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The New York herald., 1876-10-06
THE "KNow NOTHING" LETTER.

AN AUTHENTIC DENIAL OF THE CAMPAIGN
STORY ABOUT THB AMERICAN ALLIANCE AND
GOVERNOR HAYKs-THE REAL FACTS OF THE
CASE.
COLUMNS, Ohio Oct. s, 1876.
A persistent attempt is being made to fastcn upon
Governor Hayes tho falsehood that no Is a member of
tho American Alliance, or is In sympathy with any
doctrine which proscrbes foreigners. The papers
day charge that tho special committee OF the Alliance
waited on Governor Hayes, at tho Continental HOTEL
July 5. to notify him of his nomination. No such CON-
mittee waited on Mr.. Hayes there, and he left Ph,la
dclphia Tor Ohio at seven O'Clock A. NJ. on tho 5th
About July a letter was received hero containing
printed copy OF resolutions adopted by the Alliance
the special conference Thcy were published In East
crn papers full at the time OF their adoption They
socfrtics for political interference In national AFFAIRS
ndorsc the common school system and the Biblo, IA
tho election Of members OF Congress who In
favor OF American principles dcprccate revival OF
mostcs between tho North and South, favor return
to specie payment return thanks to the soldiers and
sailors the latc war; ndorsc the nation of HAYES
and Wheeler, and earnestly advise al who favor
these resolutions 10 givo these nominations their
tire support
There was will be by tho above, reference
whatever to Foreigners principles OF this order
and the letter oil Secretary Leo was simply polite
acknowledgment OF tho Endorsement OF Hayes and
Wheeler. and was In substance what has been written
to Irish German clubs and other political organiza-
dorsed Hayes ani Wheeler These letters OF acknowl-
edgment all written by Secretary Lee his own
responsibility and without consultation with Governor
Hayes, as was also this particular letter.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
GOVERNOR FAIRBANKS.

INAUGURAL ADDRESS "A SKETCH OF THE PRO-
GREss or THE STATE AND ITS PROSPEROUS
CONDITION.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct. 5, 1876
Governor Fairbanks, In his inaugural address, re-
viewed the early history Of tho State and the crafty
ing progress made in the past century, and called
tention tho reports OF State officers and congratu.
lated them upon the prosperous condition Of the
finances. Ten years ago the State had funded debt
OF ST. 500. The Trcasurer's report shows as
sets mostly OF ready money, OF s72007 IL in excess
OF all liability.
During the past year tho funded debt diminished
S59 Oe0 and $3.50 900 added TO the sinking fund.
Among other recommendations is the creation OF the
ONCE OF Attorney General as tending TO diminish tho
expenses OF state prosecutions; also the sumnfonng
the Grand Jury when required, instead OF uslly
as at present
He points out thctdefecs in the system OF assessing
taxes and suggests a careful revision OF the law;
recommends the establishment OF town II.
braries and uniform text books In public
schools throughout the State, and also recon-
mcnds Increased appropriations for tho State
Board of Agriculture, Manufactures and Mining He
dwes length upon the necessity OF prison reform
and the importance Of educating and reforming GRIM
mails, as well as punishng them, and finally recon-
mends the appointment Of Commissioners 10 prepare
for legislative action all needed revision of the laws
OF the State.
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that any revelations that ne will make will Do
more good than injury 10 sUncic sonny
NJ.

tend that any revelations that ne will make will Do
more good than injury TO "Uncic sonny
wooDwARD's CAREER
Ebert A. Woodward was assistant clerk 10 the old
Board OF Supervisors and acted agent 10 tho Ring
in tho division OF tho spos Civil suits
menced against him. aud in January, 1879 tho Grand
Jury found threo indictments against him Tor
forgery In the third degree. These indictments
are now on nie in tho District Attorneys
Office II Is stated that he was 0rst met by Tweed
at . prayer meeting and appointed to position
IN the Board OF Public Works He resided IN ole.
CANT manson at Norwalk, Conn.,, and elected
member Of the Senate OF that state. lie owned about
81. 600 900 worth OF property in that town. He
partner In the lrm OF Knapp Fitch In saving and
planning MILL and invested about 81, ooo 900 in the hat
factory OF John Beatty Brothers. Mr. John Beatty
left for Chicago 10 see Woodward yesterday II also
believed that he owned number OF shares in the City
National Bank. The arst OF the indictments
for forgery found against him charges that
on July -, 1870, be had in bis DOS
session a warrant drawn on the County Treasury
for sl2 423 10. payable to j. Mcbride Davidson Co..
order, for safes furnished In county courts aud
Offices; that Woodward forged the endorsement OF
Davidson 4 Co on said warrants and that Tweed in.
cited Woodward commit tho forgery. Tho second
count charged that Woodward uttered tho sad
knowing .t 10 DO forged. Tho second indictment
charged that Woodward. the 30h OF May, 1870 had
in his possession draw0 the County Treas.
urcr for Sos 5l5 TO- payable to j. Mcbride David.
son e. Co. or order; that Woodward forged the n-
dorscmcnt OF Davidson Co. on the back Of the war.
rant and that Tweed melted Woodward to commit the
forgery. Tho second count charged him with having
published the warrant. The third indictment charged
that Woodward the 27th OF June, 1870, had in hs
possession a warrant tho County Treasury mo.
2S2i), payable TO Davidson 4 Co. for tho amount OF
SG36,5 81 for safes furnished to the County Courts
and Offices and that no forged tho Endorsements OF
Davidson L. Co. with Intention to injuro and dcfraud
the county, &c.
II tho prisoner Is found guilty ho will probably b
sentenced to five years Imprisonment
District Attorney Phe ps despatched man TO Albany
yesterday morning OBTAIN the necessary order OF the
Governor for the cxtraditon oi 4, A. Woodward. Il
expected that Woodward viii be in this city about next
Wednesday.
Mr. WHEELER II. PEcKHAM SAYS.
MIR. Peckham said ycsterday:--l really know nothing
about the matter further than am engaged Tor tht
prosecution. All know is that there IS chance ol
getting Woodward safely in New York city. We shall
let tho law take It's course, you may be sure.
When questioned about tho indictments Mr.. Pcck-
cover HIM six feet deep We've got plenty Of indct-
mcnts Why he's the greatest rascal IN the crowd
think the prosecution will see that no IS wei taken
OF when get him 10 New York Yes, u tsa
good result after years determined search 70
capture him and Tweed"
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
THE CUBAN WAR.
TIE EVACUATION OF LAS ruSAs.

TIE EVACUATION OF LAS TUSAs.
KEY wEsr Oct. s, 1876.
Tho latest news from Havana Tho insurgens
general, Vicente Garcia, before cvacuang Las Tunas
burned down the whole place. escorting the Inhabi-
tants sick and wounded, TO somc distance. The men
in tho garrison taken along prisoners, except
ing the Commander, General Toledo, and his officers,
who were liberated This latter stop is very sus-
pcious and The public is clamoring for investsa-
into the behavior OF tho officers
JovELLAR's MOVEMENTS
Captain General Jovcar left Havana tho night be-
fore last by special train with companies Of vet
erans. He is going nrss TO the jurisdiction OF Colon.
where the insurgents have burned place named Cali
mstc; thence be goes TO Las Tunas
ACTIVITY JovELLAR's DEPARTURE.
Tho newspapers hero say that Jovclar goes to pre-
matters for the coming campaign but there
Is no doubt that tho events decided his
sudden departure.
THE RESURRECTION GAINING sTRExGrH
Matters have come 10 look serious. The insurgents
have lately shown much vigor and determination, ap
pearing suddenly were least expected
Aaxma Gomez in person is said 10 bo far advanced
In the jurisdiction OF Colon.
RuMoRED pxsKRrioSs.
Rumors, not without foundation, speak OF heavy de-
sertions among tho Spanish troops which exposed
to prvasions and misery while tho grcat many officers
who walk the streets OF Havana appear TO bc living
we'll
nogE REISroRcExBNTs PROM SPAIN.
1t is said tho government intends harass tho
troops any longer but garrison ali places and the
soldiers to arrve from Spain to protect all estates
during tho next crop This policy would only increase
tho starvation and strengthen the insurgents whose
would gain Immensely by another fruiilcss WIN
ter campaign.
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THE SPANISH SIDE OF THE STORY.

HAVANA, Sept 80, 1870
despatch Is published here by the leading Spanish
organ announcing that battalion OF insurrcctioniss
under tho command Of Vicente Garcia, attacked and
took possession OF the town OF Las Tunas the
ing Of the 22d inst. Tho garrison. composed OF $50
men oil tho regular army and 400 volunteers, surren
dered with their arms and ammunition. This garri-
son, with the Mayor Of thc town. declared prs-
oners OF and taken to tho headquarters OF the
publcans in the Manigua II said that the Eovcrn-
mcns will take immediate steps repair tho loss OF
pendenCe ia nigh
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Bancroft 10 seventy-six.
Now collect your ferns for winter.
Blaine shows no symptoms OF sunstroke.
Governor Hayes favorite author 10 Emerson.
Shoulders OF ladies' dresses are 10 DO lower and more
Hoping
Major General George B. Mcclellan Is at Toronto,
Canada
Senator Francis Herman, Of Utica, IL ~ the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Mr. John de Brot is organizing tho Chicago house OF
l. 7. Stewart Co.
Polo is to mako one OF the attractions OF the Now
Hampshire State fair.
General Tom Ewing is not sanguine about domo-
srasic victory In Ohio.
A girl OF ST. Peter, Minn, has, In male attire, been
serving ms . brakeman.
Gold and silver trimmings for bonncts are worn In
London, but not in Paris.
General A. J. Mycr ('old ProbabIitcs') il visiting
Ills father at Cleveland, Ohio.
Gambc,ta, whilc in England, will be accompanied by
lFrcnch newspaper reporter.
Mr.. +. Berger. Centennial Commissioner for Luxem-
kourg, Is ut the Westminster Hotel
Charles Francis Adams worth 81 oo0. o00 which is
mostly invested in Boston real estate.
Secretary Zacharah Chandler arrived from Washing.
Ion yesterday at the rinh Avenue HotcL
since tho exposure of Dr. sadc several barkcepers
have refused TO keep slate for the spirits
Mr. George w. wurts Secretary or the United States
Legation at Rome, Is at the Hoffman House.
Major General Domve, of tho British Army, and
Mr. James Domvne, n. r., Of 81. John, N. b., are at
mo Windsor Hotel
The politicians OF Indiana have improved tho old
ame tactics just rs MoItke improved on Bonapartc's
they extensively railways
Associate Justice Nathaniel Clifford, of the United
States Supreme Court arrived In she city yesterday
and is at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
President NacMahon. recently imprisoned hts own
son for wearing a non-regimcntal costume, and
colonel who did not punish the offence.
nervous prima donna in "Semramidc" must be
good In semiquavers, and yet thcrc Is semtrcmcdy
for the same The baritone must have good deal OF
Assurance.
The Cincinnati Gazette thinks that n the whites and
backs unite to form solid South, all parties in tho
North will unite TO oppose Il. This to boar out
Wade Hampton's idea
From the Evening 7eie0ram;--s'Ncnu for the ban
quct OF the shoemakcrs:S (awl kinds; fish, Act
Of sole and stewed heels; entrce boiled tongue, With
shoe string beans: relish, pckled slcgaitcr; vege-
isblse and lb, onisns; dessor the last thing"
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
SPAIN.

A YAvoRITB OF Isabella TO CONQUER cuDA.
LONDON, Oct S, 1870.
special despatch from Madrid to the Daily Ne,Us
says:-'The appointment OF SO important parsonage
General Martinez-Campos to the Governor General
ship OF Cuba is proof that the government is making
every sacrifice TO crush the Cuban insurrccton Tho
nomination was totally unsolicited General Martinez
Campos will himself nominate his principal officers"
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
COUNTRY-Now READY.
Tho wHEKLy HERALD for this week contains select
story, entitled sHow went to the Lcvcc" together
with telcgraphic from all parts Of tho world; tho
Indian difficulty; Bulgarian Atrocities; Terrible AccL
dent Springfield, Mass; General Miles, Reply Il
Wendell Philips Letter tho Custer Massacrol
Moody and sankcy in Chicago; tho Presidential Can
vass In tho Reconstructed States; Triple Tragedy
Sing Sing Prison. Riot in Colorod Church; tho Weed
Stephens Controversy; tho Colorado flcc.ion Poitca
in Ohio and indiana; the American Alliance; Senator
Conklngs First Speech in the Campaign and tho latest
Washington intelligence. It also contains editorial
articles tho prominent topics OF the day; Rcviows
OF tho Horse Cattle and Dry Goods Markets. Financial
and Commercial Reports; Agricultural and Sporting
Matters and tho important events Of the wcek.
TKRMs-Singo copies, sc. one copy, sent TO any nd.
Dress postage rcc So per vcar; two copies one year
ss four copies, one year, IS. Any larger number .
81 % per copy.
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ENGLAND.

LABOR TROUBLES AMONG THE COTTON spIvvERs.
Loypoy, Oct. 8, 1870
Tho Daily Ne~s publishes despatch from Black
burn which snys:-"Tnc cotton operatives having de-
cided to DO no longer bound by tho arrangement by
which their wages have hitherto been regulated,
OF the largest spnncrs havo posted notices stating that
they hold themselves at liberty close the spinning
departments OF their mills Without warning"
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

JOHN T. AGxEw is one of our candidates
for Mayor We do not insist upon his cleo
tion whether the people want him or not.
but we believe they want q man of the kind
Of which this name is type.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

TAMMANY HALL is putting on its war paint
Ior the great battle of November. In other
words, the ward and election district
machinery of the party is being oiled and
creased. There was much business and
little powwow at the Wigwam yesterday.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06
COUNT Won ARNIM.

HIS TRIAL ron HIGH TREASON CONCLUDED.
BERLIN, Oct. 5, 1875
The Stats Gcuchishof met to-day for tho trial OF
Count Won Arnim a charge OF high treason. let
from the Count dated from Ouchy read stating
that tho weather prevented his coming to Berlin As
mand Of the Public Prosecutor, decided to proceed
against him contumaciom Tho Court also decided
that its proceedings should be private. Count Won
Arnim's counsel not permitted to plead
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrFicE OF Tng CnrEP SIGNAL OFFICER, J
WASHINGTON, OcI. 6-l A. NJ. J
Brnt,IsI,fsss

WAR DEPARTMBNr.
OrficE OF CurEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, OcI. 6-l A. M.
Probabilities
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley falling followed
by rising barometer, warmer, brisk and high sonth-
westerly winds vecring to cool northwcstcrIy gencr
ally cloudy weather and rain arcns.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
rising barometer brisk and high west to north Winds
diminishing force, and colder, partly cloudy weather.
succeeded By ram In the former.
For the upper lake region, falling followed by rising
barometer nigh southcry winds and gales vcering to
nor,bwoery aud rising, succeeded BY colder clearing
weather.
In the lower lake region falling and low barometer
high souihcrly winds and gales warmer rainy weather
succeeded al Eight by rising barometer and colder west
to north winds.
For tho Middle and Eastern States rapidly falling
barometer casery TO southcrly Winds increasing to
brisk and probably high, and warmer, cloudy, sue
cceded by rainy weather.
Tho Lower Ohio River and Mississippi, from st. Louis
TO Memphis continue slowly falling.
Cautonary signals continue along the lakes and arc
ordered for tho New Jersey coast
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes In tho
Temperature Tor the past twcntyiour hours, IN CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year, os In
dicatcd by tho thermometer at hudnurs pharmacy
uYxAtp Building:--
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YELLOW FEVER.

RAvAoEs OF THE DISEASE AT SAVANNAH UE-
CHECKED.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. s, 1870
The total number Of interments to-day was twenty
scven Of which eighteen from yellow fever Ton
OF the burias were those Of colored persons
j. r. waring. forwarding agent OF the Georgia Cen.
trail Railroad; Nathaniel q. Brown formerly OF the
firm OF f. W. Sims 4 Co. A. T. Smith, marine clerk
In the Custom House, and N. G. Lambeth died 10 day
Brig Mary Z. Roosevelt returned 10 Tybeo with her
captain sick.
The operntor is sick.
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FRANCE.

AMNESTY TO ALL POLITICAL OFFENDERS
LONDON. Oct s, 1s,d
Reuter- telegram from PARIS says:-"Immediately
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SEALED VERDICT REACHED.
BERLIN, Oct 5--Evcning.
Tho Court, after threc hours dcibcration, pro-
nouncod judgment Count Won Arnm, but the SEN
tence has not transpired.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

A.-NATURE GIVES A HARM0NfZING COLOH
the hair which and sickness turn 20 gray PAR
KER's HAN BALsAa the color aud lifo
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RUssIA's REQUEST TO THE POWERS.
PARIS, Oct s, 1875
Tho Journaides Debats states that Prince GorschakoG
has scu q circular to the Powers inviting them to i'm
pose on tho Porto general amnesty and six months
armkstice.
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upon tho rcassembng OF the Chambers several radical
deputies will introduce fresh proposals for general
nestyn
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

A-THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED AM
exhibitor by Centennial Exposition given THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY for silk ELASTIC TnussEs sold only At
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

DON'T TRIFLE WITH AFFECTIONS OF TIL
throat and lungs. Tako HALE's HoSKr or HoRkHouN
Tar
PixEs TooTuAcuE Dnors In minute.
AWARDS. DECKER BROTHERS RECEIVED TIL
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zee DEcLINxs TO MUSTER AT BEssIKA BAY.

FRANCE DECLINES TO MUSTER AT BESsIKA BAY.
LONDON, Oct o. 1870.
The Vienna correspondent OF the Standard states
that communications from Parts declare that France
Will not participate naval proposed
by Russia.
AUSTRIA AND ENGLAND DECLINE TO COOPERATE WITH
RUSSIA.
Austria and England have declined the proposition
Of Intervention.
cowARpIcR AMONG sERvIANs
The Standards Belgrade telegram reports that Con-
eral rcheraayer has sent to Belgrade nfty privates
who had mutila,ed their right hands in order 10
cape military duty. They viii be imprisoned three
years
HAS THE CRISIS ARRrvEpS
Reuter- telegram from Belgrade says IL Is ex-
pectcd that Russia will present ulsimaum, to
be followed by n declaration OF Negotiations will
probably preccde such action, tho treaty OF Paris
binds tho signcrs In tho event Of Misunderstanding
to give tho Powers an opportunity Of mediation.
OF COURSE
Roumana will join the fortunes OF Russia She now
openly allows the passage OF armed bodies through
her territory.
Prince Milan has written q letter to tho Gar
pressing for having incurred tho attcrs ais
pleasure IN connection with the armys proclamation Of
himself as King.
RESULT BULGARIAN BurcHKRna
The Belgrade despatch OF the Times Gays the Eng
lsh policy is leading factor in Servan calculations
The party expect Russia to declare war; with the
approval OF England This expectation is founded
the sentiment Of tho English people gathered from
tho meetings hold all over the country.
AUSTRIA PROMPTLY.
Tho Times Berlin correspondent tclegraphs that
should Russia persist in occupying Bulgaria Austrian
will mt nlv nd yinc
but operate against the servinns
TURKS ALIVE THEIR
Tho Turkish generals have resumed operations but
avoid Alexnatz and Dciigrad, and are penetrating
north into the Eastern countries This Is the result OF
the Russian proposals to Austria
TuK TURKS ADVANCING UPON NEGoTIN.
LONDON, Oct s, 1875
Reuter- despatch from Belgrade says private
dispatches received there state that 900 Turks
advancing upon Ncgotin which place has been occu
pied oy 1000 Servans with two batteries Of artillery
Negotin is about twenty miles northwest OF widin.
cossAcxs ROUTE FOR WHERE?
Oficial dispatches received at Belgrade state that
900 mounted Cossacks havo passed through Kladowa
LAST sERvTAS LOAN.
n Kopore1. director OF tho Russian voga Kama
Bank has informed the Servian government that Its
last loan has been fully subscribed for.
AUSTRIA WILL BREAK wrrH RUSSIA
A despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from
Vienna says:-"According to the most reliable infor-
nation not tue slightest idea Is entertained by the
Austrian government Of breaking or friendly relations
with Russia"
UxRxxrrrISG IMPORTS ARxIsrIcE.
Reuter- Paris despatch says:-Privnlo kilograms
received here state that the Powers now making
great efforts TO obtain armistice. or at least a
months truce accompanied by various guarsn-
teea II Is stated that tho question OF congress not
at present under discussion.
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

A CARD.
To Citizens and Strangers-kNOX'S FALL HAT rendy n
2l2 BroadwAy and under the FiIth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

A-CITIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
tasty and elegant Hat Of superior quality should call
EsPENSCHEIDlS. Mnnnfacturer. Ils Nassau ST.
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| A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARsHS TREAT
ment; ~ years experience vesey ST. Asor House. M
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
Tho very best So finished easily hrmming
handkerchief o7l Broadway and 32l Arch ST. PhilsdAi
The New York herald., 1876-10-06

ELECTRICITY FOR THE HEALING OF THE Ma
tion Applied by Dr. CHAMBERLIN. No. z West 18th =
GRADUATED LUNG PROTECTOR, AN UNDER
garment prevents cold settling the lungs; sold
where. BY mail medium. 81 so: largo 81. SINGER
nnfac HrnadX
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lvcrnro temperature yesterday QUA
year,. year. -. esx
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The Northern Horizon Thickening
Each Hour.
THE COUNT Won ARNIM.
A Sealed Verdict In the High
Treason Trial.
THE EASTERN lMBROGLIO.

sNGLAND's uLTIMAruM TO TURKEY.
[mzC1AL DMpArcH 10 THE HERALD BY cABIR. ]
LONDON, Oct q, 1870
Sir Henry Elliot at Constantnople has been in.
structed to notify the Porte that unless the English
proposals are unreservedly accepted the British
government win withdraw oil support to Turkey
and merely guarantee Constantinoplc against Rus
sian occupation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-24
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN
YEARS OLD.

Guernsey county, Ohio, boasts OF .
citizen, BENJAMIN BERRY, who has al
tanned the pxtriarchial age of Ill years.
The truthfulness of this figure is attested
BY official documents on ale in the War
Department at Washington, Mr..
BERRY having served in Capt. GEO. B..
SNowDrN's company, under Gen. WIN
DER, in the war of 1912. By the official
rolls, Mr.. BERRY is proven to have been
born in l765. Think of it He saw the
light eleven years before the American
colonies declared their freedom, and four
years before the First Napoleon was
born, and still livesl
The Guernsey Je6ersonian had an
interview with this gentleman, and prints
il with many appropriate reflections on
the events Of the century just passed.
Mr.. BERRY is in good health, and IN full
possession of his mental faculties. He is
not over Ave feet high, yet perfectly
erect, and would weigh but 100 pounds.
His hair is of iron grey color-not hav-
ing turned ever partially grey until re-
Gently. His teeth are sound, and men,
ory fair. He says he voted for WASH
INaTos, and for every Democratic candi.
date for President since.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-24

THH Wellsburg Herald, edited by an
enlightened JACOB, goes for Judge MAT
THEws, whom it denominstes "learued
and upright Judge" for doing his best
"by force of bis Judicial opinion,"' to
clear two State officials who were charged
with misconduct in office. The Herald
being Radical paper is Mortified at any
thing that has even the semblsnce of cor
rnption-in a Democrat.