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BOARD OF IDUoATIoN.
The Last Session OF the school Year
Reports and Action ON Them.

The Last Session OF the school Year
Reports and Action On Them.
The Board Of Education met last night
in regular monthly session at the office Of
Prof.. Hsryey. Beside the reception Of
the Superintendent report, but little bus
iness OF importance was transacted.
The Committee on Accounts recon-
mepded the payment Of bills amounting
The invitation Of the Superintendent to
the board to be present at the commence.
ment exercises was accepted, on motion OF
Capt. Wilson.
In full:
WHEELING, June II, 1880.
To he Board Of Education:
GESrLEMES-Tbe following is the alb
stract Of the reports Of the city schools
for the month Of May, 1880:
Enrolment for the month oSs
P. cent Of attendance on enroment......-....- se
Enrolment dnes September ~
Gases OF tardiness- Washington, l05i
Madison, s; Clay, 12l; Union, 81; Centre
103; Webster, 81; Richie, 81; colored, o..
Total, GIL.
Pupils perfect in attendance Washing.
ton, So; Madison, 81; Clay, 15l; Union,
81; Centre, 20; Webster, A; Richie, 1879
coiored, 10. Total, 567.
Enrolment in each school-Washing'
ton, $50; Madison, 279; CLAY, 4Ss; Union
.nst I1..- oOE uabatar AK. Rifchia
622; colored, "a. Of
Per cent OF MISUNDERSTANDING 90
Madison, 90; Clay, 90; Union, So; Centre
So; Webster, So; Richie, 81; colored, a.
Pupils in the several branches -orthog
raphy, 8,033; reading, 1852; writing, 2,
O32; mental arithmetic, 1914; geography
$40; English grammar, pa; history, l64
physiology, "a; natural philosophy, %
chemistry, IS; botany, Al astronomy, 70
algebra, IS; geometry, 80; U. :. constitu
tion and science Of government 10; physi
cal geography, 81; rhetoric, 80; German
language, 237; drawing, BAL.
Amount paid for instruction, including
German, S3,9405O.
GERaAS DEPARTMENT.
Enrolment In Observation-Disclosures
%: Madison, IS; Clay, 81; Union, "a
Centre, 40; Webster, %; Richie, 81
Total, 2s7.
Number Of classes
Otpupil' Of SIla p15sG.SSs
| In Grammar Rooms-....... .,...... :
| in division A.... ....'.....ls
| q IN Division B.......--..........,.... !
Amount paid for instruction in German
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WAsa1SsroS, June 1S.-1A.k.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio Valley, warm,
clear or partly cloudy weather. north
easterIy winds, generally shifting 70 the
southeast with stationary or falling batom'
eter.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, light and variable winds,
stationary or higher temperature and
nearly stationary barometer.
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COUNTY CouRr.-Judos Bovd.

This Court met yesterday at 9G N. and
transacted the following business:
Frederick Menu, u native OF Germany,
received his second naturalization papers.
A copy Of the last will and testament Of
David Roberts, deceased, late Of Marshall
county, W. Va, was admitted to record.
E.,A. Weber was appointed guardian OF
@. A. Weber, W. II. Weber and NJ. o.
Weber, minors; 5000 was the bond, and
Matte Weber the surety.
Adjourned till to-day at DAN.
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TaE couRrs.-supRExR CouRr OF AP-
prAIs-Judga GsH, Hayniond, Moore and
johnson. This Court met at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning and disposed Of the follow
ing business:
4. Pack VS.. A. A. Hamburger, from
Monroe county. Submitted.
State OF West Virginia vs.. Lusk, from
Wyoming county. Submitted.
Broyles & Harry vs.. Isaiah Bee, from
Mercer county. Submitted.
Adjourned untill0 o'clock this morning.
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Strawberry Festiyal-Head Of Local.
Notice-Cigarmskers.
Farm Wanled-Alexander Bone.
Portraits OF Gen. Garfeld-E. L. Nicoll.
For Rent-H. Forbes.
Selling at Cost-Henry Roemer.
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BAD blood always causes trouble. It
may be family fight, or hoils, pimples,
itch, letter, &c,i but NO matter, "Dr. Lind
sey's Blood Searcher" is the cure.all.
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TICKETS at McLain's, Brlce's and Nc.
Cullough's drug stores. Trains leave
schockey's Crossing at Z and Postoffice at
7:l6 A. N.
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To Headquarters for Hanau 4
Reddish hand made shoes in all styles,
and are far superior TO any other make.
For sale BY l. v. Blond, llS5 Main
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NAusEous medicines seem all that the
doctors can thinkoi. Try SELLERS Cough
Syrup" and you will be delighted beyond
measure,
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sLargeas Life, and Twice as Naturai,r
Gen. Garfelds shadow; for sale by ]. @.
Orr & Co., A Twelfth street.
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PREREQUISITES RxcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepi's drug store, Opera
HouDe corner, yesterday:
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Go WITH the Second and Third Presby.
terrain Sunday School Picnic and Excur-
sion to Washington, Pa, Saturday, June
18th.
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MR. GEORGE ALTON and Miss Annie
Squiggins, Of Bellaire, were in the city
yesterday, and left In q private convey
ance over the National Pike in an easter
ly direction. When they returned Miss
Sduiggins had been metamorphosed into
Mrs. Alton through the fundamentally oil
Squire Mayes, at West Alexander, to Wis
It whom was the object Of the journey.
Congratulations are in order for the first
time with this couple, for all previous re-
ports OF their marriage were premature
and untrue,
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THOUSANDS are living unsatisfactory
lives because Of Indigestion; all such
should try Hamburg Drops, which never
iail.
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Our Next Presidents
Portraits for sale by ]. @. Orr & Co, "A
Twelfth street.
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THERE will be plenty Of Refreshments
and amusements on the grounds at Wash.
ington, Pa, Saturday.
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SILVER TABLEwAaE.-Rars Bargains at
the IswsIry Store of
JACOB W. eRuBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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A FULL Lilac Of "slpssy" sOnusts, Ia
French Chip, Tuscan, Straw and Lsuhorn, at
BELLS.
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A NEW Lac Of Torchon Lacss, at A5
6,7,s, Sand 100, at
BELLS,
1872 Main street.
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"GaraeId clubs,

clarified clubs
Supplied with his portraits at low figures,
by ]. 9. Orr & Co., "A Twelfth street.
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"rhe Dark Horse rhat Won"
Pictures for sale by ]. @. Orr & Co., A
Twelfth street.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

.7LM1aMSf. M7rMl7An. l2aS. rn7E.x
50 ~ q 66 6 81 81 ~
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l. BLUM 6 BRO,
iv,o IiOI MAIN st,

nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
J SIRE 20 save their natural teeth We would ny
dat To an now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 70 do 90. By the use Of an ELEcIho
Ard handSoner Gold Filings with more case 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In thn
ely or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Eleeu1e
PlnEser. What We nay We can prove by aetuAi
denonStratIon. Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES n. sURGISOS SOM
ami No ina Market st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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CoMMoNwg.ITH pIsTRIaUTIoy 60

Is Gen. Garfield. portraits for sale by
j. O. Orr & Co., A Twelfth street.
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FESTIVAL.

"a. festival Of the Cathedral Congregation, which
mas. been going on at Warrington Hall for the last
t.o evening". viii be eOu.uasd through this evening
Door, opeu at 1850.
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.Hurrah for Garfield
Best portrait extant, for sale by ]. O.
Orr & Co., a Twelfth street.
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DOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS, ~ :
y WILLIE AND INTERMEDIARY ~ ~
FONTS, the commodioul Passenger
.lE 9. D. lIST, ciers.
WIN leave a. above on Saturday, June 18th, at .
For freight Or pAsi IPRs S ~ Ses'a ass .,...
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Che gutelIigeuter.
New Advertisements

Onis~i So.. Ys and "a Fourteenth stree
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QUICK TRIPS BETWEEN (, ~h
" WHEELING, REDWOOD AND esfs1esf
SBELLAlRE, By the new passenger
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EVANSVILLE, June 17.-Up: Arkansas
Bell and Sam Roberts with tow, Eddyville
and O. N. Davis. Down: Bowling Green
and Grey. Eagle. Weather clear and
warm. Northeast wind. Mercury S40
Riverl2 feet scant, and rising fast. Bust
ness fair.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
Mf;y2, M;

r j. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS LOCA-
u. Gated in town pcrnIan nily and will
perform all operations appertisinlng to his
professions at very moderats prices.
He will also practice in the surrounding
country and adjoining Parishes when ealle,
foy
He is. now stopping. ut the Franklin
House. fhe best Of reference given.
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The z''l Orphan Memorial Fund

The entire proceeds arising from the sale
of this work ars devoted to The Hood Or
phau Memorial Fund. which is invested il
United States Registered Bonds for the nUr
ture, care, support an! education of the
ten infants deprived Of their parents In
summer at New Oll:ans, tthe melancholy
incidents OF which sad bereavement ;Ss
still fresh in the public mlud.)
The ,oh is an ciegtnt octarr. containing
AGO pages uid q fne pAolograph likeness
and a tine steel engraeing mare expressly
for His uo,aa;, four torgs maps Of, Battle
fcIFs, boatnd IN handsome Grny English
Cloth at THREE DOLLARS, or IN e fine
Sheep Binding. acits M,rble Edge, THRhE
DOLLARS ND FIFTY CENTs-M Half
Bo,ind MIRO co, library style, -FOUR Dol
LARS or in best Lerant Turkey Morocco
tuH GU Sides, FIVE DOLLARS.
OF the receipt from any person reuit
ting by mail or express, Of The amount in
registered letter or ny postal order. bank
draft, or cheek u copy will be Sinlnediateiy
sent free Of postage, registered as secon :;
class matter. p
The volume is puhli>hed in the best style
of Typography, on elegant paper, with il
| lustratiOns, executed as highest specimens
of art. =,
+! The author. the subject, the purpose, a
alike render ii worthy place i'll every Il
.brary.--on every desk or>upon the bo"
Shelf of every house III the country
iGc,,ts ,ca,,ted in eccry toun aud eoua ss.!s
iu us United States, a,a! q preference ri
be gice,s to honorabty discharged ceterai,.
i from The army,
! To the Ladies, who feel 3 desire to ex
press their sympathy with TIE Hood Or
| p.a,s Memorial F'uatd the sale OF this book
among their circle of friends, will afford a.
excellent way of contributing substantial
aid to SO deserving cause.
| FOR TERMS RITES TO AGENTS
ETC ,ADDkESS WITH FULL PAkTICu I
| LARS,
(.EN'LG.T. BEAUREG A KID
PUBLISHER ON BEHALF OF 1HI
HOOD MEMORIAL FUND. +
New Orlea NS, La.
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Lost or stolen.

From Judge Hnwe!T plantation three
miles abone Thibodanx.
On? sorrel horse. IA hands high, blind
in the right eye, limps on his hind leg.
abo. IA years old, branded on the fr"lft
shoulder. e.
ANY person finding said horse or who
can give any inforpation concerning
him will please colpnilinicate with Mr.
Robichau, oh the plantation.
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Notice.

\ A Dividend of six per cent or one dollar
land a half per share ON the oapi took Of
.ThiboIaus Bridge Company was this day
declared, payable on demand Thhodaux
1hly IA, 1880.
Nv. TABOR, President.
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wf
For Sale or Lease.

On.Basou ferrsAouns. twsmise1sr
Ierrebonne StaHoS. hsyargrssn. PaNts. I.
,tipn, with stock. Materlll iUntemeit.h
&c. For partic@1ses ppiy tJ {
residencc on saiAlt tlantasioA ~
I ~ 80. 81 =
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Efr. j. Ra. FLEETWOOD
and SON.

Have opened their Office CD
Market Street, one door above
Roth and Fleetwood's Drug store.
Consultation at all hours.
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;,;r?:; eli; @S:'y: z: =; 's,' s:;' k::e
Stove Depot.
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List OfJurOrs.
CLERKS OFFICE.
Parrish Of I fourchn a

~Fafish OF LafOurche. )
Twentieth judicial District Court. !
l hereby certify thatt the following nan.
ed persons have been drawn to serve "a
Jurors for the ensuing term Of said ,o,rt
by the jury Commissioners for said na,;sh
for he FIRST Week Of GaOwrt, beyisp,;ng Ort
Der Aih. 1881.
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IN 1alth WheroQf: - a.w
(o~c} Witness my hand and the impress id ,,s ~
LIS. Of the seal ofmy Sffice. this s7{h. ar
I ~ >day OF August. A. D. 1880.
J. W. KNOBLOCH, Clerk
Ex -offcio member OF Jury Coinmiseoners
for the Parish of Lefourche. '5s0
, 1880-02-11

th - people homeless unless they
cf : If'lly back their lots at tic rate Of
8E 3 ,ch. Afr. Dunn, Of Arkansaa, who
| tho passage Of the bill yesterday,
ftci. lint III precisely atmIlar Instances tho
people Of Denver, Virginia. City, and Salt
Lake Cfty-these sites being found on Gov
ernlnent rcscrvatEons-werc allowed 10 buy
titles Mt the rnte Of $40 per lot. IIe nrE,1etl
that m exception, and tic only exception in
tho history Of our internal development, wns
made in the case Of Hot Springs. Tho nd
THE HILL PENDING
to-day. Afr. Converse, Chairman of tho
Public Lailtis Committee, from which the hill
+! ms PEN s,' unanimously reportsd defended i
passed from hand to Hand by purchase l,nsEt
two years ago, when the Commission tscting
under law took them away fro1l the rfghtf1tt
owners. Mr.. 1faw1ey took the efonnu that
as the titles to this reservation Ind been
decided BY tho Supreme Court to rest In tho
United States, and since a Commission author
lzctl by Congress had In vestEgAtrd the whoIo
matter, In tho course Of which Sl02O00
had been expended, he thought 1t no moro
than Just TINT tho Government should bo re-
imDnrsc1 for tl,is outlay. The sale Of the
land at SO q lot would net the Government
nE}n!lt SO GOO, aud 1cnve loss Of Ss2, coo. 1lo
wlI1. IN making q collection and noting mn
congregation to abstract the pennies, called
nut: !" "Dredrcn, please leave do hat" lie
Thought The Government ought at least TO
get back Its hut,
, 1880-02-11

Special Dspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WAsI1S0ToN. D. c., Feb. 1o.-Thero Is il
curious wranele among the Democrats ot tho
Scnate. Gordon introduced q resolution
about the inleroccallic canal aud askel for
I, committee In lals absence, and while twas
pending Groome, Of Maryland, introduced
resolution providing for special committee.
This WIS to secure the Committee and clark
for himself. On Gortlon's return lle was
muct. exasperatca with Groulne, IND undur<
took to push hts own resolution through;
After Its passage, Davis, of West Virginia,
stopped It with motion to reconsider, Davis
bctng Ut work III GEoomo's lntcrest, Gordon
llaylng sharply antagonized Hill, OF Georgia;
in tho rnattor OF Census Supervisor, Groolne,
Davis, md thelr friends have Joined hands
against Gordon and t(s plan for acommlttee,
md the contest II waxing hot a number Of
sIdu are trying to arrnnga the affair lest 1t
develop In d general family quurrel,
SOUTHERN Mo0Ns1iiNEKs,
Gea. Raunl,. Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, Is to bd furnished Nh opportunity
sfs ct s@mMg II xIss the eSsn5y tss SsS M @ w =
tho execution of Tue Federal Aws. Spear, Of
Georgia, to-day presenta I'LL Indignant reso-
luton to Inquire how II happens ttlt armed
?nen aro y, nse4 Il By tlie 0overnent s9 collect
stoner laauIn will undoubtedly be able to
show to the Satisfaction ct tho country that
armed mcn were used because ordtnary
processes nf law had been detied, aud tha
people have practically suld to tie GoYctn-
inellt TINT they did not intend to recognize
the FedeFAl lteyenue lnws unless they were
forced to do 10.
sIlKAMAN AND RoYAroN.
- 1b tha tFtstsrt. As&octat4t ITe&k
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. 10.-The f0llow-
Ing correspondence ln relation " tbs lettc{
, 1880-02-11

- NEW I1tEAif UNl}ER CONFEDERATION
Sptetai Dt'pdseh 10 Tia CAteaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. 10.-The Senate
would have closed Its doors today, under
discussion Of Gen. G0rtl0n's resolution pro-
oceanic canal, had not tho expiration OF the
si1eratlon OF the subject at that time. When
the discussion Is resumed tomorrow tho
question Of privilege will be raised, md tl!e
doors lnay 10 closctl, the galleries cleared,
tho reporters excluded, and nothing will ba,
known of w',nt transpires except what may
leak out through tito Senators themselves. The
sixty-fourtll rulo Is one which authorizes my
Senator at any time, when lle thinks tho
public interest ae,nnnds It, to move thAt tho
proceedings De conducted With closed doors:
Resource llas seldom been Ind to this rule 0f
the Goyernment It was Gnito common to en-
forca this rule, Indeed, the sonate for
many ycurs conducted "
ALL OF lTs BUSINESS IN sEcREr SESSION.
0nco in the lust, Congress, OH motion Of
Senntor Et!lnunds, tho Senate gat for a'l
eense1t S @ qn II q SSe1 aGio ssi VI VI qos1 II 1
doors, aud q strong effort will be nude
to hayo tho entire Nicaragua Canal debate in
secrDt. The Hctlatnrs doubtless desire 10 dts-
cuka OHE tfEhIy felnt10llS Will N!chltkHhl
which 1t IL generally understood nte ratller ut
loose ends. The CEaytnn-lsulwcr Treaty Inns
Ssn m p,t GttSm int1cd al !sTsxaFis Fayy by
abrogated. During tho Grant Admfntstra.
tion Secretary Fisl, undertook to ltcgntl late u
now trcl.ty witt, Nicaragua, and came to thu
point whern IL WAS about TO ho signed and
It was discovered tint tho NcArag,.ans Ind
not bean uetIng In perfect good fnith., Tha
negotiations accordingly fel! through, and
hnVe noyer beUn renewed. Tho first thing
for this Government to ll0 n0Wis to ncgptiRtU
now treaty with Nicaragua.
, 1880-02-11

&Es ~ AAEhfAo ~ f4AiLAlNt
Special Dtpaeh to The Chicago Tttbnns.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Fcb. 1o.--Tho Ironso !,
Foreign Affairs Committee occupied the.
cntiro day with tic consideration of tha,
Acklcl case, Mr.. Ack1cn spoke from IL
o'clock Until ,, will, MI intermfsston Of b,it
fifteen minutes, afld iii tic course Of that
ttnlc, rs one member of tho Committee re-
marked, seemed to be constantly "mak1nEi
evidence against himself" In nil these
hours Of talk there wns scarcely new thing.
said IN explanation Of tic peculiar conduct
of A(r. Ack!cn. The purport OF Acklcn's
argument to-day, which was entirely secret, :
WIS to explain that lie Ind no sinister pur4
pose I'll inducing tic House to print as ro-'
port of the Foreign Affairs Committee doc,1.,
mcnt fayorEng certain N[caragua clatms.i
which III no sense was a re-,
port Of the Committee, but wns{
Acklcn's private document, It Is dif1}cult@
to sec how Acklen wilt escape without the,
Acklen made any point In his explanation At.
oil II was that he simply took a document ots
last Congress and omitted inadvertently :
= TO ERASE WORDS
which snid insnbstance thatit was the report
of tho Committee on Foreign Affairs. Tic
planatlon testified that tho mnlter printed in
Rcc1rd wAs very much more than Acklclt
really said. They took THO Information which
they Inserted to mike iis speech clear from
tho document itself which lle presented.
Tho Journal Clerk, who wns ex-;
that there had been no alterations In the
jonrna!. rs had been l'ttsnated In somo
quarters. Tho COMMITTEES decided not to
come TO any conclusion In the matter untit
the volMmii,ous testimony ind been written,
out There probably witt DO a decision Fri ,
wiio is i mcniber Of tio Gommittee, anl
whom Acklel, unfortunately for himself,
i,ns managed to connect with this unau-
tllor1zed publication, Is said to be by no
to-'lay, and has privately remarked that lle
VERY much tlisllkcd to Ilavo, his nanlo corl-
1lcctcd with that of Arklcr. .
, 1880-02-11

sn.+i,i t,3,a.eeh - -. ,,sI.a.s us.s..
WASHINGTON, u. T., Feb. lu.-Tllc Trcastl-
r. Department llas furnished an exclamation
" uie icasons Which Icu 10 tile colhptonlla-
inE Of tho cnso of Rllonlherg, the Iowa dis
filler, The substance Of this explnnation hns
s,.,s..,,, taa,, .",'t.fs'',es ~ t", ',Is -.
already been published III special dispatch
to THE TRIBUNE from Iowa, but the follow
fu,r l.itor NJ, tl,o r,,{iuct fro,n fo,pr;uojcr,~
s .ett. ~, ~ G,t.. l!um3 ~ eot!soionet
1alnhl 10 tlle oo'lc1tor OF tlo treasury 1snew:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. OrFlCE or INTERNAL
IlEvxxuE, WAHMl MUTTON, u. c., Dee. 10, 1B1D.-
The Jfln. j.. 1Rnut,er, Sffctl0r uf Tho Irta8ui7,-
SIN: 1ayo received your lottcr OF the l3t Inst,
incosinY MI olTcr Of Julius Il. Graves to pay
$5,nO Iii compromise OF bis intliyillnl lEnhiltty
upnn Il Judgment In favor Of tho United Stntcs
fir FluI0ll.5J obtninea on tho dlRtIllcrs buntts
nf Joseph 4. RhonlherK, nE1linst anlt Joseph A.