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ths Insurance Once OF &. =. Brsysoa.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts. Lot
I5lxsp. A very desirable location. Terms easy ssy
son-sts LIT feet front, running to the Lake.
Can be had al q bargain. -. -.
Houss and lot No 80 hl1snan Street, lot loS41s
and cold water and Gas throughout, furnace,
RrisF pssIIinss Nos l4 and lo6 Euclid Street.
Lots running through to Huron street. Fsry
Rouse and Iot, Corner Parkmau and Browns-sts
occupied also as a shoe chop Lot &'1lOO ieet.
Building, Machinery, 80, for the manufacture Of
- and Msin-Sts- a good paving business
House and Lot, No. 100 OhfO-st- sl,sOo. -
Brick House and Lot, No IL liake-St., near TO the
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-st, near Per-
Cottage, No l2i Lake-st. Lot 2sxlOO feet.
House and Lot, No. 227 ScOvile- avenue
25 feet Summit ST., extending to the Lake, cor
Fivs acres on Wilson Avenue, with considerable i'm
House ana Lot, No. AT Kinsman-St. A large and
irable lot and good house.
Lot Michigan street. s4xI55 feet 81 600 down and
the balance In one, two and three years.
CLIFTON s9s PsqR Lot Sp sx Is et PrSs
Frame House on ST. Clair street. Lot 44xlsO feet.
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMS FOB SALE.
30 acres in Brscksvie IS scres improved, balance
chO'cs timber land S25 pt. acres. Terms easy.
100 acres in Parma, good House and Barn. 20 acres
good timber, well waterod and good building
stone.
52z acres in Orange good frame House. Is acres i'm
proved balance timber.
80 acres wood land IN BrOwnhelm, LorAin county,
miles north of YerHiIiOn Riyer.
Saw MIN In Bedford with half acre Of land, on
Tinker's Greek.
u acres on St. Clair-St Small frame house.
l3 acres on htnsman-5t., opposite the Cemetery.
10 EcIes. Is wood land, balance improyed) on Euclid
Road, good springs Of water, fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Choice and well selected lands in Iowa. Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
20 acres Ia kegburgi about miles from Cleveland.
GOo1 house and barn and fns orchard. % O00.
$50 acres, 30 miles from Toledo and eight miles from
Mauseon Station on Air Line BaiIroad; $50 prai-
rie and balance timber land. New House, Barn,
and good fruit. go Per acre; terms easy. dscls
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Tbs above comprises all fhe State Fairs ut which
the Grover Baker Mschsnes we're exhibited this
year.
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FARMs AHp orr PROPERTY.

Lots with Stores &c on Superior and Ontario-sts.
good for inysztment.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREH
Il -FhlESEmAR !. 2 and J, sre protected By BOY,
al Lettsrs Pat0nt Of England and secured By n.
seals q tho hoole De Pharmacis dc Paris and Is,
imperial College Of Ncsi,CiGa, Vienna
No. One % invaluable for Exhaustion greruakor
rhgea and AL phyBicsl disabilities.
NO. TEo eoaploteJ ezadioates all trsoss Of those
diseases that have heretofore been tras y the psu
seous and psrntcious use Of cnFasiA and oubsb1
noe Ihree hss entirely SuppGD ted the iniurouE ma
OF merefj, thereby insurlng to the sufferer ssasdI
relei, dbpersing all Impurities and roofing ont M
IAIIs EAAR, Nos. l. snd 3 are ErBparAtiOns IN n,
iorn OF hozenges, devoid OF taste and SMELL ad car
Dc carried IN the Wasc0at DO ket Sold in TIN eases
and diVl9sd into separate dOses sdminiatered B,
Eelpeni LallemAnds kopxs Ricald SO. Proa e eaob.
or cases fer se, which IS; and in e27 eases
ansreoT there Is saving OF %. To Be had 7Fhols
HeH York.
Immediately on rsesiviug remittance Dr. Barrow
llorWArd the TTiessmar 70 any pcrt Of the varli
stZuotiOns OF the writer. =
ssS-soId by @. ". OZARK. Agent Cor Cleveland.
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CLEVELAND i ERIE R.B.



1854. WINTEB ARRANGEMENT, Ysss-.
On and sitss Monday, November 18Th, Isss. Psz,sD-
ger Trains VIII run Is follows, Sundays exceDted1
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
9f5O q. m.-DAl EXPRESS T8AIN-stor,ynqa
Mtllonghbys PsinssTills, GeneTa IE6tekSi-
ConneanL AID eslrard oDsy, and arrive Al Erie A
l:ls p. H., Dunktrk s.s5 D. n BuiIalo 5.l5l \ n,
PainesYtlle, ABhtabEla and Girard ouiV am a.
syes e. Erie SO ,. n, Dunkirk s;l7 p m, But
3,55 r a.1hIiL AND AOooMnoDATToE-
SsoSpinE At All stations and arrives At EEis 81
9sI0 p, m.-NIGHT EXPRFss TRAIE-sso,,,,.
At PkineETillsl Anbsabuta and GIrarSa onlT snd
E1ye1 3 Arie 1t y q q. NJ Dunkirk 3.4s a.
Ne huAalo 40 q n,
LEAVE ERIR
t:l0 A. M.-Hl0HT EXPRES3 TRAIH-stoa.lnp. "A
Gtrsrd, A1htabula and PainesVins only. 80 A..
- r1Yes q UleTel9nd at ZOO A. \.
osaO A. M---mAIL AND AUOOm mhODATEOE TRAIN
-Ftopping at AL stations and arrives At OisYss
land st I0.l5 Az. :
$50 A. H.-TOLEDO EXPRE5S-stoppfaa AZ aIlnes,
lions except SWslyile, Saybrook, bnionGilie
FTa5, FTLI5, aAs9s =, - and hiekiine and arrives IL
Gt5P. U.-DAY EXPREsS TRAIH-stouuiua Al O..
raId, Oonnszut, Ashtabula, and PsinssTiiis
only Anc arrives An Cleveland at SIS p ~
second OAss Oars Ers run On al through
All the trains going westward oonnest At Oeysland
WIN Trains ;or Toledo, Chicago, COlzmbua CinUin-
latl, indianapolis, ST. Louis, So; and al through
rains u tho y Y. = Railroad and az BufIalovifa
those of the New York Oslrrnl and B1dsIO Men
12rk Clty kSilroads for New York, Albany, BostOh
Philadslphia and Erie Railroad. - - -
DAY Expres1, East and Wet, connects st GIrard
With Trains on Erts snd Pittsburgh Rsilrosd foF
hnesTille, Aesdsslis, negtosn, Eo.
OsvslAnd, November -15tn. isss - '--AA-' 70S
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MILES O,RETLLYON THE s'NAYGURs,'
Some tells Us 'ts burnIn' shame
70 make the naygur's fight;
An that the thrade Of beinf kilt
Belongs but to the white;
But as for me, upon my soul
So liberal are we here,
I'll let Sambo be murthered in place of myself
On every dayin the year
On every day m the year, boys,
And every hour IN the day,
The right 70 be kilt III divide Eid him,
An dell word III say.
In bsthe's wild commotion
shoulden't at all object
lfSambo's body should stop ball p
Thatwss comm for me direct
And the prod ola Southern bagnet,
So liberal are we here, d
I'll resign and let Sannbo take It
On every day in the year
on every day in the year, boys
An wild none OF your nasty pride,
Al my uget in Southern bagHet prod
Wild sambo Tlf ciyide.
The men who object to Ssmbo
Should take his place and fight
And it's betther to have naygur's hue
Than q liver that's wake an white;
Though Sambos black as the ace Of spades,
His fingers thrigger can pull,
And his eve runs straight on the barrel sights
From undher its thateh OF WOolI
So hear me all, boys, darlings,
Don't think I'm tippin' you chat,
The hight so be kilt I'll divide Hid him,
And give him the largest half
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Fifteen Aerss On Cedsr-st., with good House and
Barn and Fruit
Cedar Still acres, with acres Of grapes.
East OleVeland-Sear ECcIid-St aud Wilson Ave
nus, large and convenient Brick House, with
moderu improvements Barn, X acres land, with
Fruit, sc. For $500.
, ~ Also, large number OF Farms, Out-LOts,
DWeltnR5, &s too numerous 10 aivertise deeI6
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Or. GRILLE.

Es1ba a dc RsFaI 0olIeqs Of FhysioisssI
L0@SoA, AsagiGss8i eradHass Of
Rioor6's HOspisaI for
FEMALE DIS EASE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for tie last ten yeAn
k.s oDsnsd hiB Oaioe A. the
johnson House, Cleveland,
uhsre he VIII be hAppy to meet all those who are y
aiotsd with subsoute and chronic diseases.
His srsktnent is entirely different frOm the OF
PIan, and is mid, e6cacio1s and effective. His
ioInss are Simply vegetable extracts nd oils, thsg
have never been uSod but By two 9th hsS physicians
Amsrica besides himself. He has speh the creates
PEt Of his life and Thousands Of doIis in obtainin
g fsE sscrets In his profession. BE tests ths UFis
for ali forms Of dissass. EoebArrofor giving
honeEt and trus statement Of their oass.
l.-E BPERnATOKHGA.
10 YOUNG MHU.-He can prove you IN q few nalg
utea that he is the only phyEciAn you trsattS
With that this disease. For Bvery patient Wh
will follow his directions, he VIII give One Hundre
Dollar ifhs fails in curing this disease. No ohGrEG
fade for consultation. Those at distance who Wisa
70 consult the Doctor may do 30 by sending . snal
Vial OF urine By mail, with name, and age and h
VII answer and describe their case, and the possibii
ST Of getting relief, By enclosing return postagi
stamp mArasG7
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- Ohief Attrihutes d Manhood arI

Ths Chief Attributes Of Manhood an
frsIusntly lost or suspended By rEl-Pra0tioas and
uioun hshits that VIII Inevitably LEAD 20 hersdisAE
6sSsa.s unless checked in time BEAD the truths LAY
sown N tts treatiss ssHUhLAR FAAIITY, or PIN
1szoor1Ar RzsrARcHEs." Il Il alahorhtsly fiiuStEF
~ Win colorsd onEr.7inEE aad VII conFinoe ID
noIt hardsnod and unooncarnsd, - veil as relieu
80 nindso Of no most desponding, b. leading thsE
n tna rirhf channel for reliei Of bodily ssd nsusi
eEonJ Gnd despair.
soId by Dr. BLRBoE, I9i Bleeoksr-St., h. e
Prios Is esnts Sent iree eFeryWhere- See adyoriIn
Faant OF q Trlesemar'i in another column.
Bold also by q. ". CLARK, DrugEtsti OioVolanti
Qhl..
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nary nd Sexual system-now and dreliabls treatment
In Reports OF the HOWARD Association. Sent b.
aIi in sailed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad
frs.s Dr. J. sKILIm HoUsHIos, Howard EBsOofa-
tion. No. 2 South Einth-st,, Philadelphia; Pa
dsc2-lNo
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Hsgan's Magnolia Balm.

This Il the most delightful and s1traordinAry rt
ever discovered. 1t changes the Eun-burnt fAes
hands to pearly satin texture Of rEvishing bsau
q, imparting the marble purity Of youth, AID tbI
pTEauI sppearanos % inviting In the city belle o
fashion. 1t removes tan fsokles pimples and rough
nsss from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh
transparent and smooth II contains no material IN
FURIOUS to the skin. Patronized By Actresses anf
Opera singers. 1t "a what every lady should haVb.
R-Sold HySryWhsre.
DEMAS 3. BARdES I CO.,
General Agents,
tulyl-R1s 11 BraadusT. New Fors
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HROUqH TICKETS

Passenger By this Line have choice Of live Biss.
rent Boutes between New York and Boston.
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Fare Is Low rs by Any other Route.

BAGGAGE CHECKED EHkOUGH.
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MORNING LEADER.
FoRNING JAN. 2I. ~.
MILES O,REILLYON THE "NAYGURs,

For gpeciaI and TELEGRAPH News--Sce
First FaEe. For LEGAL and Commercial
NeWs--See Eourth PAGE.
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kT-lsao-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERE

AllN -
brakes PLANTATION BITTER
They purity. strengthen and inEiForate.
They create healthy appetite.
They sre an antidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissi patton late hourH
They strenQthen the system and enliven the mind
They prev Mt miasmAtic and intermittent fsver9
They puri the breath and aoidity Of the stomach
They curs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and Oh holeramorou
They cur Liver Complaint and Headache.
TbeT are le best Bitters In the world. They make
fhs weak nan strong and exhausted nature great
Testorer TEey are made Of pure ct. Oroix Bum tbf
oeiebratad Lalsaya BARK, roots and herbs, and hEs
tsen with The pleasure Of beverage, without n gsrs
% aTe or time OF day. Particularly recommended &
dsiicafe Dgrsona requiring gentle stimulant. Sole
by an Gro-erS Druggists, Hotels and Saloons.
II. p. DRAKE q CO..
fElyl-ReeoW ga Broadway, n.
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gEOtherBI AIOthersII aIOtheFgIH

Don't fan 70 procure Mrs. WIH6LOW's BOOTBs
SYRUP for OHILDREH TEETHIEG.
hiu valuable preparAtioH is the prescription fons
iths best Female Physicians and Nurses IN ths
utsd States acd has BEEN used for thirty years viii
sTs nilng safety H0d 'uoces' BY HiilliOnss sf noth
children, from tbs ieebls infant Of one Wesl
"a the adult 1t not only relieves the child Iron
pain, but tnvgorAtss the stomach and bowels eorS
rsta aodity snd gives tons and energy to the Whols
g'tsm. 1t win almost initantIy relieve
0RIPINa IR THE BOW ELS AND WIND OOLiC
We bslievo it the Bsft and surest Remedy in tbs
World n all cases o. uEBsntsry and Disrrh9a
children, Wbsther # arise from TosthinS, or iroE
any othe cause.
BTFun directions for using viii accompany oac3
bottle. Mons genuine unless tbs fac-simile Of CUB
tbs &PERKIEs, New York, Is on che wrapper.
=BB-Sold By ali Medicine Dealers. Principal OGt
Dsy-St., HeW York.
REtes oHIE 9s Gents Der BsftIo.
te2-dksTfn
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

4 FRTHHD H HEEU-TRI II. d
-. BEess's IhFALbIBLAA AAlhlAAhTh DrepAf'- :
eron tbs recipe Ct r. Stephan Sweet, Of oonneott0
ghs greaa bona Esttsr and has bean 1ssd IN hia pr
los for the last twenty Year, with the most astonE
NJ Funosea. AZ an external rsnody It ID without
rival and Wis alleviate pain speedily than aBl
afh6r PREPARATION Ter all Rheumatic and hsffQri
Din0rsrs Il s truly iniEiiibls and curative foi
4srsl, Wounds, Bpr1lns, BrIisoa, 6c.t tu soothiIG
Aatling and powerful streng gthening proPensites
llts the iuxt wonder and establishment OF al who h1
ever given Il trial Over four hundred oerineattl
DtFenarkhhls oures Performed By Il within the lhi
ETo rcTrs attest 70 thiT tnce- strong hrmstrontl
ARan11 s1T fFsueluuF darlnaitanEdAW-IlE1
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EEINO IMPORTANT PlssERGER ROUTE.

between Cleveland and New York.
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NER&EIPEDITIOUs FREIGHT LINE.
ALL RAIL.

No trsnshipmsnt Of Freight between New Yah
and Akron OF Cleveland. Merchants In the Wee
and Southwest will ind IL 20 their adYantese 70 or
DER their goods to be forwarded via the Erie and At
lantio and Crest Western Railways, thus saving
trouble and expense.
Rates Of Freight ns Low as By Any OtheF
Aii-hRil RoUTes.
Especial attention viii be given to the HpeadT
transporation Of Freight Of 81 kinds East or Wesf
The Engines, Cars and other equipmentg.0f this
COMPANY are entirely new, and Of the most i roVOd
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I LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
-A-As ESTATE, RailrOsd and ether Stocks Has on
hand large lot OF Farms and FARMING LantT n
MS state, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
~ Ooioe over Nc. 50, south aide OF Pub. Square.
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shslby-s.ndusky, HanEasld & E5Wgrk Railroad, Tor
Mansfield NJ. Fsrnons Newark, hanea-
Vile, &c.
UFesslin0-Plttsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail.
road, Forest, Upper EanduskY, DalphOg, LIE
ma FOrt wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, 10.
Eeets and EEstior msngh0ld, Wooster, has-
nilion &c.
Grafton ard Beliefcutlns Railroad Line for Martaa
Bellsfontsine, Sidney, Union, nuncio, In
d!Anapoli3, Terre Hsuts, Vincennes, ETana-
vile. LouisTilla, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
DeiAWAFo-With Springfield branch for Sprfngheid.
Qolumbus-Littls hiAmi 8 Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xsnia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
1sEre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, L0Vsland,
aud Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
Ls5iDDi RailrOadS -Oinoinnatii0r LOuisViIeF
Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and all poinls
on the Ohio rivar.
GolumbuB-Oentral Ohio Rajlroad for Newark, Zarsa-
yilles wheeling, &c; Columbus, FiQua 3
Indiana Railruad for fiqua, Urbana, 80.
~ Tor Tickets 70 al points and Information an,
ply st the Passenger station. ard q UEion Titket
0mco. la7 Supe-lO--si
y. s. FLINT,
C1eFeiand. Nov. Is. f5fl sunarfnfanfians
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~
1861. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th, IssS Paussn-
ger TrAinl viii leave Cleveland folloWS lsundayl
excepted; =
7I5O A. M.-CHIOAGO EXPRESs-Stops At Berea
Grafton, Oberlin, HorEalk, honroeTills, Belle
Yue, Ulydei Fremont and Elmore, and arrives az
Toledo At 1890 P NJ Detroit $40 ?. H; and Chi-
oago at lQ-3U P. n. ia
2sO5 p. NV ESTEEM MAIL-StOps at all sta
tIoEs on BOuthern Division, and arrives ct To-
ledo at 6:t5 ?. r.; Chicago 6:0O A. II.
As3O p m.-hOBTHEkh asAlL-istopg ct all sta
tlOns on 6orthsrn Division. and arrives 81 San
dusky At I % P. \.
1:2O p. M.-SBaHT EXPRESS-stopsa AZ Grafton,
hOIValk, nonrosVille, Olyds and fremont, and
arrives At Toledo a. y. p. n; Detroit 500 A. H.;
and OhtcaEO ht 10 % Al n.
CONNEOTIOEl
Oonnectiona are made ct MonrosyiIIs With the eau-
fuaky, MAnEneld Newark R.R., at Clyde with the
3Andasky, Dayton q Cincinnati B. B., at Fremont
with Fremont B Indiana 2. B., and az Toledo With
the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana And To-
lsdo Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit. jack
con, Fort Wsyns, Lozarsport, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, y. Louis and ali points West Northwest nd
TrainS arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo aad tt
west at S3o A. H.t-2 P. r., and 8.t5 P =. From
5snduhky At 925 A. n. L. d. RuOEER. 6upif.
Cleveland. November Is, 1se5
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RAnRnAAa.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WEsT'N
n RAILWAY.
1858 - 1854
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight, Nsil, ExpFess
And Telegraph BOute,

1on1seting at Salamanca, New York. with the Eris
salEay, forms contiluOu5 Six keof 1rack trcm
New York TO Akron or Cleveland.
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On and after Monday, November 18th, 1854, ,ThE0ugh
assenger and Erelght Trains viii be run regulaTlE
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Dan be obtalnsd a. any Of the Onaces Of the EFis
Railway, and all Ticket Oaiee5 Of C0nneotng LtlEs
West southWeFti also, at the Central Ticket Oce
under the Weddel House, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ask fer Tickets win the Atlantic and Great
Western md Erie Railways.
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Sa-The only Direct Route to the wonderful

Oil Regions of Pennsylvania,
Via MsadVille OF CORY.
From Lsavittsbureh the MahoBfne Branch ruua a
youngstown and the Coal Mines
- This koad Is being extended, and VIII soon b
70 complete running order 20 Gaiion, urbsna, DAY.
J. FARHSWORTH, Gslsrs, ~ n =. Agsnt
I. d. GOODMAN General n. ifet AGENT
II r. sWEETSE Gen,I sapst.
AeadEille, Pa Nov. 10, I5ss poyil-iu
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
~ OINOIEaATI BAILkOAD,s =
A

zakls. =
1854. WINTEB ARRANGEMENT. lssl4.
On and Altar Monday, November 18Th. Pa..spQsr
trAlns VIII isaTe Cleveland, e follows, (sundays e.
ceptedl:
lst stTEain-1f4o A. .df.-UfHCIHNATT EXPRRsg
Stopping ~ GRAFTON, wellington, New LobdOh,
shelby, Crestiine, Gallon, Gilead, tiardinatOn.
Ashley, Delaware, LowiE Oentnr sad W6Tthfnes
Ton arriving at UrcstliDs Al l048 =. q. uOluIa-
bus I'D p m DAYTON 40 p. n. Cincinnati 6.s5
2. r. St- Louis lJ-<3 g. = indianapolis SES 2.
mt cairo $50 ,. N f0rt y syns 4stS ,. n, Uhl-
caRo via Or5stline - 50 ,. "a.
I'd TraiE-8ii0 II M.-AOCOMHODATIOH.
stops 81 all Stations, aad arrives IN Oslumbua
81 SO p N Cincinnati $50 a. m.
id Vrnin- 7:lO p. M.-HlanF EXPREeS-Stop-
pms e BersaT Grzrtcu, Wellington, New Lon
dons Shelby, Croatlihe, Gallon, Giload, CardiEE-
ton and DolaWarOi arriving at Crestline AZ 10. 10
?. M columbus los a M, Dayton s:45 q. n1.,
g1ncinnan 100 a. El.; indianapolis 20 q Ii ,st.
Louis 9.4s p. N cairo 5.00a- m, It Wayns4 a
s. m, ana OhieagO vie Ursstlins leo .. N.
Trains leave Columbus Al $50 and l02Oa n, pn.
arrive AZ ClsIsanc9 20 a. n, 2sO and 800 >. "a.
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REAL ESTATE.
RRAYTON I sToOKWKLL.
= REAL EsTATE AGENEs,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB sALE.

OMes No. AtWatsr Building. Entrance throa
ths Insurance Once OF 81. 7. Brsytoa.
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T AND OFFICER. H. LITTLE
4 4 has constantly on hand a large number Of i'm
PROV q Earms Tor sale for cash or on time Also
variety OF City and Village Property; ind choice
Farming Lands in Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri
which he will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
I'd floor. mayia
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MANY PRISONERS TAKEN.
AN ARRIVAL DIRECT FROM RIcSmuHO
FURTHER NEWS FROM CITY POINT.
Return of Vessels from Search
after the FLORIDA"

HARRIsBURe, July 2O.--Important dispatches
were received here last night, from which II 10
indicated that our forces are steadily aud success-
fully pursuing the Rebels who recently ravaged
the east portion of Maryland, and that the pur-
suing party is Wrestling large amounts Of plunder
from the Rebels.
General Crook, while in the pursuit on Mon
day last, overlook the enemy at Suckers Gap,
where q sharp, and, for time, terrific encounter
took place. The Rebels fought like devils,
anxious to save the grain and cattle they had
succeeded in carrying that far from Maryland.
General Crook, however, was detsrmined that
they should not escape, aud whipped them
thoroughly, capturing over 300 wagons heavily
laden with grain, and took many prisoners.
AS usual, the enemy left his dead ana wounded
on the field, to be buried and cared for by our
trOOps
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-20
General pillows Tiant at Lafayette.

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70 me E6if,y crHs Selma Reporters
Dear Sir II have just seen member OF Lewis
squadron and obtained some particulars of the
fight between General Pillow and the enemy 5
cavalry at Lafayette, Walker county, Georgia,
on Friday morning last, 2lth instant. General
Pillow attacked The enemy about daybreaJ, and
surprised and captured their pickets. Nealy 3
brigade advanced on the south side Of the town,
and General Pillows brigade on the north and
west, partially surrounding the enemy and cap
turing q large number of prisoners. a portion
Of the enemy, supposed TO be from three TO five
hundred, took refuge in the court house, barTi-
caded the doors, and opened a destructive fire
upon our men from the upper windows.
Some two or three unsuccessful charges were
made by our men upon the Court House, result
ing in the loss Of many valuable officers and men.
A brigade Of the enemys cavalry that had moved
out from Chattanooga to relieve the troops sta
toned at Lafayette made a sudden dash
upon our troops stampeded the horses, COM
pelling a hasty retreat, with the loss Of most of
the prisoners which had fallen into our hands.
Some of ourmen fell into the hands Of the enemy.
Our dead, and many Of those who were seriously
wounded, were also left on the field.