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Letter from Il. M. Gebhart.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. June 10, 1862.
CAPTArN-Tell my mother I am well, al.
though my wound has not healed up yet,
and will not for month to come. Ivolun-
teered to remain here with Iowa boys who
are sick. We have no 18th Iowa men here.
Lieut.. Fisk was sent to Macon, Ga, abou.
three weeks since. There have been 100
Iowa men admitted into this hospital since
we came here, and ten have died, eight of
the 18th ard one ofthe l 18th and 9Th. Sew.
eral of tie Iowa 7th who were taken at
Birds Point have been here, and one yet
remains, T. W. Taylor, Of Company @.
Tell Capt Madison will be on hand as
soon as have discharged my duty to the
sick Iowa men. '1 e- ~ 81
Yours Truly, e. NJ GEBHARr.
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| MONTGOMERY. Ala, June IS, 1862.
My dear wits-You will see by this that
we have left Selma. We left there ycster-
day morning en- route for Atlanta, Georgia,
where | hope we Will be, exchanged. Let
Mrs Gebhart see the above note from Mar
tin. He is here, but I was not able to see
him. My health is very good at present. =
This letter will 60 through the lines by
the hand of Capt. McMichael, who belongs
to our party, and who, from some reason or
other, has been exchanged in advance Of
us. 1t is the severest trial ever expert
enced in my life to be incarcerated in a pri-
son and allowed to lay there during all the
long hot months of summer, when the gov.
eminent could and should have exchanged
US months since. understand the privates
have been parolled. We hope our govern
ment will exchange us very soon.
have no time nor paper to add
anything more. We have not heard from
Stone, but presume you have received the
letter sent by him.
20 Yours, &C., j. NJ. HEpRIck.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE
: LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Commodore Davis Fleet Above
Vicksburg, and Farragut's

CAIRO, June 3o.--The Forest Queen has
Just arrived from Memphis. She brings $50
bales of cottonAthe most brought by any
one steamer since the opening Of commune
cation. 81 ba.s64 E3ss.33 g.t5,,.
The news from the flotilla is highly inter-
esting. Our gunboats and rams from above
have passed the mouth Of the Yazoo river,
and have proceeded to within four miles of
Vicksburg. There German came to the
boats, who offered to guide men from the
ffotina across land ON the Louisiana side to
Commodore Farragut's feet. Seven men
accompanied him, and they were successful.
When they reached Farragut's boats, the
officer in command nistook them for spies,
and confined them The Commodore was
sent for. who, after hearing their story, sent
seventy.five marines with them, with orders
to shoot the seven should their statements
prove false. Capt. Davis men, with their
escort, reached their boats in safety, and
thus far proved they were what they had
represented themselves. 80 ~ass
Commodore Farragut has since sent a dis.
patch to Capt. Davis. 1t was brought to
Memphis Saturday morning by the ram
Dick Fulton. Capt Davis immediately coaled
the Benton and started down the river
Others of the feet were soon to follow.
The Forest Queen left here this morning
for below. Important news may be expect.
ed from below. s1i -.ss asta .;t 81. t,..4
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REPUBLICAN,
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Wapello county, Iowa, are re-
questsd to meet in Mass Convent ION at the Court
House In the city of ottumwa, in said county, the
10th day Of July, 1852,
at the hour Of o'clock p. NJ for the purpose Of ap
poiuting delegates to the Republican State conven
don, the Republican Convention for the End Judicial
District and to the Republican Convention for the
4th Congressional District. r& rs-s.s ere
Loyal citizens, regardless of former political asso-
Citations, who are in favor OF giving the Nation al Ad
ministration their honest support in thorough and
vigorous prosecution Of the for The suppression
OF the rebellion, cordially invited cooperate
in said Cow ention AZ r
.tt by order Of County Central Committee,
A. LoTSPEICH, Chairman
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Republican a
Congressional Convention.

The Republican Electors Of the 4th Congressional
District, are requested to meet In Convention at
aontezama on Wednesday, The 9Th day Of August next
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for Rep.
resentatve In Congress- and for the transaction of
such other business a. the Convention may deem
necessary. s..
Each county in the District win be entitled 10 one
Delegate, and one additional Delegate for each one
hundred votes cast for President Lincoln ard also an
additional Delegate for every fractional vote of fifty
over.
All loyal citizens who Internationally In favor
o. supportng the National Administration T., fits ef
forts to suppress the rebellion and the unon
are invited to cooperate with u.s. regardless Of for
mer party associations.
The time and place Of holding the Convention have
been hxed to meet the views, as nearly possible,
Of the majority Of the Charmen of the several Coun
~ Committees who have given any expression upon
the subject. e
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Republican State Convention

Notice is hereby given that delegate Republican
State Convention win be held at Des Moines on Wed.
nesday the sd day of July A. D. 1892 for the pur.
pose of putting In nomination Secretary and Audi
tor OF State, Attorney General and Register Of the
state Land ONCE, and for the transaction Of such 9th
err business as may be deemed expedent when met.
The ratio Misrepresentation win be as follows viz:
One Delegate from each organized county; or one
Delegate for one hundred votes for Abraham Lin
coin for President Of the United States in 1850 and
one additional Delegate for any fractional vote ex
eeeding nhy. ees
Loyal citisens regardless Of former political asso
ciaious who In favor Of giving the National Ad
mnsiration their honest support, in thorough and
vigorous prosecution of the war for the suppression
Of rebellion, are invited to coop the
state,
JOHN N. DEWEY, Chairman. 9Th DIST. .
SAM. r. MILLER, 1st District
VS. DUNCAN, I'd {" VIM
Et JSO. d. LOCKWOOD I'd
W. r. sNrrH lth
..r"s J. II. SANDERS, eth
HF J. BUTLER, 7th
J. SHAME, 9Th So -
faHar.t q. w. MILLER, 9th I"
J.. FULLER, 10th -
r. Fl. TAYLoR, 18th
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Insurrectionary States.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The President in
accordance with the provisions Of the recent
act for the collection Of direct taxes in the
insurrectionary districts within the u. s.
has issued proclamation declaring in what
States and parts of States insurrection exists
namely: South Carolina, Florida, Georgia,
Alabama, Louisiana, Texas. Mississippi, Ar
kansas. Tennessee, North Carolina, and
Virginia excepting from the last certain
named western counties. M 1888
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1t ep OTTUMWA m 81
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY

JIM. McELROY, -. 49,. -. - Principal.
MISSES HALL0WAY, and WILSON, Assistants.
The Fifth year commences on Monday, sEPTEM-
Der 6th, 1S62, at the Presbyterian Church and
attached. i'5 Er'f ,ts f~H I
i Four terms Of ten weeks each in the year.
Tuition from 90 to 20, accordngto branches studied
Special facilities offered to persons wishing quail
ify themselves for teaching.
Pupils admitted at any time, and charged from
date of entrance. No reduction, however, will be
made for occasional Absence unless by special agree
me Mt or In case of sickness.
Boarding be obtained at prices to suit the times
July 5, 1862. i bH Az
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: From Salt Lake CITY.

-. LAKE CRY, June 80.--Saturday A.
1t is suppose
ths s.rs .f.er12eear the Rocky mountains.
along the road fromaat the telegraph line
w. Aal se .es1eH ssndians were seen
Water. II 81; - agsH1H So.
Col. Collins says they are - 0~ee'
number about 400. He could not Gu.
Sweet Water to follow them. eas =
The stage has stopped for the present.
Indians are seen on the hills about Pacii
Springs. ai l4 e17jt.a -isl bati>tgSa g
The Indians are again troublesome, Al
are cutting the telegraph lines between he
and San Francisco. ~, - 1880.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

The War Department has ordered an ad.
vance payment of s25, one fourth of the
bounty, to be paid to each recruit for years
the Same to be made upn enrolment into
the service Of the United States. s,,, "a
The Guerriiiar are at work in Kentucky.
Two bridges have been burnt and another is
in danger. ai u .'sl.:ta5 @
No news. except the most important war
advices, will be sent by the Associated Press
from a. m. on the 4th, to a. m. on the 9Th.
1t is stated that the President will call [, i
100000 more Volunteers to hold present
acquisitions and close the war. .f +.
In Congress, July LIST. the Senate con-
sidered the bill to admit Western Virginia
as State, without coming to vote. The
amendment of Sumner that there should be
e.. very except for convicted criminals,
srn,v ,nnr%%as the point considered. The
and tina amend iiI2n bill was taken up, and
T,o aoo wac defeatedimiting the army to
proDriated for relief Of sick poo, 900 was ap-
ed soldiers, and for forwarding aaad wound !.
homes, and S. 900, 900 TO defray e2t.ne'r
of organizing volunteers A resolution 81,
quiring in relation to the imprisonment Q
Chas. Fulton, one of the editors OF the Bal
timore American, was laid over. .r- 49,,
In the House the same day, the Tari
bill was considered, and various amendment
disposed Of The bill to enlarge canal lock
was lost by Q majority. The bill for CON
| ,nittee to examine claims of loyal citizen
for property destroyed in the war, was pos
poued until the I'd Wednesday in Decembel
Action was taken on the Senate's amend
,nents to the Navy appropriation bill, ate
which the House adjourned.
/ Gen. Curtis situation is represented
be critical. His army had been on half RI
tons a week. Rumor has it that VicksbuI
had been bombarded Col. Fitch had eva
uated the Fort at St. Charles, Ark, aft
spiking the guns s.aa ia
Foreign adviccs to the 18th were receive
July lst The English papers took dive
views Of the battle before Richmond. II
Times and other tory papers still speak
vorably of the South. The News and 9th
papers on that side, continue to speak fave
ably of the Federals. 5000 French troo
were under Immediate orders for Mexico.
. Lord Lyons visit to England, was on priva
affairs exclusively.
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At the Democratic! Meeting on
Saturday,, in their speeches and reso-
lutions, they openly csnfsss their pur-
pose to be to suppress Secession and
Abolition, meaning by the latter Re.
publicans. Do they mean by the
same means ? What better allies
then. coulA the South ask +?
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REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONyEN-
TunN :

Notice Is hereby given that Convention will be
held at Abba, the 2st day fAugust 1862 for the
purpose ~ placing nomination candidates for the
Offices Of District Judge and Attorney-also a Mem.
Der Of the Board Of Education in the I'd judicial Dis
trict.
The same rules which govern the selection OF dele
sgates TO the State Convention will prevail IN this
-sE.E- +. JOHN EDWARDS.
Chairman Central Committee
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1776 and 1862.

hSuty -afA years, aimoSt century ago,
this day, that glorious band Of patriots, to
whom Providence had assigned the proud
privilege Of proclaiming the principles of
eternal right and justice contained in the
American Declaration Of independence, and
ofgiving birth to nation, were assembled
in Old Independence Hall in Philadelphia
The times were stormy, the future dark and
uncertain. Three millions of Freemen had
resolved TO be men, to brenk the shackles
that bound them to tyranical government,
and TO assume an Independent position
among the Nations. The work was assigned
them to do. Could they make good the
Declaration to which, on that day, they in
scribed their names ? They knew not, and
yet they hesitated not. Undeterred by the
difficulties and theidan2ers that surrounded
Shen, they boldly la"~.hed themselves and
their county upon the sea II Revolution,
and made the act irrevocable.
We celebrate for the seth time, ar, - of
good and brave men, by which we had our
birth as nation, and it is fitting now, as 1t
has been heretofore, to let memory run back
70 that period, to dwell upon the experiences
Of the period intervening, and upon cur con-
dition at the present moment. 1t is proper
and will do US good, to recall the memory OF
Washington, of Hancock and the other
Siruers of The Declaration, and OF all the
! Patriot Fathers it will purify and strength
Zen us to recur, as to the fountain head, 10
che motives and the principles which intiu-
15acsd.sand actuated then.--to trace the
81 kings and results of those principles as
Vi volyed in the experiences Of sc years, to
p and that we may see where we stand, and
ll,st We are and what we ought to strive
=. now, and in the future.
M Fathers were good men men Of ster.
y pyineipies Of singianess of purpose
s = 40 enlarged benesoience which could
"a not alone themselves. their children
yoountrymen, and men OF one com
kton merely, but they were inspired b,
s hitler principle which embraced ALI
zz| foo. i were brave men J They
ker, and were inundated by
The armies and the navic'
kerfal nation Of earth, coult
s them, death in battle or b.
xendered in camps, had no terror
=. The great END to be attained
kRTY, was the reward which enable
|IIem to risk. brave and endure all.
xhcy were also dis,nte, ested men. The
hesitatcd not to pledge to the maintananc
of thcir declaration, their LIVES, thei
ID FORTUNES, and their SACRED HONOR
Nay they rest in peace They have a
passed away, and it is consolation that
xben their saintsl spirits took flight to pure
realms, all was peace and prosp Gritty.
- But boy is it now! Iftheir pure spiri
= .hendipg over us to day, what do the
hs country they left one and und
The scene Of deadly strife. Tho
kasv landed dawn to rs b.
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+. BosroN, July 2.-Secretary Seward, Thur !
low Weed. Arson Staser, Superintendent Of
Government Telesraphs, 6. B, Buckingham,
Of Washington. and c. A. Stone, of the As
tor House. arrived here this nIornin:. IS /
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WASHINGTON, july 3-Afternoo,;r,


WASHINGTON, July 3-Afternoon.
Official dispatches from Gen. Mcclellan
to the War Department, dated Barkley's
Bar, July 9, $50 p. M, states that he has
succeeded in getting his army to that place,
on the bank of James river, and has lost but
one gun, which hail to be abandoned last
evening (Tuesday) because it broke down
that an hour and half ago the rear wagon
train was then within mile of the camp,
only one wagon abandoned--tha we had la
severe battle yesterday Tuesday = that we
h,st the enemy badly, the men even fight.
Ing better than before--that the men are in
good spirits-and that reinforcem ents have
arrived from Washington - naiN n
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LATER
FROM ARlC HMCND.
NOT so BAD /!
AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH
FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN,

The news received Thursday night was
unfavorable, but we are enabled to lay be-
fore our readers in portion of our edition,
more encouraging news from Richmond.
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DOWN GO THE PRICES.
gtoa esf 81 -- 4e-s ss- fF
's5 tH GREAT FALL
IN IN CLOTHING.
n. G. oooDsoN.

Having received an entirely new and very select
PANTS. co ats, &C., at 49, a-e'e' - -.
a REDUCTION OF ABOUT Is PER
CENT UPON, PREVIOUS RATES
For example:
Suits formerly s2s, 90 for $1,000
Goats 1870, for 1900
se's ana Pants 100 for Sc ~
and other goods In proportion. -
Wo-L s.-, 49,, tnun Il 80 e dome Else.
!, -. =. %Asrs in WapeiIe 'sunsy.
mss. i Ss ss,iAs.s rate. then ev.r,sod,
o''.'n sas, .cSss.,asa. s my @sd %: :. ,,,.,
2 Jun. :. oppo'te washburn's rir SHOP.
,SS1,s...isAy Gers.
c,n ~, LIZ, q Nay, Ev.tAs So ..ags
With no ~sss9F Afa Wv sr ysss,, ss%s. a the
lssgy. Ag one Informing css!se snJ ~ coli
" 1870 r''' mn. !, eoh5.s;Ssnss'
= = 80 p's'a la SG
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From the abobs hands Of
a. - shares

q From tne auoVs mapus ot ry
earnings'of the road, -. .e.vy,.~ :.
divided among the stockho'dhat the ne'
81 ,296,le0 O., being $27 OF pest pee"
capital stock. OF this amount $2ss sos j
has, been paid for $4,000 bonds Of III,
company. which have. been canceto 70
sink ing fund.- and s l.o.o, $50 OF hs beer
paid on accounted the property pE owned
INV the .corperntionssa4 49,. cyl y -,
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le6TR ShSys rft
/ arnold Molly
IA damn Sarah Ann
Aldsrsen Cur tis
Ash Sarah
Bridses Milton !
BuSkef 8
Brewer Christians
Benedict Jutlson
Baker Charles 2
Biddlecome N
Benedict Martin
Booher Mary A
Boiling. lesse, "a
Bruce Thomas J
Brewer Augustus %.
Broughlen Thos
Ballard Sam X
Bench Vim =
Booth willis q aAts
Brown Thomas t &
Boyce Stephen
Chisman Cornelia Q
Carlton Agnes A. r.
Caline VIM NJ
Collier 8 J
'Cannady William q /
Clark WIN A
CLARK Henry
Clark David NJ
Carter James - fkF
Carlton Angeline
Davis John
Dow Simmeon
Dimmick Charles
Dorothy Elen itiF
Davis 8 III J Mrs
Davis Mary
Davis Margaret
Doupphomire p
Early Daniel
Freed Henry
Foster Emma
Fortune w II ~
Freeman Charl es A .
Fuller Thomas
Gorsuch John
6roce Elijah Mrs
Grippe Enoch
Hourihan John
Hickcox Daniel
Hayden Thomas
Hu1man Henry lHs
Hewett w M
Hoover Aln1ra
Haines A w ~
Holton J Pc
Irwin westley
J hnson Sarah J
Johnson Margaret
K ely ii d
Kenny d w = inst g
Lion A e Q
Linch Louisa c
u~Persons calling fo
will please say "adverti
July 3, 1862
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New Advertisements.
Lrsr OF LETTERS

Rsmsinins in ne Post once at otsumwa iowa, July
1852, will bssent 70 the Dead Letter once at Wasb
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Balance to the credit OF income account
for the year being s 46-100 per cent
on the capital
The Company has no floating debt. b
The property Of the Company Is as fol
The Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Rail-
road, between Chicago a nd Galeshurg,
and equipments for 1t, and In part for
connecting roads operated by IL.
Peoria 4 Oquawka Railroad bonds and
account for construction. :. -.
Northern Cross RaNroad bonds and ac-
counts for expenditures by Trustees. I.
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Ian was unbroken until near / o'clock on
Saturday, and then the wires were cut II
miles out. Tunstall's station, four miles
ont, was in our possession until o'clock p.
m, at which hour, the operator at the White
House heard a strange signal coming over
the wires On, going to the instrument, he
was heralded with what the Union soldiers
call the rebel national salute, "Say, o you
Yankee" This was the signal given for
'l'al evacuation, when portion OF the in
y stea.1 forces Immediately embarked on
! Inc iassn waiting for them.
= steam Tugs ahs transports moved off by
e on shore, even soms-4icles scattered about
!. The whole was Of small =, h.n mos e,.d
E many millions Of property he,s a r,hr. -
d ago, perhaps not IS, 900 worth was =. ,a.vs
a in the midst of this the White House
$ fred and entirely consumed. rnaz e
e The enemy made his appearance in cor
? siderable numbers at about o'clock Satu
It day evening, and although he neither foun
}, bread for mnn or hay for beast, was WELDON
k ed with showers Of grape shot from the gul
boats, which were ranged along in front
le the landing. The rebels were supposed
e. to be so, 900 strong. -,
r, The cavalry at the White House guardt
9. the departure Of the last wagon and hors
which moved at the final, evacuation ar
= Joined the forces Of Gen. Stoneman, wi
). we're towering in the vicinity MI day, AT
e. seeing their trains off and securing the
h. entire safety, Gen. Stoneman with The emit
ID force moved off ina direction that am n
as at liberty to state, ss''fo3 a,~.i
Gen. Casey reports that he lost not q nj
or Inor did be lsayea soul behind, not eyer
an Icontraband.a s ~aqete ,afagiSs ssraJ n
cd AT 10 o clock Saturday ns,rs'ns eo,. n
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Arrived.


ss.mshp Bri!ilh Queen tBrl lie Me'sarer H.vsns NOV
o. and Nss-au N. P lih rndse and pass TO T. Cunsff
Mr. A H. Olson OF Ohio on boa.i at Nassau, and died
ON tho mornng Of Nov. % Of consumption
Bari Linden Howell, Alexandra 20 days. In ballast to
Sturges Clesrraa < CO.
Bti. Prince Of Vale, DR. OF st. John. n. Lowerson
Ma.Alk,s dsys sugar r. l. Nevus Son. Saledin com
psny with brig Denmark, for Portland
Bic yie llr. Liverpool N.shsm, Liverpool Sept g.
via Nsssa NJ p Nov H. coal to nste Put into Nassau to
seSf Ls,h Rich, Bonhof New Orleans via the Delaware
water "a hours I1d.e to H. T. u. D. LINT Nov 10
lat 81 u.s. lon. IL 80 during gale carried away Tying 10
oresa and nansa put into the Delaware breakwAfsr Tor
saili ,,,
to down North River Thursday run into BY en-
nown sohr carrying away ioreopmAs and also started
leak -. .
schr Lui,ta, Underh Dry Harbor. JS 10 days. pmenso
sebi ses View lBr Msnsch. Halifax Ne. fish to B. r.
scbr Heroine Ch,mplin New.Loadon for Elizsbethpcrt
sohr Eliza 5. Potter Potter, Philadelphia.
Scbr s. Waterman. Rowcn, New. bedford days.
Sehr. Nolart, Haskell. hondout FOR Boston.
srhr Atlantic Eeerse, Wiscassett y days
scnr Golden Eagle Kelsey. ushkeepse FOR Somerset
schf j. O. Colyer Wilcox, Portland for Philadelphia
schr. Young America. Smith, Jones RIVER
schr 5. T.. S.evers Sutey, Phisdelphi. for Boston.
steamer H. Burden Lopez Phiiadelphia mdse. to LoPer&
hhkpatrich. y,,p
49, -. . ,, >,,,
Fortress Monroe 30 hours, 20 d. ID Fompkins
Steamer Fanny Cadr Aiader, Persen. baltimore mdse 70
VIM. Dalsell
BELOW-l brig, unknown
wIND-Suase,. from ). w. very light
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

sUPREME CoURT-cmoorr-Noy 2s.-Befors Justice
POTTrR.
PARTNERSHIP QUESTION. .
u,,p,or w Msrsh agt. Jsnes III. Whitney and CHyfr W
Wo saiogd
Action by Marsh to recover his wages and cor
ion. as salesman the defendnts partner. under
nrm name Of J. VI. Whitney CO.. DEALER IN se' ~ MA
n,res An No ST7 u fosdway peendant Woodford denied
he psr:nsrhp defendant Nhu-s slso denied ncshp p
,nd set up special matter alleging iepfe'oNeoh' O
ysiniih rs " his ability a. q salcsnisn
The plaintiffs evidence showed that Nhiney - nguee
plaintiff to oI,er the employ Of the nr represented 20
hu tLat Woodord the silent pitneI and nones hsh
,, lilo firm; hss Woodord sniSst daj at 'o place o.
business inrcctins boob. " the concerns 49, sn' III
'vh.iney a. H. IT, baa cf gyii arm notes or "pi aor
"A y,od. bought b, the fn aud then mcnsns the
rsoa receiving thu note 80 TO Woodord the olhef pf
r lnd get the oulrd; ,hrt the employees a. ne
lace considered Woodlort ~ lie PaTtuer. - $3.50.
Tns two defend and Morgan tesnhed ta' lie iTf
# Whitney Leyou composedo the aeiendans and one
Teyou now dcoeased. and ore Levitt was dissolved In
mi 10 aud 4 new ban composed 81 Whitney Leyth
- orued ana produced the articles OF dssolutiou, By
Oh .h Il appeared that WoodoId TO have hen or az
ia ED hrsis pror until whitney Leyou should pay 81
ne old n debts including debt. Of $500 and uPwad due
10 Wood.ord Hewitt; that ssshose debs were paid q .
ss~~ssy - ~ n sss>ses bX VovtssS 70 tzeJ Csc