Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

Toms Cabin" will not fail to remember George
Harris, who was so prominent character in that
great work. The original of that character, from
whose life Mrs. Stowe drew her portraiture Of
George is now in this city, and will lecture at the
Wesleyan Church this (Monday) evening and at
Rev Mr.. Thome's Church to morrow evening up
on the evils Of Slavery, of which he has had such
a bitter experience. His lectures will be INTEREST,"
ing as all life narations and sufIerings and adven
lures are. Dontfail to hear him.
AUCTION Book SALE.-The attention of our
readers is called to the advertisement OF the auc
ton sale of fbooks by o. Cutter & Son, two doors
below the American. This is a splendid opportu.
nifty for the literary incined to lay in a stock Of
books at extremely low prices. The list of books
comprises many valuable sets, such as Dickens,
| Cooper, Wayerly Novels, &c, beside any quantity
ofmiscellaneous books all Of which will be sold to
the highest bidder the sale to continue every ove-
ming. French, who has the books has been well
known in his connection with Pratt, who has semi
annually made a stop in our city
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! PosTPoNEMENT OF THE HORTICULTURAL EX-
HIBIrIoN.-In consequence Of the uniavorabe
weather, the Cleveland horticultural Society eN-
hibtion is postponed until Thursday and Friday
the 10th and 18th.
J. KIRKPATRIoK, Sec.
PRonATE CoURT. The Probate Court, Judge
TuDEN, will set to day.
CoURT OF COMMoN PLEAs-CRmINAL BRANCH.
--BEFoRE JUDdE FoorE.-Jacob Gillet, conceal
ing stolen geldiug. Verdict returned of guilty,
notice given of motion of trial.
Charles A. Hyro, charge to keep the peace
Heard by the Court and defendant discharged.
Sentence has been pronounced by Judge Foote
in the following cases.
Is months. '''''''h'' '
Edward Smith. burglary and larceny, yearS
John Nolan, burglary and larceny, years,
James Murry, burglary and larceny, years.
Charles Baker, burglary and larceny. years.
Geo. Moore, chicken thief, burglary and larceny
4 years.
George Hanscomb, burglary and larceny foul
years.
James Smith, petit larceny, $500 fine and g
to Jail 80 days.
u John williams, colorod, petit larceny, $50 fin
e. and go to Jail 30 days.
10 Joseph Colburn, petit larceny, 500 fine and 8
'a to jail 80 days.
w Burton Hayes, petit larceny, 500 fine aud 3
io to Jail 30 days.s
In the case of Timothy Lohany, found guilt
- of stealing watch from mun upon the circ'
grounds, the motion for a new trial was oyerrule
oI by the Court, and he is now awaiting sentence
Henry Frcko changed his plea of guilty
- causing the death Of his child upon the West siC
in March last to not guilty, when the Prosecutlr
T attorney entered nolle in his case for the pu
pose of having him indicted by the Urand Ju
Tor murder in the first degree, which indieIme
will be- found below.
The last indictment against Samuel Eble, I
s receiving stolen goods, was nolled by tho pros
cutting attorney
Theodore Koener, found guilty Of burglary a
larceny lies in Jail awaiting sentence.
The Grand Jury have returned the following
dtional indctments;
James H. Butler and James Abbott, burgla
and larceny John Lorang, perjury; this case
connected with the trials of sundry persons on
charge Of selling Intoxicating liquors. Seth
bartholomew, for perjury Bartholomew twill
remembered was a prominent witness agai
Bushnell in the late rescue trial. Thomas Q.
~ ans selling Intoxicating liquors, three indictmei
Henry Fricke, murder in the first degree.
The Grand Jury Saturday morning made
following Return 10 reference to the County Jai
J'o The Honorable the Court of Common PIE
CuyahOga County, OhiO'
The Grand Jury of tue present term OF 4
Court 10 the fulhIment Of their duties, have ci
fully examined the state OF the condition OF
Jail and examined and enquired into the dt
at Of pine and treatment Of the prisoners therein Il
habits diet aud accommodation, aud report {
tbe rules of the Court thereupon have been ia
fully kept aud observed. They commend the G
and fidelity Of the Sheriff and his subOrdlnates
hlb.ted In all departments connected with
keepinQ aud control Of the Jail. They, hOWe'
deem Il part Of their duty to earnestly call at
- uop 10 the pressing necessity for better prOVi'
bS FOR sewerage 10 connection herewith, The he
and ordinary comfort OF the prisoners demand
l. TO say nothing Of the health Ggd c4mi9r. 2Tn OF
- Foreman Of Grand Jur
8, Cleveland, June g. 1859,
Daring the week that the Court has been in
son. thirteen juries have been empanneled' VI
PPo speaks we'll for the dispatch Of fbusness Mr. IN
rIss. the Prosecuting Attorney, has submitted
AL but three Of the cases without argument vi
e m has OF course very much facilitated operations
aT3 % All divorce cases viii be heardbelore Judge 70
.,, at the old Court House in the Square on Wed
q lie day morning next.
rhSoi CIVIL BRANoH.-The following yerdlcls
c"e been rendered. Kidd Pierce vs., spaugler, yel
'ilgtIs 'ilgtI, for Defendant.
s'sc Kelly vs. Bennett& Bennett Special Gndin
w. m AA@"J -
uou Defendants.
LEI Chapman VI. Sherman, verdict for Plaintiff
opr,r SCI
j6ns The following cases are now on trial Be
Judge BrsHoP-Henry Miller VS. Joseph NJ. {
''''"' mngs, et. al. Before Judge BoLroS, Monroe
iuars, Church, et al.