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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
Q. $. DISTRICT couRr-Eefors Judge BrTrs.

The September Term opened yesterday forenoon.
The names Of Grand Juror were called but only SIX
tout Of "a sumnonedl answered. The names OF fetIt
Jurors were also called The Court ordered nns oi
slO to be imposed upon the absent Jurors Inc
Judge said il Is probable that plumber OF gencnen
are yet out OF town and the Juries viii be
consequently till Tuesday next when the CierA WI
probably have been enabled to get the Jures tut
The pay for Grand and Petit Jurors, in the u D oeu
being 81 per day. there is always an abundance o. a
pjcaiions to the Marshal 70 be put onI Ihe y. 2.
Couri said that he viii be ready to proceed with the
criminal calendar at the commencement OF me week,
90 that the trials would proceed on Tuesday. There
ere forty causes we understand on atemP,
ct revol. and other odsnses on the ernna eaisnasf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
TAdverfisementl |
he attention of

IIFE.SIZE PHoTOGRAPHS.-The attention OF
the public n called TO style of DAGUEsREorYPEs on
taken in all the life far surprising IN depth OF
zone and brancy finished painn. on canvass Ine
sizes resembug the delicate Miniature on ivory
AZ 10 M durability they Unsurpassed Perfect
epeses OF any be made by the process from Ds
ruereoiypes Taken only by j. GuRNEY c. d. FREoERlcKs
s6 Rue basse du Rampant, Paris $40 Broadway, y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
WZLLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

PorIcE ARREsTs-The following report BY Deputy
Chief OF Police Hunt shows that for the month ending
Sept. 575 arrests were made BY the Police on the
following charges: Arson. /; assault with deadly
wespon, !; assault and battery on officers 3; as
sauf and battery, Al; abandonment Of family, u
assault, 6; bastardy, l. bigamy, l; breach OF peace
:; contempt Of Court, !; drunk and di-orierly, 81
drunk, 81; disorderly, So disturbing public wor-
chip l. deisued as witnesses, A. Disabled, 2; es-
capped convict, false pre;enses, p fraud /: for
gerry, l; fighting. D; furious driving, l. insane 3
indecent exposure, .; keeping disorderly house 3
grand larceny, / petit larceny, "a; msnslsughier
passing bad bil /; rape /; not, / runaway eppren-
tce, l. stabbing. /; surrendered By bail, .; suspi-
oious person l. threat Of violence, g. vagrants, -
violation OF city ordinances before Mayor Wall leo.
Naf,vifg United States, al; colored 22; Irelsnd,
3oi: Germany, 1885, England %; France, G; Scot
land, /.
SUPPosLD THIEE.-Yesterdsy Officer Bell pro-
ceeded to the house Of TObalde Monzells alias Cha.
Williams, alias Chss White mentioned a. having
been arrested in South Eiehth-s;. late on Sunday
night, with tools suitable for burglary. In his trunk
were found valuable gold lever watch, Numbered
+,lsa Alfred Lockett, n Y, maker. lady's gold
pencil, with the initials A. + " and diamond clas
ter bresstpin. honzela was detained TO await exam
iuafion
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

another hOuse with about million OF bills receiv-
able had Rot dollar unpaid. These facts speak
loudly for the general ability Of the mercantile com
munity to meet its engagements.
The redemption of the public debt last week ws
ess9 $50.
The receipts Of the Milwaukee and MississnPi
Railroad for August are as fellows:
rreisht..-.. .slsINl "
Pssstngcu... lStSs ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

BaSyTR PREsESTATIoS.-Jesey City Lodge No
the American Protestant Association o.ily posed Of
lslmen. prtfeo;sd with beautiful banner Monday
evening Franklin Hall IL the gin OF ladies Of Jersey
CITY large audience preseu TO witness the Pre..nta
ton. Tie Rev Dr. A. " Mcclure Of the Reformed Dach
Church received 1t 10 behalf OF the Association and addressed
those present able length
ReusIis also made by Aid. Greaa The banner Of
Gk handsomely painted having SIDE representation
Of the Of The signing Of the Declaration OF Americas
pdepend' nee; so portrs Of Gen Washington horse
bsek On the painted the embems OF ihe order
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
RROOKL YN ITEMS.

THE CoURTs-The Court Of Oyer and Terminer
me, yes,eresy morning. bat transacted business and
SopIped over Until Tuesday Dex when the convicted Com
,nissioners OF Z, else will frobsby be sentenced
Sessions also convened and eeded 10 impan
81 Grand jury bar without The following
- are srrssned Thomas Connolly srsop Sd degree; Wi
~ forgery I'd degree Patrick Nc kinney assault
"a hs,ter with dangerous weapon. AL pleaded not sniy
c,,ford indicted for sssAult and battery Deputy
80 ss his recosnizanee when the
Cont ADJOURNED TIL Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
advertisement
"The Man o. Wars Man, " Therese, and
AdverfiserDent I

Female Forty Thieves with Mr. R Scott: Mr. j. Csno
MT G. l. Fox Mrs II. r. Nichols Miss HsthA way, and the
whole company at TIE NATIONAL THEATER TONIGHT.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
Advertisement
2ENCH AND INDIA WEDDING A

VISITING CARDS ESGRAvED PAINTED 10 lhe latest styles
Wedding Envelope just imported from Paris and oneon
Silver plated Door Plates; At EvERDELLs 5Oz broadwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
TAaTertisement

CpocEppy CHINA TTC-FOr the Iargest
tk bet assortment lowest prices and most superior paes
In xisit oVLp ELLIoTTs extensive essbshment NO lso
Pearl Il near Maiden-lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
IASrartisernenfl

CRISI AND MARIo.-The appreciation OF those
r,.spi6eept Mosaic MEDALLION VELVET CARPETS attract
uniyeTsi attention. HIRAM ANDERSON No ss Bovery has
re,tiy reduced the prices every description Of CARPETNe
q: so ClO yds beautiful INGRAM CAEPErs a. 80, 81, v
and Sd per ysrd An stock Of on CLOTHS at h
price.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
pTNMANSHIP.

BTNMANSHlP.-lH NE suDhCIlDtI VIII icopOu niS
Writing and Book Keeping Rooms THIs DAY, sept New
pupils will be received da for private OF class insIueon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
IAdyeriseuens

THE WFAKEsT INVALID OR YOUNGEST CHILD
NAV .sf,y use DEsHLEKs CURE for FLYER and AGUE IL
has no bsS taste and perfectly mild and sac EeHeot'
sold by T. II GUIoS. corner Bowery and GrAnds%
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
TAdvertpementl


AsuE DEsHLERs PILLs.They contain salt Of Mercury
Arsenic Quinne and nrnediatey give spPetite and
strengthen the systs ssld b. w. d. CsrNsE, cor Broad
axd lith-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
TryprpA,cy.-On Monday evening a large Tenn.

TENPLRAscE.-On Monday evening large Tenn
rerAbce seng held TIE Central Presbyterian Church
under the auspices the NeJerey Prohibtry Liquor Law
Association Enoeh Bolle Jr President Of the Association
An address prepared by che Executive Committee
rts6 setting forth among other things that the State s
bound afford protection those suffering from alcohol and
opinion Of Chief Justice Tsney others cited 10
prove the corsiutionsty the law Several Of the recent
awful crimes ed by drunken adduced evil
derce Of The and effects Of the liquor traffic and by
system the pecunisy injury done In
political economy by liquor presented Thus ia New
Yok State down S7S 3i,O 600 pr year; In the
tire Union f7 90 00y per In NewJers~y S 900 OO0
In Newark e5OO, in Trenton 1856 0o0 In view Of
these c,s OF shops appeal
made TO the community for the suppression OF nteperance
by legislative aid The Hon Theodore Frelinghuysen I'd
desss II, meetu considerable enghj and the Rev Mr.
Kenny followed with brief remarks.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

Bo,np or EpUcAriox.-This body held their reg
p,r monthly meeting ye.tsr.y when the tsp9 o. nc con-
nhWc .ehoo. was taien up and long osensson ehsuea
rwitbou, arrvips at any definite result
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-IS CHAMBER
Fudce WpopRgFF.

HABEAs CORPUS.
A young man named Willie who had enlisted in the
army was ught up on application Of AIR. Whea-
con- bis counsel for discht rye the ground of mi.
norty His sister testified to his being under u, and
La was discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

F,xYmrss DurIcuLriEs.--N the Isst m meeting OF
,bs common csunc the subject Of The resss,
ssS..an sea to tks Fns DePEtmsas Comniftes @
ipye esti ration
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
FuEyRAL OF CAP1. .PoILARp.-The funeral of wm.

FUEERAL OF CAPT. .PoLLARD.-The funeral of VIM.
A Pollard jersey City largely attended at NewGk yeses-
day The Continental Guard Of which he las been the Cap
tain sines its out in fail force Hiram Lodse
the number Of about 7C the Odd Fellows and he United
Americans Of Jersey City were l.Ise, represented Gen
X. Wright ard staff the Wright dependent Rides the OH
Gers of the Ens Guard, snd members of the MoHgomery
Gusrd Of jersey City aud be officers Of the Pua. Guard OF
Philadelphia united in the ob~equie. The march TO tns
Fst Presbyterian Church buyi1E ground imposing At
ibe grave amer the usns religious syces the burial ceremo
nes Free Msscns conducted by Deputy Grand Aas
Dr. r. Vsrot assisted BY the Masters Of Hiram and Va
rek Losyes by Past Master Title Of Hiram Lodge They
s in full egsa The Continental Guard then fred
salute over hi grave and ell retired
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

DETECTION AND ARREST OF BURGLARs.-Thrce
men, named John Moran, Geo. Howard and James
Drummer, were detected at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing in the act Of forcing open window in the rear
basement Of No. 3e Sixth ct. Information was i'm
medistely conveyed TO Lieut.. Hicks of the Seven
teenth Ward Police, who taking with him two of his
officers, proceeded to the place, and after sharp
fgbt succeeded in securing two Of the burglars The
other ran off and secreted himself in the yard Of
premises near by, where he was captured. The two
were taken before Justice Wood and committed for
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
Advertisement

Or. j. W. CRANE, Dentist has REMOVED IRON
No II Leroy place to No. ~ BoSDsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMEST--Alex. Shankland,
mate of vessel lying in the North River, was yester-
day arrested by Policeman Gilliland OF the Third
Ward, charged with embezzliDg a considerable
amount of goods. the property of the master of the
vessel Capt r. 7. Brown. The goods were found IN
the trunk of the accused who was committed by JUS
tice Bogart for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
PKRsoSAL.--Among the arrivals at the different
hotels we notice the following:

hotels we notice the following:
At the ST. NIcF oLssHOn Foot, Gsnsysi Sir Cusack
snd Lazy Ropey, Washington; VIM Whiting, Boston;
w Gait Ws,h gtoni J Insersol Galveston; DR.. Chss
II. Smith U. s Al D. NJ b. Carson. n G I; Geddes,
kew.Orlrnns r. g. w. Butler, Jr, La; {. H. Morse Co
iuubus Miss Mr. Stevenson Baltimore; John J. Hoi!ster,
Buffalo; j. W. sibley, Cincinnati, o. Anthony Eli 8 Peru
South America. - .
At tn IRyNG HoysE-Hon p g. Tyler, Springfield; Frank
na1d WsshiDgton; Dr. II. p Cameron. Batmore L. Wash
nron WashiI gion; f. A. LathIop, Wisconsin, T. l. Casey
S. A.; Z. s. Wentworth Chicago; jas Doushery Peor.
H.: J G. Dickson. Cincinnati Ohio; Thomas T. Stewart
New Orleans; g Miller Charleston, N y; a. Jones Boston
AT the AsTOK HoUsE-James Rowle Boston, William
Tucker wsshiDgoni J H. Willard Troy; Charles Rieh
man Sasirev City; Mr. Goodman, Miss; y ID Browne
wa.hl gcD Rsv. A. Z n Rolfe Godborogsh' n G Jacob
Barker New Orleans; D. w. Cor~in, Gin. o. Benz Hugr
o. S. A VIM Stowe, Louisville 800
At the METRofoLITAS HoTfL-The Hon A p Churchill
Ky; Hon w p Converse Is Capt. Wright, U. ; A. Col
T s. Swan, Ala; Hon II Sherwood Canada pr L. Il Wal
ton St. Lou's; NJ Quinn u 5. NJ Richard L. Lewis, Csn
sdn j. T. Welfmsn Chnlsstou; J. NJ Mathews, Va; Chas
Elet Richmond; John Ch.dbune. Ala Nh stevenson Nd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

Of seven deaths in Newark yesterday, up to .
o'eock, there none BY choleru.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

TIE erection Of the building of the Reformed
Dutch Church Jersey City menced and half ago
has teen suspended the for the want Of funds sen
abOuf lhlf C0mpsl.d.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

j. Phillips Phoenix is sCi0uruag in London. He
w1l probably return next month.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

f. C. Benedict, President ofhe Board of Educa-
lion, came home in the Pacifcsfer pleasant tour
in Europe, whereby bis healtwas completely re-
stored.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

nearly blown to pieces. Both his eyes were blown
out and his face and body horribly mutilsted. He is
not expected 10 He is about 35 years Of age
and will leave wife asd family.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

Tie Treasurer Of the childrens Aid Society sc-
fnovledges the receipt Of s2H 30 donations, from
July 81 to Aug. 90, 1884.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

vssoIrABLE.-The receipts dsbe steamboat Isaac
ps on Friday evening, wee as follows:
Be-assndred and fifty passensesr 81 each ...st50
md rooms so
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

SERIOUS AFFRAY BETwEEs IIALIAss.-An affrsy
took place yesterday afternoon No 10 Hsmiton-a g.
between two Italians, named Giacbino Coscona and
Francis Donor, which will probably result in the
death Of one Of them. 1t appears that during the
alteration Coscona seized shoemaker's knife and
attempted to stab his adversary with it, and did
infct several cuts on lis right hand and elbow and
several scratches in his face. The latter then
snatched the weapon from the hand of Coscona and
plunged it into his abdomen, inhictng large wound,
from which the bowels protruded. The alarm
given, and Policemen Wildey and Gregory of the
Seventh Ward arrested Donor and conveyed the
wounded man TO the New-York Hospital. There
was one present at the time Of the aray and tbs
above statement of the particulars of it was made by
the prisoner, Donor. He was committed to avail.
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

o. L. A. CHAEcKRY, STATE o. NEw.York.-As
election for officers Of this body was held on the
ith inst, when the following named Chsncelors were
elected
Grand Saekem--Frederick N. Butler-UniOn Chap
ter, No. ~.
Grand Fiat Chi,f-T. Mayo Bartet;-Wsshin
Chapter, No. 2.
Grand Second CGief-F. c. Wagner Jasper,
No. IS.
c. Of C.-H. s. Bancker-Huguenot, No. a.
C. c. Haey-E Empire, No. 55
&. ef E.-Jeremsh J. Dickenson-Alpha, No. l.
T. c. Shely-Nsihan Hale, No &c.
~ Of A-- -Wickes-Osurgonia. No "A.
Egteufire COramitee-L. A. Cohen-Wsyne, Ne.
SO; - Rsbins-Star Spsngled Banner, No. So; -
Pswnall- Charter Oak, No %.
Represntat,re TO Arch ChGaeTy-Wm. Hunt
Magma Cbarta No. 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

FATAL ACCIDENT IN PopHKEPsIE.-On Men
day afternoon as boy ncma Macy, aud a son Of
the late Judge Barculo, wee playing around the
academy during recess, on hrning corner, their
heads came in collision with seh violence as to rup
ture blood vessel and causek death of young Bar
culo. The other boy was serasly injured and taken
home insensible. The deoesd boy was some II
years of age at the time of haeatb.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
@SllO 20

The oholera lessened the passenger receipts, and
the repairs on The road lessened the freight The
receipts, Notwithstanding. exceed the estimate Of
Mr.. Brodheaa. the Superintendent for August, By
s2.lss 90, and from January by more than $4,000.
Bondholder" in communication TO US, srs-
ges,s the following plan for retiring the Income Bonds
OF the Erie Railroad. He proposes to make mortgage
bonds, payable in twenty or twenty-five years to the
extent of seven millions of dollars and issue them 10
tho holders of convertible bends at ninety cents on
the dollar payable cne-hsh in cash and one-hslf In
convertible bonds, or payable in equal amounts oil
income and convertible bonds. the Company paying
the tsker 10 cent. in oash tho amount Of income
surrendered. "BOndholder" argues that the sdvsn-
tsgss beld out to convertible bondhoiders in thss se
curing their remaining bonds by mortgage would in
duce them to come into the arrangement. The plan
appears to be worthy of consideration. Ifh could be
carried out under the hslfcash proposition IL would
give the Company about three millions in cash. which
would be nearly sufficient to meet all payments up to
February, including the income bonds. Assuming
the now mortgage bonds would sell at IS the result
to the taker of ten thousand dollars would be fol-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-05
Out at Last /!

The new Editor of the Star, after hav.
ing done the Division cause all the damage
he could, under the garb of independence
and ueutrality-which was, to give all the
room the -Divisionists asked, and to
refuse the Divisionists any room-this
week comes out fair and Hat-footed against
Division, with some ,oeiyhty reasons for his
opinion; which reasons, if Division be now
thwartcd, it may be worth while to notice
when the discussion has to be resumed.
The chief consideration which seems to
actuate Mr.. Leader, is, that the people
the very particularly dear pcople-are
against Division. He "kno,cs" that, out
side Of Selinsgrove aud Lewis5urg, very
few people approve it-aud his "honea
opinion" is, that, aside from those boro's,
not 500 votes could be got for Division.
Well, to "know" is pretty positive, aud
an "honest opinion" he has perfect right
to-but if he does not vary his figures,
and enlarge his knowledge somewhat, be-
fore he casts his maiden vote, We mistake.
22O0 petitions last spring, J are not
1900 votes last fall, to be
300 petitions this spring, despised.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-05

To Joseph Kuslerborder. Henry hasterpoFder,
Elizabeth hKusterborder, Aaron kusterborder.
Andrew Kusierborder, Lucy Ann kuSferbor
der, Margaret Kusterbcrder. Daniel Kuster-
border, John Kusterborder. Samuel kuster-
border, James Marshal! Guardian All Item
of Solomon Kusterbordcr, and Elias kus-
terborder by his Guardian Jacob keiser-
Heirs and legal representatives OF Herry
Kustrborder. late of White Deer Up, Union
Co., Pa, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given. ,ha; by virtue of
~ a Writ of Partition issued out of the
Orphans Court Of Union CO.. Pa, on the Real
Estate Of said deceased, situate in White Deer
township aforesaid. an Inquest will be held on
the premises on Tu.sDAv the cath day OF Aprii
next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF said day'
for the purpose Of making partition or valua-
ton of said real estate; when and where you
may attend if you shall! think proper. ",ven
under nv hand at the sheriff's once N we"
Berlin, this 81 day Of Mach: Al: lsat;
yOHN ECSSLER.
a~s,a er.4iF =! said oo6r'r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-05

PEvEs AND AGUr CrsxD Row.NDs TOSIc Nuruls.
THE University of Free Medicine and Popular kncwl
edge. chartered BY the State o. PrI.nsy its
last session tv, 18th April lSj5 mainly for the uTross
the evils resulting from te sale Of spurious
ard dangerous uosrums also for the prrose srrpy
irg the public with reliable wherein
the patient Obtain will employ the fes
medical advisers having purehassi thst invaluable
-iy- Rcwsnd' Tonic Mixture. account 'f its just
hEty and known efficacy in the treatment Of Fever
aud AsU- and kinre s.ctien., las hesitA,ion in
ding Ia. III. highest the patronage
uf the AIetcd.
JlowEL COMPLAINT cured by ROwAND's BLACK. :.
~ BERRY ROOT. The shove Institution extends II 0
sanction, like tire renady FIR ''tows Com
paint veil as Eov~nrs Conn, und Syrup
Blackberry Root and earnestly rrcemmsnt il the
fdones OF l.tier Aiie; with tLes- comp ants bslisv
ing it to De inv .iuabs In ths Treatment of such
Hon iI-nry x. Strosg-
\ Hon. J. f. flsnigrn,
Ey order Of tis Trustees, John r. Ro.snd, ~. d.
1 h. H. Ashton, Es,.
' Hector Urr. Esq
az Al -emr rEneaters to Ne sSlre.eed,-Jehn Z
Iorans NJ ID. bead of the Pharmaceutical r.ra-tnsnt
aId Prssirsrt of tie Cni1srri;v
Home "spsnsary and ofoe No IL South seesnd Street
ihi',tel; h.,
Eranch nispArsary at tie Store Of
Dr. T. A II. THORNTON & CO.. Is1isstv,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-05

DEow Peter Barlow, form.
crly of Penn township, Lycoming county,
was drowned near Lumber City, Clear
field county, on the 22nd ut. 1t appears
Mr.. Barlow was on raft, which he and
his comrades attempted to land, and By
some mishap was dragged into the water,
and before assistance could get to him, be
sank. His body had not been recovered
up to the date Of the letters received.
A man named Jacob Lewis, aged about
S5 years, fell dead upon a raft, on Sunday
last, just above the schultz of Queens Run
dam. lie was a citizen Of York county
Pa, and man Of sober habits. He had
Dot complained Of being unwell, and it j:
-ssid was whistling when he fell. l. is sup
posed be died of disease of the heart OIL
paralysis.
We regret to learn that two raftmcr
we're accidently drowned at or near the
Buttermilk falls, about ten days ago
Their names and the particulars of the
osulty We have not been able to obtain.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-05

GRAND JURORS
Netr Beriin-John Lehkitrher.
Htite Ds>I-Aaron Mcssinger.
Bsorer-D. Klos., Christian trnss, John Troxeii'
Byfaloe-Conrad Swartzlendrr.
Isnns-H S. Boyer, =. Guudrum. Jacob OFT
C,ntrs-Davd weirick, A. Witlsnm!er, Noah his'sr'
Israel knettle.
EIst Rutdios-A. AurAni. jr.
Nn,d,ecr.ek-John Aumiiler.
ynlon-,Johu Ritter, jr.
Hrtley-James Madden. c. Mench.
K.uy-Jarob Eilman, John Datssman, D. kaufman.
Lelcisturg-Fred Stoushton.
Isrry-John Strawser.
West B,arer-Hrnry Benfer.
TRAVERSE JURORS
psrry-Joras snyder Jacob R-ichenbaeh, Geo Pcyer
H1tky-wm. Hoffman, W Wm Tate, fhos. thurch'Da'i
Wssf Bygaios-Daui.l Sellers. Berryhili Young.
Le,csburs-Jw shriner Daniel Walls
Limsstene-c NJ shivcly. S. S. Barber. Jacob Gross
CentneJohn IIoch, A. Eisenhower, JACOB Long, David
"is Tr;"s"Henrv III, Gibson. NJ spech..
Beaver-Samuel Hackmsn, P. Marley, L. r. HAins',
7. W. Shipton.
Cidpman~Ira sairs. David snyder, Jacob Seech.ist.
Keliy-Johu Meyer, John Nol.
East Babuloe-R. II. Laird.
Whit Dsey-D. II. Kaufman.
Fsnas-Simou kants, simon Christine, g. r. feariek,
Wa, aington~M c. Meyer, 1. D. Boyer, Z. B. Nsnye'.
N,ddl,cre,k-John Eline J. ssur.
Nee Bsyiin-w. d. baum, P. Frank.
Bufaloe-Geo. J. Wolf
PETIT JURORS (2d weekly
Cntre-Simon Snyder, Geo. schuman, P. Boverso1, H.
Musscr.
Wnre Deer-Joseph Meyer, R. Candor.
BuTdioe-H Bilger, Frrd .rontus, Martin Dreisbach,
Hlraey-Davi Sitter, Jacob More, W. Fisher.
Ienns-E. Engle, Peter kerlin. Peter Bog.
Isrry-J g. Gray bill, Daniel Stuck, Peter Aeksr.
Mi.laeere,k-Andrew Hummel.
W,shing,on-w. T.ats, J. s. Hackenberser, !. Boyer
I,,arer-Hcnry Mitchell, John Spansler.
th1pman-Sanucl Sholl.
Lime,ons-Daniel Benfr, J. Kloekner, ). scebo'djr.
Er0 Ii1,JdLas-ieo. Wolf
Mf7irbrry-Hsnry BocenrcM
Nsp Beyiii-B. 8. Winter, pAvid Mauek, X. s~neosu
Unio,.-John Gus-r, Ir. Elias Slear.
USn B,arsy-N Naurer.