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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
FROM CINCINNATI.
Pardon-Comm n ,ntiou-A Report.
CINCINNATI. Monday. June 20, 1865

CINCINNATI, Monday June 20 Is65,
The President has pardoned Charles Walsh,
one Of the Chicago conspirators, now IN tho Peniten
tiary at Columbus.
Tire sentence Of Thomas B. Payne, ordered by the
Military Commission to be shot. has been committed TO
FIVE years Imprisonment in the Ohio Penitcntiary
The Gaiate's Indianapolis special says: II is report
cd that indictments have been found against BOwles
Sons of Liberty in the United States Court safe.
guard In case Of an adverse decision In the United
States Supreme Court against the Jurisdiction Of the
Military Commission. I.
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RESTORATION.
Progress toward a Peace Basis
Trsde Restrictions West Of the Mississippi
Removed.
ONLY A FEW EXCEPTIONS MADE.
Nv ,he Presidens Of the United states Of
II America.

Nv the Rfee10eOt 81 the Vohso~ C'
America.
Whereas, 1t has been the desire OF the General
Government of the United States to restore unrestricted
aurpercial intercourse between and In the several
s.e. a. soon ss the same could be safely done in view
- Resistance to the authority Of the United States by
-.nhipstons Of armed insurgents; and wAesoe that
Sesre has been shown in by procamaons Of the 18th
.fApr 1865 the Sd Of june 1865 and the Odd OF June
US, and, rhrsAs 1t seems expedient
and proper to remove the restrictions upon
internal domestic and coastwise trade. and com.
erca intercourse between and within the States and
Territories west OF the Mississippi River; now there
Ore. be Il known that ], Andrew johnson,
President Of the United States do hereby de.
sh that all restrictions upon internal,
Domestic and coastwise intercourse and trade.
md upon the purchase and removal OF products Of
States and parts Of States and Territories heretofore
declared in instruction lying west OF the Mississippi
River excepting only those relating TO property here
tore purchased by the agents or captured oy and sur
Dsndered by the forces Of the United States and
. the transportation thereto or therein on private
counts of arms, ammunition, all articles from which
ammunition 10 made gray uniforms and gray CLOTH are
annuled and do hereby direct that they be forthwith
removed. and also that the commerce Of such States
srd parts of States shall be conducted under the super
vision Of the regularly appointed officers OF the GUS
toms who shall receive any captured or abandoned
property that may be turned over to them under the
~by the military naval forces Of the United States
I'd dispose Of the same in accordance with the insruc'
Gems on the subject issued by the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
In testimony whereof hsve bereunto set my hand and
ooused seal of the United States TO be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington this Path day OF June IN
e year OF our Lord 1885, aud O: the Independence OF the
Oz3Ssd states the eighty NINTH ,,,o,,
BY the President W. HUNTER Acting Secretary Of STATE
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Letter from JeH. Davis - the Rebel Cevs
ernor Of Cenaessee.

Among the State archives recently captured
and brought back Nashville the following letters
RICHMOND. June "a, 1861.
To His Ereelleney 1sHAN G. HARRIS. Goornor Of Tss'
Irecevcd this morning telegram from Gen. Bcaure.
gard as follows,
Am informed that Etheridge and johnson sent
from Washington Monday morning ten thousand
40 O0) arms TO East Tennessee Via Cincinnati and
Lexington. Ky"
1t viii be necessary for you to keep close watch and
seize these arms the Of their entrance into Ten.
nessee strong force viii possibly be required tf the
traitors 0rgnnzed) 10 aid in their seizure Hoping
that all tho vigilance may be used that the requires
and successful Seisure be made. am most respeots
fully. yours, &C.. JET. DAVIS.
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Commercial InteiIigenee.

LIVERPOOL, June l6.--COrroS-The Brokers'
reports sales Of Cotton for the week 100 o0 bales
including spectators and 3UOO to exporters Inc
At has been buoy ant prices Id HIGHER for Amer:
can and Old higher for other descriptions The authorizes
Quotations. are: New Orleans, lsd Midina Orleans isd
Lar Ipauds hid Middnx Upsnd l7ad The sales to-day
Frdayl ae estimated 5000 bales the market ciodng nrn
At the above rates Stock in port estimated a]oo bses
Of which 30 oO0 American.
srITs o. TRADs-The Manchester market has an upward
tendency. 49,.
PROVISIONS inactive. - . ..,..., ,,,,
IoSpoN June l6-Consols for Money. SOL d9o}; Ilino1
Central Shares asa Erie Shares si0t United States
Five. Tsenties o. .
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased o
IyRRpoo June l6Ths Cotton market closes very firm
saes OF 20, 40 bales. Al,
LospoS June i6-Clo.rs prces.-Consos for money so
q s0f and Tor account, 8 i6ot .. DID,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

RAILROAD REBUILDING Tho Sarannah Herald
learns that q contract has been made by the Georgia
Central Railroad Company fur rebuilding 20 miles Of
0gecchee River. The work Mas TO be commenced as
tools and materials coad be procured, and Il
beeseG that the contract wOnld be executed within
20 days from the common cement Of operations This
will be a very important step toward restoring railway
communication.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

The Moniteur of the 18th says: The rurors
that the Government Is preparing to send large reen'
Iorcements TO Mexico Is entirely inaccurate.
The military budget was under discussion IN tno
Corns Legislatif Gen Alard announced that .
senn,us consulum would shortly b. presented TO The
Chamber to regulate naturalization 10 Algeria
PreparatiOns making ct Toulon for the thai OF
new electrical internal machine by which 1t L. stated
that iron clad vessels be instantly destroyed
The Bourse was frmer. Rentes Oh the l%ta were
67f37o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Tho Railroad Dfsaster on the Ohis and
Missiasippi Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Monday, June 70. 1863
Information is obtained FROM the proprietors
Of The Nc Albany Ledger which paper first printed the
terrible railroad accident the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad that they obtained the Facts rom the Con:
Railroad and also from passengers. Tie account may
possibly have been exaggerated, but further details
will bo obtained and teiegraphed.
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Masonic Celebrations or 81. Johns Day.

LOUByTLLE Monday. juno 20, Ieoo
The celebration Of st. Johns day by the
Masons on Saturday was very imposing. They par.
took OF splendid banquet aud had one OF the nnest
PROFESSIONS ever witnessed here the prominent feature
OF which WIS the Louisville Commandery No. Of
Knights Templar on black horses, commanded ~
Charles r. Woodruff, Deputy Grand Commandant %
Keutucky
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Troops Going Homc-Thc Norfolk Eiec.ieu
FORTRESS MONROE, Saturday, June "a, 1865.

FORTRESS MOXR0H, Saturday, june "a. 1865
The steamer Convoy, from Richmond arrived
with tho 4sth New.York Regiment, Col Murray. en-
route for home. 10 be mustered out Of the service
The election for officers for the City Of Norfolk
took place today. The two principal candidates for
the May orally are Thomas c. Tabb and Simon Stone
and up TO o'clock. the contest was considered very
Clnno.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

In the Prussian Upper Chamber proposition
was carried by large majority against the Minister'S
that the Government should bring forward nil pro-
vdng that the members Of the Diet utterng mperious
calumnjes or other actionabe expressions during de-.
bate should be liable tO punishment BY the general
laws OF the lind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Court Of Appcais-Thc New-Haven Rail.
ro1d Case Still On.
ALBANY, Monday. j

ALBANY, Monday June 70, Ist3.
In the Court Of Appeals, to-day, the New.
Haven Railroad CASE Is still going on. Mr. VIII
ham Tracy replying.
The Day Calendar for tomorrow IL the same a. pub.
usbed for to-day,
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Latest.

LIVERPOOL, l6th.-The R. M. steamship Chi
ma, from Boston, via Halifax, arrived at Queenstown
on the 18TH
The steamship Edinburgh. from Eew-York. arrived
at Queenstown on the 18th. Tho political news un'
important
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The Assassination Of President
Lincoln.
Official Correspondence between England
and the United States. .r
A new ELECTRICAL INTERNAL MACHINE.

PORT Az BASQUE, N. f.. Juns Is !
via AsPAY BAY c. B.. Monday. June q, 1865.
The steamship Damascus, which left Liven
pool at $50 p. m Of June Is and Londonderry On The
18th. passed here to-day for Quebec. The Damascus
has 20 cabin and 2c3 Storage passengers.
Tho news 10 meager.
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CALCUTTA, June 12.-Markets improving
BOMBAY June 9.-CorToN- The shipments since
May "a amount TO $1,000 bales
BonBAY June l3-The stock Of cotton IL small and
the quality Inferior
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Austria.

The negotiations for commercial treaty be-
tween Austria and England had failed.
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Spain,

Reports have been current that SaragOssa,
Valencia and Catalonia had been placed in state Of
siege. but they were denied.
Madrid.
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ont and are leaving at the rate Of about regiment
per day from Greensborough. The llith and l03d
Ohio 18th Ohio battery. and 23d Indiana battery have
gone. The nth Ohio lllth. leth. and ed Michigan
will soon follow. The troops which remain after de-.
tachments have gone will DO consolidated with other
regiments Of veerana The troops will DO paid of after
their arrival home or at their respective State rendes
vous. It Is also fsrventy hoped that the regiments
which remain here will be paid soon as possible %
they suffering greatly, both officers and men, for
money. There win probably be In the neighborhood Of
1900 troops including cavalry left in the State. dis
tributcd now between Raleigh, Greensborough Lex.
ingtou Cavalry. Salisbury and Charlotte.
LARGE GALE OF GOVERNMENT STOCK.
There is to be extensive sale Of Government
horses and mules In this State under the direction o.
Chief Quartermaster ]. +. Boyd. Here 10 6ne open
Ing for speculation. which capitalists would do well To
improve. These horses and mules In the hands Of par
ties able TO hold and improve their condition for time
will make very handsome return upon the investment
either for sale to the farmers In North Carolina to
be driven to the North and Wet Only horses and
mules win be sold first. under the present order; but
wagons harness and other property viii be disposed Of
probably. at no distant day.
DISCHARGE OF GEN. scHoFrELD's ESCORT.
Gen. Schofed has Issued the following complimentary
order to his old and faithful escort Co G. It'll Ohio
Cavalry. Capt. Asbbury In command:
HDQRs DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH y. c., June ~. le65 )
SPECiAL ORDER NJ G.-C0. g. 18th Ohio Cavalry 10
hereby relieved frUn dnty escort at these head
quarters, and will be mustered Of service and sent
TO Camp Denison. Ohio. tor final payment and dis
charge. under the provisions Of Cene al Order No. 81
Z. =. Wan Department. Adjutani Generals Office. In
taking leave Of this Company desire 10 trpder my
thanks to the officers aud for their uniform sol
dieTly bearing. obedience Ia orders. and the prompt
manner in which they have at all times discharged The
duties intrusted 10 them. The same qualities can led
into civil life will sssurcdlv bring them wherever
they NAV be. j. NJ ScHoFIELD. Major-Gen. Comidg.
j. G. CAMPBELL Lieut. Col. and A. A. q.
Among the officers who 20 North with Gen. Scho-
field and staff 10 Capt. George C. winsow. Assistant
Chief Quar'ermaster at Raleigh He goes home on
leave, to return after visit 10 Boston.
ARRIVAL OF TAX COMMISSIONERS.
Messrs Sears and French, who have boon acting 90
direct Tax Commissioners IN different parts OF his
State have Just opened office in the State House. for
the reception Of taxes 1t takes large class Of
heavy landhoders by surprise. and the tar Office has
been visited by many anxious inqurers. who wish 10
know what the consequences will be II they don't paw
up. They allowed sixty days to pay in. after which
the lands may be advertised for safe. Ea
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FROM RICHMOND.

Adjournment Of the LegisIsture-Prudent
OonAues Of Hts Nlembers-A Negro Mar.
sfsge Bill Losf-CIosing spceches-The
Richmond Csiored Delegatien-Reporf
ellis Mission % Washia 9 son-A Proper
Order.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-07

NETIEHEAS :: seeming conflict of iuri:;-
w dictiun having arisen between the
civl' and military authorities of South Caro-
INA. nndcr the Provisional Government OF
the Stat: and whereas NIajor-Gcncral Gill
more. commanding the Department ofSouth
Nar"!ina having sought an interview with
me. rs Provisional Governor, in the presence
OF M:tl Genera! Meade, commanding thy;
-:tian::" st"tc>: and whereas all matters
::ivn@ ",>r TO the seeming conflict were atl-
JuStt'A ;nti arranged with the consent and
approval cf Majrr-Gcncr&l Meade:
Now. th' r>forc, ], BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN PEHiN, Provisional Governor os the
state OF South Carolina do proclaim and
make known. taat the terIa.' OF this arrange
mcnt are as follows: ''That in all cases
where freedmen or persons Of color are con-
crri:rd, the Courts of the Provost lIarshals
shal! haze c&" 'usivc cuGllizancc to try and
ADJUST Ti,i'i. 1"r the present: and that all
nthr: &, - !t%a be Beard and adjud .acd
~ ;;r civi! courts, municipal authorities and
rvl ;, "''rss' OH Under and ac;."rding to The
r"oilS Sail he opened 1ndcr the H..ovi-
si"nal Gnternlnent. a,rl all civil and n!,ni-
r:i'"l ''iiic"r| nc allowed to Resume their
".!irial NIits and discharge them freely
"iia"H' Interruption ON the part of the
hllAa!'T aUIi;orit!cs. That it - further
understood General Gilmore will issue
military or!r and Governor Perry viii in
Axe E:tl:n't ie:'l!c his proclamation, making
Known ii..S arrangement, which Is to conti
rae III evil .:uthority ~ entirely rc:.torcd
III i..;3 state AM: che Government recon
s:l7!ctc cd
An, !';., hercby call upon all persons and
":G"r III ~ I" strictly oh,r a!.I carry OH:
thc crIIS rt this arrangement.
Done IN i, city of Columbia the da. and
Year ;i',,va stated. b. t. PERRY.
bv ora r Of, he Provisional Governor.
w. y. P=:E.:v. Private Secretary.
~ Th" newspapers o1 the State VIII give
three lns:rt.oNs. Sept )
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"Well," said the soldier, ssthe
greatest lznave I know is the constable
chat brought nee here. -
'.I do not know" said the Mayor,
eswhether he is the greatest knave,
but know he is the greatest fool"
"When I count how many spots in
pack, I find three hundred and
sixty-five-.,as many days as thcre are
in a year.
"When count the number Of cards
in a pack, I find there are fifty-two-
as many weeks as. there are in u year.
And I find four suits-the number of
weeks in month.
'.I find there are twelve picture
cards in the pack, representing the
number of months in the year; and
on counting the tricks, a find thirteen
tho number Of weeks in q quarter.
SO you see, sir, the paca Of cards
serves for a Bible, almanac and COM
mon praycrcoook'to me-
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The New XorES News.

nAItY and WEEKLY. THE NEW YORK
papcr-DENJAMINW WOpD, Proprietor
largest. best and cheapest paper published
in New York. Single copies. S cents; one
copy one year, 81; three copies one year,
$50; five copies enc Year, SIS: ten copo;
one year, ~; and an extra copy to any club
OF ten. \ Twenty copies one year. SO: the
Weekly -Ne,r: sent to clergvlnen ut ECO.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS.
To mail Subscribers, $40 per alrum: sis
months, 5; payments invariably in adklncc.
Specimen copies of Daily and Weekly News
sent free. Address BENZ. WOOD,
Daily News Building,
No. 10 City Hall Square, New York City.
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or,
SOLDIERS PRAYER BOOK:

BY RICHARD LANE,
4 Prirate Sollie7, belonging to tile For
ty-second Regiment, arho qcas toAeu
before the Mayo7' Of Gl,1sgow,
for plxying cards during
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FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE.
II. E. NICHOLS, Agent.

EOR the following FIRST CLASS CON-
u PANIES:
New 1ori Underwriters Aeeno?,
;, Capital. -: :.... ......c.: s3,ooo, 600
Home Insurance Company, New
1erb Capital -. -: :....., 2,ooo, 900
international Insurance Compa-
ny, New York, Capital .... l,C0, 600
Continental Insurance Company,
New York, Capital. .... 1.Ooo. 600
Hartford Fire Insurance Com
~ pany, Hartford, Capital -. 100000
,, pany, New York, Capital. !. 1000, coo
Home Insurance Company, Sa-
vannsh, Capital. ....,.. 1000, ,oco
Phoenix Insurance Company,
Hartford, Capital. 80 ~ 500, ,0CO
Columbia Insurance Company,
New York, Capital. 5OO,OrO
New England Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, Boston, Capi-
tai ............ 5,OO1 OGO
New York Accidental Insurance Company.
lnsuring against al ACCIDENTS
With several other well known and rrlia-
bic companies, the aggregate capital
amounting to over sec, ,OO0,0oO. Risks taken
i'll any one spot to amount of $500 900.
Office at Mr.. Hussung's house. corner OF
Assembly and Washington Sts Aug 15tGm
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willis & ClaisoIGa,
Factors, Commission 1Icrchamts,
+. AND SiUPPING- 4 GENTS.
OFFICE, WILLS HOUSE,,
CHARLESTON. s. C.

TT I7-I' VTT4t. Ii'tEI,,
CHARLESTON, $. C.
~ WI;!1S. 4. II. cUrsoI.AI.
NA1llJ! attend to the purchase. sale and
w shipment TO foreign and domestic
NAVAL STORES: to The collection of Drafts
Purchase and Sale OF all SvcnIit;cs,. Con-
siSnmcnts of Vessels solicited.
REFERS 20:
{, Messrs. John Fraser & Co., Charleston,
Mcssrs. Geo. W. Williams & Co.. :.
George Schley, Esq, Augusta. Ga.
T. $. Mctca,f, Esq,
ALcssrs. Clark, Dodge Is Co., New York.
Mcssrs. Murra Y e. Ncrhcw0
Me- Mcssrs. E. W. Clark u Co., Pliladelrlliu
tiTorc, Nd.
Messrs. Samuel Harris { Sons. Baltimore
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,

A native Ca:ol;nians, the publishers Will
In naturally look to tle interests of Their
own STAT" and 70 that Of the South; ard as
citizens OF the United States, they Will not
be wanting IN the proper s,nount OF dcvo-
ton and respect for the G,sieral Govern
ment. Every effort shall be made :, make
the DAILY NEWS 4 tirs1-c!ass newspaper.
and i'll every way worthy of the patronage
OF the public
Our terms for the present VIII be at thc
rate OF ten doil,rs per a1ln.,m. Sulscrip-
tions Stceivcd FOR three, s;S and twelve
months, payable III advance.
Postmas. RS and others throughout the
country, who may. interest themselves in
procuring subscriptions, vii be allowed the
usual per cc,ltagc.
CAT!lcHEr, McM!LI.AN s. lr}EToN.
fropricturs, No. Is ,Iaync street,
aug 80 tl3 Charleston S. &c
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Going to Sleep.

Going to Sleep.
Tholight is fading down tho sky, =
The shadows grow and multiply,
Ihear the thrushes' evening song:
But have borne with toll and wrong
Sc long, 80 long!
Dim dream my drowsy senses drown
So, darlingi kiss my cyeids down.
My life's brief spring went wasted by,
MY summer ended fruitlessly;
Ilearned to hunger, strive and wait
found you, lovc-ob happy fate
So late, so late!
Now all my fields are turning brown
SO, darling, kiss my cyelids down!
Oh! blessed sleepl oh! perfect rest!
THUS Pillowed on your faithful breast.
Nor life nor death is wholly drear;
o, tender heart, since you are here,
SO dear, SO dcarl
Sweet love, my souls sufficient crown!
Now, darling, kiss my. cyclds dewn!s
[-iaautic Mo,ahly.
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w. Il. JOHNSTON.
IN &l@Erate,

rai, on |i,.ic2sS street East end Of Lody
ETHT. attend to all official business,
w brought before him; will also attend
to drawing up Dcads, Conveyanccs. Mort
cages, Contracts, and other ordinary legal
Instruments OF writing. Fair copies Of any
do ;nu,",.t executed with ncatnass and de.
p"'''.! August |
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-
for playing cards during
Dicine ,Sea'cice.
The sergeant commanded the sol
diers to church, and when the parson
read the prayers he took his text.
Those who had Bible took it out
but this soldier had neither q Bible
nor common prayer-boolz; but pull
ing out pack Of cards, he spread
them out before him. He first look
ed at one card and then at the other.
The sergeant Of the company saw him
and said:
Orchard, put up the cards; this is
no place for them
@'Never mind that" said Richard.
When the service was over, the con
stable. took Richard prisoner, and
brought HIM before the Mayor
"Wcll, said the Mayor, what have
you brought that soldier here for?"
"For playing cards in church. %
q. "We!l, soldier, what have you to say
Tor yourself"
"Much, sir, I hope"
s'Pery good; If not, I will punish
you more than man ever was punish
ed" >>''
''I have boen," said tho soldier.
'about six weeks on the march: |
have neither Bible nor common pray
er-book; L have nothing but pack OF
cards, and I hope to satisfy your
worship OF the purity of my inten-
ton"
..Very good" said the Mayor.
Ihcn, spreading the cards before
the Mayor, he began with the ace:
''When [ see the ace, it reminds me
that there is hllt one God
''When see the deuce, it reminds
me of Father and Son.
"When [ see the tray, it reminds
noe of Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
"When l see the four, it reminds ms
Of the four Evangclists that preached.
VIZ: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
'''When sec the five, it reminds Inc
Of the five wise virgins that trimmed
their lamR. There We're ten, but five
were fools and We're shut out.
''When see the six, itrc,ninds THAT
in Elk days the Lord made heaven and
earth
When sec the seven. it reminds
that on the seventh day God rested
from the works he made and hallowel
it.
"When see the eight, it reminds
me of the eigl,t righicous persons that
were saved wen God drowned the
world, viz: No..h and his wife, his
three sons and their wives.
..'When [ see the nine, it reminds
me of the nine lcpers that were
cleansed by our Saviour. There were
ten, but nine never returned thanks.
"When / see the ten, it reminds me
of the Ten Commandments which God
handed down to Moses on IL table of
stone.
"Whcn I see tho king. it reminds
me of the Great King of Heaven,
which is God Almighty.
when ] see the Queen, it reminds
me of The Queen Of Sheba, who went
to hear The wisdom of Solomon; for
she WAS as wise a woman as he was a
man She brought with her fifty boys
and fifty girls, all dressed in boys ap-
parel, for King Solomon to tell which
were boys and which were gifIs. kina;
Solomon sent for water for them to
WASH themselves; the girls washed to
the elbows, and the boys only to the
wrists-so King Solomon told by
this
''Weu," said the Mayor, ''you have
given a description Of all the cards in
the pack except one"
(Which is that?' said the soldier.
1.-The Knave," said Tho hIayor
Il will give your honor n descrip-
ton of that, too, if you will not be
angry.
II viii not" sai,l the Mayor, If
yon will lnot term me to be & knaye.r'
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Cards Spir1tualfzcd.

The following curious article is
taken from all English newspaper o.
the year 1774, and is there called
THE EPERPETUAL ALMANAC: