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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

AFTER THE DgvIL.-The Chinese pop
ula,ion Of this city are troubled in mind,
and for that reason some OF their promi-
men, men, to-day. submitted to the Board
Of Trustees a document Of which this Is a
copy: TO the Hon. the President and
the Board Of Trustees Of the city OF Sac.
ramento. The undersigned residents OF
the city Of Sacramento, pray your Honor
able Board to grant them permission to
burn hrecrackers and otherwise celebrate,
in accordance with the customs OF their
native country, for the period of three
days, for the purpose OF driving the Devil
from the city, and particularly from that
portion OF i, occupied by the Chinese.
iSigned.) Sacramento, October l6, 1866
The temple for the orgies is being ar
ranged and the three days performance
will probably commence towards the end
of the week. In the meantime we can
sing, From Greenlsnd's icy mountains"
and raise funds for the hesthens Thousands
of miles awsy.-SGc. Bee, October 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

II the people Of Colorado are not salts
fed with the U. P. r. R., they can secure
a more direct railroad communication with
the Missouri river by investing in the st.
Joe and Denver railroad. The road will
be built. 1t is veqS probable that the
route surveyed by Mr.. Ebert, Of Denver,
in 1860, will be found the most feasible.
The road will run through a much more
productive country than the Platte valley.
There is timber on the route. and the
heavies. grading would be between Den
yer and the head Of Beaver creek. The
Republican, though much smaller thar
the south Platte, will support an enor-
nous population. We venture the pre-
dic,ion tina, the St. Joe and Denver rail-,
road will be built inside Of seven years. IL
i, has to be done exclusively by private
enterprise.-Co0rado Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

They DO NOT KAYE COMFORT IN SCOT,
LAND.-Edinburgh has 1880 one-roomea
houses, Of which S25 contain each SIX m
mates. In Glasgow the state OF things Is
still worse /; for there the number OF one
roomed houses is 2,2l2, Of which number
1858 shelter seven human creatures
willis, each of the other $50 dwellings has
more than seven inmates. There are IN
all Scotland 1854 houses-if they can De
called houses-without windows! and
226,72 houses Of only n apartment ;
proving that nearly one million Of the peo-
pie of Scotland, or nearly one-third OF the
entire population, are living in houses IN
which neither the comforts nor decencies
of life can be secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18
NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF WE'LL & JACOBS, DEAL.
i crs IN Real Estate and Merchandise, In Gold
Hill, was dissolved on the LIST Of September. 1856,
by mutual consent. n; yAGUBS
Gold Hill, Oct. 4, 1866. oce-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18
Dissolution.
Gold Hill, Sept l. 1866.

K~earsnrgo Mining Conpany.--,Lo-
catisn Inyo County, California-Notice is here.
by given that the annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the above named Company will
be held at the office Of the Company, in Gold
Hill, Nevada, on Tuesday, November 13, 1866, at
3 o'clock p. NJ, for the election Of a Board Of
Trustees, 70 serve the ensuing year, and for the
transaction Of any other business that may como
before the meeting.
H. Q. MANNING, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, October II, 1856. ocll.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

A DECORATED FLUTE PLAYsR.-Napo..
,.on b.. given the cross Of the Legion OF
Honor to a Professor of the flute, ID.
Dorus, late a pupil at the Paris con''''A-
tory Of Music.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18
BAKERY,
NO II T. .

OFFICE OF co. TAX COLLECTOR
STOREY COUNTY, NEVADA,
VIRGINIA.. October Is, 1866. }
To the Tar Payers Of Storey County:
N1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ state and County taxes for the fiscal year OF
1866, are now due and payable at this Office. and
that the law in regard TO their collection will be
strictly enforced. LF.
~ County Tax Collector.
Office In Medln Building, above the Post Office.
ON ali taxed unpaid at the close of business on
the 18th day Of November, 1866, there will be ten
per cent delinquency added.
October l6, 1856. oclb4w
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.vp,x.I AVN DEPARTURES,

Arrivals.
ny THE DUTCH FLAT ROUTE:
S1p,-ou w T Crouch
EMC rans CTChureh
C Herschfeldt JACOBS
ny THE PLAcgRvILLg ROUTE:
Miss VI Emerson
BY THE OVERLAND ROUTE:
VI Greenberg Mr. Mcclellan
Patrick Henry
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-13
sUctEssIoN Or AcHlfLE A, FOREST.

~ at9a $500 II I'll mt
GTATE Ollie Judi-
- cial District Court, Parish Of Lafourehe.
Rvssirt,o nc a. ard.r ar sa,o
tba ahnva ant ;t,aa fs.,nst 4, NJ 49,
a. Of tho ahava naraad sl,osr,a !
d.te ,s'noaemlar o7tb' az. nil saii
# nnbIio anet;on IN THIIRspAY.sth a
Ia aav 1ofgFERRITARY I56s.1 81. lasa
residence @of the deoeased. ahonts twaIya
miles below the .tow,i,of 1~bihndanx. st. n
o,cIoek.A.sM. the, follow;ngdasaribed nro-
perty. viz: G 81 usss s8f 4fsiss
"A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. si-
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-13

REsoLurroNNo en-. S. fixing the a.
mount of taxes Zen professions, trades, DO
equations &c.
aResoived, Thatzthere shall be- levied and
collected byetheiparish tar Collector, the
fofiowing annual tax from each and eyery
person pursuing any Of tho following
trades, professions or occupations:
lst, From each and every butcher,
tailor,i baker. blacksmith, shoemak Ell,
proprietor of a printing office, keeper Of d
carriage shop. notary public, civil engi-
neer or surveyor, dentist, physician, law
yer. manufacturer Of tin or copper ware.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-13

SNvtr UA CulA. y az uotesbQ0k A3blD 5U
,.t.Na Corporation q u Slnstesl II Nl2T 50 HfY9
front ana loss or error To be added so
Wnhdrawn from the circulation book
Afandc anceiied and burnt Gg 266 90 ek8
AMI supposed still in circulation--2877 90
On the. 9Th Of May. 1885, N. J.H. stiner then
sheriff q this Parish purspasat to d recommend
ationlof the Finance committee, dated The nth.
of'octobefs 1854, addressed the following letter
ia the Police jury; to wit: al
N-.IAl Ag 5gftE+5 III fg3s HM9 saxt& q
Thibodanx, May 9th. 1865.
10 the Hon. President and Members Of the Poll.
&c Jury for the Parish of ikafonrche.
GentaensnF-By a resolution passed before
your Honorable Body, Iwas instructed to call
sgEicti and settle VIE accounts OF mn. CHARLES
Taaas,, pasish tAx' Collector Of said Parish Of
len Ind inelosed . correct statement or sche-
dale ct al taxes collected lbyssaid Chs. Gaude.
also the amount which remains uncoIlected ont
Mthis statementit win Ne seen that The sim Of
2Iisz II III must be accounted for by the col
lector, before he can be relieved off bis bond or
All which is respectfully submitted.
loignsdl J. H. sTINER, Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION OF FRAsdbs THrsoDA,r|
STATE OF LOUISIANAIhird
ocialD district Court, Parish of Iafn,@

- claLD lStrlcC COurG, faflSn OF, LafN1rX f'
Pursuant to an order to me directes
the Honorable Third District Court, 4
above e~ntitfed'and ndmbefef case.E 4
proceed to sell at pubfir auction, al
Court House, in the town ofaaThibxd,
to the highest bidder, on THURSDX
FEBRUARY 9th, 1866, at l0o'clock;x
/ 2 A9ERaAAIAsHRACT OF Ian
situated in this parish ON the right bss
of the Bayou afourche,aat abonf 4 ni
Ibelewbthestpwa Of TAihodapR. measud
one arpent. more or less, front BY a ddsspf
not nownybutrupping back within fite
feet Of. ths Bay6nld es QuatTes 0yprs
bounded in front by bayou Lafoprchea
bope by lands Of Mrs.gHypoiita Routs3s
below. by lands of Mrs. dean b. Hache.t&
|gether with all the Buildings ahidffnprd3&
20 ANo1HEE TKGgT OF LAM
situated in said parish sbept ssay oF u
miles north of the town Of ThibodapEs@
the Chackbay settlement, being the Sonfi
East quartef 6 tie South Msstf quart
of Section No. 8 III township Ia South Nj
Range 17East, In theedistrictaof hand ~
taining forty acres sibeing part on
wliclf vendor acquired from the Udss13
SStatesasfper patent granted On certifeSaee
M. 1928 Of ninth series, and bbeaff1g dGl55
Sd. of July 1913, ~
TERMS AND CONDITIONS, 80. al
The land payable by. thirds matpIip9
the months Jf March of the yeasaal1S
1857 Ie63saNie purchaserst 10 fssfnislyHktas
notes with good and approved ~sesdt3t43
III soksd6o, payable at tile order Of theaAkM
II the estate, at tie ofscBcfa&9l
Re~scprderl Of this parish. With fefgght.sfll
cent per annnlns interest from ttheifs
niaturitiessuntil paidNand jseApf
by special mortgage with yendorssvpTiY%
lese on ~theasprepsTty slid oaatiLsfllAiARl
fIiiai 1Ipasyyim elt.a sfssxs ~fslF4sni si rssss tif%
iany 6. .sifaagli nj. BUuRUyGaarieaa M
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v
Which, by precaution, were orderd, by
the Paliee Jury to be burns as having
never been put in circulation, aud which,
in fact were burnt p~nrsnant t6therecom-
mendaticn Oft The finance Commute Of the
I9th of Oetaber, 1864. 81 I'D ts9 .a d # III
foJn note Or divers Corporations ana of The Y
aUASDTrehsuYy 'exchahgedf af new notes a6stsa5r
Of this Parish series B, Book A l2T 0o. Yf3sssf
30 The oftls of the amount Of
o,s 'sls y s;'E I I'll 1 /
40 The amt Of the old Confederate Pa.
. gtxh noteswith dra wa frUfn the dr III M
~culatl0n, Book A 3015 SO M
iai9fhts B1idI ID sss9a9 Ut s4f--al87 80
issstRa5 gsst IL ya--lA
Bal'ee accord'g to my receipt ..... 445l 20
Deduct This amt destroyed 1263z0
,NHaa sa@AN. .sE -
Fosm1g the real bal'ce in the treasury 3lS7 50
I Consisting, to wit: 9 81 ~ Il
81 bunch a containing-1o In Thibodaux Corpora
20 Ia United States notes 2 90 ,Htas
80 Bank Of louisiana notes 25 90
or bunchB contaiuing-in Thibodaux Cor
poration notes -. A.s 49, H.. AZ 90
ofaunch J cont'E Stood P notes $3.50 255 90
sgs II g. Il II q e e &c 90
! 81 $40 g ,s g, g g
$500 3OI5 so |
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Total amount 3I87 SO
By the receipts ggiyenbyIny predecessor w.
A. Botcher to the President Of the Police jury.
Joseph Nicolas, the notes whichfhave been sign
"a OF the series A, amounted to 1883 10
d, "s1s - 2548n70
ogs TOTAL amount --. s.... 4406 70
oitnose the amount burnt. 1863 70
remaining N oirculation J. -. H.. 3l43 90
Exchid for old conf. Par potesBook AsOI5 so
80 Computation ~ SlnotAa4 n N IN IN z 8fYA
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Or THE Cry or @srw osLrANs, L.,
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Entranee~on both strsersr- m the spacious and ii.
CANT story Baiidihhs;s d ~casdstan vias.sssisd
stsf1attt fsFstti4 allie Professors I cit III aeEgus
-ala959f .efse sIisr II Iatt..s,T s,
stateaats Il peerr1ianeh fIHsalfutfoha IndsFihs iKSScns3
ola Board Of Trustees appointed BY the Legislatugs.
and is authorized to confer Degrees, DipiuIkeAs ItE#
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del, II'Ierns1aRayapls II ApdEsnes. ....,
Penmanships-rLessons no limited, b
Bookkeeping Double and single Entlryy isifc sss
q alperfect course ...g.o....x as!.g-8 sxas6
AlitI.nst'e Including al comnsreia salea7 MI
Lectures on COMMERCIAL asW !. Il E.g ii s sy !
Aagebrat. e d ss...g ..st ~ Ii ] sisps sar5O
English Grammatical course y n. Wy sd
Fill ccurse..snut4iInitcd ..... 100 ]
trenchiissi sa.alss,f nj ss-is tn t00
1s g4assa i auatnsFntf sitirs ia1sitf aa ~ ! 4 4 3 AX
latin haaAsi bsae.y.s. 1. a.ga Lsus9.yide
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pasirs. H ssa st 'sfsy s " aEapsAss u l Aeerlag
For any language, perlmoathsa. ssgiAass 4sep4
Stationery f Ri Hs s6lnissr ii ilsi c lUdilsIe,le.snss
Stationery for. .Pennaisship .saa 10 af1s90
Dipio'na... .asrs.Yss5.rs s.-r,rsrs n ss!1lugss
4 Diploma from thls College Is q ~passepot II az
hssEEsep y q ! weeks; IL d. om lsl "a f sssl 4
otto i2Nwetkss 1Mf ddlE fegch 0r Npaniatk IhAfssvdseks
WIeaf i tssson D s.s:a DE-, ,im aas . in any hraasl a.,sz
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.fshe walads develop her yast rsssssr ess "a Y saikA,
We havs Ampisi arrank meEaas fSraNo stsientsdiE
inss the ensrsut year, Parents can make llbera! con
ditfons. for their sons iithsy app soon isFA6sssf6nms
english, Errsanaashh, sppaallsh u sgshrn,ah, d moderate 10
'essi Ra sSa - paae .,da "a iha tt. ann,5fs.f .9ssssaa
$1,000 or $1,000 annually. is4thH best furshn6 p~hrsr1es
tan give their 80 8. AS the College has been III suc.x
operation for more than a quarter Of q eentsry
Daniimqps conmlmsnaatppnss 81 the Press and bussissss
o4slinuhitytaDd az seEefai Vt Us f0llef stn1ehtaANBs
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,TBEASURER,S OFFICE,
ThibodaiAuEx, La. December 18th, 1865.

IHTpUd1u2,- Id. DtCt1fUeT Hui, TCUJ
To the, Hon. tthe, P~residentsand Members of the
Police Jaryy. of the Parish of Lafourche j.. The
State of Louisiana.
.sThes reportaof the undersigned Parish Treasur-
er, Of the Parish and State aforesaid, respect
fully -sheweth:
That on the, 80 of September 1864, ". "A. Bot
cher my predecessor in Office, handed to me u
pom my receipt the balance of his. account a.
mounting TO- faurs thousaId four hundred and
fifty ons dollars and twenty cents, consisting
y 81 sal Parish note, Of Sets series B lr o,
- 1s025 @FFat ~ h9filO3 af 993@S2ns 50
1894 lRffglsatsh rs sszGI GAIA 576eo JE8a@ia
. i ,15s6 a5tiill ,94ai 50 xtasasa Peg 90 RE-
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io Notice..

e 't !, ie NOTICE. q s9a 47 NY
F0ULhbaarss Of, sd cane, and a large Of lot
Fodder at private sale. Enquire at the office
agent Of Freedmen's Bureau, Thibodaux.
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SCHEDULE.

Totol amount Of Parish taxes for the year
1868 to be collectedby ne. Charles Candle, Pa
rish tax Collector according To the ass esslnent
say -. 70o1 400
Paid by Claude. to the following per-
sons out of money collected by him,
vouchers are in my possession $50. 1874765
Bee to be collected. .......... 5l26 75a
Reed this 26th day ofMay 1865. by J. H. Stin a5
u er from {. Gatde. bills not collected to
the amount of 3a43 10
Ii money of Corn of Thibodauy SIS 90
Parish of LafOurehe 81 50
8iiRAiaA7 8A --3934 694
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STATE or louisiana,
I w rOLICE JBRY PARISH or i

""' - LAFoURCHE.s a
.isJ1sA u as7si CONTINUES. ~ :xsisN3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-10

and VIII, had borne him sons and daughters
now grown to be men and women, is too
preposterous for belief. Nor is there any
thing to show that he was insane, more than
a not very well ~substantiated report that
on several occasions he had called his wife
"a witch, attributed to her influence an &C
cident whereby he hurt his foot, aud a
malady which killed some Of his stock.
That he was guarrelsome with his wife, beat
her and the children at times numerically,
was penurious, though honest, b~lasphemous,
superstitious and not at all pleasant in his
intercourse with his neighbors, are matters
confirmed by those who knew him. State
ments also are made that on several occa-
sions of late he threatened TO kill his
wife: and only last week he actually did
attempt it, using the axe then as he did
later. How badly he hurt her is not known,
as the family kept the affair a secret u-tl
a ter the murder. The poor woman is
spoken kindly of by her ~neighbors. They
say she was a true wife always, q good
woman and a member of church. That
she qlarreied with her husband frequently
Is very likely. CompaniOnship with such
q monster through a long life was not cal
culated to promote an aIniable disposition.
The family are not poor, although occupy
ing such Indifferent quarters. The farm
consists of 40 acres, paid for, and under
good improvement, and it is said the old
man had a large sum laid by. What devil
ism impulse prompted him to commit such
an outrage must forever remain a mystery.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-10
FIYANqIAL 8 COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 9, 1866.
There is nothing especially new to record
of the local money market. This demand
for money IS quite moderate, aud the banks
accommodate their best customers with less
difficulty than was experienced a few days
since, but still balances accumulate very
slowly, and the market is in reality close,
requiring continued discrimination in the
matter of discounts.
Eastern Exchange remains about as pre-
viously reported-cIose and firm. The
amount making is merely nominal. Rates
continue steady at par buying and Ito pre-
MUM selling.
Financial matters in New York to-day
We're without important change. Gold was
lesa firm, and closed lower at lS9t@IS9e.-
Governments are reported firm, except old
hve-twenties, which are a fraction of.
Business'in the general markets was very
quiet to-day, and nothing worthy of partic-
ular note occurred either in the tone Of the
market or in prices. We could hear of no
considerable transactions in Flour, but hold
ers do not change their views as to prices.
and we continue to quote as heretofore
There is some inquiry for car lots of the
better grades Wheat, which are firm but
generally the market is dull. Corn is quiet
at yesterdays decline. Oats are inactive
and dropping. Provisions are unchanged
and steady, but we can record no improve
nent in business, which is still eramped to
trade wants. Produce is steady and un-
changed. Choice Butter is in fair inquiry,
and stocks are low; Cheese meets with a
rather improved demand, end is firm. Pc
troieum continues dull, and prices declined
Ic to-day. Highwines are dull and nomi-
nally unchanged.
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Local NOTICES.

DIR. Franklin and the South Carroll.
ma PIanIer.-A friend relates to US that the
Summer before the war AZ the house ola hospit-
able South Oarolinian planter, he was up one
morning with the sun ami Eat about {, venture
forth on a moraing walk, when lie was checked by
the planter At the DOR.
"You cannot pass, Sir. Too early"
"Too early Why, my dear Colonel, what says
DR.. Franklin 90
Early to bed and early 20 rise viii make a III n
healthy and wealthy aaI wise"
VERY hnA, air; bat all a aaIliey. Early rising
and the inhalation, upon an empty stomach, ofthe
morning malaria of this country, North and South,
hlv- been re d 'ath OF thoIsanis-th5 death Of
thousands, sir, from the time Of Capt. John Smith
to his day. Wait till after b reakfast, fortify your
stomach with a cup Of hot cohs, and then, the
noxious vapors of the night being exhaled by ;he
sun, we will take 4 morning ride
But, my dear Colonel, l an always fortified
with a wine-gIass or HosTEfTER'S 5A-
E . NUH BITTERS."
" All. rhcn. sir, yOu may sticktO DR.. Fra7klin
II ~stetter's agent At Oh trlrs on supplies me, ami /
am expectin a box to-day with tLy wagon. Those
Bitters. [ lind. are a sure protective ngainrt II
the fevers resulting rom malaria. DR.. Franklin
hold- good, sir, even in the swamps OF South Car
slins, If fortified with HosteItsT's RitIeTs." feh5
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-10

TEE LIFE, TRIAL M EXECUTION OF Dr..
HUeHrs.-The attention Of our numerous
readers is called to the work published by
j. K. stetIer & Co., of this city, bearing the
above title. It is certainly the best written
account of that notorious man We have seen
and abounds with many thrilling incidents
connected with his early life. The details
of the trial and execution are fully and
faithfully given; and a striking likeness of
the murderer embellishes the title page. It
may, with truth, be termed the anto biogra-
ply of John W. Hughes, as his career in
life up to the time he fred that fatal shot at
Tamzen Parsons was related By himself to
the author.
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WHNTEp..AcENr

OK To $40 PER DAY-we want active, eaer-
W gstic AGENTS eN srywhere men OF women, 70
whom We offer extraordinary inducements TO
eng &c in a LINT, centsei and profitable business.
Sample viii b. forwarded upon application slth
Ct amp 20 pas return plsrage. Address BRADLEY,
FalFu-gura1-wfn
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-10

ZAxFEETTA TRoUPE.-This favorite troupe
gave a very fine performance at the Acad
envy last night. The comic pantomime en-
titled Tile Italian Brigand," and the
charming ballet entitled "The Mountain
sylph," together with "Joeko, the Brazilian
Ape" were rendered in excellent style
They will give another performance to
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-10

TAG DRAMA.-A first class dramatic COM
pany have secured Brainard's Hall for four
evenings next week, and will give their
first performances on Wednesday night, the
I4th inst. The stars, Miss Mollie Williams,
a charming eommedienne, and Felix a Vim
cent, comedian, rave been engaged for the
brief season. A few dramatic touches will
he annracisfad now
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-10

DAILY PRAYER MEETIEG.-The morning
prayer meeting which has been held for the
month past in the parlOrs of the Stone
Church, will be held hereafter at the Lee
ture room of the First Baptist church, cor
ner Of Erie street and Euclid avenue, be-
ginning at a qnarter past eight A. NJ, and
closing at nine o'clock. The change is
made to accommodate the Increasing num-
Der in attendance, which has overlooked
the present accommodations.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-10

The CRowD AT TIE JArL-The vas,
crowd stood around the Jail yesterday
forenoon till after three o'clock. The
remains of DR.. Hughes were borne forth TO
the Erie street cemetery, when the Jail wa
flung open, and hundred embraced the
opportunity of gratifying their curiosity BY
examining the gallows.