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His EreelLeney, "a. Johnson, PresidsSt
UIlited StnfPR: Il .ll.-s- u

I " - j.
S1R:-I have the honor to enclose
herewith a copy of an official notice rs-
ceived by me last evening of the action
of the Senate OF the United States in
the case of the suspension of the Hon.
h. Al. Stanton, Secretary of War, Ac-
cording to the provisions of section two
OF an act regulating the tenure OF civil
oIhcersJ my functions as Secretary or
War Gd interim ceased from the mo-
ment of the receipt of the within no.
ttce. have the honor to be. yerv re-.
spectuIlY, your obedient servant,
y. s. GRANT, General.
/ lHefe follows a copy of the resolu-
ton of the Senate. h-u
This letter WAS handed to the Presi.
dent by one of Granf's staff lust one
honr after Grant had surrendered fo
Stanton and ol course thelatter was In
pos sseaatomof the War Department that.
engtn 81 time before Mr.! Johnsoo .yVasl
SEQ 81 " had tEanspifed. Tt nm
'peafs saceftttietf q cop ~ iEtieSenat5f fs es|
luton. was served upon both Gfhnt.
and Stanton last night about efSFht
O'Clock, by Colonel Forney, Clerk of
tne senate, In person. A copy was left
at the White House about nine oiclo6lF
last night, but the President was en-.
gagged in the reception, and he did NOT
see IL until about nine O'Clock this
What course will be pursued by. either
the PRESIDENT or Secretary Stanton, a
lew houEs VIII determine. AS yet there
ls n0indication what Is the final pur.
pose of Secretary Stanton, The SPrssi.
uenEs purpose VIII deVelope itself di.
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OAPECA AIs,.............,,..,.. a-aoO Ooo
Once Gonr0e 81. Sgorl &, lst 5S,S-
oHIIoKRs.
GEO K. WHEAT, President
49, McCLUHBY, Vice President.
Is JOHN BIsHoP, Secretary,
= CHAS. WALIAoE, State Agent 6or vyos4
Virginia and Maryland. -
DRIoEoRs:-John E. Wilson, las. O. ON.
John A. Armstrong, "A. O. Quarter. Cleo! II
Wheat Samuel Harper, james Mc(glnns1
Morgan Il. Ott, Geo. Adams,
REFERENGE5: 8. brady Cashier AFarCFant1
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" neetlngS Otts Son q Co Hardware, Whcel!
1Gi u E. Bands, CaShier, FiFst MT Bs6E
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GEnERALNEws.

The Great Eastern has now beer
idle for four months.
Under the Gaslight" has had .
run OF 100 nights inNew York.
The, cost of each pupil i'm the New
noFkpnbItc schools Is $40 20 year.
Last year 4l3 brown stone from
buildings were put up In Brooklyn
The old original Hutchison family
Is making aiconesrtising tour in Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney williams are
playing in Philadelphia; so Is Lady
Don. -. = Hs3 .,..'ii5.5i 7-s5 -
- baby was born with two froni
Ieeth two weeks ago In Des Moines.
Iowa.
There are one hundred and thirty.
nye thousand volumes In the Astor
.-Chsrles Diekens has already cleared
slxly thousand dollars by his readInRs
In this conntry.
TO economise, is to draw In as
much as possIble. The ladies apply
snls q art 70 their persons and the result
Is very small waste KEchdsl1e.
MIR. William Cullen Bryant re-
cetves from MIR. Robert Bonner $4,000
for three poems for the Led0er-the
largest sum ever paid any author fof
the same number 9f words.
+ The Cleveland Leader contra6ifcts A
report that Senator Benjamin. r. Wade
Is candidate for Congress In place of
Gen. Garfield, and Commended the ssprn. I.
dence OF the veteran stAtesmann In re-,
turning to private life.
An ALAnAAA DEATH p4llsen.-We
clip the following account OF a terrible
affair from the IdEtapoosidn, published
at DadeViIle, Tallapoosa county: -
"At Newshe, in this county, one
ntghtthis week, at party or dance, a
young man by the name OF Boon made
some remark casting reflection on the
good name of young man by the name
ofJones. Jones walled until the dance
was over, when he called Boon to one
side and stabbed him to the heart
Boon. assoon. as the blow was struck,
staggered a few PAGES, and pereeiving
he was cut pulled out his knife and
cut Jones severely in several places.
Boon died almost Instantly tlfter cut
ting Jones; Jones died during the night
from the etfect of his wounds. The case
VIII not undergo legal investigation in
this world. Both parties have already
appeared before the tribunal on high,
to be judged not only sfoS this transac-
ton, but for other deeds done in the
body. h, ,..
AMONG other Items OF Interest In
Commissioner Wells report on the
revenue ia a table showing the rapid re-
duction OF State debts since the war.
War. The reduction In New HAmp-
shire last year AMOUNTED TO 6 IS per
cent; in Pennsylvania in eighteen
months, gk per cenf; IN New York last
year, 667 per cent? In Ohio in two years,
15 per cent; In Vermont in two years,
1915 per cent; Illinois in three years,
50 per cent; in Indiana in three years,
so per cent: In New Jersey in two years,
25.34 per cent.
THR RUSSIAN N30yRRNl(ENTi is taking
every possible measure to extend the
Russian tongue In Its conquered pro-
yinees. It has ANNOUNCED that in no
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One, who was a coward, but of the
most malignant dispnsl ton, when dis.
cusstng with DtOgenes the horror of
war, said, ''There Is one thing cannot
bear, and that Is Crueley.r p 81 wonder
at that" replied Diogenes,l hfor LOOK
how easily you bear malics1'
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MADAm Rops
"A Psychological View Of Marriage

THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER P1B.
y nAned. Containing nearly three hun
area pages and lb0 hne plates md enGra-
wings OF the Anatomy OF the HumaT Or5S1s
IN IN 4st1Le OF IHealin ana Disease with traS lie
upon the Mind and Body. with the Anthor5s
Plan OF TFeatment-the only rational and
successful mode Of Cure, rs shown by the re-
port Of eases treated. "A truthful RdViser to
me married and thoSe contemplating mar
riaSe, who entertain doubts of their p6ysical
condition. Sent nee Of postage to any ad-
dress on receipt Of Is cents In stamps or pos
ta1 cuIrencyp by addTeEsing Dr.. LA CRoTx,
author may be consulted upou any of the al.
6easeS upon which his book treats, either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent 10
any part OF the world. oCIl
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DIRECTORS.

O1hECTORd.
yS! ySaEistian Hes, william klsvil. psupo
f451EIns f4iileE, Jonn Qesteritng, John PAN, John
August Wiedebush.
EIEa5Is CoAlPANY NOW FULLY oRaAN-
~ Leds prepared TO insure BuiidIDSss
Furniture, Merchandise and ofi1aT F5SS+,lSs,
property at favorable Tatel
4oeleS a4ter due adtuBtmant, wiz ba
promptly paid. ~
APplicAt1Ons fOF Insurance VIII rnesive i'm.
4heolate attention nom The kSeeretaTI.
r,SSIl panys once, room over HeopIes'
IoSEPH 9EYBOLD, GacretNrY.
ISI1HSS, a haSSSAfPt Assistant Secretary.
S8111n I14S,I1 SIs2SI ~ I1sttL1SG. President,
AUGUST &IEDEBIJtjFI W. fSy.-,,I.,,,
&IHI &&INH4pH a KEY TMASH, Treasurer,
Fh4LlP SCHUEHLE SSurVOvorl
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH
Jun2-ly
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PURIFYINe wATRR.-Before the Eng
lish Institution of Civil Engineers an
interesting paper has been read by Mr..
E. Byrne, giving an account of exp peril
ments which he had made with ami
NAL and vegetable charcoal ON the re-
moval of organic and inorganic. snb.
stances In water. I has generally been
consideted that charcoal is the very
best substance for purifying water.
The experimentso of Mr.. Byrne seem "a
Indicate that the opinion is erroneotis.
It ts stated that, at HEat, the charcoal
produced its usual effect In separating
the organic matters from the watefs
but, as the hlterihg went on the char
coal began to return the organic MAJ
ter tothe waterS~so- that In time The
whole would have been returned. Mr..
Byrne tried ali the kinds OF charcoal.
the result showing In ll,that IL cannot
be depended on for thefpurification Of
water. In connection With ylsitations
OF cholera, he recommends That \
series of systematic experiments with
various substances should be carried
out fer the discovery or some reliable
pur1her, but, Hs these could be only on
comparatively small scale, IL is added
that 1t becomes of primary importance
to get supply of water from d pure
source, .ifiEtip pa f'i7f - Ea75f =
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BAD WRTTINa.-we nave often wish
ed that illegtble writing were made; a
Enable offense. 1t would be a capital
source of revenue to a State, and as the
radical Congress has taxed nearly,
everything else to.raise funds for their
reconstruction schemes and to support
four millions of colored freedmen in
idleness, If fthey-will not support thefd-
selves, we recommend the chhItnian OF
the committee OF ways and means In
the two houses TO bring in Dill levy
ing penal tax on every. citizen who
writes SO badly that his ,mannseript is
unreadable by ordinary! people. Onr
attention Is calleditoit this sub bIeCt by OBJ.
serving thatan English court has de-
clined TO punish a constable for non.
service of writ OF simmons on the.
SluPfp sFuyInt1rt bat Gi1e vrstli 1e5 sSgII4sr,,
bad that the offiOer couldfnot read the
address. The judge excused the deiih-
quent. One of the barristers, as Ami-
Gus cl.Tiue. said that the party who SUI
perschbed the process ought to be made
to pay the fine, remarking, in addition,
that he had repeatedly heard the Judge
say that they could not. in many cases,
read the depositf Phn. Mef.
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FronRIel,rnnnh-

RICHMOND, Jan. 13.-In the Conven-
tion to-day, an article of the Constttu.
tion was adopted declaring that vir-
ginia shallforeverremain in the Union,
and pledging her to resist all efforts to
dissolve it.
An article was adopted declaring
slavery in the State forever abolished,
A resolution from the Republican
side, inviting General Butler to address
the convention, was adopted. Another
from Conservative member, inviting
General Wise to address the conVen.
tion, was offered. At this point a Re.
publican member moved to reconsider
the vote inviting General Butler.
PENDING discussion, and amid motions
TO adjourn, Gen. Butler entered the door.
and shortly after the Conservative
members left the hall in a BODY, with
one or two Republicans, who had op-
posed the notion. General Butler. in
his speech, said there should be as few
changes asspossible in the Constitution:
as lew dtsfranchisemen and as few.
test oaths. With reference TO disfran.
chisement he thought 1t should apply
to the controlling officats of corpora
ttons, railroads, etc. 1; the Iegislaturet to
nave power to remove these disabilities
on proof of5loyalty. A tax for etIuca.
ton should be laid on persons. and
other taxes borne by persons and prop-
erty alike. He urged the Convention
10 pc diitgent and get through their
work soous Suffrage, he said, could
not be taken from Q man after granted I.
s5 sss. sgtsl mig ht
only upon those who could read and,
!, AIter returning vote of thanks to
the speaker the Convention adjourned.
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ZIG MIKE Rlne COEllnnIlrlll llIlr.l.l

BESsshita S5s itF2a spt,Ss ,s 81 sSf s55 5ptgths5,s
ary Anecuons generally. It Is q remaFkRble
6Remedy 1oE Kidney Complaints Diabetes
D1nieuity Of Voldlng UrineS bleeding tronn
9Is; ne KEidneEs and Bladder, 9raYel, and otller
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DIogenesTubTaI,l..


B!Onn the Z6maha,Ok, a london CONT. ,,s,,.,.
"A waggish knave said he thouob,
prophets were all fools. .iNo.6 ssid
DlogSSenes, ars3SS "pnt those who listen to them
"A certain author. Rlepsinn1s nh
was somewhat over fond Of borrovvinS
rom others, said that hts i'd deas came 81
tast they quite ran away with Fhir1
Nay" said Dlogehes, Itbhk i Woiifiar
at that orthey oughttorun amer Won ),
why soy" asked Rlepsippus.t i'tTo
cry stop Thief .itisf 49,
Lawyers have to invent SO many
excuses for crime In others, that thew
soon learn to pardonitin in themselves,
When woman confesses a fault
you may be pretty sure that she hns
committed q crime.
"A certain doctor asked DIopenes
which ne thought the best WaV 10 die
surely" he replied lyon might have
tearneu that much from your. patients.' -
"A certain artist, who was at great
pains TO lamiliarfze himself with the
vices which he satirlzed ALWAYS. yvhe,S
silent, anected an expression OF bitter
contempt. One blamed him for this
before Dlogenes, who answered, nPoor
thinking OF himself" i. = = -. J.
- 51,te, 1S AO1S lhaus US ana we make
our Gods. It would be hard to s0S,
which of thetwo have sicceeded in ere.
ating most monsters,
lime believe they. are superfo, to
beasts, 1t is astonishing what troubls|
they take TO prove the contrary.
1t was told Dioeenes how certain
notorious malefactor had been let %.
.sAh!n saidszhe, atDRath sis too DEAF n
friend to us that we should send him
such soOnndrel.' "a 'f,5
The mansthat drinks to drown care.
IS 81 iitEa ,, enc who strives to quench q Ore
oy throwing oil omit.
-Durineya q disnr.aai,,,s -. a..
authors Of the day, it was obserTFsedf stI Fef
how certain OF them had out-Written
themselves. Yes" said iDfogeneS.
tHThese scribblers have but a teaspoon
IN! OF brains. with which they try to
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WHEELING. WEST VA THURsn
SECRETARY sTANTON AND a1
Special 70 Ne pitt,5.li1yh comlnercial

Slight COnfre-1emps...SEh an
gnderstandIng Is said 70 be BetVeen
the President and Grant.
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THE kind of men the Democrats are
getting INTO The revenue service, to steal
the money Ofithe people, IL Indicated
by the following, which Ne clip from
the Chicago 9Fibane: sat
With the class of fappointmenlsw " hich
johnson and McGulloch have made,
how Is II possible to have the revenue
honestly collected? One of the special
reyepps qgents in this city s r Knight
okthet Golden Circle, . or aSon Of iber-
ty.n During the war he was an active
leader among the :, Knightsn In this
city, who met 70 plot treason in an up.
per story of MeGorfnick's building.
He=was engaged in the plot TO lfberate
the Camp Douglass prisoners and burn
and ,plnndet- the city. He advocated
assassinationsof Of those opposed 70 the
rebellionj and wanted 10 have q fire in
the rear opened on the Union army.
When some Of these6 things began to
leak out he fled the city but, an the
course of year or Two, he sneaked
baclsto Chicago, and Is now rewarded
by Moses with a revenue agency.
This Is the Glass of chaps who are being
appointed. by the regimen to cOllectrey-
enne, and keep Il, ias a reward for their
past and present GonperheAd services.
ssl.s . =4-.-4s= =
{ ST. L5uIs, notM outstanding thaeforts
of Chicago tosupplantli 1t, enjoys large
trade. During 1861 in that city, the to-
tai lnumber of arrivals OF STEAMBOATS, ut
st Louis was three thousand and
eighty, representing nine hundred and
forty%seyen thousand six huDdEen and
forty-sevsn tons barthen. The arrivals
4duEing 1855 were two Thousand nine
hundred and tyferl Y;tRpt !ass4sR . iia,i
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GREAT NEW
White Pine Connpound

rs. NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFbIcTFD
i throughout the country, amer haYtnR
oeen proved by the test of eleven wears IN
Sl1 ne NeW England States, where IT'S merits
which, In part, 1t der1yesits virtues.
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WAsHINaToN, %, O., Jan. Il, :


Special To- De EittsbsaUh Commercials
WAsH1YaToN, %. O., Jan. IL, 'es.
Possibly Mr.. Johnsonris as much suF-
prIsed atsome featuresiof the tfaTiSas =
tons In the Stanton affair OF the nas
liorty-elght hours as nybody, for III lfl-
pears he had an underst tanding win.
Gen. Grant some time ago, and re-.
neWed, and its details recapituIaIedi
from time to time, and finally Fas
peatedr on Saturday last, that be
t9Fantl would either hold on 40
the office of Secretary dd f3lkei
until the rightR of Mr.. StautoAi
should be adjudicated in Coufts.
IN case the latter should demand 1cs-
session OF the Department, or eIsk he
would giyethe Rfeeident timely notiee
of. his Intention to. resign as Secretary
dCt ftlteIintt and thus enable Mr.. John
sonto appoint some otherito the, oiiiCa.
who would refuse to surrender toll
stanton until a decision could be had.
As is was evident ON Saturday lastth 6tl
the Senate would not sustain thesuss
pension OF Mr.. Stanton, the Presfdent t
and Grnnt had anothet interyieW on.
the subject, and full UNDERSTANDING
50 lostaneially AZ, above set foFfh M
the fesult.
1t was also agreed that Grant, in
company with General Sherman,
sEould call on the President on Mon.
NS.J W JNSG0AAtAylf W eAee9ELulub
whether he would resign as Secretary
0d fttteFenI, or continue In the office.
and test Stantonls right as before
stated. General Sherman called on.
the Executive yesterday, but General
Grant did not. s6as
Meantime, on Sunday last, sugges.
ton had been made to the President
by certain Senators that IL the name Of
Ex-Governor Cox, of Ohio, s'Iould be
sent to the Senate for Secreta-
ry of War, his nomination would
probably be confirmed, and thus
get rid of the Stanton brogllo at once.
Mr.. johnson, however, pteferred to
have the matter take the course he had
decided It should, especially as he had
no doubt of having the cooperation of
Grant or another Secretary dd interim,
In the manner before stated,
What caused Gen. Grant to change
his mind or to depart from the arrsnEe-i
ment, or why he did not notify the
President of his intention to surrenderi
to Stanton has not transpired fully,
The first notice the President had, how. |
ever, of such change of purpose, was
upon receipt of the following note from |
Grant to-day, at about 11:sO a. NJ:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY U. s., II /
January 18th, 1868. I |
.f1iS HlEeeLleJlRtI TOhnea,t Eo..ooS~y. Z . L
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F!Ont tNe 26mahaiiol, a LONDON conf. ,,,,,.r
"a waggish knave said he thouebt
prophets were all foels. mNo,b ssiti
Diog}enes, I dse3}S but those who listen to them
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1t was told Diogenes how a certain
notorious nalefactor had been let 10.
Ah! safdsstle, death Is too dear 4
friend 70 us that we should send him.
suGh q lHROQnnFOl.l ~ e.E -. =
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The Gods made us, and we maIxe
our Gods. IT would be hard to so,v
which of thetwo have sdcceeded in cFe.
ating most monsters. -
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After returning a vote of thanks b
the speaker the Convention adjourned
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The latest improvements in the way of ma.
chinery arc being put into the conSsrn. and
all work TUNED out Will BE- ~
,eGuArahtesdto 70 6iJeBatistAetieh.
seps.lyd - ..a..As! q. :