Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-15

fallen, exclaims-"Oh, this id rail
splitting"
Tenth Wra.-small banner, with words
"lS9 Majority for Old Abe" Two strearner,
with words, "Lincoln and Hamlin, 1sGO.'
Transparency-Piclure Of Lincoln .'Oul
Union Forever"
WUTnsUiHe C2aB.-Transparency with
words "Lincoln and HamIin;" "Union and
Constitutions "Nuuquam Dormio;" I'VE
never sleep.)
| 0lWstod Cla6>-Transparency, with words,
ave have faith in Abraham
Vest Side Central C2q5-The West Side
Central Club displayed the beautiful banner
which was presented to them by the ladies
of the West Side.
THE ILLUNINATIONs.
As above stated, we cannot particularize
all of the illuminations, and none will feel
| slighted if they are not reported.
Superior street was brilliantly lighted.
To one commencing his walk at the square
the stores of Hawks & Bro, IT. D. Kendall
& Co., E. Stair Co., Wm. Warren, Morgan
& Root, Z. W. Sackrider, came along in quick
succession, all being brilliantly illuminated;
and those of Ingham Il Bragg, L. Benedict
i Son, S. Ranney, NJ. solomonson, wm.
Fiske n. E. Crittenden, Gaylord & Ham
mond, Geo. Worthington 4 Co, and others,
following. All Of these had windows gaily
decorated with colored transparencies.
C. Il. Robson has in one window astrans-
parency with Victory and Salvation in
a white star and scroll, and in the other "old
Abe and champion
j. d. Cobb q Co. had splendid show in
their windows. In a sun, was the word
"Lincoln," with constellation of stars to
represent all the free Statcssaround it, and
other notices and designs.
The American House and Buildings were
brilliantly illuminated The WeddeIl was
partially illuminated; Wiseman's Billiard
rooms were lighted up, as were many private
Offices D. Price had his store elegantly dan
profusely Illuminated.
In front Of the LEADER OGce huge arch
of colored Chinese lanterns depended, while
another was strung across the street to the
WeddeH. These made a very fine display
and were heartily cheered by the companies
in the procession, for which We tender ac-
acknowledgements.
On Water street the Railroad Block was
most brilliantly Illuminated with corored
railroad lanterns, and a large quantity of fire
works were discharged at the passage of the
Widc-Awakes. The appearance of the Block
we have never seen surpassed, east or west
The following stores and warehouses were
i!luminatd with colored lights, notices, &c,
Alcott x Horton, {very beautiful, and gotten
up We understand, by Messrs Cady and Jenk-
ins) Wm. Bingham & Co., VIM. Hart Huett,
Burgert 4 Co, W.P. Cook Co. S. C. Whit
taker, Miller and Parsons, S Raymond Co.,
Fuller & Co., Tennis & Dangler, Huntington
& Brooks, Spencer & Aenen, Edwards < ID
dings, Kock, Levi & Mayer.
Upon Ontario street theCosmopoiitan Saloon
hal two beautiful stars ofIght. Many others
were finely Illuminated, the foremost of which
was the Waechter am Erie building, and DR.
Narseilles office.
On Pittsburgh street the most noticeable
building was the factory of D. Price, which
was finely illuminated with colored lights.
The residence Of S. Thormau was we'll
lighted
On Kinsman street were several bonires,
and the residences of Justice Benham, Capt
Chamberlain, A. Jones and DR.. P. r. Ever
EFT were finely Illuminated.
On Brownell street the houses of Jacob
Boxer and Snyder were lighted up.
On Huntington street there were some
elegant decorations, especially at the houses
Of Henry Blair with a transparency "The
Wide AwalIes have done it,'O Wm. J. TAFT,
Transparency, "The Union, but Liberty at
all hazards,'') J. F. Gridley, - Genlin, c. S.
Hobbs "a splendid display, Il. c. Hall and
| Geo. Burwell, ...
On Prospect street the residences of Ira
! Adams, r. r. Herrick, s. Leslie, C. E. Gra-
ham, S. L. Bingham, Geo. Taud, NV. Tay-
lor, R. H. Blackmer, J. C. Woolson,C "a very
fine display,) VIM. slade, Jr., R. C. Parsons,
D. r. Tilden, L. Frost, DR.. Garlic, Robert
Hanna, silas Brainard, Fayette Brown,
(fne,) Jacob Schroeder, and others were par
ticularly noticeable.
On Euclid street there were some displays
which were truly magnificent. Among these
may be mentioned those of F. T. Backus, C.
Hickcox, stiIlmau Witt, Joseph Perkins,
Dudley Baldwin, and Mrs Childs. Caleb
Atwater had some very handsome designs.
Over his main entronre were the words
q T5rjtas est Tictrir," enclosing a portrait
ofLineoln. COlored lamps were hung at
the porch, and all his house was brilliantly
illuminated in q manner that gave evidence
ola woman's skill and taste. Rev. Mr.. Bit
finger, VIM. G. Baker, II. HurIbut, Joseph
Lyman, F. Freeman, Il. B. spelman, N. c.
Younglove, Zeba Foat, T. P. Handy. VIM.
Hart, A. Fuller, Il. B. HurIbut, D. A. Dang
Ter, - Kent, W.P. soutvorth, S. NJ. Styles,
H. Iddings, S. B. & L. prentiss and D.
c. Baldwin were brilliantly illuminated
On Erie street the colored lights at the
windows of John Barr, General Croweil. ]
J. RockaieIlOw, (the work Of boy "A years
old.) A. Quinn, - Demarest, the Styles
Block and Heiscrs Block showed finely.
On St. Clair street, the residences Of AnseI
Roberts, R +. Paine, II. D. Kendall, J. Bou-
tall, ]. j. STOPPED and VIM. Lowric, were
finely Illuminated.
On Lake street, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Haskill.
W. E. Lawrence, Geo. Mygatt, DR.. Sanders,
L. NJ Hubby, j. Il. Orr, and G. A. Hyde were
Illuminated. Mrs, Kennedy had a locomo-
tive light aud p. Crawford and S. Ranney
wed With each other with fireworks.
On Bank street the residences of A. Har-
ris and Mrs. Shepherd, and tine Herald build