Prest. W. Woodruff S L City, In Obscurity Dear Brother—I am thankful to learn this mor- ning that you are still unfound by your hunters. On hearing some one say that papers had been seen in the hands of an officer the day the search was made here—(Feb 8th) I enquired it out and this morning am furnished the following, by brother William Chinerell. He says that br. John Barrell, the brother of Charles Barrell whose family live in the base- ment of this Historian Building, was present when the officers came to their door and demanded to know by what authority he undertook to make the search upon which the officer, who he says was Capt Greenman took from his pocket five papers one had the name of John Taylor on its outside, another had Geo. Q. Cannon and a third had W. Woodruff, but the other two he did not get to see the names they bore. By this you see how nearly you came to having the paper served on you. Yesterday afternoon I went in company with J. H. Smith H. J. Grant, & J. W. Taylor and visited Prest. Geo. Q. Cannon, who