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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
MashIng.on InleIIIgence.

The GozeIte's special Washington despatch
of the Goth says;
The President is working hard upon San
Juap, Chinese, and Mexican affairs lie is at
the State Department every day, giving personal
attention to the preparation of dispatches on
these points The decdpitation of FaTan ries
the Douglas men very much, aud is calculated
10 widen tue breach in the Democratic party.
Those who earnestly desire its success in 1860,
deprecate these extreme measures.
The DETECTION of John Cochran 10 Douglas.
ism has vexed the President very much, as he
had layshed on him many iavoTs, and regarded
hin as a stauneh adherent.
In consequence Of the recent disturbances at
Brownsville, Texas The Secretary Of War has
ordered the immediate re occupation of Fort
Brown by two compares of artillery. The
accounts received from that region show q de.
plora0'e state Of things.
The San Juan question is serious, IL not threat.
enng. The proverbjal obstnacy of John Bull
may overcome the obvious considerations Of
interest, aud induce Lin to insist upon demands
which our Government cannot recognize The
instructions 10 General Scott, however, ar,
mild and temperate, and it is to bo hoped tha
the question will be considered by both partiel
in the same spirit.
1t is rnmored 10 day that Governor Wise viii
make demand upon the Governors of New
York and Ohio for tie surrenderng Of Gerri
Smith. aud J. r. Giddpgs, as implicated in tn
Harper's Ferry conspiracy can only produe
unnecessary excitement without accomplishing
any good purpose.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
More BnIlcon venture 5

Mr.. loves monster balloon "City Of New
York" was brought over from Jersey City to
Reservoir Square, New York, on Saturday,
where the initiation is 20 be Immediately com.
merced Twelve days will be required to
complete the process when Mr.. Lowe ex-
poets to travel nobody knows whiiher-
Whether he viii land in England, symmes
Hole, or in the atlantic, depends on wind and
weather
The Post gives some items touching the
monster balloon Of interest. The Manhattan
Gas Company will !urnish the gas 1t will
require over 100000 icet to fully initiate it,
The basket to convey the passengers is made
OF strongly woven wicker work about two
inches thick, 1t is six feet in diameter and
about four feet high. a hole through the bot
tom will connect by ladder with the boat to br
suspended beneath The boat is 80 feet long
aud provided with clloric engine aud paddl
wheels. The Post says eight persons will prob
ably start in the City OF New York on he
proposed transatlantic tIip.
The balloon Of La Mountain has been rocov
cred by Mr.. Cameron, and forwarded to Troy
IL was very much tom in the wilderness, bu
not past repairing Mr. La Mountain will put
his pet in order aud try tie old Atlantic ono
more. Mountain had better remain on terr
firma
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

The Stale Journal publishes list ef the
members elect to both branches of the General
Assembly In tho Senate, Republicans 25
Democrats 10. Iathc House, Republicans 5s
Democrats 46. Republican majority on joint
ballot 27. This is certainly majority to be
proud Of; and we truat that by short, work
log session, and no adjourned session, the peo-
pie of the State will have good reason to be
proud Of the msjority.
It must be conf, sscd that tho Republicans
were decidedly in lucl, in some OF the close
districts For instance, in the Monroe and
Guernsey dIstrict Mr.. Potts is elected by only
majority, and in The Richland and Ashland
district Dr. Glass obtained but 20 majority over
his Democratic competitor. Both these dis
tricts were rogardd as reliable by The Demo.
Gratis The Republican senator in Marion was
clrriod By close y1,e, anl also in Butler
Several Republican as well as Democratic
members of tho House were likewise chosen by
small majoriti5s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28


Tue Los Angeles correspondent Of the Mis-
souri, Democrat writes that the rumors of
changes in the government Of Sonora and Lower
California are entitled to but little credence,-
Governor Pesquiera still rules unutersuptedly
and likely to continue to do so. lie exercises
both civil and military jurisdiction over the
States Of Sonora and Snaloa, and his army is
now composed of about 5000 men who can be
relied on in case Of foreign invasion. The pee
pie Sonora will never consent to partition Of
territory, and Lower California does not offer
sufficient inducements for cOlonizing. OF the
proposed Colorado Territory the writer says:
The vote in favor Of Colorado Territory, in
the five countiCs south Of The Monte Diabo
base line. is decisive. II now remains for Con.
gress to say whether they will organize this
section of country as a separate Territory, and
on what conditions. With the "slave code"
annexed, or on the plan advocated by Mr.. Doug
las--slavery to be excluded Ivy "unlriendly leg
islation" should the people so determine. This
is a hitch which will rive asundcr the Demo
cratic party When Mr. Douglas eXerted him
self for the repeal Of The Missouri Compromise,
he cut bis own throat, politically speaking,
without comforting any good on the county
He was the Diana who set fire to the Ephesian
Temple. He sowed the storm let him reap the
whirlWind
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
IIo.ae Trushs by a son.hern Ed.lor.

The Wheeling Intelligencer, after rebuking
the oxtravagances Of the abolitionists, tells the
irocaicrs OF the South more truths in a single
article than they often get Of homo manufacture.
Savelreelors, who whiten out the black blood
Of their slaves by amalgamation, in many in
stances until the eye cannot detect the dividing
line between races, and who hold aud sell into
slavery the most dangerous of all bloods. the
mi4ea soryile, may profit, if they will, by the
article we quote. The danger TO the South is
not ia the North, but in the South itself The
"peculiar institution" is the volcano which has
just emilte feeble but terrific FIRE and smoke in
tho mountains of Virginia. 1t undcrlics the
entire Slave States, and the Wheeling Intel-
genccr points the way to its extinction with
sliety aud blessings TO both whites and blacks.
10 foster and give new vitality by extension
and importation, is to feed the Vesuvius at once
SO trescherous and terrible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
A Pleasant Story About Tho rrcsldeut.

fleusuht Story AbOnt tho President
The Philadelphia North American is respon.
sible for the following:
THE PRESIDENT ON JAUNT "A few DAYS
since an elderly ledy accompanied by her neph
ew, little boy, was returning to Philadelphia
from a visit to her ancestral home in Adams
county, by the cars Of the railway passing
through Columbia and Lancaster At Colum
ba, deposiung her basket aud parasol ON the
seat, she stepped out to buy the lad some cakes
Meantime, mild spoken, benevolent looking
old gentleman, Of portly aspect aud gentle
demcanor, entered unnoticed and took the va
cant seat, which haI pened to be the only one
empty in ths car, so that the old lady on her
return was obliged TO saJi "Sir, you have my
seat" "lIave /, +" returned the benevolent look.
ing gentleman, al am sorry for that, but as
there appears TO be no other, should be oblig.
ed for permission to remain in it, il you will dc
me the honor TO let me sit beside your The
lady replied that she had no objection, exec pt
that her boy could not stand up all the way to
Philadelphia, whcreupon the old gentleman
took him on his lap.
This colloquy attracted the attention Of some
iussy looking man, seated near, who started up
and said, with theatrical air. "I'll give my
scat to James buchanan, President of tho
United States" for il seems that Il was really
old Buck who is fond Of travelling about with.
out parade or attendance The loud voice in
which the announcement wRs made, caused
sono one to propose three cheers for Mr. Bu-
ehauan, which were given with will, and the
whole car was soon in an uproar. But, how
ever he might have failed ON other occasions
old Buck was the man for such a crisis. Per.
ceiying that If he got out Of his place he should
be pestered with handshaking and all that. he
kept his seat, quietly remarking that he prefer.
red being with The ladies' Aud so, from Col
umbia TO Wheat'and, he rode chatting un~
knowingly, with The mcther oftwo Of the staunoh
est Republicans in the State, one of them an
editor, and both writer's for years sgainst Bu.
ehanan and his party.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
Flat BuraIary of Gov. Vic.


Under the above caption, the State Journal
pokos our neighbor under the ribs good natured
ly thus
The editor of the Cleveland National Demo.
crat is distracted between the Republicans of
the Reserve and the Ohio Statesman, and the
Government officers in Ohio that have been DE-
linquent in sustaining the administration by ex-
tending the circulation ofthe National Democrat
aforesaid. The National editor could be quito
happy in either work il the other dear charmer
were away, but between the two he is as dis
tracted predecessor OF his was between two
bundles of fodder, and really exercises himself
with but little execution ON the enemy. He
proesses to be constantly receiving telegraph
dispatches from Washington duplicating some
body in the Harper's Ferry insurrection. He
talks of hrving everybody arrested il the whole
State does not fee to Canada. What a nice
time Marshal johnson would have if he could
only summon jury of such patriots as the
Democratic editors in Ohio, and indict the
whole Republican party in the United States
| Court What Jolly lots of fees would accrue
Deputy Marshals enough could be called into
service to double the subscription of the Nation
al Democrat! How unfortunate for Ohio ma
tional Democrats that Governor Wise, after he
had made the President dance like a bear on hot
plates, snubbed him and took the Harpel's Fer
~ prisoners away from the United States
authorities. Now, as Virginia has set the ex.
ample Of trying the principals, Ohio will have
to 60 to the expense Of trying the accessories; il
any can be found here, and Marshal Johnson's
occupations gone, !" deputies will not be want
ed, Unlimited fees will not accrue, and the circu-
lation of National Democrats will not bo extend.
ed all owing to the head strong performance
Of Governor Wise in robbing the United States
Court of its Jurisdiction. Glorious Governor
Wise lie says that sooner than give up the
prisoners no "wil use the bayonet"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

Messts HRAM GRrswoLp aud A. G. RIpDLE,
have gone to Charlestown TO act as Counsel
for Capt. Brown.
The Indications now are that the "crazy
man" will be permitted lease of life long
enough for some show Of a fair trial, notwith-
standing the Summary justice invoked By the
Cleveland Herald. Il is possible that opportu-
nifty will be given to obtain testimony from
Akron relative to hereditary insanity in Brown'a
family
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

We learn by the Elyria Democrat that next
wednesday, Nov %, is the fticth annivernarY
Of the marriage Of venerable couple in
Brownhelrn, Loram county. The Democrat
SAYS
For fifty yeae Mind Providence has blessed
the Rev Alfred A. belts aud his wife with
health and prosperity and on the recurrence Of
this anniversary, Nhich few couples live 70
witness, they design to chang out their latch
string" and invite al Of their ifienda to come
and Join them in their rcjo cings and thanksgiv-
inps We doubt OF the occasion viii he one
OF rare interest, aud we hope the friends of the
venerable pioneers, will rtmtmber them in
other respects, than by personal congratula-
tions.
Father Bs1rs has been fixture Of the church
in Brownhelm from its early history. He was
one Of the earnest, f,ilhiul, self denying log
cabin Preachers of the Reserve wilderness,
end . .L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

slss- Mr Peter Inglehart, a respected citizen,
aud business man of Lexington, Richland county
was killed Yesterday, in a sudden and singular
manner He was engaged with some workmen
ia repairing heavy pump in well, and for
the purpose Of disioinling the pump below. had
himself gone down into the well. While there
the upper part Of the pump was partially raised
by the woFkmen above, but from some cause
they were unable 70 hold IT, aud il fell back upon
Mr. loklehatt, crushing his head and killing
him instantly Mr., lngehaTt was man about
for'y ysaTs Of age, and leaves iamily.-Saa,
dasky Register. y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

CANPnENE AcoIDnEr.-Last Sunday evening
Mr.. Stauber, of Union City, on the Ohio and
Indiana State line, attempted to fill a fluid lamp
while il was lighted, and his family around--
1t exploded and scattered the burning fluid over
them. One child was burned to death, another
terribly nutilated, bis wife so burned that she
died next day, and at the last accounts Mr.. s.
was not expected to recover
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

BuRoLARY AND ARREsT.-Lpst Tuesday night
three persons broke into the house Of Jas. Say
ers, in Rawsonylle and stole shot gun, a sil.
yer watch, aud other articles. The family were
awakened, and discovered the men as they were
retreating Their names are Fiayius Logan,
VIM. Guthrie, and David Rose. They were
arrested and taken before Justice Faxon, Of this
village, when they were fully identified, and
committed for trial in the Common Pleas
Elgfid Dom. fr 4taa u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28

JUDoR GHoLsoN IN LoRAN Tho official
canvass in Lorain county gives Dennison 1909
majority over Ranney, aud Gholson 1866 ma
jority over Whitman--a falling OF Of but 35
votes somuoh for tho dirty doggerels and
pictures of the Democrat and Dealer Great
cry and little wool" truly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
CALE OF RIAL ESTATE nv IN

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.
~ DER OF COURT- -On the l2lh dnV Of NovcS1l ~,
1850, all oo S p NJ the door Of the Court Hoa1 o5
the Puhlio Square. ia tha CITY Of Cereinnd Cnah -
eouuy, Ohio, will be sold 10 the highest bidder ie
ing delcrhtd reul estate, 60 Wit Situate ia ibe V M
Cleveland, in said oouuty, aud Known y belna sif NJ
a ths Ss @ division 81 parts o. ton acre eis Nos 4
uate the nOrtheTy side " Orange street and h % ~
funt 0n said street, and extends hack hstWeon
lnei At right apgles 70 said ~ set iS2 20 an ailsy
Appraised at S615 NS'A
Terms ef sale will be made known At The dav of sale
r.|III WILLIAM nROOKERTN
: Cle'slAnd' October r. ls'e. F6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
sOnorn--Lower CallfornIa,--cOloradO.

Marked with some act Of goodness every cay,
Aud watched by eyes that loved him, calm and sage
Tended his late declining yoars away"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
Wolltg.
.9or Sale OF Rrnt,

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE ~
- the best Commercial Colleges in The country Cslid
Leader Counting Room. tsh2i
EOR RENT-TWO FINE ROOMS
~ t2lS7Ol in 3! story OF Smith Punoolfs Flock on
Superior rect Said Rooms wruld be suitable for Dill
Society apply to Smith Palmc D OF 10 Chos
Everett on tho premises Also very srahle Offices
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-28
At MelodeOn Hall

H Communoing al O'Clock.
~ Tickets % conis TO be had at Bralpsrds r M he
dOtr ON he evening Of The Leotuie w.
~ Tickets Tor Tie Wtntofs Couraa Il eight ec,r.s
mty be had q BrauoTds at the Book St0Tes adm t
one icon Sl,2 admitting Gentleman and Lady, 500
ocl2I 25ia
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
Original Notice.
State Of Iowa, Woodbury. county, -.


State Of bsca, Woodbury. county, -.
Bridge, Beach / Co. ". Tracy 1 P.pan.
TO Henry ". Tracy and Eugene Papin, Of the hrm
Of Tracy Pspia:
Gsntiemen-You are hereby notified that there 1.
file In the omcs Of the Clerk Of the District
Court in and for Woodbury. county, and State of Iowa.
. petition Of Bridge, Beach Co. claiming Of you the
Of ten hundred and ssvsnty-two aud OIL 100 dol.
lars as money justly due them upon two PROMISE Y
notes, dated ~. Louis May 10th. 1857, one FIR the
sum of four hut dred and seventy niue and so loo
dollars, due four months after date and one for four
hundred and seven y-nine dol ars, due six months
after date, each OF them drawn payable to the order
oil said Bridge Beach Co. with interest at the rate
Of ten per cent. per annum after maturity. and
signed by you with your firm name, to wit: Tracy
PAp.n." You are further notified that Q writ OF
attachment has been issued BY the District Clerk Of
chatt@ls lands and tsnemsnts situated In Ida coun.
~, and also that writ Of attachment has been 10.
sued BY said Clerk against your property, lands and
tensmsnts situated In Woodbury. county: Iowa, 70
secure the payment Of said notes; and that unless
you appear aud answer thereto or before the morn
Ing d The second day Of the next term Of the District
Court In and for Woodbury. county, Low, to b. begun
and holden on the FIRST Monday in August, A. D.
1859, default will b entered and judgment rendered
against you thereon.
BRIDGE, BEACH CO.
Byf. y. HUssELL, Attorney.
Ths within notice having bssn returned BY the
Sheriff Of Woodbury. county, Iowa. not Souad,"
hereby order the same 70 bs published once wesk
paper published In said county.
J. n FIELD,
Clerk District Court, Woodbury. county, Iowa.
june 23, lS59-iw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
Original Notice.
State Of loTa, Woodbury. county, IS.
David McCleuahan vs. Reuben Borton


To Reuben Bortou:
sir-iou are hereby notified that there 10 now on
file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court in
and Tor Woodbury. county, State of Iowa, petition
OF David Net !snahan claiming OF you the sum OF
one hundred and thirty.cne and 4l-lOu dollars as
money justly due him upon Judgment Recovered
by him against you on the sth day OF october. A. d.
1881. before Joseph johnson. Justice OF the Peace
within and for oxford township, county of q uern..y
and State OF Ohio, tor the sum Of one hundred and
ninety nne dollars and costs of suit taxed at tive
and 5lO0 dollars You are further notified that a
said Woodbury. county, Iowa, directing the sheriff
Of said county to attach your property goods lands
and tsnsments situated therein " secure the pay
ment Of said judgment: and that unless you appear
and answer thereto before the morning Of the
second day Of the next tsrm Of the District Court Ia
and for Woodbury. county, lows, to Be- begun and
holden on the first Monday In August. A. D 1859.
default will b inferred and Judgment rendered against
you thereon. =. NJ HuBBELL,
Attorney for Plaiuti6.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
STATE OF IOWA. J..
Woodbury. county.

The within notice having been returned b. the
sheriff ofsa.d county not found" and an AFFIDAVIT
having i-en mace proving TIA. said defendant Is
non resident u the state Of Iowa. that his residence
Is unknown and cannot with rea.ouxb'e diig .nce h.
ascertaine that the defendant has toperty ia this
STATE aud the cause Of action arises Oh contract,
hereby "r't. the said notice to he pul hsh,d
week Tor four successi. weeks In the Sioux City Reg
lister. a paper published In said county.
A. 81. HUBBARD.
Judge Ia JGi!cial District Iowa.
June 81 ls.q--Ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
sio.1 City Pos, Once Resui.,, oa..

Mails arrveat md depart from this once follows:
Sioux City Council BIuRs-teases Tuesday. Thurs
day and Sat urdsy arrives Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday. Mail closes At O'Clock, r. ". providing
the day Of departure.
sioux City and Onshs-ISAves Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday at -. A. NJ: arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 5, p. ". Mail closes 1t o'clock,
Pm. preceding the day Of departure.
Sioux City and LosaR-Lesvea Monday "Wednesday
and Friday at 2 =. NJ: arrives Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday by ~ VI.
Sioux City and Fort Dodys-J.saves Thursday at GA
NJ: arrives next Wednesday ny 6P. ".
Sioux City aud Wise,tta-Ieaves Wednesday at r.
NJ: arrives next Wednesday by IN
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23
NOTICE TO FOREIGNERS
Persons desiring to send Money aud
Packages to Ear0pe, or 60
their themselves

AM NOW PREPARED at all times to furnish
1 Sight Drafts for any amount, OF any Size, as
draw direct upon ali he principal Cities Of
Eng md, Wales. Scotland. Ireland,
switzerland. BelgiMnl, Holland
ana Germany,
Or any other Countrj of europe, and viii sell at
Chicago rates
Eein. the Agent at this place for the GLOBE
EXPRESS New York City. offer peculiar tivan.
tases to persons wishing 10 send for visit their
friends in the Old CoLntry. l will furnish passage
tickets Iy Steamer sailing Vessel, to and from
Liverpool. Glasgow. Galway. london. lanbuf, Ble
men. Antwerp. Iavre. California and Australia
AE These lug 10 send trnn or receive Al this
place packages Of Clothing. pasuerr, o,ypes, Cg,s
&c, can do SO through this EAp.css at very cheap
rates.
GEO4GE WEAEE,
N. f. corner Of u h aud Douglas Streets
next door TO Land ONCE,
june2 Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-23

mo. 035.l
SYNOPSIS
OF rHE
Presidents Proclamation, No. 637,
dated March 20, 1859.
SYNOPSIS

RI orders public sales 10 the TERRITORY OF NE.
i BRASKA, A. pillows:
At the Land OfNrs at BROWNSVILLE, on the sth
OF August 1859, OF forty townships parts Of
Townships In the counties VI kich1rdAon. Nelnaha
johnson. and rawneo.
At the SAME PLACE, % the 5th Of September
1859, OF tow nships and parts townships
In the counties Of Pawnee. Johnson, Clay and Gage
At the Land Once ut NEBRASKA CITY. on the
LIST OF August. 1850 Of forty seven townships and
parts Of townships In the counties OF Clay Lancaster
and Calhoun.
At the SAME PLACE, on the 10th of August, 1852
of thirty townships and parts Of townships In the
counties of Clay, Lancaster. and Calhoun.
At the Land Oiec AT OMAHA CITY. on the 5th
Of July. 1859 of forty four townships and parts OF
townships 10 the counties VI Sarpy Douglas, Wash
inStcn, and Burt
At the SAME PLACE, on the 25th of July, 1859
of thirty six townships and parts OF townships in
counti IS Of Burt, Cummings aud Dodge.
At the hand Office al DAKOTA CITY, on the 18th
of July. 1859. Of eighteen townships and parts OF
townships In the county Of Dakota.
The lands will Dc offered wi til the usual exceptions
Of school Sc ions. &C.. &C.
Tn. des will be kept open until the lands are all
offered, which is TO be 1iished within two weeks
and no longer and no privat. entry Of any Of the
lands will he admitted until after the expiration #
the two weeks.
Presumption claimants are required to establish
their claims TO the satisfaction of the proper register
and receiver. aud make payment for the same on or
before the day appointed for the commencement of
the public sales, otherwise their claims will be for
teited TilOS A. HENDRICKS,
C6mm issioner Of the General Land Office
Washington April IS 1859. Awe