Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-16
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ers then were B. l.. Lyman, Druggist ana
Chemist; Miller & Hawkins Diapers and
Fsilorsj Dennison & Foster, Liquors and
Wines; D. Allen 5 Co, New Store, New
Goods; Geo. Worthipgton s Co, New Hard
ware Store Cleveland, Sterling s Co.. Hard
ware, Wholesale and Retail Strickland B
Gaylord, Druggists and Grooers; Henderson
4 Punderson, Druggists and GrOoers A.. 9.
POtwin & Co, Staple and Fancy Goods; G..
W. Bebes & Co, The CheQuered Store, Brook
lyn; n. Dockstader, Latest Fashion, Spring
Patent Hats; John c. Burr 8 Co, Cleveland
Copper, Sheet-Iron, sc, Factory and StOrei
J. h. Criaenden, Boots and Shoes Hlliard
ksHayss, Fresh Groceries, Dry Goods; G..
Hunt New Establishment Grocery and Pro
visions; N. Kelley, New Books; D. o.
Ketchum, New Establishment Dry Goods
Kelley s Dow, New Spring and summer
Goods; Sanford & Dodge, Pure Liquors,
Coffee; N. E. G~rittenden, Just Received Gold
and Silver Watches &c5 &C. Carlton & Co,
Opening New Goods; q. Howard, Jr, ORA
per and Tailor; ". T. Goodwin, Saddles,
Harness Brides; and W. N. & S. cOOk,New
Store, New Goods and New Prices. The
Professional were Judson n. Benedict AttOr-
ney and Counsellor at Law, Bedford Center
DR.. G. Mendenhan, Physician and Surgeon
DR.. J. G.. LOOMS Physics and Surgery VIM.
B Lloyd, Attorney and Counsellor; and
Conger & Whittlesey, Attorneys and Solicit
ors. Jas. S. Clarke advertised "Building
Lots in this Village and Ward L Smith
Steamboat Excursion to Chicago, the New
and Splendid Steamship Thomas Jefferson"
A Grand Menagerie and Aviary, from PhilA-
dslphia illustrated with cuts Of Beasts and
Birds filed two columns of the last page,
to the delight of all the boys and girls of the
village.
The Herald contains the result of the
Corporation Election The total vote for
President was 3e2, about the same as the
smallest Of the II Wards in our city. The
vote for P-residentstoOd, John ". Allen 1856,
Joshua Mills I76. Kessrs. N. E. Critten-
den, Samuel Cook and VIM. Lemen were
elected Trustees Edward Baldwin, Recorder
N. Docksader, Treasurer Elijah Peet Mar
shall II. Barnett and O. Cutter, Assessors
The defeated candidates for Trustees were
Mezsrs. John Blair, 7. NJ. Kelley, and Dan
lei Morley. The Herald states that oonsid-
cradle feeling was manifested, and the cleo
ton was contested solely on local considera-
lions. National politics had not then become
a dividing line in village elections.
A communication is published signed ak"
urging the claims Of Daniel Webster for
President and the editor says-HNext to
Henry Clay, We know of no man We would
be more pleased to see placed in the Execu-
tive Chair" Van Bnren had been nomina-
ted according to the Herald by a'the late
packed Convention" It is announced by
letter from Washington to the Journal of
Commerce, that aThomas Hart Benton, the
vociferous Senator from Missouri, is fixed
upon by the President as the successor ofour
ilustrious MarshaI-h The following iteminl
the same correspondence reads queerly in
these days Of eminent punctuality, sObriety
and morality
aThe President has prepared a circular
directing that all the clerks shall pay their
debts and lead sober and moral lives"
A cali for a meeting Of the citizens to arrange
for celebrating the 4th Of July tin a becom-
ing manner" Is published, also a very res
pectable list of arrivals at the three principal
village Hotels, the Cleveland House. Mansion
House, and Franklin House. The only gHy=
menial" is the following;
2 'eMARRIED-This morning, by Rev Mr..
Kelley, Mr.. MILAN SMITH, merchant, to Miss
HAREIETA MARIA GEAEoERs al Of this place.
We have also been favored with a copy Of
the Daily Advertiser, Vol I, No. 1873 Of
Feb. II, 1881, published by Garfield & Spen-
Ger. It is aisle smaller than the Herald of
1885. The business and professional advsr-
tisers are principally the same as those of the
Herald. We notice such additional ones as
VIM. Shepard, French Goods Groceries ;
Cleveland & Gflett Druggists Wadswath
b Raymond, Dry Goods Seaman & Smith,
Leather Business G. c. Woods & Co, New
Goods ". G. Lewis, New Fan and Winter
Goods D. Russell, Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods J. Andrews q Co, Boots and Shoes;
R. Bailey, Copper, Tin, &c. Manufactory;l G.
C. Dodge, Dry Goods r H. Worthingon,
Hat and Fur Store Sanford & Lott, Books;
Rice & Haven New Establishment Stoves;
B. Lyman, Druggist s. Whitaker, stoFes
Ross & Lemon, Market N. C. bills, Grece-
1ies DR.. Strickland, Dentist; List Of Letters, /
Daziel Morley, P, N. The Cleveland Har-
monte Society advertise a Grand Concert of
Instrumental Music, the Performers Messrs
Mould, Bragelmann, Hanks, Brigham III J.
Mould, Master E. Brainard, and Reichard.
The news department of the Advertiser
records the severest snow storm within the
recollection of the inhabitants Of Cleveland.
One drift measured over seven feet in height.
The cold INTENSE. An exhortatiOnt to rsmem-
Der the POOriz made. The only 'Marred5
reads:
Last evening, BY Rev. Mr.. Davis. Mr.. VII.
city, -
Old Newspapers are faithful chronicles If
old times and reference o their couNnts is
provocative Of talk andFeniniseence ICES among
old settlers. Perchance many readers Of the
Leader may be taken aectot the pleasant and
sad Of thepast BY the brief mention of the
facts We have CLEANED from the stray Herald
and dVertiser kindly placed noW hand By