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An Isttnots Girl Recovered from the
1ndians-An Interesting Narrative.
From the Denver News March cal


Gov. Cummings has furnished us with the
following copy Of letter received Yesterday
from Major Wykoop. by which it will be seen
that he has recoved the girl mentioned day
or two since as having been held as prisoner
by the Dog Soldiers Of the Cheyenne tribe.
The papers Of Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Mon
tano, and others that may see it. are request
ed to copy the letter, as it will aid in the
discovery of the relations Of .the recovered
young lady:
FoRT LARNED, KANSAS, March S, 1866.
To His Erceilency Alexander Cxmminos,
Governor Of Colorado Ter itory:
Sir: have the honor to state you that /
have just procured from the Dog soldiers Of
the Cheyenne tribe Of Indians a white girl,
fifteen years of age, named Amanda Fletcher,
who was captured on the first of last August
From my conversation with her, and nv
knowledge Of the country in which she was
taken, Judge that the locality must have
been at or near Medicine Bow Creek, not far
from Fl. Haleck.
She states that her father and two brothers
escaped, and thai her mother fell, whether
killed or wounded she does not know. Her
father in all probability, is in Denver, Salt
Lake City or Idaho Territory.
At the time Of the occurance, Captain
Wilson, lst Colorado Cavalry, was in CON-
mand Of Fort Collins, and may be able to
give you some information in the premises
The girl is very anxious to know whether her
mother is living, and where her father is.
As soon as | can learn the whereabouts OF
her father | will send her to him. Knowing
that you will feel inte -ested in matter OF
this kind, have taken the liberty Of addres.
sing you. The young lady was from Miners
vile, Henry County Illinois. and the family
was on the way to Idaho at the time of the
attack. think if inquiries should be made
through the press Of Colorado, Utah and
Idaho, her father can be found
Ny address is Fort Larned Kansas. and
would respectfully request that you acknowl
edge the receipt Of this communication, and
let me know what is the result of the en-.
quiries you make for the purpose of endeavor
ing to find the parents of this unfortunate
female
(Signed) E. w. WtHKoop,
Major U. S. A., Special Indian Agent
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HAVANA, March "a.

AlANANAg uAiIu
Since Wednesday night there has been .
report of negro instructions on Oriendas'
plantation, and also on an estate Of Martin
Hernandey, and on two others near Gallon
drou. The Government sent this morning
some cavalry and infantry, and are now pre-
pairing to go to the scene of the trouble.
There is little danger TO be apprehended of q
general insurrection at present, but many feel
that it will come sooner or later.
There has been large defalcation discov-
cred in the Military Treasury, aud the in.
tended Don Joaquin Calves, and the inventor,
Don Vincent Roderquis, have been con.
demned to pay 81, ,562,294 There are also
deficits in the Custom House and Collector 5
Departments.
The United States gunboat Mackeraw has
been in port several days, and will leaye to-
morrow for st. Thomas. Capt Drake has not
been WE'LL but is improving.
The health Of the island is very good; we
have less sickness Of any kind than usual at
this season.
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BosroS April 3.
A fire broke out here last night in l44 and
146 Devonshire street, which was principally
confined to the 9th story of the building. Mr..
d. G. Griswold, dry goods dealer, occupy
ing the lower floor sufferered loss to to the
amount of $4,000, which was mostly done by
water. Insured for $500 in Boston aud
New York.
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The Tax Bill.

New YoRK, April 8.
The Post special says, the Ways and Means
committee is not yet ready to report the tax
bill to Congress. The committee proposes
to reduce the taxes firmly to seventy Eve
millions Of dollars; it is also proposed to re-
duee the tax on labor and to exempt all in
comes below one thousand dollars.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH or a. Brave orr,crp
All who served in Hazels brigade &c ,ha
Fourth Corps in 1868 viii remember vai, III
Capt. James 4. Jones, Of NE lst Ohio Infsr.
try, and will be panied to learn that at the
burning Of Pixies Opera House in Cincinnati.
on the 22d inst, he received injuries Of which
he has since died. While assisting in saving
goods from the burning building he was
struck by piece of the falling cornice, his
skull fractured, his right side terribly mutil-
ated, and his right foot torn off at the ancle.
de was insible until his death. Capt Jones
was one OF the first seventy Eve thousand
who went ont out in 1861, and served from
that time with great credit. During the At.
lanta campaign, he served on General Ha-
zen 8 staff as Provost Marshal, and vas very
highly esteemed By that officer for his intel.
ligence and skillful discharge Of every duty.
He had no passion for army life, and The e.
dearments of home were strong with h;.r .
but he recognized the service as duty. "a
no man was drawer in action or more entir m
aud faithful at al times. He will Be reuem.
bered with affection BY his brother odieer,
. brave comnde and > pleasant, faithfnI
tnsnd--Clscslssd A~sld. 49,
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THAT Copperhead organ, the New York
Ne,cs,, in this spiteful humor surrenders
General Grant over to the keeping Of the
Republicans:
.The radical spiders have woven their
webs skillfully, and Gen Grant is entangled
10 their meshes, we fear, beyond hope Of
resene. The politicians have trapped the
so'dier. The wiles of the cunning and prac-
t,ced intriguers have been too much for the
unsophisticated votary Of Mars. The tactics
Of party have conquered the judgment az
the man Of battles; and the Lieute ~ Gen.
eral, harnessed in the traces Of faction. !.
henceforwsrd doomed to obey the Win and
spur Of the demsgogues who propose % ride
upon his hack to power. |"
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~ RiGtNAL NorICE.-ro Mary Tumeity, willow
~ and Thomae Tumelty and Aenes Tnmstv heirs q
her own risht: You a-c hsr-hy hcias that there y
nle II ths Cl rks Office Of the District Court Il
Lee County. Iowa, at keokuk petition Of II en Wal
ling ci.imng Of YIN the freclonre Of certain Tar
Ded executed b. the City Of Keoknk. By th- city
Collector ON. hundred ieet OF the nnt end
Of lot 81 six fn bio t2) twenysev.n In the City Of
Ke knk, iowa eaid lot cold ard convey Cd to the
painiin the pay mt Of the special texes due the
'iy Of Ke kuk for the year 1857 ami miles you SD
thereto and defeud bere neon RI the aac,nd ay
next term OF said Co It be begun holosn op
thr fret Monday IL September next, 10 6 as 60
kuk Iowa. default will be entered asanst you and do
cree render ed thereon. RANKIN McCRARY
Rsv stzmp, socss.] fapr4 d Asiy'- fir PiainiH
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e.
sPRHG.

ARRuG.
We knew it woulaIead to poetical inspiration
md the product would como unto us in rhyme
lady couesroadsat writes ~ - follows. II Il
) little transcende.tal and in places completely
'bfuscates ~, bat Spring has behaved - incom-
'rshsasfbly In her late coming thst shs deserves
. b welcomed in incomprehsnsibls verse.
Spring has reached the northern valley,
Rvsr here seerassy qsesn;
She, Hike angel In dark alley
1. Makes the rusty heart -ainges clean
Velvet footprints o'er the mountain,
Blnshss mirEored on the sky;
Bursting bud, and gushing fountain,
Show our Ss.y qaesn is By.
Reused she, old Des Aoines, one morning,
Hs > giant strsng in might; I
Raised his iceberg name, in warning,
Deluxed scores Of hearth- stones quite.
Ec'er beFore in such passion
Was he known with Spring they .ay,
Till she kissed him-Sanday fashion,
Bade him sing p.ata'- lay.
Lo the little blue birds sonnet,
Turns withered l,fe-ieaf green;
Maiden Spring has dropped her bonnet,
On her brow, 4 rreath is seen.
NJ. A. DEAxE.
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Health Of Gen. Hooker.

NEw YoRK April 8.
The gallant Major General Joseph Hook
er, is gradually recovering from the severe
illness which has confined him to his room
for the last three months. He appeared
on the streets to-day leaning upon the arm Of
an attendant.
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Green, the Maiden Murderer.

Bosros April 8.
The Supreme Court this morning in the
case of Green, the Maiden murderer, de-
cided against the writ Of error, and confirmed
the previous judgement of the Count, ap-
poini ting him 10 execution.
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DEATH OF CAPT. RRowS OF VAN RuREN
CorNrY.-We regret to learn that Captain
Joel Brown, member of the Legislature
from Van Baren County died in Des Moines,
on Saturday night, after severe sickness.
capt Brown was a much esteemed citizen Of
Birmingham, had made for himself good
record rs soldier, was thoroughly loyal
was III the prime Of life and his death will
cause profound regret in the circle Of his
many friends.
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PREsIDEEr johnson made cell Of sympa-
thy upon the wife Of the late Senator Foo,
Immediately after her great bereavement.
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foofR, Cashier OF the First Nstios NJ Rank of
Reokuk, do toiemny swear that the above Il ,enent
il true, TO the beat Of my knowledge and be. .ief |
Il y. H01rs, Cashier.
erArr o. NwA CousYr 3, u,
Sworn TO and subscribed bafore this n day OF
April, 1866. + eWANwIoK
Revenue stamp &c. Notary Public. |
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Raid ON Beggars and Street Sweepers.
New YoRK. April 8.
Orders were issued to the Metropolitan
Police for summary arrest of all beggers in
cluding children who sweep crossings.
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Senatorial Vacancy Ailed.

MosT PELIER, April 8.
Governor Dillingham; has appointed Hon.
George F.. Edwards Of Burlington to the sen.
atorial vacancy occasioned by the death Of
Hon. Soloman Foote. Mr.. Edwards is a
lawyer and stands high in his profession.
He has been considerably in public life and
was speaker Of the Vermont House Of Rep
resentatives in 1856, and 1855 He leaves for
Washington at once.
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Mss Mary Harris, Who shot NJ. Borrosghsl
y Waehisoso0, hss startA millinery store
= RisAnoed ssss''
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
(For Afternoon Dispatches see I'd page.)
CONNECTICUT ELECTI0H.
Rep.haiean Victory.

Republican Victory.
New HAVEN, April 8.
The republicans here are firing 800 guns
over the election of Gen. Hawley The
Palladium of this evening figures up $50
majority for Hawley in the state.
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OT. LOUIS, April 8.
The entire, Union ticket for city officers,
headed by ex Gov. Carney for mayor, was
elected in Leavenworth, Kansas, yesterday,
by the largest vote ever cast.
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THE wOOLES DEPARTMENT

kubrscss Q supsrb selection ~ Blankets, Ylannsis,
Yarns, &c ,Ac.
he Notion DspartDeut contains . splendid lot Of
Gloves ard Hosery OF tbe best quality for lAdea
gsntiemen, boye, misses and children.
Underwear for nea, voeaen and children.
Fine Brosl Csyehs. Cssimeres and Heavy Besvers for
esrtlemsss wear Of the best quality and styss chssp
A 6ne stick cf Wool Cloths aad Heavy BeAysss for
Ladies' Clost.. very cheap
ehasfs without number for Ladies' and Misses. Also
lasHe lot cf Dreakfast ehawis, BamofAls and Hoop
Skirss " ths --latest st3i I'D patterns.
Carp u. Ri.or OIL Coths, Mata, Rues. Druegets &c.
fhs sbose bat intim stion Of the large stock o
staple and fate, go Kept BY this Arm Sufiee il to
aay they keep yhnx THAI elegant and useful In
the dry goods ne the Anett silk and silk velvet
elo.h down the thime needle, thr-sd huttons and
frimmnxs y ith whsch 10 make t And - they buy
clusiyeiy Gr b, their will have pa,
them ~ intess we'll - . ptodt
Gall suf examine fr yourselves The propietors and
their ob igins saismen will great pleasure In sh
ing their STICK. and to il that yon desit
With honestly. Remember, they occniy No. Sc Main
street. nov7
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PoTTsvILLE, N. Y. April 8.
There is strike to-day among few
collieries near st. Clair, but no where else
as yet.
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Bryant, 6tratton & Bells

THE advantages of the highest.clAss Busi-
u nes- c ii.ge are offered Ia this fn<ttnsion.
echolA- bit this Coieg- good throus the
great Int rnatiouai Chain OF Buins Colleges located
In forty vs Of the pncis cties of the Unted eta&es
and the Cansas--snpioytnr over t~o hundred Profee
sud Teachers with dali, attendance Of several
Of grada.te- dipions passports 70 lucrative
and responsible positions.
Th- SchSl h under the supervision Of D. " Bel the
founder or the famous Bslfa Commercial COLLEGE, Of
Chicago. ani il conducted the system of actual
Banness Turning original With this chain Of Colleges
and TElrs& .PnI 10 taught by practical operator.
Send for College Paper. ard address
BRYANT. STRATUM 4 BELL.
jan3d3m Quincy, tllitois.
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N. STAFFORD,
Wholesale Grocer,
LEvEF, KEOKIK.

Tobacco Tobacco!
lust received on consignment large lot
Of Choice Tobacco, vayiJns brands nd for sale low
" n STAFFORD,
aMr3o-d No. 81 & % Lesee, Ksnktk.
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CASTLE MILLS FLOUR.
WE have on hand supply Of this well
~ known brAna Of
CHOICE Xxx FLOUR,
Manufactured from ALL OLD FALL WHEAT. which
ays supply trade at Nil Prices. aiding
freight only. ROBERTSON ALBERS.
NchA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Wanted.
RY the day or week, situation in q pri-
- vats family - S+a1st<esss hy np<te.t per.
son Who unferstAnds cutting and ng CT trs closh-
Ing. Ad sres anna WARD
apr4dlw 20 Bog SO
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r. VoLNEY.

DRACTICAL DYER AND SCOURER,
= Third Street. between Main AID Johnsoa, n.xt 70
the Feed Store.
Repairing aad Requesting
Of 6ents~sa'a clothes neatly Soss. The putisc nsy
rely on their work being done u tbs most se5suunc
wol kms.-t,ks manner, and pnsetrAiIy.
f44d6m
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l. o c. HALv Cashie Of The st.se National Bank Of
he kak. d l-mny that the shevs statement IL
| true - the best Of my knowledge and belief
C. HALR, ca. hisr.
efAYs oy Tow corSfY or LIZ
svnvH 10 and subscribed before me, this "a day Of
| April. 1885. RF BARf.krf Notary Public
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QUARTERLY REPORT
OF sHE cespssios orYHs
NATIONAL BANK

OF KEOKt-K, IONA,
On the Morning Of the Firsa Monday of
! April, 1866.
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KEOKUK
FIRE AND MARINE
Xasssrance Cosspassy.

rUyHIs Company b.ing : HOME INSURANCE. COM
fANY, e,nmends Il partic uiary citizens of
Icsa Insurance made Buiidipgs Of all klnds, Fur
ptu4 Ptat., Wearing Appurt nd n ch eudiSe Also,
on ioods snd A-fcA aai-e In store transit whether
by nc ~, take. River, Mali WAGON,
Insurance taken the favorable rates. and io-
e. promptly adjusted.
DLRECTORa
4. y NOWxR, WRF B1ver %.
Nm PATTERSON, OF pAstefson Z ruikerman.
EDWARD KtLB0URNB L~s.ee x MI ?. M H.
4 PECK, 0s Cady = Peek,
JAS. II. sHE.LxY, Late Of Coz . sheity.
A. L.. C..AAABLe, o. Co snshie smyth.
n. LJyk. Prst rirst National Bank,
WA. A. BkOWXELL N B,owu-Il Bro.
smith HAAILL Ofs. HAmail Co.
OYF7CERX
BowER, President III ADAMS. secretry.
sHELLAY, Vice Presf VI LOVE IRE ssufes.
aprl-d HI GILMORE. Attorney
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Gives to th~ public that thoce indemnity OF
vh,lesoe and permanent character strongly gnaran-
teed BY Phan ! Poicits.
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TIYf; GREAT ISSUE.

TIE Union 'Hr"uHI.ICAH rLlIloEN.
Amendment ofthc Constitution OF
The United States, which Passed
Congress ut its late Session by the
Constitutional Majority OF Two
thirds. and il ROW Before the
States for ratification.
RSs,lgrI, Ev che S"na'" anil Ilou:c Of Rep
rcSentativcs Of the United States Of America.
in Congress assembled, twO-thrlS OF both
Houses cOEc"rr;.r:. Th"t the iniIowln;: article
10 proposed to ,hc legislatures OF the several
States as an amendment 10 tic Constitution
G tho United States. which, when ratified by
thrcc. f2,rths Of the said Legislatures shall be
valid rs par, oc the Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE -, S::rTIoH |. All persons bora
or na,uralizsd in the United States, and sub
iect to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens Of
tho United States, and Of the State wherein
they reside. No State shall make or enforce
any law which shall abritl::c the privileges or
;,nnurtirs OF tho ri,;2,as Of the United States.
Nor shall any State deprive any person OF
HE, liberty, or p:cpe::v without due process
Of law, r0r deny 70 any person within itS ju-
.idiction the equal protection OF tae laws
SECTION Q. Representatives, shall be appor-
tionel among tho sc:cra' States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number Of PERSONS in each State, excluding
Indians rot taxed: hut whenever the right
TO vote ut any election Cor electors OF PrcSl-
dent anil Vice President. or for United States
Representatives in Congress, executive and
iudicinl officers. or :hc ,n"iahers o! the 1cgis-
hturc thereof. r: GrEic,i to any Q! the mNse in-
habitartS of Snch STAT. h"in% tnenty-one
tears Of a.c. aah ci:izeaa % the United States,
or in any way Abridged. except for pa.t;cipa.
ton in rebellion or o.ncr crime the basis o!
representation shall be reduced in IN. proper
ton which such n,>.r citizen. shall bear to
the whole nunbc7 Of male citizcms twenty-ouc
years Of ago III that State.
SECTION No prison STALL h2 4 Senator Of
Representative in Con:aSS, clcc:or Of Pres!-
dent or Vice r:><;!'n:. or he'll any office,
civil or miii,arv. r;nic7 the United States, or
under any State, who. karin: previously taken
An oath rs = nn>:nlcr al Congress, or ns :
member Of any State Legislature. or 50 IN az
ecutiyc 0. judicial officer OF any STATE. to sup,
port the Constitution OF the Chitcl States
shall have engaged in in+urrcct:on or rebellion
against the SAME. or gwen all AMI .com:rr'
to the enemies thereof; hG. Congress may, by
I. vote {! ,r"-,hirl5 cf ra>h House, rcmov,
such disability.
SECTION T. I'll" validity nc the public debt
Of tho u4li,i States authorized by law, in,
eludin. debts incurred FOR the payment o!pca-
sionS and bounteS :or services in Supp.cSSins
insusrcct,on or rebellion. shall not be qurS-
toned; but neither the United States MOI
any State shall assume or pay any deb: o:
obligation incurred in all o; instruction or
rebSllion against tho United States, or any
claim for the loss 0. emancipation ofany slave
but all such debts, obligations, and claims
shall he held illegal and vc;l
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4
!. When Gen. Dix concluded, tho President
was called for, and responded in q br''i a =
dress which is 10 different from either 0, n'n
piece. That We presume it was prepared ss0r
him BY ono Of his secretaries. ING .pro'n lE
Q) occurs in; this address only SIX h"e ~ a"u
tho word CONSTITUTION" only, once. y. !:
Tho President md his party left Chicago on
tho morning of the 9TH for St. LOUIS VI"
Springfield. We have neither room nor '''nc
to follow him there. We feel amply compeh'
stated for orr trouble in accompanying MN
thus far, by the benefit the loyal radical party
has derived from his trip. A prominent IT,
linois democrat, and ono devoted to Andy
Johnson's policy, gives it MS his decided op'n
ion, that loss of 100000 votes in the West
IS certain from the Presidential inlscrctIon'
already committed. And so mote it be.
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BEH. SMITH, the experimentation
nee for Governor, docs not like orr
free school system; he denounced it
az worthless, and incorporated on our
Statute books. in order 10 tax the pco'
IpIe. Or course, hardly .ny copper
head IS in favor Of clcva,inS the HAS
SEES; Ignorance kept them in power
before. and as they are rIldcr the
leadership Of Johnson, seeking TO- re-
gain power ayain-thcy cannot tr1'st
an intelligent people; they are too
quick in discovering the clovcn loo'
Our old General is an enemy ofI'rec
schools too.-Parl'e.s6urg Times.
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The Washington correspondent o.
the Boston Advertiser says, in speak
ing Of the Presidents reception Of tOe
Philadelphia delegates: Mr.. J t!i!i
son performed his part in his ts'a'
modest ,uapner. lie said he was "s
much opposed to csot;sln as anyDe9 \;
and fearing the assertion m'Eht,, ~ !,
doubted by somebody, he provean
BY referring to himself but onc '. .
:lred and:twenty.six times In .t~ou .ts
minutes, asatoIlows:. twice Us ~. ivy
:.'humblc individual" three ~ ~ ~
.plsvsn tine, a. emo, n,twents:niT'l'
Tina q .s,ny..,,s and 1s;e:ysitnty:eigHA
times rs Simple Is, ~: 81: :,
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The Epvb'ieaM and some of It's
correspondents seem to thimk that she
gallaut AMI Intelligent sr!iicrS. who
Rough; au.l Suffered So long and n"J.y
in Il great AMI Glorions CAUSE, arc en-
tremely gulh6le, and ready to swaI'
low the vilcst Misrepresentation
that the sul,:icrs have forgotten that
the same c'up trap WIS used in 1861
by all scccS:ionists. Our boys, rhc
". Va. bnyS.) knew well hEea how to
detect = rebel or u sympathiZcr. All
through Ike war they we're MOTEL Tor
their sasacity in this respect. They
knew them by their looks. the tones
Of their voices. SC. And low they
(thc sullicrs.) can cxcla:m, - The
sane sound is in or cars
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o. oar frat raye will be found the
proceedings Of the first three days Of the
Loyal Sou,hrrre"'s; Cen; oation in Ph!la-
dc:phia. !; WAS Gar ahead OF #aything
Of thc Convention kind :hat has ever as.
Semblcd on t;.;> continent.
Manifestations Ct enthusiasm com.
mcnced the preceding saturday. and
continued to Increase ra;:i Wednesday
nj pht, when il eliminated iaa grea; Cnion
Mas, Meeting, the like o: which has
never been seen in America.
The philadelphia Evening Bulletin
says: The least enthusiastic estimated
the numbers at 100000, and we think
they did no: cx&:.r-atc.
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In answer to a mcStionat Judge

In answer to a QNeStlon1t Judge
Kelly, as t" how many people were
present atthe philadclphia mass meet
i'g on "Wednesday night, Hon. Jamcs
Speed replied: Count the sand by
the sea shore. the leaves III the Tor
est, or the naa.bcr,or times Andrew
johnson has Sail L since leaving
Washington, su:l You are answered,