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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

here will be the centre Of wealth for ages to
clme, whether Cotton OF Hay, is Kiag.
Western Merchants buy close and sparingly.
Good crops are needed here 10 bring matters
up. Merchants say, the people Of the West
have never made money faster than during the
last year All have been practising rigid
econOmy-haVe been saving In economy
they have found wealth" hope the crops
will be abundant this year. and may the fam.
er be blessed in basket and in store From
them comes all our prosperity.
Let me commend TO your readers the MAR
TatiDs Of ths Earl Of Elgin's MiSSiOB 10 China
and Japan in the years 1857, 3 and g by Law
renee Oliphant, Esq, Private Secretary to
Lord Elgin, new York; Harper d Brothers" /"
This is a volume Of rare and entertaining iu-
terest. Mr.. Oliphant has made good use Of
his opportunity as Private Secretary TO his
L1rdship, TO take notes Of tho manners, habits,
customs and characters ofthe "coestials," !" aud
he gives abundance Of evidence that in trade
and "dicker," the Chinese are the equals of
'brOther Jonathan" and far ahead of the luT>
urious. lszs and s'eep-loVing japanese. The
il cideHts Of the War-the assaults of the forts
tho burning Of villages--the tai i e Of Can
ton-the negOcia ms with the Chinese Of
fciRls-their forms and ceremonies-their ag-
ricultuTe-manufactures and fts--missionary
labors-RomAn and Protestant-the visit to
Japan, so full of interest, and 80 beautiful in
description Of country and city, and people,
cannot fail TO please all who desire to know
more of a nation and people on whose Tens
Piles might have been written-''pcRerabls ,oifh
dgs"-long before BritoDs were sold as slaves
in the market places of Rome, or 81. Patrick
had "made any betterments" in Ireland.
Yours truly, A. B.
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LeEisIalIre summary.

Ia the Senate, yesterday, the following bills
were passed Supplementary to Jaries, passed
Feb. 9, 1881; Making appropriations for the
maiutenance and repair of the Public Works,
for the fiscal year ending Nov is, 1860, and
for the quarter ending Feb. Is, 1861; To au-
thorize the incorporated village Of Fremont to
purchase the site Of Fort Stephenson for the
use of said village. The following bills were
introduced; Supplementary to an act further to
regulate the practice of the Supreme and Dis
trlet Courts in this State, passed March 20,
1860; To smend the act for the protection of
Railroads, passed March %, 1910.
In the House, the following bills were nzsssd.
Further to regulate the practice of the Supreme
and District Courts in this State; To amend the
third section Of an act to provide for struck iu-
ries in the District Courts and Courts of Com,
mon Pleas Of Ohio, passed March II, 1853; Fo,
the projection of church property and other
property; To provide for The enlargement of
the Ohio Penilentiary. The House refused TO
pass the bill, to repeal an act entitled ian act
to prevent the running at larre Of swine,'
passed March 2s, 1853 The House refused to
pass the bill, 10 prevent bankers. brokers', and
other persons from receiving or paying out the
notes Of specie paying banks at a less rate than
par The bill, To regulate and limit the com.
Pensatlon OF County Auditors, was postponed
nnili the trst Monday of January next The
oll, 70 more eiieetually protect wool growers
g -las. Aoaa by dogs, was passed. The bill, To
fAuS licenses IN certain cases TO improve the
] 0feea Of horses, was passed - Statesman, 21st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

The intelligence of the death Of Gov. Bissell
produced profound sensation in Chicago The
Ourts adjourned, meetings of the citizens and
military were held, resO 'utions passed, and
arrangements wore made to close the stores
and places of business the day Of the funeral
st Springfield A large number Of citizens and
the military from Chicago attended the funeral,
the services being performed ssthe Governors
residence according to the usage Of the Roman
Catholic Church, in which the family Of the
deceased usually WOrshiPped. Mrs Bissel is a
daughter of the late Elias n Kane, U, s. Sem
ssOr from 1925 to 1897. and a member Of the
Catholic Church. An immense military and
eivis procession escorted the hOnOred dead to
the place appointed for sll living.
The disease which terminated The life Of
Gov Bissell was Inflammation Of the lungs
During the latter years of his life he was
afessed with chronic diarrhe, resulting in a
paralysis Of the lower limbs. The difficulty
was increased by an injury received in jump
ing from a railroad train. During the past
tRO years Gov b was unable to walk without
being supported On either side by attendants
LIEUT.. Gov John Wood, will i'll the Office OI
Governor Of Illinois for the une1Pired term,
ending January, 1861.
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Fnrs Stolen IN CoIambia.

Tie night Of March 18th, the corn house Of
Jesse Clark, IN Columbia, Loraiu county. was
broken open. and 500 worth of coon and
fox skins belonging to George I. Howard and
Jesse CLARK, stolen. The burglars the next
morning were tracked to g cOrn-6sld, and As
skins Wers found concealed in pile of corn
stalks. In hollow log is coon and six fox
skins more were found Also lot of rotten
skins, probably stolen the year before Some
~ skins were lost last year The stolen prop.
erty was found on the premises of Aaron How
uey, and the tracks were traced directly to his
house. A search warrant was got out, but
the balance Of the furs, about 40 skins, could
not be found
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MARRIED,

On the 8 IA irst, HORATIO P. NELSON and MARIA
J. DANFORrH, both Of Peru, Huron Co.
Ia Ridley, sth inst, HARVEY HUBBARD and EMILY
JANE EGLEY.
In Greenwich, Msr.h 18Th SAMUEL sTRIAlPLE, Of
R chand Co., and JANE c. MEAD, OF Greenwich
On the 18Th inst CHAS. II. OLDS aHdI SARAH &.
TAFT both Of Birmingham o.
In Henrietta, lah inst, DAVID s. D AVIS and Mrs.
ELIZA A. BROWN.
On the 18th INST, LEWIS HA CKETT and Miss MARY
0O0DEN, both Of Fairfield. Huron Co.
Oa the I5lh inst, JAMES GILMORE. OF N. Y, and
SARAH JANE RtCKY, ef Peru, Huron Co.
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proDo.ea Lake excursion to Chisago.

We understand the Chairman of the Ohio
Delegates is in negotiation with Capt. PERKIkS,
Of The Western Metropolis, with view of PRO-
curing that splendid and fast steamer to take
Delegates aud friends to the Chicago COnven-
sion.
We trust he viii succeed, as it will afford q
fine opportunity for large number to visit
Chicago, and be kept while there for reason
able sum. The trip will be a delightful one,
and the few days it viii take to make it can
he pro6tsbly spent in consultation among the
Delegates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

Orr FOR PIKE's PEAK.-A party of seven
teen, under the lead of ex Alderman Ward
left Chicago on the 18th for the gold diggings
They go by railroad to st. Joseph, aud ther
strike out westward with their mules, wagons
provisions, &c., fitted out in Chicago. They
are provisioned for Six months, and will
thoroughly prospect the streams rising in soutf
Park. Orders for five crushing mills for tht
Pc k have just been received in Chicago.
Aparty of fifteen left St Anthony, Minn {
few days ago for Pixies Peak. They had five
covered wagons and provisions for their trip.
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s The Charestown Jeferaonisn gives the fol-
lowing account Of the last hours and execution
Ofthe victims Of Virginia baIbsrisnl- STEVENS
and HAzLETT:
q ill The near approach Of the day Of execution
hesmed to have but little effect on the prisoners
and f0T the past few days they have been unu.
Eually cheerful, Stevens declaring it was his
~ wish 10 be free, and therefore desired the day
for his execution to arrive. Mrs. Pearee, the
rf sister Of Stevens, was with him up to yesterday
morning, and male hne impression on all with
whom size vas thrown, BY her ladyhke deport
ment and conduct. On Thursday q Miss Dun
bar, Of Ohio, arrived in town. 1t is said she
was engaged 10 be married to Stevens at the
time OF the Hapers Ferry invasion, and has
e eorresponded with him since his imprisonma mt
- IN this town. She is lady Of much ntei>
gence and beauty. han.
brother of Hazlett, who resdes in Arms
strong county, Pa, also arrived few DAYS age
and was present with his brother until yester-
day morning. he advised Hazlett 10 make a
~ full confession Of his connection with the
Brown party, and eounseled him to abandon ali
3 % hope Of q rePrieTe OF commutation Of punish>
ment
Yesterday morning the table was set in the
passage for the criminals to eat and seated
around il were the two men,Who in few hours
were to be launched into eternity, and a sister
and betrothed of one, and brother of the
~ r other. A solemn feast, and one which was
~ seemingly enjoyed BY the tWO-the condemned.
After the breakfast hal been partaken Of the
friends of the criminals bade them long fare>
well and took earriagesfoT Harper's Ferry
where they remained until the bodies of the
executed reached that place.
Ateeven o'clock the field 10 which the scat
fold was erected was occupied by large NUNS
Der OF spectators, still larger number, how,
ever, remaining in town to accompany the sad
procession. Col John 7. Gibson was in COM
msnd Of the military, which made mAgni6-
cent display.
AT 10 minutes to twelve O'Clock TIE prisoners
made their appearance on the field escorted bv
l- the HamtTamck Guards, Jtfferson Guards and
Bots GTeye. The prisoners walked 10 the
scRfod. HsZett was in advance and ascend
ed the steps with easy. unconcerned air
followed by Stevens. Both seemed TO survey
with perfect Indifference the large mass of pef.
sons IN attendance, and neither gave the least
sign Of fear short time was spent in
adjusting the ropes properly around the necks
of both Of the prisoners; which was improved
-Ilt by them in taking an afectiOnaie farewell of
81 the Sheriff, jailOr and Jail guard after which
the caps were placed over their heads, and
Aaron d. Stevens and Albert Hazlett were
launched into eternity, to be deaf with by a
Judge "who doeth all things right"
There were no religious exercises with the
prisoners, as they declined all offers from the
s clergy
Just before the caps were trswp yertbeir
heads, Stevens and Hazlett embraced each
other and kissed. :
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DIED.

Yesterday afternoon, HENRY HILLIARD, only ehld
Of Henry C. and Sarah C. Gaylord sgsd months and 81
days
Notice Of the time Of the unsrai will be given in the
evening papers.
Consumpuon, Miss BERTHA DICKERSON, in the 18Th
wear of her ace. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

n VIM. d. Gibson, ex-Treasurer Of State
appeared in Court, this morning, and received
bis bail in the sum Of SIC, 900 fer his appear
IA ancs at the next term. MessFs. R. G. Pen
ningtcn and Richard Nsvins are on the bond =
COiHusbus Fact el w
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ADproprlation. for the Public worE :.

The following is reOapiiulatiOn Of the ap-
pTOpriatiOns made in the Senate bill which
passed that body by vote of 27 to 5. for the
maintenance and repair of the Public Works for
the fiscal year ending Nov. 18th, 1860, and for
the quarter ending Feb. 18th, 1861, viz:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRANdlNS.
" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of ovsU descripl'h
do.s at tho Printing Establishment Of the Lsaasf
OF the latest prsved and rapa steam pre'.'' IN ~
afststyle on short notice, and At reafonaoe ia's.'
tirular ATTENTION paid 10 blank work kI'Ii
81 aindius done sspecialy Blank BooAa'
IS sales uonfs Reooiring Socks, ke.' &C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

UME. Edward Gilmore, who was 40 ssvs,..
y injured at Black River, few days since I'VE
are happy TO learn, is in fair way 10 reeovsr
Il Is feared, hoWeveT, that he will be eripnls5
for life, as his spine sustained very severe in
jGry y.--Elyria Dem.
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NOTICE-The
NTOTTOE n n DTgCOT -Tbo
SLAFR ND C0lIP0SIFI0N R00FING,

THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESS
Il CRS TO Arnold Mclntirs. have lormal c1BaItner-
ship for the purpose Of carrying The above business
ClJve rand and vicinity and respectfully ask their friends
and pub FOR liberal shae ef ihsir patronage and
Prumse execute with pIOmptness and des1a all work
entrusted to them. McINTIRE &TOWSON.
m-r20.l9s
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PUHLISREp by
PLAIN I'D -oRNAAInNTAL pRINTlNo.

g. W ~ ~ . - y -
No. la. AnERloAN BvItDINos. sgFtaIoE ST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22
stevens and HalIsH--Fhs Last Scene

StSteAA AAA N-a-ists--Nhe AAat scenes
The Charlestown JetfersOnisn gives ihe fol-
lowing account of the last hours and execution
ofthe victims Of Virginia baIbsrism-SrEvrNs
and HAzLETT:
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LEaUsL CRAWFORD D. ". CROSS HENRYB PAYNE
CRAWFORD, CROSS & CO,
RTNERS SHIP

~ The undersigned has this day assOciat with him
iu business Morrison F0sier. Tie business viii be
Quoted under the style and firm OF W. +. Cary Co A
continuance Of patronage solicited for the new hrm.
ma 9:z76 W =. F.CAREY.
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SIM 8efaqr en Syn. aCbIer in Y~bilateIpbia III Iceb,n srISis-
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Sp1'UNI VtlSINVlH NH 2ppptliDlrEen.
S1n9er, Der, am 8rabe. Cine Quspal Der ,um
BebrauHr bal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ME aub Groa!tep, fiji sOl6,
bic uni Scttebtc 3cnte lraucrn. lSmp. 24O 2. 5en Sh6n.,
MpuNclincHbSnr nit WrlNttcI.
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@,enar nab Der Ori9nal<@us9abs, 1SRO. 32S 9. SdSu in
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ScfauutmncbMu1cu.

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Sart6hprne' CURE-ALI.
(Drap. rtrt Won etusm g6eniter.)
DifIe Wittel BELT ate Shmer3en. 1as maoiIH
gSunoer unIerer :3eit.
9ieies pcGtsppuc Selmittsl puo mnerlib uub SusrrIih me
Danot. IS beIt lcgIeia
S"bnmeb, 8opfl4merl,
StrlfaiuI4en Il. SfrlfSua9en, Seltenhcntn,
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SF'attuaath, &ahtS {}iettr,
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REpntFSu9en, Gt9lcra.
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Md9entcmcrien, Syufn hmcri;n,
2Nitnttr9, Grfrprcne Sure,
@unccn 0a!e, 8tppentrl@e.
SNBiNATiH, Observation-Disclosures,
NIIfenihmtrSen Qe;pIGrermn
Oa cahci.5t M8!si6 Gin autes Stdrtemttcl il. 10 ia % bsfonbers
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g. Ba8atr, q. 96beFsr vzb
bel alien &pptheferR in Rinucnb.
NoTtclt anb 9eerebura.
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.. SeCnera

90. SO WaintrnBr, ,riihen Der 10. II. 16..
BAIT Gin 0rcfce Eager fcrtiscr 6Crrcu- uuN Rnltcn- &Ic,cCr, p1f, ND
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So. 33 NRalnlroec
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