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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

THREE IScHEs OF Snow vl-PaasengsrS By
the Lake Shore train Of last evening" say
that Ehsrs Ess from two to three inches Of
,nO,0, ct Madison Lake county as the trains
passed. The story is hardly credible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

- The price Of the MORHIEs LHGDnH 70
nsW agents iS One Dollar and Fifty Cent?
Per hundred and no deviation undsE any
circumstances.
The postage on the LHADHRi 70 EsWS
DeAlsru, is ono-fOurth Ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties romitting
postage stamps should send uS one and three
cent instead of larger denominations.
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ny. STOCK nlARKRT.-Oct. %.


BTONRY-Unchanged but active at 69T per cent
on call.
STERLING RXCHANGE-Firm at lO7@lOs
for bFst kaukers' bills.
STOCKS-Markef heavy but easier. Chicago &
Rock Island sos; Cleveland & ToledJ 35A Galens
& Chicago 69H s 4; Michigan Southern guaranteed
81; Michigan Southern ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

EAGLE sHOT.-An enormous gray eagle,
measuring from tip to tip of wings six feet
and eight inches, was shot in Portage county
lat week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

CRAEFORD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use,
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
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THEEFFEOTs APE PERMANENT.

Mr.. Q. A. VanslyEo. Ct BuFa,O, the snterpTis.ns
boat builder, cured Of sls-ming case Of chronic
throat disease, says; 'Under your treatment DR.,
Aver, soon recovered entirely, and could sing,
read or talk as well livery trace Of diseass
disappeared, and am happy to say that I'D to the
present time it has nov been two years. IhATe had
no return Of ths disease, and am DeTiactly we'll.
regard the period long enough to warrant ne in
speaking Of the efIscts a. PhRMANEN7. IL Is ali
you claim for it. II ii hainot BEEN this time, with
all the changEs Of climate in BuEilo, exposed ss
have been bF the lake, would have disclosed the
factn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

FIRST OF THE sEAsoN.-Venison steaks,
rich, rare and juicy, were upon Taylor's
bill of fare yesterday at the Angler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

Gas AT PGINEsTILLE.-Ths gas works are
now completed at PainssYille, and the town
is 70 be illuminated Gome evening next
week.
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CLKVELANp nIARKET.-Oel. 2a.

FLOUR-selllns in small way on'y, at Tn.
eharg ID rates.
WHEAT-sales Of OOO bash rcd free On board
at 81 co. cars on ira at 99S and cars do at 81.
CORN-gAleb CT / car on tra-k at SIC.
OATs-sales Of csr on track and 7l0 bush from
store at csc.
Vnng-SaI,a - n,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

GOoD.-Ths Third Ohio Regiment, en-
camped at Elkwatsr, Tygart Valley has
sent home $4,000.
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RROnI ar. InIrIs.

81. LOUIS, Oct. %.
Investigation into the affairs of the Millers'
& Manufacturers Insurance Company Of this
city, reveals the embezzlement Of s22, 900 by
Jno. W. Clark, Secretary Of the company.
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Speeixg 9ssltta.


0@A Warning to the UnWary, and one
"mighty 10 save" in contained IN the book, aHu.
man Frailty, or Physiological Researches" Il an
plains fully and squlyooally the secret causes oi
functional derauEemsnts and prostrated poWsrs
ith unialing nstTuotionH to eradicate every trsoS
nd particle Il venom Of disease, that SnsVin1
worm that insidiously but 100 surely eats away and
unaerminss the constitution, leaving man but thu
wreck o. his tormor-telE The victim Of this fetal
tendency should not lose q moment In procuring
this Invaluable work.
sold By DR.. BARROW, lsl Blocker street, New
York. Prloo y cents. Sent Tree everywhere.
sold also By 9. W. Ozark, DruEEistss Cleveland,
ohie.
Tn GREAF SEoRET.-It IS admitted BY
Al phyEleiAnI that the grsnd Eecret q health and
long lie los in keeping the blood and various nu
ia Of the body IN high degree OF huidity When
you fssl continued pain in tho head or bowels OF
any continued uncasiness IN any organ or Othos
bartH Of the body, you prevent serious sickness
BRAEDRETHs PILLS.
Bleeding nay give momentary ssss, because the
blood len viii have more room. But a. the body is
made rom The blood and sustained By the blood, 20
waste our blood iu to Eastl our life, and ruin our
oonHttution. Bat Brandroths Pulls relieve the cir
uulatian readily bleeding b. only taking away
what q can WeIl spare, and THET NEvER HUHT.
Ers. Hooper, Of RaTnstahle. Maas., Waa cured Of
%. Vitus' Danoe, General Debility, poorness Of
blood, aud cos.ivonoss Of many years standing, By
Hrandroths Pnls. The case at length is published
in tho Pamphlets.
Sold By s. Gardner, 40 Superior street, Clsvs
land, Ohio End By an napectabls dealers in medi-
olnss. seplsR25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

LTIlIIII - ElIllII-7II pT5IIIIlII
Eeopa the largest assortment Of the most improved
tinGs Of sPEOrAOLEs. An HIS Glasses, whether
lor near or far sighted, are ground under hil own
ogTsotioa, " machinery Of new construction, VITA
she Teaa5t care, 90 e. 20 suit the eyes in ell cases
curing weakness, Dizzine1n OF Inflammation OF tbs
Gysst ana impaTtiE9 strength for long reading Or
ans sewing.
Mf. SolomolBon would hsrslniorm the public that
hs uoFeF employs any one II the sale OF bic benGe1.
- leo. frieudid aEsoFtn ent Of BPH GLASSES
EI0EQ5OOPEs, OOEIPAsSES, &C., on hand.
- AkTIFIOlAL ETEs inserted without EEih,
e porleot e. natural.
olIIoS-Io. 10 Superior street, under American
Hos. meiI.d&u
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ne toIioalns d 81 extrsot fron = lsttsE Writtsa
~ ths Es1tor q B4rtiIi Church 70 the " Journal
end Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and spsakI vol
Gna b sEoF q tkat World-Fsn0Wnsd medicine, Of
Hns. WmELoW's EooEEHa eIRUP ron CHIEnsHa
EHlEEEai
1--WE go an edVertiEanonti in your colomnS O. Nh
WinslcW's Soothing SYrup. Now We mover said
Word n saver of batont medicine bsoro IN or I'm,
- W el compiled 70 Ely 70 YouF readers thht this
% kznh1E-VH HAVE EhIED u, AED KHOW II 10
aAEa n eLAnrs. It ls probably, one Of the most
ocsa.luI nsdicnos q he day, booauHs It s one Of
~ bszE And tho-s of your readers Who have babies
aTdo bsstar than 10 lay m supply"
Sc a1Vortisonent in another column. sep2sB25
PRKVENTIOR Is BEFTER THAN CUBE.
10 ladies Of dslicats health or impaired organiEa-
son, o. 70 tboss by whom an Increase Of family Il
hom any reason Objectionable, The undersigned
woula osr prescription which is perfectly rSlia.
be and sais and which has besn prescribed Iu va.
ous parts Of the cid world Tor the past oeutary.-
AthOagh tia article & very cheap and simple, yet
it has hsen put up in half pint bottles and sold verY
axtsnayelY at The s1orbtant price Of $ por bottle
the undosignsd proposes to furnish the roooips for
the small sun Of 81, By the possession Of which eV-
cry lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard
gt any drug store, 5r she trlhing sum Of 25 cents
psr year. Any physician or druggist will tell you
e s perfectly harmless and Thousands Of testimO-
Eials oan Be procured Of it's efficacy. Sent to any
pari q the world on receipt Of 81, By addressing
Dr. J. Q. DEYERAUX,
Aas.lEsss P. 0. Box. 10. rs, New Haven, Conn.
TEE JAPANESE,
TIE GREAT EAsTERE,
H.RH.TgE Prince OF WALES,
DE JOIhVILLE,
Nay cone and go and be
FOPGOT EN-,
But the lusre the ebony blaekness the rich browns,
TIE natural appsarano- ths sensation Of pride and
plsasure, produced by the application Of that harm
less preparation
CHRISTA0ORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR,
DYE,
win unquestionsbiy be gratefully
REMEMBERED
By all who use Il, inasmuch IS
"a THING OF BEAUTY
is AJOY FOREVER"
Prepared No. 8 Astor House, New York. Sold
sysrywhsr BY all Hair Dressers.
R25-ImdGW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

~ Attention is called to the new i'm
portation of Imperial Jelly Gum DrOps-a
decided improvement in the line of cOnfec-
tionary-to be found at John schrinks, No.
% Lyman's Block, near new Court House,
on the Square. ct
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

TIE DEAD AND FOUNDED IN
COL. BAKERS REGLAERT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
MORNING LEADER.
NEW ADvRRTIsRMKNTs.

E.A. Psimsr-Jaqusa' Extract Of Pond Lilly.
T. A. Palmer Bellinsham's Stimulating Onsueni
K. A. PalmoI-Brusbos and Combs.
X. 4. Paimer-Cider Vinegar.
KollborE Hausmann-zsphyr wOHtsd.
Hawks a Bso.-LOcal Notice.
Steamer Iron Cily-For Lake supsrior-Local No
lioa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

HArlLros, O., Oct a..

HANIToE, O., Oct %.
Col Ryan, of the 50th Ohio regiment died
to-day at O'Clock. He was taken sick on
Sunday with apopleEy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

DARGAINSl BARGAINS II
ID In order to ensure the sale Of this season'i
purchase Of goods, viii offer
Figured French Brilliantes OF is, worth 81 eants
Oh1ntz /" Organdies at lSA s7H
Fast COlOred Lawns at 10 cents.
Embroidered English Bareges only IS cts. a yard
Good Fast Oolored Prints only cents yard.
Ghalleys worth 25 cents, at Gully IS cents yard
Brown Antique Rarasols, only IS c9nts each.
A few Black Lace Mantillas at half price, and
many other erticles, which viii be offered OF verJ
Low Prices 70 sell them OF during this saasen
s. HYMAH,
s.-.- Cheap Dry Goods Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24
y EARTHQUAKR m NAME.

UALAIs, Ne, Uct ..
A shock Of an earthquake was distinctly
felt here at Eve minutes past eight o'clock
this forenoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

Oct. II-1m-S6 ALOoTT & HORTON.
ELECTRIC BATBs.-Dr.G .Gibson's new elec-
trio baths cure general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the Circu-
lstion and remove almost every disease in
amsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfso-
ton to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for LADIES' female Oper-
atOr in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. jys
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OOM EROIAL,
Roard az TrnJe.

Presldont-J. l.. WEATHERLY.
Vice Pres't-M. u. BooTT. Troasuror-R. T. Lyon.
DIRECTORS.
d. D. CLARK, A. Quln, v. s. Davis, B. BroWhell II.
Harvey, A. J. Bsggos, 3. y. Lester.
RETEREEB.
8. y. Lester, J. @. Hussey, n. B. Scott.
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TELEGRAPHTC.

TROOPS ALSO SHIPPED FROM
OLD POINT.
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6FRTFaD n NEED. Try 1T,

DH BuuTN IETAELIBLn ErEIEHEF is prepared
srom the rsoips Of Dr. Stephen Sweet. Of Con
usotsuf TIE great honeS5ttsr, and ha5 been used IN
An vraeise for the last twenty ysars with tho most
s-toniahinr Eucos1l. As an external remedy Il is
EtfhOat rival and viii alleviate pain more speed
~ than I other preparation. Tor ell Rheumatic
and Nsrsouz Disorders Il e truly inallible, and a.
zrufiie for Sores, wounds, sprliun, Bruises, Sc,
a. socthins, hsaInE, AID poV 'rfoI Strengthening
urspsrIe., sxoits ths uEt W0nosF and aStonishment
q a. Who have ever given # trial. Over iou
sunFsd certificates of rsmsrkabis cures, peri0Tmed
bTIf vIifhin me last tuC yuars. attest this iRct
EdrEalo ~ Strong 3 ArmItfonE and Mm. AMke.
So hdvsrus1mgnt. sa2z.-isZod6H
MAEHooD-HoW LOsT-HoW REsToRED.-
ustpubIishsd IN Sea ed Envelope price cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Cure Of speEmatorThpa or Eeminai Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and In pad
lmsnts 70 Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con
Sumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
InespacitT, resulting from self-Abuse, &e.-By
ROBT.J = CULVERWELL, n. D.s Author q the
0REEE B6OKs &o.
"a Boon 70 ThOussads Of sulerers." sent under
ossl in plain envelope, 70 any address, POST PAID,
o. receipt Of six cgntG, or two postage atamla, By
Dr. OH J q. KLINE
l27 BOEery, New York, Post Oflos Box. 4os6.
Sept6dsW264
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HRIAN SYsTEM d Cue
IL not praoicsd BY sny other physician and tho PJ
lie should make a note Of this fact.
READ FOR YBGRSELF

IL not practced BY sny other phJ ana the puO
lie should make a note Of this fact
READ FOR YOGRSELF
Testimony Of s-He CT oar less citizens.
CLERGYNAS'S srATEMEET.
Rev J. B. Allen, Pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church, B oOklyn, Ohio, cured Of ChTOuie Fron-
chtis, in a letter, dated Sept oh, sdOs says "hIg
complaint was Bronchial, and a I my fears, With
many of my fr ends, that should have to be-
Ing public speaker. 1t was m king rapid strides
wis I cal Cd Ua Dr.. Aver in July last. an nov
able TO ny voice as mrch as st eny tims during
ny ministry, ard with n ere cIs-t srd comfort
thaa for ma months rast. I nov rejoice that I
sypli to IT. Aver. vas frequently in his Office,
aud Judge him in every resp ct a gentleman and
man OF culdca ion and scisnce." I"
N. Sanford, Esq Of the firm Of D. Sanford 3 Son,
unber dealers, herWiu street. Cleveland, writes
der date Of July 90 1861: "Dr Ayers prescriptions
have proved highly salutaTy. am certain that my
health has greatly improved, and have no doubt,
By a contiLuance Of ths medicine employed, 1t viii
be fully re-estabished. / an glad to know the Doc
T has met with wonderful success in our city,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

GENERAL HALLECK TO HAVE
SOME HIGH COMMAND.
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ENLARGED NECK

u N l. a X y u Y X, 1880.
which is so prevail Mt On the Lake shore.
Persons suffering from coughs night sweats,
bleeding at the lungs. general debility, partial
Deafness imperfect sight loss Of voice. hoarseness,
loss Of flesh and strength loss Of appetite anEUor
despoudsncy palptatioR Of the heart Oppression Of
the chsst difsut breathing, restlessncss at night
&C. should consult the Doctor forthEith.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The cold season is spproschiog. and your dificul.
ty will surely be worse and perhaps rendered IN
cVsABIE. The D esent season is peculiarly favora-
Bile for using the remedies, and the Doctor de-
sres the afflicted to bear in mind that greater pro-
gresI toward cURs Sf any chrome disease can be
mn Q during tho present month than in any other
two months Of the year.
Thgre is no guess wo. in the examination or in
the LdninisteEng Of ths medicines, Tor b. the in
strumeRts used there eau Be no mistake, and the
Doctor heststes 70 inform the patient or his
friends ef the TRUE state Of th case.
The oclor'B parlors At the Wsddsu Reuse are
throngsd 4 nl7, many persons coming from distant
statel, and others who w,Fs dishsaItened By form-
er experience and large sums paid 10 quaeks. here
dnd hsaIth, and that too By paylSg aysry moderate
and reasonable charge.
There is no charge for consultation,
Doctor ANER does not cure by mercury, eaustica,
qainine hlsterng, bleeding or anE Of the practices
Usually rsortsd to in the treatment Of chronic dis
sa,es. The treatment Is admirably adaptsd to per.
sons who cannot take strong medicines the ef.ess
are prompt and PeTmanent, and but fsw DAYS trial
will oonyinos the most skspticAl. The Doct5r viii
With pleasure name parties Who can Ee seen and
eonversed with IN thia city, who have been cured
By his mode Of treatment. Those who are nov
AmPsring with their lives up the blind guitancs
Of travelling dOstors," or who are CyinR By inch
q under the handa OF physicians who donot under
stald the nature Of their disease or true mode Of
ou.e delay no longer, but Hhils zen have the Row
sr seek in rat Onal way 20 regain yOu- healih.--
Thoas too EhoAre waiting for the disease to ''Esar
on" thlnk hils It'll time, Of those Who liks you,
waited but IN vaiu end have gone tsfors yos HAIRY
/ thousands Of tnose who have gone doRa TO ths
I grave with conVumbtlon might have been saved
Z mad they taken trOper precaBti0n and checked the
disease when Il VAS cntarrh or inasmmation of -
throat. ProAt BY rJAeeting upon their fatal neg
~ he charge shan in 20 case b sbeys ysaa.
] peaAs' E-rsEt sEI septsF35i
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at HALLS, II Public squsre.
suq9-R1l
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GEN. STONE AND GEN. BANKS HAVE
CROSSED THE POTOMAC.
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FRAEK PARKEs.-Liyery and Boarding
Stable, 90 seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages st reasonable figures.
Sep24R26:1y
G. G. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. dscasulO
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HANK NOTE LIsR.

CORRECTED BY o. A. READ : CO., BANEER8.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Bapkg;..; par All Solvent Banks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

% Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that GAN
EoF BE BEOEES By TIE HEAT, can be found at
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
etraatg
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REMARKABLE CASE OF THROAT DISEASE.
John h. DetsvS, Zone Of the largest boo. and shoe
houses In the west,) Cincinnati, cur Of most
distressing throat iseass, says; 'Dr, Aver made
careful examination and prescribed for me- and the
result Is perfect triumph. have now no difeul'
ty whatever, and am p,rfectly weiL"
DOct. AVER has also letters from nearly hun-
dIed others OF Cleveland and vicinity. rs has met
With rema kable success in the Of BrOchocsles
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-24

HOW COLONEL BAKER WAS
KILLED.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

G8- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at IS9 and l4I Water street.
Oct. II-1m-s6I. ALCoTT & HORTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-08
OUR PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORIZATIONS

On the lst OF May !7S1 Washington was irsazuratei
President Of the United States ia the theu City Hall Of
New York. where the splendid house s.srd9,
then occupied By Congress as a Federal Hall" "Hil
Excelercy' was escorted from bis house By troop OF
light dagoons and the legion rider the command the
wel-kEown Col Morgan Lewis, at ended by a committee
of the House and Senate, 10 Federal IIal. II be
received by both Houses OF Cong es assembled 10 the
Senate Chamber. At IL o'clock, H., he conducted
to the gallery in front OF the Hall accompanied by all
the members, when the oath prescribed by TIE COn.u
ton adIni5t' red to HIM by Chancellor Livingston,
who then said Long live Gen Washington. President
OF the Uned States" which Received with great ap-
pl .use BIZ the citizens assembled Washington then ad-
dressed he two Houses OF Congress aud afterwards at
tended Divine service in ST. P,us Church. after which
His Excelency proceeded in form TO his house. 10
the evening there fireworks, the houses q the
French ana Spanish Ministers brilliantly iiluniLa.
I'D I'D many beautiful transpaIetcie5 exhibited the
public
In 1893 Washington reel .ctcd, and inaucusaed
AZ Ph4delpha which occasion the following cpreno.
MES to place On MOuday Marcn 4 humber OF III,
members OF the Senate the Speaker and members OF Zoe
late House OF Represenativ together with the heads
OF departments, Judges of the Supreme Court g.: With
foreign ministers, together with great many ladies and
gentlemen of di,D' on assembled in the Senate cham
ber At IL NJ the President entered the hall. The Pfes
dent pro tenn then and said: Sir one of the
judges OF the Supreme Court is present and ready
10 administer you the oath required by the Consttu
10 De takeb tresllcnt OIL the United STAT
The President then made short address, when Judge
Gushing read the OATH which the President repeated alter
him, by sentence follows: a. George Wash-
neton, do solenuy thai will faithfully
the Office OF PIE iient of the United States aud WILL
the best of ny ability preserve protec, and defend
the Constitution OF the United States" TIE President
ys then sauted by three cheers Of the people, and then
,etiyed.
iu 1897, John Adams who wss elected President vas
iuauguratsd in Independence Hail Philadelphia On the
February. In 1901 Thomas Jeherson was elected
President OF the United States aad was naugurad at
Washington, asrch Ih. Ia 1898 he reelected and
succeeded in 1909 by James Mad son, who was
Elected in 1913. james Monroe elected 10 1871 and
reelected in 1921. John Qlincy Adams succeeded him
10 1928, and next came Andrew Jackson who elect
ed in 1929 and reelected in 1883 Martin Van Buren
inauguIated in 1887; William H. Harrison in lsil;
hi Tyl in April 1871 snd after the de tn OF Harr
so james K. Polk in ls45 Z.chary Taylor 10 1912;
Nllard Fillmore ia July 1850 after the death Of Gen.
T,ylor Franklin Pierce in 1853; James Buchanan in 1857,
and now Abraham Lincoln in ISL.