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RAILROAD.
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1866 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1866 -
or and after Monday, July 2 Isss Fasss9-
~ ger Trains viii leave as fol- ~
isr TRAIN-6zO A. M.-OIECINNATI Elk
ton. New London, Shelby, O~rsstiins, Gallon,
Iberia, eilead, 0ardington, Ashley pela-
CoIunb bus ~ i1,oS a. n, Cincinnati z2Os.
M, Indianapolis; Gs45 p NJ, ehieagOFi-
On rR GTNna.S M.NEw YORK & WEST
EXPRESS, stopping at Bsrsa efat, =
ton, wellington, New Londsn, and AL sta
oolambus a $40 P. M, Cnsinnati 400 A.
NJ, Chicago, via Orsstline, 500 A. Al-1fh
| Sd P
stops at all stations, arriving at Gallon at
4rH TRAIE-s:aO P.M.-EIGHT B step "a
ping az Grafton, Wellington, Asg London,
shelby, Grestlins, Gallon, GileaS .5csIdi6s-
,osS ASHLEY ~ end 4. Rsl- Cincinnati ssIis s:sS a Z. Il
Indianapolis 7:46 A. NJ Chicago vta orsst--
rR ANS ss'' LF4yH 0OLUMBUs At 1915 4. NJ.
lilo A. H., 500 P. n. Arrive at OlsFSland
500 a. n $50 ? H $50 ?: Mv01,
leaves Gallon at 6:o0A. NJ, arrives at ClsVe- ~
land $50 A. n. ~
O-OEEECTIosst
| SHELBY-Ssndusky Mansfield = Newark Rad-
road, to Mansfield. Mt. Vernon, NsEaEk ao
oREsTLINE-Pittsburgh, II. wsyneA Chicsgo .
railroad for Forest, Upper sandaskyl Del
phos, Lima, Fort Wayne, Chicago, e, west,
and Esst for Mansfield, Wooster MAssillOn
40.
nections via Fort Wayne for Al points on
Toledo q Wabash and Great western han-
roads.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Railroad Line, for Ma
rion, BsllsfOntaine, sidney Union, Haace
IndisnapoIis, Terre HGute, Vincennea, EVANS
eu1a Iouisyins, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
nrt. Springfield Branch for Spring.
af
TMRus-L Miami & Columbus and 1enia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton Indianapolis
Tsrre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, heyeiano'
end Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and MISS
tssipp Railroad IN c.,,
cTN~CINNATI-for Louisville, EvAHsyilie, Senos
Al Louis, and aIl points on the Oni9 Hltsl-
oTUTTRUsL0eutral Ohio Railroad for NesAr'
ZapesvilIe, Wheeling Sci Coiampqs m
dianapoliB Central RALiroadS "- w.
so FOR tickets to all points and 9rnati sRi
ply al the Passenger station, = -
E.S. L
80. Iulx q Ige6. Superintendent.
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Denied.

A Times special denies the statement that
Gen. Rosseau has sent in his resignation as
Congressman from Kentucky. He will send
in his resignation to day and also announce
II in the House-
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~-PHIlOSOPHY OFMAkRlAGE.
fhe Proprietors Of t'e Nov York Museum Of A1at-
omy have determined, regardless Of expense, to is
uus free flor the benefit OF suffering humanity, and
suppression Of Qusokeryl four Of their most inter
osling and instructive Lectures on Marriages and
les Disqualification, Nervous and Physical DetIl-
~, Prematare decline Of Manhood, Indigestion,
Weakness or Depression, impotency, Loss Of Ensr-
~ and Manly Power the Great Social Eyn, and
those Maiedies which result from youthful follies,
excuses Of maturity, and ignorance Of Physiology
and laws Of nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
Ienlightsning and saving thousandB, and will DO
orwardsd free, on receipt OF fOor stAmps, by Ad
dressing sECRETARY, New York Museum OF
Anatomy and Medicine, us Broadway, New York.
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CLEVELAND q ERIB RAILROAD.



1866. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1866.
an and after Sunday, July LIST, Passenger
~ Trains will run NJ follows, l5undsy eI0eptedj:
\ LEAVE CLEVELAND
$50 A. M.-NEW YORK ExPRESS-Stops at
gainesville, Madison, Ashtabula. KingsVills
Springfield and Girard, and arrives ct Erie
at ESQ A. NJ, Dunkirk 1902 P. M, Buffalo
lisp. M, New York 7:Oo A. N. and Boston
$50 A.. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stops at
PaineNills, Geneva, Ashtabula, COnneaut
and GirArd, and arrives ct Erie at I'D
P. NJ, Dunkirk S.45 P. NJ, Buffalo 6;A P. n,
New York at 1900 NJ, Boston 400 ].
4so0 P. M~.-CINCINNATI EXPIRES TRAIN
atops at gainesville, Ashtabula and Girsrd
Z and arrives at Erie 7:05 P. NJ, Dunkirk
9:15 P. NJ, Buffalo I0:f0 p. NJ, New York
a.4s F.H.lM2II AND ACCOMMODATION
Stops at all stations, and arrives at Eris
$40 P. M.-NIeHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stops
1T PsinesyiIle, Ashtabula and Gira-d,
and arrives at Erie lilo A. NJ, Dunkirk S;l5
An, Buffalo $50 A. NJ, New York 1880 P.
n, Boston ll:50 ?. N.
LEAVE ERIE.
III A. M.-STKAMB0AT EXPRESS TRAIN
Stops at Girsrd, OOnnsaut, AshtAbulA and
gainesville, and arrives at Cleveland at
2:46 A. M.-NIeHF EXPRESS TRAIN-stops
st GirArd, Ashtabula and gainesville
only, and arrives at Cleveland at $50 A. NJ.
wv n
TRAIH-StOps at all stations and arrives
ct Cleveland lois A. N.
1910 A. M.-T0LEDO EXPRESS TRAIN-Stops
ct all stations except Swanville, Say
brook. Unionville, Perry, Mentor and Wick
life, and arrives ct Cleveland at 2:1O P. NJ. r
4.30 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stops at
GiEard, Oonnsaut, Ashtabuls and gainesville
only, and arrives at Cleveland 1:55 P. H..
~ Second Glass Cars are run on all through
trains.
All through trains going Westward connect at
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Colum-
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis, st. Louis, &c, and sn
through trains going Eastward connect at Dun
kirk with the trains Of the Erie Railway; and at
Buffalo with those of the New York Cehtral =
Erie Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, &C., and at Erie with trains on the
& Erie Railroad, for Cory, Titusviile,
Pit Hols City and the great Oh Regions.
B4rDay Express East and West, connects se
Girard with trains on Erie q Pittsburgh Railroad
for Lnesvills, Meadville, Jamestown, &C.
H. NOTTINGHAM, Superintendent.
Cleveland, July LIST, 1866.
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An ORDlNANCK-TO provide for the

An 0RDlNANCk-TO provide for the
n construction of a branch sewer in Crooked
Alley AM assess a tax therefor
SIC l.. Be it ordained by the sity Council of the
City OF Cleveland ltwo-thiTds of all the msmbers
concurring,) That a branch sewer or drain with
the necessary house connec ion pieces aud flush
ing holes be buils from the BToWnell street Main
Sewer through Crooked Alley, to q point about
fifty leet westerly from the west end Of said alley,
under the direction of the Board OF City Improve
melts, and in accordance with the plan of said
sewer as recommended by said Board and approved
by the City Council April 9Th, 1894
SEC. 2. That for the purpose OF paying the cost
and expense of constructing said sewer and ap-
purtenAnces, there be and is hereby levied and as
sesssd upon each and every foot front of the seve-
raj lots or parcels ofland for the accommodation
of which said sewsr is constructed, the sum of
eighty cents (Sa. so excepting npon fifty feet Of
the frontage of the. lot on the north sids of said
alley aud next west of BrOwnell street.
SEC. 3. Tha the owners OF the several lots or
parcels Of land aforesaid, shall pay the several
amounts of money by them seyerally due in that
behalf, as soon rs said sewer IS completed past
theic respective lots or parcels of land, to tho City
TREASURED or such other person as may bs author
iZed by The City Council 10 collect tbs same, or be
subj; CT 10 the penalty ard interest allowed by law
against them seveTally, il not paid at this time and
TO tine person herein designated.
Passed July II, 1866.
II. W. PELrON, Pres Of the Council.
G.S. WHEATON. Assistant City Clerk. iyl9. 1874
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CULTIVATION OF THE F0IGz, PIANO
AND ORGAN IHSTRU0II0N--MRS- E
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dtseases. Rooms Is and 16, ID FlO0r, johnson House.
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action.
Gall the especial attention Of GensIsmeu Ia she
IMPROVED REE STYLE
OF OaaRiEisg ar Es-aEinS Of nsas-up aarUsnts
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the x
Strong Radical Vote POIIed
Foreign News.
Confirmed.

NEW York, July 2L-The Herald's cor
respondents from Paris, Vienna and Berlin
confirm the accuracy of the telegraph report
from Halifax in attributing The most i'm
portant consequences as likely to result from
the defeat of the Austrian army at SadO wa,
and the cession Of Venetia 10 France. The
prevailing opinion was that the war would
be continued Notwithstanding the armis-
tice proposition of Austria but the very
pointed questions put in diplomatic and
political circles, "WiH Napoleon, who is
acknowledged as master of the situation 30
far as Italy is concerned, permit Prussia,
flushed with triumph, to batter Austria TO
the earth and will he complete the unity
Of Italy by turning Venice to Victor Eman-
uel unelogged with conditions, and thus
giving her Rome, or save Rom to the
Church and thus leave Italy Incomplete"
The inhabitants Of Vienna were vastly
depressed by the news from the field Of
Sadoway and the citizens Of Berlin were pro-
p~ortionately elated. The Yiennese, how
ever, we're disposed to take a philosophical
view of affairs, hoping, as has been fire.
quentty the case with the Austrians after a
defeat, that il would turn out for the oest.
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,sbl.d.w,eom . Commercial wharf, Boston, Mass.

fsbl.dfW .eom YComnercih Whart, BOSTON, Mass.
~-MARRIAGE ANDCELIBACY,
Al Essay Of Warning aud instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which p~rOstrate
he vital powers, with sure means Of relief Sent
free Of charge in soaked letter envelopes. Address
DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Assoria-
ION. Philadelphia, Pa. iune93Ss D6W
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A n ORDINANUR-TO provide for the

"A construction OF Prospect Street Branch Sew
or No. 4, and Branches.
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the City Coun il of
the City of Cleveland (twO-thirds Of all the mem
bers cOncurring,) That a branch sewer or drain
with the necessary catch basins, house and branch
sewer connection pieces aud flushing holes be built
in Prospect Street, with branches IN Huntington
and Cheshire Streets, under the directions of the
Board of City improvement, and in accordance
with the plan recommended by said Board and ap-
proved by the City Council May l5:h, 1866.
SEC. 2. That for the purpose of defraying the
cost or expense Of constructing said sewer, its
branches and appuTtenancss, there be and is here
by levied and assessed upon each and every foot
front of the several lots Or parcels Of land bound
ing or abuting upon said sewer, the sum of one
dollar and thirteen cents, excepting upon one hun
dred feet of the f. ontage Of the lot on the south
east corner of Prospect and Brownell street, upon
one hundr d and twenty-five feet Of the aggreSate
frontage ofeach of the lots on the corners OF Hunt
ington and Prospect Streets, and upou one hun
dred and twenty-five feet of the aggregate from
tsge OF each of the lots on the corners of Cheshire
and Prospect streets. -
SEC. 3. That the sum of twenty-five cents be
and the same is hereby levied and assessed upon
each and every foot front Of the several lots or
parcels Of land bounding or admitting upon the
northerly side of said Prospect street between the
westerly line of the Granger allotment, (so-called)
and Brownell street, for the purpose Of defraying
the Expense. of draining said portion of said street.
SEC. 4. That thu owners Of the several lots or
parcels Of land iHcluded in the above assessments,
shall pay the several amounts of money by them
seyerally due in that behalf, to the City Treasurer,
OF such other person as may be authorized to col
lect the same, as soon as said sewer is completed
past their respective lots or lands or be subject to
the penalties and'interest allowed by law against
them severa'ly If not paid at the time and to the
person herein designated.
Passed July II, 1866.
F. W PELTON,
President Of the Council
C. S. WHEATON, Assistant City Clerk
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AN O9DINANOE-To provide for the

AN ORDINANUE-TO provide for thG
n Construction of a branch Eewer in an Alley
lying between Euclid Avenue and Prospect Street
and to assess a tax; therefore
SEC. l. Be 1t ordained by the City Council of the
City Of Cleveland, uwO-thiId5 of all the m mbers
concurriDg,) That a branch sewer or drain with
the necessary house connection pieces ana flushing
holes, be constructed through the alley lying be-
tween Euclid avenue and Prospect streets, and
runaing between Perry and Brswnell street; said
sewer to extend from the east line Of Main Sewer
age District No. 3 to Brownell street, and to be
built in accordance With the plan by
the Board of City Improvements and approved BY
the City Council May 18th, 1865, the work to be
done under the direction and 20 the acceptance of
the Board Of City Improvements
SEC. ?. That for the purpose Of paying the cost
and expense Of said sewer and Hppurtenances,
there be and is hereby levied and assessed the sum
of one dollar and thirty cents upon each and every
foot front of the several lots or parcels CT land
bounding OF abutting upon the south side Of said
alley bet ween the poiRts aforesaid, excepting upon
ono hundred and twenty feet OF he frontage of the
lot on the southeast OIner OF said alley aud
Bro Enell street.
SIC 3. That the owners Of the several lots or
parcels of land bounding or a%butting upon the
south side of said alley between the points sfors-
said, shall pay the several amounts Of money by
them seveTally due in that behalf to the City
Treasurer or such other person rs may be author
lied to collect the same, as soon as said sewer
shall be completed past their respective lots or
lands or be subject TO the penalty and interest al
lowed by law against them teverally, if not paid
at the time and to the person herein designated.
Passed July II, 1866.
+. W. PELT0N, Pres't of the Council.
G. s. MHEATON, Assistant CITY Clerk. iyI9:334
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DENTISTRY.

DBFLKR & GREENFIKhD have re-
ID moved thsir Dental Rooms 20 House No. ESQ
Superior street, opposite CASE building a=s
nR. q Z. BUTLER JOHN eREKNFIELD.
- .inaYl.Rl1 ~
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GEEELAND 8 PITTSBURGH Z. z


1896. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
M and aftsr Monday, July ID, 1856,
" Trains will leave Cleveland daily (SDnday en-
cepted) as follows:
$40 A M--MAIL-ArriVes at Pittsburgh $40 P.
NJ; Harrisburgh 2:45 a. NJ; Baltimore TOO A.
NJ Washington lO;2o A. NJ; PhiIadslphia
TOO A. n: New York via Allentown 1886 AN.
via Philadelphia 1908 P M, Wheeling
Gas P. NJ, connecting with Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad. Connects At HudsCn with U.
Ia O. 3. R. for Akron and Millersburgh.
connects a. Alliance with P. TT. wa D.
Railway for si poTuts east and west leaving
Alliance at u:50 A. N for Canton, M~assil-
Ion, Mansfield, &C., and leaving Alliances AZ
1l:S0 A. N. for Salem. Oolumbiana, &c.
20 ?. M.-EAPBESS-Arrives At Pittsburgh as
9:45 P. NJ; Hsrrisburgh s:30A. n; Baltimore
1880 p. NJ; Washington $50 P NJ; Philadel-
phia Loo p. NJ; New York via Ansntown
$40 P. NJ; via Philadelphia 5:42 p. K.s
Wheeling $50 ,. N; Bellair (BsnwoodA
$50 p. NJ, connects at Alliance with ?
Ft. w.. 4 o. Railway for all points easteua
west, leaving Alliance at 6.15 P. N. for Cane
ten, Massillon, Wooster, &C., and leaving
Alliance at $50 P. NJ. for Salem, Columbians
&c.
$40 .M-AoCOMMoDATIOE-Arrivss At AL
lance $50 P. N. Cars from Cleveland run
direstly through, via Hudson for Cuyahoga
Falls, Akron and Millsrsburgh, connecting
1t Alliance and 0rrVille with P. IT. W. 4 O.
Railway.
Oars run through from Cleveland to New TorK.
via Pittsburgh and Allentown with but one
change, viz, at Pittsburgh.
pS-Fare as low IS by any other route
~ Through tickets can be procured at the Union
Eekst Once, Wsddell House, at the Depot, or as
the Euclid Street. Station.
J.. n. DEYERRUX. 6uperintapdent
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Arrival Of n a

NEW York, July 2I.-By the arrival oil
the steamers Hermann and City of Paris
we haye European dates of the 18th inst.
No armistiee has yet besn agreed upon.
Negotiations continue.
Italian papers state that Prussia has de-
clared the Armistiee.
NieDa papers state that Napoleon has
taken fresh steps of an energetic character
to effect an armistice.
An armed mediation has been announced
at the Prussia headquarters.
LONDON, Taesday.5Consnls S7E.
1t is deemed that the authorities of Tou-
Ion received orders for the despatch of a
squadron to Venice, but are to hold them
selves in readiness 10 arm ten steam vessels
with a certain number of frigates and cor
vettes.
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pdT AsToNISH1NG-Thos. Cohen,
OF 90 North Sixth st wiIiiAmsburgh, who had
he for Is years, and has walked on
crutches for six months, hes been restored to per
feet aealth by n few doses OF MKFOALFE's
REAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. He Is willing
tn confirm this statement on eatb. IL reouir-d.
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TRANSPORTATION
n. WORKS OF NATURE.-In 4

~. WORKS OF NATURE.-In 9
state Of health the intestinal canal may be com
pared 20 8 river whose waters how over the sd
Joining land, through the channels nature or art
has made, and improve their qualities; SO long A.
it runs on smoothly the channels are kept pure and
healthy; If the course Of the river is stopped, then
the water In the canals is no longer pure, but
soon becomes stagnsnt. There is but one law OF
circulation in nature. vi en- there is 3 euper-
abundance Of bumorisl fluid in the intestinal
tubes, and costiveaess takes place, It flows back
into the blood vessels, and inhltrates itself into
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sick.
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RAILROADS.
METRL1ND = TOLEDO KAUFMAN


1856. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. is6e.
On and after Monday, May I4sh, 1866, trains
" viii leave Cleveland daily a. follows (SundayI
eEcsptedE
6.25 A. M.LOHIoAG0 EXPRESS, stops at Bsrea.
Grafton, 0berlin, Eakeman, NorwaIk, Mon.
ROCKVILLE, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and III
more and arrives ct Toledo. st 1910 P. n,
chicago at $50 ,. NJ, and Detroit $50 P. n.
$50 r. MAIL-Stops at all ata.
lions on Southern Division, aud arrives At
Ioledo at 1:S0 P. NJ, Chicago 500 A. n, and
Detroit At 1880 p. N.
4sOV r. m.-HOBTHERN MAIL-Stopa at All sta.
tloas on Northern Division and arrives AZ
eandusky at 6.45 ?: NJ
$50 r Knight IMPRESSION At GraftoD-
ODeriins HOrwsIk, MonroeyilIe. CIyde AMI
kremont. and arrives in Toledo 1850 a ~
ehissSo 1t l:S0 A. n, and Detroit At io.os
A.M.
Connections are made at Monroevius with tha
bandnsky Mansfield & Newark Railroad: a. sandng-
" with Dayton q Cincinnati Railroad; A. Fremont
with the Fremont 4 Indiana Railroad; ana AZ To-
lcdo With the Michigan Southern q Northern In.
dana and Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chiea0o
Detroit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport, LafSy
site, Caire, Alton, st. Louis and all pOints West
and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at 6l5 A. NJ, 2;35 r. n, and $40 p. n. From
3Rndusky at S:19 A. N. L. D. RUOK ER.
Cleveland, May H. 1866. Superintendent.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

The London Tins says that the
negro race, invested with full politi-
cal rights, must be a magazine Of
mischief. In Jamaica it appears that
the negroes would imbibe, ut a days
notice, any absurd drlusion as to the
authority and wishes of the British
queen, of the commissioners, or an
body else, but what they were Away
looking for vas something to be given
them, or something to be done 70
them, or some laws to make them al
rich, happy land owners, and tax
free forever. Such men are not citi-
zcns, call them so rs We will.
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To OuR FRrESDs.-As defenders
of the people, and as sentinels upon
the wall, It IS plainly our duty to
warn the public against a perilous
foe, in whatever shape or form be
may present himself.
Harbingers of death are clustering
thickly around you, and every family
Is in quest Of some reliable family
medicine to stay the b%lighting hand
Of disease.
Just here permit us to give you
some honest advice. A number Of
Southern physicians are now prcpar-
ing a class Of Family Medicines,
specially adapted to the disease Of
the South. Sec advertisement Of the
"Great Southern Preparations in
another column, and we take much
pleasure In giving them , hearty rec.
ommcndsticn. q
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Beast Butler recently delivered a
speech in Massachusetts,, in which he
reiterated his charges against the
President, and ridiculed the opinion
that his impeachment would stir up
anarchy and civil war. The Senate,
he remarked, could call upon the
army and the militia, and its call
would be promptly answered. No
more disturbance would be created
than would arise from the trial Of a
drunken tailor by a police judge. Oh
course this tickled the audience.