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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-15
For the CaledOuian
To Young Men.

Touch not the wine cup.
Pollute not thy breath
With seeds of damnatiOn:
70 taste it. is death.
The course that il rllnneth
No mortal can tell:
But the end of beginning
l. ruin, is hell.
Q. touch not the wine cup.
Though sparkling aud red;
l will hasten Your steps
To the land OF the dead;
1t will snatch from your grasp
The present control
You have DER Your body:
1t will ruin your soul.
Touch not the wine cup,
Young man. turn away:
And MAKE your VOW firmly.
That hence. from this day.
No seeds OF destruction
Shall ever be sOWn.
70 bloom in perditiOr.
On soil not your own.
Touch not the Wine cup.
Your children will crv.
For food to sustain them
lfnot now. by and by:
y Wile's earnest pleadings
The chorus will swell.
While you sink in shame.
With demons 10 dwell.
Touch not the wine cup.
For God hath declared.
There's no place in heaven
For drunkard> prepared:
But shame and confusion
Forever will sit
On the brow of the sot
In the bottomless pit.
. Johnsbufy. .Nay y. 80,
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.ND. &. !. CSC. W, CiE.DUX,

N-r,l.f,> AT Ian. SOLICITORS ~ CHhNCERY,
.' .,..- a- Buuu' .r- an! B!-k Paw due deceased
NrI'4tr>.
T. \.ON VERMONT.
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CITY COUNCIL

~hpNDAAs uut
First Branc6-A q7orum of members were pres
EFT, with Jas. Young, ESD, President, in the chair
Mr.. GOrsuch presented Il resolution authorizing the
Fire Commissioners to purchase Marion Hail. :" and
appropnatng $1,000 for its purchase and alteration
so as to suit their purpose; laid over.
Also, resolution granting permission to Albert
Day to erect a steam engine on his premises; laid
over.
4 communication was received from the City Com
missioner stating that 1t would cost $4,000 to pave
Jones Falls from Madison avenue to Gay street
Mr.. Foreman from the committee on highways
presented an ordinance authorizing the Northern
central Railway Company to lay down certain tracks
on several streets: laid over.
From the same committee he reported an ordinance
to pave certain streets alleys, &c, which was after
some discussion, indefinitely postponed.
The resolution appT0priatng 81, 900 to W. s. Grove
Icy for the revising of certain ordinances, &c was
called up and adopted.
1t was determined, by a concurrent vote Of the
two Branches, that when the Council adjourn on the
oth instant IL stand adjourned until the 18th inst
The Branch then adjourned.
Second Bramch.-Thjs Branch met at the usual
hour: the President being absent, DR.. Moore upon
motion of Mr.. Burch, was called to the Chair
Mr.. Taylor presented petition from G. S. Ritton-
house, asking permission to erect two potters kns
tho south side Of the basin; referred to the Com
mittee the Fire Department.
DIR. Moore presented petition from Miss Ann Pur-
Vance, President, and Mrs. Boyd, Secretary of the
Union Orphan Asylum, asking for an additional ap-
preparation 600 for said institution referred to
the Committee Ways and Means
A message received from the First Branch,
proposing that when the Council adjourns on Friday
next it stands adjourned until Monday, the 18th in
slant; cOnCurred in.
Received from the First Branch resolution to
have gas mains laid on Ramsey street. from Ere
mont Rnd on st. Peters street, west Of Fremont;
adopted.
Mr. Nails called up the ordinance to prevent tho
erection of insane aSylums within direct taxation;
passed (See local column Adjourned.
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PROCEED1NGS o. COURTS.

MONDAY, June 4.
n-:-.;;sGt C@urt---IIOn. Judge Bond.-George c.
nlAund. states Attorney, prosecuting.
VIM Schurer, receiving 40 gallons of whale oil
knowing the same to have been stolen from Park
hurst Co.; postponed to Friday next. james T.
Collins, selling liquor without license: case stattei
payment OF costs. Christian kTemer found guilty
of assauitng John e. POpp with intent to kill mo-
ton for trial, and which motion has on several
occasions been assigned for argument was again
called upon yesterday granted, and tra pro-
cecded with before jury, who after hearing the ev-
dence, rendered verdict of not guilty, diDi was
proven III the
Grand and petit jurors discharged to this morning
to which time the court adjourned.
Superior Couvt-HOn Judge Martin-Saral Cole
by her next friend James Scott vs.. Baltimore and
Ono Railroad COmpany-aCtiOn 70 recover damages
levied ut IS, Co., for injury caused the plaintiff while
getting on the cars, her foot being run over and she
laid UP for year under instructions from the Court,
verdict for the defendant; appeal taken.
Assignment from No. $40 to 3JS.
Court of Common Pleas-Hon. ] Judge King-James
5. Whedbee and others VS.. Thomas q. Trott; appeal
from Justice Duncan. Appeal dismissed.
Miles White VS.. James brummel; appeal from Jus
tice Spcer. Agreed.
John Miller vs.. John Kraus appeal dismissed.
q. ITaber VS.. George Ross; appeal from Justice
Wilson. Judgment affirmed.
James Tracey VS.. Aaron Eenton; appeal from US
tice Bride. Judgment affirmed.
Assignment from ~ to l2j on appeal docket.
Circuit Court-Hon. Judge Alexander.-Mary Ann
Sullivan Richard sullivan; decree Of divorce
passed Uincul0 mdtrimonii.
Rogers ct al. VS.. Alexander Gould ct al. Bill re-
curing the defendants to bring into court sum of
money to pay off certain mortgaged claims. Argu-
ment of the case was concluded and submitted.
r, osrrhans' COurt.-Judges Audoun, Supplee and
nouuldh- uL"tters testamentary on the estate OF
JonoS u. hayward 70 Henry Stockoridge, and Mary
nard REILLY on the estate of Jane Riley and to Eiz
abeth Lynde on the estate of Carrie X. Lyude
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OFFICE DEPOT COMMIssARY-

" mn FoRT MONROE, Va, May Is, 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, are invited
until 10 o'clock A. M, on TIL kSDAY, the 7th dsV
OF June, 1855. for the sale of about N"'
5000 GALLONS OF M0LASSES;
(three hundred and ninety-fve half barreIs avar.
aging about "a gallons each. Nv u
THIS IN article Is branded Syrup, from Howell Barr
cember, 1864, and is in good order. III O'-
The packages will be recoopered and mt in shin
ping order. The quantity determined By Govern
Proposals will not be received for less than % halt
OF wharfage, dockage or labor ''0''A - "
property. " ~'' W A'A1O'
Terms cash, in Government funds. Of which 6ftv
per cent will be required the acceptance of the
bid, the balance before delivery of purchases.
at the opening of the bids.
.n Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
proposals for Molasses," and addressed to
JAMES CURRY,
my 2o-tJ6 Colonel and G. S. "
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TO CONTRACTORS.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERS oFFIC

-nROPUSAaS FOR FORAGE.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
BALTIMORE, MD, June 4, 1866. I
PROP0SALSare invited by the undersigned for the
delivery of good merchantabIe TIMOTHY Ray. at
the Government Storehouse. Futaw street. Balti-
more. in such quantities and NJ such times it
be required by the Government, until October lst,
1866.
Proposals must state plainly whether it is baled or
loose. and will be inspected and weighed by a Gov
eminent Inspector.
Proposals are also invited for the delivery of OATS
at the Government StorehouSe Eutaw street. in such
quantities and at such times they may be required
by the Government, until October LIST. 1866.
Sacks viii be furnished to successful bidders for
Oats.
Sealed proposals for tho above will be received
until SATURDAY. juno eth at l. NJ.
Bids will be subject to the decision of the Quarter
master General.
Payments will be mado on delivery, or ms soon
thereafter funds for that purpose shall be received
G. w. BRADLEY,
je5-tje9 Colonel and Chief Q. NJ. NJ. N. D.
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KRRoP0sAfS FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE DEPOT CoNNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE. !
WASHINGTON. D. c., May 81. 1856. !
SEALED PROPOSALS arc invited until TIL RS
DAY, June L 1866, u O'Clock n, for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with
THREE THOUSAND 5000 BBLS. OF FLOUR.
Proposals will be for one thousand barrels Of what
is known at the Depot rs Nos and Flour; and for
two thousand barrels Of what is known in this mar
ket as Georgetown Flour.
The delivery of the Flour to COMMENCE within Eve
days from the opening of the bids, and must be de-
ivered in such quantities, daily, the Government
may direct, eiher at the Government warehouse, at
the wharves or Railroad Depot in Washington, D. C.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty days from the acceptance of the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in
new, oak barrels, head lined
Payment will be made in such funds as the Gov
eminent may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made
just before the Flour is received and none will be
accepted which not fresh ground and of superior
quality.
No bid will be received from parties who have
failed to comply with their bids. Bidders re-
quested to be present at the opening of the bids.
Government reserves the right to rel ect any bid
for any cause. Bids to be addressed to the under
signed, at No. 223 street, endorsed, Proposals for
Flour" G. BELL,
je2-4t Mai and G. s, U. S. A.
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE. ND.
iheported for Baltimore Daily Commercial
NONhiy MCeting M nm GrrnAInH- House

S""h'y meeting at the SraeIIcy House.
krooo4;o,..e., TowsoNTowH. June t. 1866.
SStlEs d the delegates from eleven districts of
baltimore county of the UncondtionaI Union voters
opposed 10 the repeal Of the registry law and in favor
Smodley H@ifu policy OF Congress- met at tho
was iinlSe IN this place to-day. The meeting
Pras IL ieahizel ny elaeting William e. Vance Esq
B7G., and ca Sla by eIeGting j. Augustus Hamilton.
II consisting of Measrs John r Ensor Joshua
G o. aI@eT W llham Breton, Rufus King Powell
appointed to draft resolutions Who Ib We if
chairman reported the following resolutions when
were unanimously adopted: 0i"'oAS' " ui0n
ResOt0ei, That the reconstruction pol,cv oF C,r
gIess, proposing an amendment to the Constitufion
by which the leaders ofthe rebellion NAV he
ed from holding ANY office, civil or military under
the United States any State is far preferable IN
the policy inaUgurated by the President, under which
some of the greatest traitors are now holding Offices
in the Southern States, and Union men obliged to lac
from the oppression of rebel tyranny.
des0sgea, mat we are opposed 10 negro suffrage.
Constitution, excluding nOn-vOting negroes from the
basis of representations that we opposed to uni
vcrsal negro suffrage advocated by Wilson, Sumner
and Others and qualified negro suffrage advocated by
President johnson, and heartily approve and en-
dorse the policy of the majority Congress in adopt
ing reconstruction policy free from either universal
or qualified Negro suffrage.
:, fcsotoedi That We are in favor Of sustaining the
Heglstry Law of Maryland, and are opposed to
montgomery Blair 4 Co. shaping the platform of the
oI Pc party N the interest Of rebel suffrage.
,i mat as the ch ljrmau Of the State Cen
isi CoinhlItee refused to call the Committee to-
setneri and with Others of the Committee has re-
Pe5'sliy voted against sustaining the Registry law
ana IS IN sentiment with Montgomery Blair the ac-
knoW!edged leader of the rebels and as he attempt
ca without authority, TO constitute committee Of
ms own sentiment for the purpose, as we believe Of
handing over the Union party into the hands of the
rebels - ~
The following gentlemen were then elected nv 9 10
ciamaion to represent this county in the State Con-
Tentlon, 10 be held in Baltimore Wednesday. 6tn OF
June: John I. Easor, Col. John c. Holland Thos
Sanderson, William Gambril Joshua H. Parker
John o. Price, and William Breton; and the follow
l9g gentlemen were elected aternates by accamr-
lion: Joseph Parsons. John Ii Longnecker, Major
fohert \ eely, Lieutenant Abraham S. Cooper, Geo.
A f9ard, Charles Il. lesson, and John K Smith.
John !. Ensor, ESD, the States Attorney of the
county, delivered speech, which occupied the at
tention of the convention for about an hour and
during which he was loudly applauded.
After Mir. Ensor's speech tho Star SpaugIed Ran
ner was sung, and the convention adjourned
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF,a SALE

- NDER AND BY VIRTUE of writ of de-; fo-.
cias issued out the Court of Common PIeas AT tha
suit of William Biles against John ID, G, BreWsr T
will sell, at the Auction Rooms Of Adreon 4 e.
South Charles street, on TUESDAY, the 18th dav 81
june instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ: Marble Comnter
slab large Mrrorl Ale Box; Stove; DemiohbInesr,
pecantersi assorted Wine Glasses Chairs Spittoons
&c, Terms cash, WIN, THOMSON SS''A''
is2'sosds ApREoN / ca, 4 uatiSSn, w..
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EpROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

SUBSISTENCE 0EPGCE, U. S. A., !
No. lO5 W. Lombard street
BALT!XoRR Mp, June lst. 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate will be
ceived at this Office until IL NJ. SATURDAY, June
9th, 1866 for furnishing this Office for six g. months
from June 18TH 1866 or such less time as the Com
missary General may direct with the following Sta
tionery. as it may be required and ordered viz:
Cap Paper, ruled, to weigh not less that IL pounds
Letter Paper ruled. to weigh not less than 10
Letter Paper, unruled. to weigh not less than 10
pounds to the reaIn.
Note Paper, ruled to weigh not less than pounds
Folio Post Paper ruled. to weigh not less than "a
pounds to the realm.
Envelope Paper o weigh not To- Fhan Il pounds
BIottng Paper. to weigh not less than 100 pounds
10 6SH Inc Enven.~, and buff to be of the fol-
( loo 81 full Government.
: 1S7S 70 9 DO SSS,:
Letter Envelopes. white, Xxx 9T5-5.
Letter. Envelopes. white Xxx 1.OSO-5.
SealingWax.
Mucilage.
Office Tape.
Quills, No so.
Oil Paper.
Manila Wrapping Paper, 6 pounds to the ream.
Steel Gillotts-303, 404, 49,, 35l.
Lead Pencils-Faber-No. q
Arnolds Writing Fluid-Quarts and pints.
Arnolds Copying Fluid
DoyeiPS Carmini Ink.
Memorandum Books, assorted.
Copying Books 9xll-5O0 pages, French.
Blank Books. per cap, quircs.
Blank Books, per qure DENY to quires.
Blank Books per quire, medium. 4 quires.
India Rubber, per pound.
Proposals must be on blank forms furnished at this
Office.
Bidders will please state the price per ream Of the
different brands of Paper called for and the price per
thousand of each size of Envelope.
A sample of each article is required.
Conditions. requirements, payments. &C., &c, as
heretofore
For further details, inquire Of
THOMAS WILSON.
BV't It. Col. and c. g. U. S. A.
je1-tie9 BY't Brig. Cen Vols
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aGROPOSALS FOR HEATING FORD,S
II THEATRE.

II THEATRE.
CHIHF QUARTERMAsTBR'S OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON
49, - - - WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 2S 1865 |
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thix Of
nee until IQ ESDA4, June r. 1856, at Il O'Clock M
for HEATING, by steam, direct radiation the
building IN this city known as F0RD'S THEATRE
and two small buildings connected Herewith
BIDS should be accompanied by plans showing the
manner IN which 1t ls proposed to do the work and
state thf amount of radatng surface proposed for.
with description of the boiler and its capacity.
September, 1866. N"' Vi
No bids, will be entertained except those from
persons who are known to be in this business, and
can refer to similar work which has been executed
by them. "
Hall Of the amount stipulated to be paid for the
Work Will be paid on its completion and the remain-
ing one-halt Will be retained until the heating ca
pacles OF the apparatus shall have been thoroughly
tested ana found satisfactory.
Bidders can see the buildings and receive informa
ion IN reference to the work by applying to Mr.
EDWARD CLARK, Government Architect No. sos
f9urth street, opposite City Hall, Washington D. C.
Proposals should be addressed TO the UNDERSIGNED.
Theatre" D II RITGK sR fotu
Byt; Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
my3l-tJe9 Depot of Wash;nStnnn
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E,S-z TRUSTEES SALE
- 49, TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN HOWARD
AND LIMESTONE QUARRIES.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court FOR How
ard county. the undersigned Trustee, will offer at
public sale, at y o'clock NJ. on SATURDAY. the
9Th of June. 1866, at the TAVERN IN CLARkS-
WILLIE Howard county. the following pieces of pro-
/. The Home Place Of the late A. J. Adams, now
the residence of mrs. Adams, situated on the road
leading from Ellicotts Mills TO Sandy Snrng about
two miles from Clarksviile, five miles from Sandy
Spring, and eleven miles from Ellicotts Mills, and
adjoining the lands Of I. and s. Hopkins. James
Morris, B. G. CisSel and others.
1t contains about 254 of land, is well watered
and has abundance of woodland, and the soil is of
excellent quality.
The improyements are a large and handsome
Ice House, and other out buildings. and Black
fruit.
The neighborhood is desirable one, with near
line of stage coaches runs from Ellicott's Mills to
Clarksviile
a. J. Adams, situated on the Patuxent river, about
four miles from Sandy Spring and eight miles from
Laurel Station. Baltimore and Washington Railroad.
and adjoining the lands of Charles Cissel Philip
of wood. but has no improy upon it, except
Limekiln, within a few hundred yards of which
there is abundance of limestone.
3. TWO LIN ESTONE QUARRY LOTS, near the
last named farm, containing about 0nequartcr of an
each, and known rs "Cissels Quarres''
The terms, as prescribed by the decree, are: One
third cash on day OF SAFE and the remainder in three
respectively, from day of sale, with interest from
that day. the credit payments to be secured by notes
of purchaser with approved Endorsement, or the
purchasers may pay the whole in cash at their op-
ton. IHOM AS DONALDSON,
mny18-2awts Sal Trustee.
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P. s-Passage, including meals, IS. mS0-tf
pdsT0MAG

.-qS,.zar E'dFIeDHl4O
s<fIgsS1~s7 TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. L. A.
RYrHER leaves Baltimore from Pier Nos Light street
wharf, every TUESDAY, at o'clock P. NJ, for
ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETO WN,
Making Freight Connections at Alexandria with the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad to Lynchburg and
other points, and also making the following Way
Landings: Point Lookout, Piney Point, Foxwell's
Wharf Curriomen Bay Stones Wharf, Lancaster's
DAMS Wharf Bluff Point, Pope's Greek,
- Stores, Chatterton Land
- hIvmont.
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CHIEF OUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON !

DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May 30. 1861
There will be sold at public auction, in and near
this CITY under the direction of Brevet Lieut.. Col J.
G. Lsqp NJ on TIN THER6RAY Huass Il ill$8S 6.
ing named points:
At Sixth street wharf 10 900 bushels.
At Giesboro' Depot 10000 bushels
The grain will be sold in lots of 500 bushels, with
the privilege of the purchaser taking amount
to 5000 bushels.
The sale will commence at Sixth street wharf at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and mmediately after the completion
of the sale Of the amount at that point, it will be
continued at GiesborO' Depot.
Government boat will be in readiness at Sixth
street wharf ferry persons who wish to attend the
sale at GiesbGro' and back
The Grain must be removed within ten days from
date of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
d. H. FUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
je1-tjel2 Depot of Washington.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

sSSzaalsAas THROUGH LIVE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS.
AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL.
s.n,..,:. Through )" 1''sntg,t,so geys d, DE-.
Atlantic: 18th the
A AERRS SSSHAUEoEI. SS9SEES gE5EgfgQp:
NEW N6T YQ 6${k,v,N GQo oil T. CITY.
S SS54S SESf IzdHr COLLIN NNE 4dE.
One of the above large and splendid steamships
will leave Pier No. A. North river, foot of Canal
every month Except when those dates fall on Sun
day, and then on the preceding Saturday. for AS
PlNW ALL, injecting via Panama Railway, with
one Of the Gompaay,s steamships from Panama for
SAN FRANCISCO. touching at ACAPULCO.
Departures of lst and Dist connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific and Central Ameri-
lean Ports. Those of lst touch at Manzanillo.
z discount Oh One-Suar5er from steamers rates
families. Also, allowance of One-Quarter on
through rates to cerzymon and their families, and
school teachers soldiers having honorable dlscharge
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed to each
adult. Baggage MaSters accompany baggage through
and attend to ladies and children without male pro-
tectorS Baggage received the dock the day before
sailing, from steamboats, railroads. and passengers
who prefer to send down early.
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and
attendance free.
For passage Tickets or further inform alton annIv
at the COmpany's Ticket Office on the Wharf foot of
Canal Street, North River, New York.
S. K. HOLMAN, Agent,
orto the undersigned, No. AZ Second stree,
GILMOR MEREDITH,
mhlS-3m Agent for Maryland
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HAVANA AND N.ORLEANS
BAL TIMORE AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

ALEX. BROWN i SUNS, General Agents.
For New Orleans and Havana,
Calling at Key West going and returning.
CRrryinS the United states Mall.
S@ETh The First-Cass Steamships of this line
sssassAaSswill sail as follows
"CUBA"-l,l 100 tons, VIM. Rollins, Commander,
For Havana on SATURDAY. June %.
LIBERTY, $50 tons, WIN. J. Stafford, Commander,
For Havana via New Orleans on =
From BROWNS WHARF, FELL'S POINT,
at o'clock P. NJ, precisely, the days announced.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accom-
modations, apply to
HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD & CO., Agents,
16 Spears Wharf
n. B.-No Bills of Lading but those of the Comps-
ny will be signed. Permits for freight must be pro-
cured from this office. No freight received bills
Of ladng signed on day of sailing. ap9-tf
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IReported for Daily CommerciaI.l

IOWSONTOWN, June !, 1865
Circuit Court for Baltimore Co1mty-HOn. D. G, II
Emory, Judge; Jno. 7. Ensor Esq, States Attorneg
The trial docket was taken up this morning and
the following cases disposed of:
John Boyd VS.. +. b. LaurensOn; judgment by de-
fault. Damages assessed at Sl4Q.l5 Mcssrs. Hink-
ley and Norris for plaintiff; K. j. Cuttings, Esq., for
defendant.
John S. Stansbury VS.. Vim. B. Hooker; action on
open account. Verdict in favor of plaintiff for
&5l7.9S. Messrs. Boarman and Cuttings for plaintiff
Messrs. joseph ?. Merryman and Wheeler * keoch
for defendant
John W. Porter vs.. VIM. B. Norman; action on
open account. Tried before jury. Verdict in favor
Of plaintiff for Sl7g.lO. H. j. Cuttings, Esq., for plain
tiff; no counsel for defendant.
journed until Tuesday morning at ga o'clock.
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n ApGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS AM
~ BALANCES, HARNESS, SCRAP IRON, &c.


CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May d. 1866.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Brevet Brigadfer General c. H. Tompkins. Quar-
master, at Lincoln Depot. Washington, D. c. on
lot of Quartermasters' Stores consisting of
s.. Army Wagons. 3 Army Wagons with Hay
Racks, Il tyo-hcrse Wagons, Il Spring Wagons 4
Watering Carts 3 Light Carts. 50 two-horse Ambu-
ances Buggy, 34 single sets Harness, Az Saddles.
2l570 bs. Scrap Chain, b,GQ9 ihs old Wagon Axles,
2s5 lbs Coil Chain, 1852 bs Lead Pipe 165 lbs Scrap
Iron | TBS Lead I0 b r. sEs cPa sfB oD D
geo Cd Horse Shoes h 49G9 TBS old Wagon Tire
bulance Wheels, Wheolbarrows, Blankets Buckets,
Chains, Halters Wrenches. AGvils, Smiths, Bellows
This property has been worn, but large portion
Of it is still seryiceable.
The stores must be removed within five deys from
date of sale.
Terms cash. In GOvernmcn. -. -' FUCKER.
n, ,r-,o D.H.nu
my23-tJe9 Depot of Washi3l'