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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01
FROM PHILADRIPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81.
This evenings Journal publishes a call for .
grand mass meeting on Saturday night next, 10
organize party to be styled the Constitutional
Union Party, having for its object the preserVa-
tion OF the UniOn the protection Of the COnstitu~
tional rights Of the States, and the suppression OF
Sectionalism. It is signed by large number Of
prominent business men Of this city. Hon John
j. Crittenden, Hon. Millard Fillmore aud Hon Ed
ward Everett are expected to address, the meet~
ing.
Bark LacOnia, from New ORLEANS, reports on the
18th, that q small boat containing two German
sailors, who two days before had deserted from the
Danish schooner Ctharina, at Matanzas, and start
ed for America.
The boat was nearly full of water. and their
stock Of bread was damaged. At thsir request
they took them on board aAd brought them here.
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TMpoRTANT TO FEMALEs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
TUE COMBINATION OF TNcR

WHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DlENTS In these Pills the result Of long and
extensive praese They mild IN their operation and
esraipin cOrreei gp Irregularities. Painful Menstrual
ttiOBs, removing all obstructions whether from cold
otherwise, headache pain the e, papitatiOn tho
heart, whites, all Affections Mysteries fatigue
pal In the back and limbs SC, disturbed sleep which
arse from Interruption of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
the comm snoonent OF in the treatment Of
those Irregularities aad obstrucons which have consigned
many thousands Of tho young the beautiful and the
Owed 70 Premature Crave. No female ean enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
tskes place the general health begins to decIne.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eieotual remedy ever known for all COM
plants peculiar Fzsass To all olnssas they are inva-
Iabls, inducing, u CERTAINTY periodical regularity They
are known thousands who have used them at diheren
periods throughout the country having the
of the most eHaeHt physicians IN America. Explicit dEec-
hons sfatjHg eH AID tshen they should not be with
each BoIthe Pioe One Dollar each boz cOHtaiHiaO 40
FfHs
valuable pamph be had free Of the Agents Pills
emf BY HG Dr0Diig by enclosing price 70 the General
agent sold b. Druggists generally
X. b. HUfCHINGS. General Agent.
l65 Chambers st., New York.
Sold Ia Clevelgnd at Wm. Fisk's and Gslord 4 Ham
mond'ss decIeowd&wB2O
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEl! HAIR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The only harmless and reliable Dye BaOiOR.
The Original and best in the WUrldi
Al sthers mere limitations and should be avoided
YOuNish 70 escape ndibule.
GRAY, RED Oh Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly 10 a
beautiful and natural Brown or Bnck without the least
HJury to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Warded to Wm. A. Batehelor 1899 and over 600
applications have been made to the Hair Of his parsns
his famous Dyes.
WM a. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces q color
net TO bo Distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
n0t e ure in the least however long may be continued
and the i'll effect Of Bad Dyes remodisd the Hair invisor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Factory, No. Z33 Broadway, N. Y
sod IN 81 clues and ofthe United States by Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods DealeEs.
e. The genuine has the name and address uDop uts a,
plate engraving on four SIDES Of each Box, Of
WI. A. BATCHELoR,
ianlT No. 233 Broadway, N. Y.
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meoietnts.

DtSSfOFING CASES A GOOD
p,s Tm'nt, 81 prices from i,rsc ul h,fio thirty
uIilsis rn. o 1A W FlSIE
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. S. c., 81.
The Courier's special New Orleans correspond
ent telegraphs the following
The last rail Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
is to be laid on the 3lst. The Miss ssppi river is
rising rapidly at New Orleans and above.
A bill has been introduced into the Texas Legis~
lature, providing for the imprisonment Of the
Northern preachers, teachers aud drummers who
may come there
Gov HJuston's message dissenis completely
from the secession resolutions Of the South Caro-
lima legislature
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

To amend an ordinance dedicating Sterling Av
euue. Committee on Ordinances
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

WESTERN Law MoNTHLY.-The January mum.
Der Of this valuable legal periodical has been issu-
ed by the publishers, Fairbanks, Benedict & Co.
The value and standing of this monthly increases
with every number, and it has already taken its
place in the front rank with the legal fraternity
The present number contains the concluding arti-
tiele upon the Code Department. decisions from
Common Pleas Courts Of CuyahOga, Monroe, Wood,
and Ross counties, Lake County District Court,
Cincinnati Supreme Court, and the Supreme
Court of Ohio. Chester Hayden, General Editor,
J. J. ElWell, n. A. King and W. R. Edgarton,
AaanciaNn Editnra -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

AcoIDENTs-Yesterday morning, Patri
ODyer, II or l9 years of sge, was walking upon
the track of the Pittsburgh Railroad near its
junction with the Lake Shore Road when he miss
ed his footing and fell between the tics into the
lake underneath He was with difficulty rescued
from drOwing by some men at work near by. He
was severely injured.
Two horses attached 10 a wood wagon on Pitts
burgh street, took fright yesterday morning and
ran toward town, throwing out the driver upon the
frozen ground, injuringhim in the shoulders A
little girl named Kofholtz was luu over and her
arm broken
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

GREAT CHANcE TO GET LIKENEssEs FOR
NOTHING ANY person who win produce Pho
tograph or Ambrotype, takea in any place, suPe.
riOr to those made by Bisbeo, at his new Gallery,
will be presented with as many likenesses as they
wish by A. BIsBEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

Gg- Neuralgia, Fits, st. Vitu's Dance, Paraly-
SIS spinal complaint general or local debility, or
nervous PrOstratOn, are cured by DR.. Gibson
new electrical treatment without difficulty. 1t
never fails, and may justly DO regarded as q spe
ciic. Office No. LII Ontario street, q few door
from the Public Square.
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TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 31st.
Prescnt-Messrs Ransom, Crawford, Oviatt,
WiuslOw, Rider, Christian, sargeant, Detmer,
Thsyer, Marshall, Masters, Clark, Hopkinson,
Hickman, Dixon.
Absent-Messrs. Thompson, McLane, Hovey,
Warswick, Russell, Lewis, Hayward
President L u Masters in Chair
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
UNFINISHED business.
number Of bills were presented and referred to
appropriate committees.
The resolution of DR.. Marshall, that Whereas
the Phoenix Engine Co. No. 4 do not serve at fires
and refuse to do so until the city purchase their
engine, therefore
ResoEvsd, That pay be withheld from the mem
bers of said Company until the present difficulties
are adjusted. Laid on the table.
PETITIONS.
Off. T. BacLus and others, that in the instru.
mCnt Of dedication by them Of Sterling Avenue,
in 1859, there was mis- AXE in the exact location
Of said proposed street, and they ask that it may
be modified Received and filed.
CLAIMS AND GoeoUNTs.
A large number of Claims were presented and
disposed Of.
The petition Of Thomas Malloy, to recover dam
ages for injuries received by fireworks on the 4th
Of July last, was referred back to the Infrmary.
The claim Of Messrss, Bishop, Backus, and No
BILE, for S25; Baokns d Noble, Tor S553 20; and
Ranney, Backus & Noble, for Sl,079 90, were re-
ferred to the Committee on Judiciary.
REPORTS.
orc. H. Perry, Secretary of R.R. Commissioner
of Cleveland, Painesville & Ashtabula r. R. Co.,
presenting the annual statement of receipts and
expenditures. Total receipts, S27,S7O 81; script
received $27 0O0 Total disbursements, 81, ,270 %.
Total amount of loans and cash assets S55,469 "a,
Received and filed.
OF Police Court for the month of January. No.
of persons arraigned-City cases. 90; State cases,
20. State examinations, 0. Fines paid into the
City Treasury, $685. do. paid into County treas,
ury, $33,19. Sentenced to hard labor 8; making
an aggregate period Of I5e days. Received and
filed.
RESOLUTIONS
By Mr.. Thayer, whereas q controversy has ariS'
en- in relation to the claim Of e. & T. Simms, for
work done under the contract with ohas. A. Otis,
to dredge the old river bed; now for the purpose
Of avoiding suit and Rmioably adjusting such
differences, and that the rights Of the City may be
protected, be It therefore ..-.
ResOlped, That the Chairman Of the Financial
Committee be authorized and empowered to en-
plOy Leonard Oase and Samuel B. Prentss, Esqrs.
to examine the question and report to the Oo;1peil
what the legal liabilities Of the city are in the
premises and what arrangements lad best be
made. Adopted.
The whole amount Of work contracted for uuder
contractiG about ssl 600. The amount already
done about $51OOO. There has been paid to cor,
tractors $4,000. They are bound to settle CD am
berlin & Williams' claim to the amount of s,l2 900
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

INSTRUMENTATION Monday night m ad dog
was killed near the Marine Hospital. He had been
running through the streets attacking whatever
came IN his way, and was pursued by a large crowd
Of men and boys who finally shot him,
Mr.. James Wilson Of Strongsville, was attack
ed fercely by COW on Monday, and 1t is feared
that she was mad. She had acted strangely for
several days, and while being MIXED on Monday
morning she turned upon Mr.. WillsOn and endcav-
oIed to gore and bite him In the struggle his arm
was bitten badly, and it is feared that It must be
amputatsd TO save bis life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

IRON WORKS IN THE UNITED STATEs-There
are l,555 iron works in the United states-ss2
furnaces, AS fOrges, aud 225 rolling mills, which
produce annually about $50 600 tons of roD, worth,
in ordinary years, S5O,OOO,OOO. Mississippi, Lou
isiaDa, Florida, Texas, Iowa, Minnesota, CaliiOr-
MIA and Oregon only have no iron works.
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! Dollar Per Bottle.
SANFORD's
Family Cathartic Pills,

NOMfOUNDEU FhCm
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and pat up IN Glass
Cases, dir Tight, and t0iA keep "a any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is gentle but
tive Cahaic which tbe proprietor has used In hs pTac
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing fdemand from those WI
have long used Tie PILLS. and the satisfaction Wins
all express regard TO ther has nduCad me pact
then withinthe reach Ofall. ST
The Profession well know ths different Catharics
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The b MIL Y c. III II A Y C. l.
has with due this well established fact
been compounded from s,lYariety Of the pur 81 Vese
table Ntracts which act Slake every par Of the
alimeutary canal aud aral-lGOOD and SAFE in all
cases where a CafhaTtic l. = needed such as DE
RANGEM EMS the rs TO ii A III, SLEEPi-
NESS PAINS IN THE %lBACK AND LOINS
COSTiVENESS, PAIN5@iAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE ODY.i-lfrom sudden cold, which
frequently II neglected., GIsnd long OF BE
var LOSS OF Ape 'C-frI rE,a OR tksPl SO SEN-
SATIONOE COLD OVER THE BODY, EESTI Kiss
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN Tt{E HEAD
n Inlammatory Diseases, orms Children Adults
Rheumatism great Purth the Blood and many dis-
watch desh is heir numerous 10 mention In
this advertisements Dose, 70 g. 10.
PRICE so CENTS.
~ The Liver invgoratar and Family CAthaIfic Pills
rosiled By Druggists generally ahd sold Wholesale By
the Trads IN all The large towns
IlT s. T W. SANFORD. N. D.,
Manufacturer pnd Propfieteri
IV7d&wP4 Sh Pvcadusv. New
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs--Y Yesterday morn.
ing quantity Of stolen dresses, shawls &C., some
Of them very superior o1es, were found at the
h7use of '1rish Ellen" on Frankfort street. She
was committed TO prison and the goods are at the
watch bouse
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RAILROAD ACCIDRNF.

VIlIIs
The day express train from New York for this
city, ran OF tho track near Palmer, and one sfthe
cars was thrown down an embankment turning
several sOmersaults. The brakeman had both legs
crushed and he died Of his injuries. Mr.. and Mrs.
BiddIes, actors, and Mrs. 0gdsns, were serious
ly injured, and about twenty persons were some
what bruised.
Rev. Merrill Richardson, Of Worcester, was Sc
riousIY Injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Dred" was well played
last night, and well attended. The psntomime
afterward was very excellent one, in which
Aafht was Of course the moving spirit, and cover
ed himself with glory. Tonight "John Brown
will be put upon the boards, and will doubtless
dro,v v-oU
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SANTA FK MAIL.

INDEPENDENcE. Jan. 81.
Ths Santa Fe mail arrived here tO>day.
Lieut., Robinson, who went out two weeks
ago, was accidentally shot through the arm.
There were two mails lying at Pawnee Fork
awaiting escorts. Lieut. Besl had sent two
escorts from there with the outgoing mails.
No Indians were seen by the mail party.
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SANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOPatOE'
NEVER DEBILITATRS.
IOMDOENDEn ENmTD Il I

NEVER DEBILITATES.
II is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
IN FROM GUMS and has become an established fact
Standard Medicine, known and approved by an
used it, and is fes0Ied 20 with c0nidouce al the
Diseases for which IL IS mmended
IL has cured thOuandsl with the last two YEARS
who had given up all h1peS. J voiief The Numerous
unsolicited certificates in = my possession show
The dose mnst be adsDed Ito t8e Temperament Of the
individual taktnglt ana US Esd in such quantities
act gently the bowels. 81
Let the dictates OF vuur udsmeHf guide you in tho
use Of he LIVER IN-@lVIG0RATDK, and it
will cure Liver COM > lplaint4s Bilious At
tackBg Dy5pepsi 01.@lChronic Dinrrhoeuy
= m e r q o M si>lp ln1nts, ID Dyaeute-
ry, DrOpSy1 eourtZ IStOmachs HubitBnl
COsfiveness5 ChOl-l-tics Cholera, ChOlc-
rR M0rhuss ChnleFnsl III n ia n { ms ElaGus
lencey j uuu d ic e sisslFeunie Weakness
es, and my be used suc-lslces>tuty as an OhDikA
RY FAMILY mEDI-l@lClNE. Il will cure SICK
II d A q II E. (as - thousands tesfifs) IN
TWENTY MINUTFS JFP@ITWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-l-lEN Al commencement OF
attack.
All who Il giving their tcs' imonv in It's iayor
~ Nix water in the mouth with the INYIGOkATOR,
and swallow both together
rsriee One Dollar Per Bottle.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, TED /, 1860.
VRAvELRR's RRGIsTER.
NRw AnYEnrlsRnENrs.

Academy OF AIusio-Joha Brovn-Hsro OF Hurpor's
Ferry.
Holloway Pills-speoial Notice
Hosietter's BHters-Speeial Notice.
W H. Wallace Son--Coks for sale
Dr. A. W Tucker Chemical baths and Medicines
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FROM RICHMOND.

Richmond, Jan 81.
A difficulty which was however amicably set
tied between the Speaker Of the House of Dele
gates and Mr. Selden, Of Stafford, prevented ac-
tiOn yesterday, on the resolution relative to the
appointment Of a Committee on the resolutions OF
the South Carolina Mission.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

REY. Mr.. BUSHNELL As A LEcTURER.-TO-
morrow evening the Rev. E. Bushnell of Fremont,
viii deliver lecture before the Library Assoeia
ton upon "a Complete Manhood We have no
doubt it will be one of the valuable lectures of the
Course. Mr. Keeler, of the Jo7rnal, in private
note, says Of this lecturer:
Rev. Mr.. B. delivered this lecture before our
citizens, for whom it was written. It is subject
in which every man, woman and child should feel
themselves particularly interested, and its truths
are as plain as a sum in addition The lecturer is
be has but few superiOrs in point of address and
pleasing manner ALL who hear him land hope
he will have full Hall) will go away feeling that
for once at least they have received the worth Of
their money.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

oDD FELLow's FEsTIvAL.-The Festival at the
JOhsOn House TO- morrow night will be a fine af-
fair. The Committee of Arrangements are making
great preparion for the event, and Main will do
his part in the best manner. Secure tickets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

" 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
FoGG, ENswoRTH Co.'S,
octI Cor Superior aud Seneca SITS.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Jan 81.
Eighteen citizens Of Mason and Bracken cOun.
ties, Ky, were expelled account u opinions on
slavery. Most Of them arrived here yesterday.
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~ Notice 10 Pbyslciaug and The Public.

n Notice 70 Physicians and the Public.-ALL-
COCKS POROUS PLASrERs.- s.-TESTlBIoNIAL.-"T
ALLCoCEE & CO., No. 2si Canal st., New YORK, 2Sth
Nov lss9-Geutemea Iluiely suffered from weakness
in my back occssonsd b. suddenly over-exerng myself
Having heard your plssos much recommend for
Of this kind, procured One and the result all that
could desire. single plaster cured me in a week.
Yours respectfully. J. a. BRIGGS,
PToprietoT Of the Brandreth House. New York"
There nothing equal in the way Of Plaster to the PO
rous Plaster Of Mr. ALLCOCK Everything is pleasant
about them They the Plaster Of the day and fl
OF our present advancement in science and art In Asthma
Cough kidney Aecons and Ocul ceep seated pains they
afford permanent ree and for weak backs, pains the
side Stitches and spasmOiic paies generally they
surpassed the benefits they impait Physicians should
sEamns this article which is universally approved where
known. Piice . cents each.
EPrincipal once. No. z94 Canal St.. New York Sold
A Gardiner No. 20 Superior street. Cleveland and by
J. B, Wheedon. Hudson, and all respectable dealers in
melicines ian27dkW
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan 80.
The bill for q convention TO frame q State Con.
stituiion, has passed both Houses Of the Nebraska
Legislature, aud been signed by the Governor.
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PLAIN AND oRNAAIENTAI PRiNTING-

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of tvery description
done at the Prirting Establishment the LsADRR oco
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses tho
bost style, on short notice. aud at reasonable Par
tcuar attention paid to Blank Work Every descrip ion
Of Binding done especially Rank Books Lodgors
Sales Books, Receiving Books SC 60
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

NEWARK n. j Jan. 3l.
Senator Douglas was last night the guest Of
Ex-Governor Bice. lie took the early train from
here this morning for Washington
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

RAILROADS OF oHIO.-The following is list as
complete as can be computed, of the Roads in
Ohio, their length, and the cost of each line up
to the present date:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

u The February number Of the Eclectic Mag
azine is fully up to the standard of that excellent
periodical. The two eugravings with which it is
adorned, "Queen Victoria" and the "Duke Of We'll
liugtOn," in the highest style of the art. The
table of contents is such as a scholar would be
pleased with, aud when be had looked through its
ample and elegant pages, the succeeding number
would be looked for impatently. The Eclectic is
literally the cream of all the most valuable foreign
Magazines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

CoUNcIL.-see Council Report for action upon
several important subjects The members thor
Oughly immortalized themselves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

NEW ONkI JHU. oUs
The family Of james O. Pettingill, of Adams
Basin, consisting OF Mr.. Pettingill Mrs. Marshall
aud Mrs. Lewis, muse, were poisoned yesterday
with stIy chime administered by q servant gir'.-
Mrs. Lewis will probably die.
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FIRE.
BuRLIKaror. Jan. 81.

bOhLlhdTVNi OaAs oA'
A fire occurred here this morning destroying the
entire stock Of Ross & Whipple, hardware mer-
chants, and the grocery establishment Of L G.
Geshirend. The total loss estimated at $4,000.
Insurance not known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

CoNIcALITIEs.-Hawks& & Brother have roceiv.
ed the Comic Monthly for February, and Nick Max
for the same, full Of fun aud comicalilies.
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, WARiNG's MOCK, CORNER oF DANK AND
BT. CLAIR STREETS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

A communication was received from the
Commissioner of Patents, transmitting the
Meteorological observations Of 1859, which
he thought Of sufficient interest to be printed.
Referred.
Mr.. Iverson introduced o bill 10 carry out
the provisions of the 18th article of the Trea-
ty with Mexico.
Mr.. Fitch introduced q resolution, voting
5000 extra copies Of the Presidents message
and accompanying documents. Adopted.
Mr.. Grimes asked to be excused from serv-
ing on the Committee on Private Land Claims.
Granted.
Douglss' resolution was called up, and Mr..
Hunter spoke. He pointed out the vast i'm
prOrtanoe of the products of slave labor to
the people of the North. lie argued that
there was no irrepressible hostility between
the sections, and that the emancipation Of
the slaves would prove q great injury to the
people Of all the sections. If the North could
not in conscience carry out the provisions Of
the Constitution, the manly course was to say
80 and prepare for separation. Free society
was an experiment whereas slavery had been
tried and proved to be stable A strict OBJ
servance Of the Constitution would save The
Union.
Adjourned.
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HORsE sTEALlNe.-The case of Willis Leonard.
charged with stealing horse and buggy from
Henry Mathews, will be brought up this morning.
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Boots ana Shoes.

HUETT, ,BURGETT h co WHOLE
III SALE pEALER IN BOOTS, SHOEs, AND nRC
5ANs No. S7WatsT-st lfse duorAsaath sftho Post0f
Cleveland %. a-r
n WIT HuKTR 3H&nFT, ia kDAa1