Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-15

Pubic Wo5snlp--Ths Presiding Elders and The
ClergymSn Of Cleveland were appointed this Com
mittee
Tract Cause Charles Thomas, Ralph WILCOX,
p. H. Bush, d. H. Conant. j. q. Lewis, T. ,.
Weaver, John Horst
Bethel Canss-E J. Pope, Uriah Richards
Joha Blainaeld. Joseph Maiiock, Chas. Bozen-
hard, Gustavus Burkhaus
Publication Of Minutes e. r. Jowelt
MissiOas-The Presiding Elders.
Post 0Gees--G. A. Reedsr, F. Deither.
Memoirs--C Thomas, +. Ward.
Some discussion arose as 70 the number Of min
utes which the Secretary should be instructed TO
have printed The number was finally fixed at
1000
Some resolutions were offered which we en-
deavored to get from the Secretary to COPY, but
could not These were laid on the table I'M
I'll 10 day.
After some general remarks by Bishop Scott
upon the importance Of all the members being
regular aud prompt in their attendance upon the
morning devotions, and Of observing and cherish
kind, Christian and brolhery feeling Ia the con-
sderatvn Of whatever subjects might be brought
up, notices were given, prayer offered, the Dox'
ology sung and the Conference adjourned TO this
morning at 9 o'clock.
The ANIMAL Conference Missionary sermon WIS
preached last evening by e. r. Jewelt.
Orr readers who are interested in these, reports
must be content with a mere skeleton report, ns
the Secretary Of the meeting announced that no
assistance could be rendered by them TO reporters
in the way of papers, &c. The reason given was
that they had no time to answer questions.
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RgAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following are
the sales of real estate entered upon the Recorders
books for the past week
August 90, ls59,--Henry Harvey to stellman
Witt, in common Of the Stone Mil property,
situate between the Ohio canal and tue Cuyahoga
river. Consideration S3s, 500,
Sept. 3, ls59--Philo Scoyill to John N. Malone
Slb lot SO in p scovrs allotment Of ten acre lot
%, 49, 81 aud 95, being so feet front on the south
side of Marion street. and l69 feet deep, situate
l-2 miles east of the post office. Consideration
$3.50.
Sept. 6, ls59.-James X. Hitchcock to G. S.
Egts, Sub lot l63 l64 and l65, in James X. Hitch.
cocks allotment of ten acre lots 100 aud l2l each
of said lots are 40 l2 feet on Superior street. and
$50 feet deep, situate miles east of the post Office.
Consideration $50.
Sept, 6, ls59-wm Shredder to VIM Chamber.
lain, Sub lot in James N. Hoyt's allotment often
acres lots 1913 and 1874, situate miles east of post
office. Consideration 1920.
August 20, 1852 Frederick Judson TO Edward
Wade, Sub lot 447 in walworh's allotment of two
acre lots 2l3 and 220, being SO feet front on Ohio
street and ls9 feet deep, situate near the cor.
ner of Ohio and Miami streets. Consideration
81, ,7OO
Sept 8, ls59.-James X. Hitchcock 10 Samuel
G. Baldwin, part Of two acre lots IL and IL, hay-
ing rs feet front on the north side of Lake street
and 1870 feet deep, situate near the corner of Lake
and Ontario streets. Consideration $1,000.
Sept. 8, 1859. John b. Seymour to Mary Ely,
Sub lot No. 10 10 the subdivision of ten acre lots
100 and 1913, being CT feet front on Case Aveu-
ue, anil l5s 2l2 feet deep Cooper street situate
2 miles cast OF the post Office, Consideration
81, 500.
Sept. 0, ls59.--Moscs Kelley, Trustee, and Ely
Williams to David G. Gibson, Sub lot %, south
side Stones allotment Of part OF lot 50 in Brook
lyn, being so feet front Detroit street, aud 1872
feet deep, situate l-2 miles north of Centre street
Bridge Consideration $3.50.
Sept 8, ls59.-John Alexander to Koch. Levi
& Meyer, part OF Sub lot of Taylor & Hoyt's sub
division CT ten acre lot 10, being 30 feet front OF
Orange street, aud ld2 feet deep, situate mi
east of the post Office. Consideration 81 900
July %, ls59-w II. ortor TO f. s Root, Sui
lot 272, Benedict & Roots allotment being GO fee
front on Liberty street and l26 feet deep, situate
miles west of Centre street Bridge. Consideration
$500.