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DOubtrnI stewardshIp,

We see that the Library Committee OF
Congress have recommended the appropri-
alton Of $4,000 TO purchase . marble bust
of the late Chief Justice Taney. We do
Lot know what members compose this COM
mittee, but in their Action they represent
the whole people and not merely their con-
Btituents, and while the country is strug-
Cling in debt to carry on an expensive war,
while districts are striving TO provide funds
to raise men, and soldiers fighting the bat
Ties of the country are unpaid, we deem It
but little better than robbery on the Ma
tionsl Treasury TO bspurchssing bust Of
Roger B. fancy. Viii some one publish
the names Of the members doing this, no
matter Whist their politics are, that they
may be knoWn.-MeadViHs Republicans.
The Library Committee on the part OF
the Senats are Meesrs. Colaner, -
and johnson; on the part of the House,
MeeIrs. Frank, E. B. Washburne and
Wadsworth. We agree with the Rspu5Ei-
can In thinking that the national funds
can be better expended than in paying
honor to the infamous memory of Roger
B. Taney. -. r
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EdItor in TroubIe,

90 David Flanagan, an intense ignoFanus
and cOpperhsad, who has been ppblishing
8 local paper at Mason, Warren county,
Ohio, is now on trial before q military COM
mission at Cincinnati, Of which oOl5RaF!
Eoyes is President, for cOunseling resist
anoetO the draft and diIcOuragiIg enlist
menta. The charge is founded on ssversl
srticles, sbOminEble alike in grammar and
doctrine, which the Aforesaid had given
publication to. When the commission gets
through with Flanagan we hope il will
turn its attention to the editort Of the
Ashland Union, whose uttersnces are eYea
more fOully traitOrouI and revolutionary
than his. -f -7oT g
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IDeath ofsennfor HIekn.

Thomas Holiday hicks, United States
Senator from Maryland; Whose funeral
Obsequies were performer on Wednesday, In
thsUnite1 Ststes Senate OhEmber, was born
inDOrchester county Maryland, IN the ysal
Fss. BE was elected Mayor Of Dorches.
= Ter 81 an early age and soon after was sent
.aaoa % the Ststs Legislature, where his talents
andch&rsCter soon won for him 8 dis
tinguished fame. LII 1851 he contested
-Ag ltba G0VernoAhip with Govsrnor GrOome,
=, -, ots Cecl county, and WAS. elected. by a
handsome Inajority. he held once during
the exciting events attending the secession
movement, and but for his unyielding firm
2 A84 ness and loyalty his State would probably
% hayebeepdragged into the vortex oftreason.
his persistent and patriotic refusal to
CAL special session Of the Legislature for
the purpose of passing an ordinance of Sc.
cessiop, his proclamation declaring that all
10 'a mis- suthoritY would be exerted for the pro-
3 lection Of the National Government and
his EteadfaSt adherence to the Government
throughout sll the dark and srouBlous DAYS
of 1881, alone saved Maryland to the
Union. Governor Hicks by these noble
ecss, won for himself national and histor-
ie fame. He viii be grAtSfully remember
- ed as long as the American Republic
stands, s-ss
he was elected United States Senator
from Maryland, to Ill vacancy in the
winter of 1853, succeeding james A.
PeArce, deceased. Last winter Senator
Hicks had very severe attack Of erysipe-
las, which compelled the AmputAtiOn Of
his leg, enfeebling his health and finally
causing his death. he died on Tuesday
llasts and our rsPders found in yesterday
Q tAHDsnings' Telegraph an account Of hii inn
posing obsequi0s. ln-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

an We hSya been favored by D. Pittoek,
% Pittsburgh, Pa with aProspectus Of the
Munehansen, Philosophers Stone and Gun
Greek OH Company capital stock 81, ,pOO,-
10000, working capital $3.50; .anddiy-
tdends ssmi-daily, Sundays excepted ter
ritory, 75s, 600, 900 acres in fee simple, snd
b the exclusive right TO bore on the thfrtisth
ID. part of an acre on Gull Greek, focal privil.
sge on this lsaseli river frontage on Cheat
di7 river unlimited on GuIl Greek stilI larger;
o and fully sdaptsd to byydtaulic boring; S.
". indie, President; H5n. B. Ascsl, Vice
77 President b. FsuIter, Treasurer; s. Teal,
aH Secretary; Oily Cannon, Legal Adviser ;
% Ismusl Gullivsr, Hon. G., Heat Baron
% Manchsu5en, sc, Director" Soma ofths
Etstemsnts made in the prospectus as to
4, theyAluRbls veins Of Cooking Butter, shoe
makers Wax Ale, Quinine, Dc, found in
= the. we'll seem To bOrds.OA, the marvellous.
q We hope Oil-speculAsots viii give due ST
tention TO this new and magnificent enter.
,.l =. - lirreg7Ig sIH E1ht c1tsi7 y 5l'l .
p1Eo-T a II gnTL u ElflL 10 vrogE
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= n LLIuI OoIl5 20 INC UuA5 OF W 6III1Bs
ton-1What have you TO offer m ga bull
let-proof jacket, your grace" @Put it on"
The inventor obeyed. The Duke rang q
bell An aid de camp presented himself.
"Teu the captain Of the guard to efdsI one
Of the men to load with baIfand eartFidg ge."
The inventor disappeared and was never
seen again near the Horse Guards. No
money was wasted in trying that invention.
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SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

7hsssEOts are Issued under dsts Of Augustltth,
lsss, and ars payable three years from that tins,
In currency or are sOaIsribl' at the option of the
holds< info 79r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

subscriptions viii be rsOsiVsd by the
First National Bank of Cleveland, and
Second National Bank Of Cleveland.
fsblIsSOa
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asrseriptura in the Senate.

The following is from the proceedings OF
the United States Senate:
Mr.. Powell spoke against the civil gov
eminent of Louisiana, the Presidents am.
nesty proclamation &c. In reply 70 some
remark of Doolittle, he said:
Herod, the King, once ordered the
slaughter Of every hrst-born child.
Mr.. Cowsn-Will my friend allow me
to correct him7 ---.. ....F- ~
Mr.. Powell-Ce Certainly.
Mr.. CoWan-My reading of the scrip
tures is to the effect that Herod ordered
the ilsughtsr Of all children under two
Yssrs old, and not ofths FIST born. [Laugh-
l. Mr. PowellZWeIl, 1 don't know
about that; but I think I am right.
LAughter,l But,my friend, Shs reporter,
knows more scripture than I do, and he
viii put It down IS it Is in the text. Laugh.
ter. so GER no ti--- "a
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20 me Presldsnt ON Peaes,

atHow soon do you expect peacs3f wal
asked the Other'dSy of an oficiAl confldani
Of the President. 1.-THE problem oi
peace" he replied, 'fB 8 very simple one
It is just . question Of walking 50 many
hours 8 day. OAloulateF for yourself how
long it viii take Shermsn,s army TO walk
across South and North Carolina, and you
have the answer. ~ Tried By that test, and
the more Idi&edlt march from Atlanta
South, which proved sonlyda pheasant
wall, ," as 3 precedent, the problem is in
deed linaited TO very narrow and simple
conditions. ai5-5 - -.a--l- 9l4 2-iiud
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Certt6cate of AuthorItv,

Certificate of Authority.
70 expire on the slHt day OF January, 1896.
. OFFICE OF THB AUDITOR or SfATE,l
INgURAnOI DRPABTNTNT.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 81, 1855
WHERRAs, The STANDARD FIKH IHsURANcH Con.
PkNH, located at New York, in tbs stats OF New
Host, has filed in this ofics . sworn stEte-
meat OF It's condition, required by the first
tion Of the act ITO regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated By the State Of Ohio" passed
April 8, 1856, and amended February 9, 1884; aud,
whereas, said Company has f1rniahed the under
Sgusd salts AotOry evidence that Il Il Possessed Of
at least One Hundred ThoEsSnd Dollars Of Aetuai
capital, invested in BtockB or bonds, or In mort
cages OF real estate, worth double the Amount for
which the lame Is moTtgSgsd and, whereas, sad
Company has fled in this ofacs written instru-
ment under its corporate seal signed By the PTOSi-
dent aud Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents said Company In this State 20 nc knoWl
edg6 service Of process, for and In bthalf Of said
Company, according TO the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the hrst section
OF the Aforesaid aot /, JAMES Il. GoBHAn, Auditor
Of stats for Ohio do hereby oertfg that said STAN
DARp Fms INsuRAHoE ConPANY OF Nss York,
iS Authorised 20 trsuEaet the business Of Fire
IuSurAnes in this State until the thiFty.drsE day
ofysnUAry, in the year one thousand eight hundred
stamp In witness whereof have hsrsuuto
lssal.l BubsoTibsd my nAms and caused the seal ol
ny once to Be afaxsd, the day AID year
above written.
JAS. q. GODMGN, Auditor Of State.
fsblI;190 g1 =. ID. HUDSON Agent.
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The celebrated speech Of Sir Boyle
Roche, Hlfr. Speaker, 1 smell 8 rat 1; sec
him floating in the air; but, mark me, ]
shall yet nip him in the bud, was evident
lythe modelupon which q writer In Kansas
framed, the other day, soms remarks upon
the recent election. The Leavenworth
COnservattvs says that, by theresult Of that
election, "the fall of corruption has been
dispelled, and the wheels Of the State Gov.
eminent will no longer be trammeled By
ahArkS that have besst the public prosper.
ity like locusts," l5-
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Items.
-EdWard Everett left no Rill.

Edward Everett left no will -,,s
There are 2l2 students in Amherst
College. -+. ri q.
All one-legged soldiers in the French
army are learning to dance a "a Donate.
1t will shortly be a misfortune TO hAy6tWO
legs. frs-s 9 sis % {.
Duke Gwin turns out TO be no duke
at all-only a miserable fugitive traitor. y
Tho London Athsnsssus speaks Of tThe
air of warm youth" which chAraetizss lit
tie Patti. -.-
--JscklOn Hsines made $4,000 ID Lon
don by his skating. .-ua ias -oq1
Twenty thousand Fejee Island
ers have given up their dinners upon men
and embraced Christianity. Isl -T95
Little Patti has hsd the mumps.
JET. Davis has had the neuralgia-no
wonder he's nervous. .r.--- --s.
Poisoning 8 man in Italy they call
'tassisting his death"
Raids on whisky shops are prevalent
IN New England. 30 70
The French navy uses l6O, 600, 900 lbs
Of coal per annum. . aI r4 -
of the nineteen cotton mills in Woon-
socket, Rhode Island enly seven are run
ming. -. --..l.....
The cslored people of Savannah are
establishing schools.
-Mehdelssohn's beautiful. song, fIt is
ordered in Gods council, has been made
into polka, and published ct Prague. %
LAGRANGE is iu Madrid bss15l - Z
New Hampshire claims the belle ofthe
Washington season. Es:3l1 bIc3 ~ (.
The Governor of Californis gets 81, 900
per snnum in gold. IL
Three Spanish ladies have entered
their names at Madrid as professional bull
fighters. -sv s-ss tzzl
The new Atlantic cable willJbe z,2S3
miles in length. e.-........s-.--f. 81.
Prices to the pit of La scula, Milan,
were recently raised to one dollar. Result
IA row among the pOpulace. .'- .-.
-Eugenie sides against Napoleon Oh the
Encyclissl question. =7 81 emil -as
The King of Sweden is q poet
Miss Litschway Is the newest star In the
German armament. She is pure German
silver. -'Jiq
-oyster shells are made into buttons In
Paris. 7a6 'sa'L o. =
The inventor of steam pIoug6s died 70
GENTLY in London of lOck-jaw.i
Fernando Wood goes for war. Ben
Wood for Ben Butler. l5 -.,.yls raIi
-Zulents, Cuban millionaire, has been
bsnished from Cuba for being implicated
with Arguelles. il7s
There is an srtesiAn well in Dalton,
Mass, that discharges 63s, 600 gallons pref ref
day, which is going $1,000 better than Chi
cago. ,Gs' s-tf21 vaZ 81"
The Empress Eugenie Wors Gt din
ner given lately to the ministers and chief
officers Of the Grown, dress of white mus
lin, with tunic of fcerese satin, let and black
lace and diamond necklace mounted on
black velvet. ~ ~ -.-.. az
Speaking OF bounty yjumpera, the PHIL
sdelphia Bulletin says: IA few executions
In every Northern city would have mar
Velously wholesome effect, both in the Wsy
Of prevention and cure" -s.orrsis7E =. 4
"a man came to the Duke oE lWening!l
ton What have you TO offer IN . ga bull
let-proof jacket, your grace siPut it on.n
The inventor obeyed. The Duke rang q
bell. An aid de camp presented himself.
"Tel the captain Of the guard to eFdel one
Of the men to losd with sbalfand esrtFidg ge.a
The inventor disappeared and was never
seen again near the Horse Guards No
money was wasted in trying that invention.
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The Boston Transcript says that the
high price obtained for some land sold in
State street, on Monday, induced a bank
officer to see how many silver dollars
would cover asquAre foot. He found that
sixty-f7e American silver dollars could be
put into the space. The land in question
was sold for $92,s per square foot. = ~
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-
An order has bean Issued BY the War
Department, permitting enlistments in the
Second Ohio Cavalry. Hitherto, for some
months, no snlistments have been allowed
in cavalry regiments, with the exception of
the Sixth and Eighth. The Second Cavalry
~ was raised almost entirely in this section Of
the State and Is made up officers and men,
Of the very best msterial that Ohio can
furnish. Its career has been q varied End
eyentfnl, but always . brilliant and honor
able one. It participated in the arduOus
campaigns in the Western Territories in
the summeFOf 1882, and bore itself gal
lsntly in the skirmishes and marches which
led it backward and forward throngh Mis-
souri, and Kansas. Recalled to Ohio, II
q, -7-v Passed through another eventful campaign
with Burnside in Kentucky and Tennessee
In April 1884, tberegimsnt joined General
Grant in his great movement on Rich-
.rl77 mcnd, andj participated in the Aercest and
ia..ey bloOdiest battles of that sanguinary CAM
paign. Transferred to the valley of the
shepAndOAh, It shared in shsrid6nls glori-
81 ii lous ssries Of victories, ever IN the van of
-ea battle and never staining its spotlsss rec
ord. We know Of no regiment whose rep
-rtz5 utAtion is better OF brigbtsF,-none which
- -oasrs more advantages to volunteer from
@ this section Of the country.
The regiment is now lying in winter
1Ft7 quarters near Winchester. It has been or.
-ia.i 1adsrsdto move probably to Wilmington, but
has not yet broken camp. Lieuten&nt
nav, Colonel Nettletonl is in command Of It,
7-- Colonel Seward being in command Of the
diz,viosYbfad r,a,, ,F ~, uI.il -. = n.
vilion. The regiment needs about Eve
Eba hundred men to I'LL it to the maximum.
asa We hope 70 see the number furnished
promptly. - -i a'sl''-- ,-..l- --- 5'-., 1.'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

The report Of the Commissioners Of the
Ohio State Library for 1854, gives 22,7ss
volumes in the general library. and s,5lF
in the Law Depsrtment-totsl, 20, ,SO5 vol
umes at the commencement Of the year.
There were added during the year ss2
bOoka-total st the close Of 1864, 27l97,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17
LIFE ASSURANCE
THE KNIcKERRocKER
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK

g. H OF NEW YOkK,
Having established Branch Once In this city, are
now prepared to issas Policies upon thu Life, En-
d0Wment or Ten Tear Plans, Offering every consist
ent advantage to insurers. -1l 68if Il
Particular attention is called to their Ten Year
system, which permits 3 person 70 pay fer bis IN
snraEca, IN f1il, In tsn annual forty quarteFly
payments; after which the party % inEuIing re-
oeiVes . paid-up policy and has nothing further
to pay. .TlLtI III I
This plan also has the advantage Of being strictly
death Of the party assuring, his policy would bs
oontlnuiug his Lt u tkts, he receives . pro-rAtA
policy, In exact accordance with the time be hss
paid. As for example, man insuring for s., ,oO6 II
he has made two annual payments thereon, wishes
to discontinue Il, he viii reesfve paid up policy Of
tWo-tsnths CT 5000, being 81 900 II 6s has psid
three years, 81 500 II four yeArs, $4,000 and
Ia exact proportion u the entire ten years.
rolloiss issued aud all business transacted upon
ne most favorable terms BY .r7IlI1 s-l
- s. 8. COEI&sLOUTB b. SMITH,
rfE -sasa r3d}a kSsnts for Stats Of Ohio.
Once cor. Superior and Merwin gts, Cleveland.
Comparative Assets aA 70 Liabilities larger than
any other Company doiEg business In thls State.
CLEVELAND BOARD OF REFERENOz.
8 D. MCMILLAN, Of Gordon, McMiIIan o9
Leverstt Aleott, Of Alcott horton, Cleveland
q. Chas. A. Read y Co., Bankers, Cleveland. -
ID. B. Sexton, Of d. B. Sexton & Co. Cleveland
7. p. Handy, Prss't MerohAnfE' Bank, Cleveland.
P. J. Price, Of Morris A rfise, OlsYslsnd. --
B. P. Myers, Stove Manufacturer, Cleveland.
O. ". 00e, Miller, Cleveland.
9. A. Benediet, Ediior ''Hsraldi p Cleveland.
iGn20ls1 - s-U U.:
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. Certificate On Authority.

To expire ON the Sl1t day OF January, 1855. -
---- .-. 10ETIH OF 1HH AuDIroR or sTARH, 10
INsUEANol QEPARrA'T, q : 81.
.se.s T. no y CoLuHBus, O., Jan. Is, 1865.
WHBREkS, The YUHKERS q NEW YORK FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at YonkerS, in
the State Of New York, has filed in this office
tho rst section OF the act .'To regulate Insurance
Companies not Incorporated By the State Of Ohio"
passed April 8, 1885, and amended February 9,
1854, and whereas, Said Company has flrnished
SVidenes that Il is pOsssssed Of 1t least
oas hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital in
vested IA stocks or bonds, or In mortgages Of rea
estate, worth double the amount for which the
SANE u mortgsgsdi and where's, Said Company
has 6led in this oftce- written instrumonr under
its oorporAts seal, signed by the President and SEQ
retAry thereof aaFhoriHing any agent or agents Of
said Company in this Stats co oWledgs service
Of process, for and IN behalf of sad Company,
cording to the terms Of said law.
Now, thSssfoRe, ID parsnancs oE the Hrst section
Of the Aforesaid act I,eJAS. H. tGoDMAN, Aud
ier ofthe State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
-YONKERS AND NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of Yonkers, N. Z, il authorized 10
tEansAct ebhe business Of Fire 1nEuFAnee in this
State until the thirty-hFst day Of JsnHary, In the
year one Thousand eight hundred and sixty-GiL
In wines HhsftoI have hsreanto subscribed
HHAL- ny hand and caused the seal Of my
t5rAMP.l ONCE - be Anixed ths day and year
% 10 above wr1tttn.
d vsds E-e ,1a-,:uI JAS b. GOODMAN,
. Ssbs1eo sznd La-L-nl Auditor Of state
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Dealh Or iieut. CsL Tremaine.

Lieut.. Col. Tremaine, of the 10th N. 7.
cavalry, who was killed at Hstchsr'e Run,
on the 9Th of February, is a son Of the
Hon. Lyman Tremain, of Albany, whole
eloqent speech in this city, in October last,
In advocacy of the reelection Of Mr.. Lin
coin in this city, our readers Wlll re-
member. .,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-17

A companion to people who wish to
make visits, and to keep record Of their
social engagements, is the little volume
called "The Visiting Book" published by
@. 4. Jones, s43 Broadway. It is special
lY intended for ladies, as is provided with
q place for pencil and cards. .385I
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TREAsURI pEPARTMENF,
I WAsHn0ToN, Feb. I, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence

T f.a. 20 I'd WAsHnoToN, FEB. I, 1856.
"HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the updersigned, It has been
made 70 appear that he ''HATIONALCITY BANK
OF GLEYELAND,' in The City OF Cleveland, in
the County OF CuyahogR and State Of Ohio, has
been duly organised under and according to the
requirements Of the act OF Congress entitled Gan
Act to proyids National Currency, secured By
pledge Of 0Dited States BondB, ana to provide Tor
the circulation and redemption thsrsofH appF0vsd
June 3, 1854, and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of taid set required to bseomplisd Vith
Notwithstanding the buIinsSI Of Banking under
EoW, therefore, ], HUGH AoCULL0eH, Comp
troIeF Of the Currency do hereby certify that The
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of ClsVslAnd, IN the County Of 0ayahoEa
and state Of Ohio, Is authorized to eommsoes the
business Of Banking under the act Eforesa3d.
In testimony WhsTsoE witness myhand and seal
Of once this seventh day q EebrEAryi 1895. -
Il. 81 -.i1 HUGH @cOULL0CH, Z
. Z .
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A bounty, Jumper deserted from Gallopls
Island, Boston hArbor, last week by un-
loosing his irons. A girl who visited him
had key made Whioh fitted the paddock
of the irons; when she kissed him st part
ing she managed to transfer the key from
her mouth into his without being detected.
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~ NO medical examination required.
7 ETgL V y. G. BATTERsoN, Prss't.
RODHEY DENNIS, sso'y. -.
fl HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.


The above Company have increased their Capital
to S5OOOOO aS will be seen By thslE card above and
arc perfectly reliable. '..'A 1888 iiti q
The undersigned. Agent for the Company in thiI
city, IL now Issuing . great many policies 70 all
elasssI Of oitizens few days since, John o. TAa-
dervslq, Fireman, living on the West Side. was
injured at . IRE 20 that be YVES unablefor time
to perform hiH Accustomed labor, and mads hil
claim TO tue Agent here for compensation, and =
SooR - tbs proper proofs could be sent tothe Com
psny, the money was ordsred 70 be1paid over 70
him, Without delay, and the Agent e directed 70
settle ell claims - soon as properly made.
This Company, although young IN exiEtsnoe, has
become ths most popular Iaguranos Company Of
any sort 10 the United States. Hundreds and thou
sandH Of al ages and circumstances are securing
policies from $500 to IS co., and for raVelsrst rAks
and compensation for diaabihty.sofI sdL VI
An who are exposed to accidents Of any sort (And
who not sometimes expossd b are invited 10 call
On the Agons aad tiSfy themselves IN this matter
No SxAmlnetioa nsoessaryL sad no matter what
sge. ..l- - A. FULLER, AGENT,
Z JAMIE - 715 Superior 81, tievsla6d. Ohio.
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The citizens of Chicago are greatly exer-
cised over the forthcoming draft. AL the
newspapers unite indsnouneing the quota
Of the county-5, ,282-as excessive. Great
efforts are being made to procure its revis-
ion. Meantime recruiting is going on
briskly. m sE
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RixnI nnn,ato.

The Newburyport HsraEd has heard Of
Donate, the one-legged dancer, but says he
is fully equslled in agility by an one
legged person of its acquaintance. This
l. 8 young man named Crockett who lost
a leg shove the knee on the Boston and
Maine Railroad, when child, who can
perform fssts with nefoot that feWamong
lads Of bis age in the neighbo1hood csn
perform with two feet. BE win swim Ike
duck he can run as fast IS the fastest,
bounding on like deer, and his skating
is rnarYelcus. A dozen lads mAy start
with him on the ice, but he Is sure 70 come
out ahesd. Nor Is It in straight course
alone that he shows his speed with q
cruteb in one hand and q skate upon his
foot he viii defy them to catch him, and
dodge as nimbly IS cat. We doubt e.
2thsre d q boy that can Jump higher. Ia
WI leap fence as high IS head, and sur
prisss his associates BY standing with back
TO fence thst viii come IS high as hiI
Shoulders, turning Bornerset snd coming
down right end up on the other Eide5 t
ID very doubtful, had the two legs remain
ed to him, if he would ever have develop
ed 30 muehspring and activity. He has
pEae mp inItraining what he lost BY accRd
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