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Special Dispatches.
REoEIvED UP TO 3 O'CLOCK, A. N.
Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press.
MEXICAN NEWS.

MEXICAN NEWS.
New YoRK. January PA letter from
El Paso, dated December 22d, gives an ae-
count of the arrival and enthusiastic re-
ception there of Juarez. A procession OF
military met him some distance from the
city. On his entry he was greeted by the
ringing of bells, roar Of artillery, cheers of
the popUlace, and all manner Of exuberant
demonstrations.
Mexican citizens of all classes were re-
rejoiced at the appointment by President
johnson of General Logan as United States
Minister to their country
Senior De Tejada, Juarez's Secretary OF
State, issued at El Psso, on the 18th OF
December, after the last arrival OF the Pres
ident and his Cabinet there from Chihua-
hua, circular ofieicially announcing the
re-establishment at the former place of the
Mexican seat of government. Notwith-
standing this, and the many other vicissi-
tudes which have hefailen the government
senor Tejada informs the Mexican people
that it is the determination of their patriotic
and perseyering chief, and bis faithful as
sistants, to resist the Imperial establishment
as long as possible.
News has been received in this city that
French mail steamer left Matamoras for
Vera Cruz on the 9Th inst, with dispatches
from General Mejia, giving his version OF
the capture of Bagdad by United States ne.
gro troops. 1t was not known whether she
was destined for Vera Cruz or France,
Direct dispatches from Washington, says
| the Evening Star, announce that General
| Crawford will not be tolerated by our au-
thorities in carrying on his raiding sehemes
| from the United States soil into Mexico.
A letter from San Domingo says that Gen.
Beelz was insngurated on the 10th inst, as
President for four years,
o0LoRED POPULATION OF WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGroS, January 24-The officer:
appointed by the Freedmen's Bureau fol
taking the census Of the eolored people q
the District Of Columbia have completed
the census Of Washington city and fnd
therein upwards of %, 600 colorea persons.
TRIAL COMMENCED.
In the Criminal Court to-day was com
menced the trial of General Lafayette Q
Baker, against whom there are three IN
dictments, based on the complaint OF. Mr
and Mrs. Joseph R. Cobb, alleging falls
imprisonment, extortion, assault and rob
berry by conveying away from her lou
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gagged for s6.O4 per acre. that Of the
United States for $l5s.
The immense sums of money annually
expended in Europe for the support Of
royalty and large standing armies render
a material lessening of their public debt
by European powers almost an impossi-
bility; whilst the reduction of our army to
peace footing, and the diminished ex-
penses OF almost every branch of the
Government, consequent upon a return to
peace, will result in considerable annual
of our debt.
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Associated Press Report.
Washington News.
Cnnnferfeifa.

CognterfeIts.
NEW YoRK, January 24-fhe Tribune's
Washington special says that the Treasurer
has discovered five counterfeit interest cou-
pons, which had been paid and returned
there within couple OF days.
The Trial of Ssmmes.
Authorities and evidences are being hunt
ed up with all vigilance preparatory to put
ting the pirate Semmes upon trial.
Application OF John Minor Bolts.
The claims of John Minor Bolts for wood
appropriated BY our troops in the winter oil
1868, will probably not be paid by the gov
ernment, owing to an order issued by the
Quartermaster General in 1884, requiring
that all applicants for damages sustained
from our armies, must be citizen of State
not in rebellion. The claims of Mr.. Bolts
amounts to $4,000, of which sum he has al
ready been paid 1900 by Quartermasters oi
the Federal army.
The Captured Guns.
The Secretary of War communicated tc
the House to-day, in compliance with re-
solution, the correspondence of the United
States Military Academy and the Chief En-.
gineer Of the army, relative to marking with
the names of battles the captured guns. Il
appears that there are upwards of thirty
cannon at West Point, among them some o.
historic value, and not few of foreign
manufacture, in charge of Captain Balehi
who asked instructions relative to marking
them with suitable inscriptions. Genera
Delafeld suggests that it is not desirable u
incribe on any of these guns the evidence
of being captured as trophies of war, to re
main IS an institution where young mer
from all parts Of our united and once happy
country are to meet and contract friendship
He says that it should be our study witt
these young men, to present nothing of az
irritable or boastful spirit before those whose
section of country has suffered by the rebel
lion. Let history tell the evils the rebellion
has produced, and let Us through the instru
/ mentality Of the Military Academy rsneE
its powerful influence in establishing ma
tional feelings through friendships that ar
sure to flow from scholastic fellowship un
der a military training for years. Thes
guns should be preserved only as historical
of the artillery arm of the service, witt
period and place of manufacture of eacl
caiibre and description Of the gun, ornmit
ting every thing connected with its csptur
and use.
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Quite a novel scene was witnessed in
the fremont House, Boston, billiard room,
on Tuesday. Four Commissioned officers
engaged in the late war, all bereft of their
right arms, were enjoying themselves in
playing game of billiards. Though COM
PEELED to ply the mace with their left
hands only, yet their performance well
demonstrated their skill. Three of the
parties were Captains Of the Massachu-
sets Twentieth Regiment, and the other
was Colonel of a Rhode Island regi-
ment.
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Ohio Troops lost ON Steamer General
I.Vnm.


The superintendent of the United States
Sanitary Commission, at Wilmington, n
C., has furnished list of the discharged
and paroled soldiers, who sailed from thai
port in the Inflated steamer General Lyon
on the 2sth of March last. We select tht
names of the Ohio troops lost:
], Base, private, 10lst Ohio.
]. F. Burbridge, private, 57th Ohio.
j. G. Thompson, private, 18th Ohio.
j. Mcdonald, private, Sd Ohio.
G. Weury, private, a2d Ohio.
B.F. Fslkerson, corporal, sd Ohio.
n. D. Donaldson, private, 39th Ohio.
W. Booker, private, Goth Ohio.
oh. fairfield, private, llth Ohio.
W. j. COun, private, 10th Ohio cav.
G. Sauson, private, 54th Ohio.
r. Sauson, private, 54th Ohio.
] Spencer, private, 10th Ohio
W. s. Smith, private, l44th Ohio.
s. Harbon, private, l03d Ohio.
]. A. Phillips, private, cath Ohio.
F.. NJ. CrabteF, private, I'D Ohio.
Walter James, private, 69th Ohio.
w. Goble, private, 6sth Ohio.
L. YuclE, private, T3d Ohio.
W. Smith, private, 5th Ohio.
j. Wifer, private, 6lst Ohio,
]. W, Brown, private, 69th Ohio.
]. Shank, private, seth Ohio,
R. Cayler, private, eeth 0hie-
T. c. Coloy, private, 5th Ohio.
2. Hade, private, 5th Ohio.
j. w, Zinin, private, 9Th Ohio,
L. Dyer private, slst Ohio.
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Lord Shaftesbury on one occasion was
examining girls school, and Just as he
was about to take leave, he addressed q
girl somewhat older than the rest, and
among other things inquired, q Who made
your vile body p Please, my lord" re-
sponded the unsophisticated girl, Betsy
Jones made my body, but 1 made the
skirt myself"
A similar reply is recorded Of another
charity scholar, who was under examin-i
alton in the Psalms, " What is the pesti-
lence that wslketh in darkness p "Please,
sir, bugsr
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For particulars, address them

PetitiOnl PetitiOnII PetitiOnIiI-
Soldiers of f1s6lo9 '6S and the heirs Of such as
are deceased will please call at the Licensed Army
and Navy Claim Agency Of WIN. 4. PRESTON,
No. Lynsn's Block, near the Court House, on
the Public Square, and sign petition to Congress
that they may take favorable astisn on somS Of the
bills now before them for the Equalization o.
BountisS. jan942s4
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Mr.. HaIe's Amendment to the District
Of Columbia Suffrage Bill.

Mr.. HaIe's Amendment to the District
OF Columbia Suffrage Bill.
The following is the text of Mr.. Hale's
motion to amend the District of Columbia
Suffrage bill, which was voted down by the
Democrats and radical Republicans of the
House;
Recommit with an instruction to the COM
mittee to amend the bill so as to extend the
right Of suffrage in the District of Columbia
to all persons coming within either of the
following classes, irrespective Of caste OF
color, but subject only to existing prcvis-
ions and qualifications other than those
founded on caste or eolDr, to wit:
1. Those who can read the Constitution Of
the United States.
:. Those who are assessed for and pay
taxes on real or personal property within
the District.
8. Those who have served in and been
honorably discharged from the military or
naval service Of the United States.
And to restrict such right of suffrage to
the classes above named, and to include
proper provisions excluding from the right
Of suffrage those who have borne arms
against the United States during the late
rebellion, or given aid and comfort to said
rebellion.
The following was the vote on Mr.
Hall motion-Republicsns in roman, De
moerats in italie;
YEAS-Messrs. Anderson, Banks, Blow, Brande-
Reo Bromwell, Buckland, Reader W. Clarke, Conk-
ling, Darling, Davis, Dawes, Defrees, Deano, DEM
ing Dixon, briggs, Eckley, Eggleston, Ferry Girls
wOld Hale, Hart, Hayes, Henderson, Hooper, HUI
burd James Humphrey ,JeDckes, Kasson ,Ketchum,
William Lawrence, Longyear, Marvin, Miller Moor
head Morris, Myers, % Neil, Plants, Raymond, Al
exander II. Rice, Schneck, Stillwell, Trowbridge.
| Burt Van Horn, Robert 7. Van Horn, Warner,
/ William B. Washburn, and WoodbridgS-5S.
| GAYS-Messrs. Allay, Allison, Ames, AHeoa1,
D. los R. AstleH, james NJ. Ashley, Bsker, Baldwin,
Barker, Baxter, Beaman, Benjamin, Bergen, Bid
well, Bingham, Blaine, Boutwell,, Boyer, Brooks,
BrOomall, Bundy, Chandler, Sidney Clarke, Cobb,
| Cook, Cullom, Ddleson, Denhison, Donnelly, Els-
| ridge Eliot, Farnsworth, Farquhar, FiRck, Gar
field, IosJrn nler, Goodyear GTidsr, Grinnell, AorOH
| Harding, Abner O. Harding, Highly, Hill, Hogan,
| Holmes, Asahel W. Hubbard, O, esev d. Hubbard,
| bell, James NJ. Humphrey, Ingersoll, JoHhsOa,
Jo4Ss Julian Kelley, Kelso, Kerr Ls elonds, Loan,
| Lynch, MarshaH, Marston, McClurg, Mccullough,
| Mckee, MsrcUr, Morrill,, Moulton, NiblGck, NTH
/ olson, NOEL, 0rth, Paine, Patterson, Perham,
/ Phelps Pomeroy, Price, RadfoTd, SamHel j. Raada l.
/ William II. Randall, John II. Rice, Ritter, Rogers
| Rollins Ross, Sawyer, Seofield, ShaHLIn, Shella,
i Stevens, StroHse, Iahsr, Taylor, Thayer, Francis
| Thomas, Join L. Thomas ThorafoR, 1TiHllle, Epson
| Van Aernam, Voorhe ., Ward, Elihu b. Wash
/ burne, Welker, Wentworth, Williams, James =
/ Wilson, Stephen i. Wilson, Window, aud VIA
! fsld-ll7,
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value Of Tdi1oriaI TIme.

AtSydney, in Australia, among other ad-
vertisements on the first floor of the printing
office, isa tablet, informing visiters that the
editor cannot be spoken to unless paid for
his valuable time. Accordingly every
body, without exception, is advised to buy
ticket Of admission at the door Of the
waiting room-one hour costing ten shil-
lings, half an hour six shillings, fifteen
minutes three shilhngs.
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s. NJ. PETTENeILL & Co., Newspaper Ad
vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street. Boston, are agents for
the LEADER in those stiles, and are agents
for sll the newspapers in the United States
and Canadas. They are authorized to take
advertisements at the same rAtes that we
charge at this office.
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The House of Representatives of the
Tennessee Legislature has passed a series
of resolutions on the death of Henry Win
ter Davis, regretting that in him the ma
ton hadlost one ofits brightest ornaments
and the Unionists of its defenders. Thir-
teen members voted in the negative.
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The National Debt-A Comparison.
A large amount Of the capital stock OF
the modern Democracy" consists in
general assertions in regard to what they
term our immense and unnanageabls
national debt. Let Us examine this ques-
ton in the light of facts. In round pum-
bers, the public debt of the United States
is $4,000, 600, ,OOO; that of Great Britain,
or the United Kingdom of England, Ire
land, Scotland and Wales, $4,000, ,ooo, ,ooe.
The population of the United States iS
s5, ,OOO, 900; that of the United Kingdom
30, ,OOo,O 900. Amount Of public debt per
capita in the United States Se6.7l; In the
United Kingdom slss.3s. France has Q
public debt of 50, coo, ,OOo, ,OOO, with pOpu-
lation of ss,5OO,O0 Hamburg, with 9
population of only 22,ooe, has q PUBLIC
debt of s2s,OOo,oOo, or slc2.so for each
individual; whilst little Holland, With hsl
bare 1000, 900 souls, owes $ze5, 200, 900, OF
$155Oo for each subject-almost double the
amount per capita of our debt.
The combined area of Austria, Bavaria
Belgium, Denmark, France, Great Britain
Greece, Hamburg, Hanoyer, Holland
Portugal, Prussia, Russia, Saxony, spaiI
and Wurtemberg is 3,l34,Os7 squar,
miles; their aggregate public debt $40,
Il6, ,Ooo, 600. The total number Of squarl
miles of territory in the United States j
2,sss, ,66s; the public debt ss,Ooo,oOo,ooo
For every square mile of territory in tn
sixteen European countries named the,
owe gs227.76; for each squars mile 0
territory contained in the United State
the Government is Indebted $lel2.2t
The aforementioned sixteen KuroPeal
powers, with only 17o,4o1 more squar
miles of territory thsn the United States
abo,;t the area of the single State Of Min
nesota-vSave an aggregate public debt @
81, ,lls, ,Ooo, 600 greater than that of tn
United States, or more than three time
an large. In other words, the land Q
these sixteen nations Of Europe is mort
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Public Meeting at Garrett's Hail.
meeting Of the friends Of the late Lisutenanfs
Dslany end Laptry, Of the sth Regiment ofohio
Volunteers, who ysrs killed in the great fight at
Antistam, will be held at Garrstts Hall, on Thurs
day evening, Jan. 25th, ct hslf-past o'clock with
. view to adopting suitable measures for the eree'
tion Of Q MONUMENT to the memory Of these braYe
Oaaesrs who 50 nobly gave up their lives for their
Country. All persons friendly TO this object are
cordially invited to attend. tanzO:2So
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FestivaI.-Thsrs will be held at the Hanover
Street N. Z. Church, Festival for the Benefit Of
the Sabbath School, on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, January 24th and 26th. The friends are
cordially invited to attend. Jan24:2sS
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To OIL Refiners.-We are prepared to DO al
kinds Of Oil Refinery Plumbing in the most per-
feet and durable manner. Before engaging WORK
elsewhere, Oil Refpers will fndit for their inter-
cat tn call ON SMITH 4 COSBY,
Oil Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
nls,2ss III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
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Capt. 4. p. Phillips, or any other officer
Of the l9oth o. v I. interested in the matter, can
find at this osRce package Of pamphlets contain
ing lists Of the killed and unded Of tbs regiment,
with speeches Of Gen. opdyke, &o. ian2s:2s7
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Flour Mills for 6ale--The Eell-knoFn
end valuable mills called the City Mills, now
offer for sale. b, HARVEY.
ian2A:29O
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COttrell 4 Diekey.-oOttren Dieksy'
Commission Merchants and Wholesale dealers in
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, Butter, Eggs, POtEtoes,
Seeds, Green and Dried TrElts, &C., No. 6s Mer'
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. RsGsr to NstionAl
eItv Bspk. janERlO
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"DooroR OF ALoAHrARA."-The Librsttos
Of this Opera can be obtained at 8. Brain.
ard 4 Co.'S 2Os Superior street. jan25:2sS
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To Printers.-We hAVs for salein qEsntitissI
to suit, BinghAm'S Cslsbrsted Roller Composition
also, Palnsr's Patent Competition. the best aud
most durable sxtant. All orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., QsVelandf
ohie. Gug1
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Governor Cox has ordered special
election on the 18th of February, in
Washington county, for Representative
in place of Hon. A. L. Haskins, deceased.
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Fresh Baltimore oysters received daily.
eniy 50 cents per can, at Mason Brothers. 1870
oatario street. jsn24;2s4
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Puresf and Sweetest

Tax Books will close Saturday, February Sd,
1885. h. 8. YHITTLEsEY, Treasurer.
fan2a.2s6
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HOUSE.

The Committee on Federal Relations re-
ported resolutions instructing our Members
ofCongress in favor of an amendment to the
Constitution providing that representa- I
and direct taxes shall be according to the
whole number of persons in a State, ex-
elusive of Indians, who are not taxed, and
that any abridgement of the elective fran
chise shall exclude the abridged from the
basis of representation.
Mr.. Boynton introduced resolution in
favor of equal suffrage, which was referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Plat offered resolution against the
proposed policy of dispossessing the colored
people of the lands they have occupied in
South Carolina and Georgia under the order
Of General Sherman. Referred to the Com
mittee on the Whole.
Resolutions were also introduced for in
oreasing the pensions of soldiers totally dis
abled in the war to SIS per month and
other pensions in proportion.
GEN. SHERMAN.
Gen. Sherman passed through Columbus
to-day on his way to Washington.
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STATE FIRE TNsUR44oE COMPANY, !

STATE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 20, 1868.
A dividend of twelve and half Qs10 per cent,
free Of qoysgnmsnt tax, Is this day declared out Of
the earnings Of this Company, and will be paid on
and after the R2d inst. BY order Of the Board Of
Directors, j. D. AEklAh'
tan22,2ss Treasurer.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1866.
DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1855.

b% For Evening Edition News
see inside.
D~ For Morning Editien News
see outside.
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The Amendment Question in Congress
Gold closed last night tS9 SO,
From Columbus.
Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LrADsa.1
COLUMBUS, January "a.
LEersLAruRE-sENATz.

JEeIsLATURE-sENATE.
In the Senate to-day the bill authorizing
an increase of taxes in villages for muni-
cipal purposes was passed; also, bill al
lowing courts to assign counsel, not exceed
ing two, to defendants in criminal cases who
are unable to employ counsel.
Mr.. Williamson introduced bill to estab-
lish an insurance department for the State
Government.
The resolutions approaching the services
of Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War, and
the soldiers of the late war, were passed, the
Democracy all voting against the part re-
lating to Stanton.
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An extensive ire in Brooklyn, tonight,
destroyed the large white lead factory on
Gold street. The loss is reported at about
S200,0O0.
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General News.
Southern Items.
Death of Johnny PeII.

BosroN, January 24.-Johnny Pell, Of
Morris Bros, Pell 4 Trowbridge Minstrels
died this morning, after an illness of several
weeks.
Southern Items.
MLLEDeEvILLE, GA, January 24.-Bott
Houses agree to elect judges on Friday
The Senate propose to elect Senators on the
18th Of February.
Want - Sell.
NASHVILLE, TENNp January 24.-Mrs
Ewell, wife of the former Confederate
General Ewell, has proposed to sell to the
State for Governors residence, her fine
house and grounds opposite the Capital
The price asked is $lo0,006.
To be Hung.
The execution Of the Hefferman murder
ers will take place on Friday, near For
Houston. All four will be executed at once
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GUARDIANS SALE-In pursuance
VI of an order of the Probate Court, Of CuyahO-
ga County, Ohio, will bs sold at public Tensue, at
the door Of the Court House, In the City Of Cieve-
p. N, the following described real estate 10 wit;
The East half Of the West half eflot No 40, in the
Strong Tract (so ealled) in the township Of lnd"-
pendenoe, and bounded by beginning at the centre
running North ~ West 30 50-l00 chains to the
north line of said lot; thence south Ss' west on
said north line 62l00 chains to the south line OF
said lot; thence north So east 100 chains on
said south line to the place Of beginning, contain
ing q 66z 100 acres; reserying, however, u strip
Of land one rod in width on the north end and
across the land hereinabove described, for road'
reference being had for more particular deserfp-
tion of said lot 45 to the survey Of Daniel Kerr,
In December, 1887.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
MARY STARR,
Guardian Of jobs KOHL.
Cleveland. January 23d, 1860. jan24-2s4
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III TIE WORLD,
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on the sea coast. This oil Is characterized By
9 purity and sweetness peculiar to IL
alone Its reputation iS great that It takes the
lead Of ali other oils, and iS prescribed by phySi-
clans. Remember TO ask for
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Sold By al Druggists, dsezI;Hlo
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OF NEW YORK,
Has Surpassed all other American
Life Insurance Companies,
IN AMOUNT OF ASSETS, (ALL CAsHJ
IN THE SUPERIOR CHARACTER AND SAFE
TT OF ITS INVESTMENTS;
IN AMOUNT OF ANNUAL INCOME, GALL
oAsHD
IN THE AMOUNT OF DIVIDENDS DECLARED
The last Dividend being larger in amount and in
proportion to premiums paid than has be, n de-
olAred by any other Life Insurance Company
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F. S. WINSTON, = President.

Cash Assets S1l,OOO,OOO
Income for Current Year,
all Cash, S,5O0, 600
Paid Claims By Death, 6,OOO,OOO
Receipts from Interest
alone, 100000
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


SHEET IRON ron SUGAR PANS,
Best J1niata
SHEET IRON-Common R. G. and Juniats
HOOP IRON-An sizes
HOOP TRON-I1S and ~ inch, light gusgs.
shOsRberger's Juniats NAILS.
JunIats BOILER PLATE. - q
shosnberger's Hammered HORSE SHOES.
Bsrea and Huron GRTNDSTONES.
BAR IRON.
WINDOW GLASS.
Full assessment ofbest.
PITTSBURGH CITY GLASS.
Ali the above at
Manufacturers Prices.
MORRISON FOSTER
fau25.2S8- cod do No 81 aud 63 River-st.
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1t is stated that sIOO, of the new issue
of fractio al currency, which is to super
cede the old issue, will be issued daily the
coming week.
The interest on the 7-3O bonds amounting
to S7,SOO,OO0 falling due on the 18th inst, is
being redeemed BY the Treasury Depart
ment. Over sl25,6O in coupons hays al
ready been redeemed.