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An Extensive Operator.

named o. y. II. Browning, aud who
s,yls, himself "Paymaster in ,he Navy" has been
clel;iug considerable excitement in Cincinnati.
lie lS beea living ~ ihs Burnett House in ,At
city, where he became quite prominent person.
a. 'florg the guess OF tie hotel, and made the
acQuant- CO ~ hrst lass secretly tic country
over Among the ladies' he WAS . great favo-
lie, 1uJ 10 reported 10 have made maria q
cIaagomcnts with upv ards oi dozen respectable
gi7ls, vhl we're unacquainted With the fact ths,
"Ma1r Browning" ts he sometime styled him.
rex al a wfo living IN Burlington, Ne Jersey.
IL 10 CHARGED that Browning 10 sdsNterous railroad
.uist bnl tIs htcd by pluudsring lhe baggage
cars On vsrou. rsiroats 4 few days siucs 30
was arrested by detective Of the n. Y. Central
r. X C.mpauy, at Syracuse, on charge of steal.
iug baggage :. Albany. A. syrAcusp, Browning
was engaged b. re married W wealthy young
lAt,, whose val, h, u Is stated he hat stolen while
riding by her side Among the many document.
found on h.s person oy the detective, Is . letter
from hs wife, which tends to show his ercessiy,
mesuusss. IL 10 couched IN the mos, sfectionsi,
terms, every Inc containing some adjective o
sndeGrnent She ontrsAis him 10 send her . lit
io money, she not hSy ny even - ceuIs TO bsv,
Ter luggage brought home from the depot, ant
concludes her episte by begging " him TO com,
hciue. and souds him "a huudied kisses" III,
accused now lies IN jail At Syracuse asaipn.
trial
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south Carolina In III, R,gb, Par,

norrh CAsoLsA, tho state which prop.yat.1
secession aud which led in the rebellion. /. fore.
most among the reclaimed States in slse,ny
Governor and other State officers. The cbole.
which itspeops made in the late election IL worthy
otnoiice. South Carolina has always been . v.rv
Arstocratic as well as very pesulsni little s..,r
ths wealthy classes have occupied social position
As distinctive from their poor peghbor. as tina,
'7h!ch separates the European nobility from the
Iebisns. Tho siAie has been ruled hv this oil.
gsrcby, who have entirely ignored tho ''mudsll.''
and greasy me ,hanics = and every public posi-.
zion Of honor or eInolumout has been III ed by The
srstocrsey. Rat, South Carolina has come out o.
'he crucible Of war with more liberal and demo
cratic ideas asn formerly characterized u. n,
mass OF the people have found to heir cost
ina: I'll the evils of the war are traceab
10 the perneious teachings OF the ohgsrchy
and hey now seem determined 10 turn over a nov
si' Accordingly, in the recent election the,
nSie choke OF what was denominaisd the me
@'anios and workiugmen', ticket" defeating tn
heket representing 'hs old ,ris.ocrsue int.res.
'n' 'hs PERSONS elected W VI, v,ricu, once,
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The Robber,. Cave ut Nashville

"Rr'r interest is ct present manifested by tic
citizens q Nashville Tenn, in regard 10 the "koo'
bsf's Cave" which has recently been discovered
h'nssth the cit, aud mention Of which has pre-
Nousy been made in the sur. The NASHVILLE
uNios " the 2lI instant says
W. yesterday visited the cave recently discover
-, which cutters tho rocks ~ the 'hahanooss
Railroad cut and which 10 Supposed by msny' uo'
'ul TO Ia the den VI robbers, tlit TO cont'in
number Of NE gilli1nf now. Tie enirinco is II n
point opto.,e tie liuct one Of the Two branches
% The road, aud but Little beyond sireFs brewery
The cut Is there s1me thirty isei deep snd there IL
seafn IN Ne rocks which LOOKS a. " tfe iay ets ~
limestone had once been broken ~ some Icri'blo
.ouNulEOn OF nature. The mouth OF the cavern
barely Admits . man, cravi1R on his hands aud
knees Iuta short distance ia ID becomes larger,
being some three ha broad aud three and .
hai or iUur fee. In height Al the front thore
= largu pile u uirt, apparently !oose,
and but recently depoaied tDcfe' completely
blocking up, and II ~ ~ removing
tbs the WORK meu are engaged Tho progress
inside, how' yer, 4, very slow, On account ct the
difficulty 10 getting the dirt ,ut OF the mouth
Of the cAst-u being Necessary 10 convey 10 all IN
. small box, tbrten Lang % foot ~ loot, and
crawling after t. There are those Who believe
shat there are robbers IA IL now, and that they
have learned shat they are discovered, ard have
yurpu-ely blocked a up. II such = We case they
eau plle "a ths did much faster than II can be
ssk,u out. aud they have more roointn work. "A
oL 10 huz hsr sen found buI one or two play
ing cart Tut this must not be taken As eFlSn.o
that robbers -or even men have been Ia 10 Nhile
couvrrt'ug viii ciu'en gentleman who re-
sdsn tle yic.nity-we |, Arn,d tlN the cave has
! ny been known. h.rung guards arc possci ~
the ,utIspce O! the ave, aud unless there 10 sOne
,hsr outlet 10 IN. cave, Il there are robbers in H.
they viii ultimately be compelled 10 come cut.
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TksADE NOTICES.

DLuMBERS-A REGULAR NETTING OF
4 "a. ,Iourneymeu pumbcla' Protective society
viii he hed az their rooms. y, Boworv, on Thurs
d.y evening Oct 10Th, NJ : O'Clock. pulctual at
l." transacted. Plumbers are requested not 20 apply
Tor employment IN tte shore wLe.e toe late demNnd
has not teen complied sith. w order iIEO FIRE
llOCh, Pies. 4. WlllliMSoS. Sec. Iig
THE BOSS COprEESMlTHS ARE HERE
l. by notified that on aud after MoniAy, Oet Suth.
no lOurue, man shall work les than SIC. per day nd-
vance o their plcseut D., order OF the Asso-
eistion, MICHAEL COSTELLO, President; FRANK
CLAlikE, secretary. lg1
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 20, 1865.
sers Testimeny-Demandss Of the Govern
meat.


cx,,IL How lnD, Chief Of the Prsedmenr bu-
r.sn. Yscsntly started from washington on sonf
,hyoueb the souiherp stsiss, upon ,lessi imp -
AN, bun connected Nth his department. w
nov bear from him at Charleston SCUM 'sf'nn"'
and the importance Of bis mission 10 de'''0p'o :"
, speech to The local su.nori'i's Of MA' e'' ~
Ap address General Howard said
su. ,hcuvb, ,b., N. state, on consideration
..,ild find IA wise 70 allow ths negro 10 tss'HI ~
.surta NJ least In masters thst cOhestnso n.'n ~.
Ms prop.rtv Hs vas free TO say ths' uhNi Us, n
vss done, tns fsovernrnsn' OF hs IT Il.d.,.,,,,.
reau 4 o,lld continue. A. soon a. ths Leg"'
,iiov,d n,,ro testimony In the ltynl courts q 'h'
s,sts iii the troops would 10 withir,~n'
III. remarks Of General HowARD may SAFELY ts
,,g.rd,d o. indc.tly- Of tho policy y We Go'erh-
r, On. ssy be acts entirely in an ofhc,l csp'0N'
,h,y,sors "a 10 svidsnt that 10 Vie shove paragraph
". have ID. solution o. two OF ne most impor'An'
questions Affecting ,hs southern people and "lA-h
are Of the greatest interest 10 she "hols country
First 1, seems that the 90 eminent has dssefnlneu
to sbolish The Fresdiner't Bureau, Ia the sNe'sI
reclaimed States, % soon tie said states anal
have provided for the protection Of The ns9roe" ~
permitting them 70 testify Ia court upon qnes
lions Affecting their pers bal Interests. eseohd'
the Federal troops will b. sIiAdrsvn " a. soon IS
ths Legislature allows negro testimony N 'he lssh
courts" Il ,ppears, therefore, that both me Adolf
lshmen, Of the Freednsn's b'renu, and Me VIM
travail Of N. TT cops rom III Southern S!aie'' are
nov solely dspendent upon The action Of h'
ssid States with regard 70 tie admission oil negro
testimony in ths courts. ny complying With hh'
simple rtquiremsnL they will he At onee rsh''su
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British Precedent Opportunity tor its
Application.

A sEGRo insuu.cnon is reported to have broken
out In Jamacs, aud We learn from Halifax that
The British Government, to which the island be-
longs has dispai he'd shiihsr reg men' OF troops
and batter Of artillery. JonS Bull will, there
fore, be able to enjoy little rebellion Of his own
aud we shall sxpee, to see him treat the ''rebels"
with the same tenderness which he presumed to
demand from thisG yernmsnt during toe late rebel.
lion OF course he Uulted States will remain "sIrlc-
~ neutral" during the impcudins conflict between
Jony aud his dusky subjects tut II the Jauscs
dsrkie., or symI shsuc fri,nds in this country,
should desire Few brace Of pirates with which To
prey upon British commerce. Of course our neu-
ralty would not permit us to restrain American
shipbuders and irou-toundsrs from furnishing
them. Jons usually takes great pleasure III point
ing the world to British precedent Sni i 81 not
surposahle that he would object W few copies
OF the Asbsma lifted ouI at New York, .uI living
the rslel flag u Jamaica.
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VI. .,m >. ri sArousb III, hear, Of Alabama.
NOT heid - 6vatioD, not o house has been
rebuilt, ana N - the erase crown over the
camping grou 8e cavalry. Here and there
me ruins Of ysta1eIy mansion rise up drearily
heiore me traSer, ~ give dignity TO the picture
o. desolation. Ths1yl magnohss stll stand IN
the yards but the 5My sign q life and hspp ness
among themis ne music Of the mocking oir.s.
Ihrro 10 only one respectable house len along h.s
road WhyItwas spared the owner did not Know
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Wa So iuir,q leuly have AL opportunity 10 o,u..
mend the action Of Grand jury, in the nyes.i 10
lion Vi railroad murder, ilss We tale pleasure IA
noticing the fudins Of the jury IN the cas- o, n,
late disaster at j msica, ON the Long Island road.
They found bin Of Indictment sgAius. N con-
duc,or Of ihe msl TRAN, for msu.asghter in tho
fourth degree, and also for "csus.ug the death of
passengers on his train by usshgencs" The
culInt in this case is now hell 10 bail in the SUN
Of dix THOUSAND dollars. lr.' .syery wei, 50 ar
a. is goes aud considering that the case i, ons Of
railroad murder porhals We oagh, to bo satshel /;
hut Il seems to us that IL the said conductor was
ouud 70 be actually guilt of causing the de,th Of
passengers by criminal negligence, as the iury
declared, about two Of the degrees ought to he us
| pensod Wth-inAkiug tie offence msuslsughter in
the second degree. However, tina will do for an
innovation, re usual practice is to entirely ~.
culpate all managers and employees ~ the road,
and it is worth great deal to have railroad muir.
der judcislly d, elAred to DO crime, even though
the penalty he light
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The Track OF wilson, Raid

A correspondents writing from Mobile, Ala, .ay.
of the track Of Wilson's raid;
Taking the wagon road from Noptgom,,v n
selma, followed the track Of w.l,ou's raid nm '
miles, aad . man, though fool, could moi have
erred thercin. A tropical tornado never I.f, rnors
distinct traces Of iU course through the Jungle than
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On Change to-day Flour Wa rather nor. s.tiy. 81,
unchanged prices. Wheat uar IL. Pc. better. Gown
wsg lc. trtsCr. Oats we're lc. e. lostr Pork ~.
vas frurr.
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ARTICLES FOX SALE.

FOR SALE - FURNITURE, CARPETS,
hedding' lookins'gla'se', pirloi and bedroom,
tu'' extension tapltANc, n BLNDALLG sCOTI'S
W az rooms 80 and III hudton A., cor oil Cana ii
ta,Mrhi 'aAen To- inssalmcns, II uesl!cI. 70.
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i 80 Yves; onion ri. e.. 2 &c; A. H. n 'I' e
f 9s Brun,sict CT. 7. 200 Chi. & Alton RIA
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SEWING MACHINES.

FOR SALE-A HOWE CYLINDER SEW
L ing Machine, III good order, 40 Urln,e e. Brook
I'm. "a
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE CHEAP-
- one sinser's No. machines, al 81 Lewis o.,
~ U"bf' hh'h room, Ibz
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4 SEI OF TEETH INSERTED WITH OR

A SCI OF TEETH INSERTED WITH OR
ithout extracting the root, from 90 80 20 rs
ruiFrior Gold, Silver aud Rome fllngs tytraciIrE
wiihou, pain. JOSEPH DODIN, DENTIST rs East
18Th -, near I'd ave. $50
a SECTIONAL SET OF FROM / TO 4
~ teeth : II leuu'iiul sets from IL u - 50 per
t'olh' on rubber OF SILVER Ach ne teen ertraotr5
Without pain, or led slh cold other Hllings, 0c
ana 81. warranted, ny DR.. n. NIILERs, 30 BoFrrv
neatly opposite the Old Ihtsuo SO
TX, DRAKE, 1856 CANAL STREET, SETS A
- et OF teeth on aver at 81 to Sl5; on gold at IN
TO ~ sectional sets 81 cents per tooth teeth filed
WIN eod, hone cement or other hipgs, 50 eta 10 II
per tooth Teeth extracted without pain. $50
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DENTISTRY.
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN 3 HOURS

a sci DF lfEIH MADE IN = HOURS
LAIt S45 Sixth ave. sets, with piutnnets 20 mi on,
the cheeks and restore youthful appearance. Cheap
gum -etN for beauty untul passed Cll and examine
No dspOslt required; seisttc ion thus guarAn t. ed
Laughing sac scientifically prepared, ana ,dminis.
tetcd dsiN, tree ~ charEg. Remember 2iS SIKH
Cat this out 40
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hOmsEs. CARRIAGES. &C

EMPRESS WAGON, WITH SHIFTING
II TOT, tor sale. Inquire at 10 Bank It. 25S
EOR SALE-A SORREL HORSE. l6 Hand,
hirh, year, old; sold Tor vsnt Of use. Can hs
seen at o. Thirtv-ffth It, from Q TOD. 1874
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n BURKE, AUCrk.-WlLL SELL THIS
7 iuor Store, Blocker o. Positive sac At any sso-
ritre qb
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AUCTION NOTICES.

n BURKE, AUCT'R, WILL SELL THIS
Dsdav, a. ii O'clock stocs and fixtures OF the sc-
ce soie, "a Mott o., potatoei butter, cheese sugar.
family. Sale in lots no
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EXECUTOR'S SALE-LIQUoR STORE,J
1LRICuARD WALTERS, luct'r. will cell this day
o, o'clock. the stock and hItuie, and lease the
LARGE Liquor store 2o5 1s ave, cor. 18th ct consist
ale, pegsp store and bar fixtures, also lease OF
stoie. 1I9
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Henry FELTMAN, ArCTR--sELLs
IL this day, at IL n the liquor store, With Lessee
stock and fxture., No. 70 Csrmlne ct chance ss,-
dom mot with. -
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE, THIS bAY-R-

4 WEAVER ir. will sell At the salesroom No q 2
nth ave At o'clock, large assortment Of season
a9e goods worthy the atenton Of dealers. b. order
of q. Cudnpp l. r., 253 last 18th street Next ,ala
Nov. l5,h. 1l7
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Care for the Eyes.

Crawford, the sculptor, the habit of
whose life had been to read In a reclining
position, lost one eye, and soon died from
the formation of a malignant cancerous
tumor behind the ball, which pushed it out
on the check.
There are many affections of the eyes
which are radically incurable. 1t is use
full. therefore, to know soms of the causes
which. by facilitating the eye, invite dis
ease to it, or render it incapable of resist
ing adverse influences.
Avoid reading by candle or any other
artificial light.
Reading BY twilight ought to be
INDUCED in. A safe rule is-never read
after shutdown or before sunrise.
Do not allow yourself to read a moment
in a reclining position, whether IN bed or
on a sofa.
The practice of reading on horseback
or in any vehicle in motion by wheels Is
always pernicious. :,
Reading on steam or sail vessels should
not be largely INDUCED in, because the
slightest motion of the page or your body
alters the local point, and requires a pain
full, straining effort to adjust it.
The glare of the sun on water is very
injurious to the sight.
a sudden change between bright ligh
and darkness is always very pernicious..
In looking at minute objects, relieve tn
ewes frequently by turning them to some
thing in the distance.
Let the light, whether natural or arti
fetal, fall on the page from behind, a it'll
to one side.
If the eyes are matted together atte
sleeping, the most instantaneous an
agreeable solvent in nature is the aPplica
ton of the saliva with the finger befor
opening the eyes. Never pick it of wit
, the finger nail, but wash it off with tn
ball of the fingers in quite warm soft wi
ter.
) Never battle or open the eyes in col
water. 1t is always safest, best and mo-
= agreeable to use warm water for thu
purpose over seventy degrees.-Hatl
Journal of Health.
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but my impression is, South Karliny vii
be nv future home. Wade Hampton IL
electid Governor, c%ertin, and in that noble
State, one may perhaps preserve enough
NV the old Democratic State Rites leaven
to leaven the whole lump.
"T'm ahoat-I'm afoat
On the dark rollin sea-"
And into what harbor fate will drive
my weather-beaten bark, the undersigned
can not trooly say.
Moo Gersey-farewelll The world
may stand it a year or two, but l doubt it.
Mournfully and sadly.
PETROLEUM V. Massey.
Late Faster NV the Church NV the Moo
Despensashun.
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~ WIYTER ARRANGEMENT.


1sG5- WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1863
ON and after Monday, Oct. sd, Passenger
~ Trains will run as follows, SUNDAY eAeeP'euJ-
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
5:45 A. M-NEW YORK EXPBESS-stoPPing at
WiIlourbby. Paiuesyille, Madison shtaDuIa'
KingsvfIle and Girard, and arrives AZ ELIe
at 9I5 A. NJ, DUnkirk ll:4O A; N, BuIalO
lilo /. M, New York 700 A NJ ana boston
$50 A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-StoPplng az
PainesviIie, Geneva, Ashtabula, Conneaut
and Girard only, and arrive at Erie al lzO
p. NJ. Dunkirk 3:45 P. NJ, Buffalo ON P NJ
New York at 1900 NJ, Boston $3.50 ?. M
500 P. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN
Stopping at gainesville, Ashtabula and Girard
only, and arrive at Erie 6:25 P. N, Dunkirk
1886 P. NJ, Buffalo 1000 P. NJ, New YORK
3:45 P. NJ, Boston 4,55 P NJ
1886 P. M.-MAIL AMI ACCOMMODATIOh
Stopping at all stations, and arrive at Erle
900 p. MENiGHT EXPRESS thanksgiving
at gainesville, Ashtabula and Girard only,
and arrives at Erie 1910 A. NJ, Dunklrk 81
An, Buffalo 40 A. NJ, New York lO-25 P
NJ, Boston 1850 P. NJ.
LEAVE ERIE.
Loo A. M-STEAMBOAT ENPRESS TRAIN
Stopping at Girard, Conneaut, Ashtabuia and
gainesville only, and arrives at O4eFeianu at
,,s o'yT A NIcHT TRAIN-stop-
ping at Girard, Ashtabula and PainesvlHe
only, and arrives at Cleveland at I:lO A. N;
Sis A. M.-MAIL n ACCOMMODATES
hAlN-StoppinG az All staLAoHs anu eAAA'N7
at Cleveland 1929 A. N.
lois A. M.-TOLEDO EXPRESS TRAIN-stoP-
ping at all stations except Swsnville, Say
brook. UnionvilIe, Perry, Mentor and WICK
lin. and arrives at Cleveland at 2;l5 P NJ
Ron p May EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, Conneaut, Ashtabui. and PalnesvlHe
only. and arrives at Cleveland $50 P. n
no Second Glass Cars are run on all through
trains.
All through trains going Westward connect az
Cleveland with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Coium-
bus. Cincinnati, indianapolis, st. Louis &c, andaS
through trains going Eastward connect at Dun
Kirk with the trains Of the Erie Railway; and az
Buffalo with those of the New York central a
Erie Railroads for New York, Albany boston,
Niagara Falls, SC, and at Erie with trains on the
PHILADELPHIA 4 Erie Railroad, for Cory, I~itusVnle,
Pit Hole City and the great Oil Regions
BE-Day Express East and West, connects AZ
Girard with trains on Erie & Pittsburgh Railroad
for Linesyille, Meadville, Jamestown, &C.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Superintendent
C1eveIand Oct %. 1866.
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INSURANCE,
STATE FIRE INSURANCE co.

Invested in or fully secured by hrst-class
Mortgages, Bonds and Stocks.
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RAILROADS.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBTs&GRGIhhATi
RAILROAD


1855 FAIL ARRANGEMENT. 300
N and after Monday, October q, 1865, Rsss
~ ger Trains will leave Cleveland as iOno1
LIST Train-7:45 A. M-CINCINNATI EAIA ~
stopping at Berea, Grafton, Nellngiont -
London, Shelby, C~restline, Gallon 1DeLa
Gilead, CardinSton, Ashley, DelaWsIe, 90
Wo-thingtoD, arriving at Columbus 81 ~
p. M, Cincinnati $50 p. M, lndianaPoIs'
$50 P. NJ, Chicago via C~restline, Hoo n.
I'd Train-2.45 p. M.-NEW YORK n hEsI-
ERIN EXPRESS, stopping at Berea, Graf
ton, Wellington, New London, and all sta
tious south Of New London, arriving at
Columbus at 9.25 P. NJ, Cincinnati 4:OO A.
NJ, Chicago, via Crestlines o'40 a: M,
Sd TraiuLI5 p. M.-GALION PASSENGER,
stops at all stations, arriving at Gallon at
500 P. N.
4th Train-9;3O P. M--NIGHT APKES stop
shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gilesd, Carding-
ton, and Delaware, arriving al SoiImSas at
3.45A NJ, Cincinnati wv a; ana
polls I2.O0 M, Chicago via Cresthne' I2S0
Trains leave Columbus at 1920 A. NJ, go ~,
and lbs P. NJ. Arrive at Cleveland -'O0f-
NJ, $50 p. NJ. 5.l0A. n.
INDIANAPOLIS AND WESTERN KkSs,
leaves Gallon at 6:OOA. Nj, arrives at Cle'e-
Anu CONNECTIONS
sbo1bv- sandusky. Mansfield & Newark Railroad,
to Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark lanes
cres,Iina 2PitfSburrh FIT Wayne &Chicago ralroad
NOE NAN1AH MI - Eat
Fort Wayne, Chicago, &C, west
for Mansfield, Wooster, Massilon, &C
The first and fourth Trains make dlreet
td'.ians ~, Fort WAYNE for all points on
Toledo & wabash and Great Western nam
roads, 70 Ma
- PaIafonfsine- sidney, Union, Muneies
indianapolis, Terre Haute, Eincenhss, ANan
willie, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, SC.
Delaware-with Springfield Branen lOI SPiI 80
Columbus-Little Miami & Columbus anu AeEs
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, InGIanaPo'
Terre Haute. St. Louis, MORROW, Loyeianu'
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohlo anu
issippi Railroad C.;-o 6.
Cincinnati-for Louisville, Evansville, Sello' ~
Louis, and all points on the Ohio RIVER
Columbus-CentraI Ohio Railroad IoT II
GAINESVILLE, Wheeling &c.i columbus a ~
dianapolis Central Railroads ior fl4ua' u
bana, &C.
BS- For tickets to all points ana inlofMatiyn ~
ply at the Passenger Station, and AZ inc O"
Ticket Office, l47 Superior street: rrNr
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CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD.


La
1sG5. FALL ARRANGEMENT 1855
n and after Monday, Sept. 18th, 1865, trains
will leave Cleveland daily as follows Sundays
500 A. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS, stops at Berea,
Grafton, Oberlin, Wakeman, Norwalk, Mon
ROCKVILLE, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and FL
more and arrives at Toledo at l24O P. NJ
Chicago at HOO p. NJ, and Detroit $50 P. NJ
2.4O P. M.SWESTERN MAIL-Stops at all sta
tions on Southern Division, and arrives at
Toledo at 7:3O P. NJ, Chicago 5:45 A NJ, and
Detroit at 1890 P. N.
40 P. M~.-NORTHERN MAIL-Stops at all sta
tions on Northern Division and arrives at
Sandusky at 7:lO P. NJ
IO.OO p M-NIGHT EXPRESS-Stops at Grafton
Norwalk, and Fremont, and arrives in Toledo
at 2:3O A. NJ, Chicago at 1880 P. NJ and De-
troit at 500 A. NJ.
Connections are made at MonrOeville with the
| sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad; at Sandus-
XIV with Dayton & Cincinnati Railroad; at Fremont
with the Fremont & Indiana Railroad and at To-
ledo with the Michigan Southern & Northern In
diana and Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago,
Detroit. jackson, Fort Wayne, LoganspOrt, Lafsy-
cite. Cairo, Alton, st. Louis and all points West,
Northwest and Southwest
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 9:2O A. NJ, go P. NJ, and $40 p. N. From
Sandusky at 9:l5 A. NJ L. D. RUCkER,
Cleveland. Sept Is, 1865. Superintendent.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
MEDICAL.
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