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,Iadstone's Remedy for Sieepiess.
ness.

The London World publishes cores
nopdence between Prince Won Bismarck
and the Right Hon. William +: Glad
stone, in which the former begins by
complaining of sleeplessness and want ot
rest for which literary friend advises
him to seek a remedy in "ssme specific
for the immediate production of
sleep.' which he informed him
was being prepared by his illustrous cor
respondent. Mr.. Gladstone answers
by asking the Prince to detail the symp-
toms ofhis case, in order that he may be
able to regulate the dose which he pro-
poses to send of his great "Soporitic Bal
sam Bismarck replies by describing
fearful condition of sleeplessness, hailu-
cination and phantasmagoria. Al one
moment he is stirring up millions OF hui
man beings in an iron cauldrOn. At the
next he is followed by the whole human
race shrcking tor vengeance Some
times he is hammering the Emperors
brand new crown over his
ewes with sledge hammer, and
50 on. To this Gladstone rejoins
by sending hlm copy of his recent pam
phlet on the Pope, recommending him
to read ten pages of it every four hours,
and take the whole of his magazine arti-
Gle ON the same subject the last thing at
night. A refreshing and unbroken
slumber will then, he is confident, be
produced lie is enjoined to exercise
great care in following the prescription,
as an overdose might prove fatal.
The following is Blsmarck's telegraph
ic acknowledgement of the eX- Premiers
gift:
VARzIN, Feb. 70, 1875.
Everything came to hand. Took it
all. Never slept So sound in my life.
BISMARCK.
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and condemning the coercive laws in Ire
land and condoling with the family Of
John Mitchell.
A Bloody and Murderous Hand-to-
Haud Fight
was waged for six or eight minutes. The
mrchite was welded with fearful
effects, human flesh cut and gashed
like bullock meat, while blood
streamed in torrents over the floor, now
encumbered by dying or wounded men
and women. Ten or dozen shots were
fred by the assailed, some of whom had
revolvers, at the commencement of the
onslaught. Those who were near the
door attempted to escape. This was
fatal mistake for as the atfrighted wor-
shippers gained the street, they were de-
liberately cut down by ambusheA rufians
stationed at both sides of the door out
side. In this way, the American citizen,
Henry Morris met his death. His head
was nearly severed from the bod v by
machete blow and his chest cut open at
a single stroke. He and two other men
and a woman were killed outright, and
eleven wounded more or less severely OF
whom several have died. Morris was
colored man from Boston. He
leaves wife and several children.
The Massacre Lasted Only Six or
Eight Minutes.
The massacre commenced about ten
minutes after eight o'clock, and lasted
only six or eight minutes The first news
which the authorities had Of it was from
a wounded man called Juan FL Negro,
who made his way to the plaza, and at II
drug store there he was met by Major
Francisco Mejia, commander of few
Federal troops stationed about Acupul-
co. Mejia started at once on a
run to the scene of action, some four
hundred yards off, and few minutes
later the town police followed. Soon
after this the Federal troops from the
Castle wer0 on the ground. More than
five minutes could not have elapsed from
the closing of the battle to the time when
the authorities reached their posts. As
usual in such cases, the police and allies
came too late They got to the fatal
field just in time TO pick up the dead and
wounded, but not early enough to
arrest upon the spot or follow up any
one who could be Immediately recogniz-
ed as participants in the dreadful
tragedy. One ofthe asssssins, who was
desperately wounded, and could not get
out of the way, WAS taken into custody
and placed in close confinement. His
deposition has been iaken, in which of
course, it appeared that he figured as a
spectator only. A couple Of other
wounded men were apprehended, but as
nobody has appeared TO implicatt them,
the prosecution may be looked upon us
abandoned.
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Mr.. Eaton resumed and concluded at
ten minutes past eleven, when Mr..
johnson of Tennessee obtained the floor
Mr.. Anthony said if the Senator did
not desire to proceed with his remarks,
he would make motion.
Mr.. johnson replied that he was not
anxious to 90 on tonight, and would
yield for motion to adjourn and speak
Monday.
At the request of Mr.. Logan Mr..
Anthony modified his motion so as to go
into executive session, which was agreed
to- and the Senate proceeded to the con-
sideration of executive busines, and at
11:l0 the doors were reopeEed and the
Senate adjourned until Monday.
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Terrific and Destructive Tornado.

AUGUSTA, GA, March 20.-A fear
fully destructive tornado passed over
here this morning. The rain fall, accom-
panied by hail was unprecedently heavy.
Several towns in the interior suffered Sc
verely in the loss Of life and property. At
Camak, on the Georgia Railroad, several
houses were blown down. Thomas Ges-
ling was killed, and several persons were
wounded. Near Thompson, about forty
miles from Augusta, a large amount of
property was destroyed and several per-
sons killed. At Appling, Columbia
county, the destruction to prop
erty is reported TO be great, and many
have been killed and several wounded.
At Aiken, South Carolina. the Catholic
Church was completely demolished. All
the telegraph lines but one north are
down. Reports from the country are
confused and unsatisfactory, bnt there Is
no doubt but that the storm was feartul!y
destructive, surprising in extent and
viol nee anything of the kind in this Sec
tion for wears
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PROBABILITIES.

For Monday in the Lower Lake
Region, the Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rls-
ing barometer, warmer, and clear or
partly cloudy weather, and northeast to
northwest winds, except cooler weather
IN the South Atlantic States.
From the Upper Lake Region to the
Lover Missouri Valley, rising followed
by falling barometer, warmer and part
" cloudy weather, and northerly winds,
shifting to southerlv.
The storm centre will continue at
some distance east of the Atlanti, coast.
The lower Ohio river will fall slightly.
The lower Mississippi, Cumberland and
Tennessee rivers will rise slightly
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AnAet 10 Prov de for the Protection
OCSheep.

"' q. ''',''' ~ '''
''y"'."'
l. ANY person may Kill any dog thSt
hc ma! see chasing, worrying wound
,ng or killing any sheep or LAMBS out
side the enclosure OF the owner oil Such
dog, unless the same be done by the d.
rection Of the owner Of such sheep or
lambs. ,u
,. ltany dog shall have killed or as
sisted in killing, wounding or worrying
any sheep or lambs, Out o' the enclosure
%; the owner oi Such GHG, 'Ho Ii, ." "oS or EI
a.eP"r oi SuGh opS Si"'' OS iI%o'' u .n'
""-r oi sue" S"eeP VI l"'t"s Il" 'Lo Lo
a nj "4 'he o"'I'"H'' 'us'"''e''' ~ De
-.'eFed IN an action "ei"Ec any court
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MISCELLANEOUS.
An Ounce Of Prevention worth
Pouua of Care
THE CHILDREN'S HOME,
aETtIe tuTy M WHEELING

Corner of Thirteenth and Jacob streets.
The only Unsectarian Reiormatory In
the State of West Virginia, controlled by
Directors and Lady Managers represent
Ing all denominations, supported by vol
untary contributions.
The Home is open to visitors OF Thurs
day Of each week from To ) O'Clock p. M.
and to the relations Of inmates on the
third Saturday Of each month, at the same
hours,
Contributions in Money, PrOvisi"nn
Clothing, will be Thankfully received AT
any time, either at the Home, the office OF
List, Davenport & Parks, or the Dry Goods
House Of Simpson & HOge. mr2t&fsb
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And a Complete tMPI INMtN
. L 7 | L lml lU mlW

We want a suitable person in every neigh
borhoOd to take orders and deliver goods
for our established e. o. ID. Sales of staple
and family goods OF all Kinds IN constant
use and wear. The oldest {. %. ID. house in
America. Sales over half million In 1874.
Large Cash Pay TO the right person. A
real chance tor all, male or iamale. at your
homes or travelling. No risk. II you go To
work We will send you free and post paid a
line OF samples and a complete outfit. Ad-
dress at once and secure your territory. ii.
j. HALL & Co, q, n. Howard street, Balti-
more, Nd. feblOb
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Cos, of the Plymouth Church Diff
Guilty.

New YORK, March 20,-A bin of
$40 - has been presented to the Brook
Iyn Board of Supervisors for dinners
furnished to twelve jurymen in the Til
ton Beecher case, and three court officers
for lorty-three days, beginning January
the eleventh, and ending March twelfth.
An extra force of five officers has been
detailed for duty at Plymouth Church
o.. rnlnrr.M
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>c,,ouofDemoeratic Senators.

WAsHINGToN, March 20. The Demo-
cratic Senators in their caucus conSuta-
tion this evening, unanimously deternin-
ed not To make any argument or aCcede
toany proposition fixing a definite time for
closing the debate on the Louisiana ques-
ton. They also decided not to make any
merely factious opposition, but to insist
upon their right to fully debate the
nrndinr resolution in the Senate.
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The Marper's Ferry Property.

There is report current in Washing
ton that Mr.. Tom Scott has bought out
all the rights and privileges OF the Har-
per's Ferry Water Power and Manu-
featuring Company. If this should turn
out to be true, it will give Mr.. Scott COM
plete power over the main stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at thatpolnt.
-SbcyhcrdSt2,cn Register.
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HULDA.

4 Delightful Romance. After The German
Off. Lcwald, by MrN. \. J.. ist"r, tran,
lator Of The Old am's"lie'- Secret,
"Only a Girl. >" "GDid Elsie, The Iittlr
Moorland Princess, etc. .2lnO. Fine
cloth. $40.
There Is not heavy pag~ IN th, n
tir,. volume, nor l. ia" interest allowed t,
flag from introduction 10 fms. - I1ttit.
dCiyhiG N"iE dg".
- book thoroughly German Ia >tNl.
and sentiment, ana yet ON" which viii
command the universal sympathy "f al
classes of readers. ~ BDdOH GiDJc
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WHAT A BOY.

Problems Concerning Him |. What
shall we do wit him? II. What viii Ia
d0with himself? III. Who l. to bluinr
for the consequences? BY Julia 4. VII
lis. with FrontiSpiece. l2mo. Extra
cloth. l.JO.
at is perfectly evident that the author
of what a boy has mHdcu study pf the
genlis hOmD, whether classcd aS NIL" boy,
or old boy. This story cnn be cordi-
tertainment.' - B0StOn TrGnScriDf.
every membrE of the family viii hr
sure TO read it through, and, after enjoy
ing the authors honor, viii rnd them
selves In possession of something solid u
think abOut."-.Nelr FORK christian Union.
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FR0sI CALHOUN.
\ sad and Painful Accident -Touch-
Ing Instance "I II Mothers t.oyc.
WHITE PlNE. CALHoUN Co, w. NAO
March lG, 1873.

I r I \.
March lG, 1875.
Editors OF the Register.
There was one Of the saddcst and
most painful accidents happened few
davs ago, that 1t was ever our misfortune
- hear tell of
Last Saturday as Mr.. Bennett was
moving his family To Steer Creek, in at
tempting to cross the above named creek,
which WA, very high and swift, the way
90 turned over throwing Mr.. Bennett,
l., wife and five children into the stream.
Mr.. Bennett did all he could to save
h- drowning family. but in vain. He sue
,rrird i'm saving only v one OF the children.
The mother wa, holding to box
w..h urr hand. with her baby in
go ah.r.fI Ne doubt she could have
>,yrI herself by letting her baby 90 but
Size ar.ito It until the box turned and
-a. ,an> ;o u,-r uo more. What a strong
m'.a,e.y ny. dwell. IN the bosom Of that
mother Nurg 81. saw death staring her
a 'ha face Size resolved to live with her
Iar or Ir with il. The driver made his
-Hp' by holding on To- the horses. Two
horse, were drowned The latest
is that they have found and
.r, Mr., Bennett and one of the child
.. '." remaining three remain Yet un-
discovered J. \. 7.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
]. B. LIPPlNCOTT E. co.'s
NEW
Works.
OF JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS.

Comprising Portions OF his Diary nom
1875 10 lS4s. Edited by Hon. Charlie
Francis Adams. With Portrait, syO.
Extra cloth. Per vol. 500. -Four vol
ums now ready.
"For the student OF American history II
II reall ~ valuable contribution. IL gives
us, moreover, a near and clear view OF the
very able, upright, and resolute man, ana
OF person whose political influence, !!
not wide, was strongly felt over great
period OF his country's eNistence."--N. !.
Erening Post.
How Mr.. Adams has executed his task
the world will be quick 10 decide. His
scholarship, tact, knowledge OF the world
and of American politics, could be expect
ed TO produce but one result, and that re-
suit SO far as the first four volumes are
concerned, has been fully realized '--
Chicago Inter Ocean
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ArrEG considerable discussion and
a. caucus wraugling, the Republican
-r..-s have, with two honorable en-
a., pledged themselves to supper.
,-a.ation, To approve the Presidents
r-r in the last Louisiana outrage.
Having come to this conclusion, they
mu, decided to Jet the Democrats do
a. .nr debating This question
indeed we'll worn, and, no
Ia4J., the people will express their sem
.m.u,- on it without being influenced by
IL. action of the Radical majority in the
senate. To-day. however, renewed inter-
,.. will be- aroused, iuasmuch as EXPIRES
den, JOHNSON will mske his first speech
since Ai, recent election, and willtell all
aD kncws about the matter.
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MANY LANDS AND MANY
PEOPLE.

Being "A Series OF sketches of Travel iu
all Parts of the World. With lE Hits
trations. Svo Extra cloth, black amd
gilt Ornamentation. $3.50
Truly work of universal interest, not
only To young people eager for iniOrma-
tiOn concerning the wide and wonderful!
world I'm which they live. but To all whp
delight in clever sketches of scenes abroad
that possess the charm of novelty. ST.
Louis Times.
"All are beautifully illustrated, and the
volume Is one that will delight. Interest
and inform all who are curious concern
ing foreign lands that are generally liti.r
know 10 American readers, ~ IhiddeLDh.U
ErrpiHO Bhil,iJ.
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Senator johnson will Probably
Speak.

WASHINGToN, March 20.--It was
stated at the Capitol to- day, by the friends
of ex-senator Chandler, that he had been
rendered and would probably accept Il
mission to Russia. George Baker, recent
" appointed. it Is said is about to decline.
Senator johnson of Tennessee, will
now probably be heard from. He i'll
tended speaking on the Pinchback reso-
luton. but changed his mind. This af-
ternoon, however, he was busy looking
UP facts in the Louisiana question, his
desk being covered with books and pa
narS
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kentucky Km KIuN Cases:

KENTUCKY, March 20.-The Courier
Journal reporter sent to the locality Of
the troubles in Todd county, reports that
four Of the accused Ku kluX are in Jail.
and will be brought up for trial next
Monday. y company of State militia
have arrived, and all is quiet. There is
no apprehension of any attack on the
Jail, or attempt at Il rescue of the prison.
crs by their friends. The citizens are
cratiiied at the prospect of the restoration
of good order.
The case against Captain Tom Jones,
clerk of Court of Appeals, charged with
usurping an Office is set for hearing in
the Court of Appeals next Tuesday, and
great interest is taken in the result Hon.
c. w. johnson will appear for the com
monwealth, and Hon. Isaac Caldwell for
the defendant, and the argument will
probably occupy two or three days.
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The Postmater-Ge General has instructed
postmssters that on all mailable matter
of third class postage, must be prepaid al
the rate of one cent for each ounce, or
frsnction thereof
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Large and Well Attended Meetings
of WorkingMen.

PoTTsvIELE PA, March 21.-Large
and we'll attended meetings Of working
men and workingmens' benevolent as
sociation was held in this region to-day,
by the employees of Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad company, comprising
Engineers, Firemen, Conductors and
road hands. Two thousand men who were
asked to resign their membership in the
association have resolved to stand by the
union to man and to relinquish
employment of the Company. To-day
is the last that they will remain in their
employment. A large number of men
have been supended in consequence. Ad-
vices received from Mahanoy Plane, st.
Clair, Schuykill, Haven, and other points
indicate better feeling against the COM
pany. Many new members were install
ed at the meeting.
Convicted Criminals.
Michael Flanagan oh trial here for
murder of James McFailick near
Mahanoy City, last December, was yes
teriay found guilty of murder in the
second degree. Joseph Brown is 10 be
hung here on Wednesday next for the
murder of the Krovier family. He will
probably make full confession.
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r,cn,y Mile Walking Match.

NEw YORK, March ZO.-Thc twenty
mile wa king match, this evening, be-
tween Dan O'Leqry, OF Chicago, and
Wilson Reid, ofthis city, for $1,000, was
won by OLeary in s hours, "a minutes
and Is seconds. Reid left the track ex-
bausted on the sixteenth mile.
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Mass Meeting Of Irishmen.

LONDON, March 2l.-The lrishmen
held meeting in Hyde Park Yesterday.
1t is estimated that 10000 people gather
ed, and resolutions were adopted, de-
manding the release of Fsnian prisoners
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NpJTT PLEASANT, i ROF TIA BL +
w success certain. 2i0 Agents now
making money on best article out. From
3 10 needed Ia every dwelling, business,
and store Entirely new. More agents
wanted. Full particulars free. Address the
manufacturers, y. =. Mann X Co., No. Sl
y. Howard street, Baltimore, Md. ieblOb
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ON THE SCIENCE OF sENSI-
BIIITY.

intelligence; OT simple Element of Soul:
and the spirit of LII" hnd The origin Di
Species, and Natural Caus" nf th. Sp,.
cfcs to it, TYPE. ~ John Nelson Smith
l2mo. Extra cloth. $50.
'Thc theory al this work, unlike tn.
~pcculatiOns of Darwin and Others who
dcrogatc from the honor Of the creator, is
designed rather 10 indicate IL, by demon
and ind"structibility In al the work, 81
intnit" power. II Is full OF original ami
startling propOSiiionS.'-.T linus TiH1s.
~ philosophical essay designed % Dom
OuStratc that other finite intelligence. h.-
and destined 10 people heaven. The hOnl,
* thoughtful, novel In its theories and the
arguments advanced To support them,nu
refreshing by reason Ofhis vigorous style
- Boston Journal
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Honor TO the Memory ofJOhn Mitch

New York, March 2O.-Thc Irish so.
cietirS OF this and ncighborng cities are
preparing for public meetings, so express
their regrets for the death OF john Mitch
ell The widow and daughter of Mr.
Mitchell reside in Brooklyn, and were
visited to-day by Il number of persons,
condoling with them IN their bereave-
ment.
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A Shooting Case.

ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-At Leavcn-
worth, Kansas Friday night, Captain +.
Hensley shot Judge Pendery for the a.
legged seduction of his daughter. Hens
ley used shot, and put part of charge
ofshot into Pendery's back, but ana not
hurt HIM much. All the parties are OF
the highest respcctability and the affair
created great excitement.
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MALCOLM.

4 Romance. BY George Macdonald, author
OF Robert Falconr~," ALE" Forbes"
"Ranald Bannorman," etc. SvO. II"
cloth, $50; paper cover 81.
at j. the most mature, elaborate ANA
highly finished work OF its distinguished
author whose other novels have had nn
success PhHddsiDhiG
EtcniHg BUiiefH.
at is production Of great merit, The
Interest OF which becomes intensified 10
the very close. 81. LOUi Times.
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al llG,.
fRoM our reports tins mo, "'''
nrobabili,ie, are that tire weather '0-o"9
Will be partly cloudy. with .',' northeast TO
~.r,bve.t winds. aud higher temperature.
..rrfrird on the statement
-. ..v. iay, ago that the new postal
,aa would affect publishers, because
,osg,sfn,, which have been heretofore
..Y, sar tour cents will now have to pay
.frbt 1t seem, that all periodical pub
u.,.,on, 20 from the office where pub
she! 81, the ,sue rates, a, before the new
law went into effect. The only class OF
.,r-,,ture affected is transient mail
matter Tor papers and peri
ideals mailed by one individual to
mother, and merchandise. These alone
MAJ, double rates, 50 It may be that pub
.,.r. will be- benefited, IL il will pre-
,,g. much sending OF publications at
...5nd hand. and regular subscriptions
mas Jr thereby increased.
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ONE WOMAN'S TWO LOVERS

Or, Iacqueinc Thync's choice. \ story
by Virginia Townsend. author of"lhr
Hollands" "SiN in All, etc. Emo
Fine cloth. Sl.D
This book must interest ana hold the
reader and one will lind much beSidc~
the plot and incident of tn" story tp
charm, rs the evident study of nature ana
love for IL shown by the authOress give
many scenes Of beauty 10 TIA" book, ana
picturesque passages abound In II, u is ~
we'll written and thought-Out story
showing refinement and Imagination n,
well as Il high ideal on the writer's pHIt,
Boston EUeHjHg Transcript.
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N o &c &.

dds FOR THE BUSINESS OF THE
ID Fire and Marine Insurance Company
of Wheeling, will be received at the office
of the company, or by A. Wilson and John
Reid, commi;tee, until March 18th, 1875.
mrIla c. II. COLLIER, Src'y.
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III" "Wc>tVir=inia stolen Bonds.

I-" Cincinnati Commercial, in giving
....-'' u. the arrest o. Arthur NJ.
Tag" 80, Dayton, ohio. the principal in
be-. 'a,., %; the bonds from LluyG LoWn-
..> "' 'mrA,burg, West Virginia, SAYS:
''a Saturday the detectives. on iufor-
."...n obtained from the prisoner. and
'." persons who did not wish to be-
>.'"n 3" the matter at present, visited
london. OAo, where it was said the bulk
IT,. .4r stolen bonds were buried. On arriv-
IS there and visiting the spot de>Ig-
.H'". their labors were rewarded by
.'dlng everything with the exception Of
a.... 81 1000 worth oC the bond, and
a,y. The swag had been rolled up
an old shirt and buried a few iuchG,
a the ground in vacant lot. The of.
-'"r> turned over to Mr.. Lowude, Ss6.-
"'1m bonds and sl25000u prommisorv
-,t"s and mortgages. On the contrary
.-" Cincinnati Eayur,r says "thcroport>
Go. the amount stolen have been greatly
exaggerated. Mr. Lowudcs loss viii not
exceed Ssouo. Other papers. the loss Of
which Viii occasion much Inconvenience
/" Mr. Lowudrs. were busiuc,, pape,,"