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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
TRANSMITTING TREES.

notwithstanding there are some who
oppose the system, | think il is decided
y the best time to transplant trees IN
the Autumn; for the accumulation OF
water by the melting snow, combined
with the operation Of the frost. tends
20 work The earth in among the roots;
besides, il is season Of more leisure
than The Spring. and The ground is 10
much better order for setting out trees.
Trees set out in the Fall get better
rooted than those transplanted in the
Spring, and are, consequently, better
calculated to Withstand the drought
Some object to Fall transpian,ing, be.
cause, they soy, the trees will get win
Ier.hiIied, but such is not the case; ihey
are just as liable to be winter.kiled in
iher natural situations Gs when tgans-
planted. As 10 the above statements,
| can vouch foT sheir truth, as | have
seen the experiment tried time after
Zine. | have seen fine thrifty peach
trees set cut as late as the middle ONO
vember, and live through the ensuing
summer, notwithstanding, in some in
stances, the season was remarkably
dry. Now, as fruit oud ornamental
trees are 30 easily procured, it is aston.
,shng to me tha, so little attention 10
paid 10 their culture. Every person.
who owns O lot, though it may be small,
has room enough to plant some kind oF
tree OF vine, which, with comparative.
Iy IiuIe labor, will repay him ten.fold.
How mach better c farm. house looks
when the place is well stocked with
fruit and ornamental trees. shrubbcry,
&c, while, on The contrary, a farm with
out an orchard, and a house unshaded
by trees, denotes tas,eless, sluggish
owner. Hence, as the time is now com.
ing on, would advise every owner Of
lot TO procure some fruit and orna.
menal trees, and transplant them on
your place, as there are always many
unoccupied spots which may be turned
to profit in this way.-D Dollar Ns,cspQ.
per.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
r. B. RHETT."


Anticipated Advent Of Three Thou.
sand Hungarians MIR. Alexander Luz
caks, a member of the revolutionary
congress of Hungary, arrived in New
York few days ago, for the purpose
of purchasing large tract of land in
the West. from 10000 to 100000 acres,
for the use of some 5000 of his coun-
lrymen, mostly farmers. who are pre-
pairing to emigra,e from central Hun
gary. The proposed colony will prob.
ably be in Illinois or Iowa.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
I ouis Millinery Rooms,

syya 81, Market Street, Up Stairs, saDv
ESS ST. LOUIS, MO, 3NS
StLOPER Il RIMMER, importers and deal
> ers of French Millinery, would respect.
fn,Iy inform the Ladies, they are prepared 10
offer any article in their line at the lowest
possible prices, and of the latest and most ap.
proved styles, being in receipt of patterns
monthly.
The rraatest attention is paid TO written Or
ders, that persons at a distance may feel per-
feet confidence in sending to their House.
Straws and Leghorns cleaned dyed and
altered, and every article of mourning goods
supplied at the shortest notice.
ST. Louis, Augus,23, lS49 --25--9m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

OTThe Washington correspondent
Of The Louisville Courier, speaks as fol
lows, If Two great measures Of in!er.
nal improvement in the WgsH
Another most important measure 10
The Western country is the passage Of
the Senate Bill, granting each alternate
section Of land to lhe Stale Of Illinois,
for the construction Of the Central Rail.
road from GsIena and Chicago to Cairo
at The mouth Of the Ohio, and from
thence 90 Mobile, the s.me gran, being
made TO The States through which the
conlinus'ion Of the road passes. But
for the House sustaining the previous
question, this great national measure
would have been loaded down and de-
fea,ed with amendments; but as i, is,
nothing now is waiting but the sigma.
lure of the p esideni, which it will re.
ceIve morrow, 10 make i, The law OF
VIC I"hu' Hc = nht W lNt clalc VI
Illinois alone, is nearer three than Two
millions Of acres Of the public domain
and Ibis of itself will bring The State OF
Illinois so near out Of debt, as 10 place
her al once upon a basis Of prosperity
thai will scarcely have an end. The
company will in all probablli'y proceeu
al once towards the commencement ol
the work, and when completed, it vii
only he c1celIed in importance by The
great Pacific Railroad from 81. Loui.
TO San Frsncisco. Buwhn's bill making
an appropriation for the commence
menl Of this road across the State o.
Missouri from 81. Louisto It's Western
boundary, will 60 through, think
before Congress adIourns.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
LETTER FROM JuDer WAnsEE

LETTER FROM JuDGr WAnsEK.--
The last Athens Banner contains a let
ter from the Hon. Hiram Warner, OF
The Supreme Court Of Georgia. declar-
ing that the admission Of California is
not sufficient cause for secession, or
a dissolution of the Union. and in favor
Of the non intervention principle. in
regard to the Territories. both north
and south Of the Missouri Line.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

UThe progress Of ocean navigs
lion by steamships is truly umasing.-
A few years ago a trip 10 Europe was
" marvellous thing for every day peo.
Pile to think Of. Months were consumed
in making the peril"us voysge. The
arrival of vessels was as uncertain as
The blowing of the winds.
Now. a trip across The waters is a
mere holiday affair. We think little
more oft than we do 4 trip 10 New
Orleans or New York. 1t is accom,
plished in little more than q week,
time. and with as much regularity a,
sny other water navigation
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

UThe amendment 10 abolish fog
gine in the navy was concurred in, by
yeas l3s, nays 30. The nays were
Messrs. Aston. Andrews, Baily, Brown.
Burt, Breck, Csbell, Gabert. Henry.
Holiday, Houston, Hubbard. jackson
Of Ga; King Of n. Y, John A. King.
McKissick, Lasere. McQueen, More
head Nelson, Orr aud Parker.
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AGENTS FOR TINS PAPER.

AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.
V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only du horiaed Agent for this
paper in the cities of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, end is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the rates
as required by us. His receipts will be re.
garded as payments His offices Boston,
Scollay's Buildings; Philadelphia, N. W.
corner Third and Chestnut streets. n. York
Tribune buildings.
Fdyette Andrew J Herndon
HuntSuiHe-W h. Samuel,G. H. Burckhsrt.
Blooming ngton-Thomas G Sharp.
Linneus WLKERsoN.
Camjridge--JoHN II. GROVE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

From the Missouri Statesman.
THE WHIGS AND THE U. S.
SENATORSHIP.


The following communication is from
a leading and distinguished Wing of n
neighboring coun,y--a Whig who has
signaIized h's fidelity to our cause by
long years of unremi,ling efforts to pro.
mote its iriumph:
Mr. EDITnR:--I have observed in the
different papers of the State, q good
deal said since the election. Of bai gains.
coalitions, etc. proposed by the two
parties of Democracy. all having refer.
ence TO a coalition with the Wing par.
". The Wings have not, nor do they
claim the majority Of the General As
semby; and hence the factions. perhaps
Judging by their own feelings, are right
in for irade-supp"sing, without
doubt, that the Wings desire al least a
part Of the "loaves and fishes" The
"Meiropoilan,' the organ Of that fac
tion known as the anti. Benton Demo.
Gratis. comes right TO The poin, al once.
and proposes terms with the air Of Il
conqueror, among the other things in
reply to an article in the Liberty Trl.
bune." we find the following:
Awhile we agree with the Tribune" !"
as far as it goes, i, docs not, we think
go far enough. Would il 90 for MIR
Green, or for such Democrat a he is.
not only in preference to Benton, bur
in preference to any Wing who may
entertain the same sentiments in relation
to the slave question and the powers Of
Congress! That's the question, and
the Wings ought not to dodge it,"
Cool impudence ihisl coming from
the organ of faction that was able in
The recent election TO secure only abou,
one. fourth of The members of the Gen.
ell al Assembly,!
This proposition amounts to this:
tina, the Wings in order to gain favor
with this faction. mus, abandon the
very principle on which they triumphed
in the recent election.
We believe The Wcigs throughout
the State repudiaied the odious test
proposed by the anti Benton faction.
TO wit: the constitutional power of Con
Grcss to legisla'e for the territories;and
the Benton party occupied similar
grounds on that question. Let us look
al the result. The returns from four
of the Congressional Districts, show
the following results. The fifth has no,
been fully heard from, but is known to
be strongly opposed TO this odious test,
proposed and urged as fire brand by
few disattecled Wings and Softs now
happily cornered together.
This is The result 10 The Isl, end, 3rd
and 4th Congressional Districts:
Vote for candidates in favor of the
test 22.7G7
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
Fromlie National lule,'igcnrer.
THE TWO EXTREMES.

We SAID. before the passage by the
House Of Representatives of The Com.
promise acts. that between The two ex
tremes of opinion in the North and the
South lay, in our Judgment. the path OF
true policy in regard To the lately much
vexed questions. The following rhap.
sndIes, which we copy from journals
not the EXTREMIST 10 be found in the
opposite quarters Of the country in
winch they are respectively Y printed
though extremes enDugh--Ieave little
room for doubt that Congress has in
reality, 10 lis recent action, found and
followed tho path 6etueea the two:
From the Albany (N higJ Journal
ANOTHER TnrCMPH FOR SLAvEuY!-
F'eedom's Banner trails in the dust at
Washington! Slavery has achieved
another triumph! Twenty FIVE thou.
sand square mics of Free Sui, has, 10
The last half Of the l0,h century, by an
act "f The American Congress, been sur.
rendered TO slavery! And amid lhe
cIanking Of newly forged fetrers we
hear the craven voice Uf exuliaIionl-
Yes, Northern thrOars ere hUarse with
T. rj"iclngS at the Victory ubtaincd by
Slavery over Freedom! Oftaat some
a'cneIng angel would blot uut the dis
graceful record. that our pusierly
might be spared The lnorrlfcation Of
oInshIng at The degcneracy Of .helr
Fathers!
From the Charleston Lem. Mercury.
CoSGRtss.--From our dispatches it
viii be seen that tie bill for the admls.
sion Of California Che Grebrand uf The
Uniun) passed the House on Saturday.
They had fired cannon in Washington
and displayed lights as for great
victory. Well, il is victory over
law aud the cons,ilution--a victory
over justice and all sound statesman.
ship--over the minority, who slcou up
for principles wilhou, which a nation
becomes mere horde Of anarchists
a victory of the Executive over Con.
gsess, and Of the spin, ofsboiiion over
all the departments Of the Government.
The burning Of powder may not stop
with Washington City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

WuCH TAKES THE LEAD!-ln the fol-
lowing card from the Charleston Mer-
cury i, seems to US that Mr.. Rheu sur.
renders the point Of chivalry. Why
should not South Carolina lead of, ard
Georgis follow her, instead Of Georgia
frs, end South Carolina next! But it
is 10 be hoped that neither of these
States will take the lead, nor the ether
initiate her example;
"-Nesws Editors: There is an error
made by your correspondent B, (un.
intentional, ! know in his account Of
he speech | lately delivered at Wal
tel borough. which i, lie proper should
correct, only because inconsistent with
The position | took 10 Charleston and
elsewhere. He represents me as saying
IN substance, I'VE must secede. South
Carolina ,riH lead of--Georgia will
90 with her." &c. What said was,
Georgia ,giH lead of-South Carolina
will 60 with her. &c,
Your obedlent servant,
r. Is. RHETT."
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

One square, (l2iincs or less) One Dollar
for the first, and so cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberia deductions made to Merchants and
others who n dvertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
OF everydescription executed with neatness
and despatch, on reasonn BILE terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
snd for ale low.
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haries Il. Eas!cgastcin,

GLASGOW, RIO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes.
BOWNETS AND INDIA RUBBER
GOODS, HARDWARE, CARPETS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, dc,
% Front Street Glasgow, Mo.
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JOHN W. LUXE.
. LUXE. JOHN JENNlN
Luke g. Jennings.

PRODU UCE B r o X E r s,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Commercial Street. St. Louis, Mo.
Between Vine street and Washington Avenue
REFERENCES.
Messrs. ROE Il KERcHEvAL, st. Louis.
ID Z. WALSH,
- CHoUTEAU g. VALE. "a
HANENKAMP d Co. -
]. w. HARRIS g. Co., Glasgow.
At PERRY g. BARTHoLow.
5, L,nuis, Jannsry II, I650.--iys
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
Against the test. 36.s95
To which may safely be added the
maj in the Fifth District 5000
4I,S95

4I,s95
Thus showing a majority of up
wards Of nineteen thousand Of The free
men Of this State opposed to this test
the handmade of notification and dis
union. Does The metropolitan" for a
moment suppose the Whig party base
enough, for the mere purpose of secur-
ing United States Senator, TO- disa
vow the leading principle under which
they went into and conducted the can
vtss7 If any believe this, their disap,
poinlment will he great. But it may
he asked, what course do the Wings
propose TO pun sue in relation To the
election Of The United States Senator!
think ! can safely answer. Casl
their votes for a Wing without refer.
ence TO his opionions on the consli'n
iional point in question. But it musl
be distinctly understood that he is moi
in favor of forcing this les, on Others.
In a word, a Wing who has, and does
stand with his party, opposed TO the
Abolilionists and Frecsnilers Of the
North, and also to the Southern disun.
ionis,s. and possessing The requisite tai.
ents nd attachments TO FL the office with
credit 10 the State. Such Wing
ought, and no doub, will receive the
votes of the Wing members Of the
General Assembly. despite the croak'
;ngs Of the Sof,s and few dssffec,eG
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
Attorney at Law.
q. m. RurCkilartt,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, HuntsriHe, No
"A Will practice law in the counties oi
Randolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe,
Adair and Schuyler. All business entrusted
to him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the I'd story above McCnmpbell& g.
Coates store. ocl24-34.
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RUBT. 7. PRaWITT, JNo. W HE
PrcWTtt s. Henry.

& TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fayette, No f,
"A will attend TO sll business entrusted TO
them 20 Howard. and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid to collecting.
OSJ~Ofice in Crigier's Frame buileing two
doors above the Receivers Office.
Nov. l5 1Si9--y.
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Volume 4.
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Wdter Street, Up Stairs, rcrt
door to the GtdSgoto House.

TERMsoF PUBLICATION.
Fer one year. it paid in advance, 81 90
If not paid before the end Of the wear, 3 10
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10

1T our own party. who after jumping
jim Crow time and again in search Of
the strong party. al last find themselves
pinned to The walland they nov With n
boldness unparalleled. propose terms To
the Wings! The Wings are not in a
condition TO ask quarter. When their
assistance is desired i, will then be time
enough for them to propose terms. and
iha, time is probably, far distant. If
the Wings cannot elect a man Of their
own principles one who has been with.
and not against the party at all times,
why let the Locos elect their man
,hal's all. No half way man, one who.
when his interest prompts him, acts
with the party,and when interest poinI,
IN different direction, is against us,
will satisfy the Wings. That may br
Sc, down as a fac, ''6xed.' Nothing
short of "Siraighi,uI" Wing for Sen
a'or will satisfy the party. and failing
in this, let thnse thai have the power.
ac, as seems good to themselves. with.
out bargains or coalitions. Such a
course on the part Of the Wing mrm.
hers Of the General Assembly. will. !
have no doubt, give general sa,i.fac
ton to The parry. UNION WIG.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-10-10
TUT "''T NT"7HI'IF TT'III HTIII'
FROM HE iStIlNCS.

When Observation-Disclosures Chagres.
there were snme few cases Of The PIE.
vaIling disease, (teveD which. however
was confined aIm"s, entirely 10 The ma
ave population. With proper care and
attention 10 health. no fear need he fell
hy persons wIshingi" cross the Islnmus
No reliance can be placed upon the re
Lorts If persons passing through The
place. as they are. in general. highly
exaggerated. II is the opinion OF Dr..
Gould, who resides al Chsgres. that bv
the middle or latter par, Of October.
the sickness will have entirely disap.
peared. as a, that time the dry season
commences, and the principal cause of
the upbesl,hinsss will be removed.
Lewisburg chronicle, and West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1850, 1850-02-06
Registers Notices.

1h- & How iug accounts are 10 lie presented to
the Orphans Cunt ui iiniun County sn Mon''ay
25h Feb 1850 for col firm. .ilou and allowance
Act of Ch4s W.lsun, Admr # Eliza Deviing.
late OF Buiiao
Acct 4 John e ST Clair. Adm, of Sand ST
Cluir late .f Unirn
A", # Jacob Kern. Guard of Leah G SIS, =
minor OF Linn smith, late Of Beaver
Acct of Cathaiina Resm, EAecutrIx Of Jacob
X, am. lave Of Chapman
A ct of Jacob Ubrrdorf and John Cattle Exec
Of J ,c,b Gable late of Mril nbu'g
Acct Of Henry Arnold anil Gabriel err,
E,ccs Of Geo AtnuiJ. late oi Chapman
Acct If Wm Pihi Jr, Exec Of Charlotte Pi-
All, late "f l., wis5,rg
Acct OF Elias Boyer and Saml Viii nmyer,
A.Ims "f Jos Witienm,.r, la'e OF Cute
Acct Of Ma Str uh, AdmrA Of Da,d Siranh,
late f Chapman
Acct e Sarah and Noah Waller, Adm's o
Herv w Iie', late "f UnTon
Aec, cf ID MEL " n,cr, Ext,r # S"lumcr
Witm'r, ate 4 th.Im.n
Act # X. .i-n Grimm. A.mr OF DAME
ann.Iaker. Late ui v ashi, erun
Act of Vim G aud SanI & Her. old Exers
& ;e" ilernd late Of Chapman
Act rt lhi;ip AID John a Hill isli, 4 ms o
John Hi. i-h late Of Va hingtcn
Act Phi ir Ruhi. Guard of I,ckson, minor
Of Geo X cckncr. tate of West Buf.s
FinSl acct Of Da,id Watson aud ihs,s Taylor
Exis If -ei,as ian Wilmer, late ot Wes, Bnlfiin
Acct & rh.s ia brI. surrg Erecr # Robe,i
Bsrler. rats. ui NtA Buifaloe
Ac,i oi Ssml aud rl,os V Barher. .arts ESerrs
Of >aml b. b,r Gecd one uf the Ex-,r, Of kohI
Bs,i.r, I,,r 4 Wet iI ffro
DANi. BELLVAN. leg.
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Down East Girls.

The girls of the Pennb>co, won'd laugh
al you # YOU should make cold nose and
e''d fingers an excuse tor choosins the
dark and cherries c"niiurs OF sleigh
Stage in pressrence to Iir Ire e air Of heav
IN. A nan needs, they say. liHlc Of This
hracing atmosphere, To give HIN lrue ap
rreril':nn oi real comfort.
II heuith is comfpr, they certainly carry
the ev :d,.uce of this IA their own faces, for
they are the very picture Of health. Your
pale, srkIy. lansuishnc beauty. would be
Instantly SC, down here as a victim of the
consumption. Bright ,iaughlng,rosy cheek.
cd damsels, with visor ii hou :. hl and ac-
iun. are the daughicr< OF Maine. Free and
frank thcy may be-. bui if you venture too
far, you vii find Your ears iingling
with ano her sensation than that Of rod
For them YOU " III ne, er find a dav too
cold to ride in,or horse too gay lu follow
and gentle overiurn in,o a snow-bank
is far from being an unusual 81 melach .ly
accijeut.-ICorresPendence Of the Daily
News
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TRIAL LIST, Feb. Term, 1850

C.mmenrlng Feb Is.
" T Wrg"nsci!er VS. R"sen, B,sgs
iiayes II al vs. Chas Gud,kuu.
ii, E,ilznlan rs Da>;an Die,ri et al
Jacob Hef-, VS. Aihei, Winesar'cn
Mar, Dubois vs. : & J B wersoI
James p.iley vs. Abho, Green
anil HIuver vs Israel Guteiius
|. Mas " La.,he Il A 3.ii'neyer anl #
Jane. Stiv.r VS. shml BE-, hti y i U,iant
Ii~o Chapel IS Ralph D4uy
A!nsn.an use # R,i.y ; Il " snyder
! ines WILKINSON W J hn 10y
fm r ,horg rs Saml !iau.t
" hit q M,rsln-, lad ui (. dick Bafg >tS amp
same " Har!le Bin,.ce d Camp
I,sn1!aE Il, i. RS = !. Beck
4 ar, Bratl,h-r y, Hrun Yo, heinie Jr
itm II Kennedy & wife Jno Hen & LIS Stock
| iaoa,ls i"r Csntn 7 u>c u a.rs,lI ~ I:umdrum
Bruner USE of 5 frank rs Geo Adams
Chri-,r Bogenrfe " IL hcm1srn
Muse, ir .'u ser ', Ma ki., u rses and Cuni'
! c Rri gltr " Dar,I Ron icr
NI,lo L for Crab m use ii IA W. Msrkle &c
Cm!h Of Pa iar liyb, II yes rs : yer ct al
Ghr>'iana Run,ftii " nrmitee of Geo Gordon
| J I'm -, d,I vs. Moses Fisher
| Philip L .r.rr rs Joseph Chnks
| lhos kcci - Jacob Leals
lac ReneIrr EXT Jno Rcns'cr vs. Dani Erns."r
>ami n I'D rSnn " G. " Caldwell " itil not. 10 K
John II " etti y, y IN Cochran
i;uhl fn' Graham nd hist W Jared I,in
sim Humn,l " Tbs Irarik
john " B-iier - SAINT Long
i'e,r Gr'man " " T Wag us,ier surv. par.
Dan! ani Caroline Jar Il - T. l. Huffman ct al
| john Risci vs Jacob lie, der
Iac Sypher VS. Jac :, pher ard Ellss Neyhan
Jno Gii,'en 81 Go - II. J Nay& Rru!-n klvse
Valentine Haas " Hem. >payd el Il
Lh,i-l liarman " s.mi Schreckrn=".t
Jacob klose vs. G,ddes * Marsh
Danl and ga l,ne Jarrru vs L T. Hartman ct al
6 " M-iel ,s Ritter 4 Kline with no, to 4 q
, s Pete on " d,
Grnmh & Co vs. do
J GI.b,r IS ]. VII R,,-r d.
q! HAYES rs Ruter q X inc 10
W Wasens' lsr IS II " Sbyde'
J Ueo Fu,s " Chas S.,rimr
Plat kn /, for Wush' & Nephew vs. Jared v.n
Jaro, Miller vs. Dan Rerg'rr
! Geo Ham, VS. sol II on Straa-er
! Il iiasrs s y VI and Il " q. with not to q & NJ
{ thos krei-h,r ,s John Kline
! Hon, rsiine and wife rs & S,hroye and J II Jr
/ Ex.cr> l. kirLter Uecd vs. do do
! Iuo and Satui Lauler VS. J & J Walls
: Mary b ng ..nlu vs. EIas F,es
do vsJ and Z Fees
/ conwih for Il Chamber vs } aud & Hilihouse
! hnox fof Chi-l Il Gr.ham vs. Jared lawn
I John kh'de, aud wife ,s Nich XII. tkur:
q dds & Marsh James Smith
do tieu gr Milrr
! WI, & Ei'c,t vs. M.hlou Bryman
! Msrgt Mumhcck Us jar Lesser aud josiah Rank
/ NicI.s-l Ei.hr Us " 4 Stock
! J ; Mlla,e"n and JIG Rhoat!s VS. Stces
Eobt C!.rn,he svs B thompson with no'i & c
! JHAUS IN. Pso'h'y