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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

FAILURE OF THE CONSOLIDATION PRoJEcT.-
The Detroit Advertiser understands that tie
last steamer from England brought advices that
the agreement made between the Great Western
Railroad and Lske Huron Railw = by which
the latter road was to pass into the hands Of
the former under Lease for Esinety-nine years,
has been overTuled by the London Bosnd Of the
Great Western Company
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

TEsr OF STEAM FIRE ENGINEs.-Steam FIRE
Engines are such reliable institutions IN
Cincinnati that the Board of Supervisors are
about to contract for twos new ones OF
The best kind, to be added to the present
department of over half dozen. AT test
trial with view to purchase on Saturday be-
tween the engines built by Shawk and by Lat
ia, the Latta engine was victorious, though the
difference between the workings OF the two en-
gines was but triAing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

CoSv1crED.-Charles Cook, the fast young
man in Cincinnati who with other young asso-
eiates recently killed Kate Bureau, has been
convicted of murder in the second degree,
which gives him life term in the Penitentiary
unless he finally goes acquit through some
trick of the Law and lawyers. Money and talent
will not be spared to accomplish the result
William Setter has been put on trial as acces-
sory to The murder of Kate Bureaa.
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SUIc1DE.-At Covington, Ky, J. n Arnold,
formerly of Paris, KY, but more recently of
Superior, Wis, gentleman of responsibility,
who had met with reverses of fortune, took his
own life at home at noon on Saturday. His
wife was experimenting dinner when the pistol
report reached her ear, and she rushed to the
apartment where her husband was, to find him
a corpse. Herself and eight helpless children
mourn his hapless end.
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LloUON R1or Ar GRErNcAsrLE, ISD.-There
was liquor not At Grsent-Sstle, Ind, on We'd
nesday night. The citizens turned out en- Iaasss
and demolished every liquor shop In he place.
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sonnet on the Bust of Chase.

Artist JONES seems to have given his faithfn
and finished bust of Gov. CHASE everything bu
speech, and this faculty the admirer feels is jus
to be impaired SO very life-like is the expires
sion on the noble eountenance. The following
exquisite sonnet is by the poet PIATT, formerly
of Columbus, now of Louisville, Ky.
SONNET.
A noble soul is breathing from the clay
Created Artist, TO his by thee"
noble soul u noble mans must be-
Nor pretty stampingS Of the HppiausIve Hour
But IL the hush Of ruthN suppOrtu Light.
Upheld IN word, ard dared IN deed the night
Nor sued the many-headed god for power.
Oh beautiful on tue calm lips, content,
Breathes the high presence of a life well spent
A brow that Centuries love. No marble needs
HIS soul thst breathes ltselfln marble deeds;
o be it long, Ohiois truest son,
Before this marble, here, contains that soul alone
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

ANOTHER MURDER IN CINCINNKTI.-Sa turday
night, William Beckley, light mulattO man,
as is charged, shot an Italian named B. Fugacci
dead in the street. Beekley has been arrested,
A woman at the bottom Of the difficulty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

Ice SPoRTs-The Toledoans'have been enjoy
ing rare times on the Maumee. The Blade
saws "the scene on the river this afternoon is
one of the prettiest we ever saw. There are
ladies on skates-ladies on sleds-ladies on ice
boats-and ladies on foot; with men and boys
without number
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DLAID MERINOES, Plaid VaIencii

a Ioya5 a5u '-i-i'i'' III TAYLOR, GRIswoLD co.
LNOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE-A
u FARM OF FIFTY ACRES-In Sandusky county,
on Plank Road Fremont; rlch Sardy loan soil and
timbeexchange for from 10 10 acres near the c
50. 900
PITTSBURGH ST-Two Houses and Lots, G6 feet front
anil 5O0 feet deep to the canal-erchange for farm
MISSOURI I.ANDS-Well Ocated-at S2,5O per acre--to
exchange for Ready made Cothmg also, some good Iowa
Ian Is. - -,
considerable atO exchange for from 10 to 70 acres near
PiTfSBURG ST.-Two Brick Stores and Dwelling, with
lotto exchange for a farm.
CROTON ST.-HOUse and Lotto exchange for farm
$1,000.
LANSING NICH-Four Lots for sale cheap
GARDEN ST-HOuse and Lot: large two story house,
well fuished-tO exchange Tor a farm
GRANGER STREET.--Dne and 4 hall story House and
exchange for farm; would prefer one In the Vlcn
ASHTABULA CO-Near Ashtabula Farm of $50
acres variety excellent sOi large and good build
ings fine orchard; about 30 acres tmber-wll exchange
for from 10 10 20 near he city; $50 per acre
0TrTNAM s. RAULDING COS-Some fine Lands IN
these counties to exchange OF City properly:
IOWA-On the Dubuque AID Pacific railroad, 50 miles
from Dubuque; $40 lent prairie Landwl eX-
change for productiv City property.
CTWENFY ACRES-Near Klnsnan street. and near the
with water running thrOugh-W1ll
xchange for improved CITY properly; $50 per acre
leo ACRES-In Pierce county Wisconsin, near the his
sisspp river rch soil and tmbered-to exchange Tor
a house and lot in the City
WOOD ST.-Ihree twr story houses and lots a good
pruperfy-tO exchange for desirable western lands
LUCAS CO-Sixieen miles from Toledo; 80 acres to
change for a small house and lot in the City.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
nOv2 Real Estate and Insurance Agents
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ianI7
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

nor SALE OR EACHANGE-
IL LAKE STREET NEAR BANk-LaIse two story
HouSe and Iot with Barn House well nnlshed, with wa
Ter gas Gc To exchange for faIm-s6OW
NflWBURGH ROAD miles rom the cliy-tlYe acres
,f I-n,l n exchange fr a small House and Lot-S1OO
MISSOURI IANDS-Well erected, at $50 10 % pei
10 exeange stock of goods, good PianO or palor
furniture. - -. ,,,,oe1rcr H., ..o,-- 1I,,sa
and Int also two small houses totxchange for farm near
the city 5000. .,, -, "a.
FARM Of 60 acres, 40 miles by railrol om the CITY,
ard near dspOt and village to exchange fur cl property
FOURTEEN ACRES-Oa the Detroit Plank Road i've
miles fc1m The city small house, good barn, and some
frnit- 10 exchange for farm CITY Operty-S2ot1
SOME CHOICE LANDS near Dubuque iowa. some some
good property this CITY, centrally loc1ted win some
cash. To exchange for j large and frst-rate farm.
ONE ACRE OF land. with house. barn and fru III miles
bv pank rod from Buffalo, n. to exchange for proper
" il or rear this city-Sl0OO. -, -,
'WO00 IAND-T2 acres one mile from the Eucld De-
not: 10 exchange for House and Lot l. the ety-SO per
1TWENTY-THREE ACRES-54 miles from the.city by
FncIid PLANK Road small house, good barn and orchard
anu ms ' ROUSE & JENNINGS
Real Estate lnsuIanceS Agents,
RlOck.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs-The Press OF
the country has been particularly loud in their praise Of
the Btters Among the many notices offer the follow
ing 10 impartial public:
'Its we'll known fact that do not puff patent med
cines and that but seldom advertise them but Bc-
have's Holland Bitters endorsed in such
mlnner specific the diseases processes to cure
that only advertise it, but give this favorable no
tice unasked by the proprietor -HaHdsL Zei'En0 T. N
The Argus in speaking OF the late exhlbl-
ton held thai city by the Franklin Institute, says
In noticing medicines always eIree cautious
unless satisfied of the merits Of the article Among those
exhibited is the celebrated Holland Bers This medI-
cine has been extensively introduced into every State inthe
Union and the Canadian Provinces principally within
the last years The exhibition shows testimonials IN
every language known in America among which we notice
from the late Hon. John N Clayton, OF DeaWare
See advertisement in another column
n If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle their devils out it is ours who live in
this waterogged country The miasmatic poison Of our
Swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil in the
blood reveI in the Agues aud Fevers which shake and
scorch us all. Ayers "AGUE CURE" is said to be the
apostle we need of neghbors who have tried
| it confirm the report. t.-JoUrRLl. Plano, III.
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S5 Reward.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
~ execution issued from the Court Il COMMON Pleas of
yah0ga County the suit of John Leonard VS. Lester
A Harmon ct. al, directed, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale Public Auction the door of the
Court House (cerner Of Seneca and Champan srees) in
the City of Cleveland, said unty the 5h ay OF
March, js9 at O'Clock r. M OF said day the following
described lands and tenemens 70 wit: situated in the
range townships in the Connecticut Western
the State Of Ohio and which also the County OF Cow
aboga and is kn the north half of the following de-
bed land Beginning south east corner Of the
Williams and Howard called west of the GENRE Of
the road leading from Omstead Falls Village T. Hoad
leys Mills in COumbia thence along the sourherIv
Inc OF said Williams Howard tract to JO Smiths Isnj
thence norther riy BY line right angles with the uOrh
Jones' thence eastery with line parallel with the norh
line OF said tract TO the centre otho aforesaid road thence
souhery along the centre OF the road the pare ofbe
ginning containing in all twentyfour acrrs and hfy-ve
rods OF land rOre or less and said north half thereof con-
tai twelve and twenty-seven and half ross of
land Also other piece parcel Of land iruate in The
township Of Omstead IN the County Of Cuyahoga and The
State OF Ohio being subot No. in Onsead Falls vii
lage allotment, and Is knUwn the Frisby LotI Also
other piece parcel OF land being feet IN width Of
from the end OF lot No 63 Omsted Fails VILLAGE
allotment, in the County AMI S ate aforesaid
First above described parcel appraised at Sa4o
Second DO DO 60 ...-...-.. SO
D. L. WIGHTAIAN. Sheriff,
ADAMS ClEFIELD, PlH 'sAti'y feS7t628S
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plumbing, etc.
M. PATTINS0E,

H n L 4 " y U n
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No. Park Row, back of Old Court House,
on Square
T MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
4 constantly hand complete assortment Of Copper,
Lead and Iroa Bathing Tubs Marble, PLAIN and Fancy
ChIua Wash Basins, Wafer Closets. common LII & Force
Pruts of the Also, l.. WaefsaeT
Patent Italian stone Fierer and al other 2rc les IN this
ine of business
Having twenty experiences in this branch
II mechanism and most Of the last
he principal houses in town, fee confident or givng en-
ati ,faetion 10 all who may favor With patron
H
Hydrsnts. Tubs, Closets and BASINS lifted W ia he
Attest and most approved sfyie
Orders in the city anil country promptly attended
ioh1ing executed with neatneSs and ilspateh.
feh1s ia
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Attempt to Rob the summit Co Treasdr.

Our informant being himself good Presbyte-
rian we must, in sef-defence, throw the burden
of responsibility upon him.
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PLAIN AND oRNADIENTAL PRINTdiNGi lRISy daseTiu,

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every deSSIlp
me Al the Printing Establishment the Leader once th
he latest improved and most rapiG steam presses e
hest ty s on short notice. and at reasonable rates
..ular ltten.lOu uaid blank work livery uescI
ludiag lone, especially Blank Books LedgeIs' JouhaiS
stes laxs, Receiving Books. Sc-s &C
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9topes, Mt.
Stoves and EnameIed Crates.
w. L. Marvin,
No. 42 South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
site the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL

THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
Il patronage Of his friends and the est Of mankind
during the pas Fall trade, Is determined ~ close ou
his large variety Of COOKING. PAkLOR. Hall. and
OFFICE STOVES and ENAMELED SkAIES al
greatly reduced prices -, -, . .,
His MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES for Hotels and
his Victor COok ing Stoves for private iaies eannotbe
surpassed for peri ctien in operation and IN iue
His Hot Air PsrlOr Heater for Pariors Halls senool
Houses, Churches, Stores, &C made ior Coal
constructed that il either tr stove or
furnace both combined. and therefore Will produce
much heat than any other stoYe in The market Is
neat handsome and dur be and is giving great saiiac
ton to many of best citizens HIS Pearl which is
made oval paTlors burns coke har1 coal with great
and neatness and also gives perfect
The newest and most desirable styles Of ENAMEIED
CRATES on hand at the lowest prices.
He manufactures and keep suopli'd with I'm Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
always hand
Tin Roofing apd all Johbiug done on short notice.
All respectfully solicited to call before purchasing
l7-g, 7lTE W, L. MARVIN,
decl6 No. l2 South Side Public Square,
CULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
- STOVE POLISH-the best iu the market; Also
LUDLOW'S InfaIlible Self-Sealing FRUIT CANS. war
ranted to be Air-Tgt for sale cheap at Wholesale
retail. bV W l., MARVIN, No. a Public Square,
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MARRIED,
BcRHAyE,s HOLLAND B1rrERs.-The Press Of

Ian. 10Th in Brunswick Medina Co.. Ohio by the Rev
A r Palmer Mr. W R. SHERMAN and Miss SALLiE
S. BENJAMIN, all of Brunswick.
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Fruits, Nuts, etc.

10 st9Te and or sale loer than they can Be imported o
ian2i:mar1:22O GORDON, McSILLAN& CO
SHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
y command of writ Of vendi exponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County at the SUIT
Of W p FOgg against H A. .Ackley, TO NE directed shall
offer for sale Public Auction the door Of the Court
House. corner of Seneca and Champan streets nthe city
of Gevelnd, in SAID county the 4h day of March l
at O'Clock P OF said day the following descbed real
estate Situate the city Of Cleveiand Cuyahosa
County, and which is also in the state of Ohio and is
known being the nohe y part of ten acre lot No 81 in
Cleveland City, and bounded follows: NOrtherly ny
Eu, lid street westerly by Hudson street southey BY the
northery line of suh-lOt No % Fl. a Ackey al0t
of the southery part Of lot No 81 and eeser BY the
land Of John Blair, containing about acres Of land
Appraised at $4,000.
DL. wIGHTBIIN, Sheriff.
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CHERIFF & SPECIAL MAoTER'

GHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE-Pursuant to the command of a order Of sale
isEUed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga COdn
ty atthe suit OF Charles Stetson against C K Vaughn ct
al directed. shall offer for sale al Public Auction
the door of The Court HOusecOrneT Of Seneca and Cham
plain streets in the City Of Cleveland, said couns
the 4th day of March, 1s59 O'Clock p NJ of said day
the township of Olmstead being No in the fifteenth
Of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN
the state of Ohio and which is also in the County Of Guy
ahoga and known by being r7ct three DIN Omstead
township. and Is bounded follows: commencing at the
south west of land owned by VIM E Castle, and
west bY land owned By John Oueson south by land deed
ed to Horace Van Norman by p smith, and east by land
formerly by MeianctOn Barnett containing 20 0
of land be the less but subject to all
legal highways. J"
Appraised at $40.
DAVID L. WIGHTDIAN,
Sheriff and Special Master CONT
CHARLES STETsoN, PINS Atty fe6ltd229
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuau to the
~ command OF second writ Vend eIponas issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas # Cuvahoga County at the
suit Of Matthias f. Schultz against EiZabeth Brownto
dire ted shall offer for sale al Pubhc Auction al he
door OF the Court House coner of Seneca and Champaln
stTeets) in " of Cleveland said county, the 4
day OF March, 1859 O'Clock P M OF SAID day, the fol
lowing described lands aud tenements TO wit itnate IN
the City of Cleveland Cuyahoga County and STATE OF Oh1
and known parts Of lots Nos and SO in the original
plat of the village Of Cleveland havHg Is front
the easter line of Middle street its sOuhery line bong
IS 2feet length parallel with Huron street 10 feet
norhery theIefrom. and bounded by aley ten feet
widthlts northery line being parallel therewh 70 feet
length, to an alley"
Appraised ar 81, 800.
. D. L WIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
JNo. ". HEIsLEY. Plf IS Atty. febItd22O
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Boots an0 Gbots.
6fntraI Notifies.
Gn-PartnArshin Notice.
Five Dollars Reward.


tofore existing under the firm of Palmer Ksiih,
dissolved rhe hrst daT Of Ami, ls5s.
Mr. J. " KEITH Is authorized 70 the name Of The
firm In liouidIiiOu W II PALMER
Cleveland Ian S 1853 iane 3aH3w2I3
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Notice.

Q 900 lbs PRIME SEED LEAF
OsOOO TOBACCO. this day received ard for ale
bV febI W. MELHfNCH.
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for Sale or Rms
F0R SAL
Store for Rent.
HALL FOR RENT.

Vie OIUhE NUW OUVUPlEU
l. by 6. B. MURPHY s CO., corner Of Superior and
Vineyard sfs; also chambers building and two
chambers Cutter Sons Auction Store, Bank
INQUIRE Of o. CUTTER ian223Wins2lT
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FOR SALE.

TTiHE SPACIOUS AND PLEAS
u ANT HALL. also second fOor . feet By 20,
in he buildings Ontario street. are for rent Apply
at No 15G Ontario stleet- jansRs
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THE GRovRR 8 BAKER STITCH

should be said that in some fabrics this stitch locks
the middei but that the liability TO break is the
, 1859-07-09
Financial am Commercial.
MONETARY.
XtrAAf EYHfrn Jul

4anAr EvExtse. July q.
Eastern Ezehangs Ia good supply and rates
still tend downward, with sales at et@ 3 cant
prem. Discounts easy.
C1sc1xSAu-ScARcrrr 0. CrRasxc1.-
Gasette Of this morning aass:
Preparations making in thciuterior, and ut the
West for moving the new crops, ntiract currency
from the commercial ccnters. The impression
prevails that farmers will sell early aud freely,
and merchants arc governing themselves aceor-
DINGHY. This promises TO cause heavy demand
for currency usual ut this period Of the senson,
and while the banks Of issue are supplying the
vacuum, matters may he close, but th,s state Of
>things cannot be Of long duration, as the banks
Of Ohio, Kentucky aud 1ndiana are in u condi-
ton to expand largely aud safely, If bills based
upon 2roduce shipmcnts arc offered, and the
latter will be in good supply If c.ops move at
all; for produce will not be purchased to any
extent Ut the West, with wiev to hold on
speculation. This experiment has been tried
to the satisfaction Of operators, and as there is
now no short crop busis to work upon, it is
not likely that the channels Of trade will be
blocked, during the summer at least, by any
movements looking to the boarding Of bread
stuffH.
, 1859-07-09
The British Corn Trade.

The stormy opening Of the past week has
been succeeded by sunshine and drying winds,
which haEe been very favorable to the progress
OF hay making. A considerable quantity of hay
has been carried, though the earliest cut pieces
have lost color By the heary rains. Some of
tue fields OF Wheat which were laid hare par
italy recovered. and the growing crops hare
been caring fast, the whole appearance cou,in-
uing good. Still, the Wheat is not expected 10
be 10 heavy as last year. In Fruncc,
also, the weather has taken up, and the
apprehensions hare been lessened. Eu-
rope generally is promising; and from
Canada and the United states, accounts arc
From Southern Russia, however, there were
fears from the prevalence Of drouth, which has
made fodder scarce. aud given sotnr tone to
prices Tic country markets, Influenced by
large foreign arrivals aud the weather, laye
again BEEN excessively dull, and another aver
age reduction Of ss per qr in the price Of wheat
has to be voted. This continuous decline lius
now brought the rates to within 3s per ar. 81
the low quotations which obtained about two
mcnths ago. though unapparcnt in the weekly
averages. Should the weather be forcing in the
present dull state Of ttade, sEe 1nAy descend to
the lowest point But rs the relative position
Of markets is 80 entirely changed, that foreign
quotations hare become too high for shipment
here, the imports may be expected to decline
the war be extended in Europe, the depression
would be speedily recovered. On the continent
though markets hare slackencd and prices hare
rather given way, there has been no serious de.
cline. At New York the best white wheat il
ST stu worth eGs Sd per qr.; some fine new from
st: Louis has appeared, and sold at u fancy
price.
The arrivals off the coast hive been ten since
the 10th. consisting Of Spring Corn and Maize
aud the business transacted was as follows, yiz
only three cargoes Of Indian Corn-two ut eSs
and one ut e9s Sd per Or, and one cargo Of lhra
LA barley at e6s per qr.
The sales noted last week were 7,103 qrs
Wheat ut SIS i'd, against 94,0l1 qrs. in 1858
The London averages we're Sis i'd On e,053 qrs
The arrivals into The principal ports Of Grca'
Britaln for the week ending Still Of June, i1
Wheat and Flour, were lGl ,494 qrs. The tota
imports into the Kingdom for the month Of May
Flour.