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and throwing herself rom the buggy, Wsr
also soon Lost 70 thO sight Of the OutSids
world. But she Was none The less busy
Every room in the tavern was visited, and
upon arriving at the kitchen the injured
wife was confronted BY her rival. Here a
scene transpired that "begsars description" I"
Enough to say, that after each had viewed
the person Of the other q moment, in per-
feet silence, wife discharged q mouth
full Of saliva at mistress, 50 well aimed
as 10 take effect Just between the eyes. This
was returned with interest, and business
commenced. Wife made a charge, but was
handsomely repulsOd, receiving a slight
scratch on the chin. Another onset with
no better success. She determined to re-
connoiter. Did so. AscertHined the posi-
tion Of her enemy, but not the strength. No
time was to DO loss, however. and Hhe again
advanced, and rushing 10 Ia ZoEGvs, thrust
her fingers we'll into the dark ringlets Of her
opponent. This was getting most too earn
est for the astonishod BiddV who was the
only spectator Of the soene in her temple,
and a hasty scream from her brought in
several able-b Ddied rustics, by whose exer-
tions the fair combatants were separated,
but only a. the expense Of several knOts Of
6ne hair, still glossy with odOriferOus pomG-
tum Nothing daunted, the heartless hus-
band again betook himself 10 the sleigh with
his mistress, and drove of. The wife again
gave chase, and at one time arrived near
enough 10 administer blow to the Eespec-
tive heads of the objects of her vengeance
from the but Of her whip, but she was ulti-
mstely outstripped in the race, and left To
deplore the exposure she had made of her
self On the day following, the bag, at the
instance of her psramour, got out warrant
for the arrest Of the wife for assault and
battery, and she was taken into custody,
but the plaintiff falling TO appear against
her, the case was dismissed. We have been
careful to mention no facts which might
lead to knowledge of the man and wife
hero concerned, in obedience to promise
made our informant TO that effect. They
occupy good social positions in Brooklyn,
where they reside.
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OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPnIC
REPORTS.
Case Of Senator starke !
Senator TFumbulI Reports Ad.
verse TO his Loyalty.
Toledo i'm the field for the
National ArmOry!
Appropriation for the White
House.
Senate Committee in Favor OF
Telegraph to AmOOF river.
Imminent Danger Of NapO-
leon Breaking the
Blockade.
Letter from ThUrIOW Weed ex.
pressing fear Of tnat result.
Berdan'S imbrOgliO arriving
at solution.
Military Bands Of Music.


Special Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader)
WAsHIHsToN, Feb. Z.
CONSOLIDATION OF CAVALRY REGIMENTS.
The Senate Military Committee have con-
ferred with Gen. StOneman, the chief Of cav
airy. A bill will be framed, embracing his
Recommendation for consolidation of seven
ty-seven regiments into fifty; and eEamina-
ton by Military commission Of officers and
privateS horses, with a view Of selecting
those most fit for duty; also, to equslizs
more perfectly the distribution of cavalry in
the several States.
ATTEMPTS TO ESTABLISH NATIONAL ARHosY
AT TOLEDO.
Congressman Ashley was before the Com
mittee on National Armory to-day, and urg-
ed the claims of Toledo.
CASE OF THE OREGON SENATOR.
Senator TrumbuIPs minority report in
Starke'S case does not discuss the evidence,
but embraces the argument that the Senate
has Jurisdiction and may prevent disloyal
Senator from taking seat. All the papers
before the committee were ordered printed,
which will bring the whole question before
the Senate, in spite of the msjority of the
COMMITTEES. Harris point is that Stark must
be admitted to a seat without looking into
the question legally.
EXTRA APPROPRIATION FOR FHH WHITE HOUSE.
The Senate to-day reinstated two bills of
extras for the White House expenditures,
amounting, in the aggregate, to fourteen
thousand dollars, which had been previous
ly stricken out by the House. AlIthe spout
eEs for retrenchment and economy voted for
it Negative votes were, Grimes, Powell.
Trumbull, Wilkinson.
SENATOR WILSON'S BILL TO INCREASE THE ETFI-
cHEcY OF MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Wilson's bill to increase the efficiency of
the army Medical Department. authorizing
the appointment Of a Director General, with
the rank Of Brigadler General, as chief Of the
medical corps, with powers and daties Ofthe
present Surgeon General; one Medical In
spector General, with the rank of Colonel OF
Cavalry, to have supervision, under the Di.
rector General, of all relating to the sanitary
condition of troops and hospitals every where
eight Medical Instructors, with the rank of
Lieut.. Colonel of Cavalry; Medical Purvey-
or, with the rank of Lieut.. Colonel of Oaval-
ry, to collect and purchase medical and hos
pital supplies, and fill requisitions BY medical
officers; all to be appointed Immediately on
the passage of the bill, by the President from
army and volunteer brigade surgeons.
The bill also provides for the appointment
Of the following in addition to the present
force of army surgeons ten assistant Sur
geons, twenty medical cadets, and as many
hospital stewards as required.
This is Wilson's second or third bill doc
tOring the medical department of the army,
and it is hoped it will be the last.
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anrrHnRnnHwa

PHILADELPHrG, Feb. ].
The Inquirer Of this city has q Bpecisl dis
patch containing the following Southern
items: ra.5-8 80
host Of the rifles, and considsFabIs quan-
tity Of ammunition from the wrecked steam.
er have been recovered, uniDjured. '
The rebels are under the impression that
the Burnside expedition has been complstely
wrecked. 11rrl-t
The rebel troops at Notfolk are being rap
idly sent South as far as Mobile. lor.l b
Drafting will commence in therebel States
on the lst Of March. eor-I is ia
Gen. Beauregard is at Nashville. Pa
Bishop Ames and Hon. Hamilton Fish vii
not be received by the rebel Rovsrnment
Augusta, Ga, ~. ) Is Liter from Sa-i
Vannah says that heavy firing was heard in
the direction Of New River, on the South
Carolina side, on Monday morning, lasting
four hours. all
Confederate officers ct Savannah say that
one Of the batteries at New River had been
attacked by the Federal gunboats, and that
one Of the gunbosts, at least was destroyed.
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A MATKIMoEIAL DIFFIoUETY--A FAIEHLEss
HUsBAED-THE Wire SEEKS REYEEeE.-A
Little affair has just come to our knowledge
which partakes strongly Of the romantic,
though the fastidiOus might be unable to
find in It much that was creditsble to the
dramatis persona. The scene Of the per-
Torrance, or performances, was upon the
Medina road, between point distant about
two miles from the surburbs Of the West
Side to point further removed about five
miles, The actors being husband and
wife, people Of good standing, and female
ofauessionabls virtue. Time-aitsrnOOn of
one Of the fine sleighing days of week before
last. From the facts as told to US, it ap-
pears that the wife, who is Of strong mind,
and We may say by no means weak of
musels,-had long hsrbOrsd the belief that
her companion was dsToting large share
Of bis attention to anOther, and various cir
cumstances coming to her knowledge with
in q few days Of the occurrenceof which We
wit I, 80 confirmed her suspicious as 10 deter
mine her 10 Investigate. The husband, on
the afternoon above designatsd, had signi-
asd his intention to take sleigh-ride, but
had never hinted that the pardOner of his
bosom ana board should share the pleasures
! af de occasion. Here was a fOrcibls or-
ann stanes. The time had como 70 act, and
bsr mind was readily made up. She at
once urOceeds4 20 the NEAREST livery stable
and procured q horss and carriage, being
psrtieularly careful In the selection Of 3
vhip. summoning her courage to the
sticking point, ahe went forth, her purpose
strengthening with every revelation of the
carriage wheels. she Whirled rapidly
through a number of streets, scrutiniEing
every sleighing party that passed, and anon
launched onto the Medina road. There were
many happy couples on the road that dsy,
land the merry bells, the glseful Laughter
and tho general hilArity would have been
/ irresistible in softening the temper OF any
ether than the obdurste wife. But sh'
elided on, ssnselesB as marble 70 the nerri'
nsat about her. Ahi ahs sees the faithies
eonsort, and by his side reposed the eVi
dence Of all she had suspected. What emo
! tOas thrilled her. Quickly she reaches
I the side Ofthsslsigh, and heralded her pres
ence 70 the occupants. An application
the whip, and of dashed the sleigh, follow
cd furiously By the vengefuI wife, who lai
the lash upon her horse without stint. Tn
race was peculiarly spirited, and Of cOuri
ereitsd the admiration apdcuriOsity Of thoi
> who saw it, some Of whom were soon 70 b
LAT into the secret Of what it meant. Th
. i sleieh kept well ahead, but uPsn srrivir
! AZ ths nearest tavern, was halted, and u
compile who occupied It were seen 70 disAl
ip,saf through the nearest door entering u
sSssa. The pursuing vita soon game 2
azz5sf
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FROlI WAsHINGrOn.

WAsHlhGfoN, Feo. T..
1t is considered doubtful whether the le-
gal tender clause of the Treasury Note bill
will pass the Senate.
Senator Simmons will to-day introduce his
project for the Establishment Of q National
Bank, Savings Bank, and fiscal agency.
The Committee on Ways and Means ex-
pect TO report the tax bill next week.
There Is TIE highest authority for stating
that there is no truth in the report that The
recent rebel flag Of truce brought to head
quarters here 8 communication threatening
tbe lives Of the hostages Colonels Corcoran,
Wilcox, AMI others Ia the event of the ex-
ecution of the Missoeri bridge burners. =
There is in the mmunicadon no sllusion
whatever to that subject. It is not believed
It's contents will be officially made p7blie.
Abram Fielder has been officially rscog-
mixed as Vice Consul ofSWiizelsnd for the
States of Illinois, Kansas. and the territory
Of Nebraska, to reside at Highland, III. -
Th3 President has approved the joint res
olutions 70 authoriEs the Secretary of War
to procure fram such officers and enlisted
men Of the United States Army, as are now
or hereafter may be, held prisoners Of var in
tuo ASDoA Dt4l1ai LulA taA-Ao " LAA4p Alclk A6-
spectiTe sllOtmets Of pay to their families or
friends, upon which certified allotments the
Secretary shall cause drafts to be made pay
able in the city OF New York or Boston to
the order ofsneh person to whom the allot-
ments were or may be made, and to remit
the drafts to the address Of such persons as
may be designated. la.
Gen Smith autographed to-day that Porter
and his regiment engaged the enemy near
Flint Hill, (near Fairfax Court House. ard
captured l3 secession pieksss. His scouts
captured 5 prisoners belonging to the First
Virginia Cavalry. A detachment also cap
tured fur rebels belonging to the lst North
Carolina regiment. ~.
The War Department has received dis
patch that Gen. Lander now occupies Rom
ney. The rebels retreated. ~ se...
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FUR8UINa THF nFRRIg.

-. l8 kADuoAH, Ky.y FEB. Z.
Gen smith on the vest and Gen. Grant
on the east side Oftho river are pursuiag the
retreating rsbels
i is reported and credited b. some Of ouF
ofheeTs that the rebel troops at Fort Henri
were not true % the rebel oauss, and COX
adyantage OF lhe opportunity offered By the
attack . run away from The fght th1t Vss ,
distastsful to them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

Ia DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Elsctropathy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, serofula, Neural
gis and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. .ofies No. III Ontario street.
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Hardware Dealers.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 26, 1885,
We, the undersigned, Hardware Merchants
of the City of Cleveland, have personally ex-
amined Taylor + Cos Patent Horse Shoe
Machine, located IN ihis city, which We con-
slider perfect, and the shos made theretronr
the most superior article in the market, be
ing nearest like the band made shoe, bui
more perfect and we take pleasure in recon-
mending It to the trade.
Tennis B DanRler.
Geo. Worthington 5 Co.
James F. CLARK.
W. Bingham B Co.
5d Henry <. Reynolds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

Z Adispatch from Gen. Hallsctr % Cen,
Buell. thh evening, says: We have taken
Fort Henry. The enemy has retreated On
Paris, lsaVing part Of bis guns. OuE caEsi-s
~ ere in pursuit. Gen. Grant viii sttacly-
Fort Donelson tomorrow. ss-ar
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WAsHIEoToE. Feb. I
rEEreRApH 10 ANooR RrTEa.

TELEGRAPH TO ANooR RlvER.
The Senate Military Committee will re-
port in favor of telegraph via Behring
Straits to the Amoor River.
DANGER OF FRANCE BREAKING THE BLOCKADE.
Private letters from France averring that
Napoleon would recognize the South and
break tie blockade, some fixing Jan. 9th as
the day stated, are received. Senators to-
day read one from Thurlow Weed, in which
he expresses apprehension that Napoleon
will announce that policy In addressing the
Chambers on the 25th of January, and urges
the passage of the iron clad gunbOat bill
The French minister says nothing Of the
kind Is known to him. He has received nc
official information whatever. f<t
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The Mexican affairs occupied the seRst,
Foreign Committee to-day. Speedy actor
will be taken. The victory over the Span
iards gives an impulse to the Mexican cause.
BERDAH's IHBRoaLIo.
BerdanlS troubles are approaching solu
ton. 1t is believed be viii be removed
The men are to be armed with Colts rife
and reVoI7ers and sent to the front
MILITARY BANDS.
There are two hundred and thirteen band
of music in SO4 regiments, whose rolls ar,
here. New York has twenty-five in lOS
regiments; Wisconsin most in proportion t
humber of troops.
nHrsADn srAgTs 70 b CUT DOVE.
BrigAdier stats sreto be cut down to tV,
aids de camp, alto which they are isgall,
entitled. Tsg EETg1E Ee sEFFy
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HozRnLE.-Ths Warren correspondent Of
the Mah0ning Sentinel furnivhss to this
weeks issue Of that paper, tbs following
hoErifying fact; Gov
IN cleaning tha vaults Of one ofour prom1
inent hotels on Monday night, the rsmains
of several infant children were found By
the wofkmen, IN Various stages Of de0ompO-
sition. Three Of the bodies we're taken care
&. az. With a view to an Investigation, but
while the Coroner was being hunted mp,
one Of them was stolen away and secfeted.
IA I write, Tuesday morning, Coroner
Resd e sammoning jury to investigate The
meter, but Il is doubtful shout his being
esls to ferret ont the hezrtless mothers cHpa-
BE Of such crime. This discovery disclose1
. terrible state ef morals in our midst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

CAKR DaEE1sOE.-Ths Corresponding Sec
1sAsFy Of the Sanitary Gommission read q
Tsport ats meeting Of the Committee in
OineinnGA Thursday night of visit Of in
spection to Camp DsnnisOn, in which it was
stated that there was no camp of seven or
sight Thousand men known to the Commit
stss that is 90 well regulated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

- TIE price Of ths AOEnEs LHADhn %
1sWs syents IL one Dollar and Fity Cana
pr hundred. and 20 dsviAtion under snY
Gircumltsnoss.
Tha postage CD ~. AE45HEi g. New
Dslloss, ia ons-Ioutih Of s Osnt Psr copy.
Ne wS-ia prefer that parties rsmittins
postsze eipnPs should send ua ons and threa
can't irsiesd OF larger lamentations
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EHEGTRR.-sPo-ca-hon-tas" will be play-
'saGhiS afternoon for the benefit Of children,
when the admission fee viii be Is cents. It
vii also be presented sgsin tonight pre-
,eoded By the domestic drama Of the 'tGOld-
,sn Farmer" It draws well.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

A HIrq 10 FAnyt1Es.-J. B. Glenn 4 Co.,
Il lao Ontario street. adversses this morn
ing Oysters, Fish, Oranges and Lemons
Dried Fruits, &C., IN addition 70 which they
have fun stock Of snsral provisions fol
fSmiiY use. They sell et market rates.
Givs them z call.
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Ezls, BuIalo, Hsw York. Boa
ton, and Eastern Way, daily
Supplementary Letter PacE-
agB for Bulald, HeH York
and Boston, daily ................
Erio, Buffalo, Albany, Tnoy +,
Kew York, Boston and Port
land connecting with n. 4 d.
EEris Agsut, dHily. y...............
uppleueBfary Letter Peck
aSe for Buffalo, New York
BoJton, daily ...-.. ..-...........
2ittgburgh 3 WaY, Philadei-
phias Wa8hington, Balti-
moF1, Akron, canton, Ens-
gilion, DAP. +. B. & gtsu-
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Supplementary Letter Pack
ags Tor Pittsburgh, Philn-l
delphia, AashIugton and
Baltimore, daily..-.....-....--.-.
Ioledo, Chicago & Detrcit, ,dilyI
AorWalS, Bremont, Oberiinl
eld Toledo, way, daily
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuque ana
0hicaFO, daily ....-..-..............
Hlyria, HandusZy and Way
homegrown, warren and
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Medina and WsT, daily.
HocEtort, Dover, BhsHsid
hOfth RidE8Fille aad AM
herst. Leaves IuasdaFs,
Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
Bath, BrockBVills and OopisY.
lisaTes Tuesdays Ena Sstur-
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F&rt 40 of Chambers Encyclopedia for
salo b. the Agent, ". D. Baker, HORman's
BiOsk. She workis now nearly half COM
pssted. PSNblishsd By J. B. LipPouCOtt &
@ PhiladslpSia. It's one Of the most val
nabie works in the English language. Price
Is cents per numbsr Of So closely Printsd
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FuarTrvE AID sOoIETT.-The Fugitive
Ala Society win hold is regular monthly
nesting to-nCrrOw afternoon st o'clock,
.ttbe Methodist Church, BOliver 5trsst.--
Bsvl John TiBBs, pastor Of the Church,
WI address ne Society. The public are
rIsSlv iuvitedts attsnd.
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RRnM MAInR.

AUeUsTA, Feb. Z.
A resolution IN favor Of eonfsca,i1o. lib-al
Grating and also arming the slaves Of fFebsls. 20
! \ Il snan 6e military necessity, passed the
Senate today By 3 vote Of "a against 4. 30
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

CoEEEc7IoEs.-We were in error yesterday
IaTepOrting Mr.. E. Q. Rouse IS suPsriD-
tsndent Of ihe First Baptist Sunday School.
The duties of that POSITION are ably dis
charged by J. N. Hoyt, Esq, Mr.. Rouse
supsrintsnded the arrangements for the fss-
aival; hence the mistake.
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RRoll ~ YORK.
NV YOlK, Feb. Z,

Nv IUILLI Nll. y y
The slooP Of War Savannah arrived To-
day IRON Pert Royal. She brings news Of
tbs sailing Of an expedition South On the a
2sth including all light draft steamers, ssVs
eral guuboais, and several thousand troobs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

HSrpfotI CorrzsE OF omo.--We are not
surprised toleatn that this Institution pro-
issss 70 hold an extra regular session 70
aupply the increasing wants Of the armTsTT
Vel learn that the next session VII com
nance about the middle Of March, and 3
lafre attendance Is anticipated. - Gin. Com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

- J. B. Halls Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price rs cents, ct No. II Public Square.
Nov S-R IL Ha
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

~ You can ges eranberries, hickory
mus, and dried apples BY the barrel, carbon
and lahricasing oils in quantities, and at
prices 10 sEis customers, At SEQ. spragus's,
oviates Exchange. Nv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

Lava TIP GAS BURhERs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestreet
lamps, for sale ct IS ccuts each, by
". P. Foes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

CosE4ERSEIT -0ounterieitSi 81 notes on the
srBank sf State ofindianaY are in sircula-
ton In Cincinnati and other places, spd
will doubtless reach Cleveland sOon- They
-ars aid 70 be we'll calculated 10 deceive.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

@- L. A. Gilbert, ls2 Ontario street, is
selling Dandelion Coffee, which is having q
good run. Many prefer it to any other
See eesdyertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

~ Your mother wants q sewing ma
chine, and you can getone Of Grover q Ba-
ker, perfectly new, for ten donaJs leas than
The manufacturer's price, BY inquiring at
HALLS Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunitY. #
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

FEoE THE % CEvALEE.-Assistant Quar-
Ser SSaster Wilson Dodge, of the 2nd csval-
ry,was Il this yesterday, on his way TO
Washington Op business connected with the
Regiment. He lsft Platte City, Kansas,
where The regiment isl.9usrtered, on Mon
day aftsrnoon. The heath Of the men wss
good, tbe number Of sick beSDg remarkably
small. The regiment is regardsc % the best
csValry regiment in that Departm >ut, and
great FeliaDoe is placed upon the men BY
the officers, and vies psrsa. The men are
established in the houses Of the secession
lists Of Platte City. 80
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THE CITY.

Esc1PED FRoN JAIL.-" Captain" Dsven-
port, who hes been confined IL the County
Jsil some time for sRindling by forged
checks, yesterday morning made hls escape.
Hesffeetsd II through daring naneuver.
Three gentlemen had been in to see Rev.
NJ. Gordon, occupying the same cell with
DsvsnpOrt, and upon their departure, the
H'Csptain," !" dcf6ng q silk hat and drawing
his coat collar up about his neck, de-.
liba-alely walked out with them Afler the
party had gone, it struck one Of the ladiesl
belonging at the Jail that but three had
entered, and this led to an investigation,
which developed the absence Of Davenport.
It wGs soon made known TO the proper per-
uons, and the wires put to work, the result
q which was the arrest the I" Captain at
Bersa about o'clock in tho afternoon. BE
vas brought back last night BY Constable
Whitaey, and returned to his cell from
Whicb he viii prObsbiy not again issue until
the expiration Of his term Of sentence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that 0LH
EoFBl BRoEU BFTEl REAF, can be found at
". P. Fogg'B, corner Superior snd 5eneca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-08

sPHEzEQFTPRS.-stimpson is, beyond all
question, 8 superior artist, and We advlss
those wishing to get fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25s
Superior street, viii richly repay both cite
zen and stranger. R27:f