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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

The Nrrmou- have commenced cltJiu.
canal .. Is ma -uIjude far exceeding anything
0f the sind ever undertaken In the territory
before Tor the two fold purpose Of irrigation
aud navigation. Starting near th, bound-
aries 8i tab and Salt Lake Countic-. It viii
wind i,s way along the Eastern side OF the
Nalic,. watering the land on its course. H.
rludir- a very considerable tract Yet unbrO-
ken. sud reaching a { minus In Jhr city, "a
short defiance south and West Of where the
artesiau we'll l. being sunk IL, enlire length
being over q tlirty-tWO miles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

r., Secretary Of the Treasury ha- sent IN
-truction- To the Assistant Treasurer AZ
New YORK o. anticipate she payment of the
MAY interest Coupons ou the frve-rwruty
loan Whenever be may deem it advisable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

The prr-cHt endowment Of Audoyer Tte1-
logical Seminary. including buildinSs and
the various funds. amounts t. S6iO.OOU
To carry ont the proposed enlargement there
viii h- needed $4,000 more, making To-
tai endowment Of $500 .uUU
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

= Washington dispatch TO 'r, Posi- says
Vice President johnson. il Is understood.
has pledged himself 20 total aa-Gurnce lrI
tHe next Jour years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

Tl, aggregate valuation Of rea. and yer
-lHal property uu the State of lilIu'- &C. oii
ciaIiy stated 90 500, j,7Sj.62J.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

ILgre ~as a eoaG desl uf B:si.s and some
noke IN the first rebel derpatchts about
ths battle st Einst0n,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
L. 5 GRANT

Another telegram from Gen. Grants head
quarters, reports that Oh. Daily Dispatch Is
the only paper izsuei to-day in Richmond
lt slv,
"rhe Dispatch is published this morning
800 hai' q sheet only, because %! the tact
that all the employees, PIi. ters. reporters
and clerks. are members ol military 0rgaui-
zatiJns, and were called OUT yesterday morn
tng hy the government TO perform special
service for a short time. But for the kind
ue>- Of lew friends who are exempt from
service, and who volunteered their aid. the
halls sheet presented, would of necessity
have been withheld. In a few dJvs at far
thest. our forces Will return 70 their posts.
when We hope 10 resume and continue uniu-
terruptedly our full sized sheet -
There is no other news of moment from
any otler quarter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

to enforce payment at sny time Of any tar, il II
his opinion said tar msy not be paid BY the par
~ 90 taxed, in consequence Of intended removal
from town or other circumstances IS may make
It's collection doubtful.
The Ordinance relative to posting bills snd de-
facing buildings and fences, provides that no
person shall post show bills. advertisements, &c,
upon any building fence or posts within city
limits, without the consent Of the proprietors.-
Persons defacing buildings, &c, shall he liable
to the penalty for violation Of the Ordinance,
which for each offence shall be sum not exceed
ing $50 and not less than ST.
4 message was received from the Board of
Aldermen, announcing the passage of an Or
dinance relativeto common prostitutes which
wos read and referred TO the Committee on
Ordinances.
The Common Council adjourned to Las
O'Clock p. NJ, Monday, March 20.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

They mean to have their new hotel done
in St. Albans in July.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

There were some failures on Tuesday and
Wednesday among Philadelphia produce
1aafo-a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

Both bounds or Jae City Council met ac-
cordios ta adjournment. in the City Hall, az
: O'Clock p VI on Saturday evening last.
We coudense the report of proceedings as
given ia the Times ol Monday morning.
BOARD 0E ALDEEVfS.
Pre-eut-Allermen Barnes, Blodgett, Taft
and Dodge
Alderman Taft, president pro ten in the
chair.
4 message WAS received from the Common
Council through their clerk, Mr. loyt, an
nouncing the passage hy that body Of An
Ordinance establishing q Fire Department,
7 which wa- read. and on motion Of Alderman
Dodge ordered to lie.
CThe rules ,ri regulations embraced IN this
+ Ordinance are substantially the same rs those 0f
the late Fire District No. !, Of Burlingt0n.)
Alderman Bloigcit introduced the follow
luz joint Resolution. which vas read and
adopted
Rssalrli. That the City C0unci, meet in Con
yeutiou on Monday morning next, March %, 4;
O'Clock. for the purpose Of appointing two
CNINfA NNAlilllHHfNutAe Aul &c AZ "
seer Of the Poor, City Attorney. three Gene
terry Commissioners, one Constable. a Superin-
tenieut Of Schools, and three Auditors.
This resolution WE amended as to time
of meeting. which WAS set at , p. NJ, on
Monday. The resolution 50 amended was
adopted hy t,th blard,
Alderman Dodge introduced an Ordinance
relative O. common prostitutes, which Was
read, considered anu adopted.
This ordnance provides that every person
vho -hall be convicted by the Police Court Of
being prostitute shall he punished by imprlson-
msut uot more than sixty days, or hned not ex-
ceei!ng $50, Or by both said puaishmeats)
The Board adjourned to 80 p. NJ, Mon
day. Marsh %.
COMMON C0USCiL.
Preseut-Ihe President. .Councilmen Wor-
cest.r, Loomis, Arthur, Brink. Miller. Bal
lou, Beckwith aud Walker.
Councilman LOOMS presented Ordinances,
let. Relative 20 establishing a sytem OF &C
counauliity in the expenditures OF the city
p. In relation - the payment OF taxes
sud 30. Relative 10 the posting OF bills, &c.
which were read and referred 70 the Com-
mittec on ordinance
CThe Ordinance establishing system of ac-
c0untahiiity in the expenditures OF the city. is
e1oeediugiy lengthy aud important Il contain.
10 sections. sUi has evidently been prepared
with great carr. Our limits viii not allow ~ to
give even 3 brief abstract this morning.
The Ordinance IN relation 10 the payment Of
taxes, provides that the Collector Of taxes shall.
upon receipt Of the city tax hst, give notice IN
two daily pspers of the city. that the tar list Is
in his hands for collection; aud all tales paid to
him within Is days from date Of notice, shall be
subject to deduction of three per cent, to be
allowed to the person or corporation so paying
! their tax. The Collector IS also 70 hsve power
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

.auac-The Star Spangied Banner, sung by
Mr. Fslstreau - ard al,o plsyei by the
Band.
TIE Priesft09i--
Whether here in his parish in charge Of his
flock.
Or administering comfort in battles rude shock.
A gooi father We md HIN. So here At our
fes.t
We will I'll mp - bumper 10 the heAlth Of cur
Priest.
Responded to by Rev. Father Carroll. who
spoke feeiiugiy of the peculiar duties Of the
Priesthood, ard Of ;hs 6ieliiy to them Of the
Irish laity.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

Against these Deficiencies, there i-a -ur-
Tlu- (.r,m towns which 'a,e more t.au fl-
ei tne'r quora,.l ot t5+, divided a- follows
I-t District 32> - district l,2 Sd ii--
tuc, %. Tais li-u.e. v.i thus. when t-e
deficient towns have brought ur thsi- quo-
TIE. have hrscT surplus t1 it, credit. DIAN
any other. Iac leicien, towns iu 'ti- Conn
~ ou Monday. We're a- follows
Charlotte. Milton. Us
Ca'che-,.r. jnlrtii.
F,-ey. Wexford
Since chem. however. tlIch,star. Under
hi. and W,-tiorI. harr filled tncir quotas
AMI rae ee-,Hu- '. ishHsn-..-. .tr..u o.
day. stands sinus
Charlotte Essex J, Milton +,
The sum of deficiencies .'r This district 10
noon Thur DAY. was 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

BUTTEz sold in St. Alblns Mar. I4th, for
90 cents per pound by the tub.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

1t was Kimball of West Fsirlee, not Eib-
By, who lodged the vote on the Constitu.
tional Amendment last week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
News of the Week .
War DEPARTMzNr. {,
WASHINGTON, March Il. {

Maj. Gen. sheridan reports that on the
18th, he started vest from the bridge Of the
Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad
across -he South Anna river, that having de-
stroyed :hs James river canal as far to the
east as Goochhud. he marched up ID the
Virginia Central iiailroad at Tnliyille, and
destroyed it down % Beaver Dam station
totally destroying Is miles OF the roJd.
Gen Cnstar was then sent TO Ashland
and Gen. Doren t0 the South Anna bridges
all Of which have been destroyed.
Gen Sheridan says the amount OF prop
erty destroyed in his march Is enormous --
The enemy attempted 10 prevent his burn
'Iug the railroad bridge over the SIulh Ann',
but the jth T. ;. cavalry charged up 70 tde
bridge, and about 50 men dashed acru>s on
loo5 driving oii the enemy and 7pturlug s
pieces Of artiliery-2D pound P'rr,ts
T.. 4 DANA.
Assistant Secretary Of Wa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

The afternoon exercises At the City Hall
Frilay concluded with the presentation OF a
beautiful green Gag with appropriate emhiems.
to rhe Society ofJuyenile HberuIans. The pre-
slntation vas made by Master MeGvia, and was
acknowledged In behalf Of the Juveniles, by Mr.
Nics,el Nulqueen, in al appropriate speech.
The dav closed with
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
Assistant Secretary OF lyas


WAR DEriRruENr.
WASHINGTON, Mar. l6-9 80 PM.
To Mql. Gen Dir
The following despatch has
been received this evening at tbis depart
ment
CRY PoNr. March l5.
Hon. C. 4. Dana, Asst Soy
am lust in receipt Of letter from Gen
Sherman. l2,n, from Fayetteville. lie D.
scrIhcs his army as in fine health and spirits
having met with no serious opposition. Hir-
dee keeps in his front at a respectful dis
tance.
At Columbia, he destroyed immense arsc-
mails and railroad establishments and 43 can
non. At Cheraw be found much machinery
and war material, including . cannon, ami
5000 barrels Of gunpower. In Fayetteville
be found - pieces OF artillery and much
other material.
lie SAYS nothing about Fitzpatrick : defeat
BY Hampton bur the officer who brought
this letter says that before daylight on the
10Th. Hampton got Two lxiSades in the rear
ot Fitzpatrick headquarters and surprised
1li captured al of the statf but TWO officers
Fitzpatrick escaped, formed his men, and
drove the enemy with great loss, recaptur-
ing about all be had lost. Hampton lost IS.
lett dead On the field
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

Drafting began in New York City on the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24
.Masie-MarseilIes Hymn.

o. Fsrno1i, Our -4doptsi Slate
OF States they may boast; but who can taunt
The vslor or courage Of the men Of Vermont
Responded to by Hon. G. W.Graudey, Mayor
Of the city Of ysrgeunes, in a very happy and
effective speech, full Of telling hits, in which be
vindicated for VermouteTs the right, which ev-
cry nation claims, to boast Of their native land,
aud illustrated the statement by apt quotations
from the ancient classics, Goldsmith, Whittier,
Saxe. and 'he Psalms Of David.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

= Trad41 and -imeric1-
Ties amrock aud Eagle together viii twine,
- ,hal both 'ueaih one banner will form into
line.
Responded 20 very briefly by Capt John Lon
ergan.
:. Tis -4rmv and .NarV-
Responded to by C. Il. Bigelov, E-q., EhO
expressed his regret that no meuber Of the Old
Irhb Brigade vas present 70 respond to this
sentiment He praised the patriotism Of the
Irish soldicrs, and brought down the house by
an allus.on At the close. in praise Of the Fenian
Brotherhood.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
LABOR IN GERMANY.

The Secretary OF the Ohio Agricultural Society,
who /, now travelling in Germany, in his last let
ter to the Columbus Journal, thus speaks of the
wages of labor in the kingdom of Saxo1y;
The farm laborer now gets 10 to 90 grochens
(3T . to 90 cents pr day, and the women get s
to 10 grOchens go to % cents per day. Women
and dog. perform a vast amount Of labor here;
you will find everywhere on the streets and in the
country woman aud dog harnessed TO wagon,
loaded heavy enough for horse. All over Ger
macy, from Holstein here 10 Saxony, have seen
more women taan men at work in the fields, and
doing the severest kind OF drudgery. The men are
employed in mechanical pursuits, or else az In
the army"
After passing high eucomium upon the land
around Dresden, which he says is perfect para
disc, be remarks
Every foot of land not in forest Is cultivated. -
There are no fences; the field is plowed mp to the
roadside, and ( uits and flowers arc growing by
every roadside that have travelled; no one dis
turbs them. The cattle, sheep and swine are kept
in the stables; or, if taken out, are under the
charge of a shepherd or herdsman. Here and
there, dotted over the landscape we saw sheep in
pasture but have seen no cattle or swine run
ming abou. loose" The genus "ioafer" is I'M
known here,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
c,,,r,,,1 s,r.To..Ap Irish friend Of ours hr

A coxSrpt,I SEr-To.--An Irish friend OF ours hfs
g,van ms the particulars OF amusing affair, which
occurred between an Irish couple In the vicinity oil
| Rockets. ,,, H., H., a. so,lrn
troops and the subsequent ene Of the United States
army that article known among the sons OF Erin as
aud lows like 'wather in the low groggeries where
small swig warns up the feelings oil an I'm a;i
makes him ''feel like aud deyllopS MS hghtn
qualities" where Misses down the gu15le OF the
sot who soass and soaks III me ioaeh Oh "hS"'eu Ia
The Irishman OF our story had imbibed quito freely
one Of these whisky shops ana arrived az s0e
ton. The door was fastened the ght was out, ,ha
door, but il wouldn't come; nobody answered Bang
again. All silent Pat began 20 reflect fath says
" Margaret Margaret, me dsriiht' come to my
"whst do you want - says she. 81 know ye. Ye
bin down TO that bloody O'C6nnels, dhrinkin', an
mere ye home arOarn an Abatln' the door, this
drep O. the crittsr fekn stay out then all night
bad luck to the likes o. yei"
NOW darlint, lit me 10 say, will ye lit me IN 2.
Its thrue didn't bring yea diap O. the whisky but
| thin didu't give Jim 0Flaherty Il long tap wild ma
shillelah, because he dared TO commint on me Mar
S"shurs an did ye do that, darntl Thin, I'll let
ye D an II 1t was hity times a. late ia III ye IN.
SO the door was opened.
In rushed Pat and making towards Margaret, seized
her by the hair and began to belabor her without
| mercy. ,,.,-,,
Margaret her part. sel atshSd and Tough manfaly
and so the twain continued the fight until both were
well nigh exhausted.
"ArTah, Pat, says Margaret why did marry yei
list tell me that for It's mossf that's had TO maintain
ye ivor since the blessed day that Father oFlanigan
| lint 10 yer home" 80,
"Oh Wis ~ says Pat Eye say that now, but It's me
self hopes may live TO see the day ye are lone Tid
der, wapln over the cowld sod that kvers me---hn
by st. Patrick, I'll see how ye git along widout me-
honey "
Just at this juncure another rishmau stepped up to
the door, which still open, aud accused Pat oil
"hav.n chated him out Of q bottle o. whisky at MI
OCounells," aud told Margaret he would help her
to revenge herself for the batin Pat had given her
"och - says Margaret, may the dtvil ny away wild
ye and bad luck ye; may ye ride backwards at yer
own funeral. Do re think I'd lii the likes o. ye come
au' inerare In family mathers, whin me swate jewel
Pat here and mesef havn q leetle ngbtin' all TO
Ourselves by way OF variety. IN tache yo how TO be
dacent" And she seized MIN by the hair she gouged
his ewes pulled his ears and twirEed his nose while
Pat was behindhRnd In performing his part, and
| ad ninisteIiug many 4 well directed kick.
The victim soon cried "enOugh," and he departed
hall blind and blue and sadly did he rue his Of
take the part Of an Irish woman against her hus
band
This says our friend, restored quiet IN the family
and Pat aud Margaret, were soOn to use his own
words, "slapln rs swately as two young Infants"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
DIR. GARNET AND Mr.. TAYLoE, OF KING
GEORGE.

A Washington letter in the New York " Ex.
press" says:
DR.. 4. Y. P. Garrett, who was, before the war,
one Of the largest practitioners in the city, has
returned from Richmond, and will resume his res
idence in Washington. DR.. Garrett for s.me
years a Surgeon ia the United States Navy, re.
signed after his marriage 10 daughter Of henry
A. Wise, and commenced ths practice Of his pro
he invested in q very hands me house on Ninth
street. which was sod under the coufscation
law, 10 Brown, the navy agent two years ago, for
three thousand FIVE hundred dollars. At present
prices, this house would bring about eighteen
thousand dollars.
Mr.. Edward T. Tayloe of King George, Va, is
now here on O visit to his brother, NJ. Ugle Tay-
loe. His elegant residence. POwhatan Hill, Is re-
duced 10 the condition Of O primitive settlement
in the backwOods. The culture and refinement
of two centuries have disappeared, and little re-
mairs of its former attTacuveness but the bare
wal of the vene, able mansion.
Mr.. Taylos is a graduate Of Harvard Universe
ty, of the class OF 1873, and his numerous friends
at tn, North will be happy to learn that he exhi-
bits the same admirable temper, the same Chris
tian spirit, in his present adversely which char.
acterize his former prosperous and useful lie.
How little did this estImable gentleman imagine,
when. 10 his youth he witnt ssed tue 1avages OF
civil war in Mexico and Venezuela as Secretary
of Legation respectively to Mr.. Poinsett and
General Harrison, that his own native State was
destined after the lapse of little more than a
generation, 10 be the scene OF far greater raw
ages aud of q wilder and more terrible destTuc-
tiou than South America or Mexico has witnessed
from the days of Cories and Pizzaro to those OF
Paea and Macmillan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
Eiphth-sANuEL A. Mupp
To REMOVE FL1rs rRoM ROOMs--The follow

To REMOVE FLIEs FROM ROoNs.--The follow.
ing method 4 trapping MES. As pr ctced and en-.
dorseu by q correspond Of the lr'sh Agricultural
Gazette, will be found useful nsnd gloss, COM
m nlv psed by gardeners "a square one is the
hestYi, the str1ment to be used. This has TO
be tight Y cover d at the bottom with thick white
n,ne9 4 rcular hole, six and half inches in
diameter, is then cut in the centre Of the paper,
and the gl SIS is placed on three bricks over q
plate hlled with beer sugar ana hltie rum, q
1mo5erate distance from the infested spot. The
eject Is magical; in few hours the glass is cram.
med with flies, VIII CHI, having tasted the sweets,
fy upward to the light. A common sulphur
match, made by dipping brown paper into melted
birthstone will destroy thousands. The constant
the scsnr ofths rum is sure 70 induce the most
fastdious wasp TO enter no insect can ress: its
powerful attraction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
A BIG Tu1No.-A million is a eat many bu

BIG THrYo.-A million is eat many but
two million Is more. As incredible as it may ap.
pear, Messrs. p. II. Drake 4 Co.. of New York sell
over two million bottles Of PLANTATION BITTERs
year. This Is nearly one hundred and seventy
Thousand dozen, which, at nine dollars, would be
over @ million and a half dollars Surely, some
merit must attach TO an article OF such sale. Go
where We will, from one end Of the country 10 the
other, We are always in sight Of the egd lnces Of
the cabalistic s. H. lS60-&., and these gentle.
mems energy. We would suggest u them a little
more elegance in their rock painting. The Leg.
islature of New Hampshire has passed law
against their further disfguring the White Noun
tains ie26-eod3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

COMMISSION MERcHASTs.--.Tbe advertisement Of
Messrs. Booker, Kerr = Lyon, produce commission
merchants OF this city, appears In another column
Their susipess Office the present. is with MsssTs
Harvey Williams, shoekos slip, where one Of the
frm can always be found.
LUMBER BUSINESS. -Messrs. Ragland a Co, sue
cessOrs TO Ragand Brother general commission MGR
chants and lumber dealers are prepared to furnish
builders with lumber contract or commission, cheap
II can be purchased either In the Northern or
southern markets. Their announcement can be found
IN another column.
both wall known its Citizens Messrs. VIM. L. Tan
aud j. o. Ehbets--haye associated themselves To-.
gether under the style oil Tanner 3 Ehbets, and will
devote their attention 10 the manufacture OF iron work
plain and ornamental, In all It's forms Builders and
those desiring build, who want iron fronts work
Of any description put up I'll their orders with the
above firm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
ANIUSEA1FNTS.

THE THEATRE. Hamlet was given last evening al
this place Of amusement, with the talented young
actor, Mr.. Leak, as the moody Prince. lie was sus:
tanned BY the entire company. good Dill Is offered
Knight. The Management Is preparing TO introduce
several new and acceptable stars.
TIE CANTERBURY. Last evening was devoted 10 the
benefit. complimentary, OF Robert Gardwell, when 4
most acceptable bill was offered. Tonight the bill
embraces the usual HdHc OF song dance and eomlcal
tiles.
Amusemsnts now arc dull, aud will continue to be
dull and Improbable until after the summer months
ar gOne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
RIOT AT sNITHFIELD,

FORTRESS MONROE, July 5.-The ferry boat
Newtown was sent 70 Smlthfe.d with picnic
party Of colored individuals yesterday, aud q de-
Compsny q and K, 81 New York Cavalry.
Their right to land st Smithdeld was contested
by some citizens, creating a disturbance that re
CURED the services Of the guard to queu PRIVATE
John Cray, Company c, was shot by his sergeant
for not obeying orders, sod one OF the GitiLenS
had his scalp removed by the sword OF sFeoersl
officer after which order was restored.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08

The minority Of the Democratic caucus, held in
Columbus, Ohio, la;eiy lie ded by Alexander
Long, has issued an Official document TO the
Democracy of the State Of Ohio reiterating the
old doctrine OF stat, sovereignty. resolution
in favor of organizing the Democratic party IN
the State on the pure basis Of State sovereignty
was offered in the regular session Of the State
Central Committee, but after being debated an
hour or more was declared out of order. The
minority, however, snnounce that they will, re.
fore the oath Of Aug lst, hold State nominating
convention, for the purpose Of choosing ticket
which they can support.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08

THE WRONG HoRsE. Several days since, Mr.. Moy
err ieweler, sold horse to G. Baumhard, for one
hundred dollars. The horse turned out 10 have been
stolen, aud Mr.. Baumhard consequently forced 10
give up the animal to the FIRST owner Yesterday
morning Mr.. Meyer was about leaving on the steamer
for City Point had his trunk aboard when Mr. Baum
hard appeared, with guard, took him into custody,
and carried him before the Provost Marshal aud the
military court decided that Mr. Meyer should refund
SIS OF the money paid. Mr. Bromwell, Of the Grm OF
Aessrs banner Cromwell, represented the interests
of Mr.. BaumhArd.