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DEB1LiTY OF cHF2T 80.
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= Ey:Ex SsS - her Gf iss voa4srfsl merits Of
49, 49, SaIrnA, 6iAA,ssD4 q vas&

III ~
.ts.s. ..t-.s.. .,s ..s,-.Fs August H. 0Do.
Messys. Mortimer Z .MsssSsey
3entlemeu- it n With uaaGectod Dleee9!o DsSr
testinsony b the sraat merit Of yogf HAMk4VN'S
TINCTURE. VA. taken Last o1flng yitn the
~ ue and fever, and debility u eheot and hnsua.
tired yafiU1s m4diciAes, bat tOvnd 10 teIyoti D1e
being ADVISED By friend 70 Try JoSr IScsI,,s'
having taken oaiy one bottle. "Mise6its Dsess."
Yo6 can use this a. best suits you. a
-ea, - -. - - P.ApDlsON HalsIOW.
Call and got pamphlets and sse cures of Cough.
RheumatiSm, ScrOfala, &C. =,
Asa restorative and inviEoraaSs il hss esen high
ly recommended. ,st..a.
Hundreds viii testify Of cures on themselves and
frionde, after al other cures have falled.
FEMALES AND CHIlOkEN..:T4a E4NNC-
~ Can sga 6es Pamphlets 4 and q ssS ssS e7E!eSk
~ Dr: COOKE, F.sdsIiokYesrgri Il hZ 81 sss dR6SS{ dR6SS{
Sist: in Pessrsbuts; b n0hhIiMiEn IA N.Y.
Keepers oveYyvhoio. q 1e9 bsttaos an eeee!oes
o. l.l ..-..---.a us4 Il my J-eAeve
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HOT. COLD AND SHOWER HATHy,
NJ. n the American Hair Custins, EhsvinG, Sham
pooinx and Bsthlng Saloon, under the Ameecan
oT Eve ti0teta fs,r 81. - = =
n Leeches! Leeches:! Leeches!!!-l
have lust received. By Adams Express, = lot u
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best. and
large size. which will b applied aDon the most
P.S.~CUPPiNG p. g and LERCHIN6 v!onysly At.
.sndsa b Snd ASss q ,ks ss. Sss ;t
can Hotel entrance on 18th stroet.p and et night
At .as e corner Of Lsish and losa ,1ts6s'a 'aossoN.
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! EaCAPE or rnR New YORK DRTAULTINa
PoeruAsrxR.-Mr Fowler LEFT in the steamer
Moees Taylor, for Hayana, on the night Of the
ieth inst. The Moses Taylor, II is said. DID no,
leeve ct the regular h0ur-and 1t is presumed
that lfr. Fowler went ON board In steam
tnv ana. when more than nine miles out, en.-
harked on board. His personal, not hts poltti-
cal friends, made up liberal purse for MN.
of several thousand dollaTs-saOsehi TO tax
care Of him. II they had known, IN time, Inc
sme..t Of has dsfaica dos, Il u said, The who'll
~nnld have been subseribed 10 relieve him
froms tronhie The defklcation, It 10 now
Enosvn. = Of long ttandinG. and much CORES.
pon6encs bad ta9eg place with ~ Dspestmen'
an the subiect. Mr.. Augustus OonoyeE, ont
Of his hondsmen, dspOaits his half Of the bai
Eoea il hank, tOihe paid tt tbs Conrts aecre,
lin iishao-end aaiis fos CHsope lsths Adri
attic. June -, 70 - absent two ysares q Pre-
/ ~ios,sSv arrancsd, for the educattCu OF HI
chiidrsn.-M r E<py~s. fsesAsy Ertniss. g
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~ -. Nicholas Sal0~0. -
- ~. = =. MAIN ST., KgAk ExcuANGE ,HASxs
The 81. Nicholas Saloon, second to no other -.
tabishmont in the State, constantly saDplled
FRENCH AND DAklER1cAN CAMpIES,,r
which will he sold. BY WHOLESALE o. RETAIL
ON the most sailaiaStnIy terms ms.s.
inc the large and we'll selected st0ok watch - he
ing constantly addea to- before purchassns else
where. ..wru
Parties and families supplisd with CAKES
| CREAMS and JELl.lE ES Of every deseflpsi0n.
| The SALoON has just been re .tned ~ eks@et
| styis, and CIR EAMS 0( erefy (arcv are served -
Ladies and Gentlemen at tho shortest pntlCe A
| call is solicited. tmy 6-1ml A. ANTONI.
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=. RSAITiFnL PKivATE : on KtS! I =

- FOR RENTING middle tenement OF
eS those new iron front Stores and Dive Il ne s. on
n franklin street. within few yards OF the
Fira Market, suitable Tor almost any ktnd oi re-
.epafate,. if desired. Apply at No: q MAN st to
l. nj. H..
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rHEREyRNUE OF JAPAN.

During this Interview the subject OF the rev.
enne of Japan was introduced. lnansWer to
a question: from Commander Dahlgren, the
Ambassadors stated, after some consultation,
that it amounted to about $500 ,OVOo o's, prlnci.
pally derived from the tax upon ag.ic4mt1hhas mt ,hs
a, ner cent is the revenue of the general gov
eminent, and ~ per cent. that Of The rulers OF
the several States, each Of which has its dis
,inct though tributary ana suooIonase ss sIi.
estimate can have been correctly mace, ac'
cordine to our currency. The total is proba.
bly exaggerated. 1t would require tax o'
more than $40 head, or about $oO fanny.
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- FOR sALE-A two story ORNAMENTAL
ECOTTAGE. with brick basement, on 9Th
Esstree,, French Garden Hill. Gas throughout,
and water IN the yard containing eight rooms
Terms accommodating. Apply to 20
np ls-3tawts ONEEN &C ALLEN.
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POR SALE AND RENT.
FOR SALE..ALLEY'S YER.

:. FOR RENT-Two ROOMS, on the second
I'd fourth floors of the Corlnthian Hall Build
Ii NJ For terms, &C.. appls to ,
la
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- FOR NALE..NLLE1 8 T Y z MA
HI ENsstbam Plank Road, four miles from Rich
moui, Will ne offered for sale at auction, on tbs
.,b INST lthe day Of election. a. 4 O'Clock T. Nj
ltoan he bcughi privately heiore that time, by ap
pains ~ ia VI ES II. Co5 nlLo,
U{ l5- dt2ithmy Cor TTace ana NOtn sts
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COYNER'S WHITE NDYLA.rK,! !. I!
tAvsULPHCR AND CMA MAp,nE 81 AcE {

l-,sW ASPRINOS -lnls " - !" .;,r,. an he
re omen for the reception oi vistoIs On '..
- III lane. II 10 situated on the hns and !"
- =, r,,y' Of fas V,Tsinra and Tsnnsssts kntrodd'
sou, alf mile f. ON Bonsack,s Depot ROANOKE, e.
4 st which depot an ON NIbuS WIZ aiwn,s
tannd waiting. on the ARRIVAL oi tne cafs' !" GU"
~.s passengers to the Springs. purp
fhsss WHITE and BLACK SU LPh ~ n
mwhhiirE Sulphur, aggravated cases OF Dys
l.. serious affection of the Liver. kldneys and
5de! General Debility. apd espsc,aaiis diseases n
2. o...,,s, ar N females; the BLACK SULPHUR, all
"a, If diseases of the Skin, aggravated cases oi
r..sr and nthel eruptons OF the Skin.
'swss FOUNDATIONS NJ are equal to any to
.iiund IN the mountains of virginia. and the
F,sT and ATTENDANTS Of the most satis
ts,ors character. together with a hne bANp OF
nsTJsi;, and ever. other attraction usually found
m..s,.t.cisss WATERING PLACES-as to all OF
-hich re leg leave to refer TO the large number
q fns,sons who have heretofore visited the pl ace.
{" ".rrIs-d3nl J. A. HEFELFISGER. Prop'r.
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To-day there are TO be two races, and the
sport promises to be fine. Thus far, no favor.
ties have been selected, and il the felders are
as lucky AS they nave been thus far, they may
20 in aud win 1T pleasure. The cars leave the
depot at 10 and II O'Clock, aud return after the
races. a. 81 ~ -ss tts.fH
Tomorrow the Jockey Club Dinner will
| take place at the Ashland Hotel, and the mem.
bers are invited to be present and participate.
Good cheer and lively time may be ex.
ppcted
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K, FOR RENT-A front ROOM, over our
Essstore. suitable for an Office or lodging room.
Uly Q--tS A.. bODEkEH u W.
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commod odations, excited their great admiration.
Upon The starring Of the train. the nrst tne
iapanese had ever seen, and the first cars they
had ever entered, the conductor put the tram
~ moderate speed, which was gradually ln'
crensed till it shot forward like An afrows
climbing, Descending, winding along the a yai'
levs. dashing across the iron bridges OF the Cha.
sfes. s.high conical hills, resembling sroau noun.
faius. rising on either hand, covered win trees
ma yerJure 70 heir utmost summits, vhile
nnmsrous clusters OF the more miserable n 1ni; |,
Iined the way, crowded with people o. All
hue. indoienf, stupid snd half clothed. while
cempsny. 81 asd equally naked. The japanese
could not suppress their admiration % tnla
new moAs Of coaveyance and rate OF Proerese'
=, anlike TIE rsyiAseas Of their own c0aetry,
n = hich they were carried on the shouIders
OF men. II was am musing 70 So tne a!temPs
Of tue artists 10 sketch scense aad ollscts esn
ths issln was ct Inc top Of its sessa, ana ~ tns
poOr artist, ignoYant Of tho Snse ot mosUn!
aking his eye for ono instant Onay non tns
object 70 his paper, upon looking akaan sonno
Il had utterly vapisAed. glying place 70 olness
which had the same apparttt0n existepce. -
M they were obliged 20 destst, ard geve teem.
seivss up u The grattacatton OF sfgnt'sessna
only. .''ssg .sas,s.5sg a'
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4 nOOMS FOR RENT.-Two ROOMS Tor
fz zrent IN the attic story over the subscribers 8
Es,nrs JUAN PiZZlNI,
nbI.t. No l23 Main st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26
photographs.
PROCLAMATTON.

T DAVIDL WIGHTMAN, SHER-
IFF Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, do hereby no.
thy the Qualified Electors Of said County, that
TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
is the day appointed by law for holding the General
Election in the State Of Ohio, at which time said
Electors will assemble at their several places OF hold
ing Elections in their respective Townships and
Wards and proceed by ballot to vote for the follow
ing State and County Ofhcers, viz:
One Judge of the Supreme Court
One Attorney General,
One Member Board Public Works,
One Representative to Congress,
Probate Judge,
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Sheriff,
Auditor,
One County Commissioner, and
One County Surveyor.
The Judges of Elections in their respective Town
ships and Wards, will, on the same day select OF
good judicious persons having the qualifications OF
electors eirapportiOnment Of persons to be return
edas Jurors and return the TO the Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas Of said County, with the
Poll Books Of said Election, as follows;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

ELECTRIC BATHs-SOMETHNG NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &c, and diseases
peculiar TO females.
DR.. Gibson is the only physician in the
city Of Cleveland who is thoroughly eduoa-
ted in the science of electricity, and the only
one in possession of hattering testimonials
from the most eminent Professors Of Elec-
tricity in the United States, (including Prol
Page, of Boston, in regard TO skill in It's use
as a curative agent.
Baths fitted up in good style for ladies'
Ladies in delicate health are invited TO test
the merits of these unequalled baths free Of
charge. A female operator in attendance
Office No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

RATHER GLooMY.-We would like 10 know
why our streets are 90 often LEFT in the gloom
Of darkness at night. As this matter is en-
tirely under the control of our city authori-
ties, we would suggest that some little dis
eretion ought 10 be vested in those whose du-
ty it is TO light the gas lamps. As it's, we
understand that the lighter regulates him
self entirely by the Almanac, and rs accord
ing TO the predictions Of that useful periodi-
cal we we're TO have had moonlight on
Saturday night up to eleven o'clock, very
large portion Of our citizens were compelled
TO wander about in the rain and darkness
until the hour Of eleven, when all, or nearly
all, of our correct citizens were st home, and
''aceording to the almanac" the moon had
set-the gas was lighted The authorities
Of the city Of New York long since corrected
this seeming error, by directing the gas
lamps TO be lighted every night irrespective
Of the almanac-and although we would not
exactly suggest this movement here, we
would ask that when darkness is so apparent
as on Saturday night, the lighters or Super
intendent Of gas lamps should be vested with
discretionary power to illuminate our streets.
--Bp6alo Adgertiser.
These were precisely our thoughts on
Monday night, when the night was so dark
that one could not distinguish the pavement
from the gutter.
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~. Among the many preparations now
before the publio certain cures for The Fever and
AEue, none hsve been ruoeiyed with such especial
ihvor Is that known as Or. HOSTETTAR's CELE-
DRATED STOMACH RITTERSn - This tonic has
ieen circulated, and Its many virtues promulgated
throughout the Satea and every day the propristors
are greeted with the intelligence Of some dreadful
eo vanQuished BY the use Of their celebrated "Blt-
tors" In our principal cities, there are but few
families who neglect the "Bitters, in furnishing
their medicine-elosets. As tonic, IL is both mild
and agreeable to the taste, and stimulating IN its
action upon the system. For certain cure Tor the
Esgor and AEue, Flstulency, Dyspepsia aud all 9th
ef morbid diseases, 1t is sure and unequallcd
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and BY HosTETTER SMITH, Sole Proprie-
ioTs, s. Water and s. Front streets. Pittsburgh.
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FAMILY j. lRs.-John James, " sailor boy
50 gallant. and bold, has much trouble
in his d. 'omesties relations. His affection
ate spouf Je is addicted to drunkenness. Yes
eerday, moved by the spirits, she left his
" bed nd board" on St. Clair Hill, and was
proceeding up " ater street, when Johnny
followed and attempted to "reclaim his
property" sb e turned on him with brick
bat, and follow ed him down the hill, when,
after "cOur ,cil Of war" she again de-
parted" Ju mes says he is half-brOther of
Elephant BIZ j, to whom he credits much Of
bis trouble, which is driving him to (hic)
drink" L ast Thursday morning she at
tempted to drown herself in the river, but
was rescu ed by her T" dear husband" On
Friday n ight she attempted to destroy one
Of her cnildren, when he again interposed.
He ia anxious to be rid of her, but his "feel-
inlIs" would not permit him to see her drown.
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Chm. Township Com

= ~ The jOurneyman tailOrs Of Buffalo
are on strike for an increase of wages
They say that with fourteen hours of labor
per day, and the assistance Of their wives, T"
they can only make, under present prizes,
$Sto s. per week. They ask such rates IS
will enable them to make IS to So.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

@ Deputy Marshal AfeKinstry and
Judge Lawrence left on the P. NJ. train
yesterday with two boys, John and Alsxan-
der MeDOugal, for che Reform Farm, From
thence McKinstry will proceed to Dayton, to
aid the police for .e at the State Fair, he hay
ing received ara invitation from the officers
Of the State Agricultural sOOi0ty 70 be
present.
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MAXIM sTRlCTLY ADHFRED no

gVe such balm aa have no STRIFE
With nature or the laws Of lile;
.l With blood my hands never stain,
Nor FOLSOM men to ease their pain.
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Tsrms 7sRss; rvs 5f 5si:f EiE'f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

Given under my hand ct the Court House, in the
CITY Of Cleveland, this 9Th day Of SeptembeI A. D
if60 DAVID L. WIGHThAh,
sept2l!3OidAw Sheriff Of said County.
NOTICE.-WTLLIAM BALD
IN WIN, Of Franklin county, Ohio, viii take mo-
ice that petition was filed aeangt him on the 24n
dag Of September, 1880, in the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the county Of Cuyahoga, Ohio
by william Gabriel and Charles Mason, and Is now
pendinF, wherein said Gabriel and Mason demand
partition Of the following real estate 70 wit;
tfSub lot Me- q in the city Of Cleveland, IN salo
county as the is laid out and designated IN the
plat thereof" and that at the February tarns 1901 OF
said Court said Gabriel and Mason win apply for an
order that partition may be made Of said premises
WILLIAM GABRIEL,
CHARLES MASON.
By Cartier Thayer, their Att'ys. sep25:W6t3Ol
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SpeeaI Aatitts.

DSr HoLLowAY's PuLs-To MOTHERs.-
Thousands Of lovely females IN the spFine-time Of
Womanhood, have been rosouod from an uutimoly
grave by the agency Of these medicines, When the
Sprightlinoss Of the romp is changed to apathy and
Internal suffering, and the glow Of health to the
sallow hue Of oankering disease Il Is a crisis which
requires the maternal attention and solictude, and
Tor which the pills will Be found an efficient remedy
They are equally ehieacious IN the autumn or turn
of life-the most critical period Of woman's exist
ance.
Head the Advertisement elsewhere.
Sold BY all Druggists, At 25e., 69c, and 81 per box
Epot.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0-
ii MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune since Dec.

/, 1905. .-.,. -.e
From his Excellency JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
ernor Of Florida, and member of the U. 5. Senate:
t'FOr upward of twenty-five years / was afflicted
with disease In my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent in the country failed TO cure, but
which yielded in satisfactory manner, to the
Graefsnberg Remedies cOnseientiously advise their
use. JAS. ID. WESTCOIT.
NEW YORK, February, 1859.
DR.. J. f. BRDGK-Dear Sir: Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling of the womb, whites and deranged menstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms ~
clearly described in your advertisements and pam
phlets. She had the very best medical skill in this
city till entirely prOsrated and her ply ysician nnaly
told her that he thought her life might possibly be
prolonged little longer under the most judiciou9
treatment For two weeks after that she continued
to sink, when I came into your ONCE at the Grae-
fenberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms As you WAS confident Of the Graefen berg
Marshals CatholicOn in relieving her, she discharg-
ed all the physicians and tried it, though doubling
ly ProYdentially it relieved her quickly and nVe
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrence Of the com
plant, and she is as strong, active and healthy
when young girl. JNO. IL. BRIGGS
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~ Hostetfcr's Bitters are sold nv

"a PrOstraton Of the System and rapid
decline are almost invariably the results Of early
mal-practices and unchecked vicious habits. A
treatise elaboratey got up, has lately issued from
the press, Illustrating this tendency and the care as
well as the prevention Of the same Il is entitled
"HUMAN FRAILTTs OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-,
sEARCHEs." 1t enters fully into the causes. sf
kots and most efeaeiOus mode Of curing all diseases
q delicate nae, with copious Instructions for the
perieot restoration Of those who are prevented from
entering into the marriage state
SOLD By DR.. BARROW, ls4 Bleeohsr st., NY
Price 3 cents. sent beo Of postage everywhere.
sold also By GATLGED HAMMOND and VIZ. FISK.
DruFgists, Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

OIL, FLUID and CAlIPHENE CHANDELIERS
taken in exchange for Coal Oil Burners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

NEw YoRK DAnTEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times Is cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depOts at the Weddell or Angler
Houses, or at ia Ontario street.
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IRON ORE.

STATE DISTRICT CoURT-HOsmer ct al Us.
Page. An action growing out of purchases
of slaves in the Toledo region, in 1858 and
1854. Jury out.
Brainard Us. Fish. A mill-dam case from
Brooklyn. On trial to the Court.
Joseph R. Swigart, of Bucyrus, was ad
mitted % practice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

REPUBLICANS ATTEND.-A meeting of the
Republican Club of Brooklyn Township will
be held at the Wade House on Saturday eve
ming, the 29th inst, at O'Clock.
A general attendance is desired, as bust
ness of importance will come before the
meeting. WN. FULLER,
--- Chm. Township Com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

Our Lamps are provided with
MERRILL'S PATENT BURNERS,
which consumes tho smoke and give a third more
kinds -
Dealers wishing Coal OIL Lamps to sell again, are
invited to call on W. P. FOGG,
sepl4 Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

TIE YACHT RAoE.-The yacht race, for the
championship of Cleveland, between the
Unknown and the Naomi, will take place
this morning, at precisely 3 o'clock, wealth
or Permitting--starting from the Light
House pier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

WIDE AwAKEs, ATTENTIoN.-There will be
meeting of the Wide Awake Club at their
armory, on Wednesday evening, the 2sth
inst. A full attendance is requested.
]. H. MnLER, Secretary.
Sept. 25, 1860.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

sixth WARD.-There will be meeting of
the Republican Club of this Ward, for fur
ther organization, preparatory to the State
election, on Thursday evening next, (the
27th,) at the Wigwam, on Scoville avenue,
at 7 O'Clock. A full attendance is requested.
J.H. CLARK,
se2S-td! Pres. Rep. Club.
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TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. %, 1860.

IUEsDAY- hfENIAti sept 20 Io0U'
I.U Masters, President, in the chair.
Present.-Messrs. Ballard, Clark, Chris
t5sn, COonrad, Dixon, Hickman, HOpkinsOn,
Lewis, Marshall, oviatt, Quayle, Russell,
Remer, sabin, Thomas, Willard, and WOrs-
,virIr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

PoLICE CoURT-BEToRE JUDGE LAwREEoE.
Ellen AIcDonough and Mary Smith, for
petit larceny, were sent to the dungeon on
bread and water for thirty days.
Louis Napoleon was found here in a state
Of intoxication, and was fined So and costs.
Alice Trainer, vagrancy, sent to the House
of Correction to perform hard labor for 20
days.
Hank speek had again violated the pledge,
and was fined S. and costs.
Henry Wilson, petit larceny, case held
over till this morning. Bail was placed at
$500.
Peter Burns, Patrick Conway and Samuel
Ferry, for burglary and larceny, were bound
over to the Common Pleas in $500 bonds
each.
Martha Burns, disturbance, fined 81 and
costs.
Catherine Johnson, disturbance, sentenced
to hard labor in tn he House of Correction ten
days.
John Tiho, same offence, fined 50 and the
costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

FrRENEN's PIc-NIo PesTPeNED.-The Fire
mems Picnic at RaVenna has been post
poned until one week from to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26

REPAIRs.-some repairs were being made
in the interior of the watch house yesterday,
including new floor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26
Aeal GstatE.

M ESTERN LAND.---H. II. LIT
v v ILB. Of the late firm Of hittles Keyes. has
constantly on hand large quantity Of fine Farming
Land IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, 70 exchange
Tor city or country real estate personal property
Once with Rouse 4 Jennings. Marble Block, supe-
rior street. maylsR24
II YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
IL REAL ESTATE, Mortgages, Bonds, Notes,
&C. &c. No. ATWATER BUTDfisG,
apl6.ks Cleveland D.
ID EAL ESTATE---E. n. KEYES,
IL Oormsriy Of the firm Of Little & Keyes,l has
opened a Real Estate Office in ROuse's Block, cor
Ter OF Superior street and Public Square, and has
constantly on hand several thousand acres Of frlE
quality Of Forming Lands in the States Of Iowa,
y iseonsln and Missouri, to exchange for city and
oonnfry properyi also for all kinds Of personal
property Part cash paid if Necessary. Eprl6.Rlo