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Our State Indebtedness.

We learn by tie Milwaukee -feus that
Tie annual report of the state treasurer
for the fiscal year ending September 3oih,
1854, is just published.
The entire receipts into the treasury
during the past year, including balance
on band at The commencement Of the year
AID the receipts from new debts contract
e. amount to 81 ,55S,C4S 81. The en-
tire expenditures for the same period were
s2443 G27 GO. TIE entire amount. now
on Land in he treasury, including all
funds, is sl07 $40.
The monthly payments to the families
Of volunteers have averaged over 500 coo
per month, the aggregate payments Tor
the wear fcotirg up at over sCl5 eco.
/" nurire lie last year the state has APP
prorrisred the school, swamp land, drain
age ard university fund. TO war purposes
10 The amour, ofs3s5.O 600 The amount
previously "inves,ed in the same mars
mar WAS 1923 COO making the total in
yes,ment y of these funds $70S, 600. Ger
,ifca.e, of indebtedness. have been sutsti-
tuted for the nancy in each case, bearing
an snnual intere.. Of seven per cent.
The whole amount Of state indebted
ness now notwithstanding 81, 10000 :
OO--ray able a. follows:
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Total,
S., 10000

A temporary loan OF 5000 900 for war
PURPOSES, has been negotiated with some
Of the state banks. This sum. together
with the amount Of additional Indebted
ness that may be incurred by sale Of Ger.
tfica.es. tie treasurer thinks will keep
the treasury running up to the time the
legislature meets on the first "Wednesday
OF next mouth. The state Indebtedness
at that time, Of course, viii approximate
- 100000
I've have little more 20 say As 10 this
fearful amount Of debt than We have said
heretofore. We warned the people of
Wisconsin against the consequences Of
the Sta" and federal policy three years
$40. Bu, the ears Of majority Of the
leopie were deaf to every appeal save
dat # their reckless sectional leaders -
VIII our republican farmers and real es
tate owners Jay this mountain Of debt
with 70 much aacrity as they incurred i, I:
The! are responsible for it, and il is for
them, controlling every branch o: the
state government, 10 solve the piobien."
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"a, Arlington House, and is interesting as
illustrating phase in his character:
Arlington House, April 5, 1852.
My DEAR SoN-l am ust IN the act
Of leaving home for New Mexico. My
fine old regiment has been ordered to that
distant region, and | must hasten TO see
that they are property taken care of |
have but little to add in reply to your let
tiers Of March 2G, 81, and IS Your lei
,ers breathe a true spirit of trankness
they haze given myself and your mother
great plea.ule lnu must study to lie
frauk with the world frankness is the
child of honesty aud courage. Say what
YOU nean To DO on every occasion, and
take ii for granted YOU mean 10 do nigh,
IT a hiend ask a favor, you should grant
It, if it is reasonable; If not, tell him plain
y why you cannot; you "ill wrong him
aud wrong Yourself by equlvocalon OF
arv Kind. Never DO ii wrong thing TO
make d friend or keep one; Tie man who
repuites YOU TO 90 So Is dearly purchaser
at sacrifice. Deal kndlv, bui irmI,
with yonr classmates; you viii llnd 1t the
policy that neals best. Above ali, do not
appear to others what you are not. II
! you have any fault 10 find with any one,
tell him, hot Others, OF what You com-
/ pialn; there IS 10 more dangerOUs eXprr-
! iment than that OF undertaking to be one
| thing before a mans face and another be
/ hind dis back " &c should i've, act, aud
say nothing to the il jury OF ANY one. II
! IS nc. only best rs matter ot principle,
! out it is the pa,h ct peace and honor.
! Ii regard 10 du;y, let NE, III conclusion
Of this hasty letter, inform you tina: nearly
bundled years ago there was day OF
remark abIe gloom and GaIkness- still
known as The dark day-a day when the
! iighi OF the sun Was slowly eXtlngGlshed,
as If by al eclipse. The legislature OF
! Connecticut WAS in session. aud. as liz
| nemIeis Sd" The unexpected aud unac-
couutatte darkness coming on, they shar-
! ed III The general awe and terror. It " a,
supposed 10y many iifat the last day the
! day Of Judgement had come. Some one,
, IN the CONSERVATION of the hour, moved
an adj ,urnent. ] hen there arose an old
! puritan legislator, Davenport, OF Stamford,
vino SAID. that, j! the last day had come,
he desired lie be found at his place, doing
( his duty, and, Therefore, moved that can
dies hTough; in, so that the house could
! proceed "lth lis dniy. lhere was quiet
ness III that mans inind-the quielness OF
heavenly wisdom- an iufexlbe willing
ness to otey present. dnty. Duty, Tier ,
/ is the subhmea. word III our language
DO your duty in all lhlrgs like the old
1 puritan. lou cannot do more, YOU
/ should never wish to do less. Never lei
me and our mother wear one gray hslr
/ for ANY lack Of duty on your part.
! \ our attecglunate father,
! K. E. LEE.
| M l. " C,.l.rr- >,
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After Mr. Stevens Again.

Tie Tribune thus speaks Of the mis-,
chievous noSirums Of he chairman of The
committee Of WAYS and means
With great resrec; for the abilities Of
Nj Stevens, we say that an act cf con
gress declaring paper dollar the equiva-
eEt OF COLA dollar ls transparent and
u.i>chievous absurdity. 1t may be such
eJ,liya,et-t; if it's, i. need 10 statute 10
bolster II. hat will take ample care Of it.
self A bank dollar surely releemable in
coin at every bark counter or brokers'
flee Is dollar, practically and beneficent-
Is. Any PAPER dollar is worth more or
less according to the facility and readiness
wherewith 1t may be converted and the
cash value Of that into which it is con
rertlh5r. ANY legislation which declares
oihiug 10 be something or tothids water
to mn down hill, hay be po,en, for inc-
dental mischief, but can never achieve It's
declared end.
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Be prepared for the Storm.
The following good advice is from I'll
Chicago Iritane:

Tie following good advice is from the
Chicago Tribne:
Money is cheap and ABUNDANT A pa
per dollar is DEPRECATED 10 forty tour cents,
goid vaiGe. Currency is plenty and grow
Ing plenuer. Come easy, 90 easy, is the
prevailing feeling. But sooner or latet
the present. abnormal condition of things
viii teruIIna e perhaps gradually, TER
haps suddenly. The values Of all com
utodilies. inctudimg money, are fearful, /.
" v&tered'' lut when tie crash comes
the water will be haiied cut, Leaving ou!s
What IS REPRESENTED ~ the gold standard
Men are waking on high suits, and are
making long bat iu-ecure strides. But al,
must di-mount ore of Ihlse DAYS, and
cone down until their feet touch the
earth. Many viii he paruc,p4ted head
oIL who bow tower atUjL on their stills
Wise an.! prudent men will prepare in
tinIe for the inevitable change. The class
who vii suffer ky the termination of The
VA are those in debt. y merchant with
i sock Of goCds on hand worth say $50 :
Geo, and half paid for, viii rot realize
therefr"m enough TO icy what he owes
When the goods are all sold he viii tiud
himself! Still in debt for them five or ten
hquidate, principal aud interest. with gold
OF It's equivalent, or 90 ihto ban ktupicy
The consequence Of The end OF the wal
with tie deb,or class Will lie to increase
every mans dei,is ahau, l25 per cent. An
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The jackson MiSsissiIpian has very
remarkable editorial in favor of peace. 1t
assumes that both sections have been
wrong, and argues that the war was nee
essary to purge the land of bigo,ry, fans,.
cisn, despotism, and intolerance. Both
sections must abate somewhat Of Their
high pre'ensiors. lie says:
Tie north was fanatic, the south was
srrogant. The north buIIied; the sou h
banrered. Slavery Was the rock that ship
wrecked The slip of state. Both sides be-
ttayed lie same eageTness 10 keep the
question ever prominent. Nema3ogues a,
The north rode into Office on the anti siay-
cry hobby; demagogues at he south rode
into office On the pro-sis,eIy hobby. The
Two autagonzlng elements met at " ash
in9ton, aud there commenced the tug Of
war-ihe war Of wind, The sure precursor
OF the war Of blows.
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~ An interesting scientific fact i

~A An interesting scientific fact is
communicated by J. ". Robinson, the
superintendent of The White Mountain
telegraph. 1t was found Impossible to get
ground connection at or near the sum-
nit although the ground wire was car
ned some forty rods down the mountain
10 a living spring, where there was plenty
of water, he could not perceive The 81 gh.-
est escape. This, be thinks, fully demon
s,rates that the springs near the summit
are completed y insulated from the earth
below.
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H An elephant and a bull fiplft took

~ An elephant and bull ielr took
place lately a. Saragossa, Spain. The ele-
plant was walking quietly about the arena
when the first bull was released, and rush.
ed a! it with all his might. The elephant
received bis antagonist with great COOL
ness, and threw bun down with The utmost
ease. The bull rose again and made two
more attacks, which The elephant resented
bv killing him with thrust Of his tusks.
The conqueror did not seem IN the leased
excited but quietly dranksome water offer
cd By his keeper, and ale several ears OF
Indian corn. A second bull y AS then re-
leased, and in a few minutes suffered the
same fate as the first. r.. p ,
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Massachusetts, Foreign Substitutes.
The Washington CORES ponJent Of Il
Nav York HeroZ{ saws.

HE Washington CORES ponjent Of the
No" Goik HcraL says:
Massachusetts i, in tioubIe. Her i'm
portations OF S"edes. Poles, Ge1naus,
ilungarlans, DC by lhe ca'gp, 10 fl! her
quotas under The various recent calls for
troops, have turned ont badly. AMI the v at
department is thnklug ct refusing 10 give
her cleClL for the SCUM thus tuls,ed upon
the public service. he tact is that near
~ all these imported mercenarles have de
serted to the enemy, under the liberal
terms Of Gen. Lees pre- clamation, and
that such have yet been urable to de-
sert are utterly ureble or unwilling 10
light. In recen; case, in the riHe- pitt
before Petersburg, they lropped their am 5
and lay down tiaI OF, their bellies In the
trench whlie charging column Of rebels
swept over them, carrying ali that were
in The party back 10 Petersburg as brisou-
ers. they plead 10 excuse that they
kno" nothing OF our quarrel and have no
interest in it; that they were hired 10 En-
rope Tor peaceful aud uon-beiiluri cnt la
bors on railroads, canals, &c, and lhat
they have been utteiIy swindied aud
cheated III lie mahner OF their being IN
duced 10 enter tie service. 1t would no!
be one OF he worst OF The Presidents
jokes should he Ieiu>e to iecugnize ibis
ahsquatuIatlug foreign refuse as Il. repre-
sentatI,eo OF The helo SOUS of tie Old Ba,
safe, demanding Of Coy. Andrew that
another man should be furnished in the
place OF ever, one Of these deIuded deser
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-23
A Penitent Runaway Wife Returning
TO Her Husband.
From the Dubunne Herald. |

From the Dubuque Herald, Dee. /.
On the tail. tina. arrived from the west
Yesterday vas a woman abou: 50 veais Of
age, with large black eyes, fine form, and
prepo>sessiny IN appearance. She was re-
tuning to her husband in Ohio, where
she deserted him seyeIa! months since,
and eloped to I.lackhawk county, in this
state. with a man who started with the
name Of Love. but since then he has had
As many aliases as occasions required, and
changed lis name to suit circumstances
and avoid detection Not long ago, how
ever, her paramOur deserted her and left
her IL the mercy OF strangers. Becoming
pentent and seeing the folly OF her ways
she concluded to rerurD to her first love,
acknowledge her evil dongs and ak his
forgivs ness. She led a disagreetble lite
with her paramCur; once he stabbed her
with knife and she attempted TO leave
him. Love represented himself as the
agent OF some company, ana ottlciated IN
a religious capacity when occasion reqmr
ed. At last accounts The sheriff Of some
Of the back counties was after him 10
bring bin back 10 a sense Of duty TO aDo,h-
err woman he had deserted, also 20 pay lit
tie bills of his contracting, which he forgot
to ADJUST before leaving. The woman
was affected to tears while relating her
story by asense Of the wrongs she had in
t1icted upon her husband, whose home
she had resolved should forever be her
home should he receive her. Size came
from Barclay, Buchanan county. and de-
parted yesterday afternoon for Beloi',
where she has relatives, from wherce she
returns TO her once peaceful home in Ohio.
EF At the recent election IN Ohio, ms
diana, and kentrcky, united. 39l coo
citizens voted for Mcclellan and 800 coo
for Lincoln. Kor every 600 votes given
10 Lincoln, 994 voted for Mcclellan.
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sponsibli.ies are to be discharged; great
expectations are to he realized !; pledges
to be redeemed promises ana obligations
to be fulfilled, or utter discontinue will
ensue TO the party ,ha, has been.o eener-
onsly trusted With tbs confidence Of the
people and IS lavishy supported by them.
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stray Mare and Coli.

CTRAYkD away from The subscriber. on tho
- Sth inst mare and colt ihc mare is -
years old, bay color, ono Of her fore knees is
larger than the other. The colt is four months
old, and nearly the same color the mare
with white stripe ON the forehead, and two
white hind feet. Information concerning them
will be paid for by
JO-EPH SCHWRlCK
Either ut his house near klinghoz Mills
town Of Rapids Or at the Williams House,
Nantowoc. y6nl7
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CAPTURE OF STEAMBOATS--On last
Saturday night three steamboats,, the ri,
uua Douua, Magnet, and pra;lie Stale left
Nashville tor Louisville Nine miles he
low the former city, and rear Fort Zuli
roifer, the Prairie State. which was in the
lead, was fired upon and hroueh. to by tn.
rebel batteries which were planted on each
side of ravine so as to sweep the river
III two directions. The Prima Donna
came up aud had slo, fred through hen
pilot-house, and vas also captured. The
Magnet last approached and ran the first
battery, when the other battery opened
upon her aud she followed the example cf
her Two predecessors. The gnuboat Car
on3elet being notified of the affair ran
down and sent a few shots into the rebel
bali eries, which compelled them 10 retreat
leaving the boats IN our possession The
rebels carried off all the prima Donna,
crew except tie captain, bis son, and the
pilot. They set fire to the boats before
leaving, tut the crews OF the other beats
Succeeded in extiuguishinc the flames. A
private of one of The rebel batteries had
bis leg shot off by she'll from the Caron
deet. The first and second chamber
maids of the Prima Donna were killed 5y
a she'll from the gunboa'. The Magnets
crew all got off safely. Commodore Fitch
acted with promplness and energy III the
-LouiSct2le Journai, 3h.
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SsT9y G0tt,

STRAYED from the Williams House Stable.
y on the evening Of the I'd inst, a three year
old mare colt. chestnut color. white face white
hind right foot. white spot on the left hip. two
iuchcs round without amy hair Whoever Will
return the mare to the Williams House Stable,
or to the undersigned. or give information con-
corning to her, will be literally rewarded.
NEIL NNlLLhN.
Two Greeks. November H. 1864
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TEACHER WANTED.

A good male or female School Teacher is
n wanted in School District Ao 3, town CT
Neemc. Wages for Male Teacher. $40 per
tnth; for Female, $50. payable in cash.
rm-six months. None but good teacher
ed apply. Apply to
Lea MS NEAGLE, Clerk.
Mecmc. Noverts- 8. 1864.
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= The excitement still continues in
Philadelphia in reference to lie alleged
frauds and robberies ty employees Of he
Navy Yard in that city. Tie materials
and property recovered so far, and charged
10 have bc, ste len, are worth about fftv
thousand collars. a number OF additional
arrests Of persons supposed to he implica-
ted have teen made, tie prisoners beir e
sent 10 Washington
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T A Conductor put a man, who r,

~ A Conductor put man, who re-
fused to pay his fare, off the railroad train,
near pttsfeld, Mass, the other day. AID
the man dropped down into the darkness.
the conductor presently found that the
train had stopped on bridge over a dry
gully, and the man was picked up al the
bottom Of ii, quite dead.
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EF A little boy who put counterfeit
money in the contribution box, replied to
his Sunday school teacher that he d" didn't
s'pose the little heathens would know the
the difference, aod thought it would be
ms. p. good for them Thoughtful bow.
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| 500 thee still

] see thee sun,
Here was thy summer Moons retreat,
Here was thy favorito fresidc seat;
I his was thy chamber-here each day,
| sat and watch d thy sad decay
Here, on this bed chou last did st lie,
Here, on this pillow. thou did st de;
Dark hour. once more its woes unfold
As then | saw thee pale and cold,
! see thee still.
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S75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH

TEHE LITTLE GIANT Sewing Machine Cons
l. pary want an Agent ~ each county, to So
licit orders tor their new SD machine, with
gGage, screw driver and ezra ueedes Wo
will pay liberal salary aud expenses, or give
large commission. For particulars, ms, etc.
iuclose u stamp, AID address
!. PAGE, Toledo. o.
Gc:.f ag.n' f'r the rni'ed Sta,.
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ES The annual charter election came
off in New York city on Tuesday. Tie
democrats elected all their candidates bv
iunumerai'e rnajoTisiss.
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! see thee still.

Thou art not i'll the grave confined
Death canno; claim the immortal mind ;
Let earth close Ter its sacred trust,
But goodness dies not III the dust
Thee, Q my sister It's not thee
tcneath the cofhu's lid | see
Thou TO Il fairer land art gone;
There, let me hope. my journey done,
To see thee still
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-23

1 a fair was held in England for the
benefit Of rebel prisoners in federal prls-
ons. The proceeds amounted to nearly
500 600 in British gold, and were plac
ed in the hands of Lord Wharncliae for
distribution. Secretary Seward refuses 10
permit the distribution Of the mouey.
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f. KEN UP

~ TIE lit OF Dtccmher, red & white
~ OK, II or twelve oil. The owner is 70.
qnesteV 10 prove property, Jay charges, and
take it away.
AUGUST EESTLETZ.
Mi-hic0tt, Dee. u 1891
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TAKEN Up.

pl q e subscriber, LIVING lear Ciark's Miils,
ID or The 20lb OF November, a y hi;c sheep,
three or tovr years ILL Tie owner is +, quest
ed to prove properly pay charges. and take it
away GOODMAN THOMPSON.
Section % town Of Caro-, y c. 3, 1864.
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I SEE THEE STILL.

l see thee still
Remembrance, faithful to her trust,
Calls thee in beauty from the dust
Thou contest in the morning light,
Thour' with me through the oomy night !;
In dreams | meet thee as of old
hen thy soft arms my neck unfold,
And thy sweet voice is in my ear
In every scene to memory dear,
| see thee still.
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M A NIT OW &C:
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. ed, 1864
The Popular Vote Of the recent Elec-
tions Compared with Previous Elec-

tons Compare1 Win ffeVleus Lice
lions.
Presidential election returns 10 this
county form subject of curious study.
Under oar system it is possible for tie
candidate 10 be chosen 10y minority OF
tie popular vote, We, such one is as much
tie Chief Magistrate As u he had received
the vote Of every elector in the country.
Mr. II>C9L$ ii 1860 WAS tue U.iLoIity
caadja.le by 94G $50; ttere was con-
trped raonly Hgain,t him Of one million
OF yo.e. lacking SO, $50, not counting the
STATE &c South Carolina, which casts her
electoral vote through the Legislature.
lis Inajoriry a; the recent election Is some
thing ess than go 600, and 70, 600 votes
from, his SIDE distributed III ain States
would have elected General MCCLELLAS
Mr.. LINcoLx carried New York 10 1850
bv 50475 majority; be carried 1t At the
recent election by majority Of & SIC, on
an increased vote Of the State IF 41,e19
lie carried Connecticut in 1850 by ma
iyritv Of 10 33e over the combined oppo-
slion vote be carried 1t 10 1854 by =,
49, mAiorty. lie carried Maine in 1850
IL - 70i majority; il 1854 by II So;
Mlunvsots II 1850 By 9,o39 majority; III
1861 !, e shsu 5000 majority; New
tfarrrs|,fr4 IL 1860 by 9uS5 maioliiy: 10
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L see thee still.
In every hallowed token round
I his little ring thy finger bound,
This ock of hair thy forehead shaded,
This silken chain by thee was braided,
These flowers. all witherd now, like thee,
Sweet sister thou did'st call for me;
This book was thine here did st thou read );
This picture. nh yes, here: indeed,
| see thee sill.
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H There is a rumor that Gen Rose
Grams has asked to lie sen, before retiring
board.
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IL Don't kiss a furious woman. New
CT risk .msek in storm.
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Letter from Gen. Lee to his Son.

The original of the following private
letter from Gen. LEE to his son was found
a, Arlington House, and is interesting as
illustrating phase in his character:
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" To G. w. CUkTIs LEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

GO TO THOMAS r. AoN EVA GREENwrcH AND
&c., rreyy, nrooerias 40 One price cash house.
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TIE "sKORcIkSn AT FORT STANLEY.
Abe London (Canads) Free Ptes Of the 10TH says
good deal OF excitemes apparenty got up for eIee.
non purposes has taken place with reference TO this
steamer. IL was supposed she had loft Toronto on =
piraticai expedition for Buffalo, but urps out that this
report was myth We learn that enc has turned Up 81
Port Stanley, ell right but sith rather crew
The Georgian arrived at the port The Sh 70 wood up
Ber crew got some OF The forty rod whskey when 10
toto the bold and then plirg oordwood on him Tho
captain also had set 70 with OF the crew and rave
and capable Of considerable mischief II ihey had The
chance.
ARRIVAL AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pY THE COL.
Lrcros or CUSTOMS,
AxHgRsrpuRc, Canada, Nov. 10, 1904
Inc steamer oeosan arrived here yesterday The
suspicious. He will detan her until further orders from
The government, The owner ind snant, and threatens