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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-02
CHAMBERMAID and
Giluntione Udnie0-- malrs

EOACITMAN. &c.-COOK, &c.-An excellent
cnachman and gardener, his wife gool plan COOK
washer aud roncr win do the general work Of the hosl
hn1est snber obgng rood references moderate wares
TROTFSTA HT HOME BUREAU, 1873 0tllayc, fourth door
above lOh-st.
GROOM. &c.-A flst-class groom and coach
IN man Protestant: single; Mouth German good rrIer
encc.; city country. Address H. b. CoAChNAN -
Wet l3tlrst. -------------
GALESMAN of many years experience IN the
- teWelry business who seldom loses customer
for the reason knowing Low 70 deal with hcn ICES
engagement, UUCECcptiO1aJlc retcttuc g. Auit So T.
MAN. Tribune Office
NNAllER.-A young man az waiter; under.
stands duties thorougy excellent city reference $50
9Th ave, 23d.st. hrat tOor.
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REcoRpEp MORTGAGEs.

,oss. George 10 Hawley d Clapp. the Rossmore HO-
tel durnshed) years, AZ annual rent Of....,....
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Che Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES,
WI LONG BRANCH N. j.,
Saturday June 80 Tuesday ID Thursday 4h and Saturday.
9th, July. No p0sIpOnement account Of weather.
SIX RACES EACH DAY.
by the NewJersey Central and Southern Railroads
directly 10 the Course.
Admission Field so cents to Grand stand 81 extra.
G WHGATLEY. sec'y. GEO L. LoRlLLARD. Pres
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Gounirn properIp 60 Get.

FURNISHED FIRST-CLASS SUMMER
Aresidcnc most desirable every way 100 miles rom o~
aad ample gTOundsi EoSu
Of both CITY
eeyate airy locations fine drives, &c VIII e Tenicd Ior
m 10 uons al very desirable family Inquire OF
"REsIDENCE" Agrcuiturist Once, 80 Broadway, n \.
AT LONG BRANCH TO let for the Summer,
N cottages furnished. prices reduced 500 to 500 Als9
Ali Kinds al real SALE exchange for ity ptoNu
property cured IN hotels or cottages Apply
10 i'' WS. LANE q CO, East Long Branch
A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for small
~ family. with CITY aud country rent low 20
good ;enant j. IT, DENIsON, this Office or 100 BrlI"'e
awe. Newark, Nj
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS oppOsIt, " est Point. Address FlSlihllI
SAVINGS BANK, FishSill, y. y.
no LET-Furnished house in PLAlNFlELD,
Il New,Jersey. Address or opplyat ITO Grsnd.st Guy.
TINO LET mt Morristown, n. IA furnished
cottage of 10 rooms the season. Z. b. BLi1s No
2l3 F0OltOn-sL
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situations manteo--females.


HOIJSEWORK, or COOK, WASHER and
III IRoNER.-By Protestant young woman very good
Sci good baker excellent hcst iesmS
ntsS civ or country sober and obgng eau at
$50 sth-aSe, near 2Ithst, W. H BUCKE. Proprietor.
HOUSEKEEPER.-A respectable widow to
take charge OF house best references Auuress ior
two days, Mrs X. wELSTEAD, 6O3 East l9thst
TADY'S NADIA young lady wishes to
IL family or lady 70 EUROPE SS az NJ NEW
ion, Sussex County, N j.
r ATNDRESS, &c.-Scotch Protestant wo-
man. frstclass auntress and cook city or country
good references. 126 West 2lthst
7 ATJNDRESS.-AnE English Protestant woman,
highly recommended sOcits ladies' or genuemens WASH,
work IN would out 10 iron Dy tue
day Mrs. j. b.. No. 14l6 broadway
7 MISREPRESENTATION Protestant laun
dress willing to do chamberwork; best OF city reier-
$3.50 6th-avcr near 23d.st,, hfsl moor.
I AUNDRESS,-By strong, active woman,
dnting posing putting summer garments IN every
styIe IL willing assist in the ehamDerwork no oesto s
country best city references Can De seer a' o'@ o
ave-. near 35thst ----
AITNDRESS or CHAMBERMAID and
IL LAUNDRESS-By very respectable highy feSoi ~
mendeo Young woman rstcass launiress or would do
and lanndress understands nuahg t rIi
az $3.50 ithave ATHEIST. w. II. BUCkE Proprietor
NTURSE.-Bva neat, intelligent young girl, who
ia very competent full charge OF children, SHOWS
take care OF babe AMI bring ~ n on Je no9i
objection TO the country Can DC seen ~ oOZ
Cth-ave.. near 3jt!lst.
AITRESS.-By II tidy, competent person
w who knows her business well gives entire satisfaction
fr The waiting dresses salads ornaments dishes cleans silver
eoual IN new rs willing assist with The chambeTwork no
objection to county best city references Can be seen
COZ Ctiiave. near 3hth'si.
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"TCHE WEST POINT HOTEL"
Il On the Parade Ground In the Military POST open
'N'V"s ALBERT II. CRANEY, Proprietor.
THE LAUREL HOUSE, Cautersllll Falls,
Catskiu Mountains N wow open at reduced rates
for the s. aaon terms 50 per day: s5 to SIS per week
riages boats at Catskll Landing Seno
tor circular. J. l. sClO II, ILoPlIeuoI.
TPHE NEW and ELEGANT LADIES' INSTl-
Il TUTE BUILDING at Suiheld, Conn. viii be open Tor
June n August 23 rooms large,
airy comfortably fumshed location cannot be surpassed
for pure air drives aud wholesome retlrement
board 10 10 ST. For further information address l. LUTHER
-
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Real estate 10 CTthGn9e.

Two EXCHANGE for small country place
4 Nice two story 10 room brown stone Louise IN very
eligible location NEAR Prospect Park rutland WHIT
ING ) BE amnst
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CRAWFORD H0USE.-The centre of the
~ wild and beautiful attractions in and abOut the White
Mountains, and the which the Notch the
mt Of Mt. Washington that Of Mt Willard be visited
In
TWIN NoUETAIN HOUSE, White Mountains, n. II.
open BY extension the railway there IL unbrOken
rail connection with Mount Washington Summit direct
communication with every locality OF in the White
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CARSWELL HOUSE. Cornwall on-the- Hud-

~ son-Under new management board for the season
opens on the 10th large, nrHtcass accom-
modatiODs reasonable Cards aud information may
be obtained of s. CHASE l3i Facifcst Brooklyn, A.
G. ROE Cornwallon the udson. Address NJ f. BARBER,
Proprietor
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WI Jefferson. " H-New house. just completed, newly
furnished; Ncw.Waumbek House, In fun Wow oil Whte
Frantuna and hOuutaus heated by furnace thoso
sInerng hay foyer, catarrhal an asihnatc e9mplas
Trrrye Immediate relief accommodations for % Ruesis
every effort will be for their comfort Address Mrs NJ
l.
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COOPER HOUSE (Otsego Lake,, Coopers-

~ town, VI accommodates 800 guests park Of 10
shade trees ana lawns fine driving boating and hshng
duced plaus aud Hotel Bureau 80 Union
square New York $. L. CRITTENDEN. Proprietor. late
Of Long Branch.
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5nmmer Boaro,

COUNTRY B0ARD-Between Sing Sing and
~ Peeksk short distance Courandt station the
Hudson River Railroad: shade fruit
milk ice. &C.. terms 50 50 per week. The p. m train
from New York met day this week Address H. f. c.
COurtia Hudson. N Y.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE, .,,..-,..
I'VE Delaware Water Gap, PENN now open central location
LIST clara cheapest AZ The uap terms - TO az per wee
or.s2 pof day I 10. HAUSER, Proprietor
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BATH HOTEL. BATH, Long

= Island vnow open. The finest watering place In
America rstclass hotel for families and transient guests
adorned with walks and Hover patS
balcony wide 0GO feet long around the entire build
ing; excellent bzz aud billiard rooms; reached by
UamtO1 Ferry and rail to Bath; addition
10 hotel rooms Union Telegraph office In hotel
INV 'P' II. /. SCRANTON, Proprietor.
Steamer BAY RIDGE leaves Bath, a. m. and m and
BATTERY Pier l. East River, 10, 23O m, $3.50 aud
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I IBERTY FALLS.-Boarders wanted ut Wyn-
! Room farm; good table and ane views; troutng;
e,snt fon, Tor the Summer; price - 10 50 FOR further
uartcusrs address Mrs. II. WlNkOOP.
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nOTEL FENIMORE.

"Otsrgo Lake" CnoperstO1p, Otsego Co. N Y, now
nten fDT ts hotel, complete win the laest
oirru Improvement onus every coincidence and comfort
for ianHi-r -- 49,
ood sailing boating and h-hng; very fine drives aud pleas
Tor particulars address JAMES BUNYAN, Proprietor
rios. u. WINCHESTER. Manager.
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snmmer eoafo.
DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,

cATSKILL, N V, NOW OPEN.
d:>s2 SO So so day for June
and July 80 S7 90 and $50 per week. according rooms
and location high scenery unsurpassed
in the world 20 acres OF ground Accessible by Albany Day
Boats and Hudson River Railroad. Address JOHN
BREASTED Proprietor, Catskil
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-12
The NosheFs version.
wAsco Co, June 20, :

WAsco Co, June 20, rs.
Editor Democra
Please allow me space in your paper TO
correct some falsehoOds in regard to the
killing OF Van Allen, scattered through
Linn county by Mr. Frum If the account
which you published in the Demooat was
as he told II, he has only told one truth,
and that was that Allen had been killed
got my authority from Van Allen himself
and eyewitness Of the affair and VIII now
tell you how 1t all occurred Allen and
Cline were having Eight about something,
when a man named Walls ran up and caught
Allen by the throat Allen called on Drips
TO help him. and when DEps ran to his
relief some one else ierked him away and
Allen had to fight it out alone. When the
fight was ever a warrant was sworn out
for the arrest of Allen and Drips, and
they both got their horses and ran away,
knowing that they could not get justice if
brought to trial Jerry Lucky was deputized
70 make the arrests, and he deputized Jas.
Chamberlain, who Immediately went in
pursuit OF the boys. He overlook them near
the edge of town and handed the warrant to
Drips. Drips glanced at It, and handing it
hocks pat spurs to his horse and rode on,
telling Allen to come on. When they had
gone about thirty or forty yards Cham
beriain fred and hit Aliens horse In the
back. Allen turned In his saddle and asked
If he was shooting at him, and Chamberlain
said, mo by Cd, amt, and Just then
fired twice again, one ball hitting Allen IN
the back part of the thigh, the ball coming
out IN the left grsin, and the other striking
him in the hip Allen then wheeled his horse
and fred, the ball hitting Chamberlain ;
horse in the shoulder. Chamberlain then
ran foF town as last as he could and told that
Allen had shot at him iirst. He then got 3
Henry rife and started out Of town to finish
up his job, but soon met Aliens friends
bringing him in. Allen lived two days, and
this account of the shOeting affair got from
him on his death bed, and from an eye
witness. l am no lawyer; simply an old
woman, almost heart-bFoken, but / think
when our laws were made they were intend
ed to be founded on justice, and looking at
it in that way can't see what excuse Chana-
berlin had for killing my son. He had only
been fighting with his hands-used no
weapons at all-and if that crime is punisha-
Bile with death am very much mistaken.
ALIENS MOTHER.
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warehouse at shesId.

CASTOR, Furry & Co. are putting up a
large addition to their grain warehouse at
Shedd's Station, and viii have it finished up
this week This firm is one of the best in
our county. We know each individual mem
Der Of the firm to be an upright honorable
gentleman, and we cheerfully recommend
them to our readers who have business in
their line as persons in whom they can place
implicit confidence
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-07-12
The First Boarder.

Sheriff Dickey has boarder at the. county
hotel already. A young man named Wn.
Fentoa and eonpanion got on ''splurge'
on our streets one day this week, and on
Policeman Watkins trying to arrest them,
FentOn assaulted him by striking him on
the head with rock eneased IN handker-
chief. Fenten certainly didn't know who
he had to cope with or he would not have
acted 50. Watkins immediately bagged him
without any trouble, and swearing out a COM
plant soon had him bound over to await
action of the grand jury on the charge Of
committing an assault with dangerous
weapon. Fenton is an intelligent looking
young man and seems to feel very badly over
his misfortune. He says his father is in
business IN Sheridan, Yamhill county.
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The Corvallis hand.


The Corvallis Brass Band passed through
this city last Friday, going home from Salem
where they had spent the Fourth. They
played one or two airs at the depot, and then
serenaded this Office At that time the
entire force were away attending to the
wants the inner man. and consequently
the reception Of the band was NOT as cordial
and warm-hearted as could be wished. We
are very sorry that it should have been SO,
but cannot help it now We are under just
as many obligations, as we would have been
had we been present, and we certainly will
always remember them for the honor eonferr-
ed upon this Office We have heard them
play quite 4 number of times, and have no
hesitancy in prOnouneing them the very best
band in this State outside of Portland, and
we would lhesitate considerably before we
would assert that even Portland hand could
excel them
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A Ncr Eoar..ins aan>r.

The building next door Ia our Office has
been reattcd snd is now occupied i.y Mir
G. w. Hobart, who, having. sold out hi-
business, expects to devote his entire time t,.
the management OF his boarding house.
Everything viii lie kept serupuloasly clean !:
the tables viii be furnished with everything
the market affords, and he wants it distinct
ly understood that he keeps no Chinese cooks.
White women do his work, and everything
is superintendent by himself and wife Ii
you want good board at reasonable figures,
go around and see him.
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Can. asd Rlas..


Scett L MVnteith have just received
another small stock Of goods from San Fran
cisco, but the next steamer viii bring them
the largest lot Of goods ever seen ia any
establishih ens in this State outside of Port
land. Alter it arrives you can get anything
IN tlie line of sporting goods that YOU may
want And remember, too,, thnt the prices
AFe, It anything, lower than Il Portland.
They will have any style + griil o. revolver
that you can call for, all kinds 0; Amnlnni-
tiOn, fishing tAckle of every description,
knives, and great variety OF articles the
names of which we have forgetten. And
also do not forget that they have one of the
very best of workmen in their employ, and
that he can repair most anything. Call on
them now, and also be sare to go and see
that new stock when it arrives. EH-
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Ole 9empfrat.



Ca Monday ssealaS tAla esA.psaS cAtnped
Al Lebanon, Tuesday svsASSg they reached
Esaps Soaa. ana "Wednesday evening they
psShAAly aEssvel as FSsA Lake Their tronb-
Is eomnsneea right from the start One
fhinr tAat bothered them worst was the
eailare Of one team to come to time ".
s Price, The quarte-master, had loaned !
wagon to John AEullsnix, who vas 10 assizs
q tFaspoFting the beys oTer the morntains,
tas Nhsn the mareA vas ordered, the eky
and festive Anllsnix failed to respond. The
boys were very warn over this affair and
thsy Win be apt to dress the gentleman up
when they come hack. In consequence of
him going back on his word they were short
ef transportation, but fortunately secured
snother wagon up IN Sweet Home. At
Esbsnon one Of the company deserted. His
aa1ns i D. McIsnnon, and he formerly
worked for CLARK & Davis IN tbs city. We
~ essdibly infoSzned that he win bs ar.
Feltsd IS seon as found, and dealt wilh ae.
eordinsly 70 law. He win not fesI so much
ike skedaddling when he gets ball and
cham attached to his body.
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Home and hhrnah.

w. II. Brnnk and wife started for the Bay
yesterday
r. Cheadle has brought suit against bis
wife for divorce. sr
Work commenced last "Wednesday on the
Odd Fellow Temple. ~s
Only cash customers solicited at the Ears
mers and Mechanics Store.
Strictly one price, and no deduction at the
Farmers and Mechanics Store.
Any one that wants to rent a nice DWELL
ing house can do 90 by calling at this Office.
Any one that wants to subscribe for this
paper and pay in wood can have the opper-
tunity. u
Wilbur Liggett, who formcrlg worked in
this Office, arrived here IRON Seattle last
Tuesday.
WOrkmen have commenced ,-xoas ating 10
the basement of Wm. Peeersens new brick
building n
No. is had no meeting last week on ac-
count Of the Indisn eScitsnaent They met
last evening. e..s u@-
Hon. I. 1. Porter. of Halsey, honored us
with call last Monday. He is as gay and
happy as usual.
Divine services win be heId in St. Peters
Episcopal Church next Sunday morning,
July IA, at IL o'clock. 81
Gents, staple aud fancy furnishing goods
cheaper tl'aa ever at the Farmers and Me.
chanic One Price Cash Store.
The latest styles Of fine white shirts al.
ways to be found at the Farmers and Me.
chanics One Price Cash Store
John Umphrey, Fl, Umphrey, Moses Par
Hker andsA coWah arrived home from ma.
tilla and WascO counties last week.
2 Justics Palmer has opened out in business
IN the front room over Fcshay L Masoii'S
His kind OF business Is not rnahing at present.
IArge parties are organizing all over our
county to go mp the santia,n for bIackberries.
Wen, there are enough berries up there for
an.
There viii be no more preaching at the
U. ?. Church until about the 2Sth of this
month, at which time Rev DIR. Irvine is
expected to be at home E
One member Of the 1niIitia eoinlany desert.
ed at Lsbanon-so letter from the com
mand informs US We are sorry to hear of
suoh conduct as that.
These peTsons who wanted to pay their
subscription IN wood we would ike them
TO come forward now. We want 20 get the
wood sawed up and stored away.
Gen. n. v. Brown and Orderly Cline left
this city last Tuesday evening at o'clock to
join the expedition which started from Alba
ny for Eastern Oregon last Monday.
Now comes learned fraud who says a
first-r.,te article Of jelly can be made from
old boots. Any persoA wishing to manufae-
tere this kind Of Jelly can find enough mate
Eial at this Office to make barrel,
Mrs Tho& MOaee, Of Pilot Rock, Uuaatil-
Ia county, arrived here last Monday, having
come down the river from h er home. She, in
cOupAny with great many Others, left Pilot
Rock 1T midnight on Tuesday Of last week
on account of the approach OF Indians
"A new broom sweeps clean, and HatIen-
den Bros. have just received an invoice OF
the best that are manufactured Look out
for the big lot Of candies they have Shipped
mp on the Great Rtpxblie. They are choice
and cheap Extra choice Sicily lemons and
all, the vegetables to be olrtaine.l in the
market
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Yes it Is new harness shop, although the
proprietors bought cut an old establishnent
Grin Rubares and Johnny DubruilIe have
purchased the stock of harness, saddles, etc,
owned By Mr. Hobart, and they have added
such large stock of new goods that cid
customers viii hardly recognize the estab-
hshment Their stock embraces a full as
sdrtrnent of harness, saddles, whips, whip
stocks, lashes, etc, IN fact everything usual.
" kept IA such an establishments Both of
the Prcprietors are practical wcrlkmen, and
having worked at the trade IN tbs city a
long time are vel acausinfesi, and are sure
70 get full share Of the public patronage.
We are glad to zee the boys starting out in
business for themselves, and we wish them
the very best of success. They surely de-
serve It, for their first move was to coma
around and give US an advertisement, and
thus they get the announcement of their
Business right before the eyes of the farmers
Of Linn, Lane and Benton counties. Read
their advertisement and see Rhat they have
20 say.
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nLICKRERRIEs:
VIVA WantS Tbeln-@Ths SanIiam sanyoIl
ned avlth Thens.

Ia coming down the santiam canyon last
week we were surprised at the extent of the
black berry crop this year r-the canyon for
about sixteen miles being literally red with
them Parties living up there say they
never saw it equalsd before Thousands and
thousands Of gallons are now ready for pick.
ing, and there will be enough ripen. during
the season to supply the entire ATilinnotte
Valley.
Parties wishing to gather them can take a
team and camping outfit, and by spending a
week in camp can get all they could wish for.
The beginning of the berry country is a
Lower Soda, forty-fiye miles from this city,
about day and half's drive, and from
there it runs ON up the canyon to the foot Of
Seven Mile Hill, about sixteen miles, Good
camping places can be found any where along
the Santiam, and hay for horses can be
had at any Of the ranches along the road
1t must be remembered that in the Santiarn
canyon are located two of the best and
strongest soda springs in this State-onc of
them forty-iive miles from this city, and the
other twelve miles further on. Another in
dueelnent is that trout fishing is perfectly
splendid along the santiam at present, SO
that a person can combine both pleasure and
psoiit by taking the trip. and can also great
y benefit their health.
Parties going up there viii take the toll
road, leading up from Lebanon through
Sweet Home. Toll viii be about 81 90 or
81 so, and the road is just as good as could
be expected in the mountains. There is no
mud at all; a person need hardly wet a
wagon wheel to get to the blackberry country.
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on FOR san Franrisen.


Last Friday quite number of our citizens
left for Portland to take the steamers for
San Francisco, taking advantage of the ex-
eursiOns rates offered Telegrams have been
received from some of them since they have
arrived at their destination and they all
seem to be enjoying themselves hugely
They viii spend several days in the city and
VIII no doubt see all tina. is to be seen. Fol-
lowing are the names of those who went !:
By the Great Republie-D. B. MOnteith,
Mont. AIonteith, Chas. Monteith, N. Baum.
gart, Mrs. F. n. Redfeld, J. B. Wyatt and
wife, Chas. Haffenden, and A. S. Knox and
family.
By the orsgon-Cal Burkhart. Hettis
Thompson. Fannie Burkhsrt, p h Ray
mOnd, Geo. F. Simpson. W. B. Rice. Jas. H.
Foster. jr., Jay Bsaine and Frank Paxton.
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: MoansaIn rarIy eelarasa.

Last Wednesday at noon the Digger
Hewitt mountain party returned home, hav-
ing had splendid time The party got
away with six deer and one black bear,
Hewitt being themighty Nimrod that bagged
bis bearship. In returning from the noun
tains this party met the Crooked River
military expedition, and Paul dHeiry went
of with them. c. H. Hewitt also belonged
to the military. company, holding the COM
mission of ID Lieutenant, but lie could not
join them with out first coming back to this
city He arrived here Wednesday, and yes
terdy started on horseback to oyertake the
command