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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

4 I I'd al II
tisnal amendment, a. u h..i, uf recon
structian. il H., President had >,n5ndr.
our efforts. and recommended theIr alaIt
,gan. have M datlt every Ssu,h.F,
state would have alartad ,Aeio. and tlo,.
States would III one, have ha,p r-~tar,a
Ia their tlteeS in tls t...g..,t.tusft Eui
he refused his AID. and fl, .Ig WAYS hi h.
paw,r III outraged their adoption an.
by thor refusal 10 adopt them, that pl.a
filei We were then forced Ia th, NOR.
stringent aud on,rciye polio, If tha ra
construction under military authority
The President w.s- entitled fo his views
and to the right of EXPRESSING them in Il,
constitutional way rs he dia. l,y y,stnipg
the bills when Seut IA linn Eut ,yI.t
they we've passed over his veto. then he
had no longer the rIpht Ia a r.lt,sv nf HI.
own in oppositiou IL tbat If C,nars..
and. whatever his view. v.era II u..,. III.
fegtl duty 10 honestly and f,itlt,lly ,er.
ry ont tho policy tlat Caps,rns. I,s,l ~,
tAhhshcd. II was n subject tlgt baI,,,s.1
To Congress 10 settle ana ma, "a him !,
is wel known that tho course ~ ~ pr..
ileut has bsrp. not Ia s,,.,. Ami. a.. .,,..
cess fully This rlan 80 Comm Ia,
thwnrt il In every ,n.4il1a w,,. md T..
make il = failurs. aud ~, ,I1u.l ,,,
AN know this. and tho t.,,n,r, Lnn,y. !,
still il il very doubtful il wo have n,aa s.
ease fo. - la',,1 i,,,,sa,l,,r,,,, g.,..,,f /, 7
do uot lpnw tb,t wn canlJ la,.. ,,r..,..,'
the commission, ,f ann, .;na1n al ia,
r,nla he s,ia Ia no n v;al,t;1n &C t1.nIaa.
Tho pras;d,,,, l,a H., 1T ~ ~,
tho annoin,monts necoss,,.,, "a ca,,r,. nm,
tho law and conld ob.,,,,. A., :, ha,,
aud ~ ofton as La H. ~, II -, -
uL,,, ,bo,. ,,as,,.5 H.,
took awat H. ,o,,or ~ ,,,,,,,'l -, ~,
senate refused "a concur 49, ~, ~ ~;
could not H. d,no witba,,, ,,,, -, n
tranrbing nnon tho na,1ara 80 ~ b. ,
dent ~ Comman5er.;n.Cbiafnf ia 80.
under the Constitution II mo pr..;Ian,
eould bn convicted ~ all ,,,lar ny =.
rhari,e a. his !, ranla o,1,, ha A. h,
eroin,, over IN III. oFc;al 1870 far ~,
last two.years Il oncncd ovid - AL.
II wa. douhtfnlif tbe linn renairi,,,rntti.
administration wonl1 sntrire tor Ill ,ria1
The financial and bpsiDe.s condition ~
the country enuld not ,tFord aitbo,. tbn,,,,.
certainty or the 1el,v necessary f,, .nrl
trial W. saw ~ wo ,bnnt,lt ), c,..
clear and ,trong EASILY nroyn1 tl,a,
might soon hc disposed Of ON Grounds SAT.
ist,rtorv :, M ,,,,;a,, ma a
world. W. sincerely hoped that il midi,
not have the scmllanca az \ 10.
litirol or partisan trial W. do not tbiul
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Disastrous C0nilaerati0n.
Loss ABOUT $4,000
Franklin House. Court House,
Three stores and other build
ding> in fishes,

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minutes burp;nv r,ni3t. IT,. c,,..,,
Court House, ON the narfl - ,ha uo,i
aaught fire in the cnnola al,no~, At III,
same time as Mr.. Owen store. From III,
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Ia '"r la'"'''o f4'.N hal''eAd. lo'
1tl"''''tnN. "' ID ~ ',''f' H. > loln'ah'
j. \, Sawyer an3 '"hh NJ smith, We're
recommended a- commissioners on the
part Of the town, according 10 the pfoviS-
ion, al the art
-
iAtAL ACCIDENT AN tHt. heNssI'
LAhh y SARATOGA k>likoAn-lNElNE
CARS Thrown orr TlE IRACk AND
u>I Mas kIuEn A freight train, ou
the Etu-,alaer \ Saratoga Railroad,
which leu Hlh,un At hall past three
O'Clock Nelnt-dsy afternoon, and was
due here at hall past four o'clock, was
thrown od the track near East Line, three
Ger four miles East al hallstou, in conso-
quenee II the breaking IF the truck If the
nth ear from the oromotiye. The train
consisted ut sixteen freight otrs twelve Of
which were throwu completely off the
track. Rolling down d steep mbnkmeut
Tho train MAS Ia thar-e 1T Conductor
Eni llah1uh 4 uuehnm named
Samuel N,,.l, wlo wa, sitting on the
rou ear, Wa thrown with great violence
ta The ground, receiving injuries from
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

THE RoCsEs PoINT BRIDGE.-The new
railroad draw bridge at Rouses Point is
completed and the trains passed Tuesday
night for the first time. The work is a
perfect success. The scow boat which
has been so long in use at that point,
for crossing, was run ashore yesterday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

GEN. HANCocK's ORDER.-Thc Spring
field Republican says of Gen. Hancocks
order:
The order is harmless in its nature, and
reads like young geography. 1t emu
merates most of the physical divisions OF
the Atlantic slope, and may be studied to
advantage by foreigners desiring gene
raj idea of our country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

N"' N"'' i''' ''''it>A'"" ''.1@+@'s''
gives the following obituary ho'3r' Oh
/ Wallace Cotton 10, representative 'F""
Sherburne IN this county 10 the last L"-.--
Iatnre' Who died IN that town. Maf'a I'll,
Soon after his majority Mr.. CsI,au wont
10 California and reside six wears IT,.
then returned bope viii, irn,airal }...r.
which lie newer fully rea,,nsl lI~.,,-
able, however tala. SHINE lr..,.... t., ,1...
most rart ~ ,f, ti,,,.. anil ~. H.. .,,.a
kindness ~ lasr. f.fH.f.ln... -, ,.r,..
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i4t'"it--sN t4tl-t+14t- HIS -----A ----a--
Town Representative. jtl-tsm 1T t}~
Peace and First Constable. Iu~thul-
tian faith wa. hra..d and Mu1r.l...~.s...
and Li- family, t...-.,,..,. .,r.....,.t ..,....
,;.unt. TN. .t.....-.
toWnSpcople' tut 4'a; bE to~ itm.N. @"1s-
si>ting Of father and mo:lar gna t.Ha.
cr~. and an only sister re~iIja. III gl. t.e
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not definitely known, Mr. Dyer.Hl~IaH3
Pond, loses about @uo0it raru meal and
others lose small amounts If yrs.r Mr.
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AccIpEN1s. - Tho Neuwm E~rua
saws: Last Monday. Rev. Gr1. II Butev.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD
FRIDAY ArElt lse@
,n,c,c,rtng ,orre>ro"drn,r,


ny4..t..r.....,. readers ain interest.
ing 'att,sl7'A.''".' .'..Ne+ j, '+N'',f s','
kN land / trNheF ahd Hon l.hNr I l"t'
and, ou impeachment, Which ua tnd m
the Nantpeli,r laurnsl
n.--........,... III. II ISIS
TN" "''' - '.'f ''''''
uoN. |. + puIA>n- ntNtSKs The
r.eeint ~ valuable btrer- and daHu-
ments transmitted through YOUR polite
ness might Ia have harn gratefully ae-
knaWlelrel nj an earlier date thank
yau sincerely iar Your kuluas. ALLOW
me 10 say That vaur constituent, in thi,
rpsiau ara feel.1u leerIy unan tho sub
i,gt 81 imps.,ehmaut They hope and
nr,v that every memlur fram Vermont
wai l,hor earnestly f,r the speedy r.
m,yal Of the grr4t ineualrause which
Ia. long embarrassed and impelrd the
successful administration ii the govern
mont. II would III supcrf3us for me- a.
give minute account of the sentiment
md feeling In Old Windsor county. Yuu
know tho character ii the people that il
i of the trnc type. They have M fear,
that any ono III aar delegation will pr,vt
iaithlcl, Ia liberty. % bring tain upon
the character II tie state
| trust that an reconstruction lucasurs,
adopted hy Congress can soon he carried
ont 10 their desired issue. aud thus a
Union be- established upon tho true h.,i.
upon the eternal principle, dev;lapea
in the Declaration. You are aware, /
suppose that did not formerly ,Npr.s,
great love for the Union, Whom thing
has changed It's nature, do not fcol bound
10 love il merely for, il. mime. A Union
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! am very truly yours
LUXE =. PoItNp.
lion RYlANn FIErcuEE.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01
Axtiuual gepnblitam.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Mr.. J. p. LiBBEr, No. ass Seventh street,
advertises a very large stock Of watches and
chains, silver and plated ware, Just the things
for presents at this 90 ason Of the year.
Mr.. A. p. MoRRIs has removed his seed
store to X street, near Nineteenth, opposite
the market, where he has also for sale fruit
trees In abundance, prepared natural flowers,
sc.
Mn. n. H.GnAuAN invites the public to call
at his carriage repository, No. 3II ID street,
and enjoy ride on his veloeipede.
MRs. "A. qAsroN, No. 2s5 F street, will op en-
to-day choice selection OF full dress carriage
and reception hats, sc. The attention Of
ladies generally 10 invited to this winter open.
Ing.
BUSINESS MEN requiring the services OF a
notary public and all persons who want their
oonveysneing and acknowledgment Of deeds
properly attended to should read Mr. John s
Hoiiingshead's card elsewhere.
TIE YIsDER OF leather pouch containing
qusrtermaster's papers will nnd something "a
his advantage In another column.
sHApriELp, No. $40 Pennsyiyania avenue
invites the public generally to an examination
Of tho dclioacies ho dispenses at all hours
Parties, weddings. dinners, receptions, sc.
are furnished at the shortest notice.
NIcELY-FuRsIsHED ROOMS are offered 70
rent At No. 800 New York avenue.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

Potomac REAL ESTATE AND BUILDlNu AS.
soCIATIoN.-This ilOurishing organ nization held
a special meeting last evening at Temperance
Hall. large number of shares were sub
scribed for, and the propriety OF appointing a
committee to draft a new constitution was
ably discussed, after which the meeting ad'
joufned.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

WlLLARDS'-SyKEs & CHApwlcE.
Pcyton 5 Cobs and wife, Va; L Z Clupp, r
Frumbot, Y; ID $ Walker; L BorinEer, Ill
J l. Moses, Lai ID r Bauman, U S N; NJ l.
Hudson. A 5 Conch, ] B Gary, + q Schenck, J
Wood, N Y; william ID Burt, Boston; o /
Gleason, Ohio; q N Emerson, Mass; + ] Filth
and wife, city; J + Campell, George Watts, n
J d Brown and wife, Newark, + NJ Sherwood
and wife, L LonaIstein and wife, Mr. Edgar
ana a thTee iauies, ~ ) AZ haro, McxiGoi Mss Miss
Topp and maid, Max Starkesh, NJ Fairmuz, N
" NJ A Furbush, Kasler, PENN II Davis,
England
The national Republican., 1868-12-01
AUCTION sllEs TODAY.

At 10 O'Clock, at the corner Of Ninth street
and Penusylvania avenue, rosewood piano,
walnut chamber suites and rosewood psrlor
furniture In crimson, brocatelie, and green
reps, French clocks, and other furniture, &C.,
Brussels three.ply ingram carpets, English
velvet rugs, Brussels stair carpets, cocoa and
Manila msttings, &c.
At 10 O'Clock, at the store Of W. b. Lewis,
No. 3oT Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, crockery and glassware,
plated-ware, cutlery, and fancy articles.
At 10 O'Clock, at the corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Four-snd-s-half street, furniture,
wooden-ware, baskets, cutlery, sc.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

PREPARE PoR WINTERl-The best and cheap
est Merlno Undershirts and Drawers for 90,
60 and 10 cents, hnc article tl and 25j Socks,
Gloves in endless variety and at astonishing
low pFioesi Neck Ties and Sears OF the Latest
designs at FRANC doLDMANs,
Marble Hall, No, i6s Seventh street, opposite
Patent Otice.
The Royal Eagle Paper Collar. u
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

BOYS, ScuooL SUITS, s6, %, 81, IS. Boys
Dress SUITS. %, .slO,. sil, sl2. Boys School
Pants, %. Boys School Oyercoats at $3.50
Boys Dress Overcoats, go, Boys Box Goats,
% and tl0. Boys Frock Goats, tl2 to t16,
Boys Canton Flannel Drawers, IS cents to 81
Boys Merino Shirts or Drawers, 81. as. Boys'
Red Flannel Drawers, sl,60. Heavy Boys
Hose, 26 cents, at Saks X Co., SIT Seventh
street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

The SHORT DAYs-ro.morrow will be one
of the twelve shortest afternoons of the year.
records 1t at precisely that second for the sue
cecding twelve days, or until the lith OF De-
ccmbeT, when the afternoons begin to lengthen.
The shortest day, from sunrise to sunset, will
be December 2lst,
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

SUIT AGAINST THE OoRPoRATIoY.-Dr $. $.
Bond has sued the corporation for four and u
half months' salary as physician to the Asy-
dismissed by the Mayor for alleged COM
plicity in bribing member Of tho Common
Council,
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

\ New CHuncH-Shiloh congregation (col-
3red) is erectine ai frA nsp sAnrch on the
fouth aldo Of L street north, between Six
teentli rrad 'SeNentoesth sttcots west. % Its
&imensions are 2s by 0s feet, and II completed
fo9pyFble:%.iin will eott ab9tt ~ eos. mI,r
| s&Aii.- ii,TTTTrT> -T-TTr 5!. 80
rooFnt PIC jtEiiza Thorap,s o, ;of
this city, had her pocket pickod Of el0olncssb
the gtes fuct Uoiutnbfk on 'Sundatn She had
been bhf q 'Stftto her farm dow q the Pot ohfAp,
hna ths money ~sss pottlpp IN the pfoteeds
O. BAuM's. Hoop skitt, Corset; and sho ulde
Brace Factory, removed 10 tl5 Scyenth stteet
ntellgencer Building. 10, ~, IN .
The national Republican., 1868-12-01
THE COURTS.

Ctncuir CouRr - Gisf yusfiee Cartier
This court was occupied as follows on ysstcr.
A CASE AGAINST THE SECRETARY or WAR
goNE OUT OF COURT.
John Naglee, jr., VS.. Hon. NJ. Stanton.
This was, as we noticed In our last report, a
ted ted By By the Troops Of The United States upon
the premises OF the defendant in Prince vii.
liam county, Va, in May, 1905 The pending
motion was for dismissal Of the suit for want
After hearing argument, Judge Cartier said
that ~ would be proper to dismiss the suit.
The plaintif's counsel however suggested
diseontinuance, and the court ordered that
the case be discontinued and judgment for
This ends ~ he suit sssin.s sks s esseePesary Sc
tion TO recover $50 tons Of fi Ice, worth 500,
seized by Marshal Gooding. The plaintiff
claims the ice as belonging to him, and the de.
property, but were attached on Rapley,s prem
ises az the property OF Stackpole & Hunt for
rent due BY them.
James Corbitt vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Company; The defendant hles a motion
fer new trial on the sroSnds that the yer,
Instructions; and also on grounds stated in
bills Of exceptions.
| United States vs. George II. Plant. U. Ingle
| named special commissioner.
GEoRoETowN RENT CASE.
| David l.. Shoemaker vs.. Mary A. Paul. Ac
tion for the unlawful detainer Of certain
premises owned by the plaintiff and occupied
by the defendant, situated on Stoddard street
| Georgetown. Tho case comes up on remova
from Justice Cr.igg. y appeared that J
premises alleged to be uniawfuiiy detained
gave two notices TO quit one as for a monthly
| and the other as for a yearly tenancy, and
maker, who thereupon, withou further notice,
| brings this action. The defendant denies the
plaintifi's right Of ownership.
| Mr.. Jackson, for the defendant, objected to
the notice, contending that a notice by MIR.
Smith was not available in suit brought by
Mr.: shoemaker; that part had been settled by
Judge Olin sometime since.
| Judge Cartier held the point under advise.
ment, and the case was not decided when the
court adjourned.
The following cases were continued Johu
ley vs.. Alfred II. Terry Chamberlain VS.
SMITH Conner Il Eslin VS.. Francis Daincse
IN nm MeGEsn , ". GorPorsti9n ora g q washington
ting aside Judgment by default vacated.
Robert Moore vs.. John II. Ribnitzky. Juds
| men confessed.
Edward MulIigan VS.. Dennis Byrne. Judg
ment by default.
Paulus Thyson vs.. John Lincoln. SAM
order.
CASES TODAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial to
| day, but IL is not expected that more than five
or six OF them will be finally disposed of:
Trial Calendar-Nos. 22l, /, 0, 7, s, II, Il, %
Appeals-Nos. 20, 4j, 20, 81, 90, 81, Gs, 70, u
So o. lo3. III, llG, H. l2O l2l, l22, 1913, l2i
| l26, 81, and l2T.
Adjourned.
EoUITY CouRT-Judge 0iin.-This court wa
occupied yesterday with the case of Baker
| executor, ct al. VS.. Corporation OF Washing
| ton. Bill to secure an equitable distribution
OF the reward offered for the apprehension o
tho assassins OF President Lincoln, which wa
| not concluded.
| THE MONTANA NAIL CASE.
i A Him m " unnAla,. Drlar Ia oxI n M In
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

GAS LAMPs.-Men are engaged repairing
broken gas lamps throughout the city, and re-
placing those that have been entirely de-
stroyed.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

In plain aud ornamental penmanship will be
interested In the advertisement OF Mr., J. W,
Swank, In another column.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

New LErTER.BoX,-A new collection letter.
box has been placed at the counting-room OF
T. 7. Fowler, Tenth street wharf, for the Rc-
commodatlon OF river men,
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

REPUBLICAN, MEETIN0,-The Seventh ward
Republican club will meet tomorrow evening
for the purpose Of electing officers OF the club.
Sec advertisement.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01
KIRKWOOD HOUsE-KIso.

A J Faunce, Charlottsyille, Va;. Joshua
IA Meqee, oityi q A Anderson, Trenton, n
J;d W Hambright, Va; VIM Don, Rock Isl.
and; La Courtney, Montreali CAPT Har-
ney, Cleyelandi Mrs + q Williamson, Miss
Kate williamson, q Williamson, Philadel.
phia; Joseph U Courtney, Richmondi y y
Miller, Lynchburg; Robert Howell, Peters.
burg; Judge II @ Ottman, Galveston, Texas
George Beach, Conn; J p Dudley, Hartford,
Conn; ] l. Smith, VIM II Hitchcock, Nortk.
Ampton; W Scott HenrY, Rutland.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

Police MAGIsTRATKs, CouRT.-First pre-
cinct, Justice Tucker-Alcxander Laskcy and
John Cumberland, for disorderly asscmblage,
were fined IS eachj Matilda Tyler, colored, for
cnticing prostitution, was also fined s5.
Second precict. Justice Thompson-Lemuel
Harris, colored, gambling on the Sabbath, was
fined 81 so, and Anthony Banks, eolored, on
sleeping on the street, was fined s2j John
Buchanan, Jr., for threatening personal yio-
lenee to John Buchanan, sr., was sent to Jail
In default of security for peace.
Fourth precinct, Justice Morsell-Hcnry
johnson, colored, for obtaining a bed-quilt
from Julis Bronson under false pretences, was
sent to Jail for court
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

address TO THE WoRKISGMEE.-Hon VIM.
Sylvis, president of the National Labor
Union, will, we are informed, visit Washing
ton about the 18th instant, and address the
workingmen on the subject OF the formation
OF u National Labor Reform party.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

THE SoMMRRs sFoRoERY.-Captain Henry
Sommers was before Justice Smith, yesterday
afternoon, for 4 final hearing on the charge OF
forgery, and In default of bail to the amount
OF VI, 500, he was remanded to jail to await the
action Of the grand jury.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

woMAN's RIaHTs.-The ninth free discus
Union League Hall, ]. II. Crossmsn In the
chair. The hall was crowded, and the debate
spirited. The proceedings continued 10 late
hour
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

The CITY HALL FRoST.-Workmen are en-
gagged repairing and redFossing the front OF the
building Of the City Hall, a work certainly
much needed,
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

S2.5O-FINg DREss SuIRTs-t2bO. Well
made. Splendid htting. Fine linen bosoms.
Two or three plAits. Wamsutta muslin, at
Saks & Co.'s, biT Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The clerk OF the
court, Mr.. Meigs, Issued III marriage licenses
In NOyember
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

JusTICRs OF THE PEACE.-Samuel q. Mills,
]. W. Barnaclo and Richard b. Nixon have
been appointed by the President justices Of
the peace for the District of Columbia.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

'EREs RIoHNRss.-A nno Melton Overcoat
for as, and m unusual quality and style OF
gold-mixed Repellant Oyercoat for Sl2 at Geo.
U, Henning's, No. 6ll Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

Coop IIELP OF ALL KINDS. What house
keeper in Washington has not had occasion to
complain of the difficulty OF obtaining good
helpt and who has not desired some arrange.
ment whereby servants and other employees
could be procured with as little trouble as
possible This want has been supplied by
Messrs. o. Kimmell & Co., who have opened
an intelligence ofnce In room No. 81, east wing
are prepared to furnish clerks, porters, house
servants and general help OF all kinds, at the
shortest noticei and at the same time to guar
antec satisfaction In all cases.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Nessrs. J. T. Cald-
well & Co., auctioneers, have sold q lot on the
corner OF Seventh and L streets south, near
the steamboat wharf, with Improvements,
u. Carrington hnd Charles Stackpolc, for the
sum of 81 ,2l0.
Messrs. Green 4 Williams, auctioneers, have
sold IS acres Of land, with improvements, on
the old Bladensburg road, In Washington
county. known as the residence OF the late
Mitchell II. Miller, to John Lord for 5000
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

ARREST OF NoToRIoUs CHARACTER.-
George Pool, colored, was arrested on Sunday
and Is charged with assault and battery on
VIM. II. Chew and James Williams about a
week or two since, and also with being the
Thanksgiving day. The accused also made q
desperate assault on soldier about the Sd oil
s September last, when warrant was issued
vigilance Of the officers until Sunday night
Justice Lynch committed him to jail for court
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

PoLIoE CuAN0Rs.-Sergoant q. I. Crump,
promoted last week from tho ranks, is as.
signed to duty In the First (Seyenth ward) pre-
cinct, and Sergeant NJ, Il. German 10 assigned
to the sixth Third ward) precinct, relieving
Sergeant A. A. Greer, who Is transferred TO
the Filth Second ward precinct.
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

0BITUART.-Mr. Thomas B. Brown, an old
and much esteemed citizen Of this District,
died at his residence, on l street, between
Sixth and Seventh, on Friday night, after an
illness OF several months, In the hfty.hrst year
warden of the Jail, and has always been q
prominent member of the E-street Baptist
church. He was q son.in.law OF Andrew
denee OF a large circle Of friends. The funeral
took place on Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
and was attended by large number OF per.
aOnB,
The national Republican., 1868-12-01

EoUiTY CouRT-Judge olin.-This court was
occupied yesterday with the case of Baker,
executor, ct al. VS.. Corporation OF Washing
ton. Bill to secure an equitable distribution
OF the reward offered for the apprehension OF
tho assassins OF President Lincoln, which was
not concluded.
THE MONTANA NAIL CASE.
Altman VS.. Huntley. Order made extending
until December Goth the time to take testi-
mony.
Stfather VS.. Nicholson. Order directing
trustees to invest fund In United States bonds.
In Re. Bankruptcy of w. II. Barne * Co. Or
der In reference to register.
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