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OsWego Market-Nov. Is.

FLoUR-In good demand. Sales at $500 for No.
l shipping; sos for red winter; Sll,5O for
white; $3.50 for XX.
wHEAr-In moderate demand. Sales at Sl,s5
for NJ iwaukee club.
CORN-Quiet. Small sales of No 2 at 75c.
OATs-Quiet.
BARLEY-DuI. Sales of Canada at Sl,l4.
RlE-In demand. Sales Of Canada at CSC, and
1850 bu do at 9s12c.
PEAs-Quiet-
CANAL FREIGHTs-UncbanGed- Flour &c;
wheat Isc; corn IG15c; barley l5c; rye lie; oats
1O%c, to New York.
LAKE IMPORTs-2l4 bbls -four; 126,OOO bu wheat
81. coo corn; Is. 90 oats; IS, 900 barley.
CANAL ExPoRTs-2OO bbls -four; $1,000 bush
wheat; 40, GOO barley.
Skinned by railroad $50 bbls flour.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

JOHN
Mr.. John Ellsler has the honor to announe that
he has induced the great Shaksperian artists,
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES kEAN.
TO play a farewell engagement OF
THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
previous to their departure from this country, and
their final retirement from the stage. They Will
he supported by
Mr.. J. +. CATHCART,
Mr.. GEORGE EVERETT, and
Miss L. CHAPMAN,
including the full DR. lmatic Company
These really great artists have won the admira-
LOVERS OF CLASSIC R
throuebout the world, for their Natural, Beauti-
full and Truthful Delineations IN the HlGHEk
Walks OF THE DRAMA and it is to be hoped
that Cleveland will substantially do the honors to
TWO FAITHFUL AND WELL TRIED SER
WANTS, bidding them a Lasting Farewell. The
pieces selected for the three performances are as
follows:
THURSDAY, NOv 10th,
MERCHANT OF VENICE AND THE
JEALOUS WIFE.
FRIDAY, nov. 18th,
MACBETH.
SATURDAY, NOV. 18th,
The celebrated Play, written for Mr. hean, and
ms great masterpiece,
LOUIS THE HI.
The Box Sheet will be opened ON Monday, Nov.
18th, when seats can be secured for either, or the
three full nights.
PRICES:
Lower Circle and Parquette secured seats). 81 so
Dress Circle and Parquette Tickets-------- | 90
Seats in Private BoXes-..-.-. .-- --.-'---..-.-'--.- Z W
Family Circle---.. 20
GALLERY d"
NorIcE.-on no account can the engagement be
extended, nor will any Play be repeated. noNll
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DIRECT RAILROAD FROM SYRACUSE TO New
YORK CITY.-An executive committee atSy-
rdcuse nave III charge the ErSaHisatioH Of a
company for the purpose of constructing a
direct railroad from that place to the city of
New York, and propose to hold a public
meeting at Syracuse on Wednesday even
ing next, the 18th inst. In the opinion
of business men the New York Cen.
trail and New York and Erie roads are Who'll
ly inadequate to the accommodation of the
business.
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Akron transportation COMPANY.

Property promptly forwarded to New York, Bos-
ton, and al points East and West, with dispatch
and at the Lowest Rates of Freight.
Through contracts given to all the principal
towns in New England and New York. mch2I:R3
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QUARTERLY DIvIDENDs.-The Board Of Di-
rectors of the Northern Central Railway, at
their meeting on Friday last, declared the
regular quarterly dividend of two per cent,
clear of taxes. The business of the road
continues very heavy, and its receipts large.
The double track between York and Balti-
mUre will be completed within the next two
weeks. The laying of the double track be-
tween Harrisburg and sunbury is progress
ing rapidly, and will be completed at an
early day.
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RnNsIo Mnrket-Nov. rs.

~FLoUR-Steady and in moderate demand
WHEAT-Quiet. Sales of No l Milwaukee spring
at 1857; No 2 at 81, 81; white Wisconsin az sz,uO'
white Canada $3.50; s., Is was bid for No Z chicago
spring.
~COEN-CIOsed quiet but firm. Sales Of No.
mixed at Toe.
0ATs-Sales of Chicago at 3sc.
BARLEY-Quiet. Held at 81
RYE-Nominai.
WHIsKY-Firm at 1882.
PORK-Unchanged.
CANAL FREIGHTs-ClOsed lower. To New York:
Wheat 23c; corn Zoe; oats I4%c.
IMPoRTs-4s hours Flour "A, log bbls; wheat
l49, 472 bush; corn 100, $685.; oats 1885,; barley
q, ~; rye Is, PSI; peas 592.
CANAL EXPoRrs-Flour 2, IG0 bbls; wheat So,59s
bu; corn 26I $40; oats 7O,SGO; barley q ,29O; rye
81, 420.
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NEW CASTLE AM FRANKLIN RAILROAD
The friends of the New Castle and Franklin
Railroad, Penn, are making arrangements
to secure its construction, now that the
jamestown and Franklin road is to be
finished forthwith. The route will be from
New Castle via Mercer to Brownsville, where
it will intersect the Jamestown and Frank
lin road.
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MEETING IN BEHALY OF THE FREEDMEN
The officers of the Cleveland Freedmen's
Aid Commission, with such ladies and gem
tlemen as are interested in the cause, are
invited to meet in the parlors of the Stone
Church at three o'clock this afternoon.
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GEO. W. GARDNER, GEO. W. BURT, A. c. m'NAAr
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RECEIVED A CALL.-We learn that Rev.
Mr.. Fiske, Rector of Grace Church in this
city, has received an unanimous call from
the Vestry of st. Paul's Church, Cincinnati,
to accept the Rectorship Of that Parish.
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ToIedo NIarket-Nov. Ia.

WHEAr-Tending downward. Sales of old am
Der at S2,OI; new 81 81; new white Michigan SIC.
OATs-Firmer. Held at 6212c; Gle bid.
OTAs-Dull.
LAKE FREIaHrs-7c for wheat to Rufalo; 14c to
0SwegO.
REcEIPTs-Of the pest week; 1880 bush wheat;
26, $40 corn; q, l49 oats; Is, ASP barley.
SHIPMENTs-7O, $50 bush wheat; $3.50 corn;
2Tl95 oats.
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DEATH OF AN OLD ~CLEvELANDER IN RACINE.
Mr.. S. S. Lyon, of this city, received a
telegram yesterday morning, announcing
that Mr.. Isaac Taylor, formerly of this city,
had just died of typhoid fever in Racine.
He had been sick about two weeks.
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n. Y. Stock Market-NOv. ii.
Money Mnrkef-NoY-1 IL

NHVTENy III %
M~oNEY-Aetive and firmer at 7 = cent.
STERLING-Dull and nominal at 1OS%G1OSN.
CODA shade tirmer, opening at 14G19, and
closing at l46T.
ExPoRTs-Total exports of specie to-day s797,-
900.
FLOUR Unchanged. Salesat 5000 for No. 1
spring; $40, so for red winter; 81, so for white;
So, 80 for Xxx.
WHEAT-Active. Sales of amber Michigan at
S2,15; No 2 Chicago spring $3.50.
CORN-Quiet. No sales.
BARLEY-Dull and lower. Sales of Canada at
Sl,l4.
RYE-Unchanged. Sales of Canada at Csc.
~PEAs-Quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTs-steady. Flour sc; wheat
lsc corn lG% barley l5e rye lie; oats IOLc;
to New York.
ExPoRTs-2OO bbls -four; $4,000 bu wheat; 1850
bu corn 5000 bu rye
Shipped by railroad 275 bbls -four.
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New York stock Narkef-Nov. "a

Stocks steady. United States IS 5-2Os of 1862
1Ol5s; is 800 of 1850 99% ; IS 1O-4Os 81 1905 LIST
series, 81; do 2l series, 964 United States Is.
1 year certificates, 973z.
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 2SZ; New York
Central &c Erie 911S Michigan Southern 7SlI
Illinois Central 1927; Pittsburg 93Z; Chicago 4
Northwestern 32L; do preferred 65IS; Rock Island
los Canton As Cumberland preferred AZ -; Pitts
burgh, Fl, Wayne and Chicago 1881 Chicago,
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CITY NEWS

A large assortment of imported and
domestic Cigars, fine Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, and everything in the tobacco line
Mt A. ]. Hawks, 225 Superior street.
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INrEnEsr1ye RAILROAD ExHrRIr.-We fin

INTERESTING RAILROAD ExHIBIT.-We find
in the Philadelphia Press a compilation con-
corning railroads, from which we gather
that there were in the United States, in Sep
TENDER, 1865, five hundred and ninety-three
owning one or more lines of railways, of
which Pennsylvania possessed eighty-fve;
Massachusetts forty-six New York forty
four; Ohio t~wenty-eight; Illinois twenty
eight; New Jersey twenty six; Indiana
twenty-three, and the Southern States one
hundred and one. According to the returns
of 1864, Pennsylvania leads all the States in
the length of railways completed. She re-
ports thirty-three thousand three hundred
and ffty-nine miles. We give the next
highest in their order;
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FUNERAL OF PROFESSOR FITzGERALp.-The
funeral of Professor j. R. Fitzgerald will
take place from st, Johns Cathedral at nine
o'clock tomorrow wednesday, morning,
the 18th inst.
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POLICE DooKET.-Several interesting items
are embraced in the regular proceedings of
the Police Court yesterday, a report of which
may be found elsewhere.
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L. Benedict & Son have som of the hand
soonest Royal Ermine furs that VIC have ever
seen. They are as white as snow. Call
and see them as they are going fast.
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ARTICLES Worm ExAMINIyG.-Double
Sieve, Flour sifters, Pocket Clothes HACKS
and Stove Cover, Hot Pie Plate and Kettle
LITTER, at No. 2 Atwater Building.
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On Canal foot of Vineyard st.
oct16:262

$1,000 Rcward.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strick-
tanks Mellifuous Cough Bslsam. This balsam
will cure tho 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, w~hoop'ng cough and primary cases
of consumptiOn are cured by Dr.. Strickland's Mel
lihuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNLAP, Agents, Cleveland, 20.
m6:R5
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MeekIx Bank statement-N.Y. nov. Ia.
Rose d Provision Market

Report.
The following are the rates charged by us;
HAMs-SugaT-cured premium hams u d. ~
CANvAssED HAM 81 d.
DRIED BEEF-B b.-.-..~---....... .--
SHoULDERs-Sugar-cured "a b....--...---.-- II
BACON-0r Smoked Sides = b.-------.--- y
Leaf kettle-rnd'din bbls or tres %
D." Prime Leafkettle-rnd'd in kegs D D.. 30
PoRK-No l mess (new D bbl.".---~--.S35 90
{" Mess pork lOld) u bbl.....-.-..--.-- 81 90
" Extra clear % 80 %
MS-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingi in
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos. 142, IA and 1A6 Ontario street.
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Decrease in regular traffic..".""-S11,34 7 %
EXTENSION OF GRAND Trunk RAILWAY
We have already stated that a convention
was held at jackson, Michigan, on the 3Ist
ult, for the purpose of promoting the extern
sion of the Grand Trunk Railway via that
city to Chicago. Articles of association
were drawn up, and commissioners appoint
ed to solicit subscriptions to the stock of the
proposed company, the capital of which was
fixed at 49, 600, 900. The length of the road
to be built is estimated at 21S miles.
The Chicago Republican says: at is re-
ported that Mr. Stanley, Engineer of the
Grand Trunk Railroad, has made a report in
favor of the extension of the Grand Trunk
to Chicago, via the Port Huron & Lake Mich
igan Railroad"
LATER.-The Grand Trunk Company have
decided upon the extension through Mich
igan, by way of Lansing, Pawpaw and St.
Joseph.
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MONEY Market-NoV. u.

M~oNEY-Active at Z r cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Dul and heavy at 1851
@1Os4.
GoLD-A shade frmer, opening at 1865, and
closing at 1471.
GovERNMENT S~roCks-Heavy, and H@% lower.
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MiIwaukce Market-Nov. ID.

FLOUR-pull.
WMEAr-DnI and declined &c. Sales at $500
1,51.
OATs-Quiet.
RECEIPTS, 100 bbls flour; 81 1000 bush wheat.
SHIPNENTs-FlOur $500 bblsi wheat 5000 lush
wheat.
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~FIOur-Steady and firm. City brands held at
81, OO@l1,5 so for XXX red sI2, OO@I2,5 for XXX
white. Sales 200 bbls choice XXX red, country
brands, at $40, rs.
Wheat-New No. 2 red lower and Irregular
Choice grades firm. Sales 4 cars new No. 2 red from
store at 81, SO; 3 cars do do at 81 so; 1 car choice
old amber Michigan at 81, Is.
COrn-Quiet and steady at Coo for No. 2 mixed
from store.
Oafs-Quict and steady. Sales } cars from store
at 45c.
Rye-Quiet and nominal at S2@SSc from store.
BarIey-Inactive and nominal.
Nest BeeE-In moderate demand and firm at
S20,O 0 per Dbl.
POrk-Lower, closing with a fair demand at
$3.50 0 for city mess.
Lard-Lower. Held at 2sc for city-rendered in
tierces 29c for do in kegs.
Dried Beef-In fair demand and steady at 2Ic.
Butter-Quiet, but steady and firm at a range
Of 4O943c for good to choice Western Reserve; ga
3c for common to good Central.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm at 1S92lc
for good to choice Western Reserve and New York.
E~Ggs-scarce and nominal.
at S2,37.
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Cleveland WhOlesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 10, 1865.
FrciEhfs-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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CLAIM AGENTS.
MN. E. PRESTON,

Successor to C. G. Bruce & Preston,)
Licensed a. Army e. Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NO. 1 LYMAN'S BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
Money and all otOer War Claims.
RS Our Special Agent, resident at Washington,
D. O., oevotes his entire time to the collection OF
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates of Non.
indebtedness and obtaining pay.
rs Fees low. No charges until we accomplish
what we undertake.
German Language spoken. apI3
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POLICE CouRT.-Judge Abbey disposed
of the following docket yesterday morning
Drunkenness-James Mcpherson, John
Finnell, George Ingram, Thomas Collins,
John Kelley, Jacob Marks and James Nc
Clellan, each fined 81 and costs Matilda
Griffin, So and costs; j. NJ. Shepley, sent to
Work House thirty days.
Disturbance-Edward Middlested, costs Z;
E. v. blanchard, s. and costs; David Hol-
liday, Patrick Kelley and Thomas Mccain,
each SIS and costs.
Fast Driving-Patrick Raglan and Thomas
D~elargey, the former fined $40 and costs,
the latter discharged.
Vagrancy-Chsrles Congdon, Work House
thirty days.
Assaultand Battery-August Janke, J. NJ.
Macks 1.-TWO %warrants) and Frederick Rolf,
each the costs; Conrad Zeilch, S. and costs.
Petit Larceny-James Dunlap, $40 and
costs and ten days in jail.
Grand Larcehy-joseph Hulos, examina-
ton waived, and bound over in bail of $500 /;
Thomas Heating, case continued to the
18th inst.
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LECTURES.
KNOW THYsELE.

BY applying to-day to Prof. o. S. FOWL R, the
Veteran Phrenologist, at the AMERICAN, for
advice touching Health, AvOcation, Faults, Self
improvement, Marriage, Children, and whatever
concerns a true Human Life.
This is his last visit, and TUESDAY his last dav.
(He leaves Tuesday at 8 P. NJ
Open SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY
from 8 A. NJ. to 10 J. NJ. noyII:262
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GARDNER, BURT & Co.,
STORAGE AND
Produce Commission Merchants.

ffOuuCe COMMISSION Merchants,
Proprietors of the Union Railway Ship and Ca
nal Grain Elevators. Storage capacity, $50. OO0
bushels. Office and Warehouse adjoining The Els-
NO. 1911 MerWin Street, Cleveland, O.
Dealers in all kinds of Country Produce. Agents
for the "Salt Company Of Onondaga." Salt sold
always at the Company's prices.
salt, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, &C., by car
loads, received or to be shipped on the C. G. & c.,
u q T., Z. q T., @. & p. or A. & G.. W, marrow
guagel Railroads and their connections, loaded or
unioaded directly in our warehouse, saving en-
pense of drayRge.
wiz give personal attention to the filling of or
ders Tor Produce and Merchandise on Commission.
Liberal cash advances made on c~onsignments.
we are prepared to receive and ship, by Canal
Lake or Rail, without drayage(. Grindstones
Slaves, Marble, Lumber and coarse Freiehts Of all
kinds, having the ONLY DERRICKS IN THE
CITY ior the transfer of heavy Freights.
Refer to Banks and business men geuersIIV-
ap3:R3
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOHN G.. JENNINGS.
INSURANCE
AND
Real Estate Agent.
ATWATER BUILDING.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
D STREET.-For sale eJeveD scres
Cedar street, with House and Barn and ~ srrs.
OF grapes Also other fruits. One mile nom eitT
limits. ~
klNSMAN ST.-Two.s story House and Lot. s35O0
CAsE ANENUE-Two-story Cottage and Lot 5Nr
277 feet, 81, ZOO. IVA
GHESINUT ST.-HOuse and Lot, $4,000.
GAkDEN ST.-Hous and large Lot. S3- GOO
AlNsMAN ST.-Large Brick House and rs aero,
dence. iesi-
S SnfX House and Lot, So, 500.
3CG1iLLE and Lot, So, 600.
LaDREL sT-Housea and Lot, 81, $50.
LAhE sT.-Brick House and Lot. s.. 500.
yLDAK SI;-Store, Dwelling and Lot, 81. 600
$4,000 and Lot, SI.7OO
DEIKOlT = and Lot. 81. 0Oo
MILL SI--House and y acre, $500.
MILL ST.-House aud l acre, 81. 600
1Ohh ST--Neart the Circle, House and Lot "a Ooo
LVNG SI-ln rear Of 100 Superior street. vacant
Lot, 65x7O feet. SNant
sT:-Near Pearl, good Brick House and
nACANT LOT-on Scoville street.
House and q acras -.
. miles from Court House, s.. 900 aHu'
Also, a large number Of desirable Farm
lots. aIms and out
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
AtWater Building.
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GrindsfOhes-steady at
Cleveland Lnmher Market.

MONDAY, Nov. is, 1865
The receipts and shipments of Lumber, Shingles
and Lath during the week ending on Saturday last
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Legal intelligence

UNITED STATES CouRr.-The jury in the
civil case of Samuel Smith Us. Alonzo Bailey,
rendered a verdict for defendant. A motion
for a new trial is pending.
The court was engaged yesterday with the
case of the United States Us. John P. Bever-
idge, who was arrested in Sanduskv for
passing United States Treasury notes. S. E.
Adams, Esq, appeared for defendant. The
case was not given to the jury up to a late
hour in the afternoon, if at all.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court of
Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county, the
civil and criminal branches, met yesterday
morning. The civil branch was presided
over by Judges Bolton and Fitch, and the
criminal by Judge Coffnberry.
In the civil branch the following assign
ment of cases was made:
Tuesday, Nov. 18th, second trial docket.
Wednesday, Nov. 18th, IO1 to 200.
Thursday, Nov. 10th, 201 to 224.
Friday, Nov. 18th, 225 to PSI.
Monday, Nov. goth, 252 to 276.
Tuesday, Nov. 21st, 277 to 290.
Meune5udly NV ZZus LV1 W OIO.
Thursday, Nov. 23d, 316 to 1886.
Friday, Nov. 24th, 1857 to 1862.
Monday, Nov. 9th, 1868 to 1873.
Tuesday, Nov. 2Sth, 379 to 4OI.
Wednesday, Nov. %, 400 to 424.
Friday, Dec. LIST, AIS to 442'
The criminal branch met at nine o'clock,
when the grand and petit juries were called
and empannelled. The following men COM
pose the
GRAND JURY.
John Erwin, Foreman, Cleveland.
jeremiah Fuller, Middleburgh.
James Jordon,
John 0. Meeker, East Cleveland.
Otis Benton, Sixth Ward.
Joseph B. Gribble, Fourth Ward.
Richard Redrup,
Samuel NJ. Johns, Fifth Ward.
A. NJ. Whitaker,
Joseph Peiro, Fifth Ward.
John Wicken, I" d"
j. NJ. Vaughn, Eighth
C. L. Lathrop, Second Ward.
Marvin o. Taylor, Dover.
Fred. Judson, East Cleveland.
The Grand Jury were ably charged by the
Court, and retired. They will report at
nine o'clock this morning.
The first petit jury is composed as follows F:
PETIT JURY.
Henry Baster, Orange.
John Hughes, Royalton.
Moses FOWL, Parma,
Charles l. Pond, Parma.
Truman Gates, Mayfeld.
Lewis F,wles, Middleburgh.
John Ferris, Royalton
S. N. Nelson, Ninth Ward,
Robert Harlow, Cleveland.
John WEIGH, Cleveland.
Charles Eagan. East Cleveland.
Oliver Emerson, Parma.
A venire was issued by the Court for a
second petit jury.
Marshall s. Castle, Esq, Prosecuting At
torney elect, was appointed by the court to
act as assistant to Prosecuting Attorney,
Charles W. Palmer, Esq, and was sworn
and qualified, and entered upon the dis
charge of his duties.
Both branches of the court will meet at
nine o'clock this morning. The term prom
ises to be one Of great interest.
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ErIrAPHs.-We are fond of reading quaint
inscriptions on tombstones mot that we
expect "to shortly lie" beneath one, but be-
cause they occasionally throw light on a
grave subject. The other day we came
across an epitaPh, on a monument being
manufactured in one of our city yards for
a country cemetery, which commemorate
the virtues and physical defects of the de-
ceased, as follows:
''0ur father lies beneath this sod.
His spirit has gone up to his God.
We no more shall hear his tread,
Or see the WIN upon his head"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


John A Erls,o- MANAGER R. H. Geary. - reaurer.
PRrcKs m Apw1ss1os.-DresS Circle and Par
uuette- "a csnts. deserved Seats to Dress Circle, rs
CENT. F-rs5l- 3irrle. 80 cents; Gallery, rs cents;
Private RoTss IS md IS; Single Seats in Private
Boxes, S1,00.
CoIors5 na-sons viii, under no circumstances, be
parm;atss Ii cccnpy seats in any other portion Of
ne honse. save the Gallery. Admission Is cents.
last NIGHT U ONE OF THE EN-
GAGEMENT OF
MISS KATE REYNOLDS,
TUESDAY EVENING, November J4th, 1865,
viii be presented for the last time, the great
sensational play in 5 acts called the
ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT,
A DREAM OF LOVE AND DEATH,
With new Scenery, Mechanical Effect, Costumes, &C
The Angel of Midnight,
The Angel of Justice,
The Angel of Vengeance, Miss Kate Reynolds.
The Angel Of Love (cupid)
The Angel of Mercy,
Preceding the Drama will be performed a new
original Overture, written expressly for the piece,
by Julius Echberg.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-14
nald At 81. 7nm4.75 for as

AIeOhOI-Firm. Held at $4.7O@4,75 for IS
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent? A'SS- Neu-
trial Proof Spirits s2,5O92,55.
PetrOleum-The market is quiet but nrm at
arc