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Observation-Disclosures

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

and ward, passed April ~, 1885, To repeal
sections 1, 2, and Of an act TO relieve the
District Courts, and give greater efficiency 10
the Judiciary System Of Ohio, and to revive
the first ten sections Of sn act regulating aP-
peals 70 the District Courts To repeal sections
3, 4, 5 aud Of an act passed March IL, 1853,
TO provide for publishing the laws in newsPa-
pers, &c. A discussion was had as TO the pro
pIiely Of tho early consideration and passage
Of Mr. HarTisOn's military invasion bill. IL
was finally postponed until the tirst Monday in
February, BY vote Of Is 10 IT, The Senate
was in Committee Of the Whole during the
entire afternoon, discussing the bill TO suspend
the Library clause IN the School Law, which
wac iually ordered 10 be engrossed and raAd
the third lime to morrow.
In the House, sundry petitions and memoIi-
ais were presented, and numier OF bills were
read the second time aud ferred; and the fOl-
lowing bi Is were introduced aud read the first
time Relative to Juvenile criminals; Relative
to the sale Of nOslrums; To provide fOI the
collection of claims against water crafts To
regulate the sale and redemption Uf real estate
delinquent for the non payment Of taxes; Fur
ther defining the duties Of sheritfs and coro
ners; Concerning dog,. A number OF resolu-
tiOns were oGrFsl The bill making partial
appropriations for 1860, was amended and Of
dered to be engrossed and read the third time
10 ay,-StGtsSmass, llh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

Speaker Parsons has announced the follow
ing Standing Committees in the House of Rep
resentatives:
Judiciary-Harlan, Robertson, Woods, Col
linps. Vooris, Converse, Vincent
Finance-Vincent, Baldwin, Andrews, Flagg,
Van YOorhis, Burr, Brown.
Claims-RobnsOn, Krum, Chase, Patterson
Welsh, Carter, K II.
Public Works Ceilings, Baldwin, Steele,
Powers, Sc tt of Jefferson, Gamble, Hughes.
Publr Lands-Stedman DevOre, RObb,
Stubbs, Walker, White, Resinger.
Roads and Highways Miller, Hills, Stubs,
Hughes, Gore, Jessup, Carlisle.
Roads and Tumpikes-Kerr, Brrh, Rees OF
Franklin, MOnahan, House, Cory, Ogle, Parr,
Haddow
Common Schools and School Lands-Plants,
Rees of Morrow, Cox. Wright Of Hamilton,
Steele Stiers, Jones
Universities, Colleges and Academies
Blakeslee. Clspp, Trusedale, Moore Rees of
Morrow, Rsisinger, Noble.
Medical Colleges and Sjcieties-Musson,
Scott, of Jefferson, Stout, Squire, Watt, slus-
sOr, Jones of Hamilton.
Agnculture--Krum, Sears, Hitchcock,
Wright of Hamilton, Nigh, Howell, Thompson
of Perry.
Manufactures and Commerce-BurT, ChOOte,
Cory, Schif. Hsmilton, Wright OF WaTen'
Blocker.
Municipal Corporations-Davls, Thompson
of Summit. Andrews, DegOTe, Jones Of Hsmli'
ton, Jones of Seneca, Mcconnell.
Corporations other than MuniciPal-Nigh,
Coover, Tannyhill, Trimble, Winner, Kennedy,
Jones.
Currency-Wripht of Warren, HeTrick, Had
dow, Watt, RObb, White, Winner.
Benevolent lnstitutiOns-Scott Of Warren,
Coz, Rukenbrod, Squire, McCune, Myers, West
colt.
Penitentiary-VOOris, Trimble, Musson, Nc
Cune, Rogers, Howell, Chase.
Library-Clspp, Blakeslee, Pam, AeSeoolerr
Wood, Jacobs, Slusser
Public Buildings-W Walker, Buss, Flaggr
Ohoate, Rees of Franklin, McGayaran, Stlers.
New Counties Thompson Of Summit, Hills,
Miller, Ogle, Mcpherson, Taylor, Shaw.
Retrenchment-Ken Hills, Carlisle, Me
Pherson, Jones of Seneca, House, Blocker.
Salaries and Fees OF Public Oficers-Buss
Davis, McClung, Robinson, Powers, Fellows,
Pearee.
Public Printing-Brown, Scott of Warren,
Rukenbrod, Plants. Snyder, Pearce, Westeott'
Jolly, JessuP.
On Federal RelatiOns-PaTrott, Stedman'
Harlan, Hamilton, HutchesOn, Gamble, Skin
neT.
On Unfinished Business-Welsh, Kerr,
Stout, Carter, McGavran, jacobs, MeSehouler.
On -RukenbrOd, COOver, Choate,
Patterson, Bruff, Myers, Thompson OF Perry
On Militia-Monahan, PaFrott, Wood, Hulche-
son, jolly, Converse, Flagg,
On Revision-Herrick, Woods, McOlug,
Gore, Tannyhill, Noble, Moore.
On Reform School, and the Asylum for Idiots
Hitchcock, Truesdell, Scare Rogers, Van
vooThis AcCOunBl Fellows.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
a. We copy the following from the Paril

~ We copy the following from the Paris
correspondence Of the N. Y. Times
The French Press comment very generally on
the execution Of john Brown, and in tone lit
tie complimentary to American pride. With the
disposition to magnify and to go beyond the
facts, in which they are only following the eX-
ample of the American Press, they declare that
from the execution of this martyr TO great
cause, dates the overthrow either of Slavery or
the American Union. Their wishes are natu-
rally for the abolition OF Slavery and the preser
walton of the Union. But they seem prepared
for great eVerts.
An American citizen was lately notified by
the French military authorities that he must
attend on a certain day at the office Of the Pre-
feet of the department in which he lived, to
draw in the cOnscript.On for seven years mill
tary service. He naturally resisted the demand,
and was arrested and carried before a military
tribunal on the grave charge Of resistance to
aud contempt Of the law. Marshal Aaynau was
present in the Court when the case came up
NJ ROussel a Partisan lawyer, employed ty the
refractory American, commenced his speech
thus;
"Gentlemen you have committed a most
grave error in arresting my client. He is moi
only a citizen, but was born a citizen Of the
Government which Of all others protects with
the most energy and the most jealousy its sub
jects, whether in Europe or elsewhere, whether
they be full or only partial subjects I warn
you also, that of all the legations of the Unit
States in Europe, that OF Paris is the most sen
silive to the rights OF its people"
This appeal had the desired effect. The gen
tleman, who was a Louisiana Creole, was sc
quilted with an apology for the e:rOr-As in fac
| il was.
Prof Mccullough, of Columbia College, New
York, is now here, within wonderful improve
ment in electrical batteries. It thas been shOWI
to many of the scientific men of Paris, and nat
urally ELECTED their surprise and admiration
The subject will soon come before the Academy
| Of Science for examination and discussion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
Lntest Mining In,eIliasucs.

The Denver City correspondent of the Mis-
souri, Democrat under date of December 29lh
writes:
The weather for the week past has been de,
lightful for this season Of the year. Mining has
been actively prosecuted during past weeks in
all parts of the mountains. Tunneling and
sinking shsfts-sOme over one hundred feet
deep-rOlling out the quartz and pay dirt in
large quantities, TO be washed and otherwise
trrned into gold by fine weather-is now being
attended to, and will amply repay hereaiter.-
Hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of clay
pay dirt and rock is now lying in wait for the
dissolution Of their poor and precious elements
through the aid Of the rocker or steam mill
and which pay dirt" will yield Sl5 to the flour
sack full. Mining here now is quite different
from that obtained last season. Mer here now
think nothing of delving TO the depth Of thirty
or forty feet, through solid rock, to strike rich
leads. Those stampedes of last summer had
not the science or peTsevering sense TO delve
over two or three feet before giving the claim
up and christening the prospect as a failure,
stampeding home right away and hallOing hum
bug to every fellow. sage or silly that they
CHANGED TO meet In Nevada Dggiugs there
are some seven or eight large tunnels in work
SONIC OI butb6 luuuGlH sim rum ~ " oO ASG
in the mountain before they get out Of loose
broken up rock, and to the gold bed leads which
| always undeTlie the cap rock, in the shape oi
creVices The mountain miners are in the best
Of spirits.
Gulch mining is pretty well suspended now,
although some industrious fellows still art
working sluices few hours per day, even when
the weather is at zero or farther down. Mr.
Murray fatea out g000 upr week clear of al
expenses. C1uthers & Dumout, Nevada, are
doing also very well King, Clark d Co., sre
making s5 per hour in Spring gulch, with q
Georgia rocker. Russell's gulch, also, they
are making good licks, those few that can wasf
and work, through the aid of log fires. Jacl
Williams d Co on the Grnnell lead, took Ou
dirt, that yeGed $l54 to the ten sacks, (aOul
sacks full and from three sacks they lately tool
$73 Our mines are turning out the richest il
I'll, world. and the recent discoveries on th'
head Of Arkansas and Colorado rivers, and Or
the western slopes, are going to become glOri
Gus places.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

ExILEs FROM SOUTH CARoLINA.-Among
the passengers of the Columbia, which arrived
in this city, from Charleston, on the 5th inst,
were several who were driven out of the state,
on suspicion of entertaining ant-slavery senti-
ments. None of them, as we can learn, have
violated any law Of the state; but the excite
meat is so great there that a bare suspicion Of
entertaining feelings hostile to slavery, is
deemed sufficient ground for expelling men
from the state, however honest or industriOuG
their habits of life The same steamer, on
her next TO last voyage, brought home an eI Po-
lice sergeant of this city, who was notified to
leave the state within a certain time, or be
driven out by force.-N Y. Post.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

HAPPILY SAD.-In the notable debate be-
tween Pryor and Nelson, the former, sOOTching
under the fagellation Of the Tennessee mem
Der, arose TO say that he did not charge him
(NeIson) with Black RepublicAnism. but only
that his conduct and especially his speech
pleased the Republicans. Nelson said: "If
utter union sentiments, and they meet the aP-
plause of the House, / am rejoiced Tor the
honor Of the Republican party that they en-
tertsin such sentiments; true men, true pa
triots, everywhere respond when the Union iS
gIOTi6ed - The essence Of this hit was that
the Democrats side had not resPo nded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
LEGISLATIVE summary.

In the Senate, on yesterday, the following
bills were introduced and read the first time:
To secure the proper and prompt application
of all moneys raised by local taxation to the
specific purpose for which the same were as
scssed and collected; To amend section 10 of
an act concerning the relations of guardian
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

! ~ Neuralgia, Fits, St. Vitu's Dance, Parnly-
sis, spinal complaint, general or local debility, or
nervous PrOstradOn, are cured by DR.. Gibson
new electrical treatment without difficulty.
never fails, and may justly be regarded as sPs
eihe. 0flce No. III Ontario street, few doors
from the Publie Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
FOP Sale.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
% Marble Bioel
For Sale or Exchange.

For Sale or Exchange.
PROSPECT ST. House and lot wsst Of Erie ses viii
the city-SGO0.
A HAN DsOME RESIDENCF-in a large and flourish
ing village rtiruud 81 miles east OF ihis city.
and with a great variety chgire irnl; exchange
fDr ci property or farm IN this state west.
DETROIT ST House and harn and f0ur los exchange
for farm IN this stale Or Hust-
TAVERN STAND-'n a thriving village and on thor.
oug hihrs In MnResUta buildings lsTge aud vel anangt
aoW doing good business 10 e1eh iora stock oI
gu ds or Oih.r property.
SAW AiILL-and Is OF land the Chagrin RIVER
81 M o. lion Chngrn Ftllsi valuable water pOs unl
permanent stone DAN with small dweilns: exchange
10 cry prOpeny-SllO1
miles from this city nj i and mHcaln y
and good OrdeT with dseilinE, Ia l3 laLd
10 sIehangs ioI good iarm within s. miles Of This
city-SD00.
WESTERN LANDS-Some very scOl in Indiana, Illinois
Iowa aud Mssouri-t0 exchange for city proySTty OF
good farm.
money ~ exchange Tor city poFerJ CT 5to 10 acres near
s. ACRES-s niles from the city on sood road with
log house frame barn good orchard and "
ber-tO exchange iOr CITY property.
OR .NGE STREEr-HOuse snI lot, 10 exchange ior a
farm.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of lis scras in uliIois 10 mites
from Toilet, \ from raiTusd -comasIsy 1enc q
f.tcsu acres mbrr btarcs pTEing; loo cuhiga-
ted; house and barn nearly new sZO So Is $500
in ham S2o0 10 SCCs ciy property biance IN 10 years
time,
AN EXCEL ENT STEAM SAw-AILL in the cry OF
Osuk h, Wis, the FOX River, Et Of the bes5
maTks iCr lumber IN the west. Mill about year
Oli-machineiy manufactured a. Cuyahosa kurnace-e1-
change for ci pr1pery-
lsl ACRES TIMBER LANp-cn line cf Cleveland and
Toedn ltailrOad-w.li e. change fur y pi1D-rty well
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels. &c, &c
A very large stock, and all warranted OF the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foea, ENsWORTH q Co.'S,
oetl Cor, Superior and Seneca SITS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
Boots an0 Shoes.

uUFTT. .BURGFTT&CO WHOLE
A- SALF DEALERIN BOOTS, SHOEs, AND BRt
CLEVELAND %. -.
u.Rh.I- HuHHI NAaANNt lAA ebAha
Whi7-V69
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Prepare for the Great Political Campaign
Of 1850!
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
NOW Is THB FlMR TO SUBSCRIBE,

THE TRIBUNs-noW than sis hlsen yCarS old and
having quarter Of million subscribers constant
purch dlnuSeJ hTUufh every Stnle and eroTy OF
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earnest champion Liberty Progress, and whaiev-T VIII
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WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE

staud fst and fuTemC in all where Exhibition
had, showing the melts Of different kind And no ds-
cd PEI will dispute tue Justice and prey Of
these dscisOns te OF seven years hand use has
,atished all competent judges that
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SEWING MACHINEH
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By the Committee at hs Fsir of the Ame tn Inst
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s The pnncp Fairs held the past season. proving
beyond doubl that the
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THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
Builders & Arfbitrtts.

BROOKS S. C. & L. W., BUILD
Kris Ais IIanufaetuTers OF DoOrs, Blinds SASH
Brackets and al nds OF SCrolSainE and Gothic work
sttruti m paid 20 Fitting-up Stores Factory
niVisGl-st ne G'saire Blaek. Clsyelana q nale-eN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

- { shilling per week to CITY Subscribers.
'ilA | Five Dollars per year 70 Mall subseriberu.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

TIE woobsoeset Portot q the Tth mat szys-
A. might naturally have been ,xpectef The sHcensu
ftstsva 70 this village rnurssy Of last xeek result
"a u The uost rionus and shameful witnessed
IN Noonsocket Inc pugiste exh bitioo i-sel'
esnce sDc insat 70 every peaceful ren should
havs besn 40 REGARDED and prevented by the authorities
- II has been in instances elsewhere whea IL " a
seeo thai carmen cred o greet the arrival OF prize
ueh'er, evey sood clszen fe that the moral u
The community hsd been outraged and when they
the vast horue OF ru .ufs thai horked
exhibition, they justy feared for the public safety The
finale demonstrated that their fears fou aded
After the crowd had returned -n the place of exhibit
ton they congrfgaie5 IN Peat once square and imbibed
freely IL the Deshbosirg liquor shops Ia OF these
keps b Mr. Aldrch, they got into quarrel and
ncnced dfnoshrg the furr ritare and winfous of the
shop The keerer, fearing the house world be razed 70
The ground, dchsrged gun upon the rssoe which had
the eject 10 drive tbcm from that immediate vicinity
The rovdies being Is fr of fight q liquor
msncsd M sceaneors fcrm IN Poet once square,
fehtIg each other ssssnng pesresbe ciifens severa
q whom we're krocsed dosn creating sctaA riot
brfrg one Of the necss NJ. Newali Paippe stabbed
in tie secomrn, receiving dangerous sound. These
scenes continued upwards of hour. when the on
Gers q the peace arrived and aided ~ the ezens cap
tured several a the rpgeaders siout sAstarce
and finally restored quiet 70 the Some n tne
rioters toox 10 thsr heels and chased o the vii
LACE only four ~ere secured N the lookup.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12


By comparing this with the statement br the
month Of July we fni decrease in circulstoa II
te7473e so, making the total decrease sn'e Feb
ruary last q, ,e7s. .e7o-s decrease in spseie Of
size s1s 50; . decrease In domestic exchange of
te1s ,5es "a; In foreign exchange TO the eftent u
s24s .5i2 So; decrease IN deposits OF t722s52 s.,
and IN increase In discounts Of t5s,ili 3e.
The New Orleans Picoyras Of the an inst.
says
Our market has moved aonx very quietly and traasss
tons f the dy further restricted evey depart
meos o. bnslne~ The banks scounied what Cod pApw
sss offered 70 them without being af oss thss
ffsruou of Their income, and Operations NE ssress
included NJ rnsnd ounts of any class a sgnaturun
Stocks AID bcros continued nat and sales ranspea
Tor the asy IN this description a. sccurties Excnnge
ruled throarhout In favor q buycrs, end tansa sos
were but little better than nominal IN either foreign
doneete. In fsct the only operation fsv ~ dsy ~
claims soecs notice lot of hih nor 80 nlss co
ton, vbch ohsnecs hands II 1osk, and vita modesMs
offerings Of AL ciassss, thu market closed Aagud
The ChicsFo Press and Tribune, under date q
Friday evening, thus notices the exdange aaa
money market cf tba. city
Thr~v was ncder~xe demand fSv Essse~n sxcbSse ~
"a, spd " the early Part Of the day rss~ we-- Hrn.
but lbe short ssprJ q eurreocy tended ocepress -