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From the Haw Orleans Crescent of March o.
The Carnival at New Orleans.

l
Msrdi- -Grss was blessed with bright, beauli.
full weather, and as a consequence the city was
alive with Mardi- Gras masking and mummery.
The extent and variety of the street masquera.
ding in the afternoon, exceeded anything of the
| kind we have seen for some years. ''ie
All the ''Tagrom" boys were out in all sorts
Of cheap harlequin and clown disguises, with
bags of -four, whitening each other and the ne
groes, and leaving their foury tracks on the
banquetteS In all parts Of the city. The grown
up jolly boys galloped on horseback up the
town snd down, dressed as Bedouin Arabs. In
dians, Turks, Chinese, Venetian cavaliers, and
African negroes. Groups ofludicrous maskers
of all conceivable descriptions went flying
around In cabs, bdggies, furniture wagons and
carriages. All the courtesens in town appear
ed to be out; many in male costume of all kinds,
from that of the prim Canal street dandy 70
the rollicking drunken sailor Of GalIatin street,
and the green flaibostmen of Perdito street.
A great many Of the more stylish and prosper
Gus females of this class, went around in carria-
ges, dressed in fancy costumes of exceeding
richness and beauty.
Untold thousands of people lined the princi-
pal streets, waiting for and laughing at the hy-
| ing fooleries. From the lower part ofthe Third
District to far up in the Fourth, distance Of
good five miles, the streets were picturesque
with people in Mardi-Gras disguise; from little
children knee-high, to the largest sized adults.
1t is fair 10 estimate that not less than twenty
thousand people, (the great mass, OF course
being children, negroes and miscellaneous
grown people, took part in yesterdays street
masquerade. FII-IT iif %.
In Gallitania (the sailor region below Jack
son Square,) all the females were out in mems
disguise. In the Faubourg Tfeme, the specta-
cles were such as to exceed our powers Of des.
cription. To sum up, New Orleans, in the sf-
ternoon was Pandemonium Of fantastic reveI.
ry, at which residents looked and laughed as ol
yore and which strangers regarded with the
most perfect wonder and astonishment. Hun
dreds of laughable collisions took place between
different parties of maskers, and between mask.
ers and admiring crowds. Our face aches now
as we write, from the constant grin it had tc
keep up during the spectacle of the afternoon.
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TIE FARHER.-The ONO FAENEK for March
26th is issued We have before spoken Of the Pc
culiar merits Of this weekly journal. which com
mend it to the notice and consideration Of every
farmer and of all friends of family Newspaper
The present number, beside aita usual amount Of
agricultural and hcrticuIfurai artslss, has very
well written common sense article on Lectures and
LectHring,, which we recommend our Library As
sOeiAti6h to carefully read and act upon There i
iHvigoF and earnestnes about the matter Of the
FARERR that stamp IT as no commonplace period.
ieal, and it well deserves lis abundant success
Each number contains editorial and contributed
articles worthy the character Of any publication
extant = 3 gfBsDlE 80
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3 ALEosT CzNTEsARIEE.-The Oldest man in
this portion of the State, undoubtedly is Mr..
James Williams, who resides in this village
he was born in rCwuyoy, Monmoufhshire, in
the south part Of Wales, on Christmas day,
l766, and is now in his ninety-third year. BE
removed to this county about seven years ago,
and has besn blest with excellent health, during
his whole life. Those who see him daily on
our streets, would scarcely believe he was over
seventy, and almost daily he is in the habit Of
rambling through the adjacent woods, some
times with his gun, often walking miles In a
single day. He has grand children nearly
fifty years Of age and q number Of great
grand children, who are heads of families. he
resides with bis son, Mr. Richard Williams, and
bids fair to live many years longer; WehaVe
never seen 20 erect q form, and % firm step,
in one who has lived 10 see three generations
of men pass away, and few indeed, of three
score and ten, possess his present bodily vigOr.
-ELTiG Democrat. = 49,. ---
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ZEE RUTrIsI's new Spring style ofRsts and
Caps Is considered - psEteet BE telIs better silk
or cashmere Hats for Five Dollars than any other
establishment in Cleveland. That truth can be
verified by esIinsst IFS Superior street next door
to Taylor, GTsWold & Co.'s.
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7 THE DEHooRArIo REvoLT-A call has been
issued fers Democrats State Convention at
Harrisburgh on the 18th Of April. to protest
against the action Of the izts Convention and to
re-ssserti the principle Of Popular Sovereignty
the part Of the Pmnsylganis Demooraey net 60
yield to Executive aistatiOn. as9 s,@.
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NIAe1sA.-FrankensteiaAs Panorama of Niagara
will be on exhibition again this evening. There
WIN bSbut three exhibitions nacre-to night, and
tomorrow afternoon and evening. Secure thsop-
peztunity phisHit may b bad, Of riaitins this
prince Of paintings Y-s ..4 ~ e
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"Thsfe have been III days Of capital unin-
terrpted sleighing in Windham county, Yer
mont, thepast winter, and there are four feet Of
snow on the ground there noW."-BosfOT TraS-
ellsr. : = III si i-''
The first days Of last week. our townEmAn
NJ, Collins Morse. was in old Berkshire county.
snow being four feet deep BE states that the
people had bad one hundred and twelve con,
seeutive days Of slsiehing ~ PGiassyills TisI- !
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Real Estate FRANsPEks-FOr the week end
ing March 2sd.
Feb Ig, 1e59-Henry Wick to Elizabeth Murphy
sub lot Is in Henry wicks allotment Of ten acre lot
lO2, 80 feet front and 1913 deep. Consideration
$50. . i-aS, a4--S- ~ i--4 az g 4
Jan. 25, ls5s-Charles Hiekox to Joseph Per
kins, half in common OF las feet 'front.' on the West
side Of euyahoga River extending to River street
Consideration Ss65O.
March Is, 1s5e-Gecrgs Hoffman to Thos. Baer
sub lot IS in Bottoms allotment Of part Of ten acre
lots Z, 8, 9, 80 feet front and 100 feet deep Goa
sideration $3.50.
March Is, Is5s-Edwin r. sprague to James c..
White, the West part Of sub lot 81 in D. Longs
allotment oftwo acre lots 100 to ll6 in Cleveland
40 feet front on North side of Bolivar street and
t53 feet deep. Consideration $1,000
Dec 81, IsSs-John SchWab TO Matthew Dill.
hoeSer. sub lot SO in Levi Johnson's allotment Of
tFs asze lots l7s to l9Oi 50 feet front and 100 fee
deep. Consideration 1920. -
March Is, ls5s-Esth2aiel Taylor to James Ky
SER 40 feet front on East side Of sub lot in D. Long
allotment Of l6s to ll6 Of the two acre lots 40 fee
front and lps feet deep. Consideration 500. M
March 19, ls5s-Chester Buthor tGuardian) 4
John ssnderson, "a in common Of 81 l2 fee
front on Bridge street being part of lots ST. ami
SIS Barber & Lords allotment. Consideration
s4SS %. 3 IN -5iI
Feb. %, ls5s-D. R. -lden by Commissioner ts
Little Keyes. sub lot I73 in William Slade, Jr
allotment on University Heights. conHideratiCu
$500. 5
Feb. q, Is50-D. r Carter to Masury Z Dole
sub lots z2s 4s4 and SIS in Block s. in the Buffalo
county allotment Consideration $1,000. -sIll
March l, Is59-Theodore n Burton to J. H
Burton, sub lot ls in Carter's allotment on Detroit
street 20 feet front on Detroit street and lo6 feet
deep cOnsssdeFEatiOn ration 5000 .eqlEsideH
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lDIKE'S PEAK-A large assortment
L: Of RtFLEs REVoLyERS Suitable for PIks's
Pcak Likewise double AID single bErrellsd SHOT
GUNS and any aqanttI Of q eeteTss. such POWDER
SHOT CAPS. ke YeTy low for cash. HaterslsY Gun
store. No. 1e11 Superior street. psxt eooE 20 GoRsm
feb91dyRs H HATTERSLRY.
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GAS PIPRs AND SHADE TREEs "A COMMITTEES
in New Haven, appointed tOiDquire into the sub
Ject of the injury done to shade trees BY leakage
from gas pipes, report that forty Elms have
been killed in that city from this cause during
the last three or four years, twenty-on of them
last summer, owing TO fash oflightning which
followed the pipes under ground and caused
leaks lsiio T1I fa = i.sa ,l.. .-aHIsH eli It-
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I'LL .OPRN aa-
0e5a9rO ala0 Gia0fsI !,

FT0HN- LYMAN :. Manufacturer, and
"A KRB m HGHtlt , sem ~ - alcef. ed 81
5esr G snal Hssln, clesslanA- okis- - dlTk4 =
.sham aas5 sd isllt risaa q 5st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-25
Stoves and Enameled Crates
hns .1aiis.1a6x9 sf-7------E Issuu8a tas 8. ri,
w. Il. Marvin, ~,

i = If N
No. As South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
sits the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
Il pstTOn.gs q ais fiende and .ths q msnkIs,
his large vaItetI q COOKING. PiREoR Hall shle
ogyIcE sLSyzs eef EEAHEELED. CRATES a
HI sclMAlLNoiH COOKING STOVES Esr Hotels ass
his FstoT Ceohng loves private families, eaDnotoe
sgpslsed G gsr glsT.Is ~ sqeeeIy e Eas
His Hot An ParloE Heater for Parors, hAlls seno9i
H0a.ess chHscAss, etsrgs. Ee. zads isE tea
are 90 con1traeied that either feI o.e %
furnace. both eo1bised and thsEslgrs psR zee
much hsa. than any other stove N the mazket u L
neat. hadaotnA and dufsble and = 1vlns grea. M
ton TO many Of cur best citizens. His Pearl When Is
made oval for pari1rs, burns coke or hard coal Win %
Hnd neatness ard also gives perfect
I Ths neVssr ard moss dssrahle styles of ENA4ELED
GRATfS On hand rt tn lowest pfiess y y 5dLslt
az Esr: sna H6Uk SeHS
~ "a an Josbis Oas q rs a5sles bsiI0
An are Fsspeeff1n5 solicited 20 call here purchasRg
elrsvhsfe II he oii and WS-kAoWl st6nd 'sir
% FolIs saoiis.e \, 80 S, a Ps6 90
i Il 3 q galsd OOo,OiS 10 mos s5s .5sd. lesd
aosiIT aisi5 sds o. 001, ,e5s Lac .isas5a aras
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MoRPHY, THE CzEss COxousRoE.-Aerphy
having conquered the chess players Of the Old
World is about to return home. A letter from
him states that he win leave Europe in April
"Ths result eff the half dozen spirited skir-
mishes which came off between Morphy and An
London Field, twas even more in favor Of the
youthful American master than that Of their
MOrphy won five and only lost one. There
fore. the entire score between these remarkable
players stands thus: Mr. Morphy, IL; Mr.. An
dersons 4; drawn, Probably no encounter
between any two players, was ever more chiTai-
rous, more brilliant or more interesting
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flbpsifiarts & Surgeons.
g, i, KERLER,Tm. d.,
10 Ckf.0aste .IieV0IfeIs.
DR. BANNING, Gate of New York. J
~ esves notice that he hHs ioczied At
to u No. 144 Euclid Street. 4,ic

80 No. 144 Euclid Street. 10y
Ana thar having naz perfected his sss.em of BRACES
r SfSsS SpsfkSs ranfS daibsD sS3h sRpE
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
AsaTrspsrsdso tsst tusqay without nsdeissl he fol
BRONCHITIS; with irritable thrcat, and veaknsss and
A9sIsess.s q ye1es 81 te sPsSSlaS = saa ,zsns
the lunss pan sAohsss Of breath and pap .tOn Of hs
-DERASGEMENr OF THE STOMACH; with indess-
ton scidiy, Of collapse" fainness dull dragging
psins N s sides and M gone" feeling, which are ag
wEsKNEss ASD F1ILsNe OF THE BOWELS;
Sith cons'PeiPn eAr01s diSrEhOA PTolaPsss am and
URINARY WEAKNESSES with irritabls bladder and
SEMTNxL wEAKNESSES; which il not arrested, so
'sSs2 sHd nEsaGS HHs S15 s5 12
siss Of the hos a1a gsogsS, aaE1ssfa = ssi and Pa,o
tAeiE inerease and e eonsungtioa ..s
raaans 81 his new cum5inafion Brace Truss. -
DERANGEMEET OF THE LOWER E11REMl-
TIES with coidnsss nu1hasss hsaslness and sEsns On
hs do1as Of ls,s. With gssLsa SHOULDER, "a "a
Ehleh are 50 Indicative Of early eonspti0n pleasantly
SERT suProR-ERs-The attention Of ladies is called to
eo1snston Aodsminal and Spinal shoulder BEaos a5e
3 prevented and yseyed the form and bearing Of The
IL si0msch ETads oai Of he cy should inc aifs by
lst,er when DT. r. may be seen
The medical profession are invited to sxAins his surg
4 Lady in attendance upon Ladies. declo
J. III. JOHNS0hS IL. D.
HOMGOPATHIST.
oees lOs ssrteIIs Bock Superior strss. Corner Son.
eea s. Residences No. III PtsbGrgh st. CLEVELAND. O..
roIool
A Good Tree is known by its Fruits |;
soIs
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptive, and all those who arc suffer.
ing with disease Of the Throat, Lungs.
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known ard justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctof,
RJ. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would snnoanee the peoplo Of Cleveland and tsiiy,
thai lie has taken anssil
,f 0Mee Ne. lis 0ntArie Street. iIF4'
Al Who are suerng from The sb1ss nae5 disease or
~ other cnnpcaied comp A1nt Of ye4ra eanlg are N
Ie9 ned taaf thsy can eonsalf the Docsar = fAkh "
Ifi1 hapsd that no ons wiu despair Of cure ul thsy
lave given tbs Indian Hero DoeOrs Medicine far sao
During The Doctors travels IN Eurups wes Iadles.
East ladies' South America and the Bed SSts1 he hse
been the Instrument In Gods hand 70 restore 70
abe b ths emi0snf Old School Phys,c1ns; nay
thousands who the verge Of The grave.
ALL aod szeaIfal trsatueaf azily lHing
BesSe1 be the day when rH and pGrtook Of the
l1d11r Hsro peesor Medicine. :"
- RE Eoiios-sTsry wednesday and Ksiaay nr L.
oas % bs cons1lfd a the FIanklin Housa PsaT sfEss
80 re, 5;ae:, ,ftsu,,-sroan A s.tssF SdFiAu
dscudkB1E1 81 a. y III ~ et e
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ONWARD, Or THE MOUNTAIN CLASBEEERs. A
tale of progress. By JANE ANNE WINscoNB,
author Of Vineyard Laborers," &c. New York.
D. APPLETON 4 COMPANY. 1889.
The purpose and character of thisexcellent hook
is best explained by paragraph from the preface
"This little volume is intended for the encourage
ment of those who are endeaVoring to fulfil LIES
great end-to glorify their God on earth and to be
rendered meet for His Eternal Kingdom It is for
these who are wishing and those who are striving;
for the dwellers in the valley, who look wishfuly
on the hilIs abOve.-for the clamberers on the
mountain side, who are going from strength to
strength, trusting to appear before their God in
Zion" 1t is especially intended for the young To
whom it is recommended .stta islidfuHi'4
All Of the above books are for sale BY J, B. Cobb
Co., at No. 1876 Superior street.
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CLEVELAND,
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. 2S, 1853
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

q Plain and Ornamental Printing of eYery descripls
dono at the Printing Establishment of the LeGGrr 0ies
the latest mpr and ostrapd steam presses in the
best Style short notice. and reasonable rates Par
ticear attention paidto blank work Every description
OfBiRdns done, especially Blank Books Ledgers JOurn
sis Poox A.. g..
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Our Book Table.

a. b. . .
LKTTERs PROM SPAIN AND OTHER COUNTRIES.
Being the second series of the LETTERS OF A
TRAVELLER. By WILLIAA CULLEN BRYANT
New York. D.APPLEToS + COMPANY. 1859.
The 'nameof Appleton L Co. upon the title page
Of any book is enough to insure for it careful pc
Fusal and to beget confidence in the buyer, but
Ehsn in addition to this, the name of William Cul-
len Bryant is there as the author, all doubt must
vanish and the happy pOssessor Of the volume will
go to it as Wellfrom which he can draw STOW
Of sOap always refreshing and pleasing. This
book contains number of familiar letters, sent
home to the United States during recent journeys
in several countries Of the European continent,
and are laid before the public just as they were
written on the spot, in all their freshness and gen.
ial spirit. There is much Of romance connected
With the land Of spain-the land of the Noors
and spanisrds-the land that Irving has rendered
immortal in his "Tales of the Alhambra, " and yet
there Is SO little really known Of the resources, the
manners, customs and characteristics Of the Spain
of the present day, that this book from the pen Of
enc ofthe greatest living writer's will be widely read
and appreciated The volume is very handsomely
bound and finished
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HiRrFoRn courg lI

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PAssAeRs FRoN Ny AUTOBIOGRAPHY By SIDNY,
LADY MORGAN. New York. D. APPLETON 4
COMPANY. 1859.
The social, charming, of hand style in which this
book is written Chat portion Of it which is from
the pen Of lady Morgan hetself) is recommenda-
ton which will prove so powerful that one who
commences it, will be in danger of forgetting all
else until the last page is reached The preface
snnou ices that-"The following pages are the sim
pie records ofa transition existence, during Jour
ney Of few months from Ireland to Italy" 81,
like Little Red Riding Hood, loitered to pick up a
flower, or secure q pebble that lay in my way
whilst the proximity of that grim wolf, TINE,
which sooner or later devours all things, was Tn.
needed" Beside the diary, the book contains
many ahtOgraph Letters from large number d
noted men and women, contemporaries of Lady
Morgan Buy the book for a pleasant summer
afternoons reading.
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-' 3. = 5UFFs ] Z t6.. IS cl.rslando
oErrcE OF ROcHEs5Eh ess 1t: c.. !

----- M =.
Coal 2h2e ns, zs-lOO feet to the h - II
Ias last isst sstised Us that with good heats ne can
ESoms. e @ Sss q q ~ & 3s coa four hogrs
l7-loo susesIs Coke busEsi q Cos Ths oES 5 asSI
sp. 11 51p 1ssa5 ar gave peculiar sstcon
y = Ss61sa IVA aSs ssssesa tea pFaseal allJl
on tss Whole highly pleased viii The steriiss
coss y As I555 a5s M SFiss laOFs ss ih.a lhs Es
Seks y neL es greE as from the C0als huf We nk
iiensn sfh s ale sSo es e s e E9ss ss St p. =.
,eets asae5e ef 9nI value hare yos eas arlnss
year yoa lsif VII q s sS S9SlSsy g Win .s
AsiVe me aext page asfatetnt Of Coal pay
tb iasia ioots SES!y sdty " w 'FlIARsoss. sayrI
ll aara slsN ituI is-T--- h.Isll Ig1a 80 -
aa a ta 7aslsqo AAAf ~ De- - MI kseat 10 c9i
am very wall pleased WIN he ssrline t.l ss,ui.hd
and Coke Z about the Sas as that fSeeifs5 81 hs A
ss,ss Gas Llshf Co. test dsr suPeror quality II
lam IN haste, yours respectfully,
s1ir 81 f--ait7it - i'7i-it-i''1 8 A SA1RAroE-
va. + r8aaI f1sE wEsT TRox Gas fssHr ce..,.f
walter C. Hopkins ESD sQ-Desr ssrTs,. c,ao.sv q.
sSd ss dAsPs Sa 5c sstsS S ne & oSs e As stsF Ssl s
gaality but ne production as ss ss some
~ --' 'sSSf YoaTs Tescectfany go sstlb
sod tl-iisi atzfisg ~. @ W; l. OSWALD, sseiy.f
XII = . CLEvELAAs Gas, LIsHr AND cOks Co-,aq
ONCE No g Bank street.
I1tt ilall tes alai cisseland, March 2ifh. lsss
Msssrs, Gates, Rouse Butis, Cleveland:
Company has been using your slSrllnr
ss,t ny ABOUT tnIss weeks pas with very sstraefq
T. faiS;a E. cSs Sosiasiys sssI az: ss 1sgs
~ n fSSa Ssea has DToiaeea g ooo fssl e Gs q
Pound have also found It quits free flr 50 uhr nd
other reQu ring but 2s bushels of line ~
as Ne aeo a9any, or $50 feet Of Gas per huhsl
The yield af Coke lam unable 70 give you nb.r bu. s
wall net vary materially from that Of the PITTSBURGH Goals
and - OF very good quality We have ac1sursd fr No
posal 10 furnish Us with two thousand tons
.iasl I DWIGHT EEhLs. Secretary
Walter c. II pkins. Esq.-DeaT Sir: Our works have
been IN operai only month and during tnat time
have used aer than the SteraE Coal parchaed Q
you The Gss m1te thus far prcnounred bv those con-
pe.ent % Jud IN the after 10 be equai the Es1a
stanoAru IOu1f respectfully ". -N
/ De- n-s arru ..-..l rf v Y. BULLOCK
| Vor f,,-,A., ;,s, 49,. ---1-,sl.I .ialI h1gzl
~ :. % sai = Il. BUTTS q CO.. "a
maI1aSmz1S Cleseland, Ohia.
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Goal DeaLfrs
Sterling Coal.
} GAS PURPOSES

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
herewith for your consideration several safensgtl
nfesarn 70 The a6oEs FAMED Coal For 17IlFT %
77laoJ GAS PURP0SES ml9 9
Il not e1cslled By asy offered IN this country w. il
PLspared 70 supply the in any amount and RDo1
most favorable Terms Ill'I = .-7l7777 -ii
We are, youTz respectfully
3 BUTTS CO.. Clevelando o .
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TAG FOSTER BROTHERS BKING HISTORY OF
THE SCHOOL AND CoLLEeE LIFE OF TWO YOUNG
MEN. New York. ID. APPLETON 4 COMPANY
1859. ''--- ''-
No suthOrs name Is prehxed to this record, but
be the author who he or she may, he or she has q
knowledge Of animal nature and the world not at
all defective or diminutive. The boys who read
this will recognize familiar school trials and Incl
dents, and many "Senior" has gone through
similar scenes to those here drawn The scene is laid
in England, whose schools Dickens immortalized,
and the book will be found an interesting as well
as instructive one to boys and young men.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, ls59 q.
Legislative SUI sunnary. INA :.

- A1<oA1AeAANS 6aA-A-ALJs
In the Senate the following bills were passed.
House bill to authorize the city Of Cleveland
to appoint inspectors Of provisions and other ar.
tieles. ,r.. ii ..-,-.,,,- lr.--tf,- ,..-rs5..
To provide fos the election of township as
SCISSORS. This bill provides that the township
or ward assessor shall take . census of the
inhabitants Of his township or ward, and shall
make return of the number of acres oI
ground seedea with GRAIN and the amount in
meadow. f, rrri a5f1, s,srr .s,fi ..-.,,,,-fs
The '.Guthrie Grays'" military bill, and the
bill recommended BY the State Military Conyen-
ton held at Cleveland some time since. 8.
The House bin to punish trespassers on pub
lie and other lands. with impnfoament
The House bill to authorize County Commits
sioners to surrender free, turnpike roads to turn
pike companies. g sif $50 hu5si .la a f
House bill relating to the partition of real es-
tate held in common BY religious societies.
The bill for the dismemberment of Cleveland
was discussed at length, and defeated on its
passage. rir aitoa sf bsa-iw s1I .H la..a
In tie House, the day was occupied in the
discussion of the bill to repeal the imprisoa-
msnt clause of the liquor law. It was finally
made the special order for Tuesday next at II
o'clock. q 81 sr,a-.'s ..ir nj ygrl -Ii.iH fe|
Both Houses held sessions last evening until
late hour.-StGte Journal, 24fk -f..5L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-25
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