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From the Tribune, Aug ..
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

Louis has finished lts SIttingS, and Holt has
arrived here. The aggregate Of claims pass
ed upon Is ten millions the awards made
were great reduction.
EEw D AHLsREN aUEs-PRAIsH or TIE MONITOR
The Naval COMMITTEES of the Senate agreed
to-day to appropriate s25O,OOO for the man
ufacture Of 20 inch Dahlgren guns. The
committee was brought to this conclusion BY
8 telegraph from Assistant Secretary Fox, at
Fort Monroe, urging that Dahlgren's furna-
ces for their manufacture should be got up
at once. Fox adds: "The lesson Sunday Is
for 2O-inch guns. Not q moments delay
should occur.
" l have not thought the Merrimac much
injured, but we are now better prepared for
her, BY the harbor being cleared Of non
combstants. Everybody here feels that the
Monitor can sink her, but It will be a terrible
struggle. Considering that the officers, crew,
and engineers had a horrible passage, arrived
at 10 o'clock P. g., and handled an untried
experiment without previous drill, going into
action at 8 o'clock A. n. next day, their
conduct Is beyond praise. went on board
and thanked them"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

CoLoRED CANDLES FOR ILLUMINATING PUE-
PosEs.-The Scientific American makes the
following suggestions, which our candle
manufacturers may profit by, if they will
give them their attention:
Wsx candles are made of different eolors,
but they ell emit white light. Why may
not candles be manufactured by introduc-
ing certain chemicals into the msterial from
which they are made 30 as TO show q Earie-
ty of colors, such as blue, red, green, &o.3-
By arranging such candles in tasteful groups
besutiful effects may be produced in illumi-
mating buildings. The time, we predict, il
not far distant when We shall have occasion
to rejoice over the settlement Of our nation
al dificulie and then will be the time fol
| q general rejoicing and illumination
throughout the country. If some very in
genious chemist will devise way Of en-.
bracing cheap chemical with any Of th'
material used for Illuminating candles 90 a
to render the light emitted from them o
any desired color, We predict for him for
tune for his discovery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13
DARINa ann DANaTRoUs FRAUDs
WHITE LRAD WORKS.

1hs subscribers have on hand supsrior article Of
faEs Whit Lead. also the cheaper grades. which
Shss car g tho trss 1t very low prices ir eash.
Eeb. q, lisa. JOHN WEBsrnR SOO.
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FKOaI FORFREss MONROE.

FORTRESS AoEaoE, March l3.7
We learn the following from Southata
papsrs; i= t1 l 1E 30
In the Rebel House Of Representatives On
Monday. q resolution was passed advising
planters 70 Withdraw from the eultiFlti0n 6f
cotton and tobacco, and deVote their ensrgiss
70 raising provision, hogs, cattle, Co
The Senste passed bill Organizing 81.
preme Cont h1t r14 fE - tra
The President sent message 10 conaress
that be had suspended Price and Pillow from
their commands until they could give mora
satisfAet0ry account Of the DoneIsan allziF.
Petersburg, Richmond and Nariolk were
placed under martial law.
The Richmond Examiner Of yesterday
says considerable uneasiness was felF at ne
reports Of our forces falling back nom Maas
assas and the upper Potomac.
Positive assurance is given that these
movements are purely stfsteglc, and not
on account of any pressure By fha enemy
Points for the new line Of dsisnse have not
yet been selected, but it is thought theg VII
extend from Stanton to GordonsYills. !.
The Richmond Examiner contains severe
articles on Gov. Leteher, for bis recent
proclamation calling upon the whole bOdy7of
the militia 70 turn out IL says that this Is
calculated to breed disloyslty. "uoa
The domination Of Gen. Lee ss C0m-
handing General Of the Tebsl army Was
sent to the Senate ,.r.-.,.. -se.r.- ".
The Messila Times Of the 18th gives re-
port Of revolution in New kexico against
the Federal authority, and that Mr. Otcry
is leading the movement.
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WAsuNeroy. March II.
THE MANASSAS ARNY.

It Is now established that the rebel army
has gone to Gordonsville Junction, ninety
three miles from the Potomac and 50 miles
from Manassas-our scouts penetrated as far
as Culpepper Court House, s5 miles from
Manassas. The Star, whose editor has a
plantation at Culpepper and who thoroughly
knows the surrounding country, says around
GOrdousville the country is almost as broken
and thickly wooded as Bull Run and Cen
treville. Railroad connections are vastly
more important than Manassas. The rebels
left behind small locomotive, six caisOns,
eighty army wagons, quantities Of clothing,
medical and other stores, and buts, standing.
There was evidence before the Conduct Of
the War Committee to-day, that the whole
rebel army opposite was less than $4,000,
10, coo at Centreville and 10000 at Manas
Sas. There are no iron guns at 0entreyille
only wooden ones, painted black on the ends
the soldiers fairly cried on seeing them.
NEW MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
Steadman, of Toledo, and Don Piatt o
Cincinnati, were nominated Brigadisr Gen
erals to day.
Gen. Wadsworth, appointed to the com
mand of the forces to be left in command =
Washington, is made Military Governor o
the District OF Columbia.
IHVEsTIeATIoEs AT ST. LOUIS.
The COmmission Of Investigation at 8
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TIE FLoOD IN CALIEoRx.A.-A son of DR..
h. L. Hoffman, new in Californis, writes
to the family from San Jose, under date of
Feb. Sd, as follows concerning the great
food which recently SO fesrfully devastated
portions Of that State: y
have not written for some time, owing
to our mail communications with the OUT
si6e world having been temporarily sus-
pended by a food, which for extent and
duration has no parallel, except in the one
wherein Captain Noah distinguished him
self, and even now am in doubt whether
this will escape the perils that still cluster
along the overland route, but will give It
q trial. The food here has been terrible in
its effects, having utterly ruined hundreds
of Well-to-dO persons, and destroying inn
mense quantities Of stock, grain, &C., DO as
10 create something of q scarcity of some
necessary articles. It has been raining
with but little intermission since the 9Th Of
Decem Der until about a week ago. Our val
ley has escaped comparatively well, though
cur roads have been rendered entirely inn
passible, and communication with San
| Francisco cut of, but in the extensive plain
watered by the Sacramento, San Joaquin
and their tributaries, the effects have been
very disastrous. Sacramento city was en-
tireiy under water, the river having risen
above the levses, and the whole poulation
had to leave, there being only 900 persons
left out of population of II, 600 or 20 900.
Many brick buildings tumbled down, and
the frame houses were swept away in great
numbers. Steamboats, were constantly ply
ing over the valley relieving persons who
we're compelled TO take refuge on the knolll
tosaVe themselves. All the public halls in
San Francisco are kept open night and day
and tables set and supplied abundantly BY
individual subscription for the relief of the
sufferers. Many lives have doubtless been
lost, and hundreds Of persons lost every.
thing, The whole country for miles pre-.
sent the appearance of vast lake.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

a EHlEND IN MED. Try 1T.
DF. Sweets IEFALLIBLE LINIMENT Il pre-
Fared nrin the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Con-
escsaoat tie great bone setter, and has been used
a his practiee tor the lsat twenty years With the
hoat asto1ishing sacosH- As an external remedy
i1Wrtheut q rival, snd vfl alleviate pain more
pssdilJ tran any other preparatiop- For all Rheu.
a3sc and Eerv0us DiBordsrs It Is truly infallible
and &c curafivs for Sores, W0unds, sprAins, Bruis
-. 81 itl soothns bealins and powerful strength
Snmg pF0psnsities, excite the just wonder and as.
hoaiahment Ofsn who have sTer given It q trial.
Over four hundred certificates Of remR, kabIs cures
qsormsd b. it withia the last two years. attest to
ahis iacs. Strong 4 Arnstrong, Agents for OlsVs-
gpnd aenInalfe~9s-dku gR1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

To TIE FRIENDS OF TIE soIDTERs.-We
feel it TO be Cur duty to advise people not to
60 to Nashville with the expectation Of see
ing their friends in the army. We can state
on the best authority that they will not be
permitted to zee them, for the country has
now other service for its soldiers than receiv-
ing friends. We know that the notice viii
create in many loving and patriotic hearts
feelings of keen disappointment, but the pol
icy of the military authorities iE not only
right but absolutely necessary, and every
true patriot, we doubt not, viii acquiesce in
it without q murmur.-L louisville JoKrHal.
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FROlI RHODE Island.

- I'd PRovIDEHcE; March -. g.
AT the great wool sale to-day the attend
ance Of dealers from New York, PhilAdsl-
phis, Boston, &C., &c, and manufscturefs,
was large. The prices realised we're 292}
per cent. lower than the average Of sales ia
msrkst-nameIy Ohio Xxx, 50I95lR; Ohio
x, 4s395o; Ohio No. 1, 4s@5O}; Ohio
No. 4, 4s@4s}; Ohio No. 3, 46; ono No,
4, at; n. Z. Stato Extra, 45(a45}; = -
State 40. l, Al n. T.EO. 2, 4si n. 7. con-
mon. 20.
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PRO1I NRW YORK.

WV ~
This evening all the principal ioris IA de
barber Of New York viii be garrisone5, By
order of Governor Morgan. -------'---,
The 9th New YORK Volunteer Artills,
enlisted and instructed for heavy artiIIsry
servlee, snd recently ordered to Washington
to garrison the lorts in the vicinity Of The
capital, hss been retained, and under orders
received today viii be appointed II conpa-
nies to the different forts in New York har-
for
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

A battalion Of the ist Nebraska and a
portion Of the Curtiss Iowa Cavalry kegi-
ment. attacked q force Of rebels six hundred
strong. at Paris, Tennessee, this morning, de
fsating them and tskiug possession Of the
town. Being spprised that large force oi
rebsls were within q lev hOurs march, they
retired, bringing win them- a .nambss q
prisoners-
Company A loss men killed, among
them Sergeant Major.
The Second Battalion under command ol
Lieutenant colonel Patrick, crossed he EiveI
today o reinf0Ees them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13
EXON WAsHTNGTON.

" HaHLNUaINf HUI "a
A dispatehe from Fortress Monroe repors
ali quiet. Parties who accompanied lebel
Gag Of truce, admit the Monitor severely
wounded the MerTimae.
Informatiod from Winchester tonight In.
dicates our forces are in possession there
Nothing valuable to to the army va
found at Manassas. q - - -
Nothing new at Manassas. The rebel
have retired towards GOrdonsville. They
rest With their advance st the Popedam riTsr
their camps extending back 70 Gordonsville
twelve miles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
Eogm HUMAN SIGHT EvER INYEETrDi
n. n. SOLOMOESON,
49, rnd 0,scnafr O.lfic

EfdeicW ard cetelttHe CpUdGl
KEEPS the largest assortment q the most improved
kinda Of SPECTA Obs Al his Glasses, Whethes
for near TAR sighted, ground under own In
Gpactton, by machinery Of new construction, with
the Eusesf care, 90 70 suit the eyes in ali cases
caring Weakness, DizzlneHs or Inflammation Of the
ATea, and impsrting strength fol long reading OF
Gne goWlur.
Hr. soLonoEsaN would here inform the pnblie thai
be never employs any one IN the sale q his Lenses
~ Al1o, nlantid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
- ARTIFlulAL I EKES inserted without pain,
- V1risct e. natural
Hntsl anril
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RssOlutisns % the Deaih Of z. 3. Black.

Resolntisns bH the Death Of 4. q. Black.
meE.
WHHRHAb, Il hath pleased Him who hold
eth both the destiny Of nations and individ-
uala in the hollow Of His hand, TO remove
from our midst our esteemed brother, K. H.
BlackmerJ
Resolved, That We ss q Society do, In all
sincerity, truly mourn the loss Of 90 inOsti-
mable q member.
Resolved, That In his life was exemplifed
the Patriot, the Philanthropist, and the true
Christian, and in his death humanity has
Lost one Of It's richest jewels, and the desti-
tute and oppressed a Sympathizing father
and friend.
Resolved, That we do most sincerely sym
pbthiEs with his bereaVed widow and family
IN this, their hour Of sad aiilictiOn. We be-
lieve that they mourn not, as one without
hope, knowing that "He that doeth all
things we'll" hath taken him unto Himself,
to enjoy the reward prepared for the faithful
and righteous.
RESOLVED, That q copy of the above be fur
niShed the family Of the deceased, and also
the Cleveland press.
FuelTIvE AID SooiEfY.
Cleveland March o. 1882
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

LOsF.-On Ontario or Prospect streets, an
oval-shaped POrtmonnais, containing three
dollars in bills and some change. It is Z
serious loss to 3 poor girl, and whoever hAl
picked it up will be rewarded by leaving il
at our store. +. STAN 4 Co.,
zs5 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13
245 Superior street

GoID PIHs.-BOokkespers and others in
want Of 8 good gold pen, can now hsye
choice Of an entirely new stock Of Leroy W
Fairchild's manufActurs. Every pen is war
raDtsd for one year. v5
marla.1W l.l.1 J. B. COBB & co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13
SPEcIlL HnIlCES.
FnYER - houn

HIiuus a0sctioas, eoldu rhsumatiEaa, costigsneal,
ooaElupilons, asctlons o. The splsoa o. The liver,
efbs huaFt. tumoEs, and en- diaoassI which dsatooY
~ ksVs siVnyu sxhibited, upon dissection Of ths
be1y, uulbsF Of hard Or conosts polntn either n
uuna d tfs organs named or n ths olood Voe1ela,
senstimpa even ramifyinE IN the noah, and again
erpoSliod upon ths side ol bore Nov these little
hsrd uuhstsnosa would never form u hrandothia
Pilis nsre ussdi they w5u be purged out Of she
asl.n une Yuars of happy M would b lhe suffer-
els lot lnsssad fan early grave AiWays parEe but
asEeF bl.sd IN Sickness.
2. D. Carpenter. Kaa., Of Gouvsneur, 50. Lagnnce
o. New YOEksti Eeazs of ace, uzys be has used Dr.
D-andrsiht Pillt for - yaare, a1miliuiored thsm
eaat . hs oosohmAH, who bed lover and sgus; Gnys
oEht tas daT after tho chilli chlla aud isvor less 80
VsEus gaVe oisht mOre she next day, aud 90 every
e5hof tuy until the chill aud ioVor did not return,
vficA Wts aboDt olsht days IRON the nrBt attack
as tash save our every other day for anOlhur week.
UAsa Ne men Eaa entirely restored to hls usual
Goqt haaith.
nsuls hinsslf attacked; tOok then IN the sams
~ 80 va cured Ia loss flns Has used no other
nsdioina ior = ssassi faund them always reliable
~ hluaeli aad family when sick; has Feoommended
eAsn - thouaauds with The host results, aud feels
oalalsat tlas every family would have = larger sy-
49, % neaist ii thtso Pills were used in the placs
e oalomei uRG other hurtful rsmcdies.
soid b. A. Gandner. 40 supoIi0E utssa, UlsVs
Aalds Qhios end b. al respectable dsElsFs in nsdi.
elneA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

TIE LAuEoH.-Mr. Dwight scott's new
propeller was successfully launched yester-
day afternoon, at the appointed hour, 8
o'clock. The launch was Witnessed by q
large number Of people. The intended
name of the boat was not announced at the
time Of launching, but we are informed by
Mr.. Scott that she will be called the 8. D.
Caldwell, in compliment to 8. D. Caldwell,
Esq, Agent OF the New York 4 Erie Road
at Dunkirk. She will be ready for service at
the opening of navigation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call ct Halls, II Public Square.
sug9-RI1
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Cleveland, March 0. 1852.

oHIO AoArE.-Hospitsl No. gratefully
acknowledges the receipt of box Of old
linen, muslin, bed-clothes, and other useful
stores, through Mr.. Merker. The box is
the contribution Of certain ladies of Belle
fontaine, Ohio, transmitted through Maria
Moore, OF that city. Thanks are due TO
those noble women. If they hold the graf
ilude Of generous hearts of any value, they
may reap rich harvest in that of the sick
soldiers. louisville Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

~ The sale of furniture in the Ameri-
can House will be continued this day and
tomorrow, commencing at 10 o'clock A. N.
lk31e- 0. CUTIE / SoN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

81 The price of the MoREISa LEADER to news
agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents per hum
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances.
The postage On the LEADEH, to News Dealers
l. sole-fourth OF q cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age Stamps should send US one and three cent in.
stssd OF larger denomination.
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We are on the eve Of great events. Ru-
mOrs Of the evacuation Of important points
by the rebels, are aAoat, and outlines of plans
for ac.iOn are appearing. It is yet deemed
best to give no hasty announcements Of sup
posed events. The public may rest assured
that the officers in command are making
every ezsrtiOn to strike blows which will
tell in the life of rebellion.
FORT DoEELsoE YICTINs.
The bodies of q killed at Fort Donelson,
were Brought down to-day, and go to their
friends tomorrow morning. Part of them
belonged to Col. LOgAn's regiment Tie
Colonel is improving.
eEN. PAINz.
Isis reported that Gen. Paine was wounded
in skirmish near Siksston, Missouri, yesteI-
day afternoon, butnOt seriously.
Several sick, Of the 7th lowe, came down
from Fort Donelson this afternoon. Their
regiment has suffered severely in several en-
gaQements.
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THE CITY.

FRoFEssoR AEDERsON THREE EreHTs MoRE.
SO very successful has been the engage
ment Of Professor Anderson at the Academy
Of Music, that he has determined upon re-
naming three nights more in Cleveland,
during which time he promises to vary his
programme with new wonders nightly
This evening the performances is for the ben
sit Of Miss Anderson, the young lady y hose
OlAirvOysnce forms one of the most pleasing
features Of the entertainment. We are in
formed that ahe shortly retires from the
stage as a clsirvOysnt, and proceeds to Italy
to be educated for prims donna, having
soprano voice of exoseding beauty and
power. The benefit is 70 be shared BY her
little sister, Miss Flora-the funny little
compressibility of the portfolio. TO-mOr-
row evening their brother, Mr.. J. q. An
dersOn, Jr., has benefit, and on Saturday
evening the Professor is to have his own
benefit, and make his bow Of farewell to the
Cleveland public in the character Of " VIII
liam," the hero Of the favorite nautical
drsms of 4" Black Eyed Susan" BE is re-
ported to be one of the best d" Williams on
the stase-if not the best. There should be
no delay in going to seethe performances of
this great magician, because it is by no
means probable that he win ever revisit
our city in that character. Having scquir-
ed considerable wealth, he is about to re-
linquish his msgic wand and settle down to
the trauquilities of private life in home
beside the Hudson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

MEROHAET TIIOE-F. A. Brown, late
with ". B. Hancock, would be pleased 10
SEQ his friends, and the public generally, at
1873 Bank street ianI5.ssO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

PESNAEsHIP.-Last monthly evening wri-
ting class has just commenced. Terms re-
duced for this month only. With April, wri-
ting lessons will be in the morning at s
o'clock. marI9-2ts7s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that OAH
Ho7 Bn BROEEE BT TIE HAT, can DO found at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
sfron&n
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FRnlIL0rIsYILLR-

L0TllVILlll I-IlllLI-IIi
The Kentucky legislature a6iourusd on
Monday to the gath November.
Governor johnson, Etaefidge, and Nag.
nard LEFT for Nashville to-day. ~ -@r
The Nashville Patriot says Parsoa Brown
low is on his way to that placs, with q pas
through the rebel lines from Js9 Davis.
BroWnIow q reported i'll with eons1mp-
ton III Hf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-13

- The friends of the Rev. s. B. Psge
will make him Donation Visit at his resi-
dence, No. $50 Prospect st., on Thursday
evening, March 1s. All interested are invi-
ted 10 attend. marI2 2ts7s
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AFFAIRS AT cHARLEsToYE.

Letters from 0harlestown says that many
ofthe rebels exhibited the same rude and hos
tile spirit when Charleston was occupied BY
Gen. Patterson, and in one case one Of them
spst in the face of a Union soldier, nOtWith,
standing he protected, in obedience to orders
the house she occupied.
Great scarcity of Salt was freely com
planned of. In one case $40 was paid fol
single quantities. Pork was spoiled for wan
Of that article.
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FINANCIAL.
.8HTI PIANO TUNlNG82g

DIANOS 1'UNkD: :--lll
" PITROE, Professional Tuner.
- isii q d. saAW's MUSIC STORE
No- BEUOLID gIR1l..t VIII oe Pso1P a5ssI,e