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GEORGE Il. LEMON.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Once GIG Fifteenth St., Citizens National Bankl
2. o. DRAWER 325. WASHINGTON. d. O.
ESTABLISHED 1858,
.TToRNEY-AT-LAw,

Pensions.-If wounded, injured. or hsve contrac.as
any dsease however slight the disability apply at once
Heirs.-widows minor children. dependers mothers.
Iather ard minor brothers and sisters in the ordef
War Of tcl2--AIl surviving officers and soldiers Of
this war whether the Military Naval service of the
OIiIeti states who served fourteen f14f days or If in
battle ssrmsh for less period and the widows az
suen who have net remarked crted TO q pension
required in these claims.
Increase of PeEaious.-Pcnson laws are more Ifb-
higher rate than they receive From ard after JanIarv
iSi shall make no charges for my saTicss in Claims
unless successful in procuring: the incressc 49,
Restoration 20 Pension RoII-Pensinners who
whose names have been stricken thererona bv reason
OF Iaiinre 70 draw their pension for period OF TIRES
years. or nv reason OF re-eEstEent. may have their
pensions renewed BY corresponding with this House
Desef fioi from regiment and enlistment
wound disease or injury incurred while in the ser
Ice OF the United States and in che line OF duty
to March s. 49, and certain heirs are entitled to one
hundred and sixty of land already received
purchased for cash the highest market rate and
asss,,2nlnentS perfected Correspondence invited
lected- 0' F-hNJ VT
Furiough Rrtions.-AIaoun;s due collected With
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have been erroheouS rejected Correspondence in such
cases Is respectfully invited
Bounty and Pay.-COllections promptly made
= Property TakeE by the Army in States not in
sEsuFrceticn.-Csiu.sO OF this character will receive
speciai attention, provided they fled before jan
barred by statute Of Limitation.
I'D ADDITION TO the above We prosecute Military and
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Department AID all the Departments Of the Governments
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Mormon Energy and Pnsh.

OF course it would not do for the very ortho-
dcx New York Evangelist TO compliment the
Mormons in any very positive manner, but it
comes as near to ii as ii dares when it says: 1t
must be said for the Mormons that when they
have anything to do they set about it in a very
direct and common-sense fashion, and are not
easily turned aside by threatened danger.
Here are some sixty OF their emissaries in New
York, this week, straight from Utah-iust as if
the Edmunds bill had no existence. They rep
resent themselves as the advance party of loo
persons selected by the Mormon Church Con-
ference so late as April 6 for work in several
European countries England, Scotland
and Wales. These apostles are made up of
common farmers, mechanics and laborers, and
are understood to go at their own charges and
purposing TO remain abroad about two years.
Their conductor challenges all the religions of
the world to produce class of ministers who
act with more faith, do severer labor OF accom-
plish more satisfactory results"
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April Weather in the North Woods.
TFrona the Rome Sentinel

lfTonl tte home SenflsietI
T. w. Abrams, one of the favorite Piseco
Lake guides, and two others fshed in Spruce
Lake, April and 2, and captured a large num-
Der of splendid trout. They carried with them
seventy pounds of luggage on three hand
sleighs, which they dragged. On their way TO
the lake they shantied over night at Jessups
River. The shanty was hole in the snow,
which was seven feet deep They placed
bougbs overhead and built a fire in front.
Abrams says: :" 1t was cold, you bet." When
they reached the lake they found the shanty
showed under, aud they were compelled to dig
seven feet to find the door. The ice on the
lake was four feet in thickness. They caught
fifty-fiye pounds of trout.
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State of the Markets at Leading Trade Centres East
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NEW YORK April 24-Cotton quiet and firm at 1ol5CS
good to choice Extra S 156 s. Wheat Te Ic higher
FOR spot irregular and l<c lower for futures closing
active specuaton No2 red Certificates 81 23si 2S
April 81 25fdl 221 May 81 2i5s1 22s<, June 81 $500
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spot so Is July Lard i4si7 points higher Closing ing
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Cotton per steamer S-IGd.. AID Wheat ID.
CHICAGO April 2l-wheat unsettled, but generally
0EsE ja sgea ana 81 l ! july Z iN o sp ha
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yNANIED.-The addresses of Color-Sergt. Stevens
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FLASHES.

The civil service commissioners held
a secret cancus with the president and his
cabinet Friday.
The derailment of construction
train near New Orleans, killed three men
and wounded seven others.
A fi:e at Fort George. y. B., destroyed
the telegraph and pOstofhces, the Baptist
church and business buildings to the
amount of $35O,OOO.
The coroner's jury decided the New
York burglars, Irving and Walsh, killed
each other. Porter, who was held on sns-
picion. was accordingly released.
Two bands of Gypsies engaged in a
fight near Weisenburg, Italy, in which
four men were killed and . number of
men, women and children wounded.
-Nachne A. Botocudo. an Indian wom-
an on exhibition at the Pittsburg museum,
died yesterday of typho-pueum0nia. Her
relatives, who live in New Zealand, were
notified of her death.
Penn, Forward & Co., whose steam
ship was fired into by Haytian troops at
Gerome, while embarking refugees at that
port, say they will not claim damages from
the Haytian government The British
government will, however, claim an apol-
ogy.
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Brought Back.

On the fifth day of June last, a rather
bold forgery was committed by young
man by the name of Burr Cockrell, who
forged the name of Mr.. George T. Menefee
to a check Tor $50 on the Citizens Milton
al bank of this city.
The particulars of the forgery were pub
lished at the time in the BAzOo exclusive
w." Ever since then the bank officers
have been making vigorous efforts to cap
ture the bold forger, and detectives were
employed to ascertain his whereabouts.
These efforts finally proved
successful, the youthful criminal being
located in distant state. A requisition
for him was obtained, and yesterday
morning he arrived in Sedslia in charge of
a private detective. Cockrell was taken
before Justice Rife yesterday afternoon
and arraigned on the charge OF forgery.
He waived preliminary examination and
in defanlt of bail in the sum of $500, he
was committed to Jail to await the action
of the grand jury. :,
The detective who captured Cockrell
saws he travelled over 1900 miles in his
search for the forger. The young man,
Who apparently has barely attained his
majority, has very Aattering prospects for
IN extended sojourn 1t the state capital.
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The Depp Motor Patent.

Mr.. B. II. Ingram, one of the stock
holders in the Depp steam and air motor
power patent, will leave for Chicago in a
few days to make arrangements for the
temporary manufacture of a number of the
machines, the permanent place of manufac.
ture not yet having been decided upon.
During the recent visit of DR.. Depp to
Chicago, he claims TO have been convinced
that the machines can be sold as fast as
they are manufactured, the engineer of the
waterworks of that city claiming q saving
of twenty-five and half per cent in fuel.
The success of the Depp motor patent is a
fixed thing, and Sedalia should make an
attempt to become the manufacturing town
of the company.