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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26

INRoRTAST ARREsr OF CouNFRRFErTERs.-
We have been for some days in possession
of the particulars Of the arrest of counter
feiters in Geauga county, but, for the further
snee of the ends of Justice have RETAINED
from their publication until others Of the
gang should be secured. As, however, the
Ravenna Democrat has published the facts,
the arrest will be known to all Of the gang,
and We need keep silence no longer. ..
For along time Deputy Marshal Haekett,
of Ravenna, one of the best detectives in
the service, has kept watch of some suspi-
cious characters, judging them to be coun-
terieiters, but until now he has not had sufi
cient proof to insure conviction. One of
these men, Jesse Boorn, is an old and hard
ened criminal, and somewhat famous in 1879
in Vermont. He and brother we're arrest
ed and convicted of the murder Of broth
er-in-law, and were sentenced to be hung
The day Of execution came and they were
taken to the scafold, when, just at the last
moment, the supposed murdered man made
his appearance and they were Of course re-
leased. Boorn was heard to say, afterwards,
that this man was bogus, that the brother
in-law was really murdered by them, and
that the law was cheated of their lives
Since then he has led life of rascality and
is now about seventy years old. ri
The arrest was made by o. s. Marshals
johnson and Hackett, on Friday night last.
The men were found in the west part of
Burton, Geauga county. Their names are
Henry Whiteomb, ) ,Eansted Whitcomb, James
Dickson and Jesse BoOrn. In their possess
ion was found about $500 in counterfeit
money, coin and paper together. They were
brought to Cleveland on Saturday and lodged
in jail. f-L...
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JOE ~ 10 HousE o. Ba.pr.-The PAN

joy IN THH HOUSE OF BRADT.-The Plain
dealer Of Tuesday evening has the follow
ing; .Irru. rrfefas.. ....r
JoY Is THE HOUSE OF STow.-There was a
birth In the house Of Stow, (the indefatigable
Tom Stow Of this institutiOn,) this morning.
Persuasion, female. If the type art tother end
to, OF mixed up to-day, It is owing to Stow, who
IS rather excited, standing on his head, tying
himself in q hard knot, attempting to swallow
himself and t'sich,' Notwithstanding the child
is female, 1t will be called Stephen A. Douglas,
Now, on Monday afternoon there was a
birth in the house of Brady, foreman in the
Leader institution, and the persuasion was
female. 1t is clear that Stow stole the idea,
and wOuld'n mt have thought Of having such q
baby, at such time, if the Leader institu-
ton, true to its name, hadn't inaugurated
the style. t.t. - l-hHJlf
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MAN DROWNED. SINGULAR SWEARING
The body of man was found yesterday
morning floating in the canal basin near the
Merwin street bridge. An inquest was held
at Howland's, and it was ascertained that the
deceased was John or Jack Wilson, a boat
man; that he had been lately employed upon
the canal boat "Old Buck :" that he had
been drinking on Sunday, and was last seen
about 10 O'Clock that evening on Merwin
street. going toward the canal. He was about
rs years old. The letters J. W. were found
upon his arm in India ink These facts were
testified to by half dozen witnesses who
had known him for years.
Another story was told by woman who
presented herself at the inquest and said her
name was Elizabeth Taylor, wife of ---
Taylor, of Fort Wayne, Ind; that she had
formerly. lived in this city with another Tay-
lOr, but had got divorce that the deceased
was brother of her husband that on Mon
day night last they received a dispatch dat
ed Cleveland, and sent by George L. Barton,
. Justice VI the edCe OI the W est olQey AZ the
request Of John Coe, of Brighton, to the eff
feet that this brother was missing. She took
the cars and arrived Tuesday evening. On
learning more about it, she had telegraphed
yesterday morning to her husband to come
on, tor the body was found. This is her
statement, but no dispatch was sent between
such parties on Monday or yesterday; there
is no Justice George L. Barton on the West
Side, nor John COe at Brighton. It was tes-
titled that she had been e prostitute for years.
1t was conceded that she had told tissue of
lies, and she was told to consider herself for
tunate that she was not arrested for perjury.
A pin that was found on his clothing con-
tanned a likeness Of girl; this she said was
his sister, at Fort Wayne. She said, how
ever, that if there was mark on his arm, it
was not Taylor. What possible object she
could have in telling the story cannot be
conceived.
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Leenl Recora.--Julr 25.


q. s. CoURTs.-JUDsE WnEsoE.-The case
of Matthew Bostwick, of Painesyille, for
countsrfeiting, was taken up yesterday af-
ternoon. Wm. L. Perkins, of Painesyille,
and District Attorney Belden for prosecution;
L. J. Rider for defense, -d lli' F
L. J. Rider, Esq, of Cleveland, was ad-
mitted to practice in the U. S. Courts.
The Grand Jury presented an indictment
of John C. Taylor, of Wayne county, for
making forged assignments Of land war
rants. -ra .. rr1s CfE Tt"IH1ta.
'f Police CoURT.-JUDGE LAwRzxcE.-oasPer
Black, Christian Hahn and Christian Cob
lenger were fined So and costs each for dis
turbance.
John sutter, disturbance, s. and costs.
Nancy Mckee was sent to jail ten days
for assault and battery.
Ellen Holmes same ofenss and same pun
ishment. l5.r... -z...-...
Several essea WsTe continued
|....#.r
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The sAESGERBUND AT BUHFALo.-0ur Buff
falo exchanges come to us with enthusiastic
accounts Of the grand rnusieal feast, which
is now beng enjoyed IN that city. The
mOnster1cppeert rt The Central Railrad De-
pot on Tuesday evening, was magnificent
affair, the immense building being filled
with II, 900 people. The Courier thussPsaks
of the part of the programme allotted to the
Cleveland si1gers:l IJAt AA0"
The Eighth Psalm which was led BY the
Gesangverein Of Cleveland, gave US q just
eonceptionof the geandeur Of sacred music.
The chorus was fslilge the voice of many Wa
ters." It suggested Luther and the army OF
hlP gir9ngTYoieed followers, from whose
tnroats 1t might hare psaled thus. In this
piece perhaps the ,ma9nitade Of the food Of
lie faii chorus ! ne c ,tsrsS of sSnnd
seemed to lift itself and roll in. magnificent
and growing undpiation over the people.
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WORKINGS OF THE VIGILANCE Committee
During Tuesday night the row of houses on
Ohio street, west of Erie, known as ''Heller's
row." were visited by the self-appointed
vigilance Committee, composed of citizens
in that section, and pretty efectual warn
ing given to the occupants to leave. This
row of six houses has a reputation of un-
doubted character, and the citizens, disguised
as blacks, broke in and carried away doors
and windows and used such persuasive ar
guments that the families (some sixteen in
ally will be glad to Vacate. The committee
are bound to do what they can to abate such
nuisances. One man who moved into a
house on Pittsburgh street, on Tuesday, and
who had engaged two or three "boarders, ="
was waited upon and requested to prepare to
leave yesterday, which he did, having hard
ly unpacked.
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Masonic INvITATIoN FOR The TENTH
The MasOns of Cleveland cordially invite
all members of the. fraternity in Ohio and
neighbOring States to visit the Forest City
and participate in the exercises of inaugural
ing the beautiful Statue ofcommodore Perry,
on the 10th of September next
Editors ofOur exchanges will confer a favor
on their Masonic subscribers by giving pub
licity to the above.
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TEMPERlScE NoT1cR.-The citizens of the
West Side are requested to meet at the Bap-
tist Church, corner of State and Clinton sts.,
on Friday evening, the 9th inst, to make
preparations for attending the great Temper
ance Basket Convention, to be held at Brook
lyn next week. A full attendance is solic-
';4,J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26

OtD soLDIERs' CoEvExTIoS. "A Convention
Of Old Soldiers will be held at the Court
House, in Painesyille, Lake county, Ohio, on
Saturday, Aug. IIth, 1850, at IL o'clock, a.
m, to consult on the subject of Pension
Law and adopt such measures as shall be
thought advisableto further the cause of the
Soldiers Of the War of 1872.
D All Old Soldiers belonging to the 18th
Congressional District Of the State Of Ohio,
are especially urged to be present at this
meeting and take part in its deliberations.
the canse, are requested to publish this no
tice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26

INDEsTRUCTIBLE PIoTUEB BOOK.-Messrs.
Ingham & Bragg are offering little the
finest thing in the way of picture book, yet
made. They are printed on linen and most
splendidly illustrated, six different cOlors
being exhibited in each picture. They are
Just the thing.
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NEw ADYRRTIsElTRNTs.

Holloway's Pils-Special Notice.
Hostetter's Bitters-Special Notice
Physiological Researches-Special Notice
BeNges sinelair- For Lake SUPERIOR .t.
Wm. FislIe- Druggist--Chemists Glass, &c
Rettherg & Hauslhann-- Tassels. fIIl.la
Henry II. PoNell-Eo office LLJo
Geo. Il. Wyman-Mlster Commissionsr's sale.
J. H sargent-Notice TO Contractors
J. H. sargent-Srpsrior street Plank for sale
Hughes Leste2-Salt and water Lime.
sanford's Opera Troupe,
Hawks 4 Bro-Magazines, &C.
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SANFoRD's oPERA TRoUPE.-This most ex-
cellent company of Minstrels perform at the
Academy Of Music this evening. Their en-
tertainment will be a good one, for this is a
star company. ea .HarIr-
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that they had not consulted "Bottom," !" and
how bad they will feel if they should ever
find out that they have, by 50 doing, @prO-
famed the memory of the gallant dead"
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sERENADE.-Rev. DR.. Cahill was serenad-
ed last night at the Angler by the Fa-
ther Matthew Temperance Band. The DR..
being unwell, Mr.. Rainey, of the Angler
House office, expressed his thanks.
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LECTUEE.-ReY. Mr.. Loguen, Of Syracuse,
n. Y :, viii lecture on the subject Of Slavery
at the Wesleyan Church, on Euclid st., this
evening at so'clock. r.l f.ra-
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3. b. CHAMRERLA1N. secretarY.

WIDE AwAKE RALLT-The Wide Awakes
had capital drill last evening at their head
quarters. On Friday -fto-morToy) night
there is to be grand meeting Of the Ninth
Ward, at the Circle. The East Side Wide
Awakes, Capt. sturgis the West Side Wide
Awakes, Capt. Palmer, and the Brooklyn
Wide AYakss, Capt. PeltOn, viii be on hand
with torches and enthusiasm. Let every
body be wide awake for that meeting.
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Dow ARREsTED.-The young rascal Dow,
whom We reported q few days ago as board
ing house thief, has been arrested at Raven
na for breaking intOaud rObbing the Express
office there on Sunday night last. He was
lodged in jail, d-win probably havo
steady boarding place hereafter r7-r--
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RERUBLIcAS PooEET PIsToL.-Eo. l, of this
campaign monthly, filed with facts, opin-
ions and arguments for freedom, is received
by Hawks. Price cents.
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Il. .H. soLOMoNsOM

PRACTICAL AID scIEGTIFIo OPTIC1ANs
KEEPS the largest assortment of the most approved
Hnds of BPECTACLEs All his Glassss, whether
ior near OK lar sighted, are ground under his own
ln1pectioni bg machinery OF new construction, with
curing " eaknese, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
eyes, and nplrtng strength for long reading or ne
- y. u. iSoLoNoEsoE would here inforna the
rublc that he never employs any one Ga ts BEie oi
hi1 Lenses -IlI
Q - tl11H - tulent 1f spy rARqFg
NfBR8SCOPES. COMPASSES, &c, kent on hand
NO ~ SUPERIOR STREET.
isbl7 N-ar Fogg's erOoksrY Store.
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: RG- The Turner'S will meet this evening
at their Hall, at precisely. By order of the
Speaker,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26

Sixth WARDs-The Republican Club Of this
Ward viii meet at the County Fair Grounds,
on Thursday evening next, at = o'clock,
A full and punctual attendance is request
ed, as business Of importance viii be brought
before the Club. ByYorder,
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CLEVELAND DISTRICT.
nTTr n.1. r7f5

N. HILL, Presiding Elder.
St. Clair street-W. F. Day.
Ere street-W. F. Wilson
Scoville Avenue-W F. Hurlburt
East observation-disclosures Guy.
Newburgh-D. G. Wright.
Bedford-C. Wilson. -rl.-. sHg
Mayfeld-E. B. Lane.
Chagrin Falls-D. Prosser
Willoughby-B.E Excel
Mentor-E. B. Knapp. @
ChETdon-H. N. Stearns.
Monville-A. Norton and W. Hollister.
BQFtOn-J. B. Grover. ta a-
I'D TroF-M. Williams. III
Mantna-H. Kellogg.
. BaiHbridge-B. B. Kennedy, and J. W.
Wilbughby Col Inst.-S. S. Sears.
Editor " c. Advocate-Dr. G. Kingsley.
Missionary to India-S. Knowles.
The next Annual Conference ia to be held
at Warren, Pa. ils5T.7
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~ See advertisement Of Dr. tanford's
LiyerInyigorator.
lE8- For the best qualities Of segars, To-
DaccO and Snuff, go to B. G. Diet, 1T7 supe-
rior street. 70 fQ ..I
RERuHLIoAE FLAos sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. l2s River street, manufac-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display Gags with the names of the nomi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
ers and captains at low prices. jun25-3O2
Gzs- E. Rufini, 175 Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions of Hats and
Caps. 1t embraces all styles and qualities,
and Of course will be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish bsauti-
ful and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr.. Rufini.
NEW YoRK DAmIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times IS cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news dePotq at the weddell or Angler
Houses, or at ia Ontario street.
% RefrgeratOrs, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
p 1 I w. L. MARvTNs,
No. AZ South Side Public Square.
l8- Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&C., &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be efound
at hH Foee, EEswoRTH & Co.'s, a.
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
ES- Now that the heat Of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His shop is on the
east side Of the Public Square. RIO
NEW TREATNENT.-Dr. Gibson's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure Of rheu-
matism, scrofula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case.
DroPsy, gOut, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apOplexy, congestion,
nervous prostratiOn, palpitation Of the heart,
its, delirium tremens, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
unequalled for the cure of diseases peculiar
to females. Office No. III Ontario street.
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SECOND ADyExT.-Tspt Meeting, corner of
Erie and York street, this evening at seven
o'clock. ...#
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THuRsAY MORNING, July % 1850.
TRAYRLKR,s RRGIsTKR.
PLAIN I'D ORNAMENTAI PRINTINa.- !


NJ Plain and ornamental printing OF every de-
scrption done at the Printing Establishment Of the
LEADER Ofce on the latest improved and most rapid
SOam Presses, In the best style, on short notice. and
At reasonable rates. Particular attention paid to
blank wGrk.g kvory description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, LedEers, Journals, Sales
books. Receiving Books, &C, &C.
Bs- For TelegraDhlc, Market aud Marine
News see Fourth Pnge.
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HoL10EAr's PTLLs AND OIETNENT-Be not
dscclveds-some bsopls consider article worthless
because it Is adyerIsedthisi the exception not the
rulofor II anything Is worth knowing It is worthy
Of being universally known and the Press is the only
medium fot extending this knowledge. The truth
or slzy Of an assertion however, lies in the proof
Aher deep research and scientific labor, DIT. Hollo-
way, some years back discovered two potent rene
dies Pills and Ointment, for all Internal and exter-
ma disorder arising from the stomach the liver 81
ths blood For liver complaint particularly 1t is
decided euru In all tropical climates It Is the only
medicine used for this disease, and the millions who
have been cured By tho Pills aad Ointmsnt, owe
their knovlodse of them to the Press. = .-' fs
Read fas Advertisement elsewhere.
Sold by all Druggists, at 25c &c, and 81 per box
6rpof. AllIl0 llLL luly&;lW
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AnEtioti alEs.
AUcFE0N SALE

THE OLD COURT HOUSE ON
n fhe. Public Edusre, vilI be sold at public anc-
o., Is rs 6fsmisss, oh ssfafasY, hs zsth DAY Of
duly next, 1t 2 O'clock ?. NJ - 'i' -
The sale viii b made conditioned that the builc-
ing shah b removed b the 10Th day of August next.
i 'Aefl11 made knoE'u on day OF sails! gI mon
f.ls By order Of County ComutGgioneEs.
1ur-l y --Isizd1l laI8IlIl WILLIAM TBLLER,
o.. Lla 11 ..at-fr5 Clerk of the BoeT1.
AE1is9r,s 0moa1 1cuyLhoga o., June q, lsdOs1d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-26
Clothing
sugls No. I47 Water street. Cleveland.
open YOUR EYES AND CLOSE
" YOUR LIPSl - cor ~.

open YOUR EYES AND CLOSE
" YOUR LIPsl cor az .-
o, ope your eyes and close your lips,
II you would happy be,
For some we have In Freedoms land
With songues, alas so free
That with their neighbors business
They take much liberty.
From house to house, on mischief benz,
With tales Of = Mr.. What s-his name
That are but gossips bubbles, which
Too many like to blow.
They shake their heads when dresses new
Are worn by Mrs. A.,
For Mr.. What-yOu-call-him said
To Mr. B., folks say,
That some one told altriend Of his
He GUESSED she didn't pay.
If news we get Of some mishap
In Maine or Mexico,
So unexpected that we start,
And signing, cry out ''Oh J."
These tattler's pgeker up their lips,
And say, 81 told you sol''
Thank heaven that sIanderers, in snares
For others set, are noosed,
And often in their bOsOms tiy
The shafts for others loOsedi
Thus slRndrous words, like chickens are,
That will come home to roost."
Full oft within home, or heart,
Some weed Of wrong may be, ..r
OF which the sland'rers tongue may make
Then ope your eyes and close your lips,
Nor talk Of half you see.
But II you go to UNION HALL,
And purchase bargains rare,
You should not close your lips, but tell
lttft OflSAAC'S prices fair, -Ir..
So that the pleasure you enjoy,
Your neighbors, too may share.
B5-The best Linen, Marselles and Summer Cloth
Coats, Pants and Vests, for Men and Boys, we are
now selling on at
GREAT BARGAINS,
in order to make room for cur new Fall Stock, which
/ will soon be on hand, at
-..s ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
| Sole Agent for the sale OF Singers celebrated
SEWING Ma CHIMES
| STORR'S AUT0MATON PRESSMAN.
Corner of Union and Superior streets.
EB- LOOK OUT FOR THE GIANTS. -
| iuly22 - - - -
INENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
I ING, Renovatng and Mending Establishment.
| FRANcIs AGER, Tailor, No ly Prospect street, will
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning, renoya-
/ ting and mending Gentlemen's clothing he has
Gentlemen will nd IL for their interest during these
| hard times to give Mr.. Ager trial. ~
! may 2S:R24 tttILLL-L -LL
TO SUIT THE TIMES.-A.~ r.
| REDIEG, Merchant Tailor, IS Prospect street,
sonable rates. Gents who furnish their own materi-
ais will nd 1t advantageous to stop and leave their
| EE-Particular attention paid to cutting.
! EU Particular attention paid to making Boy
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MILO HARRIS
sCRnSER HUNToON, Com.
HARVEY HUNTooN.
PainesYile, July u, 1850.

DoINe IT HAEBsosE.- Our readers remem-
Der that at the exhibition drill of the Chicago
Zouaves upon the Fair Grounds, Capt. San
ford, Of the Light Guards, was taken ill and
conveyed from the field. He was cared for
at the house of Mr.. R. E. Killip until able to
resume his place at the head of his corps
On Tuesday evening last, while Mr.. K. was
down town, some persons called at his house
and left beautiful and massive silver pitch
er and two goblets, bearing the following in
scription: '' Presented to Mr.. & Mrs. R. E.
KilliP by the Cleveland Light Guards
Friend Killip says he has nothing to say
further than this, that if any of the Guards
will call at his house at any time they may
find something good to take in that pitcher.
From LAKE SUPERIOR screw steamer
Fountain City Captain Peck arrived yester-
day afternoon at o'clock. From her clerk,
Mr. Butts, we get the following particulars Of
the trip:
Left Eagle River July 2lst, at a. nj
pAOPCAACA CBOutA was eJ OOppCI 4ldI IDOAs-
Net steamer Lady Elgin off Traverse Island.
Net propeller Gen. Taylor and steamer North
Star at Portage Entry. aga.-
The following vessels were at Marquette =
schooners New London, Exchange, Barney
Nonpariel, Miami, brig Fontanelle. Net tie
steamer Illinois below Grand Island, and
steamer Northern Light of Yermillion Point
Two schooners and brig were in Waiska
Bay, names not known. Met steamer Sea
Bird at the Saut and schooners Storm King
Yorktown, Rebecea and W. B. Ogden---
Schooner Midnight was in tow upward bound
in Mud Lake. The brig Concord was in Mud
Lake at auchor, and two. schOoners bound
up. 1 JJt
The Fountain City brought 2s3 tons irOr
ore and 1877 pkgs fish. She had a good LOAF
of passengers. - -,
She leaves for the upper lakes on Friday
evening.
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METHODIST APPoNTHE NTs.-At the recent
session of the Erie Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference at Erie, Pa, Bishop james presiding,
the following were the appointments for the
Cleveland District Including only the city
east ofthe river:( JJ Oh -llIe
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.8rass 4oaatlff.
IL ODELL RRASS

JAMES 81. ODELL, BRASS
- FOU n DE Err AND -MANUFACTURER Of
Brass Work Of every descrlpti5n Ne. IS Union St.
few doors from Superior street Cleveland, Ohio. Il.
Is prepared 10 furnish ali kinds Of work used for
Steam, Water or Gas, and ell the various articles
Used In the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of an
kinds made and repaired Brass tasting done daily,
and Brass Work Of al kinds repaired. dec2R5