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1914. WIETER ARRAEaKMEEf. 1854.
On and after Monday, Noysmber 18Th, ISL, PAsssn-
ser Trains viii run o. follows (Sundays excsptedl;
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-stoppinga as
Ntloughby5 PainesTile, Geneva, Ashtabula,
9onneaut and 5iraro only, and STRIVE at Erie at
LIS p m, DlzIiEk rs ?. m., buffalo $40 ,. m.
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
riyss s. Erie SIS ,. m.s Dunkrk s;l7 , m, Buff
3.55 2. m.1MAIL AFB ACCOMMODATIONS
Stopping At All stations AID arrives at Erie e
0s1O p, M.-EIGHF ExPREss TRAIH-stoppinE
st atPaineIytllei A9htabuia and Girzrd only, and
arrives e Erie e l2.42 =. ms Dunkirk 24s .
HEAVE ERIH
BIO A. H.-HIG8T EAPBEsS TRAIH-EkopplDg Is
Girard, Ashtabula and PzflosFillS only, and ar
ss7oA. s.--MkII AND AoG09 iiSI koDAFIoH TRAIN
-stopping a. Al stations and arrives Is ClsVs-
$50 A. 1.-T0LEDO EXFsEss-stoppinE st all sta
Sons except SWsnYille, saybrook, 0nionyille,
Perry, 9entor and Wiekli1e, and arrives at
2:l5 ?. N.-DAY EXPRESs TRAIH-stopping At Gl-
rArd, Oonne-ut, Ashtabuls, and PainesTtlo
only, and arrives n Cleveland At SD
80 Second OlAsI cars are run on al through
All the trains going westward connect At Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chieas9p Columbus Cinoin-
natl, indianapolis, st. Louis, &o.; and all through
trains going Eastward, connect ct Dunkirk with the
trains Of the n z =. Railroad and q BunAlo With
York City Railroads for New York. Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, &C., and At Erie with trains on the
Philadslphia and Erie Railroad.
B3rDsy Ezprsss, Fsst and west connects ct Glrsrd
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Hasiroad ioE
LinsuViIs, h'advills. J4Piss.seEn, g. -,
Cleveland. November 18th, fs5s
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY

Dn. GooDALEs's oArAHnH REnEDT.-It penetrates
to the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
mates it. root and branch forever Dr. Goodale is the
nrst and only person who ever tod the world what
OATAERH really Was-where e commenced and what
v,onid cure it, Dr. GoOdale has now spent Lifetime
IA iatflinR with this fell disease, exploring Us Sc
cret ambush, and making known 70 ne W9rio tne ne
iact that Oatarrh which has for ears dened me 5kil
aud research Of medical men and authors IN tins
country and in Europe can now be cured with the
0aae uniform certainty that morning follows night
Irepsred by r. Go0DALE. M D, New 1ork- Frioe
fi.9l Send stamp for q Pamphlet
fan 4 Ohfo maf22-R2
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CLOTHES WRINGER.

DUTNAM'S CLOTHES WIRING
ERS-Dealers purchasing Wfingers 70 sell IN
OuyahoRa county, are cautioned againJt purchasing
81 snV ons bat the undersigned, a. own the coun-
ty by rQht OF purchase and also caution citizens
Who buy for family use from purchasing q any one
mi rovssaif or a0sntg GEO. d. BECK,
mars S7O superior-st., opposite Postofhee.
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ClLEYELAND, COLUMBUS 4
" - OIEuINaAII RAILEOAn.

~ OIE0IHaA9I RGLROAp.
1904. WIRTEB ARRANGER9EFT. 1874,
On A1a sfssr Monday, November 18th, PasssnEsr
Trains VIII leave Cleveland, follows (sundayss
csptsdl:
lat stTraIn-7.AO A, ,HI.-OIFUIFHAT ExPREss
stopping 81 Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby, 0restline, Gallon, eilead, CArdingtonl
ton /; arriving ct Orestline at 1870 q. m, COlum-
bus i:2o p M DAYTON 4;l2 p n, Cincinnati e;1s
, n, 81 Louis l0;45 a M Indianapolis s;45 ?,
n, Cairo 800 p M, Fort HaTns AIS p m, Chl-
2, j, easo Via o.esltin = ~ ~ p ,; =. -
I'd Traln-lsle j 1iTs4 mi 49, n - 15i11,S1-
81 $50 p. m Cincinnati $50 a. N.
Sd Erain-7;1O P. lI.-NIGHT ExPREss-stop
ping at Rerea7 Grafton, Wellington, New Lon-
dons shelby, Orestliae, Gallon, Gilead, CArdinF-
Ez on and DslaWarei arriving at Crestline At lRl0
2 M, Columbus LOS a. m, Dayton l:l5 a. n,
Dlnoinunn zoo q. n; IndianaPoli8 80 q n, 81,
Louis 9:4g ?. m, Cairo 500 r. m, IT. Wayne4:1l
A. n, and chicago via Crostiine 1910 q N.
Trains Leave Columbus q 80 and 1870 NJ 500 pm.
arrive at CleTelandssSOa a N, ESQ ands:OOP ,. m.
CORRECTIONS
Shslby-5andhsky, Mauadsld Newark RaIlroad, for
ssIa 9ssAIn1nelda NJ. Vernon, Newark, hAnss-
CEsstIizs-Piftsbursh, Sort WAYNE Ghseazo Ran.
road Forest Upper 5and1skY DelphoH, LIE
ms, IoLt 5 wayne, Lagorts, ,Saieagos 4e..
aralton end Beisiontins Railroad Line, for Marion,
5eueio1tainei sidney Uutons Muncles In
diEnapolis, Tarrs Usute, Tinoennes, EFan1-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, ct. LO1ig, &c.
DslaWAEe-wtth Springfield branch fer Springfield.
Ool1mbug-Little Miami q Columbus, and Aenla
Railroad, for 4snia, Dayton, indianapolis,
ferro Haute, St. L0nis, Morrow, LOVslAnd,
s1d Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 3 Ms
El5fr1i Ratl-oatg -6tncinnatiio LouiTgflls1
EvansVille, CAIRO, 81. Louis, and all pointi
on ths Ohio river.
GslHmbu5-OentEalOh Ohio Bailroad gpr EeEarkr ZAnse-
indiana RailTosd for Pia1s, urbanS-Sso. &C. =
~ FOR Tickets 70 al points and inlormation an.
giy 81 the PAssenger btssicn, and at Union Ticket
O@oO, llI SupsriOr-at
z.B. FLINT,
Cleveland, HOv- l6, lsss. supsrfntendent.
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7 AND OFFIOE.-H. d. LITTLE
= 4 has constantly on hand large number OF i'm
proved Yarns for sale fer cash or on time. AlsO-a
variety Of City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri.
which he viii exchange for Farms City OF Personal
I'd hOoT. lnayI2
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y EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES.
q B. formerly ofthe frn OF Littleg Ksy6g,J has
eVensd Rssi Estate Ofdoefn Rouse's Block, oogpss
suFerioT-St snd Public Squsre, and hssoonstantiy
en- hand several thousand aoree Of first oualty FaErs
i1g Lands II tie States otIowE, Risconan and Hina
nST 70 egoaansefor city country property; GIl0I
ior All CT psEsoasf Fzo-sgtT. PartoAsh psidE
ss~fs7sfr =uTtf- szE5
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urins-
ryand saxual EyEiems-neW and reliable treatmsnt
I'm Reports OF the Howard AssociGtion-eeDt Dy
nail in SEALED letter envelopes, free Of charge 40
dFeSr Dr. O. SKILLEN HOUGH ION, Howard As
1ociatioD, No. South Ninth Street, Phtls9eipnia'
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sEisiIs VII 30 eFsBsd 400 ready for dslivssy on'
ss<Am Mails olose one houF before departure o.
" '''l' ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
EasssEp Through arrives at 7OOA. NJ. and leo end
uassern Way arrives At IO:I5 a. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at g25 A. x
do Way arrives Of $40 7. Al,
Sandusky Way arrives st 9.25 A. III.
hahouing Way arrives 81 $50 2. n.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. h.i 2bo ?. 81
do Way arrives ct 800 p. nj.
Western Through arrives at 9=55 NJ and $3.50 y, n
do Way arrives at2;45 =. ii.
Medina Way arrives st 4s00P. IL.
Bookpert, &e arrives Tuesdays, IhuTEdayz ard sat
Brsoksville, BATH, Sc, arrives Mondays ara Etioa,s
sharon Center, Granger, North ROysIton 40, srrivea
WarTensyille arrives daily at lO:l5 A. n.
HsEt CleYeiEHd and Euclid arrives dsilT a Z, p
CLOSING OF HALLS.
EAsIzRE TsEoUdH, for Erier 5uEalol Boston, aev
York, Hartford, and Nilloughby, Psine5yite esne-
Va, Astabula and Conneaut, closes at $50 A. nj.
AAsrEhN 1HaoU7H, for New YORK only, closes ~
EssrERS THROUGH, for Erie, BuiIsio, Albany, Bos-
ton, Hew YoTz and Hartford, closes st $40 ?. 81.
EAsTERE WAY, for all points between OlsEsland and
WasTEEs THsoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, chicago
and Milwaukee, clnsss at 10 P. NJ, Ces7es 7:s
WEsTxRT THRoUaH, for Toledo. Detroit, ghiosgo,
Dubuque, st. joseph and Cairo oloEes st 6:20 p z.
WEsTEnE Way, for al points between Cleveland
sAEDUskY WlT, for 6s1d1sky and sll lntsrmsdiats
roints, closes at3 20 p. Il.
CTE0IEEATI WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes ct 10 ?. H. QeaTes st 4:53
next morning.)
OuEOIEHATI THBouGa, for Columbus, Dayton, New
Erk and Cincinnati CLOSES At 10 P. NJ, Oeayes At 1850
aeEt morning.j
CISOIgEATI THRoUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, Zanesvi6 and
rITfsEuRsH THE0UeH, tor Pittsburgh and wash
ipgtOns closes at I2:40 p. M.
PIETsgURaB Way, ior all points between Cleveland,
WelsTille and PittsbuFg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington, closes st 7:30 A. N.
hAH5slSG Way foT all points between Cleveland
and YOUNGSTOWN closes at 10 P. M.i gsaTes ct 500
next mornfnE)
AEDIHA NAY, closes ats 4. n.
EooSPoRT, e; closes onTl asdsysi ThurHdsy1 aBo
RREoEsyIIIT, BATE, &C., closes tuesdays And Eat
EFdsyE, AVA NJ
ss:sE4RoE OEzTER, Granger. Eorth Royalton &C.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays Of 7 A. II.
RARREEEVILLE, closes daily, le.S0 A. Il.
HAEFOLEYELAHDsndE Euolid, olOse5 daily, At : 2. 4
sg-hsil and Drop Letters aFs required, b. Law 70
Be prepaid.
sFAll City CirouisrH are required 70 be pre-sSit
- once open from 7:se a, Il, 20 7:E9 P. N. oP
Sunday from 4. -. 20 1919 A. y.
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CHIRTs AND COLLARS.

Of the r
SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
and desirous OF having those that will SET WILL
and LOOK NEAT, ere invited to Leave their Orders
KEPPE ER's.
where they can depend pon being suited. None but
the best goods are used and thorough work Guaran
teeds -
DrREcTIoEs FOR MEAsUREMEET.-For neck take
from center of back OBJ TO hand OF elbow (C thence
TO extreme Of cud (D the srm being In the position
shown in the engraving. These are all the measur-
ments required.
WARRANT A GOOD FIT.
N. The cash to be paid to the Express CemDlny
on receipt Of goods. ..,,
AGENT of the Cleveland shirt and Collar Mtg Co,
L,YMANS'S BLOCK Nos. 2 and q, (up stairs) Ceve-
land, Ohio, three dOore from the Court House.
Public Square. maizg-t
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CHAPTER IX-THE SMASH Up.
When woke up IN the morning.
The Train standing stills
On one side sBw a river,
On the other steep hiIl.
Now wonder vhst in thunder"
Said /, "can the matter be p
AS opened wide the window
And looked OGt that might see.
Then heard the clank Of hammers,
Saw men rushing to and fro;
"Ahl" said 'here's some detention"
And to see it did 20,
But did not have to 20 far
Fro q sight I did behold;
sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before on the railroad,
And net twenty rods ahssd,
Was q freight trsin smashed 10 pieces,
And an old COW lying dead.
"Iell me, please, sir, what's the matter ~
said 10 man quite near,
'Msttsr Z" AID he, ''there Is plenty,
We must stop six hours hsre."
There were hoesheads of tobacco
And dead hogs lying on the ground
Smear, Flour, Coal ard Bacon
In prOfusion scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some we're busy laying track,
And ss WAS only in their way
To the cars soon went back.
Oh the grumbling and the growing
That in the cars met,
1t was lauRhable 10 hearit,
And never shall forget.
Some Ee-e frUtting for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sWore that, on that Railroad
Never more that way = ould come.
And we v tsh to inforIR cur numerous friends and
the public that We still offer the largest and best
s1rLmentOf
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Sore Throat. Cough, Cold,

Sore Throat, Cough, Cold,
,s sr5Iar troubles u suffered 10 progress result in
ssriouS Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatio ahec-
lions, oftentimes tncurabie.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
are compounded Is to reach directly the seat Of
ehe disease and give almost Instant ieliet
W-soId By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
IN the United States and most Foreign countries ai
ss ,.nsrrsr bsT jsu22-R2
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z OOKTN9 GLASSEs.--ORNAs
MENTAL Gilt Pier, Mantel and Oval Framed
@irrors Plain Cit, Rosewood and MahogAny
Sranred 9IasseS. At 6ARaEAHT6t
nSVSl.RIq fII Marble Block.
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WIUTER ARRANGTnIrF7

Oland after Monday, November 18Th, Isd1, Paa-sa-
ger Trains VII leave Cleveland as iolOEh tSuRdaTu
excepted:
5s5O A. m.-CuIOAGO EXP REss-stors at Bsrsa,
Grafton, OOertil, Norwalk, Monruevflle, Belle
Iues ylydes hremont and Eimors, and arrives at
TolsdOat l2;30P P. n; Detroit 500 P ~; and ghi-
caEo at 1920 p. ~.
9;O3 p. M--WESrEBH MAIL-Stops 81 All Bta-
Eons On Southern Division. and arrives at To-
. ledo at $50 p n Ghicago SEQ A.. n.
4s3o Rs m--NOkEHEBn hAILs-5t5pI .fa.il Sta
5le28 on Eorthera DiTi-ions and srriystEi San
ddHky at 7.la p 4
s-SO p m.-HlGHT EHPRES5-Stopsa at Grafton,
NorWalkf MonroeVtlles Clyde, snd Fremont, and
stLlFss 81 Iolodo . Il p n; Detroit 500 A. NJ
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RkHR0Aes
RAILROAD.


On and sfssl 1onGGg. Janu1F 4Rtehssf Pa.
sengar fairs o. this road viii aF7vs al asd dsDart
rom % the New Depot, On scrsnten avenue, Gene
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HAIR REsTnRER.
DROFEssOR DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestOFer
DISEASES OF TIE sOALP.

DISEASES OF THE SCALP.
The skilI Of the medical faculty in treating disea-
OF the scalp has IN majority Of es, been bal
fed by this most peculiar disease Of human frame
1t Is not be wondered at, % Ii Iuiies great
study, deep research and careful nvesttgation Of
the eauses vhichl roduee the Dis ase. Unless the
cause is discovered. It is an utts- tmPosibity to
eradicate the disease and ehect permanent cure
Diseases of the scalp have been pronounced incura
bic By some Of the NEST eminent physicians. have
devoted Of study to this peculiar part OF the hu
man frame, and am satisfied that possess
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REAr ESTATE.

{ LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
G1s ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Hss on
hsRd large LOT of FaTmh and Farming Landa in
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
HS-Oddee over No. 81, south side Of Pub. Square.
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DR.. g r AH AM.
Member of the Royal College of PkysieaHI
London, England; Graduate Of
Rie0T6's Hospital for

FEMALE DIS EASE
and con slant sttsn dant Of Paris, London, New Or
Isaus and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten
has opened an once at the
johnson Eouss, Cleveland,
where be will be happy to meet ali those who are af-
hictsd With subscuts and chronic diseases.
BIS treatment is entirely different from the old
plan and Is mild efcscious and effective. Bis med
icines are SIMPLY vegetable extracts and oils they
have never bsen Us but by two other physicians in
America besides himself. He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and Thousands ofdolars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giving an
hnr,n.t nr d-trr,a stafement- of thier cass.
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OPTICAL,
COL0MON's IMPROVED SPEC
pREsERvE YOUR EYEsIGHT.

ee5
JOSEPH s. PERLEY, OFIUAS, Is5 SUPEBJoR-ST.I
(Under the Johnson House,)
Kseps constantly on hand an Immense assortment
of fssses which Constructed so as 70 a1srd the
best artificial help to the human eye.
uBSphsFoidsl Glasses reset into CID frames Also
AIarge assortment Of htcrosoolesi Telescopes 1ieo
tsrs, MaFnifers, and Drawing Instruments.
REArtineial Eyes Inserted Eithout ous Pais-
Iuly3.
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ToYouNa MEN.-He can prove TO you in few min.
ufeg that he is the only physician you ever treated
sfth that eures this disease. For patient who
viii follow his directions he will give One Hundred
Dollars if be fails in caring this disease No charge
made Tor consultation. those at q distance who
wish 10 coHpalt the Doctor may DO 80 BY sending q
small vial Of urine hY mail. with nans sex and aee,
ard be will answer sne asscTbs their case, and the
possibility Of getting le.ietp Dy enclosing return
postage stamp. mar3:427
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Oonnsotions aEs made At MonrosTiIs Win ths s.n.
dusky, Han8ded Newark x. p, ct Clvde VTifh fho
eandu5kys Dayton Z Cincinnati B. B., at Fremont
With Fremont 3 Indiana 3. B., and ferolsSo, with
iedo Wabssh Railroads for ChicaEo, DstToit,rJack.
on, Fort Wayne, HoEaneY9rts LsfaY ,CAiro, Al
Southwest.
Trains arrive N Cleveland fEom Toledo and the
West at e.33 A. E,.2;45 P H.s and s;55 n. Er m
san,dusky Ct - A. 4 l. D. BuCEGR, BuBa
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2 =
AkRIVE AT CLEVELAND
.;I s9;Ips''oVn Ezvrssz
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and other cutaneous Diseases and restore the Hair
70 those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, l viii forfeit
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READY-MADE CLOTHING
In the City of Cleveland. Our stock of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Nesttngs and Military Goods Of all descrip
tions, is very large. Call 1t
Issse A. Tsase's Union Hall,
soe AEenoy 20. the ssls Of Singers Sewing
Machines, Storr's AutonnRton Pressman AZ
stronE's Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
zC1rner Superior and Unto0-Bis.
"a Ecok out fOr the GIANTS feb2q
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Five Bundred Dollars

II fail to cure the worst csses Of diseased scslps
the longest standing, with the
ONLY GENUINE HAIR RESTORER.
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1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
with Frs OOEHE0rIHs)
Is First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
Ths Track is Stone BaQastsd and Is Free from Dust
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Youngstown Pa.
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Smith & MATHER HAVE R1s
~ ffOVFD 20 No. I4g West BiverStrest, wherethey
sontirue 10 manufacture STEAM BOILEBst OIL
TkHEE snd STILLS, o. all desorip ptions, composed
1oiIsr IRON Boilers, Stills and Tanks repaired. n
NB.-AIi work in fhsir Inns sINuptly ATTENDED
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA 10 NKW YORK

1WTckets for Sale to Boston b Boat or Rail, and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the eOund Lines.
Fare to al Points as LOso By any other Route
sLEEPIEG OARS on Night Trains 70 Philadsl
phia, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred IRE
TRAHsPO RTATION ON.-Merchandiss, Produce an
Live Stock carried with despatch, ct Lowest BATES,
OHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, Clsveland--
VIZ. H HOLMES, EEOCH LEWIS,
Gent Pass. Agent, Gent Sup't,
Chicago, Ill. lianul Altoona Pa
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Persons on the street yesterday were
shocked by the spectacle Of negro
soldier chasing white woman. 1t ap-
pears that the woman, Miss Nancy Ar
thur, unthoughtedly passed within the
lines Of a negro guard, on Summer
street, below Broad when the sentinel
halted her. Alarmed she fed, and the
sentinel pursued her. She ran from be-
low Broad to the corner of Union and
Cherry, when she sought refuge in a
private residence. The sentinel follow
cd her there, and forced her out Miss
Arthur, we are informed, bears an ire
proachable character, and makes liv-
ing with her needle.
1t is probable the negro thought he
was but discharging his duty; but he
really perpetrated an outrage. 1t is to
be hoped its like will not occur again
in this city.
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Arrival Of Race HorSes-The Great
Meeting at the Laclede Course.

The following named horses, belong
ing TO Colonel r. A. Alexander, of Ken
lucky, arrived in this city yesterday
Bay Flower, Matte, Asteroid, Norfolk,
Ulyerstin and Butler Filley. Also,
three horses of the stable of Moulton
d Sims, from Ohio. These horses were
all stabbed at the Laclede course, and
have been entered for the forthcoming
races. We understand that more than
eighty horses are now in training at
that track, and the May races there
viii surpass anything of the kind ever
witnessed in the United States. Many
of the most famous racers in the coun-
try have been entered, and turfmen
from all parts of the world will be in at
tendance fitzpatrick, the noted rider
who rode for Ten Brock in his first race
in England, is here, besides other well
known riders By the way, the Old
Abbey has been reftted and furnish
ed in a most elegant style and is under
the management Of Mr.. John B. Hef
fern, host who is "a host in himself"
Everything about the place now is of
the best quality and visitors will find
the accommodation to be in keeping
with the grandeur Of the Spring meet
ingat the Laclede Street cars will run
to the door of the Abbey, and those
who wish TO witness the races will have
no difficulty in getting to the ground
81 Louis Dem.
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Mass Meeting.

There will be Mass Meeting of the
citizens Of Rutherford and adjoining
counties, held at Murfreesboro, Tenn,
on Saturday the l4th day Of May, 1864
Distinguished speakers will be pres
ent on the occasion.
The object of the meeting is that the
citizens may, with the aid of men of
great ability as statesmen and patriots,
confer together as to the suppression
Of the existing rebellion, and the res
toration of the State Of Tennessee-its
civil government Let us come togeth-
er, fellow citizens, and counsel as our
fathers did in other days. Come one
come all
Murfreesboro, April -, 1864