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PAUL SCn0ErPE.-ln the New York as
we'll rs Baltimore Stats ZeitGnJ has just
appeared q letter from Berlin, written by
Professor Rudolph Gueist, b. D., in refer
cnce 10 DR.. Paul Sch0cppe, for whom nc
saws there is no great sympathy IN his
birthplace. Professor Gucist says that SIX
or seven years ago person of the same
name and corresponding age was sentenced
to prison in Berlin for adroit forgcries. lie
had bccn private secretary o; Count Blan-
kepscc. The father of the alleged forger,
it is stated, also, was Il village minister:
Afterwards both cmigrGtci to the United
States. The press Of Germany reyivcs the
whole affair OF these alleged old forgeries
in discussing the Shocrpc affair III this
country.
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DEATH OF SENATOR GuRLET.-llon.
James Burnley, Of Marshall county, died
early yesterday morning at his home, near
Moundsvillc, after an illness protracted
through several months. For ten years
past Mr.. Burlcy had participated considera-
bly, III the affairs Of the State. lie was a
member of the Virginia Convention Of
1861, and was one Of the few northwestern
members who withdrew from it, came home,
and raised the standard Of the Union. He
took part in the reorganization here in
SCl.-Ii Iceling Lntell;JenCer.
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WHAT GEORGIA OUGHT 70 Do.-The &c

WHAT GEORGIA OUGHT TO Do.-The Hon.
Nelson Tiff, who so fearlessly opposed Bul-
locks schemes before Congress, writcp:
'Thc act Of Congress 10 promote the
as It is, was stripped OF lis worst features
the iron-clad oath for the Legislature,
&c. Jiy opinion of the duties Of the LIE
giUlaturc, looking to the best interests Of
Georgia, il, that every member elect who
can honestly take the oath prescribed
should DO 80, aid in Tic organization OF the
Legislature, and otherwise comply literally
with the act OF Congress, including the
adoption Of the fifteenth amendment.
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Financial and Commercial
Esrnfs, and Flour Eaflkeks..

Grain and Flour Eafkess.
/ cons AMP Tt9ra Exen4 ,ssa
RICHMOND. VA, January =, is7ps Ill
OFFERINGS. ~
Whe1e.--White. a. bushels. Red. 100 bushels.
Corn.-Nhif go busbels. Mixed. 8. bushels.
Wheat.-Wbitc. ~ huabc1s very good at n 40 20
hushcls good at 81 7A-tnsals. 81 bushels. Red %
.. sI.ss 60 bushels good at sls7,ossi los bSss o
eIs. 81 ~" $50
cern.-whlse, - bushels damp new a. sa..; s,o
good nev on private terms; % bushels prime
new ut ssc.-total, $50 bushels. Mixed. 81 bushels
Oats.-so bushels very good at Sc.
RE-ExHIBITED.
None.
REHARKs.-Thc little Wheat offered TODAY
sold Mt an advanced price. Offerings Of Corn in
creased: demand better and prices improved.
prime white selling to day at $780,. which is &c. ad-
vance on the price OF prime on the preceding day.
This may seem incorrect, as o sample OF now
mixed was sold on the eth at s7Sc., hut that sale
was made under peculiar circumstances, and was
above the actual market valuo on that day. Offer
inss of grain on Change ON 9Th of January, 1858.
were Wheat-White. Gsbushels. Red, 1ls bushels.
Corn-White. 2.scO bushels. Mixed. sl2 bushels.
Oats, 500 bushels. Rye, Is bushels--.otal, . ss2
bushels. Prices on that day were: Whe.t-
White' very good $500. Red. prime, So.a5. Corn
WHITE, prime new, $40. Oats Prime, s7}c.
Rye--Primc. sl.52s.
The quantity OF Grain on 'Chanye It'll OF Janr.
AIRY, 1860 was as follows Wheat-W hite, IS BUSH
els !: red, e!s bushels. Corn-Whte l. 30 bushels !;
yellow 90 bushels; mixed, ooe bushels. Oats. 6s4
bushels. Rye, 600 bushels total, 4,a3s bushels
Prices on that day were: Whcat-Wbte, very
good, so.o5 red, prime -. les Corn-Whl very
good new, SIC. Oats-Good, CSC. Ryc--very good
3l.4o.
1t will be seen from the above statement that tho
offerings on Change to-day are less than they were
on the c9r responding days of 1868 ard 1859. Atthe
same time the comparative summary Of offerings
OH Change for the years ending alst of December,
1893, and als of December. 1892 show that in 1860
there was an aggregate excess IN wheat, corn, oats
aud rye, over 1885, Of %. 53s bushels.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and MONEY market.

view IOrK StOcK and Money MarKet.
NEW YORK. January 7-Eoon.-Stocks very
strong. Money, ! per cent. Sterling exchange
Long, 1851; short, lGoA. Gold, 1919. s-2o's-'oo
coupons, lAA. Tennessee Gs-Ex-coupons, Sc
new. 4si. Virginia f's--Ex-coupons, so new, 60.
Louisiana s's-Old, o. levee es, 0si; as so. Ala
hama s's, %; SIS, 81. Georgia 6's, 30: rs, 8c3.
North Carolina s's-OId, Az; new, 2o.. South
Carolina 8's, 7a.
Erening. Money active and easier at per cent.
Sterling exchange, 1854. Cold active and excited
at The close Mt l22s@l2:l. Governments strong,
with light offerings; 5-20's. 49,. list. Southern
bonds strong, with un upward tendency.
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Foreign News.

SPAIN.
MADRID, January Tho political crisis
shows no signs of ending.
CAGIz, January BARK Princeton,
from Genoa for New Orleans, here lcaky,
and dscharging cargo, for repairs.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January THE Emperor writes
to NJ. IIausseman regretting the ministerial
demand Tor his removal.
EGYPT.
LONDON, January 1.-The Suez corre-
spondcnt Of the London Post says that any
ship drawing over fifteen feet of water
must be lightcned before passing through
the canal.
BAVARIA.
MUNICH, January 1.-The anti-Prussian
party has considerable majority in the
Eavarian Chambers.
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Ro%r, January G.-Thc second public
congregation OF the Ecumcnical Council
commenced this morning. The first vas OIL
TIC occasion Of the inauguration Of the GER
cmoNics. To-day they were moi &C so grand
a scale as these o. Tic opening day, and The
number o. spectators was smaller.
Tie Pep" WIS present, but there was no
procession 10 he hall CT the Council, ard 10
or"n;nr address was delivered. Mass was
celebrated, liter which each Father deliver
cl to tic Pope l;a profession Of faith, &C.
co dino to thc fo:mula Of Plus ". Though
Il; organization is completed, the Council
canuo, We! prom,l=,;c DEGREES. The Pope
continues liz fine health.
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Foreign Markcts-I3Y TELEGRApH1.

LIVERPOOL, January --i'oon.-Cotton quiet;
upandS. uif. or'crne. ll:. ; estimated sales.
ii. co.. btlc-. THO =. II Sales Of cotton Will bo
u OOo bales Manchester merkct QUIET Red win
wheat. -. 3D. u lGd. Flour, Us. Corn, 2ss.
Cd. Lard ia. Bacon, so-. ed.
LIyERPO H.. January T-Erening. Cotton qnet
aud STEADY url nds, lld.; Orie:ins, HID; sales
900 bales, intending 1903 FOR export aud specu-
latlon. Lard, 79s.
LONDON, January 7-Nooa.-Con5ols, s?l.
United States bonds, 81. Iurpentinc, .ss. @sos.
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\ WoMAy CuTs Her OwN THR0AT.-On
Saturday last Miss Sallie Moore, who re-
sides about three miles from Bristol, cut
her own throat with razor, intlicting Il
horrible wound. DR.. Ensor was called in,
and found the wind-pirc nearly severed
and the woman breathing through the
bloody orifcc. II is thought she may re-
cover. 10 reason is assigned for the rash
ac;, and she is nov quite anxious to reco-
yer, avowing her determination "ncTer 10
DO 50 again .''-BriStol NeWS.
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ANOTHER WHIsKIYSELLER's EIcTIM.-
We learn that On Monday last man named
Tandy Iawhorno, living near Glasgow Sta
lion, in Amherst county, went TO that place,
and proceeded to get drank at Il groggcry.
At niglitfall he started for his home, and
on the way, in crossing small branch.
fell into it, and being in state of hcastly
;utoxicaton was unable to arise, and his
familv, who had become alarmed at lis
prolonged absence: and were il search of
him, found him in the situation described.
Life, however, was nearly extinct, and lie
died in few hours after he was removed
10 his home. lie leaves Il wife and five chill
dlcn in IN entirely destitute condition.
L4nea1N2I Nous.
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The report of Captain Hunter Davidson,
commanding the oyster navy of Maryland,
shows that the troubles between Maryland
and Virginia concerning the boundary line
between TIE two States, which has occa-
stoned so much trouble since the adoption
Of the oyster law of Maryland, results f"o:.'
the encroachmcnt Of Somerset County (,la-
ryland) oystermen upon Virginia waters,
particularly in Tangier eound.
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Az EyrREss RoGBtRY-TiUETY THoU-
SAND DOLLARS GuHE.--1t has just come to
light that package containing $50, 900 was
s.olcn from Adams Express Company IL
this CITY between Saturday evening and
Monday morning last. The package was
scns by express from national bank IN
New York to he delivered to the Treasury
Department. 1t was locked up in the OK
press company'S safe, and on Monday when
The safe was opened it was discovered that
The thirty thousand was missing. The mai
ter has been kept quiet until this evening.
L is not krovE whether the robbers have
been discovered or not.
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The Eu~Iish Cotton Trade,

LIVERPOOL. January III he sales OF cotton for
the week have been 90. bales. including zoo for
export snd 5000 for spec .laton. stock, 3s3. 900
na!es IL ncl ella siaGo bales :, american. stock
can. Receipts for the week, 81 coo bales including
g., 0O0 bales American.
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They say that Hon. A. II. II. Stuart is
now editing the I'allcg lifginidn and Hon.
James barbour tue Culpeper O1SeTuer.-
Aatirc ETJiaian.
The last refugee family has returned to
Suffolk. Captain Charles S. SWEET, who
left here in 1868, and has since resided in
henderson, n. c., has returned to Suffolk.
Christian Sun.
We had tic census Of Norfolk taken last
wear BY careful ana reliable canTasscrs, and
tie result proved that there was thena ropu-
lation in our city of over thirty thousand,
Which has materially increased since that
t!me.-AorjoiE Journal.
The residence of Joseph J. Halsey, Esq,
near Somcrvillcs Ford, was consumed b.
fire on the 4th instant. We did not learn
how the fire originated, but suppose it Was
accidental. Most Of the furniture was
saved. We understand Mr. Halscy had an
insurance of $G,CG0 upon his house and
furnturc.-Cuipeper Observer.
The clearinghouse OF Mr.. William Nc
Comb, near BarterbrooAs was burned on
Tuesday evening, December 18th. The fire
originated by q little girl going into a
clothcs-room with lighted candle, from
which the clothes took ire, and resulted III
the destruction of the house. Il was in
sured in the Southern Mutual Fire lnsu-
rance Company, OF Richmond, Va. The
general agent of the company Or. David
SOM came up on the following Tuesday, and
on Wednesday handed Mr.. McComb check
to cover the loss Observation-Disclosures Fin
iicnt0r
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EANARIA
Cuba.

HAVANA, January 7.-Well-armed bands
of insurgents, 20Oor 800 strong, are moving
on Ccnto Abogo and Cinco Villas, it is sup
posed with the object of destroying the
cane in the fields.
There is much sickness at Nuevitae.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, January 7, 1870.
The impeachment Trial-Corrcspont..
ence between E. G. Ross and c. Well
dell.
1t has already been stated in these dig
patches that Mr.. Wendell denies the truth
fulness of the New York Sans report as to
the impeachment trial. The following cor
respondence on the subject<explains itself:
limited States Senate Chamber, !
"Washington, January 4, 1870.
" Cornelius Wendell, Esq,
" Washington, D. c.:
Sir,-The Cincinnati Commercial Of 18th
December contains o report of an inter-
view alleged to have been had with you by
reporter for the New York Sun, in which
you are represented as having said, in
speaking of the trial for impeachment of
Andrew johnson, that there were three
Republican senators who would vote for
acquittal from conscientious convictions !;
that those three were Trumbull, Fessenden,
and Grimes that somebody was supplied
very literally with more substantial argu-
ments to induce the other four votes; and
there is every reason to believe those argu
ments were the influential cause of the
votes being given as they were, and that
most senators have q confidential friend
who attends to these little outside business
arrangements for them.
"As these statements charge, by unmis-
taxable inference, that my action in that
cause was induced by a money considera-
ton, am constrained to take notice Of
them and to ask you the following ques-
tons:
"First. Did you make the statements
attributed to you, the words CT which are
partially quoted above?
Second. Have You any reason to be-
lievc money wGs paid me by any person in
consideration Of my vote for the acquittal
of Mr.. johnson, or that that vote vas in
duced by improper influence Of any nature
whatever?
"Third. Have you any reason to believe
that any person received money with the
understanding or expectation that any
action in that matter would be influenced
thereby, and if so, who?
:: Fourth. Have You any reason to be-
lierc that any person was offered moneyo OF
any other consideration with the under
standing or expectation that my action
would be influenced thereby, ard if so, who
and what was the consideration
{" As this matter has again been brought
prominently to public notice in pretended
revelations attributed to you, shall nov
seek redress in court ii necessary. | trus
you will answer these intcrroga torics fully
and explicitly. You must see, as do, thai
it is due TO myself and to the public that
you should divulge all the facts in youl
possession that have any relation whatever
to myself.
Every respectfully,
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On New Years day Charles Tatfel, aged
fourteen years, was killed OF Cumberland,
Md, by the accidental discharge of pistol
in tho hands Of u companion.
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L is the intention Of one of the western
members Of the House Immediately upon
the assembling of Congress to Introduce a
new census bill, one section Of which pro-
yides that no State shall have the number
of representatives diminished in the next
Congress. 1t is hoped by the adoption o.
this section that the new apport:onmcnis
can be applied to the next session, devoiT'
Ing the duty Of apportioninG on the Sccle-
tury o. the Interior.
verify believe the President has at last
"cot lis back up" with tie Senate. IL
to DC hoped, at leaat, that the opinion re-
Gently expressed of him by General Frank
Blair may be ycrife! in the case OF Mr..
lIoar. Indeed, l learn from IL pretty good
source that he dcies the refractory sena-
tors, Will insist upon final action, and
threatens rcprisals upon rcjcctlon.-A, N
baltimore Gazctte.
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All, THE PERIODICAL L1TERA-
n TIRE OF THE DAY may b. had Of
FLLfSOS i TAYLOR,
nos sdoining Dispatch Building.
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Sympathy with the Telegraph Ope.
nj

Sympathy with thc TelcSrnph .Opc.
ratOrs OH q Strike.
Isaac D. George, President of the Ma
tional Typographical Union Of the United
States, issues 4 circular from Nashville 10
day to all Typographical Union men, say
ing that "the strike of the Telegraph
League for the protection OF the defence
less members on the Pacific coast Is an
exhibition of devotion to union principles
UNPARALLELED in the history of labor or
CARNATIONS. ! would recommend to each
subordinate Typographical Union an ez-
preston of sympathy for class OF men
whose business more closely than any other
is connected with our own in the struggle
against the tyranny Of great monopoly"
The President of the National Labor Asso-
citation Of New York tenders two hundred
thousand dollars TO the Telegraph League If
necessary to sustain them in the strike. II
the difficulty be not settled before Congress
meets, there will be great trouble IN getting
of news from the city, as the force Of tele-
graph operators at work will not be ado
ouate TO the business to be transacted
Judge Hoar.
Chief Justice Chase to-day expressed
regret that the Senate did not confirm Judge
Hoar's nomination, and added Few
attorncy-.enerals have made such favor
able impression on the Court as Judge
Hoar."
Several senators called to inform Mr.
Hoar that they would vote for his contirma-
ton as Associate Justice if he would live
in the southern or fifth circuit whilst on the
bench. Judge IIoar refused to accept the
terms.
Foreign Postal Service.
1t appears that the PoStmaster-General
has had no official proposition from tho
French Government, nor mas our depart
meut made any communication in relation
to the foreign postal service since the con-
ference between Senator Ramsey and the
French Minister of Finance last fall. The
reported communications between Minister
Washhurne and the Minister of Finance
we're informal, and not intended as OH
cial acts, and whatever may have trans-
spired between them will probably have
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poroNAc FEuIT-GEowEES' ASSOCIATION.
Dr.. ]. L. Snodsrass, of Washington, has
Jcen elected president Of this association,
with J. II. Gray, OF Falls Church, Va, and
Chalklcy Dillingham;, OF Accotink, Va
yicc-rrcsidcnts.
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Another Earthquake in California.
san FRAScIsco, January 7.-There was
an earthquake at Bakersville, CAL, on the
81 instant.
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Az I>T"rrST!NH Qrr>TloN.-An inter
e,,N~ question has arisen cut o. lie recent
>a!c 10 private parties % tie Goycrnmcn,
propy-ty III Harpcr's Ferry. Tie iur-
c.,uscrS claim that tic Baltimore anil Ohio
Railroad Company have 80 legal right 70
ran t"cii' read through what w&S, until the
recent sale, a Government reservation.
Permission 20 run their track through the
:arpcr's Ferry property was given the
| company by the Secretary Of War thirty
years ago Il is claimed that this sale vi
;ia.vs tbs permission, and that two miles
d the railroad track, being OH the main
loat, - tie West, Is by mere sutierancc on
thc land Of private parti9s.- I|aShiayto"
ElLtlil.tHn
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To TOBACCO DeALEEG.-Commissioncr
Delano decides that the scraps, waste, and
$wccpin@S, Of cigar manufacturers disposed
Of to dealers must he ta&-pnid at the rate
of sixteen cents per pound, and be placed
il proper packages, as is required i'll all
classes Of manufactured smoking tobacco.
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SOUTHWARK THE DARBY TAKES His WAY.
About 200 more negroes from the surround
ing counties left here on the Tennessee cars
last night for different States in the South
Lvnchjrg NeuS, 1M.
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. Very respectfully,
" Your obedient scrva

e. G. Ross.
IFoShiagion, D. G., January ), 1870"
"Hon. Z. &. Ross: Sir,-Iours this day
received. In reply 20 your first query, I
unhcsitatingly reply in the negative; to
your second, would state that l have no
reason to believe that any money was paid
YOU in consideration Of your vote, or that
any Improper influences were exercised to
procure tiny belief is directly to the con-
trary 10 your third, reply that have no
reason 10 believe that any person whatever
received money with the understanding or
belief that it was to be used in affecting your
vote-my information anu belief is the re-
verse to your fourth and last inquiry, l
state that Perry Fullc. vas offered several
thousand dollars with the expectation that
he could influence your action in the pre-
misses. I state further that Fuller declined
receiving it, replying to the oierer that he
could not accomplish anything herewith,
and that your action on the question of i'm
peaclment could not be affected thereby.
Every respectfully, yours,
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VASES, VASES, VASES, OF 49,, r,.ls,i Il
xant VIII e3ns,It their Interest by examining my
stock before making their Igsehssss;, :, Any
sea opposite psslesaass'
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r.. =. -,,..... ~, y, d. D,,,..v
in" =, ",m,S AM -; A." nA.i.m a
~, Gcnnrci rlnscrot IN rc:sr(; - rho ncro.
,t,,;',,' ,n|ao :, par;S for Flo cola oT no
n',I. of ,hn Trons.Contincntol Mcmnl;s
,,,i ~ D., ro;i,rar Ia.t s,,,;nr hn 49,
,,rt, tLn s,,hson;,>.;a,, uns noonoI - p,r;s
~ ,1aI.af - ,lo udnatou. oI,nr,
.,'I WY 80. Wv, 10y 49,.
''sS.' ~ "a ','e naiI ,I. ,i"as !""
'>..''.'ts - ..' '.' VI WY .aS ~,
't"'' !:.e''%, l.i ""a'o,in u"a Hn;eu ~
'3e 'n'''u ,>:"'"s. ~ 'lnnS n.'' .i:., y,
~ - ~ "h'' il" 'eA"S '''i'''u az ih''1'
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TROUBLES IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, January G.-The Irish journals
report that during the Parliamentary elec-
tons held in Longford, which was bitterly
contested and attended with great excite
mcnt, tic supporters of Martin, the Fcnian
candidate, and tho friends Of Nugeut, came
into collision at Gullett Hill, near Long
ford. After sharp fight between the par
ties troops appeared on the field and fired
upon the Fcnians, who quickly dispersed.
4 few men were wounded, but no one was
killed. At tic last accounts there had been
70 further disturbance, but proper prccau-
,ions lad been taken to prevent renewal
Of the conflict. The Fcnian element is
greatly cxaspclu!cd over its defeat.
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DARING RnBHEEY IN RUSSELL COUNTY
4 SoN ASSISTS N STEALING 81 900 From
uI> FATuvE.--Wc learn that on The night Of
tic &l>t Of December last the house Of AR.
George Shcihcrd, in Russell county, was
visited b. hrcc mcn in disguise, who de-
raaudcti Of Ms. Shepherd that sic deliver
TO them tho money Known 10 be in her pos
session. She resisted the demand for some
| time, and used every cn:rcaty to induce the
ru0idns to leave the house, hui thcy refused
10 90, ana finally Knocked her down, and
threatened to Kill her if she did not girc
them the money. Seeing the robbers pre-
| narn- to put their threat into execution,
and in order 10 save her life, Ais. s. gave
II: the money: ahou: !! 900, and the Scouu-
,i.cls Immediately left, without proceeding
TO further violence. Tic money was tic
rricc Of Il tract o. land recently sold BY Mr..
shepherd, who was absent from home at the
,ime Of the robbery. Two G: the party
we're recognized by Mrs. Shepherd, and
war:aGta were issue, fcs' their arrest, but
thcy had rot been iounl nj las; accounts.
UHc # ;l:c~c parties is Mr.. Shepherds own
sCu. The names Of The ";ncr two have lot
been Il, orttl 10 llS.-IWcLJlTy ACrs.