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features and compares well with the corresponding date
year. when the Of discount was down At four
per cent, and when instead Of Q general absence OF
speculation such as Is observable, there WAS an
extent OF imitation beyond all former parallel.
heavy re-erportation Of silver was taking place
from India TO England.
The Paris Pai,ie denies the rumcr that N. Germany,
President Of the Mexican Finance Committee had
dered his resignation
The Paris 1rie states that consequence OF the sup
preston Of various French legations in Germany several
French Consulates General particularly in Peru Chile
and Morocco win be raised to the rank OF legation.
The Asia arrived at Queenstown at Ave O'Clock the
morning OF the 22d OF September.
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vUs.s ssp ~ lS@
stsyuss ssyscrpp
rbe ns~s received N rsrs. uhch esasnd ne fs,ai ~
General css,elssa from ~ sssAirs, has b.sn meeh
commented on h vienna The collapse a Ne ssfIsss
empire 10 no bnser aoobssd. Mssimiiisss inribsns
return freely s,cssn n A. certain iaasst hs frsn1s
say that unless 10 ~av.s tss country 9Th he rsessh
troops hn body a,sfsIy smhs'n~a . sl that s~s need
srpsci W sss s nrl
tasy.a ~ rNssrs
some SERIOUS vov have ,sxss risss IN rrsvss. "
srpss~ that Ne pru~asns sold " ss1toa ~pm~ pro.
v~ioss, cosss p~s,, sssr- sorn. A., -h'eh hsy h~i
sar,~s@ssa fruw ne wsssuns A. the-s .se,ioss
80 sftstr gssstsy u - srslss sd we've s1.shi
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PAsr, Sept III. 1904
s.rvnir ssrrpr.rrD pESrs ram.
The korasw Of yesterday morning contains the FOL
lowing note
CowSrros oy Mxrc,S rn.scr AZ psxs
The President ~ ths ,ommission u Mexican Iinance
Paris informs holders Mexlcan and bonds
tna, no deposit destined ,or We pay msni q srreasss
BY the Mexican government this payment will b" post
pon.d.
me President of The Commission remind. tho sane
time tho holders " Mexican bond. that according "a the
conditions Of the original contract capital of thirty
four fnlliions depos ted At the cae ds Ir. a C~sg
rats NJ and invested Ia three p.y cent sovefnrnsnt
curites trsntea rrnalns Intended BY means of quar-
tery capitalization, for iho reconsutaiion o. Their
capital.
~rots you some tms since that coun, Dc cerming,
the President of the Mescan Finance Commission, had
gone TArbes, 70 consult with NJ pould In regard %
tho dapidaisi condition of tho PARIS branch ~ the
Mexican Treasury snd In the hope that NJ Toald uosd
20 hh relief The astste Minister ~ Finance,
ho~evcr, did not exhibit tho sigbisst deposition 10
make any further investments In Merriam socsrtls-
and spon his Paris few days he made
preparations for dissolution W his boreaa dmeharyes
all the smployes bat certs informing shsm ths,
he should have further for thsr pre-
sent u u altogether probable that he ~in himself 70
sign In day Or two.
surcr sorws
The Ara ersc, Of thn pobileassos upon the Boure
y make regular sasss 7vt p~st. Amer ell The
paper and stree, talk about hs NE sssa-
ths part Of the seniomcsi prs~s thai the
government vr engaged In psrfsetns . plan vk<h
would thoroughly ,heu inisr~s shs En-
pcror had ssssnisnsedn Hssinisns sole rrsoss-s,hs
customs. ws suppos>d thai Win shs moral rsspcss-
bly vhish rss upss France fos NE payment sf shs-s
bonds, thai sscn eass - shs ps~~si wosid soi bs
SLOWED 70 ss1se In fa~ NE hcid~vs ka< right ssp
pcss bal ~ Dsssy fss Ne psynsss u Wss ln.gess
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city, where immense multitodes greeted them. Accord
ing 10 previous arrangements soldiers OF former
wars, wounded heroes and detachmens OF volunteers
who participated in the late campaign, city officials
children from the schools and worknsen, all cf whom
had places assigned them both sides Of tho grand Lin
den promenade, took part in the reception After the
King, at the head OF his troops, had entered The
Brandenburg gate no was welcomed by num-
Der Of young girls, who presented him with
three laurel wreaths, for himself, for
the Crown Prince and for Prince Frederick
Charles. The chief burgomas'er also delivered
gratuatory address to which his Majesty briefly replied
thanking the Inhabitants for the magnificent reception
which, he stated, in every way worthy Of the
sion. He said that the troops and not himgef were
entitled to the honor OF the victories shoud
be the object OF the ovation. All the beil In the city
wore rung tho national hymn sung by tho children
and workmen ana performed by the bands, while the
greatest popular enthusiasm prevailed.
BERLIN Sept 2l-- Evening
The troops appointed 10 make their triumphai entry
to-day passed in through the Brandenbnrg rate at
same hour and in the those who entered
yesterday Thousands Of strangers have been attracted
10 Berlin to witness The display AZ O'Clock the A.
Deum was sung In the Pleasure gardens Before tho
altar which had been Tor the occasion we're the
royal family several foreign princes The generals OF tho
army, thr nrHDrrs OF tuo fruPsan caDinct win the
exception Of Count Bismarck, tho Italian ambassador
and ono hundred and four cergymen OF all denomina
tionf. The sermon preached by the chief chaplain
OF the army who took for OF his discourse
20 OF the 11sth Psalm At half-pa the hymn Of
ST. Ambrose. sung amid saivoes OF artillery closed the
solemnity, which was Of very impressive character
The city Is brilliantly Illuminated this evening.
HoSoRs oRDEHs-A GENERAL AMNESTY
Incident to the trumpha entry OF tho troops and the
celebration OF Prussas victories orders have
been distributed and large number Of promotions
made. Count Bismarck has been raised the rank OF
general and appointed tho command OF his andses
regiment.
The Crown Prince and Prince Frederick Charles were
invested with the order "pour 10 M6rte, togsther
with portraits OF Frederick tho Great
The royal decree has been issued ins.ltutng cross
Of honor In commemoratlon Of the campaign OF 1866.
An amnesty has been proclaimed for all persons who
up To the 10th instant have been convicted OF high
other offences against the crown resistance tho
State authorities violation OF public order offences
committed by the press in Infringement OF tho prew
law of Nav IL 1851 and infractions OF ord!-
OF March H. 1851. regulating the right OF public
meeting.
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m. >.~. ss.r ..- pa.s 1. He,,,..

fnr,p f-rp, igt .orrc-ola-nea of the London TIN
Tho Kasf.rn u~elon ~Ncit~~ constant attention,
grres s.d ihe osciaI sogi Dslss
/isaJ usvotas iessiing arrls i1 lat evenings 81.
un ~ ths subject hut beyond noticing th. 10 tsmos
dlstIranros have commenced reported ~ Telegraph,
ronytn. part ~ thc trfuDrsi sfuef by lhs Greek
srnm~nt 70 me proseriiIf powers aud thence oonens
ing that tic government ~ King George rfdsnuy
..~u thai the only hsis,y fpr Gambia "s IN nnnsga..
sRh sr.sre u nskea remark ~hnh ind.csis
tho sr; Whist "a. feelings " the Bertha taiDat
yards the faru question. Tbs of the ffussAsA
pfo~ apI@sfs however, this morning n Indicate 10
enztinn g>g asf,r@ ,a',fyrns - part - frusi-
sl aCs,e
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LrvIs roor, Oct g. 1850.
The steamships Citv OF nsnchc ster. from New York
osptomber 10. aud the Scotland Edinburs from New
Yssk September ~, have arrived ou,
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the AoMAn QUESTION:.

p,..ss 0sssiss ~ sks ssesssssies ss~ DEF. 90
ss~ rsps.
trss~n ths rsrs D@A~as rstf ~
IA r,W~ 90 nsw s,at ed ~ fAsa - ssTsss 80
hessm~. fh~ f2pary ss1 lt&tT aNf " tsss hswftMf
Az sms a. thsrne .h<h. - i&unssss~ ss1s - $50"
- 49,. - susnNw uut ~ ~ ssfws~~ s~sv*ws
,.pn s.snx.thss s1a Tssss rsss t~~su~~ m~ $500 49,
-. Nm~..~s nAs. fssAg~os ~ wA sse~ V&s 49,
. o. ssss y. IA ssp* 49, - - ns@~ ss9 " ~
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10 no don. IN 1903 What they IN 1897 1879
by the bac OF Savarino and the espadtion q horea
The fears inspired bv tao violence of Turkish anaics'n
may added the official mcnacez, supported by the
gec movements of tho army and 70 the suspicion
arou "a by the gradual concentration times oprn Al
II ! thus With profound r.gre. aud painful
snrpr.se thst His Maesivls goN ernnent has
recently learnt that d.rya hRt landed ~ tanea, IA the
suite ~ the Turkish troops and bad comrnencea nnftoy
"a ADJ ocaie the massacre of The 'hrsiians fny
preacher Si mr'aer cn eombafkad on board 10. ssmv
war fhr by Nhien he had been conveyed and cannned
h,s route q company y military de,aclments, :"
the ish4a.
Tho Christians of Candla 90 require 70 cali 70 mrd
hr nasearey II II, atfnA ana of syra 10 imagine tho
hiaory Gnlor'ans.sY, tii VI crresseA of I. chafsc
Ter 1h0s oy c0Whinns pecedsnu 10 iille encouraging
With TINS quite recent escitemrnt 1f iannscism ~
Mhsch ~ fatal coincidence The latest iott0ns FROM
syria each ~ - srpieae01 hc Tausausy alterations,
r'ons ~ the possibility - seeing acenes revolving
humanity revived n 'rcter Aui, " tigv -
po-lun of fsntlelFu IN nd io be iafesnen a. the
in.vaane eansaqfanre NJ Z delicate W'paaiHp, whm
nsy vi not hays lne nrvt inoi iaegeu the
onposiO ,ha execution ~ fDo soert tgetur'si PEE
r0flbri ~ the sublime lofir Nill poApY "pcotnuer
grom iha csttane IN the m0antanA fhe more li,r NJ
lvsfy sosernsent nhcts upon Nc mlt'er ihc moro
srusty u y ird q sfprrh"md aangGnagy eynts IRON
which great b.sl bo n4dc % preserve tho
Gfc.atA
In view Of III. imnineate ~ such dar iirr
aaiesty'e eovrrnne moved Il knows but t,o veil
tils date ~ SUFFERING and the frequent rrsaa y ~
set-rl ean only Yas aith The srus.s ~ vhf~h thay
noorpga facts, 20 trace tnfni mciure y inls porl
eipgasisn, ms dnicait wnua be ihe iash ~
Offering upn,n upon tlic mfnlure8 Nhich alone
guarantee IA. airanf r1iairncc marc connr'Dshi"
I, their hhlory sud q tho requirement. q civilization
| sna Inris-@
|
| bf"nrh opinion Of the En-t~ru Question
PAN QselA g0i c0rrcs pondcncc ~ London umaf
The iusurecen in Caran aud Tho Greek question b.
gln 20 ntct decree Of attention here which wll pI,-
babiy be nc7ed ROY at III. insurgents ani ihr lurA
sh tronfa have actually 7at IL bla~A Ii certain
theirs q great Hr afnrx ai the creek populations
ihr ifss, and there y i4koY woms bloody Nori y
| noofy fnf13s'f 10 oaecs a ay own otsrf, atoms
lttiy darnR the Rpgnk n the prevent year, and rrrun
stances that have anca my knowledge, leave
not doubt nton my mni that M. In
citetnents ~ itallsn ag.hts tie prevent state
~ ung- W IN gre,, measure dAe Neither
Fru-sla nor Italy ssls weil LBown, posted short
campaign ard sneh complete 1rcas ila'y repac ally
| knowing how fornidabl. tAsmy sho lad 10 deal
mth aud ihai tho as,isiAnce nrori"d htr % rfus
| would only tc VI thc nAtur~ ~ divefs0I, hnd
! actually upon italian buue aeids, folt iho nocea
sty ~ providing rsyerves, and ~ pfspsnbI
dsngera aud diiAcniucs lor Aurua calculated 70 dfas
away her ncapt tfom ITALY and g:gerally - weaken
Al sts lf tfl.ffNs
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Royal visit TO the United states Saundron mt
Stockholm.

Stockholm.
STOCKHOLM, Sept % 1895.
The King Of Sweden with Prince Oscar and his stan,
visited tho American squadron yesterday.
He received with all the honors and royal sutes.
In the evening United States Minister Campbell. gave
banquet to the American officers and diplomatic corps
Tho principal officers Of the Swedish navy present
and nterchanged amicabe sentiments
The reception in sweden was enthusiastic and thou
sands Of people visited tho ships.
To morrow the squadron sals for kicl
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
IMPORTANT FROM the EAST.

The Revolution In Cundia-- Glorious Victory
for the Christian Insurgents Three Thou
sand Egyptians Killed and Wounded, and
the Pacha CapitMiated.
MxssIsA Sept o. 1866
private despatch from Corfu describes the recent
engagement in Gambia glorious victory Tor the
Cretans.
The battle ia said tn have taken place at seno.
Three thousand Egyptians placed ho's dc combat
and the Pacha in command, with the remainder OF his
forces, capitulated
The Croians captured considerable quantity ol mu-
nitons OF war, several flags and four guns
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u.s.k-f u~s.i~s psps~s~s U.ws.
The FsTfs Jrsnw sstD4sass N4xs xasstsi tassm@ :
pMs04 H. IN sra<e W frga fssN
.naf. = - NsAsss masv-s tss sna W s~yssss1~F
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The Cholera in Leipsic.

Lsrrs,c Sept. II, 1900.
The choora is raging fearfully here Tho fair Is do
serted business is a stand sll and there panic
among the merchants
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Tsis.spsai La,ry .f the pra.sis" Trssps Int
n~riin.

NNNAs't rTiN @v-~tF'hthAs
he ssiumphn rttry of tha FTsssian troops into this
cry 'orpsrnced ,iA morning Al hsfpasi eleven O'Clock,
'nd ~ili b. conruesd tomorrow Tho troops selected
10 enter p lay composed chiefly Of guards, and
name"fef ssoas ef'y ilousasd. They wers mA-hsied
on ~ spAroaS drsil grounds outside the west
sd of Ne ei'y, whence tho Kng. attended by
toaht ssmafek ssa ccn~s.ss Won Rooc. hosks,
vorsssns's ses niamsnshsI, masssscsn,iy mounted,
I'D ibsm IbIcpfb hs fsms,s Bran<sasprs ssIs ~s shs
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Bansuet eT Triuusph In Rcrlin.

BanQUet O6 Triumph In Hcriin.
BKsLrs, Sept -. 1890.
Al the banquet last evening by the municipality in
honor OF tho return Of the army the military repre-
sentatvcs OF England France and Russia present
The King, al the conclusion Of hs speech, said -
May the peace be lasting and be OF equal benefit tho
future OF Prussia and Germany" 4"
Then raising HIS glass his Majesty RAID :--"rhanks %
my faithful people and my glorious army Hurrxh for
the army and the people in arms Iiurrah for tho
fstLerlandin
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( U R 0 Pc.

n - II ~ - .
News by the Gable to Friday,
October 5.
.,o~->~.>>~o~>-.,~.c>.>4>
The London Change and Liver
pool Cotton Market.
MAIL ADvICES TO SEPTEMBER %.
Our Special Dispatches and Paris and
Vienna Correspondence.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE EAST.
The Allied Turks and Egyptians De-
lcated in a Sanguinary Battle
by the Christians.
Three Thousand Infldels Killed
and Wounded and Capitu-
lation of a Pacha.
Iaxmilian's Throne and Treasury Aban-
densd by France and Austria.
TFiumphal Reception Of the PruSsian
Troops In Berlin.
Napoleon at Biarritz in Inn
proved Health.
0andian Vote Of Annexation to
Greece.
The United States Squadron ut
Stockholm.
TIE Italian, Roman and German
Questions.
%. &c. &c.
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The BelGiaa Press Law.
Bsussus Sept 22--EvesinK
Tho Court q cSyation has rejected ths appeal Of n.
Giard, editor Of tho Gyeie< and NJ Denta editor Of
the Epgs convicted Of nfrngomens Of tho pres Law.
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future OF Prussia and Germsnyl !"
Then raising HIS glass his Majesty sa,d Thanks %
my faithful people and my glorious army Hurrxh for
the army and the people in arms nurrah for tho
fstLerland!n
The Prusso-Saxon Negotiations.
The Berlin Zeider Correspondence OF the 23d ulL cor
tradics other repos and declares that the preliminary
conferences between the plenpotsnares Of Prussia and
ssxony have been entirely without result
The same journal asserts that NJ that moment
gotiafons whatever being carried with sanony.
italian Operations Against tho sIciiian Bri-
MrssnA, Sept oo-Evening
Ton Italian vesses with troops arrived at Palermo
Sunday last
They disembarksd and engaged tho insurgents. The
fighting Is continued to-day.
The insurgents had formed a committee of direction.
The Royal troops stl in possession OF the palace
and bank.
sixteen millions Of lire ara deposited in the latter
building.
Its believed herr ,hs, the movement win shortly he
suppressed.
FLORENCE, Sept z2 isss
The Royal troops entered Palermo yesterday vithou,
meeting any serious resistance and without Sustaining
any losses.
Tho nsuucCsionsry movement is subdued
TIE Exeraiive E~simss~s sT Holland.
rrE HAcrr Sept "a, 1904.
In io-day's sitting tho second Of tho chambr. the
government brought forward the budget for 1907
Ths revenue Ia estimated n ninety eight and half
millions Of norns, and ths expenditure ~ ninety
niiiions
The extraordinary expenditure for sns ssvy aIsd .,
three Millions
There will BE- no extraordinary redemption n pabBc
debt.
The Betgiaa Press Law.
Bsussns, Sept 22-EvesinE
Tho Court u Cassation has reersd ths appeal Of n
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8 r A \ c &.
sus PARIS cuasfspuuutntf.

P.sr, Sept. n. 1894
s.rvnIr UrrprsrrD Avn oLp ram.
The korasw of yesterday morning contains tho fol.
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BY THE earle TO OCTOBER S.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The LoBdsn Money Market.
LONDON, Oct Q. 1855
me money market IL easier
Uonsois s9A for money
sEsURIrrs.
LosDos, Oct. 5, 1866
mo following the closing prices OF American
sasiGes.--
vuitsa States Dve.twentes es..............7o 70.
ky10o
IhiM3to d6nfrals ss5s
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 5, 1895
Tho Brokcrs' Crca reports the sales OF cotton for
sAs veek at I25 COO baie The sales day 5000
bales the market closing easier Nddllng upands
Sssted to-day ~ lls pence
Lsverpssi BreadstuH. Market.
LIvYRPoot, ocs. s, 1893
he breadstofYs market is dull and deciisng Mixed
WeSaeyn corn 2es Cd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-22
RoMfs Due.

Among the first boats due are the Emma
Floyd, for Nashvilles Lawrence, Bertha,
Silver Cloud, Sherman, Nightingale, EN-
peror and New York, for St. Louis; Cliff
ton and Misiaeolas for Memphis; N. Long
worth, Argosy and Westmoreland, for
New Orleans; American, Madison, Louis
vile, David White, and ST. Cloud, from
New 0rieanss Armada, from Cairo; Tara
soon and Mary Ament, from, louisville.
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SHEET IRON and COPPER WoRK made to
order on short notice.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
II. of exery description.

Dealers in Steam Gauges, Gum Bel.ing
Fire Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boltint
Cloths, &C., at manufacturers prices. is
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sTEAMBoA4 PRINTING.

has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Orr assort-
ment of job Type, though very, large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
Our Job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Btlas Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts. Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
GO, &c. Orders. left with either Of the
wharf-bo win be promptly attended to.
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The weather yesterday was clear and hot,
hot enough for the middle of June, or even
July. The river is falling fast having de-
cained some eighteen inches during the
twenty-four hours ending yesterday after
noon. There is as yet, however, good
channel depth oflwater for all classes of
hOAtR Fssfssrs4sla
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TRANSPORTATION.


The UNION RAILROAD AND TRANS
PORTAFION5 COMPANY via Pennsylva-
ma ALLENTOWN route), Steubenville, ONO
and Indiana Central Railroads, has PEI
fected arrangements by which it can otter
reliable o,,r
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Arrivals aild Departures.

The following constitute the arrivals and
departures since Sunday night: Mercury,
louisville to Nashville; Baltimore, Ports
mouth TO New Orleans; Superior, Cairo to
Evansville; Sam. Orr, Eastport to Evans
Vile; Darling. Memphis TO Cincinnati;
]. r. McComhs, Henderson TO Louisville;
Liberty Mo-, Memphis to louisville;
Charmer, to Cairo; VIM. White, to Green
River
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Notioe to Whom It NAV Concern.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
4 any debts contracted Dy E1W: y I 6r1SSn'
FnayI6 div THOMAS O'bcAhc-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-22
To the BOYS in Blue.

Comrades there are enemies in the camp, not
dressedi the home-spun mudcolored rags of the
Rebel army but they are here in the guise of Y n
ion Men they are engaged in the work OF re-
cruiting for cause more accursed than that of
four wears ago they would rob you of the hon
ors YOU have gained upon the field of battle
Leagued with Democracy, these once professed
Union Men are now bartering away soul and
honor for the promise of office, and come to you
under the mask of " Conservative Union, or
Johnson men, Remember the treatment of our
noble brothers at Andersonvile, Belle Isle, Sails
bury and Libby Prison, and trust not the Syren
voice of tempters, for they are unchanged. They
who were traitors during the war are traitors
now. You were told while sporting the blue
cloth of the United States volunteers that as hire
lngs of the North you were fighting for the ne
GRO, but that Text false as the friends who ut
tered it. is played out, and now from the same
lips comes the cry of Negro Suffrage, hurled at
YOU for the express purpose Of gaining converts 70
fhe traitor cause. Can you believe them1 VIII
YOU trust these men who tried to place you in. a
false position while you were suffering all the
hardships of soldiers life for the honor q your
country or will you remain true to the best IN
teress Of the land you love, by holdingtast to tnt
fiends who have been tried in the past and found
ever faithful. was proud to be with you upor
the field of battle and want to be with you
still-ss together we laughed atthe name OF Aooi
itionist and moved on to victory, and now though
the Copperheads and Weakened may call q
Radicals, we must press on to victory AGAIN.
Don't allow them to make dupe OF one
1 ST.
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The Mute Detective.

"No dogs admitted sir, y said the porter to
gay assembage, as a young man and his aog
appeared at the entrance. You must leave him
behind if. you go in M
sltVery well,h said the young man; 'stay
about here, Prince till come back ~ saaia
And he Joined the crowd within.
By-and by, the young man wished TO refer to
his watch when behold the chain had been snap
ned in two, and the valuable time piece was gone
He considered the case moment, and then
sudden thought flashed through his mind.
So stepping out he whispered the fact to the
porter and gained permission to take the dog in
for a minute or two. ""s
"Look here. Prince" said he, you knowing
dog, my watch is stolen,' and he showed him
the empty pocket and the cut chain
ts Do you understand, old fellow2 In there,
sir, is the thief. You find it, my good doggie
and Pll get you famous treat You under
stand, do you p -.
Prince wagged his head and tail, and gave his
master a wonderfully knowing and acute look,
and then the two stole quietly into the place.
Quietly this dumb detective gllded around
among the people, smelling at this ones coat
and that ones chain until at last he set his teeth
firmly into the coat skirt of genteel looking
man, and could not be shaken off. slq
The young man quietly made known the case
to the bystanders who gathered around him. and
had the thief pocket duly searched. Six other
watches were found upon him, which he gathered
up in the course of the morning, and which
their rightful owners were very glad to get their
hands on.
Prince selected ont his masters property in a
twinkling, as that was all he cared for, and gave
it to him joyfnlIy., It would have taken a very
keen policeman to do the work SO neatly and
quickly, and all agreed that he merited as good
a dinner as any dog could have. A good beet
bone and bowlof milk, however satisfied all bis
wants, and he was just as ready to do the same same
favor over again.