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PERSONS AND THINGS.

John Morrissey for Governor. Graft
,udes demands it.-M Y. Tribune.
Hon. James G. Blaine is announced for
six speeches in Ohio, commencing in Gin
cinnati on the 30th inst.
ave find that he came to his death
from calling Bill Jackson liar" was
the verdict Of coroner's jury in Mis-
souri,.
Ann Eliza has seized Amelia's car
riagc and horses. To ameliorate this af-
Fiction, Brigham will analize her claims
farther.
"The world owes me living" said n
Salt Lake hummer. eyes," replied a
creditor, "but few men have had to
stand the cost of it, SO tar; you'd better
try to equalize the expense, now"
A little five.year-old OF Dorchester
somewhat surprised his mother, a few
days since, with the remark: "God is
everywhere; he is all over me, and when
you spank me you spank God /"
sothern says, in the Areadian, that he
never plays "Dundreary" twice alike, ex-
planning: "When an audience sees the
point OF a joke toward which am work.
Ing, l always stop. l never pursue a
point after there has been laugh.
Audiences differ very much in quickness
ofappfeciation. Some are so sharp that
it is positively painful to play to themi
they cut me out Of so much"
For some time past ladies walking in
the streets Of Newark, Nj, ID the even
ing have had their dresses ruined by
having paint or oil thrown upon them
by some unknown person. All efforts. to
capture the rascal was in vain until last
Sunday evening, when man named Har.
rington, who had thrown oil OH a lady's
dress, was arrested and lodged in the
the station house, where be will await his
trial. The man has been identified by
the lady s.the person who ruined her
dress.
There is native dog in Newfoundland
now sixteen years old. He is gray, and
his iangs have fallen out; but he is pro-
vided with coy kennel and food that
does not need much mastleation. Around
his neck is a glazed collar bearing three
medals, one Of silver and two OF gold
One Of the latter is from the Royal Hu.
name Society Of England, the other is the
gift of.an American captain, and the sill
yer medal is from former Mother supe'
rior OF St. Miehael's Cpnyentin St, Johns
All three Testimonials are in recognition
OF the animals sagacity in saving lives
NINE years ago last June the Emperor
Maximilian closed his brief Mexican
reign in the court yard at Queretaro
wherc he was shot by command Of Presi'
dent Juarez, and ever since his widow, a
Belgian Princess, has been insane. She
is incurable, and barmlessly melancholy
Like 0phelia, she dotes on flowers, and
when recently she strayed away from
Chateau Laeken, and nothing short of
violence could induce her to retraee her
steps, physicians strewed some flowers
on her path in the direction Of her re.
treat. Poor Carlotta eagerly followed
them up, and was thus restored to her
! vna rdiana.
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international Medical Congress

PHnADE1rHIA, September 9.-At to.
days session Of the International Medical
Coigress, Prof. NathanS. Davis, NJ. D.,
OF Chicago, delivered an address on "Med'
ical education and medical Institutions
Delegates from Great Britain and Cana
da presented papers congratulating the
President and officers on the success Of the
Congress, on the high value Of various
papers presented and on the impulse il
has given TO the progress Of medicine
The convention has adjourned sine die.
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Gov. ChamBerIin,s Proclamation
.-.Peace and Order Must be
Preserved ut all Hazards.

| Tn pT uSroNs g n Snntamhhr IN
o..;asA ~ - ~ :;;,ss.Ss, H., copS;,;on - H.
9ns - '1s ulIsuIsI ho!,; ;anaJ Az ~ toI III
eg, aoY. Susnn me-! HA' t's'se' '"e -O'
ioTups W plooi;aaaoM: ;Ae""a.: H.. .o.ohoJ ~,
"net"a ao.;I;a my III ~ Sssgs.aJ I /, .So ia, ~ -
tMas : s.t t0Se AZ ~ tsI. St ~. nj.
,,,,;s; n,n " ~ LIE " ans sosson ssa t1a an,
!ss % %,.asnd;ra Al e anJ % ;.;a,;n ns t1Vn Sorsss a
no "oa oua 1Ss-oas "e n,n9h aHs;,Sr,en, ~ se,e I'll
n9 aI ~, anJ tUu toa.o sAUases ..a;n ST.
ss:t az "s uhi;o IN e aaea Iii e ta t.ha
si.,nsSoS sI tngs sue puD"U peace WI" Ue t' 'H''
aiSSs, NJ. ,L,.ro,oxo n.n;o,u chon,h.,
H. SM So.asner .as,e s,;d ststs II a. yn, nsooio;r
INV purnose To preserve the nubtic peace
Of said city by all the powers at my com.
mand, and to secure to every man, o.
whatever political party, the right to
speak, act and vote freely and safely
without constraint or danger, in the com
ing political campaign; and l admonist
all my fellow.citizens again that violence
begets violence; that freedom Of speech
and OF political action are sacred rights
which can never he trampled upon with
out rousipg spirit Of vengeance and
retaliation. therefore most earnestly
implore all citizens to rely upon the
law for their sole protection and to do nc
act which shall not be within the sane
tion oflaw and It's officers. Especially
do discountenance and forbid the pres.
ence upon the streets Of the leaders Of
men, whether organized or not, armed
with deadly weapons or weapons or clubs
| OF any kind, and II call upon the officers
| Of the city and State to be prompt and Wig.
orous in checking all such demonstra
tions Of violence and lawlessness and en-.
| forcing the law
vop yur pporrcr,os or Ar1 o,rrzrss
t -A t.., i.4os 80, " M nj, N -. :,
ID tneir pohIoal rigalS. lhe spiri1 q !!
political intolerance, In al us iotms, !.
me direct cause wnicn now oppre:ses gu out
state, ana peace anu prosperily WI
never come III, that ioul sptrit IL, hnaiiy
eraaicated. Every thougntlnl man aho m
good eitizen snouia give ms utmost innu' M
ence 10 preserve tne pupnc peace ~ So
curing perfect lreeuom el poiiucai aG-
ion. am now IN sonletehce renee, WIN @ .h'
mayor o. sne Guy anu 1ne chiel conSta- aa..i
p,e o. tne elaIe, anu ail mGasutes .I t,: sui'a :
Sle lor .he PrTtee'h oi s 'ns q, ciIi"ens eu, y
onariesIon WIN ps taken, anu ~ Pelson.
VINO nave yioia'ea, n or Wlosnaii % heieal:ei a:e
Noia'e 'ne ~" VIII W ofo"su' " 'f'"
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September e.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Petrcleum-Firm;
refined 25Aa26c; crude 100. seed-Cloyer
10a11c. Whoat-Dull; red Pennsylvania
81 II; amber 81 1sa1 20. Rye-62c. Corn
Steady; yellow 56a59c; rejected 5oa5lc.
Oats-Steady; new 36a42c. LArd-1O1a
1OXc. Butter-Active; New York and
Bradford county extra 30aSlc; frsts 27a29c:
western extra 2ba27c; frsts 2la23c. Cheese
Dull at 9a10c. Eggs-Steady; western
25a26c. Whisky-Western at 81 12:
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CHEYENNE, September lO.-on the 9Th
inst, Harvey Beason, at Kane's rancho
on Pumpkin creek, near Sidney, was fired
on by three Indians at short range, one o.
the balls passing through his chest, when
be ran to the rancho short distance and
got his gun and returned the fire. The In
dams taking refuge ina washout drove
him back into the rancho where he sat for
eighteen hours with his gun across his
knees and cartridges in easy reach deter
mined to sell his life dearly II again at
tackled. Parties. have gone with con-
veyance from Sidney to bring him in and
il Is hoped the wound may not prove
fatal. Five hundred recruits arrived here
Yesterday,
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A Terrible Fight Between Roughs
...NnN of Them Killed.

New YORK, Sept. GA terrible muir
der was committed this evening at Hague
and Pearl streets. It appears that two
gangs Of young rowdies were in that
neighborhood who have frequent battles.
Thomas Moore, aged 20, Of No. 8 Vaule-
water street, belongs to one gang and Mi
chael Mccarthy, OF tNo. 0, same street, be-
longs toanother. Tonight the gangs en-
gagged in a fight. McCarthy's gang was
getting badly beaten, when he rushed in
to grocery store, seired large cheese
knife, and coming out plunged 1t into
Moore's neck, serving the carotid artery
and causing almost instant death. Nc
Carthy then fled. .r.sr'
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TnEtorch.lig procession on Saturday
night was a decided success, nOtwith-
Standing several OF the clubs have not
pyet procured their uniforms and torch.
81, The showing was not only remark.
idle in point Of numbers but exhibited in
amarkeI degree that unaminity Of feel
ing aud action which the people are
bound 10 hail as sure omen Of victory,
The companies are well drilled already
Vhile the numerical strength was more
formidable than had even been anIici-
uhl
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The New United States Marshal
of Of'KentuelEy.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 9.-The
appointment Of General Speed s. Frye as
United States Marshal Of Kentucky, TO
succeed General E. II. Murray, resigned,
Is received with evident satisfaction by
the Republicans OF the State, including
the present incumbent. Frye is known
as The slayer OF zolIicofIer, at MIL Spring,
in the late war, and won distinction in
the Mexican war.
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Horse Thief Killed.

CHEYENNE, September 10.-A Mexican
called Pedro, who stole two horses at
Sidney, was followed by the Sheriff Of
Cheyenne county and two men deputized
al Ogallalla, Neb, TO point nine miles
east Of that place, and while resisting an
arrest was shot and killed. The Mexi.
can fired two or three shots at the two
deputies, slightly woundlng one in the
side and shooting through the hat Of the
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FRANCE.
Mutiny on the United States FRI
gate Franklin, D..

PARIS, September 9.-The Figaro pub
fishes telegram from Nice, under date
Of yesterday, the sth, reporting q mdtiny
on board the United States frigate Frank
lin, at Leghorn. The dispatch says The
commander Of the franklin; to save The
lives Of the officers, fred with a maitrail.
leuse Calling gun upon the mutineers
nine OF whom we're killed before order
was restored.
Rome states that the United States steam.
ship Franklin left Spezzia. to-day for
Villa France. Neither at tSpezzia nor at
any other place in Communication is
anything known about the alleged mutt:
nv ON that vessel. IL-o -
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THE Democrats have had an almost
unbroken streak Of bad luck since the
81. Louis Convention. There was, first,
Tilden's mistake in making concessions
to Hendricks, and not holding the House
OF Representatives firmly to the resump'
tion act, to which he was unmistakably
committed. Then II is discovered that
both he and Hendricks have too much
record. The party ia put upon the de-
fensive, and Is engaged in apologizing
and explaining. The ultra'reactionary
element ia coming to the front, also,
especially in the South, and this creates
uneasines. Altogether. the prospects 81
success, so. bright in June, look lnprom
isingly dull in September. = Cincinnati
H,nnercial.
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The summary Of the other races is a


PH1LApELrHIG; September 9.-The in
ternational regatta on the Schuylkill, was
brodght to close by several tub races
and mile and haif'rac between two
crews from the. U. S. mau-ot-war Hart.
ford. The Halifax crew. entered the con-
test against the Thames crew, getting the
first prize. The Honorary Committee Of
the Regatta decided that under the de-
cision Of the umpire, they had no option
in the payment OF the prizes, but they ex.
pressed the unanimous opinion that the
honors Of the international four cared pro-
fessional race belong to the Halifax crew.
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SAN FRANcsco, September 10-AVic.
toria dispatch says thatthe main land has
presented an address to Earl Duderin ex.
pressing joy at the failure Of the Carna-
yorin terms. The Colonid to-day Signifi-
cantly remarks that the quickest way out
Of the railroad difficulty would be TO sep.
arate the island from the main land and
leave each section 10 work out It's own
destiny under distinct. governments.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
. 49, 7
SPAIN.
The' Atrest OF Tweed.

MADRID, September 10.-It was found
in July last that Tweed was in Santiago
de Cuba, having passed there from Ha.
yana. Gen. Joyellar vas applied to by
the American consul TO have Tweed Sc.
cured and sent to the United States. Gen
Joyellar was quite willing, even in The
absence OF an extradition treaty, TO oblige
the Americanl government in return for
its courtesy in the Arguel case some years
ago. Tweed, however, was apprised oi
his impending danger and sailed for Vigo,
Spain, July 81, on board the sailing vessel
Carmen. Mr.. Cushing thereupon notified
the Spanish government OF the, fact
and found them willing to arrest
Tweed, and return him 10 Cuba or deliy-
er him up to the American Consul.
Every precaution was taken by the Span
ish government to secure Tweeds arrest
in Spain or on any coast line by which
he might arrive. Severe orders were
given 10 local authorizes, especially those
Of Vigo and the Galitian coast. On Sept.
6, the Carmenhove in sight off Vigo and
was boarded by the Governor OF Panti.
Tweed from nhotooranhs which be
had in bis n6saession for some time
nrev;on. ,a 10 tbe arrival of The fugitive
tSsJIv TSsaJ vas " sntersd S on ths sSin,s Saners
under the name Of Secor, and was accom-.
panied by q man giving his name, as
nanhax po,h ya,a " In ~ msJ;ntaIv ~ secn rad I
ns5 asPnt%. th.o1n % mt "o = caIshooSe nnder , a
s,a a,sona sn'o"n s".rJ Y brt wars snb.snnsn,lv
nU sdh sssd hy orSs- 40 w ~ q for,ress n V;so
nnJer u"u he 81 Command nun af The captaisS.
General
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New YORK, September 9.-Arrived-
Steamer Germanic, from Liverpool.
LONDON, September 9.-steamship AL
geria, from New York. arrived out.
PHILADELPHIA, September 10.-Ar'
riyed-Steamship Ohio, from Liverpool
New YORK, September 10.-Arriyed-
Steamship Mosel, from Bremen.
LONDON, September 10-The steamers
Frisia and Briitanic, from New York
and Indiana, from Philadelphia, arrived
out. D.,
FARTHER Po1sT, September 1o.-Arriv.
ed-Steamers Alhambra and Texas.
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RnnR Rohhers CorraIIe,I.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, September 9.-The
latest intelligence from the Mortified
Farmers Bank robbers, Is TO the effect
that they are supposed to be corralled in
the timber near Lake Elpian, Waseca
county, and the citizens are confident that
they cannot escape. Hundreds OF men
are engaged in the pursuit. h"
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Man, Wife and Child Found
Dead

sr. LOUIS, September "a family Of
Swedes, consisting Of man, his wife and
small child, were found dead to-day in an
old house on the farm Of May Gentry, two
miles from Sedalia, Missouri. The theo-
ry is that tho man and woman died from
sickness and that the child fell into a
bucket Of water, after the death OF the
parents, rs It was found drowned.
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reduction on Centennial Tick:

New YORK, September 9.-Tho rail.
road ticket agents, in convention to-day,
made a reduction Of ten per cent on the
present rates to the Centennial, 10 New
York and Philadelphia from all points
west Of Chicago and 81. Louis. This
makes in all reduction Of thirty.fvc per
cent from the regular rates.
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The Abscondlng Montreal Jewel.

ST.. LOUIS, September s.-.A1rA. Josephine
Mellor, mother OF +. G. Mellor, the alb
conding Montreal jewelcr who was ar.
rested here Thursday, made application
TO Judge Jones Of the Criminal
Court, to-day, for a writ OF habeaS corpus
in behalf OF her son, with view to his
release from confinement, Judge Jones
issued a writ returnable next Tuesday.
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TIE New York Times OF Friday pub
tli'hes half page Photographic fac sim
lie Of Mr.. Tilden's receipt for income
u,s given in 1862. It is sworn TO and
signed by Mr.. Tilden, and certities that
The whole amount OF his income for the
year, liable to taxation, was S7,l1S. In
parallel columns in the Times corrected
return, showing that his real income was
SlOS OOh
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lfmn h'E.Y. Tribune Ol saturday.l
REINFORCEMENT in business, Of which
Nehave noted many signs, evidently con.
iiHae' Better prices, a larger demand,
and more hopeful feeling are noticed at
Boston, Comparison Of grain receipts
and shipments. shows very remarkable
gain at Baltimore, and, with improve.
asns in other branches Of trade, Cncour-
'e's The business men Of that city. Phil,
AhlPhia rcjoices in n traffic which is still,
a. 1t has been for months, somewhat
larger than that Of corresponding periods
!M year. Buffalo reports a marked
Improvement toward the close Of
August in grain rates by lake and
canal, although the receipts Of the month
"e were small. Pittsburgh reports a sudden
Upward start in back ClearingS, which Il
attributed way in part to the rapid advance
n.i, ~ on, but is in part unexplained. New
T.leans' notwithstanding a considerable
tos IN grain receipts, rejoices In very
arg crops election and sugar. st. Lou
S!oseS The cotton year with receipts
Si'Iy 1sI donble those oiauy year preceding
saa mas gained fairly In cattle and II
Saaaa!y Q! grain moved this year, though
@o@e Sa, other branches Of business loss il
S..; Ss'tu' chicago is moving a very large
sam crop, though Mt low nrirea
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TIE Philadelphia Ledger, one Of the
most Trustworthy commercial papers in
the country, says "it can no longer be
denied that better feeling is apparent in
almost all business walks, and that an in
creased demand for money at an early
day is probable" 1t adds that "the
amount Of money offering is large, buI
there is less disposition on the part oi
banks to submit to the low rates which
have rnIed SO long" This increased de
aand for money will be followed by al
opening Of new industries, and revival
Oiwork in all the manufacturing estab
lhhments that have been partially oi
vholly closed since the panic.
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ALL the efforts thus far made to call
Tilden out on the income tax business
have proved abortive, no statement or ex.
planation having appeared. All the
shifting, imaginary excuses Of his friends
have come to nothing, and he stands, thus
far, convicted, not merely Of defrauding
the Government, but Of perjury as we'll
aud the feeling Il becoming widespread
and profound that he cannot clear him
self Of the guilt. Failing, he Is doomed
-PilSJurqH GdEGtte.
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NoRwAIK, O., September 9.-The an.
nual reunion Of the Third and Tenth Ohio
Infantry was held here to-day. Seven
hundred partook OF dinner prepared by
the Norwalk ladies. Owing to rain, no
procession was organized, but banners
were displayed in profusiou. Several
bands Of music from abroad were present.
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rnIRrY puILDIxGs BURNED

WARKwoRrH, September GA fire
here last night destroyed about thirty
buildings including three stores, Dailey's
Hotel and Cummings bakery and grocery
Loss about $4,000.
ORvlLLE, O., September 9.-The resi-.
dence OF Mr.. Stutsman was partially de
stroyed by Gre last night, Loss about
$500, covered by insurance in the Rich
land Mutual and Western Mutual. The
FIRE originated from coal falling out o
the kitchen stove. ~ -
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fAubAhiLiIIAS.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and Upper Lake Region, northeast 10
northwest winds, rising barometer, sta.
tionary or lower temperature, light rains
followed by partly cloudy and clearing
weather.
/ For the Lower Lakes, southeast to
northeast winds, stationary or falling
barometer, cooler cloudy and rainy
weather. -
The rivers will probably rise from
Keokuk to Memphis and possibly at
Pittsburgh.
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.FAmORY pURNED.

srpAIIA, Mo, September "a fire to-
night consumed the collar factory Of x.
Hamburg Loss $4,000, insured Tor 81 J.
900 in st. Louis companies.
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NEW YORK, September 9.-The pack.
age trade was fairly active. Cotton goods
steady at current rates and the supply In
tirst hands much smaller than usual OF this
time OF the year. Prints very active and
scarce. Hartel's fancy prints reduced to 2
cents, and Simpson's mournings advanced
to that price. Woolens In moderate re.
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FIRE RECORD.
Carriage Bending Works de-
-...'| StrOYetf, H.

TOLEDO, September O.-The carriage
bending works OF Bingham & Co., foot ol
Lagrange street, we're destroyed by fire
this evening, with most Of the'contents
The pattern rooms of-the Novelty Iron
Works, adjoining, were badly damaged
Loss from $4,000 to $4,000; fully in
snroI
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New YoRK, September 9,-Traphagen,
Hunter & Co, clothiers, BoWery, have
suspended. Cause, unlucky investments
and the late hard times. The business oi
the house continues at present under the
direction Of the creditors,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, September 9.-Flour- Quiet and
steady. Wheat-stesdy; No.. white
Wabash held at 81 10, I1S offered; No. 5
do 81 IS; No. / white Michigan 81 %; No. 2
81 10; No. 8 red 81 Q6. Corn-Steady; high
mixed 49Kc; low mixed 499sc; damaged
4Shc. oats-Firmer; No. ., S5c; white Ssc;
Michigan S6c.
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Grand Reunion Of Veterans 10
be held mt indianapolis.


. INDIANAPOLIS, September 10.-Arrange.
ments are about completed for reunion
of the Union Veterans Association on
the Goth and 21st, and the following in.
vitation has been issued:
HEADQUARTERS BOYS IN BLUE, 1
UNION VETERAN ASSOCIATION,
: ." DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA, +
INDIANAPOLIS, September 8, 1876. }
To Me Soldiers and Sailors pho Serrsd in he
Union Army and Nary during The late
war, and all others in sympathy with he
cause JOr trhieh they fought:
On behalf Of the citizens OF Indianapo.
lis and the soldiers Of Indiana we extend
to you cordial invitation to participate
in the reunion Of the veterans Of the ma.
ton, in this city on the Goth and 2lsi
inst. This Centennial year, with its clus'
ter Of memories, encircles periods ol
time in which the highest and noblest
virtues OF our race have been revealed
in a patriotism unsurpassed by any other
nation. In this century Of time the besi
and purest feelings OF our natures have
been moulded into one sentiment higher
than every other-loyalty to the flag
Our country has safely entrusted il
keeping to her citizen soldiery in the per,
lis Of war, and they have preserved and
returned 1t sacred and triumphant. Tc
those veterans yet remaining 10 lis, week
tend q welcome 10 our midst in the spirit
that prompts the welcome 10 the yictort
OF all nations and we hail them and BID
them thrice welcome.
Your presence on this occasionis earn.
estly asked.
[Signedl o.P. MORTON,
E. B. MARTrNDALE.
JOHN Q. New,
JOHN CoBuRN,
CONRAD BAKER,
FREDERICK KuEPLER,
BENZ. HARRISON,
X, S. FOSTER,