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g0y- Caleb Hobbs was brought before Justice
Tbbetts yesterday aud fined IS aud cost Of prose-
cution for standing on the street last Sunday and
Insulting people In q threatening manner as they
passed by him This should be a warning to
young men who visit saloons on Sunday, not TO
forget themselves so far as to insult people after
leaving those places.
MR. EDITOR The above malicious article was
inserted through the misrepresentation Of s. B.
Decker. The article is false in every particular
excepting one, that Of being fined Eve dollars. He
complained Of me aud had me arrested for an at
tempt to provoke breach of the peace. II is a
personal matter entirely between Mr.. Decker aud
myself, and his statement that am in the habit Of
frequentng saloons and insulting people, is with
out any foundation whatever The public can
judge of the propristy of his publishing such
contemplate article would not have paid any
attention to the natter were II not that those who
are not acquainted with me might be mised by the
article
In conclusion I will say, that the charge for
which was arrested is false, and have appealed
the case. C. s. HOBBS,
The individual who handed US the communica.
lion alluded 10 by Mr.. Hobbs, made such state
ment to us, as to induce us (not being acquainted
with Mr.. H. to believe that he was as represented
in the article, hence we publishedit Since then we
have heard the other side Of the story, and we are
satisfied that the communication was sent in to
crafty personal spite. We regret exceedingly
that we allowed the communication to 60 in, as
we have thereby unlntentionaly done wrong to Mr..
H., who, we arc assured is a worthy young man
--s-@zE-s-
PoLIoE ITEMs-Abrams and johnson, who sto.e
the boat at Detroit few days ago and were ar.
rested here, were sent to that place ON Saturday
evening in charge of the Deputy Sheriff. They
will lprobaby try term of years at Jackson.
Timothy Lehany who stole a watch from gen.
tlemans pocket on the Circus grounds and threw
it into the river for future recovery, was bound
over on Saturday morning to the Court of Common
Pleas with bail at $780,
Lawrence Burns and William Brooks were ar
rested on Saturday for bathing in the canal within
the city limits during the day time. They will be
brought up this morning. Boys must look out or
they will find themselves in trouble for unlawful
bathing.
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CoEoERT TO-HIoHT-Mr. Dempsier viii give
another concert tonight at the Melodeon The
storm of Fl day night kept many from attending
who would otherwise have been present, and such
will be glad 70 know that they have the opporiu.
nity to night Of listening TO this sweetest Of ballad
singers. The price Of admission is fixed at 25
cents aud we hope to zee tho hall crowded with
our music loving citizens. The occasion is worthy
oft
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PRouDENoE, May 2s
Last evening as Burill Arnold, of Centre
vile, Warwick Co, was sitting in his store he
was instantly killed by some person unknown
The bali entered his back between The should.
ers. He had just returned from this city.
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PRHsnYTrRIAN AssRmRLY.


77''T''' VT VIII my 70
DR. Wilson from The Statistical Committee re.
ported in favor Of making some changes In the
Tables Of Church Statistics Ia relation 10 eldefa.
Licertiates, baptisms, contributions &c.
The report was discussed at some length bat no
action taken.
Rev N S. breckenridge was elected Professor
OF the Danvo Theological Seminary
Reports Of Domestic Missions was taken nm.
discussed, concuued in and Western Theological
Sominaries were elected
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PAUL MORPHY.

BosToN, May %.
Paul Morphy arrived this morning and was
received at the depot by committee of the
Boston Cless Club, and escorted to the Revere
House. His formal reception takes place this
afternoon at the Chess Club rooms.
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EROlI OApE RACE.

NAFL hAUEI HIuy 81
The fog of the Cape has been so dense since
the 10Th inst, that it has been impossible TO
see anything 200 yards distance
The Telegraph line is now complete 20 'No
Point"
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NJ. J. DICKERsON,
Late Of the firm Of Amblsr q Diokerson,l
nWNTTgW
What GustaVe satter Says
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FoRMEs,

who visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
renowned
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FROM wAsHINGrnN

WAsmNoroN, May 29
Il Is generally conceded that Hon VIM Smith,
Democrat, IS elected in the 9TH Congressional dis.
Lict by 300 to 400 majority. Owing however to
the msconneclions ofthe train 10 day Il cannot be
specially stated. Loudon county is not officially
reported, but private letter says that Goggin has
l,O6l majority. Princess Anna county gives Cog.
gin majority. The official vote Of the 9Th Con.
gressional district gives Smith, Dem, 9l4 maiori.
ty.
ENQUIRER OFFICE, Richmond May 2s
IL is Impossible as yet to give an accurate state
ment as TO the actual result for members OF Con.
gross or the Legislature Mr. Ietcher will be
elected Governor by 50l0 or 5000 majority.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at the Weddell
Saturday and yesterday, we notice Gov r NJ. Stew.
art, of Missouri and two nieces, c. E. Riuerham
and family from Georgetown, D. c., and other
nninhles of Rreater or less note
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l-V7"Lookng Glass of the Democratic Party"
illustrated with wood cuts, notes and comments,
by an African Delincator," are for sale at the
Leader Office. Price cents
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SAILED
New YoRK, May 2s.

New YoRK, May 2s,
The Vigo for Liverpool took out nearly $780,
600 in specie, the Woscr for Southampton
100000 aud the Arago upward of million
and qulrter
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

70 Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your vials
rc-flled with fresh medicine
may27tfRS
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-I will pay
the above reward to any person that will furnish
me with PatformScale that will weigh correctly
when out of level and also when level. If such
scales cannot be made, then our Patent Leveer
for Platform Scales is of great importance, other
wiso not. win the buyers and users Of Scales
look into this matter. See advertisement in am
other column. J. f. KELLER,
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FIRE
MiDDLEBoRo, May 2s.

The steam Saw, Paning aud Box Board Mil ot
Beuron Il Smith, and the Railroad depot aud the
Post Office at the South Mddeboro Station Of the
Cape Cod II. r. were destroyed by Gre last night.
There was no insurance
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ANOTHER PIRATE Acquitted.
SAVANNAH, May %.
Capt Townsend Of the SLAYER Echo has been
acquitted
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VIRGINIA RLRCrInN.

RICHMOND, May 90
1t is estimated here that LeLcher is elected
Governor by about 1000 majority.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
MURDER
TRoY, May 20,

IHU4I MY 20
Robert Morrison, well known citizen Of West
Troy aud Deputy Sheriff OF Albany county, was
murdered late ON Friday night, robbed aud his
body thrown into the canal basin from which II was
recovered 30 day
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On motion Of JOHN Coon the Report OF tbe
Committee was unanimously adopted
On motion OIL c. THAYER, the following reso.
luton was adopted
ReSOlDed, That our Delegates be requested 70
use their influence 70 have the State Convention
discOuntenance the recent action OF portion OF
the people Of Massachusetts, in restricting, by an
amendment TO their Constitution the rights OF tho
adopted citizens.
On motion Of r. =. sPALDINo. the Convention
adiourned
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For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco and
Snuff, go to B. G, Dietz, III Superior street.
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AMBROTYPEs IN PHoTOGRAAHs,-Mrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No. 200
Superior street (South Sde). First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, aud warranted TO suit
mylS-dlm.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
70 flain aud Ornamental Printing every description
cone w ha Printing Establishment OF the Leader Office
aest mpostd aud most rapid steam presses in the best
STYLE on shonnoce aud At nabls rates. Particular
attention pail OOlank wora. Every description Of Bind
ng done, especially Blauk Bucks, Ledgers, Journals
Salls hnnks. hecevlng Rnnks. Nc.. Nn.
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lG Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. GIBSON.

Professor Of Medicine and Eleotropathy.
AS CONCLUDED TO PER-
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ID MS Office rom Rank stree, the west side O Ontario
sutn WeTH Beck Co.'S Grocery STORE, block IRON
Tho immense success Of Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
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During the recess Of the Committee, Judge
SPALDIEo moved the adoption by the COunty Con-
vention OF the Resolutions adopted at the recent
Republican Meeting in Cleveland, in relation to
the Rescue Trials before the Ulited States Dis
lrct Court $50 far as applicable to this county,
with the addition Of tav following Resolution:
Resoloed, That the Delegates To this C0nven
ton from the Respective Townships aud Wards,
he, aud they hereby constituted Committee
ior their several preciuis 10 collect funds 10 aid
the Liberty Fund provided for by the Republl-
eau Mass Meeting OF the 2ith inst and that said
Township and Ward Comm tees report progress
from time TO time to John A. Foot, Esq, Chair,
man Of Guy ahOga County Republican Central
Committee.
The resolutions we're unanimously adopted
The Committee came in aud reported the fol-
lowing names as delegates to the State Convention
to be held az Columbus on June "a.
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~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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This agreeable I5aic, designef
especially as q
SafcGadreHabieM MediCint
for FamiLy Use,

S offered TO the Public as a supe'
ior article, poaeF.ng all the vir.
ucs aicribcd to it as a Medicinal
3eoeyuge, and delerving of their
,atronage in preference to the ius-
,icious dccodions cmanating from
rclponGblc fources, and fold un-
Icr various prctcntlous names.
The fad that our houfe Established
n l778,) has attained a favorable
eputotion for the genuine character
d purity Of its Liquors, will, we
Il, Nc a sufficient guarantee Of the
xcellence of this article.
Put up in QUART BoTTLEs, in
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md fold throughout the world by
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Druggilts and Dealers
Supplied with
WINES AND BRANDIEs,
Jired from United States Bond/
d Warehouses.
apr2 Sold by VIM.
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Aud who by many give greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBER7 wns plsascd
TO write the following II reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES T FER"
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TINS sEouLER BAND.--This is a new band late
ly formed in the eastern part Of the city, compos.
ed mostly of artiEans connected with the Lake
Shore Machine Shops. Although young in prac-
ticc, It already disoourseth most eloquent music.
1t has for several evenings been playing in Clin-
ton Park, to tho great delight of the many music
loving people congrogatod 10 and around that
beautiful incosure.
We understand this baud proposes to play there
two evenings a week during the season, providing
they can have suitable stand erected for the pur
pose. We trust their very generous proposal
will be cheerfully met and ths inhabitants Of that
part of the city who live too distant to enjoy tho
playing of the Heokor Band upon the Public
Square, be Cheered by the buge notes nearer
home.
As a moral power in dspelling onnui, cheering
tho spirits, aud calling into healthy action the
better elements Of the soul, it will pay thousand
fold for the few dollars to be expended
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AFTERNOONS REPORT
RRnm LnnIsTANA.

The Democratic State Convention, after three
days close contest nominated Thomas Moore
Slldoll Democrat, for Governor, on the sixteenth
ballot
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Uuion TeloErnph
oFFtoH, wARIEas aLOoE, coRHER o. BlHr ANp
sf. cBAtR sTaRHTs.
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THE New EDITION OF WEBsTER's UNABR1pe
ed DICTIoNARY is nearly ready aud will be pub.
lishcd in June. 10 addition to all the matter Of
the previous editions this one will contain fifteen
hundred Pictorial Illustrations, nearly ten thous.
and new words, a table of Synonyms, a table Civ
ing the pronunciation OF eight thousand proper
names from foreign languages, the peculiar use Of
words and terms in the Bible and table OF
phrases rom the Modern languages, Idioms, Pro.
verbs, &c, rendered into English The cuts,
which of the finest description, illustrate terms
in Natural History Architectures, Mythology,
Antiquity, Art, Mathematics, Mechanics &C., and
the additional words are from Prof Goodridge of
Yale College, We commend particularly to the
notice of our readers this new edition. With
these additions and improvements Webster's Dc
tionary is unquestonably superior in all respects
10 any e1tant and will continue TO be used by the
great mass of the people. The enterprise of pub.
fishers and the opportunities of agents, will no
doubt create SALE to some small extent for other
Dictionaries, but Webster's is the one the people
ask for and the one they buy.
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CTEREOSOOPIO VIEWS

NIAGARA FALLS.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, White Mountains.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins
STEREOsCOPGC VIEWS, Scenes in Paris
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, American Scenery.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, American Cities.
sTEREosCoPGC VIEWS, European Cities,
sTEREosCoPlC VIEWS, Grccian Ruins.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, English Landscapes.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS. stntuary,
STEREosCOPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers,
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Palaces,
SrEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, Many New Subjects
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, On Glass.
Just received new supply many Of them new subjects
nat gpe u 10
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HUTOHINGS' LIFE EXHILARANT.
rovru TO THE AGED -sTRrNorH TO THE WEAK
O. n y q U A il L ID

This novel preparation has met with the approval Of the
acul evty part OF the world md the ulScoyerei and
tgarlegsly IHlms 1t to be
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so is
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consumptve, and all those who are suffer
ing with disease of the Throat Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known ard justly celebrated
4 Indian Herb Doctor,
Il j. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Would announce 20 tho peuuo of Cleveland and vicinity
that he has taken
-, OGcc No. 113 Ontario street.
Al WHO hfu suffering from the ab named diseases, or
nv Other complicated Cumpai Of years staining are IN
lorned that they can consult tho Doctor CT FREE OF
lts hoped nut no one win despair cure until they
aithfnl triu w
~ During the Doctors tnvosin Europe West Indies
East lndos, south America, aud the United States he has
hdeh me Instrument, Ia Gods hand health and
sor thousands who were gwen up snd punounoed incur
nhc ny tho nnst eminent Old Schudl physirians nay
muo ngnSmds who were the verge OF the grave are
nov NV ING NJ MONUMENTS 10 the Indian Iierh Doctors
hN ana successful iruatmDut, aud ure daily bNoaimng
hctsyd bp the duy when t saw and pnTtook Of the
lrduu Herb DuC,oI' Is Medicine. "
hhoIull iUmrmlurOd
20 Take Notice very Wednesday and En lay. Dr. Ly-
West Sil0,l
rR' onice lI9grs-.iem 9A.Mto6PM.
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He says
nA1nrrr, pAy1s y Co.'S rIANos,

unhesitangly pronounce them eWneHtg superior ia ac-
ion elasticity of touch and power Of tono to any have
ever used in this tho old country Another Striking
feature in Instruments (aud where others too often
FAM stheir remaining under the heaviest and most
difficult playng-not string shattoriug or Hating and
the action remaining perfect that the performer ~ tna-
bed at all times give instantaneous eject TO emphatic
passages
Signed, GUsTAvE sATTER.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANs, May n
The steamship Philadelphia with dates from
Havana to the oath inst, has arrived here The
news Is unimportant
The steamship Arizona, from Brazos on the
22d inst, has arrived here. She brings S2OO, 900
in specie.
NERA CRuz, May 20
Santa Annals titles have been restored, and Mir.
anon invites him TO return via Tampico
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-18

CHaRIEs WoopwAsD-For some months past
confined in Jail on charge Of stealing carpenters
tools AMI gun from Mr.. E. r. Billings, on arraign
ment in Circuit Court last week plead guilty to
charge in Indictment. The Court named two
years as the term of his Imprisonment, and asked the
prisoner, in the usual manner, if he could show any
legal cause why sentence should not be pronounced
against him accordingly, whereupon the confessed
criminal burst into and the Court very
affecting note. Woodward was then permitted to
withdraw the plea of guilty and to defend himself
by counsel. Judge Stanfeld volunteered to de-
fsnd and in doing so, pointed out fatal defect in
the Indictment The affidavit for the warrant to
arrest stated that the stolen property belonged
E. r. Billings-the Indictment charged that it be
ionged to Lafayette Crane and the proof-if proof
1t was-showed that il was owned by Crane g. Co.
Woodward is now enjoying his freedom, and for
It ne Is indebted to appearances, sympathy and de-
teefioe Indictment. May he err in ike manner no
more foreover-