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ANn SAW MIIL FOR s

NRISr AND SAW MILL FOR SALE,
OABhRi9S INA Grist and Saw hIill, with store
room and seven scres OF land, for sale at WlkeEan,
Hnron COUNTY 0lsa, on ths.s sNsrmiliion River, Tor
a G8 oue-aff down aasi Ope=half in one year. Ad-
6rass D. L. JUN L. FTem0nt. U. OctIIio
EVOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
Il Forest street. House large aud boFHlpti0usi Lot
Inisst by 126, with abundance Of hne SlTubberyi
Rod good fruit choioe grapes, aud good barn TeFuB
suZ2- 70
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nov6.175. sectiy. 4th Ward {

EOFIoE.-I notify all those who so will
lingly and literally contributed to the
assistanc of the widow Louise Hegg, that
the collection resulted in the sum Of $403.
90, which deposited IN the Savings Bank
until an opportunity offers to lay it out to
advantage.
The subscription list is open TO any
ones inspection, at Mr.. G. Heydler's
Join with the bereaved widow and
orphans in giving my sincere and heart
felt thanks to all kind donsrs.
G. HEYDLEE
NovS.1T5
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The MAIL..oE THE MAHoNIss, ATLANTIC AND
GREAT WESTERN Rail RoADs.-The recent
withdrawal of the morning train on the
Mahoning road, nd;putting the mail on the
S.45 P. N. train, has produced much eonfu-
sion with the connection of the different
side mail routes. Formerly, when the
mail left in the morning, connections were
made in the forenoon with the side routes.
thus enabling mail matters to reach their
destination the same day they left ClsEe-
and. Under the new arrangement con-
Rections cannot be made, and the mail con-
sequently has got to lie over until next day
causing delay of twenty four hours.
Under the old timetable, connections
were made with the mail trains going both
East aud West on the main road, "a & G
wy Under the new time table no connec.
ton can be made with the mail train going
East. Consequently mail matter designed
for the country borderingon the line of that
road has to lie over "a hours.
Post Master Cowles called the attention
of President Robb and superintendent
Sweetzer to the inconvenience which the
mail service was suffering from the opera
ton of the new timetable, and has received
assurances that the evil will be remedied in
a few days. in the meanwhile, our country
friends will have TO bear patiently with the
delays Of their mail matter, for the time
being.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-05

JUsT REcEIYED-Another fine lot of those
cheap Shaker Blinds, at E. c. Jones', JAG
Superior street. ..-
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RUFAELO MAEKET--Nov 4

81 TELEaRA3H.l
FiOur-Horo active. Sales 1000 bbIs , ,.
Xxx red at $40 371S9Ie 55 Unis 70 y sS s1I1
03lO,62L \ q eiIa
No ,s,cs9 a1; RED Via e. S edo No So 20
kcs spTiag S2Il. - NJ Er'Ai"Hu-
So,I SoFnLDnLi pm .TSH s,l 81. as 81 81.
Caual Frsi~s :sS . u. MI. ,o-.-.--
NS52,l. -e's It' 10 New York. sH...
- ~ = = = -as}sOrtas--FlOuT IG6s; wheat Is, ,f62s
- T.',' ~ .; oats SO ,O00; barley 6noO.
- " al EGpOrts--Fl0ur 3Ts; wheat 60 0ol
eo''I $4,000 oata 81, 500; rye 1870.
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WANTED INSTRUMENTATION

VA AN led N'AR
w the OuartarmasteTas Department, Nashville,
Tenn zoo f.aborers and Wood Choppers, wages Si5
NJ month and Tafioas GO TeamstsFs, wages so per
month and ra1ionB. To men capable taking charge
81 Train a. Wagon Master that Will report with .
Teamsters eco S75 per mouth WI be paid. None
fs.3 anpy but abla-bodied men, Wiling to gage for
=, SrJsths transportation furnished. Apply to u.
SHFRNpOD A. Q, NJ. Agent Commercial House,
Siaves5,d Ohio VIII leave Cleveland every Tuesday
SnS FTiSRv ssp30;R3
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ANOTHER AERIEAL.--They have Just re-
eeived another invoice of goods at the great
Bankrupt sale of Boots and Shoes, 1Os Su-
porior street, among which are Ladies' Cal
ters, Slippers and Balmorsls, Mems, Boys
and Youths Kip and Calf Boots, Misses and
Children's Shoes. in every style, which
they will sell fifty pes cent cheaper than
any other house in the city. They have
also the also the largest assortment of Mems
Grain Cavalry Water Proof Boots, to be
found in the city. Give them a cali at IOs
Superior street, near Water. oct28:l75
We have opened our Retail coal yard,
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
POst-Ofice promptly attended to.
LEMUEL CRAWFORD & Son.
Oct25;I7S.
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OVAL FRAMEs-AH sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order at
E. c. Jones, las Superior street,
The best place to get your supplies of
Winter Clothing is at Davis, Peixotto L
Co.'s,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-05

ment OF the Bankers, HeFehaufs
Members OF the Board OF Trade and
BusinesS men OF the City,
The Banks of the city, members of the
Board of Trade, and leading business men,
having signifed their determination to
close their places of business on election
day, the Central COMMITTEES have deemed it
unnecessary to circulate paper of agree
ment to that effect. It IS hoped that every
loyal man will suspend all business on
that day except the business of eleeting a
loyal and patriotic President.
q. NJ. CHAPLIN,
Chairman County Central Com.
We are glad to note that there appears
to be a general disposition on the part of
our merchants and business men, to close
their places Of business on Tuesday next,
and give the whole of the day to labor for
the Union cause. in this way q full vote
will be cast, and the Union party will gain
thousands of votes. 81
The following agreement was signed pre-
v;ous to the State election. 1t will be seen
that The agreement covers both the State
and Presidential elections.
We, the undersigned merck ants and busi-
ness men of the City of Cleveland, hereby
ag ee to close our places of business on the
davs of the coming State election, Tuesda Y,
October llth, 1864, and Presidential cleo
zion, Tuesday, November 9Th, 1884:
Tennis 8 DANGER Chas DowOf
Huntington 4 Brooks r Myers
Edwards, Townsend / COS Lester Co
y II Bingham Co G shOies
Babcoek & Hurd Ell Baldwin s Co
iellen, Crawford Co b Butts Co
A Vincent WP FOgg
". H. Adams Hognn
Aleott Horton Hover Htg6ee
\ ThOrmhn 3 90 ) Cobb 20
NOck, Levi, Mayer Co Z Stair 4 Co ...a
Adams s Ford Kendall Co
\ Z Pope J Benton
GasusSlen Bros. harchand
Miller, Parsons Beal Dewitt Co
Wm Hart 3 Co LampuRn & Robinson
Musrman, Hartnsss Allen OViatt
WeitE Up Koehler
Geo SprGge n W LuetkeymeTer
\ Stephens Co Wagner 4 Bergman
4 W Evans N Burt
Benton 4 Dunhsm Prescott Chass
D A LoriDg ID Halle 4 Co
Parish knight Hayes Bros
Geo Cooper 90 N maXheld Co
C0wles 1 Co Robert Hanna Co
Z Douglas NIB SCOTT
Beckwith 4 Sterling Geo Worthington Co
J Morley D Sheppard Co
) BFainard 8 CO Davis, Poixotto c.
W " Gains W l.aWtey Co
A Fuller s % Smith s CuTtss
S Paddock Sen Brsdburn, Williams Co
J Downis Burt, Rose 10
J Wauson Cannon 4 Freeman
Hart s Co Davis Vorcs
Bishop, Mason & Co N Flynt
Burgert & Adams Sherwood
John Goodsell & Co A Rsttberg
= A Avery B Co N & h Bower
StilsOn, Leak Price Morgan, Root 5 10
Croweli / ChIlds Smith, Dodd s Co
John Lord Ia Benton
A 5 Gardner II L Reynolds
D Born James Z Clark
J Z Hall Root, WhitelAW CO
J Black Shields Meyerhof
Suttles 4 Co Jones co
L F 4 Burgess lngham Bragg
D Critchley 4 Go Strong Armstrong
Seaman Smith Rannsy
; Mann W Sargoanf
Deckand 5 EnGishart Taylor, Griswold 3 Co
F Jones Sheppard Co
Adams Jewett Co 4 Pugh
0 L Mckenzie CA ReSd 4 Co
Norshouse B Merriam
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For elegant varieties Of overcOsts of
every pattern, style and quality, go to
Davis, Peixotto 4 Co.'s.
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h Y. s40EsE szARKET...EOv. l.
iEY EELHaRGr4.J
M0ney-Aotfve and Urn at Z 3 ct.
Sterling ENehaRge-Hirn at lC93<61c95S
for gold
GOId-Irregular srd nsettlsi. Opening At 2s63<
declining TO 25iH. advancing to 2S61, aud olosirz
st 2963< a23G5S.
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BOARD OF TRADE AND THE ELReTIoE.--The
Board of Trade, at their meeting yesterday
afternoon, passed the following resoIu ions
unanimously:
WHEREAS, The coming Presidential EIec-
tion, occurring on Tuesday next, the sth
inst, should demand the entire attention
of every true lover Of our country, There
fore,
ResoLred, That the members of the Board
of Trade of this city do close their places
of business duringthe entire day of the 9Th
inst, and that there be no session Of ths
Board on that day.
ResolUsa, That we would heartily recon-
mend the closing of all stores and ware
houses on election day, that the citizens
generally may be better able to devote the
time TO the performance of duty which
the country and the exigenoies of the times
require.
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EoTIcE.-I shall offer for sale at Auction
on Saturday, November 5th, at half past
ten o'clock, precisely, one large pair Of six
year old grey horses, which can be seen at
my stable. Also, one large bay horse and
a number of others. have also two three
spring wagons.
Don'tforget the place, No. 70, Champlain
street.
Nov2IIT6. FRED. KrNRIRLY.
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WINCHESTER's HYPOPHOS-
w PHIFFs for i'onsumptiye patients for SAFE bv
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER,
ocaf lie Ontario street.
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
Q. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
RsI Superior Sc.
Subscriptions received TO the

Subscriptions received 10 the
az $40 PER GENT. AND lO-40' NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission a., owed to SubsorfbeFs.)
aS-U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's. IO-4Os, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Governments Securities pur-
ohosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sonld st best rates Deposits received and
Collections made at ali accessible points. incur
cut funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
sale. oc4
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SPIRITUAL HAIL, 1s4 SUPERIoR sTREET, UP
sTAIREs.-Miss Sophis..L. Chapel, IBspira-
tlonal Speaker, will Lecture before the
Spiritual Association of Cleveland, on Sun
day morning aid evening, at half past Is
and o'clock. Seats free. nov5:I75
The Slips in the Erie st. Baptist Church
will be rented, for one year, on Monday af-
ternoOn, November 7th, at O'Clock, and in
the evening a. 7 o'clock. nov5;I7S
CITY CENTRAL UEION CLUB-The Presi-
dents and Executive Committees of all the
Union Ward Clubs will meet at the Head
quarters of the City Central Union Club,
ON Saturday evening, November 9th, at
~ O'Clock. Every one must be present.
By order of the President.
HENRY n. JOHEses,
sec'y City Central Union Club.
novd I7b
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D. w. GAGE

AIlENbkH WAX UlAIM AGkNT,
and Attorney al Law,
osIIeots Bounties, PensionH Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
ssEPeTHonal attention Is given to the prosecution
o. OAStns IN the Departments ct Washington
EE Al persons having Claims should spply in
person, by letter. At once Snd they viii rsoeiTo
-ro1p. attention
ID. ". GAGE,
setIs-Res lss SrDsrior-at- Cleveland. o.
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Grand Trotting Race for Purse of
$50 oO. To come off on the Ttrotting track
on Saturday, November 5th, at o'clockP,
NJ, precisely, the best three in Eve, to
harness, between the following horses:
Names-Tom Thumb
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rRAYELER,s REsEETER.

nF- Citizens wiahing conveyance to other OF Che
above Trains or Boats, will be called for By COsches
at tho Omnibus OGloe, I4T Superior street, next
door 10 the Wedden House.
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LOCAL NOIIOEs


CEAsTE As IcE AND. sow.-The
Fragrant Sozodont is q sciei prepare
ton of the purest and choicest ingredients
of the oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
Ingredient is well known to have q bonef-
cisi effect on the teeth and gums. It re-
moves all disagreeable odors, even that Of
tobacco. Isspeedily removes those ravaess
which children sustain in their teeth,
owing 20 improper use of sweet and acid
articles, which Impereeptibly destroy them.
Sold by Druggists. nov7.eod ,I6e
FOURTH WARD-Phere will be an import
ant meeting Of the Union Club at the En-
gine House, Saturday evening. Union men
of the Ward are invited. Let there be
good turn out. Only one more working day
and night remains.
ALLEN T. BRIEsMADE,
nov6:l75. Sect'y. 4th Ward Club
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nH0 000 i-CHRAP WATCHES and
ShlLLMEI L1EI.EI.RY at Ml,nls.sI. sntIsrs

pUVsUVO 'JEWLLhI % v WloleseIe. outIeTsi
Country Merchants, Psdiars, aud & neral IT .de[s
Supplied ct Immense bargains. Watch 8 A-d Jewel
" Of every description 10 pattern or quality and
n any quantity constantly On md and mede 20 or
der EstimsEes Of any class Of work furnished CO.
Oauvassing Cefks wanted, Prices and fun dssCrlp-
~ NV YnrE- ocls III :dAw
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6EACHINISTS WANTED.-We will
Ulemtnoy four or Eve really good MachinistH, TO
work hi ts i. r. Shops at Mar uete, Lake Superb
or and 81 good wages II. b. II ffi.E d son,
ocl5.I76 0via,t's ID ocE-
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The receipts o. train by rail for the "a hours
sndIng ct hsiF pszz 91 o'oosk to-day are - fol
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a STRAW FOR MICA vote was taken on
the llth Of October, in the First Battery
Q. $. G. A, stationed at Knoxville, Tennes=
see. Thew stood thus:
Lincoln I5O.
Mcclellan r-..r 900.
Big thing for Mael
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-05

GREAT EXCITEMENT For q number Of
days past or city has been visited by a
large number of strange faces. Rumors
were numerous and various as to the cause
Of their visit, but the truth has eventually
leaked out that their inten. ons are merely
Of a speculative character. Having heard
of the Great Bankrupt Sale Of Boots and
Shoes lOs Superior street, they are merely
here TOR the express purpose Of purchasing
winter supply of Boots and shoes for
themselves and families.
EovS:l76.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-05

Machine twist for netting at the Howe
Sewing Machine Office.
NoyI:I75 s4=7zlsE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-05

The best stock of ehildren's and boys
clothing will be found at Davis, Peixotto 4
Co.'S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-05

If you want a splendid business suit of
clothes 60 to Davis, PeixOtto & Co.'S.
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nANCING AND PHYSICAL NJ.
L/EXERCfsE.-Mr. @. 8. DICKINSON
purpo.es 70 commence q clsss for Adults on i.s
TUESDAY EVENING, October ssth At Lv. ~
man Hall Ladits' Class cor meneing at 6 P. n.
and Gentlenens' at s.
Ieruls. q per Is Lessons, payable IN advance
BE will Commence Juvenile Glass on Ssturt AZ
afternoon at O'clock, at the sane place. TERMS
So for the season, ending Arril LIT. he viii teach
this class the Vienna FlJuer Dance"
mr.. Dickinson has testimonials from Samuel St.
John, former Principal o. tbs Cleveland Female
Seminary, Or. Seeley Of The Cleveland Water Cure,
and R +. Humiston. OF the Cleveland Institute.
diving his syst-m the preference 10 any nov in use
for exercising the mhs 20 their full tension, being
under the hArBouious influence OF music.
He will also give private lessons 10 suit pupils
Halls and suppCrs furnished TO parties with or
without muzia) By applying TO Richards 4 Cole
man, on the Public Square. ooZ2lTt
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cOmMEaC8AL.
rER4rs..ns HAgREr.

H0RsTEe LEADER OFFIOE, 1
FRIpAv ETEErNc, Nov. 4. 1884. I
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" Blockes,
Queen Of the West.
Also a race between Union Jack and Ma
ria BrOugh, 3 in TO harness, to come off at
the above named time, for SIOs.
Pools will bs sold at F. Kimberly's F. !
day evening, at o'clock P. NJ.
Nov4:I75
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R6RM FOR SALE-CONTAINING

thlrty ncrss Of first rate iand under god Cultv>
tion situsted IA fhs toWa hip Of HeHburg i've miles
fram OisvsaRd There over young fruit trees,
1ous grapes an Gmal FRUITS good barn, nrst-class
bu,lii1E f,r gra nary, small hOJrse, &C, For terms
and rthsr particulars apply to GEO. D. BECK, 27O
sy,1or-ior otreaf BcZlt
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OLOsE OF BU.IyEss on ELECEIONDlY.

Action of the Board Of Trade-.AEPee.
ment OF the Bankers, Merchants,
Members OF the Board OF Trade. and
business men OF the City,
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. OADEMY OF MUSIC.
10 IsllIlUs Win
TIE T0UNG ACTRE s.
Miss St. Clair in FIVE CHARACTERS.
Miss St. Clair Ia SCOT CH REEL
Miss 81. Clair IN az IRIsH JIG.
PRICES OF ADHISsIOl

PRICES OF ADHESION.
Dress Oires and Parquetts 90 cents; Secured SEATS
20 Dress Circle, rs cents Family Circle 80 Gents;
9alleEySss5 cents Private Boxes, ,, 8 ard 9 dol
lars Entire Private Boz, gingle seets, g..
Doors open at 6:45 Curtain rises at T:SO O'Clock.
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Rose q Frenii-a' PreEiaioR s.srs,st R,

Rose Il Prenfiss' PFoEEsIOR BgaEsIet Re.
port
The following are the rates charged by us:
Hams-Sugar-oored premium hsns q n Q
gfAeSt beek-5' o-'... ....-.........--c
ShOulGers-Sugar-cured q y - Is a
RaeBn-Or Smoked Sides q D - QI a
LlAEtl-Prme leaf kettls-rnd'd n bbls or lrcs 9S
Prime leef kettls-rndrsd IN kezs ab..2{ c
POrk-EO. m6ss q Dbl 40 NJ
AAsi elFar > 3DDi.--.s-..-----.... ..-...---.-s-
81 No extra charge made for paelravss or cart.
age 70 railFoad depots or boats An articles ars
safrsntea strictly prime and equal 70 anything In
the state Orders promptly dIled. co. r.
.--,f...... POSE = PRENTIas.
iuiTi-R Nos 142. IA and I4s onsar.o street.
WARO0 EITTERs--sAIU 10 az
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WAHo0 TITTBBs--SAIU 10 BIZ
~ good thing. FoE sAls at l3s Ogtsrioss.
ocl4 CHURCHILL, 4 BROTHER.
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FOUNDRY AMI. MACHINE HOP
Il FOR gALE.-Bfiek Machine Shop two stories
high 5OxSO Brick Foundry, 5J16O. Good var and
Ssse sand and coke sheis Bull Sings on leased LAID;
Iesss u years % run Good eDq ald bo lCr shaft-
m snd bslri z. Everything Ia perfect order, I'D
foT sais ohsap II sold within thirty days Address
Drawer sSo, Cleveland, Ohio, OcZl:l1
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NOTICE.-PARTIES WISHING
IN boardsra or having rooms to rent, wilt please
leave their add ress with Ut. JOSLIN, It the HomOp
athie College Buildings ocT:l1i
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nTANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO
w tIna cooking. 90. In a boarding house. To god
irl the beSt OF wages viii be Livsh App'y az 7s ST.
lldr ttrssl. Ocz' no
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10 Citizs ns Of Cleveland and EIelHfFfr.
Tne undersigned EcaId rssl,scLsulty ask attention
the preparations known ss
nIEIE y ". ~ Ia
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OtAME TO MY PREMISES, October
I L23d, 8 Cow which the owner car have by proving
prop.rty aHd paYin- charges. Enquire n Z. N.
RATNOR Wilson sTeuue eXten5i0n, heNbu g.
oo77 IA
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Nov5;IT5.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
N 3WS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ TIE Z Y. LIKE
Exclusively for the Journal.


WAsHssGroH, May 10. = Among the
numerous amendments 10 the House In
ternal Revenue bill reported from the
Senate Finance COMMITTEES the iolioW.
ing Collection Districts are made equal
TO the number of Senator'S and Repre-
senfatiyes, giving each State two Dis
tricts. The penalty for falling TO make
returns Is increased from 20 to % per
cent The salary Of the assessors is
limited 10 "a, 600 instead Of g. 900. As
sistant Assessors are allowed "a per day
and Collectors 81 800 instead Of 81 ,0U
Der annums and two per cent commits.
81. -. salary limited to 3, 600 instead
o. 5000
ihs AK On beer is made $3.50 pr
bar Ell. Distilled spirits unchanged, ex
cepting Sl.25 is changed from Octoi .
Isl, instead Of January lat. Licenss
to wholesale dealers whose receipts arr
5000 is increased from $25 70 $40
Savings Banks are taxed 500 for license
The tax on refined sugar is reduced iron
III cents per pound toll and 81 cents
Stone and boIlcu-wsre IS instead Of 3
Riyets and nuts s. instead Of "a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
rPUpLIc-No. 5Sl

An ACT te increase The compensation Of inspect.
ore Of customs In certain ports.
Be u enacted b. tAe Senats and Heass a Raprs.
seaaslrcs 81 fAe Uniisd States Of Aneriea IN Caa-
arsss asssubls fhst this SECRETARY Of the Treasury
be- aud he hereby i, Authorized to in,resse the
compensation OF inspectors u sioma In au n
porte ~ he may think Il advisable 80 70 do. and
may dssl.nat, By adding 20 the present con- cen.
aatita Of said oisers ruea not exceeding one de-
lar per day, But the increA h. rely authorized
shalt net exiend beyond July nras, slxhsssn hun.
dred and siNty-ave.
Apptov,d, April 20, 1904
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
Net Assets. January. 1884,
$4,000. 80 =.

4. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
GTNA, aftef IS years OF severe trial has re-
allied tho greatest public advantages and
success OF the various systems OF Fire Insu.
rance In the country. IL now better than
prepared for duty.
.. ie.eoo Loss Claims have been settled and paid.
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
8. THE CONSUMPTION or PRoPHRTY ar
FIRE, In the United States averages ever
Siuo,ooo daily. Is your property exposed
aud unprotected
7. ARE You INSuREDi IL not, why net :
The eost IL trlAlng the duty is manifest /;
the result may be your escape fron rain
while delay and neglect may Involve
you in bankruptcy, poverty, or cruel d.
appointment.
9. PARTICULAR ATTENTION aud regard IL
xivsn TO snail risks a. Eeli large cnes
Abs and superior commercial advantages
afforded
@s- tnsurAnos solicited and Policies issued hy
- w. NExSEN, Agent,
jan Marble Hall Building, No. .. Main 81.