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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

A NEW AND IMPORTANT FEATURE IN NEwsPA-
PER MANAGEMENT.-TheC Cincinnati Gazette Com
pany in order to keep pace with the growing great
ness of the Queen City, and to make their journal
complete, well as a faithful record of the times,
are about to establish department devoted exclu-
sivey to Real Estate and Manufacturing. Mr. S.
S. BARRIE, gentleman eminently qualified TO take
charge Of that department, has been offered the po-
sition and has accepted. Mr. BARRIE's editorial
career in this city has been most happy one, and
his energy and laudabe ambition haswon the praise
of the business men of Cleveland. We heartily COM
mend him to the good people of Cincinnati
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

SEWING MAcHINEs.-We wish 10 call attention
to the Improved Harris Machine, using either sin
gle or double thread, and for sale in this city by W.
E. Branan, at No. 1874, Parsons Block Superior
street, at the low price of S3s These machines
are neat, simple and effective; not liable to getout
of repair, and with them either single or double
thread seam can be sewed. The former may be
raveled out while the latter cannot Wherever
these machines have been used, they have given
good satisfaction and we advise ladies who are de-
sirOus of procuring Sewing Machines, to call at
the depot and examine them. Their cheapness
and superiority combined render them especially
valuable
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

GONE WEsT.-Dr. S. c. Whiting, long and well
known here, has located in the fiOnrishing young
city OF FTeepOrt ILL.,, where he will practice his pro-
fession. The Doctor is graduate of the Cleveland
Homeopathic College, has an ardent love for his
profession and is very skiful physician. He Is
an estimable gentleman withaI, and will make and
keep troops of friends wherever he goes-Dealer-
To the above let US add our testimony of DR..
Writings worth, and our hopes for his success
wherever he maypitch his tent Weregret to lose
him from Cleveland society, but will console our
selves with the knowledge that "our loss is their
gain" Long life, health and prosperity be his.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
PETERsBURGH, Va Dec .

The Democratic State Convention assembled
here to-day. The attendance is immense, and
Phoenix Hall filled nearly to sui1OcatOn. Dele
gates from nearly every city and county in the
State are present. After 4 stormy time tempo
rary organization was effected by the choice ofCOl
A. c. Butts, OF Petersburgh, Bs Chairman. \ Com
mittee of one Delegate from each Congressional
District was appointed to report officers for the
permanent organization. Every Democratic edi-
tor in the State was chosen 4 Secretary. Recess.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-At ?. NJ the COnven-
ton re-assembled and the Committee reported res
OlutiOns and nominated officers for permanent or.
ganiZation. 4 most acrimonious debate then en-
sued, during which the most disgracefnl scenes
were enacted. Several Delegates attempted to
speak, but were silenced by clappiBg of hands,
shouting and Kisses.
The Committees nomination of Thomas NJ. Am
bier, of Louis, was accepted by acclamatiOn, when
the Convention adjourned till P. NJ.
This is the largest Convention, by several hun
dred, that has ever assembled in the State.
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TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.

One copy one year, 50 Two copies year. IS Threo
copies one ear. Sc.
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sending The club making nine copies, Sl5-
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sending the club, making twelve copies, $50.
II The above Terms cannot be deyiated frum no mat
ter how msny ordered. a
And the magazine that be introduced any
Of the above Clubs Is Arthur's Home Magazine
more of that work be included in Club the place
of the Ladys Book, If preferred.
Special ClabbiRg loith other Magazines
Cooley Lady's Book and Arthur's Home Magazine, both
one year. for 50 50.
GOdeys Ladys Book and Harper's Magazine, both one
year. for $3.50.
Godey's Ladys Book Harper's ssazine. and Arhur's
Home Magazine, one year. for Sc.
The abo'e is the only way we club with Harper's
Magazine
q The money must all be sent at one time any
the clubs Al
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clubs must remit 30 cts extra every subscriber to pay
the American postage to the lines. Address
l.. A. Cooley,
decl WI cow 323 Chestnut stree, Philadelphia Pa
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

Jas Chestnut, President of the State Senate,
was elected United States Senator on the 10th bal
lot. This is a signal triumph of the CCnserva-
tiVes
The counsel for the prisoners in the SLAYER Echo
case, to day petitiOned for writ of habeaS corpus
to bring the prisoners before the Court to show the
reason why they should longer be detained in Gus
tody.
The Court granted the writ and made it return
able on Saturday at 10 O'Clock. This will bring up
tbs evidence and argument of the case before the
Grand Jury who have been further discharged
until Monday. The impression seems to be
that the prisoners will be held and the case
taken to another district
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

FREMONT 4 INDIANA RLILRolD.-The work
of traeklsying on the Fremont & Indiana Rail-
road will be resumed on Monday next A TO-
comotiye has been loaned by the c.. d T. road
until they shall receive a new one which has
been ordered. A second installment of 1900
tons of iron is now arriving. Everything is
now in readiness and at hand for completing the
trick to Fostoria, which will be in running or.
der IN few weeks-Frem0nt Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

Are prepared to deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL selected
expressly for family use.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

Bound OvER.-EmersOn Jones was yesterday
tried before Esq Miller on a charge of stealing a
watch from the pocket of a gentleman while he (the
said gentleman was spending an hour at 4 house
OF i'll fame. Jones was bound over 10 the Court Of
Common Pleas for trial. He evidently thought he
had an equal right with PfOcrlstination, to be the
fthief Of time"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.-EmAeiation and prsma
ture decay slow and hedesrong Fever and the chronic
consequences Of neglected symptoms of disease may be
expelled AT the eleventh hour by few doses of tbs
sterling medicine acts Alternative well as pu-
rer Of the blood and may be safely taken by females
well as children Of all ages Sold the mandatory
No 50 Maiden L1ne New York, and by ali Druggists
sc, &C. and 81 per box decl 25j
q Among the many Preparations now before
the public, certain for the Fever and Ague none
have been received with such especial favor that known
as DR.. J. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS This tonic has been circulated and many
virtues promulgated throughout the States aud every day
the propreors greeted with the intelligence of
dreadful vanquished by the their celebrated
BteTs in principle cities there but few families
who neglect the Bitters in furnishing their medicine
Closets As tonic both mild and agreeable the
TASTE and stimulating its action upon the system For
certain cure for the Fever and Ague Flaiuency, DyS
pepsia, and all other morbid diseases and
qualed.
y For sale by Druggists, and dealers generally every
where. uuy30 fSW
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FROM WASHINGTON.

W HASIANhAo4s1 4CCS. -
The Presidents Message is in type, aud will be
ready for the press tO-mOrreW. Advance copies
WILL according to the Presidents design, be sent
only TO Richmond. Va, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York. The Message will, doubtless be
commenced in Congress at one o'clock.
= Letters received this evening from Senator Sum-
ner dated Paris, Nov. Is, state that his health ia
much improved but that his physicians insist that
he must remain longer He will not be here till
January or later.
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ACCIDENT TO JUpoE H.sr OF CINCINNATI

ACCIDENT To JUDGE Hart OF CINCINNATI
Judge Hart the City Solicitor of Cincinnati was
severely injured on Wednesday evening by falling
under train of cars while attempting to get on
board, at Loveand Station, at the junction of the
Little Miami and Marietta Railroads. One foot
was crushed, and the flesh torn from the other leg
and foot 1t is feared he cannot survive
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW lORK, Dec. 3.
Daniel Wilcox, Captain of the canal boat Liber-
ty has been arrested on the charge of grand iarce
ny taking from the cargo large quantity Of wheat
belonging to firm in this city.
Captain of a Free canal boat belonging to the
same firm, was arrested yesterday on a charge Of
having secreed in the cabin of his boat about three
tons of pig iron, which he had taken from the car
go on his last trip.
A negro was recently murdered in Northumber-
land CO., Va, by being whipped to death by par
ty of persons engaged in illegal traffic with negroes
from whom they purchased stolen goods The per-
petrators are under arrest.
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PLAIN AND oRNAnIENrAL PRUNING

y Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
done al the Printing Establishment the Leader ONCE
the latest improved and most rapid steam the best
STYLE On notice. and at reasonable rates Particular
attention paid toblank Every description of Bind
ng done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals,
Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c, &c.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.
The Times correspondent says Mr.. A r Corbin
will leave Friday p NJ for St. Louis, in charge of
the Presidents Massage and Cabinet Reports, TO be
forwarded to California by the overland express
The Message will make eighteen columns in the
Union.
The Reports are unusually short
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sHOwERED TO DEATH.

AUBURN, N Y, Dec. 3.
coIored convict was showered to death in the
Auburn prison yesterday. The cOnvicts having
gained information of the fact became greatly eX.
cited and general rebellion was feared last even
ing. The convicts in the shop where the prisoner
worked went to their cells shouting and hallOOing.
No disturbance took place during the night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. 3.
The Convention met at 10 O'Clock this A. NJ. The
hall was more crowded even than it was yestsr.
day.
Mr.. Barbour of Culpepper, nominated Hon.
Letcher for Governor, when Timothy Rives, Of
Prince George, Immediately took the floor and be-
gan to pour hot shot upon Letcher. A great sen
sation has been created Mr.. PsyOr is taking notes
and will reply 10 Rives this afternoon.
1t is thought the vote viii not be taken to-day.
Last night during heated debate, Mr.. Jackson.
of Wood, gave the lie to Mr.. SeddOn, of Stafford.
1t is rumored the parties have left the N c. to fight
a duel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

FREMONT HlLL.--Mr. ToOhey occupies the
de, to morrow. Subject in the moming-"De-
veIopment of Natural Laws" In the evening
'The necessity of universal mediator" Itd+.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04
COAL!-C COALM-C COALM!
John TON & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use
II Orders promptly filled at their Yard, the Canal,
the foot Of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocl2 dom 226s v. N. YATES.
H ITO SMOKERS & CHEWERS."
No gentleman should mingle IN the society Of ladies with
his teeth discolOred and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking or chewing, 'FON
TAlNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one OF the
most efectua dentri6ces in It whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and impaTs the breath, often
offensive, agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAVING-ts rich lather penetrates and softens
the beard, prevents irritation, and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. G. FONTAINE Co, 3O5 Broad
way, and No Astor House. New York. Sold by all
seDl5
J. Is. Barnes d Co, PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
sni Plumbing WORKS, Atwater Block prepared
with force Of experienced workmen doing every
tion OF Plumbing in the most thorough manner,
ne scientific plans reasonable terms And short
Large stocks Fountains of different stYles and
Bathing Tubs of iron aud wood, lined with
lansd-cOpper, steam heaters lead and galvanized
Of Brass aud Plated Cocks, including the Paten Soclos
Cocks recently introduced, Wash Bowls and all kinds
fWater Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand All
sor warranted m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

THE HERALD RANPANT.-0ur Bank street con-
temporary is getting perfectly furious over the
late homicide at Port Sarnia and is so extremely
raving that we charitably canlude the Local is
beside himself. Now no one in the land deprecates
more than we do, the lamentable event by which
the commerce of the lakes was deprived of an able
and efficient officer wife and children deprived Of
a kind husband and father and the awful crime of
murder fixed as an eternal stain upon the charac-
ter ofthe perpetrator, but with our horror of the
deed, and our indignation at the offender we hope
we can feel and exercise reason and Judgment We
sincerely hope the U. S. Marshal may be convicted
of the crime of which he is undoubtedly guilty and
that be may suffer the penalty which justice de-
mands, but we will not openly advocate lynching
as the proper remedy to apply even in such an ag-
gravated case. Last evenings Herald says:
THE expression is universal that the miserable
scOundrel, Tyler, should meet afelOns death on the
nearest tree"
Again
1.-The feeling of horror at the deed is universal in
this city, and if the wishes of our citizens could be
carried out, the brutal Tyler would ere this be
swinging from the branch of tree, or dangling
from the yard arm of the Concord, on the deck of
which the murder was committed. 1t is regretted
by all that the crew of the brig did not cut to pieces
the thief and murderer before he had time to leave
the deck"
Would not the Herald like to see a stake thrust
through the body of the Marshal and have him
pinned to the earth at some flour corners" after
the manuer of the clark ages? Would it not like
to see him strung on wire stretched from the Wed
dell to the American; to have him carried through
one of Baldwin & DeWitt's straw cutters; to have
him layed alive Ia barbecue at amass meeting of
the friends ofiaw and good Orderto put large hook
in his gs and torture him as cruel boys do with fish
or to have some other equally Christian and refn
ed punishment inflicted upon him. We have been
about the city some, have conYersed with several
persons in regard to this deed, and do not remem-
Der to have heard the wish seriously expressed to
see Tyler torn in pieces by mob, or cut to pieces
by an enraged crew.
Let US not be misunderstood We are well
aware that this is no laughing matter, and we
know that, from the testimony offered, the bloody
deed deserves an awful retribution but we are not
in favor Of the position taken by our contemporary
and we cannot think that the Cleveland public, the
earnest and substantial citizens would wish to see
Tyler disposed of in a manner which would be
termed murder ITSELF were it done by Southern
stakeholder upon a slave who had been guilty of
murder.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

the departments of Bryant, Folsom Il Stratton's
College. Call and join the classes ltd.
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5pefiaI Notices.


n For Gas Futures aAd Fitfiag-Appiy
Fogg EasSOrfh & Co., lO5 aad lO7 Superior street
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POSTPONED.

New York, Dec, 3.
The Tea and Coffee sales advertised for 10 day
are postponed indefinitely.
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N. IT. SOLOMONSON.

PRAcTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the largest of the approved kinds Of
PECT4CLES. Anhs glasses, whether for uear OF far
ighted ground under his owninspectiOn by machine
Of construction with the greatest as TO
suit the eyes all cases, curing Weakness DzEness
LadHmatOH Of the Eyes and imparng strength ioT long
reading fine sewing.
q N. II. SOlOmOnson would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale of hslenses
" Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. MI
EROSCOPES, COMPASSES, &C, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
ICFOhce IS Superior under the American Hotel.
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We have

We have
DIAAfoNDS-from Golconda and Brazil;
RUBIES-from Syria, CeylOn and Hohenstein;
TOPAZ-from the Altai Mountains and Kalnschatka;
EMERALDS-from Egypt, Syria and New Mexico;
0PALS-frOm Hungary, the Farce Islands & Honduras;
TURQUoISE-from PERSIA
PEARLS-from Ceylon. Olmutz and New Jersey.
Fran NankiR-we have PORCEIAINS, FANS, FILA
GRE WORK, and CORAL =
From vNssy sys and artees sat2 q VEu ol oN
From Rome-we have MOSAlCS, PARlAN STAUETTS
From Gsneva-we have Enameled WATCHES. JEWEL
RH, and Works Of Art more beautiful than Il
Turks dream OF Paradise
From Florence we have MOSAICS CAMEOS, 4 TER
RE GOTTA Ornaments.
From Dresdenwe have CHINA Ornaments, of eyery de-
scrDtiOn.
From StrausbuTsh-we have every variety Of BOHEMIAN
From PaTis-yge have ALABASTER CLOCKS, Beautiful
OIL PAINTINGS. Fancy HAIR PINS and
HEAD DRESSES FANS, PERFUM ERY,
WATCHES, and Ten Thousand Articles OF
Use aud Beau'y.
From LOndOn-we have fine WATCHES and Watch Move
ments PAPER MACHE Work Boxes and
JewelTy Caskets; also splendid stock Of
LUBIN'S PEREUAIERY and SOAPS.
From Shefeld-we hive Plated Ware and Rodgers cele-
bIated Cutlery, Pocket Knives and Scissors.
And from own dear land; have variety Of Goods
that we may well be proud Of
From Waltham Massive have the American Watches.
Bristol, Give have the universal Yankee Clocks
From HartiOrd-we have Rogers Bros. premium Plated
Ware Forks, Spoons Cups, CastOrs, &c.
From HaydensVille Massive have Dawson, Warren s.
Hyde's Gold PeRs-a splendid assortment.
From New Lebanon, N. Y.-wo have David Kendali's
From the Rubber Com1anywe have the best assortment
of INDIA RUBBER TOYS IN the stale
Aud one Million other ihings-New, Beautiful aud Useful
Give US a call
decs BENTON & MATHIVET.
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10 ,vIs RFNOVATIN0 REsOLVENT De naIIeu
blessing by every mother, throug 1nt the Iana whose
infants ara eted with Ssres HumoIs &c THESE DIeaA
@ ians early evidence OF disease transmitted
f7m lie parent stock few doses OF the hEH0YATINe
ESoyE will eradicate every vestge oil the disease, ana
insure the child a sound and healthy body.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-At the wish Of several mem.
bers, full meeting of the Board is requested at
their rooms, on Saturday morliag, December 4th,
al 10 O'Clock, TO consider whether any action is
necessary by the Board, in relation to the recent
murderof Capt. Jones, of the brig Concord, (be-
longing to this port,) by Deputy United States
Marshal Tyler, whilst the brig was moOred within
Canadian jurisdiction.
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" Send in your orders expect our list for
will reach $4,000 copies The best plan Of subscribing
send t1e money direct TO the publisher Those who
send large had better send drafts; but notes Will
answer: If drafts cannot be procured.
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Rrnl' Gstate Agrnts.
ROUSE & JENNINGS.
REAL ESTATE.
N S . r A n e
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
ieblS
TOR SALE OR EXCHANCF

l. A FARM-Ninet six acres 2 miles from the civ bv
Iroad good proc ucVe sOI good buildings; 25 acres Of
lumber anu an orchard with every aTiety of trut-W eT
chaee IN pIrt Tor other good property $50 per acre
GRANGER SlREET--One and half story House and
ot-tO exchange Or iarm would prefer one In the yn-
ity of Toledo; 81 $50; $50 '
ASHGABULA CO.-Near ASht5bula: n Farm Of 15o
acres with variety Of excellent soil; large and GOOD buii
nes; hne orchard about 30 acres tmbsr-l eTch snge
OT l19l ~ 10 ~ acres near the city; $50 per acre
PUTNAM PAULDING COS-SoIne fine lands in
tn. Sc counties TO exchange for City property ~ ~
lOWA--On The Dubuque and Pacific railroad "a miles
from Dubuque 80 excellent prairie Ian vii -
change for productive City property va -
TWENTY ACRES-Near KinsInan greet and p.sr a. Z.
City llue, with stream OF water running nj lrongblI
eAchaiise Tor Improved City prOpery; 50 Der acrs
leo ACRES-ln Pierce county Wisconsin near the Mis-
ssppl RIVER Tch soil and weltmbeTed-to exchange for
house and lot in the City iOi
WOOD SI-Three tive story houses and lots; good
property-t0 exchange for desirable western Iards
LUCAS CO.-SiIeen miles from Toledo 81 acres to ey
change for small house and Tot in the Civ - -
ROUSE JENNINGS
now Real Estate and Aoapt
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, DEC. 4, Is5s
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS

NE" AUF UFEhIIcEUENTS. Z
Hegeman, CLARK Co. Genuine Cod Liver 1-speciai
Notice
H D. Kendall s. Co.-Embroideries, ard Remnants
c Best, Freeman Co-Wmter Dress Goods &c
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BY TELEGRAPH,

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, wLRING's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-04

We have several new departments Our MUSIC,
at which Three DOars worth given every year GAR
DENING, for the Ladles-Our Health Department. How
10 make cheap FURNITURE-wIth illustrations The
HOUSEWIFE: or how to EcOnomise and Conduct House
The Art of ORNAMENTAL HAlR-WORK. with En-
cravings The HAlR-bOw TO Promote. Preserve keep
Iu1uriant; and the TEETH-hOW to Preserve and Beau
tiy. Our Literary Department the strongest the