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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

IMPORTANT ARREST OF BURGLARs.-H esteTday
morning two well known thieves, named OKeefe
and Wilson, were arrested by officers McKinstry
and Odell, charged with the burglary upon the
store Of Mr.. Jones on the West Side on Friday
night when about $500 worth Of clothing, dry
grods aud fancy articles were stolen The fact Of
the burglary was kept still at the time THAI sure
thing might be had upon the offenders. james
DAILY, another thief, was with the above, but es-
caped They were arrested al house on Oregon
street, kept by Mrs. Smith, where nearly all tho
stolen goods were found seereted in various places
about the house.
This DAILY Is the same chap that was before the
Police Couta few weeks since charged with vag.
rancy, but who was at the time supposed TO be q
professional burglar as he had pair OF 'nippers'
in his pocket, used for turning the key in lock
from the outside These nippers he said he used
In making bird cages by which he got bis living.
His time expired Last Thursday, and when he was
let out he applied for the nlppera that he might
90 to work" He is au old and accomplished ras--
cal, and it is pity he escaped. The woman
Smith resisted the officers in their search of the
house. when she too was arrested o'keefe at
tempted TO escape on the way to jail but failed =
A description Of DAILY has been sent TO various
points, and he will probably be arrested before
long, either here or elsewhere.
coat and nair OF boots found in the house
have been recognized by the owner, from when
they were stolen at the City Hotel a few days ago
Doubtless DAILY is connected with many Of the bur
Raries committed in our midst, and now that HI
i out Of jail he win doubtless "wOrk at bis trade
until caught
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/ LiyuRPooL CorToN n6RKEr. FRIDAY. Nov. A.
| There has beena slight Improvement on middnQ
qualities, the extreme prices being Lad higher than
the last quotations. The other qualities are with.
Out change. ~ OOO bales had been sold during the
"SsH, el,,ie .1s market T,' oloslng s'sauy.
obieiSeS "' lA' A'' % ~ '' 'uu iu" p'i'e' $50
! BRFADsruFFs -Breadstuffsare peneralIv 1piei
wheatand corn had slightly declined.
| PRovIsioNs- Market dull.
! LONpoN, NOV 4,-Consols 81 Ia. Money is in
ecuVe ,t demand but rates -, without change.
~ asseI.ou % INA. .e I.ng'isu 50 uoVefoment has
cr,en, o,,6 .e seI
England had eomneteiv sVTped ON ase b.s;s ~ Sa
treaty Of peace
Itis vaguely reported in European journals that
Garibaldi, in his interview with klng Victor Eman-
ual, inade use OF strong expressions with regard 10
I o pIopostu see.ieIheut o. tne present di1cnltes
cS Sra ,a a NV, ~ .,S ~. y her pIstena
of ths neono 10 carr ont tbs orrina rS
King OF Sardinia protested sgsinst snc ,,rocssS
lug,
The steamship Crest Eastern had arrived al
southampton.
| LIVERPOOL saturday y.--Cotton firm At full
pncesi sales to-day estimated at 10000, includ-
ing SOOO TO ePeeulatoTs
lion Chas. Sumner Is among the passengers
/ by the Canada.
| a Paris telegram says the English and
French government have completely agreed on
tue basis OF the Congress which is TO be held al
Brussels All that remained to be settled was
the official ratiicslion from the British govern.
ment'
The great Eastern had rough weather and
heavy sea. She rolled and dipped, but with
perfect ease seemed to swing herself with side
long gentle motion, over every wavc, dropping
deeply and easily beyond them with regular
slow rolls, often deep enough to leave one pad
die turned high and dry, This motion is attri-
buted to her very light immersion, aud having
no upper weights TO coubterbalance the Goals
below. The whole roll was only eight degrees
each way. The greatest speed was close on to
eighteen miles an hour. The run was far more
satisfactory than either the previous ones.-
She arrived at Southampton on the 4th.
ENGLASp-A new steamship has been order
ed by the Cunard Company, which is to be 500
tons larger than the Persia,
The verdict of the COroners jury in the case
Of the Royal Charter, was TO the effect that the
wreck was purely tn result of accident
Great activity prevails at Woolwhich Arsenal
iepses. and for tho eraeSition again"t Ch;na 1v
The Qualifications at Dover ara to bc ertended
forthwith, and several batteries are 10 he 10,
constructed
FRANce.-The organization of the French
army for China is considered as definitely act
tied and preparations for the ombarkation hav,
lcommenced.
Bopi Suasson has accented the condition a
p,aoe. The hostile tribes will olive HOSTAGES /,
secure the payment of the promised tribute.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
Nrw Yopr. Nov. 2l

hEW YORK, NOV. 2l'
severe earthquake happened on the morning
Of The 5th OF October, which was felt throughout
Che Republic, but most severely In tho province
OF Capiapa The city Of Capapa sustained great
damage No lives were ascertained to be lost.
Benor Noosa ex lntendente Of Valparaiso has
been appointed Minister Of Finance In place OF
Don Mailas Oyee resigned. r.-.
The North Star brings later news from Central
and South America I
Nleto the successful revolutionary Governor Of
the State Of Bolivia had taken Monpas from the
Federal forces. The sloop OF war Deyant was
at Panama with the Commissioner on board. She
and the sarnao were going to Juan.
Mr.. CLARK, the American Minister to Gautama-
la was seriously in.
The ooehineal crop had been greatly damaged
by heavy rains
Some attempts at revolution 10 Costa Rica had
been suppressed. t.
Mr.. Dimitry, the American Minister had re-
cognized the new Government
Valparaiso advices arc to Oct. 10th, and Callas
TO Dot. 18th, There is no news OF interest
Gen. France had been compelled, by public
opinion, to abandon tho reins Of Government at
Guayaquil,
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FROM sT LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 10.
special dispatch from Washington TO the Re-
publican says the government this morning deter
mined TO seize the Northern States OF Mexico
Orders were were issued for six companies Of
heavy artillery nom Fort Monroe, two Of light
artillery, and three of infantry, from Fort LeavIn-
worth, TO proceed Immediately TO Brownsville.
The Republican learns that Col Sumner, COM
mander Of this department had been telegraphod
to at LeavenW orth this evening for prompt move.
ment OF troops 10 compliance with this order, and
in week, If necessary, these troops will be in New
Orleans.
The Republican intimates that security for the
fature will be wanted in a better boundary than
that established by the Rio Grande.
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6T. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.
The Overland mail c. the 3lst reached Jefferson
City to-day. t
Bnsuess in San francisco unchanged,
Lac eastern news advising Of increased ship
ments 10 California. ..
The commercial community much disappointed
The Business portion Of VOoanOvie, Amadof
county, was burned on the 27tbi loss over hfy
thousand dollars.
Oregon advices announce the arrival OF Gen.
Scott al Portland on the 2lst lie was handsomely
received. orEu ." fur
Gen. Harney left Portland soon after SCOTS ar
rival Il was supposed he took Ofense at being
aunerseded In command
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

BoARDoF EDUcATION.-The regular meeting Of
the Board was held last night, tie following mem
bers being present. Mossrs. Bradourn, Vaughn,
Fogg, Stanley, Maynard, Pratt, Hayes, Payne.
In the absence of the President Mr.. Bradburn
took the chair
TWAS moved by DR.. Maynard that Thursday and
Friday next, the cath aud 2jth, be both holiday
for the schools. Carried
Miss Mary Evans was allowed permission TO at
tend the Rockwell street school.
The special committee upon the difficulty in the
Hudson street school announced that they were
not yet ready to report They were granted fur
,,ther time to prepare their report,
Adjourned for one week.
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OVERLAND MAIL NEWS,

Do LUUT8l INUFa ~
There was universal agitation Of the Railroad
projects IN California, and strong appeals were
being made to capitalists for aid.
The overland immigration by the central route
vas pretty much IN oOmpletion aud parties state
the number to be fully 10000 Little sickness had
occurred, and recent gold and silver discoveries At
washa valley and Walkers river had created
Great demand for labor.
Three steamers bad arrived Al San Francisco,
bringing dates from Portland 10 the 2bth, and
Viet0ria 10 the 27tb. rEUt
Gen. SCOTT armed Port Townsend on The 25th,
end would Immediately establish head qua rtefu
aboard U. y. steamer Massachusetts,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

WELL SPoKEN-- The Pastor Of Plymouth
Church, before commencing his lecture on Sunday
night, spoke of the disorder and inconvenience
resulting from persons coming out from their
seats into the aisles to admit ladies' inside
He remarked on the improperly of the practice,
adding that tin good society in England it was
unknown" We have no such custom in our con-
cert halls; there persons take their seats they
come in. Surely then no such formality should
prevail in the house of God. Win not the exam
pie set by the minister of Plymouth Church be
approved and followed by others. SENE..
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LATEST IRON BBOwNsvILLB'
A. - %

The Arizona arrived at Brazos on the 18th, WITH
S735 600 10 specie. Brownsville s Raie. Dap
Tobin with eighty rangers arrived 0u the 18TH
Thirty men from the Catler Dodge, and hfytToop
from Baton Rouge, Jeff Brazos for Brownsyille
the 10th. making nearly three hundred troops an
volunteers now az Brownsville on arrival. Tobin
Codinas' chief officer, held as prisoner, wa
hung Without a trial
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puOaI WAsuTNGTON,

IT AEHINUIuNI NVF' II =
Tho War Department to-day eountermanded the
orders for six companies OF troops from Fort Mon
roe and hys from Fort Leavenworth to proceed to
Brownsville, there appearing from the latest 40
counts that thefe s necessity for their pfoeeed'
ing thither. The object Of ah0fding protection 10
the Rio Gfando froniier and the various sPeeuia-
tlons as to The employment Of 90 large force, are
thus dissipated.
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Book SALg.-Great inducements are held out
at 2l6 Superior st. to purchasers of books. The
books are being sold actually bsiOD cost. Aud not
only books, but ink slates, envelopes, pens, pen>
ellis, portfolios, writing desks, inkstands, ohossmen
aud boards, gold pens, knives, and other articles
too numerous to mention, are being offered at ox-
iremsly low prices Go and make your selections
before all the best are gone, and remember the
place Is 2l6 superior street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

d y Goods-H. D. Kendall RCo.
P1ducs aud COmmission-ComstockE Newberry.
IA 'rary MISUNDERSTANDING Of Music.
Ryl Flour-COmstook 4 Newborry.
Cor ets-Rettboig 8 Hausmsnn.
Bl .ckCloaks-Taylor. Crisw5ld 4 Co.
s. Barrie-Coal oil and Lamrs
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TnE CANADAARR

BOSTON, Nov. 81,
The stepmship Canada arrived here this morning.
Her mails were dispatched by the early trains aud
will be due in Philadelphia TO night
II Is stated that the American ship Memphis with
700 slaves, had euded the English cruisers 90 the
coast of Africa and rot out To sea
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Adjourned Tor one week.

A CARD.-The members Of Protection Hose
Co. No. 2, of this city, who were present at the an-
nual Fe,tival of the PaiDesyiIle Fire Department
on Friday evening last, desire to express their
heartfelt thanks to the PAinesvie hremen for the
very cordial and hospitable manner in which they
treated them. To the ladies present on the ocea-
sion their thanks are also due, and they hope
Painesville may long boast of its present unsur-
passed and gentlemanly FIRE department.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

PLUMBIEo.--For all descriptions Of plumbing
work and water fixtures, there Is no better place
in the city than that Of B. p Bower. successor TO
J. B. Barnes a Co., AtWateT Block. Mr.. Bower is
good wOrkmen aud plenty OF them 10 promptly
and punetualy execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throughout the city for maby Of our eiti
gems are their own advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

For sroErsrrN.-There i'lto be grand Shoot
ing match At Spring Pond Hotel to commence to.
morrow at 10 o'clock and continue two dsys. Two
hundred turny', Eve hundred chickens and ahy
geese will be exposed for marlsmen Omhibusses
wiliosve Superior street for the match at 10 o.
clock on Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

gnss- Neuralgls. Fits, St. yilu's Dance, Paraly-
sis, spinal complaint, general CT local debility, or
nervous prOstration, are cured by DR.. GibsOn's
new electrical treatment without dihhcully. II
never fails, and may justly be regarded as a sPe-
eiGe. OGes No. III Ontario street, few doors
from Tho PnblIc sauaTe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

TLAIN AND OHNAMENIAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the LFADRR Once
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in the
bost Style short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
tcular attention paid to Blank work Every description
Of Binding done, especially Blank Books Lodgo Journals
Sales Books Receiving Books SC SC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

Commissioner Campbsll, who was expected
overland nom Colvido. had been directed 10 ioin
the Commission At San Juan.
No plan of action had been decided upon BY
scott q departure of he steamer.
De- Crane reports the general health much i'm.
proved
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~ For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Can we recommend f. Ruiinia excellent assort-
ments of Fall Styles, at lis Superior street. lie,
as practical Furrier, Is now engaged 10 manuiao-
turing Capes, Nuts Fur Gloves etc., ETC., for the
Fall aud Winter trade II
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yesterday reached this city $40 a. m. of the sane
morning. Delivering paper five hundred miles
away at 10 O'Clock on the morning of publication
Is almost fast enough to suit even this age.
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The GRAND TRuNK.-Great preparations are
making iD Detroit for the promised opening of the
Detroit and Sarnia Branch Of the Grand Trunk
Railroad which takes place on the 2lst inst The
Detroit Tribune, after pointing ont the great ad-
vantage of the completion of tho road TO that
city, giving it a metropolitan character, aud plao-
ing it within twelve or fourteen days Of Liverpool
says: i't. .|.H.H
II is a great fact, indeed that this extra link 10
our great system OF railways makes Detroit the
terminus Of a linz Of railway over eleven hundred
miles in length-having two Atlantic connections
at Quebec and Portland-and places her In as al
rect Communication with Europe as the Empire
City of New York itself We have important in-
tehgence from Washington, also, in connection
with the through route furnished by the Grand
Trunk to the Atlantic, to tue effect that hereaf er
our foreign mails will reach Detroit unbroken, aud
this city will constitute distributing point for mail
matter going west
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

Fox HoLiDAY PREsENTs.-oall ct Green's for
one Of his gems Of Art, viz Plain or Colored Photo
graphs, equal TO the best ever exhibited IN this
Vicinity. FOREST CRY GALLERY,
noyi7.263 243 Superior Street,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, DO, &c.
A very large stock and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at -r-.
FOGG, ENswoRTH q Co.'s,
oeiI Cor Superior and Seneca SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

THANKsoIvINe.-Publ service will be held in
the various churches in the city on Thursday
morning at the usual hour
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Ss55- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. s, Matsons aud Olmsted's news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
atQuinan's, l75 Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

POLICE OoURT-BEFoRE JUDoE LAwRENcE.-
fnll delegation appeared before Judge Lawrence
yesterday morning and the number OF spectators
was proportionably great Thomas Lavorty, who
works at Euclid Place, entered the washroom on
Saturday and attacked the girls who were there,
with water pail, severely cutting the head Of
Catherine Allen. He was fined $50 and cost and
set to Jail for 10 days
John Smith (singuar nancy was fined So for
being drunk, with the privilege of working upon
the streets for 20 days. John has been there be-
fore.
l.. White Quot Lambert, late Chief of Police, but
hard specimen OF e negro) was fined 81 and costs
for a similar offence.
Tim. COnneley was cold and wet on Saturday,
and as natural consequence, felt very dry, aud so
indulged that he was fined s5 and costs and 20
days upon the street.
John Shields, same offence, IS and costs.
VIM. Randall, same offence, SO and costs.
John Haul, boy who has worked Cor Charles
Hockstadt stole two butcher knives, q sharpening
steel and two leather apons with an idea of setting
up business for himself but the Judge took SIC
and costs out of his prospective profits, and sent
HIM to jail for 10 days,
Francis Fraustead and Fanny Farreu, two brazer
faced prostitutes, were fined $40 and costs eacl
for visiting ahouse of i'll fame Hugh Conley, sam,
offence, SIS and costs and John MoMichael SAINT
offence case continued to 22d.
Emerson Morse and Robert Percy were arrested
for making a disturbance upon Loraiu street
Sunday night. The former was fined 81 and costs
and the latter 81 and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

SILVER SoAP!-SmvER SoAPll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &o-Another lot just received by
FoGG. ENsWaRTH a GO.
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WHERE To oo.--For toilet articles for Thanks
giving parties no better place will be found thar
Messrs Strong & Armstrong on Superior st.
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shooting at Mr. Richard Moore, was yesterday
held open to TO morrow wednesday, morning
L. J. Rider, Esq, appears for the prosecution, aud
l. G. Vail, Esq for the defence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

YANKEE BoY.-We understand that A. P. Lee
land of Newburgh and his son William j., hage e
recently purchased of E. j. Bates of Bedford this
celebrated young horse, with the intention nit
mately of taking him to Leland'S Ranch Texas,--
Yankee Boy is one OF the purest blooded Morgan
horses in Ohio, is only five years DID, and has al
ready made "quick time"
The price paid for him Isl OOO), is but q fair re-
muneration for horse of his rank,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

sT. Andrews The animal Festival Of the st.
Andrews Society will be beld at the Angler House
on Thursday, the 3Olh inst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

U. s. CUTTER.-The United States Gutter Jerry
Black, Capt Bond, is in port for q day or two
when she will proceed TO Erie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

The NoRTHERN LIGHT.-Tho Northern Light
was at Detroit yesterday, and will probably be in
this port to-day.
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CLEVELAND, NOV 2l, 1907
MEssRs EDIToRs:-I notice in the Morning
Leader of this date, the following paragraph quo
ted from letter addressed 20 the Cincinnati Com
mereal of last week, by i. F. Smith. Esq, General
Western Freight Agent of the New York Central
Railroad
The rate affixed on -four per barrel, from Cleve.
land to New York was seventy five cents by all
rai aud on fourth class thirty five cents per hun
dred pounds when at the same time the lake and
rail rates from the same point to New York on
-four per barrel was eighty cents, aud on fourth
class lOrty cents. This unnatural condition OF
things excited the attention of the owners and
officers of the Buffalo and Erie Railroad TO investi-
gate, and more fully understand II possible, the
cause of au all rail line not being able TO compete
successfully with the lake and rail line at uniform
rates. especially with the high rate of insurance In
their favor. They very reasonably concluded,
rather than submit TO their proportion OF the very
low rate being charged by all rail, they would
demand the right OF voice in making such low
and unremun9rative rates.
The above needs correction; the facts are as fol-
lows:
Rail aud water rates from Cleveland to New
York, were:
4lh class Flour
Sept LIST to Sept l2th 25c per loo lbs 50c per Dbl.
Sept 18th TO Oct. 18th 25c per 100 60o per Dbl.
Oct. l7th to Nov. lst 3Oc per 100 Csc per Dbl
Nov. lst TO date, 35c per 100 " 75c per Dbl,
And am not aware these last rates have been
advanced by roads in the market for freight
All rail rates were as follows
4lh class. Flour.
Oct lst to Nov LIST, 35c per 100 Toe per Dbl.
Nov. lst to date, 40c per 100 SOC per Dbl.
The difference between the rail and wator and
all rail rates has 80 far operated against the Lake
Shore Road, that not single lot of -four has been
taken in this market, all rail for New York. since
October lst Respectfully,
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CouNom.--Cty Council meets TO night at the
usual honr.
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TERRIPFIc GALE.

MoNTREAL, Nov 81
terrific gale prevailed on the 81. Lawrence
below this place on yesterday night The ship
John Bull went ashore on the lower end Of the
Island Of Orleans The weather was so thick aud
rainy that the steamship North American was
obliged to anchor on the Pillars from half past two
o'clock on Saturday afternoon till Sunday morn
ing. She passed Farther Point soon after one
o'clock this morning.
The wea her is now clear with a strong westerly
wind ItfrOze hard here last night
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E Citizens wishing conveyance other Of the aboVs
Trains Boats will called for by the
Omnibus Line, by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
See 81 Superior street door nextto Meddell House,
Nov "a 1859
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sPALDIN0s PREPARED GLUE l-UsEPUL IN
EVERY HoUsE.-Another supply just received by
Fo00, ENswORTH q Co.
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oPERA.-Tho Cooper Opera Troupe will be here
on the 1 9th Of December.
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BIsHoP BFpELL.--Assistant Bishop Bedsll Of
this Diocese will preach as follows.
Nov 2S-( Trinity Cleveland, P. M.
A-(SL Paups) Cleveland, A. NJ; Coium.
bia, r. NJ.
25-Strongsvillo, A. M.
H-Sunday-Warren.
2s-Newton Falls.
29-Youngstown'
30-Boardman.
Dec. l-Canheld.
2-Salem.
3-sunday-M -Massillon.
G-Akron.
s-Medina,
l-suuday-Hudson.
l2& l7-FrAnklin, Boston and RAvennn.
S-sunday--Cuyhoga Falls.