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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26
Tribute of Respect.

The following resOluli ms showing
in wba, high esteem John w. Duffey,
ESQ.,, was held by thoso among whom
he lived We clip from the Moorefeld
EIamincr:
John ". Duirey. Esq. who depart.
ed THE life on the Oh inst, wss al
ways interes ed in the general bust
ness prosperity of his community and
was ono VI the irsl To subscribe TO the
ca! ital stock ofthe South Branch VAL
ley National Bank, which was estab
lished at Mcoreiield in August, 1888.
AT the org anZation of said Bank he
was elected Director,whjch position
he filled to the day of his death. No
member OF the board was more rogue
lar in his attendance on the NEE i1gs
Of the board or took more ide ard
pleasure in the discharge OF his duties
"a director. Whereas, the hoard OF
direcio-s Of this Bank learned with
sad regret Of tile des h Of J. w. Duff
fey, Esq, therefore be it
Resolted, That We, the officers and
directors OF The South Branch Valley
National Bank. express our profound
sorrow OF he death Of our friend and
associate dircc' or and realize in this
dIsl satioD Of Providence that the
community has lost an hc hes. and
public spirited citizen am the Bark
faithful director
Resolved, 1 hat We deeply sympa-
thizc With the afll:V' ell lum;ly uf the
dtcctsed ard extend u them cur
heartfelt confidence in this ,ffi elton !:
X, so|ved, That these preceding be
spread upon til. IN mute ho1k e the
Bank aLl lia' II e. by tie conveyed to
the family Of the deceased,
Resolved, That these proc, ed.ngs
be published IN the MooreGcld Ex-
auiner. [Signedl
n. S'oMMEKvILLE, President.
j. WIZ. GILKEsoN, Cashier.
Miss Brown would be a charming cir I
heard young man say,
III she had good complexion. and those
spots would 60 away
But they spoil her looks Completely II Miss
Brown would only take
DR.. Pierce's Golden M.di cal Discovery what
happy change 'twould make
IL would drive out all she humors from her
blood and make IL pure,
And the blemishes cen planned of disappear,
be very sure.
This medicine is the great purifier Of the
blood, and dishguriog eruptions and blotch-
es will soon vanish when IL ia used
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26
LLlGENCEn
rE BOOK.

pha.e' chat is No.
Rodruck ard Son.
as If this place is
LlldReyiilA
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26

Cumberland. This change was made
necessary " the great increase In
the nfm's basj0ess, To the accommoda.
ZION OF WHEY the old building Was
inahequste! This increase, which
may, wi'hoSI exsggerstion. be s,y led
phenomenal, was brought about by
tne weH knpwn facts that Hsmble-
Ton carries EneSof the largest and
beat stocks OF Dry Goodp, Notions.
&c, In the State of Maryland, sells
ciose' and has one price for all. The
iifm now has one OF the most commo.
d'ous snd beautiful stores in Cum.
oeriabd. AMI their place OF business
may DC JwSiy numbered among the
great attractions of the city. Spe-
ciai attention 10 paid to country or
ders, and ia y Visits Of cut Of tow.
customers are made as pleasant as
posible.
Ihe comm ssioners OF election al
Mt. Airey which we're omitted from
Tue list Published last week are l..
f. Kline, b. f Kump and /. T.. Car.
rier.
Tens Of thousands cfpcrsons rush.
ed into Okishoma Monday end all
he best land is now taken up. Cow
eminent soldiers preserved order.
One settler was killed Tuesday.
The Female Seminary at Morgan
town. THIS State, was DESTROYED hy
hie Tuesday. Loss, $4,000.
IL IS rumore1 here tba. the South
Branch Raiarcad vii! shortly he ex.
tended to OF be, ord Noorefield.
Circuit Ctnrt 2 J Tue day in May.
Rcrd X. u. Guthrie's new sd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26
Centennial Washington's
Inauguration at New York.

New York is all in hustle with the pre-
paraiions for the coming celebration OF the
Centennial Of Wsshington's Inauguration,
April 29,h, 5Oih and May LIST, and a big
time is promised all who atieud, independent
OF the other attractions, the Military Pageant
will be the larges. since the war. And the
Naval display will embrsse all the availab lie
Craft in the Atlantic Squadron.
The ID. .. Il. Co will cell tickets at
greatly reduced rates to New York ana re &.
turn for all trains on April 81 to 30 inclus
sive Good forye.urn "Trip on all trains leav-
Jog New York Pntil u.idnigoi of May 9Th,
This will be a rare opportunity to visit
the Metropolis and enjoy a ride over the b.
q O's new line. Remember there is no
irafafe. Lin Philadelphia. All trains run
Though sol1 without change.
for tune of trains zee time tables, to be
had at Is. X o. Ticket faices. A'pl9.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26
MARRIED.

by Rev W.. K. Bird, Mr. lisa ah p. Levings,
Of M"chaDicsburg. and Mics Kste Lewis, OF
Jersey Mountain. The young couple are
We known IN this section ard have many
friends who will join us in Wishing them
great prosperity and many years of happy
welded life. After a tour Of some Of the eas
tern cities, they returned Monday TO this
place, where they will in the future reside
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26

AuaUsTA. w. Va, ]
March Alb. 1889. {

We hereby annoupcs r. 2. RILEY a.
candidate for County Superintendent. He
ia an elegant man, . 6ne scholar and emil
nently qualified for the duties of the ofhce
MANY VOTERS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26

Our readers will see, from orr cd.
vertising columns, that Hamhlcton's
Bee Hive Store has been moved to
tue First National Bank Build ng. in
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26

When Baby vas sick We gave her Csstoria,
when she wAs Child, she cried for Csstoria,
when she became ni.s. she chung 70 CsstoriA.
When shs bad Children, she gave them CastorIA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26
D50lf0 EMULSn
a. GOD LIVER on. WIZ.
NvpoPHoseMsrgs.
RE used and endorsed ~ PNr-
stc6osss becassse St - TIE best.

- - 49, OCSse
+ q pslatahle as Mix.
i 8 three times as efneacious q
plain Cod Liver Oh.
Il q far superior to al other %
called Emulsions.
Il Is q perfect Emulsion, doss not
separate or change.
i is wonderful as a flesh producer.
u Is the best remedy for corsump-
ton. Serofula, Bronchitis, Vast
ing Diseases, Chronic Cough and
Colds.
Sold by all Druggists.
scott Z PoWNE. cssnisrs. n. Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-04-26

SHrRxAs Drr HAxPsHiRE Co., W. VA, I
March, Is. 1889.
In announcing nr. J w SKULL ss can
didste for election 70 the Office of Superin
tead ent Of Free Schools, We would coy tbs
the DR.. has had six years experience a. a
teac her, and although be now practices his
pro festiop- IL elected there will te no duty
pegl ected or Stunned by him, and we there.
fore hope the voters Of |fis mpihire v i'll give
hi N q generope-v6te MANY VOTERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
THE SNAKE HILL PENITEyTIApy

The Committee on County Institutions o. n. pn...
of Erceholders Of Hudson County N. j. began an q,
vesigaton in Jersey City yesterday into the mann.
In which affairs arc conducted at the Snake nm p..,
Tertiary. The committee first inquired into tbs :,
cent attempt at jail breaking in which numb, :,
prisoners were concerned All the prisoners al,,,..
to have been concerned in ths conspiracy testified a.,
they had the tools found in their cells for IN. 40,
purpose OF carving out rings, toothpicks and o,b.
articles from bone. Chairman Boyle, OF the eor-
mittee ordered that all the witnesses who gave ,..
mony be released from the dungeon and sent bach ),
their cells
Freebooter McDonough said the keepers desired a
mako complaint about the food furnished to than
Several Of them testified that the meat was bad n.
butter rancid, and that there was nothing At % -,
but the bread They also testified that the vara.n
treated them with contempt and that he fredusnu,
returned from the city in an intoxicated condition
Warden Grimes Was not present when the Testimony
was being taken, but when he heard OF II he burs,
into the committoc-room and vigorously dsnoune-d
the Froeholdcrs for holding such an examination 4.
his absence. He said IL was impossible TO maintsb
discipline under The existing condition Of affair, n
he had occasion 20 reprmand . keeper ths keepr
went 20 tho Freebooter who had appointed him ass
with whom he had a pull and implanted. Colou,i
Grimes has always been considered efficient warten
II Is pfobSb.5 that the entire Board OF FreehoLfsa
Will hold an Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
v.RrorS NEW Jersey TOWNS.

ELIZABETH Wilmer Hodsson. Of the ID New
Jersey Regiment, has brought suit against Aae'nAa
Mrsvlac for S5 GOO damages for libel.
NEW BRUNSWICK. The Coroner's inquest, called b
investigate the death of George Messenger. the vcsn
of the riot At Sayreve, between RaHtan River
Railroad employees and the men of Furmsn's bries
ward over which they were Illegally forcing way
was finished yesterday The Jury brought in yer
diet declaring that the fatal blow struck by ail
road man whose name was unknown. Ire
New Brunswick Musical Association gave the thlS
concert Of IFS present last evening, via
Charles T. Howell rs director. Tho snsets were
warmly received Dy a crowded house. IH
second trial Of Philip Hayrer, accused OF assault o.
the Misses Perrue, of Cranbury ended yesterday hs
the first in the disagreement OF the Jury The BELIEF
was so general that the young man was innocent ha
. public subscription was taken TO engage lawyers %
defend him.
WEsTFIELD-Erastus Miller, axe seventy-sh TS
ourd lying dead yesterday morning in an Clubhouse on
his premises. The county physician will make an ~
vcstigaton Mr. Miller had conducted q grocery bud
ncss for thirty years
ROSRLLE.-Thc funeral Of eNJudge David MnI'on
was held at his home In Eosele yesterday. The Rev
l. " Blauvelt OF IN" Presbyterian church, ccnduc'N
the services There was a large attendance Including
many members OF the state and county bar INC
burial was at the Evergrens Cemetery, near Lyons
Farms. -,
RAHwAY.-Jesse Cooper indicted for firing pistol
shots A. his son two weeks ago. pleaded ron ruH
Yesterday and viii be sentenced Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
ror-ETu.cLAss rosTNAsrFPs

Washington May 2o.-Fourtb. class postmayters vcrr
to-day appointed as follows:
Pennsylvania-John Ruche BsvmAnstown; Mrs. r. n.
Light Bridgeton Frank L. Crow, ChImichsels; s. c.
Page Fayette City; Isrs" Hay FfodericksburR; n. T..
NoLic, Halifax james BllcS Ialiton d. d. Prosser.
Haliertown G. r. HeImsn. Keeknervie 4. X. Scchri't.
Klenfeltstsvie; Mira T.. Eppley MarySyile David Nc.
Graw. MummAsbufR; n. T. Co1ren. New.Mans,own
A. o. Allen. Portland Peter Laubacb Raven Creek
oliver 7. Ross SaX'on Elias Peters StHtlcrsvis John
NJ Henry. Troutvlc; A. l.. Pritchar1. williamstown.
NewYork-ira Epen1Ori, Broadbead Levi Elmendori.
Browns station N. A. Marcy. Burlington Flats Charles
f. Ford, BushnellSyille Daniel Mum Cfot0n Hattie
Hochklss FcfgusonVle; John y. Wright Grand Gorge
w. n. LaSher Grinln's Corners; William Boidcn ir, la
GrangcvIsi L. b. Telch Leeds; +. A. HotAlng New.
Baltimore Station; Fletcher Smith, Norton Hin j. T..
Trip Oak I'm +. C. Indeilied Rock RIFT w. W. Tread.
well, sheepshead Bay w. NJ. Scott South Korthght
L e. CoSmer Saltwater; John DerriekSon. TOttenvte
w. II. Jenkins Trout Creek; Charles NoStranh, Valley
Stream: Daisy W. Beach, Woodland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
JEpGEY CITY

Chancellor McCn heard arguments YESTERDAY a,
the suit Of the Holy Communion Of Paterson ssslns,
tho NewYork sqsquehanna and Western Railroad. A
few i-esrs ago, the raIlrosd company In building ,
branch into tho csntre OF Paterson ran through ro
church property and damaged the building. rhs
company. It Is alleged. ssrced to repair the damage
and pay the church 10000 The repairs were mad,
but In such manner that it cost the church 10000
10 make them over again. The church now deu,a lds
thst the company shall carry out It's original contract
Tho Chancellor reserved decision.
The first conviction for bsrrstry in tho Hudson
County courts occurred yesterday. The defendzai
was Vincenzo Mulllcano. italian bootblack About
a year AGO. ne bought stand from Antonio Lssah
who sfterward started another stand about ten re,
from the one nc had sold. This led TO frequent and
bitter cuarres. and after each quarrel one hal tbs
other arrested The only other Indictment for barrsJ
was about fifteen FEARS ago. and the defendant wa
acquitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
vrnov GIFTS HER PENSION.

Washington, MAY 2O.-Assistani S're'AD nu''
day rendered decision IN the pension case OF lien
80 urovn widow of Charles r. Brown. lat" OF
Coupany f. l,t Connecticut cavalry. II appear
,,st the deceased subcr Pensluned at ga per
month for the loss Of leg by AmputAtion lie "Iei
January s. l--5 the Immrtist' cause being u,''I>"
NJ the heart a. shown by the records OF W." li"sh
pcpartment Of the District Of Columbia Inc WHO"
applied for pension On The ground that me u''4'
Of which her husband diHl vas r'en' vi zoe a"'r
49,, =, 90 i.r The claim was originally injected
30 tb, apupd that tho SOLDER drat MAS hot que 70
m, am3utatlou 81 the leg or 10 AZ ih,h'SG -,
~, uarLh I-ru The President approved A 'prNIAi "l
grspting A pension 10 th" widow, Nh,h nc M
5raws Assistant Secretary bu.sy mus thAt 'nt
.nidIcrs death wa. 4 result Of tho hmpHau"U a,'l
h,nss NJ his military service, AMI directs NSL w.
niaiursnt be placed on the pension rous uhunf INC
General pengiOn laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
THE ANNIVERSARY OF sr. PAUL's SCHOOL

THE ANNIVERSARY OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Concord n. H., May 20 (SpeciaD.-rhe thiry-hlrd
anniversary Of ST. Paul's school was celebrated hero
to- ay At O'Clock the annual cricket match be-
tween the alumni and the school eleven was opened
with the former at the bat whore they remained until
the game was called at IL o'clock. after scoring l@5
runs, so of which wcro made by Thomas A. Conover
Al II 40 the exercises held In the new chapel
pshop Niles read tho service, assisted by the Rovs
EDWARD ~ Parker and Prescott Evarts The
serrnon was delivered By Bishop Frederic Courtney Of
Nova scotia Lunch was served IN the gymnasium
AZ y o'clock after which the final sports were held
Tho prizes were presented by Miss Morris. of phlla
depa the presentation speech being made by Elisha
DYER of Rhode Island. In the evening concert was
given by the choir, which ended the festivities
Among the New-YOrkcrs present were Mrs. George
H. Morgan, Miss Constance CuLzons, Mrs W. H. Web
ster Mrs John Taylor. Mrs 4, g. Freeman. Mrs. Ar
thur Taylor, Sir. aud Mrs Alfred T. Mead, Mrs. X, NJ
siiller Captain George Dewey, y, = Navy; Com
mander p H. Cnoper Mrs. A. &. Harrison, Miss Har
rison, Richard Cadwalader, Charles II. BROCK, Il. G.
II. Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Henry @. Morris and II. b.
Houston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
APPOINTMENTS by TIE psKs1pys,

sshingtoa, hsy 2a.-Ths President to-day made
he following appointments
oriow W. Chapman, Of Sew.York, 10 bs solicitor
General.
john r. Cotton. Of Maine, TO b Assistant A.tor,ev.
General.
Mr. Chapman. wh" soeeeedH Judge Jenks ~ SO.
hciior-Genstai, Is resident OF Biughaanten n. v
aid bears an excellent reputation ~ a lawyer H,s
practice, however, has been generally confined "a
central and southern Hew-York lie Is afry.aye
years old Mr.. Chapman was Superintendent OF In
sprapee IN New York from December 1872, ~ Jan,
gary, 1875, when he resigned. HIS appointments wa,
aAvocsted by Secretary Tracy, Senator Hlscoek ans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
TIE VR4THER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR 81 HOURS
wAsHEGroS, May yes p. m.-FOr New. England. EAssrs
New.York. Eastern Pennsylvania NewJersoy and pst
ware threatening weather aud rain slightly cooler sIsS
the coast stationary temperature
For Maryland aud Virginia threatening weather andna
warmer followed by cooler
For the Carollnas stationary OF lower temperature
For Florida local rains; slight changes In temperature
For Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi rain. followed "
clearing in Mississippi cooler.
For Arkansas aud louisiana rain followed by clearing
weather in the eastern portion warmer IN the no
For West Virginia, cooler.
For York rain cooler in the eastern pore0a
warmer the western.
For Western Pennsylvania rain decidedly colder IN !"
southern portion, slightly warmer along the lakes,
For Ohio Indiana. most OF Illinois and Lower Meh'gSA
cooler in tho southern and eastern portions warmer IN 10
northern and western showcTy.
For Upper Michigan, Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota, pah"s
and Kansas, warmer fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
CHANGES IN THE DEPARTMENT.

Washington, May Coaching Secretary 7ichcnor to-
day appointed Henry d. Stanwood and John II.
Gunner to be Deputy Collectors Of Customs at the
Port of NewYork at a. coo per annum, vice William
d. Soaring and Charles Davis, resigned
Henry Hirsch has been appointed United States
gauger at New.Yorh City.
The following appointments were to-day made IN
the Department OF tho Interior: william C. Shelley,
Of Tennessee, chief OF the Division Of Depreciation
Claims In the Indian bureau; Lorenzo D. Mont
gomery OF Galesye, Ore, and Thomas J. staley, OF
Missouri special agents for investigation Of depreda-
ton claims in the same bureau. Frank NJ. Thompson,
OF Arkansas has been appointed superintendent OF
the Hot Springs, IN Arkansas, vice Charles W. Field
OF the District OF Columbia removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
SIZZLING rAcKAGEs LEFT on LErrER DOVES

STEALING PACKAGES LEFT on LETTER BOXES.
Postmaster Van Colt has received many complaints about
the loss OF packages lett Of street leterboNc As
they were not deposited in the mails within the meaning OF
tho law tho stealing OF them was no offence against tho
United states Statutes Mr. Van Colt called the attention
tho police to tho The stealing OF packages
pcclay common In the region between Chambers and Canal
sta In or near broadway The Post once clerks,
pcclay In the inquiry department of the onee which
the complaints received the alert and yes.
packazes from etterboxes In Broadway, Chambers.
A., and near worth.sL He caused the mans arrest
The arrested man gave the OF GOdschrudt He was
held ~ Tombs Police Court In $500 bail for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
UrSTcEESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.--Judge Dykman has ordered As
s,acharre of John MOTiSScy, sentenced two months
STo by Police Justice Hyatt to one year Imprisonment
an the Albany pcnitentary for petit larceny. Tm
attendance at the trOttnG races on the North knd
Driylng Park was fair yesterday To-day the . -
ard 30 classes will contest for purses amounting
500.
SING SING.-James Geesley (colored), thirty-bvs
vcars old who was convicted OF assault and sentenced
on february l3 TO serve a term In the prison, hes
become insane.
YONKERS.-The handsome dubious OF the
Cornthan Yacht Club, which has Just been anishe
Will be opened to-day. Tho annual regatta OF re
Yonkers Canoe Club on the Hudson RIvor VIII tao
place today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Clear the Way

without loss o; time when the intestinal canal is blocked
up by Of constipation. chronic or temporary It
should be borne mind that this aincnt is prone 70
become lasting and obstinate and breed other ana
eamElsints HosteteTs Stomach Bters Ia the precise
remedy % the obstruction srsetuay but without
dreaeaing or weakening the bloeEaded bowels eonss-
queneo always apprrhendsd from the Of violent
axaIyes which among the most perDieious Of tho
cheap nostruns swallowed by the eredulouS and misn.
formed The Eat experience. ana OF the medical
%ity sanction the claims Of this standard sperlent
Not only Of relief and permanent regularity
70 The bowels liver and stomach but as q means Of
Femedyins and preventing kidney and bladder troubles.
saa fever and aqua - "a without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
r,,c c,srov uorsE SITE NOT SETTLED.

washington May 90 CSpcclaD.-ti Is nnu"rS'o"" moro
,h., one dissatisfaction exists among merchants j"
New. York regarding the SIT" for new custom nou'r'
,h. pon being made that It Is too far removed i""'
~. water front Mr.. FaIrchih when SECRETARY o' 'no
treasury accepted tho site subject I" sAu'l"o'ot,
utlo being furnished. This he o"netn Vi 'H0 pOV
".' ,Dtn s,c represented By Mr.. Phillips, broAor
''S' III have beou unable 10 do so far. Assistant
secretar Bacheer Is At present In NGT c S Ssh
Ire purpose Of looking into lhe @ ol,oprtber bind
inr and II Is not without the loa'" Vi P0''' "
.r6ntGer site may be chosen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
THE HAYTLAN COMMISSION.
COLONEL TUCKER SPEAKS FOR HIMSELF.
RELATED CRITICISM ANswERED-A HUE AND
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUSEI


CRY DUE TO POLITICAL E.SNITT
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TBiBuSEI
Washington May 29.-Though there seems 10 o'
hitch in the matter Of the appointment VI
tho Hsytan Commissioners, the idea OF SohH
Ing Commission 10 the island mas NV
by any means been abandoned WIN N i'
10 the attempt 10 connect Colonel Thcher VIVA -"
assassination of Lincoln and other con'prSe'eS At "
tine by Democrats and Mugwumps ooIono'
Tucker IN An interview given to Star reporter 10
day says; -. ,.,,,
1Es 70 the sensational stories about my being
associated with conspiraceS. and Il~ a"
tacks upon me, tho whole tmhe
is without an iota Of truth All that was ahS"er'n
., INV address TO the people during the johnson
.tna,n,s,r.,Iop. Tho only positions l ever held
,,rd.r the Confederate Government were pertecuy
legitimate mission purchase qusrternascrs stores
and a mission TO Canada to exchange cotton for meal
had nothing whatever 10 do with any Of The mlHAr'
op.railons Of the Confcdrracy, their guns or tno'I
soldiers or their military plsns In any way ana
w,s IN absolute Ignorance Of them. was IN 'anaha
N trade cotton for meat, pound for pound president
Tt,coIn and Secretary seward were awar OF my
r,ts.ion knew It's character and AL about IT, Prr'i
dent Lincoln issued permit under the AIo@A"''
regulations for Mr.. ". @. Ford. OF this cy 10 =" 10
Canada 20 trade with me- The permit vas "H''"
nv Mr Lincoln but four five months Ooi"r MS
,ssas.I,at,on He wrote IL while In = barber shop,
rs,,ng The manor on his hat while he wrote. ] had
The permit and would have II now, but that Nas
left with nv other valuable paper, IL the Oh'h o'
Iaron Forbes 4 CO.. IN NcNrO You know ! vas
in Mexico during the last years OF MaAlnnAh c ~
.nd lef, there with Marshal BaIAlnc. " hch wv
I pIared A trunk with my papcS IN The DAM ~
Emilio Baron tho president, died, ard h'Ner Eo
,hrm again Mr.. Forbes II living In New lofk, !
hnlJeye came back ~ Tbs country duflhE M
Grants Administration and have been hetH slh',,
When l went IA aan francise"; srrrc,H9 ,,r,,rIani
and secretary Ey1rS lntruNtrd to me an INV" ~.
scrvice President Garfield appointed ne ono ui Inc
BOARD OF Visitors ca th" Naval ArbcuS' i"'''
va, no CITY against me at the TIM"
Tho Tni,rd states STEAMER GAlcna came into poTt
carly YESTERDAY morning aud rcarhcl the NASy lAu
shortly after q. IN. Ilcr officers biDuHht no ~
frTm Nayti The vessel viii ~ up Ia Rlvcrsidc arm
TO-DAY 10 Gre sautcs before General GiMts u"hlO'