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Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The only line to take for Des Moines, Mar
shalltown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon,
Chicago, Milwaukee, and all points East. To
the people of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington
and California it offers superior advantages
not possible by any other line.
Among few of the numerous points OF
superiority enjoyed by the patrons of this
road between Omaha and Chicago are its
two trains dau of DAY COACHES which
are the finest that human art and ingenuity
can create; its PALACE SLEEPING CARS,
which are models Of comfort and elegance;
its PARL0R DRAWING ROOM CARS, I'M
surpassed by any; and its widely celebrated
PALATLAL DINING CARS, the equal of
which can not be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union
Pacific Ry. connect in Union Depot with
those of the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. In
Chicago the trains OF this line make close
connection with those of all Eastern lines
For Detroit Columbus, Indianapolis, Gin
cinnati, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pittsburg,
Toronto Montreal Boston New York, PhilA-
| delpnia, Baltimore, Washington, and all
points in the East, ask the ticket agent for
tickets via the
NORTHWESTERN"
| you wish the best accommodations. All
ticket agents sell tickets via this line.
II. HUGHITT, R. s. HAIR,
| Genl Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agent
| CHICAGO.
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We did so.
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my breast:tDuL, alas. Alas we had spent so
much for medical treatment that we were too
poor to buy. Oh! the agony of that moment!
Health and happiness within your reach, but
too poor TO grasp it,. 1 applied, however, to
those who were able and willing to help me,
and have taken Swift's Specific and am now
sound and well once more. Swift's Specific
is the best blood purifier in the world and is
the greatest blessing of the age.
MRS. T. w. LEE, Greenyille, Ala.
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A CHILD!

TALBoTToN, GA, Sept. u, Iss4.-My little
son, now seven years old, broke out when a
babe three weeks with what the doctors
called eczema, beginning on the head and
gradually spreading over his whole body.
GUS physicians without relief, and the little
boys health was completely broken down.
About q year ago was induced to use on
him Swift's Specific, and two bottles cured
him sound and well, and there has been no
sign OF return of the disease.
F. o. HOLMES.
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HOME MARKETS.

., Farmer. n.:z, 3s ss6 4 f tsi: ooi Rfal
srs: Al ql9 9ed daily from careful in
sTs cOTTe &c t6e different markets; prices prices
speci99na r ol at s wholesale rates, and retail
quoted & a,1s # expect to pay somewhat
higher figure
Office of The HERALD
Friday evening. Feb. o. 1885.
,.Ss5 daily by Mccormick & Co
rFurnlsne4 Bankers
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Wool.
Hides.

DDry lint hides and kip, good, lac = Ii
MY INIT hides and kip, damag. 10c -"
BBry flint calf skins, good, -. 12c :"
Dry flint calf skins, damaged. Sc ="
Dry salt hides, kip and calf,
n good, ......"............. 12c /"
Ofy salt hides, kip and calf,
damaged. .............. Sc +"
81! morse hides. ....... 25c to 75c each
green Green hides and kip, good -. &c 2 h
Green Green hides and kip, damaged, &c ="
Green Green calf skins, good. =. &c q"
green calf skins, damaged. -. Sc
Oreen sailed hides and Kip, well
cured, good, ............ 6H"
'reen salted hides and Kip, well
cured, damaged, -. Az"
9'ee cI5- saited calf skins, well
cured good, .............. Sc
'ieen salted calf skins. wei
cured, damaged, -. 81"
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Live Stock.
Fresh Meats.
Green Vegetables.

Celery .................... $1.25 q doz
oaulihower.. ................. .06 y ID
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HaV.
Butter.
Eggs.
Cheese.

Warranted. sue y uo2
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-27

The OYSTER Beds a hills now before
IN. New York Legislature ioF, Ae protection
Of the oyster in New YORK 'Hers. It pro-
,idss that no oyster shall be ken in any Of
the water. or the State betwea The sth Of
Iulv and the 18th Of October y State Fish
Commissioner having dete'Af 81 that the
breeding time Of the oyster VI lose waters Is
within those months. TINS ose season"
by the proposed bill is to be SIT Ply observed,
anv violation Of il subecting offender to
a peual,y Of one hundred toda on each oc-
c,.ion tie bells are disturoeu' 10 provide
o,gs.t ,bc destruction Of the oyster by its
create, enemy. the star fish, the bill Offers
,r,vof,vepty-sye cents per bushel for ali
the star fish c.ught when thc quantity taken
:, any one time amounts to thirteen bushels
or more ~ another section the bill itis
mad. upl.wf,,;. under penalty Of one thou.
sand dollars, to cout,minale 'ne walters Of the
S,,,e with any deleterlous matters, such a.
the rcf,,.. Of g,s works oil rehneries and
starch works while d pcnAlg, Of i've hundred
dollars i to be- imposed tor the dumping Of
ashes eiuder.. refuse or garbage ia the water.
of,he sound within certain points. The OH
i.ct oftbi. bill i. twofoii, hrst, to protect the
oy.te. beds IN Long Island sound, aud next
10 nr.serve ,hq h.h. which are now dying OUT
because Of the refuse dumped into the sound
and the noxious liquids that are allowed to
gow into II from the refine les aud factories
n, ia border, The Baltimore Sun, speak
inc on the subject. says There are very
rw Of th,s. provisions that concern our
Cbe.,n.tke oyster fisheries. The principle
one protection Of the oyster during breeding
time under our Maryland law, extends the
close season a. against dredgers from April
lst TO November 1T, a period otseven onths,
and for tongmcn from April 18th TO Septem-
her LIST. period Of four months and half
The close season in New York waters, with
ont regard 10 the manner Of taking oysters
beiaq limited to three months and 4 half
The MARYLAND law Is, therefore, in this respect
infinitely the better one, aad il may be doubt
ed whether that Of New York will prove ade-
quue t. tbc purpose i is intended to serve
II is nevertheless. true as the New York
Time. rem ,rks, that unless proper measures
are taken to protect the oyster beds Of that
State. the time will not b. far distant when
the oyster within its waters viii be quite as
rare As the lobster and this prediction is
quite as applicable to Maryland as it is New
York
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-27

Books Given Away. GUIDE TO
Fiay Work.-Contains over 200 handsome
illustrations, ca large 3 column pages, nicely
bound. It's tue only practical instructor in
fancy work With it, as guide, you cas
make hundreds OF beautiful things for adjoining
your home, or presents for your friends, At a
trihing expense. Every lady is delighted
with it, as there is no fancy work but that
she can accomplish by its aid.
Lud,es' PriUHe Companion. complete
work on womanhood 1t touches upon every
subject of interest to wife, mother, or
daughter Gives the advice and information
so many times desired by ladies', but which
modesty prevents her asking physician of
the opposite sex. Worth its weight in gold
to every one suffering from any of those
weaknesses Of the sex. Illustrated and bound
in cloth. (Regulsr price 81 90.
Fun and Cmdy.-A handsome as page
book, telling how to make over 100 kinds of
candies aud other sweet things at home. -
Should be in every American houschol
Regular price soc S.
The Housewife illustrated domestic
journal, devoted to "Whlt 10 wear, How
10 Cook, d" Fancy Work, Household Mat
lers, and every subject of interest to an
American lady. Regular price SlOO.
Send Fgty Cents and receive The House :
wife on trial fer six months, and any one of
above books free, or 81 90 and receive it fer
one entire year and all Of above books free.
This for new subscribers only, who send now,
Address, The Housewife, NundA, y. J.
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to our patrons, by the unparalleled re-
dnciion in prices for bright, fresh fash
ionable Clothing for Men and Boys
Shrowd buyers arc rapidly Purchas-
ing the many Bargains we offer in Gar
meuts cf our own acknowledged superl-
or make Here are few sample quo
tations:
75cts & | 90 for durable, good look
ing, Mems Pants
3 SO for a Mans handsome Cashmere
Pants. dark, neat pattern, sold every
where for 3 80.
5 90 for Mans All Wool Suits,
200 for a Mans Melton 0vercoat,
warm and strong.
$50 for Boys Melton Suit, size
Ill.
so to 5000 for largest stock Of
Mems Oversees and Newmarkets ever
seen in America.
10 90 is the uniform price for several
thousand stylish Mems Suits; all fresh
and new, many reduced from l5.OV and
400
1900 is the figure placed on over
1909 finest Cashmere and Wors'et
Salts. Every one worth 800 to ., "
Bows suits down to 1900, $50 inc
800. sizes 12-l77, formerly 500 t
) 90 higher.
Thousands Of Bargains too nume1ou'
to mention; must be seen to be aPPascl
md Visit
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4 s.Ieomr Wheat Pro.neet.-Nc Robt.

4 'ilnomy Wheat Prospect.-Nr Robt.
Beverly. Of The Plains" Fauquier CO, Va,
one ofthe most successful farmers, and perhaps
the largest wheat grower in Virginia, writes
IN an exchange. 'wihin the last thirty
DAYS have been through every State south
Of the Potomac and Ohio river except Florid',
and DO not think il possible that 20 per
cent. Of wheat crop can be made in those
States. I have been 40 years farmer and
never saw half so poor a prospect before. The
excessive drought Of last fall reduced The acre
age full 30 per cent, its long continuation
prevented great deal Of the wheat from CONF
lug M, and what did come gotno root before
winter; then the unprecedented cold winter
the thermometer being several times below
zero, with no snow on the whest-has killed
It rs If il we're oats. Much Of ii will be pillow.
ed mp and pm, in corn; much more will not
make more than sect and / have not seen a
field that can make 30 per cent. Of a crop,
and this part Of Virginia isa fine wheat coun-
try, the crops around here last year averaging
10 bushels per acre"
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ASK your Sroccrymau Gr 90 syrup.


DuelN ON the Tapis 1t is rumorcd
that Port Tobacco IS likely again to be the
scene Of another dueist farce. Mr. jane,
Mason and Mr. Washington Burch are suL
10 be supposed heroes IN the Jloodless
sham They had quarrel during
which Mr.. Mason cal ed Mr. Burch some hard
names. Mr. nurch resented tie comen
cpthe's by return Of The same Nj.
kurch getting little the best of Mr. Mason
IN the exchange of homey compliments,
Nr Mason, acting upon the advice Of some
of has ctS friends Is holdirg under oontem
Pla'ion the sdyisihiity OF challenging the
latter to mortal combat What conclusion
will be reached, it is impossible to conjecture
as weeks delibcr't3n is about as short
time as II takes tor i brave man (?) to make up
his mind to resent an insult, there is not
much possibility, however, of seeing the com
baiantS meet As neither Of them have
left Tor Washington or iadcnsburg.
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The pnnrh nnilnnl

The Peach Outlook # Delaware
senatorial contest attracted to Dover some Of
the most prominent peach growers OF the
State They were almost unanimous in SAY
lax thai lhere will he ~ average crnn this
year if there are no severe late frosts. Last
year G3l car loads, each car containing
about 500 baskets, were shipped 10y railroad
to the North and West. In addition to tn
peaches sent away, Large quantities wer
canned in the State The largest early ship
mcnt since 1867 was in 1875, when the total
was 9,o72. In 1871 the total ~us 5.o0l, aud
in 1882 5,ls2 In 1869, 1882 aud 1877 it
was over 1000. The smallest shipments
were ia 1868 and 1881, there being but %
cars in 1865 aud but - n 1851. Tie lggrt=
gate number Of carloads from lSG5 to 1884 is
SO, OG3. Included in this estimae are tn
peaches which are shipped over the branch
roads Of the Pennsylvania system running
through Kent, Queen Anne's, Caroline, Tai
bot. Dorchester and other counties Of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland. Tue bulk OF the
peaches grown in Mar, land arr shipped 10
Baltimore by steam 'oats, but 'he inland or
ehards contribute large share 70 tie railroad
traffic. The crop in Maryland, 50 far as
heard from, is in as good condition at pres
ent AS that OF Delaware Evai orators have
been erected all over both States. Taese
eyaporators often prevent the market from be-
ing gutted by using up surplus peaches, and
are i source Of great profit
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4 SO Bible Reward. The puhlishe

n
Of Rutledges Monthly offer twelve valuable
rewards in their Monthly for April, among
which is the following; We will give so 90
to the person telling us in what book and
chapter the shortest verse S to be found in
the New Testament Scripimas mot the Reyis-
ed edition, by April lo,h, 1855 Should
two or more correct answers be received. the
reward will be divided The money will h..
forwarded to the winner april 18th, 1855
Persons trying for the reward must send 20
cents in silver or postal notes, no postage
stamps takenl with their pswer, for which
they will receive the addhly for Nav, in
which the name and adde's Of the winner Of
the reward and tie corr'st answer will be
published, aud in which several more valua-
DE rewards will be Offered Address Rut.
lc,lsc Publishing Company Eastou. rs.
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Ask your groceryman for 90 syrup.

Dwelling Burned.-0n Monday night
the dwelling Of the late MN l. Mcdaniel
Was entirely destroyed by hre including the
household effects and wearing apparel of
Mrs. Mcdaniel and family The IRE is sup
posed 10 have caught to the roofof The build
nv from defective aue. Wheu it was first
discovered, the roof was covered with flames.
and too much turned to admit Of a possbili-
ty Of extiuguishment nor had the family time
even to save their necessary clothing, bedding
and eat4bles The scene the ulght Of the fire
il said to have been exceedingly distressing
The family were turned out-of doors IN the
bitter cold without sufficient clothing to pro-
tect them from freezing Their neighbors
kindly took them in charge and administered
10 their comforts aud wants.
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An your groreryman for % syrup
The Rnrkmnn Cn.e.

The Burkman Case. -lu the Circuit
Court Of Essex county, Oh wednesday Of last
week, Judge NJ Jcfres delivered his opiu
ion in the case Of Frank Burkuun vs.. Com
mon"eaIth ofVirguia, which went up to that
G. .urt on writ Of .rror TO the Judgment oi
the County Court pronounced in MAY, 1884,
granting the prisoner a new trial Burkman
has twi been convicted and sentenced TO be
hanged for the murder Of Captain Nelson and
the mate OF the schooner Fanny Southerd, in
Machodoc creek, in 1882.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-27

These few line are dedicated to the on,
who say I'VE are going to try it," are plan
ing Il campaign against Frogs and Beaux.
would not he Il frazer,
And with tie frogers sta ID
A toad-frog on my shoulder,
A TN box in my hand.
There right before the young men,
So smiling and so sweet,
With all their hook and witchery,
To have them at my feet.
know its weak and sinful,
To treat even reptiles so,
TO shut them up in boxes,
To see the sun no more.
And set them on an cut hill,
To perish starve, and die,
Aud think to make those love me,
Who chance to pass me bye.
And if they do not fill the bill,
They will s;aie them quick and hard,
Well now persume we sud enough,
But Boys be on your guard
Nos EST.
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AUCTION BLANKETS

lol White Wool Blankets, ! p P I", white
W Wn'I' RI' n, ia par ut White o mo0.
Blankets, 3 50, 400, 800 l",' ait d a. and
pts. 90 a pair Ingram CaEpe'9 e9,nd 75cts.
4jcts Best all wool 2plv carle's' Womsntta
brussels carpets IS and ooe's, Feather
cotton Sets. Good caIleoes'
proof Del ticking, Is and lacl''
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Make Note of This An

Make Note Of This An exchange
gives this warning Those Sho use common
fertilizer phosphates should handle them
carcfuly. Nearly all these commercial ferti-
li1ers afe partly composed OF blood, flesh, and
bones OF dead animals, which have come TO
their dc,th by disease If by accident the
fertilizer comes Ia contact with flesh wound
orehappcd hm1s II nav result 10 absorption
nn3 severe blood poisoning This Us worth
remembering, as q will not be "a very long
time before thousands OF farmers will be hand
ling the fertilizers more or less
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-27

TransIers % PrOperIy -De'ds-FFom
Mary IS FarraIl to francis T.. Boswell for
4 acres Of land confederation, 81. Ann
Rowe aud al to Mary Josephine jenkins for
tract Of lsud osllcd part Of Friendship
consideration 81 Adrian rosey, trustee
70 J. Walter Carpenter for part of Eggleton. go
CONFEDERATION. 5000
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Shooting Wild Geese in MARYLAND

" ira NttNt III hHi iHHN
Waters. The 81 Michael Comet, Talbot
county Md, says: .'lerriug Island in Miles
river has become quite resort for Wild geese
and swan. On Monday last Mr. Joseph JEFF
ierson and JOHN Eaton shot into a flock Of
nine wild geese ana killed seven Thursday,
Messrs. I. Porter and j Eaton killed two
swan aud one Wild goose on the island One
OF the swan measured seven feet one inch from
tip 20 Tip, of wing. Captain G. Morri,
and Or. T. j Smithcrs killed eight swan and
four wild geese besides ducks, shooting from
sink box in Eastern bay In shooting
geese at night number are usually wounded,
and get away from the guunc 5 IN the dark
ness They are generally picked up in a day
or two by some Of the canoemeu, who are
generally on the lookout for them As one OF
our tongerS WIS coming home cold windy
day this week he esped a crippled loose on
the flats, and Immediately steered tor it, hut
his boat failing to quite reach the fowl, which
he saw was getting away, he jumped over
board Qp to his waist in the chilly waters -
On reaching the objec, Of bis desire his dis
gust may he imagined wheu he found that it
was an Old wooden decoy Coos flushing
breast up.
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The Plenary oonncIl DecreeS.-A
dispatch from Rome SAYS Rev. Father
o Conorll, in the name Of the Archbishop Of
IIdlimorc, on Monday last presented TO the
PIPE HE DEGREES Of The recent Plgnary Coan.
Gil al Bdtimore They will now be sub
mttcl to a committee OF cardin,Is for exami-
ton This eStnlin 'tion will he thorough
and exhaustive, and val occupy several
mouths. Bishop Moore OF 81 Augustine,
and bishop D"en-er, OF Fort wayne, who
are also N R'me IA adiiil'' 70 Or. y Con
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-27

Personal B.-lt will bc TO your al
auttse TO look through the enormous stock
of superb Overeotts, and Fall aud Winter
Suits, all ct this Seasons make, now selling
rapidly at asloni-hiugly low Prices, al c. n.
hchm 4 SINS. \. Z. cor Hanover lud Pratt
sts,,is, Baltimore.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-27

Busy Place is the Chidseus aud
Boys Parlor, s. llonover street, adjoining
corner rratt. Thousands Of handsome suits
aud Uyrrco4ts for tie rising generation from
81 50 Op. G. n. Uehm / Son,
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Tie Leading shoe IIou.e Young
AZ It'll >tsct Washington, y G, l. llei.
huu manager Eatirc new stock low
prices Men calf boots , tp1. $ ia Ice
shoe. aul y.,i,cr, 2jto3. Ladies' aud Gent,
h.ni sr~ei CATERS 4 Nd, got aud foxcd
hptton to 50. LISTING congress and l,,.
CATERS IL cents Boss and Miss. s,hpa
shoes 80 ceuts up Slippers aud d., , cent
g. 200. 80 Electric shoes 80 cen. r.rcrr
solcs LOOK tor, the old woman in rh
win low.
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The Modern Clothing House is Acme

He WUutFH JIOIHINk HUuSt : HVHI1
Hall, POO ". Baltimore Street Baltimore. =
They show Children Suits from so up to
the most elaborate make; Mems from 10 to
IS, aud overcoats in profusion and at all
prices. Ii you want style, quality and low
prices, yea cannot 80 astrsl al this house.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-03-27

pied. on Thursday last, at her late resi-
dcu.e ia Pomolkey, Mrs. g. A. Bsrklcy.
wife of the late Walter u. Barklry in the
j4th year Of her age
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LOc0L Brerif,es.

/ 80 -
Heavy bread is often a doughmesiic trouble
Cold is itself great contractor, but any
body can contract cold.
Counterfeit ten-dolIr notes are said 10 lie
in circulation.
The true happiness is to do your duty aud
do it chs.rfally.
The yellow peaches, as usual, are hurt
more than the red variet es.
Miss Julia Stonestrect has returned from
her extended visit to Virginia
Mr. Edward Bdecn, late collector Of Il e
Third District is lying dangerously i'll with
pneumonia, at his home near Middletown.
Notice Of mission 70 be held at Bryan
town church is given by Rev. Father South
gate.
II won't be many days now before the far
mcrs will be securing mp their plows and ma
chinery preparatory to early field work
Three more months aud the seventeen yer
loeusts will again be due. Many will see
them for the last time.
A marriage license was issued by the clerk
this week to Mr. John D. Hamilton and Miss
Laura r. Vernon.
Henry Bush, celored, was appointed baliH
to the County Commissioners by the board
Tuesday.
Mr. VIM. II. Trotter obtained his commits
sion from The clerk on Tuesday, ana qualified
as Justice OF the Peace for MiddetoMn dis.
trict
Captain T. IT, Ching, deputy commander
Of the Katie Hines, was in town on Tuesday,
looking the personifcaton of good health.
and beamng with brass (butlonsJ from his
head to his feet
"The baby is sleeping at last, yes But
she would not have slept, nor would her
mother, had not that fond parent been induc-
eli to try DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup It cures
the croupy cough that sounds 50 like nails be-
x driven into the child coffin
We stated last week that the cau-e Of th-
revocation # the letters o. W. Il
Wencl, was Misrepresentation without sly-
i,g however, who made the l.alsrcpresentllion.
We have since learned that The whole thing is
the result Of i misup lerst,u ling AMI not
nisrcp escnt ton V ag Of the parties con-
cerned
,ye VOWS eoas 5leopless nights need
plongcr roulo ,ou. The Use Of AYERS
Cherry Pectaral before Tetirn-, will soothr
the cough to quie', allly the iniiamm ti'h,
and allow the needed rcpose II will more
over, speedily heal the pulmonary organs,
aud give you health.
Pres lent Clevellni's espon lent n
Cox StuoL, has receive IN answer to his
letter, stating that his application has hrrn
re- cred to the Secretary of the Treasury. Its
very questionable however from whom the
answer came, though CleyehtnIs name was
attached 10 il. II the President answered it,
it only confirms our recent opinion, that he
his very little to do Gor.ntn is running the
administration.