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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-16

The FAULHABER CAsE.-The case of Martin
Faulhaber for grand larceny was set for yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Office of NJ Miller,
Esq. When the time arrived for the trial, the
crowd was so great that it was found necessary to
remove to the old Court House. TIE crowd
of interested persons who rushed to hear the trial
was as great as though Judge Lynch was to get
upon the bench, instead of a quiet Justice of the
Peace. The Germans predominated in this crowd,
they evidently being much excited in behalf Of
their countryman in bonds. All vacant room in
the body of the house, the galleries and space in
side the bar was speedily flied, and the examina-
ton of witnesses for the prosecution commenced,
F. 7. Bsckus, Esq, being Prosecuting Attorney.
Numerous witnesses testified to the fact of the Me-
lodeon having been received at the Cleveland De-
pot via the c. & T. Railroad-to its having disap
peared from the Depo-to the opportunities af-
forded the defendant, in common with others, to
purlOin the same-to the instrument having been
shipped to Cincinnati few weeks agO-to the
facts which tended to throw the guilt upon the de-
fendant. He was held to bail in $500 on this
charge, and was released on bail He will be again
tried this afternoon on another charge. The case
has created the greatest excitement here of any
case for some time.
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A REPUBLICAN, MEMBER.

QUEEN VIcToRIA's TENPER.-A "down East
lecturer by tue name of Fay, who visited Eu-
rope last year, has prepared gsssiping mar.
ratiye of what he saw and heard in his travels
in which he relates the following anecdote oi
Queen Victoria:
alt is reported that her Majesty has sweet
little temper of her own and that her cara sVosa,
ike prudent man, generally retires before the
storm, and locks himself in bis private cabinet
until the sky is clear and sunshine again IL
luules the classic shades Of St. James OF Wind
sor. After ona of these little ebulitions the
Queen gave "thHnderng knock" at the door Of
the room where Prince Albert had always ts-
kan refuge, and upon being asked, "Who's
therea" responded, :" The Queen " The
Queen cannot enter here responded the hen
pecked. After the lapse of half an hour, gen
tie tap was heard upon the door. WHO'S
there4p asked Prince Albert. "YoaS l0Je, .
responded Victoria "My wife is always wel-
come" was the gallant reply.
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HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
WASHINGTON, Feb. llth. 1850

!
EDITOR LEADER IL see the above in your
usually careful paper and attribute it to hasty
scissors rather than that old quilt The truth
is, the clause naturalizing such of the Shawnees
as Lecompte and his colleagues should think
civilized, was struck out of the bill on motion
of an Ohio Republican, who was sustained by
the Republicans generally and for several rea-
sons
lst. The Republicans occupy the old RepubI-
can statesRights ground. They prefer thatas the
Indians lose their separate tribal character and
become incorporated in the community, their
status should be left to the States. All born
after that time would be citizens of the State,
and hence of the o. s. by virtue of their birth,
and as to them no action is needed.
I'd. These Indians would be used by the
Federal Officers as they have been before to vote
down the real citizens, and loikOut anu reference
to their eiUiiisatiOR. savages and half civ.
ilized people, both white, red and black, always
favor slavery, If they can be masters, and the
Government is already beginning to look to the
Indian for aid in its tyrannies. 7
Sd. The ProPagandists are seriously contem-
plating the erection of the Cherokees and Choc-
taws into State, and merely because they are
hopelessly aristoeratic and slaveholding. The
Chiefs, BY slave labor. acquire wealth, and the
masses are as ignorant and degraded as ever,
and much more hopelessly SO. This Little Shaw
nee bill would furnish convenient precedent.
The opposition to Congressional Naturalizs-
tiOnOfnative Americans is no ''prejudice against
color" so far as Republicans are concerned.-
The cat was too plainly visible in the meal. =
Yours, truly,
REPURTICAN MEMRFR
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THE CoxING FEsTIvAL-The Festival to NOR
row night promises to be the most splendid and
brilliant ever given in Cleveland. The Theater is
being beautifully and tastefully decorated with
flags and banners, devices, &C., and the floor has
been laid, which will surpass all the Halls in the
city for dancing purposes. Six stoves have been
kept heated for several days in the Theater, that
the room may be freed from all dampness which
might have accumulated during the months it has
remained closed
The supper at the Angler will be all that even
the admirers of that noted hotel can look fori and,
as very pleasant and convenient feature, tie Ia
bles will be ready for occupancy for two hours
from half past ten to half past twelve, thus pre-
venting any unpleasant crowding.
The music, by Leland & Dickinson's, and Ok
er's Bands, will be harmonious to the ear and
inspiring to those who ever do perform Terpscho-
rian evOlutons on the light fantastic toe 1--WE mean
dancing)
The sandusky Register has the following card
from Geo. S. Patterson and W. J. Dill, the Com
mittee of Arrangements for Sandusky;
TMALTESE ATTENTION.-The brethren
of Euraks Lodge, l. o. S. NJ, who are in good
condition, with their friends are cordially invited
not to abstain from going to Cleveland next Thurs
day night 18th inst, on the occasion of the Feast
of the Second Full Moon, and not depart therefrom
until the wee sma' hours. Once known what a
good time is in store it viii require all the nerve
and courage Of brethren to stay at home.
It also says:
The Cleveland Sons would be happy to meet all
of their Sandusky brethren on the occasion Of the
Feast of the Second Full Moon.
We are assured by member of the order that
that's So" and that all visitors and participants in
the gay scenes viii have 10 cause to regret their
little investment, which, while it comforts the wild
eW, and provides for her children, gives them an
evening of 'solid comfort -
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roRIGINAL-I
Certificate Of Authority.
To expire The slIt day of January, 1850.

~ S1lAAS tne OF January lo6us
COLUMBUS, o., Jan 81, 1se
WHERE1s, The Censolidatsd Insurance Company Of
the City OF ladelpha" located al Philadelpha IN ne
State OF has filed in this office sworn state
ent of IT'S cono9n as required by the first section of the
act 10 regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated
said company has furnished the undersigned with satis
drsd Thousand Dollars Of invested IN stocks
OF in bonds, or in mortgages of Real tate worth double
the amount for which the Is morgaged and whereas
SAID company has filed IN this ONCE written instrument
under It's copae seal signed By the President and
retary thereof authorizing any agent agents said
Company In this State to acknowledge service of Process
o and In behalf OF said Company consenng that service
q process mesne or final upon any such agent agents.
Sna pc taken and held as valid as If served uponf he
TO The laws Of this any other STATE.
and wayns all clam or right Of error by reason Of such
acknowledgements of service.
now therefore of the first section Of the
a reg1lnte Insurance Companies incorporated by
the Stale OF Ohio" passed April g 1856 l. FRANCIS NJ
HRIGHT Auditor Of State, do hereby Gently that said
Insurance Company Of the City Il Philade-
phia IS authozed to transact the business Ere and Ma
rne Insurance In this State until the day of January
IN the year oae thousand eight hund ed and sixtv
In witness whereof have hcreunto subscribed nv name
and caused the seal of my Office be affixed this
day January, in the Year one thousand eight hundred
and ffty-nne.
r
SLsl M WRIGHT, Auditor
hbl2ifwNs
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Cleveland, Feb. IL, 1859.

NATIVE AMERICANS NOT CITIZENS pref
udiee against color in this Republic is carried
to the most ridiculous lengths. In the House
recently a bill was up to issue land patents to
the Shawnee Indians, and to naturalize them as
citizens of the United States. Though many
OF the Shawnees are quite as civilized as a por-
ton of the NJ. G. after considerable debate the
naturalizing clause was stricken out and the
bill was rejected. The same members that vo-
ted to strike out native Americans, would vote
to take in half million of Cuban azzarani with
ali me privileges of citizenship.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
WEDNESDAY NO 0RNING, FRB,Y 1e, 1859
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descripiie
dOno the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
the latest improved and rapid presses the
best STYLE short notice. and reasonable rates. Par
cular attention paid to blank work Every description
OfBnding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Books, Receiving Books SC. &c.
n For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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The RnilMnN.

COLUMBUS, PIoUA INDIANA RAILRoAD.-This
road is likely ts be open Tor travel during the
month of March. But twelve miles Of the track re.
main to be laid 10 complete the new line between
Piqus and Union, where the junction is made with
the Bellefontaine road to Indianapolis.
CENTRAL OHIO RoAD.-The cars on this road,
which run through from Wheeling and Belaire to
Cincinnati. are lit with gas, manufactured by the
Company from some combinations of burning fluids.
The change from oil is generally liked.
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SPeRcerian system
PRACTICAL PENMANsHIP,
In Series of Eight Progressive Books.

N which Letters are introduced by
met the Of schools and pupils Of every css Eacl
book contains l1ci rules scientific instructions appl
caoie 70 -ach cory, that intelligent
can eihcienty mpaIt In true the learner acquirs
IN elegant and Systematic &c handwriting without the aid
4 teacher
DESCRIPTION OF The SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ:
No. 1-COntaiRs eight 9ifrent letters with their simple
c4mblnatans. Explanations are plainly written
No 2-COntains different letters and affords additional
practice on thvtet-srs Book l. The first two
hooks emrrare all the shot, or contracted let
ters aEd are designed for beginners and poor WI
trJs
Mo- Coutans the u long or letters iutroduc
ed by principles, analysis and synthesis.
No. 4-Embrares he capitals, which introduced by
principles and analysis IN connection with words
and com5inIiiOns best calculated to pIosuce good
10 m, Orderana facility of execution.
No. 0Cohtains sentences embr cling the capitals and
small letters, aOrdng substantial practice on all
the Rrnclples and rues given in the preceding
No. 6Coutans short Business Forms every dsy use
IN business; bookkeeping, &c., and is int o
duction 70 book
No 5-Beok of correct BusIness Forms embracing Due
Bills. Receip'E. Ordtrs, Notes, Drafts, Set Of Ex
change Accounts Current, Accoun. Sales ledg-
sr he .diass, Letter Of Introduction, Superscrip-
No S-Ladiss' Book. uf approved notifications Of the
System. designed 20 imp4rt plain, rapid and
bsautnll Episiolary hand.
EXERCISE BOOKS.
No. Ito aceanplny books p and sfo aid the pupi
II acquiring that free Of the fingers end fore
arm essential 70 easy and rapid execution of IN
cOuira-ted and extended letters
No 2-To be used in ti= wi the higher numbers
oftbe Series TO gain command of the hand in the
movement required u execute the advanced COP
les and business WI ing generally
Sold at wholesale and retail by
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V.-AIIsCELLANEoUs

V.-MISCELLANEOUS
lhIhe greatest amount insured in any one risk is
Eh-Ihe greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
sured IN any one city, town village, No precise
rules are made on this ponr, the Company rules
ing 20 avoid a large amount in any one locality.
EhThe greatest amount allowed be sured IN any one
bOck-same answer.
ihIhe amount Of its capital earnings any
other state as security for losses thsrein-noue .
l5th-Charter filed with the Auditor.
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State of Pennsy lvania,
County Of PhiIadelphia.

County OF PHILADELPHIA, ~
James Blight PresidenL and Edwin A. Lewis Secretr-
y Of the Consolidated lns Co. being seyerzy sworn
pose and say that the above full, and correct
statement Of the as Of the said Compauynat the sad
Insurance COnpany Is the bona hde One
hundred Thousand Dollars OF actual cash. cash capital
vested IN stocks and Bonds in mortgages on Real Es-
tate worth double the amount for which tn same is mort
gagec that the above described investments
thereof made for the benefit any individual exercs-
ing authority IN The management of said Company either
as President Secretary Treasurer Director otherwise
that the above described have not been assigned
nor IN manner released impared by sud Compsny
and that they the above described officers of the aid
Insurance Company.
]. H. BLIGHT, President
E. A LEWIS, Secretary.
Subscribed and swon before ne this I'd day q JanInry
1853. DANIEL b BORNEY.
Ohio Com issioner IN Philadelphia, Pa
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I1bpsifialls & 5llraeo1ts.
TO Chronic EIlVGFi9IS.
DR. BANNING, Gate of New York }
II gives notice that he has located at ~ ~ - "
.. Nal Rucss5 se.aos

No. 144 Euclid Street. c
And that having perfected has svsfem nf BRACES
p SPINAL Lev ERS Z PROPS. BRACE TRIJssES
PILE SPRINGS, CHlLDBED GIRDLES
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS, -..
He is prepared TO treat USUALLY without med cinel The fol-
lowing aud analogous Affections VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; witt irrtaB threat and weakness and
hoaIseness OF voice il speaking and siuging =
WEAKNESS OF THE CH EST. with ronab bl.a7;,s :,
heart -
DERANGEMENF OF THE STONACEI with in5,gsS
tlon acldity, Of collapse fantness dull Tarioe
pains IN the SIDES and an AL gons feeling which are ~
gTzyaied citing the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS.
piles.
URINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
ineontnent and painful urinati0ns
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES which II not arrested M
generally end 70 insanity and physical Iuin.
SPINAL De RA NGENIEN1fSs with elryaiurs ineouali
ties Of the hips and shoulders usraeefnl gait and pain
and weak of the back which, II arrested Tend 10
thelr Increase and to CONSUMPTION.
HERNIA; radical cure effected ION new principe bv
means OF ms new combination Brace TTuSS.
-DERANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTRFMI-
LEE Win eodness, nunbnsss heaEiness and swelling
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders and
anu sharp shoulder blades, and datness Of the chest
removed. -
SKIRT SUPPoRTERsThe attention Of ladies' is called to
MS combination Abdominal and Spinal Shoulder Brce and
SKIRT supporter which Of the above affections NAV
be prevented and relieved. the form and bearing Of the
body improved and the weight Of the skirts held away from
the stomach Invads out of the city should inquire b
letter when Dr. b. may be
Inc medical profession are invited TO examine his surg
A Lady in attendance upon Ladies' a..1o
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED At
J.B. COBB & CO.'S

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order U. S. Government.
By THOMAS J, PAGE, U. s. N, with maps and nume-
feb8 J.B COBB s. co.'s.
I'D VOL. BARTH'S Central Africa.
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Episodes of FRENCH HISTORY
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Books & statiOnrrp.

PELTON'S OUTLINE MAPS.
WE ARE NOW SELLING THIS
ply Just received.
iebll J.B COBB CO
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FLOUR & ffr6.
City Mills.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il purchased this well known Flouring establishment,
are 70 % its old patrons and the public
generally, acls OF Flour and Mil Feed inferior
any ever offered this market. The following favorte
brands Of Flour kept constantly hand and for sale whole
sale and retail:
CITY MILLS Double Extra. barrels sacks and half
sacks, mad from very choice white wheat
SUPERIOR" Double Extra, in barrels sucks and half
sacks, made from the best red wheat.
MARBLE MILLS Extra, in barrels, sacks and half
sacks iirst quality Of Flour.
NORFOLK ~ Superfue
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And that having now perfected has svsfem NJ BRACES
- SPINAL LEVERS Z PROPS. BRACE TRUssES
.- PILE .SPhINGS. CHlLDBED GIRDLES
. AND SKIRT %
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-15

eSy- Science has her heroes, $50
which annihates all that the former has donefpr man
kind 1t is something be celebrated in either sense
OF the word, and Dr. l.. ]. CZAPK\Y, one Of those
Distinguished exies who accompanied kossuth in us
ight 10 America has attained ia the estimation OF
majority of men, hat high position. graduate of
the University nf Pesth acknowledged by the nuthori-
ties ofthe famous Jnsephinian Institute Of Vienna he
had already started upon brilliant his native
land when the War of the Revolution broke out, and
the young practitioner enrolled himself upon
the side Of his country's defenders History has al
ready done justice to the services which he rendered
on that occasion they have been indorsed by his Gen
era well as by his companions in arms, until no
doubt can remain as to his merits So well convinced
Of his skill were those among whom he had cast his
lot IL this side OF the Atlantic that the Philadelphia
College of Medicine cheerfuy accorded him diploma
and the honorary title II A. 4. His skill aud efficiency
in the treatment Of the certain branch Of diseases TO
which, without regard tnthe sneers Of disappointed
rivals he has devoted hiuseh have become so widely
known MS to need no further Endorsement. Thousands
have been preserved from rrerieyable destruction by
timely resort the services Of DR.. L. J. Czapkay,
whose Office is at the Medical and Surgical Institute IN
Sacramento street. opposite the building Of the Pacihc
Mail Steamship mpany, San Francisco mr2O
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-15
WATER CURE AND MOTORPATHIC
ESTABLISHMENT
Electro Chemical Baths.

DR. BARLOW j. SNHETH-GRADUATE
~ Of the New rk llgieo Therapeutic college,
has opened first clss Water Cure and Mortorpatic
Establishment in Sacramento, in the large and pleas
ant house formerly occupied by Mrs. Tden, On sew
euth street, between and J.
The establishment is the first the Pacific coast
that combines all the advantages of lygenic medical
ton and is equal to any In the Atlantic States Eu
rope. Dr. smith, with his family, resides in theinst
tuition, and no pains expense vii be spared TO axe
il pleasant and health-restoring home for nvads
Those suffering from diseases Of the BYE, Bronchial
and Catarrhal an cons Diseases OF the Heart, Lungs
Liver Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apoplexv,
Fits, Paralysis. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever and
Ague, and Fevers of all types putrid Sore throat
Group, ScrofuOus Diseases Piles, Prolapsus, Innam-
nation of the Bowels Chronic and Acute Di ,rrhpa.
should try he advantages Of This Institution before
k,ng poj'onous drugs, ,Hnd thuslessenng the chances
Of recovery.
The arrangements of the Inst tuition arr particular.
~ adapted the successful treatment of uterine dis
and spla curvttures OF the spine, etc
Women anticipating confinement will be furnished
with pleasant apartments and the best medical and
surgical atentio and nurses in the State, and every
convenience to render parturtion easy and
natural.
There is gymnasium for ladies as well ms gentlemen.
ELECTRO-CHENICAL BATHS, 50 valuable in erad-
icatng posons, both mineral and vegetable, and In
the treatment of rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. will be
administered to patients without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by an entirely process.
BONE SETTING DR. Smith is the only one in Cal
forna possessing the art of Bone setting success
fully practced by the celebrated DR.. Sweet OF Con-
nectcut.
limited hummer of persons desiring physiolog-
ica diet can be accommodated.
DR.. Smith will attend patients in any part Of the
city.
Tn ,mas Hill, late of the firm Of Hill, Wooster Co.,
will take charge of the busines department.
TERMS-FOR IARD AND fREATMENT-S2O
to $50 per week, according to attention
quired
Consultations free verbal or by letter.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered, and circulars
sent on application. BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. D.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-15

LATER FROM SALT LAKr.-We learn form
the Union and Standard that the Salt Lake
mail arrived at Carson Valley about IL
O'clo on the evening of the 18th. The
children of the Mountain Meadows massacre
are still at Salt Lake. in charge of Dr. For.
ney, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs. They
have not been sent to the East. on account Of
bad roads As soon as practicable they will
be sent forward
The Valley Tan will Re enlarged under
the proprietorship Of John Hartnel, Secre
tary of the Territory.
Ten trains If ten wagons each. left Echo
Canon on the oath Of NAV destination, Camp
Flovd loaded with grain
The melting of the snow on the Washtah
mountains had flooded the country in the
vicinity Of the city and caused great damage.
Elder Joseph Bell arrived at Salt Lake on
the 9th Of May, from San Francisco, via.
the Southern route, and saws the route most
advantageous to freiehters is that via. Pla
cervile ard the Rig Trees The route from
Santa Clara to San Bernardino Is represented
as almost impossible.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-15

published. 1t instructs immediate insurrec-
tion, the vanquishing and disorganizing of
the Austrian army, the interception of its
communications the appointment of Provin-
eial Governments under King Victor Eman-
uel, the abolition of the taxes on bread. iron.
&c, the levy of troops by conscription and
the enrolment of volunteers, &c.
Mr.. Ten Broeck's mare Prioress, had won
the Queens Plate for mares at New Market
beating second palastor twenty lengths.
The two thousand guina stake was won by
Promisedland, favorite.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-15
pz- One of the most pleasing, at the

same time effective remedies for Dyspepsia, and all
other diseases arising from morbid co clifton OF the
stomach aud liver. Is Dr.. iostctter' Bitiers 1t not
only removes the disease from the syst IA bat
ing tone to the orENs Zig 81, ~, Al iHe.h IN thcil
functions. Al have tri~l u acknowledge its eN-
crlience and su ,eri ri'y, md therefore comm. n
il to the sufferer D.. II s'.tt - q tet- rs ton c,
is too well known TO ueei rrl.e. Il Is therefore
scarcely necessary this tune g. l cie than dir ct
attention to this preparation, 6hcn certainly une-
qualled by my bcfure the public, satisfied as we are
that its widespread reputation must prove sufficient
to satisfy all of ITS excellence as relief and remedy
for all diseases Of the st mach.
acknowledge is gained by experience, and, though
have heretofore dealt very little in medical prepar-
atoms, are compelled, in justice g the manuihc-
turers say that Hostettsr's stomach Bitters has
been the Of curing Of severe attack OF
dyspepsia and has reHnved pain IN the stomach in
~ short time.--PittsJur0 GdEette.
Sold by Druggists and Liquor Dealers everywhere.
e. WIDEMANN, Agent.
Marysvle.
apl92mis PARK WHITE. So -"'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-15

RowINe FEAT "A dispatch dated New
York, may 18th, says:
The Bachelors Barque Club of Philadelphia
arrived here ahont 3 o'clock this afternoon.
having accomplished the feat undertaken by
them of rowing their boat the -ntire distance
hetween the twn ii ins