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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-FoR CLIENT. TWO SMALL 9ousFs
~ nSTynwes9 not 70 exceed $4,000; owners oniy
Hayaa ;Ss CAhUsI, attorney -stlaw, zoos st.
WANTED-Hy SMALL QUIET FAMILY A
XII "a E{ IN ndvsnce for the winter. Address
1917 AAlLi, sssf once d5-3ts
w all cash. brick house or rosns IN -
S'2 e. III, Address giving location, price aud
-. - -, - ss--es. n4-St.
WANIEp,TO BUY SEVERAL HOUSES: VALUE
w about $1,000. $1,000, or to $4,000. chesnsr
onee preferred send fun description and terms to
WANTED-TO BUY FOR IS 600 CASH sFyT1
w or eight-room house, between 9th and ion a. :
tne avenue and q Of. nv. Address CASH star
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

no 8 6EziL is$i J 4 40. In oaos is0s . -
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The CUMBERLAND Coal TRApr.-The shin.
ments from the mines Of the Cumberland coal
region for the week ended Saturday. De-
eember l, 1883, were "a 35s tons, and for the
year to that date were 3,327 coo tons, an in
crease OF z6s,5'0 tons, as compared with the
corresponding period of 1857. The shipments
to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and local
points for the week were 43,443 tons, and the
year ,343, 8l7 tons, decrease of IS $50 TONS ar
compared with last year. The shipments to
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal for the week
were 1851 tons, and for the year 2s7, 2l9 tons,
an increase Of 1859 tons, as compared with
last year. The shipments to the Pennsylvania
railroad for the week were IL. 964 tons, and for
the year 6S6. 564 tons, an increase Of 3z5,667
toas ~ compared with last year.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

E,oR RENT-DURlNG THE SEASON. ONE AND
two-horse coples; food teams, reliable drivers
boarders- REAMER's Stables. ST.. between IN and
Aotl. dS-0t-U
EoR RENT-AN ElRGANT PIANO AT 1909 3
St n house and 20 finest trucking land Al
pccoouan Va tenants produce VIII be taken % mar
ket Tree seanbost. also. four horses sale
Address ". W GILES, occoQuAn, Va n30.lws
EoR RENT-wooD AND COAL YARD ~ GOOD
location brick once. scales, sheds &C IN etcei-
HAM. liO5 Est n2s-ims
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ELECTION OF 0rFIcERs.-At the annual meet
ing Of the Electro-Magnetic boiler-cleaner
company of this city, held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Gen John B. Clark, president; Lawrence
Sands, vice-president; Charles W. Schneider,
8. Caben, general manager; A. B. Dickerson.
Gen John B. Clark, George g, Schroeder.
George Z Emmons, James H. Clarke, s. q.
Csbeil, DR.. c. F. Goodell. Lawrence Sands.
Charles W. Schneider, Col. E. c. Mcclure and
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The Attorney-General repeats his former
recommendation for the erection of q proper
building for the accommodation, in addition to
the Department Of Justice, of the Supreme
Court and other proper courts and commissions
Of the United States, and urges the appropria.
ton Of . sufiicientsam to erect upon the ground
now occupied by the present building Of the
Department Of Justice, and upon the lot sdioin-
ing it, building for that purpose. sThat now
occupied by the department il neither lsrre
enough. nor Of suitable construction and ar
rangement, for its proper accommodation. The
reasons for this suggestion, which gave be-
fore, exist now and gain strength with every
year that passes. While the courtroom proper
Of the Supreme Court is wanting IN Convenience
for the judges, officers Of the court, and mem
bers Of the bar, a. already noticed, the clerks
ONCE in its arrangements and accommodations
II much worse"
It is recommended that Congress provide for
furnishing the portraits Of the judges Of the
Supreme Court to adorn the chamber of that
court; that the annual appropriation for law
and miscellaneous books for the library Of this
department should be q, 900; that . special ap-
preparation be made TO pay special deputy mar
shals; that the ices o. salaries Of United States
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w white girl to do light housework and take care of
one child, with good reference. Apply 1921 North
Cap1tOl n e.
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AROUT 500 ACRES.

lies near to the above, on the west slope
of North Mountain, and on said grade
road. Most all of this land is covered
with good timber, suitable for ties, bark
and lumber. A portion of it is cleared
and improved by buildings and good
fruit. 1t will be offered in two or more
separate tracts, according to survey of
both tracts. which will be made by time
of sale, and sold in such parcels as in
the Judgment of the Special Commits.
sioner will be most advantageous. This
sale may be adjourned from time to time
without other notice than oral procla.
nation by auctioneer at day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE, fixed by the Court
One-third of purchase money cash on
day of sale, the remainder in two equal
payments of one and two years time, re-
spectively, with interest from day OF
sale. The title to the land sold will al
so be retained as an additional security
until all of the purchase money is paid.
ID. G. WESTEN HAVER,
Special Commissioner.
/ hereby certify that ID. e. Westenha-
yer. the Special Commissioner in the
above entitled cause, has entered bond
with sufficient security.
S. II. MARTIN,
Feb. IS, At Clerk.
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One More Cheap California Trip.

Free Sleeping Cars with only one
change of Cars to San Francisco
and Los Angeles. Six hundred miles
shorter and ore day quicker than
other Free Sleeping Car lines. Col
orado passengers can take advantage
Of this trip. Train leave Delaware
Avenue Depot, Wilmington, lilo
A. NJ; Baltimore, 1870 P. NJ. Wash
ington, 2:30 P. NJ, March Goth. The
trip of February 9th, having given
perfect satisfaction, we have conclud-
ed to run one more. For further in
formation and reservation of berths
apply to III. A. Miller, Passenger
a gent, Wilmington, Del, or to ID.
Bride, Passenger Agent, Baltimore,
Md. tide
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Thc state OF West Virginia,

At Rules held in the Clerk s office of Circuit
Cour, of Berkeley county, the 9th day OF
4aech, 8Ss
stewart ". Walker, Trustee
vs..
Ellen Tebo and JohY Ttbo her husband,
william Tebo Thomas 1eho, John Tepo,
Jr., Mary Grimes and George +. Grimes
her husbana, Anna Tebo, Hester Tcbs
ard Fred Teto. tho last three iniants.)
In Chaucery
The obiectof the above suit is to ask the
Court to decree sale of certainreal estate
held i'm trust by John and Ellen Tebo, with
the conditions that they have the right to
occupy the same for and during their nat
urui Lives, and il appearing ON aihdaNlt
filed in this SUIT, that the said defendant
Anna rcuO, i, nonresident of this state,
She is hereby required to appear within
one month from the 10th day Of March,
1855, (the date OF the first publication here
OF, and do what is uecessary~to protect
her interests III this matter.
:. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
FAULKNER * WALKER Att'E for Fiib.
Mareh lOth, 1883. times.
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yVest Virginia Militia.

PARKERsBURG. w. VA, March IA
a regiment known as the Second
West Virginia Infantry hasjust been
formed at Union. in Monroe county,
composed Of the Lewisburg Guards,
Rock Point Grays. Peterstown
Light Infantry, Anderson Guards,
two companies at Uniontown and the
Gap Mills Infantry The regiment
is fully differed and equipped.
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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 81 '88
295 ACRES g. [ ROOD,

saving and excepting 100 acres conveyed
by Robt. johnson to Joshua w. TableT by
deed of March Both, 1863, and recorded in
the County Clerks Office Of Berkeley coun-
ty, w. Va, in Deed Book No. ", pages
40 and 480 The property to be sold is
now occupied by Mrs. Margaret Ann
Johnson, and supposed to contain 145
ACRES AND l ROOD Of land A good
Orchard, excellent water, dwelling house,
stable and other out buildings, with sufii-
cient timber land for farm use, makes it
desirable place The land produces excel
lent grass AID grain
TERMS: One-third cash, one-third in
nine months and one-third in Is months,
secured by deed of trust on the property.
Possession given April 1, 'S8,
Feb. 81 1888. }. II. MILLER,
Elk of III. Johnson, decd,
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID TIME TABLE,
In Effect Sunday, Noe. 20, 1887
WEST BOUND.


WEST BOUND.
No. /. Cincinnati Limited Daily leaves
Phila 1890 a. IN and BALTIC. 1:30 | m.
Washington 2:30 p. m. and Martlnopurg
1877 p. N. stops at 5. V. junction.
No. 7, Pittbsurg Express, Daily leaves
BALTIC. 7:30 p. m. Washington $40 p. M,
and Martinsburg 1l:00 p. m. Stops at 5.
v. junction
No. 3, CHM. & Chicago Express Daily
leaves Phila. 200 p. IN BALTIC. $3.50 p III.
Washington $40, Nartinsburg IL ;55 p. IN.
No 5. Chicago a. Pittsburg Limited
.Daily,'leaves Philadelphia 1900 m. Bal.
to. 1000 a. IN. Washington 1866 a H..
Martnsburg 100 p m.
No. 90, Baltimore and keyser accomoda-
fion, Daily, Leaves Martinsburg 1850 a.
m, stops at all stations.
No, IS. Baltimore and Grafton accomO-
dation, Daily, leaves Martinsburg IL 80 a.
m. stops at all stations.
No. 147, Iarper's Ferry and Martinsburg
accommodation, Daily except Sunday, leaves
Harper's Ferry $50 p. m, arrives Martins
burg S:40p. m.
EAST BOUND.
No. 2, Limited from Cincinnati, arrives
Martinsburg 1916 p. m, Washington 2:25
p. M, Baltimore 3:25 p. M, Philadelphia
625 p. m. stops at ). V. junction.
No. 4, Express from Cincinnati and Chi
cago. arrives Martinsburg 4:02 a. m,
Washington $50 a. m, Baltimore 1880 a
m, Philadelphia u noon.
No. 6, Limited. from Chicago and Pitts
burg, arrives NJ : rtinsburg $3.50 p m,
Washington 5:45 p. m, Baltimore 6;45 p.
M, Philadelphia 1000 p. m.
No 8, Express from Pittsburg. arrives
Martinsburg 500 a. m, Washington 1920
a. M, Baltimore $3.50 a. IN. Stops Mt S. ".
Junction
No. 50, Grafton and Baltimore accomo-
dation, daily, arrives Martinshurg, 5;25 p
M, Washington 1927 and Baltimore 1925 p.
IN. stops at all stations between Grafton
and Washington. Connects for Winches-
ter, HagerstOWn and Frederick.
No. 66, Keyser and Baltimore accommo-
dation via Main Line, daily except Sunday
arrives Martinsburg 1915 a. m. and leaves
1920 a. m Stops at ali stations, connects
for all points on Valley Branch, Hagers-
town and Frederick.
No i4S, Martnsburg and Harper's Fer
ry accommodation, leaves Martinsburg u; 10
a. m, daily except Sunday, connects at
lIarper's Ferry for Hagerstown, Winches-
ter, Frederick, Baltimore and w ashington.
j. T. MARTIN, 4 gent.
c. x LORD,
Gen1. Passenger Agent,
Baltimore
WI. NJ CLEMENTS,
General Manager,
Baltimore.
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The state OF West Virginia,

AT Rules held iu the Clerks Office of Cir
cult Court OF Berkeley County, the 9th day
OF march 1858
Jacob Miller and Eliza Miller his wife
j. Howard Gettinger and Maria ;. Get
tinget his wife Andrew GraZier and h
Grazier his wife, Decatur Hedges and
Matte McCue Hedges his wife, Charles
j. Faulkner and Sallie Faulkner his wife,
W. #. Noil and Lucinda Y Noll his wife,
G.. w. Cushwa, Administrator of b.
Cushwa, deceased, +, Nj. Davis and Ma
ria NJ. Davis his wife, W. A. Marshall,
Moses ;. Grantham and Malvina Gran
than his wife, John w. Lamon and Mary
:. Lamon his Wife, b. NJ. Kitchen and
Mary Kitchen his wife, George 5. Roush
Executor Of W. ii. Mong, deceased, +.
l.. Hoffman and Isabella Hoffman his
wife, L. Boyd Faulkder and q. j. Faux
neI, Administrators with the Will annex
ed of G.. j. Faulkner, deceased,
vs..
A. l.. Shut, and-Shutt his wife, A. j.
Ridgway and Rebecca Ridgway his wife,
Catharine kyae, Michael Kyne and Ellen
Kyne his wife, Julia Rightstinc and j. S.
Rightstine her husband.
The object of the above suit is to parti-
ton all that certain tract or parcel Of land
tituate near Martnsburg, Berkeley Coun-
v, West Virginia, known as the Fair
Grounds of the Berkeley County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association, togeth-
er with the avenues, roads and land TO said
Fair Ground, consisting of so Acres more
or less, among the above named parties il
it can be advantageously done, if not, then
that SAID property be sold and the proceeds
distributed among said parties in proper
ton to their respective Interests therein,
and il appearing on affidavit filed in this
suit, that the said defendants A T.. SHUT
and--Shutt are non-residents of this
State, they are hereby required to appear
within one month from the 10th day of
March 1888. the date of the first pubiica-
ton hereof, and do what is necessary TO
protect their IHtereStS in this matter.
; Il. MARTIN, CLERK.
FAULKNEE q INGLEs, Attys, for Plth.
March 10th ISIS times.
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Sunday TRAINS ON X q . Ry, WTINt HI
Charleston at 6;10 m waiting TOR o II X
II train No !, at ut Pleasant This is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via. the Ohio River
railroad For information regarding
rates. route s, etc, address
w J Robinson, Gen'l Pass Agent.
Parkersburg. w Va
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J.F. BOYD, Superintendent
Fl, A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passenq er Agent,
w. A. GARD,
Agent at Marti nsburg
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$50 ACRES,

wing on Back Creek, at the foot Of
North Mountain, on the graded road
leading from Martinsburg to Shanghai,
well improved by good buildings and
good orchard, convenient to schools,
churches, and roads, we'll watered, and
is known as the home place of which
Charles L Minghini died seized. The
otbar tract cont tanning
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The international Bible studies
for next Sabbath are from Matthew
xxT:33-46. Title The Son reject
ed. Golden text, "He came unto His
own and His own received Him not"
John I'LL.
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AIA \ REWARDED are those who read this and
lin ltt then act: they will hud honorable employ
nIlslltN ment that win not take them nom theH
buOs''D homes and families. The profits are large
and sure for every industrious person. many have made
and ana now making several hundred dollars month IL
IS easy for any make IS and upwards per day VINO
h willing to work Either sex, young OF oldi capital NOT
needed; we you. Everything new No special abi-
ty required you reader do It as wen as any one
Write 70 M for full particulars which we nalce
AGdressstiusou Co.. Portland Maine. Dec. @t-ly
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VS..
Thomas ~ ri iuaman, (aud VIM Rhina-
man. Bessie w Rhinaman) infant children
OF Marv n Bhinaman nee Harley, decd. 5
J Dudley. guardian nd litem for infant
heirs, Bel iamin Lutz, Samuel f William
son, trustee and Robert Lamon, admins
traitor with the will annexed of William
Harley, dec d-Deendants.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
anon the III day OF March 1888, at my Of
ice in MartipsourE berkeley Co., lst-0'lo
ascertain what il any, personal assets are
10 the hands ot Robert Lenon admir-, sub
ieet 10 the payment Of deb's or deyi'es Of VIM
N Harley, deco 2d--To ascertain the
amount due. with interest % Au b Harley,
under the IS Of ssli Wm farley, dec d.
3d--lo aster,ai0 the amount o. liens due
Benjamin Lutz, ty the various uIst deeds,
Inclusive principal iettgestsud costs there
Oh. E;b--To ascertain the total amount Of
real estate OF nich said Wan Harley died
seized aud tie rental and sale value thereo q.
Given uader my haud "a Commissioner IN
Cnapcerg ii he sails court the day and year
Efst alor'ssid j. PIChlNN
Feb. l8. A. Com'rs,
JUST received a large linz Of Hair cloth
ard Tooth Brushes at a. NJ GlLBERIs
Drugstore. ID 'l
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Special Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
BERKELEY CO. LAMB.

In pursuance eff the authoIit y vested
IN me by decree OF the circuit court OF
Berkeley county, entered in the chance
~ cause OF II T Minghini and Thomas
8Iinghin! and others, on the 18th day of
January, 1888, l, the undersigned Spe-
eial Commissioner, will proceed to sell
at public auction, 1T the front door of
the court house, in Martinsburg at one
o'clock, D IN, on
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NHIO RIVER RAILROAD
" TIME TABLE -
Taking effect Dec. 49, 1887. Passenger
trains will run as follows, Central Time
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commissioners Notice.

COMMISSIONER s OFFIcs, /
Martinsbure, w Va, Feb. "a, SO. !
Ann E Harley-Plainfi1,
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Saturday, March 18th, 1855,

the following described tracts OF req
estate situated in Berkeley county, W.
Wa. The first is tract containing
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-03
[ ieG SNIrHs LATTER.
Santa Fe, Now Mexico.
Gas.tMs.k.. 1Q,A NGc-

aNftctnutF $tnt 1908.
Col. A. J. E0uSrAIx.
Ny Dear Sir.--I am this morning
10 reeeipt Of your favor ii The l0sb
last, ~ reply 20 mine OF the 20 inst.
and am prompt idlAxpress my sincere
regret thai yoa have permitted your.
self " be poscssed with any Feeent-
raent against The government. Per
mt me 10 call your atteation 10 abe
relations Of tho departments Of the
government and to sak YOU 10 re.
cogniEc that tho Department Of
Justice IN courtesy 10 the Interior
Department wae without alternative
Ns It's action n this instaaca, Eend
that in tran skttipg ,he eommanica.
tlun oE The iat Ter with iBclosurc, Il
performed an eifieisl obligation 10 an
associate division Of the execntivs
department without implication, and
that |. IL tht mcd;nIa u NE ceres
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-03


Col. Fountain was sustained by the
department Of justice. Every effort
made by tho "gangs = 10 ipjure him
failed, although they did not cease
thcif infamous attacks, His magni.
6cenl management oi tho Tcrrcnes
Mullen case, resulting in ecnxie
lion won him eneonioms from the
department Of Justice and added to
hiS brilliant reputation as the ables
and most successful advocate in New
Mexico.
Walker and his "Rang" are IN.
happy; they begin to realize the fact
shal iheir iniamons attacks instead
OF iniurIng Col. Fountain have elevat
cd him in the estimation Of bis sellow
leilirena, and haxc earned for hE
dalracscrs the scorn apd contempt o
7 ..N Ases-s.rt Z. er4.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-03

C.,l. Fountain answered these
thargcs in detail be sercrcdcd ia
proving conclasiyciy and 20 the
Natisiaetion Of tle department prin.
vipally by tho court records thai
the sry Walker Mas a wilfssi, deli
l,eEnls. isknaA4sssaassisss TEE5 IIal
that ssery charge made was abso-
la,cly ialse; be not only did this
l.ii accompanied his answef with his
frnignation, indignantly aud in for.
.ibse language refusing to remain
iongcr in the service ri an admins.
'rafion that Woaid call upon one u its
officers 10 anawcr charges sminasing
ircin . man who did not dare 10 lcI
his rsame be known an an nscaser.
The whole correspondence is before
", bn. iis great length prevents US
from giving more than the iinai result
contained IN Col. Smith's letter 10
Col. Fountain,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-03
A BOOMERANG
Some Interesting Reading 4beai
Walker the Federal Spy.
How lie Failed 10 Procure the
Removal Of Col. Fountain as
Assistant &. \. Attorney.

Ia the month Of March 1856, Col
A. J. Fountain was appointed =hs=tbe
Itrmacralic ADMINISTRATION a. assist
ami United ateS attorney HI. ap =
,oinrmahI 7rJascl thc eBvv Of the
gang ani they attempted 10 pro
cure i,is removal they found ready
anil wlliiug tool in one r. r Walker
"a paid government spy, who, With
the assistance Of the . gang prepar-
e.l Apd i,.reaf'iv,i tire following
charges to Sparks. commissioner s,t
tilc general land ,tiicc ln forward ~
these charges Walker rcqaestcd that
rs ,,.sa.c r sot disclosed fhethargGS
were sep, by Sparks 10 attorney gen-
eral Garland who referred them Col.
Thomas Smith L. :. atiprncy for la
vrslisaiion. copy oi The charges
wrre scut hy Col Smith to Cal. Foun-
tam; Here arc Walker chargts:
I.As Carcss y ~. oct. 2gil. 1857
Hes wH Al. SraEEs,
Gyin'- Gcnersl land Ofiee.
wasilis .tol. u. {.
E.sesna S.-
Ab,,ui wear ani a tslf se,s lsVlsr
rsnedsAllfert }. t"uuisiu of ihas plsee.
t,hTeueh the representations ua<ersiana
ii Mr. Shfslds. iee rrsis.stl received Tar
App5itlalc.t of szsss.Nu. q. ;. prosecuting
Aitorney Nos this Hlsn fuaHtAin, l under
stand Nss leader IL the worst eieareft -
taspes-aag society 10 Taxss beloie coming
hsre.
About niae InrAihs ago when tie 3ist-ie,
eodtt @As in session. he WSS accused Tpensy
and IN faei iI Mas Cammnn s!rvs.t tSik. thai
lse hsd received bFiAc Of uas th''ussir,i
,lullars ezeh in three scps;Alc cAscs. % sup
PRESS indictments Agains. cattle asea, a'sd
Land jrnpers aba. they had revived iae,'
ilss deseFis, soHld BiOsi aasuredly hAv'
s,'ste 70 the peattsaLiary.
h Ajdilinta ~ that. thia same fouhtsis
has aiways brea the bosasn fTIeia &c c,,i
kHl.essaa, the attorney for tire Psriie
sssaiHss whom ihdictmeals were not found.
A. The opssslpg Of she last cssapaign h.
szas = esnstIaaIa f"r lis lsEisstHrs oH sh'
.epualscAa trket. and speta ssse vFr'
hl5aIeY paid Aisa VI brmvtsslie I'd aSa4is
irAsian y defs-s it. 50 far IS Was ia HI
ppnes-
| vas under the ispressi N taSt 1r
ehielas bad reported this s'istler ts Lse slrp
artment. he having promised ths, he sessh
Or -, hgi R'tecnis re never dill. Ny opiHt,,l
Is that a.s a single iadieilnent Il any htl
Tsprs3nta viii be Esund IN he courts af tai
district " sensas shss man Fogotain is RI
tas'sed' ~ assistznl prnser1ti' ( nttorney.
So
C,l, Hunter, wha ~as out here sbaFt tin
ago ~ ali ths p.,saters abs0t Gel. Fsuu,si
sisi Biz carrtr. Zeal Wharton was swsg
VI ihs thatar;sf ef tnsn f.,anlaiu wss
Teqrs vrs, rsreetfGliv,
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ne following Is COI. Foanlaln.s
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1888-11-03
September 26th. 1851
Col THOMAS SNrrE.
az = A ,..aaaa

L. . AtAHFH@N
Aihaqnefeue. y. ".
Mr. bTkE ssIN = In le Eeesl1A y sz-. eAe4-=
=sss.ssFf7 7i5ET aTSf FaEIefS 70 FssponaG o7ait-
tag The nlarc serious Eroaad et complain
/ am clearly Of the cpinion that ey persis-
tenslv ignoring my requests for ecmpensa.
4isa fsir sefsices ttnheFsd dufitsg s'te p'ast
eiwhteen mon,hs. The government has i'sF-
fsited all claim aroe me fsF Esssaffr services
Personal ronsidefstiass however, bSsed nps
on q aissnclinAiion 10 subicct you 70 any
embasrnssrnens in the disehsrge Of Neaf
duties ~ Z. & attorney, prevail upon 'fe 70
reeshsider my wishdnwal tFen .se ssses
n which the WNvcFhnfent has Feeaine1 as
arrxires. Ireaiir~ that by 40 doing sm
sahIscsing myself 10 fuyther sitacks from
isYrsponslble sources aud alac. 70 peetinery
Ioss. TO this pernit me 70 add. that nc
false senso OF delieacy will hereafter reriTsin
uae from accepting Tgsslnsrs II fAsas.-1s
which the goysrnmeRt 10 Interested they
having 20 Connection With Cases 10 Which ]
have been retained By the governmsnt
'Thaaking yoa kiT yanr expressions Of sVn-
sS,.s,e,- aFzt esteem