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Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
The Evidence Against the Canadian
..H Rcfngces.


Tho Toronto Gi0dr gives somo Of the points
in the suppressed testimony, and says
We cannot begin to give all the damaging
points brought out to get the full weight of
the evidence; II must DO tnkon ng whole.
Bat We say that even II ono half Of our hriof
resume be true, the completely OF southern
refugees IL mndC out. They appear to have
aided aud abottcd every scheme, no matter
how iuhumRn The raids, the poisoning of
tho New York rosorvOirs, the yellow icVcr
affair, the burning Of cities, all darkest of
dark deeds, and only surpassed, if surpassed
Mt all, by the dreadful tragedy ut Washing.
ton, which bids fair to engulf tho sooundrolS
Themselves.
A Wo stated yesterday, thnre docs not ap-
peRr to be any lcgnl evidence duplicating
Jefferson Davis; but the inference H. almost
unavoidable that he knew and approved Of
Booth project. Thore is one portion Of Mr.
CODAScr's testimony boarinr heavily on Rev
DR.. Robinson. ~ have seen he says
"Rov. Stuart Robinson, Doctor "c divinity,
with Thompson and BLACK burn: ho was pros.
ont whom some Of their schemes were dis
cuased, and approved thom. lie said that
anything that could bo done under Heaven
would justify them under the circum-
stances. ~
We commend this 10 the Ls1bcr, who took
80 much to heart our remarks on tho reverend
gentleman n short time ago. Surprising the
statement TO he true, how does DR.. Robin.
s0ns denial Of all knowledge Of overt acts
ngninst the United Stnts~ appear lie made
capital out Of llyam's bad character. but
that mode Of defence won apply in this case.
| Ills solemn Rsscvcrations Of Innocence. like
those OF Saunders, Cloary, Thompson a Co.,
arg beginning to look like solemn farres
alike untruthiul and discredttable. WcahnlI
look with interest for tho full Official report
Of tho evidence on which We have been rom-
menting, and, in the meantime, We should
like to hear from Saunders and hiH friends on
| the new inspect Of matters.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
A sirinrnnt or.iar.

The following General Order has been Is.
sued from headquarters at Chattanooga,
Tennessee, r....s..- .rFres e..
Information having been received at
these headquarters that paroled officers and
enlisted men Of tho late Confederate army
have been invited TO, and allowed 70 enter
places Of public resort and amusement
ut is ordered that no such officer or sol.
dior belonging 10 the surrendered men now NJ
this post will be allowed 10 visit any place Of
hmusement, under any pretenee whatever
Any one violating the above, and any pro.
prietor, agent, ticket agont OF other person,
Who shall knowingly sell any such person any
ticket or card Of admission, or shall aliop
any such person 20 epter any suoh place Of
amusement, or having entered, 10 remain
shnll he arrested and punished for disobe.
dionce Of ordors.n
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

TuE YELLOW FEvER PLor.-Capt, Brian
u Brien, the commander of the bark Halifax,
charged with smuggling tho yellow. fever
trunks from Halifax to Boston, appeared he
fore United States Commissioner IIallott, at
Boston, on Monday morning with his counsel,
Hon. Charles X. Train. The Government
asked 10 have the case postponed, Rs their
principal witness, Godfrey J. Hyams, was
absent, and they hoped to secure him in
Washington before tho time of tho noSt re-.
turn Of tho bark Halifax. Captain . Brion
said II would tako fortnight for his vessel
to go to Halifax and got back and tho case
was therefore postponed till June 29th, at 10
O'Clock, bail being given in $1,000. llyams,
the important witness alluded to, is the same
ono who IL reported to have sworn Ht Mon
trcal, ut tho blackburn examination, that he
went Ia that city On II wire and persisted in
that testimony. II ia stated that II no can.
not he secured, the charge against Captain
o Drien will DO abandoned, II TrGrcisr
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
co,ton'- Kingdom TumbIlnG Down

1t viii be seen from the following para.
graph of the Presidents proclamation, re,
moving restrictions upon trade in the south,
that tho requirement Of % por cent. as u tax
to Government upon cotton purchased in
those States is nnnullCd.::
Now, therefore, he 1t known that |, An.
drow johnson, President Of the United States.
do hereby declare that all restrictions upon
informal domestic, md cuastwise intercourse
and trade, and upon the removal Of pr"ducts
of States heretofore declared in insuTrection.
rescrving and excepting onIy thoso relating
to oontraband or war, IA hereinafter rccitcd,
and also those which rratc TO the reservation
Of the rights oC the United States to prop
erty purchascd in tho territory Of m enemy,
heretofore imposed in the territory of the
United States east Of tho Mississippi river,
arc annulcd. and j do hereby direct that
thcy bo forthwith removed. and that on aud
after the nrst day Of July ncxt nll rCstric'
tions upon foreign commerce with said ports,
with the exception and reservation aorcsuid
he likewise removed.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
trhr NniInl,nl Loan.

PmLApELruIA, June II.--Thc suhscrip,
tions to-day to the sovcn-thirty loan rs tclc,
graphcd to Jay Cooke, amount to 80, 055, 800.
Among the largo subscriptions were tho fol.
lowing: First National Bank Of Norwich,
Connecticut, $Jj, 900; First National Bank
of New Bedford, $50, 900; Vermilyo 4 Co,
New York, $l25, OOO, Fisk IL Hatch, New
York, $26l, lOO Spencer, Villa 4 Co., Boston,
500, 900, Third National Bank uf ST. Louis
500, 900, Tho Third National Bank of Chi.
cngo, H., should have tho credit Of the ralG
of S2O3, 100. rs stated yesterday TO have been
made by tho First National Bank ofthat city
The number Of individual subscriptions rol
sums Of less than 500 amounted TO |, ,i3j.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
From UtRh-hrrIVnI or Speaker Col.
rRI's Party Rt Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, June l2.-Speakcr Colfax and
party arrived yesterday morning, eight day
from Denver They were delayed by Indian
hustiliiic'. Tho Indians attacked M"rmon
train at North Platte Crossing in sight OF
them, and Mt Eaglo Crock Station, few
hours after they passed, and killed or wound
cd all tho stock tenders md soldiers.
The city council and citizens met the party
two miles from this city. W II. Hooper, in
welcoming speech, extended tho hospitali.
ties of the city. Mr.. C"lrnx replied, predict.
INK brilliant future for Utah. If her people
prove true to the Union and obcdicnt 10 the
laws.
Tonight, n meeting Of 5000 people was
addressed by Speaker ColfnX, Lieut.. George
Cross, Of Illinois, and A. u. Richardson.
The party remain here until Monday.
General Conner has scnt out troops To stop
the Indian dcprcdationF, md will keep tho
mail route open.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
4 suoonsrvn srArnnrxr..--Tho rolors.

A SUGGESTIVE SrArENESr..-Tho Potors.
burg (VH.) Ncrs, of late date, makes the
following suggestive statement
"In this whole commonwealth there Is not,
~ far rs we know, \ glasS factory, button
factory, n paper mill, broom factory, n
manulhct0ry Of wooden ware, brass foundry,
n porcelain factory, a chair factory, a carpet
mill, pin machine, an agricultural implc.
mont factory, q manufaetory for cutlery, a
type foundry, u factory wherein single ur-
ticlo Of printers uso Is made, brewery, \
calico print factory, lock factory, linen
factory a cotton factory, above capacity for
the cOmmOnest work.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
TuE FoRcE op ExAurLH.-Goncral Grant

TnE FoRoE OF ExAurLE-Gencral Grant
seems not only to he h hatcr of Cab" him
self hut the means of preventing its induIg
enco in others. Al the banquet given him
in New York, on Wednesday, his speech in
reply to the welcome of his friends was as
follows:
"Ar. Chairman anu Grmi|mri. ! rise
only to say to you that do not intend to
say anything thaRk you for your kind
words and your hearty welcome.
The other speeches made on tho occasion,
although coming from tho lips Of men who
find 1t very hard TO give up talking when
they once begin, only Gll twenty lines
of y newspaper. The fact that the General
thus conquors "Gab' Is almost as great an
honor rs the capture of Richmond. Bosio"
JJHTUgI
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

Tho Committee Of Internal Revenue has
decided that whisky fraudulently ovRding Il
tax Is soiIable, no matter in whose posses.
sion II is Tho Revenue Agent can take II
IN your cellars or closets. lenco, tho Com
missioner advises purchases only in bond
Erch1HPS Paper.
sprigglcs on reading tho above, instantly
resolved that hereafter he will drink on th'
rpot nll the whisky he purchases, and thu,
defy the Revenue Agents.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
ATLANTIC CABLE CourLErEp.-ThO At.

ATLANTIC CABLE C0MrLETEn.-Tho At.
lNntic cable was completed on the 9th The
ovent wa' celebrated by grand banquet
given by tho contractors, Rt which congratu.
lstory speeches wore made, and sentiments ol
satisfaction over tho prospective triumph ol
the great enterprise wero expressed. Now
that tho rebellion Ia onded aud the stability
Of the our institutions have heon proved.
John Bull Is naturally anxious 10 cultivate
our acquaintance and strengthen the bonds
Of alliance bctwoon himself and us.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

ALI letters relating to the subscription Of. ar
aavsrtising In, tho .RRruBLIGAS should be al @
dressed To the pabli-heFh, ~ above.
All letters or communications iniended for pub
nsstioa, or In any way relating 10 tho editorial
sPArtmsnt of the paper, should be addressed 10
the editor, aH above. ....s.. ..r.. .........
Business and otltsr correspondents will greatly
obllgs the Publishers aai the RdtoT by comply.
Ing with tho shove aaggcstlon.
To CoRERAronpRSrS. NO notice can he takon
of anonymous eOmnunIcalionG Whatever is
intended for Insertion must be- authenticated by
The name aud address of tile wrltcr--not neoosla
rily for publication, hut ~ guaranty Of its good
faith. . f..u.
We sapuot undertake to return rejected com
nualoaIIoBs
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14


How CONSOLIDATION WOHks IN WEST
NmGINtA.-rctcr Righicr, who gained con.
siderable notoriciy in Marion aud Harrison
counties for his bitter hostility to the Union
causc, and who finally joined the rchol forces
has again returned, accompanied by about q
dozen Of his relatives aud friends. II Is rcp-
presented that they are all armed with car.
hines and revolvcra Fighter has also brought
hack with him number Of very Emo horses.
lilo has commenced plowing, and expresses
his dosire to remain and says ho intends i'm
medintcly to rebuild his house, which was
demolished by the Union forces, An agent
who had been put in charge Of the promises
EOld n lot Of brick from tho wreck of tho old
building. The purchaser called for them IN
the worry morning Of Rightcr's return, but
was informed by him that tho brick should
not he removed from tho promises, as he
wanted them himself When at work in tho
field, himself und friends carry their weapons.
A noighbor who was passing tho place halted
and entered into cOnvcrsatiOn with the party,
and while cOnvorSing about somo Union men
that hal beca killed in that ncighbOrhOod
the gentleman expressed some opinion that
excited the iro OF ono oftho party who drew
nTovOver and snapped II At him, Hisgompan-
ions, however, intCrfcrcd and expressed thcir
dimpprobation Of the act. IL Is represented
that the Union citizens were very rcstivo and
threatened to drive thcm away, hut were
persuaded by friends ~ loave them 10 bc
dcalt with hy tho authorities Of the land
IPhociiRG MiciHgtRccT.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

TmE DUTCH Gar CASAL.-ProG Mnilofnrt
who has been engaged in removing the oh
structions In James river, represents the
Dutch Gap Canal ns not only no failure, hut
complete success. A number of vessel'
have passed. through, Tho action Of tho tide
washes tho debris Ioft hy exploding the outer
wall, and It Is confidently inserted by prnc'
tical mon that the Improvement In the james
river will ho Of imncnsc value to tho shipping
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

A. NATIUNAL CONVENTION or TOBACCO
GHowEWs At the tobacoo-grOwcrs' meeting
in Louisville, an Wednesday, plan of ma
tional convention of tobacoo-growers was
presented, and il was decided To huld suoh n
convention On the second Wednesday in Sep
tember. Ono subject TO he considered IL the
just method Of taxing tobacco,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

NATIONAL BANK NoTEs. Many Of the Ma
tional Banks, and particularly some of then
in New York, have, contrary to law, adopte,
the plan 0I having the signatures Of theil
officers engraved upon their notes The nj
tention of the Comptroller Of the Currency
having been called to the fact, he hNl
promptly ordered the practice to be disCOn
tinued.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
southern TclcgrnphIo News ncport..

ASSOCIATED Pass OPPICE, Juno ~, lS,li.
We arc officially notified that the extent Of
tho Govcrnmcnt business over tho Southern
wires nccossitates the suspension Of arrange.
mcnts in progress tn rc.cstablish the old re-
lati"ns between the Associated Prcss aud the
editors south or Washington. Meantime ne.
tive efforts arc being madc to increase tclo-
graphic facilities 80 rs to insure prompt dis
patch to all business to or from tho South.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

SEIZURE ~ SMuGGLED CIGARs.--A sciEure
was made by the Boston Custom House off.
GERS, last week, Of scvornl casks of what pur-
ported Ia be empty ale bottles made Of carthen
ware, which were found to contain from
twelve to fifteen high cost cigars each, 80
neatly packed that it seemed almost incrcd-
iLle that they could have boen placed there
without damage. They came from MatanEas
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
SECOND EDITION
-FOUR o.cLocIx. Il. M.
PERSONAL.

Mr. Henry BEReB. late Secretary Of the
Legation Of tho United States in Russia, aud Mrs
Bsrgh, are passengers by the Scotia.
Mr.. Moan BRooks, the Washington cor
respondent Of the Sacramento linton, has been
appointed naval agent y, san Francisco.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
WEDNEsDAYma,::::.::::.::JUNE u, 1861
'PAssPoR r. 4 .
Special Notice.

Persons residing or boing in Washington
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain tho same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on Jcrsoah application
ut tbs Department Of State. myi -3m
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

Wool IN MusNINGUN COUSrY, Qua
During the past threo years the number of
sheep in Muskingum county, Ohio, increased
~, O0O, and the whole number now is I56 2l2,
and the clip value Of the wool this seusOn IL
estimated at half million dollars
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

Aa indicative or the enormous number Of
new wolls to bo bored this season, the Mead
Vile (ponnsylvanin) RGyHhHodR tatcs that
during the past two months nino thousand en-
gines have passed through that place n, rOWis
for the oil regions,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
Now Ynrk Cn,tIc Market.

NEw EoRE, juno Ia lieof declined I
cents; receipts, 5000 head; quoted ut I2aI7,
hut very few sales over 10 cents. Sheep, 10
cents higher receipts, 5000 head quoted ut
las cents. Swine l0wor, receipts, ~, 900
head, quoted at Pa9 cents.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
Reception OF n veteran Massaehusetts
Regiment IN Boston.

BOsroN, June lathe S3d MAssaehu.
setts regiment, who shared the grand cam
paign with Sherman, after doing gallant ser.
vice in tho army Of the Potomac, arrived
home today, and met with a most cn,husias.
tio reception. -. ..... .
This l. the first veteran regiment which
has reached Boston, the others boing tempo
rarily quartered Mt Readvilie and other en-
eanptnents
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
mrccklnrIdgc NrnortcI Im CnI,n,

LENINGroN, Nv, June IO.-RclinbIo in.
formation has reached the friends Of John
G. Brocknridgc, at this place, that he has
refuse to say.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
lnhhcrY Im pnrIsmonth. Nm.

puRrsNuuTH, June I3-Tho law office Of
William II, Rollin was robbed yesterday az
tornOon Of four one thousand dollar bonds
Of the MNysville (Kontucky) railroad.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
Fire In nI,Io

CLEVELAND June l3.-Fhc Evans House,
ut Petroleum Contrc, was burned last night.
The loss IL $l0, 900 No insurance Lamb
\ Merricks store was also burned. Loss,
So, 900
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

TaE Chief Of Police Of Bullllo has given q
tOrmai notice 10 keepers Of disreputable
houses that they must close their doors pre-.
eisely at ~ O'Clock every night, OF iaiIing ~
do 80, the police are instructed 10 place under
arrest all the inmates. The chief evidently
believes in regulating an evil that he cannot
destroy.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
DRowSEp-On Friday af.ornoou

DROwNED.-0n Friday afternoon last,
Coroner Woodward held an inquest over the
body OF n white man named David Harris,
rrst t-elass fireman ou board tho steamer PHinam.
Tho verdict ol tho Jury was that tho deceased fell
overheard from tho steamer aud wa dr0w ned,
The body u tho deceased was found near the
MARIN" railway, In tho navy yard. A silver
watch was found On the body Deceased lraycB
u family Ia England
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
Destructive Fire in Louis.
vile, KY.
Execution OF a Guerrilla and q
Murderer.
Preparations for a sherman Barbecue

LoUIsvILLE, June l4.---A serious Gre brok'
out last night on the premises Of r. A. Robin
son 4 Co, destroying large quantity o
drugs. The loss Is estimated St from one b,
two hundred thousand dollars.
Marshal Stewart, the guerrilla, m,
Lewis Lerod, the murderer Of McGrth, a
shelbyyille, were executed at the militRr,
prison to-day.
Preparations are being made to give shcr
mans men barbecue on the 4th proximo
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

An ACCIDENT son Of Mr.. Wnrdcll,
living on street, betwcen Ninth and T0uth
streets wa, seriously iniurod yesterday by tall'
ing under ear No. 81, the hind wheel of which
passed over one Of his legs SuPerintCud udoht
Halligcr rrPortJ that there Is no blame to be at
iachrd To the conductor oT the driver ot the ear.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
MARRIED,

On the Lith instant, Rt tho Church Of tho As
conaiou, by tho Rev. William pinkaoy, D. D.,
EDwAEp 7. fLRrCHERt to Miss MARIoS sEHAsrIAS,
all of Washington. ...
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
RPnCIAL NOrICIlss.

10. New York aad Washington
SrgAMsnIP CONrASY, foot of High strcct, GsoTgo
town, d. c. Steamer EMPIRE IL diAehargiug,
COn-ighces will please attond TO the removal Of
their goods without further notice.
This Steamer salts Tor New York on Thursday
at l2 IN, shippers Of horses viii please be at the
wharf 1t II a, M.
jel4-lL @. =. HOUGHTON, Agent
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
n y w,pp Esn

u. Y. WADE, Esu
Comment on such u motto IL unnecessary
The reverend gentleman, while abroad tells
u company Of strangers that ono oi our load.
ing generals was drunk at II most critical
moment Of the war. llo docs this "c0nG.
dcntially" His romnrks get into print,
however, md nre copied NJ correct in their
aVomcnt in u journal supposed to he an ''or.
gan whore ho Is concerned. And yet he lie,
clincs, on the ground that he did not
expect to ho reported to givo his Ru'
th0Tily for his damaging statement II
that Is Mr.. Beechcrs idea Of tho way in
which he, in his position, can properly dca!
with the reputation Of u brave, skillul and
pairiutic soldier, honorable mon of the world
will hardly care Ia listen 10 his exposition "l
thoir duties towards their neighb0rs. First,
to be inconsdcrnte aud out Of place In max,
ing grave allegation, and thon TO refuse to
apologiZe or give the authority for il, has a
mean look, to say the least BOHOU Tr0U
ScriyL
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

GRAND LARCENr.-JOhn Wilson was ar.
rcaicd by oa!e"r TAFT, on tho complaint OF J. D.
Frederick, uu the charge ofeomnllttng larceny
II tSb, aud was held Tor court
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
GOIdIn New York.

Nav YoWK, June l3,-Gold NJ the Evening
Board was l42l, closing nj l42i
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
sherllan,s Report ON General Warren.

shcri,ian's Report ON General Warren.
den. SnERIDGS's Official report Of the bat
ties on the South Side Railroad has been pub.
lshod In regard to General WARREN's con
duct at the battle of Five Forks, he says:
Had Gcncrai Warren moved according to tho
expectations VI the Lieutenant General, thor,
would appear t. hare beon bnt lntlo chance for
tho escape Of the onoiny'6 Infantry In front Of
DinwiddiN Court. House.
And again he says:
DuriDg this attack I again became dissatisfied
with Grnrrni Warren. During th" engagement
PORTIONS of his line gave way when not exposed
TO n heavy nrc, aud simply irrIn want Of coma
denre on tho part Uf the tronps, which General
Warren did not exert himSoh t. inspire. there
fore relieved hin from the command of the fiith
corps, authority for this nChoa hayiag been gcni
to me- before the battle, uusnlicitcd.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

In PRisoN number of prisoners in
the Old Capitol this moniug numborrd -, and
in Carol thnre were iS-mAking In total IT,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14
1s-MoMMt Vernon RaIIslIna AssocIa

tion NOtice.-rho annual meeting Of tho Stock
holders will he held at the usual place On Friday
cycuing the 18th inst. at O'Clock, WHOM an
election Of Oiacsrs will bs held to sorVS for the
cnsuing year All Stockholders failiny to attnnd
arr liable 10 a hne Of twenty Ave cents
10 ll--lI ... CHAs WILSON SsersiaFB.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

Alabama hnIIrs-The VcVcd Mayor
atty Of New OrIcRns--The Rebel Gov
crnor Of Mississippi Orders an EIcc-
tIOn.
CAIRO, June l3.-Ncw Orleans advicca to
the Sth have been received. Tho special
correspondence of the Timcs from Mobile
statos that tho ToeonsiruCtion meeting hold
in that city on tho 9th Instant, asked for
tho appointment Of Military Governor and
permission to take steps to got back into the
Union.
Affairs In the interior Of Alabama nrc quict
and hopeful. Soldiers arc at home culliyi,-
ting their iarma, aud business IL rcviying
Tho mayOraliy Of New Orleans continues
To be u vcXcd question. Colonel Durncy OK.
hibitcd no disposition to resign the Office. Il
Is rumOred that General Candy has referred
the whole matter to the Government at Wash.
ington.
Tho rebel Governor Clarke, Of Mississippi
had issued proclamation ordering The shcr-
iils Of tho several counties to hold elections
on the 18Th oi june, to elect delegates to the
convention 10 bo held at Jackson on tho 81
Of July, the day appointed by the bogus Lo.
giElaturc,
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

A NUIsASCE.-We have received CON
plRints from largo property -holdcrs and tax pay
rrs rrsidipg Ia the neighborhood of FnnT and-a.
half and sthott, agaiuat the deposit Of EiA ht
auil so close TO th0lr TcsidanCes n N render Il
uubcarahlo, Thoso deposits have been made for
liycars; but of late the city has Improved much
ln that direction that ii IL tlnu that s0mc other
locality IaDgO suitable should he selected. We
nIe SatFhcd that II h only necessary to call ih"
attcuIon uf tho city authorities 10 II, Ia have tho
proper remedy applied The gontlomen ag.
gri"v"d proposed t" take decisive stops to Nb,te
| tho nuisance: but We oouuseled an appeal ~ the
city authorities, which II now made.
Daily national Republican., 1865-06-14

ININ7hTNN1 NIIFIT " TNOI1
DEAR s'Ri did not make RHy public TO-
marks about GENERAL lIuukuT Whilo In Bngland
A. u hrrpl,Ast VI temperance mcu, strictly, con
crodiu.'. I a''"dri tn lluukCr's condition. My
remark, ~. Ibllshod IN violation of cOnn'
done,
Ar to my evidence, It was such AZ IN produce
moral conviction, but not tu oslabiuh tho fact
legally that dUlIng lho last part of tho battle NJ
ChahrnllnrtYIllo, llunkor was under the iniucnC,
uf liquor
! do not feel NJ liberty tu mention my inform
Ant until can see him aud get his prrmlssiuu
| MN ANIN lInLN NmMIn.