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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
Extremes Meet!

Hamilton and Ashtabula are extreme coun-
ties of the State, but this year they have come
together in furnishing man each to reform
Congress, provided alwas the people wall con-
sent. Citizen Cory has announced himself as
an independent candidate for Congress IN Ham
ilton. and laid down his pistol platform. DR..
B. W. Richmond, in the last Ashtabula Senti-
mel. makes q similar announcement for Con-
gress in the Ashtabula District, ''as the repre-
sentative of rebellion agsinst the arrogant as
sump;icns of the Doctors OF the Law" Dr.. W.
Is death on the slave holders and lawyers hog
ever lenient toward his patients. He insists in
his prouuneiamento that 'frOm the very found
alton of our Government, two classes Of indi-
viduals seized upon it, and up to this time It's
powers have remained in their hsRdsi" and de-
clares that "these two classes Of ofhce-seekers
and Ofice-hOlders are the Lawyers Of the North,
and the slave holders of the South"
Citizen Cory and Dr. Richmond we guess
will not be elected, though we should really
ike to see James Buchanan attempt 70 dragon
Congress of Just such extremes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
THO Rrond GunEe ExteusiOn

The lice Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Road is from Little Valley, just ab We Olelp,
on the New York and Erie, thro - Ismestawn.
MeadviIIe, Akron. Mansfield. UbIIa, and
Springfield, to Dayton, thence Gin nnati BY
a third rail on the Cincinnati, .liton and
Dayron trunk line, for which, the Commercial
says, a liberal contract was made several years
since. The extension is partially graded, and a
large amount of masonry has been completed.
A despatch from New York to the Commercial
gives the following particulars Of the recent
loan to complete the road:
B. F. Hallet and other parties who negotiated
the loan OF three millions o. dollars Europe,
for the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Co, with bonds, arrived in the Fulton Five
hundred thousand dollars (S5OO,OOO) were 50 '-
srcIbed in L,rdou two hundred thousand p un Is
Zone million OF dollIrs) by Spanish House IN
Paris, and the balance IN iron-thIrty-One thou
sand 81 OOO) tons, being subjeettO the shipping
orders of the Company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

The London Times gives the fOiiOEing o.
count of the bombardment of Jeddah:
Captain PulIeu, with the Cycleps, arrived of
Jeddah on the 23d of July. Hank Pasha, the
Governor of the town, was al Mecca. Captain
Pullen then sent dispatch to the haImakan,
announcing that if within thirty SIX hours time
he did not receive satisfactory answer to his
reouisitions, he would proceed to bOmbard the
town.
TIE Turkish special commissioner was e1-
pected from hour to hour, but that sPPears to
have made little difference. -Four hours after
tie limited time announced, the bombardment
bepan. and continued until the evening OF the
z6tk On the next day the Turkish troops ar
r,ved. The Fasha senE cat % say that he had
arrested and confined the InurdeIersl bit eonld
not execute them until the arrival OF special
commissioner, as he had not tie power OF lite
and death. This answer was not deemed salts
factory sa5 sfter various negotiatiOns,on the 9th
the bombardment v - resumed. The same day
Isbmael Pasha arrived with 4sO gyp:Ians; and
su the next uorning, eleven Of the murderers
were executed IL sight Of the town aud ship
ping, and four others sent III e Constantine
pie
The TT,ass editorially denOunces the bonn
barduent as violent proceeding, and unJustl
fable, while the matter was under satisfactory
NEGOTIATION. If we we're TO take law into our
own hands we should have done 50 st the time
Of the massacre, when the houses OF the Eng
lish and French COnsuls were yet red with the
YARN blood OF their inmates; but as this was
not done, &c should have awaited the action OF
the Turkish GoyersElsRt, which had solenniy
promised TO do all that men could EG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
Hail storm and Death

A very severe hail storm swept along the
lover Ohio Valley, Thursday night. Boats had
to lay to all night, aud great damage was done
to forests and cora crops. An account says
At Rockport large house was demolished
and pieces blown in every direction 10 grea
distance. The family Of Mr.. Henry Gardner
were in the act of retiring to bed when the house
went tumbling to pieces. Mrs. Gardner was
recovered from the wreck dead Her head anu
body were badly crushed. Two children wer
also recovered from the demolished building
badly bruised, and in an insensIble condition.
1t was thought they could not recover, Nj
Gardner and one other child escaped with only
slight bruises. Our informants did not learn
that a " further loss Of life had been sustained
by the storm. The hail stones that iell were
about the size OF hickory nut. The steamer
Miunetonka was caught in the same storm al
Smithland, and was compelled 10 lay BY ior
fifteen hours
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
sad Railroad Accident.

The Cincinnati Gazette gives the following
particulars Of the distressing accident which oe-
CURED on the Cincinnati and Dayton Road near
Cumminsville on the 9TH;
Nr Beni. F. Fessenden, farmer living on
the M pleasant road, near Pleasant Ridge,
oI,ont t,ur miles from Hamilton, and some four
teen miles from this city, was on his way TO
t.,,,n iu 4 oue-borse wagon drawn by mule
,cconDauisd bV his wife anG two nleces, Miss
Fessehden and Miss Buniy, the latter the
daughter Of Jos Bundy, OF MIidleto"n, Conn.,
Who was on a visit to her uncle.
At the point where the accident occurred, at
ne crossing near Jonathan Stablers, the wagon
road runs across the tack and as the CLOCK
train ont OF this city rounded curse the Engl-
necr Sath Magovn, observed the wagon and
bIo,yrd The whistle The mule, instead OF being
tert off the track. started directly across and
s,.spned and all efforts on the part OF M res
s4njsD. failed 10 start him. Although the brakes
bad been promptly applied, the engine struck
tba vehicle iust forward Of the DASHBOARD, and
complgteyy separated the wagon from the mule
The former was carried along the track on the
eow-caicher for hundred yards or more until
the train was stopped, and Mrs Fessenden was
thrown upon the locomotive she was removed
al once 10 a ko-se near by, but expired m a ie"
minutes As her person vas very ilttie oig's'o'
Il is supposed thst the first shock caused he'
death.
Nr. Eesseudea and his nieces were thrown
upon one side Of the track with great ioFee..
Nr F had the bones Of one OF ms ankles efusn-
ed. and was severely injured in the head. AT a
lac hour last night he lay in very critical con-
8irion. and his recovery was extremely coubt-
fuI. 4 not an utter imPossi5ility. He still re-
mains il . room in the Depot, surrounded with
the best medical attendance the city affords.
Miss Fessenden and Mis-. Sandy were severe
II cut on the head, and their persons badly
bruised. Although seriously injured, 1t Is hoped
that both will recover. Thej GTe nov q ne
residence Of Mr.. Hedges, an employee OF the
Railroad Company, and are well cared for.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
Co1gTessiouaI Nominations.

1Ou-Te65lGual
The Rrpublicans of the 18th District-Stark,
Summit, and Portage cOunties-have nominated
Sidney Edgerton, Of Summit, for Congress, to
suecsed Mr.. Letter, of Stark Mr.. Edgerton is
a prominent member of the bar, gentleman OF
ability and character, and will prove a worthy
standard-bearer of the ever true Republicans oil
the District.
Mr.. Edgerton was nominated on the oath
ballot The first stood o. P. Brown p, l. Is.
Taylor 9, 5. Edgeuon "a, V. R. HumPhry
25. L. V. Bieree u, Thomas Earl 5. The
third Brown 81, Taylor 3, Edgerton 20, HumPh-
~ Is, Bierce IA, Earl 9. After several bal
Iotings with about the same result, Gen. Bierce
withdrew his name. Mr.. Letter received several
votes after the 10th ballot, and on the 18th
Withdrew his name. At the close Of the 18th
his name was again announced, and on the lsth
he received fifteen votes. After the 22d
it was Internationally withdrawn At the
close of the 10th, Mr.. Taylor withdrew his
name. The vote for Mr.. BrIwn on several bal
lois ran as high as IS, lacking but of nom
i,ation. On the S3i Mr- Edgerton had a ma
iority of the whole number, but by mistake one
vote too many had been cast, and the ballot
was null. Mr. Brown withdrew his name, and
the 9th ballot resulted, Edeerton As, Bierce
81. The nomination was then made unani-
nous Mr. Edgerion was called out and res
ponIed felicitousIy. The Beacon saws:
The excitement was intense through the after
noon. not only IN the minds of the delegates,
but in those Of a great crowd of outsiders who
throngei the house, the windows and dcors' and
area in front oi the church StIli there was no
angry ferimg, but the earnest anxiety OF men
who cherish positive preferences, and who use
all honest efforts to secure the man Of their
choice.
The Democrats of the District have nomina-
ted John L Ranney, of Portage, for Congress
Tae Republicans of the Lorain, Medina,
WAYNE and Ashland District, have nominated
Cyrus SPHINX, of Wayne, to succeed Mr.. Bliss.
Mr.. Spink is one of the old, substantial, back
bone men of the State, and will make practical,
u rful member He is an old true Wing and
. Sheel-horse Republican.
There were number OF candidates, Wayne
presenting Mcssus. Or, Pardee, johnson and
Spin; Medina, Mr., Blake; Ashland, Mr. Smith;
and Lo,ain voting steadily for Mr.. Bliss up to
the 18th ballot, when the name Of Mr. Bliss
was withdrawn, auS Gen. SPHINX was nominated
the next ballot The Convention was harmo
uious. and the multiplicity of candidates alone
DELAYED the selection. The nomination OF Gen.
S was male unanimous, and his majority IN
the district viii be large.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
The CITY of Murders.

The above is the unenviible title that viii e.
after be attached to the city of Chicago We
stated few days ago, that seven men were con-
fined in that city awaiting trial for t e ime Of
murder. Bv the Tribune of Tuesday, we learn
that an addition has been made to this bloody
crowd, making eight murderers who are now
lying in the prison Of a single city!
The last murder was committed Sunday eve
ming in the saloon of Richard Grout. The VIC
tim in this case was Grout himself, who under
took to detain. until an officer came young man
by the name of Martin Barry, for attempting to
pass a counterfeit bill on him Barry stabbed
him to TIE heart, killing him instantly. He was
Immediately arrested
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

Thomas Ewing. Jr a chip Of the old book
has been citizen Of Lsavenworth for some
zine AMI prominent man IN Kansas He Is
now on visit 10 Ohio, and on Saturday eve
ming had an opportunity at Lancaster to reply
70 the speeches maje ty Senator Pugh and Nh.
Martin. the Democrats nominee for Congress
Pugh aud Marin were especially happy IN re-
ioicinc over the Kansas question. Nj Ewing
of course ID the facts, AMI for two hours and
4 half he held the audience with close attention
and his reply to tbeiE assertions and misrePre-
sentations was success, complete and eonsPie-
t1ous
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
11bpsitiQlls & 5uraeons.
- N0hTOY NJ D--PhysoDathic

ID MOhTON, NJ D.,-PhysOpathlc
Eclectic Plgsrau and sIrg1n-l Pa res u Md
TON Lagls lcstej himself m This ace ls ready 20 at-
. 10 an ell. his prllessiln, either a. hs once or az
ever 1tiou. el-G mineral animal " se-eiabe, ald
never reduces s g9ie4s . ea5e tls li o-- "a y M
T5- "A e s with diseases Of the Livsr Lungs, KID
Acute 6f Chr0uc Les u a yute- Dsrauseuasnt OF the
$40 5as Sgeiiiuss and Ulcers Cancers, Flstuas
Impurities ofths Bood any Cronlc or long staining
pTess1a Prllarsus Uera, Haor agc, 3, are request-
q 10 can HIS Mole Of Treatment Is also completely
Or NJ has isasuf-, sfg and Lege- failing remedy Tor
Fever and A-le Chofra, Gqlers Or0s, IiysAutery and
DIarrhosa Cole Cramg LooAa Fits and SaaHls treat
r-Dr m also prepared tot-eat successfully FEYERS
ofIle types together With al oher lon % aeute
diseases This fiction Im1gInafion o. the brain
~ - 't'-. .-I a fh1rlurh reailfrg OF
ne yaTioas schools II py io aud systems aud
Dr. NJ will keep constantly on hand and for sle al
kiaisof 80 rANGCMEDiCiNEs.simF imFlessnd compounds
Ecle6ta and hoasgnan Drug Stores Alsn, all Of the
Indian Pen.edss, eae : ~ n ns.e s @. ] ,s sTs
Mn wssi sssrssa rSHasy or tie Dyspepsia, Piles,
Bfters: pic Powders; Drops hieh
3ese never rs az - nd Ie Eyes Caaker Nsdieine for can
kar0r Sore-Mouth certain and seed cure Or
Ms Blsam q Will Cherry for Coughs, Colds Bronehiiis
Iinimeu Or Pam er superior article % any n6T IN
edv f5r ts Caoer Mothers Cordial Or Female FEiend
and other articles 100 numerous 70 ne tl3l- =, -
in ali - rhr0uis and Private Dlsssses 70 cleanse ne
blood OF all the morbid uumo-s l1la AZ. 80 -
the dead bat he does claim that ne etn cure ~ 1i
abIe plseeses afd uaug that are considered lncurane
Once, 81. Is Lclaia 81 Rssiaence' 30 lo I-1'''
- P 8 DT i, would ss that he s2a sys one stg,
deat god e+n1s IN his OIs v Ts5 i7,I ISiy 10
N I0HNS0N M n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

THE UScoUNTED VOTE N KASsAs.-The
lawrence Republican gives a list of returns
from fourteen polls not included in the Com
m:ssioner's statement, embracing an aggregate
vae Of !, ,243-I7I for, and I,072 against the
English proposition. Thus amended, the total
vote would stand 1869 forto l2,372 against it;
making the free State majority IO,4l3. The
suppositiOn of the Republican is, that these re-
turns either did not reach the Commissioners,
or were rejected on account of infOrmality; yet
they make no mention of any one Of the locali-
ties named.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

DEArH OF Ma MERwIS.-LoTaIn county has
lost valuable citizen in the death OF Mr..
BENJAMIN E MERwIN, Of Penheld, who died
on the oath uls, aged SO. His disease was
Erysipelas, of the most painful character. The
Elyria Democrat says:
The deceased was one Of the early Pioneers
of Northern Ohio, removing from Durham,
Green county, y. Y, TO Penheld, IN the year
1924. He bore the hardships and priyatlons IN
cident 20 a new settlement, with fortltude and
perseverance,, making himself many triends.-
His loss will be severely felt by the community
in which he lived.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
MnAT IT Is oOING FOR THE SICK.

FR.Sc1s FELrr only nan lactursr Of the original RI
tract Of Coffee ays: Il know shat your Hollsaa B'iierfi
one o the best medicines the World for dsoTdersd ''on-
aca OF liver"
DR.. LUDwIa. Editor Of the Faekol' Baltimore pro
uouuceI Il meliriue deserving the confidence Of the
public.
Dr. EHRHAET, the lerdirg German Fhyneian Of penn
,,Bi has prescribed II frequently during hs las; three
c,r, with marked success IN deliiatel states OF the
digestive or-ans. OF OF the system generally.
The AIauaso- OF B1ou's Vinegar Factory says; " used
il ravsIf and was therefore induced 20 Try is effect upon
M vie trouble " IN debility common 90 al u
c1u.urdtiye hat and rally . dong her mois sooa
thsn auvtliuE she has ever taken.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

RIv,oKs OF -HE EPIDEMIC IN NEw ORLEANS.
DIR. Jas Sinclair, sn eminent physician, died
of yellow fever in New Orleans on the ist,-
During the epidemic be was attending the sick,
and fell a victim in the discharge Of his duty.
Dr.. V. DeschamPs, one of the physicians EN-
ployed by the Howard Association died Of
the fever on the same day.
During the month of August there were l.
500 patients admitted to the hospitals, OF whom
425 died of yellow fever.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
The TRufk.

1t is quite probable that the Hon J. R. Gid
dings and Senator Wade will attend the Put IN
Bay Celebration. Mr. Giddings did the Frontier
good service with gun on shoulder, when the
Brton and the Indian needed watching to give
security TO the pioneers,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
Great TribuIatIen

The Chiclgo Press and Tribune publishes the
following 5. \. D. extract from letter written
by Judge Douglas to the Hon. l. F. Linder;
s.For Gods sske, Linder, come up into the
Northern part Of the State and help me Livery
doc in tie State is let loose after me-tron the
BULLDOG Tumbull to the smallest canine quad
rupei that has kennel in Illinois
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

FlRE IN AsHTABULA-Th The planning mill
ehees e, hoop, and lathe factory Of Mr.. 2 G,
Gully was destroyed by FIRE on Saturday last
No insurance Mr.. Gully is one of the most
enterprising manufactures Of Ashtabula, and
apart from his loss this will prove loss to the
community. -AsktabEld Sentlns!.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

LAKE CoUSTY.-The Republicans Of Lake
have nominated B. D. Chesney for Auditor, L.
s. Abbott for reasurer, A. P Axtell for Sher-
if. W. L. Perkins for Prosecuting Attorney, c.
G Carey for Commissioner, D. D. Hendryx for
Surveyor, and Milo Harris for Director of
Infrmary. A good ticket and sure of good
msiority
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

PoR7AeE CoUNTY-o Oh Portage has capital
Republican ticket in the field. The nominees
e Alfred Baldwin, Au litOr; ThOmas 5. Will
q rs. Sheriff; Joshua T. Catlin, Recorder; E D.
C.rltOu, Commissioner 3 year.; 5. A. Hiuman,
Commissioner years, and John LOwrie, Di-
rector Of County Inhmsry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
Republican State Nominations

For Supreme Judge,
WILLIAM Y Pc K, Of Scioto.
For Com5irollor,
WILLIAM B. THRALL, Of Franklin
For Aro-aey General.
P. WOLCOTr, OF SUNNI
FrMemse-B 3 -rd Of P-bic works,
JOHN L. MARTIN, Of Butler.
Republican Dist let Nomination.
For n n CT q ClngTess-
EDWARD WADE, Of Cuyahoga.
Republican County Nominations.
ForJu5se ortae Cout 4 Common Pleas,
HORACE FO0TE.
For Shrrf
DAVID L. WIGHTMAN.
For Auditor
WILLIAM FULLER.
For Recorder,
JOHN PACKARD
For Cumniss iuneT.
WILLIAM ". RICHARDS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
DIED,

In tbi, CITY On Tussd1y the 7th inst, GEORGE I1faIt
S1a of J-ncs A and pAia B. BiIber, ascd i've m5nihs
Fureral al 10 A NJ. On the h iust-, from Mr. Z A
Brock's 60 Bolivar street.
AtFasr CleyeIsud. the sih inst, NATHAN NIGER
SOL. agel g. yclrs-
Funeral At the Presbyterian Church Tia. VILLAGE at
o'clock p. II Friends Of the family reguestet to lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
WHERERS, Various Individuals

w have be.uI Iu The pracIIc for some muuLIs past, Of
r itlug 11ls Iron aud ltncr artc esaf 4crca lL
upon uy wharf. eruclei uqgu aud adIasn 90 Tue y )
government Pier m Clc.el1al, ullef hlglsg ki.tA
Com any all such are nov, terriufe cel no
tfg tt every s1eries uf authority heretofore e1prssy
0r s1 d. Dr. Iveu ID ElI Road ColllllF 70 IL p,ll
1is ur1u sal gIar receive Eh tTfasr hereior has
ieeu Ia z. ysseL All persIns shall use sad y lar
or anv ri thereof for business purposes. aer ne Isl
day ID - IS5- IIuuI hrst obtaining 7uih rtv from ms
rrvs IN T. eve aud. Mo,ss Slaudlug Parsons, vii
hs deemed rraspIsseI anu treated accCrlllgly -
Z. X. COLLINS
SB,uldfrgS \ Par,lns. Attorneys. By lJl-m l95
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09
General NotitEs

silks and WOODEN Goods CoiOred'
I OOK AT THIS The subscriber
tz.es n method Of u.1Imlns t,s ci izes 81 tese-
~ = ] ~. Dub j. E-nsralY, tbat he Is 1reptfed % e'l
I'M tha prlc4I c1ors lt S at Moo.en t2o $ IN w T
IN : a. .-osetl st.la: also LEAN WOOl-EN ANb
IN L GODDS AND r-ture the cIur u. faded garments
HTyns had uanv years' perIclr- lathe above BUS
ess ne hureS v srIrt attention 20 the sane 20 lel
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