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GessEas sss ssaass s'raIsa
%S;a..sssS,ss

FESHEV Va. g r. r. Co will furnish cars at Staun-
( ton as far rs they To receive loading on
the track destined for market MesSrs McCluie
and buingasdner have house i.nnedfately N the
track and via rec i, t produce in the absence
cars on rea soi,a5e terms IL b. tiled by owners
Goods NOT consigned to uthr! specified houses
nnt ia kenrron tho cars Will be stored the Ware
House Of M.ss,s McC;ufe AID Bang gardner. b1In .
the most convenient house to the track Nj L. !
Hop: and Messrs knr. Stevenson t. Go have also
houses convtHieit for Transferring :nis business
II. u. WHlTCUMB.
General Superint, ndent
gs5- Rockingham Register and stanton spec
ta:or ins.ft.
July 2a~-tf
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special attention ls directed to the
ICE CREAM SALOON!

NattAchea to this tiouse) fitted up in neat style
for the a cn,s :ddation OF
L4IIES s, GEN1LEMEN
The ,uose iher tnAnk u for the literal patron
age bestowed npon ,bs QUA HOUSE and being
determined dat nothing shall be lett uadone to
3-.l! earned population BE- hopes to
cuiyc ! continuance o tbs So }tsa.
thea noI.RIGrOR.
Stadnt, n. June %. l8G5--tf.
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VIRGINIA CESTRAs. Railroad
OPEN TO j ACkSnA'S RlVER.--On and
after MUIDAY july 24th. a DAILY PASShN
GER RAIN wilt br run between Enhmond AMI
s;.aunton. leaving Richmond at IS 4 NJ. aud
Hiaunt0n al 10. =. u. This train connects with
The trail, on the Grange and .irxa,,,.-. railroad
at Gordnnsviii- for points that road
PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Stanton on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
81 4. !: f.: r~il11ts5 west.
AFRiIGIiT TRAIN will leave Rich nond on
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Owing to the de>truc ion Of station bindings
parties sending fri ht must arrange for its reno
val Fl ON the its arrival al destination.
The ACCOMMODATIONS PASSENGER TRAIN
il discontinued for the present.
Il y. WHITC0MR.
General oupcrint endent.
July 2S-tf
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TIE WAR


Several Federal ganboats have been sent ap
the Cape Fear river from " Darlington towards
Fayetteville to open communication with Gen.
Sherman. The Confederate steamer Cbicka-
m@oe1 IS sank IN the channel, forty mites above
VI limingtoD, and she will have TO he removed
before the guaooal5 can ascend above. The
Cape Fear rlver Is n5vgahle all The way @
faystte'iita tor vessels Of light draft The
distance ny tee river tro'h "iiminc'ca IS one
hundred and twenty miles. The distance 10y
road 70 / fa}e3ieVl.ie IS enc handrad miles Gen.
sherman "7'.es tEv1a Eayett-''l!e, oo March
X, 10 General Grant. lie states taat ~ >a-
amb'a, thegaW and tayeitevllie ne captassl
ei2hty-elght cannon, and destroyed the Con-
iedafata arsenals and the railroad dapos -
lie says nothing officially of Gen. fitzpatrick :
defeat.
Extensive preparations are being made in
Grants camp for the contemplated advance Of
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A Little 4ingnlar,

Some rery strange things are done By the
otfioars of tie cqnscripiion. We DO not wish
to make any factious complaints, and we refer
10 The case Of which we are abou. to speak,
because Il affects ooy political opponents much
more severely than the Democracy, and, there
fore, our motive in bringing it before The pub
lie canno. be misconstrued. Under the recent
call, the quota Of Bloody Run, was fixed at
egl.. There could be nc deficiency in that
district, as the previous calls had been filed by
volunteers. Yet, Of The sixteen men drafted,
s1irtsen we're held to service. What This means
we are ur able to comprehend. By The same
kind Of figuring, Bedford Borough, although
having filed It's quota, may, under the next
call, be drafted for deficiencies under former
eaus. We should Ike to .ea this matter e1-
.,lained
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4
Fred. Mills and Jacob Fletcher ran lie vote;
Assessor, Philip FELTON,; Auditor, Lewis koons.
NaDicr-Justices Of the Peace, r. Nj. lay
lor, Jos. W. Sleek; Constable, Charles Girls
man; Judge, c. Milestone; Inspectors, G w.
Gump, Adam Diehl; Super, sors, Christian
Darr, Josiah Adams; School Directors, i. /.
Studebaker, G. w Bowsof; Assessor, VIM
Crisman, Auditor, Richard McMullin; Town
slip Clerk, John MILESTONE.
J,niota.-C Constable. Joseph Horn; Super
visors, Sebastian Wolf, u. Adams School
Directors, Alfred Miller, George G. BnrLs;
Judge, Joseph CARRIER; Inspectors, John Gil
icspie Isaac Rock; Assessor, Fred. Hileaas;
Auditor, John Garber Township Clerk, NJ
HilIegass.
P,o,gdcnce E.-Constable. Samuel Staleyi
judge, Leonard Gitfin Inspectors, George
Richey, Samuel Fraaey; Supervisors, Adam
AIeilost, John Swartz; Schoo! Directors, n.
Mel!ot. S. NTcum; Assessor, w Ii. II. foeg;
Auditor, Anthony FELTON,.
P,olqaeaes W-Justice Of tie Peace, Joso ph
Fisher; Constable, w. t. Way; Judge, John
Sparks; Inspectors, John S. Morris, Il Fos,eg
Supervisors, Andrew Hagnler, Jacob Vhet~
stone; ASSESSOR Elias Clark.
SaQke Spmg.-Jedge, john Henderson
Inspectors, A. j. College ", c. altcheyi Con
stable, Y. n Rooms School Directors, N. S,
Ritchey, John Koons, Jesse Hoffman; super
yisors, ", CrissiDger. Samuel Hiles; Assessor,
Jacob T. Rjtchey; Auditor, Ed"in Hartley.
ST. Clar-Justice of the Peace, J. Il.
Wright; Constable, John w. Miller: Judge,
Adam Oster; Supervisors, Joseph ReinlnGer,
John Wisegarger, School Directors, Jesse Can
ner, Job Barefoot, Jacob Walter Assessor,
Vim. OSter; Auditor, 3. r. Henderson; ia
spectors, JOSIAH Pcnrose, jesse Willis.
.Soatbumpton-Ju Of the Peace, VIM.
Adams; Constable, John CayeE.ler; Judge,
Isaac Dicken; Inspectors, Isaac Wilson, jon
att an Owen; Supervisor, y. Waller Assessor,
Wesley Bennett Auditor, Ed Northeralt.
SeielAJmg Boy-Burgesa, John Smith,
Councimen, Joseph Horn, J. H. Schel, Peter
Ewalt, John Kemery; w, 7. Poormani High
Constable, w, Corre Auditor, John Otto,
Town Clerk, Isaac Darr, Judge, n L. Ham
aker, Inspectors, George Beneigh, + Brittle
b:unt, Constable Jacob Dull, Assessor, ". c
Sniyeley, School Directors, s. W. Staller, W.
J. Rock, Supervisors, John Re,ainger, Daniel
Horn
Uuj9n fp.--Justices Of the Peace, Aao.Yhas
AXE, A. II, Hall, Constable, w Lambrsats
Supervisors, Daniel Griffith and tlree others q
tie; Assessor, Michael Fry, judge VI. J Pal
mer. Inspectors George Hortle J. III. Taylor,
School Directors, M. Klutz, John II. Ln1ar,
Auditor, Moses GoucheRopc, Township Clerk,
! A. p Mo3rehead,
| Wood5e7y S-Jn5tice of the Peace. Adam
Haderman, Constable, w. Detwiler, Judge,
tie vote, Inspectors, c. 3, Kochondarfsr, Z. L.
Buck, School Directors, John s Brnmhalgh,
Samuel Working, Supervisors, John Henry,
D. S. Eversole, Assessor, s. Bruu5auea.
Auditor, J. L. Reploce and three others a-tie.
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Township Officers.

Tie following is list Of Borough and T Jun-
slip officers, chosen at the recent elections in
this county, as far as reported:
BEDFORD BoRoUGu-Juslices Of The Peace
II. Nicodemus, J. " Lingsnfetcr; High Con-
stable. j. Curboy; Constable, S J. McCauslin;
Judge, ]. n Mowry; Inspectors, H. Lentz
II. bljilburn Assessor, j. II. Gephart; school
Directors, J. Mann, S, /. Russell Burgess. Y.
Steckman; Assistant Burgess, ]. Miller Coun-
cilmen, A w. Mower, J Boor; Auditors R.
r. Sill, j. Il. Hutton Town Clerk. L. Carver
Bdfogd 3p.-ConstabIe, d. HeltzelI; Assessor,
d. Pencyl. Judge, s. Walter; Inspectors. T.
Gilchgist, A. Relghard; School Directors, G.
Mann, D. Fatter, III. Nawgel Supervisors, J.
Fetter, w D. Leary Auditor, S Re;ghard;
Township Clerk, + McGirr;
Bloody h2n.-Chief Burgess. J. A. Gonp;
Assistant Burgess, ]. If. VanhoTn; CouaciImoa,
+. FELTON,, Saml Bender; High Constable, J.
Steckman; School Directors, W. Masters g.
Steckman; Supervisors, NJ OFT, J. Wagner /;
Jadge, 7. FELTON,; Inspectors V Steckmaa, s
p. Lewis; Assessor, J, y Barndollqr Consta-
bic, z. Bo;tomfeld; Auditor, w f. Barudol-
lar Town Clerk, J. IL. Baradolar.
c. VaHey-C0nstable, J. Gillian Judge,
". SitssCl ilLSfjSStOIo3 4. -fiGT43IIs -. ClfJE
JusfIceof the Peace, A. Zcmbower; Supervisors
G. Elliott, ]. McFeman, School Directors
W. Mason, g. Boriz Assessor, J. Blair; Au-
di.ors, J. Cessna, J. May, township Clerk, }.
3. Whip.
Harrison. Of the Peace, c. r. Bal
ley; Constable, J. McCreary; Judge J. Tru-
SINE; Inspectors, T. Cook, D. NJ Miller =
School Directors, II. Wertz, w. w Laney
Assessor, G. Baker; Supervisors G. Faubel-
Michael Retinger; Auditor J. Nycom; Town
ship Clerk, Jacob Clark.
HopeweR.-Justi of the Peace T. r.. Young;
Constable and Assessor, NJ. Gates School Di-
rectors, J. B. Fluke, w. Ferguson; Supervi-
sors, w. Harwood, J. Hamm Judge, j. Gates;
Inspectors, J. Richey, w. Fluck, Auditors, tie
vote between A. Davis and A. Fluck.
L5ertg-Jddge, 5. Bollnger, Inspectors,
Geo. F. Steel, a. IIoupt, Supervisors NJ Hoo
yer, E. A. Focklcr, Constable, j. Kensinger;
Assessor, J Kensinger, School Directors, s.
Bollinger, Sam'l f. ShOup.
ondonde7y.-Constable,J J. Burket, Judge,
J. Evans, Inspectors, j. T. Mattlngly, j. E
vans, School Directors, Cornelius Devore, S.
Miller, d. S. Evans, C. Shafer, j. Evans, J. G.
Devore, Assessor, G. May Supervisors, all can
didates ran tie vote; Auditors, John Evans,
james L0gue.
Moaroe.-Constabe, Wilson Nycum; Judge,
Nathan Shaw; Inspectors, B. Weimer, Fl. J.
Means Supervisors, George Steckman, Jacob
Fletcher; School Directors b Clayba ugh,
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OUR BOOK TABLE.

HARPER's MosTRLY.-The March number
Of Harper IS before us. II contains the usual
amount Of pleasant and instructive reading -
IA tour through Arizona" Gilustratedl is an
entertaining paper. ''Sugar making in Cuba,' is
foil of interest. ''Armadale,n by Wilkie Col
Inns. and 'sOur Mutual Friend" by, Charles
Dickens, are continued. The EDITORS table is
racy as ever.
GAzLAT's PAcIF1c.-The March number Of
this magazine is on our table. There is a fac
frontis- -piece--''Yiew of San Francisco, Cal"
This periodical is especially devoted to the in
terests Of the Pacific countries. It-is well got
ten up. The mining department Is particularly
interesting See advertisement.
GoDEY.s LADY's BooK.--'sG @ Godoy, . for March,
is fine issue The illustrations are superb.
'"i'he Shadow on the wall" splendid line
engraving, and the colored fashion plate, are
in the best style Of art. "Godey" deservedly
maintains its long established reputation as til,
magazine Of art aud fashion.
PcrERsoa's MAaAzlSE-Tms favorito Of the
ladies is especially brilliant this month. A
beautiful engraving, entitled ''Forest Leaves.
embellishes the first paso Of the number, and
les Modes Parisieaaes is an excellent reprasen-
iation of the styles for the month. Potersons
stories are always good, especially those Of Mrs
Stephens, who i one Of The few female authors
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4. CARD

The undersigned, with fall and most CRATE
ful hearts, take this method Of rendering their
long to he cherished thanks 10 their faiioy cit
liens Of Bedford, male and female, for their
Herculean efforts to save their valuable proo-
erty from entire destruction by fire on the l4tb
INST. Stout hearts aud strong arms pertorne ed
all they conId for the old soldier and his fani-
ly, In their old age. Sympathy is not, and
was not wanting in this our great tem p5r4!-
trial and loss, but God viii provide.
hlRs. E. .. TALIAFYaao,
LAW. TALuArERRc, Maior II. 8. A.
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PennsElYania and the Cabinet

Poor Pennsylvania a newer Of wood
and drawer Of water for the New England
round-hea3s, they have denied her all repre-
sentation in the cabinet Of 2Ir Lincoln. The
Yankee states and the Northwest rule the
roast They laugh Cameron to scorn, and as
for Forney, they think he does we'll enough in
the Presidents kitchen, licking the dirty din
ner plates. Oh how are the mighty faIlen
How is the once proud crest Of the glorious
Commonwealth bowed in he dust! Prod pr
dor oh yc people, how long will you be tram
pied in the dirt!
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@H. Eicodemus, Esq, has basn Justice of
the Peace, 10 this borough, for ten years. Da-
ring that time he has been a consistent Demo
erat, and the result is that be has been re-elect-
ed by an overwhelming majority. When elect
ed Eve years ago, h;s colleague on the Demo
cratic ticket, was ]. ". Lingenial!er, Esq
Unlike Esq, Nicodemus, tho latter proved false
to has party and 10 his early friends, and tho
result Is that at the recent election he received
tl2safy votes less for reelection, than did Esq,
Nicodemus Had lie been true 70 The party
that first elected bin 70 Office, be would not
have been thus rebuked.
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agIhe Spring election, where there was any
contest, and where It was possible for the Pao-
pie TO get to the polls, resulted in CRAFTY sac
cessas 10 the Democracy. In some Of the dig
tric,s however, ihsre was no contest on poli;i-
cal grounds. IN several townships but small
vote was poied, ewing TO the swollen condition
Of the streams, as in St. Clair and Londonder-
r.. 0nIy about oHe-seventh Of the usual vote
was poiled in the latter township and IN the
former bat about one-half Juniata, Napier,
Harrison. Schelisburg, Cumbl Valley, South,
ampton, Snake Spring and Bedford townships
did The clean thing, without scratch or blam-
ish. A half dozen other districts did very well,
but could have done better.
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.'short Settlements Make Long Friends =

Short Settlements Make Long Friends" '"
We have SO frequently FemiRded our friends
who are in arrears, OF the propriety of settling
their accounts, that we feel almost ashamed
10 call upon them again Bot We cannot
print paper without money, and, therefore,
we are compelled once more TO ask delinquents
to pay up. We have made out a number OF
bills and placed them in the hands OF Mr.. ;,
J. McCauslin, WHO'S authorized to receipt tor
US. Our terms Of subscription have not been
changed, bat owing to tie exorbitant prices of
ali materials used By the printer, we are com
PEELED rigdly to enforce them Hereafter,
tro dollars and ty eens ps', gear viii invariably
be charged, unless. the subscription be paid, in
cash, at tha beginning Of the year. This has
beea q part Of our terms for long time bat
heretofore We hare not insisted npon il. we
hope our friends will not permit Us 10 dan
shern again.
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To The PEopLr-A Government IntelIi-
gence Office has been opened in Washington
city, D. c.. by r. NJ. Hall & Co., and any
persons desiring information concerning any
matter connected with the Government De-
partments, War Office, Ordnance Ofice, Treas
ury, Post Ofice, Pension Office, or concerning
bounty, back pay, &c, can have the same fur
nishea them promptly, by addressing these gem
ilemen and ercloeing $500. This Is cheap
Tay Of getting desirabla information Of any
kind, froul Washington They refer to Jay
Cooke & Co, Bankers. aud Hon. Schuyler
Celfax, Speaker Of House Of Representatives,.
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ayOur friend, 0. Z. Shannon, Esq, has
purchased some oil territory in what is consid-
cd she heart Of o!i-don. Ills terms being rea-
sonabie, tho shaxes are being taken rapidly.
Mr. Shannon purchased this territory, after
careful personal inspection, and We have no
doubt, made judiciOus selections. i Prospec-
.us, Maps, &c, can Be seen at the banking
house Ct Rupp, Shannon & Go.
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Sherman R8taliating fer the Murder Of hi
Fnrarors.


EEADQUARTERs MILITARY DIVISION OF THE
NlIssIssTPPI, IN THE FIELD, Fec. "a, 1866
Lieut.. Gen. Wade Hampton, Commanding Cav
airy Forces c. :. A, Goneral-It is officially
reported 10 NE that our foIaging parties are
murdered after capture, and labeled s'Death TO
all foraeers." One instance Of a lieutenant and
seven men, near Chesterfield and another of
twenty, "near . TayiDe, eighty rods from the
main road" about three miles from Feaster.
ylIe have ordered a similar number Of pris-
onars in cur hands to be disposed Of 10 Ike
manner.
hold about thousand prisoners captured
in various ways and can stand il as long as
you; but hardly think these murders are com
mitted with yoar know ledge, and would suggest
that You give notice to the people at large that
every life taken by them simply results in the
death Of one of your confederation.
Of course you cannot question my right to
forage on the country. 1t is u war-rght as old
as history. The manner Of exercising it varies
with circumstances and if the civil authorities
will supply my acquisitions, will forbid all for
aging. But find no civil authorities who can
respond to calls for forage or provisions, and
therefore must collect directly Of the people |
have no doubt this is the occasion of much mis-
behavior on the part Of our men, but / cannot
permit an enemy to judge or punish with whole
sale murder
Personally, l regret the bitter feelings engan-
dered BY this war bat they were to be expect
ed and / simply allege that those who struck
the first blow and made war inevitable ought
not in fairness te reproach US for the natural
consequences. / merely assert our war-right
to forage, and my resolve to protect my foragers
to the extent of life for life
am, with respect, your ob't servant.
w. I. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen. u. S. A.
GENERAL HAMPToN's REPLY.
HEADQUARTERs, IN THE FIELD, Feb. 27, '65.
Mag. General w. T. Sherman, u. States
army: Gcneral-Your communication of the
q inst, reached me to-dsy. In it you state
that it has been officially reported that your for
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. u. 1865.
souibnrn Congressional Rcpre.en,ntion

soutbcrn Congressional Rcpreseufn alton
CoS1iDGzABLE uneasinsss is manifested by Con.
proaDonsl aspranis In the reclaimed States con :
corning their eligibility IN view Of the Tee, oath u 1t
IL now exActed from every member Of Congress-
The ,hmond papers have published the views Of
Governor PtUPOiyT upon the subject, In reply 70
certain qtesti ,ns propJunlod to him by politicians
Tho oath requires members TO swear that thew
'",ase Voluntarily given aid, countensnce, coup.
sci or encouragement TO persons engaged In armed
hosiuliiyr against TIC Government, aud the Gov.
e-nor says there is reason 10 bClieve that Con-
grcss viii repeal this oath ~ order TO give seat. TO
prHon, aho cannot cons silently take Z. His SUI.
position "a u quest onably correct, but will a..
'st, rshc s,alri lie ablc TO End suitable mon f,r
Consrcsnnen wbo are eligible according TO this
teTi Il is well known that tie politicians and
Ineu Of influence In the South were Almos, un.ni.
mously implicated in treason, and men Of in,.lh
gcnc'' who gave neither encouragement nor couu.
raj ~ tho rebellion, srs 9 great rarity 1. Ia svi-
don't therefore, that tho said States expect their
delegations 10 b. admitted at tho NIX. sesuion Of
Corsrcss, they must sclec, them with the noa,
scrupulous care. The radicals in Congrsss will be-
INCREASINGLY vigilsli. They will be busy a. Doe,
In collecting evidence derogs.ory TO the loyalty Of
every member elected from Q Stubborn State, and
they will leave no effort untred to convict him Of
fnshgiol.y. Tho object Of tho radicals il 10 force
che reclaimed statos into espous,l Of the negro
suffrage policy, and snmated with such . pur-
s1se tbsy viii succeed In rejecting The southern
delegations the thing within the range Of pos.
sinlity Even in csso The SAID members should DO
shlc 70 take the oath, the radicals will still have
chance 70 defeat their admission. The ConSitu.
utn gives 10 each branch Of Congress the power 10
'Judgo Of the election returns aud quail
hcatons Of lite members- aud
q the radicals should 10 banked upon tho
test oath question they will boldly sttomp, to de-
ieat the admission Of the new mem bsrs by direct
vos'. THIS prospect SHOULD adrnon. Sin The southern
people TO sloct their Congressman with reference
10 eligibility. II 10 highly desirable that all the
States should DO fully represented a. tho next ses-
snon u Congress, and 1t Ia certain that this consum-
Inston will be defeated by the radicals II II can
possibly DO done. Therefore, tho politicians who
have been connected with tho rot elhon should DO
kept In the back ground The test oath will pro-
bebly be repealed before long, but until that tune
tue southern States will have TO find congrsssrnen
with good records
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wIrz-How lie Benrs His Conanemsr,

Tic wIsh nston corrsspon,. cat Of tie Pail.,lel-
phia hoUIRaE says:
WIZ carly In the week, bore up well under he
ernshng woignt Of evidence of his Infamous corr
Hlct' anu when witnosB would repeat some VI
tho profanity he iudulged IN tow arts tho pris-
on'r', -ardonic grin wouli overC resd his ioA-
tu'y% ald he appeared TO chuc,-ie plesa.ntfy u
sncu hhle ep sodes But within tho LAT Few DAYS
ne has beau greatly depressed, aud seems ~ II
siung oy remors3 tor his evil deeds. ami egins to
realize his dreadful fate anu roques.el religious
eonholauon when has been granted him l. ever
tnerc WAS man Who nec'A,d IL, that man ia Henry
Wr1 There Is No lksnea, vi wirE ex.arl AND no
Hlp'ars unwilling that one should he taFep An
effort was msie lass week by a photographer to
get = likeness OF linn, but IL failed. Tie a..emDt
Nill 10 renewed, however, sui It is believed " ii
be sucrcasiu, as the request was cat urs cd b ono
OF Tho Commission, snd Wal " II not 10 Hktly ~
do anything contrary to tho wishes n any OF those
trylnR HIM, even IN such = snaIi mater u,s
health seems declining IRON close GOV tue ment aud
nervous ~ tatiJn, as no 10 vi au c1Iosuu y n,ry-
Jus temp lament, dated b. tho ie4a. favorable
answer gwen ny n wiuess, and co-res5o .ly
dc.res-sd when tho evidence h,.rs heavily upan
hun.