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y DOMESTIC GOODS.
"A FULL sssek nay be fssad at Wlliauss'
IA 6 nA ti.os ss lowest market prioes.
II 4. WILLIAMS.
April -, lsSs- -Ss-a
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


W. paTt"ershr 'or The purpose Of
&3i~sss c"uArc,iay tl."
Boot .,asd Shoe EsnSincSs,
would inform the public that wr have recently
nnrrl,ns.d in E.ston, lhiladcIihia and New
York. the largest assortment OF
Ladies Shoes, and Gertlemen's Boots and
Shoes
Of every conceivable style and pattern rv"r.of
beeu purchased iv practical boot Maker
We feel assured that We can, it'll .yrv"t rIii:i-
dence reEo,nn,cn our stock tv the y'Us,l"
being of a superior quality, more jmral;ic iian
any that can he found in this latitude We
inleud 70 deal exclusively in
Leather, Boots and Shoes.
and we shall be enabled tn sell better wo:k !oc
less money than any establishment III E"vm.
We will hnrter Leather or work for LA nhhi"s.
The materials Of our Stack were selected by
F. ROCHE, one OF The firm, aud the work
Put UP 10 Order.
We therefore know the "stuff it's smale oi.'
aud can safely recommend IL We have NUN
Der Of first class Boot and Shoe Makers in
ncctiou with our Establishment, and pre-.
pared to
Manufacture to Order
any work which may he desired.
Call az Tustlu's building, ncIt door 80 Cobb,
Hunter d Co.
ROCHE 4 CHRISTIAN.
April /, lS59-4S-tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

The policy Of England IN taking part In the
Congress was being otnvassed By. the press, and
generally the Arguments we're against H.
The London Times and Herald are both averso
TO E1eland joining European Congress on Iials
lao sflairs
The London Post (Palmerslon orgau) asserts
that u were an idle lrihing with the influence Of
Eogland aud the hopes Of Italy to expect any
bugl.h statesman at all worthy the name would
hazard his own reputation and the national honor
entrusted 70 bis care by entering congress Of
which the basis may be in the execution Of the
Zurich treaty.
1he same journal in another Editorial re-.
CARDS the lta N complications as very serious
and the position Of Napoleon as very embar.
rassiug He has undertaken the special pro.
lection Of the Papal Government and also Of
ltnlian liberty, while Papal power and Italian
liberty are in open warefare
IL is almost certain that the Romagna will be
attacked by the Papa troops, it is also certain
that at the first mtnaee Of an armed interv6n
ton in the Duchies the troops Of Garibad viii
sweep before them every vestige of Papal rule.
U Under these circumstances the Intervention OF
Austria will be anticipated. What part would
France then play and what extension would
the Roman question then assumel Ihe Post
then concludes that English statesmen will
make eff 'rts to avert the dangers which threat
en- Europe.
The Directors Of the North Western and
London Il. X. Co gave grand banquet TO the
Directors of the steamship Great Eastern, at
Holyhead on the 10th,
Prnce Napoleon after minutely inspe citing
the Great Eastern at llolyhead paid a flying
visit TO Liverpool and Manchester, and then
ltft in his steamer for parts unknown
The funeral Of Robert Stephenson took place Of
Westminster Abbey on the 2lst in presence Of Q
great concourse Ol people, and with every demon
sration OF respect Mr.. Stephenson bequeathed
t2O QUO TO pubic institutions.
The Tralee Chronicle says that Messrs Beard
more aud Robinson, electricians, visited Valentif
this week and set on foot a series Of experiments
on the Atlantic calle Encouragement as TO the
| success OF the undertaking, both as regards th'
resuscltation OF the old, aud the laying OF a new
cable, was in u e ascendent. These geuiltmei
found room in the state Of the cable 10 dsseminat
new courage among It's friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
FRONIs sACKyILIE

SAcKyILLE, Nov. a.
The Horse express hav ng arrived from Hal
ilax furnishes Liverpool dates TO the 22th ult
brought by steamer America
LiyERpooL., Oct. 21-Bre; dstuiis dull and
provisions quiet.
LONDON, 2lti.-Money market slightly more
stringent.
Consols closed to DAY at 96i96l-S.
The departure Of the steamer Great Eastern
for the United States has been again postponed
This time sine die. She will probably not leave
this year.
The details of the treaty agreed upon by the
Zurich Conference had been published, from
which it al pears to be q mere ampli6cation o
the Villafranca agreement of the Emperors -
The right of the Grand Dukes Of Italy are re
served for the consideration of the Congress o.
powers
Spain was dissatisfied with Morroccos ofIei
Of pacifcation, and war was considered imm
nent.
The Sandman Government had issued de
cree calling TOR a loan Of 100 900 OOOf
The steamer Vanderbilt and City Of Baltimore
from New York and North American iron
Quebec had arrived out.
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EI,nM CnARI.EsrnMN.

CnARLRsrowN, Va, Nov. A.
There has been a marked abatement in the
exc tement here to~day. The town is how>
ever as full OF people as when the excitement
was at its height and strangers are continually
coming and going. Judge Russell and lady,
and Mr.. Hoyt, who first took up Browns de-
tense, lett here this morning for Boston -
Coppes, who was found guilty yesterday has
not received his sentence Shields Green, one
Of the negro prisoners, was put on trial to-Jay
BE is defended by Mr.. Sennett The evidence
is closed, aud the case will be summihed to-
morrow TO the jury.
Copeland is next for trial, on Monday it is
expected that the wounded man, Stevens, will
be brought up.
Ills almost certain that Cook will plead guilty
first submitting a written confession or state
ment Of his connection with Brown. Gov
Willard, of Indiana, his brJtEer.in law, is still
| here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
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Wm. 4. BaeheIOr'S Hair Dye

The 0aiy harmless and reliable Dye kRO0n
The Original aud best In the world
k others are limitations and should bo avoided
,ou Wish 10 escape rdirUle
CRAY, RED oR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to y
beautiful aud natural DrswH Black, without tho least
injury TO Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardsd to VIM A. Bachelor since 1872 and 20 900
applications made to the Hair Of his patrons s
his famous Dyes
WAI A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces a color
not bo distinguished from nature, aud is wARRANTEn
HOt to iaurs in tho least however long be continued
the IN effect of Bad Dyes romedied the Hair nvigOr
ated for life hy This SDlendid Dye.
Made, sold applied In private TOOms At the VIA
EHotOry, No. Efl broadway, N Y.
Sold in all cities aud Of the United States By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods uealess
Ty@ The crnuiup has tha and address upon a
plate engraving on four sides of each Box OF
WM. a. BATCHELOR,
ianI1 No 239 Broadway N. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

TRooFs FOR KANsAs.-A special train OF four
teen cars passed through here yesterday with a
company Of Light Artillery from Now York TO
Fort Leavenworth. The company, which col sis.
ted Of AZ men, was Co. I, Of Light Artillery from
Fort Adams, under the command of Lieut. Beck
with, Commander Magruder being abstut on fur
lough, On board the train there were the four
guns and carriages and 40 horses belonging to the
company. They are contracted through from
New York to Leavenwurlh in four days. From
here they wentto Gallon and indianapolis.
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JMst Published,
SECOND EDITION. REVISED AND IMRRov. ED
TIL Il G. A M NJ. AR
-oF-
ENGLISH GRA M M AIRS,
BY GoOLD BRowN.
WITH PoRTRAIr or the AUTHOR.
one Vol. large svo;--I07O pages.
TESTIMONIALS,
FROM NOTICES OF THE PRESS, a,


"We Rrahed learn That freat sprkk m English
Grpmmar, uf our fn9w wcttiEBn Guuld Bfpwn 10 eVay-
whore received with the ughugt apurahniiou ETuin0
scholars suaaci0us sud disseminating cFiiics be ie4o
professors srmna y leafnun unto ~
pOuouucing the work profound. complete and smlneutl
~ tho arnutnnr "a ~, ~. iage
Ihe Lynn News, May %, 1852.
- 'esaTd u the most valuable Of all the ~ rks
tho sub iGt Il treats. ltis cyeouIt feuOsii-
ing rich II assures nf historical ell ks adgo 10
Is, throughout. eminopy puctiral h. its chnra oor No
teacher ui English ommmlT toud fail to PR eony
of his mastsIy wprk"J. n, kCHEOEDR Pee OF Of 81
AIMS Hall, b. oklyn.
"Thes esnth0r hF rToduoed ork which must exert
materni nh uehoe 10 fystf aAinE he laws nsFiW
lufng he primo pies h uhguagB ~
y reject honor upon himseh and ri uun the Cd unlfy
II q learned whh9lt beil pfdahu ditcrninaiing with
on bolng hypercfical cOpiluS ,hOn hbhg pT0lx art
independent without hs,pg pfesu ,p,uous y. Coz rle
tnd EtQuireT, Jan. 10, lsAl
"'The GrammsT = Enelisb oramn,arp' hiss all ihs 80
HeIs teeuIsy ol She ,ha institutes llho authors ~ =
sqk = 80 telahhebo en- ramplo Tie sanis do0tfine
hfe helen amfms9 eg r0piOusy illustrated. lndooe
& sie e2s ~ " h K i alton. and "a h.ppY n
~ ern s on eo ny ~ 1 " term grt alair. "a %
- ou. ~ u ritCusy WIOuH nt ~ tlhl " Nvn
os 20 ihstssns e'ak lor Iesdins BY rons not oonye
fl Nv, nhn .t IA ACouesPodenf q the heN fui'
Es Enss 81 A SoF' .aleH ana coRBEco.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

Horse RAILROADS AT the last Council per
mission was granted the East Cleveland Horse
Railroad Company to build their road through
Prospect and Euclid streets aud we understand the
work will be commenced forthwith
And speaking of borse railroads we learn that
the horse railroads Of Boston, the same as our
passenger roads, employ l67 cars, 1875 horses,
carrying an average of 35,l75 passengers daily,
and the receipts for the year amount to S75OOOO
or about So 600 per day. Tue Traveller says the
increase Of business upon these roads astonishel
those most interested in their success
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
FROM BALTISIORE.

BALTIMORE, NOV. a.
The CUngre sonal delegation from The State
will be as follows list district, James A. Stew
art Dem. % district, Edwin II. Webster, ANN
81 district, j. Morrison Harris, ANN. 4th dis
trct, II. Winter Davis ANN. 5th--Jacob NJ
kuuke, Dem 6th-Geo. W Hughes, Dem The
political complexion will be the same as in last
Congress-ihree Democrats and three Americans
The Democrats will have a mai j,rity in both
branches Of the Legislature 25 Americans ana
40 Democratic are elected to the House, and 6
Americans and l3 d i mocras to the Senate. One
district is yet to be heard from.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
FnOAI DALTIMORB,

BALTIMORE, Nov A.
The funeral of Mr A. b. KYLE who was
murdered at tho l5th Ward poll on election
day, took place from the residence of his faith
er in s. Hanover It. ut noon to day. There
was an immense throing to view the body,
and the remains were followed to the grave 10y
members of the Reform Ass, and citizens en-
braciuE merchants, dc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

THosE CoLoRED CnLDREN.-We arc Ing
formed that Mr.. oOnnOr, the father of the solored
children who are in Mr. Ed.ck's hands, has ap.
piled for writ Of habeas corpus to enable him to
get possession Of them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

PLUHBiNG.-For oil descriptions Of plumbing
work aud water fixtures, there Is no better place
in the city than that Of B. p Bower, successor to
]. b. Barnes Co, Atwater Block Mr.. Bower is
prepared with choice aud well selected stock,
good wOrkmen and plenty Of them TO pronsptly
aud punctually execute all orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of our ou-
zena are their own adYerlismenA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

THE OPERA The Parodi t. oupe viii give an
operate performance to night at the Academy Of
Music, Bank street. To hear the magnificent
voices Of signoras ParOdi and Alamo, the rich
baritone of Gnone, aud tenor of sbriglia, is well
worth the price of the admission 1t is not often,
nor will not be, that the people of Cleveland have
such an opportunity to hear first class opera, and
We would Iecomm end them by all means to i'm
prove it,
To hear the wonderful voice of Parodi is alone
great treat Iu addition her acting is exceedingly
fine. In the character of the Gypsey, she reminds
one very much of Charlotte Cushman's Meg Mer
rifles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

NEW TREArHEET.-Dr. Gbson'S new application
Of electricity is the most Efficient remedy ever Of
fered to the citizens Of Cleveland for tho cure Of
those Of dyspepsia and liver plant which
srs never benefited by medicine. Try it and you
will be convinced.
See his advertisement In another column head.
cd "Dospondeney and Insanity"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

TRINITY CHURoH.-The Rev. Thomas A..
starkey has accepted the invitation to become the
Rector, and willpreach in Trinity Church on Sun.
day, Nov. 9th, at 10 l-2 o'clock A. NJ, and 7 o.
clock z NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
Yesterday Afternoons Report.

LEvESwoRrH, X. T., Nov 4.
The Overland Express from Denver City,
with dates to the 29th ult arrived here last
night bringing $1,000 in dust on consignment
and S24,OU0 ia the hands Of passengers.
The weather continued unusually favorable
in the mines
An election had been held for officers under
the Provisional Government. The result was
not definitely known but so far as ascertained
Steel had a majority for Co ernor.
Efforts were being made to induce the peo
pie to participate in an election for delegate
from Kansas which takes place on the inst.
The project is opposed by the local papers
which argues in favor Of non Intervention 10
Kansas Oifairs, having but recently elected a
delegate Of their own, who is expected to urge
sn immediate organization Of the Territory ol
JefIersun
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
sATtRpAY monNiNe, NoY 5, $50.
TRAvELEB's ltEsIsTEH.
NEW ADYERTIsEnRNrs

Sherwood oakley-Great Bsrgbins
Hawks Bro.--New Books and Periodicals
J. At Hower-Clovor Seed, &c.
o Gutter & Son--Aucton Sale
Pel,on 4 Breed--For DunLirk.
S Bauie-Coal OIL snd Lamps.
Parker Pillsbuy-Bus Notice.
Rev. Mr.. Whites Lc ctuTe- Bus Notice.
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pLAIN ANp oRNAMENTAL PRIN1INa.

TLAIN AND OHNAMENIAL FHINIINU.
CV Plan and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Priltn Establishment Of the LEADpR ofce
the latest improved and spd Steam Presses in the
best style short notice. aud reasonable Par.
toular attention paid to Blank Work Every description
o. Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledges JouAa
Sales Books Receiving Huolt Nc SC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

Sr. LouIs, Nov. 4,
A block consisting OF about twenty-five
wooden lenements on Green street, between 5th
and 9th streets, known as the Robbers Roost, u
composed of notorious Irish doggeries and dis
reputable dance houses, were burned last night
Eoss probably 8 5 600
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

Italy AT THE MELODEoN The Grand Mir
ror OF Italy is attracting much attention aud is
being visited by our most intelligent citizens. A
large audience was present last night
Notwi.h .hsanding our anticipations from the
high opinion Of the panorama expressed by the
press elsewhere, we must say we were most agree
ably surprised. Nothing could exceed the enthu-
siasm Of the audience, the several highly inter.
esting scenes Of the programme were introduced.
Almost every object Of interest, even the minutest
was explained and admirably treated by Mr..
Felch, whose courtesies aud manner Of address
seemed to give the most apparent satisfaction to
the audience.
This afternoon at o'clock the public scbuo
are 10 pay the Mirror a visit and the children will
be admitted for only ents, while the ladies arc
to be charged only II cents very low for such =
magnificent entertainment The Mirror is to bC
open for q few evenings longer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
PRoM NEM ORIFANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. A.
The fire in the 4th district last evening de-
stroyed GO dwellings. Estimated loss nquarter
Of a million.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

MEDICAL GAzETTE.-Ths Cleveland Medical
Gazette, Edited by Gustav G. F. Weber, NJ D.,
aud Aeyne Maynard, NJ. D., has come 10 hand {, 7
November
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

RATCHET oR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs suTpass all.
They are elegant, light, ,,S and durable.
Fitting a charm turniog mp behnd-no shrink ing
the head indeed this is the onl' Establishment where
these things properly understood and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
I,nI7 W PISKE Cleveland Ohio Agent
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NEW BOOKS.
LmW Books!

Law Books!
E0R SALE BY j. B, COBB 4
Il CO
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GREENLEAF ON EVIrENCE.
WALKER ON AMERICAN LAW,
CHliTY's PLEADtNGS.
SWANS TREATISE, FOR JUSTICES OF THE
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SWANS REVISED STATUTES
CHI rTENDEE's DIGEST OF OHIO STATE RE-
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OHIO STATE REPORTS Vol. 7.
HAsH's DIGEST OF ONO REPORTS.
NAsHS PLEADING AND pPACTlCE,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

DR.. BAIRD's LEcTUREs.-Our readers must not
forget the lecture Of Dr. Baird Tonight at Chapns
Hail. upon Turkey aud Greece, it being the second
Of tue conrse These lectures are highly interest.
lug and should be well attended
1t would be an excellent idea if these lectures
could be delivered at High School Hall, at some
convenient hour in the day, for the benefit Of the
pupils, who could not fail OF thus gaining large
amour: of knowledge which viii be SCI viceable 10
them through life.
The inmates ofthe Water Cure have engaged
Dr. Baird TO lecture to them each alternate even
ing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05
NJ. J. DICKERsON,
Late Of the firm Of Amber Dickerson,)
DENTIST

once 253, Superior street, near KsHisiFs Store
Dr. d 8 new suit Of ready, aud he would
bo pleased 10 soc all Of his old patrons ard Others who
nav wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed angs an1 hled exposed capped and
cd also teeth inserted gold silver corate vulcanit,
base or platinum plate, with continuous gum which -
an much used cast mY1
f- We are ftiIlcDd to I'd thaI the renowned Chems
Of New England Doct AVER has ct length turned his at
ten ion to the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community Our section is healthy any other, with
one single exception and that is the Fever and Asuewhich
hauus US on every side But his remedy cure We
should kno must u he made it. Cast out this balou
disease om among and Of the lovoest spots
in the West -tseuiiuel Fairfield, Iowa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

va The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. 5. Matson's and 0lmsteds news depots
At news depots at Weddel and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS are the
ambassadors of health to all nations whether civilized
savage They need ony ii 70 become the only accept
cd remedial agents for all internal and erna disorders
Sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and BY all Druggists at 2sc, 63c and 81 pot or
boN. nuvl:255
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

"BUrFALo JinrAs WoRE--This hoieful chap
has at last snccumbed, and yesterday handled the
shovelupon Superior street with signal ability ~
When brought out 10 the morning and told TO 60
to wolk, be demuued aud evidently intended 20
carry out his slubbornnsss of the DAY before, but
he ilnally concluded under McIlrath's counsel to
make the best Of bis position and go TO work.
lie is one Of the most desperate men 10 The coun'
try. With remarkable agility aud strength, be Is
powerful antagonist and dangerous man to
deal With. On Wednesday as he was being taken
from the Jail, he caught the ball attached to the
chain and hinging il at McIrath, that officer had
narrow escape from DRAINING" When bis
time is out upon the streets he will be apt 10 keep
clear Of Cleveland and is officials,
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FROMRICHAIOND.

RIcHMoND, Va, Nov a.
Gov. Wise offers a reward of $500 each for
the arres! OF the following named fugitive insur.
gents; Owen, Brown, Barclay, COppee Merri-
am and TidJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-05

FARTHER PoiNr-S p NJ.
A snow storm prevails here. The weather is
loggy. There appears to be not the slightest
chance of the arrival Of the steamer North
American to night. She is now due with days
later advces