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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07
0TASTER COMMISSTONER's

M A 3 i " K COMMlSSlUNER'S
IAl sALE.-Parsuantt 70 tue command ofa deere
Il der Of sale kaued by the Court d Common
Pleas Of Cuyanoga County, Ohios 81 ths suit q I'd
ward W ade against Philip Eckhardt, ne direct
Cd shall Gxpose at the door o. the Court Houss, N
the City Of CrTsland N said county en- the ID oy
Of March, le6l, 81 oclOck r . the following d8-
acrtDed prem8e5, 70 ait situate In BrOoEi3 toNn-
ship CuyahoEa Couufys Ohio and known as subdi
vision Of tUt number tWO hundred an thirty lZ3al IN
Hiram stone addtion 70 OlsFslsnd5 Q. posed Of
part Of original lots hoa. . 4ud g In Brooklyn
township. Appraised At tlso. : .
b. B. Beavs, GEO 3. VIVIAN
Pltf7s Atty. Master Comm'r.
jansO.s2l
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WAsHINaTON n1ATrRRs.
WASHINGTON. Feb.

WAsaANaAoAf ESu- "
Private letters from leading telegraph
men by the last mail from California
leave little room to doubt that under the
judicious diplomacy Of Mr.. ]. 81. Wade, the
representative Of the Western Telegraph
Company, all the telegraph interests in
California will be consolidated and a strong
Company formed on the Pacific to cooperate
with the Western Union Company on the
Atlantic side, in the rapid completion of
the Paeiac line, under the recent Congress
sioual grant. Wealso understand from we'll
informed parties that in connection with
the Pacific line an earnest and persevsr-
ing effort will bs made to extend the tele-
graph facilities via Oregon, the British and
Russian possessions, &C., to Europe-the
utter failure thus far Of long submarine
cables leaving, in the Judgment OF these
parties, little # any reason TO hope for a
permanently successful line to Europe, ex-
cept via Behring's Straits at the interseo-
tion Of the Pacific and Arctic Oceans. The
United States and several Of the Europesn
Governments are confidently relied upon
to favor this world wide enterprise,
The Presidents course in relation TO the
proposition Of HayDs is similar to that Of
the former Commissioner, that be had no
authority TO treat for either the disposition
offoris or other public property. Il is his
duty 70 defend them 10 the best Of bis abili-
y, and the consequences must foil on those
Tho attack them. -
Hayne will now return 10 South Carolina.
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.FAEnINGTON NEWs.
Wlrn1roror. Feb

WAthINQtoNi req ?.
The great speech Of Senator Johnson, Of
Tennessee today, is the universal topic Of
discussion. His denuuciation o. Sc es-
sionisis were terrific and overwhelming
He did not hesitate TO hold up as traitors
the late Senators who had committed them
selves ns leaders in secession and rebellion
Mr.. kellogg, Of Illinois, to-day received
. dispateh from distinguished Republi-
can, Of Springfield, Illinois, stating that
he would be sustained By many leading Re-
publioans Of that State, IN the proposition
for compromise, which be has introduced in
the House
Major Haskins commands the company
Of artillery stationed opposite the eastern
front Of the Capitol He was in command
At Baron Rouge when that ersenal was
taken By the state troops. The War De.
partmsnt entirely approves Of his conduct
in surrsndering.
Tellers to count the votes for President
and Vice President are: Trumbull for the
Senate, and Washburne Of Illinois and
Phelps for the House
Several Alsbama Postmasters decline to
render accounts, saying they await the ac-
ton Of their States.
Additional evidence continues to be re
oeived Of The violation Of private oorres-
pondsncs in the South.
The Court Of Inquiry, to investigate the
surrender Of the Pensacola Navy Yard,
meets Friday.
Another witness has been examined as
70 the alleged conspiracy to seise the Capi
toll Gov. Hicks vas summoned q few
Sowza and usTl vrohnRl- he examined
Thursday.
Commander Walker Is TO be court mar
tailed for bringing the store ship Supply
to N. T., instead Of Vera CruI as ordered
Secretary Black was nominated to dsy as
successor to Justice Daniels, and John
Petit as District Judge Of Indiana.
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WAsHIEoToS, Feb. 6.


The Speaker laid before the House q mes
sage from the President enclosing resolu.
tion from the Kentucky Legislature, which
asks Congress 70 call q National Conyen-
tion tc amend the Constitution. He com
mends the proposition TO that consideration
which its patriotic source and importance
demands. Referred 70 q select COMMITTEES
Of Eve.
Mr. Nixon introduced memorial Of
1900 citisens Of New Jersey asking the
adoption Of the Crittenden resolutions. He
vas satisfied that large majority Of the
people Of that State desire Congress to sot
specially On them.
fhe senate amendments to the loan bill
were taken up. Mr.. Phelps advocated con-
currence in the amendment 10 repeal the
cot OF June 1880 authorizing q loan and
providing for theredemption Of she Treas
ury Notes.
Mr.. Sherman replied that II this vas
agreed TO il would leave no security for re-
deeming the Notes authorised bv the act
Of December. he trusted that the pe.r
ADMINISTRATION would never come here
With loan bill In time Of p-ace The *.
penses should never be allowed 10 exceed
the revenue. The amendment vas rejected.
A conference committee on The part Of the
Senate was asked.
Mr. Colfax called up the bill to suspend
the nail service IN the seeding States
which after debete vas passed III against
2s
Various testimonials for the settlement
Of the existing crisis we're presented.
The confederation Of the report o. the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07
NEW YORK MARKET-FRB- Q.

FLOUR-MArket continues In favor Of buyers
With only moderate business doing ier export and
, sales are 400 bbIs at s',1OaSszO for Superfne
state; S3z5G5,55 log extra states S5,l09s,i0 for
supsr-fne western; S5,s09,5,50 for common 70 me-
dium extra western; S5h5095l0 for shipping brands
sxtrs. round hooped Ohio; and S5,TS91OO for trade
The market closed heavy with holders disposed to
realize.
teoding 20 favor purchzssrS. Sales arS ~ bbls
S5Ss 35,25 for common 70 choice extra.
RfE FLOUH-Quiet With tridiUg sales at S, 20
CORN mKAL-Marhet vsrT dull and drooP-
WHIsKY-Firm and in sood demand. Sales are
WHEAT-Markst opsnsd dull and heavy and
closed ~ All With moderate Export suquify. Sales
are e10l bus No Chicago spring at Sl,is deliver.
%; Sl,2911l ,2oN milwaukee club Wisconsin and
Iowa am 'er Sli7l nOrthwastern club delivered
fl,1l@lSi winter red vast rn Sl,t07l,5g infarior
TO ialr white westerni St'z6 red Stale.
RfE-Qulst at 62a6sc.
BARLEY-Narkst dull at ss8sOe, aal to quail
GORN-Marksf dull and heavy and tribe lovar
With only very moderate business doing for export
~ home c0ngumi icon. Sales are 37.Gn bus a. 65k
@efe ior old mixed Wsteru IN sIore; 6esl deliver
r. Depot, aud 7uc Tor new southern Whit, and
choice. -
tlAIs--ln little butt' requrst and az sfandy pri.
set- SAiea u a'tss"r ius We tern Canadian aud s64
P0R l<-Marksi DIM, heavy and nominal .i,b
onlo irinins sales a S7, bior mess, and Slse for
BREF-sarket quie; and teady sals, ar.
Us bhla ats4i lAaAni Tor coun ~ prime; Ss5Bn625
for ex IA taeSsi Sssitald,p rrpass ~ mes sl005a
iPRfWR u ESs BEEF-nuli an. nominal
BEEF q A8is-hteadyi lAs IS ior Eta:s and ves-
CIIJsT nTRATE-MartSt quiet ana ,tesdy. Sal.
at s'sSe'Se for sh0uldsTSi GsesNs tar haiaI.
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rRTAa CuNvRNTION,

GALvEsToE, Texas, Feb. b.
The ordinance Of secession passed on
lst inst by a vote Of 1865 to Z. The Gov.
srnor, Legislature aud Supreme Judges
we're present. The ordinances is to be voI'
ed on by the people on the 2Sd Of Febru
ary. and If adopted will 60 into effect on
the "a Of March. -...
G,v. Houston recognises the Convention
of the people and declares mis- attachment
TO the South, and desire to join the South
ern Confederacy, but IL there is none form
ed he favors the Republic Of Texas The
secession news from Florida, Georgih
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana Great
ed much excitement in Northern Texas.
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PREmgD ON cLE4E 1xD NV TYPE
NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS WRITTEN
ON EVERY PAPER,


We are now living in tbe age Of Rebell-
ion. The South, not content with having
had the control of our Government almost
entirely ever since the formation Of the Con
stitutiOn, are now endeavOring to break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
the power is taken out Of her hands. Overt
acts and hostility have already been com
menced against the Federal authorities, and
where 1t will end, no man knows. -.
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r,,nnr ,rAnlIlNnTnN
WAsHISoroS, Feb. 6.

WAsHINorOS, Feb 3.
A special dispatch to the Post says that
M CorWin awaits the action of the pesoe
conferences before pressing for q vote on
his proposition as reported from the Com
ruittee Of Thirty three. -:
Il is reported that the Minnesota delega-
ton In Congress have advised the Govern
or Of their State 10 send Commissioners to
the Convt ntion here.
The Indians Commissioners are under
stood TO be united against eOmpromise.
The steamer MI0Aigsz on Lake Erie viii
be put in ccsnmission on the Let Of March.
An artillery company recently LEFT at
Augusta has been ordered here.
A numberof Republican members eF the
New Jersey Legislature are hero urging
their representatives not TO compromise
their principles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07
FROAl NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, FEB. ..
steamer Marion, from Charleston, ar
rived 10 day. Among the passengers are
ten wives Of the soldiers Of Fort Sumter and
seventeen children, who suffered very Sc
verely from ses sickness during the trip.
They represent the garrison at Fort Sum-
ter as in excellent heath, not single SCI
dier being on the sick list. The strongest
union pervaded the company, and ley
looked farWard to an attack with eon6dt Je
in their strength and ability to repel N
assault There are seventy Eve soldi rs
aud thirty labOrers, al Of whom are NV
busy in mounting heavy Columbisds IN
the ramPsrts and in the fortress yard. T1e
majority Of the soldiers are of foreign birth,
about half Of them being Irish, and laree
number GermRu. The garrison is now sup p
Piled daily with fresh meats and provisions
OF all kinds from Charleston, although only
enough is brought in for each days use
The supply Of salted meats and camp "a
tious is ample for long siege. No rein
forcemeDts had heen received when the
Marion left, and e m the Captains state
ment it would appear that great difficulties
would be met in entering the harbor at
Charleston with reinfOrcements or supplies.
The Charleston volunteers are laboring
daily, aud they, with the aid Of lsborers,
are placing Fort MOultrie and the other
forts in the harbor in the best state Of de-
tense. There are about 5000 soldiers now in
entrenehments. Their number is con
stantly augmented By arrivals from the
interior Of the State. It is represented
that whatever work is done in the way of
rendering Fort MOultrie capable Of repell-
ing attack, she cannot be made to com
mand Fort Sumter in any event, or be able
to damage that fort by her cannonade.
The wives and children viii leave the
Marion at o'clock this p. m., on their way
to Fort Hamilton, where they viii remain
for the remainder Of the winter. They
are in good spirits and seem to think tba
their husbands are perfectly safe in their
present situation.
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DAYKIN'S WATER DRAWER
AHEAD or ALL OEHERSl

The nest simple and sGIeieat maehias nois y lils
for sssOutag 'uatsr from 'psll' Of a'y dPth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07
PosrAGF on &c LFAnrR-

The postage on The Daily Lsadsr. to any
place within the State, per qustter in sd-
vance, 10 cents postage on the ri-Wsskly,
per qusrtsr q esntsi POsiags on the Weekly
per quarter, esnA WltbIn Cuyahoga
County, FSzS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

MUIlCE.-THE CREDITORS
IN Of EIra .. lsysland, and ali othsrg Interest
ls5i tue aid EZRA CleF5land made apDiicsiiu 10
mr Tor discharge from custody aud prUtrcti5n from
arrest on All claims anueErd 81 bic retillOn, aud
which Wal 81, IN my elee on the 13th day Of laun
nry l56l, aud hat pies Of sal paprra hled In ny
yius aiil b. rsturnrd ~ the Court " Common Pleas
for CuyHhogn county, uhio on or heiore the 1ecold
day OF the February term u said Court nr1I % b.
holden JOSEPH B. GHAkHI8,
isnsl ls6l;s23 0dmniisslgner of lnsolgsntl
q. ClsEsland, nlaintiR lBslors 3. Hoassnmuellsr,
Halssy Fr&aei., dsrt. ccu77iiEoss O.. OhiO.
A TTLCHMENT.-ON The 25TH
"a day q January, A. D. lsdi, said Just e issued
- oTdsr q attnohmant for the sum q tWsnty-siL
l6loo dollars and probable costa q suit ten doal.
GEO. l.. IAGERSOIb,
PlsintiGG Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

THE TT7TE % 5HI0, IA Csaf5 q Common
Uuyehoaa County, %. Pisas.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NV YORK, Feb. 8.
Counterfeit IS on the Amsterdam Bank, n. T.,
and bills Of Ike denomination on the Bulls
Head Bank, n. z, were put In circulation last
night.
II II reportei that the ship David Brown, from
San Francisco for Cork. has been lost az sea-
Two Of her crew were brought into New Orleans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07
BROW THR sOUTHwEsT.

FoRT SMITH, Ark,I Feb. o..
Ad7ices received to-day by Editor Thir
ty ffth Parallel state that the Texans have
threatened to take possession Of Forts
Washits, Cobb AMI Arbuokle in the Indian
Territory. It is thought that the force at
each Of these stations is sufficient to pro
tect them.
The conductor Of the Overland Mail from
Little Rock reports the arsenal taken pos
session Of BY State troops at that place, on
Saturday evening last
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07
wAsHINGTON CoNFERENCE.
~ ~ q

In the Peace Congress to-day 9 resOlu-
tion was introduced proposing to conduct
the proceedings with open doors. The re-
suit was a restriction upon Commissioners
from communicating their doiugs to out
side parties. The Commissioners are So
cislly harmonious, but IS yet have discuss
ed no measure looking to political results.
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DEOCRAT $40 STATE CONVENTION,
NV HAvEN. Feb. @

The Democratic State Convention met in
this city this morning, and organised b.
the choice Of Mr. 3 Burrill as President.
The morning was occupied in the appoint
ment Of the usual committees The Hon
C. Loomis of Bridgeport IS prominently
named as the candidate forGovsrnor. The
Convention is full one, Il is supposed
that the msjority Of the Convention on
resolutions are Douglas men.
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TIE eRzFEEBERs
MARsHALEs UTERINE oATHoLIeoN. |

MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATH0LICON,
which q offered 3 certain curo cases acccmpa-
nied with the following symptoms irregularities,
Weakness, faintness, DrrAnged Appetite, salioW
Complexion, Pain in the Back and kidnsy, Uhilis,
Ood A4nd8 and Fest, BoaatingE, Feverishness, Aeu-
raigias P4lpitation ol the Heart, dizziness, 6ery-
Flushea oI the Heart, General Pain, Crawling and
Pam u tbs spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult PaasinF oi
Urine with heat or Bmarting, Itching, Burning OF
lrr tation 70 the Uterine organs, Nightmare. Dis
pair Mysteries, Anxiety, BED fac, Nervous witch
Ing Starting, Uon5tipatiOn, Irritable Temper Sad
ness, DepEaYed Appstits, kiatulsnce, BloaEsi aad
irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains IN the
Uterine Organs, Numbness and Pans n the Lmbs
Loss Of The Memory, Rewilderment, soreness IA the
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HOGS Dull at 7't@T'1e. FOR corn iodi sg@sNo
I've w ightn 10.
uItsbN-Dull Hnd unrhaI1aai a.ltr.a
TAHn Market heavy aud dull HtIed ar, ga
bbls 81 g4@sJto for GoOd No. /, and I0alUS isr
pfiiue WeGtarn.
BITTER Selling ll0viy At tOaits Tor ohio.
ciEEsE-stosaE At SalOse for ihs.risr %
briua.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAlHINaIoN, Feb. J.
The President has recognized Don Vinysl -
Spanish Consul 10 reside at Charleston.
All government telegraphic communication
with New Orleans e cut of. The Secretary OF
die Treasury, however, Is taking action In re
gard TO the late distractions Of the revenue laws
By the Col. .eetor Of that city. It Is ascertained
from an authentic sUurce thst the laws will be
enforced 20 the grestest extent practicable, and
on 4 Union basis
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Meaieines.
TWELVE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
AOUlo the success Of several medical ssntle-
men in curing disease upon principles In accordance
with great natural laws, induced their establish
ths Legislature BY the title VI THEGRlEFEhBBKG
COMPANY Of New 1sTk. This continued success "
their remedies, and the arm hold they have gained
upon public confidence has fully Justihed the honUI
cOnir rrsd upon the Association b Legislative en-
actment, aud they have reason to ee great pride
cum pzring their with medical acaden rs al
chartered bT public authority Unsolicited testI-
mony from public and private individuals and com
mendHtory nUtioes tue leading public journals,
bear witness the medical SIX II and high persOnai
character II the gentlemen oonnected Will The
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The principles and practice Of medicine adopted by
this Institution are lucdy aut forth IN RHf r
EGBEkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, al invaluable
medical work, publish for family Use, and th
fore sold the nominal priCs OF 70 cuts which
sum it is mailed ires 70 auy part o. The country.
The health Of American NOmsn, diseases of Chill
dren, and the obscure and chFoutc plaints,
we'll the common dileases incident % this c0un-
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and Il e enOuSh u they have proved thtmsslves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
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Their s-ries Of Ne icines embrace eleven different
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-07

RB-Read what Dr.. Bushnell says Of the GrREn.
berg Medicines. Dr. B. ie ply stclan uf aNtuusits
practice, aud the most sncc saiu On the coun-
- frrumbull IN which be ruside5
This e-rttnus that have usfd the 9rnltE b RI 3
Piils aud MarshalfB Catholicon, sold here - a ~
1ohnson, IN ny practice- They Hrs good msdis5nss-
Hartford, Trumhul county, ohio, Marrh u Is67.
toid by DruEEiIts and nrdlCnt ifsa. - throurh.
on ths country. tor Medicines Or Asunui-., ad-
drvss 81. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
isaSd&E General AGsnt ior Ohio.
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TaE VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

VERY few OF the delegates elected are submis-
sionists. They intend to exhaust every hOnora-
bic means. but will 90 for secession unless the
rights Of The South are guaranteed II the Peace
tion wiz doubtless refer the question 70 the peo-
uln
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Eaom vrRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Feb. g.
Northampton County-Fisher Southern
Rights, has large majority.
Warwick, Elizabeth City and Williams
burg-Nsllory, Union, elected.
AceOmae--CusIis, Union, elected.
Isle Of Wight-Whitfeld, Southern Rights,
elected.