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THE LATEST YET.
u Bul TIE SAME RESULT,

ru. u 50 NprrdsewoGk Ne. Feb. /, 1ssl.
McSsis Morris X ireland, Boston Mass:
gAe sae nQlght ur you Lost October was Ia u
lWO-stOy wooden building which burn ed Jan. 25
the building took II Ia the night and the haf .,
Oul ding ana It's contents, ttl into the cslar upJn
u pie Of dry wUOt ikhg hot tlre which listed
Tor ltl lOuTS me outside OF thi safe wRS e tied
rod not, II melted the indie aud llal or tn door
lhs GontGhts consisted OF wa ehHy, JcWel, silN en-
ware. books papers j,, all OF whiCn came out IN
gmd 80 idrioI. pap RS Sins AZ iiost Jne inside OF
M rili wer' not injured Ihe slr shows Tor It.
Slt wiai II Is an iiel wal SATISFIED With vii ltn
ms dJnu. rlelsG write WA yplrL allow Tor ~
toward Il new ulc aui UDll g,
"a.#. .i... ... .. q. II. HAIL.
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When an Ohio man was chawed up
into little bits by II theshing machine,
hs wife said there was one consolation
his corpse was safe from body snatch
tlS 90,
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II has been discovered that three coats
oflIant do notkecp ahouse any warm.
or lllan nh coat" 1t all, but people will
hans 10 old prejudiees. .-De'roa hiee
Dl.oaa
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Ely's Cream Balm sells better than any
other preparation for Caiawh, and gives
better satisfaction, b Armstrong, drug
gist, Wilkes Barre, Pa,
"Giye us song is ploaSe.sing re
quest. .. ..-..-
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My case is similar to the above, and
would recommend the remedy, Cream
Balm) to all sufferers from Gatalph. II
IL. Rodman. '.-j
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BOYS travelling through school often
thilE that the switch is misplaced,
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GRAPE WINE FOR COMMUNION.

The superb quality and entire purity
of Speer's Port Grape Wine, of New
Jersey, andrhe success that physicians
haze had hy-its use, has induced them to
write about it, and caused hundreds of
others to prescribe it in their practice as
the best and most reliable wine to be had.
1t is held in great favor for communion
purposes, and said to be "A cure for con
sumptives. For sale by c. y. Klein,
druggist, Bloomsbury. Pa.
A balloonist 1O,56O feet above the
earth heard a boy below speak. He was
yelling to another boy who was four feet
distant from him with fence between.
Joseph Dhrrhberger, Broadway, says
he had the misfortune to severely sprain
his ankle, contining him to his room
and causing extreme suffering, his
brother, .'lessee of the E.--Side b. Is,
grounds who always uses it in such
cases, induced him to Try it and he says
that the application of the Eclectiic Oil
half dozen times enabled him to walk
around and before he had used one-half
of the bottle he was quite recovered.
AnIndian chief, after the romantic
manner of his nation, calls his musket
''Book k-agent' because tits an old smooth
bore.
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Also . Communication from Ex-aover-
nor Alex. Rics. 900"

Boston, January ., Is 0.
MEssR = NORRIS IL IRELAND.
Gents: lhayc made GaTefu examination Il The
cuHtcUts OF lhb sale purchased Il you some AearS
since by The arm ut lhcc, Kendall Go ana which
was sub ect ~ the test OF eLOrmOu1 heal iu the
great nre ul last sunday night / regard the St.
Curlty uI the safe under the circumstances as most
geuldI6 lUe. None OF us contents were burned,
nor we're any or them 30 inurrJt by heat as TO he
materially damaged. lShOul commit any srCuriL-
les to yupr sal; hereafter with additional cJntl-
denec. with great respect yops very truly;
Alexander II. Rice.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY


~ COMPANY. -..........
on and after January 18th, 1881, trains will leave
SunOury as tollowS
NoRTHwARD. .....
Northern Express $50 q, M, arrive Elmira l2.90pm
Arrive at Canandaigua s.25 p. IN
" Rochester 4 40 "
Niagara. s IS Z"
Niagara Express los p. m. arrive Emira 6 O5 p IN
arrive Canandaigua s8j
Rochester 945 "
I" Niagara 100 m
Fast line Clio m arrive Elmlra 105 m
Watkins 1l.55pm
SOUTHWARK.
Southern Express l.32 a. IN. arrive IIarrisbg 315a IN
arrive Philadelphia 73j "
New York 1895 "
" Baltimore 7.4O
" Washington s,o2 m
Pacific Express 1000 NJ arrive Harrisbg 1905 m
arrive Philadelphia 3i5 IN
" New York 6.25
Baltimore 6.2o
. Washington 7.52
Day Express Is m arrive Harrisburg 3.iOpm
Philadelphia -
New York $50 "
- Baltimore G.3j
Washington 1862
Erie Mail l.O5 o. m. arrive Harrisburg 3o5 a. M
Philadelphia 7.35 "
. ..,.. I" New York ;o.35 "
Baltimore 7.4O
Washington 9O2
LIP FARMER, General Passenger Agett.
t.. FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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"NT n Yourselves by making money
II - when golden chance is Of
JllIlZl naSSt,, IsEed, thereby elways keeping
VINO always take advantage OF the good chances Tar
lshIhg money that are offered, generally become
S1sves @ 81 remain IN poverty. We want MANY women,
DoSs anu KITS 10 work for us right IN their own To-.
oIIuhaty wages, We furnish an extensive outnt and
a M Llat you heed, free. No one who engages tails TO
ak maxi money very rapidly. You can devote ,your
wnoie WY Time 10 the work or only your spare moments
r9li information and all that Is needed sent free
AuufeSs siiNsos Co., Portland, Maine, octi6sO-iy
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IMPROVEMENT FOR MIND AND BODY.


For genuine merit there is no tonic
sold that begins to compare with Par
kers Ginger Tonic. One 80 ct, bottle
contains more life and strength restoring
power than busbcl of malt or II gallon
of-pure milk. As.an appetizer blood
purifier and kidney colHGctor, it meets
with astonishing success, and inya|ias
finds its use promptly followed 10y, re-
newed energy and vivacity, mental and
physical Improvement, and gradual res
toration to perfect llealth. See other
columns.-CODemercjd}.
a New York patcntlleaicincst adycr-
tises an ''cliXir OF youth" one bottle of
which will prevent u persons ever grow
ing any Older Dare say One bottle
kills Il dog.
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THE GREAT '.. ..
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

~ RL{NGTON ROUTE
csr"No other line runs Three Through Pas
scugnr Trains Daily between Chicago, DcG
Moincs, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Lincoln, st.
Joseph, AtChson, Topeka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for all points in Kansas,
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yaan, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California,
The Shortest, Spccdicst and Most Comfcrta-
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The unoqualcd inducements offered by this
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Tho celebrated Pullman uG-whCcD Palace
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O. Palace Drawing-loom Cars. with HOrton's
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vOlrin9 Chairs for the exclusive use OF FIRST
Cla'S passengers.
steel Track and Superior Equipment, conf
hincl with their Great Through Car Arrange
mcnt, makes this, above all others, the faVOrito
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West.
Try il, and YOU will find travelling luxury
instead Of discomfort. .....
Through Tickets Via this Celebrated Line
for sole nj all offices in the United States and
Canada.
XII Information about ratcs Of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations. Time Tables, &C.,
VIII to chcerfully given by applying 10
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... . 3B Washington st., Bi Ston, Mass.
and 81 Fro ldwIy, Sew York.
GAMES T. ,Wo0nn;.!icn,, Pass; Aat,, Chicago.
March Is, so 4O5
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Ely's Cream Balm is the onlyicatarrh
remedy of many | have tried which has
acted as n cure. lhave been troubled
for over fifteen years; my head has been
most of the time stopped and very much
inhamcd. 1t has opened my nostrils and
reduced the inflammation. My eyes are
improving, so that ! can stand strong
light, which have not been. able to do
for years. Nathaniel Iegley, with Il,
f. Montz, Merchant, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
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The unfortunate young man who was
so severely beaten and 'bruisedfor get.
ting off ''Pinafore' jokes says that he
Fnev@that isrhardiv ~evs--that is, con-
found it, that Dr.. Thomas Eclectric Oil
is the best in the world for curing cuts
and -hrniSoS
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Messrs Morris 1re,,.d. Brslon: ''N'

Messrs Morris 4 Irel ia. Boston;
Geuts:-pn the nj ;Nt # TccenNcr IS, last, The
building occupied Ia pdt by us at :. II Ftdt raj
street, and which was iour stories NJ Ii ard ahtuj
1tU iett deep, Caug i it' and was destroyed. Nltn
all IFS Conicnls Con- tsing ~ very l slCck Oi
paper, cook Eind RS materials and er mprChiIl-
ulLc. Nme sev raj other tugo bdIdings adjoining
ours werelurnud ut lhe same tine, the flames were
cNtingut-hCd tht following dnr. but our stock con
UhGeu 10 burn Gor CaNs thereafter After dt lay ui
1870 hours we were aOlt 10 nave eur tic aug out
from The runs aud cptued and were pie ased To tind
all the contents wei preserved. Ih' sale cUntaiued
our most Yau, able books. papes puliles, elC., ana
We nOw feed suIuihdlOUr jIhGmrlL was correct IN
DuNiEg one Of your stf =, Wt1cn we decided TO do
fer Knowing the Wunnrrtul record uT your sdlt III
the great Boston iirc Ui - We regard the prOluC-
lion Uf our safe N ~ rem kab".pApd this mr.
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e." Yours very truly, EIcR, kESDtLL& q Co.
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... THE GREAT .
BOSTON FIRE.

JANUARY. 1850.
Morris 6 'reland's safe Again Triumphant -Messrs
Elce, Kendall " COS. Large sale Reveals It's
Ntu 'Cntent, ina |, after be ny sub
1cct 10 inten'e heat for one Hundred
and Tlirty llt urs.
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~,, A gentleman having engaged brick
layer so make some repairs in his cellar,
ordered the ale to be removed before the
bricklayer commencedhis his.Work, "Ohl
am not afraid of barre10f ale, sir, said
the man. 81 presume not saii the gen
tleman, ''but think Il barrel OF ale
would run at Your approach"
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ToB PRINTING u "
u Neatly and chs~ply executed at the
.a. CoLvanIAs 0RcN
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WINTER TIME TABLE.
ON and after sunday. Nov. Z. 1ss0, the train
on the Phi ade phia Erie Ia road Division will run
as follows.
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
81. CLAIRSVlLLE.

Opening of tho st Clairsville and Worth
ern Railroad-ProbateC Court Business
Close of School. &C.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the
NJ. +. Church next Sabbath, 22d.
The next term OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF this county begins on mex,
Tuesday.
George Neiswanger, OF Xenia, Ohio
is visiting his old home and friends in
St Clairsville.
The Belmont County Teachers Insti'
tute will hold its next annual meeting al
lhis place, beginning July 25, and con-
tinue in session four weeks.
DR.. John q. Tallman and Jas. p. Lowe
have been very sick. the former with
information OF the stomach and the lat
ter with heart disease, but both are now
recovering.
The Republican County Central Com.
mittee will meet here next Saturday
(2Sth) to elect eleven delegates to the
Republican State Convention at Cleve-
land, June s.
The st. Clairsville public school will
close, on Friday. next week. There
will be five graduates in the High
School Rufus Rose. John Riley,
Misses Stella Close, Lide Anderson and
Anna White.
The Probate Court has had two insane
cases before It during the past week
Rolla Hoge OF Union Township, and
Andrew J. Love OF Somerset Township.
Both were ordered sent to the Insane
Asylum at Athens.
The st. Clairsville and Northern Rail-
road is completed at last. and will be
opened for business next Monday. The
opening OF this road will reduce the
time and ex pense OF the travel between
st. Clairsviile ami Wheeling about one
half. A round trip between here and
Wheeling will cost about seventy.five
cents, and the trip, one way, can be
made in hall an hour.
The principal event OF the week in our
town has been the trial OF the condem-
nation suit OF the St Clairsville and
Northern Railroad Trustees against
Samuel McGeerge. The upper end oil
this railroad is located through lot oil
ground belonging TO McGeorge and he
wauts 81 900 for the right OF way. The
Trustees offered him $500 and. be refus-
ing to accept the offer, they brought suit
against him for condemnation OF the
ground for railroad purposes. The Pro-
bate Judge and jury have been engag.
ed for two days in trying to arrive at the
correct amount Of damages, and the trial
Is still In progress.
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that the passport must be renewed at
the end OF two years. The Assistant
Secretary OF State also stated to Consul
that Boyton appeared by record to be a
native born citizen of the United States,
having been born in the State OF New
YorE. Early in February last Boyton
made application to Consul at Dublin
for new passport, which application
under the rules was transmitted with
the old passport TO the United States
legation at London. In his letter Of
communication to Minister Lowell,
Consul Burrows conveyed the impress
sion that the department had approved
his refusal to attach his risa to the pass.
port, on the ground that Boyton was
one Of the traversers at the State trial.
Whereupon Lowell asked for the cor
respondence in the case, and at
the same time suggested that
Boyton direct his application n
to the legation. Barrows sent to Low.
ell in the by correspondence had with
the department, and mentioned the cir.
cumstance that Boyton had told him
he was not native born citizen OF the
United States, having been born in Ire.
land and taken to America when child.
On the End of March last the British
Parliament passed measure known as
the Coercion Act" Under that statute
the warrent OF arrest OF Michael p. Boy.
ton, of Kildare. was issued and Boyton
was arrested on the 18th OF March. He
at once telepraphed Minister Lowell. de-
manding the protection OF the United
States. Minister Lowell then had sew
eral interviews with the British Secre-
tary for Foreign Affairs in regard to
Boyton's complaint, and also instructed
Bsrrows to visit the prisoner and to OBJ
tain proof in regard to his American cit
izenship, and il the fact OF such citizen
ship was sufficiently ascertained, to take
energetic steps for his protection. Bar
rows visited Boyton and received from
him circumstantal declaration that he
was born in Ireland in 1916, his father
emigrated to the United States in
1859, and that he (the younger Boyton)
served in the United States navy in
1864 and 1865, thereupon Minister
Lowell endeavored TO remove the doubt
suggested by the discrepancy between
Boyton statement and the State De.
partment record in the matter OF his
application ior passport, and to that
end wrote directly to BoytoD, asking an
explanation. Boyton replied by ver-
bal statement to Consul Barrows, deny
ing the record in regard to his passport,
alleging his fathers full naturalization
while he was minor, but without as.
signing date for that act, and reassert-
ing his claim to American citizenship.
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Notes and Personalities.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Col. w. Fl.
French, of the U. S. A., retired, died this
morning OF spoplexy. He was Major.
General OF volunteers during the war
and Brevet Major General in the regular
| army.
The first counterfeit OF the silver certi-
ficates ever issued, was received al the
Treasury to-day. 1t is q counterfeit OF
the twenty dollar series, executed in pen
work, but was easily detected.
A large number OF people called at
the White House to-day to see the Pres
ident in regard to the appointments, but
he did not receive many OF them. The
callers were principally those who have
been here since the fourth OF March,
waiting for something to turn up. The
President was busy during the day
making out appointments.
Mrs Garfeld's condition is much bet
ter to-day. AS soon as she is able to
travel she will BE- taken to her home in
Mentor.
Secretary Hunt left the city this after
noon on the Government steamer Dis
patch to Hampton roads to inspect the
United States ship-of.war Tennessee He
was accompanied by his family, one or
two members of the Presidents
household and several invited guests.
The Potomac River Front.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The Chair
man OF the Senate Committee on Com
merce appointed Senators Ransom,
Jones, OF Nevada, kellogg, Conger and
Vest a subcommittee to act for the full
committee during the recess, under the
resolution directing the committee to
inquire into the condition OF the Poto.
mac River front Of Washington, and the
effect of the bridges across the river
upon the navigability of the stream and
the health OF the clty, and to report
next winter what steps ought to be
taken in regard to the whole matter.
General Ransom will call the sub com.
mittee together about the first Of July
Conkliug Leaves for New York.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Ex-Senator
Conkling and senator Jones, of Nevada,
left Washington to-day for New York.
Senator Conkling intends to return in
few days.
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act of an idiot, and be can never be
elected again" :,
al don't think he will be candidate, "
said Murphy; 81 know that overtnres
have been made to him to enter law
firm here with a guarantee OF an annual
income Of fifty thousand dollars.
The Sixteenth Assembly District he
publican Club met last night. The
chairman offered set OF resoiu-
tions, commeudipg the nomintlons
made by President Car
field TO the Senate, and condemning
the action OF Conkling and Platt IN re-
signing their seats as cowarlly and trait
orous 10 the Lepublican party. The
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
d. The German Republicans.
Nrw YoRK, May O.-The German
Republican Central Committee tonight
passed resolutions congratulating all the
people, and more especially the
German Republicans OF this State,
that IN the long continued ana
unnecessary struggle forced on the
President by ex-Senators Conkilng ana
Platt, President Garfield gained a COM
plete and emphatic victory; rendering
thanks TO the German Republicans, to
the ex-Senstors for resigning; also
rendering thanks TO the Senate Tor
confirming William II. Robertson with
so great unanimity and asking the Leg,
islature not to re-elect Conkling and
Platt
A letter from President Garfield was
read, expressing thanks for the action oil
the committee in approving his course
in the matter OF the New York appoint
ments.
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SIGNS OF REACTION.

The Conklingites Gathering Strength.
ALBANY, May 20.-The Conkling wing
of the Republican party seems strength
ened in spirits this morning. The change
is attributed to the action OF the Presi-
dent vest, lay. They now say caucus
will be held next week, and that every
Republican must attend it and abide by
its decision orsufer repudiation at home.
1t is also stated that Conkling and Platt
will be candidates before the caucus,
whatever the result may be. Their
friends declare that to ignore them will
be to read them ont OF the party, which
will not be permitted. On the other
hand the anti. Conkling men stand strong
in their determination against the re-
election of the ex-Senators, and still in
sist that they will not attend any caucus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
IN NEW YORK.
Arrival Of stslwsrts-Gossip So to Conk-
hng's Intentions

Arrival of Stalwsrts-Gossip So to Conk-
hng's Intentions.
NES YoRS, May 2l.-The Tribune
says: A large number Of Stalwart lead
ers, members OF the Legislature and
others arrived in this city last night.
They were p'ainly irresolute and unde-
cided rs to their future course, not hav-
ing full knowledge OF Conkling's wishes.
Platt told friend yesterday he thought
the course OF events at Albany would
force him to become a candidate i'm self
defense. He did not say positively that
he would be q candidate, probably wait
ing Conkling's decision. The indecision
has had bad effect in the stslwart
ranks. Police Commissioner French,
John ]. O'Brien, and others were offer.
ing cheer u their associates last night.
by stating that Conkling and Platt
would be reelected without doubt.
Assistant United States District At
torney Tenney said he did not see how
it was possible TO return Platt and
Conkling to the Senate by this
or any future legislature.
The legislature will elect two
Senators said, Z. d. Webster, who had
just come from Albany, "6nd they won't
De Conkling or Platt. This man Conk
lingof yours is crazy" He added
to ex-Collector Thomas Murphy.
who came up at that moment, suppose
Fenton had resigned when you were
confirmed, Murphy; wouldn't you have
set him down as Q foolf Il is a suicidal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
The Hacrat of Hapiness.

How often have We longed for perfect
enjoyment and how seldom found it.
Misfortune has come, or i'll health over
taken us. Perhaps cough has come
upon US which threatens that dreaded
OF all diseases, consumption, and We
feel that death is near, With what Joy
rhould we be filed then, when such a
semedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is placed within our
reach. 1t has cured thousands who
were nearer the grave than ourselves,
and made their lives peaceful and
happy. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, loss OF Voice, Difficulty of Breath
ing, or any affection of the Throat and
Lungs, are positively cured by this won
deriul discovery. Now to give you sat
isiactory proof that DIR. Kings New Dis
covery uiA cure, il you will call at Logan,
List & Co.'S drug store you can get a
trial bottle for ten cents or q regular
size bottle for $l.0O. Sold by Logan,
List & Co., Wheeling.
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MARSHALL p. BoYTON.
The Correspondence in his Case

The Correspondence in His Case.
WASHINGTON, May l0.-The report OF
the Secretary OF State in the case Of
Michael ?. Boyton, is addressed to the
President, and reviews the correspond
ence which passed between Boyton,
Minister Lowell and Consul Barrows.
1t sets forth the following facts: Boyton
was one OF the defendants or traversers
in the state prosecutions at Dublin
which were beld in December and Jan.
uary last, and was proceeded against in
common with the prominent mem
bers OF Parliament from Ireland, and
officers of the Irish Land League; that
the proceeding Vas terminated on the
25th OF January, 1881. In this trial no
claim to American citizenship was pre-
sented in behalf OF Boyton. BoytoD,
however, visited the United States con-
sulate at Dublin, in November, lSS0,
and produced passport issued to him
by the State Department under
date of November 20, 1866, re-
questing that il be risded Barrows,
the consul there under misrepresentation
Of his official duty in the premises, de-
clined TO attach the required risd on the
ground that Boyton was one OF the
trovers in the pending State trials, and
asked the department to instruct him as
TO his course in case Boyton should ap-
ply to him for protection as an Amerl'
can citizen. The department answered.
postponing instructions as 10 any further
application Beyton might make for pro-
lection until the case should arise; but
approving Barrows. The refusal TO grant
a risa was not on the ground on which
Barrows had alleged, but because OF the
long standing executive order requiring