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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Jan. ls, 1851
Matthew Howe to Rufus L. Eellard, sub Lot
S2O in blsek NJ, of the Buffalo allotment,
being 20 feet front on Main street and 100
feet deep; situate near Lighthouse street
bridge. Consideration $7OO. =
Jan. %, 1s6l.-Matthew Howe to RAfus
L. Nellard, sub lot "a in Jacob Perkins sub
division Of part of lot 50, being II feet front
on Clinton street situate on the corner of
Clinton and Liberty streets, II miles east
Of the Centre street bridge. Consideration
$500. TEH HEIaTHTFT
Feb. 2, 1s61.-Alanson T. Lrwrence to
John Singer, sub lot 7sl in Barber & Lords
allotment, being 90 feet front on Penn street
and 224 feet deep; situate near the corner Of
Penn and Lorain streets, 4 mfls south Of
the Circle. Consideration $3.50.
Jan. %, 1ss1.-Tames n. aud Harriet
Rummage to Levi johnson, sub Let SO in the
Taylor Farm allotment, being so feet front on
State street and 14s feet deep; situate near
the Circle. Consideration $500.
Jan. I6, IsB1.-John and Maris Martin to
Ellen MoMahon, sub lot 7O2 in Barber
LORDS allotment, being Ga feet front on
WOOdline street and Is2 feet deep situate
x mils southwest oe the Circle. considera-
tion 500. -
Feb. ?, 1ssl.-Charles HesinIish TO John
F. Schmidt, the east part Of sub lot 5ss in
Barber & Lords allotment, being 80 feet
front on Bridge street and ls2 feet despj sit
uate 1s mile southwest of the Circle. Con-
sideration $3.50.
Jan. IA, 1s6l.-William Case to Martin
stumpf, sub lot 81 in Willism Cases alot-
ment ofpart Of ten acre lots I4O, al and l42,
being 50 feet front on Briggs street and lS2
feet deep: situate near the Pittsburgh Rail.
road maehine shops, ~ miles east Of the
PostofB.ce. Consideration $780,
Feb. u, 1ss1.-William Dewey to Ann
MAJ ks, sub lot % in h. A. Ackley's alct-
ment of ten acre lot 90, being AZ 2-lo feet
f,ont on Cedar street and 1872 feet deep sit
uate IL miles cast of the Postofics.
Also, sub lot 9 in Henry MOaId's alOt-
ment of part of ten acre lot 50, being 50 fee;
front on Cedar street and IeO feet deep ait
uate " miles east Of the Posiofiee. Con-
sidsrasion 81 $50.
Jan. 21, Is6l.-Elbridge Brumhall to
Mark Willoughby, 4s feet front on the north
side Of the Public SQUARE and 1876 feet deePi
situate next the new Court House. COnsid-
Grafton $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

~ Owners Of coal oil wells who want
to do their work by steam, can purchase
tip-top boiler, exactly suitable for that kind
Of work, at low price. It is in ali respects
sB good as new, and is large enough T. run
i've b orse-poVsF engine. Inquire 1zADEH
Counting Room. #
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

TIE LAKE TIDEs-THE WATER IN LAKE
OErGRTo.-The oswego Times says the water
in Lake Ontario is at present two feet three
inches ebove low wster mark. In February
1859, it was three feet eight inches.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

50 BOoE-ksepers wiH find fresh sup
Ply Of Leroy ". Rarehiids Gold Pens,
si J. B, COBB 6 Co.'S. AH Of Leroy W
Fairchilds Cold Pens sold By J. 3. csJb
& o., are pGzTGntsd for one year. ltd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

~ dEADAoaE S t1e l4foflo f.En 1T
Fhich natu-s makes kpoWnqny deviation z6sfe76r
ifom the natural state q no 5rlins lHd l.sas q
tili3 h9nt . may D loozee on ~ 3 lFlo luf7If-
ID % giys notice q dissa.s which misat stterils
eae4pe atientl0r, ili too late % b lg11clel aud D.
lnlleltIQn1 s1olld never b. uc7Iecl1l llfI1C111
may - claslied unccr two 1aueI TiIs EFfIrtoranrd
and ldi0 0letnlc- eyEptoualic de1drlal ID eEcecd-
tnllF collHon and t1e plaClIlur of r711l FrrirlT
81 dlsea1es. among Uhich are hronler Gout EIsl-
natlsm and az isbrila diseasa. il irI rrrs01s f.
q IS lyI ,afhetic q di1sa1g ol ti1It11ch c1nfII
sing sct ieadecbei Of bepatc disaasa e0nstiiuilng
etiltolie leleces o. Aorllli cgl5llailu nul lll1r
eieoIeors q ne bowels, g el - fene 1ld uisri1s
Affections. Diseases Of the heart FefT ircquent-
u attended With EeEdaclcs; AnaemiE ard ridtlc1ia
are also alltctionl which lIoQreurlT occl1lon Ec1-
ache. Idigpathic Hesdaohe-is also ferY c1mmcl.
being u1ualT di.ting1 died ~ The name 81 ar1al
hGodaetG ggnstim1I coming On ElldanIv % q stats
81 apeareatiy sound he1li1 and pr5llr1ti1g st ol1s
the monfal and physical cu1s7ia4r a1e r. otler m
s5anees r comes on sioFiy, hqraesd 5y deprssgial
e 1pirltz OF acer1lty Of temper. 11 uoIt a1ca8
the pain 5 10 i1e ifous q tlo al lle1 ere qri1lh
sIs1, afe some ip1e7 eTo-lnc F9niicci u11 ma
claa8 may abb 1e NAMED He1rl Ill.
Nor ne tTeal.esnt q sithel class q Fsafaehe tie
De9laltc Pills nave been loIlnd sure and ear res-
edy, reliegiuE ne rost eeule geinl III IoE.ll.l-
-, a7I4 b tl5 subtle Dossf srleating he lilez-
pea OF Fhich Hoadach6 = the unsrrins lndss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

BRiDaET.AM Missus wants you to ss11 hera
box % C5phaItic Glue, no. boftls of Prepared FIl,
perhaps yen Be aither knowing what 1t i1. Ie 80
shes nigh dead and g01e With Tie SICK H1ad1cfo.
before
lDvuggia.- Tou must mean s5alainz's GsBhsitio
Rill1-
Bridgse-OchI sure now and you'vs 5sd Il, hars's
the gqsEIh.er md CIV ne TIE PlllI and doat b al
day about Il aithar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DoLLERs SkTD.-
Mr. Spalding has sold two Millions Of bottles Gf hl
els brated Preparsd Glue and Il q estimeted thai
ach bottle saFes At least ten llGrs worth ai tE1-
ken furniture, thus making an aggreElta Of fEentT
millions Of dollars reclaimed nom total lo8s ~ thl
valuable invention. Having made HE alue 9 house
hold word, be new proposes % De ths world stu
greatar service by curing an the aching hegd9 With
his Cephaltic pills, and Il they are as good Is his
Glge, Asadaehes viii soon vanias away IKE anoW a
july.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

PlssieGn,---Wsll, Mrs. Jones how IS that
neadachs2
Ma. JoasI.-Gonsl Doctor, all goasl ths pm goa
sent cured me IN Just twenty minutes, end ] visa
you would send more 50 that have thell HANDY.
Phuglc01.-EOu can get them sf any Dr1gEisfl-r-
Call Tor Oephaitic Pills ind they never al, and
recommend thsuu in All caeeg oi Eeadacha.
Mru. Jonsi.-I shall send for g box directly, and
shall tell all ny sunsring friends ior they are a
real blessing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

FRAoAs.-A negro fght came off in the
neighborhood Of Michigan street, Monday
night, in which knives were drawn and
brandished rather freely. No one was bad
" hurt, however.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

Z TIE AMALgAMAT1oI On LtEaCAaEs.-Thsi
z is sr0Eial teads1cy ln lhls sgs q appropriate
The mo1i preagive Wprdl 81 other lrrr1Ggs7. rnd
allaf fllll9 q lncofp1ztl1 t11I llllo ll1a
ING lol ne hea1l . nov bec1linT rcIlilrl1-l b
cgnnection With Af. 3paldlr b zrss, II acasren-
e1y, bat it sFlll goo1 b used IN q ns0rr rrr1 urT
gud the word gephalio Hlil h1ddni8 = c1mm1n =
leciroty p and may etherl who's di1fIncti1n -
t0relg 81 Wgfu1 has 1cel worn arl1g 1T larr
until ths7 seem trafiFe ana % ths nisrfr -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

VERY INPoRTANT.-An old lady in trOw-
sers passed through the depOts last nighl
and went out on the Lake Shore tain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ wholesale Photographic Stock Depot,
17s Superior street, Forest City Block, up
stairs. Artlst's Materials; Oval, Gilt and
Rosewood Frames heavy square Frames
made to order; EngraYings framed in any
styles Canvass on stretches and BY the
-ard. 1 sp-rl 1Taraa.
F'iae Oil aud Water COlors, Brushes, &C.
wbolss'ais and Retail. 90 s5ea7g OILS
e.LS.9os, .ado1g 2. .B.DoU6bASs 4 co.
sFANwYx iFAIL.--Fhe Pric,s q ea'a1lss q
this favorite reStaurant has been fes'ly e,
duced to suit the times. All the luxui . =
the market, both home and abroad, serve,
up in the best style. d4tfblS:s22 /
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cross-exnmination, and re-examinations but
without sseeFtaining anything other than
that the defendant had fulfilled his obliga-
tons as an officer Of 1.-THE Society. Il was shown
that Ambush bad, about the middle Of De-
cember, 1860, received from Thomas Norris
Of Pittsburgh, letter notifying him lAmbqshl
that the master Of Lucy Wss in search Of
her, and that he had said be would Sc
cure her if it cost him thousand dollars, and
giving some advice as to the BEST disposition
to be made Of her. l7.5 .27oli
This information, the prosecution claimed,
was withheld from the proper branch Of The
Fugitive Aid Society, and on this charge be
was arraignsd. The evidence, however,
clearly'showed that the defendant had made
known this intelligence as required, and
that be had read the letter to Lacy herself;
and that the defendant was once rebuked for
import1nihg her to go somewhere where she
would be in less danger. The examination
Of witnesses was closed about midnight, when
the arguments were commenced. whether
the case vent to the jury Or not We are not
able 70 say asn G. .7a.i
Very cOmmendable order was preserved
during the progress Of the trial, and with the
exception Of an occasional outbreak between
counsel, the examination moved along
smoothly. aF1s d af7 ssoqzs
SIXTH WARD--ADJoUREED DIsoUssIos'-
The inclement weather Of last Thursday
evening prevented as large an attendance at
the Wigwam as was expected, and two Of the
regularly appointed speakers, NAG. Rid
die, and W.F. Gliding, Esq., Of ROckport,
were not present. An animated discussion
of the resolution was however held by those
present, when It was resolved to adjourn
one week, and. renew the discussion,
when the absent speakers VIII be present,
and an interesting debate may be expected,
from the importance Of the subject, and the
talent Of the speakers engaged to speak on
on It. II is as follows: Foi @ rata
Resolved, That the best interests Of the
Free States would be promoted BY aeguies-
cling in the secession Of the Slave States
from the present Union 3di =
-ra5 1--sDo-- i.'...
THE MAsoUERADE.-The masked party 1oi
the C. s. C; Ciubyas complete success. A
throng of spectators crowded the galleries
and looked with delight upon the dancers
below. barbarian, sythian, bond or free, -
Dutch, French, Gipsey, all nations and all
people in their picturesque and parti- -eolOred
garbes, mingled together, like the figures in
Kaleidoscope. Some Of the characters
we're as follows:
F. W; Red, White and Blue; J. II. B.
Aearamersci(i); E. 8. L, Sir Toby Bsleh
E. C. W., Roman citizen P. ". R., Son o.
Malta E. v, Zonnue z. H: c., do; ". q
h. do, B. J. c., do; Mr., P, do; Z. NJ.
Duke Of Buckingham. Mrs. x, Yankee gal
Mas T., Servant girl 8 Miss B., Page; Miss
N. E., Peasant girl; Miss N. p, Turkish
Spy; Miss J. P, Goddess of Liberty Mrs
B., old woman Mrs. B., Highland dress
Miss I. s., riding habit Miss s. g., Peasan
girl Miss NJ. s., do; Miss N. L., Tambor
inc girl; Mrs. NJ, Blue Pirates Bride.
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=
E1oTEHEET AMoNe THH CoLoRED PEoPLE-
TRIAL or Mr.. WV. E. AMBUsH IN RELA-
TIoN TO TIE ARREST OF TIE FUs1TrvE SLAVE
LucY.-The excitement among the colored
people Of our city growing out Of the rumor
that some Of their number were implicated
in the arrest ofthe fugitive slave girl Lucy
as informers, is just now running pretty
high. A woman by the name Of Graves,to
whose care the girl Lucy was committed on
her arrival in this city was made, through
an unlueky remark, the first victim of sus-
piciOn, but upon an investigation being had,
she was acquitted. A COMMITTEES was ap-
pointed to look further into the matter, and
from charges preferred, the Committee felt
justified in indieting VIM. E. Ambush, and
bringing him 70 trial. The following is an
abstract Of the proceedings Of a Court Of In
quiry held last night in relation to the mat
ter:
The Court of Inquiry called to examine
into the case Of VIM, E, Ambush, charged
with completely in procuring the return of
the fugitive slave girl Lucy to her master,
in "withhOlling from the proper persons in
formation in his possession of the danger she
wss in, convened last evening in the old
Blptist Church on the corner of Seneca and
Champlain streets. The cOlored population
was largely represented, and a few whites
were present About o'clock order was
obtained, snd Mr. franklin White was elect
ed Judge. A sheriff was appointed and or
dered to impannel jury, to consist Of six
persons, members, we believe, Of the Fugitive
Aid Society. As is always the case in impor-
tant trials, much trouble was experienced and
time spent in procuring six qualified jurors.
Finally this was done, and the Indictment
having been read, the trial was proceeded
with. The case opened with a prospect Of
some interesting Developments, and the
crowded court room was as still as a death
chamber, s. intense was the anxiety and IN
tsrest felt for the examination As itPto-
greessed, however, it became evident that
there was little to be elected Of interest TO
the general public, the major portion Of the
evidence relating solely to the duties Of i'm
posed by the Fugitive Aid Society upon its
members, and particularly those devOlving
on the Vigilance Committee Of the Society,
of which the defendant is chairman, and in
which capacity he is charged with dereIic-
ton Of duty. Some half dozen witnesses
we're brought forward BY the prosecution to
sustain The charge, each Of whom was passed
through the usual ordeal of examination,
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WANTED.-A nurse girl with thorough ex-
erience in the care ofa child. A Protest
ant preferred. Apply at So Seneca street
up stairs. 81 febsRl2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

@Did you ever have the Sick Headaehel
-. - -qIuanbef the throbbihg templas, the lsFar-
= ~ 49, ~ = loething aud DISGUST a. tka signt o.
~, 80, ~. One of tie lep p1alic . Tofd
Nv rsiisSsd yon L ~ Al ne sunsrlng ancn yoa
i5 80 si7-s1-s b,5s a boz Of them on hand 20 rss as
occasion red uirel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

MADAME yAR1AN-This lady, whose con-
cert in this city is to take place shortly, is
highly spoken Of in neighbOring cities. The
Toledo Blade says Of her late concert there:
eMsdame Varian made favorable i'm
preston on her first entrance on the stage,
and when her voice was heard the audience
were satisfied, pleased, charmed, and at each
appearance of the fair singer thsir enthus-
iasna increased. Her hRllads were tumultu
ouslv cneored and every effort received the
heartiest applause. The "star spangled
Banner" was fitting finale to such series
Of triumphs; every verse was received with
airrepressible" applause, and ct its close, the
audience called out their favorite with cheers
for the "stripes and bright stars" she had 30
gloriously pictured forth in song"
She is accompanied BY Mr.. Hoffman,
pianist, and Mr.. Alexander, viOlinist.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

GRKAF DIsoovERY.-Among The most i'm
portant ofal the great medical dlscofari19 Of tlis
age may Be considered the system of VQccnaion for
protection from SIaall Fox, the Oep1ae Ei Or fo-
lief Of Headache, and the uss Of Quni11 for shg pre-
VentiOn Of EeTers, either d hich i sure 9Beoci
mainly long after tisiT discoveries are d1gottsn-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

LAKE SHIPP1NG.-The Detroit Advertiser
publishes large number of statistics, com
piled by Capt. ]. " Hall, a ship broker
an d marine reporter of that city, concerning
the lake shipping and disasters, ctc., which
occurred during 1850, and from which we
get the following particulars:
The number Of disasters which occurred
during the season was S77. This includes
explosions, loss by fire, eapsising, being
driven ashore, and accidents by getting
aground, and everything involving expenses
to repair damages. This aggregate probably
does not include ali that took place OF Lake
Ontario, nevertheless all that has come to
the notice Of the press.
Resulting from the above, the following
classified crafts have gone out of existence
during 1850:
side-wheeI steamers
Propellers 9
Bargues
Brigs 9
schOonsrs -- 50
Total 70
Included in the given statement of dias-
tiers, there were exploded, 10 eapsizrd, and
173 went ashore, SO collisions, and % sunk
through various causes.
The number OLIVES lost on the lakes dur
ing 1850, by marine disasters, is put at 594,
Of which number 37s are reckoned for the
Lady Elgin.
Five severe gales Of wind occurred durin- 6
the season. being much less number tina.
that OF 1859. -AltnUuSIs seosoz. eff 1850
was attended with more disasters snd great.
er loss Of life, yet it is admitted by naviga-
tors as being the mildest for many years
previous. The prevailing winds during the
months Of March, November and Deem
Der were northwest and westerly April
northeast and easterly; May, June, July,
August, September and October, southwest
and westerly.
Since 1855 the number of vessels which
have left the lakes for Europe and the At
lantic coast has been as follows:
Barques 2I
Brigs 6
Steam craft (mostly tugs) II
Of these, five barques and sohOOners
were wrecked.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

NEW ADVKRTIsElTENTs.
Madame Varian--TWo Grand Concerts.
Festival Of the Ladies Homo Mission.
Rottberg a Hausmann-Ladiss Dress Buttons
Jas. Prentiss-Farm for Rent
Augusta ri Vrson--G Guardian Sale.
H. John on --hlarshal's Sale.
Peter Tes, ,ilback-GuArdian' Sale.
N. Internationally Sale.
Hawke 4 Bro-Papers-Loeal Notice.
stanwlx Hall-Local Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

The New York Ledger, Waverly, London
News, Times, Dispatch, Punch Se.s at
Hawks
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n Own ExCITDfEEI and the mental
care and anxisfy incident to close attsnti0n to bu
ziness study, are among the 1unlrrcu1 cans1l Of
Nervous 9eadache. The disordersd state Of mind 3
blow 70 all energy and ambition, Sufferers By this
disorder can always obtain speedy relief irs tlsss
distressing attacks By using one OF no Dephalfic
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. . ql.ct1 ne
oyertasked brans and soothes the strair9d and jar
rina nerves, and rslaEe5 the tension ol e stomach
which also accom lanie5 and 1ragatel ta cl1ordar
Cd condition Of the brain
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

Hi I'D n 'orrible iaadatha chs hlfleFn0Cn,
hand stepped into the haporhocarIss haef sa51 II
81 20 ~ q tle nan, 'lsn 2 ou aa's re AZ
fii and upon that e gave ne 9 1sl1allg Elll l11l
Pqn ne onor 4 cnfed ne SO quick that 'aEIg 1l-
aliEed I'd 'ad an 'aadachs.
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Knickerbooker for March at Hawks 4
Bros.
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NEIV ADVERTIsRlIENTs.

~ For TeleUraphic, Market and Marine
NevEa see Fourth Page.
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POLICE OoURF.-Thomas Ray was sent to
the chain gang for thirty days, for vagruncy.
William King, Ame charge, fined costs.
Elizabeth Grant and Harriet Blair were econ-
victed of vsgrancy and sent to the House of
Correction for twenty-nine days.
Catharine COOney, stealing lamps, towels,
etc., from the Commercial House, county
jail ten days
William Cooney, Catharine's husband, for
cOncealing the goods stolen, was sentenced
thirty days imprisonment in the county
jail, on bread and water.
John Wallace, intoxication, fined 81 and
costs. Wallace had in his possession a gold
bracelet, supposed to have been stolen.
James Dewire, drunk, sent to the chain
gang for thirty days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13

FACT WORTH KNoWHG-Spalding Ceph-
alic Pills are certain eurs for Sick Headache. Biz
ious Heedache- Nervous Hsadschss. ColiiFsHea1 and
General Debility. s
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Goal
THE HAMMONDsYTLLE MIN

THE HAMMONDSYILLE MIN
IEG anf Manufacturing Company have on
hsnd. ut Wholesale and Retail, from their own
Mines and Hauufactories-
HAMM0NDSNILLEC COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ting and Domestic use.
laAMM0EDsYILLEC COKE No. 1, for Manuheturi
ing purposes.
aAMMOFDsyILLE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
EAATGoEDsvILIE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
cad dry.
aAMMcEDSVTLLE FIRE BRIOK, common pat
tsEns a1d wedge, side wedge circle o. arch and
sAMN6E EDsYILLE FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
GaIMHNE TOPS.
9AmMoEDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE coy
ERS or TILE, every pattern.
saAMMONDSVIBLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
SIS. plain and ornamental.
s1AfIll0NDsVILLE NITRIFIED WATER PI e,
GAS PIPE, Ec. OF every size and variety eu1-
hracinF single and double branch screw bends
g.. Also,
HAMM0NDSVILLE COAL OIL
uE iubricatinF and burning, lat wholesale onlF.)
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CITY & NEWS 1TEMS.
wEDNEsDAY nIOhNINa. FEB. IS, IsaI.
TRITRLRR,s RE0IsTER.

CitiEens Wishing conveyance either Of the above
Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address ~
the Omnibus once, lf Superior street. door next 70
Wnddell House.
Nov. IS, 1850,
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RECEPTION OF President LINcoLN.-The
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, President elect of
the United States, viii arrive in Cleveland
on Friday next, at 4 o'clock ?. NJ. He viii
be escorted by the Cleveland Grays and Light
Artillery Regiment, from the Euclid street
station to the Weddell House, where he will
be received and welcomed BY the Mayor and
City Council. There viii be public recep-
ton at the Weddell from to sO'clOck P. NJ,
at which the President elect VIII be happy
to see all who may honor him with call.
G. B. sEEFER,
/. o, MAsTERs,
o. NJ. 0VIATT,
". II. HATWARD,
G. L. RUSSELL,
Cleveland, Feb. u. Committee.
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The Council met as committee for the
reception of Mr.. Lincoln. A motion that
the members of the Council meet at ~
o'clock on Friday, to proceed to the Euclid
street station, was carried.
Mr.. E. H. Lewis was appointed a commit
tee on, carriages.
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HEERY @. sPALDIso.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-05-03

Secret Treachsry Of the conveahoa.-The ordi-
nance Of secession which was passed by the Vr-
eiuia convention on the 18th ult., provided with
apparen. fairness for its submission to the PEG
pie, to DO voted upon on the 23d of May-the
elections of members of Congress on that day
being suspended for the occasion.
The southern mail brings us another very i'm
portaut Documents contract which appears to
have been suppressed hitherto. It was agree on
the 24tb, at Richmond, by Alex. H.. Stephens,
who acted us commissioner for the confederate
States, and John Tyler, VIM. u. Preston and
Others commissioners for Virginia
The contract Tor conventon) transfers the
State to the southern confederacy at once, with
a proviso that Its operation shall cease in case
the frat secession ordinance is rejected at the
election 10 May. All the munitions ofwar, &c
recently seized are TO he transferred to the south
This il Of conrse intended to forestall the popula
will, and the State has already been forced int
the southern confederacy before vote could b