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Pittsburgh PetroIeum Narket.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.J

PIrrssuRGH, April 2s-1:4o A. 4.
The Crude market is active and prices are ad-
vancing. Receipts to-day 1890 bbls. Sales $500
bbls Weeks receipts $1,000 bbls; since opening
of navigation 432, coo bbls excess over same time
last year, sc7 1000 bbls, Sales 800 bbIs bulk in lots
at 131c; $500 bbls at 1876 -26Oo bbls at 1sH9lsc,
including bbls. Refined hrmer. Holders asking
lie advance for June, July, August and September
delivery. Market b~uoyaut. Sales 1000 bbls bond
ed, August delivery in Philadelphia at 4Se. Free
not wanted.
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The STRAITS OF MAcKrSAC 0FEN.-The
officers OF the Northern Transportation Com
pauy yesterday received the gratifying in
diligence that four of their propeIlers, the
Maine, City of New York, Lowell and Cleve-
land, from Chicago and Milwaukee, had
made the passage of the Straits of Mackinac
and arrived at Detroit all Matchmaking the
first boats through this season. No p~articu-
lars as 10 the condition Of the ice were given,
but it is sufficiently gratifying TO know that
the passage has been made, and that We are
again in communication with the upper
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BOARDING.

DOARDINGETvare speciahle young msD canbs
ID aco1mnodated with hoard at = private hnuse, OF
en- English asptlsmAn and lady without family Gan
II IS Qrfnfn
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Chicago markeHAprn Is.

FLoUR-Iul and unct anged.
WHEAT-Uns titled and declined 517c.
Sales ct 81, 5OL0l, 52% ter Nc l..
CoRs-uull.
Sales at isa5Oc for No. !; 45L@46c for No. 2.
oATs-Quiet. Sales at {. @3l%c.
HIGawIHEs-Intctive.
MISS P~oRk-Advaneed 5OcG 81, 90 per Dbl. Sales
at S27 o0Gzs,O 90.
LARD-Sales OF 2oG21c.
REcEIPTs-Flour $500 bbls wheat 1900 bu;
corn I54, 600 bu.; oats 26, go bu.
SHRMESrs-Flour 5000 bbls.; wheat Il, 900 bu.;
corn $500 bu; oats $500 bu.
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PROPELLER SUS.-The Buffalo Commercial
says that thispOpular propeller, "under COM
mlnd of Capt. Jones, is loading at the foot
Of Main street, and viii make quick dis
patch on the evening of Saturday. The
Sun has been repaired, reftted, and in all
respects is a first class vessel. Success to
Capt. Jones'"
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WANTEp..AcENr

WANTED-Agents to sell and put up Barton's
w Patent House Bell. EVER house-keeeer should
have il: Agents not limited to any specified ter tory.
u. A~AIIES9N. Gen1 Ascent, Grafton, o. aps:542
WANTBb-RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
W What the people want. Complete History Of the
AZ in one large volume, splsudidly illustrated, with
over Is Inc portraits OF Generals and Battle Scenes.
The most candid, lucid, omPlete, authentic and relia-
Die history s-bsished. Il contains reading MISTER
equal 70 three large volumes. send far Circulars uud
se our terms. Address JONES BROS. s CO., IaG
NN@t Fourth 81. Cincinnati. senc-sadE
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The MERcHAN1s' EXPRESS CoNPBET.-The
Albany Argns learns that the organization
Of this new Express Company is being rap
idly perfected. Real estate is being pur-
chased in the various cities, and all the nee
essary equipments of wagons, harness, &c,
are being manufactured. Contracts with
the principal railroad lines are being made,
and everything possible is being done to
put the machinery of the organization in
active operatiop.
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The attention of those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing a frst-class residence on Euclid
Avenue, is called to the advertisement of
Messrs. Raymond & Lowe, offering for sale
the very desirable dwelling on the south
west corner of Euclid avenue and Perry
street. apl 2O:S09
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE UNDERSIGNED has opened Al IntuIi-
4 telgenee Omse Ct Hb Ontario ST., where he will
also attend to purchase aud sale Of Real Estate. He
WI h,ys exc nsnt faciliti 5 for furnishing good Ger
nan helm, and for procuring sale OF Real Estate,
renting Of houses, &c. Has several good farms aud
honses and lots already for sale. p. Lick, ls
ontario st. Ref rrrce-Geo- I. Senter. II B Payne,
John g. Granais. G. P. Born, A. Everett, jacob
Mueller, Danid x. Iilden- aPSO-Sll
DROF. THOMAS would respectfully inform
Il his friensss and patrons that he is now prepared
70 attend u shaving. Hair Dressing and shampoon-
ing Hair ColoE1ng. &C., in the best style. Also, that
he will give his attention to the cure of Corns, Bun
ions; and lngroSing Nails, shop under the John
son HOUSE apIs.2s2
800, OO0 n rs6 ~ q II,,-s Ap \. ~
and veii5fnoTn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE,
Ga Securities q every kind, viz Gold and Snvoi
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
Pistols. ClothiEg, Dry Goods, Pianos, Meiodeous, and
al personal property and articles ~ofvalue, on the most
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. KS
Ehlished l6l. n. B.-A VARSITY Of unredeemsz
Watches, JeWEsT, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
-Omce-corner OF Water and Superior streets, over
nsyis 4 P1sxotto'a Clothing Store.
ocQ2 GAw. WAGNER
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Remedy for the PiIes.-1t

AReInedy for the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering 10 know that we have an efectusl
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, Of 1G4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used q small quantity Of
Dr. stricklsnd's Pile Remedy, snd it effected q per-
maucnt cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. G East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
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Second week of the engagement OF
>-HH HAANHAR

This MoNpAY EVENING, April Goth, 1855,
the grrst sensation Of
NEVER TcO LATE TO MEND,
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Cobb, Andrews s. Go, have
received "TOiIers of the Sea-
by Victor Hugo. Price 75c.
&Iso, Campaigns of a Nom
C0mbataRt,' by George Alfred
Townsend. Price SI.75. apI3
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The slips in Plymouth Church on Pros
pect street will be rented at public auction
to the highest bidder, on Monday evening,
April 3Oth, at half-past I o'clock, for one
year from May LIST, 1866. apl2O-SlG At
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rEp-PArtner in or purchaser for s Union
w Newspaper and job Office in 0hie, who can
take editorfsf and businass charge Of the same.
small eapital required. Address, with references,
PUbLISHER, care Editers Cleveland Leader.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

c. J. Keller, NJ D., Eclectic Physician,
Office hours IL A NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at the store
of j. J. vogt, 81 south side Public Square,
during the week, aad on Sunday from l to
. P. N. Residence-East Cleveland, op-
posite the Post Office, st the terminus Of the
East Cleveland treet Railroad. Apl II
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Milwaukee Market-ApriI rs.

FIoUR-FIm. Sales at 50, so for Xxx.
WHEAT-Has a declining tende.ey. Sales at
SI,5O for No. l winter.
OATs-Steady. Sales at 341zc.
FKEIGHTs-Unsetiled sc TO Bufa'o.
REcEPTs-Flour 900 bbIs; wheat 20. 900 bu.
sHIPNtNTs-Flour 800 bible; whsat 2 .Non III
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WANTED-A situation as Gardner. by a single
" nan, Competent TO take charge Of Hot Houses.
Ohio. an25.lI0
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With un-
w furnished sitting room aud bedroom in a pri-
vate family, or who're there are few other bcarders,
and who're the comforts OF a home ma be enjOfed.
Location htalthy and central or witotn fifteen min
utes walk Of the Park. Or a Emal house with from
four to liz rooms. Address 4" Leader Ofioe.
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hall was full
again Saturday night. Barney was
especially good in his performance, and the
voices of Misses GoodaI and Brown have
no. failed them. Tonight is their last eve
ming here. Go and see them.
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Marine Items.

The Ice AT BuPrALo-The Buffalo Con-
nercial says that there are still small quan-
titles of ice to be seen on the south shore,
near this port, but unless the Indians of
Lake Superior turn that largest Of fresh
waters over, and drown the world, naviga-
tors need not fear that the portof Buffalo is
not squarely and fairly open for the season
Of 1866.
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N. Y. Money Markef-Aprn 2s.

MoNEY-Easy at 495 per cent.
SrERLIyG Ex~gHANGE-Active and hrmer at los
1es5I.
GoLD-Irreguisr, unsettled aud lower, opening at
1874, advancing 10 119H, declining to 1895 and
closing at 12sss@12sA:
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MUsICAL-Fe have previously given
notice that Mis- Ellen Vaughan, assisted
BY Alfred h. Peass and Messrs. Perkins,
steadman, Brainard and Morgan, viii give
a concert here mex. Thursday evening. We
call attention to the advertisement In our
eolumnst to-day. The concert will be both
vocal and instrumental, and judging from
the names announced, it promises to be of
the highest artistic order.
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e. b. HALE.


HI Superior Street, Cleveland, ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in 7-30 and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS cashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Ru
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EOR LAKE %SUPERIOR. -

HUI ANHH UII HI8IUKaN - X -
IL FIRST STEAMER. - -
The magnificent, new. stsHncl W =
and commOdious side wheel auc1[@ ~
low PRESSURE Steamer REWEENAW, A.. sTrw.ar
Master, leaves our dock for Superior Cify Bava~IS
and intermediate Ports, on MONDAY april 3Oth'
at s O'Clock p m Property received At our Ware.
house, and rates Of freight given to all points. on
or tefors the Steamers day OF sailing. 10 FTaTEg
PETIT 4
1T and I29 River street.
- The above beautiful and staunch new Steamer
viii run regularly from our Dock. during the sea- z ls
son Of 1866, to La Point, bayfield, and Superior
city, touching at all intermediate Ports; leaving
Cleveland each alternate Monday. Persons doing
business a., and going 10 the head Of Lake Supe-
riOr, take notice. PETIT q L t-H
ap25,MO
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Toledo Market-ApriI rs.

~FLOUR-Qui5t.
wHEAT-New amb-r Michigan Sc lever. Other
grades quiet and steady.
CoRS-Aetive. Sales at 5sc for Nc. l mixed, and
69@isHc for No. 1 yellow.
oArs-Advanesd &c sales at 44c for No. I VS.
bash.
FREreHTs-DulI 90 to oswsgo.
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DAILY LEADER
MONDAY APR i 30, 1866.
NEW AnVERM NEMENTa.

~"
Academy Of II usic-Mr. Joseph Proctor,
Chas. De woILNaple Sugar hT Sale
O. Cutter & Son-Auetion Sales.
81 stone-PaltarAge for 1sGG.
A. s. Houk-Lost.
Library AssociatioE-Loesl Notice
81 st. Clair st-FoF Rent.
Geo. D. Deck-Lost Fur Glove.
IS Orange St-Boardsrs Wanted.
+. Leisk-Intelligenoe ofee.
n Observation-Disclosures Hotel.
Hostetter's Stomach -BittersLocai ftoiie e.
J. D. sherman-Men Wanted.
r. llama q Co-Lake Superior Lane.
woleott'sAunihilator-Loorl NSedce.
2. W. Coed Co-Notiee-
sam el sartain-EngrAving for Subscription.
RobacA's BitseTs-Bocai Notice.
Gsrrvstsoa & Co-For Lske-supsrfior.
70 Miami st--Poeket Beck Lost
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-sn- Ef-naa

The undersigned has recently increased and i'm
pT wed hhs facilities for supplying Hacks, Carri-
Ag.s, and 0mnibuses and also Moving Wagons.
Orders Tor passengers aad baggage 10 the DePots
an stesmboIt Landings viii be received from 8
A. N 20 9 T. ". II. S. STEVENS.
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KFGTsTER.
-DEPARTUREs.


~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of tina
shove Trains @ Bosts, viii be called for BY Cosches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
At tho Omnibus Ohsce, l60 Superior street, op-
poEi'e Tho Wediel HOUSE.
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AcADEnY OF MUsIc.-"The Jibbenain-
osay" was given its second presentation at
the Academy of Music Saturday evening,
and was Witnessed with general qualification
by a large audience. We are pleased to an
no6nee that Mr.. Proctor will remain at the
Academy during the present week. To-
night the drama entitled "Never too Late
to Mend will be given its first performance
in this city. 1t is a dramatization of Chas.
Reade's story of the same title, and is said
to retain all the force and brilliaucy of sit
uation and incident contained in Mr.. Reade's
much admired story, and has met with
great success wherever Plsyed. We hope
to see q large attendance tonight.
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CleYeIand NhoIesaIe Market-

SATURDAY EVENING, April %, 1866.
FlOur-ln fair trade demand, steady and firm
for good grades. City made Xxx red held at 81. 20
@l2,Ooi do XIX white s12,OO913,Ou. Country
brands Xxx red s9,26a1O,5o; do do Xxx white
SlO,25@1l,0O. Sales 1Oobbls choice spring at 81. Is.
leo bbls very choice do do at $1,000.
Wheat-Very firm for choice red spring less
active and hardly SO firm, though quotably un.
changed. Sales 5000 bu A l auber at 81. 60: 3 cars
No.. Milwaukee spring at sI,so, closing heavy
Choice No. 2 Ohio red winter held at 81, 25a2. 30
ordiaary No. 2 red neglected and nominal.
moderate request, and unchanged
Sales 2 cars No. l shelled at 60c from store, and .
cars at SIC from store.
Oats-QuiSt prices irregular. Sales 2 oars at
4se /; l ear at 45c.
Rye-Inactive and nominal.
BarIey-Quiet and nominal.
POrk-Firm, but quiet. No. l City Mess held
at s27,OO; No. 2 Mess $500; Clear 5000.
~Lard-stesdy. Oity-rsndersd in tierces zoe;
do in kegs 2lc. Country rendered 169I7c.
Hams-steady. Sales 1900 lbs City sugar-oured
csnvassed and uucanvassed at q and &c. Coun-
try-cured held at l992Oc.
ShOuIders-City-cured steady at lie Conn
try-oured 1S9l4c.
BaeOn--Held at 1so for clear; Ice for sugar.
cured.
Mess BeeEIn moderate demand and steady
at $780,. Extra Mess 5000
Dried Beef-steady. Sales 1000 lbs at &c.
Butter-steady for prime demand fair. Sales
81 tubs prime Western Reserve at Ale.
Cheese-Quiet. Good to prime old Western Re-
serve and New York Is in very light stock and firm
at 20g22c. New is in moderate receipt, hut the
quality, and prices SO unsettled as hardly to admit
Of reliable quotations.
Esgs-1n fair request. Sales 20 bbls at 19o.
Highwines-Quiet and steady at s., 23a2,2A
the outside prica for iron-bound packages.
AlcOhOl-steady. Held at S4,4s94,5s for 90
per eeat. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, s4,63. Neu-
Proof Spirits s2,s5G2,4O.
PetrOIcum-oulet and steady at 5Sd55c for
Refined free.
Ofl6-Xe quote as follows.
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French Lace, Nottingham and Muslin
Curtains, in large varieties, at
TUnyER & STRAUSS
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wholesale Market Review.

n. 7. Stock Market--ApriI rs.
GOVERNMENT SrOcks-A shade easier.
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Embroidered Slippers and Canvass Pat
terms, a new assortment.
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For evening Edstson News
see inside.
r- For Morning EdItFOAs News
see outside.
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FoR LAKE SUPERIOR.

EOR LAKE SUPERIOR. ~
III. s.aun.1 Steamer I'm
NERAL RoCK--"~~.JOHS AoKAr, Master. sa'-
viii leave our Dock for Lake Superior,
WEDNESDAY, MAJ I'd, at n. NJ. $50
Fer Freight or Passage, apply to "a
GABRETsoN q co., -
also No ! River ST., Cleveland %.
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was sung in the true spirit of worship, by
the congregation, and the remarks Of Mr..
Dallas were appropriate and well calculated
to reach and move those to whom they were
especially addressed. He will preach again
next Sunday, probably at the Detroit dock.
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ENTs.
-10AREMT oFMEsIC.

Iohn A. Efisler Manager B. n. Gsary--Trssorsr'
PIECES or ADMIssIoN.-Dresl Circle - ~
unstte. so cents Reserved Seats to Dress OsscsssI1
cents Family Circle, 80 eentsi Gallery z22SS--t
Private Boxes, IS and 50 Single Seats in Fr1fA1@
Doors open AZ TOO. Curtain rises At T:b.
Colored persons wiz, uader no circumstances, ~
nsrri I'D 10 occupy seots in any ether portionot
the house, save the Gallery. Admission . eensa-
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CITY NEWS

Fresh Violin and GUAR Strings at Halls
II Monument Park
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wEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals al the rrIHuspsi Hotels %
the last FOriy-Eigkt EOGrs,
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P~EEAcHISG oS THE Dock-Rev. Mr.. Dali
las, Pastor Of the Bethel Church at Erie,
preached yesterday on the dock near the
Lighthouse Bridge, to quite a large congre-
cation. Good order prevailed during the
services which were deeply interesting.
The HYMN beginning
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FEATUER DUsTERS-smaII profits.
II GBHRnHJLL 4 BROTHER,
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4 nice line Of Damssk French Coverings
and Chintz, at TuRSER 4 Strauss
South West Cor. Square.
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ICE! IcE!! ICE!!!
PURE LAKE ERIE ICEi

PURE LAKE ERIE ICEI
7 Az PREPARED TO FURNISH
the bect quality of Ice at the lowest possible
mica during che cOming season, at hotels. Dwell
ing Houses, Shops, Stores, &c. Ny Ice is consid-
| cred the best and purest In marset, it being genu-
inc Lake = lie Ice, and not the impure stuf taken
from tha s1agnant Canal and RiTN- al orders
| can be sent through the Postohce directed to me.
ap17:Sla MAkLIS J.,HASIS.
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Several cOnpositOrs wanted at the Leader
Job Room.
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Ladies, they have arrived-those French
Frosted Sailor Hats at Mr. Shaw's mil
Iinerv room.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-04-21

nG5H It is strange that our news dealers will offer for sale Harpsr's Magazine, and it is still . matter of greater surprise that any Southern man or woman will soil their hands with this infamous publication. For years this Magazine has heaped upon our people Q filthy stream of abuse, ridicule and falsehood It has been the great reservoir in which every lying scribbler has deposited his calunnies. Almost every number of this Magazine has some detestible wood cut illutrating the peoul- iarites of the Southern people, and always holding them up to ridieule, or belying their habits or customs. It is the consistent enemy of our people and our institutions. It is the able auxiliary of SUMNER and STEVENS. It is prolific in inventions to torture and persecute the South Nothing is too monstrous or ab- surd for it's columns Malignant hatred of the South .i7. the predominating character istic of tllsss lsss vile publication Indeed, the HARpERs have made themselves notorious by their abuse and redicule of our people. Where the foul and hellish flood of ealunny has been so constant 1t is difficult to tell what particu- lar libel has, been most offensive to the public; ; but we presume inc article published in Octo- Der Inst, assai,ing JEFFERSON DAVIS, produced the greatest amount of indignation. The edl- tors of this magazine must be actuated by demoniac hatred of our people, or they would not afford to pay five hundred dollars for an article assaling JEFFERSON DAVIS. But this kind of nlalignity did not pay, for even the Northern people looked with detestation upon this effort to strike defenceless foe. JEFFER- SON DAVIS is completely dsarmed. He is at the mercy of his enemies, and while ,scLained amid the waves 5f his rock-ribbed prison, 1t has been reserved to Harpers' Magazlaeto stab his reputation and his honor"
 The great State prisoner has no opportu- nity of replying to his traducers and ought not this fact to stay the pen of hiS defamers When Mr. DAVIS reads the assaults ofthese penny-a- liners in Hd7pers Magazine, how his great soul must chafe? A lion once loss, by the fortunes of war, his claws and his teeth It was then the beasts the forest made war upon him. Thejackal squattedupon his back, and defiled the noble beast, now shorn of his strength. the bull gored his sides. The stag, with sharp antlers, pierced his body. At last the ass, with heels uprearing appered to kick the prostrate foe, and the proud lion prayed for relief in death, as this lost insult was past allinduring, And when the hired scribblers of Hdper's Magazine, commenced Haunting their dirty hoofs in the face o1
 Jefferson Davis, he must have crayed reliei in death. The wounded eagle, as it died upon themountain cliff mourned that it's own feather Swinged the dart that quivered in it's bosom
 and iflJ Jefferson Davis is required to yield ul his great life, while Sumner and Stevens ti' I inc Langman's knot, and Southern lngrat'
 plants the dagger in his heart, well may h'
 exclaim, ssEt t BrafeY