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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

Compound interest-besring notes are quiet
and steady at 1O1 @1 O4 buying and 1G2@lo5
selling, for the various issues.
Money matters at Chicago and Cincinnati
are rather quiet at present. In the former
city currency is close, though baitkers are
meeting the wants of their customers; at
the latter point currency is moderately easy,
but bankers loan very sparingly. Eastern
Exchange is close in both markets, though
in improving supply at Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Gazette says the tempo
rary loans outstanding at the depository in
that city amount to near thrse millions of
dollars, "and it is worthy of note that the
balance is increasing rather than diminish
ing, showing that there is a good deal of idle
capital which people are satisfied to leave
where they know it to be safe, at 6 per cent,
while in the open market money on call
brings SOLO per cent, and paper sells at
10 to "a per cent"
The currency balance in the New York
Sub-Treasuay on Thursday amounted to
S72,25S,I79, indicating that it has been for
tifying to meet the drain incident to the re-
demption Of the 5 per cent. notes that ma
tured to-day. The Herald says the pay
ments of these notes will be made in legal
tenders and national bank currency, and
the vacuum created will be filed by fresh
issues Of compound interest notes.
The heavy increase in freight charges re-
Gently established by the railroads running
east from Chicago having driven trade down
the Mississippi, the agents of the roads are
now seeking freights at merchants own
figures. The roads leading west have also
taken the alarm, and are upon the point of
reducing their rates.
There was nothing in local commercial
circles today to relieve the market from the
dizziness which has so long prevailed, and
beyond noting which there is very little to
be said. Flour is quiet and steady. Wheat
was in a shade better inquiry, but the mar
ket is still heavy, and prices irregular. Corn
is lower under the influence of increasing
receipts, and is dull. Oats are quiet and
steady.
Provisions ruled steady to-day, but quiet.
Dressed Hogs are freely offered at the de-
cline established yesterday, but packers are
buying very sParingly.
Produce is dull, and we note a decline of
SO &c on both Butter and Eggs. Cheese is
unchanged.
Highwines are quiet and steady. Petro-
leum is firm at the advance established yes
terday, but the market is rather quiet
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
mornino wara as EoIIows.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

RETURN OF THE NEzDvILLE DELEGATION
The delegation appointed by the City Coun-
ell of MeadTille, TO inspect the working of
our fire steamers, returned to that place yes
terday, having expressed themselves we'll
pleased with the display of the "instituton"
made, tie day previous, by Chief Fire En-
gineer, James Hill Oh the Public Park.
They were convinced by that exhibition, of
the excellence of theS steamers and the su-
periority of the kind owned by this city
over every other patent We understand
they will report to the Msadville Council in
favor Of the introduction and use Shere, of
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

Nothing was done yesterday in court room
No. 2, before Judge Foote.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

ELooUEScE.-Iovers of eloquence. attend
the exhibition of the Illustrated Life Of
Abraham Lincoln, at Brainard's Hall next
Monday, Tuesday, S2.d Wednesday nights,
December 4th, 5th, and 9Th. Prof. ]. Alb
bot odell, A. NJ, the distinguished lyceum
orator, who has elected the most unbounded
praise from the most accomplished critics
in America, will delivert the descriptive and
eulogistic lecture.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02
CITY NEWS
CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
For saturday, December ?, 1865.

CONTENTS.
FIRST PAeH-EdtoraE-The National Policy-A
Word to Farmers The Ohio Elsction-The Official
Returns; the Result in the Reserve The New.
Jersey Elestion The Prospective State of Ne
brasLa; The Thirty-nilth Congress Another Ru-
NOR Of War A Very Sad Picture The New sena-
tor from Vermont Ohio sts<s sorgo Convention /;
Political Items, &c.
lG-oeiaaeou'-0mciaI Vote of Ohio ELECTION;
Washington Topics and Gossip; A Muriervr's
DEATH Boiler Explosion american Diplomacy in
Europe Colored Officers; Lincoln and Lord Rus
sell Americas Matters in England Governor
MoGrath of South Carolina Tie French Empress
and the Cholera Separating the Sexes in Railway
Cars The Sale or Government Property at John
sons Island; Seizure Of TobaSco at Richmond
Personal Items, &c.
oilmHHicatoas-Manassas-th Second Bull Run
baitIs-Dessr1puUu vf the ervuud-ths MsHument
&S
spraSD PAer-prOspoctus of the Cleveland
LEADH.
Edto iaE-PrivStssring -Enerts forit it. AboFt7On;
The Tax en- Tobaseo Shall Foreign Capital b
Exempt from Taxation Another Democratic Mar
tyr The Ohio Congressional Districts in the Late
Election; Pennsylvania Elestion Not So; Politi-
cal Items, &C.
MIsseuoneous-The Meadvilb Fire Society IN
Nashville; Palmsrston's Death Bed; Important
Decision-Foreign Holders Of American Bonds Ex-
empt from Observation-Disclosures by Chief Justice
Chase; Death Of The oldest Man in the United
States northern Ohio News The Recent Twenty
Mile Trot on Long Islandj Mrs. Grinder SEN
tenc,.l; Lord Palmerston and Earl Russell on the
Press; better from Mrs. Lincoln Washington
Topics and Gossip; Judah P. Benjamin; Brigham
Yeung as a Wire Fuller; Wedding Trip Under
Difficulties A Blunder at the Treasury Printing
Bureau; President Johnson's Popularity in Eng
land A Warning to Young Men, &c.
THIRD PAsE-MsoeHqnsous-Tbe News; Some
thing Aboat J. Wilkes Booth Local News-The
Poisoning Caso-Trisl of Mrs. A. H.. Phinnsy.
TeIrsraphic-General News; Foreign News The
Markets, &c.
Coamsr,iuI-A Full Review Of the Weeks FhiSo-
cisI Matters.
ForRrH PAsE-GoHunuRicatioas-NOte of a Few
Days in GrapeIand, &c.
MseeHaneoas-Poetry; A Republican Form of
Sovernment-Letter from Robert Dale Owen His
torieal Notes Concerning the Cholera; Damages for
being Tarred andFesthersd; Huron County News;
Letter from Petroleum V. Nasty Northern Ohio
News; Lord Palmertton and the Trent Ahsiri
LEGAL News-LOgal Intellgsnosi Telegraphie
News, sc.
Eg Single COPIES Of the wEHKIr LEADER, for
Saturday, Decembsr ,, 1855, in wrappers ready for
mailisg, can be had at the LEADER Counting Room.
Price TIVE cents. l-5i ND
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Dsily LEADER.l

PIrTsBURGH, Dec. $500 P. 4.
The oil market is firm, and closed with a further
advance. Holders are jolly, and some are not Of
feriug their stocks; they have large %notiOps- Crude
receipts to-day 1900 bbls- Sales 1900 bbiS' zOOO TO
arrive, at 274@2se 1000 bbls on the spot at zse
all packages returned 800 bbls, packages lneiud-
ed, at 33c. Holders demand 29@J4c.
Refined firm. Holders are asking an advance
but buyers are disposed to hold on. Prices uneer-
tain.
Sales 100 bbls Benzole, bonded, at 2dc.
Sales 100 bbls Tar, free on cars, at s5i26.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

FIVE WONDERS OF THE WoAD.-This pop
ular painting will be on exhibition twice
to-day. It is the last chance our people
will nave to see it. A matinee will be CIV
en- this afternoon, and the last exhibition
this evening, commencing at seven o'clock.
Yankee Gmnn, a comedian OF reputed
ability, will favor the audience from time to
time with his " music"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

Thar PLASo.-We inadvertently omitted
to say in connection with our notice Of. the
st. Andrews Society, yesterday morning,
that the 6ne piano used for the aesompani-
ment to the singing of Mrs. Deming was
furnished by Mr.. D. Lincoln, and is one of
the fine pianos to be given away at the Met
ropolitan Gift Book Store on Christmas day.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Yankee Locke closes,
tonight, the first week of a fortnight en-
gagement at the Academy. He has been
well sustained here, having had good houses
every night. The play, "Ten Nights in a
Bar Room" has been presented each even
ing this week, and there has been no abate-
ment of the interest taken in this popular
piece. 1t will be offered once again tonight,
with "'The Yankee Duelist' for the after
piece. The bill is an attractive one, and
will draw a good house.
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs

~
Academy Of ~Musio-YankSe Locke.
S. BraiHard & son-Nason & HamIin Cabins
Organs.
J.. Singer, ssp't-Estire to water Takers.
No. IFS PresFsct-Girl Wanted.
JeweS 4 GoodmAn-Organs and Meiosesss.
b. Pelton-Candls Mould for Sale.
D. Observation-Disclosures Of Books.
Wilson 4 Beckwith-FruR House.
NJ. E.. Church, East Gievelsnd-Loea Notice.
Robson, lss Superior.st.-Clothing.
JAG SenecG-st-Carpenter Wanted.
S. Brainard a soh-PiaROt.
First Baptist church-Locai Notice.
Noble a Noble-Lscal Notice.
A. Parker-Machinery For Sale.
F-Msars-Holiday Goods.
j.. G.. Simmons & Coulter.
JIG. Simmons a Cs.-Dried Apples.~t1.
&c. Simmons 4 Cs.-BuckWheat -Four.
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CLEVELAND BUSINESS COLLEGE.-The Cleye-
land Business and Telegraphic College
stands unrivalled as an educator in its field
of labor. 1t has beyond question more
graduates occupying frst-class positions
than all the commercial schools in the
State combined, excepting, possibly, Gin
cinnati. There is scarcely a city of the
Union that has not its representatives. 1t
is established upona basis involving an ex-
penditure that no other school of the State
can support, while at the same time each
students expense, though small, purchases
for him a greater business education than is
procured at any cost in any school outside
the chain. The Practical Department is a
prodigy of itself. A neat currency in cir
culation, merchandise bought and sold,
goods shipped and received, insurance
policies taken out, bills, drafts, notes, re-
ceipts and orders issued and received, de-
posts made and checks drawn, invoices,
accounts-sales, accounts-currents, bills of
lading, and bills Of goods rendered,-all
this impresses us with the fact that practice
without a practical department, represen-
tatives of money and goods, or even tran
sactions, is as the shadow to the object-a
grim ''practice." Cleveland being a city of
commercial Importance, affords superior in
ducements to young gentlemen educating
for, and DESTROYS of, positions. Country
towns will do for writing schools, but only
commercial cities sustain Business Colleges.
For Information address E. R. FELTON,.
Principal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

THE WESTERN MUSICAL WoRLD.-The De-
cember number of this valuable journal is
out and is an unusually interesting number.
Besides three choice peises of music, it con-
tains a large amount of interesting reading
matter. A specimen copy will be sent free.
Address the Publishers, S. Brainard d Son.
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New Books.

a SPINS1ER OrORf- by NJ ~ r. new
York Carleton. 1868.
We nave done nothing more than glance
through the above story, and can only say
that it looks readable. What more is neces-
sary, save the statement that D. Lincoln
has it for sale? and that, when purchased,
it draws q gift.
For sale at the Metropolitan Gift Book
Store.
The LovE-LIFE OF DR.. KANE. New York:
Carleton. 1868.
The l~ove-life of DR.. Kane, containing the
correspondence, and a history of the ac-
quaintanee, engagement and secret mar
riage between Elisha K. Kane and Margaret
Fox, with fac Siu,iIes of letters and her por-
trait, has just been published, and will of
course produce a great sensation, especially
in Philadelphia where the Kane family re-
side. DR.. Kane saw Margaret when she was
at that city with her mother in 1852, in the
role of spiritual medium, &c, fell in love
with her, Notwithstanding she was but
thirteen years of age, engaged her affec-
tons, and put her to school, with the-con-
sent of her mother, that she might growsup
a suitable wife for him on his return from
the Polar regions. He came back in 1855,
when his family induced him to break off
the engagement. It was renewed, however,
and when Kane left for England, in quest
of health, he publicly acknowledged her his
wife. He died in 1856, bequeathing to his wife
s., 200 in a secret trust to one of his brothers.
This legacy was not, paid, and injurious re-
ports being raised, Mrs. Kane sued for dow
er as the widow, and prepared a memoir
embodying one hundred and thirty-four of
DR.. Kane's letters. The Doctors family
agreed to pay the lady the interest of the
money left her, and a sum down to pay her
expenses; but they having failed to keep
the agreements this publication is nov
made in order to vindicate the character of
the lady.
These love-letters will not lack for read
ers, albeit they are sickish. 1t is said no
one can love and be wise.
For sale, with a gift, by D. Lincoln at the
METROPOLITAN.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

EAour-Qulet ana steady city brands held
at 81, 90 for Xxx red sI2, 90 for Xxx white. Country
brands Xxx red ss.5O9lO,5Oi do Xxx white slO,25
9Il,5O.
Wheat-In very limited demand and prices
Irregular, bnt without ~quOtable change. Sales 8
cars old No. l red from store at 81, 100; 1000 bu old
No. 2 red at S1,7O; l car do do at s1,75; 1000 bu
new No. 2 rcd at s1,S5 1 car do do at $3.50.
COrn-Dull and lower. Sale l car new at 65c
from store old No. 2 mixed offered at CSC from
store.
Oats-Quiet and steady. Sale l car Ohio from
store at 4ic,
Rye-Dull and nominal.
BRrIey-Inactiye and nominal.
Dressed HOgs-Ofering quite freely at log
lie for heavy. Packers buy spsringly.
POrk-steady at $751; 90 for No. I mess; No. 2
mess 5000; Clear $500. The demand is light.
~Lard-Steady at 24c for city rendered in tier
ces, 25c fer do n kegs.
Hess ~Beef-Steady at $500 for city-packed.
Butter-DuIl andlower. Good to choice West
ern Reserve held at S5@3sc.
Cheese-Quiet. Good to choice Western Re-
serve and New York 16921c.
Eggs-Quiet and easier. Held at 95937c.
HighWines-DuIl at s2,2g for new old held
at 1922.
AIeOhOI-Steady. Held at A,6O94,65 for 9S
per cent. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, s4,75. Neu
trial Proof Spirits 81, 45@2,50.
Professionalism and steady at 75G7Gc. De-
mand moderate.
OiIsHSteady at the following prices
Linseed..--..s1 $50 Whale, W. B..-..s2 90
Gard,l...----.s2 oo92 IS Sperm, ". s.. 5 90
Bank---...... -91 20 Straits-----.--.- 1 45
Neatsfoot.----- -9l S.
Dried APpIes-Held at 12913c for old and
159I6c for new-and pay for packages.
Green ApPIes-Dun and heavy. Good to
choice winter fruit held at S3,OO94,5O.
POfatOes-Peachblows quiet and steady at soc
in car lots.
Hay-LOwer. Loose selling at q range of $500
9IS,OO; Beaten pressed at SzO,OO@22,V0,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

MASON & HANLIN's CABINET 0RGANs.-We
would call our readers attention to Messrs.
Brainard & Sons advertisement, giving full
descriptions of styles and prices Of these
beautiful instruments, which have become
SO popular with the musical public. The
cabinet Organs" are made only by Mason
& Hamlin, Boston, and are far superior to
any other reed instrument in the world.
They are.an excellent parlor instrument,
and the low price at which they are sold
brings them within the reach of all. Send
to S. Brainard & Son for a descriptive circu-
lar
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

CuURr OF Convex PLEAs-CIvIL BRANcH.-
In court room No. l, before Judge Bolton,
the jury in the case of John Gown Us. VIM.
S. Kerruish returned a verdict of 1886 for
plaintiff. A motion for a new trial was
filed.
Nothing was done yesterday in court room
No. 2, before Judge Foote.
CRIMINAL BRAsoH-BEFoRE JUDGE COFFIN
BERRY.-A verdict of guilty was returned
yesterday by the jury in the case of the
State Us. Lorenzo C.. Mallory, indicted for
horse stealing. He committed the theft
three years ago., taking a horse from the
owners pasture between Painesville and
Fairport, and driving it to Kimberley's ON
mission stable on Champlain street in this
city, and offering it for sale on such terms
as excited Kimberley's suspicious. The
police were notified, and Mallory arrested
and lodged in Jail. He was one of the num-
Der of prisoners who escaped at the time of
the general jail break and delivery in 1863.
Hearing hat the old case had been HoLled,
he ventured on a return to Perry, Lake
county, where he was arrested a few months
since, and indicted for the old offense by the
Grand Jury of the present term of court.
A motion for a new trial in the case oi the
State rs. George Hardtop, found guilty on an
indictment for grand larceny at this tern of
court, was heard and overruled. Messrs,
Brinsmade and Hovey are defendants attor-
neys.
In the case of the State Us. Thomas Kehoe
and Charles A. Ringer, indicted for passing
counterfeit Treasury notes, Ringer changed
his plea to guilty.
In that of the State Us. Thomas Kehoe, in
dicted for u~ttering and passing counterfeit
Treasury notes, defendant changed his plea
to guilty.
The case of the State Us. Charles A. Ringer,
indicted, a second time, for passing counter
felt notes, was nolled.
A divorce case was then taken up, that of
Ellen olcott Us. Mellon Olcott; wilful alb
senee and gross neglect Of duty. Decree
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

CLEVELAND FRUir HoUsE,-Ws ask the
careful consideration by our readers,
of the advertisement of Messre. Wilson and
Beckwith, p~roprietors OF the Cleveland
Fruit House, which may be found on the
first page of the paper this morning.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

$1,000 Rcward.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
tion for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strck-
tanks Melliluous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whoOp'ng cough and primary cases
of consumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
lifuOus Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, 20.
mo- Rs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02

FE TwENrr-N15rH o. n. G.-The 29th
Regiment o. y. g.. is to be rejuvenated and
put on a "war footing" The present Of
ieers Of the regiment are bestirring them
selves in Che way of a thorough reOrganiza-
ton, and are already discussing the ques-
fion ofap armorv-
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FArAn AeciDExr.-An aged Irish woman,
who bad just arrived from Ireland with
three of her grown up children, fell, ysster-
day morning, from the stairs landing of her
daughters suite of upper rooms, at No. 4
Spring street, and broke her neck.
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n. Y. stock Markef-Dec. 1.

GOvFsNHEsT STocKs-More active and hrmer.
United States &c $50 coupons '62 I0I% do.
"a ss1 =, s; IS 1910 coupons 9o1z; 7iSos, 3rd
series, 96% Mo. IS 75%.
STOCKS Steady.
Canton 464; cumberland preferred 43s& Mari
posa 16; do. preferred 221siCentral $50 Erie 925S;
Michigan Southern 76k; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
9s9s; Illinois Central 49, Northwestern 361s /;
Fort Wayne 1851.
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PORK HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE PORK PACKING ESTABLISH
MENT OLA. M0REH0USE & son, at Ere
mont Ohlo, Is offered for sale, together with took
and hxtnress all in complete order. The building
Is situated near the c. T. r. R., on the Sandus-
KY river, IN desirable location. Thsre are two
smoke houses Conveniently located near The Pack
ing house A rare chance is offered for a good
speculation For terms, &c, apply personally or
by letter o II. kREBS. Agent.
Fremont, Ohio, or to MOREHOUSE, MEAOHAM
a CO., Commission Merchants, l42 West Water
street, Milwaukee, Wis. novs:27S
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE In
n Newburgh, Township, good soil more than
$40 huit t5ees, grapes, &ci good barn, small house,
PobsesA1h eLan first Of April next. Apply at go
SuPai5S sfsst.GEo. D. BECK. novsR3
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MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, November
2Sth, at the residence Of the brides father, by the
Rev. }. c. Thompson, VIM. II Townsend, of Mem
Phis, Tenn, and Annie A. Barnes, Of Greenwich,
Ohio. No cards.
Memphis papers please CODY.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-02
LOCAL NOTICES.

Unhappy he, who from the first of joys,
Society, cut of, is left alone
Amid the world of death"
Those who have lost the pleasures Of society in
consequence of the effects Of CATARRH, should
use DR.. D. II. SEELYE'S LIQUID CATARRH
REMEDY, which will relieve the breath of its Of
fensive odor, and effect a PERMANENT cure of the
disease. nov27:R3
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MARINE NEWS.
0 OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED--Des. l.
Prop Lady Franklin. Seward, AiPens
Prop Caniats1, Blaekman, Dunkifh
Bark orphan Boy, Fester, Buffalo
Scow FRANKIE Wilcox, Post, Kelley's Island ,
CLEARED.---~.Dec. Il
schr Ellen Theresa, Avirhouser. Ryerse
Scow Barclay, Chapman, Fsirport
Scow frankie Wilcox, Post, Fairport
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rrapted on ar.t charge. R. E. Knight plain.

tlfs attorney.
On the 9th of November, 1865, a special
genire facids was issded to the sheriff of
Cuyahoga county, commanding him to sum-
mon thirty-six persons having the qualihca-
tons of electors, being house-holders with
in this. county, to appear before this court to
serve as jurors in the case of the State Us.
John W. Hughes, indicted for murder in the
first degree. The sheriff yesterday returned
the names of the following persons whom he
has summoned as such jurors:
SPECIAL JURORS.
o. W. Hutchkiss, ROckport,
Theodore Breck, Brecksville,
r. Moses Hunt,
William Barr,
Buell. Stearns, olmsted,
Charles Fitch,
Elias Pike, Orange,
]. X. Brainard, Brooklyn,
Henry Fish,
Francis Branch,
Diodate Clark,
Cary Snow, Parma,
JIM. Cogswell, "
David Clark, ="
Charles H. Hau, bower
Charles r. Atwe1l, "
Marius Moore,
Darius Adams, East Cleveland,
C. W. Dellenbaugh, "
D. C.. Tayler, Cleveland,
]. 6. Hasserrott, +"
Charles French, "
Silas Belden,
Frederick Wilson, Mayfeld,
L. NJ. Gates,
S. W. Diliey, Euclid,
Morris E. Gallup, Stroitgsville,
c. S. Ransom, Cleveland, ~
Allanson PomerOy, strongsville,
Z. H. Reed,
Thomas Garfield, ~Newburgh,
Alexander Topping,
Jabez Gallup,
D. C. Branch, Cleveland,
A. S. Gardner,
A certified copy of the foregoing list of
names was served yesterday on the defend
ant John W. Hughes, under the statute re-
quiring such panel to be served on the de-
PENDANT in capital cases twelve hours before
the trial.
This court will be occupied to-day in i'm
panel1ing the jury in the above case, dis
posing of divorce cases, hearing motions in
criminal cases, &C.
Police COURT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-John Tracy, fined 81 and
costs; Fran Higgins, 50 and costs; Edwin
Slade, sent to the House of Correction for
thirty days.
Disturbance-Mary Ryan, 50 and costs.
Assault and Battery-William Shay and
Charles Williams, S. and costs.
Grand Larceny-Henry Yallery and John
Williams, each bound over in bail of $500.
Petit Larceny. C. Gazelery, John She
han, Oscar Russell, c.. W. Warralls and
Charles Preston, costs Joseph Moore so and
costs, and sent to jail ten days to live on
bread and water.
Three cases of grand larceny, W of petit
larceny, and three of assault and battery
were continued to Decem Der 4th.