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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY
WAR DPpApr,rvSr

p,,,..,s.u,Wn war DEPAsrxsNr. June 6, lsss
nnt On D' wFfsfSid s. sh
fer ssnPPlyps the stationery described in lt}o To-
The The Sta Stationery must be of the best quality
The .usesssiui biadsss viii ffis Ss 1is qso,,r.d
msn ssf Of Rsp sas
reserve the right to order The srtsIIss win
Rsispss sso. and sS or dmn.h ss
Articles not named in the schedule belov a.,
S hs .f the option Of the Dspsrtment to
rssm: rssm: RsDstsh Rsxsi Ga Cap Weighing ls pounds
800 reams dhoolscap. ruled or plain. weighing
sOseam. 9ssrts Pest. ruled or plain. veis,ips 10
200 resms oaarto Post, ruled Or Mat,
pounds, headed IS per psttern.H "eishinsIo
nS kSss Metz fpsSsr, ruled pr plain
sss:Ss g s:ss' SIs!iIns SSIssi1ssr r.pss. rasssr'
SO dc zen Blottins Boards.
a,sHs or yellow
5eome 10 sC Envsiopss. Official sizes, plain. '''~1'
issss sizes sIs:sD D.R
50 ocO. :. Pc. Da.tsf;n, ;a,,., .,,s. hsaaed
Geo s5sss sii MsssIiis s:1Iissfi Pens.
go DOZEN f.Ssrs black Lead Pencils
ISSss. 1sS Sos.l Hss fsunSIdsIg and Blue Pencils.
20 dozen Ivory FOLDERS.
10 dozen Rodgers or Wostenholm's fonr h,.s.
Penknives. ~i oiaae
dozen Scissors.
) dozen Shears.
20 dozen Maynard Noyes' slack Ink or.rt.
3JdoZen Maynard Moves Black Ink n;nts''
20 dozen French Carmine.
Is dozen 1Iin,tstans' Drapsrs, Whitnsys or equal
,SS ,ssss! sssssi 1ssss,,sssss.s, ss,. y. ss., scarlet
- dozen Silk Taste, ted colors
dsuaa dozen Red sS,i Tags; q in pieces, assOrte!.
2O0 pounds Linen Twine.
10 dozen quart bottles Mucilage.
30 dozen Blank Books.
20 dozen pack Visiting Cards.
4 dozen Pen Racks.
10 dozen Rulers.
300 gross India-rubber Bands, assorted
3 dozen Memorandum Books,
dozen boxes Notarial Seals,
dozen Portfolios.
dozen boxes Eyelets.
dozen Eyeiet Punches.
2dozen Letter Files.
Is dozen Writing Fluid.
dozen Letter Clips
40 pounds spopge.
Sdozen G Gold Pens and Holders.
l25 yds. Tracing Linen.
dozen Sponge Cups,
dozen Paper Weights.
20 boxes Patent Paper Fasteners.
~ Ru Ling Pens. je7.lAw4w
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GOLLKCTOR,s SALE.

WILL BE EXPoElD Az PUBLIC eAL1. 20
the highest bidder, on MONDAY, june 18th, 1885
parts of Lots hereinafter mentioned situated ly-
ing, and being in Georgetown, D. O., or IS many
tion of Georsetown, D, O., for the seasral and
special Taxes Dire said eeIperation Tor the years
Sale to ommenee at o'clock D. N. aad COO tinue
at the same hour from day to day until closed.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY TIE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
1875 & 1917 Broadway, New York,


ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MlLoDIoNs.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, BNGRAvINGs,
Silver Ware. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, and
ELEGANT JEWELRY,
CONSISTING OF
Lsdiss' s.ts, Cola Rsn: vim aoiS ana
''Ss 6s.in:. mss Si.In 1sd and oss.sd @ dS cold Old
VALUED AT 100000.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man.
Dsming ~ s:sh ,ssIss sps iss
sent.iPIPs ths esItise;.s u grds' icr :sps 8sti
oe%iRt o%R1 Of q ssnts;i c.-.,,..,. 81. .u-.,.-',,
Ssn % f' srtss
named: or can choose any either one article on our
81 our dS,!ia slALID .EynLop.s ,.I
rom rom one N to is s,. sansred dollars. = ''' "'''1
FOR ONE DOLLAR. -.
T aen tneg neea TOT pay untilit Is known what is
sSTfkz sATisF SSE zSE1Ss SssssUl GUARANTEED IN
THE EURlKA GIFT AssOCIATION
you'd call attention to the fact of its being the
eountl1 TSe Business Continues 20 be eonductes
in il, fair and aoneIasis manner, and large and
sna s
CANT goods.
II
very large number Of valuable prizes to ali parts
of the country. Those who patronize win re-
ceve the full value OF their money, rs no article
our list is worth less than Oae Dollar. retail.
and there are NO BLANKS.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be Inn
mediately sent to any address BY return mail or
Ths following parties hsvss secsntly drawn val;
say tn the o and
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia,
Pa, Oil Painting. value. $l0o; James Hargrayes,
So; Z. +. Jones. Barrett, MsrshsIi %. ksasss,,
bury, Ct., Gold Watch, value. SIPS: J. F. Shaw,
224 east 24th street, New York, Piano, value,
SYalas: sSs9; Mis- Rtasy JsnsVsys ii%ira
value sl25 Oscar N. Allen, %. B. Ii2d regiment
xsias sss RoWisnd Patterson. 90. g. 10Th fea: fsSn
Veteran Volunteers. Oil Painting, value, 500;
Mrs. Abbey j. Parsons, Springfield, Mas, Melo.
deon. value. SEQ; James Z. Dexter, City Surveyor,
gsm.s grasl Ely. Isl wooster Street. corner Bleefer,
Gels. CGF: Grand % Ra aIds Silver G.ssop
value, $40: DR.: J. r; Sinclair, No. Main street,
Luther Detmod. washington 5. G.. oil PaintiOe: aO
Were we permitted. we might add many nsmes
to the above list. but many persons object to our
SO doing. We therefore publish no names without
Letters from various parties throu ghout the
country acknowledging the receipt of very yalua-
BILE gifts, may be seen on ale at our ofdce.
LIST OF ARTIOLlS
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH, 80
Without regard to value, and not to be paid for
until you know what you will receive:
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The monument to be erected by the stu .
dents of Williams College to their fallen CO..,
high. ard suImounted by the statue of a afsoGl
der. ~ AsoA'
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I IMPORTANT TO YIMALls.

DR.. OHEE SEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills Ia
are mild In their operation and cannot do harm to
the NEST delicate ertain in correcting all irregu
larities, Painful Menstruation, removing all ob.
structions, whether rom cold or otherwise, head.
ache, pain In the side, palpitation oesthe heart,
whites, all nervous affections, hysteFicstfatigue
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep,
which arise from INTERRUPTION Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Was the commencement Of Q new era in the treat.
ment Of ir egularities and obstructons which have
consigned SO many to Q PREMATURE GRAVE. No
fSNale can enjoy good health uhless she is regular,
eral health begins to Ideclins. These Pills form
,nd 18th p1N mMh
BE DECEIVED. Take this sdverfisement to
your Druggist, and tell him that you ,vnnf tn
BEST and most RHLIABLl FEMALE MEDi.
CINl in THE WORLD, which IL comprised in
DIR: CHEESEMAN'S PILLS -.
have been Standard Remedy for over thirty
years. and are the most efectusl one ever known
for all complaints peculiar TO Fsnqales. To alI
classes they are invaluable, tSdxeiNg, tuith cev-
tGsHty, PERIODICAL REGULARITY. They are known to
thousands, WHO have used them at different periods
tAroushSut the. country. having the sanction OF
Explicit di,ttioss, stating ioh they sboxad NOT b.
xsed. with each Bex-the Prics One Dollar psT Boz
or Boxes for -, containing from 50 to 90 Pills.
Pills sent by mail PROMPTLY, secure from observa.
ROB SAL BY ALE DEuGaisTs. .177
HUT0HIN8 & HfLLYHR, Propristors,
asel0-eoly.a 81 Cedar st., New York.
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SPECIAL SALES OF sERVICEABLI DRAFT
- HORSES,

y HORSES
QunytYmdsteT Generals OMee. I
WdShtngton, ID. c., June /, 1865
By direction, of the Quartermaster General,
there will be sold at public suction, to the highest
eisdsr At the times n and PLACES named below, viz:
GIEsBOR6, D. O., SATURDAY, June 10, 1865.
G!1sBOR0; ,. e.. MONDAY. June II, 1865. ,
WILLlAMsP0RT, Pa, SATURDAY, June IL,
w.sroHrsrsn, Pas isssj SATURDAY June IL
GIlsB0R0, D. O., SATURDAY, June II, 1865.
GIESB0R0,D, q. MONDAY. June l9. 1865.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. SATURDAY, june "a,
e1rsRoRo D o. md}SsSSS;Ay }sSS; Jim. o. 1866
PITTsBURGH. PA SATURDAY, July !, 1865.
6IESBORO, D. o., SATURDAY. July /, 1855.
Two hundred 6erviceable Draft Horses 1t each
Draft Horses at far less than their true yaius
sound and sssuifea 1 IL
MANAGERS Of city railroads and Of manufactures
is especially called to these sales.
Horses sold slngly. Sales TO commence at 10 ..
m. Terms cash, in United States currency.
Steamboat for Giesbero will leave eeventh
street wharf, Washington, every hour N .,
n. to p. m. JAMES A. EKIN,
sion, Q. n. g. O. ie 355t
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LUMBER DEAIER.
slXTH STREET WEST. MAR PA. AVENUE

FOE NoN-EHT1NTIoN Or INCONVENIENCE
npSsn Of the bladder OF Kidneys. DISEASES Of the
Grsvsi % 6landsf Stone in the Bladder. Calculus.
OF the IN ss.sk dust Deposit and all Diseases
OH OH se hALhBoLDT FLUID lXTRAuT BU.
FESNUA Jyg1MIl1 BOOK6-Le Rooinsoe.
ssH6,i ss~r Gnise :t 39a.t =.
tes vrais; Les deliess 6s IL Veftn: Hf5San Von-
Nuts, Ian u IRAN0K TXYLOR.n
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES,

CAnrtsrnaasfs, Generals Office. First Dfrision,l
WaShtnsson City. May 20. 1866 {
VIII be sold, at public au ction to the highest
bidder, at the time and places named b. low, viz:
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY,
June Z, 1855,
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
June s, 1865,
READING, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
June Is. 1865,
WEST CHESTER. PENNSYLVANIA, THURS
DAY. June u, 1865.
MIFFLIN, PINNsYLVAN1A, THURSDAY,
June 81, 1866
PITTSBURGH, PENNsYLVANIA, THURSDAY
June %, 1855.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, THURSDAY.
June %. 1865.
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA THURS DAY
June 29 1865.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
At each place.
For road and farming purposes many good bar.
gains may be had.
Horses sold sinely:- Sales to commence At 10 a.
49, '"'A JkMEs A.. IKTN.
Brevet Brisadier General, in charge
my 30-tte29 First Division @. N. &. o.
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- $4,000 WORTH ovw
] BOOTS AND sROIsl hA

- $4,000 WORTH egYw
u soors AID 4, sHois, Gtsh
Have been received this day ct
HEILBRUN's
BARG AIN SHOE ORR,
sos sEvINTH STREET,
and win be sold At tremendous low price We
name the following:
Children's Shoes from Is cents mp,
Misses Balmorsls and Caters Is cents.
Ladies' 'Balmorals from 81 up,
Caters, seod quality, 81 80, .aN-
Slippers from 80 cents up,
Red. White and Black Slippers and Caters. latest
styles,
Mems hne Boots, Caters and Buckle Shoes, very
Also. q great variety OF
TRUNKS AND vALIo1S
At L. HHILBRUN & co..
sos 7th street. adjoining
my l9-2w. odd Yellows' Han.
American Watches!
THE MOST DURABLE,
AND MOST RELIABLE
T1ME,KEEPERs EVER MADE.
THERE ID no ARTICLE 80
U9EFuL.
PORTABLE.
AND so 1AsILY CONVERTED INTO
MONTY.
AMIRInAN WATCH.
PAST GXPIRIINCB PR0vIs THAT THl
AMERICAN WATCH s
IxcELs ALL orHlRs FOB oHIAPNIss, 40
curry OF PERFORMANCE. AND 50,
DuRABILITY.
WE oHYIR LARGE AssoRrMINr. Boru
GOLD AND sILvlR,
OF EVBRY VARIETY,
GREATLY REDUCED pR1ols.
n. ". GAIT 4 RRoTHlR, Jewellers.
s54 PENNSYLVANIA AylNuu
nya.H NEAR METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
PERFORATED 1siatel neatly n OH ooiors =,
IAdy IH&x Rleese send name md VI.
dss:; :. Il E S.aoH1 WsiisSsss Post osss..~ ~
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u OfRce AGO Penna svsnus.
! between Az and 9Th streets.
offers certain and speedy cure. of G0NORHEAs
StEhTa BY 30, sYPAILMfS LIS sTRISTgKE Snyd snM5.
WHITES, sUBPRISsION OF TIE MRNsIss
DISEASE OF THELUNGE. LIVER, KIDNEYS.
&c. &c
Having had many years experience in the prsc.
tice OF those diseases, the doctor bids dahance to
all composition in their trea tmeRt and cure.
Recent cases Of venereel diseases cured IN one
or two days. Ladies and gentlemen can consult
him at his ofice from to clock daily.
NV II -3m* =
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MRS BRoOKFIILD, OF Kansas. can be con
ct her room, on 4 street. one door east OF 81
street, IN the rear of Douglas Hospitt sho
Astrolosers of the age. She guarantee satis-
faction to all those who may give her CALI
She can be seen from .. N. to p. m. Price one
dollar. fe0 IL Am"
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IIPWARDsoP THIRTY THOUSAND esrtinss.sa
ceiyed, atttsstipg the merits Of HELMB0LDD
GENUINE PREPARATIONS; any of which are
from the highest sources. includine emtnent
sfatefmsns ciergymen, sovsrnors, sta.s 5eSns ~
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AUCTION SALES.
- FUTURE DAYS.
7 ARGI SAIL OF GoVIRNMENT MULES.

CAisf ueytespsastSy's OEes, Depet ~ Washinstos}
WashtnEon, D. O., May 13, 1855.
win be sold at public auction, under the direc-
O. NJ, at the Oorrals near the Observatory, in the
City of Washington, d, O.. between Il
FIVE AND SIX THOUSAND MULES.
which have been used in the Government servieA.
The sale win commence on MONDAY, May U.
1865, at 10 O'Clock D. i, and continue from day to
day, unless otherwise ordered, until the whole
number 10 sold.
Tie mules viii be sold ainsiy to the highest bid.
der.
. d. II. RUCKER,
Brig, Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster,
- Depot of Washington.
ChiC Quar- t.naaey's Office. Depot Of Washineton,l
Washington, d. C. !, May 20, 1865. {
NoT1C1.-The above sale 10 still being contin.
ued from day to day, and these wishing to pur-
chase are invited to attend.
D. q. RUCKlR.
Brig: Gen. and Chief Quarter master.
my 26 lat Depot of Washington.
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i Lumber Yard to NATHANIEL b FUGiTT
with whom al persons indebted to me are ear.
nestly requested to make imrl ediate settlement
in order to facilitate the closIne up Of the asirs
ofthe old concern. JOSEPH 1UGITT.
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SAL1 OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

Qxaytsmastsr Generals O6tcs, First Dirisio1,(
Wdshinston City, May g, 1865. (
Win be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, ct Giesboro, D. O.. on
FRIDAY, June 2, 1865,
TUESDAY. June 6, 1865.
THURSDAY, June s. 1855,
FRIDAY, June 8, 1855,
AND ON
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY
Of each week thereafter during the month Of
june. 1865, -.
TWo HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
For road and farmina 2 purposes, many good bar.
gains may be had.
Horses sold einely. Bale to commence at 10 a,
m. Terms cash, in United States currency.
stesmhoat for Giesboro will leave 7th street
wharf, Washington, every hour from m, to s
p m. JAMES A. HklN.
b. Brevet Brigader General, in charge FirstDivt.
vision Quar- rtermaster Generals Once my3o tjeS0
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- purchase Root Beer can be spp1lied on reason-
Bile terms at No. A27 7th street, tetwssQ 0and Il,
my 20 st"
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m MRS. DIR. CURTIS,
i he TEST MEDIUM AND NATURAL VLAIk.

FN MRS. DIX. CUhTls.
/ HE TEST MEDIUM AND NATURAL CLAIks
VOYANT,
one of the most powerful healing Physicians that
has aver appeared before the public. Her tee-
ing powers are Gifts from Shildhood S sns s esc
never been known to fail. She is medically edu-
Gated. and will treat all classes of disease. Mrs.
c. will do all she advertifee, thousands tes-
tify. She will alGo resd from the of second
sight of the past, present and future.
OF ce 40 Penna. avenue, Washington. oetWeen
Az and 6th streets. my l3 lmS
MRS. H. r. WRIGHT, Clairvoyant and Mag
lyl netic Physicia tthe most reliable in this
city, who 50 heals by laying hands'' all curable
diseases may be consulted at 40 9th street, near
street. Consultation free. my 9-lm1
018 ~, pE; BAokEf: tI ::,.o,o.., 21S.
No. 21s Z street. between 18th and 18th sts., twa
squares from the st. ears gives full ana thoEonSh
With and in regard to Health, Wealth and Mar.
risge. Loye Affairs, Journeys, Law Suits, Absent
Friends, SickneEs and Death. DR.. Backer can oe
consulted from in the morning till In the eve
ming. Entrance through the candy tore.
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ABOVE AZ 1HlRTI0i
PURCHASING 4
FIVE Sealed;
Eleven for &; ~
One Hundred for J
y AGENTS w
Cur patrons are
money when Goa,
Bei. 'ss;sT5s, kkssssssss|
Orders for SEAL
case be accompani!
of the person send
plainly written. =!
the Managers, IS !
NV 25- I'm Re-
Evening star., 1865-06-07

CHAs. D. WHICH, COLLECTOR.
Georgetown, March 10th, 1865, imaY is. " tbs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
The Cholera.

The cholera is still raging at Constan-
tinoi,le aud is rapidly extending west
ward 1t has made its appearance" IN
Italy and up to the 12th inst. 7sl deaths
had occurred at Ancoua, From the Goth
Of July to the LIST of August, inclusive. one
Thousand four hundred and forty two
persons died of cholera in Constantine
pie On the first of August there were
800 deaths; on the I'd, 272 OH the 3D., go.
The pestilence seems to be abat;nG some
what in some portions of Turkey while
it is on the increase in otheis. Strict
quarantine measures are being adopted
in France and England aud preparations
are being made with a view to avert. if
possible, the dreadful sconrage which is
sweeping westward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
The Rice Lands in Geors ia.

Arice planter near Savannah whose pan
tation has been in possession of the ne
groes since Sherman's march to the sea"
recently paid visit to his old place. He
found his house burnt, most of the trees
cut down for frewood, the negroes were
living in rude huts made of logs WITH
earth thrown over them, leaving one end
open and having no chimney. Concern
~ their cultivation of rice, he says:
little less than half the land was
under cultivation, and had been planted
IN rice Some of this looked we'll. The
est was overgrown with grass, and evil
IDENTIFY needed the work the negro was
too lazy to bestow Almost all OF the
trunks by which the tide of the river is
made to overflow the rice, were broken
NJ ont of order, and generally the top
nart had been used for frewood. The
flood gate was injured beyond repair, so
that it will be almost impossible to flow
the rice and bring it to perfection. In.
deed. the whole crop In this vicinity will
hardly give the city of Savannah and
the darkies themselves sufficient rice for
next year, not to mention the seed that
must be reserved.
The negroes are not willing to work
ior their former masters even for wages
because they now firmly believe the land
TO be their own. They suffer much from
the ravages of disease and are nnpr"vid-
ed with medicines or medical attendance
Unless some different arrangements are
male soon, the plantations will he idle
and the cultivation of rice will almost
entirely sease.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
Canadian Affairs.

The projection the annexation OF Cana.
la to she United States finds many advo-
Gates among our Canadian neighbors, but
the probability is that the confederation
scheme uniting all the British provinces
under one colonial government will final
ly succeed. Hon. John A Mcdonald,
Attorney General for Canada West, is the
leading spirit in the federation plan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
c,6vrRrop Ho1prN seems tosbe QUIT,

GovERNoR HOLDEN seems toybe quite
popular among the people of North Car
DINA. At public meeting of the citi-
zens of Hartnett county few days ago,
the following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
meeting, the official conduct Of w. H.
Holden has been such as to entitle him to
the thanks of the citizens of the whole
state, and that his patriotism and ability
in the management of the affairs OF our
state in their troubled condition point
him out at this time as altogether worthy
of the confidence and support of the peo-
pie at the coming election for governor
of North Carolina.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31

Hon. JAMES o SHACKELFoRD has been
appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of
Middle Tennessee, vice Houston resigned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-31
The Wfrx Trial.

The WIRE trial is dragging along very
slowly, and there is no telling when it
will end. The court has manifested some
regard for the rights of the prisoners and
admitted some testimony which seems to
bear strongly in his defense. He haa
been extremely unfortunate, however, in
his selection of counsel. BAKER and
sCuApE, the lawyers who have under
taken his defence, have manifested very
captious and disagreeable spirit in their
dealings with the court, and have preju-
diced his case more by their quarrelings
with the court and their frequent aban-
donment of their client, than they have
benefited it by the evidence they have
adduced.
We are not believer in military com
missions; we have not very exalted
idea of the Justice or legality Of their de-
cisions: and we can well understand how
annoying it must be to an attorney whose
life has been devoted to the study of taW
20 attempt to practice before court
where law is utterly disregarded, but we
,.;nk that when BAKER and ScHADE, M
de.,cok to defend Captain WIRz they
should have done so with full under
standing of the difficulties they would
encounter and the dictation to which
they wonld be compelled to submit. 1t
is reported that they have now for the
third time abandoned the case on account
of some ill natured sparring between the
Judge Advocate and Mr.. BAKER, and they
will not probably be permitted to return
again The fate of the prisoneris there
fore entirely at the mercy of the court.
In reference to the indictment of Gen
.ral LEE, seldom and others as fellow
conspirators with Captain WIRz to muir
der our prisoners and the subsequent
withdrawal of the charge, the New York
Tribune says:
We can probably say nothing affecting
the management of Military Trials that
will not be attributed to spite against
the Secretary of War; and yet we cannot
suppress our feeling that the false start
IL the Wirz trial was bungle, and not
falr business transaction There either
vas or was not evidence attainable which
justified the indictment of James A. Sed-
ion. (late Confederate Secretary of War
General Robert E. Lee and L. D. North
rop, as conspirators to murder our sol
diers when in prison at Andersonville.-
If there was such evidence, the trial
should have proceeded as it began; it
there was not, it was unfair and unjust
10 arraign these persons, and send the
blasting indictment all over the world.
We don't believe in striking foul blows,
especially at those who are down