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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-16
1859. 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

fSis - ~
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
lON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" 2a 1853 Passenger Train leave Cleveland follow
Il30 d, Cincinnati Express stopping at Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crestli1e
Gallon, Gilead, Cardngton, Ashley. Delaware
WOrthfngfOn.
sls NJ Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping At all
tions between Cleveland and GALLON, and at
CGTdington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers at all stations south of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesvllle, sc
Cregne Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest Upper Sandusky, Delph0s, Lima. IT
Wayne, Laporte Chicago, &C west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, MaSslllOn, sc.
Gallon and BelleOuaine Railroad Line Tor Marion Belle
fontaine, Sidney Union, Muncie indianapolis,
TeTTe Haute, VIncennes, Evansville, Louisville
Cairo St. Louis, &C.
De aWa-e Dayton and Cincinnati Line, for Springfield O.
Dayton, Hamilton Cincinnati. Richmond In
annapolis, Terre Haute, st Louis. &c; and at
Cincinnati with the Ohio n Mississippi Rail
road for Louisvlls, aad all points on the Ohio
Columbus Ljttle Miami and Columbus and Xeuia Rail
road, for Xenia. Dayton, Indianapolis, Terrs
Haute, st Louis, Morrow, L0yeand. and CIR
nnafi, and with the OHIO and Mississippi Rail-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Cairo, ST Louis. and all points on the Ohio river
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZanssVe
Wheeling, &C; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urbena- sc
R For Tickets TO ell ponts and information apply az
the Union Ticket Oee 81 Superior street, at the Pas
senger Station
Cleveland Nov 10. ISIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-16
NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo Medical DispenSary
Established for the cue of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fsver and Ague,
Asthma, hlcipient Consumption, Latirm.
itiss Of Youth and Old Age &c.
q NO MERCURY USED. n
DR.. AMOS & SON.

Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, n 7.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
IA the State who members Of the Royal College q
Surgeons, London May be Consulted from O'Clock IN
the morning until at nigh every and symptom
dsslse The Treatment they adopt the result Of upwa
OF thirty ears extensive practice Europe and
a MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An stTument for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known Seminal Weakness &C Can be perma
nenlly cured in from fifteen days mouths use
d this instrument when used cOnjuiuty with medicines.
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Transportation.
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFs<SA
" Lake Navigation the Propristors a EiVl3A
of this Line viii put upon the route Tam s1 80
Buffalo 10 Chicago seven frst-cass A No.
/ Screw Steamers Of great strength and speed,
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapanlIa.

u, INST rsrectaL remedy which the medical
all e our GIae. dsvise f0r this every
.ses Prevailing and fatal mslsdy. IL u CON-
hinsd uun the most active r,rnsdiak that have
been discovered for the srpurg .t,on Of this tyul
di-riu from he blood. and The rtscus Of the
syte'n trurn its destructive consequences.
henve Il should 10 employed fr the cure Il
not only serufula, but also tbc>s other sf-e-
sors which sr.Ns rum q, ouch g. EsurrIvs
and SNIs buEAsts. Sr. AsTsDsr's FIas,
k0.s. or BHr,irsLAs, PrsPL.s, PusrrIss,
bLrs-. bL,iss and Bona. TUsons. TsrTzA
ard sALr RHpUs. SCALD HAN. RISa~unn,
kshUsArus, SrraILIric and MEscUxI.l DIS
rAsss. DsorSr. DrsrkrsiA. DEhILrrI, ard,
hdsot. sLA CupLArsT- AkIsIso yHoH NTItA-
rsD ca lsruss BLoOD. 1ks popular belief
L. ''~I-.T.,y n tAs BLOOD" is founded IN Truth,
tT .OzYtila 1, . degeneTaticn Of the blood The
fnu-ulsI purpuss aud virtue Il this SEpapa-
MIA II n Puriy and fegensTsts this vital iiuid,
without Which spUnd health - lnyO~llis N
unLAIaI. AID edgsGtGaGnl
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Genuine topper Rsd

Sih 'ilger p9ints perfectly Insulated uitb yt,,.
u . agreed ~ Phtios0 pB-is taat COPPER BE-. iron,
e'ghi 60 tea times thc cUntueriag D. ser a. T.
80 does ~ ti'i or Corru1r lion fa.f. 49,
.'a''l wa iusl, ecass 70 BE- = conductor Tkr
h''i sh' va ~ reference ~ tbc h!using tat.. a..
rhiei ga great care ahi folly shior. "a by a..
l,'syfs Asupin sad Smith a tbe u,tv.t.,,, y,
V"s'a's Wiissl snJ J w Nsty,a. Of wa
Prot. q chemisuy Ia Wiaehe,isr Men, -
lrEr N' W.
u We AXE Uifsl Of the following metal. Of
'1'a lAic@ae'saai i-sa'h. sbf pa. Irf-yssIE.,,
''r $40 'm'an's 81 si-r'ficiry and fspfs sof ,ls
W. 80 OF SILVER whi.d - ib- bsst me.
..IH.E IIg fssuifs. "-'N 'fF
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WASHING MACHINES.

FINHE undersigned hs,ipF paresa.~S the Pst.ni
Il 81 ROhR DAVIS Washing Maebihe, gur
Jefferson tounis, sfs Re-. rtEsfed IN msRai.e.
innHs 40 ~'i eS al, IN leo ssys.o ,sPPly all
JOHNSON a STEPHENS,
Vet ., S-.-lv. CtATl-sosa, Va
CERTIFICATES.
csssitsrO.s. Va. Macs. isss.
Nr''r, Rchf n bsNs-l has. sR- OF .Oui
Washi"C Machine. 20 ~. ~ nv fsmi,Y, arc 30
~ 10 aussgt he p1fress sabuabl, nav, ussc
s~Nttai C'dsfcnt ace Dc OF Washing Aschin.N and
c.>pairsa II ever grJInr %, 10 ,ns.rt ~. vut.
pus- rat hhc y'uf. nee removed tyrfy ifirultF
sashtag Si,sfins dong N, sex autss 4 .nd
eeoh"nie.iy - 10 suaP, So. .Id a. bs.I roe
accounts Of h-m Uhst,vrr the, ar. uird conn
dsnNy f'cenntnf th,rn 20 the patlc.
Yours ReiPccliiHv
T. VI hIsoCIrH.
Having u.sd The tnb sod cts,t .a.st1r a.,
ehine. WITHOUT h.a,rH 90. to- sG.-er th- puf,o.s
manufactured =. hohr . DAVIS. snd srd ,tt.f
superior N evrrv I--P'ct g. Auyltsvr.ver..a
and nave A. n--iisnr1 " Recommending " 20 The
public a. admirably acsri,t 10 The "a 20, 9,
"s.hus auG CLEANING civlrs I.-osll aVI :,
s'h ~ one iVf anN cons CREATION
fours Rf-..,iu'. JAS n WHICH
Hsip-rs F~ffy Fst 'ia
Sr>,ts. kohr s. Davis Grrti-n,n Yen,
"sshtng machine - r',',rf-d b. nY'.u,, slI
are meet Ptasea 800 u, Ig,'rs si-,, .sa.l.c-
'"'"A w. thr cluif-s CONE To-
r"o"d ~ 'N- middle - h s.ss tn.,,s 81 Fr.
CAV hifhl of Ss3ufasF. The mack Suu.,i. D.
i.cuy pleased -thh r'Hts Reply
JAMES NJ 6RONS
Sarisf Tnrtsss.T csc . Sr,5 K p.,, '. .-
lns ~ ehtn's 90 hsg,uT rlySn u . 'SI-tfa
nave y" D ,tianrN - rIHulascte- ~ gh- t-.i "
cam q The sini l hsvs Ever .s., .as -
mrut u 10 the pubIic s,.r.h
DAVID NOVEL.
We eh,,''ullv esf''fV 'hU a. have u,-l 10 or
ianiiirs No.. Rohf 3 Dave Wa.tt,v n.
eh't~ sndtss &C, mm.tt .brtn ~ ~ % lee -
N tn' -se'i 's'-a anf &c 'hs qrsII' - 90. 49,.
cons. ~ tr.'-y. tsat ts.y save .u,g.. s, -,
would rot b. si.k ui e-- l,Ff-a .tm', t..,at,
- q STEWART
WV = CRAlGHu.,.
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a; SIEICAFIoN
or Justices Of Jenerssa Com ~,


FoR NE QuARIgRLy TERMS.
N..e- r.ss. las, n ps,..po,,. P,..,Ss-x
J~st,ss l. ga o-sosfa. Va D. Ai+s.aJer. 10. l.
Rs.-s 40 sd Jsla QsiSlsJ.
jvss ts59 "A. D.'saPort. tbs, n. Ls-i.. Jobs
H.ss q k'eheissrg.r, sld 4. N. Bail
Arsv.r. is59 -. Ds'sSFotI T A. " ii,. fs.id
BY ". T-s I'D u l. Hs-ssll
Nos,Esss. i-5s-B D.v,ryo,'. teas ". NrCsr.
~, v Cssms-ss, he--s " kss' ed lee O. &c
AA.cr i>so ~ q. ,erpost. n " s.sla.. a. y
hsson. l.rs.i kssssl sd J "a NtIsJfs-.
Jvss i~sp n p...sr-u = T.ssrf. I0hs W =.
Ssa-'hsus go t.ss. -t.ps-ases
Ton RIA MONTHLY rssN> ~ ENUH YpAR
J.sv.sy p.,-.yau Tn w.. u.veS.y,
la SD Dad L s'...IL
Tss.rs.rs u--apc.t. ca. l. -i. Ina
lies, q. W. t'ee-io.it-r sd \ ". Pal
A,su 49, rs.sarott. ss.a O,hyrs W. Al.
'rssdsr, Joe l. hss.su .sd JoAs a rsy
MAJ n.ssspoEt Icba snus jssa " ns-
ts, sussvl a. w. Me,tisos.
Jciv--b p.,ypPs't. kesst Chs- Josn Iesh
G"s lul. shi b.. ws shan.
ssrrrsnEs-h Ds1~Tpsft I Isrs,rJ w
1F.Hthsa snd 1sa. ~ si-yk.h.ss
O,rssts.-S. n.'.sTu.p ~ ~, TO-, e. D. NJ.
go, l"ssi Ro.'-il sd Joss =. hud'.-
DsosrAs. N D.'sbp.-. } ~ NsCuta, 4 A
ca. 49, y HsrsIIss iE.~
Ms'cs .at tsgUst 80. 20. 0r,fd Ju, I.fns Al
VI SssftssiY t's.s Hs J.Tl Tea. ah-u -.
e'Scs Oss-U- 80 ns. tHSsahsst t.s,. 30 . "a. "a
sgsss he ptsaess,-of.
r.''.. T. A. MOORE CII
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Frederick Female Seminary.
FREDERIcK CITY, M

fiE scholastic duties Of this lLstuptiCu oil bs
~eIs>omsi "a M,sdas tAs e.. Of S.H<-Byr .eGf
Y kher pairs uOt eIPen,- ave bs.p -pst-i a.
sss fhis, n all t,srecl.s Summary oitse h'sS-
81 II r. ~Eetc The daughters Of NsfIisnd NJ
"'hef SOaihstp SITE. csn receive ar sCu,stion
adapted ~ the stvsaetd refinement aod tnt.iii.
s'ne- 81 The p-opiv sad 10 The Institution. of ihese
sia,css--a aVoi highly moral and religious ~
~ character. tut not sectzriau
The rIi,n.iyc sri superb tuiidiugs til. spa
ciuns hsl.s and professors rooms,-lhe cOnmpli-
ous lycg'hg rooms elegantly furnished aLd eel
reniiiat~j. -bsihs Of ih~ paf,si muputsin vairr-
eat ssivc Chcmicsl ant Philosophical Apparatus.
'tc,ilsUi hosicsl lasrupeIts, tIxpsivr Lihts.
~ and all other dssrahV rcgcauonsi convent.
eHcs--s Faculty scil known a. hou- srd serosd
10 fthhs ut, rrofes.ioSsl .sil std ,s'u't shii
~ are ,oms e. the inducta,Bts uhieh hi, in,Ii.
tuunn Offers 10 the pablo
70 Bsa'< ed T6Iis- isofs<i-F fsrsi,l,.
R''-s. LigNS. Pee! Wasti-g dre. ssOo rsr S..s.
lai,ie sya' syahis ,an yss'!s - asra~e,
fof Circulars aad oth.r paT,icuisrs sdtr,s.
"a wISChksrE
Arg , 81 Freshest
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LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING I!

TNiE Subscribers legally author zsd srrnt. for
&, nstuetinE and puiBg up Amos Lea.
F-t"oi L'Eh ni1E %DBjociors, are nos PREPARED g.
lutGt4g COUNTS win
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

constitutional disease. Q cc-rurunn 81 ,is
b!od. by which this fluid becunc. vitia,od.
veal. and POOR. Beng In the circulation. q
prvads the ~hois body. and nav bur, OF
IN d->- On any part ~ Ia No ors.n 10 frre
nm IL ailacks, nor Il there one vhieh 10 may
not destroy. The >crufaLrus taint IL vsno1lsly
CAUSED by merelnA dses~s. low living. dis
ordervd % anhs~lthy fDui. impars AR. sltA
snd slthy hsbiu. The depressing viessI ard.
ss",s al. By the vsnr-c.l infection. What
~u 10 ~ ons,a. a - hereditary in the con-
statunon. ds~ecudinx " hum parents 10 ekildrr,
rato the third and tJurth x~psratsn - lnd,vd.
q >-s-ns " 10 thr rid Il Han Who ssys. ." I
VII v.at tie inL2s,uo ~ ts fAiLars utna
th@s eAldrA
Ii csdsru o-n~nes ~ dsYs-ieioa froa he
biori q curruyt 10 aleerOus matter, vhieh. in
ths lunx> live, and int-sr a org.na. 70 termed
tusrvse. IN the sisnds. s~sli,Hs-. and co
The sErfAe-. ~uprous = sor--. his frul cor
rurron. which s>nd-rs IN thu blcod, dsprs-.>s
the -nsrxss u h3v. ths, scrofulous oorstiiu-
eo-s NO: cnly eadsr nom scrofolous eom-
pls,n~ but thsy have far loo power ,o With
stsnd ths attacks 81 oths d.se>~~.. eunse-
quenuy. vsst u1mbsS psrsh by disprdcrs
which. altheu ugh not scrnfdlous in thar nature.
ASe stin rendrvcd fatal BY thls taant IN the
syvt-ra. ho-s q the ec-sumItiu~ ~hseh do
eArst-- the humss fsnlilv hAs a. ur,x,n dirrel y
N ths srrofulous contaminated and many
Destructive dl--s>e. Of the liver. Kidneys, BRAN.
And H,d"od- II al the orrsns. srlss frOm ~
srv aggravated by ths zane esass.
Ous qnartu 4 al our people ~. .crofllou.,
h-u pss-oas are invaded by tn. lurking IN
fccu.ra, aid their h.alth . under .ninssi by A.
J. s.Sns- Il in=r :l.- svs,-ta mast ~ .uy.is
tie bis-i BY an sltsEsuvs scdl,In.. al! an
vE'rsis 10 by healthy tsd aad ax9uzss
ceah nssEcAnr 80 supply N
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POLITICAL.


Tas LUrP.
.. 'sHEsg.,a thai noafn'si ,oss,
It'' s'ss 81 oiher tine,
TAs as,,e oear nv .oai ,lOss
To o'b,r, t.sf,r tinss-
love it, loo aud broken ,oas, "a
The nu.ie seems to ne
Like che ~ii ~ipd vssu staging lous
Over tviiiski sea.
II NAY not souod 90 sv.s, TO yea.
To you itesnao, bring
The valley -h,t, your childhood grew.
Tae nsnorie, Of your spring.
Nv fathers house, nv iutarey,
Rise Prssebt TO my mice,
A. II I had not ercs.'d The sea,
Or left ny yoaIh hshiud.
I heard itn the evening, Glove,
Upon m, nsiiv. shore,
II ~s f.voTile seax ~th hose
Whom shall ace no mere.
Ho- many 90. dly thoufhl. AID care,
Have melted stihe strain
It's fsught With early hope, s1d rrIyer.
Or siog that scnT sgsiui
TUU,H NOR rnE howl.
~ o,v.a s..Sra
Touch not the boui-bcsarc Re rick.
rsoush Joy attends the m,ssts,
More ttsiiy han the Bs,iln.,
.sfTsat lHrss within II,
Touch cot N. bowl
A ssmos lingering in hat bo.l,
Tby fInrTsl tirgr !. b, inning,
And tsOs.shi woes TO curse my soai.
UpOa hat bowl is swimming.
Touch not the bCVi
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isde-PoPuLAs
RIBBONS 4 MILLINERY GOODS.

RIBBONS RIBBONS NsbOs.,,'
TO Msiotsu's VI i.n,'s. Je,5-rs D,.st.in r.
Den. Mu''n''y -. ois nd Cast S1yyts
al ,"'ISus a. - OsanfTN T.. I..h
Ftbon HoIs- 40 JhaH.l-t.
sF'ct, Sv~ NorS
JoHs ,ARRrLL.
w have ef'E mated a 1-s pau. pie, Sc. -, \,
mas, ssrtt. sNU stNFIs :, mar ~ E.ar-.,.,r-.
tsos w SILL. Frk CASH ~ HI.Y SDa
CASH N'Nfr sa'shsi s.iL = r.a ,lNrr.o,5r
80 80 .ul 80 Have 90 our G,.,i, tasf. =. ..
800 ft"' ~, 80 '''t n.r. W'nss llf -. .
'hu' a. A-H receive o. ~ ~ v-lls inT tt.rrr
Oar fr'e"Nt"f b''t faa~Ja Rthsuu.. ali ,o.,f.. a.
Ne Iae, p~rpec,. re. a.~.,,,,,,.
/. 81; '.. %
Nc 10 -, pr ptr,s
W. saer FANCY RIBBONS .G,t,r-,'-i,J
OF, a.f1llt'' a. lDer' dr'l iss e1rni e u,,oa. sd
Our EstabA,han~,t +. ne .,rir. o., ,i,,,,t.,
FshvNs, Fs'o. '.''' Ishi PTs6i., sna soo1 We.
RoUCHEs KUUCWS'-S.- S,l., m, ,,
terms, al 'a'rs o. 80 Pc e-al tom 60, ur,.,
Ehti1ne '"r - .uFifs rHd 20 t.rslne.d
tL'Nb LAtGN. CtlLLi ,tS. e. .xy-,.Ir ne
- ''''r '""s' rIr 'uL W luIsU sDH Jos o., o.,
a 90 ''i I'' r'ai 1dsurr. Mhra-d rri.,s - /.
''ooa' ;" plata h.srrs. 4 sNVHr . - t.r ,tItus
thc-- Iosis from ,r,IIt pIr,s
OJ' iti"E'on 80 make o., Il bs8a Tr.a, - .,s,.-
% i'-atd p" ftrfs . domestic good, Tsds rh.. a.
Gum -
". a.. Uu.op Y,a .SsSattN '.r.suh, W
so.l-lt The patronage of N-ret -ts ~
tie tUtet state, and 40, tie ssr.a,'. ct ali uhs u,
''' Is % ''h her lode aad g.t'cgrs..
cs.L N,b5or Hsu.~ ne Cbaur,r, SET. ~
Irar lir HaGsGa R.JsT A...rols urpa,
jana-rv }, 49, la
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
FIJI A-A-E=-A
a Dsrev'|m d'iaUti'r s,iGJisAed ~
Fesiai ESdorHsfi f,r Ia, Rshsf
gfte SIX md D.strsa,a, Of
Fict.d ist'. IVsi.Hi and
EpILsntlr H,o,.,

g.ef.,I fsrk T,,.L,.,,
E.,L -
N-P'"'"e h"H'-'
lac now ARD ASSOCIATE iu view a.
ne ~NIui Obstruction ~ humFn lIi, ,su.. o., s5.s
uel diseases, az Ias dcccpu.a, p.ac.,,rt or.4 %.
un-otLHaii- Fir''ns yi sa-n t'.,as-. p, tlts-.-
sron, ass CsasIT4ELE az Wc~.hy Of i4s,r nam
10 .P'h D'~pcLsaT' Tor tie Ueatn,utoi ln.. s...,
S' d''raNes 90 az 90 Dr. iuFas aud 10 giye vgy. Il,
ADVICE gEAris ic al wnO apply ly .slt,f 4rB 4
.'stuPiion OF iAe.r condition tage, occupation.
h%o'" % liis a. and IN csses ~ "a rene = "
'.I 70 HNiSli MEDICINES FREE OF
ChAEEE. Its nsedle'' 10 ADJ that me So
ciautn commands the highest M-.irst sLtrl A.. he
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New SapplJ.

-" ""IVIls
- 90 fs--,giur suf rgrrinrs Iarvsss5 veil
5000 .nes - PURE DRUGS
thsH'esis. Ftists. OH 49, DrssssF. -
-, tuFr ssserfhssht ~ FANCV ~
eD'Ds' smofseaat Psfisasf.ss 80 opis 49,
49,. n - ,. 't'al 'isad' 50. CaIof.
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ANIMALS OFT BOOKS
81 CkaI,sts Tay Boss.
Ibr's @sas' hsss bee b5asht o. .sn. a. Ill a.
- ~ '"f s1aft PFtGf. TLlso $40 5..i,. 4,
over ths stast '''s " t-.Aias
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1 lied Wit ' HOTEL.
WfSHINGTON u :

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
FROAI CALIFORNIA.

ST. Louis, Nov. 10
The Overland Mail with dates to the 18th
ult, reached here last night.
Gen Ssott arrived at San Francisco ON Sun
day morning aud received a most enthusiastic
reception.
As the steamer entered the bay the battery
at Fort Point fired salute being the frat guns
ever fred from that point, which was followed
by a like welcome from the batteries on Alca-
troz Island, and the revenue cutter Wm L
Marcy.
On the approach of tn, Golden Age to the
wharf the steamers Sonora, NvTtherner and the
clipper Twilight each fired an honorary salute.
The various military companies of the city
and thousands of citizens awaited his landing
ct the dock.
Governor Weller escorted the general to an
open carriage, which, attended by the military,
passed through the principal streets of the
city, which were decorated with flags and var
ious devices, and througed by multitudes of
people, whose cheers were almost inoessant to
the Oriental Hotel, where. being loudly called
upon, he made a short speech, remarkng that
reception accorded him, in it's unanimity and
universally, had 80 astonished and confounded
him that words were inadequate to express bis
sentiments.
Speeches were also made by Gov. Weller,
Gen. Clark, aud E. d. Baker.
1t was understood that the General would
leave for Puget Sound on the afternoon Of the
18th ult on the steamer NOrtherner,
Among the passengers to leave on the stea
mer of the Goth, were Gen Lane, Soutor aud
Lansing Stout, Congressman elect from Ore
ron, John Il Burch, Congressman elect from
California, Hon. O. McKibben, who is under
stoo to visit Washington with view of beinl
candidate for Clerk of the House, and Bay
ard Taylor.
Major Dodge, Indian Agent for Utah. arrives
Mountain Meadow Massacre, consisting of fiv
women aud five children.
Tho outward Overland mail Of September .
reached san Francisco on the l6 ult by steam
or from Los Angeles, twenty days out.
There were indications of another fbust'
expedition against Sonora, organizing at Sa
Francisco.
Business continued dull, but prices were III
changed Tho trade with the county shove
no improvement, and the city jobbers were bu
ing nothing
@OHioial returns OF tho wheat crop from fou
teen counties show that the product will be
500 900 bushels, against l75O, coo bushels fro
the same counties last year,
This immense increase is supposed to be ge
eral; which will render in necessary 70 expo
= halfthe wheat product to New York or AustI
lia Over S0.O00 bushels have already be
shipped to Australia The ship David Crock,
sailed on the l4lh for New York with car
81 Of wheat. Twelve or fourteen vessels va
overdue from Atlantic ports.
- Lieut. Mowry, OF A,izonia, came passene
ia by this mail lie reports continued dePIe'
tons on the companys stations by the India
o. A force of two hundred troops had gone
90 chastise the Apaches.
rs BY TELEGRAPH TO GILRoY.
IS SAN FRANcIsco, Oct II, PM,-Gen Sc
o. spent the day in receiving friends, and star
|, w ~ at six o'clock this evening for Pugets Sou
: ~ ~ on the steamer Nartherner
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11

THE "FARMER's" New APARTMENTs.-We no.
tice that the Ohio Farmer has taken possession Of
new quarters in Lymau's new block upon the west
side Of the Public Square. The new rooms are
convenient and elig be and in themselves are good
enough for the best but none too good for such an
active, wide-swake farmers Journal as the Ohio
Farmer has ever been, aud gives promise Of con
tnung to be Under the editorial management
of THOMAS BROWN, Esq it has grown to iti
present extensive circulation and become inyalua
BILE to the agliculturst and horticulturst, and ont
of the very best family newspapers published -
Our readers, whether in country town, will fint
NJ weekly better deserving place upon the lis
Of periodicals to be subscribed for. Let them al
"make note Of IT,"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-11
FHOnl WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, NOV ~
Reliable information just received from Utah
states that Judges Sinclair and Cradelbaugh
are on their way here.
Mr.. HaItweil, the Secretary of the Territory,
arrived here yesterday.
Il appears that there continued TO be ire
ouent murders and assassinations, but no arrests
are made as the MOrmons systtmat cally oO-
struot the course Of justice
The opinion prevails among the Genllles tha'
the courts will be useless unless the govern
ment changes its policy.
Gen. Johnston il SO restricted by instTuehohi
that he cannot afford the necessary Protee
/ ton.
The continuance Of tho army at Camp FloyC
only adds to the prosperity Of the MoHnons .,
means Of the large sums Of money spent IN IN
territory for supplies.
The receipts into the United States treaau
~ for last week amount to Ssl9OOOi redue
ton from amount on hand the previous week
nearly Sl25, 600; amount subject to DRAFT 81
741 600 -.
]. II. Lewis has been appointed Unite
States Marshal OF Wisconsin, vice N. }. Ihoma
deceaaed