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1t is said TO be doubtful whether Mr..
Colfax will be returned to Congress. It
is alleged that he desires not to be renom-
mated. This, however, is denied. Mean
while Mr.. Tyna, a man of ~eloquence and
ability, has been started and may be nom
mated.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-15

The National Union Club, which
aspires to be the exponent and defender
of johnson and his policy, has been reor-
ganized with tie following Executive
Committee Senator Doolittle, Of Wis
consin; Senator Cowsn, of Pennsylvania
Hon, o. Il. Browning, of Illinois, Hon
Green Clay Smith, of Kentucky; Hon. W.
A. Burleigh, Of Dacotah Charles Knapp
and Samuel Fowler, Of District Of Column
hia
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DEISE's HAIR ~RESEWERjSton,

l. Hair from falling Of; restores Gray Hsir to
ITS original color, and is s superior dressinf. For
sale by CHURCHILL a BROTHER,
msylO @ l25 Ontario street. '
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NAV 20. 1866. ma,
NOTICE-TO all whom II mar con.

In cerh.-At g regular nesting Of the city
Counoil, Of the City Of UIevelAhd, held of the 18th
day Of Mat, 1855, tbs following resolution wa
adopted:
Resolrsd, That in the opinion OF this Council it
is deenied necessary 70 grade psye, and improve
the following named streets their ehtife length,
viz: Leonard street, Frankfort street, aud Park
street. All persons claiming damages by fesson
of such grading, paving and improving, are here
by notified that they are required TO ME their
claims in writing with the City Clerk within i've
weeks frUm the first publication ofthis resolution,
or be forever barred from filing any claim or re-
oeivlnE any damages therefor.
Ply ardsE - thu CITY UounC1t.
G.. Z. HILL, City Clerk.
May 20. 1850. my3l-S2i
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EVENING SESSION.

Al 3 P. NJ. the exercises were opened
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Kowlton. At
ter singing, by the congregation, Rev. A.
H. Strong delivered a touching and beau
tiful address, based upon Malachi, 4th-
6th-" And he shall turn the Heart of the
Fathers unto the Children" After Mr..
Strongs address Rev. Mr.. Chidlsw gave a
powerful discussion of the 9Th topic.
Then My Country It's of Thee wss
sung, and the benediction was pronounced
by Col. Moody, of Pigua.
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ArrrnNnnN rrrRr1sEs.

In the afternoon the Sabbath Schools OF
Sandusky held a grand mass meeting.
At three o'clock the children were gath
cred IL the different churches to listen TO
addresses from distinguished members OF
the Convention. Those convened at the
Congregational Church were addressed
by T. p, Handy, Esq, and Rev. B. W.
Chidlaw. In helsMethodist Church
c. H. Wolfe, Esq, and Nj. Lorin Prem
tiss were the speakers. In the Presby-
terrain Hon. &. W. Olds and Rev. B.
Frankland, with Mr.. Thos. H. Perkins, OF
New York, as leader of music, filled up
the hour. The addresses we're all happy
in conception, earnest, full Of life and an
imation, and well calculated 10 interest
children. At four o'clock the schools
moved in procession to the park, where
they we're addressed by Rev. B. II. Child
law and Rev. Granville Moody, the
% Fighting Parson.n Both efforts were
eloquent and powerful, and the day was 6
happy and profitable one for both children
and grown people.
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INCREASING the Censns.

Mrs. Gable, residing five miles east of
this city, gave birth on Wednesday to
three children-two girls and one boy.
The weight Of the trio was twenty-five
pounds. At last reports the little Aock
was doing welL-Msadrlle Republican.
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The Richmond Tunes in an article
highly adulatoryof John q. Breckenridge,
denounces the Radicals because of their
clamor for MS ~outlawry and exile, and
says tnst tin John c. Breckenridge the
President would find a fast friend and
firm supporter in the wise and states
manliks policy he is pursuing for the res
toration Of the country" We haven't a
doubt of il But who would have ex-
pected, two years ago, to find Breckin-
ridge and Benedict working together, in
support of the same administration and
in behalf of the same npolicy."
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1.-The subscribers having leased this favcrit-
House u hes been refttsd and refurntshed in an
elegant Derhef, and is now prepared with the
most perfect Appointments foT the reception OF
guests. The iTst p~Gsl..ou among brst-ciess
hotels viii be maintained in the future. n in the
mast Tmav2s.34D BAKER & FARLEY.
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= Cen Cass's health has much improved
lately, and he is better than he has been
for many months.
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Notice to all Whom 1t May Concern

Notice is hereby given that it Is deemed
IN necessary by the City Cosncil Of the City Of
Cleveland TO provide for the construction Of a
branch sewer in = pat Of Prospect and Stranger
stTeets, and or that purpose an Ordinauce Is now
pending before said City Council. All persons
having objections to the construction Of said
branch sewer, are hereby requested to hle their OBJ
~jections with the City Clerk Of said, city within
ten days after the expiration Of two weeks from
the first publication Of this notice.
By order Of the City Council.
O. Z. HILL, City Clerk.
Inna0 lasE Innaq A2l
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An Unpreeedentcd Event.

Last week an event occurred in the
town of Plover, Wisconsin, which is, as
far as we know, without precedent or par
allel in American politics. The local
election should nave taken place on a GER
tain day, but it was entirely forgotten by
all the inhabitants, and thus neglected.
Happy citizens of PloveF! Taxes must
be light and criminals few in that millen-
NAL township.
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.OTICELTOaI whom it may concern

/ 80 ~
In Notice. is hereby given thatit il deemed
necessary by the City Council, Of the City Of Cleve
land, i provide for the construction Of Prospect
STREET Branch Sewer No. 4, with branches in Hun
tingtCn aud Cheshire streets and Tor thst purpose
an ordinance Is pending before said City Council,
having been read twice before the Same, and now
laid on the table. Any person having objection
TO tie construction Of said sewer, are hereby re-
quired to file this SAME in Nriting With the City
Clerk Of said city within two weeks efter the eX-
pirstion OF three weeks from the first rublltstiun
Of this notice.
By order ofthe CIt5 Cotnoil.
c. Z. HILL, City Clerk.
NAV 40. 1879 msy2E3J4
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A N 0RDINANCE-To include GER
n tain territory in the Second Ward Of the City
Of Cleveland within the FIRE limits of said city.
Be it ordained by the City Council Of the City Of
Cleveland, that thu following territory lying in the
Second Ward Of said city, be, and the came hereby
is, included in the IRE limits Of said city, begin
ming at the southwest corner Of Ontario and st.
Clair stress; thence ~easterlJ along ,Lu suutherly
line of ST. Clair to Court street thence s~outherly
TO the Pnblic Square thence westerly to Ontario
street thence northerly along the easterIy line OF
Ontario street to the place of beginning.
And the above described territory shall be under
all the rules and regulations governing property
and its use now existing in the territory heretofore
within the fire limits.
This ordinance shall be in force from and after
it's passage.
Passed June l., 1866.
+. W. FELTON,, Pres't Of the Council.
G. :. HILL, City Clerk. iunel4-J2f
AN ORDINANCE-To amend an or
n dinanee entitled IAN Ordinance prescribing
the terms and conditions or Street Passenger Rail
why's within the City Of Cleveland, - passed sept.
10Th, 1883.
sE,TIos l. Be it ordained By the CITY CouciI Of
the City Of Cleveland, That section Of the Ordi-
nance above named, be go amended as to read as
follows
sEcTIoN >. And provided any such COMPANY
shall not charge more than i've cents for each iran
sisnt passenger over and above the United States
revenue tax and each Of said Companies shall
keep tickets for sale at some place in the business
portion OF the city convenient for the people and
they hall sell tickets to persons desiring the same
at a rate not exceeding one dollar and three cents
tickets, for fare to any point within the city limits;
provided that said Companies shall not be obliged
TO sell more than twenty five dollars worth Of tick
cts to any one p rson at any one time.
Passed June Il, 1856.
,. W. PELTON, Pres't of the Council.
c. i. HILL, City Clerk. iunel4:324
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nOHESrIC SEWING MACHINE.

GLITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES.
~ -GREA IMPROVEMENT IN EWING
MACHINES.-The domestic will do q greater
range Of work than the four different grades or
sizes Of other leading machines, and in 8 more
perfect manner. 1t combines simplicity Of Ccn-
struction with perfect action. Send for circular
and samples of work Great inducements offered
to agents. G. W. CR0WELL & CO.,
nay16 l2l Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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MR.. y. STlLLWELL'S
BOILER TUBE BRUSHES.
Patented March 20, Is6

10 dAHerent Sizes from ! IL 10 ihth-
Manufactured from Spring Tempered
Flat steel Wire.
EOR Use and Durability the above Brush
u will he found far superior to ell other articles
tor cleaning Boiler Tubes Of Scales, SCOT, Ashes,
In all Tubular Boilers a great saving OF fuel
may be INSIDE br the daily use Of the above BTuib,
20 Il will tsmove the scale tost forms (which Is .
non condtiCtof Of heat ms we'll a. SCOT and asbes
Being made OF cFkING TEMPERED FLAT
STEEL WIRE, gives greater elasticity, adding
more than double 10 the wearing suTfeCe. Thc
wires are firmly BOldeTsd to the shaft, which viii
allow the tubes to be cleaned while hot. They are
made in augur form, 20 that when tubes become
clogged with ashes; by turning the brush, It acts
Is q toTer, easily removing all ObStructions.
r. flyer, Agent,
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New Duplex Steel"

Which is ROLLED THICKER, giving GnIArrA
REsisTANCE to the Skirt, but loosing none Of the
FLENBLE QUALITIES for which the DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC stand 50 F~RE-EMINENr.
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Mrs VIM Hendry and Mrs James
Ford, Unionville, T Baldwin and wife,
gainesville.
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IORAN COrNTY.

J L Fisher, J B Hance, Jacksonville
Mrs j Coon, Mrs Z Boyd, Mrs W F
Wooster, Mrs J w Carey, Willard Rich
ards, Elyris, Mrs Q P Kimball, VIM H
Gates, E Goodrich, John Hodge, Roselle
I Cross, } B Marsh, Miss NJ Jewell,
Mrs j NJ Ellis, Miss Ella Clarke. J NJ
Fitch and wife, Richard Nevison. r n
Cross, Oborlin. Mrs y B Gates. Mrs
Georgia Wsshburne, Mrs + Dewitt. Mrs.
+ w Metcalf, G Il Hsrtstf. Z W West
Miss E Crandall, Miss L A Crawford a
Beebe, SB Hunch, 7 B Nelson. w r
Root Miss Austin, Miss L y Briggs, Il
b Bullock, Elyria. Hall, H B Dunbar.
Brighton. 9 N BoSworth, Misses Frances
and Sarah Bosworth, Miss frankie Ser-
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SAFES AND SCALES.

CAR BBVsHks- Good ana ChesD
nRSR+ Bill A-BB0THER.
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NLDINN
FIR Loomis and wife, Lodi. John Nc
Cormick, Medina.
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PORTAGE COUNTY.
f f Clark, Windham.
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NOTICE.
Public sale of valuable real Estate.
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With the Factory will be sold 81 acres of wood
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TERMs-One-third Cash, the balance on one and
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from day of sale, and title reserved until the
money is paid.
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Important to the People.
A. w. TRAPS,

A. w. TRAPS,
DEALER IN FUNITURE,
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Nert to lNaIler's Jecelry Store, and opposite the
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T AND FOR SALE.
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DOR SALE!

Tor SALE!
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and contains about one hundred and Seventeen
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yard.
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November Is, 1866. lOS-6t
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