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WASHINGTON GARDEN
III Der Wenn5plpania Wuenue.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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Bel:

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-04
Conares.iopnI NominarIons.

The Republicans of the Fifteenth Distinct
Washington, Morgan, and Muskingum counties
have nominated the Hon. C. B. Tompkins fol
reelection by acelamation. The Zanesville
Courier says Mr.. TOmpkins has been a faith
ful and consistent representative, Is stronger to-
day than he was two years since, and predicts
for him triumphant reelection
The Locofocos of the Guernsey, Belmont,
DC. district have nominated B. F. Spriggs, OF
Noble county, sort of third rate lawyer, for
Congress. Mr.. Lawrence, the presenr member,
who started off fiercely Anti -Leeompton with
the opening Of Congress, but deserted Douglas
and voted for the English swindle, was rejected
IN Convention about as unanimously as the peo-
pie Of Kansas rejected the English proposition.
He had no show at all, and did not deserve any
except to be shown out of office.
The Hamilton County Locofoeos of the Ist
District have nominated Hon. Geo Pendleton
for reelection unanimously, and of the 2l Dis
trict the Hon. W S Groesbeck. Both voted for
the English swindle.
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ENecnrinn po.rnnnrd-A sen-

The execution of Albert Myers, sentenced to
have been hung at Columbus on the 3rd, was
postponed by Gov. Chase till the 18th Of De
eember next, in compliance with the Tecommen-
dation of a commission appointed to examine as
to the sanity of the murderer. The commission
was composed of Doctors Awl and Smith, and
Judge Thurman, who was concerned for the
State in prosecuting the charge against Myers.
As in the case Of LOefner, Myers has played
mad 10 some purpose.
The arrangements had all been made for the
execution Of Myers, yard and gallOws built, &c
The Statesman of the morning of the 81 moral
ICES on the hanging, and states that over q thou
sand men, women and children visited the Jail
the afternoon of the day before to see the con.
demned- The morbid were sold thus
To prevent the prisoner from becoming more
irntated than he already is by being continually
stared at by this large number Of visitors, the
officers resorted to a stratagem. Myers was
confined in his cell where he would be out Of
sight, and another prisoner acted his part The
visitors gazed at the bogus Myers with pity and
awe, gave hun cigars and tobacco, aud in return
had their curiosity gratifed to the greatest ex-
tent; while the real Myers remained unconscious
OF their dlsagreeable attentions.
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7 tNpVNII
HENRY S. WOODARD.

| THE FIRsT FIRE COMPANY IN CINCINNATI -
Just fifty wears ago-September, lSOS-the frs
fire company was formed in this city, and in the
last week Of September of the same year, th'
Pat Lyon was landed at the loot of Main St
The company was composed Of about seventy
I'VE men, viz twenty-five to the engine, Rnt
fifty for performing other duties Eight of the
seveuty-five original members of this company
are stall living; one Of these belonged to the en-.
gine men, and seven to the second named de,
partnent. This company was the first in Ohio
and the second west Of the Allegheny Noun
tains-
celebration of the Cincinnati Fire Department
CilciTnGfi Gazette.
The Cleveland Fire Department only dates
back to August, 1882. Eagle Engine Compa-
ny, No. l, was organized August 18th, 1882
Oficers-C. NJ. Giddings, Captain; J. R. St.
John Lieutenant; William Cleveland, Secre-
tary.
Neptune Engine Company, No. ., was organ
lied Sept 4th, 1885. Officers. Gillett, Fore
man; A 4. Eddy, Assistant; +. G. Sloan, Sec
retary and Treasurer; W. B. Dockstader and
Jos. Ross, Marshals.
Etna Hook and Ladder Company, No. l, or
ganized in May, 1886. Officers-Erastus Smith,
Foreman; Horace Fenton, First Assistant; W.
G. Stedman, Second Assistant; Horace Can
field, secretaryi J. H Phillips, Treasurer
Phoenix Engine Company. No. 4, organized
March, 1886. Officers. R. St John, Fore
man; a. S Sanford, Assistant; Tom Lemen,
Secretary and Treasurer; 4 a Eldredge, Mar
shall
Contest Company, No. 3, (BOys) organized
Sept, 1886 Oficers-J. W. Mcmillan, Fore
man; c. c. Hull, J. Sargent, Assistants; C. H.
COwles, Secretary; J. L. Severance. Treasurer
Cataract Engine Company, No 5, organized
December, 1897. Ofcers-J. A Craw, Fore
man; Samuel Brown, Assistant Foreman; B.
B. Hutchins, Secretary and Treasurer; J. Il. !
Lloyd, Marshal; G. ". SANFORD, Steward.
Hope Hose Company, No. l, organized March,
1887 Oficers-T. Umbstaetter, Foreman; J. |
Eetseh, Assistant; F Fay, Secretary and Treas-
lrer.
Such was the beginning of our present well or
ganized, well drilled, and very efficient Fire De-
'artment
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Glad 10 Henr Ii.

The noble course of the Hon. L. HARRIS,
of Illinois, in the last session of Congress as
the leader of the Anti-LecOmPton forces in the
House until his health failed him, will be re-
membered by every reader. His health became
so bad that he had to be carried in to vote
against the fraud and the expectation was that he
would not long survive the session. All will be
gratifed to learn that Mt H. has so far recovered
his health that he will be able to take part in
tie present exciting Illinois canvass, and that
he will doubtless be renominated FOR Congress.
The Illinois State Register predicts his election
by at least 5000 majority.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

e As R0ckport Township has been favored viii
JOany office, eiiher BY the late Wing party Or tue pres
ent krfusllcnn patty. tho friends Of A s. LEWIS fai
present ln the County Clerks ocel will present name
az TIE Reggh,an County Convention Tor ion u
/ the Office of Recorder. ROCEPOKT
EDITORS LEADEP--olease announce the name Of VII
LA a ". hltliA = D. s-tua, a candidate flr
zion 70 the once Of County Com subject %
the decision OF the kopubl County Convention. and
oblisc MANY REPUBLICANS.
ME-sEs. EnIrORs-YOu Will please announce the NJ ne
OF J. WILSON, Of Maydeld, candidate for County
Comm 1ner subject % the decision Of the County Con-
v,nilcn, and oblIse
aul2 Id MANY VOTERS.
FOR SHERIFF.
EDITORS LEADER-Pleass announce that WARREN c.
SIElMAN, person uuacquainied with the modern sys
TEN o eiee ion6erlns Will ID prcseufe % the Rrp hcan
County Convention candidate for the Office Of sheriff
By his MANY FRIFNIlS
aus Dtds
EDITOR MORNING LEADER-Pleaso announce the name
Of DAVID l., WiGHTMAN. a suitable candidate for
the Ollie Of Sheriff suhie 20 the decision Of the Republic
Can County 9 uveniion, and ublIse
aug dNYlr. MANY VOTERS
r. JAMES A CRAW, Of Clevel1nd will be presented
@ ne Rr1ghli-an County Convention candidate
Iul5I HIS FRIENDS.
Enron OF TIE LEADER-Please insert the name Of Al
DEN H. COMSrOCK, Of Bedford, Tor the Office q sheriff
his friends.
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Illinois and Indiana.

The Chicago Herald, Mr.. Buchanan's faith
ful organ, says:
We are bound, under any circumstances, &c
make this fight to the end. Stephen A. Doug.
las cannot be reelected to the Senate Salt
Petre cannot save him. The psople of Wash.
lngton may rely confidently on this. Mr. Doug
las viii not be allowed to triumph over Mr..
Buchanan
An Anti-LecOmpton Democratic letter WI
ter at Washington reports:
The news from Indiana is not good for the
Leeomptonites. The Democrats who stand by
popular sovereignty refuse TO yield, and even
the Indianapolis Sentinel, the Lecompton State
paper, speaks most gloOmily of the future, after
having talked the other way for weeks.
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THE AXE GOEY AGAIN THE axe prescribing
the friends of Douglas has fallen again in Iii.
nOis, and the head of Col. John S Hacker, Sur
veyOr at the port of Cairo, is in the basket. He
Is Democrat of 80 years standing, a leader OF
the party in Southern Illinois, and for number
of years one of its representatives in the Legis-
lature- His crime was support of Douglas
The President has appointed L. L. Lightner to
his place. Mr.. l. is an old line Wing who sup
ports Buchanan for consideration.
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Ma. PueH AND THE TKLEeRAPH CABLE.-A
correspondent of the Dayton Journal says that
Mr.. Pugh's name is recorded against the spb.
marine telegraph bill. His name is found among
the nays when the bill passed the Senate on the
22d of January, 1857. The vote was, yeas %.
nays Is. In the course of his remarks, (GIobe
Sd ses- 3Sth Com PIP. s79, ssO) Mr.. Pugh de-
nounced the scheme as not being ''half so res
Pectable as the Collins line and further on he
says; "Sir, IN my judgement, and say again,
without meaning in any disrespect to others
Il Is fatal PToPOsitioA! +Iex-
Peet no benefit to my constituents from the
work; on the contrary, believe it scheme TO
subject the great agricultural interests of the
South and West to the control of the stock lob
bers in Wall street in the city of New Yorh.u