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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13
C0urt Matters.

| U. S. CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT CoURT-Mino
Mitchell VS.. James P, Gay ct al Action to recov.
er value of note. Transaction at Milan. Messrs
Stone of Sandusky, and Ranney of Cleveland for
plaintiff; James NJ. Root and S. B. Prentiss fol
defendants. Argument not closed.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Loomiss VS.. Mel
hinch Action brought to recover balance of butter
account Wilcox, an agent for defendants, bought
some butter of plaintiff, and gave in payment draft
on defendants, which was all paid excepting about
$500 which they claimed Wilcox owed them, and
which they refused to pay. Judgment given for
plaintiff.
Alexander Sackett VS. s. e. Baldwin. Action
on a real estate transfer. Submitted on the evil
dence, and motion made for new trial.
Blackmer vs. Losey-Veclict that defendant had
the right of possession in the property at issue.
Judgment for defendant for S94 80.
Bank of Commerce vs.. E. H. Lewis ct al. Suit
on note given by Lewis & Benton, payable at the
banking Office of Wm. r. Carver & Co. They gave
the Bank of Commerce balance check for it
The defendants claim that the money was in the
hands of Carver & Co., when the note was present
ed On trial.
Simeon Jennings VS.. Joseph Robertson. SUIT on
note on which Judgment had heretofore been given
for plaintiff but set aside. Amount of note
$500.
Messrs. Rlnney, Backus and Noble for plaintiff );
McCook and Belden for defence.
Eliza A Palmer vs.. Michael f. Palmer Divorce
case. The plaintiff complains that her husband
has treated her with great cruelty has neglected TO
provide for her, has knocked her down, and been
generally abusive. The defendant denies this " in
toto" and swears that he has behaved like dutiful
husband, but that she has been an undutiful wife.
A. G. Lawrence for plaintiff; E. I. Hamilton for
defence.
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LONDON QUARTERLY REvIEw.-We have re-
ceived through Hawks & Bro, the October num-
Der of this sterling publication from the American
publishers, Leonard Scott & Co., New York. This
is the last number OF the year, and is the most
favorable time to subscribe. The present number
contains the following articles:
Publications of the Arundel Society; Horace
and his Translators; Wiseman's Last Four POpes;
James Watt; The Roman at his Farm; Sir Charles
Napier, The Past and Present Administrations
Weshau have more to say of Scott & Co.'s re-
prints of the English QuarterIes shortly.
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The BAY CITY.-The Cleveland Leader reiter-
ates the statement of the steamer Bay City having
followed in pursuit of the Concord with officers on
board. We are assured by Mr.. Patton, the clerk
of the Bay City, whose word is standard coin with
all who know him. tlat the statement is without
the shadow of foundation. The B. c., previous to
the time referred to- had been laid up at Trenton,
since which she has not stirred peg.-Det. ITlb.
We got our information from the Captain of the
Tug Osl0egO, (the same Captain that saw four or
five thousand men on our docks) who not only
saw the steamer, but also saw ~ four constables
and twenty-five armed men on board viii ye
doubt the word Of the Captain, oh, We unbeieving
men of Detroit? What right has the Clerk of the
Bay City to know anything of her whereabouts!
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ChiIIs and Fever! ChiIIs and Fever!

One Of greatest been laid be-
the public Fever and Ague and which has received
the highest encomiums from the press and the people
DR. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED BITTERS. Who
would endure the ortures arising from this terrible dis
ease waen be easily cured Who would endure
sleepess nights burning yers and icy chis alternately
when remedy be obtained for mere trie And yet
many famos linger painful existence under this
deadly blight do nothing gulp down quinne until
it becomes the daily meals and yet they
relieved None but the foolish and weak would hes-
tate to ocue these valuable Biers and themselves
intense agony.
For sale BIZ pruggsts and dealers geneIay everywheTe
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BLUNDERs-The Indignation and wrath which
one who has written a thing for the press feels
when the compositors have put words into his
mouth which he never thought of, and when by
the omission or insertion Of letter or mark Of
punctuation, the whole meaning is perverted, can
only be known TO those who have been through
the mill. For ourselves, we confess to losing our
patience on reading in the morning that vessel
was tossed with trumpets," when we wrote
tossed with tempests;" or that Mr.. - is
''abundantly gratltisd to teach," &c, when we
wrote ''abundantly qualified" When we read
such mistakes we are, like Matt Peel, 'tegrible in
this scene" But what we speak of now is the in
sertion of comma in some figures given to the
compositor on Friday night, by which the attempt.
ed robbery OF the Express messenger amounted to
so, so instead of S2250 as we wrote it. The proof
was marked but the mistake overlooked by the
compositor.
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From Shehie.
And from Oul
IN Waltha
Frenl Bristol
From HartfOl
From Haydel
From New
From the Ru
And one Mill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13

ANTI-SLAvERY SOCIETY. = There will be a
meeting of this Society on this Monday evening at
the A. NJ. E. Church. The Constitution and By
Laws of the Society will be presented for action.
Speeches will be made as to the necessity Of such
Society. VIM. Baily of the Free South, at New
port, KY will be present and address the meeting,
Further reports will be made by the Delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention A full attendance of
al friends of the cause is anticipated
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GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.-We learn
that the Lancashire Bell Ringers aud Campana
logions or Swiss Bell Ringers, with all of the or g
nal mem bers of the celebrated Peak family, have
consolidated for forty concerts only, and have been
meeting with great success in the Eastern cities
They are to give three concerts in this city, and
expected to appear the last of this week at the
Melodeon. They number sixteen talented ar
lists
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PERIoDIcALs-Hawks Brc have a splendid
assortment of Holiday books and papers, Harper's
Holiday Supplement and the Holiday Brother John,
athan are full of pictures to keep little folks busy
for an evening. Harper's Weekly, PorteI's Spirit,
New York Saturday Press, &c, &c, are always to
be found on their counter. They have, also, Our
Musical Friend, weekly collection of sheet music
which is issued in very neat and attractive form
for 10 cents per number
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FROM SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Dec. IL.
The schooner Alice Ann (BlandeD has arrived
here with Havana dates of the 18th inst.
Sugar firm molasses active freights heavy and
large numbers of vessels leaving in ballast.
The Republican of this morning learns on good
authority that the yacht Wanderer succeeded in
evading the vigilance of the cruisers and landed a
cargo Of slaves in the neighborhood ofSt Andrews
Sound, and that part of her cargo was subsequent
lv sentnn SaItilIo river on board steamer.
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FROM WASHINGTON

NEW I OKk5 DtC. II.
Orders have been forwarded to getthe new steam
sloop- -of.war Brooklyn ready for sea. She will be
sent to the Gulf in command of Capt Target.
The St Louis has also been ordered to the Gulf
of Mexico.
The Japan and Chinese treaties were sent to the
Senate on Friday.
The Cabinet had Spanish American affairs under
consideration to- day
letter from Pembina, Minnesota, fully confirms
the more recent accounts of the safety of Lord
GrosyenOr's hunting party.
The body of Hugh Luke, Assistant Foreman of
Engine Co. No. Is, was last night found under the
ruins of the Harlem Railroad Depot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13

Printers FESTIVAL large meeting of the
editors, publishers, and printers of the city was
held on Saturday evening at the Plaindealer ,"
counting room, to take iniiatory steps towards
Festival on the Birthday of Franklin. Itwas re-
solved that Festival should be held, and commit
tee ofive was appointed TO report at the next meet
ing upon the best locality for celebrating the oc
cason. The meeting adjourned to meet again
next Saturday evening at the same place.
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EXTRA LEcTURE.-George Vaudenhoff, Esq,
at the request of many of our citizens, and by q
special engagement with the Library Association,
will give this evening DISCOURSE with readings in
poetry and prose This being special and extra
lecture, season tickets will not serve for admis-
sion. Secure tickets and seats early.
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POLICE COURT Non EsT.-We are getting to be
an exceedingly moral people. Either the terrors of
the five ten days in the city prison, or the inhe-
rent rectitude of our populace keeps them from
committing any desperate deeds which should
eonsign them to the prisoners cell. On Saturday
there was no session of Police Court, no arrests
having been made during the preceding day and
night. All honor to our city. We shall soon be
the banner town, and be ready to rent our city
prison to some of ou1 neighboring villages.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Dec H.
Mr.. Clark ofN Y, with the greatest amount of
dehberation had come to the conclusion that the
interests Of the country required that there be no
impeachment.
Mr.. Staunton of Ohio briefly argued that there
was no case made for impeachment. There was
not only an absence of official misconduct but no
lmprudence or indiscretiOn. The whole proceeding
against Judge Watrous had its origin in local pref
udIce and the malice of disappointed Senators.
Mr.. Davis of Indiana opposed the Impeachment.
Adjourned.
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FEsTIvAL.-The Mona's Relief Society, whose
annual gatherings are looked for with impatience,
and enjoyed highly when they arrive, will hold a
Festival tomorrow evening at National Hall. The
objects of the Society are good ard noble. They
aim to do good, and we trust city will respond
to their call at this time and pour into their reasu
ry fund which shall make many poor family re-
olate winter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13

y We would the attention of our readers to the
"AGUE CURE" advertised columns. II from
such quarter will give the public confidence eff
cacy and have learned from reliable sources, that
will sustain their fullest expectations Citizens
the West cannot fail to appreciate the paramount value to
them, and certain remedy for this sictng distem
per- without either Quinne minerals and consequently
without injury the constitutional health. We have
than ordinary satisfaction proclaming this remedy be-
convinced it will a crying want
among and relieve great of suffering
Republican WdrSap, Iad dcell
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FROM TnRnNTn. Nv

TORONTO, Dec. H.
The COroner's jury have to-day returned ver-
DICT OF Wilful murder against Fleming the tele-
graph operator, for stabbng Madigan on Monday
last
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
HOUSE.

Two thousand extra copies of the Presidents
message and accompanying documents, and sixteen
thousand extra copies OF the report of the Secreta
ry of the Treasury were ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr. Scales, of N. c., resolution
was adopted calling the Secretary of the Treas
ury to furnish statement of the different pay
ments from the Treasury from 1910 to 1858, under
the heads of ordinary, extraordinary and public
debts.
The House resumed the consideration of the
Watrous impeachment case.
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FROM NEW YORK

7 VlEIAl
The steam frigate Niagara has arrived from Mon
rovia, Africa, Nov. 10. She reached Monrovia
from Charleston on the 9th and landed 200 OF the
Africans captured on the SLAYER EchO-7l having
died on the passage.
The U. 5. steamer Arctic from washington, ar
rived at Nassau, n. H, on the 25th ult. for coal.
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To THE LADIEs.-Dr. Banning's fourth gratu-
itOus lecture before the Ladies, on Health and
Physical Education, will be given to-day at half
past two precisely, in the basement of the Fir-t
Baptist Church
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13

OBRIEN.-This gentleman, who endeavored to
make off with the package of money at the depot,
Friday night, will be tried before Esquire Husen-
mueller on Tuesday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13

sS The Sons ofNew England will meet at the
Angler House on Tuesday evening at O'Clock, to
take into consideration the proprety of celebrating
the anniversary of the landing the Pilgrims. A
general attendance is particularly requested
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13

The Senate was not in session to-day.
Mr. Stewart, of Nd had not seen in the testimO-
ny any evidence of official misconduct to lead him
to believe Judge WatrOus guilty.
Mr.. Regan, of Texas, argued that there was suf-
ficieDt grounds for an impeachment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13

sAPBATH SCHOOL CoNcERr.-The Union Sab
bath School Concert will be held this evening in
the Second Presbyterian Church, at o'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13
HOLLOWAY,S OINTME T

The bana of SCRoFULA, the Kings Evil > ances-
tors no like this detergent and eradcang save
healing qualities unequaed the Salt Rheum Sore
Legs Sore Breasts and the Scad Head and Ring Worm
the enemies Of the nursery 1t the coating of the
skin, behind of former Disagreement
Sold the mandatory, No so Maiden Lane New York
and by all Dr. uggists at 25c CSC and 81 per box
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13
A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
SO Is
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R.J.LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
nnOnnce to the people OF Cleveland anu Vlcl
that he has taken an
Office No, SIS Water Street,

that he has taken an
Office No. SIS Water Street,
North of the Post Office. All who suffering from the
above named diseases, other complicated complant
Of wears san1ng are informed that they consult the
Doctor FREE OF CHARGE.
tits hoped tnat viii despair Of cure, until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
faithful trial.
During the Doctors travels in Europe. West Indies
Es indies America and the United States, he hal
been the instrument Gods hand to restore TO health and
vigOr thousands who AMI pronounced incur
able by the eminent Old School Physe1ansi nay
thousands, who the verge of the grave are
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctor
skill and successful treatment and are daily exc am ns
blessed be the day when first and partook OF the
Ind an Herb Doctors Medicine ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and advice free The poor shall
be hherally remembered
r Take Notice-everv Wednesday and Eriday. Dr. Ly-
ons can consulted No 2O6 Detroit street, West Side
Cleveland.
~ Once HouTs-from A. M.to6P.M.
deelI d&w ly 26I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13

GU1TAR.-J. H THOMAS, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,
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Fran Nankin-vEe have PORCELAINS FANS, FILA
GRE WORK, and CORALS-
From Naples-we have LAVA CAMEOS. IVORY CAR
WINGS, and articles Of VERTU.
From Rome-we have AIOSAICS, PARIAN STAUETTS,
and VASES.
From C Gantva-we have Enameed WATCHES. JEWEL
RH. and Works of Art more beautiful than a
Turks dream of Paradise
From Florence we have MOSAICS, CAMEOS, s. TER
RE GOTTA Ornaments
From Venice-we have PAINTINGS and ENAMELS.
From Dresden-we have CHINA Ornaments, of every de-
scrptiOn.
From Strausburgh-e have every variety of BOHEMIAN
GLASS Work
From Paris-we have ALABASTER CLOCKS, Beautiful
OIL PAINTINGS. Fancy HAIR PINS and
HEAD DRESSES, FANS, PERFUMERY,
WATCHES, and Ten Thousand Articles of
Use aud Beau'y.
From I.Ondou-we have fine WATCHES and Watch Move
melts, PAPER MACHE Work Boxes and
Jewelry Caskets: also a splendid stock of
LUBIN'S PERFUAIERY and SOAPS
From Shefeld-we have Plated Ware and Rodgers cele-
blalel Cutlery, Pocket Knives and Scissors.
And from dear land. have variety OF Goods
that we may we'll be proud of.
FIR IN Waltham Massive have the American Watches.
Frem Bristol, Give have the universal Yankee Clocks
From HartfOrd-we have Rogers Bros premium Plated
Ware. Forks, Spoons, Cups, CastOrs, &C.
From Haydensyie, Mass we have Dawson. Warren s.
Hyde's Gold Pens-a splendid assortment.
From New Lebanon n. Y-we have David Kendall's
Thermometers.
From the Rubber Comuany-e have the best assortment
of INDIA RUBBER TOYS IN the state.
And Million other Ihngs-New, Beautiful and Useful
Give call
decs BENTON & MATHIVET.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" ARLINGTON, Dec. II.
The contract for putting in the new boilers to the
steamer San Juan has been awarded to the Fulton
Iron works of New York.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Dec II.
The steamer Arago sailed to-day for SOuthamp
ton and Havre, with ninety-fve passengers an(
S6l2, 900 in specie.
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Aleoitines.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!


NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
\ TIVE Says the st. Louis (Afo) Democrat Below
we publish le er to Dr. Wood, Of this ity from gen
merits Of his Hair Tonic evidence must have is
are guarantees oI truth he Dr. os G IL egTJneal
| useless puffery from the press:
PROF wooD Co-Gsntcmen Having in M nv iitS stteu-
of your Hair Restorative was iadIee 10 maj
'IilcaflOn OF upon my own haiT, winch had become
the character Some three months since procured
bottle Of yonr Hair Restorative and used it / Soon
about twice week have since procured another bot
tie Of WI ich have used some certify to the
world that the gray white TOT ally disappeared
both on my head and fare, and my hair has resumed lis
been before twenty-five years an now siTy vesTS
90 my good wife, at the age of fywo, has vita
The above nOtre deem due to you for your vaIuabe
discovery am assured that whoever will nightly use il
as per directions, viii not have occasion contradict nv
statements am a citizen Of this CITY, and have been
shient here for the last fifteen years. am known to
Hehry one here and in adjoining towns Won
yice Is wish to preserve the beauties Of nature in others
Iamtrulyyours. A. C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January o, 1858.
| WOODS hair RESTORATIVE
PROF WooD-Dcar Sir Having had the misfortune L,
lose the best portion Of my hair iror the effects ye
trlat Of your pTep5raon and found il TO the
no words can my obligations you giving to the
afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rev ] K Bragg is minister in regu-
lar standing and pastor OF the Orthodox Chufch in Brook
HELD Mass He IS gentleman OF great influence and
ersally beloved: WEI DYEP
BRooKFIELD, January y. 1883
PROF WOoD-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of vOur Hair
Restorative, gives pleasure say that lis effect has
beee excellent IN removing Inflammation dnu iru and q
troubled from my childhood snd has asor : ored nv 6sil
which becoming gray original col D, b1ysHSsi
other article with anything like the ), a nlessra -
profit. Yours truly, K BRA5G
The Restorative is put up nulss three sizes viz,
Large, nedlui and small The ntlI holds half mint
and retais for dollar bOttlef medium boidS ~
least twenty cent prUportipn the small
and retais for dollars bottie-the large holds rf
ory per cent more IN prOporOn and retalls three
dollars bO tie
o: J. WOOD CO, PropTietors, 3I2 Broadway New
York, Tin the great New York Railing EStab1isb
ment and ia Market street. st Louis Mo and sold H.
an soOl OIusglSls and p dncv Goods Dealers Ocl6
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DIAMONDS-from GOlconda and Brazil;
RUBIES-from Syria, Ceylon and Hohenstein;
TOPAZ-from the Altai Mountains and Kamschatka;
EMERALDS-from Egypt Syril aud New Mexico;
OPALS-from Hungary, the Farce Islands & Honduras;
TURQUOISE-from Persia;
PEARLS-from Ceylon. Olmutz and New Jersey.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-13
]. B. Barnes & Co, ProprietOrs Of the Cleve

J. g. Barnes & Co, ProprietOrs of the Cleve
an Plumbing Works, Atwater Block are prepared
with arge force of experienced workmen doing every
escrio ton of bng the most thorough manner on
he most scientific plans reasonable terms, and on short
aotce Large stocks Of Fountains of different STYLES and
izss Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and wood, lined with
inned-copper heaters, lead and galvanized IRON
pipes Leather and India Rubber Hose every descrPUe
81 raSs and Plated Cocks including the Paten Selfclos
NJ Cocks recently introduced Wash Bowls, and all kinds
vow xvarranted m22:d&wtf
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Prepare for the
FL O L [ D A Y S

Twas the night bef1re Christmas when all through the
house
Not creature stirring, not a mouse,
The stockings hung by the chimney with
In hope that st. Nicholas soon would be there!"
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-

Il A FARhI.-Ninety-six acres, 9 miles from the civ by
railroad; good productive sO good buildings 25 acres Of
timber, and orchard with every arety of ruit- ex
change In part for other good property $50 per acre
GRANGER STREET.-One and a half story House and
lotto exchange for FARM would prefer one in the vicn-
ity of Toledo; 81 ,25O:
ASRTABULA CO.-Near Ashtabula: a Farm Of $50
with variety Of excellent sOi large and good bu
lngs fine orchard about 30 tImber-w exch ange
for from 10 10 20 the city; $50 per acre
PUTNAM & PAULDING COS-SOne fine Lands in
these counties TO exchange for City properly
IOWA.-On the Dubuque and Pacific railroad so miles
from Dubuque $40 acres excellent prairie Land-will ex-
Change for productive City property
TWENTY ACRES-Near KinsInan street. and near the
City line, with streum of running through-gill
exchange for improved City property; $50 per
l60 ACRES-In Pierce county Wisconsin near the Mis-
sssippi river; Ch soil and exchange for
a house and lot IN the City
WOOD ST-Three tVv, story houses and lots; a good
pToperty-to exchange for desirable western lands
LUCAS CO.-SiIieen miles from Toledo: 80 acres to er-
change for . small house and lot in the CITY
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
n,,0 Dao1
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And when CHRISTMAS MORN witnesses the little dis
hOnOred stockings regrets OF parents and feads will not
avail to drive the clouds from the faces of disappont
ed children, and no joyous MERRY CHRISTMAS" Will
llumnate the reSlde Of such mistaken economists and
the attention Of al is called to the splendid
ssOrt ment of
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PITTsBURG, Dec. H.
JacOb convicted of the murder of his wife, is
sentenced to be hung, and Kelley one ofiWiseman's
homlcldes IS sentenced to penitentiary for eight
years and nine months