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the chief military officer in command
Of such State or Territory. .sr.-.
ARTICLE III.

" ARTICLE III. #..f n.a
Persons shall be so delivered M who
shall be charged, according to the pro-
visions of this treaty, with any Of the
following crimes, whether as princi-
pals, accessories, or accomplices, to
wit Murder, (including assassination,
parricide, infanticide, and poisoning y
assault with intent to commit murder;
mutilation piracy arson rape !;
kidnapping, defining the same to be
the taking and carrying away Of
free person by force or deception for.
gerry, including the forging or making
or knowingly passing or putting in
circulation counterfeit coin or bank
notes, or other paper current as mon
ey, with intent to defraud any person
or persons the introduction or maxi
ing of Instruments for the fabrication
OF counterfeit coin or bank notes, or
other paper current as money embez-
Element Of public moneys robbery,
defining the same to be the fclonious
and forcible taking from the person of
another of goods or money to any val
ne, by violence or putting him in fear;
burglary, defining the same TO be
breaking and entering into the house
OF another with intent to commit fell
ony and the crime of larceny, of
cattle, or other goods aud chattcls, of
the value Of twenty-five dollars or
more, when the same is committed
within the frontier States or Terrific
ries Of the contracting parties.
IL 7r ARTICLE Iv. -a eafss uag|
On the part of each country the sur
render of fugitives from justice shall
be made only by the authority of the
executive thereof, except in the case
OF crimes committed within the limits
Of the frontier States or Territories, in
which latter case the Surrender may
r." '"ad" hv the chief civil authority
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marched out
chains, Which
nd. Zagonyj
with him, fol
, guard Them,
front Of the
.. Dudly, wlo
and in the vi
them q nearer
Z did not un-
iervous direc-
sit to go with
cred her dying
scaling Tom
ide to take the
ms faint voice
go, Lucy !; he
he will take
u keep the old
ne by Ia agonyi's
ne up, and Lucy
he pale lips and
he mounted her
d the way. She
in the intricate
&c oil the ravilie,
.rmstrong's talk,
elwere hidden.
Zagonyi wished
saved him a along
road. Then she
just as Zagonyi's
Q whole of his po-
sWhat will he
men do who have
being holiday sol
nts of st. Louis ?"
sarcry is Fremont
aw saber. by the
otamarch." al
I'd Intense, pierced
as those bright
the Sunshine and
ID 10 their deadly
that Lucy Dudly's
ber place, as eager
DO g gallant work.
always burn on the
'snl i noed write
lsb here - only this
ywherc, helping of
ding weapons, doing
ing that a cool head
I could do,was Lucy
he day was ours, and
rcd the remnant oi
him. Ire shraak back,
cDsnt the dead, and
Q number the living.
pudly IN Hardly one
Ilackened faces, but
g good deed she did
those long. dreadful
'le they were. speak
'pe in sight, and not
her brown mare. but
was, harnessed to a
d its broad bottom
b wouuded soldiers,
g beside il. holding
!, fearfully pale and
the cxcitemept was
.ped was appermost,
& was to help the
omfol.t the dying,
rs taking their suf-
2 the shelter of her
ot a man, from the
Is, but would have
scort her, but She re-
and when the Major
- a
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Yankee Doodle come to town,
Yankee Doodle dandy"

Armstrong saw the trap. and fired his
revolver, hitting the gray-haircd old
grandmother, leveling her with the
ground. Nobody noticed the slo, ex-
cepting Tommy, and as he, held her
bleeding head on his knees he never
shed a tear but he is on one of Com
modore Foote'S gunboats as powder
monkey to-day, and he never hands
charge but he thinks of that terrible
hour. One or two on both sides were
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lhis Year Contains
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stump, waved his jacket, and the fore
most among them stopped. ,..
What is it, boy ~
Marin wants your fling man tc
stop playing. that thing, and have
down that ere flag, and come up to
our house through the lane. Come
ON .-''' '-..s..."' ..
He was starting, but Zagonyi stop.
ped him. 81 don't understand, boy
what does she want ?" ,
Tom was Indignant. Wants you
to nab some seccshcrs up to our house,
but you needn't come if yon don't
wanter." ''. 8,A
Something in his face struck one Of
the men aud he said, "Who is your
marin, boy'" .s'''-' ','".l - 'as
" Lucy Daddy" ".' d. '@ '@as
eco ahead, Major shouted the
fellow, She's true blood; they, shot
her husband a month ago" ", 's' a...a
Zagonyi, followed by a portion Of
his men, wheeled into the lane, trying
to keep Tommy in sight and soon
they came in view of the low house,
and the noisy mirth of the Confcdcr-
ates was distinctly heard. Armstrong
never suspected, even ordcring Mrs.
Dudly to show 'em right In" She
went to the door and they needed not
that she should speak her, piercing,
eager look. told everything. They
surrounded the room. Zagonyi's clear
voice ordered those inside 10 surren.
defWhile at the same moment, the
fiipr gave an ueyultaut---
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DIR. POTTER,
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Holland Bitters
DYSPEPSIA.
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