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Court Matt els.

The cases of U. S. VS.. Cooper and Snider for OBJ.
structing the NAL at Mansfield by serving process
on the cars, will be tried this morning in the u
Circuit and District Court
In the Court of Common Pleas, an Indictment
having been found against George Young, he plead
guilty TO petit larceny, and on that charge was
sentenced to 20 days Imprisonment in the County
Jail and to pay the costs.
Jerry Collins, James Hagany and John Jones, on
charge of stealing bank bills Verdict not guilty.
Verdict of not guilty returned in case Of CLARK
D. Winfield
Two indictments found against James Walter, o.
Chagrin Falls, for liquor selling. Continued tC
next term
Cincinnati Furnace Company vs.. Silas Merchant
ct al Suit to recover value of three notes of hand
given by plaintiff and endorsed by Ahas. Merchant
Verdict for plaintiff for S4,267 "A.
E. c. Stanley vs.. STANDARD, Bemis and Murray
Suit for non-fufiment of contract for sale of loo
barrels of OIL which was contracted for by Plaintiff
at IS cents per gallon. He claims that he was to
consider the matter until he could write to the
East and receive reply. Defendants deny this
and say that after waiting day two the contract
expired, and that when he did take the oil they
had right-Jil having risen, to charge Kim the
then!ruling price. On trial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

NEW ENGLAND FEsTIvAL.-To-m morrow, the
22d of December, and the two hundred and thirty
eighth anniversary of the landing Of our Pilgrim
Fathers upon Plymouth Rock, will be appropriate
ly celebrated in many cities and towns of our land
Columbus will enjoy Festival whereat the beauty
and chivalry of 0hio's Capital will be gathered; j;
and at 0berlin the friends of New England will
meet to do honor to ancient times and worthless
Cleveland, the Metropolis of New Connecticut
will not be left behind. Her sons and daughters
who can look back to the old homestead on the
hill sides of New Hampshire or Vermont; whose
fathers have "logged" on the Maine rivers; who, in
early years were familiar with the hum of the ma
chinery in the factories of Massachusetts,; whose
friends and acqnaintauces have made and sold
Yankee Clocks, or raised onions in Connecticut; or
whose childhood has been passed in sea-bathing in
''litte Rhody" will all be at the Weddell tomorrow
evening, to spend happy time together. Come
one, come ALL and let noble collection of true
Yankees and their friends gather around Ross
board
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 20.
Cyrus W. Field received from Newfoundland
to-dry, despatch stating that on Saturday last,
some very good currents were received over the
Atlantic Cable, and the word Henley was dis
tinctly recognized about the hour when, according
to the advices received by they Arabia, Mr.. Hen
ley's large Machine was to have been working.
The case of the indicted city officers was brought
up before the Court of Oyer and Terminer to day.
Only three of the indicted parties were present
A nolle prosequi was entered in the case Of Ex-
Mayor Wood. The bonds of all the mons appearing
parties to the number of nearly 60 were forfeited
The bail in each case was $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

THERE'S A COOP TINE CoMING"-The Alert
Hose boys, Notwithstanding their annihilation by
the Springfield J0urnaL) are determined to be
ahead in the way of social reunions, as well
as in the line of duty. At meeting called
last night committees were appointed and
preliminary arrangements made to place their
Promenade Concert on the 18th Of January ahead
of all previous parties. The men appointed on the
several committees are active and capable, able to
plan and ready to carry out. The novelty of the
Concert will be great attraction, and,by the way,
we are happy to learn that the Eastern practice of
discarding the reman's dress on festive occasions
will be adopted at this time The Concert will be
given at the American and in its pariors and halls
happy time will be spent on the 18th. More
anon
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YESTERDAY YAFTERNOONSREPORT
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 90
The Tribunes core pondent says Senator
Wilson will introduce on Monday Pacific Rail-
road BILL the provisions of which are substantial
ly as follows-Ths President and Senate to ap-
point civil engineers, who within two years shall
locate the route for the Railroad from the Missouri
to San Francisco, through the region between the
34th and 45th parallel. The road to be built by
Government provided the route selected is ap-
proved by the President, and the money to be
raised by loans in sums Of not more than million
annually. From the passage of the act until the
location of the road, all the public lands between
the aforesaid parallels shall be withheld from SALE
but shall be opened to pre- emption to actual set
tiers after the road is located. The proceeds of
the sales of land for $50 miles on each side shall
constitute fund for the construction of the road
and the payment of the debt incurred for it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

n The lecture this evening before the Chris
tian Association, by Rev. VIM. Hogartb, promise
a rich treat-one of the best of the season. Mr..
Hogarth will be remembered as the preacher of
the sermon at the installation of Rev Mr.. Eells-
He also preached in Prof. Thome's Church at the
meeting of the General Assembly last year Those
who have heard him once will wish to hear him
again. Mr. Hogarth is a good thinker as well as
practical preacher, and from him we shall have no
crude il-digested notions, but something rich in
thought, eloquent in delivery, and practical in all
its bearings. Go and hear him
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

n 1t will be seen by reference to advertise :
ment that large sale of Jewelry it to be made by
Auction, commencing this morning at 10 O'Clock
at the Store of Messrs. J. o. Brown & Son, 2l2
Superior street City Buildings. The stock consists
of Watches, a most complete assortment of Jewel.
ry, Toys, Fancy articles &c This affords fine
opportunity to purchase presents for the Holidays
While speaking of this sale we will take occasion
to say that the above named firm are just now
doing large business Under their hammer a
vast amount of goods have been knocked down dur
ing the past sixty days, and further large consgn.
nepts will be on hand in due season.
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w the ninth lecture before the Cleveland l.

n the ninth lecture before the Cleveland Lii
brary Association, VIII be delivered by ]. Sidney
Henshaw, Esq, of Utica, on Thursday evening
next Mr.. Henshaw has lectured with great sue
cess in New York, Philadelphia, Rochester, Port
land aud other eastern cities, and comes to US high
ly recommended as gifted and eloquent speaker.
He is fhe author of the delightful book Around
the World" which had such large sale a ew
seasons ago.
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II E. Rufini is manufacturing the finest assort.
ment Of Furs ever offered for sale in Cleveland
he has worked in many of the first and most ex-
tensive establishments in Europe, and he can sell
any article of Furs made for Ladies or Gentlemen
use at less than two-thirds what dealers do who
bay in New York Call and see if this is not so
Superior Street, three doors above Bank.
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The Senate met at noon. Reading of the jOul
nal occupied upward of half an hour.
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HUMAN FRAILTY;
Or, PHYSIOLOGICAL REsEARCHES.

BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
JUST ISSUED FROM THE PRESS 1t describes the
Causes Effects, and most Efcacious Mode Of Curing all
DISEASES OF A DELICATE NATURE. 1t contains
instructions the perfect restoration Of those who
prevented, by mpedments from entering into the
rage state with observations the defu results Of early
abuse also illustrating hs results OF chemical tests and
the Spermooza, by the Patentee's newly
constructed Microscope with powerful lenses. Price, Is
cents free Of postage any part of the country
This invaluable work may be obtained. well the TI
esmaT, from DR.. BARROW.
Isl Prince Street, New York.
For sale by
GAYLORD HAMMOND, Agents.
dec6 view dltaw Cleveland
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% Christmas week has arrived. 1t will be a
busy week for all who intend to make presents
Those who have not decided what sort of gift to
purchase, will remember that nice set of Furs for
Lady or Girl, or pair of Fur Gloves, Fur Cap, OF
Muf1er for Gentleman, will make very accept
able and most useful present. Our friends, l.
Benedict Il Sons, offer their large stock of the
above articles at greatly reduced prices. We as,
sure our readers that their Establishment one Of
the places to purchase their Holiday Presents.
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MOTIVE POWER OF THE HUMAN VoIcE -
DR. Banning gives notice teachers singers public sneak
and others interested thar 70 the opening of
the Wesleyan Methodist Church. Euctd street. Tor the
purpose, he will give gratuitCuS lecture the motive
power Of the Human Voice. at O'Clock Tuesday the
2s before Ladies and Gelemen Subject illustrated by
Readings and RecatOns. Also at place. Wednes-
day Thursday and Friday nights, PHYSICAL LAW,
relation to the development of health and beauty the
dec2-N2lO
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THE WANDERER.

AJl 7 IIII I ~ d W
The Republican, of this place, publishes the
proceedings in the yacht Wanderer affair on Sat-
urday. The prosecution was vigorous. large
number of witnesses have been subpenaed from
different parts of the county and State.
The trial will probably occupy many weeks. II
is generally admitted that the Wanderer brought
no Africans but that the ship which did bring them
was scuttled and sunk.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
CUREp BY IxHaL1NG THE MEDIcArED VApoR.

"A gentleman came this city short since, labor
ing under what supposed be that fatal malady the
consumption He for the purpose of seeking
medical aid He with OF city scians, who
recommended him try the inharg method oil DR. Leach
The did and the improvement rapid that in
tms than weeks both him and his physician
sd cred HIM safe in returning his home Office No 81
Walnut street.
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PLAIN Am oRNAn1ENrAI. pRINrINl

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
II Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
the Printing Establishment the Leader oee,
the improved aud most rapid steam presses the best
style on short notice. and reasonable Particular
attention paid blank Every description OF Bind
ng done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals,
Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c. &c.
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EXPLOSION.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. I5.
Belcher's sugar refining steam boiler exploded
this morning, scattering portion of the building
to atoms and as far as is at present known killing
four persons and more or less injuring sevsn,some
of whom will die. The force of the explosion was
terrific. Part of the fues weighing over 5000 lbs.
was hurled upward $50 feet and lodged on the
roof of the main building, IS feet high.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 21, 1855
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hyman CO,-GOOds at reduced prices.
Cleveland Library -Lectures-AmUsem
column.
Hostetter's Holland BitlsTs-Specisl Notice.
Dr.. Lesch-Msdicated Inhalaiion-SBscial Notice.
Dr.. Banning-Lectures-Busi Notice.
Donation Visit-Busness Notice.
Benedict's-Great Reduction in prices
DetOa's Intelligence of6ce-wanted Immediately.
DR.. R B, Leach-Medical Card
Cleveland Brush Co.-BT1Shes for sale
B ButtS-Furs Sc
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FIRE.

CINCINNArI, Dec. ~.
On Saturday night FIRE broke out in the bull
ding occupied by Breed, BarsboW Co., stove
manufacturers, and Crane, Breed Co., manu-
facturers of metallic burial cases, Sycamore street.
Loss of the former firm 1000 to 5000: insured
81 600; of the latter 1000; insured for $4,000
The stores of George Shilbito and George Hen
shaw were considerably damaged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

TARGET SHOoTING--Artillery Company B
Capt. Mack, accompanied by Capt. Heckman's
Light Dragons, went on Target Excursion yes
terday to the farm of Mr.. c. S. Gates, in Brooklyn
A good time was had, and Ball st National Hall
closed the exercises of the day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

SHAVING SALooN-W. E. ALsToN, fashionable
barber, "a Bank street, near the Angler House, is
prepared with first class facilities to dispense ton
serial favors Ia mode, give him a call and be
convinced.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

@Attention is called to the Brush Mandatory
advertisement of I. c. Pendleton, in another col
umn. This is deserving institution for the reason
that it gives employment to the destitute children
of the Industrial school
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

Ia We would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of B. Butts & Co. They have
an elegant assortment Of Furs, which they sre Of
fering atgreat bargains. Call and see them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

IA KyOu want anything in the Boot and Shoe
line, suitable for Holiday Presents, go to Smith,
Dodd & Co., examine their stock and hesitate no
more about where to buy.
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MRs. RoBINsoN.s cERTEIcATE.

NERNoNs IrumpulA Co, May lsf, 1889
This eerfss that have been in very poor health for
wears and found little relief er employing Number
Of Physicians BY disease was PrOauSis Uteri. had
heen reduced by thai and FOuOr Abus until had become
Ieersted considerable extent By the advice OF DR.
q W Bushnell procured and took hotties Of AIarshss
Uterine athoicoR which enabled to attend hus-
and N his last sickness until he died which about
since have taken three bottles his Dc afh
hieh has made able 70 labor and support my family s
H. e children The Cathoiiccu nearly estOrsd me 10
No. hh IL is the only thing that has miie sfed suffer
iAs MARY E. ROBINSON.
The cATHoLIcoN Is for sale By City Druggists aad By
Medic, 1e dealers generally iuh2
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THE FIGHT.

W AsHlNGIONy OtC sSU-
The Washington correspondent Of the Tribune
gives -an account of the English~MOntgomery fra
cas-, furnished by himself which differs materially
from that published Saturday. Mr.. Ms account
is fully corroborated by Messrs. VIM. Cauch and
DanI Cox, who witnessed the affair, and who state
that Mr.. English spoke, saying, allow are you,
Mr.. Montgomery ?" Montgomery neither spoke
paid any attention to his salutation but proceeded
on down the avenue. Mr.. English stepped after
him a few steps. and struck him from behind with
his cane, very deadly blow on the side of the
head.
Montgomery turned on him; English stepped
back and drew his sword cane as though about to
stab Montgomery with it. Montgomery stepped
back into the Avenue and caught up a piecs of
brick. English was running when Montgomery y
threw the brick and hit him on the heel or lower
part of the leg.
Montgomery went back for another stone and
English ran rapidly away up 14th street, When
Montgomery came back English had run half a
square and was beyond his reach.
We were the only persons close by. We saw
and heard all that passed. Montgomery did not
spG ak till after he was struck. Mr.. ThOs. Keener
cerroborates the above.
English has been held to bail for assault.
MontgOmery's face is badly bruised and he has
kept his room since, attended by physicians.
Mr. NJ. had already twice passed English on
Saturday without speaking.
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Ingham & Baagg.

BIBLES in all styles, by the American Bible
society. These Bibles procured at cost prices.
HYMN BOOKS in elegant bindings, of all
denominations.
PRAYER BOOKS, in velvet, antique and full
guilt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-21

GU1rAR.-J. II. THOMAS, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. 8 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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WIGS | WIGS I! WIGS!
COAL COALM- GOA
John Tnn & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article of BRIAR HILL
CRIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
~ Orders promptly hlled at their Yard, the Canal,
near the foot of Vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD ocl2 dom DC JVN. YATES.
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q DR.. Lyons Office is removed from
IS Water street to No. 81 st. Clair street
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Fran NankiA-yEe have PORCELAINS, FANS, FILA
GRE WORK, and CORALS-
Prom Naples-we have LAVA CAMEOS. IVORY CAR
WINGS, and articles Os NERTU.
From Rnme-We have AIOSAICS, PARIAN STAUETTS,
and VASES.
From Ganeya-we have EnameIed WATCHES JEWEL
RY. and Works Of Art more beautiful than
Turks dream OF Paradise
From Florence we have MOSAlCS, CAMEOS, & TER
RE GOTTA Ornaments.
From Veniee-we have PAINTINGS and ENANELS.
From Dresdenwe have CHINA Ornaments, Of eyery de-
scrIDtlon.
Strausbugh have every variety of BOHEMIAN
GLASS Work.
From Paris-wo have ALABAsTER CLOCKS, Beautiful
OIL PAINTINGS. Fancy HAIR PINS and
HEAD DRESSES, FANS, PERFUMERY,
WATCHES, and Ten Thousand Articles Of
Use and Beauty.
And from C0peHhageR-We have one Of JULES JURGEN-
SENS world renowned CHRONOMETER
WATCHES, (rhis is the Watch WIN was
acknowledged the hest at the London Exhi-
From London-vge have fns WATCHES and Watch Move
menfs, PAPER MACHE Work Boxes and
Jewely Caskets: also splendid stock OF
LUBIN'S PERFUMERY and SOAPS.
From Shefield-we have Plated Ware and Rodgers cele
biatel Cutlery, Pocket Knives and Scissors.
that we may we'll be proud Of
From Waltham AIass-we have the American Watches ,
FTsm Bristol, Give have the universal Yankee Clocks
From HaTfOTd-we have Rogers Bros premium Plated
Ware, Forks, Spoons, Cups, CaStOrs, &C
From Haydensvile, Massive have Dawson. Warren s..
Hyde's Gold Pens-a splendid assortment.
From New Lebanon, N. Y.-we have David Kendalls
Thermometers.
From the Rubber ComDanywe have the best assortment
OF INDIA RUBBER TOYS IN the state
And Million other ihngs-New Beautiful and Useful
Give US call.
l..9 nENTON g. nj TATuTVuT
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DONATION V1sIr.-The friends of Rev. Mr..
PROSSER purpose making him a donation visit the
Bethel Church. Water street, Thursday Evening next,
(the 23d inst. } at O'Clock. decfl:3t2lO
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MATRIMONIAL.

To tbs LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
has been my good fortune to restore TO health many
thousands of my country-women.
MY success has excited the malice of the envous and
alous their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation. Showers Of grateful oernss
fallen pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. SOlong held in afectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
skill can afford despiso the efforts OF
nd slanderers.
My friends repeatedly urged me to place medl
cine for producing within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United States but ndpositon to enter
field occupied by quacks with their penicous nostrums
and that unprincped counlerfeers might palm upon
the public worthless limitations, have hther pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
ANIIE DE FEMME, d" in the United States.
last yield the of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard the efficacy Of the "ABIlE DE FEMME,
need oaY say, that liquid O and is eTactly such
asI have used in my paccen France for and
that 1t has never failed satisfactory result
The @Ame de Femme and menssruation stand in the
stion of cause and effect alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual flow where has existed and to
restore 1t where has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper dree
hons on each bottle Amie de Femme will bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S3GO package. ,
PANS, January, 1851.
For sale, wholesals and Retail. by WILLIAM FISKE
o. Tho uulv h
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N II snLoMoNSON

PRAcTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
seps largest Of the most approved kinds OF
PECTACLES. Anhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ghted ground under his owninspecton by machine
yof construction with the greatest care so as to
sui; the eyes al cases, curing Weakness Dizziness or
AammatiOs fhs Eyes and impaTtng strength for long
reading OF fine sewing.
e N. H SolomOnson would here inform the public
that he AeverempOys any the sale ofhislenses
q Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES, AI
gROSCOPES, COAIPASSES, &C, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
Office 50 Superior street under the American Hotel
jun22
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE
The Senate met at noon. Reading of the jour
nal occupied upward of half an hour.
HOUSE.
Mr. Hughes of Ind, introduced resolution in.
structing the Committee on Ways and Means TO
inquire into the expediency of reporting a bill
making an appropriation fer taking the eighth
census.
Mr. White of Del, offered a substitute to eOnfne
the censas simply to an enumeration OF the peo'
pie.
The latter was rejected by 81 against l4O.
Mr.. Hughes resolution was then adopted.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the State of the Union and resumed the con-
sideration of the bill granting pensions to the sol
diers of 1912.
Mr. Smith of ILL.,, wanted to include the soldiers
of the Black Hawk war. He secuted the plea,
because the Treasury has not done full justice to
these patriots.
Mr.. Jones of Tenn, while maintaining the duty
of the Government to provide pensions to those
disabled by wounds or diseases contracted in pub.
lie service, he held it was not right or proper tC
inaugurate general service system of pensions
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Dec. 20.

The U. S. S. S. Ariel arrived from Southampton
Dec. lst, and put into Halifax this P NJ. in charge
Of the first officer and short of coal She expert
enced heavy weather. On the 9th inst, during a
heavy gale, sea struck the ship, instantly killing
Capt. Ludlow and severely injuring the End officer
and two seaman The first officer was also slight
ly bruised.
The Arielwill proceed to New York tomorrow
P NJ