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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
Leeai Inteiiiaenes,

CoURT OF doNaox PLEas4cfviE BRAAtH-
BEFORE JuDeE BoLrox.lThe jary ii, the
case Of Silas Merchant. Administrator, ps
steamer Ocean, retdrhed a verdict for de.
defendant
The case of Vim. P. Stanley Us. the C. C
& C., C. d e., and Little Miami Railroads
was then taken up and tried to a struck
jury. ACTION is brought to recover DANA
ges resulting to plaintiff from a breach d
contract on the part of said railroads, Civ
ing said plaintiff the exclusive right to fuI
sleeping cars on said roads. Plaintiff claims
that Oh the lapse of a few months aftet the
contract, the railroad companies allowed
other parties to come in and ihterssrg Viii
his light, whereby he lost several thQqsaad
dollars; messrs. Keith and Andrews arc
counsel for plaintiff, and Messrs. Baeku;
and Wright for defendants.
BbroRE J6Bsk FooFs.-Fbs case Of Rich.
ardson Ds. Burgert cohsdned the day, in
court room No..2. It is d slit brotiyht DC
Recover reht. The jury are out. Verdict
Will De rcnOeTeu JulS mOI1luB.
CRIMINAL BRAScH-BEFoRB JUDGE CoFFis-
BERRY.-The Grand Jury came in yesterday
morning, and returned the following in.
dictments. F'!
State Us. Mary Gnfveyj grand larceny
piea, @hot guilty"
state ts. John Kelly; grand larceny
plea, "not Guilty."
State Is. William Burton +; grandlarcehy;
plea, mot guilty"
State rs. Clara F. Taylor and Margaret
A. Holmes; grand larceny; plea, "not
guilty"
State cs. Thomas Akin; assault with
attempt to commit 4 tafej plea, i'hot
guilty"
State Us. Jerry Sullivan and Andrew Nc
werney burglary and larceny; plea, mot
guilty" ~rr~ffge f9t'
State Us. Horace Ray; burglary and lar
"any plea '~ssnilty.s
State rs. John Murphy horse stealing F.;
plea, mot guilty. i4'
The case OF the State rs. John Mcdonald;
INDICTED for larceny, was then taken up
Verdict Of guilty was returned
The case Of the State Us. Thomas Akin
next called. Defendant is indicted for
assaulting, with intent to commit rape,
Jennie Kolb, a German girl eleven years of
age, living in Parma. The jury were
charged late yesterday afternoon, and went
ont. Verdict will be rendered this morn
ing. r.. .""T"
The Grand Jury will probably return a
lot of indictments this morning, the court
meeting at nine o'clock.
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FRoM LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer Iron
sides, Captain J. E. Turner, arrived at this
port yesterday morning. Her clerk, Mr.
John Holland, furnishes the following men,
orandum of her trip down:
She left O~ntonagon Wednesday. Novem-
Der Sth, stopping at Eagle River, Eagle Har-
Dor, and Copper Harbor. Left Copper Har-
Dor Saturday at one o'clock, A. M, Portage
Lake the evening ofthe same day, and Mar
quette Sunday night, The steamer Lac La
Belle LIFT Copper HarborFriday night bound
up. The schooner Richmond was at Port
age Lake: also propeller Concord, bound up.
Met the Northern Light just above Mar
quette early Sunday morning. The propel-
Ter Dubuque was at Marquette Sunday,
bound up 10 Superior City. Met propeller
Concord off Grand Sable, and the Sun just
above the Sault. Saw three vessels at an
Choir in Mud lake, Monday night, supposed
to be the schooners John Thursby, T. Baker,
and F. Wilcox, which passed through the
canal, bound down. ,a -HI--
The Ironsides brought down 1855 tons Of
copper from the Cliff and National mines,
consigned to Malone, Petit & Co.. 200 tons Of
iron ore for S. B. Mather, and 100 tons of pig
iron for H. B. Tuttle & Sons; 200 tons ingot
copper from the Grand Portage mine, con-
signed to W. Gushing, agent; 200 half bar
reIs Of fish for the owner on board, and a
large quantity of miscellaneous freight for
Malone, Petit 4 Co. 4.1
The Ironsides viii not make another trip
this season, but &c into winter quarters. She
has been very successful for the past year.
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--T.HH..r- 20 - 20 -
Loss OF THE Sc W L. P. FoRTIER WITH HER
CREw.-The Chicago Tribune says the scow
l., T. FOrtier, Captain George Mckenzie,
bound from Muskegon with full cargo of
lumber, was capsized on the morning 6f the
9th inst.s when about ten miles from Grand
Hayeh, The schooH4t Enterprise, Captain
Martin, staid by the scow almost all day,
endeavOring to remove the wrecked crew to
his W vessel, but, when nearly successful,
TO his dismay the Enterprise, owing to the
great strain she had undergone from the
terrible waves. sDrane Captain
Martin was obliged to set saitidnd leave the
crew Of the sc5w-seven in number-to their
fate. Since that time, four o'clock P. N. of
the 9Th inst, nothing has been heard from
the wreck or the men On board, and no
doubts exist that ali were swept overheard
and lost The Fortier and her cargo were
owned by Messrs. White, T~rowbridge & Cos
of Chicago, whose loss will be about $4,000.
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BUSINESS AND ~TELEGRAPHIc COLLEGE,
We call the attentionof our readers to the
advertisement of Bryant Stratton and Eel
toms Business and Telegraphic College, in
Northrop and H~arfington's building, and
Rouse's block, in this place. It is one of a
chain of thirty-three similar Institutions,
extending throughout the country. Theory
and practice are SO thoroughly combined in
the course of instruction as TO secure the
pupil more benefit in less time and at less
cost, than can be obtained anywhere else in
the land. The Science of Accounts, Com
mercial Law, Single and DoubIe-cntry
Bookkeeping, with all its collateral
branches, are taught here in the most ap-
proved and thorough manhef. The Tele-
graphic Department is in the most comPe-
tent hands, and is pronounced by good
Judges the best in the country. We can
heartily recommend this College TO all who
purpose obtaining a commercial education.
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RoBIsoy's CLOTHING SrORE.-We happen
ed in Robison's clothing establishments,
No. $50 Superior street, yesterday, and can
testify to the tact hat his stock Of clothingis
the one of largest and most selecttobe found
in this city. His establishment has been
recently enlarged, making it the most COM
modious in the place. Mr.. R. is offering
his goods at wholesale and retail, and at
low rates in order to close out his stock be-
fore New Years, since, after that date; he
intends changing his business. Hence peo-
pie car get bargains at No. $50. The Live
Yankee" Aminidab Sleek, at the door, will
g%raeiously welcome all and sundry to enter
the establishment.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

wooLES GooDs, &c.-Adams, OSBORNE and
Goodwillie have quite recently opened an
establishment at No., 50 Bank street. for,
wholesaling wooden goods, embracing Eng
lish, French and American cassimeres, over
coating, ladies cloth, plain and fancy sati-
nets, vestings, shifting, hannels, &C., &c
The merchant tailors of the city have long
felt the need of a house like this, and the en-
terprise must succeed, as it will supply an.
urgent demand of the market. The stock
kept by this firm is very large and exceed
ingly we'll selected. Their establishment is
opposite the Angler House, On Bank street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

Academy of Music-MAcbeth.
II. 7, L. ens-LUcal Notice.
Geo. D.. Beck & Co-Caa- Fruits
SIS. oe-Hahnemannian Life Inc, Co..
Geo. D. Beck & Co.-Teas.
A. Metz, NJ. D.-Csrd.
Geo. D. Beck a Co.-Molasses.
"A. G. Q. S. A.-Lieut. John Clingman.
Geo. D. Beck & Co.-Gtoreries.
l34 Prospect ~street--Girl Wanted. ~ q
c. Barkle-Dog Lost.
Castle a Harnett-Photogrnph Stock
S. A. Fuller & Co.-Furs.
Grover a Baker-Sewing Machines.
Adams, Osborne q Observation-Disclosures Goods.
c. Ii. Robison-ClOthing.
Kinnard, Dreher & Co.-PiaDos.
Bryast, Stratton a ~FeIton.Com. College.
Holden, Clarke h wilsoh-LocaI Notice.
Mrs. G. NJ. G.-Board Wanted.
Burridge & Co.-Late Patents.
G. II. Experimentation Sale.
Room 4 American Buildings-Lloyd's Maps.
Lost-Store Key
70 Prospect street-Girlw Wanted.
b. S. Green-Agents Wanted.
D. Burgert & Sons-LocaI Notice.
D. LincOln-Local Notice.
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New York Marke1-Nov. Is.

Corr0S-MOre active and firm. Sales at 5Q95Ic
for middling. 90 p ZfF1fF
FfLoUR-Without decided change.
Sadeeat 81, 20@s, IS for extra state; IS, 95@9,1 10 for
common to good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio, the market closing quiet. "
MHIsKY-Dull- Sales of Hesterh o. s., 439245.
WHEAT@Without great change.
Sales at 81, 81 for Inferior 10 good Chicago
spring and Milwaukee club; s., 400 80 for new
amber state, and 81, go for new white Michigan,
RYE-Quet. = = ALhHA Ri
BARLEY-Du1 and heavy - ls
MALT-Quiet
CoHN-A shade frmer and in good demand, part
for export. Sales at sS@93c for ungound g4G
Doc for sound mixed western 800 for White
western.
OATs-Dnu. 2 nav 81.
COFFEE-Quiet. Sales Of Cuba Muscovado at
144Gl4%c. ---
MObAssAs-Quiet.
PErROtEUM-steady.I sGes ct sgs for Grade and
&c for refined in bond.
WooL-Quet.
PoRK-Dull and heavy.
Sales at $330o933,25 for new mess, closing
at S33, 90 for prime mess. Also $50 bbls mess sell
ers' option for ali the year at 1920.
Enthusiastically. Sales at SIl "a Il, OOs for plain
mess; Sl4, OO@17,O 90 for extra mess.
BEEF HANs-UuchaBged.
Cur MEATs-In moderate demand Sales al
l5L@l6Nc for SHOULDERS; haze for hams.
BAcoE-Dull. Smoked bellies ss dc. 2
LARD-Dull at 24@2s%c.
BUTTER-Ind demand. Sales at 3O942cf for Ohio,
and 4O955c for state Srv Fgra
CHEEsE-Firm at l4@f9c.
FRS1sHrs-To Liverpool, slight downward ten
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NEGRO MrSsTRELs.-Newcomb and Ar
fngton's Troupe of Negro Minstrels give a
performance in Brainard's Hall next Mon
day night. We have not had a touch of
negro minstrelsy for a good while, and the
annsuneement of the speedy appearance of
this fine troupe is, therefore, received with
great relish.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

ASSAULT on Az ED1ToR-The. Plain Dealer
learns that Mr., Brigham, editor of the
Cleveland GermGdu, was STACKED by two
roughs, early Wednesday evening, near Case
avenue One struck at Mr.. B with steel
knuckles, whereupon the latter knocked
him down with a loaded cane. The other
rowdy, who had been tagging behind, then
rushed up behind Mr.. B. and dealt him a
blow on the back of the head, which nearly
sent him to the ground. When he had
gathered himself up, the seOundrels had
fled.
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TEE NEXT 1sCrUREi-Rev. DR.. A. A. Will
lets, Of Brooklyn, New York, will deliver a
lecture On Sunshine; Or, the Secret of Hap
piness,D before the Cleveland Library Asso.
citation, next Tuesday evening, We find
there is quite a general desire on the part Of
our citizens to hear this new candidate for
favor before Western audiences. He iscon-
sidered at the East a successful rival, in
point Of dramatic ability and ~eloquence, Of
6ough and Henry Ward Beecher. Amin
teligeht correspondent Of one of the New
York d~ailies, writes a letter to his journal
from Middleton, Conn, and holds the fol-
lowing language; lrr1- 20
/ cannot do the Middletown people q
greater favor than to call their attention to
thef first lecture of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, to be given tomorrow
Thursday evening, at McDonnough Hall,
by the Rev. Millets, of BROOKLYN. Mr..
w IS Unqusstionahly one ofthe most inter
estng platform speakers in the country
With adramatie power fully equaTto that Of
John B. Cough, he combines far greater
mental power, and much higher culture
than the prince of temperance advocates.
l predict a rare treat for those who hear his
lecture on Sunshine, or the Secret of Hap
q oTto M IL Raltl tP~- Hxerfowing.
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c~oMMEREIAI eoLLEeE
EYELA o.

ROusels Blood. co.. suPefiOf 3; Z Pub. squ'
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er prices were ateTWaTd msds on the gtrstEf hsre
Isl lack u outsidA Interest and the bull interest
israther feeble ct present. f-fH trM
The following we.S the closing prices at 4So
New Yofk Csntrale7 En-, or Hudson 1925;
PittzbuEgh 9s4 ~Northwsstsfn ~ Do. pfcfsr-
red % GA N. sertihcates 30
@ bio .irFg 'Gstgi .4i-i9 5r., ,1.t
Gold s rather easier. 70 There is very LITTLE bdr-
rowing demand, and the rate charged is per cent.
The custom demand is quite moderate. Closed at
MONEY. ? FHEe
Money continues comparatively easy. The de-
Inland on the street Is strictly moderate, and some
bankers c6hipleih Of idle balances.
GOVERNMENT skcbkt4fBa. o1-
Government stocks are generally stronger. The
government brokers are buying freely, and prices
are 4 per cent. higher.
TREASURY AATTERs.Eg - 3
u The. stb:Treasury yesterday disposed Of s425, 600
in coin Cd lie Ftt5Htt Of tie foreign coupons Of
5-2Os. The Persia bf6dgkt ort s large aahabef Of
coupons. Fi-J r
Ing PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks were quiet to-day, with sales
Fulton 100, Palmer 2ss, Bradley 40, Central
1900; Fec Simple 80, First National ia United
stdtes 275O, Webster I46, sugar Creek a5G Oceanic
10, OH Creek L2O, PithOi0 Greek 1850, BennebOh
Run EW.
IT, r. FEyROttUH.
The psttoitIiiGGl msfEet rs Atesdy; With saks q
1000 bbls of crude ct -39t 1900 bills bnyer's 0p-
tom for December, at the same hgure also. 55
'bhls refined in bond Coo free Sc
DRY SooDs.
The following are, the dry goods, quotetioas:
Brown MISUNDERSTANDING 32Z Pstter B 20;
Pacific L 80.
Bleached shirtings-wamsutta As Home sgz;
Redbahk 57I.
Pri4ts-Msrrimaek D IS Hamilton Is Free
mat al ~ .,..1 .r--T i
Delaines-Paeifs 81. Z
~Ticks-ETerett y; Pemhertoh Z ~.
Stripas-AmeTiesa r.
D~ehiHs-Bostsn Manufacturing 60. 361TuI,s
Corset Jeans-Laeonia 20 IS.
Brown priils-Standards 5Tz
Canton Flannels-Hamilton 80.
Kentucky Jeans-Rodman 67%, .urnl gtTs
Spool COttOn-Coats IO9.r 49,
Baln0ral SkirtA-Bruner S4s per dozen.
Hoop Skirts-BFadley's Duplex elliptic, 50 bnnps.
In good detnsnde ] Y l. skirts, ny inch. 40 20 20
springs. As to gOc per dozen hoops.
BfsPGfGH.
The following DISPATCHES htvs been received here
to-day: @ r.rar. 49,. ~,
ChicagU-Trade quiet. Prints "a. ajat'
Bost0n-Good trade doing. Prices firm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES active. Buyers
mediate Want -TE- --~ i@
Louisville-Trade moderate. Prices unchanged.
Money exchanged at par.
PMlAdelpihd-The market Is unsettled and irreg-
ular' with more disposition to ssll. business gen
s, Iohis-Thefe was q fair trade Yesterday.
We hear of considerable e0mcessions having been
made on prints. Standard ~sheetihgs tetiain tn-
changed. 80 10
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have received
the thirty-seventh annual report Of the
American Seamen's Friend Society, in
Guiding the thirty-seventh annual report OF
the Boston Seamen's Friend Society, the
twenty-n'nth annual report of the Amer
can Bethel Society, and the seventeenth
annual report Of the Western Seamen's
Friend Society. 1t is a document full of
interest
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,
pHRTEY THE HTnOn

Remove Headache, Dizziness, GiddiDess, DrOwsi-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness Of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels, 10
Insure NEW LIFE in the Debiiitated, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Try theml They only cost % cents, and if you
eannOt gtt them Of your Druggisl, send the money
TO Dr.J. BRYAN, Consulting Phys clan, AZ Broad
way, Ps0. Box 5O79, and they VII be sent by re-
turn ma /, post paid. Dealers supplied by DemAs
Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, 119 supe-
rior street, Cleveland. - sep4:r6:wALtd
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"A FINE SUBJECT WELL DoNE.-A very fine
photograph of Mr. Richard H Geary, taken
by Decker, ornaments Castles show win
dow on Superior street. We have never
seen a photograph, in which the atti-
tude of the subject is so easy and free, and
the general expression so perfectly natural
and life-like, as in this of the popular Treas
has wrought a most marked success.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

CLAv1cLB BRoKEx-Daniel Bleer, of Black
River, a sailor on the schooner "Aunt
Ruth,9 was caught in the windlass of the
vessel, while unloading it yesterday MORN
ing, and had his collar bone broken. Drs.
Beckwith and Schneider setthe bone, when
the young man went home on the Elyria
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

DRITISG TO-DAY.-0ur sporting gentry
will bear in mind the races this afternoon,
on the grounds of the Cleveland Driving
Park Association on Kinsman street The
purseis sRO. That and the proceeds at the
gate viii be turned over TO the Industrial
School in this city We, expect there will
be a rush to the course to-day.
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MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS.
FoR-FuE UNFORTUNATE
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,

ARE WARRANTED IN L AsE
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of all Diseases
ariGiug rom Sexual E1cesses, or co.
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETI0NS,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Gen tai, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &C. -
NO CHANGE OF DIET is. NECESSARY.
And they can be used without detection. Each
box contains 90 Pills. Price One Dollar. If you
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they viii be
sent By mail, securely sealed, postpaid, with full
instructions, that insure a cure, on receipt of the
money and a pamphlet Of loo pages on the errors
Of youth, the consequence and remedy, sent free
ten cents required for postage. Address DR.. j.
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, Az, Broadway, N.
T., P. o. Box 5079. Dealers can be supplied by
Demas, Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, n. Y.
For sale by G.. W. CLARK, Druggist, 119 Supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4:r6:wkZtd
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

-PHoToGRAPHIC STOcK.-We will state for
the benefit of such of our readers as may
wish to know where a first-class depot of
Photographic stock may be found, that II.
B. Castle keeps shop" at No. 179 Superior
street in this city, and has constantly ch
hand every description of Photographic
material Albums oval and square, frames
of every sort, cords, ~tassels, brackets, mold
;ngs, DC, Sc.-of these things he has an
immense supply. He also makes frames to
order on short notice. ruTu-s 1o -;-ra
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file Grand Jury will probably return a
lot of indictments this morning, the court
meeting at nine o'clock.
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-nma Re 8.

We m~Bihtain, are the cheapest, 0or which send for
College Monthly and Ci~rcular), for we give double
the information and advantages Of any other In
%stitution in the country. Wei promise nothing but
what we can perform. We don't believe in .'shams,'
Of any sort. Let all who have an ambition to be
useful, or any disposition to work, come and re-
main with US for a time, and we guarantee that
they win be more than satisfied For further par
~ticuidFs, Il possible, visit Us in person, il not, adj
dress us by letter, and information viii be cheer
fully given. I
, e. r. FELTON,,
novI7 Resident Principal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

FOUND DEAD.-A German emigrant about
sixty years of age was found dead in his
seat, yesterday morning, on the arrival
here of the Buffalo train. He had left the
latter city at midnight, alive. His name
we could not learn.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

A large assortment of imported and
domestic Cigars, fine Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, and everything in the tobacco line
at a. J. Hawks, 225 Superior street.
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chicago Market-Nov. rs.

WHEAT-DulI and declined I@7e. Sales at 81, 40
for old and 81, 43 for fresh No 1, ana s., l5G1, Is for
No 2.
C~9RN-Apvenced lac, closing hrm at 57Nc for
No L and 55c for No 2.
O~ATs-Closing firm at 2Sd29c.
HIGHwINEs-Du1- Sales at &, 26.
FREIGHTs-DulI.-
PROvIsuoNs-DuI. e-rrf u g.
REoEIPTs-Flour $1,000 Dbl; wheat $1,000 bu
corn 40 0 bu; oats LOCO bu.
sHIPNENTs-40Oo bbls flour; 500 bush wheat;
2AOO0-cOFn; GS, 600
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

81 never did repent for doins good, and shall
not nov, y therefore advise all afflicted with ca,
TAsNlnOr Gold in the HeAd,7to use Dr. D. H. SEE
LYE's Liquid Catsrrh Remedy, a sure and per-
manent cure, uoY5;R3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

PERsOyAL.-Mr. Neal Clifford was at the
American House yesterday. For the last
year he has been travelling in Egypt and
Asia. He left the American just q year ago
Yesterday.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

RESIGNATION AccErrED.-We learn that
the resignation of Rev. John C. Gregg,
Chaplain of the 9th Ohio Infantry, has
been accepted, to date from Oct 25th, 1865.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

LATE PArENrs.-The following patents
have been obtained through the office of
Messrs. Burridge Il Co., Cleveland, Ohio C.
W.. Rudgers, BreeksvilIe, Fleece Folder; J.
B. Lyon, East Cleveland, Lightning Rod
H. Meanwhile, Akron, Portable Scales W.
s. Seymour, Ravenna, Mill Roller; Thayer
d McClelland, Pittsburgh, Ind, Cultivator /;
N. E Smith, Cleveland, Lightning Rod /;
W. II. Hartmann, Fostoria, Lever Jack; B,
n. Nyce, Cleveland, Granaries S F. Leav-
lit, North Fairfield, Hay Fork; J. B.
.Ghonnley, ~Bellefontaine, Churn; J. H.
Kirkwook, Cleveland, Chimney Cap; L. NJ.
Batty, Canton, Harvester, Mower and Ra-
ker; C. D. Everett, Cleveland, Railroad
Mail Bag Receivers; NJ. Wilcox, Sacrament
to, Cal, Steam Pump.
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CONFIDENCE GAME.-A man from Michi-
gan, whose name we did not lesrn, was
swindled out of twenty-five dollars yester-
day afternoon, in the Public Park. 1t
seems that he and a stranger had come into
the city together in the morning on the
eastern,train. Sharper found out where the
possible victim was going, and of course he
was going the same way. They would take
the Detroit boat in the evening. Meanwhile
they would saunter around the city. Just
after dinner they visited the Perry monu-
ment. The banks were not open, and
sharper wanted 5000. Could M~ichigander
let him lave that amount for an hour or
two? He would give him q check on the
bank. The M~ichigander couldn't let him
have 5000, but he could spare s25. Ne took
sharper's check for SIS. Would he stay by
the monument about ten minutes while he
should do an errand on South Ontario
street? ., yes! He waited an hour or
two, when, suspecting that there was rot
tenness in Denmark, and ever smelling it,
he made a straight cut to the police station,
and stated his grievance, But sharper was
gone irrecoverably, and Michigander took
the boat twenty-five dollars lighter in peck
ct, but that much heavier in the upper
story, let us hope.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE
MARRIED.

BALDwIN-wEBsTER-1f sdon, Wednesdav,
Nov. 18th, at the residence. of the brides father,
by the Rev. d. W. Shorts, Norman A. Baldwin,
of Cleveland, and Anna L. Webster. Il -I--y
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
TE~LEGRAPHlNG

Has grown to be an actual Science, as well as Iuora-
tfve busi11es5. Full and thorough instruction is
given at this institution, Three or four months
good SOUND OPERATOR, aud e~OhhnOnd a salary
Ofeight to twelve hundreddollars a year, New rooms
have been opened and fitted no regardless Of ex-
pense, and leading telegraph men say this Depart
mentby far surpasses anything Of its kind in this
country. .r.4. -r-. Hr