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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

Iriallibia IN Believing Sto3page1 ard Iffs7uTsrIF
OF TIRE uen1e1 These il1 are nothing nv, tnf
have been cd oy tbs doctors for may TsrrT- kafh
In France A1d Amartca, with unparall-isf 1r1l-I1
10 eFegT CAS-, shd lr j urlad b. nany fhrutnDf -
dies Nbo have used thgns 60 Daks tee PiliI 50
tor the aliegistlon Of tboss tu1ertnE from ay fr.
ularitias WhatsFer vel ag 20 pr8grnf an inaI11s
cf family WnaFe heaah VII not Bfrnlit Il r1reIst
pso1 isrly situated, OF ih % guppouing thsmsslTos
%, caufton-d n1Eingt Usina these Filll Whf1a =
that condition, e. fhsspropriftor assumes no Ta15o
sinllitg after the above aomonitfon anhouEn fhafr
mldne91 would event any mi8-hief g hcalfh-
O,h8I wise tae f1ls afa recommslded. FuIl a. =
pl'eit dirtotio1a aeesnFanJ eaIh box Rri1o q -
sold wholesale AMI retail IN ClfV land b. BHE.
I ~ BEUs.. (Whcl gals nruFgistll 10 Euberiog
street; 5TROa9 4 Ann TdOna, lso 8ubsrioF 1fs
~ 5aCERiDER, N 6ussriOr Hs-psf: . ~
OLARks l0 Superior atrset, and ~ QH II 10 3
BRJ., cor OF Ontarios roat and fhe SQUARE.
LAUlEsl-BI Bendug u % 70 81 her oftna ahcTa
aEsl through the 'lleEslaud Pc Ults oln hari
the p lis BeaE % sny PlTt Of tue ocunsTV or Gig
toon1denEiAlyl md fraa of POS 49, D. re uF1 u az
n B.-looE cut To- counu ritiis. { ~ no Galttrl
Pills OF any ktad unless every box 4 sigasd 81 y.
Howe All othsrl are bass In pogitiol and un1aiss
therefore, ag ypu Valus Youf lives and healtn. fto
AZ nothing 5f being humbugod cut of yolr nr11oFj
by cnly those WhO show Ih8 Blgr afETl ~ Il y.
Hose ca every box, which has rtcst 10 ten sfdsd
on aocoG1t Of toe riilg hetlg 0ount1rfeittd. -
ingrsdisnt5 compoginE tha sboFs Pills sra uI1d8
Known 70 every Agent, and fkET VIII fzll Euu tfsf
ars 5efs and VII perform ell claimed for then -
3. D. hOWH, sob PropristoF,
mar21RF HaE York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08
REBRLs Running.

Special to the n N. Times
A telegram Just received here informs us
that the rebels are rstreating before our
forces under Gen. Ailroy who has advanced
from Cheat Mountain, and now bold
Camp Allegheny, lately eyacusted By the
rebels.
The rebels have also fallen ba,k from
Monterey and Huntersville and seem 10 be
aiming for Staunton, where they viii have
q Railroad escape.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

Police clsrk-schrOsdsr, S4S; Tuner, s5
.h.stiess Of Psaos -Fii1gerald, s25j Ben
ham, $50 scattsring, 10 7-T F
& C5Aa'ablss-Whitney, AS; Eastman, 4lO )
Euakirk., 42i; Simmons, 1905 Simple, Isl
Eager, 4Os; ssekmap, sssj DottsTWsichI
al0i Giumare, AL. v aea7rq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

~ Ths Pries Of the MoREIss LEADua 70 news
hgens L one Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
dFod, and no deviation under any circumstances
Ths postage on TIE LRADER, 10 NSWB Dealers
3 oaR-foHrth Of . cent per copy,
We would prefer that persona renting post
age stsmps should sond rs one ana three cent In.
siaaa q laEgsr danoninations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08


onRtbsi0Atr Of Water EerkS- Hubby lil
coHsipblsl ~ Whitney G0A. Eastman 4O4
DOt.srvelch tb7, Simmons 4OT, Buskirk 900
ssekmhn 4eIs Gilmore s45, EaEor sst, John
ssmpls ~. H
Justices Of tls Psass-FitSgerRld SSS, 1sn-
ham Ss5.
AIHTH WARD.
zrNstss-A. 2. Van Tassol sl7, Vim. 30
Board Of Fdueation-W. ". Gould las, J.
II. Sargant 22T, D. P. Rhodes 100.
As'esSor-JEmss Kane SIS, A. o. Boards
ley ls6.
Observation-Disclosures 500, Kelsey 339.
Polic6 clerk Schroeder 85A, Turner lsS
C0HlmtssioRsr Of Water Works-Hubby $50
CoHstGbiss W hitney 5l7. Eastman SIC
Dotter WEIGH 52S. Simmons BlT, Buakirk b2s
saosman t24, Gilmore $40, Eager AsS, Sem
Tustis,s q fPsas.-Fltsgsrald sol, ,BsnAam
SIT.
sHEFH WARB.
1rustss-T. D Masters, 9l0,
Board q AdHeati0H-A. J. RedinRton Isl,
7. g. BURN Us
HarsAai-gAllsgher Is1, Kelsey Sc.
ASstsS0r-E Halpin 2OI.
~ -
Commissioner Of Water Works-Hubbey
f0A @ A a
c9Hstsblss-Whitnsy 1877, Eastman zoo. Dot
terWeiek 3o9, simmons 20l, Buskirk le9,
bsakman 20l, Gilmore III, Eager -l0s.
JAstieo1 Of he Psaes-F Fitzgerald ifA, Ben
ham lT5. T-trlLlrf
ELEVBETH WARD.
1TuStss--JeTry COonrsd, 956.
Board " EdHeatioR- George Hartnsll, 2Ss;
Fred. Dalton, 50.
a SseSSor--A. Kline. 253.
Commissioner of Water W0rks-Hubby,
MarSlal-esllaeher, 276 Kelsey, 90.
Polies clsTk-schroeder, l42I Turner,
ia
justices Of Psaes-FitEgorald, 3Ss Ben
ham 238.
COAstablsS- Whitney, 2SS; Eastman, us
DntterWeioh, 24s simmons, ls7 BuEkirk.
l6I sackman, 27s; Gilmore, ais Eager,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

REv. GHO. GOEDOH had not BigniAed his
acceptance of his pardon ct nine o'clock
last evening, though 1t vas understood he
Intended TO do 50. Prominent citissns have
waited upon him within & day or two,
whose friendly advice has probably induced
him to fOrsgO his first intention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

"YH OLDEE PaPEEs The Boston Ca
zstte for March 18th, I77O, containing an
account of the Boston Massacre, and New
England Weekly Journal for April 9th, IT'S,
received at Bakers. News Depot opposite the
Postofice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

GHoRaE CHRIsiY's MINsTELs.--This we'll
known band of Eccentric Melodists" have
engaged the exclusive use Of the Academy
Of Music for "Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings, this week, where they are to give
thsir own original and universally popular
concerts. George, who is everywhere vel
eomed By crowds Of admirers, accompanies
his troupe and takes prominent part In the
performances, With all the old favorites and
IN addition Of several opsratic gems which
he has secured. The George Chrissy Min.
strels enjoy high reputation for their nu-
sical delineations Of the ''peculiar institu-
tlon,' ?, and srs rsooivsd genorsllyus as the only
perfectly organised Minstrel band in the
country. Their performances are varied,
chssle and moral-OIiginRl, humorous and
mslOdi0us. Some Of the pieces are as cor
rsefly and effectively rsndereds ss those Civ
en- in the regular opera. Their grotssques
and extravaganEas are not only rich In Wit
and humor but free from the cosThsness and
indeosnoies hat sometimes charaetsriss this
species Of entertainment, while their per-
fofnancss attract crowds and classes who
seldom visit places Of public anusementou
any ether occasion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

THH WEBB KELLER TROUPH.-To-night the
Complimentary Benefit tendsred to Mr..
Webb by numerous citizens viii be given
aad superb programme will be provided.
This will be good opportunity to witness
the excellencies of the troupe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

~ D.. Gibson Professor Of Mo1ioins
and EleetOPathy, cures ObStinsts o.saI q
DySPePaia, Rheumatism, sorOfulA, Neural
Ga and all nervous diseases, and diseases q
The BrainS Throat Heart, Lungl, Liver Gla
Urinary Organs, and ether Chroni5 diislssI.
Reference given 70 many sormidabls ea1ss
cured In this city aftsr other PhyIioians had
failed. See advertisement in AaothsE eo1r
umn. ofics No. l1S Seneca srsst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

TIE FIRE LAST EieHT.-The FIRE last eve
ming about 8 O'Clock was, as nearly as We
could learn, on WalWorth Run, and probs
bly, destroyed of the coal oil rehneries
there situated. The Fire Department did
not 20 over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

N. DoyOu know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, ct Wholesale, ct
liz Bank strestl Please call and gee before
making your purchases.
apl.Sse J. AAsuET'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08
VOTE or ABOLITION

Judge Trumbull made powerful and con-
vincing reply to Oowau and Browning on
conAs,atiOn. No Republican Senator voted
against abolition in the District Of Colum-
bia. Ne. CoWan was in the Capitol while
the vote was being taken, but not in the
Sanate 0b,nbor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

- One hundred and sSvsnty-RYs dosol
Of Aoonite, Bel, Nuz, or any other Hons-
Pathie Medicine, pure ana frsshs (ailoVi1g
tan pills to 3 dose) sent By mall II mstailis
covered bags, 70 persons enclosing IS oaut1
in stamps, or Otherwise, 70 John B. Han, n.
d. HOm0pGthis Chemist, 0lSYslaad, Ohio.
Established 1sl9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

~ Everett & Wilson have resolved a
new style of Union Playing Cards. Call
and see them. They have also received the
Waverly Magazines and Lsslie's German Il
Ir,afrated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08
PIANOS.
DLANOsl PIANO5tI
q. a. BARLOW, AaaEF.

g. a. bAhLUWI AaHHTi
No. 8 Euclid Street. Cleveland, Ohio
IA nov selIi,s the celebrated KNABE PIANOS at
Sreatig reduced prices Having Just recelYe9 a
- ssaortHrnt q tnoso superior instrumoatas he
5sId fnVils al into1din7 70 purchl1e G. CAL and
srsnins then bsfore purchasing elsewhere. EFsrg
S-.Ifru1nout UnrFantsd nse years.
Aas.5 oiS 1900 nnd Mslodsuns tahen IN exchange.
f.snos moved and bozsd with sars. Piano
BSSs' Psssos 19s Funsa aaa RsBaiEOd b. O. z; NAT
FEENA llAN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

WEEDELL PHLLrPs.-The lecture Of this
distinguished orator, ct the Melodeon TO-
morrow evening, before the Young Mems
Christian Association, should be kept in
view.
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.niof Hlts. csps and

%Merchants in wa I'll to call at 21s
Straw Goods should not L. :. vbere the
Superior street, Marble Block, ,-ht very
latest and best styles oan be bous -Sskev
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and 81
Hoods by she case or dOEsn.
April 2. E. W. PECK
Successor to Fuller 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

The smoke from the chimneys of the rebel
transports Is piRinly dsseernabIe from my
point Of observation. Things are working
Ia this region, and you msy be prepared to
hear of stirring movement at any moment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

81 For fruah Homeopathic Medicines
in Pallets. Powders or Ldquidl, Of sny
UTgleth, can at Hall's, II Pubic sgusVs.
GuVS-R71
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

uitiEens wishing oo1veVenoe % either Of TIE
above Trains o. Eoats, VII be called for BY the
eholr sddrc8 e. The onnibus ono, lfI Superior
Btrost, RoEt door % the Weddon HOuss,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

~ George sPrugue, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, has removed
IEom Oviaiss Exchange . g MsrWIn street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

sPHn1OETPH--stimpsoR il, beyond q
question, q superior artist, and We ldVIss
thoso wishing 70 get Ens Themes 3 oau
upon hin- A visit 70 his sallaEy, No. sEs
Superior Etrest, WI riohly rSpsy bofh sitl-
ssaand stranger. R1I.tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

RKMovAL.-We hsYe removed our stock to
1T Superior street, next door to Taylor &
:, Iswold, where we will be pleased to see all
p >ldcustoners, and as many new ones
a. our o. Wa call. B. Burns &Co.
as will give
,.,e,b 90 900
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

RR3HE FAREHR.-LiVsry ana Boarding.
stsblS, % sOnsca Etro0t, A No. HorSli ~
Carriages Al rsasanshls figures.
asnlER1e,Tr5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08
THE CITY.
Cf,y Eluslisn Returns.

Below we give complete returns from oil
ths WAFds--Wilh the exception Of the vote
1oE Police Clerk IN he Seventh. The vote
fOg Masuhal ia--eellssher, SE5SI Kelsey,
sot' eallashsr's znsioFity, S.sTa. The TO-
turDs show decrease in the vote Is COM
pared with he Last elsotlOR Of nearly one
half
Itukould Be remarked that the election
passed oR very quietly, there not being, to
eur knowledge, single occurrence Of dior
der worthy sf mention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

pared with he lant election of nearly one
half
Itbhoald Be remarked that the election
passed oR very quietly, there not being, to
ouFkaONlOdge. a single occurrence Of dilor-
der worthy Of mention.
rIRsT WARD.
Tslstss.- Rogers, SsS, Quayls, aSG.
Beard q Fdseatioa Jones, ses.
-Asssss0r -Beggs, tO9 Foot. l9s.
GsAaissioHs Of FatsT Works-Hubby,
Fsiies Clerk Schroeder, $40; Turner, 17s.
KarsAaE- -Osllsghsr, s98 Kelsey, 1856.
Jsstisss Of Psas,.-FiiIgsrald, 400 Ben
lam, 4os
osAstablSs Whitney, SIS Eastman, $50 J
Dosiorwsioh, 5s7 Simmons, s19; Buskirk,
SA5I ssokmAn, ts4 Gilmore, A2l; Eager,
SsTB ssmPls, ISs.
hIooEB WARD.
3 E57sss,s--AuBsl Roberts, IsOi o. A. Otis
ell sL'sttsrlug. 1.
BsasS 9f EansatiOn-H. P. Clark, $50 b,
Fuller, s1S Scattering, 1.
As5se0r-S. G. Mosoalf, lss JnO. sOhutt-
hslu. ssS
c8Nass.ioas ef Rss~ worts-HubBy,
ks2
Ra7sRal-esIlashsF, 2ITI Kelsey, ISs;
h'aasfiuE, 5.
Polies cgsrk-sohrOedsr, S4S; TUNER, IS /,
Gsstiess ef Psaos Fitzgerald, S2sj Ben
ham, $50 scattsrilE, 10 CTS
4 Csaa'ablsS-W whitney, AS Eastman, 41O )
Euskirk., 42i; Simmons, 1906 Simple, 1s1 !;
Eagsr, 40sj ssekmap, 3ssj DottsTWsich'
al9j Gllmnrs, AL. sasae4
oa EHIRB W1BD.
zres2s--H. s. Stevens 2hl, Levi JOhnEou
sls.-
BourS ef ESszahoa--P. A. Collier 24s, J.
~. hughes 2OI.
Assss0r-JOs. Fergus 2s7, P. Gallagher
asS. ~ N-e
Coma.isssensr Of Water WorEs--Hubby So7
Polios clsrk--schrosder 2s1, TurDsr 1e9.
NarslGl-Gsliagber 844, Kelsey 12o.
,NEStisss Of tie Fsass--Fitzgarsld Sss, Bens
aan sss.
cJasta5les-Whitney AZ, Eastmad $40,
D,ttereieh $50, Simmons 4se, Buskirk SO,
sasFmsa zSs, Gilmore A05, Esgsr ~, Sem
pie IS.
E0UETH WARD.
ZTEstss-Esra Thomaa, GlO.
Boari of FdHsxtiba-H. B. spslmnn, s1e.
Asssssor-J. B. eSyibble, 412.
oonHistonsr Of Wstsr Rorks-Hubby,
80
Polies clszb-sehrosdeT, SOS Turner, 1s.
Narsial-eaIlashsr, SIs'i Kelsey, 70.
Jw,tiOss Of tie PsaoS-4T 4TiiGgerald. So,
Bsnham, 80.
c6asta5lss-Whilnsy, 400, E'astman, G1l /;
DOttsEEsieh, Sssi Simmons, 4a,SJ BuHkfrk,
SoiJ saekman, S92j Gilmore, IsSj Eager,
1885, semples 60.
Trsatss-E. P. Paine SIS, Albert Ot'ngdon
80.
R0rd Of Edssatson--Dudley Baldwin 8Ss,
Frisnd Ss1.
1sssssor--John McArdls SsI, Farrell SOC.
AarsAal--. Gallagher ssI. Kelsey 20.
Roliss clsFs--schTOeder $40, Turner S22.
coMMissiossr q Water Works Hubby sSs.
osRstabIas-- whitney $50, Eastman 6Ss,
Dottsrweieh 627, Simmons s2s, BuskIrk e2s,
ssoknan oss, Gilmore sS4, Eager s24.
ssstass q a's Rss~-Filsssrald s2ss Ben.
lam 6s4.
sxFH vtap.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

O. I. ASSOCIATION MEETINa -Pursuant TO
a cali by the Secretary the members Of the
Association met at their rooms in Baldwin'S
Block, on The evening Of the 7th inst.
On motion, Judge ]. P. BiahOp was sP
pointed to the chair, and A. ". Wick Sac.
TstaEy.
The business Of the meeting being stated,
the Chairman, By Resolution, was directed
70 appoint COMMITTEES Of ave to nominate
9 ticket for election next Monday evening.
I'M. Chapin, J. r. Orr, Dudley Baldwin,
" 2. FogV, ands. z. Davis were appointed
said e. 'Nnmittes.
Afssr ,yn Sbss, nee q shOrt time, the Com
,,ittss -, ,orted N. = following ticket;
President NJ. J. Bo. ~em.n; aaIL.u
Vice PresiL'ent-A. g.. 1870
Cor. eecretsyy-B. F. PEI. S~o.nk
Rec. Secretary-Chas. E. SRi.
Treasurer--C. O. Carlton. >,ooIrs- ]
TFustses-Jscob Hovey, o. A, B,
o. Sergeant, Dr.. P. Thayer.
The ticket was accepted and adopteS
unanimously.
As no more business was presented, on
motion, the meeting adjourned to Monday
evening next, at ~ o'clock.
J. P. BISHOP, Chairman.
A r Wror gacrefaFV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.
HOW He OUTWITTED THEM |

Rebel Plans against Col. Geary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

Q. Q. O--Oarv'a oaugh OR, aoolSlI8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

THH 7. n. @. ASSOCIATION AND THE
oHURoHEs.-Fhe lsbors and the sxpsndi-
lures Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, in the management and support of
various missionary enterprises, having in
creased until they threatened to exeeed the
capacities Of tie Association, It was deemed
advisable to make sn effort to enlist the aid
OF tho churches Of the city. For this pur-
pose, the pastors Of the various churches
were last week invited to meet the Assoeia-
tion, that they might confer iogstasr a. to
the best means Of extending their bsusvo-
lent laboTs, and perfect financial scheme
that would supply the requisite funds.
The Association had, in the past, with what
aid was afordsd by the Ladies' Christian
Union, Eusssine5 City Missionary and the
Ragged and Bethel Sabbath Schools, dlspens-
ing many articles Of clothing and other nee
sssariss tc needy children throughout the
city. Thelimited resources Of the Associa-
ton not WArrsnting q continuance Of this
large expenditure, and its members being
10th to abandon these benevolent enter
pFiaea5 they appealed 10 the churches for
aid. The request was laid before The various
congregations by their respective pastors,
and the response is renewed evidence Of the
Philanthropio spirit which pervadss the
churches Of Cleveland. On yesterday sfter-
noon The several pastors again met the mem
berH Of the Association, and reported that
they were authorised, on bshalf Of the
churches with which they were connected,
to guarantee the payment Of all expenses
incurred ia the Management and support of
the City Mission and the Sabbath Schools
under the control Of the Association. Tho
Association will continue the active man
sgemsnt Of shs schools, the members con-
tinuing to discharge the laboEiOus tasks
which, in q pure spirit Of philanthropy.
they have voluntarily assumed in this wide
feld Of bsnevnleut sction
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

EFustS-JOhn huntington 500, Pia,s
ass. -
Bsantof EdusstioH-Harvey hice sl7.
Asassor-J. A. Bishop S54, saita lt7s
Efarskal-GallagheF $50, Kelley
.Polies cIsE-schrOsder $40, Turner 50.
Commissioner Water WorkH Hubb5 s15.
c5nstsBlss-W Whitney, ElIinr5 btter-
Wsish, Simmons, Ba.kif IA, eil-
more and Eager, sbedi
7uIsioss ef tls Rsaes-Titsgsrald ss5, Benz
ham Sss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

cJasta5les-whltney l42, Eastmad 44S.
D,ttsrsleh $50, Simmons 4se, BuskIrk SO,
sasFmaa zSs, Gilmore A05, Esgsr ~, Sem
ME a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08

GE PIuRrBUs UEUH"-Having thoroughly
tested Mr.. Hudson's new Tooth Paste In my lam.
lily, take great pleasure IN saying that we lind
il an the inventor claims. II Is a most admirable
srticie-by far the best we have ever used.
H. W. FAIRFIELD,
Pastor I'd Cong. Church, Oberlin, D.
oberlin, March 2sth, lso2.
'Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste" iS ad-
mitted by all who have tried tito bs the best
dsnsrifce in the world.
For HRle by Strong q Armstrong, and other
druggists in the city. aP'S;Ssi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-08


CUXAHoeA CouNTT TsAcHERs IHsTfTuTI.-
Tho session Of this Institute commences to-
dsy at Collamsr, and win continue till Sat-
urdsy. The general exercises viii be highly
Interesting, and an invitation Is extended to
all to be present, both during the day and
sVsninE. Fhe lectures before the Institute
will be delivered as follows;
guesdsy evening-R. p. Ingerssll, Esq.
MednsedsY aftefnoon-HOn. Harvey Rice.
a. eVening-E. E. Waite, Esq.
ThuFBdsy afternoon-Rev. J. B. Allen.
% oee" sVening-ReV. J. A. Stone.
Friday evening Geo.. A. Benedict, Esq,
The value of this Institute to the eduea-
tional interests Of the County cannot be
overostimated. Besides the instruction
gained by the Teachers during its sessions,
aad the wholesome influences Of mutual in
tsrcourse and the interchange Of plans and
views of school government and discipline,
healthy stimulus is given to renewed ef-
fort and exertiOn on the part Of Teachers
The public should feel q lively interest in
the progress Of the Institute, and should
give It all the encouragement 1t can BY an
attendance iis exercises end such other
means as may be practicable.
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+ Oonn.isssezsr Of Water Works--Hubby So7
Folios clerk--sehrOsder 2sl, TurDer 1e9.
E Narsl1l-Gallsgber S44, Kelsey 12o.
+ -Isstisss Of tie Fsass--FitzgarEld Sss, Bons
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gFEStss-Willasd, l4sj WebbeE, Is6.
Beard q EauSatioa. NoIntoIh, 1Se; An
drew, lSs.
AsssssoH.-IrWins 1911 Goldrick, l75.
Narskal -eaIlashsF, as1, Kslsey, 40.
c61stsblss = Whitney, 2sli Esstmsn, $50;
DrslsrRsiohs 2g9i simmons, 1sOj Buakirk,
SO; saekman, $50; Gilmore, 1855 Eager,
81, ssmples -.
ysstioss y tss Rsass.--FiiEgarald, 40;
BsahAm, $50.
R7gEfE RAlp.
I EFEsas-J. 4. Vaughn IO4, ). D. Palmer
a27.
,sseni q Esssati0a-W. ". CushiBE Al
AbsSaR-Wnlium Dggan 500.
1farskal-Gallashsr SIS, Kelsey So.
FsEes clWh-sOhreodsr S51, Turner 81.
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EurAFn.

Mr. Harris said be wished to offer a sub
slitute and make few remarks, and there
tore moved Postponement Of the subject
until tomorrow.
ThesenAte then went into executive Bes-
sion.
Adjourned.
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zrEss,--H. s. Stevens 81, Levi JOhnEop
als. nd
BoarS u Eds0aeioa--P. A. Collier 24s, J.
II. Huehss 9Ol,
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cOasta5lss-Whiiney, GOOj E'astman, G11 ;
DottsrEsieh, tssj Simmons, 4e,SJ BuBklrk,
Sa1j saekmaus s02j Gilmore, IsSj Eager,
S95J ssmples 81.
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TrEstss-Esrs ThOmaa, 40.
Boari ef EdEsNtiaa-H. B. speimAn, 4ls.
Asssssor-J. B. esvibble, 4l2.
colEissioHsr Of Pstsr Rorks-Hubby,
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The Senate Committee oD Military Af-
fairs to day reported bill authorizing the
President to transfer the appropriation Of
last February for hsrboF fortiacstions, to the
construction Of iron. clad gunbOsts.
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As's's0r-JO'. Fergus asz, ?. Gallagher