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ALSO -
ANFOR RD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,


Pure Vegetable EgtractS, and put up in Glass
Cases, dir T9ght, and leM keep in any eli
mate,
-. Tue FAMILY CATHARr1C PILL is gentle but ar
tive CatharC, With the retOT has used In his prac
ice more than twenty years ...|
The constantly y ncreHsing demand from those who
have long used The PILLS land the satisfaction which
a express IA regard 20 thel use has induced me place
thtu within the reach OF ALL Il
The Profession well guuw that different Cahnrtics act
on different pofii1ns Of the = bowels
Tho FAMILY CA-s Ir II A n TIC p l. ].
has, witt due renee thlS we'll established fact
bgen compounded from a variety Of he pur' st Vege
tuhe HXtraCts which alike on every pur of the
ahmentary canal, pnd arel- GOOD and SAFE in alt
cases where Ca'haItIC l. iaended, such as DIX
RANGEMENTS OF the -lSTO MACH, SLEEPT-
MSS, PAINS IN THE 1IBACK AND LOINS,
COSTlNENESS, PA NSIAND SOkEN ESS OVER
THE WHO l. + o ID ). : from sudden cod, which
frequently, II neglected eud 10 long Fe-
YER Loss or Ape lCI'rI CE, CREEP Ne SEN
SITIONOF COLD OVERl- IPHE BODY HESTI .i.S s.
MES IlEAD-ACHE, or lWElGHT IN THE HEAD
n InHammatory Diseases Worms in Children or Adults
Rheumatism a x Purif OF tho Blood anI many dis
which flesh is heir too numerous to mention in
this advertisement. Dose. Ito D.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
" The liver lnvigOTatur and fnmy Cathartic pills
Gtuied by Druggists generally sold Wholesale by
the Trade IN all the large tOwus
S. T W SANFORD, NJ D,
Manufacturer Tnd PropIieter
iJId&wR20 Sia broadway, New York.
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Aud u Uursuanre ufa Jdl Besl uton Ui tie tieneraI
Assembly Of the Stale Of Ohio, passed APR 5th 1889 fr
apopcsed amendment 20 the ConstiiutiOn Of State
The ectors aforesaid viii have submitted u item at said
election for their approval rejecsn, the blowing
proposition TO wit "A eguar sessions the General
Assembly shall commence on tnc first Monday in January,
annually Those IN favor OF s0Ch amendment will have
written printed their ballots in substgnce-PRO-
POSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
APPROVED
Given under my hand at the Court House. n the City Of
Cleveland, this 7th day Of September, A. ID 1859
. DAVID I. WIGHTMAN,
sens sheriff nj s9id Couniv
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Ne II. CO.'S EXPIRES

AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Complisin The folloWing efficient and reliable Lake
Lines.
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
1Li-weskl Y 70 aoGDENSBURGI, OswEGo BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
ITi-Wcehiy to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, bACKE
MAC and Intermediate Ports
~ Property cOuslned delivered 10 care will
ctiya prompt and careful ttt0utiun aud dispatch
C3- Passengers will b0 Ckste brulgh all objections
at the lowest 1qtee
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CHERRIES SALE.---PURSUANT

NJ TO tbs commend OF order Of sale, issued rom he
Court Of Common peas OF CuyIhoga cunt he suit
br. Powell auiiH gaiust james Warner, De efsuc
70 me erected shall offer Tor sale az public auction,
the store sl1 plaintiff No. SO Detroit street, in the city
OF Cleveland (Mest Sdf) Ia sil N.Y. the l0 day
Of October 1853 a O'Clock of said day the follow
ing de criued property tn Wit:
A. BROAD AI1s, 2S3 Carpenters Adzes,
81 Hand Axes, 20i Claw Hn chefs,
"A Shiugimg H0icheis, 4T Boys Axes,
l9l Cuisels, ll9 Nail Hammers
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In July, 1855 was taksn with an ordinary summer com
lnt, ior which neglected taking any remedies, hoping
umenced passing nucus aud blood and grew Fo weak
bat was unahle 10 do half DAYS work ] applied to
phYlclans a " sosed hst with opiales, with pills
II nitrate OF siyt COX injections OF nitrate of silver an
doing goo nu4t took various home r0uedieg rerou
mended by nurses aud old sdCs neither did hey do me
any Ruod Again rouned 10 the care of tho pbyscians
Hsringeats knvn TO tho oiesson hut an 10 no NUN Sc
~ Mqy, 1859 after having The disease over mon hs
llgnant southern Nps, / was recommended TO take the
haeienbcrI Dgso ery Syrup, Nalifh did Ia less than
ipeng J3n hos aer commencing 10 ne disease
had bee ugRhe 10 acc0mplish A. this lime also COM
mercel daily abutons with cold water, aud since
have enjoyed eXeollent hea IN
used but pnun OF bottle 70 plish this good
work, aud eyer Ainoe my bos been very reguar
eYacuaiing III msoves once day.
From my experience, unhesia'in ingly pronounce II the
host DysenteY medicine m1db and would heauiiy
recommend ~ use TO every with lige culty ptn
led MAKE ms statement tho pu lie through ga ude
use. j III HARr
o.. .l-..i ofioo Of Cleveland lain Dealer.
Having had an opportunity To test your edna
Tor bowel Complaints the Ora onherg Dysenlery Syrup
" and efficient relief such cas-s Id acts like perfect
chaTu and cannot doubt that when Il b as we ii kn0wn
as s merits demand it will afford relief thrussnds
Fres, Board al Aldermen aud Actiug Mayor, NJ Y.
have had opportunity Of witnessing tho effect Of the
Graeennels Deniery syrup in cases OF bowel complaints,
especially those Of severe nhaTnoter and have
thion ~ saying that is admhy adapied igr the Of
these diseases. 4. n. De FoRREST, NJ, D,
Orotsn Water Coum'r aid Alderman, N. r.
~ Farssle by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
C5Y- For medicines or agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
augs Agent toT Ohis,
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LA Esl Iljs..,..sTs1Es .y
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN0
~ RAIL ROAD.-TiAIE TABLE, No IS.
To take effect and after Thursday February TO- 1850
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
gltUslqRd 10 lOuROs-l yOnaysfOign 10 Cisga
torn. tand.
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Fishing TackIe.

Ssrtss(gSes JUST REOEIVED.-An.
- other No Il I Of Couroyls Fishiug ack he
suhaoe oT taking fike hnss, or Uu either ia lake rv
~ ur brook, such as Rods, Reels ines Hooks Smells
Flies, Ely II. Oks Mlnnow SoneE, Nets SO 6c al
II HArIEHSLENiS Gun Store
lyt lglhEpattpr So Ci6vrlaud q.
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All the trains going Westward connect Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincinnati 81.
Louis nc and all the trims going Eastward Gonueot
DunkiTk with tue trims of e New York Erie Railroa1
and at ButinG with those Of the New York Central aud
HuGalo and New York L Erie Rsilroads
ClsvsIsuj June leth. 1889 5Idn '1P'
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Liver B1lVigOFatOT

T. NEVER DEBIL1TATES.
1T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
frCe FROM GUMS and has become an fact
standard Medicine, known and ppruved by M who nave
used and esorted with confidence ia All the
diseases for which it is mmendrd.
IL has cured thOnSandsI with n the last two wears
who h8d all hopes Ot relief tho numerous
unsolicited certificates IN = Inv pOsseSsinu show
The dose must be ad 4pted 80 tae tempemmeut of the
Individual tgktrgir, md Us = sd Ia such Quantities as 10
act gently on the bowels n .#
the dictates OF veur = iudgment guide YOU p the
use Of .he LllhER N-lsIFIGORATOR, nnd It
VIII cure Liver Conn. = plaintss Bilious At
tncks, Dyspcp 81 ass Chronic DiuFFhOPa,
> u rs m e L M o y Ip lHinIs, Dyseute-
ry, DrOpsy, SOUrlI Stomach, Habitual
OOsttyenessJ ChOl-I-Iic3 Cholera, ChOle-
ru mOfbus' tholerny' II n IN u tum, Elatus
lence, j nund ice ,l.s Female Meaknpss-
css aud ny be- used sur-f-. .h'esStuly an OhDINA-
ny FAMILY MEDl-'@CiNE. IL viii ~uTe 81 ok
III N A G. II T. Ia = thousands cau testify1 IN
TWENTY MINUTES IEF-lFWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONtULS ARE iTAk-I-IEN at commencement Of
attack.
All who it aTe giving their testimony in its favor
C2- nix water IA the "a nth with the lNYlGORArOR,
and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFsE4-7zA
" LalAe Navigation, the PropretOrs0 " ikkaiNtiA
ofths Line Will put upon the route non S4i ~
Buffalo to Chicago hrst-Ciass A
1 Screw Steamers, Of great strength and speed,
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NEW YoRK MARKET-t ct Z
10y TELEoRAPH.1

T. T.
10y TELEGRAPH.l
FlourSa'es Of $40 bbls at s. sosi g. for super state
St60st IS for extra Saie S4l5i 90 for super western
S4659i 90 for common TO m d. extra western, SS2 a Is
Tor Inferior good shit ppng hauds 7puTd loon d :
harkst quiet, and pdes without special change Cong
heavy. 'e
Ca6Glisn -four unchanged su'es zoo bbs at IS 5lOaeo
common 60 th0ice extra. 7'''
RYE -four selling az 50 7OC04,lO Fair request
Wheat-Du but " III out mrortant ch iiEe Sales NJ
1900 bu at 81 for very cholco CHI Spring; 81 81 fair Nbi
& NADIA: 81 l,35 dl 30 viii southern.
RYo-Scarce and better safes NJ SEC.
Barley--Sales Fmsll uHrcels a. S2Gls6r.
CornScaEce and better Sales 600 bus g556gs for
miTu -s' ''
oats-Betls,; 4@Ho state 49i4c for western aud Ca
ma iiNH. ~ -
Whsky-Markei Hctivc. Sales 1000 bills at 2s(d2sIsc
PIT-Market unchanged for mess; fTmer fJr iTme gls
In mess. N7'-'| y
Be +. Unclaimed sles Of l5l bbls at s4a575 ccurtr
PIlmei sbp6 county meas S5s6 repaced Sc; silva
Sll extra - N''N'
nominal ~ '''
Cat mests and firm SC for shoulders aud DC for
hans = ~ 'N'
Blnon-Q Quiet and unnhaagrd
frm and buOylnt Sales Of 75l bbs at
guJtel.FAir busress doing; I24@ls for Ohio, and 1s
Cheese-In fir r'ouest at t14a9Gc
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAlLROAD.

i,sas I - u = 5,A.,s..,,,i'sSss
1859, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1859
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, June
" 18th, 1859, Passenger Trains will as u lows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
lOOO A. pa iat lIa1n stops al ali sat except
Aienior,Wioklihe, Ferry. uonyi.la and Say
brook, snd arrives at Gric 1.10 =. ~ Dunkifk
3:f2 =. n. and Buffalo ai1D p NJ
3:20 p M Cmcnnati Express Tram. stops paipCsyile
Madison, Ashubua, Conneaut ND Cirurd only
nnd urryesnt hrie AZ 6:42P Nj Dunk TX $50
NJ D; BuilhlD lC.2O =. NJ
B:3J p ENight Express Train stops at Pnmesvlls Ash
tabuis, CJnneaut and girard only. and arrves at
Ere l:05 A. Nj Dunknk 3.l2 A. BI,; eufaie
4.4bA NJ.
LEAVE ERIE.
laos A. NJ Night Express TRAIN stopping at airarl Ashta
bulq and PGiuvsyille only and arrives at Cleye
land At 3:tn 4. NJ.
I25 A. NJ Mail Train, stops at all stations except Swan
vii Say brook, Uuion,tile, Perry, Mentor aud
Wlcslihs-wlll SOP ON signal To take passen
gers, for CleUelatd OHy,at SRyhrook ,Unonyille
Perry, Mentor and WicklEe, and Ertlye a.
Cleveland II 90 a. NJ.
l22 r. NJ Day Exutss Train. Stops at Grard Conneaut
Ashtahula aud Pnipcssillo only, ard al IN 0 ut
Cleveland at 5:25P. M.
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DR.. AMOS & SON,


DR.. A MOS & SON,
Corner OF Main aud Quay Streets BUFFALO, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
Surgeons london Ssy bs Consulted rom oeloeS IN
the morning until 9a ng4 IN every stage and symptom Of
OF thirty years extensive practice in Europe and erica.
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION,
An irstrmenr for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
neny cured n from cen Jays to two mouths by 6e use
Of this instrument when used conformity with medicines
YoIgNG q MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE, -
Dr. AMOS SONtSke pleasure Ia announcing that they
have nymrda important instrument for The OF
the gbuve diseases Il las been subjected to test by the
ana New York Il has been deelarsd he only useful iasiru
msn ever Invent ed for the cure OF Ssnnal WEAKNESS or
N. ABR AMOS SON, in order satisfy the most
skeplloa astu the merits Of this instrument, pledge them
selves thal n ANY Instance where il prove uisasiac
turning the instrument IN good order.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DIT. AMOS SON have devoted their attention txclu-
havecone9uenty been enanledt Tenderlhe teow
eseeu psents aud others daily arriving from al
parts OF the county the express purpose MY Of consul
signal advantages yet from what they hae experienced
gguPg INTO me cag9es Of these infectious eompalnls
ger'qs and nyeerae) they have always snlertaued h
possibility Of their prevention aud removal and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible aud malignant forms
OF disease could almost invariably he traced OF the
upskillul and improper treat ment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN dsCoyeruug IN theS election
helr remedies safe, eeCtual and cautious course omit
w all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equvora
cu raGter ps well those whose premature udicous
app caun might be productive o bad sequences In the
idV Of privule individuals In short tile laudabe end
i'm emedles IL The essenng Of great of human
sery by the alienation relief aud ~ eyenCun Of those
aenons thar IN reality the foes e
lnd which, wh they extensively surround aloud
orour skill and indifference ia their ezIermnAtoh
..H COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any mart Of the world may be successfully
treated by iorWnrdng correct detail Of thaiz So with
remittance tor medicines sc.
address Dr., AMOS 4 SON, corner Main and Quay-sts.
Buialo N 1ansdSwlv26h
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ATTENTION, ladies!
Browns Hygienic Waist.

THE ABOVE, IN THE LINE OF
yepoR The daycand l4e undFTsigned In afsiing Il 10
the pnhet are conhdent that for the iopcs c5
and heaiis oi the w9 ,ef n 10 all respe suuetses ~
aricle oi lhe kihd hereoi1re inf tnted While inns &
ducE 70 We health and OF tho b. fsou n. a., s
s5issa ths hAes' :, nm9ly Let eyeBh dy irY and We
Manuacturod md ceaf faulty e liand ~ wlossls ana
TetAil ~ our Toon.s Ia Post ofice RGek ''u
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Sept 1859 4 %
~ -Thoso uho have talen he liberty OF cotnts,,,,
lns mi. ece W ttake notice shat they will be called IA
SspsRs - 'Ae 'aih'' H. v AGO.
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BINGHAM rrovrr PiD Ait,S h wloHIMAN; cotl shg ssi

-
! SHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
~ TO he command of order Of sale issued fon ths
CouTt Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county tie or
3oaa'9an W. key, pni' agalnst owen n. kely olhs1s
dree shall oIer sale public auction Tie door
d the city Of cieyegd iq ID e5lay on t6o 5ti DAY Of
Ciseaed The County Of Cnyahoga, and State Of Ohio
los Nos Il III and i2 said lot being thirty osi 'front.' oa
9 'rsotV @ IS SSJS DI is @ a. ca snu g'n io @
tho residuay n.eest Of lot Ne ~ ibeng he whole OF
Ken assigned therein in John NJ wooseys sub vision
Of Cry LOIS numbered from l3l to ls OF the og,nf a.
esiei y in front by ohis rect por,heasery by nt no
by OF li3 and i y 'ei 10 width aud one hundred leetn
NV s N los a 10y RS spSI M fbo o
ornieIest lot l72 wil be sold making complete title
BiSaHSM HoveY. PlGs AIiy,. nv 6eIi:755 S5ii7
| SHERIFF AND SPECIAL MAS
| ~ TER'S SALE Pursuant 10 the command Of or
Cuyhds co o the suit Sqs q Horace % 81 oaE Plain
tn, ag lust Joan kretier aud others Defendants, to me
door Of the Court House urner Of seneca aud Chamrlrn
d GH St 5 ao9o ~ & &SGu9i Of sn as S
the following described lands aud tonemeHts, to wit
nney-ono and hr eou tbs ocreS in the west side o. ii
No. four, m section No ad is the sam aod decided by
December IIth. ls40, recorded ok As, nage 80
ocl4:2i5 and saeoial Hastsr Commssionsr.
GHERIFE'S SALE.-PURSU ANT
~ the command Of wit ofvend exp1uas issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuyahosu Com y, ut the
SUIT OF W. A dlch plaintiff, ugaiutt Samuel -HaSen,
deondaut 10 directed shall oer for sale at the door
OF the Court House, corner Of Senecu aud thamplan
stree the CITY Of Cleveland said County, on the
9Th a, of Noyembar 1859 at O'Clock r. NJ of spiJ day,
tlr following described lands aud tenements, to wit =
Situate in the township o Euclid Cu' ahuPa County and
State Of Ohio, audis known by being part o. Thousand
Acre T No H. aud ing the EHss part Of . 6l-l
acfes, decided by Erie prey to H. Dilley and Is de-
crbed follows: beginning tho east corner said lot
aud tunlug wot u the brink OF tho bank Ia tho Conan
Road; thence nurthery he line Of said road It
run 10 the north line OF said o thence East TO the Elst
line OF snd lots heuce South TO the place Of bugnuing,
supposed contain Oflahd be the
less. Appraised at So co. -
J PLHsTCn, Plaintiffs Agon Octl:255
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DIKEIS PFAK-A laroe assort,, u,

Il Of RIFLEs 4 REYoLvERs Suitable fof Plke'
Peak. Likewise, double and sinflo barfeliad SHOT
GUNS and any quantity Of q lceteIRs, such POWDER
SHOT, CAPS, &c very low for cash, Haiters ys(np
store, No. iO2A superior H. eet poKt door Gotham
Aplin' Repairing neatly executed with dsgatoh,
tebldyke II. HATTERsLEY
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE, /

Hsy.... {9tonl4 GOA 20 OOWaterE Eastn S5bbl I2a 25
Do baed s9ton % - Sandy IFd Cennt 25 ss
Hops.........fAb 9-n llWhts Lime ...... ID 90
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AEGUGnG SegHrS,

WE HAVE ABOUT FIFTY VA
w rietiss Of Choice HAVANA SEGARS, selected
IN Havana samples, by Of our irm who has male
nDle arrangements for the direct importation Of any
desired brand or quality.
We will be pleased to show the samples and execute
dGrs Hs dealers agents, on The favorable terms.
bugl9:2b3.G0d GORDON. MCMILLAN co.
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4 CyRE WARRANTED.

..r COUNTRY INVALIDS
Persons in any mart Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of thaiz So with
remittance tor medicines sc.
Address Dr., AMOS a SON, corner Maia and OuaV-sts
Buffalo n 1ausdSwlv26h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08

An rsrmenr for the cure of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness sc, Can be perma
men y cured from fheen days tu months by the
this Instrument when used cuniuntly with medicines
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-16
TRUST SAEE

TOY virtue a deed OF executed by the Hemp
field Railroad Company bearing date the 4th day OF
September 1855 and now ON record in the clerks olce o.
the County Court of Ohio county in deed book 49, page A
will 81 N at the front oi the Court Of Ohio
county, the first Monday Of March At 10 O'CLOCK
following piece parcel ground, lSirg Wheel
ing and within the limits of The city OF Wheeling and
bounded fOlOWsiO witt Beginning for the same, At
of Quincy and Fulton Streets East side
OF Fulton street thence with Fulton street North degs west
81 hundrdths Of poll the East line OF Baltimore street,
thence East Baltimore North 1 degF.
East 20 poles % stake line with the South SIDE Of
street, thence North 81 dogs East ~ poles to
Wheeling creek thence down sail creek with the eanders
IL deEs West IS poles the North side Of
Quincy North side of Quincy South
degs West Ig poles the beginning containing three
TOos This ground lies Immediately above
the Distlery property in Ia Wheeling Selling Trus
will such Little is vested in me by said deed
of trust
7 TRIMS OF sALE-one-four;h In cash, in
jans9 JAS. PAUL., Trustee.
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ParLADELpulA, Feb. 15-The n. Y. Herald's
Washington dispatch says, the vote ofthe House
on MIR. PhiiliDs' resolution to suspend the rules
so as to take up the bill for The issue of treasu-
nv notes, proves conclusively that no bill can
pass unconnected with revision of the tariff,
and that if Southerners refuse to consent to
such a modification, an extra session is inevita-
Bile. Mr.. Phelps resolution did not eminate
from his committee, but was introduced to test
tho feeling of the House, and demonstrate TO
southern impracticables that they could not
carry.
The President will probably send in this
week, should the dead lock continue, a message
calling upon Congress 10 do its duty and pro-
vide the government with means to go on. He
will place responsibility where it belongs, and
expresses his determination that no effort shall
be wanting ON his part to arrest the threatened
disgrace OF national bankruptcy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-16

IxpIANAPoLIs, Feb. ia collision occurred
in the Senate this morning between Senator
Gooding of Hancock, and Senator Hebron, of
Washington, in consequence of some personal
remarks made in the Senate some days ago
After some fighting between the two Senators,
II third party, brother Of Senator Cooling, in
terfered, and struck HefFron the head with
his cane wounding him severely, otherwise but
little injury was done to either party. Gooding
was armed with a revolver, but had no oppOrtu-
nity to use it. Hebron also drew a knife after
he was struck with the cane, but the Senators
interfered and prevented him from using it
The greatest excitement prevailed in the Senate
chamber during the difficulty.
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ew a Fight, and a Sentence to tie Chain
Gang.-Night before last, James Burke and
William Weaver, had fight at Henry Bakers,
on Water street. Their two profiles looked like
two pieces of half done beefsteak. They were
pulled from their beds by Sergeant Mcdonald
and officer Scroggins, and taken to Alderman
Wright's. 1t seems that Burke told Weaver
he had notion to whip him. Weaver had not
sufficient moral courage to prevent him from
saying that he did not believe Burke could do
it, nor sufficient physical courage to sustain the
assertion. Burke proceeded to execute the no.
ton, and succeeded with marked effect. Burke
went to the gang for twelve and Weaver for
six days, and may the superintendent have mer-
cy on their beligerant souls.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-It appears from an
official document that the cost of the sites of
Navy Yards at Portsmouth, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Washington, Norfolk, Blythe Is
land, Mare Island, Sockets Harbor, Pedsacola,
and the amounts expended in improvements
thereon to list of December, 1853, as far as can
be asccrtaned, is twenty six millions two hun
dred and eighty. seven thousand dollars.
The Sec'y of of the Interior has asked Con-
gress for an approx ration of $4,000 for TAX
ing the census of Kansas, with view to its
admission into the Union, in accordance with
the recommendation in the Presidents annual
The aggregate number of passengers ar
rived in the United States from foreign conn
tries by sea from the 30th of Sept. 1913, TO the
8Ist Of Dec 1858, is 100000; nearly $780,
600 males.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-16
THRUSH Sale.

Y virtue of Deed of Trust executed to by John W.
u GIL dated October 18Th 1855, and d1ly recorded in
OF Ohio Court, % will Onr for
public auction the front door Of the Court House
OF Ohio county Monday the 18th Of M5reh, 1872 the
said deed set forth, situated the hill above
Centre wheeling property c0nveyedtO said
Gill g Brady and K H. Hubbell, dated July
3D. 1851, about 1s< Of land Persons de-
string 20 purchase will upon JnO W. GILL; Who will take
pleasure showing he game. Terms Of Sale, Cash The
persons, however, entitled TO receive the proceeds VIII ar
range time should the purchaser desire it.
upon the usual security. viii convey s0eh title
as is vested in me by The said deed.
lAeEeb J. ii. PESDLEfON, Trustee.