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Cur,.an FelleltnH.

EDrroAs LkkDEE Words ftly spoken
ere indeed a like apples Of gold In pictures
Of silver; and the more intensified the
thought, and sshtsntiOus tie expression,
the meTs clearly may 3 great truth be
conveyed to human understanding, free
from oil cOmmonplaSes, sounding phrase,
and "glitterisg generalities."
While loyal men and true have been
grOping In the dark for practical solu.
ton to many questions, necessarily grow
ing cut Of Southern treachery and its re-
belliOus stains. General Grant has most
felicitously given us much light at least
upon one important one, viz. Compromise
with Traitors, which, with one dash Of his
thOughtfRl pen, he has exhausted as con-
cluaivsly As il Was done summarily.
rSe Eureka" Of Archimede5-bold
CromWell's glorious apothegm 81 Faith
10 God and Dry POWder'-the occupancy of
ssoindep by the British, which called
forth from Napier the renowned one word
dispatch, Peocavi,n Il haze sianed) )-Wsre
hardly more appositely brief than that of
our modern Ulysses, when he forwarded
his ulimatum Of unconditional surren-
der" to the Febslohisf at DOnelsOa, for on
those two words, the germ Of his missive,
hung sll the law and the prophets"
The grand array Of our National Guns
+" Engines, whose rude thrOats
The immortal Jove's dead olamoT counterfeits,'
with their terrible logic ready to be
awakened in q louder voice Of eloQuenoe
to renewed and Immediate move
ment" upon the works Of the enemy,
made Buokner tremble for his very safety,
thoEgh with characteristic vain glory, he
boasted in his dispatch Of the abrilliant
success of the Confederate srmsp-sud ell
most with the same ink still flowing in his
pen, humiliatingly confessed to a defeat
which vas inevitable, with the added bad |
taste Of alluding to the Federal officers |
''unohivalrous erms, which he must accept. |
q 'NeeesitEs non habst Iegsm."
Now, the grotesque absurdity Of Slave
dom having all the chivalry, may we'll be /
Ihe subject Of merriment throughout the
land, when We know il TO be ss true as
Vsritss herself, the South have ever per-
mitted the constant violation Of all those
lofty and ennobling impulses belonging to
The ancient order Of Knighthood.
In that IA, compromising spirit of great
people battling, with all their might and
muscle, for great truth, with an enlarged
arena Of freedom and liberty, protected by
National Law, and which actively determin-
d spirit in eli its promisings, the rebels
ire beginning most keeDly to feel as an
issuranoe Of their own vsnquishment and
that Spirit, which is our
'aith, cur very religion, were conceived
hose felioiOas and decisive words eonolud-
ng Gen. Grants dispatch to which have
-eferred.
Do you not think there is much signif-
fancy, not only in the unconditional sur
iender" 70. 8. which heneeforth must be
ZONE our loyal ''WstehEord, but also in
he added thought that its initials seem to
oe coFrespondingly in keeping with the
eeding initials Of the brave "Grant's own
lonored name E. ID. G.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHMGTOE, March 8.
HOUSE.


Mr.. Burlington introduced bill author
izing the appointment of two Inspector
Generals, Referred 10 the Committee on
Military Affairs.
Mr.. Aldrioh reported bill TO iuoreass
the medical efficiency Of the Army.
The House concurred in the report Of
the Conference Committee on the disagree.
ing amendments to the Joint resolution
providing for the payments of the awards
Of the Commission to invesiigststhe claims
growing out Of the military operations in
the Western Department.
The House then took uD the Senate bill
providing for the organization Of the staff
attached to the divisions of the United States
regular and volunteer service.
Mr.. Blair, of No., explained that the bill
proposed no increase Of toe army, but allow
ed certain officers to be detailed for staff
duty. The passage Of the measure was
deemed essential by military officers.
Mr. Mcpherson opposing the bill said. Ii
would increase the staff of every division
and PrOportiOnalely the expense. Under
present circumstances the President can in !,
crease the staff of any division when an
emergency.
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REBEL sTRAmRR. oAP1uRRn.

BOSTON, Mafoh 8.
The steamer Saxon reports that the
steamer South Carolina had captured the
rebel steamer Magnolia when attempting
to run Out Of Mobile. She had 400 bales Of
cotton on board.
The Engineer attempted to blow her up,
but the escape Of steam only killed himself.
The Magnolia is q large side wheel
steamer.
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HOv Fo,d, ,hs Gsa;EAIsf' was forced to

How FIsyd, the GuasThIeEs was forced 70
HosiGus
Nr. ThurloE Weed writes letter to the
TonIon Star Of February 18th, in which ne
.5svu the following sccount Of the uanneF IN
Which John B. Floyd was brought to resign
his plaee As Secretary Of War under Mt. Bu-
cbsnsa, which he had used to further the
ends Of treason;
In February, Major Anderson, commaaa-
ing ct Fort MoultFie, Charleston haEo0TI
fIdipo his position endangered, passed bis
Oarrison. BY prompt and brilliant move
T5ent. o8 sr 70 the stronger fortress OF sum-
4er. vhereupon Mr.. Floyd, Secretary OF
War. much excited, called upon the PIeel-
dent 70 say that Major Anderson had VIOLA
Ted srpress orders, and thereby seriously
compronissd him Floyd, and that unless
thu Naior vas Immediately remsnded g
Fort MouItrie, be should resign the War VI
The Cabinet was assembled directly. Mr.
}Ruehanan, explaining the embarrassment
,thef fecretary Of War, remarked that the &C
,sftIs,or Anderson would occasion exaspera
80 z, the Soulh; he had told Mr.. Floyl
49, - the Government Was strong, forbeaT
- toUsrds "eIing brethren might wi
thera back to their allegiance" and that thS
ofScsr might be ordered back. Alter q
ominous silence, the President inquired hos
~ sS0oestion struck bis Cabinetf
~ Stanton, who has Just been called
the War Ofice, but then Attorney eenela
answered: ...;
IrFhat course, Mr.. President, ought certal
10 "a IS rseai ded IS most liberal toTsF
isrrine brethren, but while one member
vour cabinet has fraudulent secePtanees !
miIIious Of dollars sfoat and while the co
Rdeutial clerk Of another-himselt 10 "a
forpis teaching rsbellion-has jast stoi
500. 600 from the Indian Trust Fund,
.sxpariment Of ordering Major Andera
49, 10 Fort Moultrie would be dangero
Rut Il YOU intend to Try it, before It Is DO
be- thst you viii accept nay resignation
W9na mine added the Secretary OF 81
Mr.. Black.
aknd mine, slsO,p said the Postmn'
,sGnesal, Mr. Holt.
uAnd mine, too" followed the Secret
81 sbe Treasury, General Dix.
This Of course, opened the bleared eye
The Psssident, and the meeting resulted
~ acceptance Of Mr. Floyds resignation
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHEeToE, March 6.
NVeIaI communication 10 v-stisSly---s-
opened 20 AccOmso snd Northampton
eduns;4s- Va.
The Post Office Department. Is ready to
establish, as soon as Congress shall give
the authority, free delivery ia cities, with
uniform rates Of postage for local and gem
eral letters.
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GREAT CAPTURE OF STORES AT
CHARLESTOWN.
Affairs on the Upper Potomac,
THE REBEL ARMY AUG
MENTED.
NEWS FROM THE GULF AND
SOUTHERN BOAST.
This Mornings Report.
FROM wAsHINGToN.

FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIEGToN, March 9.
Tribune's dispatch;
Gen. Andy johnson, and Representa-,
lives Maynard and Etheridgs leave for
Tennessee tomorrow.
Gen. Johnson viii, Immediately upon
his arrival at Nashville, call upon the loyal
people Of the State to elect delegates to a
convention, to be charged with the duty of
declaring vacant the places Of Gov. Harris
and his rebel associates, electing new Off
GERS, and setting q loyal State government
or its feet
General Spear, Of Tennessee, was con-
Hrmed Brigadier General to day.
Three more Brigadiers, in the persons Of
Lieutenant Colonel Emory, of the Sixth
Cavalry, and Colonels Quimby and Patrick
have been lDminsted.
The Postmaster General to-day oom-
planned by letter to the Post Office Com.
mittees of both Houses Of the refusal Of
Com. Vanderbilt 10 carry the South Amer
lean mails, and some Northern railroads
to contract to carry mails He recon-
mended that legislation be adopted to re-
lisve Government from the dictation of
railroad ane steamboat proprietor5.
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adhere to the Constitution, denounoing cor
Tuption and extrsyiganee and demanding
honesty and economy in the administra.
tion Of the Government
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HGEVEHAND, eC0LUmBtjs 8
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D
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On md s...r monday, November ssS Ii, .
ser Trains VII leaEs Cleveland - lolloHE 2s ~ra
first Train-s:ooA, M.stogping st all gtations si-
.1eept eln1s9ecs sloonpies 6oene9LoEs 3ree1- q
Finqat Orsstlinei0sd a.. NJ 0olu1lb11 80 ,. l
- -; Dayton 800 P. n; Cincinnati e;l5 p. NJ
T-aislS Ias17 a x: ID & ~ ~ - - -
second fraia-7:s5 ?. H-stoppinF at ~ 7fStIo51 =
IBERIA Edens Berlin Lewis Centre efau b I'd
f.85- mo 2. a., 4 IL: 81 s;Os Is. -. p
70 "a Crestline lQ.lo a. ~ = - So
Ans stop 70 lsavs Passeng gers y al stations a1e
sioD 0nlY % tsks Rrlsengsr1 On ligl4i - steisl
fTSssiS3 ISSSs 6OlanbuS IS solloWs.s IItFrslu So
Al 10 md arriV5 IL Cleveland # $40 A. u. d Lrla1
-45sl5 z. h, and AErEiea N ll7t1l'Al1 - z
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vile, LouiEyills, Cairo, g. koutsl - a.
burgh Eailrosd for srrinGtsld, n. 49,
tf,JSuib1s Litfis Mani ! ColdmhlI and Lsll1
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anil we, Eya4syi4lss Care s. Lpuls,i Hn4sai1
uolumb mbu5 Central Ohio Reiroea lcr hsFArss Hare9
vile, Wheeling, kc.i 0oluua bus, Piqua e.
- Fof fiok8l5 y Alf points and lnlof1iatlon,aIs
,iy e the Paa1oaEsE siationr a1d Is Oiisqn oz7s
o-1''' - Ls. TLIEZ, Hu1srEntunasla
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
PAPER MhNUFACI0RY.

CII.EHEI1AND PAPER G0MPAz.
u = HY-ManufactureF8 q HBWA BOOK End
V9BAPPIHGl PhPER. Orders Alied proulbtiT. 4.
rRAG6 faEIE1eeas c. nneDdldt iG Bat8fl5f ~
ost1f H,Ws TAYLOR Agsnt-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07
PIANO TUNING.

nIANOs TUNED.-L.ARz
E-V. PIERCE, PrOiessisnai Tuner.
pisv4os tuned and repaired. u
- Orders Iefl et o. sHAW's MUSIC STORE
Hol BRUObID STR RET Will Be RronpsE attendsa
Q. ldsOlsS; Hzl La6 RtEhohs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-07
IlAa or AbRIyAL E..,.I.- o.
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS


nRlRD FRUITSZRAsPBlRRtTs-
IL Blsekberr1es, Piutns. Peaches Apples, Prunes,
&c Rt gI -l WALSH q HYRHs',
! . III tGSttrio Street street,
.NOAL OIL-WAKRAETKD
~ the bsst, at so cents per gallon at
- D. RALsa 6EVAEs'.
/ SAG0, TAPIOOA, VERMACILLII
~ ard MacaEoni at WALSH EVANS.
SALT WATER HERRINGS AT
7NRACKED WHEAT, HOMINY
" and SAMP. at : WALSH EYAss'
Gh0VBR AND DTIMOTHY SEED
~ al g-.I I i4 WALSH q EVANS.
- - - - III Ontario street
= ELLING OUT. ,sE a11lr-11a
RkPIRIEG FROM,THR BUSINESS, q
will sell Retail at he faIleEIag PrISgs,
Best Best. aoyuns Young 3 yson Tea, etIos Dor Ib.
fins favored Pingsuay X. II. do, at gs "a
insst Sasift5 i59 euhDoSdor ;Ssd ). io. 81 ct los
Ohuice M0yune Old Il yson do, at los
Elpesthp. OolOng BLACK do. At 6, 7s, ss "a
90 government Java, y and SC
StsstinS tsSss Gs1aISs. tsTS i23so haa l-d -
Shsal Sl1 "a leal cal ssSd soap ;s- C -. 7 cess
Brlghs Blown Sugar, 1Oc -2
yotee sugarsI l3i and g G5
Crushed Granulated and POWdsred. Ii1<c t
Finest quality cream Tartar, Sc = -
SaFRgaste soda, lz1zc. a- gIlisI G. -l
New IEa uTisa6s IMa6i Moss5ts fs Sc Sc Per gallon
Lot choice CrAuIeFrissi 90 Per qusrt.
The Store TO Rent. Possession given as early as
required. =, =.
los Hohman's Black, near the POstofaos.
HDzg.hIz :. -tubllo Square, Oleyeland.
7 FGROCERIES-ATJ. M.HowERs
" I63 Ontario Atreet, as cheap as can be bought
lTHE CHEAPEST SUGAR &OOF-
\ Fl FEE for the money in town. at uo,vr,.,
tb0 -r ~ d is8 Ontario st.
| NHOICEST BRANDS OF FAMILY
| ~ fLOUk always on hand at -
ITHh BEST GREEN & BLACK
L TEAS in this market can be had cheap at
| | z=z.-r,,-- = n 1ss q iontsTio st.
AhbON u LIZ " 7ET57------
sOOu - '-1 haat and cheap as ths CheaDe5t- a
sb9O rs UAfa8FRs,s
lES,. ROSE OHAUSoET rEENlIss.
D 0SE & PRENTISS,
ANE-eu CwKOIEsALH BEALBRs IN
arm PORK, L A RD,
ExTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS, AMI
I DRIED BEEE -a
Of our own curlng, A reliable stock constantly OF
hand at the Brick Store tpgperly occupied By Ros'
OYSTERS -MANs's OELEBRATEI
lAJ BAItim0re Oy sters-e0 cents can, at
E-..a--- e5 =. B. GLENN & COS,
! L. En = 10 marc strees.
I. EyISHi FISH VRAIEFl
II salt Water Fish always on Z band, e COS
sbs g5saU - ? 10 o. 66tsfio e ! * Strost. est
FMKANGE Els g. LEMMONS.-THl
: " best she market ahords, e =, 49,, ,,o,g
L.-a1 J. B.GkkAh 4 g0,s.
-IDRIED FRUITS, CANNED FRUITs
! ! IL Poultry, &C., Re-, At ~ - -
sbs ri : ? 10 10 i5iass dStsTis i 81 street sss
z + DONOT BRAG WHEN 1 sAl
Z u that have the choicest syEqgs ana ihs .,, Be
] alolasses In Oleveland. eco. U. BkOA.
e CPLIF PEAS, SAGO, TAPIOCA
/ - .Vermncsli, MaoearOhf, Rics, Rice Flour e.
AEIoWr29t. At - go SUP aklOk sLl.AEL.
2 gslHE BEST BLACK AND GREEl
4 TEAS in the City, Also, all grseEs Of L.i sugar
C aoH ~ q q ssPsTior z. 3.
( GAIT WATER HERRING : Fo
~ 4 ). sale b. i A. TREaEHT,
:: :: E1lNGhIsH SALF-FOR SALE By
E Ia "A .TREGENF, ovizst's Exchanf
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CONAlOTIOHB

Osnhscsions srs made at hTonroeviis win ne Eir.
dusky, Mangheld and HeWark q R7f 8 9Ide Vlte %
TIE Sandusky, Dayton and OinoInnat =. b, 81 Ers-
With the MichigAn Southern Northern Indiaua
aidEolsio and 81 ehlsh. Bsiroa35 or oht1g1, d. 81
Cairo, Alton Sc Eouits md al ioin1s s5i9 lort
TTsinS Ans fn oIssslsHG ron Eosds md ~
West, at $40 4. n, and $50 P.G Erom eanduldI
q 9s6o A. H 2aaz s-a % go - - A-l
C1ssr,Ds. o,. 4. ,ss yr1l-' Z p p = y sSI,si
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TWO BROH HABRIsBURaH 70 BHW YORk.
Va kfIsntowu al
InAIIX- -O0aHHoTT0asr 70 HAFFTMuRn-, -.s
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK March 8,
The Northern Light from Aspinall 25th
arrived this morning with nearly . mill
lion in treasure.
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Is S5r sgbsssr O.s T.wss tnt. ssr week
9"DseFoeS five Dollars
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w iftaken according to directions. to effect
. cure. The proprietor can produce thousand
certificates to those who wish to see them, but
does not think it necessary to display them, %
the medicine will recommend itself, if given q
trial. Try it once, and satisfy yourself.
Warranted perfectly Vegetable and harmless
For ssle BY Shreve 4 Macy, White Cloud;
and by Dealers everywhere. All orders must
be addressed to W. W. WARD, Mansion
House, Leavenvorth City. Kansas. General
Agentfor Kansas, Nsbraska, and the Western
States. July 81, 5o-3m.
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ShingI -!

TNHE subscriber has just completed his Shin
l. gle Machine, and 10 now manufacturing
Cottonwood and Walnut Shingles, the best that
can be had in the market. Orders for any
quantity filed on the shortest notice, if not on
hand, at the most reasonable prices.
may be found at White Cloud, Just below
Partridge 1 Co.. Saw Mill.
JAMES F. CLEMEN0EN.
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