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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

A GERMAN, NAMED REISHART, is now in the
city prison insane, having been arrested on
Monday night, on Pittsburgh street. This man left
wife aud thrco children some two months ago
u Germany, to visit brother who lived in Kenton
Hardin Co. While on the passage, depression Of
spirits, homesickness, some other cause, render.
cd him insane, and in that condition he landed in
New York In the meantime, his brother IN
Kenton had been taken sick and died, leaving a.
farm and some other property to the brother who
was then on his way from the "faderlnnd." This
property was left in charge of Mr.. George Eecar
us as agent. Ho watched and waited for the
coming brother but Roinhart had left New York
with his mind disordered, and as bo had some
money, II is supposed he travelled over great part
Of the country in bis search for Kenton. Al
! length he got % the cars at Shelby, and got to
Kenton, where Mr.. Eccarius took charge Of him,
tending and watching him. lie secured to the
living brother the property Of tho dead, and
started to take him back to New York, that ho
might send him homo to bis family to be cared
! for, via tho Bremen line Of steamers. They
reached Cleveland, but here Reinhert got away
! from his companion, and could not be found. Mr..
Ecoarus hunted for him here and in all places
about, but without success, aud finally returned
home. On Monday night the insane man whI
found travelling about on Pittsburgh st., and was
taken to the watoh'house. Mr.. Ecearius has been
written to-, and will probably arrive in town TO.
day to take Reinhart to New York. The mEn ia
not violent at all, but on the contrary lies quiet
and almost mohonless In the cells. 1t is sad
case.
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THE CONDITION OF THE CRY The streets of
the city are at this present timo very clean and
dry. Dr. Marseies, the Health officer, attends
vigorously to his duties and but few pools of stag
nunt water of filthy flops can be found in riding
or walking about the city. And is noticed that
the worst places are not always to be found among
the poorest classes. For example, in riding with
the Health Officer vest, .day, found ali the al
leys and streets and yards, with the exception Of
two, eust Of Erie street and between Superior and
Lake, to be dry and clean, whilo a little farther
"jown town" an unhealthy mass of refuse matter
was found in the rear of prominent residenoes.-
Constant watchfnlness and care is necessary tC
prevent sickness from the neglected places.
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Steamer Departures

For DErRorr-steamer May Queen Cap. E. r. viaRR
at O'Clock p NJ
Fox BUFFLo-Steamboat Western Metropolis Capt
W PEAsE, at 9o'cock p NJ
FOR ToIEDo-Steumboat Arctic, Capt. Henry Fish at
o'clg ck A. NJ
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1sS3- DR.. TUBS may be consulted at his Room,
American Hotel, Friday and Saturday Of this
week. Read his advertisement in another column
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

9aS- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Omsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, aud
at Quinlau's, IT'S Ontario Street
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New YoRk, Aug. H.
The steamship Persia sailed for Liverpool this
afternoon and carried ont nearly $S,O0O,OOO in
specie,
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THE EXCURSION TOMORROW The excursion
on the lake tomorrow in the good steamer Ocean,
commanded by Capt. Evans. for the benefit Of tha
Orphan Asylum, will be an occasion of highest
enjoyment to all who can leave business or house.
hold cares to attend Capt, Pierce has made al
necessary arrangements for the comfort and pleas
urc OF the participants, aud should the weather
prove fair, the number joining this peaceful an
worthy expedition will be very large. Leland,
Band will be on board in full force The company
will be scrupulOusly select
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mers advertisement on this subject to be fou nd in
another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

Police ITEMs.-Rudolph Myers, Martin Mer-
kel, Daniel Berger, and Casper Miller were yester
day arrested for assault and battery upon John G.
Fuss which conduct very naturally raised a fuss
in The neighborhocd. They will be examined this
morning.
Michael Ryan was arrested for assault upon Al
pheus Quintrell.
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ny TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Teienrnph,
ofFichi WARiNuH utOCk, CORNER OF utNE AMI
Hr. CIhfn nruUFTH
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~ For City News sec first page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, SCI
fourth mage.
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THE STATE AETI-SLAyERY SOCIETY. 90 We
neglected TO notice yesterday morning large
mc citing held by the lecturers of the Ohio S A. S,
Society, at Forest City Hall, on Monday evening.
The meeting was one of monthly series which
the Executive Board Of the Society resolved to
hold in this city for the promotion Of the objects of
the society, namely, the repeal Of all laws in this
State based on distinctions of color.
The principal speaker Of the occasion was NJ
Langston, Esq Of Obcrin liz made a most logi
cal, eloquent aud effective speech, tue distinguish.
ing element of which was the great earncstness
and socitude Of the speaker He dwelt wi h great
severity on the "black laws" passed by the Demo
cratic Legislature of last winter. The speaker de
nounced the laws as being iuhuman, not only un
Just and barbarous, but in violation Of the COnsti.
ton Of the United States and the State Of Ohio.
The phrase distinct and visible adUiIture Of At
rican blood was particularly criticised as both
uumeaning aud nonsensical il being impossible
that the African blood" should be distinct, or
bseparate, and at the same time an admiXture, a
mixture Of other blood:
collection of twelve or fifteen dollars was ia.
ken to aid in circulating the following
To the Honorable the General Assembly of tho
Slate Of OhiO:-
| We, your petitioners citizens Of the county o
--- and State OF Ohio, do most earnestly, but
respectfully, petition your honorable body to enact
a law, which shall tiAiy protect every nhabtani
of this State in his nalIenabe right {" Liberty
and which shall eBectualiy abolish kidnapping aud
man stealing on the sol OF the State Of Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

REGATTA At SANDUsEY.-T The Sandusky Reg
ister says that committee Of energetic gentle
men Of that place are engaged in arranging the
prslminarios Of a contemplated regatta to come
of in the Bay on the 9th Of September as kind
Of prelude 90 the celebration Of tho 10th at Put,
in-bay. The list will be open to all the yachts on
the Lake and the prizes will be sufficiently liberal
to prove an inducement to owners Of yachts to 90
there aud enter their crafts for the race. SaDdus
ky Bay is an admirable place for a regatta. The
splendid affair, and from the character Of the men
who have taken the contemplated one in hand the
Register says
owe can safely say thatif It do not prove equal,
ly successful it will not be for the that the
/ pTciminaries are not properly arranged
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IDYLS OE THE KING

tIennysOus now foeu 100
Paris or FhEgOt Gi French sticks, BY hr H. Head elO
Memoirs pi Vdocq' written by himself 81 ?,
HuukuT's Magazine for August bu
Cryon Tor August .. ......., ...-... .26C
Adam Bsde ts new suuplS 81 %.
All The Year Round, No "A, HaTpUrs Weekly Frank Los
r's Hume Journal the New Nnk Ledger with new stU
y hy Ms southwouh, and several other New York aud
Bustuu literary paptU for tho current week Yankee No,
HAWKS i BEO.
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Last Nights Report.
BALLOON ASCENSION.
Tp.vprrp Ind Aur
PROM NEW YORK.

LAFANEITHi lnu.i aug. H.
Prof. Jno. Wise ascended from here at two o.
clock Destination East.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

EYE AND EAR TREATMENT.-Dr. Won Moschzis
ker, who has lately come into the city for the
treatment of deafness and blindness, is one OF the
most renowned and successful practitioners Of the
age. He has a large number of testimonials from
persons well known and CT undoubted sincerity.
He has a number Of curious instruments Of his own
invention for the more perfect performance of his
operations, among which is an "ear yoporizer,'
an instrument constructed Of glass and silver, made
to fit into the ear, attached to which is lamp by
which various medcated vapors may be introduced
and applied according to the nature Of the disease,
producing very beneficial action.
A similar instrument for some diseases Of the
eye is employed by the Doctor. No one suffering
from deafness or partial blindness should lose this
opportunity for consultation with him. Very
many cases supposed incurablo have been relieved
by his judicious and scientific treatment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

From LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer North
Star arrived down yesterday morning from Lake
Superior, bringing $50 passengers and good load
of freight, The following M memoranda We obtain
from the officers
Left Superior City at 5 A. NJ. Saturdays reach.
cd Bayfield, at II A. NJ. and La Pointe at noen
left La Ponte at P. NJ; reached Ontonagon at
p. NJ, and entered the harbor for the first time
left at p. NJ, and reached Eagle River at mid.
night left at one A. NJ. Sunday. Saw schooners
Vermont and L. G. Roberts off Porcupine Noun
tains met schooner Lamplighter this side Of Ea-
go Riverj reached Eagle Harbor at 1880, and
Copper Harbor at A, NJ. AT the latter place were
schooner Yorktown and brig Canopusj at Mar
quette were schooners Star of the North, Mary NJ,
Scott, I win Brothers, Ironsides, j. 7. Bronson
Echo, Sarah Hubbard, Australia, Carrinton, Twin
Sisters, Cape Horn, John Weedeu, Fortnight, EX'
change, Consuelo, NJ. b, Hall, and Chippewa
barques Dc Soto and John Sweeney propelle
Manhattan and yacht Dream met steamers Ill,
nois 0nd Northern Light about twenty miles tbi
side of Grand Island met barque American Re
public and schooner Presto below the Saultj me
Lady Elgin below Churches passed the schoone
A, Bradley in Mud Lake, bound down. The I
S. steamer MichigGn was at anchor at Macinac.
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TOUCHING AFFLIcr1oN.-The Buffalo Republic
relates the following instance Of sensiblty on the
part Of a boarding school Miss;
young lady living not over dozen leagues
from Buffalo, when at hone, but being educated
at a fashionable seminary east OF us, last week re
ceved letter from her mother with the usual
marks Of mourning upon it-back edged aud
scaled with black, She was almost overcome, aud
tainted twice before she could summon courage to
attempt to dispel the fearful suspense that was
broOdiug over her Finally she opened Il, aud
therein written was the information that her broth
era young man of about eighteen bad died sud
denly from an attack OF cholera mUrbus-she sank
down in a food Of tears, while hertair companions
grouped around, sadly endeavored to console her,
but in vain "Poor fellow" said she, with sue
cession of sObs, my brother-my dear and bess'd
brother OH" said she, for the FIRST time raising
her head since the sad news arryed-adurcs 'ing
the weeping and sympathzing girls around her
" TO think how uutOrtuuate-dRd hiS merSchlam
just beginning to color so beautifully ~ There
was no consolation for such poignant wo as this,
and the girls lett ber alone TO her sobs aud The
tender recollection of her dear and only brother,
and his scarcely tintCd tobacco mcrschaum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

Cosmopolitan ART AssooIATIoN.-Th books
now open for subscriptions to the Cosmopolitan
Art Association for the coming year, OF the ad'
vantages of becoming member Of this Assooib-
tion we have previously spoken Among the pri.
zcs to be gratutously distributed to members in
January next, is the original painting of "The
Village Blacksmith" by Herring, Of London
This picture is now on exhibition at Ossian e.
Dodgo's. The horse especially stands out from
the canvass like bas relief and the entire picture
shows great artistic power in the painting. This
| picture is valued at $1,000. Somebody will! be
! fortunate enough TO draw II.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

t,5- We take pleasure in informing the public
that Il. Runni IT'S Superior St., has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice a Arge variety Of the newest and most faah-
onable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also full assortment Of cAildrens goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles
soft hats which deserve especial attention Mr.
Runl assures us that il will be his aim TO sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
us worthy of their patronage
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
rnURsDAY MoRNrNG, AuG.is, 1859


~ Citizens wishing conveyance TO ether the above
Trains OF Boats be called for by the Coaches
Omnibus Line by leaving their address The Omnibus Of
ice 81 Superior street door neHtta Weddell House
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sPECIAL NOTICE

Tho Committee Of Auugemeuts regret 10 announco that
tr RruadE leading 10 Berua have refused extend the
usual courtesy earring passengs a. hall lia 70 this
Convection We hope hOA ever al this vii. not seri-
Ousy interfere with fWo attendance, us most ui the
friends reach Borua by private conuaHcs by tnt
early start. auElU,wlt Ad4t:24t
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ORPHAN ASYLUM ExcuRsIoN.-The steamboat
Ocean, Capt Evans, will give grand excursion
on Friday, August 18th, for the benefit Of the
Cleveland Orphan Asylum. Tho steamer will
leave the Michigan Central Railroad dock at p.
NJ, and return about p. NJ Tickets so cents
Children half price, Lelands Band will be on
board. augl7 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

Do THE Flies TROUBLE You Go to Fogg,
Ellsworth & Co., and get one of Gilberrs patent
Fly Traps. Thoy arc very curious and ingeni,
GUS ooutrvance, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of flies. By all means call
and examine the machine. You will also find there
wire covers Of all sizes, from Is cts upwards.
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A TrDIpERANCE MERTTNG

" 10 he held IN Cleveland the evening Of tho Nth, 20
which friends from the eastern part OF the county are cor
diuly invited.
Tho various Temperance Organizations Of the city are
makug urrangemen'6 tu furnish bed nj board 90 ull who
may de,iro be with the secession All most
cord aily invited Bring in your whole families.
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6periul Notices.

~ For Gas Ftfnrci aad Fnhae-.Agpiv
Feyg El1morh COS i05 aHd i0I superior sirssf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-18

~ For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to b. G, Dietz, III Superior st.
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For sale, Mlolcstlr aud Retail. hy WILLIAM FIsKE
No. - superior street Cleveland who will suypt the
Amis g Fgmme' Al the Propnetor'E prices.
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KNowN ErgeoT-When nam on infamma.

HoLLowAY's Pulls AND OGNTMENT.--Fraud
has been work IN endeavorng to impose upon the public
base imitation. The genuine be known by the wa
ter-mark" Holloway, New York aud London" that ap-
pears letters in every leaf Of the drec
tOn book
Sold at the manuiactory, No 30 Maiden Lane, New
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8eiy- See advertisement of Dr. saniords Liver
nvigoratOr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

FERRY BAR ENTERPRlsE.-On examination of
q neatly sealed little packet, banded in on Thurs
day, we were not little surprised at the an
nouncement-" Ferry Bar Hyena." Fanny name,
the reader says, and when be reads the entire
contents in neEt weeks Journal, the observation
will not be regretted. 1t is published at the Of
fee of the Hard Shell Tunnel Company, and be-
ing a little out of shape, we can only describe it
as being Nineteen feet long, all the paper that could
be had. We can make but one extract this week,
the authorship of which could not be mistaken !;
it bears the impress of one who has often con-
trbuted to these columns. Read it:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

NJ. E. CHURCH.-Divine service is now held reg
ularly every Sabbath morning and evening, and
as soon as Rev. Mr.. Miller arrqnges his appoint
meDts ca the river, Sabbath School will be com
inenccd. The parsonage residence at Faggtown,
built in the early part Of the season, through the
eXertion Of Mrs. B. f. Myers, is now occupied by
Minister Miller and family. The building is "a
very neat one, and an ornament to that portion
of town
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

THE CENTRAL RoUTE.-Bad management, and
inattention to business caused the Chorpenning
route to be stopped by creditors The gentlemen
attaching the stock and equpagc have given
Brady & Co. temporary contract, to keep the
route open and stage left on Wednesday morn
ing for Salt Lake. Much ccnsure is bestowed
upon the contractor for not keeping the route
Open.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

RIDICULoUs FATsEHooD.-The Los Angeles
Vlneyard says " the central route is inaccessible
to emigrants.' AS almost the entire immigration
this year came by the central route. we must be-
lcve that they are great set of ounces for pre-
ferring that route, or that the YmeHard editor
must be terribly prone to depart from the truth,
as he must have been aware of tue fact when he
made the statement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

PIXIES PEAK-ERs AnRlvED-lle lenry b. Wisner,
james Cohklng and Hiram Norris, who left Mid
6Ietpwn, N. Y, last April, for Pixies Peak ar
rived at Dutch Flat, Placer county, last week.
rhry. saw no inducemcnt to remain there, and
J"urneyed on Their friends will be glad to hear
they have arrived safely.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

TURNPIKE RoAp.-We learn that active steps
are now being taken for the formation of Joint
stock company, for the purpose of constructing
Turnpike Road from Cloverdale to Wcaverville,
Trinity county. The company is to be composed
OF some Of the most substantial mep. not only OF
Sonoma and Mendocino counties but of Weaver
vile and other sections of the State, and thus
gives ample assurance that if once undertaken,
the work will be put through to completion
Petalumd Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-A few days since Mr..
Mcdonald sold three shares in the Howe & Ware
rage for S2l,000-two shares to S. Clark Jones,
E>q, and one to Ned Williams. The race brings
the waters of East Weaver to Sydney hill, and is
tho most valuable property hercabouts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

IMMENSE FLrME-The numc of Howe q Jones,
on Mckenzie gulcb will be the largest in the
atate, when completed. 1t is s feet wide and | 0
feet high, and the blocks used in the bottom are
a foot thick. At intervals of each 100 feet there
are iron cross bars, intended to strengthen the
work against heavy pressure. Between 500 and
900 feet are already in, and one.thild as much
more 10 be finished before the rains commence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

LOTS OF THEM-On the arrival Of the Atlantic
papers, two hours ahead Of the stage, on We'd
nesday, Greenhood & Newbauer presented us
with stack Of Eastern newspapers periodicals,
picorials etc. They are thanked in proportion
to the amount furnished.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

THE CHURCH HoRN.-The people Of San Juan
in default of a bell, have bought long tin
horn" to call people TO church with. Since it
has been in use revival has taken place, the
people have quit taking their regular =" horns,"
and now give heed to the church horn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

School CENsus.-Jno. Musser, Esq, School
Marshall, gives us tAe following statistics:
Number Of children from to Is, 1913 bows,
&c girls, 81 under 4 years 1876 Z; born in Cali
tornia, 235. The returns show an increase of 81
children over the report Of last year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

SALE OF PRoPERTY.-Maj. Rowland and John
Watson have purchased the mill property of VIM.
Todd, on Weaver creek, for $4,000. They ad-
vertise their business to-day. The attention of
persons wishing lumber is called to it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

THE REGISTRATION LAY.-An act was passed
at the last session Of the Legislature to provide
for the Registration of Marriages Births, p-
yorces and Deaths" The State Registrar has
written TO the Clerk of this county, notifying
him that a true report is expected, according to
the requirements Of the act On application to
the Register prepared by that officer, we find that
most of the marriages solemnzcd during this
year have been properly recorded, while not a
single birth nor death have been entered
In order to place the requirements of the Act
before the public, we would inform citizens that
it is the duty Of any person performing the ccre-
mony Of marriage, to fe notice of the same
with the county Recorder, in regular detail ; in
case Of death is the duty OF the person in charge
of a cemetery, sexton, undertaken, or any person
having charge of such burial, or Coroner if an in
quest is held, to file such notice. When birth
occurs it is made the duty Of parents and heads
of families To file notice of the same, as above
required. \ penalty of not less than ten and not
more than one hundred dollars is fixed Tor neg
lcct to comply with the above requirements, one
half of which goes to the county, and one half to
the person informing Of such neglect. Parents,
heads of families, sections, undertakers, etc. are
notified that the above requirements, to use the
language OF the State Registrar, "will be fully
enforced.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

A MILITARY . Cuss."-From the many tributes
of respect presented Capt. Jno. E. Ager, of Dow
melville, we conclude that he must be favorite
military character. On the 10th inst, the citzens
of Downievlle presented him with pair of
beautiful epaplettes, which the Democrat says
were accepted with sacred promises aud cham
parne.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

County INDEBTEDNEss.-Th county indebted
ness, registered, as ascertained from the Treasu-
rer's books, is as follows: General Fund, $40,
820 2l Hospital Fund, s2,94l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

a YANKEE OPERA SINGER Madame Biscacci
anti, who first appeared in San Francisco in 1851,
is again in that city She was born in the State
of Maine and her father, Sig Ostneli, was
years ago leader Of the orchestra at the fremont
Theatre, Boston
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

WANT REPAMNG.-The bridges between Moss
d Mabie's and Douglas City, are said to need re-
pairing, immediately. As there is much travel
over the road at present, the road supervisor
should look to them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

TAxEs.-The tax on the assessed property of
this county, for the present year, amounts to
Sl8,844 81. Considerable Of that amount will
be delinquent, as usual
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

ing his fume up the creek, and preparing to work
the bed of the old mill dam the coming winter
The ground is very rich there, and will pay hand
tomey, II the report of prospects received is true