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III will Give The receipts u Sugar have
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,onas sonsamr,iun. FOR
tAs and asr assclsa. We
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10 has j " F.hur seEs scsnsg7 hbls
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Cotton seed Maeiaais IS wSsat d. bran les rics
sssss VI Il ID sal hS rs
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LoBDEIfssf 0RE--Per steamer J 81 sharp77 bids sugar
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AZ Mpnard do Bslloea Nobl9m &ssl doy Al
yorda do Ioss L 40 DrJ Perhins ii
ID La % Bfsgier-a3 Do K shaflexs bbls
Is Ibis M0ltsses Selg&s 54.s55 J f$4s.i5
w AsHISeToM steamer .iltens Relfso bids g Ibis
a q MsWsos FoF 70 + p
lfies 70 order aS3 4 EF!s .I5
LOWER coast Pcs steamer Diana and molasss-
sHREyEPoRT Per steamer Countess dries 10 order
oRTper steamer Era No 32s bis mslasses Is
seeks tiapr to ortier. a 453 #$ s55at,l55 IN
LOWER GO AsTs.per steamer Empire Parish lse hhds
Es,.llranda. JEW ~
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON. March 1862 % bales hay g 1euma,i II do
1es.9 ffh IL sas ESQ 90
N. o., oPEIoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
I, sITy march, 1920 hid. lselIoca
~ = ssssssl2is Dc Y Harsl Do W Fase &so5 Do
TaforEsst i Dssmors deislaade aha,nS &eoS
asufdres to order, NJ III TT 444$344
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d 40 I'll * IL d aRsE-T. I

Al tx ~ IsFsEssaN Ifry MaFca ifG2
Arrived during Tie wes llS rexas md 23 Western Rssye
2a4 Hogs, 1861 Shesp $40 yenttate aud 50 Mich Cow
Hogs M Shea gl ef ihs latter vas sod Ct N Y 4
haao 26i Veal Cattle ,d 80 Mich Cows Stock remaining on
Texas and 2S w. l.9l Hogs Az tea
Cattle and lii Mich Cows. We quae t5s $4 n
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sIIaklne anIslllasl,ls.
fsFssvees y. Yesterday !. / "

tfE ssdEgr ttrTIuE, no. 10 Camp HtIesi,
SATURDAY Aorning. March s. 1897,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTIES
III the First and Fourth Districts and Fon Lots Ia
BY GARDNER SMITH IL Co.,.
rTasch 9, dses, will be sold "a
GARDNER SAiIR, AuctiGnccr.
IT,. l-9- 49,. - Do f,f., OF ra, - -, Co.,

1852. q. ''5% Office 81 Con on Street
SA1URpAx Tase s. dsss yin be sn,a as
j. Two LOIS os GROUND. with all the Improvements
in tue al bounded by S. Sssph N%f' MAhs
"n' fonpr s % h sS BnsHs s,o, in
ss bounded % es, gs her, r. Mary ar md s
street b., dsph Of t6 inches alcs
rem, - feet Edg rs mp oyeasat. oo,ap az, IL double Cot
on TEs Cd R1 s IL soSs b,
zaad a and - md B; snd sSs 10 .na L. Nos
depth, between parallel lines. of ri Nos $ g. and
i ss s By ss + 5
,rot IN Fhn srrS b dep on The line ." ~ q nsaet
81 ?s w. q {: ;'fss sy
'"y' S5E tGs s by
Iis II Sei " NJ. fs. a'.
aud al. NJ s s, f ss q P Pp
seet b. adsrs Of ,so fst . inches sis n ,s ftea, I
e., VIDE dee o. sf' sa S a on
s si N ss ne 81 fee ss Gn s by
f }emsg alI.y 9ss: viii as9 e, sIss hsshsr ds
10 s s' ssa p d n md Il j sss zach
i26 fssi mebes Nos md q have en- u ne Of
sfs f. No. F Ping ,s a.s is nlsy % wiss.
t. rear xds %t% ass street. '''aa'" alley IN
ss i j 4 kss aapsd IN ssa sass = D
Aia Il, notary. Said LOIS ench " feet Iaay
cite a. by f5I feet in ept Two Nos. II usi H. In
Square No g. bouAaed hy Eighth Ninth L4fstsltt
ani la areptop'ry measuring each fleet front Eghh
T. by depth Of 100 fvet.
ES-TEhMS-un -tnnd cash, or onef utth ra.h balance at
AMI years credit for bearing mortgage the
properly, with Ter cen interest and per eventual in
teres
For the lots In GefnaGas, onehaf cash. BALANCE Mt
t&cSe months credit for ring mortgage ihs prop.
ERIK with tere Mt interest aud coat eventual interest.
The improved properties be insured aud policies
terstd b The vefdor 49,
Act Of sale before s. Magaer. Notary Public at the or
- la t.trl.L
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POLICE JAaLs--oFFICIAL..

WAS brought to the City Police Jail ON
the 9th of February, 1882 very dark grille boy
b. belongs 70 Mrs Adeline Finn whs lives
high has large he left leg below ths knsd heavy
lips large eyes two rea of the upper teeth
tap, and is aged about % ears. : : &. -
a Ess8 ~ MIGUEL HEREAMBEz, JR., ss7sss-
-. 3, Keeper City Police JAZZ
n. DEyENPoRT 3 = $50
I M lot 80 Clerk of Comptroller
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SALE OF TEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN JET
fsrson City.

fsrson city.
BY GARDNER SMITH 81 CO.,
GAKpNEa salTH, Aurtionser
Office 81 Co!aaon street.
SATURDAY. March y, 1862, will 10 sold ut
- ncton at IL O'Clock, tho Merchants Auetiouess
EXGlange-' '
TES LOTS OF GROUND, III ths sqnare bounded by PER-
rier Pa Gcn,taniinone and Auerli,z Streets
designated by the No I, o. To- and IL ~ Lots TO 10
each 70 fest front Perier street depth
feet I.of 10 forms iu OF PerYer and Ausiarz
streets. Los 10 10 20 each 50 feet front Pa
mnN sur b, dep OF 10y rect bel ween parallel ines Lot
sir-TERaS-Cash
Acts of sale before VIM. SHANNON Notary Public, at the
peIse of the purchaser. ms
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M nj. WALTON AUSTIN, TEXAS
], tiorney at Law and General Land AGENT
PAYS A1Es FOB N0N-REsIpENRs 80. 1s-lt sea-
myT n lgsstas q BUYS AND 8 EItISL land SCRIP ola
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~ f = 80 a
TO The Honorable the President Sisnssrs ''' - 9o~
Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen :
are respectfully invited to in the fol
lowing resolutions end ordinascss adopted by the Board
asshossng ths eemptror ssi,sate The
Avenue ,ass fvn % daipag machine 70 ii swamp
s s ssssss aa bridges
shs concerning The pEy the right Of
% Lake ponclarsran ''o y oa'''
rss % requesting the Gas Company place lamp
an A. Es" sa,,a nss he t
An ordas'es providing Tor Tie Of way 10 establish u
faissRA on asw syse street, from taual 10 Desrs street.
The aipsadent honorable body 10 the resolution Of
e ny to The 81 Company Of Uhasseais
Gu "a i.Es LAIB0RNE secsy y
The two following resolutions and ordinance toned
Il resolution authorizing tie Comptroller 10 aduaea,o
10 the lowest bid1er digging ai race for the
lo'sdon Avenue Canal from tho draining machine to Inc
resolution "anthorizlng tho Surveyor to cause new
ordinance ssonssming hs prisiiese Of the right Of
way 70 esahsh shell road Frenehman street. from lbs
onneoa II vs. Ben Tho resolution. adopted by
sage ccncnrrsd n. Va sss''s aAs'
rsseniien sting the Gas Company TO place lamp
Streets Fash list oons4nce ana Annne"
:. NJ s s ss h The
y,a Ios tee sale q tse right u establish afoa
sss & sss
9lswing ordnance men,ionei Id tle foregoing
d Mr. Remit sass ?. @ wss Rad md
viz e. S85@ n " the FINANCE Coinmlttee
sssss iss S R f. s
.od On MOTION o. Mr. Leese, referred ID Tho Finae.
f.a8 TREAsUEss REranrsssr S4sss3 ii
~ IL New Orleans, March All 1852
10 Sne Eresiocn and Men bcrs of the Bsafd Of AMMAN.
= Aldermen of the City ar Nev, G,,a,. :.
IA seso,snss With e.oqt
shonsand dollars small no hare made to dsse
ma sum O. thousand six hundte
dollars t$2T $3.50. y - -
fssy respectfully yours, = Z 15.s - y
81 ~ As ssssf an GIFFRN, City Treasurer, /
The following communication was and on mot on Of
Renlt rciared with the sccsnpanSing document Is
the Finance Oomnlee sSF77g' 80 :,
49, CirizEss' AksK or LOUISIANA VI
=, -. :. 49,. - - New Orleans, Feb, rs, 1862 &
So cfthe CITY Of New Orleans.
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CHAs. CLAIBORNE, iSec,y

On motion If Mr. iete the amendments adopted by tbs
Board Of Abdomen to ofdaancc providing for tina "a
the right Of to railroads ST. Charles Garondce
and aets and for other prpese with The ordinance
up the ACCOMPLISHING The foregoing
message wera read viz = ~ " tE57 $50 5000
Amendments OF the Bcatd of Aldermen:
LIST SECTION 2Amended by strik ne the words the
upper line of the and inserting in their the words
"Eishtl streetn and also tle.wOds commencing on Tie
upper line OF the city, and inserting the commencing
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- Igs N --.-I- CHAS. CLAIBORNE, ,Stcrenry
The following from the Board of Aldermen was
~ 54A&t-s Stf7s f37t4 W BoARD or ALDEFR ss, OIL
"a lss}Eaf5 q #.s3s zsI March s, 1925
To the Honorable the President and Members w d
.48 VI f Of The Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
nThe following resolutions adopted by your hon
ornhe body concuried in by the ard of Aldermen:
Ia luton granting permission To- Theo Maeks 10 CT
a steam engine his premises, Nos. 60 and 81 Julia
street. -
resolution authorizing tho Sire Commissioner
certain bitches cleaned In tho Of thu seventh Ward Third
l. District. =EI 49,.
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Aartlfalm, Notless.

81 Notice to STocsx holders of tho Star
Insurance COMPANY The Commissioners Of liquidation OF
the Star Insurance c. have declared dividend on the
capital stock, payable alter MONDAY, The lOtl inst,
at their Office, No. IA Cnrondele, street. no ct
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Leaves every MONDAY At Il NJ. and FRIDAY At 9 A. N.
THE FEW FAST "a 9ss iGNGER
eag n Packet LA fouFche J. j Bfngn, master. will
" fer lRnenR loot ~ 8 f4uns above,
returning down the Toast eser3 We'lncs lay aud
VI&6i&lus @. 1SETagi
90 Iig"s kgens,
Gz~The H. D., 81 l.. 7 gorrauy will haSs CLERK al
tina warehouse 81 Louis street receive and deliver
frti.A., e
FSr freight assass apply on board or at the warehouse
fool Of st. LJGis ENe@ ..rs "e8
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The train will rson snFie notice. stop tho
tiy Station Fare IS cents each Parties desirons
being landed at the Sutton notify tho Conductor prior to
the departure OF the train. Z ~ 1870 zr.
MS If isRsSF o. PAGDgTIY superintnnitnt.
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Where can't find 1000 gallons Of Oil nor 5000 Lamps
where find about $50 Goal OH Larps the
phene, Spirit Gas aud Solar Lamps, -
generally have on hand Coal Oil by the barrel which
guarantee usual supply the trade with
from one to twenty barrels time many rich and
~ can b. found elsewhere. - -. -
naiaa H. PERRY.
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sTEANrso.Ay's.

> 50 RI, WEIR MfssIssIPTT,
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sfaal51SlH asHaflatss ggss s'ag.

FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT-A NEATLY
tns hishsg Front Rnoal piice wii+
without Board 57 Enerpe street bcv cen Hercules
anu irt a1ae The location II 81. and pleasant.
ssXV3ANasE ID TO PURCHASE FOR CASH
s, a Hkeiy SEGk1 from IL to 10 years age.
NJ ) ! IuS-6 r
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sFOUfsTEl DISTRICT POUND Was hro,a Int
to the Fourth District Pound on Annnncnton street, be
tween Washington avenue and Sixth Ereet, eSray-
One sorel with long and tu, both hind feet
white, with who spot the forehead
One 81 horse ltne in boh hind legs, with whts spot
tire forehead, aud left hind feet white
Which If claimed within five days and tho e1pen
thereon paid will be sold public said pound,
SATURDAY, March S, 1862 At IL o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, March 5, 1872
:. J. MILTON REIF, Street Commissioner.
Registered Marci3 s, 1862 -74
B. W. HEBRARD,
Deputy Comptroller
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ErAVES DU DEUx9EHIED ISTR IGT.- "A
~ ele conduit sEaes a Denxieme District sncopnure
des cues Bienslle ct Culver, epayes-
Due petite trnie noise ct blanche. ~ s. = 5-I
Ehe Feti true noiie ct blaDche. ...-.
us aus ahlnax no sont dams troa ors les
fais lis seront ves eehere pubaue dit
10 sAMEDl, de mars 1882 a leheures A NJ
j. MILTON RELF Commissairo des Rues.
Nougeile Orleans, 5 do mars 1862. . - : mh4 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03
Resolution for the Expulsion Of speaher
Hubboll.

RessIHiIon fer the RxpuIsiOu Of Speaker
Hubbell.
Quite an excitement was raised IN the
House at Columbus on Tuesday regarding
ruling Of the chair. The circumstances are
said % be these: The House resolutions up
on the treatment Of secesh prisoners having
been sent to the Senate, resolution was Of
fered in that body that they be returned to
the House. The President Of the Senate de-
oided the motion out Of order. An appeal
was made, but the decision sustained. In the
House the resolutions having been brought
up, the Speaker signed lem. saying that the
COMMITTEES on enrollment had reported them
correctly enrolled. Several members pro-
tested against bis signing them, the point
being that they were still under consIdera-
ton By the House motion to reconsider
them having been previously adopted. In
medistsly after this, Nr. FIagg offered the
following resolution:
Resolvsd That the COMMITTEES on Judiciary
he instructed to forthwith report resolution
for the expulsion of James B. Hubbell from
his seat in this House.
The resolution went over under the rule.
Mr. CSnveFse afterwards offered the same in
the form Of & motion. which the Speaker re.
fused to entertain. When Mr. Converse pro.
posed to take Eu appeal from the decision Of
the Speaker be decided that it could not be
done, and refused to entertain the anpsal.
Mr.. FlARg offered a resolution instructing
the Clerk to retain the Guueksl resolutions,
which The Speaker had signed, and not send
them to the Senate for the signature of the
President Much confusion snd excited dis
cussiOn ensusd, and the Houss did not ad-
jOurn until after dark. It adjourned, how
ever, before coming to vote upon the reso.
LUTON.
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Fe.tlnouIsl 70 Gen. Rs,ssrnn.

At a meeting of the staff of Gen. Rose.
Grams at Wheeling, the following resolutions
were adopted:
RssolVsd, That In terminating our official
intercourse with Brigadier General Rose.
Grams, we tender to him unanimously this
expression Of our heartfelt thank,, for the
uniform kindness and courtesy that has al
ways been extended TO ne in our intercourse
With him both Official and private.
heselUed, That while We cannot but regret
that our connection with him is thus termiu-
ated, We will ever cherish remembrance Of
our association with him with feelings of the
deepest attachment and regard, and will ever
aonOr him ss The man, tks solder aad tAs
ekri5saR.
Essolssd fTthT, That committee be ap.
pointed TO procure a suitable testimonial 70
Oe presented TO Brigsdier General Rosecrans
IS 8 slight token OF our regard, that a copy
Of these resolutions be presented to him and
also published in the Wheeling, Cincinnati
and New York papers
GEO L HARrSUFF, Chairman.
Jos. DAER, Jr.i Secretary.
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Amos,iur n, Bedford.

EDIFOR LE4DER-The Inhabitants of
Bedford we're highly interested in listening
o speech delivered By the Rev. n. Hiil
A. NJ, Of your city on the 27th nit. The
speaker took up the great questions Of the
lay, handling them In a mssssrly mannsr.
sboWing the deep cad daring Wickedaess
f the oOnspirator against the Government.
iWelling ct some length upon the viesr and
,nergy with which the Government
las met the difficulty. The speakers style
YES easy and dignihed, developing an in
innate scquainianos not only with theology
0ut also with the workings Of the Govern.
9ent- The meehng gave to the Rev. Gen.
tleman vote Of thanks for his address.
ALOaAEL WILLIAMS,
qBEDToAD, March q, lsS3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03

I'he Uhasaea asaInat Col. noablsday.
We have already published two letters
from the "a Cavalry exOnerasing Col. DOu-
bleaay from tie charges made sgainst him Of
showing an undue anxiety TO oreturn fugitive
Slaves to their masters, end the matter is
probably dismissed from the minds Of our
readers. Bat 90 much interest is ielt herea-
bouts in that regiment that It will not be im-
proper to refer to the matter once more. We
have read letter from q source entirely salts.
factory 70 US, stating that not only were those
charges unjust and untrue, but that on the
contrary, Gen. Doubleday was, on the 18th
Of this month, undergoing an investigation
from BID Superior officers under charges Of
having been too ready 10 grant facilities of
escape to iugitives. His novel and entirely
satisfactory application OF the Dred Scott de-
cision had caused some remOnstranoes from
those who had heretofore been the Warmest
advocates Of lie oOnstitutionality. We are
satisfied that the commander Of the Wade
and Hutchin's cavalry has not violated the
principles which prevail on the Western Re
serve.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03
eIavsrE De ths pIstriet.

The Warrington Republican speaks of the
grOat sxodas Of slaves from the District into
Maryland within the past few days, and &C.
sosats for it By the fact that the proposed
IN for abolition IN the District says no
eonPensAtion is 70 be made for the slaves Of
sses11Ioaists, or tor slaves now apparently
og really held By loyal persons, the title to
WHOM has been derived from OF through Sc
os.sIonistS L is this clause Of the bills
psading Ia Congress, which explains lsrrs
PaTs ofths rsmoEalS Of slaves. Consciencs
makes towards Of the secsssionisis and they
ara RAINING their ehattelS to place Of great
e Sseurity. So great is thos1odus oislavel
taat e in doubtful II there wiz he more than
oas thousand for whom compensation will
be claimed, and those Of the poorer clasa-
y win Be seen. therefore, how senseless in
sos sianor about q friRhtiul increase Of free
negrOes b the proposed abolition. By the
oonsus Of 1850, the number Of free nepross
Wa Aboat eleven thousand, to which the
aboliuou Of one thousand would make bu,
. comparatively small difference in the a..
g8egass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03

Gen. Fremont has issued the following
order assigning command to Brig. Gen.
B. ?. Kelly;
HAN. .ouARTERs MoUETAIE DEPART n
Wheeling, March 20, 1852
GHHERAL ORDERs, No 8.
All Of Western Virginia, north and east
Of the counties Of jackson, Roans, Calhoun,
BrAxtOn, Lewis, Barbour, and Tucker In d.
elusive, and west Of the AIleghanias, Mary.
land and PennsylVania, will, until further
orders, constitute the Rail Road District.
Brigadier General B F. Kelley, Volunteers,
is assigned 10 the Oommand.
By order Of MAJoR GBH. FREMoRT
The Wheeling Intelligencer says;
Gen, Kelley will probably make his
Head Quarters ct Grafton though We do
not think he has definitely settled the mat
ter yet. In the present state Of the 9ener.
ais health, which Is BY no means good,
this commend, though important and re
o. onsible, will not be such tax upon his
energies as Ess his old command besides
Il VAS the universal desire Of the people
that he should take the command Of tbe
Railroad District.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03
TRADH WITB EURoPE.-The Richmond Rx.
amman of the 1Oth sava.

TRADE wITH EURoPE.-The Richmond Rx.
aminer of the 10Th, says:
It is known that for some days past Con-
gresl has been discussing In secret session the
proprieiy Of sending additional commission
ere TO Europe, to negotiate a sale Of the en-
tire cotton crop on foreign account, assuming
It's purchase by this Government. The dis.
cussion in secret session took very different
direction from what was primarily intended,
it being moved that our present embassies TO
Europe should be recalled; and that our d.
PlOmatic relations with England and France
should be terminated for the present. This
proposition has been renewed in oDeu Con.
gress, aud is understood to be chiefly intend.
ed as an exhibition OF spirit and resentment
at the shutting and selfish policy, especially
Of the English Government on the question
Of our recognition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03
CLEVELAND PRODUCE aiAHKKF.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE1
IHUHsDAT moRHthe, April 3, Is62.
bLOUA-The market yesterday Was dull and uE .
changed No sales o. eonstqusnos 10 report
WHEAT-haEket unrl anged and quiet, with
very II Tie doing. We quote red st 81 oOal,ns en-
track and white ct gI,OlaI,Os.
CORN-Markst rather dull, but prices unehaug.
cd. Sale OF car at Sc on trask.
CATS Market stsAdy. Last tale ct u, en- track
sERDs-hAEkst for Clover duu at S4,5ONI 70,
with small sales 9. the outside Timothy is DUH At
SI,sOeaOO. Sales Of 70 bush uts $3.50.
HGRWINRs-Markst steady at aoaHo, With
small asies.
SMOKED MRATs-sslss Of country cured
Shoulders ct go. aud Hams snd Sides at sas<o.
BUTTER-Is IN better supply aud declining
salss of bbls choice roll at l5o.
CHEESE stessy aud hrm ct sse4e.
EGGs- Dull. Sales OF "a bbls at $40.
POTATORs-saIcs OF 900 bush prime Hoahan.
nooks at $50 D bush
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-03

IN. A" writes from Columbus to the
Plain Dealer In highest dudgeon over letter
which It says is from "tbs Leaders distin-
Ruisbed, graphic, Industrious, reliable, and
most welcome Kannas correspondent Mr..
LabAn Fsrks, Esq"
OF course It makes no sort of difference
with that writer that the LEADER never pub
lished letter signed "Laban Farks," and
didn't know there was such a man in exist
encs. If We have correspondent of that
name We don't yet know it.
We did publish a letter describing the res
cue Of 8 slave by certain Of the Cavalry
boys who saw him safely of for Leaven-
worth The Deacon sent this to Lieut.. Col.
RahiR who sent back the following answer.
FoRF LHAVEHWoRrH, Kansas,
March IS, 1852.
n. A. GRAY, EsQ-Dear Sir: I have Pc
FUSED the article you enclosed, said to have
been clipped from the Leader, and find It fc-
ton Of the poorest kind. Gen. Doubleday
gave me no such order as is referred to. gave
no such order-there was no such ''nigger"
case-no such Whipplng-no such rescue--in
hne, no such Transaction, or anything resem.
bling 1t occurred while We were at Platte
City, or since We left Cleveland.
YouB very respectfully,
3. W. RATLlFF, 1t Col.
Firstly, the article said not one word about
Col. Doubleday giving any such an order to
Lieut.. Col. Rstlif; neither did It say thatthe
latter gave the order, 50 these two dsnials
are entirely superAuous. Secondly, the
writer did not pretend that the officers knew
anything about It, and so far from accusing
the Colonel, e1onsrated him from all blame
in the matter. So that this letter of Lieut..
Col. Rstlih's don't touch the matter at all,
and IN. A." has not affected in the slightest
degree the entire reliability of the account
furnished us. Nobody three degrees above
idiOcy would have made such mountain
outo of what was merely private sketch of |
private expedition that had nothing to do
With the officers Of the regiment as an. A."
has done"