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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

POISONED BY STRyCHNINE WHIsKv.- Nicholas
Spencer and his wife, both colored, were poisoned
in stenbensville, Ohio, on the 18th. BY drinking
strychnine whisky-the husband dying within half
an hour after taking the fatal dose, and the wife
suffering much at the time the letter was written
to the Pittsburg Chronicle, thai her death was mo-
mentarily expected The parties, it seems, pro-
cured bottle of whisky at q tavern in town.
which, it is said, was heavily charged with strych-
nine. Both partook of it, and both became alarm-
ingly III Immediately afterwards, with what result
we have stated. =. lzssslg...sssa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

CRUEL LSrEPMorHER.-AD Detroit stepmofher was
recently sent to jail for three months, for abusing
the Of her husband by a former wife, 6rst, bYs
nearly starving him to DEATH and lastly by knock
ing him down with d iatiron; ths poor boy had
almost become an idiot under his suf1arings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

CONVICTION OF LANE, TILE BANK DgFAuLTER.-
The conviction in New York, on Saturday, Of W
]. Lane, the Fulton Bank defanlter, is said to be
the first instance of conviction for defalcation
ever obtained in that city. There were no less
than ftysix different indictments fonnd against the
prisoner thirty nine for forgery, one for embezzle-
ment, and sixteen for false pretenses. Though
ably defended, Lane was found guilty by the jury
after consultation of less than an hour.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29
.Mtsst ne Sold J!

BUSINESS COATS! BUSINESS COATS !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-29

Our Large Stock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
WASHINGTON NERs.

Nav YoRE, April 9
The TrbuHss Washington eOrresposdsnt, q the sth,
says; l-L tEfIII =
The PaeiGe Railroad COMMITTEES has aually stsrninoS
on roed adopting the basis Of the Curtis b ith
clause that the roate should touch Salt Lao CITY
fhs hil will b resisted 10 the House By the large In
tsrest friendly 90 The Southern Pacific project and II fs
should pass fko7e, it VIII oneounsera more decided oI-
position In the Senate where an ,Ror viii Be- made to
amend Il with that ADDITION. ler ... s
Recent int-lhgencs states that 10 Eufveys made
throu sh the British do nious. the Cauadiana aban
Goned the sohens q Pacae RAilroAd imprastIcA-
bic. .IfH HlEu lI
HDeIa Fgns present District Attorney Of California
eontsmplsgs resignation n which oVe6t Calhoun Ben.
ham viii BE- appointed bis successor.
NO return has jet bean EIDE 70 the Harper'a Very
Comuittee on ths preeept issued against NJ Sauborn,
bat IL Is expected Tomorrow therefore the Committee
does not legally know Of his reiusal 10 obey the sum
mons. r-
The next step win bs to ssnd the Arma q
person, and reEiatenca Is made 10 submit the question
10 Congress FOR legisiston, there e no law now a-
thOrhing this ofeer 70 call posse eoInitatus Ike =
marshal 10 eKecuting process.
Ths Times eorfespondent says Messra OiRisIiy and
Speed have addressed letter to Gov Storrs delegate
from Washington IeFrtory, proposing 70 Construct
line OF Telegraph from St. Paul. Minn 10 PuFet sound
within two years, without any other aid FROM the gov
Srnment except the simple right of way. they asser
that the line can Be builtfor 100000.
Senator Gwin viii call Gp hf. WgfaIs Pacific Rail.
road bill In the Senate to-day and its friends are san
golne Of passipg it during the Wesk.
The miLodty from the special Houae Paeiac Railroad
Committee viii also report the Wigfau bin. -. ~
The decision Of the special Senate COMMITTEES q not
10 send Tor John Brown, IT,, Wtness the ground
that the Seagean-aArms hss authority 10 deputze
his authority, Is admission OF the ground taken By
SanbO n the refractory witness from Ngaeb usetts and
This neesssitates additional legislation 70 eOmEsl tts
attendance Of Witnesses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
Organization of the New Board o
Education.


Organization of the New Board of
Education.
The meeting was temporarily organized by
appointing J. A. Thome, President, and n. ?.
Payne, Secretary.
Mayor Senter appeared and administered
the oath Of Office to the members present
There were present Messrs. Thome, Payne,
Messenger, Russell, Flint, Ingersoll, Jones,
Roberts, Rice and Smith. Absent, MIR. French.
On motion, of Mr.. Roberts, the Board pro-
ceeded to the election Of permanent President
by ballot. sa-rg-t-.
Mr.. Smith was appointed Teller, to act in
conjunction with the Secretary.
The result Of the ballot was rs follows -
Mr.. Thome 5, Mr.. Roberts 2, Scattering a.
Mr.. ThOme was declared duly elected. Mr..
T. expressed his thanks for the honor confer
red in few appropriate remarks, when
An election for permanent Secretary, which,
upon the 7th ballot resulted in the choice Of
Ansel Roberts.
On motion, of Mr.. IngersoT, the R ules Of
last Board were adopted for the use Of the
present Board until otherwise ordered.
On motion, Of Mr.. Smith, the Secretary was
requested to procure copy Of the Bylaws
adopted this evening, and present them 10 the
Board at the next meeting.
On motion, of Mr.. Payne, each member
was directed to see that the school-housC
in his ward is in due preparation for the
opening Of School on Monday.
On motion, Of Mr.. Ingersoll, the Secretary
of the Board, in conjunction with the Super
intendent Of Schools, was instructed to fill all
vacancies in teachers before Monday next.
The Board adjourned ,to meet on Monday
evening next at o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
FROM KFasHINGTON.

WAsHINsToS, April 8.
Dir. Fowler, post master ofNeW York, reach
ed here this morning, and male full and salts
factory explanation a. the Post Office DspaIt.
ment, of the alleged deficit in his aeeounts.--
They have accordingly been adjusted and per-
manenuy settled.
The bIll forths admission Of Kansas ihto the
Union Is to be called up 70 morrow in the House,
and the calculation is that it viii pass By 20
majority. It's success in the Senate is doubt
ful, At least with tine boundaries proposed bT
the w y andOtts constitution.
Hancock Johnson, Lieut. Governor or Mo.
has been appointed by the President and con-
frmed BY the Senate, As U. g. Marshal to lhat
State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
orrapIsatisn or The New Council

The old Council met at Council Hall yesterday
afternoon st O'Clock.
Oder being called Nj Rider offered the follow
log resolution:
Reached, That the ihanks Of this Council be
rendered 70 The Mayor for the able and impartial
manner 10 which be has performed the duties Of
bis ONCE 10 connection With the Council. Adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Rider. the Council then sd'
jOurned sins dc, having instructed the City Mar
shal to notify the Mayor that the old Council was
adjourned.
The Mayor having taken the Chair, the new
members were sworn In by Juigs Lawrence.
The Council then voted for President, and Mr. 1.
I. Masters was elected. This was worthy trib
ute to one who has shown himself 20 good a
presiding OfaceF.
The Council then proceeded 10 vote for CIsrE and
J. B. Bartlett was reelected.
Mayor senier then delivered the following Mes
sage which Il an able and comprehensive docu.
msns, glviRgA isllhful exhibit Of the condition Of
the city and Oonlalnlng mAny valuable suggestion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
FROM aiRXIu0-.MIRAAON.

Nav 0RLEASs, April 8.
The mailB from the slOOp Savannah have ar
rived.
The smallpox was raging among MirEnOas
troops at MedslliB, r.
Il was doubtful whether MirsnOn Eould Psrsiss
much longer. 90
The bark captured By Indianols vas tbs Maria
Conception, OF Marin'S expedition from Havana.
A Mexican schooner was also tsksn.
A decree, banishing American eilizsns and
eon6seating their property, was Published g taS
Capital.
The Arizona from BFaEos, is below, Wilh ouS
million pins hundred thousand in sPeeis aad 50
u. S. troops. -------
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

AmoUdt Of fund iudsbtsnnsss extingui-hsd
during ins Past year -.--.--------S St6z co
By the above statement It viii be seen that our
expenditures for the year past have been S2l2,
&33 72-S45, ,3s4 81 Of which has been paid as in
terest on the bonded Indebtedness, aud SI0,43 81
Wss used to szfiRglliSk bonded iudebte dness. By
comparing this statement with the financial state
ment made at the close Of the last fiscal year, it
would appear that our expenses have increased
So ,2e0 06. This arises from the fact that about
$4,000 OF the reVenus OF the past year was used
to extinguiSh bonded Indebtedness an d to pay
debts contracted during previous years. so that in
fact the actual expenses have heen less BY several
thousand dollars than for the previous year, and
We may, think, hope for further redu ction this
wear
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

Eos oOLUgBus-The Marshal starts with four
prisoasFs sOp1io,ed at this term Of the District
COurt, for cpIUnbus this morning. They are,
Henry B. Kunkle, years, for stealing from the
mail John B. Richardson, for cOunterfeiting,
ysarI; James H. Stanley, cOuntsrfsidng, year;
Reuben Il. Close, opening and destroying letter,
three months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

UErrED STATEs coURT--JUDeE WILLsOS-D.
q. Lyman vr. Joseph E. Holmes, &e., application
for preliminary Injunction. The Court decided
g refuse the complainant application for an in
juneton, On ths ground that the suits at Law Pon-
ding in the Court furnished remedy for the COM
Plainsnis damages, and Cor ether reasons given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
FROlfDETnoIr.

DETROIT, April g.
Steamer Sea Bind from Detour this morning reports
that there Is ice this Ede Of Macknac. While a.
the latter place the tug Lsyiathan aTrFed from Lake
Michigan and reported ttle difficulty in getting through
1t believed that the Straits win bs clear for al vessels
within 4 week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
FROlI NEW YORK.

INV YoRK, Aprl 8.
Mr., Shears newspaper train on the Hudson River r
r started this morning a. 32G and win deliver the n,
Y. morning papers In Albany at 100 Troy, s.0O and
Montreal and Buffalo At 600 P. n. This arrangement
Hakes the country 500 north and west suburb Of
New York. Arrangements are under way for perfect.
Ing similar plan althe routes from this city NORTH
East, West AID South.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

PRoF. INA0NE's LEcrURE The lecture By
Prof Thsn.. at ChaPin's Hall this evening before
the Cleveland Sksteh club, must not bo forgotten.
That 1t viii be in Fesiias snd fall Of entertaining
Instruction, none wh know the speaker win doubt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

TEE GLoRIOUs TEXTH.-We learn on good
authority that Hon. Geo. Bancroft, one Of the
worlds greatest historians, has bee Invited to de.
liver the Inaugural address on the erection Of the
Perry Monument on the 10th Of September next.
That day viii witness the gEsndest display .Hnd
celebration that Clevs land has ever seen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

ACCIDENT At THz NAHONl.So DRPoT T.--Ysss
terasy morning, BY the hNsplacemeNt OF switch
at the Maboning Railroad Depot, locomotive
dashed maaly down to the dock, smashing several
cars badly together with the tender. 40 p,NFson
vas burt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

DkATH or Ms. E G. KSIaHT The sad reWs
Ogfhs death. on Saturday morning, the 7sb, Of
Ms. E. @. knight at. Auburn, New York,
was received in this city on Saturday evening"
Nrs. Knight, lately Miss Mary < Butfles, was cut
doEn-~as was an elder sister-after but few
months ofWedded life. Il was while attending
Am. 4, that Dr.. Case 50 suddenly died, and Judge
Bottles had not yet returned from Columbus,
Whisher he he'd casrIed the remains of DR.. c.,
Khsn the dispatch reached here that his daughter
1Has hlao dad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
CITY ELECTION.
HAl4EORD. c. April ?

HARTFORD, Ct, April 2.
At the city election to day Henry Q. .Dsming,
Dem, was elected Mayor BY 444 maj.
The whole Democratic city ticket was elect
ed by an average maj. Of 466.
TIE Alde1msn and Councilmen are equally
divided. The whole number Of votes cast was
/ ara
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

v.B. PAiNEl, the American Advertising Agent, n
T. eornsr Fflh and Chestnut atrssis PhlsdePhla, d
aSthoFiod 70 receive subscriptions and embellishments
fOr tAs paper, st our lowest Htsa- Hs FecePt' VII
b regarded e. payments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
DELEGATEs APp0INTED.

--~@AA-ASttsai - -
The Opposition Convention for the 9Th C0n-
gressional District has elected James Hoover
and DR.. jackson delegates 70 Chicago, and Dr..
J. W Royer and Frank Crosby aiteTnstes 2
Cameron. .-
Rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
FRAVEERRs8 REGISTER,

citlaans Wishing eonveya1es to slthsr Of The above
SlgTcna oEhbas Lac 6Y lsaying their adaruU az As
Omnibus onco, q Superior street, door nsEt v We'd
de Hcuaa.
April 10 1880.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

z E. Rufini, us Superior 81. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps It EN-.
braces all styles and qualities, and Of course will be
sold as low IS possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
10 call on Mr. Rudini
MEDICAL ELEcTRIolTY.-Dr.G Gibson is The only
scientific and successful Electrician In the city Of
Cleveland aud is the only Que in possession of
fattering testimonials from the most eminent Pro-
fessOrs of Electricity in the United States in refer
enee to professional skill in the use Of ElectrictG
as 8 curative agent; Rod the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain, and other Chronic Diseases with uni.
form success. lie viii pay q premium for the
proof that his success is equ1lled by any treatment
that IS now or ever was 10 the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured at his Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

- FislBund Ornimsntal FrusinS ef even deacsipeon
dOas stths Frctpg Esiabhaamsul q tAs LEADhR oiee
On the latest Improved and rid atsa tfess n shs
bsst Fla short uotoe and q ieasosahle fasa Far
toalaF attention pedto Blank work EveT ae.csiP'iel
biudng Done especially Rlank Books, LeaEail 9earaal
Sales Doota Receiving Books &C %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
NEW BOOKS AND PERIODI.

NEW BOOKS AND PERIoDI-
IN GALS
Eclsc;ic Ftfgazine far April with steel ensravIugs Of
Lord liscaul y qud Il. W. L0nsiellow. 50c.
Ls-Bun-Tou for April. t0u. t- Fl
Lssllos Family AiuEa1lue Tor April, &c
Blackwood's Magazine FOR March, ,eSg
Our AIusical Frierd, No 10 lsc.
Z ithsrs Clyde, Novel fmushn,i SI0e
Notes on Nursing, By Florence Nighingaie, SOC.
AIarb Raun. ? vols (ueW supply.) Sif0.
COrnhill Magazine for March, (aoW lnpplyJ &c.
Budget OF Fua 7 May, New York Weekly Times, n
bune Herald. Century. inoependeut Qleasqns PICTORIAL,
Literary Copn0e New York Weekly, and hos o. nth 7
papers Tor this week; also New York heWsior
next week with illuiTatiors Of he Shaw and Cars ag
IRA q ST. Louis - ar
For gals b HAMkS , bhOt
mar3l - snpeEtqI ssfetN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
NEW ADVRRTIsEmRNTs

Q, Gutter sQs--Auc.ton sale.
Marcus A. Brown n-Ssls 81 heal Estate.
-Clsvslsnd Toledo \. R.-Sptlng Arraasensnt.
D. l. Wiyhtnhn--ShedaH sale.
A. W. Flanaprs-Pe,hion fir Divorce.
s. Rrainurl E Co.-D1g Lest.
Irgasm 3 RrasE--chlldroa's e Books, &c.
Fs,hsrr 4 H. Isinann--Seving Machines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoR SALE AT DEWOLFss S, MERwIN STREET.
500 bushels Of oats at 42c per bush; 200 bush
corn at 53c per bush. 2,COO lbs hams at I-2
l0c per h.; and shoulders at 10 &c per ID.
ERsee advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
InYigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

- The Daily Morning Leader iI fer sale q
BsTfr'. j s. Nafsons and olmsteda noWs dopots
Al news depots e Weddell and Angler H0sea, and
81 Ouininns. lis Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

MIssIsstPPI BoATs-We learn from W, r Ar.
thur, Supt Of The IN. Central Railroad, that the
Central and 0alena roads have Just concluded q
charter for four first class upper river steamers 70
run upon the Mississippi between Dunleith and ST.
Paul during the present season. These boats viii
be put on lmmediately.ard will make daily trips
THIS Will give the Central and Galena roads great
advantage In carrying passsngefs between this
city and posts Of the h-Eest.--T Chicago Her.
AID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

R1ssRkN sTEkN BkTRs.-The letter Of Bsyard
1ayior TO Mr.. Rasbel, the proprietor Of The Res
Eia1 Steam Baths upon st. Clair st., to the effect
that bis baths were the genuine srt lcle. and just
Sach as the traveller finds in Moscow and st. Pc
lsrsbugh, has led many to ny them, aud Tor the
past lev daysths rush has beenmors than could be
aeeonmoeated Tsess baihs are altcg ether dif
isFsnt from any ordinary ones, and we give brief
description that our readers may know the nature
Of The famed Russian Steam Bath.
Having disrobed Ia an outer apartment, you are
introduced into the bath house. A thick steam
meets you as you cross The threshold, and II you
are particularly nervous or tiuid all the stories
which you have ever read Of Persons who were
Egapeated IN closets, or made 70 dance upon \ hot
floor. rush into your mind and you sudden Y 70
member some important engagement which calls
you elsewhere In minute, however, you find
that you can breathe, and that the eject Of the
warm steam is rather pleasant than otherVise.-
Upon one side Of the room are three Wide shelves
or steps with about two and half feet rise. On
the lowest one you stretch yo1rselfaco to ts
directions Of Mr. RsbeI, when you 81 coming and
going IN the thick steEming fog like q ghosO and
then, be opens valve and tho hot steam rushes iu
You shut your eyes and mouth ard resolve to di,
game, bat when, according to direction, you oper
youF mouth vide and draw in flll draughts Of thu
noist air, you Ind that it isn0i 30 bad an arrange
Rsnt ailsr al This suits you so well that you &
mp smother step where Of course there is mort
steam. Tbs Perspiration gushes out from ever
PORE almost In streams, but ssil You ike It, anG
you breathe IS easily as ever before. You are nov
told to return to the hrst step. and her,
you are gTooWsd, The attendant. win soap sui
brush serubs you from head 70 foos and Won thel
are allowed to stand under the S,,ovsr baib. .wber
the grateful streams pour over you until Won Ar
vel washed Of. Back noyf 10 the shelves. an,
his time the highest one Just under the ceiling an
noW you are steamed 10 some purpose Whs
reeking with perspH alton again, you come dow
sd plunge into tub Of cold water, some fou
ises deep Back o ace more to the upper sbelf, an
1nsn ai'sT anoths plunge, you emerge from th
room 20 be WiP ed and laid away in a curtained be
ler ten minus, where you lie. totally obliviOus
Ell OuHias ~ airS lazIly WinEng ct ths'.goiags on
sE0und, ans content to simply 70 lie stu Without Il
isast saoFt Of body or mind From this deIiclo.
laalass5 you come forth to feel fresh and ready 4
haHiBsEs or pleasure
81 Thess baths are ODsn each forenoon for lsdi
GHa each afternoon for gentlemen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

T.or, April ..

job Hierson, an Old resident and member Of
the Bar Of this city, and formerly = rspressnta>
tive in Congfhss died 70 day-aged So.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
FIRE

~ MENPHs, Te T., April 3
Samuel Moseleys cotton shsd, containing 800
bale Of cotton, and seven dwellings we're 6uTned
last night LOss $4,000. Insured for 10000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

Adviees from Galveston are to TIE llh i1si.
The DOmOeratie Ststs CenFenti0n met on the
ID, and Ras largely altshdsd. The platform
adopted takes stron southern grounds.
A resolution vas passed requiring The Texas del
sgadon to withdraw from the Charleston ConTen-
ton If the two third rule Is rejected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

The first subject to which shall call your at
tention ct this time, Is the condition Of ou7 insu-
ces. shall state to you briefly the amount OF our
Bonded indebtedness and emount Of expenditures
for the past year.
A minute account Of the receipts and expendi-
lures win be laid before yOu in the report Of the
A, NditoE and Treasurer.
I, I,,ss besome somewhat customary for munich
ii -. Nors'ioas to negotiate loans, and accumu-
lsle pub tis debt for future generations to pay
TSi a Ne advisable when great Improvements
A.. oiI rroioS,.d Snd which are Of so permanent
c5srs.ter tba, eOsterity will be benefited by the
construction of tn sss' S OF sE.5 ~ dpfSysme9s TnSl
sncb Iai;cv 1Tc 4 nniss aud sboudbe deprecated
The civ taxation for tn. NPast yesr on valuation
Of 500 O35 co. at the rat 81 e'sni lA1 On l"e
dollar, amounted to SIG 2sl ,4t.' rr-.... s,,-,.
the past yeary Including th9 amouns derived 6 IRON
city taxation and other sources amoL " 10 S@OO'
SILL. .,--
The total amount Of the funded indebt, Sness o.
the City at the pres mt time inclusive OF EsNiI0su
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
Tue total amount OF the iunueu lhueUt. -fi-. -
the Cltv at The pres mt time inclusive OF RsNlfosl
Bonds. anountsto $3.50 O65 %, as follows:

Total sos5'O's -
The following are the receipts from the different
funds of the city exclusive Of the nneolected rev
euues and the expenditures tberefrom duriHS the
past pear:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10

LIBRARY Ass0cIATIoN--ANNUAL ELECTION
At q meeting OF the members Of the Cleveland
Library Association, held at their rooms last even
ing, the following gentlemen were elected as on
eerB for TIE ensuing year -...
Prssident-WlIlam Case
Vice Presidsnt-Willian Slade, Jr
Treasurer-Faystie Brown
Corresponding Secretary-Wfllsm P. Fogg.
Recording Sseretary-ThonssN Bond.
Direetors--J. II. AdSms, J. A. Orr. S. K. Davis
VIM. slade, Jr, offered the following resolution,
which vas adopted: --..-
ResSlgsa, That q Standing Committee ofHvs be
spPointsd BY the Presidept for the ensuing year in
concert with that of6eeF in procuring Memberships
and Subscriptions 10 the Association.
The President appointed the following gentle
men as that Committee H. H. Chaplin, Jacob
HOTsy, VIM. Bingham, L, n. Cobb, and C. L.
Ransom,
Ar. Chaplin Osgred the following resolution
which was adopted A
Resolged, Thsttlas thanks of this Association be
given William J. Tat ior the prompt and efficient
manner IN which be has falflled his duties Of Ii
brafian Daring the past year
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-10
IBY TELEGRAPH.

RepOFtsd by rhs Uniou telegraph,
oRficas HARtNe'a BLOCK, coRNER % BANK AND
~. CLAIR s4REnT1