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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24

B Thomas D. Elliott, n. G. from New
Bedford, has liberated from bondagoa eoloEed
citizen Of Massachusetts who had unfortunately
visited the District Of Columbia When Mr.
Ell ct first hearS Of bis const't ia Mt, the poor
fellow was incaFceated IN the common jail at
Annapolis On suspk ion that he was properly. /"
costs, 50 Mr. Elliott paid $50 for him, and be
returned 10 Massachusetts, q wiser and 3
fTeer man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24
Hssunn Rslsn.sa On 500 n.,l.

After hunting the Benieia Boy from pillar to
post through even oOantries, the virtuOus 40,
tborities discharged him on bail of $500 to keep
the peace. Sayers bsi1g boxer in his own
ring was not molested. The latest intelligence
not spirilual--iE, that il was considered
certain that the hehl would come of on the
l6th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24
Resd, PoaasF, ana Heed.

The home truths contained IN our New York
letter to day, should be read By every man and
boy in Clsvsland, and be posted in plain view
in every work shop lie suggestions. carried
out. would soon begin to tell in bettsFiug the
prospects and actual condition Of The Forest
CITY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24
Youngstown, April 2s, 1850.

How CIRCUMSTANCES AL1ER CAsEs The
action Of the House upon the admission Of
Kansas illust1stss ibis, as well a. the fact that
sIvsry e sectional and not national. Last
year the South, As BODY voted for The admis-
sion Of Kanssa with slave Constitution this
year, Sc bed p. & rssisis hsr a'missiOn with .
free Constitution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24

urPl.nsaa Ornamental Priutins Of every dsuorpiion
Soao At the Printing Esiablhnsut of The LFADnh oes
ou the sisst ipgoyei uha pia staan Presses n ne
ct yiyis, ~ sh1H aofcs, ana at reasonable Falaa
t.oulsr slisnloa psi to nlsnk Work Ever d'.eiP 20
Of Rniiag Cone especially Blank Books, Lsds'''
sales Books Rsotllinr Bootu ac &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24
Card.

EDITOR LEAbER-DElR EIE see BY your
paper Of the 22d inst, that am represented
as having received a dispatch from Mr. Tod
at Washington, that Mr. DOuglas will not be
nominated. This Is = mistake. have not
received any word from Mr. Tod, concerning
the nomination, vhatsTer. It rs due to Mr
Tod that | should make The correction Of this
error. Truly Yours,
d. n. KnsOH.
v.,n...tnrru Anril qa .Iaan
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24
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four Union. Welcome Gues, &c. for this week
For sale by HAM kS BIO,
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

JOEY GoUGENHEM.- Some time ago, joey
Gougenheim brought suit in the United
States District Court against the bark
Glimpse, asking $4,000 for alleged illtreOt-
ment on a trip from Australia. Judgment
was rendered against her and she appealed
to the U. S. Circuit Court, where, on Satur-
day, the judgment was reversed, and the
sum Of 500 was ordered to be paid her 1t
is stated that she charges as a principal
grievance, that she could get no sugar for
her lines
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

PnouERMANIA.-Pitche thieves are giving
their undivided attention to G street just
now. The thrifty housewives Of that local
ity are in the habit Of depositing pitchers,
at night, somewhere in the neighborhood of
the front door, in anticipation of an early
call from the man who drives the milk cart
Scarcely day passes that We do not hear of
one of these cherished pieces Of croekery be-
iog spirited away. On Monday night, some
miserable seamp-perhaps in return for some
compliment paid hun through the columns ol
the DEMocRAr, in eonnexion with his public
services in the chain gang-carried off oui
uk-pitcher. Said pitcher is about one foot
high, well proportioned, is white, has han
die and spout Any person bringing and
giving into our hands the above pitcher,
shall be delivered over to the police, and
no questions asked
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06
no questions asked

WM. ABBorr.--Call at "a. D street, and
examine Mr.. Abbotts fine stock of goods.
lie has coal oil lamps of every size and shape,
Kerosine, and all kind of oils for burning, or
machinery; camphene, explosive or nom
explosive, as required; burning fluid. tur-
pentine, alehohol &c, dc, all Of which he
is selling at very low rates. He also has
fine stock of cigars, as will be seen by his
advertisement, or, as will more clearly ap-
pear 10y calling at his place and taking a
smnke.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

ANTELOPE REsrAUEANr.-This restaurant
will be opened to morrow, in the same build
ing lately occupied by the Orleans Restau-
rant 1t has been re-arranged and fitted up
with an eye to neatness and convenience.
Messrs Murray and Whipple are experienced
in the business aud will make the Antelope
d first class restaurant
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06
M AR SVILLE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 9th.

COURT OF SESSIONS YEsrERDAY.-People vs.
S. NJ. Gilbreth, accused of malicious mis-
chief Tried, verdict not guilty. The court
adjourned till ten o'clock this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

SCARLET FEvER-We learn from the Mes
senger, that this disease is prevailing to a
considerable extent at La Porte and Gibson
vile, and is principally confined to children.
In the first named place fve or six cases have
been heard of, and a gentleman from Gibson
willie reports that in that place, several chill
dren are suffering from the maladY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

New STAHoNs.-The San Andreas Inde-
pendent says, that six new stations are in
course of erection on the Big Tree Road from
the Big Trees to the summit of the noun
tain. 1t is contemplated during the Summer
and Fall, to multiply stations on this route so
that there will be one every f5e to eight
miles.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

STONES vs. BuLLErs.-Last week at Whis-
key Diggings Sierra county VIM. MeDermot
and Andrew Cook had difficulty, in which
the former fired several pistol shots at the
latter without effect. and was meanwhile se>
yerely pelted with stones by Cook.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

THE Richmond Examiner, Georgia Consti.
tutionalist, Mobile Register, St. Republican.
and other leading Southern journals, con-
demn in unqualified language the action of
the seceders from the Charletion Convention.
1t is openly charged that the object of the
seeession was to precipitate a dissolution of
the Union
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

SILVER IN New HAMPsuIRE. "A lead and
silver mine at Warren, N H., has passed into
tLe hands OF a company of Boston capitalists,
by whom it will be more fully and doubtless
successfully developed. The yield of silver
is about $50 to the ton of ore. The mine viii
employ about one hundred men.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06
The Isurrection in Spain.


The late insurrection in Spain was soon
crushed 1t was a drama of a single act, the
last scene in which was the execution of Gen.
Ortega, the leader of the revolutionists He
was found guilty of high treason, and was
shot at Madrid on the 18th May. 1t may be
interesting to note the causes which led to
fhs i.s.--sstios, si.o -,Hs5 l-g--- tLe ---iu 81
King can overthrow an established law Of
the land.
In l7l3. the Salic law which gives to males
alone n right to the throne, was introduced
into Spain, and recognized In 1918, King
Ferdinand died, leaving two daughters but
no son, and having been persuaded by his
Queen, Christiana, to make a special will,
bequeathing the crown to their Oldest daugh
ter, Isabella, then only an infant-thus doing
away with the Salie law by which Don Car.
los, the Kings brother, was entitled to the
characterization assumed the regency, and
bloody war ensued, in which, through the
support of England, she succeeded in defeat
ing the party of Don Carlos The war being
ended Christiana resigned the regency, Es-
partero taking her place during the minori-
ty Of the young Queen. The late insurrec
tion was gotten up for the purpose of placing
the son of Don Carries on the throne, the lat
ter having died in exile, resigning his claim
to the kingdom to his son. Poor Ortegs
thought that the son of Don Carlos was b,
law entitled to the throne, and in an attemp
to revive that law he perished. Isabella
alone had the power to pardon him. but sh,
refused to exercise the power Ortega may
be call a rebel. All those are termed rebel
who do not succeed ia a movement like his
Had he succeeded, however, he would hay,
been call a successful revolutionist, who haC
succeeded in re-establishing a law of hi
land which the word of King had broken
What, after all, is the differance between re-
beon and revolution? We think that JohI
Wilkes spoke truly when he said in the Brit
ish Parliament, in reply to those who called
the Americans rebels: Rebellion indeed
appears on the back of a flying enemy, bu
revolution flames on the breastplate of tn,
victorious warrior" Success makes revolu-
; tion. and defeat makes rebellion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

PERJuRY.-In the San Francisco Police
Court, Monday, L. b. Joseph, of the firm of
Joseph Brothers, was arraigned on a charge
OF perjury preferred by Col. Andrews. He
Is charged with having sworn falsely as to
the amonnt and value of goods in store.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

Rev. DR.. Ralph LANCER, an eminent New
England Unitarian divine, died at Cambridge
(Mass on the 7th May.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

IHE BIC TREEs.-We learn from the Inde-
pendent that several parties have passed
through San Andreas from Stockton and 9th
er places, en- route to the Big Trees within
the past week. The papers below snsot Of =
number who are preparing for the trip
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

d. D.-A rantankerous admirer of Tom
Sayers was, yesterday, Dragging on sayers
and running down the Benica Boy, while
zigzagging along Maiden Lane, in a very
o5streperousm manner A Jolly Irishman, who
was, at the time, stirring up some mortar on
the side Of the street, got little riled at his
slurs on Heenan, (who is Of Irish parentage)
and let slide shovelrul of mortar into the
face Of the enthusiastic friend of Sayers,
which caused him to bat his right eye, like
gosling in a storm. He offered no fight, but
continued to shout in behalf of the English
Champion, until policeman came along, and
took him of to the Station House.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

THERE will be a festival held at Yolo CITY
on the Fourth of July next. in aid of the
Mount Yernot Fund, to be given by the la
dies Of Yolo county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

JuDGE TANEY.-La Latest advices from the
east, state that Chief Justice Taney was dam
gerously ILL.,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

HAMMraED-We are Informed that man
named FEEDER jumped upon his brother-in-
law. yesterday evening, near the corner of c
and First streets, and mauled him unmerci-
fully The cause was some domestic difficult
ty, the nature of which we did not learn.
The said Jrother-in-law had only been a
short time in the country, having recently
arrived fom the States.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

GAMBtIEs-A number of warrants have
been issued IN Tnolanne county against per.
Eyps fOr gambling
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

InE fouRrH-The people Of St. Louis, in
Sierra county, Will celebrate the Fourth of
July. An grafton will be delivered on the
occasion
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06
CONFECTIONERY
WIN. ABBOTT,
~ ID STREET,

~ ID STREET,
Opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel
INVITES attention to his stock Of FL N E y l.
Il q A ES y. He has on hand ana wlh tecesS Wy
by every Steamer, from his agent in HAVANA 'he y"
lowing brands
FIGAR0-Resaia Britannica
Ell CINTO DE 0RI0N-Regaha de bohoie'i
La Matilda -Regalia Espartero;
Pumariago-Regalia de Londres
Pinar del RiO-Regaia Espartero
Rosalia-Regala de Londres;
La Espanola-Regalia de Londre;
mopolita-Regala de Londrei
Filantropa-Regaia de Londrei
Rio Sella-Regaa Britannica;
Forea-Regalia Esparteroi
La LOteria-Regalia Espartero;
La Sevillano-Regalia Esparseroi
Flor de Oastillo-Regalia Britanicai
La Fab4ola- Regalia Britannica
La Sealtad-Regalia Britannica hna
Pima del RiO--Regalia Espartero;
Cambio por Oro-Regalia Britannica;
La Alhambra-Regala Britannica;
La Flor de Ynclan-Regala Britannica
New York and California made Cigars
German, Swiss and Manila Cigars;
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, all brands A.
Genuine Mersham Pipes, Cigaritos Cards, ,hatehesS"
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ie1 I'm At San Francisco prices.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

PTeHrERs.-A couple Of belligerents were
fined, yesterday by the Recorder for fight
ing One paid s5 and the other was let off
with So 90, two and a half being the size of
his pile. lie expressed great gratitude for
the privilege of retaining his half
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

GUARD FOR THE PoNY ExPREss we under.
stand that negotiations are on foot, between
the agent of the Pony Express Co. and the
Marysville Rifles, the object of which is to
secure the Rifles as an escort and guard for
the Pony on his route between Carson Valley
and Salt Lake The Agent is determined to
spare no expense in keeping the Pony on the
track, and is willing to pay literally for the
protection afforded by a good band of men,
armed and equipped If employed, portion
Of the men will scour the country along the
line Of the route, and the balance will be
camped at the stations of the Company in
order to prevent the horses from being run
oil and to protect the keepers and employees
OF the stations against attacks from the Ind-
ans. We cannot say whether arrangements
VIII be completed with the Marysville Rifles
or not, 6nt this we can say for them-thev
are gallant band of gentlemen, and will do
good service in the field Some of the com
pany we know to be good Indian 6ghters
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

NORTHERN INDTANs,-There are now about
six hundred northern Indians encamped near
Victoria; these, having but little to do, have
taken to giving feasts, this pastime being fol
lowed up the still more savage amusement of
killing each other. Thus far they have not
troubled anybody else in this respect, but the
good folks are by no means satisfied that thev
will not do so, and therefore recommend all
sorts of remedies to prevent such an evil.
However, these red skins come here like
other people, viz; because they can make
money. Numbers of them are EMPLOYED
upon farmes, in stores, as laborers and SER
wants in fact they do half the work here.
Now, II their visits are not required, the only
thing necessary is that white men should not
employ them, and then, getting nothing, they
would soon be glad to leave Vietoria cor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

F BuRNED.-stoekers hotel, in San Rafael
was destroyed by fire, Monday. The inmates
escaped with difficulty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06
DPPInrnlinm


STAVE OF California, County of Yuba ss-I Mar
~ ina Campbeli residing in the city Of Marvsville
in the county of Huba and State of California H.
wife of Joseph L. Campbell Of sad city and conntv
Delng desrous 70 avall myself Of the benefit of a GER
tain act of the Legislature of the State Of CaIfonia
entitled ian act to authorize married women To trans
act business in their own name as sole traders oes
ed April 18TH A. D., 1852, do hereby in conpliia-
Herewith, declare before Charles NJ Gnrbam a NJ
tary Public IN ana for said county, that intend from
ana after the date hereof to carry on business IN the
city and county aforesaid, in my own name and 'i M
my own account; and that the said business s tbat
the buying and selling of and the trading nd doali,
IN groceries and provisions in all its branches and %
teht' anu tnat from TINS fourth day Of June A ID
1850, shall be individually responsible in nv - 4
name for all debts contracted by me on s ." n u
my said trade and business. And l further decioro
that the amount which is invested in said hnsip a.
not exceed five thousand dollars. "o''
In witness wher OF, have hereunto set mr., hand
anu anu sea- ts iourth DAY OF June, A. D., 1850 at he
city and county aforesaid. ~ ''''
.. MARTHA CAMPBELL r1.s1
STATE OF California, County Of Yuba ss-ti, IA,
fourth day OF June, A. d, eighteen hundred aud s,t
before me Charles VI. Gorham, Notary Public in a.
for said Nuba county, duly commissio6 n "A 81 ~ - u
personally appeared Martha Campbell. WIFI nf Imor
l. Campbell, personally known to me to be tbe , ia
vidua described in and who executed The fnreaai
Instrument as party thereto; and the said Msts
OampDell having been by me first made aonueintaJ
win ue contents oI said instrument thereafter ac
knowledged to me, on examination, sanaratsl,l -.
from and without the hearing Of her hnsban nd t %
executed the same freely and voluntarily for tbe 80
and purposes therein mentioned, without fear or 80
pusion or undue influence Of her husband ana Tn.
she uu ho Wish 10 retract the execution of the same
...... In witness whereof, have hereinto sot n,
seal hand and notoria seal this fourth a f ~ ,y ,ny
A'Dp eighteen hundred and sixty
CHAS. NJ. GOfUAM
Jeo o" Notary Public, Yuba county, Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

TESTIMONIALS TO JOIN c. HEEXAN.-Yes,
testimonials to John G. Heenan Didn't he
go all the way to England and fight the most
renowned boxer of the age and wouldn't he
have whipped him, if the bloody Hinglish-
men had given him fair show? Certainly
he would,-at any rate that is the opinion Of
the American people And furthermore,
wasn't the fight an International one, and
Heenan the representative of America ? At
any rate the sporting men of New York
think so, and so do shipmasters and merchants
and professors. At meeting held in New
York on the 7th of May, by the admirers of
Heenan, was Wilkes and Phelan, and Dr.
Max Langenschwartze, Professor of Rhetoric,
and whose erudition is vouched for by Hum
boldt himself Dr. Max made speech sug-
gesting that an American flag be presented to
Heenan. Heenan was his man, and he hoped
that the flag inscribed with Heenau's name
would be the first to enter England, if we
should ever go to war with that country
The meeting didn't vote Heenan the flag ;
perhaps they were not quite so enthusiastic
as the Professor of Rhetoric. But they pass.
ed the following resolutions:
Resolved That an organization be here ef-
fected to raise such II sum of money to be
presented to John c. Heenan. champion of
the world, as shall be a fitting testimonial of
our opinion of his proves, permanent
benefit to him in the future, and gratifying
to his feelings as an honorable and high
minded man.
Re@olped, That the compliments and con
gratulations of this meeting are hereby ex.
tended to John G. Heenan, champion Of the
world, together with the assurance of our
firm belief that he will be ready and able to
uphold the title and give it that dignity with
which it ought to be invested.
Who will say after this that Republics are
ungrateful?
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06
WM. ABBOTT,

"A ID Street,
OPPOSITE ST, NICHOLAS HOTEL,
OFFERS FOR SALE
COAL OIL at $1,25 per gallon;
LARD OIL 1,25
BOILED LINsEED OIL at / ,q5 per gallon;
CHINA oil at 1925 per gallon;
POLAR OIL at T5c per gallon
CAMPHENE at 95c per gallon
TURPENTINE at 95c per gallon
NoN-EXPLosIvE CAMPHENE at !, ,1Oc per Eal. -;
% high-proof ALCBoL at 1IOc per gallon
BURNING FLUID at 1,1Oc per gallon;
Gin 8, 10, Is and 20 gallon cans to sutA
je6 my V-''-(s'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06

CHICAGO CoNvENuoN,-The overland mail
which left st. Louis on the 18th of May, is
now looked for at Fresno 1t win bring news
OF the Chicago Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06
LEAD PIPE.

40 REALS, al sizes, for sale by
aY5-my 99ana o. p rs,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06
Marysvillo Shooting Gallery.

HNHAE undersigned having re-estabIlshed and
4 completely rehtted the well known SHOOTING
GALLERY, near the corner of and Third streets is
now ready to receive the public.
All his arrangements are perfect, and every thing
will be conducted in the most approved style II is
conceded to be one of the best fitted up Galleries in
the state, no expense having been spared to make It
pleasant place Of resort
III III II B Al
attached to the Gallery is superby arranged, and the
LIQUORS Of the choicest kinds.
The undersigned is under obligations for the past
patronage Of his friends and hopes still to deserve
their good will and friendship.
ie5my JE BROPHY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-06
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
nICKoK 5 Co., .,.............. .pRopRIEroR
9ew 4duertisem
Eurekas.
Masonic Notice.

The Regular meeting Of Eureka Engine Co, No ],
will be held THIS "wednesday EVENING at clock
P.J.JOCELYN, Secretary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-09
FOrncy Elected Clerk

As We, in the last nnmler of the
Press and Tribune, led our readers to ex-
pcct, John W. Forncy, of Pennsylvania,
was yesterday elected Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives by decisive vote,
beating Allen, Of Hin Dis, the old Clerk,
whose gross favoritism and marked par.
TALLY during the late contest have met
with their proper reward. We take it
that the Republicans understand that the
power placed in Mr. Forney's hands will
not be used for their disadvantage
II. W. Hoffman, former member of
Congress from Maryland, politically rank,
ed we believe as an American, vas cho-
sen Sergeant at Arms, probably in CON-
pliance with the wishes Of the few mem
bcrs Of that party to whose votes the
Republicans were indebted for the tri,
umph Of their Speaker With both
Hoffman and Forpcy We are content.
Mr.. Phelps, Of No, introduced a
Post Office bill appropiating sl,296, 900
and moved its reference to the Commit.
tee of the whole on the State OF the Tn.
ion, pending which the House adjourn
""'f efo"d"y - rncaJo Press, itn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-09

TOBACCO Rev. Dr. Halves, 0; Hart.
ford Conn has racept:v nre.ci,~A q
strong sermon against the use Of tobacco,
which produces quite a sensation. He
exhibits facts and statistics showing its
destruction Of health and sanity, its de-
moraliziny influence, and its useless CT
pense. 1t costs the p ople ofthe United
States over forty million of dollars annu.
ally-far more than is spent for u pur-
poses Of education. New York City us.
cs up daily $4,000 in cigars, and s., 500
in bread. How Christian could use il,
sell it, or cultivate it, was what he could
not understand. He predicted that the
valley of the Connecticut would be bias
ted by it. and become as barren as the
old tobacco fields Of Virginia aud Mary
land. Will not somebody call the ven
cradle Doctor to account for not 'sPresch'
ing the eospelw Davenport Gasef'e'