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Coon 1EAsr. fake \ dozen Sou4
potatoes. hoil AMI mash tine, 49, one
CUB oil white sugar AMI a quart y
boiling water, after standing Ten min.
ntcs adj a qnart " co'd water ana \
Mani d pint of yeast. and cVIle oil
a bali pint Of this viii make oh'
.largc loa VI bread.
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MN JENNINGS nEMOREsr.

No. IT3 BnlADMAY, Az nm.
= neie C ,nie~ mated tree o. recfipi r
NV prce. Back numbers a. specimens, A
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orrsuLRs OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Cl~erk-HrxRv A. H~oLrhAus.
Autstor-TnEopoRE SosplLMASs.
irfaararsf--E NrErHEssoN,
Recorder-A Lilschci.
Senff-HrNRy MAuSrEL.
C~ofonef--J Il ALLIES.
Sarveyor-S WILLIAMS. r
Wn. Il. GRRES.
RIM DAVIS. commissioner
u. NfEGAus.
orricEAs or BAiSBRipcE To~ssHir
L.tices-- Sc bsstlan kueblsf, W. Monroe
n. Brsi age
Trnstae-M keefer
Can~staDle--A. Eckert,
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TnE.HAwr IN HoRsEs.-Somctimes
horses are rendered blind BY the
growing up Of a iieslly substance from
the lower corner of the eye till the
sight is wholly obscured. 10 cure Or
remove this excrcssence tho Prairie
Farmer recommends an ointment
composed Of prepared calomine thirty
six rel precipitate one drachm, Gonna,
bar eighteen grains, and hogs lard
one ouncc. Apply once day. to the
enlarged .'haw" q portion Of the oint-
ment ii the size Of a small pea. Keel
the animal on low diet and in q dark
ened stable. Ii this fails, draw on
the hesby substance with . wire hoc'
and clip ii off with q pair 81 scissor
as the enlargement takes place.
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n. w. BRADLEy'S New Pa,ent DUPLEX
ELl.IpTIc (or double) SPRING SKIRT.
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Jasper and s.oogooiee.
Accom- sTAGE.

vEvHE under igned. proprietor q NE rsgu.
4 lar mail Zoe, respectfully Informs M
rave ing puanc that hereafisr ne VII rah
a Stage tor the accommodation q pa~sru-
gsrs Oh Tuesday, 10 rcelilon 20 ms other
days 49, wiil leave jasper every Tue-das
morning, 10 time 10 conuect WIN the trhihr
on the o & NJ. X II At L~pogootse' ans
y III return On Wednesday. Ha- team ! 4
good one, ard passengers my rely ~ ~
'lnp through safely aud ~ utr-
IS'ntRE SHOEMAKER.
Mny lotn. 1856 !
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Surprises; Wonlefiul EssepTs famou-
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historical ana ronsniic. rendsring Y
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Dlrab I'd Ulcers and soldiers, .'achers
energetic Young men and 81 n want Q
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chance a. make montd ever set offered =
send for circnlafs and sre cur terms.
Address.
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Nav 2fth. 1866 I'm
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should plow deep.
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Sherman. in which lie predicted another war in
America. The speech was delivered in Hartford
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suSness Cards, when rvi~td yor gear. allowed
discount irum these which
N sis ~ltn paid or charged quarterly.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
Raasem rern Arrixed.


FROM HAMBURG--ln Steamship Bavsrie-A. Kroek, l.
Plne aud wife A. c. kaiz, Emile Kaz, Cacie Baron and
child s Muller and son. Mrs Agnes Lake and daughter. VIM
Schmidt NJ " Sin rhaIn. G. Stebe A. Lohren j. Kern L.
Kelwi;z 4. DOchtersu. C. Eert and Caroline Scwen
Betty Jansen Ed Schweneen, Carl Schweneen, William
Jansen, Slmuve, Cath Springer j. W. Fielder Geo bam
bier Mnna Swee aud daughter. T.. Lubbe Anna Fiednann
Jle Merz Theo Jehter +. UimeT, Fred Unhs and child
Margaret Luh, Aug Eicheburs b. Nicholaus, s. r. Won
EoIstner aud lady Minnie Stenert Maria Esie ri Brsnd
Lnd Herr Elise Schrauth Jacob Dochftard e MI aud Mrs
fungenstock 0ot-i0 BoEer, :. g. Frbtrt. John Cssan
Werner Schei1ein Ernst Dsbutz Hugo Moer John Nogel
Oscar Klein. Simon Elvers. Benz Noyes. M and Mrs A.
Reerscn Liss Andersdoer. Euiie Kahn, Michael Hertz
Alfred Hoffman, J. Msnnsten, Daniel 81. Seismann, Won
hloppu.snu, and go in s.eeTage
FROM LVERPOOL-ln steamship CGha-MTs. Radford
two ci dren and nurse Mr. and Mira I. Rowe. u. Rowe,
Miss r. Rowe c. X. Ray ID. Weber W. Creighton. b. b.
Schneider Mr. Wsbridre r. CIiiteDdeH, Mr.. Witzow Nh.
Gny. S. HughaD MIR. Hornisss A. Foster +. Rgvel Mr..
Suiisud A. Douglass w. Cohnheld A. Kramer and ady, b.
fetoy, A Escuradera, Mss Vi. L. King and maid H. Gore,
Air Owens J. Dixon r. Dobe, A. Mcnnes, Y. Ssder,
a. Horn. w. O. newman H. q. Gleepy, J. Ogh, Mr An
fhony J. Jach Major Alexander lady and two servans G.
Rittcr A. khbborn ]. Hodsson Geo Tuner r. Briggs. MI
Craig NJ ds Lsmnga Mr. and Mrs. DiuTmann C. J. lilil
J. A. Hopper NJ Carver Il. I. strauss Adam Brown AiIs
W. f. Jones three children and servant Mise a. Iaufed
w. Amory Mr.. Bonnga. C. birch Mr singer and lady, two
children and norse D. Wing end ledy two children ard
servant D. H. su'cif j. p. Hsni T: +: Field and lady T.
Patton. 5. Inge Il. Reuter- c. ~ Rad u. Boyd Dr. Pep
per Prof b. Segure and servant r. bechet W. eGIce
T. Bu. T. A Dsysr j. Peon Mr.. Fair child, j. Scoyiie
HsYiand Boduau and servant, J. L. Wer zelde T. Ban
oon and servant NJ Madrid, T. NJ. Mclean, A. Horn, A
Lepke.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
POLITICAL,
wewsEorh Town Elections.


Huntington has elected Martin Willetts
Unon) Supervisor by 55 majority he being tho first
Union man ever elected Supervisor 10 that town.
Brookhavcn elected a Democrat by Only l6 majority
the Dem 1cratio ma ,rity usually being $50 ~ 300
The following officers were elected ut lslip-all
Unions
Snpcrvisor-Charles T.. Gillette. Town Clcrk-Seth
Il. Clock Justice of the Pcace-Wiimct Scndder.
Assessur-WIliam Robbins. Constable and Collector
George Hubbard. OyersCers Of the Poor-AlaGson
Seaman and Jeremiah >. Terry. COMMISSIONS OF
lIighways-W Holman. Trustees Of Town Lands
Jarvis X. Mowbray. Richard lligbio. Jacob smith.
Crnstable-John G. Wells Town Seaor-Charles l..
Smith Inspectors of Elections-Dst. /. Charles Nor
rls Buel ID. OyeIton III. william III. Pulls. Allen
Borpes, III. Aroheaus Doxsee. Samuel A. Smith.
KINGS.
TIE following ticket (Johnson Democrats) was
elected Ia the Town Of Utrecht Kings County on
tuesday; Supcrvisor-Wm j Cropsey. Town Clerk
.Iercm,sh Van Brunt Assessor-GieSrge S. Gelston.
Collector-Jeremish Van Brunt. jr Commissioner o'
Ilighways-Jacob Hendrekson. Justice OF the Peace
-Winant r.. Bennett. Constables-Patrick Drury,
James lIapcnny. join Cozine John N. Hass and Ber'
naId McCarty.
AJLBGHASy.
Allegbany County has chosen "a UnionlSts
and FIVE Democrats to be Supervisors Cuba and Scio
elect Union men. and Brdsall chooses n Democrat
making net Union gain from last year OF one.
SCHENECTADY.
Schenectady County elects five Union and
five Democratic Supervisors gain OF one for the Union
ists last yoar The city Of Schenectady has gone
Democratic by about $50 majority. The Democrats
elect four Of the FIVE Aldermen and four OF tho i've Su
pcrvsors The Board OF Aldermen stands the same a
last year..
ALBANY.
The Democrats have nominated as Their
candidate for Mayor George II. Thatcher. Also. fo
Police Justioo John Maloy; and for Assessor Edward
Brennan.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
DysOOKLYN NEWS.

ExPREss-OPPICg ROBBBRrBs. - Two mon
named John II. Manwaring and Char!es ID. Mcdonald.
were arrested yesterday morning by Roundsman Barr
and Officer Riley of the Forty first Precinct Police. on
the charge Of stealing "A number Of articles from Mfr.
Studley's express.ofiice, No. l66 Montaeuost. Tie
Office had been robbed several occasions. vh,n 1t
represented that those In charge were stuplhed
with chloroform. Ii asccrtained yesterday. how
ever that the persons arrested were the guilty onrtes
Manwsrng IL nm operator in the Office and Mcdonald,
who is employed in the U :. Telegraph Office correr
OF Beaver aud Winm-sts.. New York. lodged with
Manwarng. nupbsr Of articles were found IN their
trunke among them revolver Of English make. an
operG-glass set ofjcwcry and fine cloth sltIcent TO
make and entire suit. The accused were locked up for
a hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

to provide by which the freedmen and the poor
whites bIh Ia total darkness ss to education, should
DO cared for and taught. The negroes were already
loval and the poor whites would become 80 Trough
education He then with sadness referred to tho re-
cent action of The Pres dent the Freedmens bureau
t and said IL hat action had baon correctly reported
by telegraph .lndrew johnson waJ uutt for the Cbiof
nj igstracy OF this nation. TINS sentiment was IN
corsed by the assembige with tie utmost enthusiasm
and long sustoined applause.
lew days since the Legislature adopted resolu :
tion requesting that the Hon. Frederick Billings bo
appointed to seat among the Presidents ats isers
his esolu ion promptly approved by tho oyeror
and cordially indoreed 10y all loyal men. This Is fact
10 be noted shows wnat intcrest the people OF tho
Pacific coast take ia onr national affairs, and how
anxious they ere that whatever action Is taken In the
IeconStinotin OF the UnDn SHAH be such Gs u com
pensate for the losses suffered from the Robeion, and
olterate forever all the which led to that Re-
bclil0n.
swiYDLIEG COLD MrSEs.
Eastern capitalists have been badly swindlcd. no
less than six companies within tho past year having
lost hu dfeds of thousands OF dollars. In one case
competent engineer was sent ont to ex 1nine ihns
before purchase He took back with Lin some oil mo
rock OF ,he ledge. prosp,cted il, and showed that II
yielded unusually Will. lie took large amount Of tue
tue mine On his return be ioupd no more snch rock
as the specimen and upon examination became salts
fed that tho mins had bsen "snprcd'-tlat rs, inc
specimens did not out Of the mide originally hct
h ID been placed there with fraudulent purpose These
suindles fregdcnt that soon not one cent oi
Eastern capital 0i bo Invested 10 the Development oi
the mineral Resources of this country.
EARTuQUAKES.
Ihave In less than three months residence here felt
four distinct shOcxs Of earthquakes and how many have
occurred OF which took note. l cannot cay. Inc
first in the night and ia Dk some one had shaken
the bed exDe the Intruder but found 90 one
Again seated ia easy chair reudug book, ound
self Swayng 10 and fro in the chair as Comfortably IN
in swing. Old residents say they have doubt these
shocks every week especially at this season OF
the ycsr. As New-Yorkcrs have become accustomed
TO these gales Caornans ignore earthquakes. Alarm
lists however predict tho total destruction of the city
and oil ho it, because ia the wickedest city IN
the world. agreo with the wickedn,sS, but have my
doubts as TO the total destruction. NJ. II. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
Real Estnte Sales.

The following sales real estate wero made
yesterday:
by A. j. Bleecker Son 4 Co.-East Thirty-third-st.
house and lot No. 49, south side; lot u by ye9 feet
house 20 by 30 feet; 500.
East TLiriy.ffth.st, house and lot No. lel. north
side; house 10 BY 50 feet; lot Ia by 9e9 feet; e50OO
Putnam.aye Brooklyn house and lot. north side. l4O
feet west Of house 20 by 40 feet lot 20 by
100 feet; Sf.1O.
basement brick house No. at tho intersection OF East
broadway. and lot House pa feet front, and about
40 feet deep; Lot 2e4 feet 'front.' % feet rear and 80
feet deep: sll.i25
North Seyenth-st., BroOklyn-Premses corner Of
Fifths consisting VI story brick building with store
below and dwelling aboye. and two 2-sory dwellings
81. 80.
Richardson.st. Brooklyn-One story attic and base
ment frame cottage. near Grahamavo., sl273.
Jones.sf.-li0nse and lot No. ~ near Beecher.st !;
House ell by 40 feet; Lot 2l.l by 97.6 feet: 1890
Klng-st-Iouse and lot No. H. near Varick-st,
house % by 30 feet lot % by IS feet; &C. 100:
Forty. .fist.st.-House and lot south side, 400 feet
east of Eigh.h-ave.; lot 26 by $50 feet; 5000.
by 4. H. Ludlow & Co-0nc lot north side Of Seven.
teeDthst, l25 feet west Of Sxth.aye, % by % feet
$500 One lot south side OF Eighteenthst. l25 foet
west Of Sixth.ave.. 25 by 20 fest, $500.
Of ground Tbrds l26 feet north Of South Fftbst,
fI by 2s3 feet o. 500j house and lot on Whythe-ave
l3l feet south Of Morton ST.. 81 by 90 feet s30O one
lot on Gatesaye Go feet OF Ralphave. A by 80
feet ESQ., ore lot In on Quncyaye, by ~ feet
$780, six lots south side Nineteenth 3 feet east OF
Ninthave, 23 by 100 feet, e225 each; six lots north
sdo Twentieths 225 fet east Of Ninthave 23 by 100
feet e2C0 each; II ots north side Nincteenths Is by
100 feet ee6 each, four ots adjoining Is BY 100 feet
ei35 each four lots side Seyenth.aye % BY 100
feet od6i each four lots adjoining rs by 100 feet 200
eaeh Is lots south side Twsntsthst. 20 oJ ioo ss'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK .......Ap
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship E. b. soudcr Lockwood Charleston Livingston
Fox Co.
siesmship Neptune, Baker, Boston Neptune Steamship
Company.
Steamship Raleigh, Walker, New Orleans, Livingston Fox
Co.
Steamship Starlight Pearick Washington D. C., Arthur
Lesry.
Steamship Fanny. Fenton, Philadelphis. 80
Steamship vicksburgh seande;O Lagaayrs, &C., Smith
Duruing.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah Murray, Ferris Co.
Steamship Petit Delaney Savannah, l.. J.. Jones:
Steamship r. Il. Hale. fenton, Philadelphia, J. Hand.
Slip :. ID. Thurston, Snow, Liverpool H. I. Buck Go.
Ship Florence Treat, Short, Havfe Brett Son i Co.
Ship fisvro (Nor.), Hansen London, funch, Mencke
Wondt.
Bark Nordskov Dan Lsrsen Amsterdam FUnch Meineke
Wendt
Bark Edith (Brl, Oglvc, CoTh aud market, McCully
Narsh.
Bsrk Trovatore, Carver Cardenas, Walsh Carver.
Brig Stephen Dulcl, Tyler. Laysccs aud lndanoa ~ L.
MeCresdyk Co..
Brig La, Williams, New.orlesns. v. II. Brigham.
Brig Siciha Qts). Alio, Palermo, slocov ch Smith
Brig Rickstina tHsml Lob, LondSn, t0neh, Mencke i
Wendt.
Biig Aura, King Zaza, D. r. DeWof Co
Brig Euby Foley, ST. Johns, " F., Peniiton L Co.
Brig VIM. Creeyey. Little Pblsd4lphia.
schr Pathway Carpenter lntisnola, Tupper Besttie.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

Rig Msry fien tof st. JOHNS N. b. wymsu. Portsu.
Prince y days % T'is e. o0on se . 70 rneosey % a.v.
with sugsr to Miller Honghtoa.
Brig Addsna Agrsgls (isl Beufsnte Palermo, 70 days.
schr Sterling, spagyc Palermo 81 DAYS with mase, 70
master. ExPerienced succession Of hevy W. and Nv
W. shipped heavy caIrJng away huwsrks and msin
boom lost ind sp sails aud washed overload seaman
schr. Daniel 1owasend Townseud Wilmington. N. C..
with cotton aud naval sores to Goithwate q overion
g days with cotton aud lcswood 20 Thayer Sargent
sebr. Ph,be Morrow bsracos IL days. with fruit to j.
Schr. J. Truman tof New Bedo,D socun Csrdenas 20
days, with &C. 70 j. g. Gibbs Has had heavy wed'
bost snd decs LOAD p Of sP hhds mcIa.e. fn.
sehr Moses b. iranhall Davey Beaufort, N. c. days,
with wood iron and naval stores 10 uieser.
schr Ney Borden. plymouth NJ C., days, with shingles
to q. W. Hubbard & Co.
naval stores and cotton TO J. Mills
schr Harriet Neal Dewey Lubec, Is days, with lumber to
schr. Canema, French Elizabethport for Fall River
schr. Harriet Sawyer. Eiiz bettpoFt for Rosbury
Schr Banner, Olhy. izab.hport for Salem.
schr Agnes PhIhps Dig ton for Eilabetiport
schr. Errestone. Smith, rorlani stone.
Schr Triumph, ClrstcT Noenk.
schr i. +. Braiucrd. Carroll, Portland Conn.
sehr LW Brdss, Terrell New. Haven for Elzsbe,tpors.
Schr D. A. Stevens, Decker now Bedford.
Schr T.. l.. BayIes, HAMS. New 'ilaye1.
Schr Washington Chadwick, New London
Schr Il. H. Daiy. Sanders, new London.
sclr Henry Clay, Sears Prov deuce of EIzabethpo"'
Sclr Vintage, fhinncy New Bedford. -
Scir Alice scranton, hadWn, New HaSen for Elizabeth
port ~
Schr Nile. Hall. Rocklsnd with lime TO VIM d Brown
Schr Hannah Nileis Booth, Boston
Sohr 7. G. Lymsn. Booth New.i aven.
Schr Cyrus Chamberlain, Porter Bsrustsbo . .
Schr Harriet Wisgins. Rocklard VITA iiGo to j. v hsv
and
Schr Robert P. Smith. Maisen, Portland, stcno.
Schr WSuponsa, Ssvin Providence
Schr. Flying Cloud. Couchet. Gloucester fish.
Schr Mary Fields, Waite New Bedford.
Schr Nigian. White Bristol
Schr b. X. Hue, DrscO. Providence for Philaieiphis
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
MisceIia mucous.

The Hon. Horace Maynard communicates
card TO The Boston Journal. stating that MIR.
Lewis chosen representative IN Nashville Is not
Democrats but il the Hon VIM B. Lewis. Third
Auditor during Jackson's Administration. now an Old
man ever 10 years OF ago, strong Union man dunns
tho and long time friend Of President johnson.
The Ohio Union State Convention will he held ct
Columbus on "Wednesday. June 90. Tho johnson men
preferred later dare, but the caucus Of the Lc6is'
iature decided to hold the Convention as above.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
Arrived.

u 5. Steamship Newbero, Acting Master r. Y. Hooy
Acting En.isn and Executive oacer; s. p Boyer, Acns
IT, a'ss A hcns En
.n' Tho Dobb.. LIST asst, Engineer, in charge samuel H.
nei Robt T. Murray Charles j. Price Sd Asst Engineers;
chss H. shon and Geo. T. Holm ;Iate. j. f. Sawyer Cap
oursasewn 22d with md.e. aud lOs pass. to the National
'hspged signal. with steamship st. David, bound E.
steamship Cub ss tsr stone LysrpGol March n via
N f & a. o% %S g a. sas Pss sss.l no F.
2sriia hence ior Liverpool
smyon March 2 with mdse and pass. 70 Kunnard, 4 Co.
Steamship Nagsra, Couch Norfolk, with ndss aud pass
s,in.isp Hstter~. Parrish Norfolk, with md.e and past.
eL.singston Fox l. Co.
Snip Underwater, Barnston. Liverpool March J., with
mise and pass TO Charles Csrow Was to the Banks In Is
Gays and has been l8 days w Of them with strong w gales
spf sails. lost buwarhs, &e Has been days within S'o
ship T. Taylor Grifkn Liverpool Feb. lS with mdse to
Bark Esnssezindheid CDu,eh), wsal Hamburg l7 days.
VIII md:s to faoch, Msincks Wend Has had very heavy
B,i cs. iBrsm, Pfobst Rotterdam q days. with md.c
n1 10 pass to order.
q Bal Jesny Lsmsiin e Iondonl; Johns, Cape Town,
H. sover Pierce z,zs il days, with sugar to j. E
Brk Prnde..s Asxsndraio iof ST. CrOx). verdon, Ponce.
- d.ys with sugar and moasses TO Roche bros Coffee
kts. american Eagle htTioTd' Aspinwah ~ days. VIII
par impersdor tof Mon,ess Bsy) Power, Psrnam bnco
with sugar TO A. 3. Damon. Sailed in with brig
'seAtso, for New-Yofk.
Ann and Alice tof Yarmouth, ~ S. Utley Hull ~
- with mdse. to Brett, Son Co. Had heavy westerly
~. sp. sgit sails stove bawarhs and carried away rail-
l x Edwud Hill (of Kngston jam siss 20 days, hides
o., Irpand Berdsn March 90 10 the edge Of the
Ss.ap p.sd lags quantity Of wrecked stuff consisting Of
brs "''- u osneio' essseusmH' wi'H Ho' 70 Dsnns
Ha pssps (ef ilsifa.). Nelson. Newcastle ~ days. With
s ssec,y Sof Jsnsics DsAs Cisnfassos IT days. wih
aX bssendo Bsfcso spsnl Rontisdous Havana Is dsys
'sHss 70 0slway Csesde,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

ROBBERY oP rng MoSTAUK FIRE INSURANCE
CoMrANY.-Tbc Office of the Montauk Fire Insurance
Company was entered on Wednesday night and robbed
OF United States bonds to the amount Of some fl2OCO
The Office is located at No Court-st The thieves.
after gaining entrance. pried open the safe with
crowhar and took all they coril fad. I 1he money was
on deposit fr parties who placed IL there for safe keep
ing. Mono OF tue operators have been arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
Counsel then moved to amend Che complaint By in
creasing tho damages demanded TO e250OJ
ThaE Eonr dao oiaH kho fiou

The Court denied the motion.
Mr.. Nash-I beg to make q suggestion The coub-
sci in bis opening has spoken il the wloo manage
ment Of the Bureau were trial. Tha case here "
merely in connection with these sfOrekeeprs desro
conne the evidence somewhat within proper limits
Mr.. H. w. DoPuy was called as q witness to testify
that commission issued 10 Washington the clerks
If the Department of the Interior declined to attend
Copies OF the letters containing alleged libel were then
read in evidence Two other letters were read to show
the continuance of the malice.
The witness continues: Mr.. Hays brought me these
vouchers about tho st Of pr from Omaha City abo0e
l25 miles from the Indian Reservations; Ipsid els0 6S
SO; about tho latter part Of April left or Washing.
ton and got there on the 18th OF Mays when found
relieved from official duty went back with ,ny
suooesSor to Omaha.