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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
ARRIVALS AT THE
Washin ton House Sncad & Clark. props.

Amil le-H Kyle, Montgomery w. Su Spring q B Bane,
Montgomery; VIM Mason, n Wilson, Marion; VIM p Rey
nolls Appomsttox; J Lindsey Salem; Lowry J Hop
bins II Whitley, ID NOVEL;. Bedford; T w Rosscr Camp
bell; Man; Campbell; Williams city; Chalrod
Bedford W W Berry. HAMPTON; Hancock Lynchbnrg;
G Norman, Campbell Il w Brown VIM Brown, MISS
Brown. Franklin John Dnwiddie ir, W w Dnwiddie,
Campbell; James Thos Lawson, Richmond liefelhng
DR. II Anderson Baltimore; ID Redd. Watson Pr I'D Z
II; J NJ Bowen Baltimore Miller, York Penn; W Bry
on. Jonosville; Bager Pitts Mrs Parks Wythevle Capt
Davis Capt VIM n Davis Pctprshurgi a \ Everett He'd
ford; s Tyucs John Boriong. Knoxville II ID TeiikamL
N.Y. Miner, Rye Cove. Val Boswell Miss Miss Boswell
flrk K Lunmenon Miss Jordan, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
Def Of Col .Schieeseupsr Confro8;cfed

Defeat Of Col. Schieesenger Contradicted.
/ he agent of the Nicaraguan Government at
New Orleans. published a card Wednesday af-
ternoon in which Ia denounces the story Of Col.
schiessenge's defeat as fasehood and says that
an account had been received at head quarters
that Col. Shelessenger had only $50 men attack
ed by nearly 1900 Costa Ricans, when they re-
treated to San Juan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
Stock o f BreGdsiufs in the Uest.

ALBANY, April l6.--The Milwaukee Agricn'-
turalist of Saturday. publishes letters giving the
stock of whent and -four at Milwaukee. Chicago.
and other parts on Lake Michigan, Detroit, Gle
velanj, Cincinnati, Rochester, Oswpgo. Toronto
and Buffalo. The whole amount is stated to be
l 5O5,7s0 bu shells Of wheat and 3l9.257 barrels
Of -four
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
SECOND DISPATCH.
CONGRESS-.

CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, April iS.-SrNArE On motion
OF Mr. Seward resolution was adopted direct.
ing the committee on Postal affairs to enquire
int" the expectancy of establishing uniform rates
OF postage throughout the States. including those
If the Pacific coast,
resolution offered by Mr.. Sumner was ad.
opted directing the committee on Patents To
consider the eSpediency of admitting the inhab-
itants ot the British Provinces to tho benefit of
our patent laws Sixteen private bills were
passed.
HousE,-.Thc committee on elections reported
against b. b. Chapman's retaining his seat as
delegate from Nebraska and in favor of Hiram
=. Bennett.
Both Houses of Congress adjoured to day
until next Monday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

NEW YORK MARKErs--April Is.
Flour improving, Ohio 81 I'D Is; other
grades unchanged. Nothing doing in wheat
Corn firm and unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
NsuuRN~E STOCK Of Trunks aud Car


- II - -, I -
ricE l3i, FHoNf sfREfr NfW Yok)-paricnr attention
paid 10 SALES or TOBACCO and consiGumots direct tren
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENtES-A.& y. Lawrence 4 Goa Hostou Alien
& PaXsnn. NV York Courtney Gushing, Baltimore;
Davenport. Allen co Edmond, Davenport Co, Indian
& Watson james +. Heath, late auditor and CrensbaN
Co. Rchmend MeGorklc & Jones Mcdaniel, Hurt q Pres
ton 7. G. :. Ferguson CO. and Miller Crenshas. Lynch
burg
\. B.--IavnF established branch Of house in New
Nork resident in that city viii give his personal
the ranshippinR and Securing tho low
of freight Gree of commssiun) all goods cnnSgl
ed TO san Francisco House
Mes,rs Edmond Davenport Co.. will act for At Rich
a1rl gI.a1l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
BY TELEGR
'sr"p"cd Esprc-.,, 10. III. "viss;ai.n.,.
BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE MARkErS-April Il.
ffPnf very hrm Howard SG TIA; advanced
an eighth. Wheat 3 tol5 cents better Corn do
clincd one cent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

HSIOver secd.-5a5 bushels prime Glover SEED lust
~ received and for sale at the low ,nsrk,t
We have hand also Orchard Herds Grass limo
thy, Evergreen and Englist Blu. s.sd
ma 70 inm IKBY SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

II brands of fine Havana Cigars oriptHai
which suit the Asidons taftes
We have made receive ane Cigars direct from
the Havana and intend keep for SALE
ct all times, The most approved brands Of genuine Havana
Cigars in the market. J II. THOMPSON Il CO.
st4 Apothccarcs and DTn} nists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

4 SECRET Of Great Inn pOrtnnce.-Ht IL IL inn
N portant study economy please call aud examine
Of Spring and Summer Goods tho Of
which great admit full description within the lin.
It's ofs simply advertisement, and as mnch inclined
puif. all Tsolcit Is call. JOHN ABRAIAMS
lDAGM OF 900 FLOW E Rs.-.Dust q mn nd,
ID fresh supply Of the Balm of 1000 Flowers" much
ADMIRED by the ladies' Those who have been waiting can
he suppliedat J. H. THOMPSON cos
ma l2d&chs .... ..H. Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
Mn.IINARY ANDFANCX GOODS "a =

RS
3iA The suberlbers returned from Ne't ~
WS York, and take pleasure informing the Ladies fIs
Oe-~ thus city aud vicinity that they now opoi----
ing their stock Of BONNETS RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACE
GOODS, GAPS. HEAD DRESSES HAIR BRAlDS, MAN.
TILLAS, with large lot of FANCY ARTICLES, ouch
usually found Mnary establishments We have select
ed the fashionable houses th
hope attention business to merit liberal
patronage.
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the former
patrons predecessor Mr. r. F. lening, and
assure them tina, t orders viii be promptly attended to
boachod and repaired in the best style, al tho
old stand Main street.
- shall expcc collect accounts in My and January
> Opening day: TUESDAY 23h.
gs90fADIES. II YOU WISH TO SEE SOMETHING
REALLY PRETTY. GALL ON
ma 81 j MATTHIAS co.
10 Wytheyille Telegraph and Lexington Gazette copy
:. l. q Il L. tn liz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

Il VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.-The undersigned Forward
ing Merchants of the peunsy vania Railroad, At
Baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
acquaintance with the trade having been for
the consgnes Of large part of the Tobacco
ing Baltimore they hater Themselves that they
give satisfaction to shippers.
FREIGHT low as by any other line
Consinmens or from the " solicited and punctualy
attended 10 MAGRAW g. KOONS,
North street, Baltimore.
Refer Jacob Head & Co, j. Brandt lr Banorc T. L.
Dudley, W. r. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston, Miller y
Crenshaw. Lynchburg Crenshaw Go. Richmond
ma dlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
C.NDYoaTFs ron OFTicE.

~ are requested 10 announce WILLIS J. COWL1NG
spl Iqd&cte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
c.nMETulN1, NEW AND REAUTIFuI ra

- r T. ADMINISTRATORS SHOE, BOOT, HAT and CAR Store.
am now opening my Stirring Styles Of Hats Caps Shoes
Boots consisting of various styles Of Moieskn and s
aides shoes of all grades very beautiful and large
nso ment Trunks Carpet BAgs valses, Umbrellas &c
{, ALA nd examine them. l.. L. AkMlbTEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

II The large and commodious Steamship JAMES S,.e
TOWN, Capt PARRISH, leaves City Point, for New
York every WEDNESDAY morning at q o'clock after
arrival Petersburg arriving in Ne DIRK next
,euiuR Throuhh Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals
end State Room board siSecond Glass Cars
and Steeraee SO Apply LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents New ork and Virginia Steamship Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

NEW YoRK, April Is.
Transactions in Virginia SKIES to.day at Oh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

~
~ RtCKER co, Lynchburg Va, take great pleasure
their customers and the public
receipt of the principal portion of their
stock Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, for Spring
and Summer Their selections made with great
care styles less the prices with strict
reference and of this community also
of those the adjoining counties and
WHO purchase their goods In this city All
persons wanting beautiful really good goods
respectfully invited call and make thei purchases
y B.-Al cash prices and accounts due twice
yeor., Il The lsday July and the LIST day Of Jan
a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19
COCOA. BROMA. TAYLOR MUS
n tard, for sale by STAbLER JONES

A MEETING Of the Hoard of Iru-sees Of
Lvueburs ollege will he held al the Pastors study Of
The Methodist Protestant Church Saturday evening o.
clock Alsoa meeting Of the Building COMMITTEE.
Nv order OF the Board, T.. D. CHRISTIAN,
AMI 1874 Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

we are authorized to announce Capt. GEORGE W
LEE candidate Constable In tho second district
NshpheH faIl lf..dkctdc-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

~ opened large and superior stock Of FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS which would call the attention Of the
public Ny supply Of summer silks Grape cragos Berages
French Work Sc &C. together with every article OF
Ladies of the latest ylc aud will
be sold ri the very lowest rates. T. w. PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

" retiring from Dnaincss, take pleasure In
recommending To friends and patrons In
business M.ssrs Ptman Wade Charlton and feel assured
that business entrusted 70 them viii c Al their hands
prompt and undivided attention. P.B. WILLS
III Il LIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

nuSsOulTDON.-1hc firm of MoDanel Hurt a
Preston IN this day dissolved by mutual The
the VIII ba hy either partner closing
the business Their office will he kept tho old
occupied by Moasrs. lrby & Saunders IN
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
Sc HURT,
PLEASANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

WINDOW SHADES and Gilt G0rnice.-
w opened for the Spring, fine assortment Of Win
dow Shades, Gilt Conice Curtain Bands and Pins-many
new and very beautiful styes. SIMPSON q BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

"
w This question satisfactorily answered by call
ing at j II. THOMPSON 4 CO.'S DRUG STORE, and test
ing REALLY FINE and GENUINE HAVANA
CIGARS pronounced by judges to be JUST THE THING
NEEDED. apl l4-d&ctsif
SILVER PLATED ~ IVORY GOODS.-We
- opening large Of these goods
sisting Table Walters inches
Water Pitchers Gobets, patent WAGER Tanks Syrup Cups,
with plate Urns Coffee and Tea Ses Of SIX pieces Ladies'
Stands Bowlcs Salt Spoons
Tongs Scoops Spoon and Egg Stands Table Desert aud
Tea Spoons Table and Desert Forks pattern Just in
duced and 10 be plated pure ALBAJA and
tribe plate which renders them superior quality
Knives, silver plated Forks from good arti
Gle thirty five dollars do, with immos able handles,
o0sensd; Ivory Knives In
plee SETS. 81 and SO pieces, with steel forks.
These goods selected by ourselves Mt the manufaco
be To be had North
ern retail or Wholesale prices. SIMPSON & BRO.
l4-d&r2Yv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-19

NOTlCE.-Hssing purchased Of MeHara. Mcdaniel Hurt
~ Preston their entire stock of Groceries
stand formerly occupied by them. prepared
the numerous patrons Of Mcdaniel Hurt Preston
aud the public generally large aud well selected
stock Of Groceries Liquors. Staple Dry Goods &c which
offer az lowos market rates. for Cash. prompt
usual time
We win give particular attention 10 The COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds country produce
montH generally will render saloa promptly aud cash
whom dcarod win make liberal on produce in hind
and viii and FORWA GOODS nj tho usual rates
when funds deposited produce placed In hand
charges.
IRBY & SAUNDERS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-23

The appointment of our distinguished MEM
Der as chairman of the important Committee
on Territories, has given great satisfaction to
his friends in this district, and is compliment
he has earned by his 'unAinching advocacy of
the principles of Freedom, and by the ability
and, courage he has shown in the nine weeks
struggle, which ended in the election of Mr..
BANKS as Speaker. The friends Of Freedom
may be certain that in all matters appertaining
to the cause, hfought before that Committee,
the side OF Human Rights and Justice will be
boldly and zealously set forth, without resort
to unfairness or ilibcrality towards opponents.
Mr., Grow is now in his third term in Con
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-23
Doings in Congress

SENATE, Feb. IS.-A resolution was VD,;, -,
calling upon the President for full ln"lI" p'+,,
in regard TO Kansas affairs. lhc FesSa S'nsy
les over one day under the rule. line Io% I,;nS
then resumed the consideration Of l"e ror,e "or
of the Naval Retiring Board. some na ';.ap,
information was received from the 'tIa' .Sa i
showing that Gov. Shannon had ha' .% =
S. forces placed at his command. as Oclo,. ~
ported. MIR. Wilson said these docnu'i;. !. III
tirely misreprescnted the state OF allaI.' Spusr
Territory. He had the floor when inc ~
adjourned. .c,n
HousE.-The Ncw-York Chamber u ~ A.
merce presented a memorial asking lo 'Souss b.
preparation to improve the public rdtb
at Quarantine also asking an este",loIISSn :aI STATE
reciprocity principle between the "'.,r nnoo IL
and Canadas. MIR. Grow called ugys Tsnss
President for copy of the laws rs, ., :" t6at IL
and other information as to atlai,s =, ;" - autM
ritory Mr.. lane introduced bill 10 i,.,s[or ""
ize the people of Oregon to form ,;,"ian o;% ipu
ernment, preparatory to their uI aulI'' a Mlr
the Union. Mr.. Dunn introdnceu ouppN
the boundaries ot halls''p "ra Ten
hibiting Slavery in that and AeoLa'"% y, ','ri, 10
tories. 1t was referred to the t'i'''V'"
mittcc. Adjourned.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-23

The following is an official copy Of Gov. Rec
der's protest against the admission of Gen.
Whitfield as Delegate from Kansas to the
House of Representatives at Washington
To the Honorabes the House of Representatives of
the United State, 80.
"The memorial of the undersigned, on be-
half of the qualified voters of the Territory of
Kansas and in his capacity of representative
of said voters, hereinafter stated, respectfully
represents That he claims to be entitled to
represent the said Territory in the Thirty
Fourth Congress as Congressional Delegate,
to the exclusion and in lieu of Hon. j Whit
field, the sitting Delegate. upon the following
state of facts: The said ]. w Whitfield,
as your memOrialist is informed, claims 10 have
been elected at pretended election held on
the first day of October last in said Territory
which said pretended election your memoralist
contends and purposes to show was absolutely
void, being without any valid law or the will
of the people or qualified voters to authorize or
to support it, .....
That the law under which said pretended
election was held emanated from legislative
assembly which the people and qualified voters
of said territory protest and declare, through
your memorialist, were not elected by them,
rior non-residents, who could pass no law that
would be binding on them, and whose election
and action should not be sanctioned or recog-
nized by this House, because they arc utterly
inconsistent with the idea of republican gov
ernment and destructive Of the plainest and
most undepiabe civil and political rights.
(" That the. said supposed election law was
entirely nugatory and of no effect, because pas
sed at an illegal and unauthorized place, where
no valid legislation could be had and was void
in itself and on its face, as containing provi-
slons directly and materially violative of the
Act of Congress to organize the said Territory
That said pretended election was not con
Quoted even according to the forms and mode
prescribed by the supposed law whchpnrport-
ed to authorize it.
" That many hundreds of illegal votes were
cast at said pretended election by non-residents
and Others.
And yonr memorialist excuses himself for
the want Of specifications under the two objec-
tions last above stated, by reason that he has
been unable to obtain from the Executive Office
in said Territory the necessary information. OF
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-23
Proclamation on Kansas.

President Pierce has issued a Proclamation
on Kansas, invoking ail good citizens to pro-
mote order by rendering obedience to law
meaning, of course, that all shall submit to the
enactments of the Missouri mob Legislature of
Kansas. Commenting on this movement of the
President to aid the Missouri ballies, while pro.
Tossing to aid the people of the Territory, the
National Intelligsncg says: r. .-os ..t.
The Government paper of Monday contain
ed an Executive Proclamation which, for the
information of our readers, We transfer to our
columns. Following on the heels of recent
special Message to Congress on the same sub
jcct, it is evidence that the President antic
pates something like civil war in the land of
Wanted 3" squatter sovereignty" and is pre-
pairing to meet the crisis 1t is proof, also,
of another thing, which perhaps the President
does not discern SO clearly and that is the
political error which has brought these trou-
bles opon him and upon the country. Surely,
never has any false step of Government in our
brief history, if in the history of any free eoun
try, been so fruitful Of eyil-of unmixed un-
compensated eyil--as the unealled-for repeal
of the Missouri Compromise. And now the
President is endeavoring, with the best inten
tions no doubt, to avert one of its disastrous
consequences by Proclamation. What a
sight, in this free Republican country, to be-
hold an Executive Proclamation forbiding ci
vii war. We most sincerely and deyoutly
hope it may have the effect; but we fear that
men who are aiming rifles and revolverS at
each others fraternal breasts will be little dis
posed to heed the Presidents admonitions-
And then should he find it necessary to inter
pose the military power of the General Gov
ernment--and that must be the next step
what state of things shall We not then pre-
sent to the world and to the country Is it
not enough to make angels weep to see so happy,
peaceful country-bessed in
every element of national and domestic happi-
aess as was this ouly two short years ago
suddenly, by one mad and peryerse act, con-
verted into an universal arena of discord and
of threatened commotion (? -.-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-23

FOREIGN NKws-Thc CANADA arrived at
Halifax on Monday last, with Liverpool dates
to the I'D of February; : There is report that
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan had some
angry words. at a personal interview, concern
ing Central American affairs. The prospects
Of peace are said to be stronger than ever; and
it is s.theaght that an armistice will seen be
agreed upon, The report OF the unconditional
acceptance of Austria's proposalsis confirmed
by yRussiandispatehes The Peace Congress was
to meet at Paris on the l7th of this month";
Baron Brnnew and Count Orloff represent
Russia Lord Clarendon goes from England !;
Count Buol from Austria Marquis DAzegIio
from Sardinia Dorvish Pasha from Turkey,
and NJ. Wallewski appears for France Prus-
sia, it is said, will not be admitted, she having
refused to agree to the .Preliminaries required
by the Allies but she will be invited to sign
the final Deed of Settlement. Parliament had
met The Queens speech contained nothing
important. Affairs in the Crimea are nm
changed tnlJ5z5 1na sss !asgos.bs sd5 f-s
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-23

any copies of the returns Of said election tho,
after several applications 10 the Secretarv ~
the Territory for certified copies of panerS - :"
his Office had been neglected and evaded ~" !"
Secretary frally gave positive refusal 10 fn" r"e
nsh the copies demanded, of Executive ,a;.' a%,'
utes for the year 1855, although the lawo MN
qnlre him to. furnish them semi-apDnapy ie'
the President of the United States. which so:o ~
copies, had they been forwarded, might k~hl san
furnished the necessary information to ,a.e yase
memorialst " your
" And yoiir snemorialist further ssates M.
be was duly elected by large majority ~ '"a' ,h
legal voters of the said Territory to tho aa;s .s
Office of Delegate at an election held on Na1u ~
9Th day of October, which he PROPOSES to ." s Tue
was the only valid election held in tho Tas, Tmos
tory for that purpose. A II Rrrn, hefri-
Washington, Fe6. IL, ls56.r : --'hhDEK.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-23
COURT PROCEEDJyrS

- = 4 IhcCEEDfN(rN
Il. w. Bard RS. John VI. For-Tbis causo
which was being tried when, We 70 n,n.'
last week, jury returned verdict for defeod.n,
Feb IL, the following Deeds were ackDouI
edged in open court by Sheriff Codding
Deed to Albert Newell for piece Of land :,
Burlington township $3.50 .
Deed to n. c. Harris for two lots in Iitcbfo,,
township. .. .....
Deed to Edward Overton for land in sbasb,
.quin township .-4.
Deed to Reuben Young for land in Sbeaboon;.
township.
Deed to Guy Tracy for two lots in Snitb6sn
township. -.. s....
Deed to +. ". Baird for a lot in WyauSi,,
township. stlt.-.s .,.-...'.
Deed to o. A. Barstow and Sclim Kerbv "a,
two lots in'fitchfeld township.
Deed to Judson Blackman for a lot in Or.,
ton township. ..
Deed to Elijah Blake for lot of land in Franz.
lin township.
On application, the Court grant charter If
incorporation to "The First Congregational
Church of Orwell"
Also similar charter for the = First Baptis,
Church of Troy
Wm. B. Dunham et..oi School COMMITTEE. ay
Of sub-distrid No. 6, an WIadAam trp r.
Hceektah Darling-Action brought for sum
paid by plaintiff to school teacher, being the
sum of defendants bill, he not residing within
the sub-district Verdict for plaintiff for So 10
Mercur & Overton for plaintiff, ElwelI aud
Adams for defence.
L1rk Bird rs. Lorenzo Y. Tla,h1m-ic
tion in debt on promissory note given by drft
to the plaintiff. After hearing plaintiff
takes non. pros. Mercur and Lyman for
plaintiff and Smith for defendant.
The jury were discharged on Saturday. A.
NJ, and court adjourned over to Monday j.
NJ.
Feb. 18th court was again called at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, pursuant to adjournment
Judges WnNor, BALLARD and AckLEY present.
After a hearing Of some matters in the Or.
phans court, adjourned to meet at O'clock,
P.M. .....
Henry Crammond rs Rusal and Jta Spt
ding in ejectment for the recoTeryG
a lot of land in Leroy township. After
hearing, parties file settlement judgment
for plaintiff conditionally EIwell for plaintiff
Watkins and Mercur for defendants.
c. L. G.. DE Chastcleaur 10 the use Of Bur
ton hingsbery rs ZebHlon Essslstme and HH
H. Esselstine, terrc tenams-Action of TFe
facias on mortgage &c, after hearing appear
ance and plea withdrawn and Judgment BY
consent for 1914 6S.
.John Inghdm Us Elisha LcIrlS Henry b%'
stim-Action in scire faciaS against defend
ant as bail on appeal for Zebulon EssehaR'
Appearance and plea withdrawn and jndsnf"
by consent Mcrcur for plaintiff and Watkins
for defendants.
Feb. goth. On application the court sFAn'
charter of incorporation of the First lH'"'
salst Society of Springfield
Margaret Robsrts rs. John RoEcfs-Ae0"'
in ejectment for piece of land in Ltchna
Patrick, McAlphin and Mercur Tor pia'H''
Elwell and Evans for defendant
AT the time of going to press the Az"
neys have summed up the cause and the 'a';'
has given his charge to the jury and the' 1"
now out.