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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY Jan To-
An accident occurred this P n. on the Hud-
son River R. R., ten miles below Sing Sing by
which several persons were injured, some OF
whom quite seriously. The accommodation
train from Sing Sing ran into the express train
which left New York 1925 A. n. The engine
Of the express train having become disabled
the train was stopped to repair Il. The
Sing Sing accommodation train came along
and ran into It. The two rear oars Of the e1-
press trcin were totally destroyed. Twelve pas
senge1s were injured Mrs. Fields Of Brooklyn,
very severely She was carried to the Gettie
House, where she expired at 2 o'clock a. III.
She was married at Kingston this morning, and
was on he wedding tour.
The Catholic bishop of Albany was slightly in
iured and remained over at TarrytOWn. Another
man was slsO seriously irjured, whose name can
not be ascertained snlI to morrow. There are
two injured yet at Sing Sing; the remainder Of
those injured went to New York on the first
train, one of whom, lady, had leg crushed.
The express train from Albany at 1910 q. m
reached New York at $50 p. m. The track is
COW in perfect order and trains are running with
their usual regularity.
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FROM LAWRENCE



At the inquest held to day, Chs Bigslow, who
constructed The Pemberton mil was the most i'm
pOrtant witness Am Engineer; the nature Of the
agreement between the Essex aud PembertOn Com
panies was such to leave the parties free that the
PembertOn Co. could contract tnd employ forces;
never saw any disposition on the part Of Mr Put
nam tc sacrifice the strength of the building to
cheapness. On the other hand we tried to make
the Strongest structure we could with regard to
economy. was much burthened with response
biity at the time, having to construct the Pacific
and PembertOn Mills simultaneously, and placed
Benjamin Coolidge in immediate charge OF the
latter. He superintended the work with inteli-
gence aud fidelity that WAS Wa "a aRtdiTadf wdfk; IsGEc
I Fletcher for stone work aud foundation, Dodge &
KnowltOn for carpentering and woodwork, AMI
futile & Co. for mason work; think there was not
better foundation in Lawrence, so far as soil Is
concerned. Il was water bearing soil, aud there
was head on al the time except in warm weather
when it dried up as usual in such soil. The stones
were OF the largest character our qnaIies ever
produced ard l know them TO have been well put
| together They we're large sqnare granite, amply
wide at the bottom. He examined the plans, and
fOuod the south wall eight feet, and the north wal
six feet thick on the bottom Of the brick walls
having been stated as two walls with hollow space.
This Is an error; it was one wall with air tubes in
it less than two feet by four inches. Think part
of the walls were solid without air tubes, but ]
I don't remember what part Thickness OF wall;
were amply sufficient to bear aDy pressure tha
cOlld be brought upon them in this mill Ih'
floors were constructed with beams. Each bean
made Of two posts varying little from six inches
making them when put in l6 inches square timber
The pillars were made ten fold stronger than wa:
required 70 susiaiB the weight which they held
have no doubt they were bought in absolute goot
faith BY Mr.. Putnam. The only error can see J.
buying them so much per column instead OF pc
pound. Have no doubt the development OF thiS
accident have shown that there were deficits in th
pillars, but these were not visible when they cam
from the foundry. Wooden pillars would haV
given away more gradually. Mr.. Bigslow con
cuded his testimony by describing the mill as
model one.
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anticipate in the festivities OF the recurrence
Of the birthday anniversary Of the Printer dis.
TIM uished prototype and patron saint, St
Franklini but be assured, though abseni in
the flesh. l am with you in spirit and appetite
May your festivities have the effect TO bind
and cement your fratemAl relations, and quick
en- your appreciation OF your elevating, enaOb- ed
and eunobling profession
Fnternally Yours, J. REED.
After the foregoing exercises the company I'D
iournsd 10 the ballroom, which wRs tas,efully and
elegantly decorated for the occasion where tho
genial spirit OF the dance. con'iuued the "cGercl-
Coz" Iil tue "wee short hours"
The eutirO sfIair passed on with great eelat aud
tho Cleveland Printers retired covered with
glory"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

THE WEATHKR,-Yssterday a cold westerly
wind frOze up ths mud, and !slight fall of snow
Whi;ened the ground onOe more. clothing al out
of doors" in the proper livery Of winter. We
hope we have now had the inevitable "Jinuary
thaW" and that we shall see the earth locked in
frost till next April Sunshine and summer are
all very well in tseir place, and in the proper time
we don't obiest, but we stand up for old Winter
and don't like to see thugs mixed. This having
airs bland enough for May, in the morning, ant
cold enough to freeze La2iander the next, We
don't approve of. The health and comfort of man
and beast are best secured in Winter by good
steady, old-fashioned winter weather. Give u
two feet Of snow and q temperature which will
make it squeak under the feet, and send Che smoke
up from the chimneys as straight as the bOle of
pine tree
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IMP0RTINT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DIENTS in these Pills are the result Of long and
extensive practse They mild in their operation, and
certain n oorrec s Irregularities, Painful Msnslrua-
ttions removing all 0bstrucons, whether from cold or
osherise headashs pain in the 81 e. Dalptatan Of the
heart whites all affections, hysteiics fatigue,
pai in the ack and limbs. Se', disturbed sleep which
ar1se from interruuiou Of nature
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
vas the commencement Uf in the treatment Of
tss guiures and ohsrucions which have consigned
50 many thousands Of the youn the beautiful and the be-
owed to = Premature Gave No femae can olioy good
health unless she is regular and whenever Obstruction
t,ses place The Fsueial health begins 20 decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Gre the most eHectual remedy known for al COM
plants peculiar to Females To all classes theY inva
uabls tnsssag is csrszHy periodical regularity. They
are known to thousanis who have used them at deren
periods throughout the country having the sanction of some
Of the most saeai physicians in AeIca E=Dleit diree-
foas stating tcea and ohs they should not be used with
each Bo1Jhe Piioe One Dollar each Dor, containing 40
Pills.
valuable pamrh'e ct be had free OF the Agents Pills
emf bF rail- Promptly by encloslng price to The Generai
AEsut Sold b. Drurglss generaily-
X. 3. HUfCHIhGs, General Agent,
l65 Crumbeu 81, New York
lslFT.H
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The Festival in honor OF the l54th Auniyersal y
Of the Birthday Of Franklin, held at the johnson
House Tuesday evening was one Of The most
interesting and successful in our remembrance.
The officers were Us follows;
P,esideut--A W. Fahbanks.
Vice Presilents--E Cowles, W Il Hayward,
John Neyins. c B. Flood, II. N. johnson
See: etaries--S D. Page NJ. II. Alardt, J. II A.
Bone, C, +. Brown.
The creature comforts furnished by mine host
were discussed at 2o'eloek, aud gave lha highest
satisfaction. style and material beiug alike Of the
best. After the good things Of tho liable bad re-
os.ved due attention, tie company was called TO
order by President Fairbanks.
The following regular toasts were introduced
With few appropriate remarks by the Pr9sl
dent
lst. Benjamin Franklin.
Col. Flood, Of the Democrat, being called on 10
respond, depuiized Mr. Shewald OF the Duukrk
Press, who responded in few happy remarks,
tu!ogiziug gracefully the heio OF the evening.
%. The Piinler-The main spring Of the clock
work OF inteligence-the click Of his types Is pOr-
icntous OF greater events than is the ticking OF the
clock which signals cODtlic, Of armies.
Music
Sd The Nswspaper-The H,raH of civilizall, D,
the Leader in human progress, and the Cleaner OF
the intellectual field; being the analyst Of the
Democrat ic code, it Re0icl0 all ratties as o Plan
/ Dealer should, and becomes q Museam Of know /.
| edge and Gd=cttc Of the world TO the Farmer and
citizen.
Responded to By Geo, a. Benedict of the Herald
Mr.. B. went in" on the locals charaelerizing the
Importance ofthelr mission and the service per.
formed by them for the public. With regard to
the local editors of this city he could not refrain
from mentioning one pee uliar Distinguishing char
teristic, !. c. their remarkable, almost unearthy
beauty. Some uncircumeized Gentle whispered
that the speaker ought to have been local. No
insinuations!
4th. Adams and Hoe--The Napoleons of The
Printing Press--they have rooted out the old fogy
implements aud inangurated the eve Of the worlds
/ great progress.
! Music
5tb The Editor and the LaWyer-Tbe Devil !.
satisfied with the copy OF the former, but require:
the original Of the last
Hon. D. K. Cartier brought down the house, as
usual, in responding. D. h. is always spicy and
original and therefore people always like to heal
him talk Given the subject and the orator, apt
you eau almost always make something Of a CUES;
at speech before il is made; but when Cartier il
the speaker you can expect something out of thi
common course, having The merit of being unex
peoted, original and rich. Such fun-prOvOkinG
speeches come well after dinner they are gOOt
for the digestion.
9Th. The Ladios-ARgeiS aH-Let Us hope tha
the prevalence Of this idea does not furnish al
explanation Of the fact that many married mel
wish them 10 Heaven.
Music.
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FROsI NEW YURK .

NEw YoRK, Jan. Is.
Manufacturers Convention at Msriden, Conn.,, passed
regulations at afternoon session condemn the spirit
which erpples sovereign State in 1852 10 threaten
civil war If no greater grievance than its opposition
TO the law Of Congress- establishing duties on Imports
eoudemning the spirit Of dsunion il this that can
didAte for Speaker be elected condeuuiug the spirit
that drove Mr. Horn from CharestOWn; eondemnirg me
spirit that struck down Sumner; condemning tne p1t
which Kansas, and the spirit when virginia
By body Of armed disapproying the misrep
tation and falsehood Of portion OF tho paer pres,
which represent any considerable number Of the ps
az FIVE States as Aboonisis and aHy profess
ions OF fidelity 70 the UEion and Constitution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Let everybody remember
that Mr.. Fletcher lectures before the Library As
BOciatiOn tonight at the MeOdeon and let it also
be remembered that The talent and reputation Of
the lecturer guarantee something worth hearing,
In our notice Of Grace GreenwOOds lecture yester-
day il was stated by mistake that Mr.. Raymond Of
the New York Times would lecture this evening.
Mr.. Raymond is announced for Tuesday evening
nexL Remember that Rev. J. C. Fletcher, The
author Of "BraEil and the Brazilians," lectures
and 60 and hear him Subject, "Naples, POmpei
and Herculaneum.
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FROM washington.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. ts-
There were indications to-day the part Of the te-
pubcans 10 have night session, with the intention
Of possibly bringing the contest Tor the speaEeFsp 70
united On tnAt purpose.
The galleries Of the House crowded to their pl-
most capacity to-day, Of persons Of both sexes
The Senate confirmed the nomination Of Mr. Hughes,
Of Ind to supply the vacancy on the bench OF the
Court OF Claims.
Action the Mexican treaty has been delayed owing
TO the youminous documents in connection with It not
being printed The order for the latter purpose was
given tO-eay.
Several Senators preparing speech 70 oe uell'
cred next week on the Slavery question
Some Of the intimate friends OF Mr. Seward say
that he has idea making any speeehes during lhe
present fsverish political excitement
Within the past week from % 90 men from this city
and Baltimore have gone South Ebundantly supplied
with arms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

THEATER.-Last night the 'PoOr of New York"
was repeated with change of caste = Mr.,
Cooke as BlOOdgOOd, Mr., Miles SIS Badger,
and Mr. Macauley as Livingston, performed their
parts well; and Misses Cusbman aud Dow as Lucy
and Aida, were excellent. Mr., Clarke has one Of
the best stock companies we have ever seen in
this city, and our theater-gOers should sustain
him. Something new tonight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

Look OUT FOR BOGUS BILLs.-The Toledo
Blade asserts that the proprietors of the bogus
bank of GospOrt, Ind, are about making another
trial Of the same swindIe to be located in the Dis
triet OF Columbia thinking the atmosphere about
the seat Of Government to be "bighly conducive"
to the success Of raseality). Arrangements are
stated to be made for large issue, agents being
estab ished in the West to secure 5 circulation
Look out for wild cats" from the District of Col
umbia
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ETnRE Ind gT0RB H0USR FOR slLE,
SALNBVILLE PROPERTY

.THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING DE-
eTpOIT 81 enfFrtug m1rs afEely into the Coal trade
wishes 10 dispose o his enirs stock q Dry Goos saa Gro
rereg and NIL also either OF self the building n
% Te Is now coing bu iness. The stand Is iuated in
ne new addrion % the l5u ishins village q sam9gle
NJ las an aVorags business Of over IEetT oi-
ers Der var among which Is embraced the sas9 PlSl-
a. o. maiari Of aEuer5us papniatl.n ol
- hoa-e ml9ers. besdas, the county round hhoat %
setlsd wIlh wealthy and emf erpr.ag po1a-
i1tf who for pruuiuoss iu ther de4lns tA ne usf-
.sf erhanie and unity Fguara. 1TeflnlT con-
rsr nth thoEs n any dther cay n the otlte. Ih9
S , ~ on hand NAV ciazsed new and VII Be sold
~ ne rf terms C GOD and q el1no pun
S.er Possession given iumadiatelF the hrst cay
! ~ AMI nsTr BOZ furthsT particulars. addrsgs
u N,F ]. WALTON,
ionlezFo Salinsyills, Coluzbilna Co, Oh.e,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

Do you Lows Music III yOu do just bear it
mind that the Cleveland Musical Society give the
second concert Of the Winter course next Mon
day evening. They have a FIRST rate programme,
embracing some Of the best music 10 the world,
and those who have attended the previous concerts
of the Society," need not be told that our Cleveland
boys know how to do it justice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
AIR DYEl HAIR DYRll HAIR DYE
Wm, A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The OElg harmless and reliable Dye kaOi0H.
The Original and best IN the W0rldt
An otners arc mere limitations and should be avoided
tou wish 70 escape rldcale.
GRAY, RT.D on Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly 70
bssutinl and natural Brown Black without the least
inIury 70 Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
vEsrded to wm A. Batchslor lsss and 5000
applications have bsen made the Hair Of bis patrons s
bis famous Dyes.
WI A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
uotto be distinguished from nature, and is WARRAETED
not 70 Dure the Least however long tmaE Be continued
and she IN elect Of d Dyes r8msdisd; The Hair nvgOr
rted for life BY this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied In private rOOmsl at the Wig
Factor, No. 20 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold IN all cities and Owns Of the United States, By Drug
rirfs and Faucy Goods DealeEg.
90 Tie genuine has the and addres1 upOa steel
plsfe cngraving on four sides Of each Boz Of
WM. A. BATCHELOR,
fanIE No. 23s Broadway, N. Y.
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FROM NRw YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
collision occurred this morning In the Yorkyille
Tunnel the Harlem Road, between the early Harlem
and New Haven trains, both going one way. Both
trains were crowded with passengers, and for Few
minutes there was intense excitement. No lives we're
lost, however, but some forty ify were injured
but few seriously. Mrs. Elijah Bradford, Of White
Plains had ribs broken. The engine Of the New
Haven train disabled. The accident caused by
the sudden stopping of the Harlem train while the New
Haven train was close behind
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

LAPoRTE, Ind, Jan. ls.
FIRE b. oks out this morning at Ocsck in the sec
ond story II the carpenter shop Of the n. s. & n l.
X. R., at this place
man named COnant, an employee Of the company,
was burned to death while trying to his '0ols.
Another employee named Book, pattern maker,
while trying 10 escape from the burning budng fell
from doorway in the second story to the ground,
breaking and leg.
The contents Of the pattern entirely des-
troyedi building not much damaged. Loss unknown
No insurance,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
lee ice Oae Dollar Per Bottie
SANFO RD's
Family CathaFtic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FRO1I

COMPOUNDED FROhL
Pure Vegetable ETtracis, and DHt up ~ Class
Cases, dir Tggkt, and tOiA keep ia a1y Gle.
mate.
The FAMILY CATHARfIC PILL d . sanli1 pot ae-
tive CathaTo, uhih the pr0prietof has usso IN Ha p
ice more thdn twenty years.
The constant lFiu-reasiugf tiemand ron Lle4a w
have lopg used Lhe PII.Lsl ana the 81! tlile1
all regard o thell use As na ou ia'e
then within the reach OF al u ~, -. .. .
The Profession well suoV lsl *
on diflfrent portions Of the = 3nseLs 49,
Tho NIL y CA-'sI 4 a a X Y. II = L
has with due references to ms vel s-aoll.el latt
been unded tom siety el tl1 ll' = her-
table rItracts, Which act On eAelt 9fl oi ts
alimFutary canal, and arais euOD la1 Sab IN AL
creee " here l,ashaIiic 4 = 4ergelt A4lA Aa Dn
nAN1EhfENlS 81 t1e ~ Z " y AN.hs eLkEfl-
MIS- PAINS IN IHE t-IaAEk IN LOlN 3,
COSTIV EN ES3, PA lN%IANp SOkkN ESS Of *
THE WHO LIE B Cd tse- iroal sudden co'di which
freaueutlv n leced 4 sud iH long course OF Be-
YER LOSS Oh APPE sSIlltE, aaCk EEPl Ne SIN
SETTON OF COLD ONEEAl lEhE BODY, kkSIl kSS-
Srr.s HEAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN III 8 HEAD
,fqmmafOFy Diseases, urms Child Adults,
phonmatism great PuTh-r Of the Blood aad manY dis
= Is 10 which hsxh IS heir too numerous 70 mention
fhfc a 5vortisameuf. Dose, 4 % 8
PRICE so CENTS.
~ The Liver lnTiguratur md auliT C1tnartc Filll
are reailed by DRUGGISTS generally and sa wholesale bT
81 + W SANFORD, II. D.,
Manufacturer and PTupIistaft
fVTIkur1 IS kruatWuT- New
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Yesterday Afternoons Report
WASHINGTON ITEMS.


Niw YoRE, Jan IS
The IisralGs Waahlogton correspondence saws:
Mr. Army was to-day aEain before the Hlrpers Ferry
Committee uf the Senate. They refused 10 allow him
TO 20 10 Kansas for his books aud papers. His tes-
mony was taken, bot although lac accounted 1r large
sums Of money and great quantity Of arms collected
In ls5o and 1851. 10 bo employed in Kansas nothing
was elected from him concsrning Browns raid into
Virginia. lie testified that whom Brown st appeared
= kanSas he was Quaker and remained 40 until
Ichison developed his plans his murdered, aud
hls property destroyed By pro-slavsry men. whom he
changed bis principles became enragcd. II not mad
dened, and In the spirit Of revenge pursued the pro-
slavery with the sword.
Twenty OF the principal Mail Contractors in the
try had interview to-day with ths Prs,den for the
purpose OF making knoWh thsir grievances 10 person.
The President received them very cordially, telling
them he sympathized with them In their disr,s, and
asking them what suggestions they had to make, His
own suggestions for their relief had reference only TO
the election Of Speaker. He said that In his opinion
would be constitutional for thu House to elect tenn
paraTy Speaker.
The Times correspondents says
IL hiss leaked out bore that MramOu's Banker, for
the purpose Of raising funds has established lottery
agency In New York, with directions deposte unso1
tickets with the Mexican Consul that ocer It s
derstoOd after consultation ia the Legation here de-
clines 10 be the depository Of these tickets.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIoNERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDIEG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

as- Neuralgia, Fits, st. vitu's Dance, Parnly-
sis, spinal complaint, general OF local debility, OF
nervous PrOstrAtiOn, are cured BY DR.. Gibson
new electrical treatment without difficulty. I
never fails, and may justly be regarded as . spe
eihc. Office No. III Ontario street, g few door
from the Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19
sANFORD'S
Liver InVigOPatOP
NEVER DEBILITATES
II Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY

NEVER DEBILTrATES.
T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
n e PROM GUNS, and has become established fact, .
StaudaTd Rledcus, kRoWn and approved By all Who have
nss H. and resortsd 70 with confidence in all th9
diseases for which il is recommended.
IL has cured thodslndsi within the last tTo years
who I'd gwen up all hJpes 1l reiie as the nuneious
unsolicited certificates IN ny possession shoaT.
TIE dose must be dzpto > 10 tze tempsranant OF the
ndiyiaua taugit, and ID IN suGn quanries IS 70
act gently on the b0Wels-
Let the dictates OF you1 ndguieal sulde you IN me
ass Of he LIVER lN-l@it @itAlaUhAIUHg and u
viii cure Liver COm--s nlnintss Bilious At
taeIs, Dysp az Chrgnie DiRFrhoea,
: n N M e r G o m -Slp inimtB, Dysente-
ry, DrGpsy, SourEStOmnehs Habitunl
C0sffVenesss ChOl--lics Cholera, Ghole-
ra nlorhus, Cholerns In tn ntuulg Einfu-
lie euc e. q uud G g ssslFemaie Meaknees-
eS,anl my be used sur-I-lcesslulty OiLniNA-
M FAMILY aIEDI-l%IClNE. II viii cure SICK
n r A ID A & II + fls s~thouEands can tesilfVll IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFFsfFWO OR THREE TIA
SPOONfBLS ARE TAK-q@lEN a sommenecment oi
attsek.
All who e siving their tes' tnouy IN rs hgoI
~ AIin water in the mouth with the lNfAGOhAIOhi
md swallow both r0Eutber
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FROM NEW YORK.


NEwYoRK, Dec ls.
Counterfeit Threes on the Oneida County Bank, Of
Utica, we're in circulation here yesterday.
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FROMRICHhInNn-

RICHMOND, Jan. Is
The walls Of building Governor street fell last
night. An Irish woman is buried beneath the ruins,
and her moans are heard distinctly. Every effort is be-
ing made to save her.
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BY TELEGRAPR.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oFTICE, WAKING's BLOCE, CORNEK OF BANK ANl
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. II.
All present except Hickman, Hovey, Lewis and
Russell.
Mr.. Rider desired to be absent, and on motion
was excused.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

~ Joe Barker, the famous street preacher
and ex Mayor Of Pittsburgh. is now imprisoned in
the county Jail, being convicted Of nuisance. He
had an attack OF apOplexy on Saturday night aud
nearly died in bis cell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-19

16is@ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. Matson's aud 0lmsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
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