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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

Az ADMIRABLE PIcTURE.-We have seen
in the Library room a picture,-an aggre.
CATION of photographs,-whieh must become
historic. The work is published by Powell
& Co., and consists of photographs of all
the members of Congress who voted "Ays'
on the resolution submitting to the Legisla-
lures of the various States a proposition to
amend the Constitution of the United States,
prohibiting slavery, which passed the SEN
ste April sth, 1884, and the House of Repre-
sentatiEes on the 3lst January, 1866. The
photographs are grouped on an oval tablet,
those of members O. the House around
Speaker COlfax as q nucleus, while they are
surrounded, as by an a~ureole, by the faces
of members of the Senate. The beAignant
oountenanee of President Lincoln appears
at the bottom of the group, and that of Vice
President Hamlin at the top.
The photographs are excellent. We
recognize instantly our Ohio familiars:
Hons. B. F. Wade, R. P. spalding and Gen.
J. A. Garfield. One is ~agreeably surprised
to see what a fine looking set of men they
are. We would rather look at their faces
han read their speeches. 1t would seem
that such a set of men could get up a better
{" Congressional than that which people,
who believe in Immortality and virtue, in
variably skip in the public prints
This picture is really an ornament, and it
lends new attraction to the Library room.
We hoped it was to be g fixture there, but
Nj. WIN. J. TAFT the popular Librarian, in
Sorms Us that it is 3 work Of art to be sold
By subscription, and that he is general
.gDat for it in this county.
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CITY NEWS
Latest sheet music at Halls, II Monument
Square.
DR.. JOHN W. HUGHES
He will be Executed between
10 and 2 o'clock to-day.
Full Accounts OF the Execution,
with His Last Speech, in this
Evenings Leader.
A Sketch of His Life also, with a
brief RecapitulatiOn of the MUIR
der and a Resume Of
the Trial.
Prison Experience, Religious
Convictions, Incidents, &c.
-
Capital Likeness of the Murderer
The Leader the Only Paper
Thus "Embellished."
Prison Experience, Religious
Convictions, Incidents, &c.

The gallows on which DR.. John ".
Hughes will be executed to-day, was
erected yesterday, and ali things are now
ready, save lettering time, for setting fais
to the career snd life Of the condemned.
The Doctor received the rite of extreme
JUNCTION from Father Gallagher yesterday
afternoon, and was in communion with
Rev. ]. A. Thome, for an hour or two
theresfter.
The LEADER this afternoon will contain a
full account of matters pertaining to the
life, crime, trial and execution of the Doc
tor. II win be the only paper in the city
which will give a likeness of the doomed
man. 1t is furnished by that courteous gem
tleman, Mr.. }. K. stetler, who has e copy
right on the photograph Ofthe Doctor, taken
by aid Of chemical light a few days, by the
artist, Mr.. 7. T. Sweeney, and engraved by
Mr.. Tibbetts. 1t is an aecurate likeness.
The original photograph was ordered by
Mr.. stetler as an embellishments of the
pamphlet, entitled "The Trial and Execu-
ton of DR.. John W. Hughes, the Murderer
of Miss TamEen Parsons, with a Sketch Of
His Life" &C., &c, of which he is the pub
Usher, and which will be for sale inmedi-
ately after the execution.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT HARRIET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associatsd Press.
NKW YoRK, February &.

NEW YOHE, February 6.
FNASSIAL, !.
The Commercial says: The Stock market ex-
hibites rather more spirit and a slight recovery of
tone; the Improvement, however, appears to be
purely spasmodic out of an effort Of the Bull ope-
rators to produce 3 reaction from the existing de-
preston. A more favorable return from a few Of
the roads give a certain degree Of eoHntenanes to
Governments are dull but firm, except old 6-aOa
which under a sale Of a heavy lot declined a per
cent. - \
The money market exhibits extreme dullnevs. in
consequence Of comparative inactivity in all the
branches Of business. The applications for street
loans are moderate and are met mostly at 6 per
cent. with exceptions at s per cent. In Government
collaterals there is q diminished supply with less de-
-mand from buyers. -.1 a-r-
Gold is rather stronger apparently upon the re-
ported probability that the foreign loan proposed
in the Finance Bill will not be authorized BY Con-
gress; The heavy decline injection At Liverpool
has also a tendency TO strengthen the premium.
The prlee touched 40 at noon.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. a.
Foreign Exchange shows rather more hrmness
but the rates are not quotabIy higher. The lead
best bills can be bought at I07M.
Cotton bills are depressed and very irrsauia1.
Quotations range from 1o59lOT for sterling.
RAILwAY STOCKS.
The Express says The dealing in Railway shares
at tho early opening Of the Board showed . lame
Exchange there was more tone and hrmness with
p little rally from the lowest point.
The Stock market at the second regular and last
open Board was strong with q sharp rally on all
the leading shares at the close.
QUOTATIONS..
Ths following were the closing quotations at $50
P. M:
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 2fN@eGH; New
York Central S95S9S9Z Erie 79%979L Hudson
River 1OO9lOOH; Reading 1oOZ@iO0T: Micbiean
Southern 6s5z@6sT; Clevsland 4 Pittsburgh sOI
a7shi Rock Island 1OOH9l0eN; NorthwestsF1
IN 81 z1- oil --a
MISCELLANEOUS saAREs. ZOO
The Miscellaneous list is generally steady. TsI q
r-... -J| STATE BONDS. ID a5F "a
State bonds are firm but business light s3.H1
-1sls a~eTtRzMKATs.E s-5ts4sib n
Governments are Arm with fair ilquiry.- or ID
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Chicago Market-Feb. 8.

~FLoUR-Activs.
WHEAE-Firm. Sales at s1,ls49I,I7 for No l.
CoRS-Du1 and declined %@lo-
HIGHwINEs-Dull
2T,O0. f
BULK MEArs-ModeTstely active; rough sides,
loose, at 1875; shoulders at ICH.
ENGLISH MEATs-Firm but qsiet.
GREEN MEAFs-Dull.
SWEET Picked HAMs-Firm At 15RI7Le-
LARD-Firm At lGZc.
Hoss-Less active. Sales at S9,25@g,T5 for fair
to choice.
DRESSED Hoos-Quiet.
REcEPTs-Flour 2,7OO bbls; wheat Il, Oeo bu;
corn lSinn hu oats 1900 bu.; live hogs 5000;
saIPHESrs-FlOur 2 zoe bbls; wheat $500 bush;
Mining StOeks-Feb. s.
were:
Copper Falls 2II; Franklin IS; Hancock 141S;
minnesota 10; Quincy 5214; Boston water power
1879 Waverly lshsi Bay State ~.
Rose q Prentiss' PrOvfsIon Market
Report.
The following ara the rates charged by as:
HAMs-sug2r-eured premium hams p d.. Is
OANVAssED HANS " g alb
DRIED BEER-B
SHouLDERs-Sugar-cured y b.-.-....-.. Is
BAcOS-Or Smoked Sides u B....-. 20
~ afkettle-Tnd'd In bbIs OF tres Is
Prime Leafkettls-Tnd'd in kegs q H.. 10
PoRK-Ho. L mess new B bbl-.-..--.-.S2 20
Extra clear D 81 90
No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depOts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, sndequal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly filed
.u-l BOSE & PRENTISS.
80 Nos. l42. Ia and las Ontario strsst.
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DIS. HUNTER & RANsAE.-These gentle
men whose great success in the treatment
Of Throat and Lung diseases is now SO very
generally admitted have permanently es-
tablished themselves at Euclid Place, where
they may be consulted upon all diseases
within their speciality. We have agreed
to publish a series of letters for them upon
the Theory and Practice of Inhalation, n
of which viii appear at regular intervals in
our different editions Tomorrow 9 most
interesting article from the pen of DR.. Ram
say viii appear on the Symptoms of BrOn-
chitisi We bespeek for it a careful perusal,
as this disease is undoubtedly the great
Of oezau1Ptien.
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Compound interest notes are steady and
arm at lOS@1O7 buying and IO4@1Os SELL
ing, for the various issues.
Business in the general markets contin-
ues very quiet. The demand for Flour is
confined to trade wants, but prices of good
grades are well maintained and firm. There
is a moderate milling inquiry for choice
grades of Wheat which are firm common
qualities neglected. Corn is dull and low
er. Oats are dull, and prices favor buyers.
In Provisions and Produce there is nothing
new to note. Prices are unchanged and
business moderate. Highwines are dull
and nominaAy unchanged, though holders
are feeling a little irmer, since many Of the
distilleries have stopped and stocks have
run quite low. Petroleum is dull and un-
changed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

PERsoEAL.-The Commissioners of Lorain
county, Messrs. Reuben Eddy, Taber Wood
and George Clifton, visited our Infrmary in
Brooklyn yesterday, in company with the
Director, Nj. BurlisOn. They have recently
inspected a similar institution in Akron.
They are taking observations, notes and
estimates, in anticipation of building an
IRarnary in or Rear Elyria- zs
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wEDDINe PARTr.-Captain Ashley Brown,
of Dayton, a nephew of Governor Ander-
son, and bridal party are stopping at the
Weddell House. The Captain has surren-
dered to one of Newark's fairest daughters.
A delightful entertainment was given them
by a few of their friends, last evening, at
.Silverthorns."
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CoTTOS-Dull and fully lie lower. Sales at 46d
Al for middling, chiefly at 46c.
FLoUR-More active hfgh grades advanced $50
per Dbl, medium . shade aEmsF, willis unsound l.
duh and dreliuings ~ GT-E
salesa at 81, 1905 for extra state; 50. 5OaS 90
for extra round hoop ohiO;- trade brands at Ss.go
9lO,5O. Market closing quiet
WHIsKY-Dull AID nominal, ID
WHEAr-Dul and 192c lower.
Sales at Sl,759l,T for new amber Milwaukee
In store and delivered, and Sl,T6 for choice new
No. 1 Chicag. spring.
~CoRN-Dull, and &c lower.
Sales at T9Toc for unsound; seas5e for
sound mixed western in stors and deliyeTed. the
latter prices for very prime.
0ATs-A shade hrIner. -r
Sales at 44946c for unsOuRd western; 5605Tc for
sound.
P~ETROLEUA-Dull. e
Sales feruds at Jlci 1855 for refined in bond.
Sales at 81, 709zg,s7% for nsw mess. closing
at sEg,Is, regular; $500 for old do; s23, 25a23,5O
1o- prime. Also $3.50 bbls new mess for February
March and Apeil, SELLERS and buyers option, At
29,G2z930, 1z%.
BEET-steady at sls, 5OgaO.oO for new plain
mess; S2l,Uo92t,00 for new extra mess.
BEEF HANs-Quiet Sales st eli, OO643, 90 for
western. l -It
Ger MEArs-steady. Sales At lI@l2e for shoul-
de[s, and l6%@lSc for hams.
BAcON-Dun.
DRESSED Hoes-Dun. Sales at lakAl9g<s
for western, and I3H913%c for city.
LARD-Quiet and arm. Sales at l5%4lg1c and
small lots a. lS1%o.
~BgIrER-stead Sales at. 2e9sSs for Ohio, and
CH~EKsE-Firmer. Sales at 1sa1e1Io.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

WooD's MIEsTRELs. - The Indictment
weather did not prevent a large crowd from
gathering at Brainard's Hall last evening to
-"tske in the performances of this famous
troupe Of minstrels. They gave perfect sat
isfactiOn, and will be greeted by a fuller
house tonight.
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DR.. HUGHES Z POISON.
Futile Attempt to Cheat the
GalIOEs.
An Overdose of Morphine.
He vOMITS UP THE DRUG.
he IS OUT OF DANCER.

Notwithstanding Wednesday was a very
wearisome day to DR.. Hughes md his guard,
Mr.. Calvin Bissell, they did not retire until
two o'clock in the morning. When they
turned into their hunks, the Doctor re-
quested his guard not TO waken him early
in the morning, since he was very tired
and needed the rest to enable him to go
through the effort Of receiving his friends
on the following day. Mr.. B. could not
sleep, and about four o'clock arose. The
Doctor was also awake, ann asked, " What
is the matterF" Tine guard replied that he
did not feel WELL whereupon the Dostor
complained of q pain in his head and an
uneasy sensation in his stomach. He also
got up, and both smoked pipe of tobacco,
after which they went to bed again. MI.
Bissell could not fall asleep, and arose and
dressed about six O'Clock. After he had
gone down stairs to wash he returned, and
seeing the Doctor swa'ts, told him he had
better get up. He accordingly arose aud
dressed, but complained Of being sick, and
both breakfasted on a bowl Of coffee.
About eight o'clock yesterday morning
men entered the jail to set up the gallOws.
The Doctor went down to the scene in the
corridor, and, after it had been erected,
mounted the scaffold, and stood On the
secured trap, leaning jauntily against one
of the upright posts, smoking a cigar with
as much composure as General Grant. Re-
turning to his eellhe grew heavy and sleepy
in his chair, and at nine o'clock began
vomiting violently. The guard instantly
notified Sheriff Nicola, who summoned Drs.
Maynard and Cushing. They caused his
removal from the cell, and ordered him to
be exercised, that is, walked to and fro, on
the lower floor. He soon rallied, after the
crisis had passed. He had taken an over
dose of poison morphine, ss he confessed to
the Sheriff, which had the effect to induce
the 1T of vomiting which saved his life.
How this was put in his possession is not
known, although it was easy for some of his
friends, who had access to him, to supply
him with the drug. Nor is it known when
he took it, whether at night, or in the morn
ing when the guard had gone down to
wash.
We saw the doomed man at five o'clock
yesterday afternoon, eonversing with Rev.
j. A. Th0me. His face wore a hsggard,
chastity expression, and his eyes were in
dessribable. His arms were caught behind
him and the wrists manaeled. A vigilant
guard was set over him. 1t will be impos-
sible for him to commit suicide. Within
ten hours from the time these words catch
the readers eye, John W. Hughes will have
suffered on the seaffold the just but igno-
minious death which he had brought upon
himaaIf
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS.

TUhIFI The bIUUD,
RemoveH Headache, Dizziness, Giddiness, Droysi-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness Of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFE in the DebiIitated, and
RESTORE THE SICK T0-PERFECT HEALTH,
Try theml They only cost % cents, and if you
cannot get them Of your Druggist send the money
to Dr.J- BRYAN, Consulting Physician, Az Broad
way, p. o. Box 5079, and they VIII be sent by re-
turn NAL, post paid. Dealers supplied by Demas
Barnes q Co, Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, lIs supe-
rior street, Cleveland. Sepl;r6:wkLtd
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

RELIGIOUS I%NTEREsT.-A prOtraeted meet
ing is being held in the Colored Methodist
Church on Ohio street, Rev. J. A. Warner,
pastor. Forty persons have been converted,
and great interest is now taken in the
meetings, which will continue several days.
Friends of the church are invited to assist
in the labors.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09
RARBERINc.

CONSTITUTIONAL. j. CITLU
~ having associated with him james B. ETans,
late OF tue firm Of Ballandine 3 Evans, for the
purpose Of conducting the BARRIERS business In an
its branches, at the old stand Of J. Catln. sButk
side OF Monument Square, respectfully solicit the
patronage Of citizens and strangera. iehRs982
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09
MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS.
FOB THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS,

ARE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of all Diseases
arising from Sexual Excesses, or
j. YOUTHFUL INDISCRETIONS,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, Gfeet, Sexual Diseases, &c.
NO CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
And thsy can be used without detection. Each
box contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar. If you
cannot get them of your Druggist, they will be
seat by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, with full
instructions, that insure q cure, on receipt Of the
money and a pamphlet of 100 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.
Y, P. o. Box 5O79. Dealers can be su ppI d By
Denas, Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, N, Z.
For sale by @. W. CLARK, Druggist, ll9 Supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4:r6:whZtd
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

EPISCOPAL sERvIcEs-RER. W. H. MIL
BURN, THE BLIND PREAcHER.-We take great
pleasure in announcing that Rev. W. H.
Milburn, the celebrated blind preacher and
orator, will preach in Trinity Church, on
Sunday morning, and in st. Paul's in the
eyeping.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

GONE THEIR wAr.-sheriFshaw, of Gsau-
ga sOunty, arrived here yesterday and took
away the brothers Preston and E. 8. Wright,
who were arrested in Chardon and at Nun
sen centre, by our police several days since,
for the robbery Of Thsyer's gunshop.
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e. 3. HALE,

III superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
EsTABLIsHsD 1859.
Dealer in $50 and all other Government Bonds.
xchange-Gold-Silver-c
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS eashsd without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:RIl
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Thea%ter--Brainard's Hall.
With the charming Commedienns
MISS MoLLIE WILLIAMS,

Company.
Admission 90 oants; Reserved ssats rs eents.
Dtors open at u entertainment 20 N ct II
Store seb14s29s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

New YORk PArERs.-we are under fire.
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
pers in advance Of the malls His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

]. H. Mcbride, on the 1st of February,
1855, was admitted as one. of the firm OF
Morgan Root & Ce. feb2:2sa.
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n. Y. stock Markes-Feh. 6

Go%vERSMESF s-Tocks-Withoat decided change.
United States sixes, 500 coupons Of "a, IO2L;
do OF '65, l02E; Treasury ROtes-2d series, esL.
S~FocKs-Strong.
New York Central ssL; Erie 70; Reading.
1OOZi Miehigsn southern 6Ss<; Hudson, IO3S;
Pittsburg s05s; Northwestern %; do preferred So
Rock Island ~; Fort Wayne 92z; Chicago and
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

sNow.-It began showing about three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and by night
fall the ground was covered to the depth of
about an inch by e layer ofvery moist snow.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

MoNEr-steady at 596 per cent. for call loans.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Dul and lower at IO71<
@107%.
GoLD-Firmer, opening at 1894, advansing to
HOH, and closing at l401S.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, quiet and firm
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

Gold closed trinity at i4o1.

This supply Of money both at bank and in open
markets s In excess Of the wants Of stock brokers',
And the mafket IL vBry easy SEE atesA
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-09

PERsONAL--Gen. B. D. Pritchard, the cap
tor of JEFF. Davis, stopped at RusselPs For
est City House last night.
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MIscELLANEous.

TEL Ia q rare chance TO get into No IMihi-
Ii nery, Dress and CloakmAking business in one Of
the best localities in the state, Having more on
hand than 1 can well attend TO, / propose 70 sell
ont mF entire stock Of Millinery Goods and Notions.
Any person wishing TO enter into this branch oftrade
can secure on advantageous terms the best fooms for
the business, and the largest and best established
Millinery and Fancy Goods trade in this part Of Ohio,
Main 81, Salem, ColumbianaC Co o. L. WRIGHT,
Pfjprietor OF 9 fhe Lad &c Barsar.n 80 fekes2ss
E0R EXCHANGE-Notes, Book Accounts,
Horse, Harness and Lumber Wagon, nearly new,
tongue and thiln. and some cash, for q house and lot
In this siiy, or q farm within 10 miles Of the city,
worth from four thou Sand 90 six thousand dollars.
Enuuhs Of @. ]. KELLER, No. 81 South side Pubic
SQUARE, from II A. n. TO 3P. n or at his residence
An East Cleveland opposite the Pest Once.
NEW FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets, &C.,
~ &e-iat reduced prices at H. Aoors old stand,
8 Ontario street. decl4:3O2
$50 900 MONEY ARYANCED11
and vel-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFIOE,
on Securities Of every kind. viz Cold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, ysEelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeonss and
al Personal property and articles o~fvalue, on the most
Istsfactory teFas. Business strictly private. rs
ISL. n. B.-A variety Of unredsemed
Watches. Jewelry, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
O-fice-corner Il Watsr and Superior streets, over
J avis q Pisx0tto's Clothing Store.
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REAL A
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE
AM 81
Real Estate Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
OITY PRoPERTY FoR ALE

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
CEDAR sT.-Near Wilson avenue, 81 aerss, :
acres growing grapes, coed brick house. 81.
VALUABLE STONE QARRf-WIth GOOD In
provements, at Berea; very cheap. eai
SCOVILL ST.-HOuse and Lot, 5000. ~
KINSMAN ST.-House and Lot, $500. et
GARDEN ST.-HOuse and Lot, $500. -a
PERRY and Lot, $500. fra1a
of Erie, SIS, 900. e -IFQ
OHESTNUT Sf.-HOuso and Lot, 81, 500. u ~.
GARDEN ST.-HOuse and large Lot. R3. 500. r-E
kIhSMAA ST.-Large Brick House and 10 aorak 6,
Land, with fruit, &C. 8 very desirable rest
dencs.
OHIO ST.-TwO-st0ry House and Lot, Sa.SO0-.
SC0YILLE sT.-HOuse and Lot, $4,000.
LAKE ST.-BrickH House and Lot, $500.
EAST CLEYELAND.-2S acres, well Improved on
State Road.
Also 2l1s acres near DOnes' COsnsrs with . scfSa I
Of grapes
Also 7s5z acres near Dr.. Mathevstt's.
OUSTEAD AFENUE.-Houss and Lot, 1900.
Also, 8 large number Of desirable Farms and out
JOHN 6. JENNINGS, Agent Il
AtWateF Building
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sTehLINe E~xoHASsE.
Sterling Exchange quiet and steady at 1O74f0
107S< for bankers bills.
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HhAN& sIh4
Archibald Powell, Ninth Ward.
A. Mcintosh, Seventh Ward.
Thomas Callow, Third Ward.
Thomas Dixon, Eleventh Ward.
Stephen Brannon, Fifth Ward.
F. S. Pelton, Brooklyn.
Sebastian Blessing, Independence.
Enos Hawkins, Independence.
Sturges Lynes, Fourth Ward.
n. B. Bowler, Sixth Ward.
E. NJ. Fenner, Euclid.
Henry Kilmer, Sixth Ward.
Thomas Davis, Newburgh.
N. Wemple, East Cleveland.
John Fl. Waddle, Seventh Ward.
PETIT JURY.
Joseph Rlnear, Bucksville.
Samuel FOIambe, Second Ward.
Jehiah Hancock, Euclid.
Lynus Clark, Warrsnsville.
James Clapp, Warrensville.
Jesse K. Brainard, Brooklyn.
William Busby, 0lmsted.
Silas Belden, Third Ward.
George 7. Taylor, Second Ward.
Sherman Bailey, Warrensville.
James B. Wilbur, Fourth Ward.
Marcus A. Baird, East Cleveland.