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New York stock sarket-Iury rs.

Government stOcEs-Are a shade easier
and more active, stocks of lsSI, coupons, l07;
Five twenty coupons lO5T; do new Issue 1872;
Fiyes-Ten-forty coupons "; Seyen-ThiTty, I'd
series 9y55
StOck-0hio & Mississippi certificates 25Z;
New York Central 95h Canton Sg5S; Atlantic
son lI6; esding lO7; Rock Island 1851; Michigan
Southern 6G55; Cleveland q Pittsburgh 7lZ;
Northwestern 27%;do pref rred 6eH; Fit. Wayne 10.
At the 4 O'Clock bOayd stocks were higher: Erie
sc; Hudson II3k; Reading lCT5S; Michigan south-
ern 6s5s; Pittsburgh 1875; Rock Island 100; North
western Is; do preferred GO.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. R. B. Hayes, formerly
Colonel of the 23d o. v. v. L, is in the city,
stopping at the WeddelI.
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TOLEDO mARKET--JuIy 2s.

wheat Higher. Sales NJ 1 white at 81 e5;
amber Michizan 81 90. closed 1t 81 Sc; No / red
Wabash 81 IS, closed at 81 Sc.
COrn-Scaroe and FIN.
Lake Ereights-Duu and nominal,
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BUFFALO mAKKEF-JuIy IS

ET =lLBGRAFH.l
FIOur-Firm, but quiet.
Wheat-Qsit &C srrely so firm. No.. Chicago
spring 81 81, No 1 Milwaukee 81 SO r
COrn-ModerS,e J active and Icarcely 80 firm.
Sales mixed at 7sasOc.
Rye-Hominsl. &c.
R~arley-NominAl.
WhIsky-M re active ct So II.
Canal Freight8-To New York-Wheatl 41$;
corn l21S, oats &c. =,
Lake I~mpOrts--Flour s 500 bblB, wheat
80, o bu, corn l3, 6g7, oats 3O,l3J.
canal RxpOFts-FlOur - bbls, wheat Sc. $50
tn, corn G6l $50, oats Al, ESQ, rye 1925.
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MEApVTLLE NEWS,
DAILY correspondence of ,he Cleveland LrADrp.l
MEApyuLr. july %. 1865.


MEADvILLE, July 20, 1865.
RErUREED.-The Crawford county boys
belonging to the 18th Pa. V. I. and q Pa.
Cavalry, were mustered out at Harrisburgs
few days ago, and haveall returned to their
homes. The II1th is one of the most gal
liant regiments of which Pennsylvania can
boast, having been in nearly all the Vir-
GINA battles previous to the Wilderness
campaign. When the regiment re-enlisted
the ranks were filed up, and it was trans
ferred to the Western Army, being with
Sherman through all his campaigns, till at
last "they marched down 10 the sea-" The
I'd Pa. Cavalry is also 6 veteran regiment,
and has done excellent service in Virginia.
All organizations formed in this county are
now d~isbanded, and we can sing no more,
when Johnny Gomez marching home"
G1PsIEs "A band of gipsies are encamped
in the woods across French Creek, a short
distance up the CussewsgO road, yesterday.
They may be honest enough, but we earn
estly advise the chickens in that neighbor-
hood to r0Ost high.
AFLurTER-Quite a lutter was OCCASION
ed among the sporting men by the ex-
posure of their gambling room in the LEAD
ER of the 27th inst. Some Of them think
business will call them out of town soon.
R ". sEAaKz.-Thls gentleman closed his
musical engagement here to-day, and left
for Erie, where he proposes organizing a
class on the same principles, through the
practice of which be was SO successfully here.
We can honestly recommend him, as one
well worthy the patronage of the citizens of
that place. s- --
HUK-kI Do-RI.--The "Fat Contributor"
A. NJ. Griswold, Esq, will deliver his side
splitting lecture at Central Hall this (satur-
day evening.
ABsoUATULLTED.-Certain friends of Frank
6riswold, the late fancy proprietor of the
Colt House, are very anxious to see him
and obtsin various little amounts he neg
lected to settle in his somewhat hasty de-
parture from the place. Let q man come
to Mesdville, at any time, and sport a
heavy gold watch and chain and a diamond
ring, and he can get trusted for any amount,
where the plain, everyday business man
of the country couldn't get credit for Gary
red" Such creditors receive very little
sympathy when bitten. The Colt House
has been purchased by Mr.. W. W. jerks,
who evidently understands the business Of
hotel keeping.
TRAyEL-The rush to the oil regions
through Meadville, continues unabatedi
the passenger trains to Franklin contain
ing from six to nine passenger cars
crowded to their utmost capacity.
RKHOvAL.-The Office Of the United States
Express Company has been removed tc
their new building near the depot.
MEMO.
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h. 4. Honey Market-JuIy rs.
lBT rEJEGRAPH.l
MOBey-steady at 6 q cent.
Sterling electromagnetic at J S5A 400.
G~Old-Opsned 6rmsr, but eos d heavy and
lower, Opening at 1867, d~eclisiHg to 1872, and
;l-sing ct 1885
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MARINE NEWS.
POET or CLEYELAND.

EOkE Or CLEVELAND.
ENTERED .-.---..JUIY q,
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop New York, Monroe. Dunkirk
Prop Olssn, Waterbury, Dunkirk
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop Arctic, Crosby. Buffalo
Prep Dean Richmond, Steele, Buffalo
Prop TiOga, siss, n. J unkirk
Schr A n Moss, Mofht, Marquette
Sehr J F Card, Judson, Marquette
schr d Wagstaf, Stone Marquette
schr J Smith, Wright, Port Huron
Schr y + Barney, Bailey, Mar Iuette
soOw Eagle, Powell, Kelley Llsnd
Sow Oonsuello, Pelow, Avon
Scow N. G., Plup, Detroit
CLEARED --.-....JULY 2s.
Stmr City OF cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
stmr Traveller, Stswart, Superb T City
Prop New York Monroe, TO'edo E
Prop Passsio, Mitchell Toledo
Prop Arctic, Crosby, Buffalo
Pr p Dean Richmond, steele, Chicago
Prop Michigan, ROllO, Toledo
Prop Badger State, Gebhard, Chicago
Sohr Arabian, Baker, Hamilton
Sohr Prtble. EIery, Detroit
Schr susie Powell, Alexander, Severn
Stow Ellen, Blanchard, Port Clinton
SeOW COnsuellO, PeloE, Black River
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SOME FACTS AND COMPARISONS
sre ar IN REGARD to TIE
DIVIDENDS OF SURPLUS PREMIUMS, ETC,
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Of New York
Of New York
Offices, III and fIO Broadway, corner Of Liberty St.

CASH ASSETS. July l. 1865, $~13,5OO,OOO
Income for current YEAR, all cash, ~S,5O0,OOO
Paid Claims by Death. including Dividend Additions, 100000
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A NEW CHURCH ENTERPRIsE.-About three
years ago a Mission Church was organized
here under the auspices of the Evangelical
Association, and is now worshipping near
the corner of Kinsman and Perry streets,
in a building temporarily arranged for the
purpose, but designed ultimately for the
parsonage. The mission has been enjoy
ing a large degree of success in bringing
men, women and children to Christ, and is
now much in need of a church edifce,
which, however, the society alone is I'm
able to erect, being composed, in large part,
of persons in limited circumstances. They
have already secured and paid for the fine
corner lot, part of which is occupied by
their present place of worship n they
are now making efforts to secure funds for
the erection Of a TREE CHURCH, where that
large class Of our people, of industrious and
honest habits, whose limited means do not
'permitthem to rent a pew in a "down
town church." who, wearied by the labors
of the week, feel reluctant to go any great
distance to a place. of worship, may feel
perfectly free to come to enjoy the benefits
Of Evangelical and Protestant worship
near their homes, and thus prevent the
formation of habits of indifference, which
are far more readily contracted than sban-
doned.
Il free seated church, at appointment point
like this, near ct hand, in the English Ian
guage, evangelical in sentiment,and Amer
lean in thought and feeling, is q desiderG-
tW1I in this part Of the city. Il would in
duce many Of the above mentioned class
especially, to attend divine worship on the
Sabbath, who otherwise rarely enter a
church, and as q consequence remain per-
fectly indifferent to the claims of religion
upon them.
As a cbristianizing, moralizing, and
heme-evangelizing effort, the enterprise
has unquestionable claims upon the en-
larged liberality of our christian people;
for no part Of our city offers a more favor
able, and, at the same time, more impor-
ant opening. 1t is in the center of q COM
parstively churchless district, and is in
every sense 9 real home-missionary enter
prise.
The Rev. A. swart7, pastor ofthe church,
is engaged in waiting on our citizens solicit
ing assistance in the building of the con-
templated church, and we trust that an
object SO deserving of encouragement by
all large-hearted christians, will receive
the substantial aid to which its merits en-
title it. The edifce is designed to be q
neat, durable, capacious brick structure,
which will be a credit to that part of the
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NRAND PLEASURE EX.--A
VI CUR5ION TO LAKE SUPE-A
BiOR, The new, large and elegant passenger
steamer PEWABlC, Will leave our Dock on Mon
d y, July 3ist, At 8 P. NJ for q GRAND PLEAS
UhE EXCLUSION to Lake Superior.
This Pegabic this trip will go to LA POINTE
and BAYFIELD,, and will stop going and return
ing 81 intermediate pOrts.
Booms can be secured and full information OBJ.
tanned by applying 70 ~
GAPRErsON 4 CO., Agents,
iy26-232 No. L River st Cleveland, o.
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pYEINc.

FREDERICK OYRIAX,
French Fancy steam Dye works an
Cleaning Estabtisf1meut,
BelYidere Farm, East cleveland, GKA
95 Seneca Street.
OFFIoE-IO Seneca e., Cleveland, O.
/ mean % make tbs she Dtsf DYE-HOUSE IN
TIE WEST. and shall spare no snort 70 give sat
Injection.
call tee especial attention q Gentlemen to the
ImPROvEU ERTECH STYLE
OF Cleaning OF Rs-dVs:ng OF mAds-up GArmenta.
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RAILROAD COLLIsIoE.-A collision occurred
on the L. NJ. road, about q mile below
Columbus, a little below day-breek yester-
day morning, which resulted in the death
of the fireman, the demolition of one en-
CINE, q general smash-uP of several cars
and the throwing the bulk of the train of
the track. The following account of the
matter We got from three intelligent SOL
diers who were on the Cincinnati morning
express coming north. Three open freight
cars loaded with railroad iron had been
switched off, and in some manner, which
we cannot understand, got upon the main
track, and, aided by the push of the en-
CINE, started down the grade, southwark,
with constantly accelerating speed. The
engine Of the freight train started to over
take the independent fugitives, but in
backing up neither it nor the three detach-
cd ears had any light which could be seen
by a train coming north. 1t was dark as
Egypt, and the rain fell in torrents, so that
the engineer of the express train could see
or hear nothing. The trains met, the loco
motive was badly smashed, and is consid-
cred good for nothing, the fireman, William
Draper, of Gallon, was killed, and the
engineer barely missed death from a bar
of iron which just grazed his head
The baggage cars, We were informed, were
as good as demolished, but they broke the
shock from the passenger coaches, of which
there were six or seven, all heavily loaded.
The platform Of two of these coaches were
broken off so clean that the ends of the cars
were as good as jointed, and passengers
could step from one to the other as through
the folding doors of a room.
Several of the cars were thrown from the
track, but fortunately none, save the fire.
man, was hurt. The wreck delayed the
trains, and the passengers on the morning
express dio not resch the city until between
-four and FIVE O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
We presume that the official report of the
matter, which We could not obtain last
night, will modify this statement of the
passengers somewhat, but it is probably cor
rect in the main.
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Miss rot the occasion BY the forelOok take
That subtle power, the never hslting time,
Lest . mere moments putting OF should"
Allow the dreadful Oatsrrh to extend down the
throat to your lungs, and Consumption hx its
neVer-loosening grasp upon your life At once use
DR.. D. d. seelys's LIQUIO CArARRH RHmsDr. For
sale BY ell Druggibts. jy24:ss
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OsWEGO uARKET- July IS.

FIOuF-UnchAnged Sales at 81 80 for No. !
spring; So 50 for red winter; 50 % for white, and
50 76al0 20 for double extra.
Wheat-In 6 cd demand and market better.
Sales, per sample, Of 5000 bU Chicago spring at
81 44sl IS; No 1 Milwaukee club, TO arrive, NJ
81 43aI A. ..
COEu-Sa5o better. Saley No l Illinois at S5c,
and last night Z, 500 bu do at SO.
Other grains quiet.
Canal FreIEhts-Firm. Flour 41a42; wheat
IOc; corn SIC, 20 New York
Lake ImpOr1s-FIour-bbIs e. 600 wheat.
Canal EXpOFts-FlOur S,676 bbls; wheat
@, 900 bu, corn ], IT'S. r.
6hiDmenfg-BV Rail. !. 1853 bblB -four,
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NJ I. C0.-FoR 0aDEEs-
IN sBUBG aud intermediate Ports. 5000
The stsunch screw steamer -
MICHIGAN, W. ROLLO, Master, .-
will iesFe on Saturday, July % h, At 7 p NJ.
Passengers ticket1d TO New YorR, Montreal, Boa
ton, and all parts OF the New England States.
sOU freight or passage apply 70
FELTON,, FRENCH 4 CO.,
Foot Of Superior st.
N. h. moDoEz, Passenger Agent.
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Copper stOcks-July rs.
[BY TELEGRAPH
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to dsy
Copper Falls bid 1871 Franklin So; Hancock 7;
Huron 50; Isle Royal 81; MiD0esotA 7; Quincy a.
RocAland z; Superior = Central no bid.
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-AO-. H.I.H" nA WI
LAKE SUPERIOR.
THE SPLENDID STAUN0H STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
VIII sail on Pleasure Excursions TO the Upper
Lakes on the following days, leaving Cleveland at
s O'Clock P. NJ:
Lac LA BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT,
Capt John spsldlng. Capt NJ. Il. Muroh.
Thursday, June ..---.R2 Tuesday, yune-----2I
guly---- July -----n
July--~-20 July .-----.S6
81 AHg---.I7 " Aug ---...-....22
Thsse Cleaners wers built expressly for the
Route; are ntIed n, with every care ior the CON
fort, convenience and safety Of Passengers, and
provided with careful and Efficient officers.
The lie okboWiedged to be the hnest
For health and pleasure on he continent. The
nRound Trip'' comp Uses q distance Of about two
thousand miles, and is full of variety and interest,
whion, with the cool and inyiROrating atmosphere,
Tendsrs it al that f. desirable for q summer trip Of
reorestiOn and pleasure.
stat.-foOms can oe secured FOR the Round Trip,
and fuEthe- information given, by apply ing to
ROBERT n a d.,
IunT:234 Cleveland, O..
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CHICAGO -MARKET-JuIy IS

by Telegraph
FIOur-Advanced 20s25c, o'osiDg firm The
available stock Is very light. Sales mt So T5a7 so
70 spr ng extra.
wheat Active and Irregular, prices ranging
from 81 27% to 81 81; closing unsettled at 81 $50
81 331z for No l, Asd 81 1sal ISL fer No 2
~OOrn-AotiVe aud & regular At 6tc closing At
TO.7O%c for No i No 2 sold at 70A73o.
Oats-Firm at bls6l4c-
kH1gssRines---Active and unchanged
PrOVisIOns-Flrm. Pork at $50 Quasi 90 for
mess; SZ4 75s25 90 for prime.
Freights-6teAdy.
RectipIs-Flour, $500 bblS; wheat, 1900 tui
corn $500, Oats 81, 100
Shipments-FlOur bbls, AZ, 900 bu wheat,
1872, 900 bu corn, 1900 bU oats. .
NIGHT EXOHAHGE.
Wbeaf-Onll at 81 SOsI 81.
C~Orn-Quiet at 6lA7Oo.
GatS-klIm at Sc.
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B. B. HALE, a 4
AND o.
us GOVERNMENT LOAN AGKNF,
III Superior St
Inscriptions received 70 the
HT BIO Z CENT. AND lO-4O' NAT1oHAj

LOAN.
ICON mission allowed to Subscribers.I
DB-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, sos, l0-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all Othsr Government Securities pur.
chased and for sale on the most fAVorAbl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold At beat rates, Deposits received and Col
Lotions made 81 all accessible points. UnourTsnt
funds converted At lowest rates ReTenue Stamps
Tor ssls. OF
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RKHOvAL.-The Office Of the United States
Express Company has been removed to
their new building near the depot.
... Nunro
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
LAKE SUPERIOR.

PLEASURE EXCLUSION
i
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TRAvEL-The rush to the oil regions
through Meadville, continues ~unsbated,
the passenger trains to Franklin contain
ing from six to nine passenger cars,
crowded to their utmost capacity.
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ACTUAL CASH n

sCOnneetfeut Mutual or ." ufuRI BenenG'
annual Premium, SS75.
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HUN-KI Do-RI.--The "Fst Contributor"
A. NJ. Griswold, Esq, will deliver his side
splitting lecture at Central Hall this (satur-
day } evening.
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AFLUrTEE-Quite a lutter was OCCASION
ed among the sporting men by the Z
posurs of their gambling room in the LEAD
ER of the 9Th inst. Some Of them think
business will call them out of town soon.
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DLEASURE EXOUR-
l. SION 10 LAKE SUPERIOR. ASS
The fsyOrite, staunch and reliable 1
steamer IkOH CITY, Captain. b. G. sweet, will
leave our dock on 3 Grand Pleasure Excursion to
all points OF interest On Lake hyperion, on
Tuesday, August list, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
state Rooms can be secured for the round trip,
and full Information obtsined, by spplying e.
MALONE, PETIT 4 CO.,
iy2s:252 Ig7 and I2s River street.
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Kanawha, July II, 1851.
Carnifex Ferry, September 10, 1861.
Bull Run Bridge, August q, 1852.
South Mountain, September IA, 1862.
Antietsm, September II, 1882.
Cloyd Mountain, May 9, 1854.
New River Bridge, May 10, 1864.
Lynchburgh, June II and Is, 1854.
Winchester, July "a, 1864.
Berryville. September 3, 1854.
'Opequan, September 10, 1854.
Fishers Hill, September %, 1864.
Cedar Greek, October 19, 1864.
An excellent band went out with the Esd,
and remained as a valuable adjunct as long
as regimentsl bands were allowed. It was
still attached to the brigade in which was
the 23d, and has always been considered as
q part of the regiment. By some mistake it
was mustered out of service a short time be-
fore the sd, but waited and game in with
the boys.
The men were treated to agood dinnerand
then marched over to camp. It will march
to Woodland Cemetery this morning topaz
ticiPate in the ceremonies of the dedication
ofthe monument erected in those grounds
70 the memory Of the dead Of the 23do,Y,
VI.
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G1PsIEs "A band of gipsies are encamped
in the woods across French Creek, a short
distance up the CussewsgO road, yesterday.
They may be honest enough, but we earn
estly advise the chickens in that neighbOr-
hood to roost high.
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Ta
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
HOF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
Monies,

This being the only Popular Loan now before thu
People, the Bank will beep on hand . tull assort-
msnt Of sisss, and MI all orders promptly and with
out delay
Five Per Dent. Legal Tender Notes,
With Accrued Interest 50 date, received in pay
ment for Subscription, and viii redeem at par tbs
Coupons on the seven Thirtiea presented At the
counter.
Rnl also purchase United States Vouchers, Ger
tinostes Of Indebtedness, and ell Government Sc
~curitisa. tehlS
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tax. all such CLASSES oi pcrsnusIa5 from
bihty or otherwise, ought, in The iudrneH
the General Assembly, To u excu,ntcd
ARTICLE XI
SEcTiaS |. The businssa o: tho TrcoN
shall be conducted by one TrGasurcr. -,vho ss
hold lis office aud reside al the seat ot.Goy,s
inGnt.
SEcTIoN2 3 The Secretary orSiatc shaIi'E&
his office and reside at the seat of Cover
mcnt.
ARTICLE XII.
SECTION 10 Convention Of the people sb.S
be called unless by the coucurrenrc ort;,t
thirds OF the whole representation in cocb u,rt
Of the General Assembly vs., :
n SECTION J. Nopart ofthis Constitution sb, |
VI Altered unless bill To alter the same sho /
oetn read, on three several dam, in m.
Is. Llsro representatives. and on three scvr.
Gays IN Tue Senate, aud agree fSt5l at IN,
p't,ne ana third readings, bv two4thirds a
ed "hoie representation in each Hot,sr ot IN.
stsncral Assembly neither shall onv ol,crn'
IS Il, ,akc erect, unit the bill. ST. agreed To
IuG'' unpublished fofthrco,uohths prcyions 4,
VT" 'iectlon ior members of the Housr ~
aid. if tii8n liberation prnp a.
seniSSoy the preceding General Assembly. shaI
onpeT'cn To. bV the new General Assembly
bel ~; LIS' session, by the cOncurrcnc: o
sig'-'h>fds 0fihe whole rrvr, scn.htinn In ~
use after the same shall have been read nr
VIC several daysin each, then andnot otr.
~ sc me same shall bccotnr n part of ,r<
'turstiiDti0n " W'
iif,nr ~ Convention, at Colombia, in Tho So,
Jsei Ho"th Carolina, the iwcnty~scvcnth Il, :,
49, ''p"moer' IN the year vfuur Lord uno
's,"o"S'"o eigbt hundred aud sixiv-fivc.
III ID. l.. WARDLAW,
"a, Prc6idcnt of tho .Convcution
prntion ''' 20"
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cIoVernment of the United States
%sr 81 rcSident-Andrew johnson, of Tcnnco.
{Sccreiary of State-W. II. Seward Of
ifw York '""'"' OF
.Secretary of War-Edwin NJ. Stanton az,
isnnsy sylvania "''''"' oel
Gon,.a, wr, ioS
nOhio. De"'i'Soh,d
tSeeretary of the Navy-Gideon welles of
Z Iowa '"'' li''iah'
pCh, oflllinois. '''"'-
'ckv. 1fi''eu' o' heN-
PRESIDENT of the Scnatc-Lafnvctte g
bSfcr' of Connecticut.
!. IpGaker II'Ia OF the House e-schuylcr Colfax.
SUPREME COURT.
salmon Z. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
u u James NJ. Wayne. Georgia.
= samuel Nelson, New York
o. noher' {, Grier, Pennsylvania.
a. Nathan Clifford. Mains.
.. Noah II. Swayne. Ohio.
q. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
I. Samuel Miller. Iowa,
0 Samuel F. Field. California.
MEUTESAxr GENERALS.
,W,ingfoll Scott, Virginia.
ulysses 5 Grnul. of Ohio.
Ao)ntant General Lorenzo Thou,a, mi,
arc. Dtfs-
'%dge Advocate General, Joscnh Holt
GunrtGrmasicr S;l General, Montgomery G.
So w 'e""FylVhhit. atASp
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Rhe white aIaM's Paper,

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1 \ tie Constitution as it is, and tho
The Day Book is not reprinted from, .
daily, but is made up expressiv for we"tl~
GTcplahon, with n careful summary of lhe
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