No oyer of the Bond was filed with the Judgment Record in the case of Van Bergen vs. Keys. The proceedings not being in debt but for money borrowed. But I saw the wrt. of atty which ^is^ unquestionably witnessed by the same witness to the Bond. William Van Bergen is the witness to the wrt. of attorney. 

I paid Mr. C. the amount of his a/c $89.25. I have been very busy since you left here have filed all the bills, prepared the copies and dispatched some. The Comptroller is engaged him personally, in making out a list of the Bonds & Mortgages to be handed over, and will soon have them ready. The applicants for loans begin to come in, four have been furnished with money since you left & two who have taken up almost all my time to day I have refused, for reasons which I hope will be satisfactory. 

Mr. George Hosmer could here yesterday to see whether any costs had been made on his bill, and I had the gratification of making him pay $8, all I could charge, the bill not being served. 

Vermont is decidedly republican in all its branches, and I hope this camp success is the presage of the triump of correct principles through out the East.

Beckman has given me a notice of appearance in the Chancery suit against the Hallenbecks from Simeon Ford, who appears for the two Hallenbecks. I will keep it till you come up on Sunday.