davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-01-09
FROM LITTLE ROCK.

The Defense of Little Rock-How 1t
TRs Captured-The Union Cansc In
Acknowledgements of Union
FOrcck-A New Union Paper to be
Started,
, 1864-01-09

Laet month. .~ls,7M 6s,s;a 67;1s9 6iSN 53gl1
Il viii lAe eecn that tbs nmonnt Of wheat oats md
bar1eY show considerable increase over tha state
mept made last month corn remains almost cIacty
what,
, 1864-01-09
What Might BE Saved.

It is reported TINT the famous Duchess of
Marlboro never dotted rs or crossed rs in or
der to save ink. We suspect the real reason
Was to sa.e time. 1t consumes rs much time
in writing to cross or dot an / as to make
letter. Let any one count the number offs
and Is that occur In hundred words Of or
dinary composition and they will be found to
average nezrly one to every word. Estima-
ting words to average six letters each, 1t fol-
lows that the speed OF writing is retarded
seventeen per cent by stopping the pen to
dot rs and cross ts. 4 person can do as
much writing in ten hours BY omftting to dot
the rs and Cross the t's, as he can in twelve
hours II he marks them. One-gixth of the
time spent In writing is thus wasted in doing
this useless thing, for there is really no neces-
sity for 1t, except q foolish custom people
have been taught Bear in mind TINT ten
minutes Of every hour Occupied in
writing, Is wasted in the work Of crossing
t's and dotting rs. The Duchess was SEN
siblc woman who appreciated the value Of
time, and resolved not to squander 1t so fool
Ishly us in putting unnecessary marks on two
letters Of the alphabet.
A further economy Of time, amounting to
more than twenty per cont, could bo obtained
by rejecting client letters in spelling words.
Fully ouc-fifth of nil the letters used in En-
glish orthoe1nphy are wholly useless and re-
duudant. They serve no good purpose, but
on the contrary render 1t exceedingly difficult
to learn to speu the Language,
The Great mass Of people never succeed in
learning to spell correctly y-that is, according
to the present heterogeneous method. Several
| years Of every clild's life Is devoted to the
hopeless task Of committing to memory the
| arbitrary, senseless, useless, horrible orthog-
raphy OF our vernacular. We call it the
hopeless taskn because, with all their ef-
forts, not one pupil in twenty ever succeed
In accomplishing it. How few there are who
have not constantly to recur to the lexicon
for tho orthog1aphy Of words.
If the silent and redundant letters now
used in spelling were rejected, and words
were spelled With the letters that naturally pro-
ducc them, as defined by certain fixed ru1cs.
the labor Of writing would be shortened one
fifth; there would be q further gain of ten to
twenty pcr cent in time now lost b. almost
every one In pauses to rccollect the way to
spell words. II people would quit dotting
is and crossing t's, md would throw ont 81.
lent letters, the speed Of writing would be
increased almost, If not entirely, one-aa1f.
The pen would then move right along with
ont stop or hiudrancc. There would be no
time lost in waiting to recall the orthography
of word, or turning to dictionary to find
1t, No time would bc lost In writing twenty
extra and useless {silent) letters in every hun
dred, and the pen would hot have to be raised
, 1864-01-09

Totals. ......1 ,9sa, ESQ sE4 ,sa1 2,1s5,559
her: and tn weight it cannot be less than T. per
cent, which, should the deficiency contlnue in the
same ratio. at the places yet to hear from, will
az compared with Last season, and 10 per cent. as
compared with the previous season.
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New York stock nIarket-Jan. s.
CO11yIETkCIAI.

: FRIDAY EvEx1Eo, Jan. 8, 1854.
The following table Of receipts were posted on
Change to-day:
.~r -,,xvr.,rn,,p rnrv-,
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Total for senaon,
Same time to Jan. 6


tFFEfn tho ClcYeIopd HeFald.1 -
The following tafe amount Of grain In store ut the
several elevators In this city on the 6sas day Of Janu
, 1864-01-09

BEEF CATTLE-The receipts ut the various yards
today amount to $50 head and the cntered sales to
1sa at prlcea ranging from S3D@1 % per 100 Ds With
almost nominal supply as noy be expected prices
are rapidly advancing on all marketable stock, we
note to-day further advance of&@s5c per 100 bs:
and at prcscnt rates transactions necessarily
connned to the smallest limit. There active de-
uand for su shades Of qualities from medium up-
wards. With unusual degree orhrmnessIa the mar
kct. In the receipts to-day there have been many very
inferior lois but these have been readily sold 1t the
hest tet1ua TINT coufd be made.
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SALES OF LANDS FOR UN-
L PAID TAXES
m 1HsuRRECT1oNARY DISTRICTS.

The United States Tax Commissioner for the Dis
Gict 9f Virginia, will Offer foE sale a5 pae?ie aacton
In the City Of Alexandria. Va. On the lish day Of
January 1864 tn1rtynine pieces Of property. Consist
that vicinity, among which Is the Arlington Kstate-
On the 1ssh dny of January, ISL they will offer at
the plaee u houses md lots, situated In the
City OF Alexandria.
On The 2sh day d January 1861, they viii offer at
the same place u houses and lots, IN the City OF
On the 1st day OF February next, they will otter at
the same pfAce - houses aad lots In Aexauria and
several large farms, from one to six miles from the
city ja8-t7s29t
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HKEF CATTLE aALKs TO-DAY.
Edwnter sold Eewgass II AZ 95l ns at SS.d5.
Brown eold Koscnfnal n nv Qi3 at $500.
G. Adams sold Roaenthal II Av 1,25s at S3.75.
Ntgaes sold Diamond IL Nv 1918 at s., 80.
Hubel sold Kahn l6 av ,Sl2 at $3.l5.
MerIick sold Dolby II az. ,08l at $4,D0.
J.AdaIus sold Gibbs Az. 1,saS at 1880.
j.Adn1n4 sold Morris I: Co. 8 NJ Loss at $50.
Shark sold Mehan IS nv Ills st $s S.
Nehan sold Gibbs IL av i'll At AtDO.
Holloway sold Niehan ~ nv $50 ut Se.s0.
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FIISH-WHiTs iTs1isn-In. limit d Ge'nsnd aud vc1Y
1na. With an upward tcuccucy. TcoCT-Vefy Qu.a1,
MI prcrions Quotations uacaAnEed MAcEkKk1eIu
United supply. AsIkc.y yeTJ aI1u. HG .E1yas-Qu1et
nd previous quotations Unchanged Ee quote:
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MON UMENTS, STATUARY
4u AND MANTEL5. at onE works,

N ON q MEN 16, 6IAl U1HG1
4IA AND MANTEL5. at onE works,
ART BUILDING.
Northeast corner OF State and Washington streets,
We are prepared by long experience, and advan-
City to EXECUTE e order n the most superior man
9sE; 1fom 2, oElGlSAa ASp APpKq9pRIAAPsE FRI 3 As ts.
Buildings and Cemeteries, such as
Monuments, statuarys Mantels, Furniture Tops,
Tombs, Head Slabs and Vases.
onr particular attention is given to the designing
and execution Of
MILITARY MONUMENTS,
To the noble heroes who have fnl1en In defence OF
their county
The public invited to call at the Art Building
and examine our works aud designs Of Monumoats,
&c- Orders f5ou1 the city and country promptly ss
tended 10. F0LK G MOORE.
fsHeE1AQ-St
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Philadelphia Cattle MaFket-Jan. 4.
The demand for beef cattle to-day WIS moro active
and ntte4 higher. 617 heAd vera 5n1N At
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Shipping good to iS1sis
sales To- day were SO ks good at 1oHc
C00FEYAf.E-Dull and neglected. Sales 115
Pnrt NsrreIs nt 81 Is del.
19T5fnFEEsF-Merkctia ID fair supply and modeE8te de-
mGHnd. PREVIOUS quotations unchanged. We quote: :
Hamburg.
western cAsE
n1(EofH aud Wisconsin, 9315
EUFEEE-In limited dtmand and 1rtn. We quote:
SAntOs.
Rio, fA1F 70 Eoca. MSSAc
Ef;GS-In limited receipt and Scarce. Market drM
at a<sDc per doz eaes to-pny i53 doz Hesh NOT frn
Een 1T sc: 15a duz frozen NJ &c.
FUKs1Eeeeirtsx very aman aud market generally
~ Se. FL aTsc aud tnn s.sopea)..
Hears brown 2oa4 8Gs
hears, cnbs Y 10 Talut.
Beaver, tbRck and dark. Ina LA
Beaver, {pale snd elgety).........-..... 1oo9 195
BADGER, 1xrge md dGne}..................... <0@ 81
Deer Skins, (red and blue}+...-........... 30@ g
paer Skins. ...s..s 03 y
Fishers, (datE, large, and siky1.. 5Goa 6o1
F1xpcrH, fpAle bruwnl. 8o1l IN
Foxes CIo the 1eas red tho better, 4Dk7 a6s
To11e red. southern and westcrn.......... tua i0b
Foxes. Sl S&
uousc ta;F tlafI and gfeY ,..,,.,,,.,..,.. ma Is
LYpx large and nc Observation-Disclosures. fo1a aod
Msstep. DIRK Without fei. a95 -
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ELOUlk-Reeelved Today, t,119 brls- Market
quiet SneB to-day we're follows: 100 bsi4 "Ce1ar
Falls" ep1tng extra $57a: 100 brls DeEwens" as
t54p; go btls Boone Co" nt $5.ao
BRAN-1n good demand, Sales wefes 20 tOus In
culk at $2.D0 on track.
WHEAT -Reeeired, 1868 bn. Market steady.
store at slJs: 900 bu 90 a. kl17x *:no9 IN Do at
A. D. & Co'a> At {1.l0k.
CDRN--Keccivcd, 1,75o By. Market aetire and and
to-day were - 600 bn mol Corn In store It g5He;
ii store at 9l,{c: so bu do 1t &c: bu DO at 9lc;
12d By Hew Corn IN store at Sc; o nn 20 a. af sc-
saIea to-day were s-o No Oats il stors = s5<c;
1860 bu do at kc; 5000 by do at &C. 10o3 b1 NO
KTE-Recefyed. l.05o hu. Market 1r11.s Sales e.
daY Herc:-,GG0 bu No i:ye IN store at tlG@sueect
DATLEY-Keceived, 1.125 bu. Market DIM, sales g
By Eomplc:-2ud bgs Sls on track 1eo ogs at siso
AlCOuOL-DuI1 and nominal at 1:1o PAT Eallon.
RUTIEil-In better demand ana Urn. we aao5s: ss:
xssxS { sx
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QUPREME COURT OF ILL
- EOre. pTTAWA-UNIrKD 8TATES CIRCUIT
CCUIT. T.CHICACp.-Tho underignet will attend The
above Courta regularly: A., business enss0asea to
desc-s6selm frorts, Qlnos.
, 1864-01-09

- MRa. N. P. WILETa
VIII seceivc several .dduoaal pneis 5ssyssa re- o@ ses
nS1Stsr. :. Iuiewild. Atitrosa MIA. N. F. WILLIS
Hoodns. Orange County. n. r. des5ttseu-~ F41ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
Thc Post omce Dennrtment.

The abstract we publish this morning
Of the report of Poatmaster General Deuni-
son, will be read with much interest. 1t
indicates s very healthy state of affairs.
Prior to 1861 and from 1853, the Depart
ment was maintained at an annual lJss of
more than Eve millions. Since then the
Department has become nearly self sup
porting, the deficiencies lessening every
year. The receipts of the year 1864 show
a large increase over the time prior TO the
rebellion.
The regularity with which our soldiers
receive their mail matter is very crafty
ing. 1he conclusion of the contract for
establishing an ocean mail steamship SER
vice between the United States and Bra
I'll is a new era in the Postal work. The
result Of this measure will be realized in
an increase Of our commerce.
The money order system was commenc-
ed on the first Of November. and prOrises
to be of the greatest Importance to the
country. The whole report is replete with
interest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

Affairs around Nashville remain about
the same as heretofore described. Hood is
gradually advancing his lines nearer to
the city. What his object is remains IN
determined. It is believed from recon-
noisssnces made, that the whole rebel army
Is gradually moving eastward. This may
he in order to so into East Tennessee or
Kentucky. Great confidence is felt, how
Hver, in the general result, whenever the
conflict comes. Officers just from Nash.
vile are ca ldent of the ability Of Gene
raj Thomss not only 10 maintain his pres
snt position, bus to defeat Hood if he shall
attempt any movement in the directions
above indicated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
LEADER
FRIDAY, DEOEHBER ..
The Trial or Francis 0. Robbins at


On Wednesday morning, December lst
fhe trial Of Francis o. Robbins for the
murder of James Ward, of Miles, on the
27tb of las July, began at Warren. BE
is 80 years old, 5 feet inches high and
weigSs aboIt 24O pounds. On the occasion
Of the trial he YVES well dressed and alto
gether prepossessing in appearance a
panel of thirty-six jurors was called, from
whom twelve were selected. Mr. Ensign,
Prosecuting Attorney for the County, then
read the indictment which charged Rob
bins with murder in the first degree. The
testimony for tho State was then opened.
The trial was continued for three days, all
the testimony givsn going to prove the
guilt of Robbins and the completely OF the
woman, Stephenson. The argument before
the jury was conducted by W. o. Foreist,
ESQ, and Hon. R. Hitchcock for the State,
and by &. B. Taylor and Geo. NJ TuLtle,
Esqs, for the defence. The arguments on
both sides are reported to have been able
and worthy.
The jury, after an absence Of three hours
brought in q decision Of guilty Of murder
i's the second degree.
OF the bearing Of the prisoner the War
zen Chronicle remarks:
"During the entire trisl, The defendant
mAntained an apparent indifference as to
his fate; but when brought into court to
hear the verdict OF the jury, was evidently
excited. he bis his lips and used every eff
fort of his powerful frame to present the
appearance of compOsure. The announce
msnt of the verdict seemed TO relieve him
OF MS emDaFrassniens, WIN L. ---c-~S-l -
conversation with his counsel"
Sentence has not yet been pronounced,
but the law fixes the punishment at i'm
prisonment in the Penitentiary for life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

MASTERS SALE-PURSUANT TO
vi the command OF order OF sale from the
Court Cf Common Pleas OF Guy ahOga county, Ohio,
at th- suit of Almon p. Turner. jr, against Elihu
N. Peck and others, to me directed, thsll expose
for sals az pub e auction at the door Of the Court
House in the CITY OF cleveland, on the 7th day Of
january, 1865, OF 5 o'clock P. NJ, the follOwl, 9
described premises: Situate in the ork inal town.
ship srJ klyD, in tbs county Of Cuyshosa, and
state tf Ohio ami known 80 being lot No. S5 IN tho
Taylor Farm Allotment, il the city Of Chic, now
IN 9 OF Glow land Bnd is bounded follows:
SortheriY On Prospect (aOW Erankhnl street, east
cr!y on Kentucky stret t, s7Hthery ferret street
ana westerly lot No. 50, AID has 90 feet front on
Prospecs (l0w Frauklin) street. Appraised Of
S4.tOl. L. W. FORD, Master Comr.
PALMER ( DENNIS, FITS Att'ys.
December Stb, 1864. dsoS:lsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

The County Court of Ashtabula had two
cases before It this term in which parties
were tried for murder in the second de-
gree. The first wss that of Frank Hart
we'll for killing S. @. Potter. The other
was that OF Zschariah Moachau, seventeen
years old, for the murder cf Mr.. Baker.
The verdict in each case WAS msDslaughter.
Both cases originated in petty quarrelling,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

The report of Mr.. Welles is of great
length snd we publish q full abstract Of
the most important features. The subjects
discussed indicate what an immense arm OF
the public service the navy has become
The report is very gratifying TO the pride
of Americans and clears up come subjects
that would otherwise be liable to much
Misrepresentation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

The work of const ructing a branch road
from AshEabuls TO jamestown, Pennsylva.
mis-, has been le; in ono contract and the
sRorkmen are already assembling. It is tC
be finished within the year 1865. There i.
also 8 rumor that the Cleveland & Erie
RaiIrosd will buy the partly made portion
nf tie Ashtabuls s New Lisbon Railroad
from Niles Northward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

NOTICE-Charles @. Davis, Charles
r. DAli4. William H. Davls, Jam = 4. Dayis.
fiFglnia X. A-4deemt hinA41- D Tasa-5 ssa-s---
DuGang, Guardian OF Jauts &. Payne, p ay Foli'
yer Payne end Fred sriea Payac, hn p. Psy lie,
viii isks no5ire shat d petition ws' i.td ssaics'
them on thc 5ih o. Of DseenlbeF A. y. lob4s in
the Court &C Common Pleas Vitbin aud & u .
county Ct Cuy .hogs by EdIiiSe J. Psyne and
Ann 5 Payne, his wife, rad Is LC= pen ling, where
In said Eliri, gs J. ana Ann :. Payne maud par
tiroi Of he 70 IJw real Ostste, situate in Cl-Te-
lsnd, Cuyahoga count, Otlc, 20 viz: % west
half su5diyiloD ot No. 81 ot Csused, d hisou,
goste. aud Pc ,so's su5dlvsi / orig mai tea acre
Iors Nos CO. hundred and thirsy-t5ar, lliD one
hundred and hlty. ETs lis5) aud oue huadred aud
thIrty-tiK Q55g said wet bali tting thiFss three
(SSl iset front On HsmiltOn rect, IIuniug back
one huHir QCu) ie 70 an alley be th- same more
or ltss as msrked in she piss Tef ordtl IN OF U
pages seY, % snd eight, (s) Cuyahoga county
records, be the same mJTe OF less, but subject -
all legal highways; snd th at she next term Of
sid JouTt the said EltTidge J. and Aun 5. Payne
will spply for an order that partition msJ be
made Of said prt Elises-
Dsted this 9th day OF Deeeubsr, A. D. lts4.
BACK S MOB +,
decTI56 Piaiutids Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
GpstesI,
4 u s0LoM0RsORs.

Prsotoal snd Scientific Optioisn, keeps tho largct
assortment Of Optical InsTumsnts In The sity. Re
Ing m old establishment, and having be sxtens1
lively patTOnised, he has the confidence that
present. stock viii warrant the continuance Of IN
tlo favOrs All his spectaclea Of the best qualt
Of crystal glasses ground unde- his own inspociOf
Il all cases curing weakness, dizziness, and tmpnrt
Ing strength for long reading and 6ne sowing. ATI
sifcial eyes inserted without pain.
OFTICE-l30 5uperior-Ft., hr5t door from the sh
trance 10 tho American Hotel.
~ Beware Of traEsloru claiming 70 Be Mr. Sole.
H,onson or HIS AGENT. fulyi4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

The chief of the Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery states tho number of casual
ties reported during the year 10 be III
killed and 35l wounded. Total number Of
cases of sickness under treatment. 6l, ,229
Of which number l,045 died, $500 wern
returned to duty ordischsrged, leaving 2lI
under treatment at the close Of the year.
The total number of deaths is $50. He
suggests q reorganizatiln of the mod
icsl department so as 20 place 1t
in better harmony with tie growth and
expansion Of other branches OF the ser
vice, and to adsps it more efficiently TO
present wants. With the existing Organi-
zs:ion and pay, it is found impossible to
procure the requisite number Of medical
officers, the superior inducements held out
10 enter ths land service Rttrseting many
in that direction who wotld otherwise
prefer service in the navy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
The Sentence Of Mr.. stevenson, TIRE
AceOmpIfee of Robbins.

AOCgH1lfAACC VI AON17s
Mrs. Stevenson, who it wss proved on
she trial Of Robbins, struck Ward with an
axe appeared in court and plead guilty
TO man slaughter snd by agreement isto be
sentenced to ten years in the Penitentiary,
the full extent of the law. The fate of
these two persons holds out terrible warm
ing to those who think that the way Of sin
Is pleasant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
List Of ChIer Eustlees.

The following is a complete list of the
chief Justices OF :he Supreme Court of
She United States since the year 1888:
John Jay, commissioned September 90,
i7s9.
William Cushing, of Massachusetts, Jan
nsry 81, 1896.
Oliver Ellsworth, of Connecticut, March
9, 1895.
John Jay, of New York, December 19,
$500. Mr.. Jsy declined the appoint
snent.)
John Marshall, Of Virginia, January
u, 1901.
Roger B. Taney. Of Maryland, March
IS, 1886.
Salmon P. Chase, Of Ohio, December 6,
1854.
Kentucky TO be Invaded.
Ifthe report is true that Forrest is
across the Cumberland, we may lock for
She invasion Of Kentucky. Hundred day
men may possibly see some service sgaln.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

The regular annual convention Of tie
Ohio ssrgo Association will be held in
Columbus, Ohio, at ellis Agricultural Hall
On Tuesdoy, January 8, 1865.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
GosI.

LIEN ONES,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Strip Vein, COIumpizna and CbIppeBE
G o Al >,
once on o. 3 P. B. B. Pier. Also, Oace snd Yard
ct Euclid street r. Z. Crossing Coal Of Al
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
once or House Use. Also, ANTHRACITE COAL
Z large or small quantities.
Orders respectfully solicited aud promptly attend
Cd to. Coal for smithins kept c0nEsantiy on hand.
- Terms cash. mATls:R9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
THE NAVY |!

Important Statistics Showing
Its Extent!
Why Wilmington is not Taken !!
The IrOn.CIads at Charleston
THE REBEL PIRATES !
Light.draft and other IOnGladS
7a
Important Experiments In Machinery
AM Fuel!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

Abou. Eve hundred recruits are obtained
every week in New York city. New York
is rapidly filing its quota, in view Of an
other draft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

The appointment Of Mr.. Chase 70 the
Chief Justiceship has met With very gen.
sTal appreciation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

over one thousand emigrants from Eng.
laad arrived in New York, on one ship
last week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
THE AIIssIssIPPI SQUADRON

The chief operations on the Mississippi
during the past year have been on the
Red River. Mr.. Wells maintains that
the failure there waa due to causes beyond
human control. So far as the navy was
concerned, the expedition was one of Co
operatson with the ar ny. On the 1st of
November Acting Resr-Admiral s. P. Lee
assumed command Of this Squadron,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAILROA OAD.
l5ss. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Is5a.
On and alter Monday, Oct. 3lst 1854, Trains leaEs
fnevaI.1d ~ ,clicEs, daily, Sundays eIeePtedl:
s.fg A. M-MA .Es-ArriYes st Pittsburgh I: o P. Ne.
HsrrisbuTcn 2;5a A. r., baltmors 1.O A. NJ
Washington l1-c5 A ~ Rnll1neipnla ba1o A. ~
hgg YUlk iC:00A. NJ, Whaeiing % P. n
In P N-EgP gPH HE5S-Arriyes a. Pittsburgh 9;l5 P.
r. Harrisburgh 7:50 A. NJ. Baltimor5 l8s20 ?.
r. Wash ton 80 P. Y, Phiadephis 1870 p.
H.. New lOi < 2:f3 P. = beeling 20 A. n,
Eoth trains connect at Hudson TOR Akron aso hii'
leTsburgb. -,
(Fia AlleutoWnl, without change OF cars.
~ Fars as low as by any other line.
sEy- through rickots car bo procured st tbs UI1eA
Ticket Once, Weddeii HOuBe, at the Dsposs or Ne
ao5 z. DEVEBEUxs szDt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
a1ailwans.
A TLANTIOA AND GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY.
IN nna Wlnnnn Arnanrnnnana

A TEAHTlO AND dkGAI W hoIhnH
"A RAILWAY.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.
Takes Effect Monday, NoDem5er 2Stb, 1854.
Two Thfou.h Express Trains Daily betEsss
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
'DAY E1PEEss, leaves Cleveland Sundays except
ed} at $50 A. Il, arrives at Meadville 81 s.oO T.,
(Dtunarl Salamanca a. 6:55 ?. H., (5loepins UsTs)
and New York at l:l0P. y.
tfNtqHr ExPREss," leaves Olsvsl nd Saturdays
ezceptedl at 9:I5 P. n, ,Sleeping Cars attachedl
arrives at MeadTills 81 Leo A. n, Salamanca e.
4:5O A. n. aud New York at 1890 P. n.
WESTWARD.
Dsy Eruress-LeGves New York Rt.........7.OI A. =.
Arrives at Cleveland at..-...7: 4. x.
Elxht DO Leaves New YORK at. ..6s9J .. q.
Arrives st Cleveland st.....9:lJ ?. \.
NAIL TRiIEs.
Train leaving Cleveland (East st....... 9:51 d s.
arrives at Franklin 49, I-Il ,. \.
Train leaving Cleveland at (East p q.
arrives at franklin st.-.-.l0ln A. =.
Train leaving Cleveland at (south) ..-.. a:t0 q n.
arrives ct youngstown ST.. 7:3O ?. -
Train leaving youngstown at lSOrthl s:4s =. Il
arrives az Cleveland at-...-.10:s5 A. =.
SalaUancs at (West) ---- - A. NJ
arrives at MeadTile Rt....--l9.4o A. =
arrives az Ak on at.....--.-. ~ ?. H.
Aaron a. (E1st) )-...-.--..--..- IiiO @ A. >.
arriv $ as Meadvilis at .-.ls;S9 p 4.
arrives at saismsnca at..-. I'D ?. H
LOCAL ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Train leeayl,g Akron OF Wet tl....-- 1000 4. y.
arrives at n snsheld at.--... 3;l5 ?. ~
arrives at Gallon et.......... ASS P. n
Gallon ct East ...--.-..-..-. 9gOu A. 81.
arrives 1t MansdelI at.-.---iO.0O A H-
arrives Ct AEIon at.......--- 4;lo ?. \.
Gallon at (Res') ).........-..-. Tli5 A n.
strives st CTb8na at.-..-..-. lsDO p ~
arIiy at Dayton st-..--... 500 P ~.
Dayton at (East )--...-....--, ssOJ A M.
arrives st Urt ana at....-.--lO.S A n
arrives ct Gallon st.-.---.. $50 ?. n.
AK fer Through Ticketf viz "5alamanca "
a. 7. sWEETsER, Gon'l Supt.
T. H CoopNAS denT Ticket Agent. n59S