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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COHp 4 ny.
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
.pr.rsr AvTp 2kn 1on DGLIhES.

CAPITAL OVER $50 600 DOLLARS,
AND CONSTANTLY IN { Il L ) | Nc.
The Charter Of this Company Offers more inV"ra-
bic advantages to the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in the stare, by iiisuring
with or without nremiuln note. II the applicant
prefer he can pay the full amount of the premium
in cash. or by ciiccting cash insurance tor two
years the insured saves onc-cightl II the amount
he would otherwise haze to pay: or by becoming
member and giving small premium note, the IN
surcd saves nearly one half Ui the amount charged
by stock Companies, when insurIng from year to
year. This IS the advantage resulting from the
combination oi the "
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Conpany commenced issuing Policies
aaainst loss or damage by fire, thc 18th day oi
March. 1904, since which time over seven thousand
sr..an l,rud~s.! persons nave insured and become
members Of the Company. and over seventy thou-
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased oar business during the past year, we leei
grateful for the liberia! patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and for It's hatterihS pros
meets Of future usefulness. The Directors hope
and believe that, by prudence, cauti9n, and rlgid
system of economy, they will establish for this
Company Il reputation for chcapncss and safety
not surpassed by any Company in the I. States,
All differences in settlement OF losses, may be
determined BY three dsntcrestcd arbitrators OF the
County where such loss happened, to be mutually
chosen by the insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS:
II. W. Thomas, James T. Close,
L. =. Robertson, Thomas T. Hill,
Dr.. r. II. Ntnh!ec, Il. IL Carter,
Christopher %eale, Wm. Wright,
?. b, lipsc0mb, Il. L. Lester.
SilaS bi"loT, Ben. J.. Aaiic,
u. II. Turner. George L. French,
4 Il. Blnkcy, Wr. {. knight.
OFFICERS:
H. ". Thomas, Prcst Thomas I: Hill, Ireer'
T. +. Robertson, V preS't Wm. Wright, Secretary.
JAS. T. CLOSE, Actuary & General Agent
my 7-c&dly .-----
r,1HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
/ ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure against
Fire. generally, in Town aud Country as heretofore
Oh the most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ANTHONY ?. COVER, President.
William G. Grerory, | Edward s. l!ough,
Robert Jamicson, james p. Smith,
Thomas L. Keith, Robert Il. loel',
william Il. FowIa, Thomas McCcVmick,
John Ii. Brent. tGnn " liaSiS.
John L. Daingar;ieid,
lzsa- Office hours from 70 J. and from >! to q
O'clock {. ". NATlhES, Secretary.
Office Oh King street, near 81. Asaph
nov lG--dly
Yg9HE POTOMAC INSURANCE. COMPANY
] OF ALEXANDRIA offers reliable insurance
for such FIRE and MARINE RISKS as they
NAV receive ut their Office, No. II FAIRFAX
STREE Also, as Savings Bank receives
MONEY on DEP0SITE, allowing interest, and
investing the sane agreea5ly with their Charter
Board o. Directors:
y. EUTD SMITH, PaEspEsr.
r. s. h&Eby. hm. y. "'c' eiGh,
CassiuS /. Ice, \. b"u:0,
Beniaiain Barton, LcWlS ArhrhZ'c.
nov In--rf l.. 3. pow ELL, Sec'y.
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F1RENCH EI0LETTE FLGID.--A further
z supply of this celebrated NIX. which is pro-
nounced by al! who have used i; superior to any
in the market. l. is particularly recommended
for It's copying qualities. ROBERT BELL,
nv 81 King street.
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NEW AMERICAN MISTORY.--A popular
n history ofthc United States Of America, from
thcGiscovcry oi the American Continent 10 the pre-
80 time, by Mary Hewitt, in t%o handsome vol
ume. illustrated with numerous engrayings, price
81. Just published, anil for sale by
my o ROBERT BELL.
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-. FGR RENT.-Ihe DWELLING. 10. 10,
..:, Washington street in City Eiock. Also. The
STORE. on King street, near the "uart, nov &C.
cugiad lsy Nj. Il. l.. Monroe. Possession "t both
tencmenl- given on the Iir&t of May, 100. Apply
10 lap 2G-d'tl II. Q: CLAtGAI0A.
r5ct FOR RENT.--Thc commo'liouS BRICK
IL: FIRE PROOF " 4 RE Il 0 Z, No 30,
North Union street, adjoining the Warehouse ol
s. Hartley i Son and L. English Bro Apply to
nh 1T D. Il. 9Nl1h.
f:-.=saa FOX RENT-The large NEW WARE
F##ss= HOUSE on Union street, No i, lately oc-
cnpicd Ay Addison, Wallace Co. Apply TO
BURKE 4 HERBERT.
pr--c.-;nr ,,;,-.u at once dee q---eotf
- FOR RENT.--A lice three story BRICK
Ell DN ELIING. ~ i>ing street, one door ab"v"
Washington street. Apply 10
myai-,!tf BRYAN i ADAMS.
- FOR RENT.--The three story STORE,
a.:i No. IL. King s-$trcct, with the three story
WAREHOUSE in the rear. Apply TO
NH 3-,f JAMES p. SMITH.
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FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and NORTHWEST,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RkILWh

tt, f5sss -. 80 80 -
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ECG RENT.

<-c;, FOR RENT.---'The STORE and Dwell
a;&1 LING on King street, two doors west Of v.
I. raleert's Trunk and Harness Factory. For
terms apply to the present occupant JOSEPH >.
STAE&BURI, or nj GEO. +. fkENCH'S Book
and pc.!odical Store, l0i King street.
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II EROSENE.-A very superior article OF hero-
N sene, just received; also, Kerosene Lamps;
Wicks. Chimncys, Paper and Glass Shades ana
Extra Burners for fitting up old Lamps, on hah''
aud :or hy NM: \, tAh i
No. ll2, Kins.st, next door to Marshall House.
Sim Of the Golden Mortar. my 30
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

TIE SABBATH SCHOOLS OF CLEvELAND.-
The annual meeting was held on Monday
evening at the Second Church. Twenty-six
of the forty schools belonging to the city re-
ported an attendance during the year Of
$500. The annual report of thirteen Schools
from sth, eth, 10th and 1lth Wards, on the
West Side, gives 176 Teachers, and 1917
scholars in regular attendance, 50 Of whom
are over Is years Of age. This number is
274 greater than that reported for day
school attendance in those wards.
Tbenumber of papers distributed month
" is 72s. Three Schools from Brooklyn re-
ported forty-three Teachers and s4S Scholar
I-24 over IS years Of age. Their Librarie
amount in the aggregate to $50 Volumes
Eight hundred papers are distributed month
| ly.
The Libraries Of the Schools on the We'
| Side amount to 2,625 volumes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

Parade OF THE WIDE AwAKEs.-The CleVe-
land Regiment of Wide Awake Republicans
will parade this evening, and, if the night
is fair, the display will be splendid one
indeed. The eight hundred who compose
the Cleveland Regiment, will welcome their
visitors and brethren from abroad, and, at
least. will promise to give them view cf
Cleveland by gas light. These visitors, as
wall as our own Wide Awakes, will sadly
nasd some refreshment after their long
march. and this will be provided for them
at the Headquarters after the parade, thanks
To the generous Republican ladies of Cleve-
land. In this connection, we are requested
70 urpe all who desire to contribute eatableF!
to have them, if possible, at the Hall by a
o'clock P. NJ, that they may be arranged by
the Committees.
The illumination of the city this evening
will be very general, as it is mete that
should be. The principal streets will be al
sblaze with tokens of rejoicing and OF vic
. tory. The business houses of Water an
Superior streets will be nearly, or quite al
LIGHTED up. And why cannot every windo
:, upon Superior street be illuminated "
It think that if committee should go throug
n the street this morning, they would ind tn
= even those of opposite political faith Wou
Of allow their windows to be lighted, If 1t W
ie understood that it is done by the Republ
S, cans, and the expense borne by them L
the thing be tried.
n Some Of the residents of Cheshire sire
ne arc making great preparations for illumin
tions, transparencies, &c., while Euel
- Prospect, Kinsman and all the shor
= streets will be in glorious trim. Let eveI
~ body take his wife snd babies, or somebo
= else's wife and babies, out to see the she
=. after they have lighted atuP home from
lar to garret, and from parlor to kitchen.
A capital song, dedicated to the W
w. Awakes, will be found elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14
New Books.

rnv Povrs Ayp PeErRT OF THR WEST WITH
RIoeRAPHIcAL AND CRIrIckL NOTIcEs. By
WILLIAM T. CoeGEsHALL. Columbus Follett,
Foster Co. 1850.
We have space to-day to merely announce
the issue of this valuable collSetion Of poems
from the writers of the West. 1t has been
compiled with great care, and, as faithful
record of the lives and works of the sons
and daughters of song in this great division
of our country, it is invaluable.
The work is for sale in Cleveland by Miss
Hanvey, Agent, and our citizens will do well
to avail themselves of the opportunity tc
purchase.
We shall make further note Of the wOrl
shortly.
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THv MoNrHL1Es.-Rawks & Bro. have re

Tur MoNrHL1Es.-Rawks & Bro. have re-
ceived Godey's Lady's Book for December
a neculiarly rich number in illustrations at
least The fashion plate embraces seven
sgnres. and is entitled "Brides and Brides
noidsn Then there are two fine pictures OF
Cbristmas in the City and Christmas IN the
Country. and other engravings, patterns
&c.
Tbev have also PetersOn's Ladies' Nation
al Magazine, for December, with handsOm'
engravings, patterns, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

ns- Mr.. Ballou will open Select Ma
zonrl,a Class on Monday evening, 18th lnst''
at stacey's Hall. The number OF subserio-
ars is limited, and the class is neatly full
For admissions apply to L. V. BallOu.
nov14:310.
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Hurrah Hnrrah Hurrah
Right Is victorious
See how Oppression covers
Houndlike before us.
Brave hearts, a thousand cheers
Shout ere we sever a.|
Hurrah Hurrah Hnrrnh
Freedom forever
JOY, for our future Is
Teeming with glory,
Through the great Western world
Spread the glad story.
Brothers a thousand cheers
Shout ere we sever;
Hurrah, Hurrah, HurrRh,
Freedom forever.
Graspwe each others hand,
In friendly token,
That this our union band
Shall not be broken.
Brothers, a thousand cheers
Shout ere we sever
Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah,
Freedom for ever.
Long have our myriad lights,
lambert and tender,
Flooded the gloomy nights
With fairy splendOr.
Brothers, thousand cheers
Shout ere we sever;
Hurrah, Hurrah Hurrah
Freedom, forever.
Now unto rest awhile
WIN we betake US,
Trusting that Fortunes smile
Ne'er may fOrsake US.
Brothers, thousand cheers
Shout ere we sever;
Hurrah, Hurrah, HurrRh,
Freedom for ever
To our loved homes will we
Hasten delighted
Homes, ne'er by Slavery
DaTkened or blighted.
Once more, oh faithful hearts,
Shout ere we sever,
Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah,
Freedom for ever.
TWNsBuRH, o., Nov. 19, 1850.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

ORPHAN AsYLUM.-The Ladies Of CleVe-
land are invited to spend Thursday, the Iotn
inst. at the Cleveland Orphan Asylum 10
assist in the necessary sewing Of said lnsti-
t;on By order Of the Board.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

A SENSATION sronED.-The other day the
Local of the Cincinnati Commercial was IN
formed that baby's leg had been found in
one of the streets, and forthwith he diligent-
ly pursued his inquiries for particulars hop
ing for a startling sensation, when at length
he discovered that the leg belonged to dolI
! bqby.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

E4- Wholesale purchasers 'OiH ind at j.
B. COBB d CO.'stRe largest stock in TIE city Of
School Books, Outline Maps, Church Ausic,
Bibles, Hynn Books, Lao and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, &c.
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The Courts--Novembor Is.

U. s. CIRcUIF AND D1sTRICT CoUnTs-JUDeE
WnLsoE.-Judge Wilson delivered an opin-
ion in the case of Burt, Wilcox and Barton
VS.. Keyes; decree for complainant. setting
aside conveyances of land, and ordering sale
by Master Commissioner. Keith & Coon
for cOmplainants Ranney and Farmer for
defendant
The following were sworn as Grand Jurors
in the District Court:
FOREMAN: .....
Kent Jarvis, Massilon, Stark Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

NeO. W. blQlLQg AGQBOlg udFQlu To-
Silas W. Shaw, Republic, Seneca Co.
Daniel P. Leadbetter, Millersburg, Holmes
Co.
James Myers, Copley.
Elisha Graham, Fulton, Fulton Co.
c. c. Marshall, Delphos, Allen Co.
Ralph Russell, Chagrin Falls, Guy. Co.
Ersstus B. Tyler, Ravenna, Portage Co.
Charles Powers, WoOdville, Sandusky Co.
VIM. Mstthers, Hubbard.
James Givens, Cleveland.
John N. Hughes,
E. NJ. Seeger A"
J. L'Hommedieu, Cuyahoga Falls.
The civil docket will be called this morn
ing. Criminal cases will be commenced next
week.
CoNNOx PLEAS CoURT-JUDeE BOLToN.-
Bradley, administrator of Murphy VS.. North
srn TEansPoEtati0.pp Co. The pEonellsr Iipdx
HarbOr. Timothy Murphy, the plaintiff
;ntestate. who was cook on board the boat,
was killed. The plaintiff claims that the
explosion was caused by alleged defects IN
the boiler. Messrs. ]. W. Heisly and F. j.
Diekman for plaintiff. R. P. spalding and
X. Cartier for defense. On trial.
JUDGE FoorE.-Filler ct. al VS.. CONNER
eial Branch Bank of Cleveland. Verde
for plaintiff for 81, ,7s5 SO. Defendant move
for new trial.
JUDGE B1sHoP.-George H. Kellogg, trie
and found guilty of grand larceny, IN steal
ing daguerrean stock from J. NJ. Green.
POLICE CouET-JuDGE LAwRENcE.-No SCI
sion yesterday.
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FIFTH Ward WIDE AWAKEs, ATTENTION =
Everv member is requested to meet at Wag-
oner's Hall, st. Clair street, on HedneSuAy'
NIGHT Nov. 14th, as soon after o'clock as
nos.;bla ". C. scoFIELD, Captain.
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HONE DAY LoxeER.-Do not let the golden
opportunity pass without calling at No
1s5 Superior street, and purchasing rom
the large and elegant stock of Linens, Wool
en- Blankets, &c, at auction BY u Ou''eF q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

IS superior street-German Girl Wanted.
J. N. Jones-Attachment Notice.
Madame Colson-Grand Concert.
James Jonkinson-sixth Annual Ball Of No. :.
Mrs. shaw-New Millinery Goods. ... ....
W. H. Fargo-Produce Commission Merchant
L. V. Ballou-3IAzourka Class-Busincss Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

MAzoURKA PARTY.-The Cleveland Ma
.ourlra Club give a party at ChaPin's Hall
on Thursday evening, which promises 70 De
a fine affair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

~ Handsome Dress Hats, Frsaeh Shape,
and low prices at Mrs. shaw's Millinery
Rooms, 2S6 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
sep34R26:ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

MEETING AT THE WIDE AWAKE HEAD QUAR-
EERs.-At meeting of the Republicans at
the Head Quarters last evening, c. W. No
BILE, ESQ.,, was called to the chair, and n. Z
Bowler was appointed Secretary.
On motion, it was
Resolped, That Committee Of ladies De
onnointed from each Ward, to solicit pam
nEg6Pvision, such as sandwiches, dougnn9St'
biscuit and butter and cheese, for the WIDE
Awake lunch this evening.
The following Committee of one gentle
man from each Ward was appointed to select
ladies to set as such Committee
1st Ward, Jas. Hill I'd Ward, Perry Prem
tiss; Sd Ward, Randall Crawford 4th Ward
theodore vOges, Henry Blair; 9TH Ward
VIM. Lowrie and Dudley Baldwin; Oh
Ward, ]. H. Clark and C. J. Ballard ~
Ward, s. NJ. Carpenter and Samuel Erwin
sth Ward, ]. Dwight Palmer, c. L. Russell
otb Ward, W. B. Castle; 10th Ward, G. v
Calkins, H. NJ. Logee; 11th Ward F.
Bott, S. B. shull.
Mr.. L. s. Phillip will be at the Hea
Quarters (Gray's ArmOry) all day to-day
: receive provisions that may be sent IN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14
Putrid Sore Throat.

A sure Cure. When this disease first com
mences, or at any stage, it can be easily
cured by carefully observing the following
directions:
Gargle the throat with "POrter's Cure OF
Pain" as strong as possible, swallowing
about usual dose. Battle the outside freely
with the medicine clear and repeat often.
It is also necessary to keep the pores Ofthe
skin open, by bathing the feetin warm water
and all over if necessary.
The bowels should be kept open by some
gentle cathartic, and be careful that the pa
tient is not exposed to drafts of cold air.
This remedy faithfully used never fails.
Sold by Strong & Armstrong,and Druggist
generally. noVsdA"A"4'-'i-'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

n- All should not fail to read the adver-
tisemept of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

Music HaLL.-The party ot Chase's Music
Hail. this evening, will be largely attended
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

@ See advertisement of DR.. sanioFd's
IiverInvigOrator.
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Special alutitts.
aEi- A number Of wears have elapsed 81

81 A number of years have elapsed since
the introduction Of Dr. J. Hostotter's Celebrated
Bittors to thR public The prejudice existing In the
minds Of mahy parsons against what are donomina-
ted patent medicines at rst greatly retarded its sao
but as It's virtues and merits became known, this
barrier Of prejudice was overthrown, and tho de-
mand increased rapidly that in few years scarce
ly village existed 10 the United States in which the
afflicted had not experienced the benefits arising
from tho use Of the Bitors and at the present day
there to be found in all parts Of the world vouoh
for the great merits Of the article Nc greater
cure for Dyspepsia can be found.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where, and by Hostetter & smith, sole PropretoTs,
IS Water, and as Front streets, Pittsburgh
Us Hostetter's Bittors ara sold by
CHURCHl u. BRO, Druggists.
HOLLowAv's PlLLs.-Apoplexy- who
are In hourly dread Of death, whose lives hang on
the swapping Of thread would act wisely in having
recourse 10 occasional doses OF these saety-valvea or
liepreserving pils-they regulate the action Of the
vital functions equalze the circulation Of the blood
and iuyigorate the nervous system. Persons Of full
habit who liable to epilepsy, rush Of blood to the
head, should always have a supply al hand
Read the advertisement elsewhere.
n5Sold by all Druggists az 25c CSC and 62c q box.
nE-Holloway's Pills and Ointment are sold by
CHU kCulLL & BROTHER,
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TO HORSE OWNEKs.

DE-. swEET's INFALLIBLE LISIAENF FOE ihol-1'I
-I.1.5 l, anv. in all cases Of Lameness, arising
-, srr,ins. Bruises or Wrenchings its eject h
-,,gicaI and certain. Harness or Saddle CANS
Scratches, Mango, &c, it will also cure speealiy.
s,.vip and Ringbone may be easily prevented anu
,-s in their incipient Stages, but confirmed cases
arc beyond the possibility Of radical eTe' No case
!, tbe kind. however, Is desperate or hopeless but
~ Ia alIsviated By this Liniment' and its iaith
=, .nlnication will always remove the LamenesS'
~ eDabIe the horse 10 travel with comparative
Lss. -, .,
Fvsrv horse owner should have this remedy q,
hand for its timely use at the first appearance o.
Lameness viii eiIectually prevent those iorninaDis
soases mentioned, TO which all horses are haDie
and which render so many Otherwise valuable hofse
nearly worthless. ,.,,o.
See advertisement SEPT -, = -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14


LIQUOR SELLING.-The Grand Jury were
busy yesterday in taking testimony against |
certain parties in the city for liquor selling. |
From forty to fifty witnesses were examined
and strong cases made out against some of
the upper circle dealers. 80 indictments
have yet been reported, BAtacertainly will
be. --,.--..r.-- s.s-; r.. M, ,tscf7o7s 5f
officers and for preparations for the St. An
drews Festival, Nov. 3Oth, was held last
evening at the Office of J. C. Grannis, Esq.
The following officers were chosen;
Presidsnt-J. C. Grannis.
Vice Prssidents-J. L. Denham, VIM.
Lowrie.
SeeretGrg-John PrOudfoOt.
Corresponding Seeretary-GeO. W. White
law.
Treasurcr-DavidM Mcintosh.
lfanaqers-H. Shank, Robt. L. David
son, John Downie, J. Buchan, Geo. Craik.
Chaplai,l-Rev. Mr.. McGill.
Pkvsiciarl-Dr. Cleveland.
Installing 06feers-David PrOudfOOt' Wal
ter Dagleish.
Auditors-Wm. Lowrie, J. Buchan.
It was resolved to hold Festival on tn
sOth and the price of tickets was fixed
> $1,25.
The following committees were aPPointe'
On Location, Supper and PriHting-Joh
y Downie, VIM. Lowrie, J. c. Grannis.
I On Toasts-John Proudfoot, R. L. D'
wilson, ]. L. Denham.
On Musie-J. Buchan, }. Cralk' Ge
- Brown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-14

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL,--All
the members present except Mr.. HoVey.
PETITIONS.
From Geo. Mygatt and 30 or 40 other cit
liens against an ordinance 10 tax citizens on
streets lighted by gas for the gas thus used.
Received and filed.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Board of City improvements re-
ferring back TO the Council the Claims re-
ferred 10 them for damage by the proposed
grade Of Erie street and ask further time to
consider the ordinance for grading the same,
and that it be referred back TO them.
From the Mayor, saying that the Council
passed q resolution authorizing him to en-
ploy Prof. Cassell TO analyze the water fur
nished TO the citizens of Cleveland by the
City Water Works. Having conferred with
Prof. c. learns the that he would make q
thorough analysis for $500. He offered an
analysis made in 1853 and awaits the further
pleasure of the council. Accepted.
From C. C. Briggs, City weigher, West
Side, resigning his office. Accepted.
From J. H. Sargent, City Civil Engineer,
giving the result Of an interview with the Of
ficers of the Gas Co. to see whether they
would lay service pipe to lamp posts furnish
ed and set up by the city free of charge to
it at the cost Of same. Received and filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Oviatt, That the Committee on FL
nance and Mayor be and are hereby author
lied TO pay such special tax ss they may find
due on the streets and water works for
dredging the ship channel of the old river
bed and that the Mayor be authorized to
give notes of the city for the payment of the
same. Adopted.
By Mr.. Marshall, That the City Attorney
be requested to examine the county records
and ascertain the amount of tax incum-
brance upon the lot occupied by Fire Co. No.
s. Adopted.
ByMr. Clark, That the resolution passed
at the last meeting of the Council instruct
ing the Board Of City Improvements to con-
tract with Mr.. Stein for 30 lamp posts be
and the same is hereby rescinded, and to
contract with the Cleveland Gas Company for
furnishing the same at an expense not ex-
eeeding S2O,50 for lamp-posts weighing 800
lbs. or $22,50 for those weighing 365 lbs. Re-
ferred to Com. on Gas.
ORDINANCES.
To provide for the expense Of constructing
branch sewer from the main sewer in Sem
eca street, to and along Noble Alley. Passed.
To levy and assess a special tax on real
estate abutting upon Superior street, be-
tween C. C. & c. R. R., track and west bank
of Cuyahoga river. Referred to COMMITTEES
on Ordinances.
To create a Board of Engineers and Fore
men, and Board of Fire Commissioners Of
the Fire Department. Passed.
George F. Marshall, L. L. Lyon, and Fred
erick Marcellus were appointed Fire Com
missiOners of the city of Cleveland.
Adjourned.