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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

hms bUmmAh AhhAhGEMENTs ISIS.
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1855, Trains leave
Cleveland daily Sundays excepted as follows:
$40 A. m.-MhlA-Arrise AZ Pittsburgh EfoyP.H,
HArrfsburgn 7.6 A. n, Baltmor 400 A
Mashingtoui Q.6 n, Philadelphia 6.8A. r.
heU York lQsO0A. n, NheslingS 90 ?. \. CoIs
neots At Hudson with q. r. y. R.R. for Akron
end MI 1rsburgh.
l0 Pm GXPkES5-Ar1vad Al P~it5burEh 9d5 r.
m.' larrisburgh 7;G A. n, Baltimore iZsm ?,
Washington 4:40 P. - Phiadeiphia I2o40 ?.
n, New NOrk 1901 ?. H., Wheeling 6:3gA. n,
$40 p. M.-ACUOMMODATI0N-FO Hudson and
fntsrmediateS Stations, Cuyahoga Falls, Akron,
and millersburEh, connecting at Orrville with
2. r. W. U. BY. for Canton, W~AsallOn, WOOs-
tor and Mansfield.
RCars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
via Allentown without change.
- Fare - low - " any OEnar jne-
~ Through Tickets can b prcou~-f at tina Uriou
Ticket Omoo Fedfsl Honse, at the Depot, or the
Euclid Street Stati IN.
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shsIby-sandggsJ. Hspsasld 4 HszsTs EslEosd z

VII NNINN
1haIbT-EanduFty, han1held 4 hcuEr EeIFoEd, e
Mansfield, ht. vernon. 6gsuEt, XEnssrlz
%.
OrstHns-PitisEurFh, Fort Wayna 3 Chicago Rsii.
road, Forest Ugper bsntuBkys pelGnoa, EtEs
Fort wayne Lagorter Chicago ac-f west are
Esat for Mansfield. Wooster, Hasfiiicus &c.
Grafton aud BeliefOutA1Es Railroad Line. or harcE,
Belleiontnine, Sidney, Guion, hunoie, fudiaH.
APols, Terre Haute, Yinoonues, Egsu8rJ,s
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 80.
psIeWHre-with Springfield Branch for EpringEeld.
Oolumbus-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and 1el'a
RailrOad, for Aenia, Dayton. lndiRnAE5iE,
Tsrra Haute. SC. Louis, MORROW, LCTcaud, arc
Cincinnati, and With te Ohio AID Mississlfgi
EairCed At Cinci1rsn For L0uiBgtiie- EvpnG
vile, CsirO, st. Louis. cd Al zoietr O. ~
Cbho River.
Ooiunbus-OeatTs Ohio KEprGsd icT EuNsrS. EsEsI.
Vile, Wheeling &C. CcigmbuB. HaQua 4 e.
diana HailICsd fr Hiqua, brtrEn, &C.
S-Eor Tickets TO AL Tcints aid intcr.sac1 esu3s
Al the Passenger EtaHOa, aud g. Uuior TICksf ula-s
II HuFsTfOr street. rs FLitI,
nlrvelanf. nct. %. 50 .ura--.tsnna-l
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BROWNSVILLE, July 9


The people of this place were a little
moved yesterday at the General Com
manding in-Chief sending M. Cortinas
away. Here are parts of the conversation
General Steele had with the great offender
agsinst the Mexican people:
Gen. Steele-It would be still more seri-
GUS if your ~psrtizsns, according to your in
tentions, stated at the Rancho of bona KS
tefers, had not assured Gen. Mejia that you
hsd given up hOstilities.
Cortinss-Genersl, 1 know Mejis, but he
knows still better the ruses of Negrete.
Negrete will be always be beaten by the
cool boldness of Mejis. The latter Is the
only strategist 1 fear. His plans only sp-
pear when they have succeeded.
Gen. Steele-But,-
Oortinss-I know what you would say.
It is the error he committed in giving me
troops. This is the second time that 1 have
played them the same trick, and
Gen. Steele-Whst ?
CortiRss-Exeuse me, l did not think OF
my oath. 1 will not forget its obligations.
Gen. Steele-If love of country is your
motive, wait for another time of reaction.
But now 1 regret TO have to say to you that
you are not wanted among us. You, OIL
rather your petty troubles that you are
creating everywhere you GO will cause
complications with us that l have orders to
avoid. So 1 hope
And the two Generals parted.
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New YOFk 3 Harlem RsilFOad;
NOFIOE TO FRAEELERs.

EOTIOE 10 TRAVELLERS,
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays excspted)
M6RHIEG EXPRESS, leaving Troy at a;IB A.
H.; nom Albany ~ Hudson Riyer Depot st $50 4.
n, arriving At New York 1t $3.50 Pr
AFTERNOON EXPREsS, leaving BSoy Et Ss90
?. n; from Albany At 8;E6 ?. H., arriving sfEes
Yofkat sac P. H., oonnectfng with express traiRa
for Philadelphia ard Washington CITY.
Tbs Cincinnati Ezpreal from Buffalo colneetz
witb the $50 A. AIhau9 Tor Nsy Yorh by ths Hsr-
Ian Road.
Tor ne better accommodation Of thG public, e.
rangemenls have been made 70 run As train Of
lhs Hudson RiVsr Railroad %. and those o the n.
z. and Harlem RaEroad Co. At dinsrent hours fTsps
Albany and Troy .
-pasiengerS whKbe E7keted and snskEFa t5solsa
oVar ihIs ROAD direct tOGeV York tTtns CCfA
R.tR. %, and all oonnao4fng ltSrzEsrth and wa
Tiskess Of the Hudson RiysH4AlIrosd Co. sDG D
thn %. viii be received BY sl2er scsd and fhr.
EEaSfhsoksd By slthoS COmpanYFm b doIlSsrsd
fnEBa 70 without chango Of Sa4ek.
nov. Cd, 1894. y. A. CHAPIB, supR.
FoRD ii. GEEn. Adysrtid1g Agent.
Alb. KuOKERBooKEA, Agent AIbsaI. pnSAEV
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NLRVRLAAD 3 ERIE RAILEOAu
WIsTEB EsE


On and aIsE honday,. Oct. 5lst 1854, Passages
frsinH VII run - olosss SUNDAYS sEospteds
LEAYE WEYELAHD:
$50 A. h.-DAY ENPREsS T~EAIH-Etcrsfue e.
WiliOnEhbY, PnineHville. hsdfscu, Geneva, 4sa.
tAbula. Oonpeaut andairArd onh and arrive e
1re a. ta0 ? H., OunkIk T:f5 ?. ~ Buffalo
I:7s P. M.LUNOIEHATI A.
Paineayilis, AEhkAbulA End Girard only, ~ ~,
Eye5e Are6;s 80 ?, H. DunEtrk q ?. n. Hus
I:2 P. M NAIL And ACCOMMODATION
stopptns At al Htstions sn6 arrive At Era IS
500 P. M.-NiaRT EXPRESS T~sAN-saszs,as =,
PailegVtlls, Ashtsbula ard Girard nnl-. Ep5
hnivss at Kris a. i2:s0 = H.. DunfsFN 80
4. a.. Eugzlo 20 A. -
LEAVE ERIa
- 4. u EKPRESB T"EAEE-EE.ssua
a. 0irArd, ABhtabulh aud Painssvils nrlT. AID
arrive at Cleveland 81 l:50
a:bl A. NJ MAIL AND AOCOhEODATIEH
IhAlA-StopptnE At all Etasona and arrius hi
Olsvelaud At x. ~ AZ
l0sb q. h.-TObEDO EX~PREss-St55ys1F a Al
EtAtf0ha eIceHtbHanvils, 6aThruck, Unlonslla
Perry, msnt2F and Nickife, and arrives 81
OioVelnnd ~ z.l5 ? T.
SIS lP. M.-DAK EAPBES5 "TRATE-8bopslgr -
9irArds Conneaut, AshtAbul1, Geneva & Pssaur
Vile ony, and arrives La Cleveland ~ g.zB ?. y.
second OiaEl Cara are run on All through
All the trAins going westward sonnet a. Uevslsu.
With trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, OOlumbuE. Gincfu-
natl, Indianapolis, Sc. Louis, a.; and All thronSh
trains going eastward, connect ~ Dunkirk with TIA
trains Of the New York q Erie Railroad, and Al BuS.
fAI. With those Of tho New York Central 4 BuTSIoA
New York CITY Railroads for HoH Hork, Albany
Boston, hiagarA halb, 40, and ~ Erie g-kh trains
on the PhilAdelphia 3 Erie Railroad.
- Day EKfresBs East and West, connects al
Tor LineEvtns, hsadvuie, 5emestoNnt &C.
a. hOTfiHebAE. sEsG
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lt TrAin-sO6 A, M.-CMOEHATI EIFREsa,
stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Crsstlids, Gallon, Gilead, Car
dington, Ashley, Delaware, Ds1ia Csntrs aEt
Washington.
a Train-2:5 P. h.-AOCOMMODATiOE.-stUsi
81 all stations, and arFiyes IN olumbu az -
y, Cincinnati $50 4. y.
"a Trains-lBG0P .M--HIGHT EXPRE B-Stossfnz
ct Grafton, wellington, New London Shelby
Crestiina, Gallon. Giisad, OArdiuEtcr aDd Dc5s
hWnra. Hi
rralnF IsaTs OofumbuE at 40 and 10 IS IL, s:0T-E,
RTrits - Cleveland 91e A. r.. : ard $50 ,. -
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Arrive at LeAvittsburgh, connect with
New York Express .10:50P p. u,
Ask Tor Throagh Tickets vie Salamanca"
d. MOLARES, GsuI Sup't-
Z. F. FULLER Gent iokst Agent. myIT
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r AIDES SEA SIDE HATS. A large
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tAlIOSOBh1 OE MAhhlA0h
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~ OLD EYES MADE NEW
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CLEVELAND, OOhOhBU5 z UIBs
OOIhHATl AILROAD,
1904. WIHTEB ARRANGEMENT 1854
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AZ FHI
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oonnnHsIHa HoEpAXI oCfosH1 sIsT. 1884
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ane hour after arrival Of trains.
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HFTHE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
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Also, new and reliable trsatnent for Diseases Of
. Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, IN
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A Texas correspondent of the New York
Tribune, writing from Mstsmoras on the
18th ult, furnishing interesting informs-
ton as the relations between our forces
and the celebrated republican leader Cor
tinRs:
read in the Concrete to-day, that Cor
LinAs was on the 9Th in Brownsville, and
the paper adds:
"One of the first acts of General Steele,
on assuming command, has been to inform
NJ. COrtinss that he does not wish 10 be
troubled by him."
The correspondent of the Concrete
writes
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
% RAILWAY
and Summer arrangements.

Takes Eject Aondey, Nay stu, 1885.
E-o ThroIgh IEPrssz Trains DAILY between
and NEW YORK.
DAa AAfknssS leaves Cleveland fSundaVs except
~ at w A. n, arrives st MeadyfUe Al .OOP.r-
lDlhnerl sAlamanea At b:6 ?. n, (sI spin1Carsl
and New York At l:IOP !. Il
might ExPREss," leaves Cleveland (s.kurdavs
Axoepted,l At s:45 ?. n, sleeping Can sfterhef
arrives Is meatvillo At Loo A. y, sGlam.nes *
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.Cortinns and GenernI s1eeIe

PETROLEUM V. Massey,
Faster nv the Church NV the Moo Dis.
penssshun.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18
NUMBER l..
National Thaaksgiving Day.

The President of the United States has
set apart Thursday, the 7.h day of De-
cember next, as a day OF national thanks-
giving, humiliation and prayer, for. the
many blessings which Divine Providence
has been pleased to bestow upon Us in
the course of the year now drawing to =
close. But two Of tho Governors Of
States have as yet appointed their Gus
tomary thanksgiving day, and since tic
President has appointed a national one,
the Governors will most likely adopt the
same day for their respective States. The
following is the Presidents Proclama-
ton -
By the President Of the United States Of
america: f@ -
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, during the year which is now CON-
lug to an esd, to relieve our beloved
country from the scourge of civil war,
and to pern. US to secure the blessings
OF peace, unity and harmony, with = great
enlargement Of civil liberty and, where.
as, our Heavenly Father has also, during
the year, graciously ayerted from US the
cala'ni,ies Of foreign war, pestilene and
famine, while oar gr aneries are full Of
the fruits of an abundant season and,
whereas, righteousness exal.h nation,
while sin is reproach to any people:
Now, therefore, |. ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States, do here
by recommend to the people thereof that
they do set apart and. observe the first
Thursday Of December as a day of Ma
tional Thanksgiving to the Creator of the
Universe, for these deliversuces and bles.
sings. < ar
And do, further recomm mend, that on
that occasion the whole people make con.
fession Of our national sins against His
inf RitnGoQdness, and with one heart and
~ implore the Divine guidance
GIN y q ~s"tiona virtue and holi-.
ness. 4&6
In Testim ony Whereof, have hereun-
to set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done At the city of Washington, this
twenty-eighth day Of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and six,y.dve, and of the in-
dependence of the United States the
ninetieth.
ANDREW Johnson.
b. the PRESIDENT
WIN. Il. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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GLE ANINGS.

Wood is selling in ChicSo a. sl2 and
Sl3 cord.
Rumors Of cholera in Cuba prevailed
a. Havana, when the last steamer sailed.
Maj. Gen. F. ]. Heron, the youngest
officer of tina. grade in the army, has
become resident Of New Orleans,
where lie has gone into the CON mission
business.
Late advicea from Mexico report Mat.
a:noros closely beseiged BY Cortinas, with
all communications cut Of, except with
Brownsville.
New York AMI Brooklyn are in a state
of excitement over a case of genuine
cholera tina. has occurred there. ..:
The report that Wirz has been SEN
fenced to 90 hanged is not confirmed,
though it is understood that be has been,
pronounced guilty, aud that bis fato
awaits the decision Of the President.
The grain elevator Of St. Louis, Just
completed, cost 100000, and required
over 4 000, 900 feet Of timber-said to be
greater quantity than is contained in
any other building in the world. All
that is required to load a vessel or wagon
from this elevator is to open the spouts
and let thu grain down. "
1t is expected that within a year the
extreme points Of New York and 81. Paul
will be connected by railroad. This is
to be done by the connection of the Min
nesota Central with the McGfegor
Western at Austin, near the State line of
Iowa. ".&s 81 @a
The trial Of Mrs Martha Grinder,
who is charged with causin I the death Of
about score Of her nighbors aud friends
at various times, by Administering poison,
in their food and drink, is now ia pro-
gress at pii,sburg, Pa. She stoutly de-
MES her guilt. = ~~E
A Ne. Harris, Of New Orleans, walked q
from Mo nday night Mt O. clock until Fri.
day night at IL o'clock--one hundred
cons ecutive hours-without stopping, 10
rest, eat or sleep. He walked for . wsg--
or and won il.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-18

Miss Anna Z. Dickinson is no doubt q
lady OF vas: research and great breadth
Of experience, but heretofore it has been
only evil minded people who have sup
posed that her Investigations and expert.
mental knowledge had been extended to
those mattsrs which the world, foo shly
or otherwise, insists unmarried females
should know nothing Of. Hereafter, how
ever, all may rest in the belief Of that
which many have suspected, Tor according
to the New York Tribune, Miss pickin-
son, in lecture which she delivered be.
fore large audience composed mainly of
ladies, at the Academy Of Music in that
city, said that some night consider that
she, being unmarried, would not be able
to comprehend the importance Of mar
riage,' and the Tribune honestly adds
that this she showed to be fallacy."-
When We reflect upon the demoralizing
effects of the war, we shall not be sur.
prisea at the scope Of information pos.
sessed by Miss Dickinson.
The Tribune, with refreshing uncon-
seriousness, closes its interesting notice of
tho lecture by saying that Miss Dickin-
sou will speak next Tuesday evening, in
this city, at the Cooper Institute, on Flood
Tides, the subject which attracted SO much
attention 10 Boston" Here she will have
right to be more at home than on the
subject Of marriage.
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aaoRas yEAnE. JuHAP ALLISON
Banking 4 Agency Office
wEARE 4 A L& ,
~@a@'' Cor. Sd aud Pearl Sta
Siou Cisy........ =

TOLLECTIONs made aud rsmitted at cnrren t
~ rates of exchange; Bills Of Exchange, Cncnr-
rent Nancy aud Coin hessss nj sat: Dekysif re-
ceived and Money invented; 1rsftsforsAie any
rountry in Europe 1892
sgc BY nire. ~~- --4~-g~
sparfieala attention given t o the paymsn of
TIA xes in any county n Iowa.
Real Estate bought and old Land Warrant
ocat ed
Ne.efort OF he following partie witlwsoni we
b ave done business
Fark Bank, Now York;
ID. IL. Arnold. Pres's Mercantile Bank NY.
Messrs. III auth, Naehod K.hne. Bankers, n. Y
Msasrs. thas .carnLios 4 Co., Bankers, Phil.
Messrs. Clark. Bros. & Co., Bankers, st. Louis.
Gen. r. Harding, of Union Bank st Louis.
+. q. Adams, Banker, Chicago.
We, coahaugh ca, Bankers Chicago.
i. Partriige, Esq. Ranker, Seneca Fails y. 7.
G. W. Norton, Esa. ,ffesfden southern Bank Il
kentucky, Rnssellyiue. Ky.
S. A. FIsic her, Banker, / indianapolis is ndiana.
Aon. VIM. MDntg omery, Washington. Pa.
~ TIL walker, ESD. Salem, New York.
Messrs. II. Markell Co, Bankers. Dubuque.
Loutsa Mack lot Banker Davenport fmr62