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, 1864-10-08
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
An Order Acknowledging the Services
OF inc One e3unoFe0 Day Troops Of
The N0fthWxaLs

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune1
srRMo11E1D. Fnday. Ocs. Z.
The Governor has received the following from
Washington:
Wan DEPARTMENT, wAsn1xeros, OCT.
TO the Governor OF liinois.
The following order las been made hy the Presl-
dent, and The Adlutaot General il preparing Ger
t1ncatef for the oeers and soldiers Of yo1r STAKE,
which Will bt forwarded to you for distribution,
{si.ned} EDwtH II. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON c1TI, Oct. lit tea.
The special Executive ordc1e returning thanks
t. volunteers for one hundred dsys hom the States
Of nlDois, II diana, Iowa and Wisconsin. The
term Of one hundred days Tor which volunteers
from the Stntes Of 1udiana, Hlirott, lows and
Wisconsin volunteered under the call OF their re-
rpecttse Governors in the months OF May and
Ju1c, 10 aid the recelt campaign Of Gen Shernan,
baying expired, the President directs IN Official
acknowledgement to be made OF their patriotic eer
VICE It was their E3od fortune to render elective
ecsvice in the brilliant operations In the South
tiors nrme ovtr the rebel fotcea "a Georgia uedsr
command Of johnson std Hood. On ali 0ccasioce
snd IN every. service to which they wire
neTfo1ned With a!scEi.y md courage. or which
4ley arc entitled 10, and are hereby rendered. the
raIonal tharhe, through the Governors Of their
Se Sscretary Of War Is direc:ed to t1.nsmit a
eop1 Of this order to the Governors Of Indians,
ifl1ois, Iowa and .Nissonsio. and to cause Ger,
to .hc 4face16 AID soldiers OF the States above
| namcn Who rfccntly served IN The 1nilitary forc<
osIhe United States Is volunteers for one hondree
! 9s3s' {Sixned) AHuAuAH LINCOLN.
oe1s: 1i.,tfn,n,. Commander cbas. Z. oltver. wbs
has beer sixteen In the United States service
| ~ 49,. IN +hFa rltv to-day. He hay
, 1864-10-08

Thh b ehe}e in Force Before jefferson
Clty-Tnc Rebel %chcm .-8Art"ux De-
a million OF Do1lurx Dama1o-Tne
Latest misunderstanding Pictures
Of %ndeF1oE by the People OF the Ia-
vndea AlstttcI-Dctal1s Of Gen. EsV-
1GE9R HtAfcQ,
, 1864-10-08

Dur D5fdn3ght DI1potch-From Eef1rA
chmubd-8onthcFu News Eoretxa
IT. nn- 4 he new York GeAcrA1 d1nr-
ket4 Yesterday.
, 1864-10-08

$1,000 EfeEArd Offered Ivr his 4.
Hecsplure-Thc ftnto FAlr-P~-
IitlcAl Matters.
lSwcial Dispatch 10 the Chicaeo TH5ure.1
1SD1AxAPoL1s, Friday. 0c+. Z.
uar,ison Il. Do5d, II bose trial 1ef1re 4 Military
Committee HIS been in pr0crese for some time,
ESCAPED beicre day light this mcrn&ng. He VICE At
drEt cun1rcd in the ennrd house at the Sc1dIersf
Home, eecure place, but as the cloee quarters |
affected hie hLnlth he ~aa removed to the roous
in the third rtory Of the post office building, he
h1vitg nrst GiTen hts parole that be would not
take acvautact Of Gen. Hovcy'A kindness to make
h1t escape. He let himself down by rope fn,-
n,fhed By eoroe Of his fellow oonrpllstosr. A TO-
,7nrd Of one thousand dollasH II offered for his
apprehension.
The arrest OF uetfte1 and MsllIeaa following 20
e1ose nm thst OF Rlu9hxua. has y Aufstre eaect on
the butternut's reFses, aua t9e5 psesu 70 t taiak
list he eommsucer o! the tsszic; uses mafe blo~s
Gcn. Hovey has issued an appeal to tae people
OF the Slate urging them TO coope7te VIII nita IN
~rpprcssiuc the armed secret conspiracy t1s'
see. to hripg cruel war into Indiana and csr1v the
election agn1nrt the Union mea By force OF arnos.
The State Fair proper closes to-moHoE, On: u
ter tcpea&ea attempts made fur e:vetd days II
suooesrion. nm uuab'c to get ot5dal information
ar 10 the nauber Of ct1riee. an omit Ct receipts Or
p1ss s1n *ts 81 ras nc ss%p*sa es
to say nothing or draw on the ,msgiuation tor
tacte and nguref. From the nnnbss If People IN
nttendance, however, the affair will prooabaJ be
nc 81, ttary Department will adjourn to-nor-
row, apd 1csu1ae operations at2ln On wednesday
Hndy Johrson spoke this Afternoon to lasGe
rruwd Ia Trophy Hall. and will sp.ak aga1n this
eve1'l,e at the Eat. hon*s:; ,,*+.. =. ii. st,n
arrived lat xirbt from atlanta, En- roat< for home
On thirty days 1u1'op:h.
IFp1AHApo11s, Oct THE arrest ana incaf
ceaton o. Bingham eoi.o. ., enina .Ie e4eitss
. atrtn1 deal u comment apd conmenoAtlon.u
Vas us ylru!ent the editor of tue Ca1csgo 1sNss
snd Ss n TSe sn o1 al taS s9cn epsy to
the Government The .Journ0! OF this o0tntn.e ].
rays that ''lt Was we'll known oetnre MI uoa4
oluer oi Which lie 1ormer Nns The comm>ne1nass
officer In this State" IL con.1adnz very MIC p
and temperate statement Of the Gaze, the J0NTfao'
We e,tcerc1y de,lore the ttats OF affairs which,
IN the oplplon OF the c. mmAncipg General. has
made The arrests nece-tAfy+ and trust thst we tsge
VI n,e,s1ee aud equip military force without au.
sno1ifr of law, or 10 enter into combinations hos
III ~ tEr Gv.errm. nj, either In ttues Of ptac<
rROM INDIANA.
ua.ou MEETING as Ei4khart K eater
1aT-1J,0OO People Pfesone.
,snar,a1 Dr,atch TO the Chicago Tribune;
r'rr.nr. Elkns1t Coz Ind, Friday, Oct T.
crana Nripn R1uy took place here 10 q
Fifteen ihou.and people were on the groano. ~
proce*ston occupied half 80 nool ~ pa.sI. ~
Sneecbes ~err made By Col. Anderson. .t Hap. ~ ~
fatt, h Weir. and Il i. .Faste. Inc sse01ee' ~
thutinem prevailed.
The Steamer R0nnoke.
Nxx YorE, Oct, 1.-Nothine has set beeo heal
OF the oyczcue tteauaer Roanoke ron n&fHa1'
, 1864-10-08

NEW DRIED APPLEs.
500 Bills, NEW DRIED APPLES
flr tae In lots to sui:, at loEesk e11r.r: rates. By
uACE4N. WRIGHT 4 CO..
ock:459 9tT TAeAr net lib So. Water atEeet.
4 PPIESl EFP!E5!I
chclee t]iehIgan, Ohio and New York 9pples,
by NAU5AN WRIGHT d TO-
err t3su- SIT TAsA1ret 119 SO Wasef st1eet.
aS7ELIGM 4. BUFFERS & GO.
AuCTI0E EERs.,
Enlesroo1na in Portland Kslock.
Eoa~ Ns. Us IND ~ D4aRBoRS.3T.
sen6. E2tft e.
, 1864-10-08

4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
q HA1B.-Who { Tea cot want ~ ALL p1epAra-
ratio. :ot he Ii 7n'uF1>1s By Ifn2 Professor
ce. PR eest have besnttful. uTs y
u hR's n fnuf we'fs; ro4tt only At.w ceutb: WAR
EABTxD ~ rive e.rlsfae.lon. Try IT. Kn :ioss 81
.iO. oc8 t717.7t 1tsW ea nes
, 1864-10-08
NEWS RY TELEGRAPH. 4.

NEWS RY TEEEGa4pA. H.
Eat<s' from q efore Rich
lnond.
The Rebels Cannot Dis
lodge our Forces.
They Confis, to 1900 Loss on
Saturday at Fort aar-
harrison.
GEN. GRANT HAS GONE
TO WASHINGTON.
4 Doubtful Rumor that Gen.
Sherman is There.
THE SITUATION BELOW Pa
TERS3UkG UNCaaNG2D.
From Missouri--price Moving
In Force on Jefferson City.
Destruction Of I Important Railroad
Bridges, Tracks anu Roll
ing st,ck4
From fndtanapoIis-Escape
OF Dodd-A Heavy Re-
ward Offered.
President Lincoln $ Order
Thanking the One
Hundred. Day
Troops.
0URNASRVILLE DISP AT0HEs
= WHEREABOUTS OF
F0RREnT.
, 1864-10-08

,Iutsttf1om Forrests MoVemr ntA- rhe
A1tun1fa r. fsetuxS WnAhVift--HoTrest
H.pus>ot with 500 loss HI al
TssOIlh
, 1864-10-08

a GERMAN LADY WHO HAS
q b:Fp II America enly >evea wesks, and who Is
shoseos III coHrAte t. tt1ch
Singing, Plans, German aud Fren:h,'.
WCntu Ike ; klnA'l loo in 1oH.e q efleh1 lhnf1y,
Estre the could sea-n Ensltla. Apply q = Eorsh
tIaik street ot8 tia 3,pet
, 1864-10-08

Dodd ExcAPeK from 4 Tight Place
$1,000 Howard Ddese Cd I1r his
b becpr1ure-Thc ftate ef4lr-Pu-
litlcAl mAttef8.
, 1864-10-08

The Nontrote, 5cotland, Re1Iew aays 1t leasu8
f,nn1 a reliable quarter that Earl Allie who hA3
sonc to tbe Unlted stsses carries the views Of the
, 1864-10-08
EYE & EAR

DF. UNDERWOOD, GEsdnsfh q Be1eYoe Medl-
cst Cullex and Ntv fo3k Op-ha!mic Col eTe, ops
lefea icr C1oEs Eyee Ca.ar1h. Ard renoves w1h
upe7liU1 ce1tatrlY i'll DseAAes OF 1hs k4e aud Ear
Vishn the Jeara of h1msn skill. -Olce No. l7t RAa
d1tph st1eEt, Chle4Ec. oC7-et3) 81 not
, 1864-10-08

The Steamer ROuN0Aes
NxE YonK, Oct. f.-NothfnP has set peeo uea1o
of the oye1c ue ttearner Roanoke rom d4fpha.
, 1864-10-08


Special 9gerts have been appointed 70 purchase
cotion On Government account. the object poing
Is rncorrsce the sending to market Of the crops IN
he teI1ltpSy under the rebels. These regulations
Of ,be Treasury Department will be enforced, IN
conjunction With the following named agents:
Nes Orleans; q. Adame, Mas vile. The last
named gentleman will resign hls 9Th audrtorsaip
o. the Treasury ARD accept the abore appoint
ntYt
, 1864-10-08
The Un1op Meeting At EiKhart xesteF
A"e 'day-l5,000 People ere.ent'

,e,,ar,.7 n,r,atet TO the Chicago Tribune;
,,,-u.rr. E,kba1t Co.. Ind, Friday, Oct !.
,~sra U,;nn Rally took place here to day.
F,,tetu ,hop,and people were on the ground: The
procession occupied halr 40 bour IN psestns.
sneeches ~err made By Col. Anderson. Caps n% a,s.
fati, b Welr. and Il i. Easte. Ine seea'ea' VA
thueinem prevailed.
, 1864-10-08

The Postmaster Of Quincy, ILL.,. h4s tele4raphed
tn The PoEtLtfloe Department that the HauIipal T.
H. Joseph Ks1lrosd, recently injured By the rebel
1.ttrr nl4ee are receiTed At hs Office and tue
fnr he West forwarded No mails hare been lo3t
pofrlR or coming.
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4, 1.of99sol or ELloFRoPAFHY AID HupTulu
Ones-llg Seneca Street, a few doors from superior
u2 stairs, opposite the City Hotel. R'ii0i
Othce hours frem9 TO u and froro 10 os.Io.h
daily (SundaYa egceptad ! y SASSA
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The New CnnndInn nI,ni.rrr.

After ten days of plotting and manoeu-
vering, Messrs. Cartier, Macdonald g. Co.,
have succeeded in patching up a Govern
mentl The fact was announced last
night in the House Of Assembly,-the per-
soRaeI and policy Of the new Ministry hav-
ing been declared by Mr.. Cauohon in
French, and by Mr.. John Hillyard Came
rod in English. The new Ministers are as
follows:
Sir E. P Tsche, Premier, Receiver Gen
ersl and Minister Of Militia.
Hon. G. E. Cartier, Attorney General
East.
Hon. A. t. Gait, Finance Minister.
Hon. J. C. Chspsis, Commissioner Of
Public Works.
Hon. 7. Darcy MoGse, Minister of Ag
riculture.
Hon. Hector Lange,in, Solicitor General
East.
Hon. John A. Macdonald, Attorney Cen
ersl West.
Hon: Alexander Campbell, Commission
er Of Crown Lands.
Hon. NJ. h. Foley, Postmaster General.
Hon. Isaac Buchanan, Chairman Of the
Committee Of Council.
Hon. John Simpson Niagara Provin-
cisl Secretary.
Hon, James COckburn, Solicitor General
West.-TOT6ltO Globe.
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I o HN G.. JENNINGS
Zeal Estate 4 Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDIEa.

B1slness Property, A good Building and Lot on
5 qDo square, now rented to pay 10 8 cent on price
Also, Buildings and Lots Superior and Ontario
!rst Olass Residence on Euclid street west Of Frse
with marble mantles bath rooms not ard cold "a,
ter, &o $3.50 and 5000 -@ 0'iN "e
Lake Street. Good two story Briek Houzs with
barn, iruit, &c. 5000 VIZ"
4, hlnsmsn Street, near Forest Gothic Cottare and
II acIes iAnef with barn, fruit, shrubbsry &c
6oliFaf street Coed brick Houss aud Iot s5ooo
and Lot. 1900 W. H0l7o
1900. W. ''oiS AOu7e anu hot'
1900. ne So0u nOuSe ana Lot
hold. $500 ---0 NNOu AA'u17 Aiu Ae-so-
House, Store and LeashoId on Bono strsat SON
Brldge htreet. House and Lot. $40
rear Street. Cottage House and Lot R1e5n
-, eOio @ @stLeeI, near Perry; allO near Hudson-St
lome very Desirable BnildfnR fIota -
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the Insurance Onioe OF 3. +, BrAytOa.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE,
House and Lot on SibIey street. recently owned and
deuoe. .a
Brick Bouse aud Lot on Prospect street. very de-
sirable situation. Price 5000.
House and acres Land in East Cleveland.
Ohamplain Streets.
Brick House and Lot No 81 HolfVar Sfraat
House and Lot No. us Dare Street
hO9ss ana Lot on Euclid Street. Lot sSx2O0. Price
Lot corner OF st. Clair and WarinR Streets.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts Lot
, I5lLSoO A very desirable location. Terms easy
brioE house and Lot, corner Of Brovnell and viii
Ss ~ had ot OoIeet iront' running to the Lake
-Four Brick Houses Nos. 50, g. "a and IS FucIid-st
Lots 25xlssi very desirable loca.son viii be sold
separatel0, or altogether. Terms EASY
House and Lot No. l75 Garden st. Lot 25xl25 s7oo
Frame House on University Heiqhfs LOT esTsf0
very desirable residence. Price 5000. Terms
Lot on University Heights; 6sxIa3 feet on Neufon
st., south Of and near Cleveland Inststute
frame House No. q WeOd-St. Lot 42xlOO; gas and
Frame Cottage on Superior-St Lot 51x2O0 A vsrv
desirable location '-s
Brick Dwellings, Nos. lO4 and los EucIie strsst.
Lots TE91nning through to Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrovpeII-st.
22eeSapied ga. also as shoe shop. Lot 25xIOO feet
Building, Machinery, 30, for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash boards, &C., corner OF Wesr RiVeT
IN taae ~ m N good paving business.
House and Lot, No. loo Ohio-St Al e0o
Two 6sick Aeuses and Lots on Euolid-St, near Per-
Cettsge No ia Laks-st. Lot zsxIoo taet
house and Lot, No. Z27 Sooville- Avenue
1' et e on s9mpit-st extending to the Lake cor
Five acres on WilSOn-AySnus, with considerable i'm
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY

DE-. GooDALEs's CATARRH REMEDT.-It peaetrates
% the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
iustss It root and branch forever Dr. Goodale is the
hrst and only person who ever tod the world what
OAFARKH really Was-Whers It commenced and what
Wonld cure Il. Dr. Go0dale has now spent lifetime
"a Lattiing with this fell disease, exploring It's
cret ambush, and making known 10 the world the
TACT that Oatarrh, which has for deed he skill
and research Of medical men and authors in this
country and in Europe. can now be cured with the
"a ne Uniform certainly that morning follows night
Prepared by B. GoODALE Nj u. New York Pic
q, %. Send stamp for a Pamphlet
Ian ], Ohio. uarz2. m
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PnsT.nEFIGE TIME.TARLE,
1884. winter Arrangement 1884.
FOE TIE
ARRIVAL AID CiOslas Of Halls
s AFFHH
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

/ QLG NhlIANO POSH OBBlUE,
- oonmsneinE November 18th, lSs1.
lg-aGIls win be opened and ready TOR delivery Ons
sS-AI Mails close one hour before departure Of
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 100 A. NJ. and i;4o and
Esstern way arrives At IO:Is AN.
P1ts6ursh THROUGH arrives At 9zA.E
Bandusky Way arrives at 9.25 A. M.
hAhoning Way arrives at $50 P. n.
Uineinnat Through arrives at $50 a. H. $50 P. =,
Western Through arrives At e:s5 h., snd ss5 P n.
Medina Way arrives at 800 P. NJ
Bockpert, &e, arrives Tuesdays, ThuysihyI Sat
Breoksyile, Bath so., sSrfyes Mondays and FrfdsYs
sharon Center Granger, North HoyaIton, a. arrives
Mondays and Fridays at 5 P. n.
nsrrensy1ile arrives dgily At I1:l5 A. n.
East OieTeland and Euclid arrives daily IS A. =.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTERE THRoUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoushby, PainesVille Gene.
Va Astabuia and Oonneaut closes at $50 A. N.
kAsTzaE THROUGH for New York only, closes Al
EEgrERN THsoUeH, sog Erie, Buasio, Albany, Bos.
son, New York and Hartford, closes 1t $40 ?. 81.
Eastern WAY, for an points between Cleveland and
= ie, closes at 2.55 P NJ
NisrERE THRoUGH, FOR Toledo, Detroit. Ohioazo
and, sna AilwsGEee, closes At 10 P. NJ, desves 75
WRsTEEE THRoUsH. for Toledo, Detroit, chicago,
HEsTERs WAY for al points between Cleveland
eA6DUsKY WAY, for EanduHkY and all intermediAts
points, CLOSES et3 20 P. 81.
OlagIEEATI WAY for AL points between Cleveland
ana Olnelnnati oosos A. 10 p. h.s (leaVes at 1850
QISoIEsA7I TKsoUeH, for Oolumbus, Dayton, New
aLk snd Oncinnati closes st 10 P. H., eaves At 1850
OIEoIENATI THRoyeh, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
AouisEilis, St. houi1, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE md
Wheeling, CLOSES at 5:la P. n
PITTEBUBoH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
tngton, closes at l2:4O P. n -
FITTesURSh WAY, for all points betGesn Cleveland
nslisVliles and Pitsbnrg, Harrisburg Ph ledelpha
saitlfneTe and W as1ington, ciOses at7s3l A NJ.
9AAoNIHo Way for all points between Cleveland |
ngxt morning)
HEDIzA WAT, cioses 81 8 An.
AO0ERoRF, &c.. closes ONT eHdays, Thuradsyu ana
Saturdays, at l2M NJ.
bRECksVuLE, BATE, &c, cInEeE TuezdaVH and Sat. Il
EIdAys, at J A. MI
SHARON OENTER, GFenKsr. Eorfh Rgv.ltou IL
si9ses on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. ii.
HAE1AHeYILLEs closes daily, 1920 A. n.
AAAtuhAFELASDendE Euclid, closes daily, at J T. n
- Mail and Drop Letters are required, oY law 90
All 6ity Circulars srs required 70 be pro-pAia
nth . two-cent stamp,
- once OPEN rom 10 A, II. to 7I5 P. n. o.
sunday from A. n. 70 1870 A. N.
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FARnrs ANn nnr 1nru

arm OF 100 acres on Lake Shore - YofIes forn thu
CITY good House, Barn, Fruit kc - -
6aTm OF l6l acTes, II miles from the sftv. GOOD
buildings. Price go per acre 49,
Farm Of us acres IN OranOe tovI-nsbi- IN, ,I.,1,
road good buildings, &e 80 Der acrs. ~ f'''-
HaTn OF us acres in Independence. GOOD build.
tngs, sc. S45 per acre sOOo Ouiiu'
.,i arm o. O1 scres on plank road 10 miles from eit
orchard, &C. H ~ u90' sO0u
~, ~ WA;1-Sone good imported Farms mar Muscs-
une, on Mississippi river
5iI5S % q - acres in northwestern Indiana, near
h5iIroad station and about 40 miles from fbicsgo-
VIII exchange for City Propertv A-0- 0--'N's0
nice building lot Oi0e' n aSLeS'
mott q! GsiT Eoas smIes from Post Office, Is acres,
Mllis91 Avenue Five acres near Kiusman-st.
Encnd koad, three miles from Post Ofies ~ acres.
VIII front also on Cedar street. Considerable Fruit
Az luz DeautlluI stream Of water A desirable lot
road and very cheap a3OOO ~ W 9"-S
and u acres land, sI5OO '' 0AiNN Aola0
1Nenty -one acres on SpanRler's Avenue, near VIII
'Ol sLIeet: FIRST quality Of lsRd. ea5O per acre,
os1s9teen Acres on Crawford Road, near suDsrfor
street Extension. $40 per acre,
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COuREOTIOEa.
dE51aSSRLil, RgS2HJHIhS COLUMBUS :



1854 WIRTER ARBAEGEAKHT. lst4.
On and sftsr Monday, November 1sth. P.u-sur,r
ITainT VII Leave OieEeland as follows, tsundaTBe
list tTrasE-J:4OA A. A.m.-UINOTNHAT ExPREss
stogPing At Grafton, Wellington, Nav London,
Shelby Orestiine, Gallon, Gfload, Cardin Rton
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and WortsinTs
ton arriving a Crestline At lO:lO & m, Colum-
bun l=e9 ,, m-s Dayton 4;i2 D. n, Cincinnati s:ls
,. ms Sc. Louis l0sl5 a. m, Indanapoiis SIS u
NJ Cairo 400 ?. m, Eort aYns l:i5 >. n, chi:
I'd Train-asI0 P M.,2kOSJjoiMmopATIoE.
stops 1t all stations, aud arrives IN Oolunbu1
a. $50 2. N, Cincinnati $50 a a.
Sd Erztn-z;1O p. M.-NIGHT EXPRESs-skop
ping st Berea Grafton Wellington, New Lon
Ton and DslaRars; arriving a CrsstIfns AZ i6sio
qineinnah zoo a, nj Indisaabolis 80 a m, st.
Louis s:45 ?. n, Cairo 500 q N, IT. Waynss.Hi
AN, aud Chicago Via Orosilins i0slO 4. N.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and lO2O a m, 350 Pm
arrive at Olevelsnd9:3O % a m, 2:S0 and 200 > n.
OOEEEOTIOEs
sAslby- gsndusky, Msnshsld kKsVsrk Railroad, for
4i111nsneld, i11a mt- venom HewArks AAnss-
uzsgsline-Pistsburgh, Fort Wsyns 4 Ohjo.ro Ran.
road Forest, Upper SAndasky, Dslphoa, ~.
na, Fort Wayne, Laports, Ohicago, -,
vest, and EsstiOr Mansfield, WoostsFi' Has
GEatson and Bellefontine Railroad Line for Marion
sasS5,. selleo1{sins, % %si1nnsgs u9lon, Muneie, In
Villes Louigviils, Cairo, 81. Louis, a..
DelAWsre-with Springfield branch for sprinFaSId
uoAumnu4-Little Miami Columbus, and Xenia
kailroad, fog Xenia, Dayton, tndianapoliT
Tsrre Hartes 81. Louis, Morrow, Lovsiaad
EiHsipDi RailroadS Cincinnati icr Loui1TIIIss
EyaInssllles Cairo, 81. Louis and all pointi
Oolambus-Centr Ohio Railroad for Newark, Eanss-
TTllis. Hhe9iing, ga Oolumbus, Piqua 4
~ 19eiSns hsiiEead i9r Pqua, Urbana, 80.
= 5t sas Pssssnssr station, and at Union Ticket
Cleveland. Nov Is, lsSI. suSsrib 3 t5It tsndsut.
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GenernI CRAM on LawIe.. soldIor..


General Grant on LawIess Soldiers
The Indianapolis Sentinel states that
some days ago q Pennsylvania regiment
left that city for the front, over the Jeffer-
sonVille railroad. At several places on
its route sets Of lswlessness were commit
ted. The regiment stopped at franklin,
and while there some Of the soldiers com
pletely riddled the Herald Office, which
had just been fitted up after similar de-
molition few weeks previous. When the
train arrived at Vienna, General Grant
happened to be there. Upon being in
formed Of the conduct Of the regiment he
inquired Of one Of its officers, if any Of the
officers or men were sober. The officer re-
piled that 3 few of them were. He then
gave orders for the car door to be locked,
the sober men stationed upon the platforms
with orders to shoot down sl who offered
any act Of insubordination. In addition,
he ordered the regiment to be placed un-
der arrest upon its arrival at Louisville.
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gls Ooaghlss Sola5 and General Debility me remed7
Has uncovered by him when his only child a ada1gb
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A9Ll9l 9t tne bowels wasting away Or the uscles
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PEI tnsy see tnis advertiment in. Address,
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