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DIED

-M0NR0E-In this city, on the 23d inst, Mary
keokee, only and beloved chill Of Mrs. Mary b.
and the late Nelson Monroe, aged IL years. Her
lat W rds were, . When go over the river /
shall sing"
The funeral will take place from tho residence
offs. Raymond, Esq, No. $50 Superior street, on
Friday afternoon, at three o'clock. A sermon ap.
prOpriate to her death will be preached on Sab
bath morning at the First Baptist Church, by the
pastor.
She Sleeps, but the soft breath
No longer stirs her golden hair
The Btealthy handhof Death
Has stolen thither unaware.
The lovtly edifice
Is still as beauti' nj and fair,
BIT M ~urnfully we miss
The gentle habitant that soiourned there.
With stealthy race he erept
To the guest-ehsmber where it lay
That argel ~thiDg-and slept,
And VIII spered it to c.me away;
He broke the fairy lutte
That light W tn laughter used &c play.
And LEFT all dull and Nuts
The silver st aims that -tinkled forth 50 gay.
Then with his finger cold
He shus the glancing windows to
With fringe of dropping gold
He rkened the small panes Of blue.
Sheer from the marble floor
lie swept the flowers Of crimson hue,
He closed he ivory door,
And Ger the porch the rosy curtains drew.
The angel guest Is gone.
Upon the spoilers dark wing borne;
The road she journeys on
We ds ever more without return.
To ruin and decay
The airy palace now must turn,
For the SUM- early ray
Upon its walls and windows shall not play,
Nor light its gOldea roof tomorrow morn.
Providence and Syracuse papers please copy.
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prominent house in New York. received hsre this
morning. announced that they had reduced thsir
priesa.ez leadipg s~rtiel.a q p1uastic Cotton
eOedS. They win probably Be feIaewsd By other
kotseA ana ths tsndens5 win BE- gstafs DE BAH
and ere&tssmovsmsnt IN such goods ashsts been
AeeunaistfRg. VITA FegsFd3o prices ths market
Is 80 Irregular and unsettled & 60 rssdsr it Unsafe
20 make quOtssions. There has been very Httss
charge, however, during the past week, Brean
shsetings, which have sxpetteheed a decline, being
the only article materially Affected. 4 HOEs set
flea and steady condition to prices is exPectedt 70
result from the no~saEniS Of Eastern operstors.
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GREENBACKs ARE GOOD.

LATE PATENrs-TErOugh the authorized
Office Of Nessrs. Bnrridse d Co., Cleveland
J. C. Lee, Seville, Fence; C. L. Barrett,
Springfield, Envelopes; S. E. Kleinschmidt,
Cleveland, Oil Cup; C. R. Morehouse, Card
ington, Churn; J.. S. Davis, Tifin, Harvester;
A. Higley, South Bend, Indy Lifting Jack;
W. H. Hartman, Fostoria, Seeding Machine :
C. D. Everett, Cleveland, Delivering Rail-
road Mail; Ray & Grant, Alliance, Reaper /;
G. C. FanckbOner, sehOOlcrsfb Mich, Har-
vester; NJ. R. Skaters, Alliance, Harvester
and Mower; J. W. Harper, Cleveland, Cam
era Stand; Hinkley q CrowelI, Cleveland,
ventilator; J. C. d A. B. AllertOn, Aytalan,
Wis, Stove Damper; C. h. Prentiss, Detroit,
Mich, Steam Pump W. E. Bond, cleve-
land, Step Ladder c. Beldsp, M~iddlsburg,
cRltiystOr.
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FINANCIAL { COMMERCIAL.
TnunspAY Evrsrre, Jan. IS, 1ses.

Thursday EVENING, Jan. rs, 1855.
The local money market shows consider
able irregularity in the movements of cur
rency, and the variable reports of bankers
render it difficult to get at the precise con-
dition. The general reports, however, midi
cats only an average demand, and q mod
erately easy situation, though balances are
rather under than above the point that in
periods of ordinary activity would represent
a Close market. The current demands from
the mercantile community, in the way of
discounts, are very small, the movements
of produce and merchandise requiring very
little capital. There is, however, at the
same timej NJ idle capital accumulating
from this source, merchants doing little
more than making ends meet.
Eastern Exchanges Is without decided
change, the improved receipts Of a few days
past having made no material impression
upon the market. The supply continues
close, and rates steady at psr buying and
lilo premium selling.
Financial matters in New York are very
quiet and unimportant. Wall street is wait
ing anxiously the result Of the Ways and
Means Committees consideration of secre-
tafy McCulloch's Finance bill, and is sensi-
tive to every rumor connected herewith
Operators for a high premium on gold find
material support in the prospect Of the for
eign loan feature Of the bill being defeated,
while railway stock speeulstorS are prepsr-
ing for the adoption of the other portions of
the bill by getting ss near-ss may beto
fair values. A general decline occurred in
railway stocks today, and the market was
heavy. Gold was firm, closing at 1ss1.-
Government securities are dali and drOop-
ing, and prices hardly maintained.
In-this market to-day coin aud govern
ments were steady and without particular
change. Ed. Farmer & Co. report prices
d. fslfova Il f.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHr MARKEr REPOs1

OO& -L-AAAA@4 - 80
Especial Dispatch to Western AssOeiAted Press.l
W NEW YoRK, January IS.
RAILWAY STOCKS. 1sl
The stock market continues depressed. At the
morning board there was . further decline Of
l@lH per cent without any special effort on the
part Of the Bears. The whole market seems TO
have agreed that prices should rule lower and large
holders are gradually letting out their stocks.
During the day the pressure to sell continued until
near the close when the market become steady.
Tg aUOrATtosS. ,
The following were the closing quotations at $50
New York Central s1K; Erie 81: Hudsop 100 ;
Reading 055<; Michigan Southern 67K Clevel-nd
4 Pittsburgh 7sH; Rock Island 9szSi SOrth West
oTn preferred 66A; Fort Wayne 92x-
GovERHMEETs.
Governments suffer In sympathy with the de-
cline in railroad stocks. Gold bonds are quite
heavy while 7-Sos are barely steady.
L Monty.
Thsrsi is a moderate demand for money on call at
per cent, with increasing proportion Of ~trsnsAe-
tions at higher rates
State bonds were dull and the bidding rates not
up to those Of yesterday. 81
GOLD.
Gold is steady. Customs demand is active. but
very little is done in the way Of speculation. Gold
Closed at 1921.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks were quite active to-day, but
there was q marked decline on some Of the leading
shares. Palmer was the exception to the general
market and rose to 4S5.
QUOTATIONS..
The sales to-day we're at thsfoIIowinz rates:
Liberty 10; Allegheny $50; Shade River 305; Ben
nehon Run 1875 Mcclintock IT'S; Bradley IS /;
Buchanan Farm Is; First National 20; Mount
Vernon IS Oil Creekl60; Palmer 4S5 Pithols
Greek 1860; United States 17TO.
PErRoLEUM.
Crude Is dull at size, but there has been more
doing in refined at 5s954<c, with sales Of 1000
bbls-
The following are the quotations from the Dry
Brown sheetings-AtIantie A. SO.
Bleached Shirtings-Forestdals 81; blackstone
50; Canoe q.
~PrintlLcOcherO 25<; Pacific "a; Lancaster -;
Dunnel %.
Delaines-Hamilton wooden Co. %; Hamilton
Manufacturing Co. 70.
Ginghams-Laneaster 80; Hartford &c.
Brown Drills-Pepperill 30.
Hoop ~skirts-Meyer's XXI, IL inch tapes, 20 to
20 hoops, As@7s; 3 inch tapes, 20 to 40 keops,
Gs91I2.
The following dispatches were received ct the
Exchange to-day:
St. L~Ouis-Trade quiet and lower prices sx-
pected.
Baltimore-Market unchanged since yesterday.
Providence-Trade quiet no change to note.
Observation-Disclosures very quiet for the time Of
year. The prospects Of active business are not
very Encouraging.
BOstOn-GOOd winter trade. No speculation.
No inclination to press goods.
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ARE GOOD.

The LECTURE OF Hon. GEORGE THOMPSON.
The lecture of Hon. George Thompson, Of
England, at Brainard's Hall, last evening,
on "Reforms and Reformers in England
was not only instructive<5ut entertaining.
1t was the presentation, in a popular form,
of a vast fund of information as to the great
reforms achieved during the last half CEN
fury, together with personal sketches of
those immortal heroes who successfully
gyappled with and overthrow the slave
trade, slavery in the British colonies, abuses
in India, and other evils of their time. Hec
lastsTsning la6Ored under . severe physical
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

THURsDAT EvKEINs, Jan. Is, 1866.
FIOur-Inactive and nominsIly nnchangod.-
City brands held at SEES for XIX red; Sl1,7 Is for
Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red g, rs
do Xxx white SO, 25@II,OO
Wheat-Dun and mainly nominal. Sale ] ear
new No. 2 red from store at Sl,S.
Corn-Dullj no sales reported. New shellsd
held at 54@55c from store.
O~afs-Quiet and unchanged. Sale 1 car No. !
at 4Oo from store.
Rye-Dull and nominal at roc from store.
BarIey-Nothing doing.
Dressed HOgs-No receipts and nothing do
ing. Packers offer lie for heavy averages.
POTk-Qnist and steady. Sales IS bbIs City
Mess at $500; Clear held At $500.
Lard-steady. City-rendersd in tierces $50 ;
do in kegs lsc sales % kegs country-rsndsred at
1876.
Hams-steady at CSC for sugar-eursd.
ShOulders-steady. Held at I6e.
Mess BeeE-steady at SIS, 90 for city-packod.
Dried BeeEsteaJy ct &c.
Butter-In moderate demand at 2s@SOc for
good to choice roll and tub 2o922c for common. =
Cheese-In fair demand and steady at l5@20s
for good to choice Western Reserve and New York.
Eggs-Innetive and nominal at 25c.
POuItry-euiet. Turkeys 169I7e; Chickens
l3S14c.
HIghWInes-DuT. Small sales at s2,lSG
2,2O.
AIeOhOI-stsady. Held at S4,4O@4.45 for %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, S4,66. Eeu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,s592,4O.
PetrOlcum-DuIl and lower. RefnsrB quote
at 65@6Tc. Ne sales reported.
Ous-steady at the following prices:
Tfnaaad 81 la Whala W Al OK
OArbon-..--.. $40 & Elephant, W. B. %
Lard.----.S1 T592 90 Sperm, W &c.,. 3 90
BsRk;- -gI 20 strAii'-- -1%
Dried A~Pples-Quiet and steady. New held
at 12@1sc.
Green Apples-UnchAnged and in moderate
demand at S4,OO94.6O for good sound fruit.
eans-I moderate request at 81, 7592,Oo for
good to prime white.
POtatOes-PesehblOvs steady at so9s5e in car
lots.
seeds-rimOthy held at ss.OOes.5O; Clover
s6,sG@7,OU.
Hay-Market quiet. Loose selling at . range
OF sIO,OO@Is,OO Beeter pressed 1t $50, 90.
Lake Fish-whitehsh steady and firm at
$500 per half bbl; Picksrel $3.50; Trout 500
9T,5O; Herring s6,25.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. held at nGI2o; oOun-
try-rendered lO@IIe.
Feathers-Prime live geese held at s5@s0c.
Salt-Firm at s2,65 for Fine; S9,O for coarse
onondsga; sass for Saginaw.
M POrter-we quote as follows: Pres
ent'Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock sI2,Oo914,Oo; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream 81, OO; Porter Sl2, COG
400.
HOps-Firn. Held at . range Of 4O9s6c for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-steady. Barley Malt selling at q, 90 p
bushsl.
Water LIme-MArkst Arm at $500 for Akron
and 0swego. 80 a.4
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Pittsburgh PetrOleun Market.
Especial to ols-eland Daily LEADza.

PI~rrssuRaH, Jan. $1,000 ?. 4.
There was more inquiry for Crude to-day, but
Sales afs not large. There ara some heavy Tote I'M
der negotiation. One dealer eame within Xc pr
gallon of purchasing 5000 bbls, deliverable at the
opening of navigation others are feeling around.
Sales 800 bbls at 25He, including packages; 100
bbls at 2Oko without packages / small sales Green
county amber at soo, barrels returned. Weather
Is mild, with a fair prospect Of navigation soon
opening to OH City. o l1
Refined is dull. Bonded is offered at &c, but
buyers do not take hold. Small sales free At &c.,
Other descriptions dull and unchanged.
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ARE GOOD.

YEAnNrEs rOR HER HvssAxD.-It will be
remembered that Charles A. Fowler was
sentenced a few days since, in the o. s.
Court to pay a fine of $500 and be confined
in the Lorain county jail two months. His
wife is sick, and DR.. Peckham, of Grafton:
stated to the court that, in his opinion as a
physician, she is in a dangerous condition,
and that the presence of her husband would
probably relieve her mind and prevent her
sinking still lower into a fever which would
undoubtedly terminate in death. The court
holds the matter of ~re-instating her bus
band, under advisement.
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~IereIand Dry Goods Market.

THURSDAY January IS, 1856.
There is very little to be sad this week that is
new in relation to the local Dry Goods trade. The
quiet condition noted by US last week has not been
disturbed, and continues the prominent feature Of
the market. Meantime, dealers are not expecting
an active business, and being b position to await
such results as the future may develop, are NOT
attempting to press the trade. Adyices from the
East show matters to be very quiet there. but a
disposition is being manifested by leading opera.
tors to start the market. I~nfOsaatisn from .
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I6atemenh.-On Iron, Excerpt sheetl ordered in
lots sf20 tons, I2Zc per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered In lots Of 100 kegs o. sore
121zc per key.
1a=Rs-Nots OF aeceptanes at sixty days, win
current rate Of exchange on New York, or . dis
eounl Of three per cent. for cash, II remitted on re-
eeipt OF iaVoice. Payments 70 be made IN New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes or
theft equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than fifty dollars.
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FOR SALE.
REFINERY PROPERTY FOR SALE
In the BOrouga oTFraakIIn, VenEsws
County, Pa.

THIS property comprises about two
acres Of ground with 800 lsst water frort, and
the best Landing In the BorouE h. One
large reme building, one cylinder stil, 60 bbIs.s
one d~istillate vat, lad lined, 100 bbls.; one agitA-
Tor, lead bottom, 10 bbls.; two settling watts, lead
lined, each 40 bbls.. ons crude oil tank, 75bbls.;.
one water vat, 40 bblB-, and one stationary ten
horse engine and boiler. There as also on ths.
property two oil wells with two conplets sets Of
tubing, and enc Croker air pump; ons we'll ~ $50
Rect has pumped = large amount Of oil, slihonEh
nov yielding only one or two barrels per day; the
other At SEQ feet, could, IL Il believed, Be- made
largely productive BY deeper drilling. The Rs
nneIy u In excellent order, and needs only Soma
Plete 10 all its parts. There is besides . VARSITY
Of material, such e. acid, paint, a., which win
be included In the sale The whole viii ba sold
cheap for cash, or one half may remain on RaEt-
gage, 1reqnirsd. Address
WI. BR0Uea,
p. o. Box PAST, New York CITY.
Or call on q. BR0UGH. Franklin, Pa.
ian19.2s4do $50
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A LECTURE BY GEORsE ALFRED TOWNSEND.
Mr.. PeiKotto announced last evening i n
introducing Mr.. Thompson, that the Asso-
citation had succeeded in securing an addi-
tional lecture by that brilliant writer and
fascinating talker, George Alfred Townsend,
to be given on Thursday evening Of next
week. Subject; "From Waterloo to Rich.
mond." The simple announcement will I'll
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1866.
NEW ADVERTISEnENTs

NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Geo. D. Beck 4 oo.-Girl or Woman Wanted.
Leader 0face-wateh Found.
Calvin ~Carr-EAgle Iron and Nail Work..
DR.. P. Roeder-House and Lease for Sale.
r Geo. D. Beck & oo.-Brooms.
Burridge 4 Co.-Lo-s al Notice.
S. Brainard 4 son-wsstern Musical World.
II. Webb-Loeal Notice.
az" G. 4 7. B. B.-Cutter for Sale.
C. w. CrOwsIl s Co.-Domestie Sewing Ma.
chimes.
Wilson 4 GIbbs-Locai Noties.
sozodont-LOeal Notice.
Y Advertisfments-Greenbaeks are Coed.
Julia Byrnes-Sale of Real Estate. Weekly
Henry neutrality-suspicious. for Pardon.
(Weekly.)
p6r For Evening Edition News
see inside.
B6F For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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GOVERNMENT STOcKs-DuH and a shade lower.
United States sixes, Of Issl, coupons, 1919; 5-2I
coupons Of 1862 102X;do Of 1865, 1919; United
States lO-40 coupons %; Treasury ne. es-7-3Os,
I'd series, 9sH; do 3D. series, 9SN.
SEocKs-Heavy.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates IS; New
York Central 81; Erie "a; Hudson 100 Reading
$50; Michigan Southern S7k; Northwestern 2Ss{;
do preferred 551S; Pittsburgh Is; Rock Island s.;
Fort Wayns s3Z; Terra Hante preferred co;
Quicksilver 3s1<; Westsrn Union Telegraph 5OJS;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy u2.
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ARE GOOD

FouSD GUnTY.-MArtin H. Helvey, in
dicted for raising five and ten cent scrip to
tbe denomination of fifty cent ditto, was
found guilty in the United States Court yes
terday. He was arrested some two months
since in Brighton, this county, where he had
been operating.
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Cleveland Retail Market.

THURSDAY, January Is, 1855.
Below we give the retail prices Of The chief ar
ticles Of family use in Meats, Vegetables and gen.
srAl Produce, as prevailing to-day with the oRta-
rio street dealers. Tbs market during the past
week has ruled steady and rather dull at unchanged
prices for everything except wood, which has de-
eliued s1,oo y cord. Meats are nrm. wsquOteas
feilows. y. -
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ARE GOOD.

AGREEMENT OF rHE JURY.-We understand
that the jury in the intricate case of Morgan
Us. spangler came in yesterday afternoon
about three O'Clock, and reported hat they
had agreed upon a verdict. We could not
ascertain the terms Of the verdict.
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Cleveland Lumber Market.

-- IHrnIpATl Jan. % 100
There has been an improved demand for Lumber
during the past seek, and dealers report avery
satisfactory trade for the season. The stocks on
hand at the opening Of navigation promise to Be
unusually small. Prices are unchanged, but very
hrm, and sn advance before spring is not inPrOb-
Ill Wa ouo{a - fAfhovta.
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New YoRK PAPERs.-We are under fire.
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa.
pers in advance of the mails. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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ARE GOOD.

DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES will do q
greater range of work than all other ma
chimes in market combined, For sale by
G. W. Crowell d Co, Ne. III Superior street.
ILLNESS OF Nh. KELLEr.-Many will re-
greet to learn that Mr.. Datus Kelley, the pa.
triaroh of Kelley's Island, was stricken
with paralysis some days since, and it is
feared by his friends that he will not recover.
BURNs' CURLING CLUE FEsTIvAL.-owing
to the great crowd of matter on our local
columns this morning, we have been forced
to defer the publication of our report of the
proceedings at CARROTS Hall last night in
honor of the memory of Robert Berns, until
evening edition.
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H. Webb will be absent from his Office
until Monday the 2sth. Orders may be adL
dressed to Lock Box 440, which will receive
prompt attention. Call and see him on
Monday for q position as statesmen for his
work. jan26.2s2
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MARRIED

COLE-KEILEY-In Ibis city, on the evening
OF January 24th, 1850, at the residence of the
brides father, Hon. I NJ. Kelley, by the Rev. ].
H.. Bylance, Mr.. Chester l. Cole and Miss Mary
Alice Kelley.
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THAEKs.-We desire to express cur thanks
to Col. ]. h. Goldman for a copy of his an
nual report as Auditor Of State.
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nereIand Iron and Nam Markst.

THURSDAY, January ., 1850.
Cleveland, Brown 4 Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. e and
81 afsrwin street, report trade quiet, and prices
unchanged snd firm. We quote: EElI
FLAT Ear flcE.
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Cause Of POrOusnsss and Bad Flavor.
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CITY NEWS

Tax Books viii close Saturday, February 3D.,
1866. II. S. wHITTLESEY, Treasurer.
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MIntnr stoek-Jan. d.

were: Ta 1
Copper Falls 261; Franklin 81; Hancock IA;
Minnesota l7%; Bay State az; fsie ROYAL az.
Quincy w; 6ufon3 81.
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--latest sheet music at Halls, II Monument
shuare.
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ARE GOOD.

ner and Hogue's Minstrels
are coming. The exact time has not been
as yet announced. Look out for fun.
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CLAIM AGENTS,
Vh. 3. PRESTON,

CFstablished December, 1871
Licensed 8 Army b Navy Claim Agenfr
OFFICE FOL ETMkN'e BI0CK,~
Near Ooart House On Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect 4eAaions, Bounty, Back Pay, Priss
Money and a1fother War OaimG.A
Land Warrants bvaEht snd sold.
- Our Special Agent, ~rssidsns at Warrington,
D.. O., gives persona: ates4tion to ALL claims lied
BY rs.
M Soldiers Of ss6I. 50 an6.s8 can DOW ne thefr-
Discharges with us to obtain their BJensy, al
though the Law has not yet passed
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