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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18
ADJOURNED SPECIAL
List Of Causes.

HloI vi S'hCNS'
TINOR trial in the Court of Common Pleas of
r. Northumberland county at Adjourned .
Court, OF lst Monday of March, and April /
Term, 1854
PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS.
Henry Kaze Eve his wife 'pSHD "J@natTator Gar,H
Christian Cobc VS. Bachman & Murkle
John Hunter vs. John tlaaS
John l. Yeagcr George Bright
Christ & McFaddcn VS. Susanna Reid
Reuben Fagely d Co vs. John Rosser d Co
Samuel Ewing vs. Il d Cummings
p X Fisher VS. Fisher g. hartman
Morris l. Hallowcll vs. James Reed Garnishcc
Scull & Thompson Same
Burnett Saxton y co vs. Same
Richard b Briten co VS. Same
Sans Same
Jesse Hensyl VS.. George w Startzcl
Jacob Kline VS. Joseph Kline admir-
VIM f Wagansollcr KipP Adams d Hartman
Fricl & Vanding VS. Nandling & Vandlmg
jeremiah Wctzel VS. George Ga7man ct al
! Peter Sheddy VS. VIM August & II Kriner
Wm L Cook VS. Samuel Johnson
Commonwealth vs. George Eckert admir-
John C Mcloy VS. John Weddecomb
Henry Wilhelm VS. Frederick Wilhelm
Samuel Neidig VS. George Conrad
Allen ElderI VIM ii Chamberln
stephen Ellis admir- VS. + l. Piper
Thomas M'Williams vs. Wilson Hutchinson
George Eckerts admir- Henry Reader
] Thomas NJ Watts Jacob Roub
| Jacob Stltzel vs. David Gould
Daniel Schroat VS. d II Dreisbach c: al
Lewis Dewart's exr VS. RI w Fagely
Solomon Fagey George Fagely ct al
Case for Sweeny & Caldwell VS. Sam A Lcdy
| VIM Furman Charles GOsser
| Vim Wainriuht VS. IL = TTeuo g. co
David Herbst vs. G w Freese
Solomon Knouse VS. Isa &C Beidlespach
David IL olden & wife VS. Geo Yonkins admr ct al
Vim Tracy VS. Robins & Wilhelm
VIM Mari VS. John Baily
David Walter VS. same
White . Mervne VS. Bowers Gosh q CO
VIM ii Frymire VS. John Miller.
Benjamin Barnhart VS. p Shultz
F Jordan & VS. Deni Grihey
Abrm BrosiOus admr VS. Jacob Kabel
same same
John Taggart ct al VS. James ID Barr
David Walter VS. David Waldron
, Bank of North'd John NJ Wagner
!. Barbara Bowers guardian VS. Chas A Kuh
Calharine Voris VS. Hummel y Vandling
e Jacob Kline VS. McGran g. Barry
r Hays ct al for Frymire VS. John Miller
n Jonas Weaver Eve Weaver
James Cameron VS. Chas A Kutz
n James Covert VS. James Tharp's admr
" tSeasholtz for Rem VS. Abm Sarys ct al
1. Daniel Druckemiller vs Jacob Seasholtz
James Smith VS. James Cameron
), John follmers eSrs VS. Jacob Deeters Exr:
same same
Jacob Wheeland & co vs. f Granger ct al
y, Cummings VS. Henry Wolsey ct a
!, Hannah Zehnder & CO VS. James Bryson
y Joseph Long Geo C Mckee
, Lew Malin vs. L w Graham
,. VIM Nage vs. some
II Geo Camp VS. John Christophel
v Joseph Long VS. Geo e Mckee
Hutcheson for Kutz & Bound VS. ] p Shultz
T. Geo Camp VS. Saml Stahnecker ct al
Benz Hummel vs. John Snyder
us Sol Dunkelberger VS. John Bowen
IT. Farley Fisher VIM ID Gearhart
II. JAMES BEARD, Proth'y.
Prothon, tary's Office.
sunburv, February IL, 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18
TuELANCAsTER FORGERY CASES.

THE LANCASTER FORGERY CASEs'
We stated day OF two since, that Us
Marshal Wynkoop, assisted by certain oil MS
deputies, hal proceeded to Lancaster, and
arrested Gen. George Ford, and Judge Von-
dersmi,h, OF that place, Oh the charge OF per-
petrating frauds upon the General Govern
men,, through the Pension Bureau; and that
the said accused had been held 10 bail by
Judge Long, the President Judge oil The
Quarter Sessions o! Lancaster county. The
Marshal protested agains, the prisoners being
t.ken out of his custody, but he had 10 sub
nit On Friday afternoon, the same officer
proceeded again TO Lancaster, accompanied
by his deputies, John jenkins and George
Wynkoop, and arrested General Ford, Judge
Voudersmih, and Alderman Walter q. Evans
on a similar charge. They were all taken
before Judge Long on habcas corpus, and
admitted 10 bail in the sum Of $4,000 each,
making $1,000 in the cases of Ford aud Von'
dersmilh. Before the Judge could take bail,
the de(endenis had 10 waive their right 10 a
hearing and admit that there was primo
fo,ia case against them. Vondersmith is al
Associate Judge of the Court over whct
Judge Long presides. and Ford is membe
or the Lancaster Bar Alderman Evans il
a, prescn, in commission, and when arrested
was in his magisteral chair. The fraud
alleged 10 be perpetraied by these men, cove
space, it is said, of twelve or 'hidee
wears, and very heavy amount is charge
a. having been obtained, Daily Neies.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-18

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THE Diamond Ring, which Monsisnor
Bedini is said 10 have presented 10 the May
or's Clerk, of New York, is TO be put up and
Knocked down TO tho highest bidder-'he
proceeds 10 be devoted 10 the Protestant
Orphan Asylum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

r ORD d TAYLOR OFFER FOR SALE ONE OF THE
h hnet stocks of carpetngs in this city TO which add
tone Of yelvets Axmnsters Brussels tarestrys g. are
Turkey and Administer three plys &C. All for
Eale 1T very low prices. at LORD kTAfLORS,
Grand street corner Of Chrystie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

T DUNCAN 4 CO.. 49l GREENWICH STREET.
81 above Canal would call the attention Of
dressmakers and families 70 their stock Of small wares
cheapest and only good goods Also, manufacturers Of
ball cord for dresses AL goods sold only at wholesale
prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

&1 oNLY.--I WILL SEND TO ANY PART OF THE
Unitsd States Canada receipt Of 81 process
by which all the fish, cells &C. be obtained alive out Of
creek pond river for extent Of five hundred square
yards with little labor and BY TINS pro-
cess they may be taken out by dozens and 1
pear nevertheless true to the letter Enclose *
address postpaid Z. b. GOOD, Manchester YORK Co.. fa
and you will IL by return mail free OF postage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

IRON RAILING, &C.-CROWELLS CELEBRATED
cast iron railing without rvsts warranted twenty five
per running foot cheaper than the vet rang also
and Iron Railing Company make and put up to
variety Of Above Brackets door and window
guards and all articles in the smith building foundry
line furnished at the lowest prices Specimens in sections
east of Broadway Foundry foot Of Tsrtysixth street
North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

ITO LET-THE FIRST LOFT IN THE FINE NEW
building No 267 Bowery, 24is by so feet The is
well finished and suitable for panofore show mill
tailor for any business requiring large premises
With excellent light. Apply to RICHARD kIPLIaG, 81
MAIDEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

ITO LIT OR Gr4sK-A VERY LARGE lSD WELL
Il lighted and well finished basement tho corner ~
Ioadway Grd cetSr With wstsr c.cset
sub ,llar pereaty dry night and airy sBitAts r.
k1tds II tufnesH requiring hbpruaIEe n fttE+ =
sure o. 20 bfeae~Ry, On tie ef-ntr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

ITO LET--A FINE SQUARE ROOM, % FEET SQUARE
suitable for some Light manufacturing business it
lighted in second story Of store $50 Spring tw
blocks west Of Broadway For particulars inquire Al
Broome streot. Rent Sl44 per year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

ITO LITTLE SECOND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF
i front and back and bedroom Of the first brick
house the left hand side Of Fifty drt street between
Ninth and Tenth avenues to small family without chill
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

MAGIC AND yENTRlLOQUIsN-A CHART CON
w tanning instructions in the above science by Seno
VALID, the celebrated magician and yentrlo luis will b
part of the United States receipt Of 81
Eve charts for s. Addrets SIG. VALID, post paid
Barker street, Philadelphia, Ps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

desGous Of having lasts made 70 d. the viii ind
finding 1872 Grand street. between Mulberry and Mott
streett.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

NToRcRoss ROTARY planning MACHINE. : THE
~ Supreme Court of the United States. at the term Of
1s53snd 1864 having decided that the patent granted to
Nicholas G. Noreross Of date February u 1850 for rotary
machine planning boards and plank not an
ngement Of the woodverth patent rights 70 use N g.
Norcross patented machine be purchased appcA
ton TO N. c. N0RCR0SS, No. 2Qs Broadway New " x.
The printed report Of tho with the opinion Of
c ourt. can be had of Mr.. Norcross.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

ITO LET IN wILIANsBuRG-To 4 SMALL GENTEEL
family q neas, elegant brick cott iron bSi
eony marble NANTES e.. Sir and dry ellars IA
excellent situation for Thysis1n stAges toe
k.nt tl7b per Inquire q Or LOkETTE, -
CTsnd E.rett, NllAMRlnE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

COUNTRY HoTEL-FoR SALE, SPLENDID Ho
~ tel and furniture all in complete order only three
py Of New York stages running at ali hours Of the day
oyer plank road good sea bathing ashng boating &C.
particulars inquire Of JOSEPH HARRISON, Northern Ho
tel Cortlaldt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

FOR Saloon STATEN ISLAND. WITHIN EIGHT
minates walk Of Quarantine New Brighten ferries,
adweihr nouse, vita two lcts 81 grc the
ley rev containing ten rooms IN Pleasant and heal
,sshtion on fort HI, With good view Of the bay &c
friee =. ~ FJr further yhf:ip uars apply TO RAY
IohPkiNs, Real Estate Agent, GsBp street. Quasan-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

ITO LET-A BRICK BUILDING, FITTED UP Elk.
pressy for boarding house for mechanics and will
semmods.e Twenty-Five boarders Situated the Hudson
rver within alt hour of the cty very healthy ioca
ton and place where house of the kind Is much needed
The accommodations he increased Apply at 81 Cert
lAne. street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

IJoUsE WARNING AND vENTILATING WAR
II rooms. No, 400 Broadway, New York..We invite tne
attention Of builders and the public generally to splen
did Of house warming ventatng and cooking
apparatus comprising several patterns Of furnaces
ranges &c. combinng economy. Durability and efficiency
We prepared to and ventilats in superior
all classes Of public and private buildings the
most reasonable terms complete assortment Of every
article line constantly hand, and for sale whole
'"'' anu 's'"''' '''f'' GEO. l. CANNON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-sINGLY TO GENTLE.
men only, in house handsomely furnished and
tanning Croton water baths, &c. Apply At No. Leroy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

COUNTRY SEATS FOR sALE.-ONE OF SIX
~ acres, with fine dwelling barn, fruit trees &c.
FoIdtam Rairad depot, Wcstehester eeuaty thirteen
tarn &c Williams Bridge Railroad depot and three
hundred other farms for sale, by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

NOTICE LAMPS AND CHANDELIERs.-THE So
riber wishes TO call parti ular attention TO his we'll
assorted stock OF lamps girandoes chandeliers and
which he offers At lower than other
in this city. FRANCIS WHITE, NO 2ls Canal street
third door east Of Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

voR sALI-THE LEASE or A SMALL STORE srTr.
tte tos tny h5e tusnest sAusted Fulton street,
the ferry ride rtnt only $500 Tic loo ston uusur.
passed for business 81 any dsserr.lon Inriy 10 ii d
EOwEs A co. p. Nassau street ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17
rrNaNrs, REGISTER.

THE CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOM-539 BROADWAY
i between the st. Nicholas and metropolitan hotels
ia feet long 90 feet wde 20 feet high newlAnd beau
fuly frcscoed be hired leased for coucerts
lectures pu meetngs exhibitions he with without
seats for PERSONS and platform; also smaller
with for committees societies. &C. APpi,
the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

CHEAP WRAPPING PAPER-2s, 600 GOOD WHOLE
~ clean newspapers in bundles of 200 each for sale at
Me DIS IUo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

rr,O LET-A SUIT OF BEAUTIFUL PARLoRs, FIRST
floor and extension room to hall, front basement and
kitchen three bedrooms and pantres sub cellar &c In
Sure at ~ Orchard street near Broome, to VIM E. CAR
PEETER, Journal of Commerce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

ARREST CT DELEGATE TO THE BARNBURSER
CONVENTION FOR ASSAULT AND BArrERY.--Jam.s
Hughes, Of New York, and dolegate to the" Soft"
Convention az Syracuse, was arrested at StanT Tix
Hall IN this city tnis mo- ming, charged With com.
hitting an assault aDd battery up,n Mr. Robert
Allen, o dfcvier in The cars between syracuse and
Oseids cepot. IL appears tn ~ they had a con-
vesation together at the ST. Charles Hotel at Syra-
euse, during which sone words were uttered By Mr..
Allen, at which Mr.. Hughes took ofeoce, and while
~ The cars thes renewed IT, when Hughes dealt him
several blows knoc king two Of his teeth oas, acd
othtrwi woundiug him oo the face. Allen exIi-
bifed this morning pretty bad oking face, one
eye being leaiy closed aud hs lips some What cut
IRE umcefs had pretty sharp run before taey
time spent st The Police Ofse bet geen the rssosc
tive counsel IN regard to the leg Atty OF tle acre
The case was finally settled by Hughes paving
Aliens council $50, when the pariss lett.--Albaay
.jes~nai, Seyt. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09

THE fIBE IN rLATT STKGRT.
Shortly after o'clock yctsrday morning 6rs was
Uncovered In the fourth story Of No att street.
occupied by Ar. III Douglas, manufacturer o. Ame.
rican hardware The Aremen quickly on the pot
but scms time elapsed before they could ascertain the
exact whereabouts Of the rs which appeared 10 be ia
the part of the said loft. Ultimately the dremen
chopped hole through the roof, and the aames were
then extiDenishsd. Tho damage dore to the
building by the fre win amount to about S0o and to
the stock POSSIBLY about the amount Tho DAMAGE
done by water viii be very heavy as arr, uuaotIy
Of water was thrown into the building which slmost
deluged each story. The loss will amount to sbout 80
per cent The hrm have very large stock on nd on
which they have an insurance OF $50 c00 this amount
nies, In sums Of s. coo each:-Astor Etna Hartford
Brooklyn, City, Commercial, hanover, Howard Jefsr.
son, Manhattan, Merchants Mercantile North River
Niagara, Republic, Citizens East River and the Gin.
ton The origin Of the fre sppsars at present to be
mystery az 9A&4 s.ss E2sH ~-..~aa -
FIRE IN CLINTON sT3ERT. :.
Between two and three O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
an alarm OF hre sounded or the Sixth district
caused by the premature lh ing Of soue gas In the
basement Of No. ~ Clinton street The premises. II
seems, aIo occupied by Mr. Hcnry c. Loeier as a glass
and lamp STORE and young man wa re pairing some
defect In tte gas fixtures the metre whea on ap-
plying light body Of the gas took Gre and before IL
could 10 extinguished slight damage done to the
woodwork In tho immediate vicinity Of the gas Toe
flames, however, were put cut with few pals water
The damage will amount to about SIS Capt Russell of
the Thirteenth ward, early on the spot aud aided
in extnguishing the flames.
FALSE ALARM.
The alsrm In the sixth district at nine O'Clock last
evening, was false.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09
q E w 5 BY TIE l. + q Il A Z III.
~~~~~~~~~-~>~~~~>s~-~~
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The Machinery Of the New Steam Frisatrs.
r.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
~~>~>~>~~~~~~~~~->>-.
RESIGNATION OF THE CANADIAN MINISTRY.
The New idiot Asylum OF new York.
vUcfEDIEGS OF THE ODD FELLOWS CONVENTION.
&c &c &c
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The Machinery Of the New Steam Frisatts.
gEsIGSArION OF THE CANADIAN MINISTRY
The New idiot Asylum OF new 10
YaocfEoIEGS OF THE ODo FtiLoWs CONVENTION
From Wn.hsnrton.


TIRE NEW GOLD CoIN-rHE NJ .CHiNsRY OF THE NEW
sTBAA Fs!aArE-GOvEknM M,.AT DESIGNS AT ST.
DOMINGO The KIDNAPPING Gaze, ETC., ETc.
WssnyGros sept s, 1854.
The See ssnty of the Treasury has Of the
design gold dollars ana sent ortsrs to tho mint to
COMMENCE striking them of.
Amor the bidders for the contract for the constru,
ion Of the achinery Of the six frigates
't,e follow M from New York Morgan Iron Works I.
& E Farren; Allsre Iron Works. Pease 4 urphy, John
g. Erickson and J. Barns, West Point Foundry; ani
from Phils efpiia, Messrs Merrc, & >oas The award
of the cct'rscts for the machinery win be made
pcxt week The bidding is quite spidted. hessrs e..
,Kcbaon aud deagher arrived here this morning. Ths
soamer irteed presenting relation to
ths engires os tho government steam frigates.
RE Star asserts that the St. Domingo negotiations
refer ony 10 tie securing of Wss India port for ths
use Of ADsrsan shipping where their privileges viii
superior to those of all other nations
The Kidnapping case, already alluded to- Is ,tiny
some excitcnent The girl has been traced and viii ,e
recovered.
violsnt gale experienced this afternoon for q
sew minutes, nd was succeeded By geoIe rain for
brief perioc. The wind was fro the south ward
Stanley the artist Of the Indian gallery at the SIN tn
scnian is.tn,ion, has achieved gres tciumph In his
panorama - tho Western wids just Hnisned Hts Io-
dian Fair 5ss been secured for exhibition at the Me-
: cbsnec' Fair, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09
.nes,sHasson Of the Cas.d.a. sa,ns.sry.

Vckhkc, sept. ., tSof
This aftsrscrn Mr.. Hincks made ministerial explains
siop thst when the ministry defeated the Spek
ershp he c,zcluied it could not carry any Of its pro-
iecs bus had intended to have the addresses
ard take hrs Afterwards He echsnged his deter
rston LoSever, last night when he found the mnis-
tors coulo obtain from the House wen,f,ur hours
delay to sesesip on their riding the orvi
aege queso raised in favor of the member for Bsgot,
and ienesed their resisna 'ps, WHICH were
ed. No eena4te progress has Desn made towaras the
formation CT new ministry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-09
RrunkIYn City Ntyya.

frR KINGS COUNTY COURT GENERAL SESSIONS. - This
court assembled yesterday, before Jvdge More al
Justices - - ana tryker. when the following Grand
lury was sm<Asntle L.
Arctitsl1 x Ges. eroe, foreman; Chis. Matthe rs,
Jan es Brahsn, Jot n Bur,s, CaSo a. BaTen Alex DA
viceon Daniel Wright Alex Tomeey, Levi 8sown, John
Rictardscn lhoinns Booth, Thomas Taylor. Syivanus
wh,e, Peer J. Ferry Stephen Ii cahoonc. Thomas
ereing Jon 1thsr gers, John White, Hora.io 4. Cac
,tr and 1lno'hy 9. Axdel
After the charge Of tho Court, which embraced the
fac- usually atsd the jury reirc and Patrick NcKin
uey placed on trial Indictment charging him
eith ssesuliug man nauiei UNei, with n Stone Ihs
assault ged took pce the 18th or June last Ia
ar street 'ha occasion Of ne first str OF pro,
who made the arrest aud Others and ths defendant
con viced: wEefeupon he eneea TO the panit
tory FOR ths term OF two n onths, dt hard labor.
Wusm Do~erhaus, eyed u years, Daiva OF New
Yrik City, then tried Indie uent for bargsry
he e.coDd degree. lie convicted OF the offence
IN the third cegTee and sentenced 10 tSo years
hrement in the STATE prison ~
John slater an Francis Anderson arraignad-the
frat for legal voting the sccond for assault with
Int ut to KILL They pie ded not guilty, and the Court
adjourned vii next tuesday, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
frN OVER BY THE CARS yesterday afternoon small
10, pamen Thomas Broderick whose parents reside at
no. ~ james street, ny one Of the cara
q The Green Point lice, while coming down Fulton
.Tfet. re Was 20 badly injured that bo died II APP
pears thst be attempted 10 get OF ths platform while
ne car was In motion, and clipping, fell uader tbs
PicxNo PocgRr "A young man named Taomss
Burse was arrested Thursday mig ht BY ossr Foster
OF the First District Police, for pc.ipg ths pocket Of
James Ioren white coming from one Of the Fulton
boats He Lad absrsciei twenty nvo dolarx NOT OF
which was recovered He was comaitted to answer.