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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23
The NashrllIe Trnaedy

After shooting Mr. PoindexteT, Mr.. Hall
surrendered himself to an officer, and when
brought before Magistrates gave bail in $4,000
fOI his appearance. Public opinion in Nash
Vile aequits him Of all blame, as he acted sim
ply in self defence.
Poindezter the third time sought Hall, and
according to the Banner quiakened his pace
towards Hall when commanded by him in a
loud voice to stop, and made a movement as
II to draw weapon. When Hall fred Mr. r.
fell upon the pavement, his pistol by his side
Five buOkshOt entered his body, either one Of
which would have proved fatal, aud his left arm
was broken. He died without srtieulating a
word Mr. PoindoXteT had been engaged in
street fighting before
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The RemaininF Harper,s Ferry TrlaIs.

The Remaining HarPer's Ferry Trials.
The Richmond Enquirer states that the
trial Of Stephens will not take place before the
United States Cour, at Staunton, Va, until
May next, should he survive his severe wounds
until that time. The prisoner has been hand
ed over to AIR. Martin, U. 5. Marshal for the
Western District OF Virginia, and Stephens
will be tried before Judge Brockenbrough. The
object OF the transfer is, as is well known, to
compel the attendance OF certain parties at the
North as witnesses, in order to bring them
within clutch Of Virginia law-mob law il no
other will reach their cases. If summoned by
the Federal authority to attend anywhere in
the United States as witnesses, there is no al-
tentative but to obey, and such summons can
be procured on the affidavit Of any citizen Of
Virginia. Once within the limits of the State
the witnesses are amcnable to its legal process,
and would no doubt be arrested on the charge
of having been accessory to the crime for
which Brown has bSen sentenced to death. If
not arrested, the mob would murder Fred
Douglass or Dr. Howe with the same ferociiy
Henry Hunter did the prisoner Thompson at
Harper's Ferry,
The trial of Stephens will be without appeal;
as, fiom the peculiar Legislation affecting the
jurisdiction of this Federal District Judge
Tauey has decided that no Circuit Court for
the United States can be held therein.
Hazlett, alias Harrison, cannot he tried until
the spring term of the Jefferson Circuit Court,
unless the Legislature should authorize spe-
cial term of the Court for his trial
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BtmeraI NOiifes.
.B. GRIbBLE. COLLEOT1Na
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
MOTION Is HEREBY GIVFN--

DATENT OEEICE AGENCY OP.
Il pose weddel House. Baht struet Cleveland,O.
W Il BusRIDoE, tmyRJ5I1 JtHu BRtIsAhD
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For Advertising.

There s no better medium Our subscribers scatter
ad over the country Maine TO Te1as The F6rRr
will found the hands Of the lending stock
srs nuTseIymsn, nipple aanulacturor, ke,, in the
States aud especially, m The hands of the most
substantial aud reliuble iarmels, who are purchasers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

A PaIsoNERs ETIoETTE.-A curious case Of
prison etiquette recently occurred in Delaware.
A number Of prisoners broke Jail; and among
them was one named Turner, under sentence
Of death for rape. He called upon the Attor-
ney General, cooliy seated himself in his Office,
aud informed the gentleman that a number OF
prisoners had escaped, among them himself;
he could be assured that he would be saie in so
doing. Several Of his social companions had
been discharged, aud in their stead woman had
been placed in j'il who was afflicted with scar.
lot fever; be formally notified the deputy sher-
III that IL such conduct was persisted In he
would feel obliged to change his quarters, aud
that receiving no satisfactory evidences on the
part Of the officers Of the Jail that HE grievan.
oeS would receive attention, he had thus avail.
: -. :, - =. l.hi . osn
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ConstItutionaI Neutrality-suspicious. Vote.

-
The vote on annual sessions of tho General
Assembly given to day Is lesson to Constitu-
ton tinkerS. The Democrats Of the last Legis-
lature in their wisdom asked the people to
authorize annual sessions without the right TO
annual elections of Representatives, and the
people we're just cruel and independent enough
to suffer the democratic proposition to lack over
one hundred and fifty thousand votes Of con-
sttutional approval. We are not surprised at
she rejection of the amendment, and believe that
IL annual elections had been provided for The
proposition would still have failed by decided
vote Previous to the adoption of the present
Constitution the people Of Ohio had pretty
thoroughly tested annual sessions and they
have twice refused by overwhelming msjorities
to again give them constitutional sanction
The plain truth is, the people Of Ohio desire
less legislation and more stability Of laws. The
statute books are already too voluminous, and
litigation is increased many fold by amendments
and uncertainty. Our State policy should be
settled--settled by the wisdom of experience,
aud a wise, statesman.like forecast, without re
spect TO party whims and advantages. Frequent
sessions Of the Legislature are not necessary to
advance the general veal and the experience
Of the past has been such that the approach oi
meeting ofthe General Assembly is very gen
orally dreaded rather than looked upon with IA
vor by the toiliDg and tax paying masses. We
verify believe that proposition to amend the
Consultation so as to prohibit Adjourned ses
sions, and limit the biennial ones, with pay, tG
ninety days, would receive a large majority ol
the votes Of the electors of the State. Called
sessions by the Governor, should exigency re-
guire, would place the proper responsibility just
where it should belong on the Executive aud
the other State officials.
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warning Them Away.

II is stated that anonymous letters in mourn
ing envelopes are being sent through the New
port, KY, POslofice TO Republican residents Of
shat town, warning them to take their leave Of
Kentucky slave soil Mr JgR whittemOre,
quiet gentleman who resides in Newport and
does business IN Cincinnati, has been thus no.
iitisd to ieaVs Newport on Or before the lat day
Of December next, or abide the consequences
which be is assured will be aerloul. Mr W.
anembsr Of the Republican party of Ksa.
tueky, was DOminAted BY The Republicans Of
hIs district sOr Congress, which i enough to
put him under the ban Of the slave democracy
yet covered with tbs glory of having mObbsd
The Bailey women.
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crsa, eros orer ! LnIl. lla.,rr.

The Douglas Dealer gets up column crow
over the appointment of Douglas delegates to
the January State Convention in several coun-
ties, and the conversion of Elah Park ERq., Of
Avon, Lorain county, and Hon. Van. II. Hum
phrey, of Hudson, Summit county, to Douglas
and Popular Sovereignty. 1t also e1ults that
Ohio will probably be unit for Douglas in the
Charleston Convention, all of which crows are
matters OF very little consequence so long as
the Popular sovereigns of Ohio will pile up
twenty to thirty thousand maj 1rity against him
at the ballot boxes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

sT. LcUIs IAPRovRMENTs.-Free Labor is
building up st. Louis with wonderful rapidity,
aud with the very best class of city improve
ments. Probably no city outside OF New York
has witnessed such growth as st. Louis in
1859. The Republican has prepared with care
a table exhibiting the number and value of the
buildings erected in St. Louis the pact year,
The buildings number 2.542, AMI their aggre-
gate value is s7064,5l2. These are big figures
for the west side of the Mississippi
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Another 4onthcrn Press speaking Nut'
The Frankfort, tKy.,) Yeomau, contains an ar
ticle on the approaching cxccu ion Of Brown,
rom which We clip the closing paragraphs
The article is said tc hevo b,en written by
prominent democrat, probably breckenridge.
who is a more cautious and prudent polireisn
than most Of those who act with him The
Yeomau says
II old John Brown is executed there will be
thousaads ~ dip their handerchiefs in bis blood
relics Of the martyr will be psrsdcd throughout
the North; pigriinagts will I've made TO his
grave, and we should not be surprised TO hear
Of miracles wrought there as at the tomb Of
Thomss A'Becket. The blood Of this martyr
would be az seed TO this fsnaticsl church, and
as that of Joe Smith to the church Of Latter
| Day Saints II could be called in attestation Of
the purity Of their faith; and Gov Wise would
be compared to Julian the APOSTLE, or to Gra-
hsme Of Claverhouse.
There is fitness in this act Of clemoncy in
keeping with the spirit Of the times If Euro
/ pean despot, who maintains his position solely
\ by the assistance Of the Zouaves and Turcos,
with millions Of discontented subjects impatient
! of his rule; with treason plotting at his palace
gates, and himself surrounded by assassius as
subtle as the Thugs of Inda-if such man, in
such position, with single dash Of the pen,
can strike the chains from thourands Of cap.
| tives, and restore to their country and friends
thousands Of exled enemies, many OF them
with abilities in comparison with which the
mental endowmentF of Seward and Lincon and
Chase arc stupiditY-if this can be done with
the applause Of half universe, think of the
shame which must rest upon the Common
wealth Of Virginia with a million of freemen,
Themselves the sovereignty, and quarter Of a
million of slaves held under patriarehal rule
whose yalty under temptation is an astonish.
nent to many who call themselves patriots
we say think of the shame that must rest upon
her If her security demands and receives the
blood Of one old brave bad man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

EGTExnvR CoMRAcT 1t is stated that Sir
George Simpson, President of the Hudson's
Bay Company, has contracted to ship all the
stores for the North by way Ofthe La Crosse
Railroad. The Company are 10 pay $4,000
on the contract. The furs of the Company will
be brought to st. Paul by dog trains. The
Toronto Globe complains that the HudSOn'S
Bay Company are persistently carrying out
their plan of opening the American route in
preference to tho Canadian.
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PLAIN am ORNAMENTAL pRINT1No.

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every Description
done the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Once
the latest npr we'd aud mnstrapd steam presses in The
best style, short notice. and reasonable rates Par
toular attention paidto blank work. Evey description
ofRnlng done, especially Blank Books. Ledgsrs Joum
a.a Salss Books. Reusivlne noosa. he L. 70.
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wlsa Arp aIl CAvAlar.-Ths paItlmore

Patriot saysi
We are sorry to see the fsrfaTOnade OF the
Richmond Enquirer about the dissolution of
the Union, unless Gov. Wise be nominated al
Charleston, treated with seriousness BY any por.
ti0n Of the press Il q nothing moro than
heetOTinR the Charleston Convention into the
nomination OF the valiant Governor, and iS a
good deal like bis order 10 impress all the
horses Al Hsrper's Ferry into the service Of
Virginia, for mounting the Baltimore Light
GTays, the result Of the order being q gather
ing together OF seven spawned animals with
blind brides and two saddles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

Government BUILDINss AT 0TTAwA.--The
contract for constructing the Parliament Build.
iugs and Public Offices at Ottawa, the new seat
Of government of Canada, has been given to
Mr.. McGTevOy, of Quebec, at s576,OOO There
were numerous competitors, and the Toronto
Globe says the contract is far below what the
work will actually CO.'S. The contractor relies
on the "lbeIality of the Government"
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Auothor War over.

I.isppOHOd by telegraph that the War De-
partment has eOuntermAnded the order for
troops to proceed to Brownsville, the latest ao-
counts showing no necessity OF aiiording pro-
lection 10 tho Rio GrAnds frontier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-23

jan DELIvERY At ToLEno.-Seven prisoners,
sll the hard cases in the institution, escaped
from the Toledo jail about 3 o'clock the morn>
ing of the Slst. Two were soon re-taken,
having got drunk before leaving town. The
jail was opened by outsiders while the jailor
slept. Among the escaped was Joseph Priest,
an old offender we'll known in Cleveland, and
the best counterfeit die maker in the country.
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Mn.sieol.
a. BYRON OHASE.

A. BYRON CHASE
Teacher Of Vocal aRd Instrumental Music,
AZ PAYS PARTICULAR ATTEN-
ton to the cultivation Of the voice, and instTu
- ON the SDanish Guitar.
q Ad1ress at Brainsrj's and Dodges Music stores.
g9551A, WASHINGTON BRASS AND
EerEE STRlNG BAND will furnish Music for Balls
AfeP Pslurs, Concerts. ~ itary PaIades Sc Orders
- LETT at either OF the following places will receive
imne ediato attention; Alslons No Bank st Cardok9's
100 Prospect st.; koebltIs, 3l2 Kipsrau st.
G. @. MCKINNEY, Leader
tcS:s6i Resdeuca No s. Garden &.
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ARsTRACT OF YurRs.

For and against The Proposed ed1mendmen of the
Constitution Providing for Annual Sessions
Of the General Assembly, Cast at the October
EIseiion A D. 1859
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NOTICE no MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.

e date at the end Of the strip which your nau'e
b pIiatcd means fhs time 1uAsa yo'E sueseriPiion
erpaes. Unless then renewed it Will be discontinued
Please rewt before that date, II you wish the paper
sonilnuaA
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WHAT NE1Tl-Presentaton have been pref,
tY well run into the ground. The latest case
in the West is that of the friends of a killed
railroad officer presenting the clergyman who
preached his funeral sermon with mognif-
cent silver cup, pitcher and server.
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,oy7.laoll2e0 - -PLnRY PRINTlss, ssc'y.
I& HERkRY GIVEN=
TO the Ladies'.

EMBROIDERY STAMPING
IA Hay Just oived suptly o. Piorces oels.
bated hnbIodery Stamps en- nepsfed to stamp auy pat
tern desired TOR sk OF French Embroidery, IN superior
and al short notice are inv cd 10 cali and
examine my patterns.
tail.
EMBROIDERY STAMPS Having received the bgency
from Mr. ere am prepared 10 furn sh stamps eivo
Instructions attn uufacturer's pr.ces.
For description OF this ,tye God VS. Lady's
BoOg for August. MRS vi GUNsON
iV2i23 No Clafrst
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Gor eole or Rrnt.

Sf@sAFOR RBNT-HOUSE No. b5. in
VA hriok Block, Sentch snast Possession im mnfdt-
- a,ely Eaqui'e al thistmis. norif
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE IN
- he best Commercial Colleges a the county ca Ia
Lsadsr o., n ing Ron
EOR RENpLTWO FINE ROOMS
~ On iOl IN 81 6'otF o. Smith n pannois BLOCK on
Snpeior street snid Rooms would he suin HE for Dill
y eaoietv ioums. Apply "a Smith punhsll Chts
u Everoit on The pr mifes. Also very desirable
etleea ln 81 yioty Of tame FLOCK 70 liRits
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ID himself Of the fitsl favorable opportunity OF
giving practical turn 10 HE indignation by
leaving tho prernisass lie dd not care straw
abou, The sentence Of death hanging over him,
butho didn't want 10 caleh Che scarlet fever
The escaped prisoner was escorted back to his
BID quarters.
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THE
OHIO FARMER.

1860. VOL. TX. 1850.
With JanupJ i, 1850, expect 70 enter the Ninth
Volume VI The Ohio FdTn1eT We encouraged by the
kindness d our readers during the past eight 70
peal once more TO their good will aud good They
Hcreased subscription list from y Up fifteen
5hOus md tnu II Is not pTesUmpuous IN to TO b9eye
that the Teul merits Of tts Former had something
do wi this incIOaso. We only say that thank
fu for the past that wish TO upon the
uued good Will tow rds enterprise. and promise, BY
the aid old friends make FdrHer worthy
than of their support.
The following arc sone o, the things which the Farmer
W hHu % itself.
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REV. A. p. CASES EVENING
~ sCHooL,--rhs Evening Sehoal nor the Water
Term viii Commence this Monday Eyening Nov. 2ul
School Is 70 70 held N the PeRn See Schoo House COM
Ing next Monday eFdnnt Nov i8h; Tor the Oeoht
Of those who Miah % improve the 0ppJtunitY. ..
The mon EnElith breaches and German are lauSAt
and The llassics higher branches will BE- taught if
class Of ihiTtg be obtained .. ..H..H ...
Terms one dollar peT mouth, In advance
noyll;253 A. REESE 6upit
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ATTENTION, LADIES!

ATTENTION, LADIES!
Browns HygiemiC Waist.
.THE ABOVE, IN THE LINE OF
= Wearing Apparel Is decidedly the NEST superior in
Ventou the days and the undersigned in Offering it t.
the Phc ere confident that oI the convenience comfort
and he Of the II 10 all respe Is surersedes every
article Of the kiud heretofore invented while thus
ducing 70 the health and The person, also pre-.
serves the huest ~ mmeuy LIT everybody aud we
ars sure that no one after osrg it, will DO without
Manufactured and con taui hand, at whues le and
re-ail At our rooms IN Post Office Block.
II. n. BROWN co.
ChagTin Falls Ohio, Sept 1859.
B-Thnse who have taken The liberty Of counter cit
ing this article wi take notice that they will b. called "
accnu TOT The same. H. + b. 4 CO.
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The Fli ed Of lhe Parmerls Daughter.

By cung for the 10 uesc Department the best recipes
for preserving uIt bng cooking and general house
hold economy &C.. Third, shall endeavor to mike tho
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The Friend Of ths Farmer.

Our Asiicuturi, horticultural Stock and Fruit Grow
ing Department will be furnished with the best origins
selected arllolgs frOW A and European Jou
nails In The SECOND place we sh I'll maze the Farmer
The Priend 0f 1he Farmers Wifi.
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This department assured, has been and s OF great
interest thousands Of foml es We shall remit no Of
make ID moro vBluub in the tture than Il has
bee in the ast We have TO ell the leading iei
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There will be found In their soasou In our columns tho
est thngsn GIdey, aud other ounals on dess fashion
astes ae. We shall ondenvor 70 make the Farmer
The Friend Of the Farmers Family.

Each number win contain choice story poetry
lotes &c, So calculated tomuko It as welcome aud use
u to tho faruer's ChitlTeu, TO tho farmer himself
ruose who have paper will 60 themselves
If he yBiue this We shall make
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To those who have the Oaio Fdrmer, need Aot
commend appearance meohanie cal execution. II ts
the Oest of large qubo, h for ,indnG
he volume will be printed gQe tph
and eeOont head Eaon number has Supenor ipoeI aud
ear is prepared thus making the whole year avalAble
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These departments will he cHTefully attended to-noti
Of ectuies, new books, Discoveries 40 the arts
sciences aud cures for the sick will slpear from
In week
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