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General News.
Fenfan Expediffan.

NEW YORK, April 5-The Herald
gives a rumor that two expeditions, one
consisting of three iron steamers carrying
1000 men, and the other of two steamers
with 2,500 soldiers on board, were reported
to have sailed for Bermuda, which WIS
stated to be taken possession of and used
as 8 base for the general expedition against
ireland. Other vessels are reported TO
have sailed from various ports in the
United States, sll bound for Bermuda.
Altogether, there was quite q ferment in
Fenian circles over the new warlike msve-
ment supposed to be under way.
CINCINNATI April "a FIRE It Sc
Evansville, Ohio, yesterday, destroyed six
dwelling-houses belonging to the Ohio
and Mississippi Railrosd Company. Loss
NEW YoRL, Aptil 5-The World says
that the Fenian expedition is bound for
the island of Campo BeIlo, at the entrance
to P-assamaquaddy bay. Five or SIX hun
dred men have gone in small squads to
Machais, Maine, there to embark for des-
tination in schooner Two printing
presses accompany the expedition, and IS
soon as landing official PrOClsnations win
~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

arPHILosoPHR
- ProDrietors OF the New York Museum OF Anet-
- h.Tr detarfained, regardless Of expense &c is
re frer flor The benefit Of suffering humanity, and
smporssslon Of qzscksryl four Of their most inter.
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- Disaaali6cafions Nervous and Physical Denl-
~ Prrmatare decline Of Manhood, INDIGESTION
Ve.kne-s or Depression, Empotsney, Loss OF Ener-
~ and Manly Power tbs Great Social hfn, ana
800 Maladiss which result from youthful foliiesb
sxoespes Of maturity, and Ignorance Of PhyHioiogy
and laws Of mature.
t-1IiThteuing and saving tk0asands, and al b
h-vardsd frss, on receipt Of four stamps, BY ed
dressing sECkETARYr New York Museum OF
Anatomy md Msdicinss els Broadway, New York
fehl5R3
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RA4LRoAns-
SHDRIKST R0tTE FHeH0TETFLfE6
TO CHICAGO.

PIttsburgh, Fort Wayne 9 Chicago
q HT aTa n4En0sna
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IoR SALE.
R0R SAIE.-Sltua-

OPLENDIbfARA fOR bAIk.|Sltns-
"a IN wnlnehhy, Ohio, on the main Cleve-
49, ro.d. one re Hs43 fren Collegiate tnsf1tneei
- II nile e. from ClevelAnd. on Lake Shore
railroad Coadns los acres tAnd- -soh-SAne,
- nv. and Hhour keep ion the incest On any
go n he couTy- Large two-stoIy house, mn
49, N The mo- approved style and taste Vttn
= - oheer,tory. heaTy ~cornicss 1nsiee and
49, S,srSr- n hung, Is rOpms, besides elosets
~ t~,Sin~ rm. inc whieh vster eomes IN
-. Soidine sofs between sitting 7 ON ana
fs-.T- Ons bm 20 b @ fest. With cellar uneef
- v.fer-thF ma1rre tank and Twins spnne
49, Hors bsrn. corn house, carriage ano
son~ ~ senenent house, abundance 81
49,. fruit. WH and water. Fer builIinsss lo-
S~@.o1 nd ~. he farm - unsurpassed y Any
sT--rs~rn or. Appis on p-puils1. or adoresa
oLEAKEIs
..a,rak Fnl0uEAhy. Ohio.
EBfg iiER aTedA =
LHIaEa q At1hA
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TO THE EASTERN CITIES.
TWO Trains Daily leave Cleveland, Ron tie
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IWT
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~roR MORE THAN TWENTY

~FOR MORE THAN TN EMIL
,.nrs MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has
stood the test Of trial, and is constantly Increasing
HE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is tia bert and
cheapest made. It's price is only T5cents, and each
pottis contains double the quantity Of dye in those
usually sold for 81
THf HAIR DYE ID mano6setured by peculiar
process, which renders it infinitely superior to any
ays in market. Being complete in one bottle, nc
preparation Is required, which greatly Hinpienes
the application
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that Ep~rHI
psAp appearance BY which dyed-hair and Whls-a5s
are 90 readily reSogniEed, when an inferior sI-.ele
- been used, IS il produces 8 perfectly nat
color Of any shade that is requfred, rom . IN
brown 20 Ajetty, lustrons black, that will notk-dt
crock or stain the clothing. Invest 70 cents, I'D
you will be convinced. Sold By all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers
81 MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. T..
DKMAf BARNS 4 co., New York, Whelesale
Agents seplo:h4
1.-THE BRIDAL CHAMBERLAIN
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also. new and rnliab1s trestment for Diseases Of
ths Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent hesin
scaled envelopes. Address Dr.. J. Skillin Houghton,
Howard Association, PhiladelphlA, re. nv s:6a-
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OTTAWA, C. W., April 4.
F. Nicola, Sheriff: Don't need counsel
at present. Can hold him for ten DAYS if
absolutely necessary JOIN ODELL.
The Sheriff started for Ottawa, ria Og-
densburgh, n. Y, on the nine O'Clock train
last evening, taking with him as witnesses
VIM. COlvin, Mary Egler, Robert Crawford
and WIN. Busby. These are all the wit
nesses needed. COlvin viii testify as to the
identity of the party now in custody Of the
Canadian officials, as also will Crawford;
Mary Egler saw the prisoner and Mira
Colvin going toward the cabin OF the latter
about eleven o'clock Saturday forenoon of
the day of the murder; Mr.. Busby was
present at the discovery of the mangled
body. They will give sufficient evidence on
the fact Of the commission of a murder IN
der circumstance which make it highly
probable that Mcconnell is the guilty party.
This, with a copy of the record, will leave
no doubt in the mind of a Canadian magis-
trate that the prisoner should be held to
answer before the court Of this State. A
eopyof the record will also be sent to Secre-
tary Seward to-day, with sn application to
make a rsquisition for the extrsdition Of
/ Mcconnell
The party will not probably reach Ottawa
before Saturday. The place is about fifty
miles from Prescott, a town opposite og-
densbu rgh, on the Canada side of the St
Lawrence river. We do not know what are
the means Of transportation from Prusceti
tn Ottawa
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CLEVELAkD . LIE RlIIROlD.
1855. WTNTER ARRANGEgENTT = N


1855. WINTER ABRASGEMEHT.f y IBG.
OE and after Monday. Oct. ed. Passenger
" Trains viii run As follows. Sunday sxssptsdk
LEAVE CLEVELAND: - y =
6.45 A. M.-NEw YORK EXPREsS-stepniaz a
Niuoaghby, PainesyiIle, Madison, Ashtabnia-
Kingsyills and Girard, and arrives 1t Erie
At 9I5 A. M, Dunkirk u.z0 A. NJ, Bunalo
l:lo p NJ; New York 700 A. NJ and Boston
$50 A M-DAYlKxPREss RAIE-sto1uspr =.
PaInesTille, Geneva, Ashtsbula, Oonnsaat
and eiIsrd only, and arrive at Erie at Isss
?. NJ Dunkirk 3:46 r. NJ, Buffalo SEQ p n,
New York At 1900 NJ, Boston $50 P. r.
$50 p M--CIhCIHEATI- EXPRESS -TRAFH-
Stopping 81 PsinesFills, Ashtabula and Girarl
only, and arrive ct Erie 6.25 P. n, Dunkirk
s:5 Pr. BufaIo 1000 P. n. New York
S:45 P. NJ. Boston 4,55 ?. NJ.
S:3S P. M-zMAIL-AED ACCOMMODATION
stepping At all stations, and arrive At Era
300 P. M-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIs-s.opplne
at PainesTille, AshtAbula and Girard emily,
and arrives at Erie lz:4OA. NJ, Dunkirk e:zi
AZ, Buffalo AID A H., New York 1925
NJ, Boston Il:5O n.
LEAVE ERIE-
Loo A m.-STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRATT-
stopping 1t Girsrd, eonnezut, Ashrsoula and
fSlnss,iis only, ana arrives a. CevslAad At
1856 A. M.-EIGHr Express TRAR-sssp.
ping at oirard, Ashtsbula and Pains5Vils
only, and arrives st Cleveland at T:10A 4.
sis A. M.-MAIB AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN-Stopping st ali stations and arrive,
Is Cleveland 10:e0 A. n.
10:I5 A M.-TOLED0 EXPREss TRAIN@stop.
ping a. al stations except swanvflls, say.
brook, UnionFile, Perry, Mentor snd Wick.
life, and arrives st ClsYeland at 2:f5 p. n.
$40 P. M.-DAY EXPRESSTRAN-StoppinR Al
Girsrd, CoHneaut, Ashtabula and PainssTf1is
| only, and arrives at Cleveland $50 P. n.
~ Second Glass Cars are run on s1 through
trains. H5i
All through trains going Westward connect a
4 Cleveland with trains for Toledo. CHICAGO. Column
bus CincinnatL indianapolis, 81. Louis, &C., and al
through trains going Eastward connect a. Dun
kirk with the trains Of the Erie Railway; and q
Buffalo with those Of the New York Central 1
Erie Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston
Niagara Fslls, &C., and ct Erie with trains on Ia
Philadelphia 4 Erie Railroad, for Cory, TftusvIns
PIT Hole City and the great on Regions.
p5rDay Express East and West, connscts q
Girard with trains on Erie q Pittsburgh RaiIroa,
for LinssviIla, Mesdville, Jamestown, &c.
SlH. N0TTIEGHAM, Superintendent.
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OLEFELAND,C OLUMBUs& CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.


1855 FALL ARRANGEMENT. Iss5
IAN and AFTER MONDAY, october 8, 1855, PSsssns
~ ger Trains will leave OeseisndAs- fOll0NS
| Ist Train-T.A5 A. A-CNCINHAu EXPREeS
stopping at Berea, Grafrou, Wellington, New
London, Shelby, C~restIine, Gallon, IBERIA
Gilsad. Csrdington, Ashley, DelsEArs, and
Worthington arriving at Columbus at l:9o
P. M, Cincinnati $50 P. NJ, 1paiaDapohs,
I'd Train-2s45 P. M.-NEW YORK AND WEST
B EXPRESS, stopping At Bsrsa. Graf
ton, Wellington, New LORdsnr and allsts-
lions south Of New London, arriving 81
Columbus At s:25 P. NJ, Cincinnati 800 A.
M, Chicago, via Crestline, $50 A.
Sd Train416 -P-M PASSENGER
stops at all stations, arriving q esllOr =
--~IS-e.soP M.-EIeHT EXPRESS, stop
Attn / Grafton, Wellington, New London,
g ghaT cre 'Hs' Gallon, alton sa y e6lg Gs5alasI
ton, and Delawars, ", Indians
SS A. ~, Cincinnati s:- iias, 12sa
polls 1000 AN, Chicago via Cree E
Trains leave Columbus st 1870 A. = a.so
and 1857. II. Arrive at Cleveland s;65 >.
INDIANAPOLIS AND WESTERN
leaves Gallon at s:OoA. N, arrives 1t cisvs-
-CoEKEoTIo- Es:=
shelby-sAndnsky, Mansfield 4 Newark RailTosds
TO Ma1s6eld, Mt. Tsrnsn, Newark, Zane4-
vile, &c -La.E 3.LET 800
Crestlins-Pistsburgh,F TT Wsyne &Chicagor railroad
for Forest, Upper sand1sky pe.Dho.: Lime
for Mansfield, Wooster, Massilon, TO-
The first and fourth Trains mAks direct con.
l neetiOns via Fort Wayne for all points or
Toledo / Wabash and Great Western RAfi-
roads. rrr
Galion-RelefoDtAins Railroad Line, for Ma
rion, Bsllefontains, Sidney, Union, Muncie
indianapolis. TeTre HGuts, Yinosnnas, Evans,
- FH1s E~dstAn-B @-.sOt o. Lonlg. &rfr u
Delaware-Nith Springfield Bransh IOr E1riarfsld
Oolumbus-Little Miami 4 Columbus aud fenfI
Railroad, for XeniA, Dayton IndiAuapolIs
Terre HauteS 81. Louis, AorTsw, LeEslAHd
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and MisG
issipp Railroad
C:ncinnsff-tOr LouiSviHe. Evansville, Cairo, 81,
Louis, and all points on the Ohio Rivr.
COlumbus-Central Ohio Rsilroad for Newark.
ZsnssFillss Whsslng Sci Colunhus q II.
diAnspolis Central Railroads for Piqua, Ut.
bans, sc. ru
- For tickets 70 all points sud informstiou AZ
pig at the Passenger Station, and ct the Union
Ticket Once, I4T Superior street.
l. q ~ e TTTHT
Cleveland Oct. q, 1850. Superintendent.
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TO LADIES. sa
Ifyou require . reliable remedy to restore you usJ

IN AADtHAo fhMhDB EtIIos
A never failing remedy for the removal of obstrucs
tons, no matter from what cause they arise. They
are safe and sure, and will restore nature in every
case. They are also efaeacious in all cases Of Weak
ness, Whites, Prolapsus, &C. Seld in boxes con-
tanning 90 pills, price One Dollar. .-
Send for DR.. RARyEY'S Private Medical Advis-
or, addressed to females 100 pages, giving full in
structions, 70 cents required for postage. If you
cannot purchase the Pills Of your Druggist, they
will be sent, post paid, secure from observation, on
the receipt Of One Dollar, by Or. J. BRYAN, Con
sulting Physician, AZ Broadway n. !. p. o. box
5079. Dealers supplied By Dsmas Barnes 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, 119- supe.
-Ior ntrn.t ClareIanh I'll aenl.rR.UAAfd
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MEDICAL.
ImpOteney Cared,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
nm 0Tn-nN-

DR. GIBSON,
Formsrly Of New Ysrk CITY. viii pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever tails 70 cure ne above
proof that any other Physician in the United States
treats the same diseases with equal success
Dr.. GibpoH is happy in being able % announce % ne
unfortunate. thai be hasPsrfeoted . system Of treas'
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURH
o. the above, aud also all Contagious diseases OF me
therefrom, including General
DEBILITY Oh HEBVOUs PB0sTRATIOh.
HahAs succeeded IN curing easesin this city, sens q
Esladies nth success, aud without rsceiving the
Dr.. Gibsoa does not boast thst he l. q meflsr q
some Conago in London OF Paris, a. perhaps Ioaes
realized, Int what br- @ mighfbOestefs This thaS
pose conhdsice In his ability and integrity and thAi
he has perfected an American system Of treat laent
on any pateEt medicine. to equal for the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or dernnge-
ment, both mental and physical, artang from ssxu-
DR.. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages ever al others yet discovered.
And, nrst. the agents used are In no respects dis
agreeable; he uses no relcsOf the dark ages, such -
no restriction IN diet or business is required; third,
his treatment is positive and ceTtnin IN al caoes, he
sts os0italin Rths unised States, a. ssmonstt5te he
immense superiority OF his new Treatment over any
other now known in the world, ip point Of prompt
ness, permansnsy. mildness. safety and convenience
to the patient
DR. Gibson Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past hve years PERFORMED many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes of treatment. References can be given
toindividuals OF the INST respectsbhlry IN OlageAndi
Boston, New York and other cities, IN regard 70 skill
and integrity in all professional transactions. Dye
pspsiA, Rheumatism, Screfula, all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. and all Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success. -
1-Medicines sent to any part of the country, On
receipt OF ten dollars.
Or Gibson's new work on Physiology for sale st
DR. GIBSON,
PEoFFEEsoR or ELEcrEoPATHT AND MEDIcIsK.
Once usSeneca street, q few doors from Superior.
up stairs, opposite City Hotel
Dq7V fSundayg exceptedl. lauE
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7IRoMAND NAILS.

IRON--.STEEL--GLASS, DC.
CLEVEL AND, BROWN l. CO.,
Nos. rs. ~. 20 q 81 MerWtn-st-,
sEXfoN'S BLOCK. a
4. Q. oLLYELAND' Resident Partners.
,.-s MsnSfsetrfeT,. and WhoIesals De,lers
= Bar, Boiler, Hoop ami Sheet Iron sander on
ros. 4 Co.'S best english Cast and spring Steel;
ut and Wrought Spikes, BOT and Cold Pressed
uts and Washers, Norway Nail Rods, sweies
Iron. Carriage Axles, Springs and Bolts, Burdens
Celebrated HORSE shoes md Boiler Rivets, Gaivan-
ned Sheet Iron Cast aud Silver Steel Axes, AnVls'
1sss. Horse Nails, 6c.&c
Sole Agents for the sale Of
BROWN, BONNELL a CO.'S
s. NahOning" Iron a Nails. and Cun-
ningham A Ihmsen's Pitts
burgh City Glass,
In this market.
- Send for Price List and Circulars Refer TO
tnSinrrs men aud Bankers generally mar3l
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81 s :'i 3 BS
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
IT PEEErRArEs the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and exterminstes it, root and branch, for
aver
IT REMOVES all the wretched symptoms Of this
Ioathsome maIady, and averts consumption
lit CLEANS the head, deOdorizes the BREATH ana
znords the most grateful relief
IT ALLEvIArEs more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
IT IL NOTED for curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed In.
1T CURES Hay, Rose and Periodic OatHrrhi OF ths
most obstinate and violent types
No F0RH OF Catarrh or noise u the heaccan re-
Sist its penetrating power.
Dr.. GOODALE's Catarrb Remedy is . harmless
LIQUID, inhaled from the palm of the hand.
DR- 3. GOoDALE is known throughout the eoun-
try, as the Author Of the only True Theory Of Os-
tarrh ever published-Mode Of Treatment-and
Rapid Cure in all its forms.
DR. GoopALE's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read BY every one. 1t can be obtained at our near
est Agency, or by sending e postage stamp TO our
| office.
Prics 81 90. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
O.. r. PARKER, Sole Agent, 70 Bleeaksr streeti
sSId nv Q. W. CLARK. Cleveland Fsbs.Rs
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STOVES.

OEED BARLEY4 SEED BARLEY
- Farmers and ethers in waRt Of prime SEED
Barley vii ind in lots 10 suit atUnien Elssstor q
nsElS - ,ua aABp6ER sQ1T : ooi
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(}00.6I
Change Of Time, October eth,
VIA H2
ATLAETIC 6GREAT WEsf'H RAILWIY.
@N@@%

Unange OF Time, Oct0ber Sth,
152Er- WA THE
ATLANTIC &GREAT WEST'T RAILWAY.
e
The only UnbrOken Broad Guage Route
TO THE CITIES.
| 1.-TWO Trains Daily leave Cleveland, ron the
Il Atlantic 4 Great Western Depot: $3.50
DAY 49,
ALdyein New York-------1.oo 2.
NIGHT -
NAL trsin leaves Cleveland ir s-ISns1c.
Trains arrive At Cleveland a. T.ao 4. n, and aiis
Trains for Youngstown Leave clsvssaad At etek. ls4
L., and s15 P. N, arrve at Cleveland S25 A. -
This 4 The only direct route 10 the Oh R@slons -
f Ps.asassTs y tbs $50 a = Ezpss. Tr.fs a4hS
eMeadvile. and sleeping Car Al Salamanca.
Passengers BY the ss5 !. n EzPSs.sTr.in, get
coping Car At Cleveland.
urdaynisht-1 An other trains daily, sur al
emmett At MeadviIe, for Oh City, Franklin,
ry, and all points in the on Resi5ns OF Penn,
3 sasssnssru By this foufs hSsesalPls timsa a. saH4
'autssl At regulAr hours for meals, and hAk'
lev nd sissan slseptng Coaches are tsOh.aso
sof Ii infoT@stion and through tsetst.,i Pls.s
~ " At The Depot OF the Atlantic . Crest hests
~ Hallway, or At the Union Ticket Once, undsF
"ssSSssss VII can SE Fssssnssn. By having E05
lions at the Aboysemess. 80 sr
ha 5FT D. McLARkhs Genl bur6
) T. FULLER, Agsnt. t
0O6wHEAT FLOUR BUCK
~ wEEAT FLoURf-5o bbA Just reeeivsdyA
acls Of plrs 1nekwheat Flour, for sAisin srcs
us - eAGGSER. BURTA 9
l
i SSHIEHI5sS HEwTS1 I'll fa:sO.
EfIL gaI135a 20 s54Ila SzU
AHL
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Additional Foreign News.

Shanghai advices of the 2lst February
represent that the NIenef rebels were less
threatening towards the northern parts,
They had occasioned great alarm. Wig
orous efforts had been made for their re-
sistance.
The French municipal council 81
Shanghai had been imprisoned for refus-
ing to give up certain documents.
Vienna and BuTlin journals continue
full Of wsr-like rumous, military prepar-
atoms, etc. It is reported that England,
Franceand Russia have resolved to ten
der med iation- 1t is asserted that the
English note has already been sent TO
Berlin in the interests of peace.
LONDON, March q, Evening-Consols
closed at s35@sTi US. 5-3O's 7lt@714;
Illinois Central shares 7s4@7sI; Erie
554@65i.
LIVERPOOL, March %, A. M.-The ex.
queen of the French, the widow of Louis
Philippe, died at Claremont yesterday.
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~| rs"
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CEDAR sT-Near wilson avenue, n acres,
acres growing grapes, good brick house.
VALUABLE STONE QARRT-Nith good in
prevements, 81 Berea; very cheap rsri
gdOVIBL sT.-House and Lot, $1,000.
KISsMAG ST--House and Lot, $500. 20
RQEN ST,-House aud Lot, Gy5o
1epSv sT.-Hoass and Lot, S6,5oO. rl 20
anPERIGR ~sf.-Residenes on superior-st., west
OF Erie, SIS, ~, az soo
>Sse and large lot, $500.
ES1SsMAN sT.4La - Brick House and u 1srss
Land, with fruit, Sci very
denca. ..and Lot "a 5p0.
OHIO sT-Two-story Hot e nc e y
sCOVILLR sT@House and ~ q e6o -r~,1 ]
EAsT cLEvELAED.-9s scres, Ssh Improved On
State Road. with A acres
Also 2IH acres near Dones' Corner
Also Tss< acres near DR.. Mstheyett's. 40
CUsTEAD AVENUE.-Hcuse and Lott q
Also, : large number Of desirableFarms a. U
loEnr
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RIAL ESTATE TRASsFERs.-The following
transfers Of real estate have been entered
on the county records the present week
James Zahan to Conrad NJ. stsele, east
half of lot l36 in Jennings allotment,sUni-
versity Heights. Consideration $3.50.
Hiram F. Ruggles to Philip Carlet, north
half of lot No. 47s, containing so acres Of
land, township of Newburg. Consideration
$500.
Eli TOrwbridge to samuelE Trowbridge,
is acres of land in lot No. rs, township Of
W%arrensviIle. Consideration 5000.
James Eddy to VIM. G. Vial, 90 LOO
acres of land in the township of Euclid.
Consideration $4,000.
John B4rnum to Isasc D. Bishop, so acres
of land in lot NJ in Fairs survey in station
IS, township of Rockport. Consideration
$500.
Amos N. Clark to John Barnum, 30 acres
Of land in lot NJ in Farr's survey in station
Is, township of Rockport. Consideration
s., 600.
Augustus Keyt to A. J.. 4 T. Baster, 100
and 45-IGO acres of land in lot Z tract 3,
township of Mayfeld. Consideration s., 500.
N. G. Heller to R. J.. Eldred, "a acres Of
land in lot No. 4, township of Bedford Con-
sideration sl,44O
Francis Haggsrt to George Derer, lot No.
54s in Barber and Lords subdivision in
Ohio City, now Cleveland City. Considera-
ton $1,000.
Charles French to Abigail Brooks, part Of
lot No. 3, Orchard allotment, city OF Cleye-
land. Consideration $1,000.
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THE McCoSxELL CASE Sheriff Nicola
received the following telegram Wednesday
afternoon from detective 0dell, who made
the arrest of Mcconnell, the probable muir
derer of Mira. Rosa Colyin
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LIVERPOOL, March 24-Evening.-The
steamer Louisisna, from New York, ar
rived this evening.
News to-day unimportant.
Cotton dull and tends downward.
Sales of 5000 bales middling uplands at
about ls4.
B~readstufs dull and unchanged, except
corn, which is firm. Provisions inactive,
Tallow easier.
LONDON, March 24-Evening.-Con-
soils 65@s F~ive-twentiss, nt@7lt
Illinois Centrals, 7s4@7sS. Fries, 554.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-06

TEAM FoUSD.-Marshal Schmitt received a
telegram Wednesday night announcing that
the team lost several weeks since by crazy
James Lyons, of this city, had been found
and identified in sandusky. Mr.. Lyons
span of horses and wagon had been hired
by some man who represented that he
wanted to move his household effects from
this city to Collamer. From the time they
were taken away they disappeared
altogether. 1t will be remembered that the
blow nearly crushed James mind; he was
arrested for showing a strange propensity
for drawing revolvers on men and threaten
ing to kill them without adequate proYoca-
tion. When locked up to insure his keep
ing the peace Re leaped off into the abyss
of insanity, end became a military hero at
once, boon companion of Generals Grant
and Sherman, with whom he was in the
habit of having frequent sprees. He often
called on Grant to bring out some of that
~seven-year whisky.
Steps Will be taken to get back the long
lost team The recovery of the same, will
be balsam, no doubt, to Lyons sore and
broken mind.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-06
DAILY LEADER.

pr For Morning Edition News see
outside. Frr
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inside.
FRTDAY APRIL 6 1850.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-06


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