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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
From First Pace.
FWOM


NKw YORK, September 5.
The Herald's Chattanooga oorrespon-
dent saws that since Colonel ". B. Cav,
of the 10Th colored infantry, took command
of this post the ..Augean stable IL being
renovated. The arrest and Confinement
of several officers for drunkenness and 3
PRONUNCIATION of an order forbidding the
sale Of liquors to officers or soldiers, have
hada EAlutAry effect As Chattanooga is
n of the i've permanent fortresses of the
United States it is evidently desirable that
strict order and military discipline. should
at once be inaugursted, and that vice in
every form should be discouraged. This
Colonel Cav has done.
The colored soldiers of the OoloRel's regl-
ment are all picked men, formerly OF the
engineer corps, embracing mechanics OF
all kinds, who can construct anything from
the simplest article of mechanism TO q Nv
era track for a one hundred pound gun
The Colonel is an experienced engineer,
he constructed batteries at cape Girsrdeau,
Island No. 10, and other places in the
early psrt of the war. This makes both
the commander and soldiers eminently
fitted for the command here, where guns
are TO be mounted.
Chattanooga presents a lively military
appearance. There are now stored in this
city about $7.O0O,0 900 worth of stores be.
longing TO Government, and measures are
being made to secure them against fire.
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FRol6 NoRrH CAROUINA.

RALEIGH, September A.
Judge Carter, VINO has returned from an
extensive trip through the South, states
that the cruelty to the freedmen, and the
frequency of homicides among them by the
whites, is increasing to a fearful extent es-
pecially In places where the troops are be.
ing removed. The Judge has a copy of the
Southern sun, which says: Ifthe Yankees
are alarmed at the killing of 9 few hun
dred niggers a day in States whore they
are projected by Yankee troops TO certsin
extent, what will be their alarm after the
departure of the military forces, and the
re-sdmission into the Union of these States
as sovereign powers, who will then have a
complete organization of the militisin each
county, which will give the South 3 second
army that will bid defiance to the worlo ?
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BOARD OF EDUcATIOE.-The Board met
Monday evening. The report was crowded
out of our last issue.
Present Messrs Pitkin, Mellen, Eellr,
Sheldon, Price, HsrtwelI and Kobe.
Mr.. George A. Kobe was appointed Sec
rotary pro tenn.
By Mr.. Mellen, That a special committee
of " be appointed to contract with E.
Cowles or some other responsible party, TO
take the annual school census. Mellen and
Kobe.
By Mr.. Price, That the Superintendent
of Buildings and Repairs be authorized to
purchase the necessary supplies for the
opening of our schools. Carried.
By the same, That the Superintendent of
Buildings and Repairs be authorized to pro-
cure the chairs which are wanted at pres
ent. Carried.
By Mr.. Kobe, That the Committee on
Buildings and Supplies be authorized to
recommend to the City Council a plan for
the seating of the new school buildings.
Carried.
By Mr.. Eells, That the Superintendent of
Buildings and Repairs be authorized to en-
ploy Mr.. Quackenbosh as Janitor of the
East High School at a salary not exceeding
e. h Dloasnrs of the
Yeas-Messrs. Pitkin, Mellen, Eells,
Price, Sheldon-5.
Nays-Messrs. Kolbe and Hartnell-2,
Declared by the Chair carried.
By Nj. Sheldon, That a committee Of
three be appointed to report to this Board
at the next meeting whether they deem it
expedient to change from the two session
system of three hours each in our High
Schools TO q one session of five hours.
Carried.
Messrs. Sheldon, Eells and Price, were
appointed to serve on the Committee.
Adjourned for two weeks.
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ASSAULT AMI BLTTERY.-Judge Tilden, of
the Probate Court, was occupied yesterday
with an assault and battery case, of the
State Us. Thomas Psrcelle. Defendant re-
sides in Euclid, and the offense was com
mitted on the 18th ult. Prosecuting At
torney C. W. Palmer appeared for the State
and N. s. Castle, Esq, for defendant. Par
eelle was acquitted.
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IN RIEMOKIAM.

The following tribute 20 the memory Of little
Eta, daughter Of Dr.. G. o. and Francis 8. Benton,
written by Rev @. Hartley, has been handed Us
for publication
remember thee well, a sweet little child
S, modest and gen le, 80 lovely and nhai
Thy voice like q harp tnat vie ds TO he pFee1e
When the z ,Phyrs OF spring stir the doom IN the
trees
No May-bird more happy, more joyous or free
Sure all lovely things were related 10 thee
A sweet little child, with bright sunny eyes,
Once 3 gem Of the earth, now an heir oil thesAies'
Thy foEehesd 30 fair and 6rohe{ With such grsee, :.
Methinks twas like heavens DER ; heaVenIy lAeel
Thy Iips they were like = cleft rose in the sun
Thy form was an infantile, beautiful one.
There was bloom on shy cheek and lofs IN ~ine
eye; ,oh.
A - eet little child, with bright sunny eyess
Once ) gem Of the earth, now an heir Of the SKIES
could not but love thee, thou dear 'boDnis GEM
A brilliant vast thou, set 10 loves disdemi
A SMILE, a sweet smile, on creations bright fnes'
Afower of Eden, In hf-'s beautiful vase
A mirror ref 7cting the image Of bliss
In a world 30 becloudsd and fearful IS this;
A sweet little child, With bright sunny eyes,
Once a gam of the earth, now an heir oIthe sAles
1 could not but love thee, and pray that thy years
Might be bright and uIcloudsd, unmingled VIII
tears.
And wreathed Thy fair brow with lar IoNeiiel
flowers
Than those l would Irvine and offer TO- THE,
With Affection 90 fond, so purs and go 1fee-
| For a sweet little child with bright sunny Eyes
Once a gem of the earth, now an heir OF thesAies
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DIED.

GROFF.-Tue,day, September 9Th. Harry suth-
erland, only sou of II. r. and Mary A. Gref, aged
one year and six months
Funeral ThdrsdGy, September It'll, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, from AZ Wood street. Friends of the family
are invited to attend.
THRoUP.-On Mondsy, September 4th, David
Throup, Esq, in the 9O:h year Of his sge
Funeral at the residence of his dsu. liter, No. IL
Hill street, Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
Friends ofthe family are invited to attend.
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TIE SrEREoPTIoox.-This exhibition is
having it all its WI way O'nights in Brain
ards Hall. The managers are favored with
good houses, and the spectators are in turn
well suited with what they see. We need
not repeat what we have said a number Of
times, that the views offered are msgnif-
cent. 1t is q very large and choice selee-
ton. And the ordering of the same in the
exhibition is under the control of the best
operator in the country. There will be q
matinee at half past two O'Clock this after
noon, and an exhibition this evening.
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Tue BUREED.-The tug Stockton was de-
by FIRE on Tuesday night, on Bear
Creek, and will prove a total loss. She
was built in this city in 1852, by Luther
Moses, and was 81 tons burthen. She was
first engaged among the fisheries at Thun-
der Bay, and subsequently piled between
Port Huron and Detroit.
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CIGAR MAKERS CoEvKNr1oN.-In conse-
quence of the nOn-arrival of a large number
of the delegates to the National Convention
Of Cigar Makers, the meeting was not held
yesterday. We understand that most of
the delegates arrived yesterday afternoon,
and that a meeting will be held in Temper
ance Hall to-day, commencing probably at
ten o'clock this morning.
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OswEGO o.
MARINE NEWS.
. OF CLEVELAND.

PORF OF CLEVELAND.
7,..- % EHTERED--. sspt'mber 40
stmr Morning Star. Vigsr, Detroit
Prop Pacific. Kelley, San, usky
Prop New York, Monroe, Dupki'k
Bark Sunshine, Chase, Buffalo
Bark II Z Perew. boWman, Buffalo -s
Schr international, Mcclure. bufalO
sohr S BurchArd, Day, Bay City
sohE WSg,tsn, Stone. Marquette t- t
sehr Eureks, Maxwell. KiGgsvills A..
soow r wilcox, Post, saginaw
Schr Black Swan, fmth, Black River
ecow L len White, Dnpey, Bay City I
erI1a .arr CLEARED. september 40.
stmr Morning Star, viger, Detroit
rtmr EllA Burrows, Burrows, TyIcOnnel
Prop : ew York, Monroe, Toledo
Prop Pacific, Kelley, ruffAIo
Prog fioga, sissOn, Duhkirk
Prop Genelsee Chief, Clark, Detroit
Prop oiean, Waterbury. Dunkirk
Big G Abel, Murray, Bay CITY ~
Schr J + Osrd, Judson, Marc lette 1-l
sehr Dauntless, Roach, Chicago
Schr Maid Of the Mist, liberty eaginaw
ScOw MARY Amelia, Shoemaker, Detr,it
ScoW ThomNs SEsin, PeiOE, KsHey's Island
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ST.. GLAZE STREET FIGHT-CoEREcTIoE.-We
published in our last issue q squib on q
| fight which came off MoIdAy afternoon in
a saloon on st. Clair greet, the facts and
the version having len furnished Us by g
person who cIarmrA to be an eye, witness of
The affair. Ne are assured on good author
ity shat the s1icle did gross injustice to
Mr. znOmss Fitch, who was represented.ss
one of the party mixed in the drunken me-
lee. Learning thai his employer and 8
fellow workman were carousing in q saloon,
he went over there to get them away from
b slow-lived crowd. As he entered the "a
loon, he heard an intoxicated Dutchman in
sulting his employer, and Immediately saw
Germany knocked flying by said 1sboss.n
Whereupon the crowd of Fadeflanders made
for the half-drunk hero of the occasion and
his comrade. Seeing the odds against the
Two men, and moved by a natural sympathy.
Mr.. Fitch interfered, knocked right and
eft, and got his ''bossp out the door, when
le warned the Dutchmsn off. But thew
would have a fight, and so Mr.. F. was iney-
tably drawn into the fracss. We mako
his counter statement in justice to Mr..
itch, whom we know to Re a sober and
young man.
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lew ADVERTIsEMENIs,

B. Butts a CO.-Fsll Styles Hats.
Cobb, Andrews 4 Oo.-School Books.
I. W. Upham-Buggies for sale.
Cowles & Co.-RazoTs.
Wanted-Kitehea Girl.
Lost-Money.
N. T. Color Chicago.
L. W. Upham-OATTiages for Fale.
OOWles q Oo.-sfIver Teaspoons.
A. s. Hollo usIl-SeoOnd-hAnd Books Wanted.
Army-Board Vented.
B. 8. Green-Agents Wanted.
For sAle-Fine Residencs.
E. W. UPhau-Light Open Buggiss for Sale.
OOvIss & Oo.-The American Watch.
Brainard's HalI-The stereopticon.
G. W. OroweI 4 Oo.-LOoAl Notice.
Fer Sals-Top Buggies.
FeniAa Brolherhood-LooaT uutivv. -
Fragrant so~zodont-LOoal Notice.
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For LAKE SUPERIOR.-The magnificent
steamer Ironsides, Capt. j. E. Turner, will
leave this port for Lake Superior this
evening at eight O'Clock, from the dock of
Malone, Petit & Co. No stauncher boat be-
longs to the line or floats the lakes; and
she is admirably Differed and arranged for
the accommodation of passengers.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
a Timely warning TO the Sick.


A Timely warning 10 the Sick.
It is especially important at this time, when the
markets of the United States are flooded with the
direst poisoDs, under the lame OF imported liquors,
and when domestic compounds purpOrting to be
medi,ina!, but not . whit less perniciOus, are her
aided to the world as sovereign remedies, y thst
the public should fully understand the facts. Be
it known, then, that while all the dinusive stimu-
lants called liquors are Impure, sHd all the Tosies
containing alcohol are manufactured with 8 sery
article containing dlhyE or fasA Ot, a mortal pOi,oH,
H~osTETTER's o~ELEBBATED STOMACH BIT.
TIERS contain none of these things, but a conbina-
tion Of pure essence Of Bye with the pure juices of
the most valuable stOmachic, anti bilious, and
aperient herbs and plants, and that as safe and
rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and all its k'ndr.d
complaints, this. preparation stands before the
VOL Id without . rival or composition. Its sales to.
day are squAl to the COuDIHsd sales or all the other
tonios advertised in the United States, and The
certificates which authenticate Its usefulness are
signed By individuals Of tho highest standing in
syely professional calling and walk of life. Be-
ware Of limitations and imposters.
seE4:24s 1wd .s ..
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TIE UNITED STATES WELL-IT "STILL
LrvEs."-The report that the United States
Well at Pithole, which came by telegraph
a day or two ago, had ceased flowing, is
not true. 1t flows as freely and as largely
as ever. If there is any change, the flow
is on the increase. This statement is au-
thentic, and may be relied on.
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FRHIAK! BRoTHERHoOD.-The free lecture
which was to be delivered by Capt. C. F.
Walsh, Central Organizer F. B., on Friday
the 18th inst, is, in consequences of the re-
pairs of the Academy of Music, unavoida-
bly, postponed to soma evening Of next
week, Of which due notice will be given.
AZ THOMAS Lawn,
Chairman of Committee.
O. HUssEY, Secretary. Sept.6:243,
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BUsT OF GOVERNOR BRoUGH.-We learn
that Mr.. William WalcOtt, the sculptor of
the Perry monument, will soon execute in
marble a bust of the late Governor, a cast
in plaster having been taken of the head
and face shortly after death.
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AMUSEMENTs.
DRAINARD'S HALL,
EradaU EvannNnR.r sent Uaf

DRAINARDS HALL,
ID Friday Evening, sept. LIST, ID
The OngiEAr Mammoth
SrEBEOPTICOR!
copyrighted b. P E. Abel, Philadelphia. This
refined aad elegant Entertainment, which has res
ceiTed the highest encomiums of The press and lite
rAry ard Ho'entihs men VINO have witnessed its
Marvellous Pc gers and Astonishing Effects, will be
exhibited a. the above hall for ONE M1EkI cur
ing which time q collection Of over One Thousand
Views Of he choicest
FOREIGN AHD AMERICAN SCENERY,
Architectural Views and etatuaTy will be presented.
Tickets 70 cent?. Reserved Seats so cents. No
half price. Tickets for sale as BrAtnard's Music
Store
REA Matinee will be given on Wednesday at
tsrno0n, for the accommodation Of Lsoies Rnd
Children, or which = special programme has been
prepared. Doors open 2 o'clock; entertainment
commences ats. Tickets to all parts Of he house,
IS c ,nts. Nhildren Is cents. a~ug29i243
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CITY NEWS.

FoRsHe THE CONNECTING LIEK.-Workmen
will begin, this week, the work of construct
ing the railroad from Elyria to Oberlin. 1t
will be pushed through to a speedy con.
pIetion.
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FINE RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-Attention is
called 10 the advertisement in the Notice
srA Wants column of =. fine residence for
sale by ]. E. and G. s. Ingersou, together
with ten acres of land, seven of which are
covered with grapes, &c.
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Hay-Firm and IN good demand We quote A.
Ss,OO9Is,O 90 for new loose; us,OO for bAled, Beater
pressed. g Ioi EH 7J
-Seeds-TimOtby nominal at SI,5O94,Ta. NO
Glover IN market. rr.-
~sAIt-Firm. Nos held at %, 46 for Fine ss'0O
for Ooarse.
Ale ana POrEar-MarEa. stsacy- We quot'
- iOIloWS Present. Use II Ale SO; Stock XXI
S14,o0i Ksunstt sls,Ooi Pale Cream I'll PoEt''
IA Hall and quarter bsrrelD in proportion
water EfHne-0swego and Akren held ct
S7,o1.
PIasaar-"Povsnsr land piaItsF 5000 per
tom; Oalcined 800 Q Dbl.
HOPs-Firm. Kew York State 4596OO, accord
ing to quality Ohio S5@SOc.
MaIf-steady. Barley MALI held ct Sl,T0 per
buahel.
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UNITED STATES OIROUIT COURT

Opening of n September TeTm--Tne
Court adjOurns Out of Respect 10 the
HemSry Of the Late Gov.
Address by Judge BWayne--List OF
Lnrnra.
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MARRIED.

HOUGH-RH0DES.-At st Johns Church, Sep.
TENDER 9TH, by Rev. Lewis Burton, alt ed b,
Hough and Abby s., laughter OF Chss. L. Rhodes
all OF this city.
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TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 5.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, jr., in the chair.
All the members present except Messrs.
Dangler, Martin, TruscOtt and Weideman.
Reading minutes OfprevIOus meeting dis
pensed with.
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Lp.no,rvv so,n, A,,,o.r Tn,ovn-

A REPORTER SOLD ALMOST A TRAGEDY.-
We have to record this morning an expert
euce or adventure of a reporter last night,
which reminds US of the fable of the Sirens.
George Hoyt, of the Rerald, will excuse US
for being personal since what we have to
write came near being his epitaph. The
ladies of st. Peters Church opened q fair
TO the public last evening, in National Hall,
for The purpose of obtaining funds for
building a spire on their church ediice.
They had secured the services
of the Temperance Band, which
discoursed excellent music during the whole
evening. The strsins foated into the
Council Hall during The session of the
Council, and on the conclusion of that
meeting, we-the reporters of the morning
papers-felt it to be our duty to ascertain,
for the ediication of the city this morning,
what might be going on in National Hall.
The seductive music allured and captivated
US. Like infatuated mariners, music
drunken, we drifted TO the island of the
Sirens. George had no sooner reached the
Hall and whipped out his book to make
a note of the affair, than he
was approached by a bevy Of
beautiful maidens who gently led him to
the farther side of the Hall, and impor-
tuned him to invest a quarter in a ticket
which, were it the lucky one, would draw
a stand, a fancy pebble-basket, a Jfne tOoA
comb and a picture of a canonized iLdivid-
ual, which the Local, in his bewilderment
mistook for the portrait of Gen. Sherman
1t was in vain the reporter protested he had
no money, such being the proVerbial estate
of local editors. The faster he protested
the faster came up the fair im%portuners.-
They gathered in his front. They fsnkec
him. They cut of his retreat. He had NJ
pOntoons, as Artemus Ward observes in hi
dilemma with the seventeen widowed
Mormon virgins who had set their heart
on him, and so could not escape. Tn
maidens laid their imploring hands in his
some twenty of them, and for a quarter o
an hour pressed him with urgent ~solicita
lions to buy a ticket. Having no money
he offered to subscribe a quarter, but the.
questioned his veracity and credit. TIL
local editor lifted up his eyes, being in tor
meats, over the waterfalls, his face red an,
dripping with Precipitation, but no succo
was visible. o, Liberty thy face is beau
} tifulI Who shall deliver me from tn
bodies of these maidens? At last som
thing called off the attention of all the fsi
custodians of the Local, except one who sti
--.sk,-aJ h. kol1 IN hin -han vuoNo6
ing his chance, he suddenly sprang ssid'
and regained his liberty with the loss of
c~oat-button and a piece of the cOat-tail!
HWhen George is obliged to go by tbs
, place again, he will initiate the example
4 he ancient Ulysses who, sailing by th
island OF the Sirens, had himself lsshe
to the mast. -; ..
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mEETHI TEETH TEBTa
Ar. I. p DANIEBs,

Late Of the frm Of HALIvI57 80 .
an q : ~ cd asrabHshed Dental hOcm1, eofeS
ont.r5o strset and Public Square. making t9oss
iuysIrSbie gems Artificial Teeth. st me oae ~. a.
before the war. An Upper OF Lower %. 1ops
10 SIS, an work warranted. ~
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New York stock MarheE-sept. ..
IBI THLBGRkFH.l fH
Governments StOeks-Steady. U. 8 Sixss.
Five twenty coupons, lO772; Treasury 7 sos, second
series, 99Z' -
SIOek5-Ooered dull and closed better. New
Hudson ITO; Reading 1861; Cleveland & Pitts
buIgh 7 "a ; Sorthwestsrn zsZ; do preferred $50;
Toledo lO41S; ROrk Island IU9h; Milwaukee q
Prairie du CHEN 49,; FortWayne g.
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Do SEARCHING o TIE PEwAFIo.-We learn
from the Detroit papers, that the wrecking-
steamer Magnet, which has been searching
for the wreck of the PeWabic for some time
past, has given up the undertaking for the
present at least. The search was made at
a distance Of six TO ten miles from land.
Immense trees in 8 petrifed state were
found at the bottom by the diver who fire.
qusntly explored at depth of fifty faith
pms The Magnet has now gone to re-
cover the sails, rigging and other effects off
the schooner Susquehanna, which was sunk
Oh cenneAut q short time since.
Cry BKxroS's REPoRT.-Wepublishbo below
the City Sections report for the month
of August, 1866;
rruopr
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''Mils not the occasion; by the forelock fake
That subtle Power, the never-hsiing time.
Lest q mere moments putting of should make
Mischance almost rs heavy as . crime"
Recolect that Dr. D. H. seeIye's 0atArrh Renee
will cure Catarrh, thus a~rrestiog q disease,
which, II allowed lis course, VIII result in Con.
sep4
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u. Z. Honey Market-sept. 8.

n. 4. Money Market-Sept. D. 81
IBT TEEEGBAPH.l
MOney-Rather more active at &c % ct. for
call loans. Lt-
Sterling EXchange--Bathsr more steady;
lO91S alO9h in gold Tor 1Ist class bills.
6Old-A shade frmsr, opening at 144z, and
closing ct l44H rrr.f
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$1,000 Reward--The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish . prescrIp-
tl0u for Coughs, Colds; WhOoping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. stIick-
lands HeIliauous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night swea's. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whOopiDg cough and primary cases
Of consumption are onrediby DR.. StrioklAnd's Mel
hnuous Cough Balssm. It can be had 1t any
Druggists. -rr-or
Benton a Dunbar, Agents. Cleveland, o. ms:R6
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DAILY LEADER.
REeIsTER.

- olstssns %ishing oo1voyanoS 10 other OF the
above Trains or Boats, viii be called for by Coaches
Of besVen1 Onnfb1E Line, BY leaving thar address
ct the Omnibus OmcS, I9I supsrior usrsst, naxt
door to the Weddsn House
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
DENTISTRY.

- J. & DANIELS, DESTnr, respect
-antunees G. his friends and patrons
- tuby bis professional aery cts, that he
Who are awalI.re his visit to the south and
y no. rs1utas =. az :, nd, south side Of Pqkli-
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The United States Circuit Court met yes
terday morning at ten O'Clock, Judges
sWsyne and Wilson on the bench. The
docket was called, when the District Attor-
ney, Hon. Joseph NJ. Root, moved that the
court adjourn out of respect to the memory
Of the late Governor Brough. He made q
few appropriate remarks in connection with
the motion, to which the court replied as
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ORDINANCES.

To repeal an ordinance entitled Gan ordi-
nance TO prevent nuissnees in streets"
ordinances.
To change the lines and vacste & portion
of Pittsburgh street. Rules suspended and
ordinance passed.
To establish the grade of Briggs street.
Ordinances.
To confirm the dedication of Briggs street.
Ordinances.
To grade and improve Briggs street. Sec
ond reading
For payment of claims. Passed.