o Mt. Vernon, Newark, zsneSs
orsstline-P Pitt7burgh, Fort Wayne 3 Chicago RsI.
roadt tOreit3 Upper ssndusky, Dolphoss Id
ES5s. and EastoT ss6s6oid,, Wo6sss1s sAis;. iis;
GrGtto1 end Bellefonti1s Railroad Line FOR Marion,
Belleio9tainsl sid9eT, U1ion, Muncta, N.
dtanaPolis, Terro Haute, Vincennes, ETafs1-
vile, LouisYiile Cairo, st. Louis, &c
gelsV are-With Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolumsus-kitte Miami 3 Columbus, and Xsnia
kallroad, Tor Xenia, Dayton, fndianapolfG.
Ierre Hautel st. Louis, MorroW, LoFefaid
and Olncinnsti, and With the Ohio 49,
l.55lppt kailr0adg -Otncinnatifor LOuisgfffss
EVanssille, Cairo, ST. Louis, and ali points
on tie Ohio river.
Oolumbus-Ca1trel Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zaass.
Viiles " Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Pima
indiana ksiir0ad for PiquA, UrbanG, -.
y FOr Tickets 70 ell points aid informsffongA
ply st the Passenger Station, and at Union >
Omeo, l17 Superior-st
r,--,-, ,-,,..., Z. s. ELIaT,
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CHIRTs AND COLLARS
Nd COLLARS

SHIRTS AND COLLARS
agd desirous Of having those that will SET WE'LL
sud LUCK NEAT are invited TO leave their Orders
BEPPE ER'S,
Ehere they can depend upon being Suited Meme but
the BEsT GOODS are used, ard Thorough Work
Guaranteed
Objections goB MBasTEEMESF.-For Neck, take
the number of inches iouud tA). For Sleeves, take
from centre of back b. 70 bend OF elbow (C thence
% extreme end o. cuff ID, the being in the posi-
too shown in the engraving These ar Ali the meas
urements required.
Wal ANITA GOOD FIT.
- The Cash to he paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of gOo1s.
L. 4, KEPPNER,
AGENT Of the Ulcvelasd Shirt and collar rig Co.,
LE MANS bLOOh, Nos. snd }, (up sJairsl Ulsvs-
lan1, Ohio. three doors from the court house.
Puhf0 SuUarp. msstS-as4
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LEGAL.

The State Of OhiOl In Court OF UommOn Plsas,
Civil action for money and
q. ssle of lands.
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BACKUs s NOBLE,
Plaintiff S Attorneys.
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LETTER FROM ALBERT C. YoUEGLoyE.-
The following interesting letter from Albert
C. YOungIOve, who, as our readers will re-
member, was a short time since supposed to
have been massacred, with Captain Fisk's
party, by band of Indians, was received
day or two ago:
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STATE OF OHIO, IS In Common Pleass-Ao-
ouyahoga county. Lands. NUN Oi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25

Advertisements Published IN both the Daily and the
weekly sEs1isEl viii .be charged the full Daily rates
With ore -haif The weekiy rates added
Bnsuess N1tics Published n the local columns, OF ten
ines under. vii b. charged ff each insertion tl, "
over ten lines. ten cents PER line.
Charge s be made for inserting the notices ~ the
following Orders Seees sud Associations At the rates
named % he paid in advance
Military Companisa, Order ~ Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders isuevoleai Societies end N,ngng sneieter.
Dor cd, notice exceeding lines - cents Tor each
Insertion. over eight lines a. this sate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, ~;
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices ~ Festivals Picnic. and excursions, gotten up by
Individuals associations of ~ churches The regular
prices
Advertisements iesded and placed under the head 81
Special Notices. ten lines oyer viii be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making lees than three lines, n'erted
IN the Daily will be charged my eenis.
Yearly advertisers 90 paw quarterly,
Announcing candidates for offices ot svery description
be charged the rate Of ti 80 for each name Ia the
Daily and % IN the Daily and Weekly the same % he, 10
alt cases. paid M advance
Legal Advertisements inserted At the expense ~ the at
ornsys ordering and deayahie Tor the legal proceed
lngs bat eollectAhc al usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy q legal advertisements be-
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ELDER, HARKNfaS BiNGiAh,
Pr0priet0rs indiana STATE Sentinel.
j. NJ. 1llfORD.
p,e.ltanf ndi anolls Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
ES "a L r. Q "a d =
1868. II ~ s 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Routc TO Chicago via Kokomo.
81 MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1859, train,


Nm AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1853, trains
' y trains will be run follows
Chicago Exprvs SIS Train will leave indianapolis at
1913 p NJ, arrive az Kokono $40 T. W in time TO
make close connection with the Cincinnati and
Chicago AiT Line Railroad for Logansport Valparaiso
and Chicago, and arrive atPcm NJ 400 T. ".
Returning the train viii leave Feru n l20 A. VI ,
making close connections With the night from Chi
cage and arrive az indianapolis az $40 a. NJ
a Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at l35 T. NJ,
stopping ~ al stations and arriving Peru IN time 10
make With the the Toledo and Wa
blsh Railway for Wabash, huntington Fort Wayne, To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning. the SAME trau vii leave Peru at 8 20
from the East aud arrive AZ indianapolis at lU0o A. NJ.
IN time 10 make connections for all points East South
ard West.
AChcago Exprcsstrain will leave indianapolis At $50
T. NJ making close connections az kOkomo with train for
Logansport, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive al
Peru ut les A. NJ time AXE connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wahash Ra
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru al 1878 p. "
making close connection az Kokouno with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line X from Chicago,
Valparaiso and Logsnspo and arrive AZ indianapolis st
sO T. NJ. ia time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
V. T. MALoTr. General Ticket Agent. feb23, '62-diy