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AN ORDINANCE.
7oguard the citizens Of N: CITY of Laneu,tsr frou.
BY Coal Oil or PetroIsum

qogaard The citizens Of : CITY of Laaea;ter from 6r.
by Coal Oil or Petrolsum.
GECTIoN l. BE it ordained by the City Council o.
y the City Of Lancaster, That il shall be unlawful
Tor rAny person or persons 10 keep more than one
barrel Or can, containing not more than az gallons Of
coal oil or petroleum within the corporate limits Of
the city of LANCASTER, unless the same be kept In
SAFE bniiung placed alta distance of not less than one
hundred feet from any other building; and any per-
son or persons offending against the provisions Of this
section, shall upon thereof before the May
or, be tined IN any sum not less than fifteen dolIars
costs Of suit.
SEC IL. hshall be the duty OF the Committee Of
safety, whenever from actual knowledge or other.
wise, they may know or suspect that Coal OIL or Pc
troeum in greater quantity than is permitted by the
ordinance, Is stored or kept In violation of this ord
nance, to notify the person or persons who may 80
violate the provisions Of this ordinance to remove
the same within the time fixed by lhe notice and ev
cry person who shall neglect refuse to remove the
same within the time fixed as aforasaid, shail upon
conviction thereof, before the Mayor, be fined ten
dollars for each and every day that he or they may
neglect or refuse to comply with the same,
SEC III. This Ordinance shall be in force and take
effect in five DAYS after its passage and publication.
Done IN the Council Chamber, this 10th day OF 70.
vember, A. ID 1856. C.DRE5BACH, Pres't C. C.
W. L. KISo, City Clerk.
t-I,,. ~ 30 Lancaster, Nov. 1881 lw,
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RnrCain.i narrnin.I,-

Great rush at Levy's mammoth clio.
thing depot, another fresh arrival Of
Ready Made Clothing of every des.
cription, cloths. cassimeres, beavers
hats, caps, trunks &c, &c.
Men and boys if you Eant TO save
money in buying your Fall and Win
ter clothing go to Levy's in the Shelter
Block, where you will find the largest
and cheapest stock of clothing in the
market. l-i !
Clothing made to order, and war.
ranted TO fit. See advertisement.
Lancaster, Oct. 5-tf.
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ELDORADO MILLS.
PUBLIC sALEor REAL ESrATE,

FHNHE UNDERSIGNED, ATTORNEY IN FACT.
for the sale OF the following sIact ofiand will of.
Ter a; Public Sale, on the premises, on Frday De.
eenber let leG5, the following described Real Es.
tate, situated in RichlAnd Townsh Fairfield Oonn
| ", Ohio, being tho sann Of which Jonas Friend,
late OF Fairfield County, Ohio, died sieked.
| 'st-A part OF tho north west quarter OF section
No n'neteen ll9). IN Township No, seFenteen (l7),
Of kmgc No seventeen (l7), beginnngat the north
west corner Of said quarter section, thence east SOW
enty.hye (T51 perches TO post, thence south one
hundrei and nineteen l9) perches to post, thence
west severty-fre (75) perches 10 post, theuco
north ono hundred and nineteen (lIe) perches to a
post, the place Of beginning, containing 55 acres.
ALSO, A part Of the south.wost quarter Of Sec
ton No; thirteen u9), Township No. fiteeR l5,,
Range No. eighteen Qsl, beginning ut a atone II
chains siI3 links North Of the south.West corner Of
said quarter section, thcnoe north the east limo Of
Nad quarter section II CHAINS. B29I links 10 stone
thence west " CHAINS, 30 links 70 ssone thence
south II ehaGs, e2}4 links 10 stone. thencs east 10
CHAINS, ss links to the place OF hsgianlDss contain
ing u aaras. s6sHfs 500
ng.houso, stable and carriage house. and other ont
buildings. Two nover.fhng springs, ptonty Of good
running waler.a small orchard, aud nr quality Of
soil, either for farming W grazing cannot be sur-
passed 10 the county
Cntho second lot, thero arc no improremeutss
hut II IL we'll iibcred for rails of building purp6ses
The ahova tracts Of land VIII be sold on the day
ppeciAed on the premises, TO- the highest bidder oo
the hefollowinpcondtiong ore-third Of the purchase
equal annual payments Win inperest from date and
mortgage cvin on tho premises to secure deferred
payrnents. Tito indsputablt,
Balsto ooni1euce at1l o'clock a. y.
LIN. SPIT.ER.
Oct 2s-9l Sw, AtiorneyinfSef.
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-.a@We call attention to the card of
goHNNY RsED, in another column His
reputation as q skilfal engraver and
workman, is too we'll known to need
- any com ment from us. Plus, Army
Badges, land the thousand and one ct
csterdS, pertaining to the trade, are at
tended to by him promptly, and at
Yiow charges. Patronize home inter
vests, and givo him q call.
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AMOUNT OF JoB'woBK RETURNED.
NEW sPApEn ORANGES.

VIM. T. Coggeshall & Co., have sold
the Ohio State Journal to Messrs Com
7 ly, lRoby & Smith. Under Messrs.
Coggeshell & Co., the JouraaIwa about
the 'ablest paper in the State outside of
Cincinnati. Under tho new proprie-
tors, there is considerable spirit and
yigor manifest, and we have no doubt
thcy will make the central organ all
that the public Desire.
1T. Shyrock, Esq, we learn, has
sold the GAINESVILLE Courier to General
Ieggett. .''..'
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Medical Notice.

U1k. EfSz. hs4,ns rou.od \. ,hoe I, h.,o,,,.
u east eoflarof the Broadway BoarSiinR House.
ic q Tho practice of medicine ohths =
Is o II A n &c SYST T. NJ
VII b foundEt hlsofiss Erer the arst dsy az No.
yrinbcF gexi, At all tiaas, only Shen Ghper( on bus
sorcFS, all carefully compounded ~ hlS own hsnds
parrot Tnieh ~ seven different articles or rnadi
ciaes. ccreillly compounded and sc!oulllSsIig ami
Ryster1aGesty hrTargcdn IN TIM accompanying print.
eg prescription, which meets the dc.nnnds or Fe-
male weakness IN all 10 different forms, which n
lcino fn only te fOcnd IN Dr. Finls hands. 70.
evidence 800 'estimoala!s Ia h!a ofscs and eli
where.
The AboTe b.lls1 90, with ell other necessary N.
tsniion nnd advice gritis, In Laneasier and In the
com pass Of ten iDiles.
In case Of tie DO:tors absenoe, the name and ad
dfess. lef. WITH the lAodlsdy AZ the
will be promptly alieaded TO. Please csf ana ~.
anime my medicines. Dr. H. FINY
Lancaster, Ohio, Oc,s 9G-s1 stno.
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SEVERAL articles, including mar,
riage notices, obituaries, cohmunIca.
tions, &c., intended for publication thls
week, are, by the press of matter, uu.
avoidably omitted. They will appear
In our next.
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RTMr. Do Ricles, the agent for
Philip Phillips & Co., Of Cincinnati,
dealers in Piano.fortes, Organs, Melo.
deons &C., will be here next Saturday,
and stay next week. Orders can be
left at Mr.. Billinghurst's News Office.
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For tho Lancaster Gazette


Board of Managers of the Fairfield
County Bible Society, heldin the base
mcnt of the Episcopal Church, it was
ordered that the Secretary prepare for
publication the reports Of the late Sec
retary and Treasurer, with the request
that they be published in both papers
OF this city. Respectfully,
-. Ell. SLOCUM, Sec'y.
seeretary,s Report to the Fairfield Coun-
~ BIblc Society.
OCTOBER %, 1865.
limo, in its rapid fight, has again
brought us to the period appointed for
the annual mooting of the Fairfield
County Bible Society, and in accord
anco with my duties as Secretary OF
this association, now present to you
my annual report as follows, viz:
The Society has had, for a short Pc
riod, during the past year, in its EN-
ploy, as agent in the field, Mr.. Barnes.
who has the reputation ofbeing very
pious and Jealous young man. Z
Mr.. Barnes devoted 8O3 days in can
vassing the following townships, viz
Rushcreek, Richland, Liberty, Aman.
da and Clearcreek, in all of which he
established, at convenient points,
branch societies he visited in these
five townships, 700 families, of whom
he found II families destitute of, and
whom he supplied with, the word of
God. In canvassing the parts of our
county, named, Mr.. Barnes obtained
for our society, in cash and subscrip
tons, the sum of S467 81, on which
amount there is unpaid $500 45, all
secured by obligations considered very
good. "5l
We have not, as a society, during
the past year, accomplished wh at wo
had hoped to do, tho unsettled condi.
tion of our country greatly retarding
our works. but the dark cloud, which
for moro than four long years lowered
over this nation, has, since we last met
in this capacity, broken away, and we
arc once more in the enjoyment Of that
political peace for which every true
Christian so earnestly prayed during
all tho past bloody history of our
country; the spear Of the warrior is
broken, the sword of the conqueror
lies harmless in its scabbard peace
once more oversprcads our beloved
country, and joy, happiness and pros
perity dwells IN all our land. And
may we not hopo, therefore, that, du-
ring thcyear upon which we are just
entering, especially this, the Jubilee
year OF the American Bible Society,
the friends Of the Bible will renew
their energies, and increase their con-
tributions foF the spread Of the word
of God, which alone can dispel that
yet darker cloud ofsin, which still en-
velopes our nation, and through its
instrulnentality be pormittedto to enjoy,
permanently, for all time that peace
and prosperity, and in eternity the joy
unspeakable to which tho Bible invites
an. B. f. REINMUND, Sec'y.
Report OF tho Condition OF
the Fairfield County Bible society.
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l6rKGHLEn & MAYOR are still on
hand with large and we'll assorted
stock of Boots aud Shoes, for all kinds
of wear, which they sell "chsap for
cash" Sec thoir advertisement in
4ano ther column.
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The Qs.etts and { he Eagle.

To show tho difference between the
,patronGgo ola loyal and a disloyal
printing office we give below the re-
turns ofjob work made by the Ga-eHt
and Eagle offices to the rcvOnuc asses
sor for the siNmnths proceeding the
month of October. 1t should be OBJ.
served, that the Gazeltes is q general
job patronage, while in tho Eagles re.
turns the county printing is included
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"The Book OF Books"
Am. Bible Society.

DePosltory ut Tuthill q Sons Book
Store,
Where Bibles and Testameuts can
be had atCOSTl Bibles of every va.
riety, size and style Of binding, from
go cents to $40. These Bibles arc su.
perior to any, others published. \
Nov. 9, '65-6w.
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TO THE People of nUslioREEK

TO THE PEOPLE OF HUsHcREEK
sitWetake pleasure in calling the at
'tention of tho people of Rushcreels
and adjoining townships to the adver-
tiscment of Messrs. berry & McCAND.
LIsH, to be found in another column
have known Mr.SmoN BEERY long,
and are pleased at having this opportu-
nifty of testifying to his sterling qualities
and uprightncss as man his liberal
ideas as merchant, and his capacity
as "a business man. Their stock of
goods was selected at New York, and
'they arc determined not to be outdone,
lin quality or price, by any house in
the county.
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WINTER Ip APPROAc HlNu,

Andif you wanta nice ovcrcOat Of
French Beaver Cloth, Dahlia Color,
Blue, Black, Brown Or Illusion, call
upon Peters, MILLER q BROTHER. They
will getit up in good style, and in
short notice. 4w*
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''' SJ- Persons desiring sacred music,
wiliplease notice the advertisement of
H. B. Brenneman, Agent for the sale
s7of The Harmonic Sacra. ~Ir
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n rTRead the advertisement of the
(. Eclectic Magazine, Those who want
thecream of the foreign periodicals
should subscribe for tho Eclectic.
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Notice.

SEALED proposals will be received by the Com
~ nittee on Streets and Alleys until Monday Nov,
Io, 1895, for paving the sidewslks along Mulberry
street between Broad street and the Canal In the city
OF Lancaster Said work 10 be dono according To-
an ordinance passed the 27th day Of ofoctober, 1885.
Lancaster, Nov. l0--34 lw.
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" ADA.

ty1g LlgEgXt, ,NEV ADA. .ttg
SAN FRANCISCO, November 9.-Thc
State election in Nevada for local off.
GERS, members Of the Legislature and
Congress, took place ON the 7th inst,
D, r. Ashley Republican, for Congress,
has about l 900 majority. 4
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~ ,119NIPoETAST, TO MEN AND BOYS
one DoIIsr saved a. ono DolIUr Made.

~ Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more of them for tho same cash, than
at any othersclothing store in the city,
Come and SEQ for yourself. i''g
# P. RISING.
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To the Public.

The subscriber has removed bis
Clothing Store to DR., Shawk's s corner,
where he will be pleased to greet ali
bis friends with anything in bis line.
Oct, 3, '65 29. JACOB HtTE. y
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The Atmospheric reieE rapN

z Mr.. Mason, the inventor Of the new
no method Of telegraphing, explained the
principle Of his plan to several persons
a few evenings since, who joined in
2 /. , signingthe following paper:
LANCASTER, o., Nov. 9th 1866.
~ Having bsen made acquainted with
4 the method proposed BY Mr.. NJ. Il.
Mason, for telegraphing through the
a haHirsacfoss oceans without the aid oi
submarine cables or by the means now
used, referred to in the communication
ofDt. Williams, We concur fully in the
opinion that the plan is in the nature
t., ofthings practicable, and also that it
proposes plan for mid Oceanic COM
munication with either shore, and
Join in a Recommendation Of Mr.. Ma
) son to such patronage al will enable
him to make proper tests upon large
scale Of his method. ~ p--s
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ice-house connected with
= the Starch Factory, was set on fire last
Thursday by couftczan, and burned
down.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
November 13 1S6h
NOTICE.

TVNHE members of the Executive Committee o
L the Fairfield County Teachers Institute, are re-
quested to meet at the Study Of Mr.. j. G. Hartzer
on Tuesday evening Nov. 2lst. att o'clock A prompt
attendance is desired.
By order Of the President,
Lancaster, Nov. 15-34 2w.
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BOUND TO WIN
Public Lands.
SCRIP FOR SALE.

CotunSUs, October ,Is65.
In accordance with tho provisions OF an act OF the
General Assembly Of tho State of Ohio, PASSED
April 10, 1885, the undersigned State Officers will re-
ceive proposals for the purchase OF the Land sorip
received rom the United States for tire establish.
ment OF an Agricultural College and Colleges in the
State Of Ohio. GIL bs Locatsi on day vacant
United States Lands, subject enty al private saie al
81 25. (Maerdl Lands erc,adel)
No proposition viii be received for less than ono
hundred and sixty acres.
lfmore convenient, proposals may he made 10 the
Auditor and Treasurer otany county who will trans,
NIT the same to the undersigned
JAS. II. GOLDMAN,
-. Auditor Of staie,
Tressprer Of State.
". HENRY SMITH,
Oct. o-2s srn Secretary Of State.
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Ayers Cherry pectoraL

''' ''"'' Sss ,ss q assn
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Attachment.

N. r. EwioH, Plaintiff
nJdinst
John K. Swarts, Defendant. H..'
DEFoRE William Fisher. I p, Of Violet Town
Id ship Fairfield County, oh;a On the l7th day
of October a. D. 1885, said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action for the sum Of Fifty.
'hree dollars, $50 no.
PickoSnstop, q, oct 20 IS. .o~, e--32 sw.
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. Administrators Notice

THNHE undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of he estate of Isaac
Patch, late OF Fairfield County, Ohio, deceased =
Creditors VIII present their claims, duly verified and
persons indebted tn the estate are required to make
immediate payment. JOHN ASHBAUGH,
Lancaster, NOV. 1854 Sw" Administrator.
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Butter, Eggs, &c.

We especially invite the attention Of the Ladies'
70 our Dress Goods, and the gentlemen TO our
boots and Shoes, Hoady Made Clothing,
and w nter Wear. Call and see. We feel Ger.
tain we shall bo able to please, as all trashy stn has
been avoided. Thankful ter past hyors we ask q
coutiuance Of your patrouge and esteem.
BERRY 4 &MuCaNDLIsH.
Bremen, Nov. le--34 I'm Fss
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

REVIEW OF THE THIRD REGMENr, v. NJ
The Third Regiment VI. Militia. Col. z. A,
Hamilton, went into camp on the Fair Ground
at Middlebury on the I'd. and was reviewed
on the 4th by Maj Gen. Ripley. Gen. Ripley
was accompanied by Lieut. Col. Stowell and
Capt. Peake, of his personal staff, Col. A. S.
Tracey of the ID Vt. Vols. Capt. I. S. Peck,
volunteer Aid, and Major Benedict and Capt.
Smith of Gen. Barstow's staff. Gen Bars
tow. who bad expected to be present, was
prevented by ill-healtb. The day was cold
and cloudy, with drilling rain at intervals,
hut nevertheless considerable number
of spectators assembled and remained through
out the review and inspection. The ground
is an unusually fine one for parade, and al
lowed the troops TO show their best perform.
ance. The Fort Edward Band furnished ex-
cellen, music. The Companies generally
marched and wheeled well, and. with due
allowance for inexperience Of officers and
men. made an excellent appearance.
Inspection followed, after which the Iegi-
mint broke camp. marched through the
town. and with hearty cheers for their CON-
mandins officers. separated to their homes.
The regiment mustered about 400 men,
It, three days parade and drill was hardly as
pleasant as some others, owing to the delay
IN the arrival of the tents and camp equip
age which never reached the ground till
nearly midnight Of Monday, and to the un-
pleasant weather of the last day. Ii passed
IF successfully nevertheless. The men gen.
orally made an excellent impression by their
quiet and orderly behavior. and all but the
grumblers owned that in spite
# all drawbacks. they had "a good muster
and good time"
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The Speakership.

AS the opening Of the Session Of this Leg
islature draws nigh. tie qacstiou of the
Speekership If the House increases in inter
est 1t is evident from val ious indications
that the suggestion of the name Of Mr..
Rounds Of Chester, winch was made by manv
soon after his reelection, meets with great
and growing favor. Major Rounds is an ex-
perienced legislator, and an able and true
man. He has done himself bIgn credit
WHEREVER placed, whether IN civil lie or IN
the field, and If selected for that ieSp.nsible
position, will make a capable and excellent
Speaker. The Speakership will lie between
him and Mr. Stewart, Of Middlebury.
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH. n. c.. October 6 To the pres
ident of the United Ststes-Sir: The con-
vention has just ordained, BY . unanimous
vote that the ordinance of the state convention
ratified Nov. q, 1889, which adopted and
ratified the constitution of the United States,
and also all acts and parts Of acts Of the
general assembly ratifying and adopting
amendments to said constitution are now,
and at all times eincc the adoption and rati-
6cation thereof have been, in full force and
effect, Notwithstanding the supposed ordin-
ance Of May 20, 1861, declaring the same to
be repealed, rescinded and abrogated, and
said supposed ordinance is now, and at all
times hath been, null and void. The con-
venton will dispoee Of the slavery question
tomorrow. The state elections will be fixed
for the first Thursday Of November.
Very respectfully, W. W. HOLDEN,
Provisional Governor.
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THE CoNsrELLAIIoN.-Mr Forester Q Com
pany was greeted by a large audience % usual
last night, and gave very good satisfaction
bv its performance Of IAN 10 not Gold that
Glitters." Mr.. Forester, ~ Stephen
Plum" individuslized the character, and
his performance vas forcible and correct.
" Our Call" BY Mr. Forester, and Wor-
cester. also made q good impression. and
both proved themselves meritorious artists.
The costumes Of the company were very fne.
Tonight they play the Maniac Lover "
and the Widows Victim" Go early and
secure q seat.
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An order of Maj Gen. Woods. dated Mo
bile, Sept. 20, is published, forhidding Bishop
Wilmer Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
to preach or perform divine service until he
shows return to loyalty. and consents to re-
sumo the Use Of tie prayer for the President
in the liturgy. This Is the clergyman who
abandoned church in Philadelphia to 60
South The order AYERS that the omission Of
the prayer was recommended by Bishop
Wilmer to his clergy only last June.
Two members of the Democratic City
Council, of Columbus. Ohio, few days ago,
voted in opposition to resolution extending
the inequalities of the city to Gen. Grant.
A lecture from party friend brought them
to their senses and caused them to change
their vote. but their first vote showed the
drift of their thoughts.
It i. reported that Ralph Waldo Emerson
los. hi. entire property by the Concord Bank
robbery, e1cep, his homestead.
Gen. NJ. I. Donohue. recently Of the Tenth
New Hampshire Regiment. has been appoint
ed property agent for the Concord, Northern,
Vermont Central and Montreal Railroads, the
duties of which will consist in caring tor the
baggage, &C., belonging to the roads.
Judge Adds and family left St. Albans
P,iday for Italy. lie is appointed Concul
70 Nice, IL will be remembered.
DIR. II. A. Crandall, lately stationed at
Sloan Hospital Montpelier, has removed to
Burlington, for the practice of his profession.
Gen. Grant and staff arrived at Washing
ton Friday morning. 1t is said that the
General is much annoyed at the publication
of expressions enormously attributed to him.
Judge d. Cation, in note tn the Associat-
ed Press, dated New York Friday says, in
reference to the reported conversation be-
tween Gen. Grant and himself upon Mexican
affairs, that Mr. Smith certainly misunder-
stood him If his version Of the conversation
10 correctly reported.
Judge Cation says he never was on train
from Cincinnati with Gcn. Grant to his
knowledge, but that he did once have q casu-
nj conversation with that officer, in which
Mcxico vas alluded to. In that CONVERSE
tion Gen. Grant il no way intimated TO HIM
that il was the purpose Of the Government
70 interfere in Mexican afiairs.