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RRnM RANGnR.

BANeoR, Me-, Jan 4
1t has been ascertained by the Receivers
upon application to the engTaVers, that there
has been no fraudulent over issue Of the bills
of the NoTsmbza Bank. The circulation is
about $40, 900. pr rFH
Benz. B. Peck, State Treasurer, vas arrested
yesterday, upon & civil suit by the Receivers,
and lodged in jeil, on charge Of eOnsPiring
with the Cashier 10 smbezzle the funds Of the
Bank. The amount taken from the Bank was
about $50, 600, on part of which the Cashier
had security IN mill property in Canada. The
amount of the s. te money is supposed to be
$50 900 or $50. 600. s-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

gss AlsAF's PAASW--She party 81 lsS JsAH-
S0n EOHSS, lest night, ubdSE ihs aHSplsSs os The
AlsT. Hose Company, was well Altsd Ia bTillABey
to the fPlsndOF Of the evening, The Hall was
elegantly decorated with pictures, asgs, DC, and
looked eharmingly inviting. A large portrait Of
Chief Engineer Hill occupied q conspicuous posi-,
tiOn. The party was large and select, and ell ap.
Parsnty enjoyed the time highly. What With
Kidds nanagenent olksr's music, Ball9u's lead
ershiP, MAin's supper, and each others cOnVersa-
tiOn. Il could not we'll be otherwise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

TARDY LEoTuRERs.-on Wednesday evening,
fully 1900 persons assembled at the Academy OF
Music to hear the lecture by Bsyard Taylor upon
Humboldt" The lecturer did not appear and
all there were thus disappointed. This was no
iaalt OF the Library Association, as the telegram
informing them that be couldHot be here to speak,
was received TOO late for the evening papers. But
e was decidedly fault Of Mr.. Taylor, Instead
Of reaching here in the morning as he should
have calculated to do, he, it seems, intended 10
reach here, everything being favorable, att P. NJ,
thus having half an hour lee-wsy for accidents,
or detentions Of any kind. Such calculations on
the part Of lecturers is all wrong. They receive
from $50 to Shopper lecture and sometimes have
their expenses paid in addition. They then make
engagements for several nights in succession in
Bufal9, Clev eland, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago,
and st. Louis. II, then, the train misses eonnec-
ton at any point II The cars run Of the track or
any Elight accident occurs, they must break at
least one OF their engagements and pe-haps sll-l
And, IS q general thing, the higher the pay they
gettH more oblivions they are of the convenience
or pleasure Of any one but themselves. Many
speakers we have had who have excused the want
Of lie or spirit in their delivery BY saying
70 their audiences that they chad been travelling
aIrdsy. and had bad no time for rest" In soma
cases this is unavoidable, but not generally. We
say This With no more reference to Mr.. Taylor
than 70 the whole list Of lecturers, andWs say to
the Associations Of city that if lecturers
not have sufficient care for the convenience Of
their audiences to arrive here at least one train in
adysacs, then they had better never be invited
l. does not much improve the temper Of the leo.
tuTegoing community to walk in cold or rainy
nlght to Che Academy Of Music and then find that
they are disappointed in the speaker, and the
Committees VIII be supported b. the public in
giving suoh lecturers the sgO-by.p
Nr. Taylor ought in this instance, to pay for the
extra advertising he has made.
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FROM COLUMBUS.

COLUMNS, Jaus .
The Democratic State Convention 70 appoint
four delegates at large to the National Convention
at CharlestoWn met here to day.
large number was present. Hon. William B,
Woods, Of Licking President, and ons Vice Pres
ident from each Congressional District
Resolutions were adopted by large majorities
declaring stephen A. Douglas as the faEOrite of
Ohio Democracy for President, and instruciing
tLs Delegates frOm Ohio 70 cast their entire vote
Eor i'm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

TIRE HANDLEY cHILDREN.-Thess children ex-
hibitsd their musical abilities at the Academy Of
Music, last night, to small but appreciativo su.
dience. They viii perform again on Saturday
evening. They certainly have great proficiency
for children Of their ages.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

DEDICATION ooNcERT.-Mr. A. Byron Chase
viii give DedicatOry Concert at his new Music
Hall in Lymans' Block Public Square, tomorrow
Saturday evening, He will be assisted by some
Of the best musical talent OF the city, aid the
Concert may be expected to be a good one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

Episcopal sERvIcE-DiFins service will be
celebrated BY the Episcopal congregations of .ns
city, this Friday morning, (the Festival Of he
Epiphany in the Trinity Church. a sermon vuI
be preached by the Rev. Mr.. FskS.. of Grace
Church. Service will commence at IO3 O'Clock.
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CURLING.-Ths members Of the Burns Curling
Club will play for silver medal, to-day, at one
O'Clock, on the Cuyhhogs, near John KrabsPs ice
house. 1t viii be good sport for the spectators.
CARING Clubs are being formed all over the eOun-
tFT, and much interest is taken in the game.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ Pl'iR and omamsnta Printing Of every description
done AZ tie Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR oee
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses the
best Style short notice. and reasonable rates. Par
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Sales hooks Receiving RoOss &c &C.
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PRuTERs' MEETNG.-The Printers Of CleYs-
land are requested to meet in the Grays' ArmOry
on Saturday evening next, to consider the feast.
biity Of holding Festival in honor Of the sp-
PrOashing birthday of Benjamin Franklin.
Par Order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

PERsoNAL.-HOn. Judge Mason, of Iowa, who
made himself so popular with the inventors Of
the country while he held the Office Of Commis.
sioner Of Patents, has we believe associated him
self with Mum & Co., at the Scientific American
Office, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06
CnrnnnrIE Rennrr.


For the official year from ihs frat Monday Of No
genber, 1858, 70 The Jfrst Monday Of January,
The following persons were found at the time
and places given
l. Barbara Auellen, "a Howe street, November i2,
2. Catharine Stacey, East Cleveland, Nov. IT.
}. Jane Elliott, BrOwnel street, Cleveland, No
vembpr 49,
4. A new born male child, Olmsted Falls, Mo-
vember 90.
5. Rosanna Ready, Lake street, Cleveland, Nov.
%
6. Jsmes ReilIey, Rockport, Dec. 6.
Z. Edwin Parks, Centre street, Cleveland, De.
8. Mary cOngdOn, Detroit street. Cleveland. De-
cember 70.
.. William swan, C. c, & C. R. R, track, De-
10. Ann Wenban, 81 Clinton street, Cleveland,
Jan. 5, 1880 %
IL. Jacob Holman, c. 4 N. r. r. track, Janu
la Re6eeoa Mathsr, Jersey street, Cleveland,
10 Andreas wuerth. West Street. Cleveland, Feb
l3.
Ia. A new born male child, priYy on Monroe St.
- Cleveland. March 3. ~ "a
l5 Joe Harrington, ouyahOga river, Cleveland
10. Ms. Eiisgemann, "a Belmont street. CIeve.
land, March II.
II. James MerWin, Canal, above Seneca street,
Cleveland, March 2l.
49, Peter Siarkmueller, Lake Erie, March g.
IS. German, name unknown, Cuyahoga river,
Cleveland, April IL.
20. Mary southwood, West River street, Cleve-
lnnd, April 90 8
q. Asa Osborn, ouyahOga River, Cleveland, April
%. Jacob Strong, Old River Bed, Cleveland.
May l.
%. A new born male child, privy on Seneca St.,
Cleveland, May II.
"a. Hosiah Williams, Seneca street, Cleveland,
25. Ellen Ketff Canal St, Cleveland, May 22
26- John Rogers, sea beach, Brooklyn, June l.
q. John O'Malia, seq beach, East Cleveland,
June 5. seg. ..Tr
%. A newborn male child, privy on Frankfort St.
Cleveland, June Is.
20. Richard Roberts, Old River Bed, Cleveland.
June "a.
30, Horace A. Osborne. East Cleveland, July lG.
81. Mary Delany, Erie St, Cleveland, July 10.
80. Nicholas RaschOld, Garden street, Cleveland
July 20.
80. Jacob sternss, ouyahOga river, Cleveland, Ju-
"a. Elisha 7. Sterling, Bank street, Cleveland,
IS. Rosa AaOksyiIle, Chamglaln street, Cleveland,
Nov 2
sc, John Z. Natheson. West River street, Clevo-
land, Dec, 5.
81. Margaretta Schumacher, Monroe street, Cleve.
land, Dec. l6
%. Darwin E Elmer, 3 Bank street, Cleveland,
Dec DO
80. Rosa OMAHA. West River street, Cleveland,
Dec. 2l.
In twelve Of these cases no inquests were held,
lesving tEenty-seven CorOner's Investigations in
fourteen months, which, with those Of the year
previous, make 50 10 two years and two months.
Three or four inquests are held annually by Just,
oss Of the Peace.
The native countries of these persons before
mentioned were as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

AN IRISH PATRrOr.-Tn few days the vOta-
ries of Irish Independence will have the pleasure
Of entertaining Daniel McCartie, one Of the young
men lately prosecuted in ireland for his efforts in
behalf OF her national freedom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

BAYARD FAYLoRs LEcTURE.-It was, we be-
lieve, understood last night, although no formal
ann Ouncement was made, that Bayard Taylor was
to lecture this (Friday) evening, at the Academy
Of Music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan
Col SeWell, Of the Department OF Texas has
ordered the following troops to Brownsyills:
Cos. @ and ID cavalry, Co. K lst artillery
Cos. A and F Let infantry and Cos. B @ and F
4rh infantry, and detachment Of Capt. Stone
hams Co., now at Camp Hudson. The whole
under command of Maj. Heintzelman.
Co. h ID cavalry is to proceed to the head Of
Neuees river, Co. H % cavalry now en- route TO
Ft. Clark is to proceed to and establish camp
at Eagle Pass. IaE Tr. HErr
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ARRIVAL or FHB BOHRmIIN.

PORTLAND, Ae.l jan o.
The steamship Bohemian arrived this evening
with Liverpool dates Of Dec. 81.
The nesting ss the Congress- b definitely fixed
for the 20th January.
jerome Napole0n's heelh Is improving.
The Spanish forces were concentrated as
Centa, but he Mcors we're still tbs assaiants.
Another ebgagemsnt reported disastrous to the
MnoTs TlIo reported abdiesiion ofthe Emper-
or Of Austria is Enfounded. Affairs in Hun
gary is daily growing more threatening.
lIaFEsF.4MaTkst dull and l-Sd OWer.--
BrsadstuRs steady; provisions dun, Other
articles unehlnged.
! The ship Wm. statson from Mobile for Liv-
eroool, burnt ct sea-ersW saved A large
feet Of cotton ships arrived to day,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

pSg- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. S. Matson's and Olmsted's news depOts
At news depots at We5dell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

ga esmetFaiia PAWN aaa
GO RslibHRl FSes RhAIa alpddlna,n
WAT Etih Joku llaWui and bauFIsa iUads,
The Rescue Case and such Ike,
Jult leck out foE Proaid5nl
The South will not 50 much like.
PERSONAL.
Now fTienda-klnd friends, fonember that
Though Winters Wlnda are Blowing,
The Carrier Boy still tfAmps his round
Through SHOWS and storms still going.
His toll IL hard, his pocket light
Ah-thank yOui never you fear,
The gen'rous heart win sver have
pleasant, happy New Yeai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

BY U. s. ExPREss.-sau Francisco papers Of
Dec. 10th, BY overland mail, have been placed on
our table by the .. s. Express Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06
q DR.. HOstetter's Celebrated stomach

aiers have doutlesg created mach ssnsAtOn in the
omuHty remarkable aaJ other medicine
cxiant Il ci that in the minds Of many persons
prsjnoe exists agnst what called Patent Medicines
hut why should Ia prevent y0u from resuItng 20 aele
tk has such an array Of testimony support H. Is Hos
teiiors Stomach Btorsi Fhysi,isrs prescribe il; Why
should you discard hi Judges, usually considered Of
talent have and do use ii ia their families why shouldY
reject III Lo, not your prejudice usurp your reason,
the everlasting injury your health If yoa sick and
require medicine, try these BsttTs.
For BY Drcgeiss and dealers generally evsrhsEs
aid By Hosietsr Smith. Sols Propsto S Water and
Is Front streets, PntsbWsh. jas. "
PowRE1Rss FoR EvIL-PorENF FOR GooD-
When pain or naammston is present. and BTandreths
Ps are used they once seize upon the hnmors which
are the occasion Of the pain and nammarion and
them from the body This quality OF alone sszing Aold
ana causing the expulsion Of dspsved hOss is possessed
by ether Medicine For BrandFehs Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which surround and affect the ts
sues and organs Effected By disease By naiural aniiy
they seize these huHos because their life Is below that
Of the Surrounding pss, and expel them from the body
YOUNG people cannot bat middle aged aud cid people can
measure appreciste that medicine which, being used
sickness only upon ths Of disease and which
power except upon those humors whose presence
produces every pain and whose removal removes every
aiseasa- whasVer onn is affected there hsss wonder
ful pills psaeruie and remove impurities FROM thus pre-
venting settling the humor because they removed
from the body In Thoumasn, feVers plourses pains in
the side dyspepse head aches costveness Asthma colds
coughs sore throaa piles ulcers boils they give imms
dists rsef and taken early, prevent organic disease
aIaladies pronounced beyond human sk have yielded
10 their influence aud mions Of human lives have been
saved By their timely Oh how important in sickness
% that medicine which 9nE eItinguishss The difsass
sod a NO 2si Canal St. BTandruhs Building; and By
A. s. Galdiner No 2 Superior street, and By
J. 3. gheedon, Hudson aud all respectable asalsTs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

eoMPABATIvE MORTALITY OF THE CITY FOR THE
LAST FOUR YEARS. t..
WhOl.NO. Of Iltormsnts in nlsss..............,.l5I
ls3l .....-...--... .l255
ls5a-....--.-....... .lll3 ..
ls59-.-.........s..s S9l
ItBillte seen by the above that the mortality
for the year 1889 has been less than It waste
1855 by l22 intern ents. ]. PALMER,
Cleveland, Dec. 81, 1859. City Sexton.
CRY SRxToN's REPORT-There have been 66
interments in the several Cemeteries from Dec.
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CITY 3 NEWS ITEMS
FRfDAY mORNYNa, IAN. O. 1889,
ERAvELRR,s liEaIsFRR.
ARRIVALS.

~ Citizens wishing conseyanoo either Of sho sbOvt
nsur Hoatu will be call for by the stevena
Omnibus Line, address al the Omnibus Oh
dee 81 superior street door heItte Wedaall House.
Nov. u, 1859.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

Beef Steak, Leader Sauce.
Pinion Turkey, Dealer style.
steWed Giblets, Democrat Fix.
Apple Fritters, Review Sauce.
Beef Kidneys Cleaner Style.
Dufield Ham, Herald Baked.
Beef Plucls, Ohio Farmer Sauce.
These novelties were disposed Of very kindly by
the representatives OF the Press and others who
were present.
Under the management Of Messrs. J. A. Ensign
and Geo. W. Graham the house win hardly fail 10
prosper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

n 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
FoeG, ENswoRTH & Co.'S,
oetl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06
WP0RTANT no FEMILEs-
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
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heart whites, all Affections histories, fatigue,
palin The back and limbs Sc, disturbed sleep which
nrlee from fnterruuiian Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the comm ent Of in the treatment Of
tkoss i1sguariss and osstrucons whehhaEe consigned
many Thousands Of The young, the beautiful and the be-
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health oness she Is regular and whenever obstruction
takes plase the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS ~
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Fils.
valuable pamph OF 10 be had free Of the Agents Pills
eat b. a promptly, by enclosing price 10 the General
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r. b. HUrCaINiS, GeneInl Agent,
ass Chambers ST., New York
sold Ia Cleveland at VIM. Fisks and Ga9rd Ham
m0ldis. dec1eoWdEw: no
ri Tf0 DVRT UAIP nYE m HAP nVR !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

EE~ The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
Frequently lost OF suspended By mhpaetoss and vicious
hsts hai viii inevitably lead 10 hereditary dissase IN
less checked IN time Read the truths laid down in the
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q C5-soid also By GAYLORD HAMMOND and WI.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

oPsSINo or THE AMERICAN HoUsR.-The
American House was opened yesterday with what
was dsnomiualed on the bills Of fare as the 'Edi-
tors and Publishers Dinner" with an emnently
appropriate Ial Of edibles as the following items
from said bin Rll show. Thsy were uadsr the
head Of ,sFptreas.n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

HoLLowAY's PILLs-Fonals COmplaints.--
Noo,hoslnedcines q ne esg possess The properly Of re-
Tanng thoso nrIdnats flows incidental to the gontloE
sex and which The sad Eosults Of debility
onfsebled constitution Thousands offsnales America
thsr s and the enjoyment Of health 90 the use Of
these celebrated remedies Thar taiu1s Is simple that
lhey may be tsken By the most delicate female with per
feot freedom and safety.
~ sola by an D uggsts, Al &c &C, and 81 per boz.
ian5:lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

There have been nine less interments this
month than there were last, and twenty-five less
than there were for the month Of November, 1858.
Cleveland. Dec 81. 1899 :.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

CRY sE1TON's ANNUAL REPoRT.-Tbere have
been 99l utsrments in the several cemeteries from
Jan. lst, 1859. to Jan 1st, lsGo inclusive.
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NEW ADVERTIsRMENTs

A. NJ Perry Co-Fsmi'y Flour,
Il. y M Brown-NeW Beck.
Union Ice Co.-Bus Nsiiu0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

Gzs- J. Gardner and K. Allpress have associa-
atsd themselves together nndsr the title Of the
UniOn Ice Co., and hsvs built house and just
finished putting up 2sOO tons of ice-olsar as
crystal-fOr use the coming season. Our citizens
will Cad them to be worthy Of their patronage.
IT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

DR. McOLINTOoEs C0LD AND COUsH Nix
TuRE-Anong the cold and cough remedies" that heod
the market, this alone stands the solid basis Of true
medical Dr. RfcClntoek siands in the fore ff0n
q the prcfosFon Ho stakes his reputation what he q
isfs 70 the sick genuine eurutivo. Never has ihi
Preparation inlsiaed his guaranty. Price IS cents
i told bF VIM. FIsKE, DEuai1t,
do12.Sn Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

Another Measagsi grant your pity,
Yspatrons kind Of Cleveland CITY.
The messagel think cen while 70 dread Il
Your suffering carrier boy has read 1t.
The same old tune about an nations
With very triasng variations;
A compliment for saTTils iudges-
4 few stale patriotic fudres--
Kansas and Cubs--by tha By
The Arsaaury'a enpty-oh, ny sysl
THR HoNoRED DHAD.
We touch not private grisls, bot when I
Names knoWn In All the homes OF men
Are numbered with the dead, We fnd
The mourning train is all nenkind.
Irving, and Hnuboldt Prescotf Mann
High on the honsrsd List must stand;
Leigh Hnnt, De Quincy, names that shlns
For starry thought and glowing line;
John Frankhn, too, though dead before,
The psst year gives 70 hiItory Ger,
Pointing where meath cold anoWs be sleeps
No more 70 plow the frossn dssps.
Peace 70 their dultl their names shall Do
Green In the worlds great memory.
THE IMPENDING CRISIS.
Congress has motat WashinFton.
The Seward "Gonfiei" stili roe On.
The South with suicidal manin
Would scare i'Dld fhad." o. Psnnnylysuis--
No goi the ohiTalrF fsel greer,
They got the wrong pig By the ear.
They foam and fret. and f1me and sTsltsr,
As II they meant to help on Helper;
Ihe book sells Well-eaeh new edition
tAn-Hers the mad ery Of essdltion..'
4 m Lo0K 1HKAD. ava rr-s.
In Eighteen Sixty sons can tell
Precisely Rlat wiz turn up,
As MILLER don't pIognosticats
The world Ia going to burn up;
But n there's anyihing In signs
'TWere pretty safe work betting,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

BUSINESS NOTICES.
~ See advertisement Of DR.. Sanford's Liver
Igigorator.
~ For the best qualities Of segars, Tobacco
ead Snuff, 60 to G. Dietz III suDsriOr-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-06

The Senate met It / o'clock. Various petit
tions and memorials were presented.
Mr.. King presented the petition Of Edwin d.
Morgan, OF n. z, and 500 others, praying for
the passage Of q Homestead BILL :
A resolution was adopted fhat when the
Senate adjoums, i stands adjourned ill Non.
day.
Mr. Hammond asksd to bo excused from ser
wing on the financial committss.
Motions 20 print the Message and Treasury
Report were referred 70 COMMITTEES on Printing.
Rssssnden asked to be excused from serving
on tbs Special Committee on the Homes Land
GnEt
Adjourned tn Monday.