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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-02-22

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with tx. President Fillmore, and dined with
him.
On Monday, Feb. Is, Mr.. Lincoln and
Suite left at 81 o'clock for Albany, where
he was to be received by Gov. Morgan, Of
y. Y. and the New York legislature. Al
Rochester, Syracuse, and Utica, the people
turned out by thousands to testify their To
spcct. The train arrived at . L. o'clock
where most imposing reception awaitec
the President elect. lie was conducted t.
the capitol, where from its porch Gov. Nor
gan, in presence OF an immense throng, mad,
welcoming speech, which was briefly re
piled to by Mr., Lincoln. He was afterwar,
introduced to the members Of the Legisla
ture. and greetings were exchanged.
On Tuesday the President elect left Alba
nv for New York City. At every station
the people poured out in crowds to greet tn
furure President. His reception at Ne'
York was most enthusiastic. We copy tn
following in relation to the reception at Ne'
York;
"The train reached this city on time. A
the 3lst street depot tho President elect an
par,v left the train Mrs. Lincoln an
children were then driven in elosc carriag
10 the Astor House. Mr.. Lincoln and par
ty. occupying eleven carriages, then rude =
the Astor House. All along the route tn
streets were packed with people, but tn
Presidential party had no difsaulty in thei
progress owing TO the excellent police ar
rangements. II 10 estinated that over
quarter Of a million people witnessed the fu
ture President. There was continuous cheer
ing from the depot 10 the hotel.
At the .Astor Horss thsrs Was a. immens
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-02-22

Rev, Mr.. Swans Society, KenLebunk Units
rian )contributed on Sunday last $1,000 for
the benefit Of the Kansas sufferers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23
the YOUNG FARmER's PROPOSAL.

For the Leader.
THE YOUNG FARMER's PROPOSAL.
Dear Rose. I've neither gold nor pearls,
Nor urecinnt gems, 20 lay bei0re thee
Nerhage qift of ciOqnencei
Toeho,verthe dew Of naifcrY Ger thee:
A vine wreathed cot, little mrm,
IfalI own OF this world rlfgsurns,
But yet, think palace lgut
WOULD hardly yield me pleasures
til die ever fruitful soil
A elfimposed and pleasant duly,
And watch the creatures Of my toll
Gain, every day, new strength sud beauty.
/ have no fountain fqroed By art, .-4 ft'
In jets fantastic, near my dwelling
But In its place a singing stream
Flows on, ia waters never talnng,
There throng the moisture loving hoWetsI
Where pale loaved willows fence the brink,
And there, thrOhgh summers burning hours,
The thirsty sunbeams pause TO drink.
Each fruit each flower I've heard you praise,
iKnitin my gartien, love, for thee;
Come see thy fayorite roses there, f..
And hear their red lips plead Tor me,
For / am only nature taught,
Sweet one can but say-l love thee
Then let these few and simple words,
To tenderr cOTaunseiOlfs move tnee-
Methinks l see loves holy light
Flash in those dear blue eyes Of thine;
u, turn them on me. let them cheer
This trembling, doubling heart Of mine Z. f
O bless thee for that bright, true look,
And for thy sweet lips tmid kiss;
'Tweaa worth life time but to feel
One hour Of perfect joy like this
Cleveland, Jan q, ls61 b,
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AG4RD. The undersigned begs leave to
return sincere thanks to those ofhis fellow
citizens who aided in saving portion of bis
property at the recent Atey andto al Iof them
for their sympathy expressed on account of
his severe loss, and, although he hopes never
to have occasion to reeiprocate that sympa-
thy, for the same. cause, its memory VIII
nevertheless be saeredIy chetishsd. In self
Justification, for having SO small an amount
Of insurance, COMPARED With the risk he has
only to say that, in all the ordinary cases Of
Gre, originating IN. adjacent buildings, and
from which alone he apprehended danger,
enough Of his p opsrty woald have BEEN
saved TO cover ths loss. To his creditors he
takes pleasure in saying, that all just de-
mahds win Be prOLitly y met; and .o' his pat
rons, that he will be prepared to receive or
ders in a very few days in the southwest part
Of Hewitts Block A continuance Of the
general home SUI pert Hitherto received will
render the Cleveland Scale Workaa perma-
nent, because paying institution. .
500 Ie1y- "a +, KEELER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

Mr.. ALFRED H. PEAsE.-The Buffalo Ex-
press says of our townsman Mr.. Pease the
pianist: =
We enjoyed the pleasure, last evening, Of
anticipating in a measure the concert to be
gwen in this city next Thursday evening by
Mr.. Alfred H Pease, the Pianist5 by, at1
tending rehearsal at the Piano Rooms Of
J. Sage & Sons. The rehearsal was of Men
delssohn's Capriccio CoHcsrto,--a magnif-
cent composition, for the piano and orches-
ira, as some of our readers, doubtless, know.
This Is to constitute one of the features Of
the concert, ,Poppenberg's orchestra performs
ing the accompaniment to Mr.. Pease. We
are prepared, from the hearing Of last might
to say that it will be splendidly given, the
orchestra being thorough " competent to sus-
tain the brilliant playing of the pianist.
AT his concert next Thursday evening, Mr..
Pease will give our public avery fine display
Of, his powers, in the great piece we have
mentioned and in two splendid solos,-ListA's
Ta nhauser March, and Thalberg's Fanta-
sia, from the Elixir OF Love, We can prom
ise them a very rich treat in these alone, not
to speak of the singing by Mrs. Mozart and
Mr.. Simpson, and other musical luxuries-
--Bufal0 Express.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

YERY REAsoxABLE.-The feet is, there is
nothing like having reason for everything
you do. It is the beginning, the middle,
and end of all questions, whether Of church,
or of state, or of individuals. That un-
lucky fox who lost his tail in the farmers
trap, had, undoubtedly, the very best Of
reasons for desiring that his kindred should
likewise deprive themselves of their decent
and ornamental aPpendages. And this
brings US to a reason we heard given by a
good democrat, for disappointing of that very
peculiar force of &c Deputies, y the other day.
Said he, "To tell the truth, these men
were appointed, because the Marshal conf
IDENTIFY expected that several persons would
be called upon to lay down their lives upon
the altar of their country, and 80 We slIeon-
cluded that it would be most proper, as well
as most economical, to sacrihce those who
could best be spared from community. =
Moreover" said our friend, Z" it would hard
ly have been safe to have confded the mat
ter to respectable men, because, in an emer-
geney, it might turn out that they would,
like the old revolutionary veterans, have
been on the side of the Hessians."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

some PoRE-Murray & Stewart sold yes-
terday a most respectable porcine family,
consisting of SOW and i've pigs, weighing
in the aggregate ASST lbs, and averaging
Az lbs each. They we're raised by Mr..
Brainbridge, Of RidgeFiIle, Borain Co., and
the lot footed him up the nice little sum of
$3.50 "a.
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= CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1861.

professor-d distinguished alike a. the dissect-
ing and the Breakfast Table has said that if
ali the drugs in the world were emPtied into
theBea it would be infinitely better for man
kind and infinitely worse Orthe fishes.
Those who know more about the law than
I do will tell you that it requires rare or
.ganization-to comprehend its philosophy
II you will classify the lawyers Of your nc
quain tanee under four beads--lawyers ofem-
inence lawyers Of respectability; slaFyers
of msdiocrity, and lawyers Of inferiOFity,
you will be able to judge how many of
them have mistaken their profession.
Among all the dangers which threaten
this country, know of none 50 great as that
which arises from the greed of small men
for Office and the ease with which they OBJ
tain it. When the good and worthy men Of
q nation ike this--men who do not need Of
fee but whom the Office sadly needs-be-
come disgusted with politics because OF the
inferier society and undignifed contests in
to which it introduces them, the country
may well tremble with apprehension. s1r
Let man who is untitled by individual
ity to hold an Office, occupy It forfome time,
and he will bespoiled for the place in which
he belongs, The country is full of sueh
wrecks Of men as these. It matters little
by what mode man develops his power, or
by what path be finds his place in the world,
provided he successfully does both. I care
not whether your hand be hard or SOFT Il
care not whether you be from the Office or the
shop; 1 care not whether you preach the ev-
erlasting Gospel from the pulpit or swing
the hammer over the blaoksmith's anvil !;
I care not whether you have seen the inside
of college or the outsidej whether your
work be that of the head OF of the hand !;
whether the world accounts you noble or ig'
noble; if you have found your place you are
happy man. Let no ambition ever tempt
you away from it, by SO much as a question:
ing thought give you Joy Of your good
fortune; for if you do the work of that place,
and draw from it all that it can give you OF
nutriment and development you are a man
filed up-made after Gods pattern-the
noblest product of this world--a self-made
man. E IG--F.a ... a, rE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

ADmrrED.-On motion of J. Hampton,
ESQ, Wm. S. @. Otis, Esq, of Cleveland,
Ohio, and Solicitor of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company for the State
of Ohio, was duly admitted on Thursday, to
practice in the Courts Of this county. Mr.
Otis is here to assist Mr.. Hampton IN the
trial Of an important railroad suit.-Pittsbprg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

Boston BANK .sTATEMENT.-The Boston
bank statement of the present week com
pares with the previous one and that Of the
corresponding week of last year, as iollews
Jan 10. 1850. Jan. Il, 1861. Jan. Z, 1s6l.
Discounts O., 500 ,U6S 04l So, 20,O67 SS2O25i %
Si,eeip 47s sal 4lg9Ib1 42O4 .6lO
Dsnosits l7T5SO02 1872 $50 IS.719,l9O
Circulation. 6,7IO,62t 6,s25 $50 ISo-.olo
As conf pared with the report Of the Previ-
Gus week, this shows an increase Of $685., ,s3S
in the items of loans and discounts, de-
GREASE Of s., ,45s in specie, s296, ,45O in dePOs-
its, and 5000, ,692 in circulation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

DoLLTE DUTT0N. .AFhis little wonder in the
physical world, who is handsome as she is
small is announced to appear again in this
city. On her previous visit, full houses at
tested the intesest which she. excited. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

sEoor MAREEr.-The N. Y. Post, of Fri
day last, givesthe following table, showing
the extent % the rise in stocks from the low
priees Of December 7th, 1860:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

rs Va Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at v. P. Fogg's Croekery
Store.
ELECTRIC BATHS -SoMETHIEa NEW.-Dr.
GibsQn's new Electric Baths are. q certain
remedy for the permanent cure of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, NeuraIgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &c, and diseases
peculiar to females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
oL.-The undersigned IS prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vata in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Plsning Mil,
corner, of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. II. KIDNEY. /
jan1sR1O
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CIty CouncII. (
-TuEgpAY EYEN1Ya, Jan. !.


Present-Messrs. Masters, Ballard, Mar
shall, Russell, CLARK, Thomas, Hayward,
sabin, Stevens, Christian, Ovistt, COOnrsd,
Dixon, Quayle, Heokman and Rezner. sdl
...s f... --- PETITIONS, r-. ,, .s--y
From Albert Norton, asking leave to ex-
hibit Dollie Dutton and others free Of
license. Reosiyed and fled. -l-1
From ]. Il. O'Brien, against the proposed
grade of Taylor street. Referred to the
Board of improvements.
From E. Clark and Hilliard heirs, claim
ing S4,5OO damages by the proposed grad
ing Of Moore street. Referred 70 Board of
improvements, -L..
l, From J. l. Cassells and others, praying
that the penalty tax against the Medical
College, forgrading, be RENTED. Referred
to City Attorney. -i-
From 6 G. Baldwin, asking gleave to move
8 wooden building from Huron to Hamilton
street. See resolutions. ig r4Ss ms.
From citizens owning property on Moore
street, against the proposed grade. Re
ferred to Board Of improvements ,sla5
From Aaron Clark, ssking the interfer-
ence of the Council against the prosecutions
Of an officer Of the city while engaged in
the business Of refining Carbon Oh. Re.
| ferred 10 Committee on Police. -.-.s z1.t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

WmTrLEsEY LECTuREs.-The twelfth lee
ture.o of This course will be delivered at Nor
walk on Friday evening, Jan. 25th, BY Prof.
E L. YOnmans. The subject is "Matter
and Mind, /" being continuation of the 5ame
gentleman's celebrated lecture, the. 't'Chem-
istry Of the Sunbeam"
Carl Sehurz is to follow on the 3lst Of Jan
uary as announced.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

.SISrH WARD. L4CEUN.-The next meeting
Of this Lyeeum will be held on Thursday
evening Of this week. The question for dis
cussion is, q Ought Ma. Andersen to have
returned the Gre when the South Carolini-
ans fred upon the Star of the West2" We
learn that considerable and growing inter
est Is manifested in these discussions, an act
I've part being taken BY mhhy Of the prom
inent eitizehs Of the Sixth and neighbOrng
Wards ntr, Il -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

TIE FuGIrrFE.-Lucy, the fugitive, is con-
6hsa IN the Post Office buhaing, The Marshal
having fitted up room with suitable aeeOn :
niOdatiOnsI le88I1LH 1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

Of the Board Of Fire Companies, that
eight names which they present be- admit
ted to Engine Co. No. S--six to No. 8, and
two to 30. 2 Received, ,tc 1sssl
Of the Finance Committee. The report
vas laid over from last week 1t was read
and referred back to the Committee for
amendment. Upon being again reported
back, the report was adopted. rs -
Mr.. Ballard was appointed, under aresy
olution adopted allowing the President of
the Council 80 to appoint, to wait upon the
Legislature, with view to secure the pas
sage Of the Oommittse's suggestions. gl5 q
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ORDINANCE

To prevent the ereotiOn,of wooden build
ings on the territory between Eric street
and Lake Erie, and Bond and ST. Clair
stFeets9 Read second time
To establish the grade Of Taylor street
between Lorain street aud Old River Bed.
Passed. ...,.. d.. .......l. ........
Adjourned. bfa
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&ail Aaaaa.
CILEVELAND 9 TOLEDO R.- r.

iAAAA A4AA@AANG ~ AOA1lIOV ~ ~
IDOL WINTER ADVANCEMENT. lssO-l.
on and sfler Monday, Nogember nth, 1850, Trains
on this Road viii leave Cleveland as foli0Ws
EaO A. n, Through Mail stopping a. al stations on
the Southern plvisiJns arriving at Toledo
1220 ,. n.
400 P. N. Mall stops at all stations cast Of sandusy
on Northern Divsi0ni and arrives az SAM
T1 P y. Ohicago Express-stUps 1t alf stations sx-
oepi Washington and Clay, and arrives
-. IN Toledo at 1910 A. NJ
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at Monroeville With the San.
duHEyi Mansfield and Newark x. r., at CLYDE WITH
the sanduakY Dayton and Cincinnati r. , al Fre-
mont with Fremont Indiana r. R., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana.
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for CHICAGO, De-
trOit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, UOgansport LHh5ystts
Cairo Alt9nf s. Louis, and all points West North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive in CleYeiand from 1c edo aud the
9.25 A. ". II
HS-For rinformqti0u and tickets apply a. The Unlon
Ticket Oticoi 81 Superior ST. and Al tke DepoGh
L. D. KUClsER3Dl d
l Slsl anu 80 ~ d l21l. hup,t.
CLEVELAND AND MAhONING
RAIIROrA rr. .Ha
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

Rettberg Hsusm ann-ladies' Kid Gloves.
4. a. Bannett, 6c,--I -Iaxiderma-
Hawks & Bro.-Loeal Notice.
C'yrtn and Jamea Raple-- -ExsehtOrs Notice.
Library Association W Pottes.
New Easlshd'Iiotsi-Lbdai.Notiee. 'nJD
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

PERsoSAL. II. c. Howslls, Of the
Ashtabula sentinel, official reporter of the
House Of Representatives, and Thos, Kean,
Of the Buffalo Republic, were in town yes
terday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

nsP BooE-keepsrs ,gil find a fresh sup
pa, Of Ls0y w Fai5ohilds Gold Pes,
az ;. B. OOb6 s o3s. Az Of Leroy W..
Fairc6ds Gold Fsas sod BY j. -B. Cob
s Co, are waranteS for one year. It'd,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

TEt BuRNs' FFsFvAB.E-0n Friday even
ing79ceurs another Of. those pleasant yearly
gatherings, which cur ebrither Scots" have
so successfully established. The festival
eommemofates the 1924 anniversary of
Burns, the sweetest Of singers In add ,tiOn
TO the usual ball and supper, a. eoncer. will
be given during the hrst portion of the even
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

TAxDERMY.-B request Of the class, Prof.
Kirkland viii give "a lecture on Taxidermy or
the art of preparing specimens of Birds and
Quadrupeds, in the uPer lectaDe room of the
Medical College, Wednesday to-day ct two
o'clock P. NJ. Persons desirOus Of obtaining
a knowledge Of the art arc invited to attend
L. H. BENNETT
E- W. A. WARD, Committee
A. J. SHoPE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23
RksoBUTIoNs.

That S. G. Baldwin be and is hereby
permitted to remove the building mentiOn-
ed in the petition, from its present location
to the one designated therein. Adopted.
WREREAs, An error was made in the
transfer Of certain lands from The city to
Lake Erie Paper Company in June, 1858,
therefore, "A =. -..-.,.. ....- %.
RssolOed, That new deed be made out
70 correct said error. Adopted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

TYARPENTERS' TOOLS.-EPE-
4 , RFTHl Sc wanted in the way oi Carpentera'
tools of the best makes For sale EeTy cheap hy
DOLWELL AGO..
sfufnrfn street
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Aaramate.

IRON AND NAILS WARE
ROUSE Nos. bl. 62, %, and 81 River street, and
= sf,g7 And gS on the Dock, Cleveland. ohio.
u. CARET. MORRISON fosrHa
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
r. b norGLAss 4 a

R. B. DOUGLASS & co.
u.s. SUPERIOR STREET. us.
Forest City Block
Photographic Stock,
e--ailtia and Rosewood Frames,
Pure Chemicals, i-
Artists Materials, ..l5 fu
20 Engrayings Pramed to order,
Gilt and Rosewood Moulding,
sterescoPes,
Sterescopic Views, arm
Wholesale and Retail,
an5;32I-lm. u~5 ......-....
G. C. C.-Cqry's Cough Cure. dec23R1O
Gs- See advertisement of Dr.. salrord's
49, A7fcOf -oHuCl tc sa.
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HO0PERS' FO0LS-EVERYTTING
y Efi5t -fbo iiue. Also. Hoop Iron, Rirsts, &c.
% - chra7 iy COLWELL q COS
noVI5 10 Ontario strsgt,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

tisement OF Prof Wood IN to-day paper.
e Franz PAGKRR,--Liysry and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No, Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. -. s.f
sepS4R26:Iy
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IatlgJ. 0oods.

237. 51
HOVER & HIGBEE,
.237.~....-SUPERtoR 297.
Arsfully supplied with ssasonaBio
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS.
They ihviteespecial attention to large display Of
.1 BLACK DRESS SILKS,
They are able to sell against panies and panic prices,
DESIRABLE FANCY SILKs
They guarantee satisfactory bargains IN
BROCHE AND BLANKET SHAWLS.
They yihavs splehdtd, lot Of & -elH
French Printed EerrpOs & Alll-ssool DsLGiass,
e Black Lyons Velvet and silks for evening wear.
They have also receiyeda new supply Of select de-
.T1- : MANCHESTER DeLAINEs,
with an unusually large and excellsntstoek Of
LADIES' EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
Also-silk Hanksrehisfs and Undsrsleeves They
i4... have Oh hand and understand how 70
buy and sell the best
GLOVES AND HOsIERY.
They give particular attentien to the purchase and
sorting Of the most approved qualities in the
SMALL WARES DEPARTMENT.s
They are fertiedsgith Bales and Cases Of staples,
and are ready 70 sell Cotton Cloths, Prints, Canton
Ftaunels, White WUolen Flannels, freds, blues and
grsys,) Blanket, Qpts &e- &C., cheaper than ever
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

PODIcE COURT.-The negroes who-were ar
rested yesterday for carrying concealed
weapons, &C., were to-day disposed of in the
following manner:
VIM. Craig, for having knife upon his
Person-diseharged
John Blown, foF having his pockets filed
stone and pieces of brick, was fined S25, and
ordered to be shut up for ten days.
W. B. Harris, arrested with pistolin his
possession, which was found to centain pow
der only. Discharged. '-a'v
John Wall, for carrying a dirk, fined $40
and costs, q
Several other unimpOrtant cases were also
made way with. -7 'ls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

TRON-0F ALL KINDS AND OF
- ~ -l- DObWELu & Coz
rf4 fntarf, a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

HEBRsw FEsTITALATHe Festival Of the
Hebrew Literary Society occurred last eve
ming, and passed of successfully, the audi
eRce being large and select, We would par
tieHlarlY notice the fine execution Of = La
Manola, by Miss Mary L, segur, singer
Of whom Cleveland has a right to be proud.
We have never heard Miss segur's voice
to better advantage, snd the audience
we're enthusiastic in their demand for a
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| CTLEVEIiAND & PITTSBURGH
NLEYELAND 8 ERIE r. y.

CLEVELAND & ERIE R. B.
Is5i. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
On and after nonday, November 18th, 1850, Pas
ssnger Trains will run IS fJlloWs;
LEAYE CLEVELAND. -- ..
$50 A. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-Stuppin at al
stations except Mieklihs Mentor, Perry,
UniOnville and SaybroOk and arrives At
li4 Erie az 1882 n, Dunkirz 4.Z0P- H., Buf-
$50 P. Y. tc0sSEA6f ACeeafMoDATIoN-stOp-
l-lla ping at al Stations
s;O0P P NJ NIGHT EAPRESS TRAIN-StOpping At
Painesville Asht suia and 9irard only; ar
- rives at Erie I2;42A. NJ, DghkiTk 500 A. NJ,
Buffalo 4:35 A. n. 81.
LEAVE ERIE.
$40 A. N. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
f Girard, OOnneaut, Ashtabula and REines-
vile only; arrives at Cleveland 7.l5 A. n
2:5O A. n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIh-ssopprng at
all Stations except saybr0ok, UuiOnT1lla,
Perry, Mentor and Wickllfss and arrives at
Cleveland at 6:i5 P. n
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leave Oouneaut
at 500 A. n, stopping at q stations and
arriving at Cleveland az g. A. -
Al the trains going WestW ard connect a. leYelhnd
with trains for Toledo, ChiCago, 0oJ7nbus elnciu-
natl st. Louis, &c; and all the trains g 'ng eis w I'd
connect a. Dunhlrk Eith the train Cf ne ~ Y. y.
Railroad, ard at Buffalo VITA those he Nsig' York
Central and Blldaio d New York Cts Railroads. O.
II NOTFEEGH Sup't
Cleveland, Nov. q, son rr ,u III Be-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

@ The Thursday evening Social Party
win be given at the New England Hotel this
week as usual 2t