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HORSE THIEF ARREsTED.-A gentleman giving
his name as Steel, called upon Mr.. Mathews, e
horse dealer on Champlan street, at an unusually
early hour yesterday morning, and wished Mr..
N. to dispose of horse for him. The man said
he was from Ridgeyille, and that he had been liy-
ing there for the last ten years. The night before
he said be had received dispatch from his broth
er that he was at the point of death, and to raise
the means to go to his brother, he was obliged to
part with his horse which would also account for
bis haste. In the course of the conversation Mr..
Mathews made some inquiries of Steel about par
ties living in Rdgevle, when Steel forgetting his
former story, said he had been stopping in the
place but few days and could not give the de-
sired information. This at once aroused the sus-
picions of Mr.. Mathews, who, by the way is keen
one on the scent Of any rascaty in the horse busi
ness. Mr. NJ questioned the fellow in such man
ner as to confirm his suspicious that the man was
not telling straight story; however he proceeded
to sell the horse, Sam Baldwin, who had pre-
viously been informed of the circumstances be-
coming the purchaser, at auction, for the sum Of
S52, so, when the horse was worth at least $780,
He also bought the buggy for $22 at private sale,
while the thing was worth at least $50. After
Baldwin had paid the money into Mathews hands
be told Mr.. NJ. that he should hold him response
bic for the amount, until O'Clock last evening, by
which time he would ascertain what the title TO
the property was. This placed Steel in bad fix,
but all his peadings could not shake the deternin-
alton of Mathews, and he was compelled to defer
his visit to his brother until the next train of cars
After little inquiry it was found that Steel had
been stopping at the st. Clair House for the last
ten days, and that he bad taken dinner at the Bur-
nett House on Wednesday. In the afternoon he
left the house for the cars, since which time he
had not been seen until he turned up with this
horse and buggy. Officers White and Lambert
were sent for on the receipt of this information
and took Steel into custody
Mr.. Mathews deserves much praise for having
nipped this well concocted scheme of rascality in
the bud
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"0LD Brown" OF KANSAS, the terror of all
Border Rufiandom, with a number of his men,
will be in Cleveland tonight when he, and J..
H. Kagi, Kansas correspondent of the N. Y. Tri-
bune, will give true account of the recent troub-
les in Kansas and of the the late "Invasion of
Missouri" and what it was done for, together with
other highly interesting matters that have never
yet appeared in the papers. The mesting will
be held at Chapin's Hall, u o'clock.
These men have fought and suffered bravely for
Free Kansas and with good effect. Go and hear
them and you will not grudge your quarter, neces-
sary to defray the expenses to which they have
been subjected by the prosecutions of their enc
mics aided and abetted by faithless Democratic
Administration. Remember the time and place,
Chapin's Hall, u o'clock.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.


The President is still inclined to call an extra
session though he is opposed by most of the Cabi-
net, and especially by Secretaries Cobb and Thomp-
son. He told Senator Gwin lately that procla-
nation would be issued calling session on the 22d
of August. Mr.. Holt made this positive condi-
ton of his going into the Cabinet Several Sena-
tors are here awaiting the decision. Mr.. GWin
leaves tomorrow but will learn the purpose of the
Cabinet before starting.
determination of the Sickles case, by the Grand
Jury, has taken new turn, and may occupy O
week or more. II is the wish of the counsel Of
Mr.. S. to have pro fOrma indictment from the
jury and leave the facts to be developed before the
Court Such was also the public expectation, but
the course pursued by one or two of the Jury in
assuming dictatorial position and becoming pros.
ecutors. has aroused counter feeling, and the
Jury have now determined to investigate the
whole case.
Mr.. Butterworth's case has been examined into.
Senator Gwin, Gov. Walker and others were ex-
amined to-day and fully corroborated Mr.. Butter
worth's statement. 1t is said the Grand Jury are
almost unanimous for eXculpating him.
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WESTERN NEWS.

LEAvENwoRTH CRY, March II.
The Times of this city publishes an account of
an affray at HoIton, Calhoun county, growing out
of political meeting, and resulting in the wound
ing of several persons-one dangerously. During
the meeting which was in pursuance of call to nr-
ganize the Republican party, disposition was
manifested by persons politically opposed to break
it up. At the close general melee ensued in
which the assailants said to have been pro-sa-
very men, and were compelled to retire.
Resolutions were subsequently adopted ordering
the participants in the attack to leave the territory
under penalty of death, and a company was formed
to carry the resolutions into effect. Judge Holton
Probate Judge of Holton county, is reported to be
severely wounded.
A man named Walsh arrived yesterday from
Denver City, twenty two days out, by the Smoky
Hill route. he reports the road covered with emf
grants proceeding in every imaginable conveyance
Mr.. Walsh brings $500 in gold dust, which wal
dug in twenty days.
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SIX. MANN & CO., PrOprietOrs, Gallon, Ohio
Sold by all good Druggists.
GAYLORD HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISkE.
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FROM CANADA.

TORONTO, G. W., March H.
The new Tariff scheme of Inspector Gen. Gait
is strongly opposed, several members who have
supported the ministry having gone into the Op-
position. The result is somewhat doubtful, al
though the ministerial papers are confident of final
success. A vote will perhaps be taken on Friday
In the meantime much excitement prevails in pO-
litical circles.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND:
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TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
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adapted to every grade of performer.
The same Quantity of music procured from the gular
publishers, wsuld cost more than ten times what we
charge.
years subscription to Our Musical Friend Will Sc
cure new and fashionable worth at least Two HUN
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PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly S. Half Yearly $3.50, Quarterly Sl25. The
volume commenced on the lst December, 1858
c. B SEYMOUR & CO, Proprietars,
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RULOFF An ITHACA.

IIHAOT N I uIUIOII II
A meeting was held here last evening at which
resolutions were passed to the effect that the
Sheriff was governed by the best of motives in
removing RulOff from this county; that the Jail
here is abundantly secure, and that Ruloff shall
not be molested if returned, except by the proper
officers fund was also raised to search the
lake for the bones of the murdered woman and
child. The meeting was addressed by the Hon.
G. Beers, Marcus Lyons, Rev. DR.. Parker and
Others
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The PANoRAMA OF NIAGARA-This fine work
Of art Of which we had heard so much in its favor
was exhibited last evening at Melodeon Hall, and
fully justifes the good opinion which we had pre-
viously formed of it. The views are rendered with
great fidelity and give better idea of the great
wonder of Nature than would be supposed posi-
BILE. Mr.. Frankenstein has evidently done his work
con auore, and with much artistic ability. Some
of the views are wonderfully grand and impress
sive and, those familiar with the scenery of Ming
ara, will be startled into admiration by the abso-
lutte Verisimiiitude attained by the artist. Mr. F.
brought to bis task one very important quaIifca.
ton in peculiar felicity which he possesses above
almost any other artist in his power of rendering
the liquid transparency of water; some of the
views exhibiting the power of the artist in this
respect were loudly applauded and will bear look.
ing st more than once The storm kept many away
last evening. and to such we would say do moi
fail to go tonight for to miss seeing this painting
something to be regretted. Cleveland ought TO fill
the Hall to overhowing with its citizens of taste
who love the beautiful, and would encourage tht
efforts of true genius and untiring energy. Agar
we say 60 and see it.
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PLAN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
II Plain and Ornamental Printing of every description
done the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
helates improved and rapid the best
style short notice. and reasonable rates. Particular
attention paid blank Every description of Bind
ng DONE especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals,
Sales Books Receiving Books, sc, &c.
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N. Il. soLoMoNsoN.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest of the most approved KINDS o
PEcTAcLES. AHhis glasses, whether for near or far
ghted ground under his inspection by machine
of construction with the greatest care so asto
suit the eyes all cases. curing Weakness DzElness or
aaauutiou Of the Eyes and mPartng strength or long
reading or fine sewing
~ N H. SolomOnson would here inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale of hslenses
r7- Also a splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. MI
cRoscOPES, CoAIPAS SC, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect as natural
IEoce IS Superior street under the American Hotel
jun22
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.
BuFrALo. March II.

The Railroad Convention is still in session.
Nothing done to-day. The committee appointed
TO prepare new time tables have made no report
yet, and it is not expected they will be able to.
Convention very inharmoni GUS.
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ELECTION OF U. $. SENATOR.

TRENTON, n. j., March II.
The following is the result of the election for
for United States Senator to day: John g. Ten
Eyck, Republican, AZ Peter D. Vroom, Democrat,
"a; Robert F. Stockton, Dem, 2; VIM. Wright,
Dem, 3. Mr.. Ten Eyck was declared elected.
For county Judges all the opposition candidates
were elected
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FROM BALTIMORE.

Gov. Hicks last night sent up a respite for the
criminals who were to have been hung to morrow.
He has given them till the 9Th Of April, but warns
them not to expect further delay.
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TRIAL FOR nIURpER.

MONTPELIER, Vt, March II.
The trial of Ariel Martin, of Calais, VT, for
the murder of Lueius Ainesworth and Jenni-
son Wheelock, in July last, commenced here to-
day.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. IS, 1859
TRAVELLERS REGISTER
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NE w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hawks Bro--Perir ideals.
Clark Rockefeller-PRrtnership Notice.
H. Mathews Co-Horse Sale.
H MISUNDERSTANDING Medicines.
DR.. White-Leciure.
p. Chamberlain-NOrth Trans Co.
HOvey & Crawford-C0m. and Shipping Merchants.
Clark Rockefeller-PrOduce End Commission Mer-
chsnts
Chamberlaiu, Crawford & Co.-Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants.
Charles Putton-Couri Sale of Real E>tate
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DEATH OF PROF. MUTTER.

OHAhI4E5IONi 1AdIOH tt
DR.. Thomas D. Mutter, Professor Of Surgery of
Jefferson College, Philadelphia died at the Mills
House last night.
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HAIR DYEI HAIR DYE !! HAIR DYE
Nm. A. BasheIOr,s Hair Dye!

The onlv harmless and reliable Dye knol0n.
The Original and best in the world
Al others limitations and should be avoided II
you wish TO escape rideule.
GRAY RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
beautiful and natural Black without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A Bachelor since 1883, and over $1,000
applications have been made the Hair of his patrons 81
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be Distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not to inure the however long may be continued
i'll effects of Bad Dyes remedied; the Hair invgor-
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied lin private roOmsJ at the Wig
Factory No. 233 Broadway, N. Y.
sold in all cities and towns OF the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
~ The genuine has tho and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, of
VIM. A. BACHELOR,
PrnaduFsv n
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w The May Queen yesterday brought down
large load of freight from Detroit, and was yes
terday afternoon taking on another, equally large
for that port.
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COAL! C0ALM - COAL!
InHN ron & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article Of BRIAR HILL
cHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANSA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
Orders promptly filled at their Yard the Canal,
near the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD ocI2 dom 22s. Jv.N YATES
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WIGS / WIGS WIGS /!

RATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs Hurpass all.
They are elegant. light, EASY and durable.
Fitting to a charm-no turning up behnd-no shrinking
sd the head indeed this the only Establishment where
these things properly understood d and made
Z33 Broadway New York.
innlz W FISKE. (Yeveland Ohio, Agent.
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Bankers.
j. Herdman & Co.,

No. g. Public Square South side, near Ontario ST.
bankers AND DEALERS IN
I'D Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Uneqrrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
Drafes and Bills of Exchange Great Britain Ire aho
France and Germany We oraw direct IN sums 70 Su ~
Sight and 60 days the following Banks and branches
ENGLAND.
L0ndonMessrs. Prescott. Grote, Case Co. BANKERS
Liverpco-J- Barned & Co Bankers
Manchester-Messrs- Cunliffe. Brooks Co., Bankers
National Provincial Banks of Eagand and Branches
out England and Wales.
air1ningham Banking Co
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches.
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank of Ireland
And ali their Branches in alth principal cities and
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banking Co
Greenock Banking Co. in Giasgow and GTeenook
National Bank of Scotland and Branches
We can also furnish Drafts f0r any amount in the
principal Cities Of thee Continent of Europe
PASSAGE Bf STEAMER. or Sailing Packer Sn1ps 10 Q!
from New York, Breat Britain and Ireland, France ano
Germany be s cured At the lowest rates
For further particulars apply 10
seps J. HERDMAN & Co as above.
h L wHITMAN n. N STANDARD c. W sTANDAKT
WHITMAN, STANDART Il CO.
w Bankers and Lealers in Foreign and Domestic Ex
change No Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don and viii furnish Drafts for any amount payable Al all
he principal p1n England Ireland. Scotland, France
nd Germany. Collections made all accessible points
ronehoui the Unit.d States and Canadas. mhs.lE
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Es~ Lost last Friday evening between Ply
mouth Church and Chapin's Hall, a fur VictOriue
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the
Loader Counting Room. diff.
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OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS March II.
The Overland mail of the 2lst with two days
later news, arrived last night. News unimpor-
font
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Mf0irints.
Notice from the Ness York Tribune
lRA -TWEIVE YEAPo

4 AhO - w Ell v n EAhO AlTNJ
1CCOs the success Of several medical Esntlensa
curing upon principles accordance with ep9
natural laws introd their establishment ncisd
rated instu under act Of the LEGISLATURE, BY the
The continued of their medicines and the firm hold
they have gained upon publ confidence basfuy insied
the honor conferred upon the Association BY legislative
actmen and they have reason to feel great pride in com
their with medical academies also cbartf
by public authority Unsolicited testimony from public and
private individuals aud commendatOry notices in the eu
ing oUrBals bear witness 70 the medical skill and heh
personal character Of the gentle connected with the
institution thus assuring the public that the
has been and will be reliable swOrthT
medium for the restoration Of health 20 the afflicted AMI
All who are suffering may address them with entire ccnf
dence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by this
institution are luci y forth the GgEFENBERG MAN
gAL OF HEALTH an invaluable medical work. published
for family use and therefore sid at the nominal price OF
twenty-five cents, for which sum it is mailed free TO
The health OF American women diseases AMI
he more obscure and chronic comp ANTS well the
common diseases incident TO this have received the
astehon oI nus Is enough % saE thar tsy
Rave proved themselves fully competent the great
which the public have con6ded TO their skill
The columns OF The Tribune and other journals have Civ
en- ample testimony regarding their Temedies and
ders are referred to them for particulars.
From the De1lOeratie Age.
RELIEF FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN-In no county
DO women suffer so much from diseases peculiar to tht
sex as in the United States, in no country do many CHI
dren die prematuTely. II with fun kn0wsdge Of
these facts tha the Gretenberg Company at No 81 Par
treating these delicate and dangerous diseases Dr. JOshua
Bridge sin constant attendance ct the office and be
his delicate dut We shall hereafter eater into this
subject with minute specifications.
The GREFENBERG MEDICINES are for sale ty eity
druggists and dealers in meacne throughout the
Orders should be addressed to
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Aaanff fnr
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MATRIM0NIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
IL has been nv good fortune to to health many
hsusands Of my country-wonen-
Nv success has excited the malice Of the envous and
lous but their prosecutions have served only extend
Nd establish nv reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ibave relieved So long as held in afectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
kill lean afford to despse fhs efforts of mischiemAkers
nd slandereT
Nv friends nave repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing menstruaton within the reach Of The
Ladies of the United States; indispOson to enter
field so occuped by quac with their Perncious nosrums
and that unpncpled countereiters might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale OF my
AMIE DE FEMME" in the United States
weld to the entreaties of patients and friends
and orsto the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF the "ASTIE DE FEMME"
need only saw that it is in liquid FORM and is exactly such
as have used in my paccei France many years and
hat it has never failed satisfactory result
The Amie de Femme and menstruation stand in the re
lation and effect 1t alike powerful to originate
healthy Ow where it never has existed and to
restore it where been from any suppressed
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper of drec
mons on each bottle the Ame de Femme will bear
written signature both the bottle and enclosing bex
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package p1copn
PARIS, January, 1857.
For sale. wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme" at the Propretor's prices.
sulO dkwly6
WNHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
n rrIIrs rTTT n
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HUME TESTIMUNK-
From the Ptttsbur0k United PresbyteTlaa.
We have red Hosetters Stomach Biters Ter Dyspepsia
and can speak fvorably its effects and have no hesa-
tion commencing them to those suffering from any debll-
ity of the kind.
From the PittsbrOh Post, AEOEa q, 1883
HosTRTTERis BITTERs.-These BitteTs have obtained
wide spread and we'll deserved celebrity in all parts Of the
country They are an admirable remedy for Great variety
of stomach diseases 1t sufficient evidence of its bene-
fetal character to observe the immense Quantities Of 1t
shipped BY Messrs Hosteer Smith, the pToPretoas to
all points in the country
From the PttsbSrgh Gazette, AHSHst IS, 1858
Knowledge gained by experience and, though we have
heretofore dealt very little in medical preparations we are
compelled in justice the manufacturers to say that Hos
letters Stomach Bers the means of curing US Of
severe attack Of Dyspepsia and has removed pain IN the
stomach in a very short time
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

| New York, March II.
dispatch from Washington Gays the grand
jury has refused to find bill against Mr.. Butter
| worth.
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HORSES FOR SrATE.-Mr. Mathews, at his sta
bles, on Champlain street, always has numbers of
horses on hand for sale: and purchasers can be
suited with all qualities. He has just received
from Central Ohio, Is horses and among them is
some twO-fOrty, nngs and good family Horses
Give him call.
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EOK SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
On ST. Clair street, near Seneca, large twO-sors
Brick House and Lot with all modern Improvements.
small payment down. balance in i've yeurs tsle-s7 $40.
FARM IN WILLOUGHBY-l00 acTes-soil sandy and
gTaEely loan, good farm house, orchards &c$i5 per
acre.
HIGH SrREEr-GOod two story House and L0t-S2O O0O
SIBLEY STREET-Vacant Lot, lA1l65 feet
EUCLID DEPOT-3s< acres land-S200
WILLOW SrREET-Between St. Clair and Superior
streets, House and L0t-S35O
BOLIVAR SfREET-Nice IL story House and Lot,
wi BaTEs-$2ys00.
THIRTY ACRES-l5 miles by raroad from the city,
within Of station good rich SOIL small house. good
barns, fruit &C, at the very low price Of 81, 500
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
ianl7 Marble Block.
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d HoIIoway's Pills are especially recon-

meuded cure scury and other complaints most
common to mariners and those unable to get fresh meat
They act as substitute for acchsrne matter, and neutral
ize the effect of saline diet, absorb the poisonous eff
ects of the salt and rendering the blood pure and the vital
energies free from debilitating influences
sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 26c, CSC. and 81 Dct or
~ 255
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NEW COMMISSION HoUsE.-CLARK & RoCKE-
TELLER is the style of new firm just commencing
General Commission Business at No. 80 River
street As experienced, responsible, prompt bust
ness men, we recommend their House to the favor
able consideration of our readers. See Card.