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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

The Corinth (MississippD True Democrat
HOSTS at the head of its columns the
names of Stephen A. Douglas and a. II.
Stephens for President and Vice Presi-
dent, subject to the action of the Charles
ton convention. The Mobile (Alabama)
Daily Register, of October 9th, in announo-
ing the fact, says: The reaction which
we haze long predicted and which yester-
day we had the pleasure 10 announce posi-
lively, is setting in with tremendous
force that exceeds our lnost sanguine ex-
pectations. Not to mention such eviden-
ces of character as we are not at liberty to
make pubic, we have not space to-day 10
even give fair showing to the new allies
in the press which to-days mail reports to
us They shall have hearing as soon as
we can aiforC, the space"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

Hon. J. R. Giddings publishes a card de
Tending himself from the insinuations i'm
piled by the refusal of Capt Brown to an.
swer the question-in conversation with
Mason, Faulkner, and Nallandingham-
whether he (Giddings) had been consulted
about the Virginia expedition. He pro.
nonnces this attempt to assail him dishon-
orable, and denies having been consulted
by Brown in regard to this or any other
expedition whatever
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

The divorce docket of the supreme court
now in session in Providence, r. l., con-
tains eighty-threep petitions for release from
matrimony. The court appears determin-
ed to keep up with the business, and IN a
single hour removed the yoke from the
neckE Of twelve discontented complies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

STATE TREAsuRT.-We learn from Spring
field that the taxes are being very freely
paid into the State Treasury. During Ju-
ly, as appears by the Auditors book, $l7s,-
9f72S (inclrlding S5S, i466S from the Cen
trail ROAD was received. During August
the amount received was S4l4,9S476 and
during September $3O5,44095 The pay
ment of taxes of 1858 into the Treasury
has been delayed considerably by the law
passed by the Legislature last winter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

CART. Cook AEEEsrED.-Capt. John f,
Cook, one Of the leaders III the Harpers
Ferry instruction who had made his es-
cape III the mountains. was arrested on
"Wednesday, II miles from Chamhersburg
Pa. lie was fully armed and made a des-
perate resistance. He came out of the
mountains into the settlement to obtain
provisions He was much fatigue'i. and al
most starved. He was taken To Chambers
burg. After an examination before jus
tice Ru>her. and being fully identified by
a citizen Of that town, who formerly knew
him, he was committed To jail TO await a
requistion from Gov. Wise, He acknowl-
edged having three others with him on the
mountains OIe OF them was seen and
conyersed with. He had a blue blanket
over his shoulders, and carried Shapes
rife and double barreled gun. He said it
belonged to his partner, who had gone for
provisions Parties went IN search of the
others,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

WARNING TO MOTHERS The Chicago
Press and 1'tb'o,s relates an incident which
occurred III that city, and which should
serve rs a warning TO mothers, and those
having care OF little children y bright
little infant, a few months Old has been
iniuriously INDUCED in the habit common
to baby-folk of looking at the light, the
lamp being very brilliant flame from one
of the coal oils now in use. twas recent
~ discovered that the little one is stone
blind, the glare of the light being too much
for lis delicate organs Of vision.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

CHICAGO HER.iD.-C. n. PINE, ESQ.,, has
retired from the editorial charge Of the
Chicago Herald (Lecompton Organ and
L. S. Everett, Esq, takes his place Pine
is T. 8. Marshal for the northern district
Of Illinois, and finds his official duties too
pressing to allow his continuance at the
had cf the R~cII
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

KASsAs-A democratic State convention
Of the democracy of the State lin pros
the 25th inst, TO nominate candidates I'M
der the new constitution just adopted
Samuel Medary was nominated for Go
vernon. John p. Slough for Lieut.. Govern
Or. John \. llaldcman for member of Con-
gress, and Williams, the present Associate
Judge, for Chief Justice.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

INSURANCE COMPANY CoLLAfsED.-The In
demnity Insurance Company of Albany,
n Y, has been dissolved by order of the
Supreme Court Of New York, and recei-
Yer appointed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale County, S. The Peo
Die of the State b Illinois, all to whom these pre-
septs may come, and especially to the next Of kin,
heirs at-law, and creditors OF william T. "iison, de-
ceased-GREETING:
WHEREAS Thomas G. Wilson, Administrator Of the
w Estate OF William p. Wilson, deceased is desi-
rous Of rendering of his proceedings such
administrator, and having final settlement, and for
that purpose has made application to the County
Court Sale County a citation to be directed
those who may be interested in said estate: We,
therefore, require you appear before said COURT
at the court house Ottawa in said county the Sd
Monday of December, 1859 10 O'Clock in the fore
uoon you stto attend the final settlement of said
account.
In testimony whereof the subscriber clerk of the coun
" court Of La Sale county aforesaid has hereun-
H. to set his hand aft xed the seal of said court,
the cpd day Of October, 1859.
sc29-4w* p. LlNDLEf, Cierk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

ElSt01e q -UtcNuH bTYdth, Utc a.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having claims
IN against the estate of hae Bryan, deceased that
will attend term Of the County Court Of La Sale
County be held Otawa in said County of La Sale
of Illinois, the third Monday of Dec. next,
when and where all persons having claims against said
notified to the in writing to said
Court for adjustments.
oc?9-6w MARTHA BRYAN, Adrn'c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

DEMOCRATS N IT.-Thc Ottawa RepujFrra
IS SO much ashamed Of lis party in re-cu-
ing the negro Jim from the t. 5 Marshal
in the very halls Of Justice in Ottawa,
that it tries to divide the responsibility of
the act by the false assertion that demo
Gratis assisted in the rescue! The RcppJF-
can says this after having pcrpctrated the
double falsehood that the negro was not
rescued at all, but had escaped to tie
woods
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29
NJ l J. l. l y T. II Y
AliSS ANIRX

make purchases in any part Of the city where she hnds
desirable goods and low prices Believing herself to
the best judges of Millinery goods that goe
into New York. from this city or any in the West,
she has full confidence to defy competition.
Rooms corne of Main and Columbus Sts Ottawa, Ill.
SARAH AN3hl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

CIRCUIT CoUET-We are requested by the
Circuit Clerk Of this county 10 state that,
as the election occurs on the second day
Of the next term. the grand and petit jul
rors summoned 10 attend on the first dav
OF the term, will not be called until the
third day-W ednesday, Nov 9Th
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

ANOTHER BENoyAL BY THE pREslnENr-
The President has removed from office the
Hon. JAMES J, FARAN, postmaster of Gin
cinnati Under the theory that the Presi-
dent, in his declining years, is controlled
by men who use his power and patronage
to make him personally odious and ridicu-
lous in the eyes Of the people, this reno
val is perfectly consistent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

GILBERT, the first member of Congress
from California, was killed in a duel
Herbert, another member Of Congress from
that State, murdered a hotel waiter at
Washington. Key, the district attorney,
who conniyed at his acquittal, was shot by
Sicl<les-and now Senator Frederick is
killed by a Judge Of the Supreme Court
This is indeed a bloody record torso young
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29
PREMIUM CATTLE.

N7essrS. Wood & WOlfOrd
OFFER a premium of 500, in addition to the high
~ market price, for the best yoke Of cattle be-
tween the ages of Eve and eight years. raised La
ealIe county, that shall be presented the LIST day
March, 1850, provided not less than five yoke Of
fered on that day for competition. They will also agree
purchase at the highest market price all the cattle
may be presented for competition at the time ind
Gated. The premium to BE- awarded by disinterested
judges. oc29
lust received aud for sale, 100 barrels ne,o Chicago
ID Lime [jun III VAN DOREN OSBORN.
0tAFAP BOOKS at
OfsjAn3 ORTONS BOOK STORE
Is js,iS oRroxp socx STORE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

Christmas and New Years come on
Sundays, this winter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

LUTHER PREsTOS has been convicted by
the |. s Court Of Minnesota, for stealing
from the L S mail Mr. Preston stood
high in the community where he resided
The town was named for him, and up to
the time of his arrest no suspicion had
been entertained Of his dishonesty. Yet
he made regular business Of stealing from
the mail the registered letters, and send
ing their contents to his accompiice at Pc
oria, III. Further than this, he had made
s.n arrangement with that accomplice to
come on to Preston and rob him preston
of the county funds, he being at that time
County Treasurer Preston is man of IA
mily, and about 80 years of age. He is re
ported to be wealthy, and did not stand in
need of the money at the time he commit
ted the depredatiOns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-29

REFrBLIcAS HYPoCEIsr.-tiov. Hall, Of
Vermont, has just sent his last annual
message to the legislature Of that State
In that document lie thus opens his chap
ter on I" slavery
The position Of Vermont on the subject
Of slavery, which has for several years past
so much acitated the public mind, remains
unchanged. While yielding due obedi-
ence to the provision, OF the constitution
of the general government, Vermont does
not claim right 70 interfere with slavery
IN the States where it exists By law. and
she does not deny her obligation by com
pact to surrender fugitives from service,
when duly shown to be such, she repudi-
ates all pretensions of right in the slave
holder 10 bring his slave into this State
and hold him here in bondage.
Like ali other republican officials, this
Governor Acknowledges the constitutional
obligation to surrender fugitives, yet who
does not know that not only Gov. Hall
himself, but every republican in Vermont
would turn out at moments warning 10
mob L. 5. officer who should undertake
10 arrest fugitive slave in that State?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
i.iCiiO:. PafeDf Portable
KEYSTONE CIDER & WINE MILL



bLEASE take particular notice that tins -
L an enhre!Y Hf" MIL y" expense mas
been spared IN rs manufactures me mdlefiaiS
ar" the very best a'i "-" used E-trinllE IN" r} j.
inirs are almost two" ih" length "i the "Ia'r AMI al
inc.uu- the top % .iuiT mad" "i IRON, IH- scr'" Is
two inches IN Gi meter WITH heavy I. tiTrhi cut On
The beam OF the pres j. ct ooa instead OF wool
is made r''g ",''| ana ''' tr 81 ' me h't " lI ''
Inch"s through It, The "~'r 20. t' pres Is very much
increased anl ram not D" broken By ANY irIaoa"-. The
arrangement OF III" Tub "ri other F', q ii Ir,, J.,
very PERFECT IA" trNrs auI h'ti,r a' "tl '''
together N" journals run IN long 'arhs "ni' ia'i-
ly. H." worSmeHship hall n; he ex'c.e ty auy ina-
chm" = the Kind what. lfri'h'n oli- i' am
both IA tie arrangement anu aan!ca' department.
InpFoY c.nCEi> for iN-I-Ihr Follow in- some Of
the improvements aaie! his y'ar The frames aFe ut
m 'I,' mn ny. ny ,, ADJ, I ;r,n
OF the t-rjh bas been changed. To- TaLr them
grind easier aud fg'r. Lutlr,.y new -"Hritg has been
cou-trlntal. and the upper cyud, taS h.'u -rnrHt
down. SO that IN connection with The tr'ih or N hinder II
shall grind much With ali tEns" imirns' uts.
it l. believed that trri- no mil ia tie marh. hat VIII
rrf With sn little power is tH,ra any
that i. made in a la'ti~- ;uer" perfect mauu'r.
All r.rsru. who have been o id To- use the old-fas h
it,, ,,t mil are ,r I., i,ny.i,i.,if +, IS An e.
r.,ll, those who I.r. not large quantities Of ~ I,
Il, L.,ir- his mill ON your plantation or farm va, can
at any time. in a minutes. max. a f gallons Of
sweet cider r present you very eNr'tI'Inus
ly make up iw barrels The Machine well worked. i
capable Of making {" u barrels 81 CIDER day, with
r, II y mac 70 run 'y n"r,' ,''i 81 ,.i '~,r,
Of a.,c can pre-. The fornacr with all es-,
The following may be adfuced as the deci-
dpd advantaoeS of ,biS MEL:
,,ilI ,te ,,,rc ,f,,r than any other rrcss
with a given quantity Of apples in given time, and
SiS lp IT,, Vii 'nr r,sa % rcr and sree,cr cider than
-, = Iii ~
"'i -, .'i ''H -. ~ @ nm, h., 81, -, . 81. , , :. ,
90" ,ii man ~ a " - ~. " ~. 80 80 - ~, ~, % =.
~" t"u ""n'i' anu III t"a"'I'''H '' ~ -'o'' ~
- ,r;.t :. ..o, .,,, ,s. ,,,,r ,,-r,,s C,.r
rfas r.rri.s Gb,s.. Eur,er TsrI and TaIluw
F.01-With its use you can at all times have fresh
ana ,i,.' wet t cider. ..-..-,.
and . Of ,rh Maebiaa Trlcr so low hat it is
within the reach Of n-can it be that any intelligent
Farmer would do without IT.
specimen OF the many scores teceNeu'
During the mast winter had several boat loads Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09

WHEREAS, the Hon. AB'M S.WIISON,
w Preside Judge for the 2clh Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed of the
counties of Union, MIiilIn and SNYDER. and
PHILIP RuHL and JNo " SiuoNroS E>gS.. 4 $50
ciate Judges IN Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the 2ISr ddy of Iav,
1859, and to me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans Court. Court OF Common Pleas. Oyer
and Termjner. and General Quarter Sessions
at LEWISBURG. for the county of UNION.
on the second MONDAY Of SEPT. N,ctn" The
l1th day) 1889. and 10 continue one wreck
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen to the Cor
oner Justices of he Peace and Con>rahies m
and for he county OF Uulon. to appear IN their
own proper persons with their records iuquI-
sition>, examinations and orher rcmemhranceS
10 do those things which OF their Offices and in
their behalf apperlaln 10 be done; and all Wit
neSSe> and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Commonwealth against anv person or
persons, are required 10 be then and there
attending, and not depart without Leave al their
peril. Jurors are requested TO be punciual in
their attendance al the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice.
GIyen under nv hand and seal at the Sher-
if IS Office IN Lewi>hurg. the llth dav of Au-
gust in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and tiitv-njnr, and the eighty
second year OF the Independence of the United
States of America.-God save the Common
wealth, JOHN CRO~SGR0NE. Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
FRIENDLY WORDS.

Reader, thon and | are cleaners
In the harvest field Of Time;
Dav by day the gram IS rlpenlus
For SUMMER cline.
Whether, IN the early morning,
Going forth with busy feet,
Or, as weary 'a5orrrS. resting
Mid The nopn-dav heat.
Let Us strive with cheerful spirit
Each our dulv 10 lu,hi.
TIL the time Of harvest, subject
To the Masters will.
Let us garner up sweet memories,
Bound around with ties Of love,
Pleasant thoughts, 10 cheer the pathway
To our home above;
Trusting ihal these precious g'eaninSS,
Bound thus well with loving hand,
MAY in golden >h"aves be gathered
To the SpirI'-lant.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Union County iSburg Chronicle


TERHS-sl.5o per wear. - pam ,nvINcr-ani
?; tn" same rate for LONGER shorter period Thus
cts viii pay for four mouths - siN months dol
for eight months dol for sixteen months for tive
years = for four eoies year, sln for copies
yrar, Ac. cnsl' No. =. cts. PAY mrnt- hy ma luaii)
received ia gold postage stamps. bank notes at their
value here Most kinds Produce received a the Office
ne-Whrn the tim" expires f,r which paper Is paid,
tuulcss We have running acruunt' II l. STOPPED.
ABvEHrI-ENINTs handsomely published. 90 rer
square w"-k - r "a % after insertion. tr six
months, dot. per y"ar. Half sIusr,j Ct, o Ct, >
dol. 3 dol. Two square, -. +.Un. 500 Merchants Sr
not over oneipurth OF column 10 dol p,r wear. ulhrr
sizes &c aS may he agreed uVun- uarc is l. lines or
smallest tyIe or Ii If rXt 1r-rr Advertisements oaf
drm"-alizu- tendency. aut larE' cuts. omitted
Communications ic-irui toac~ 90 general interest
and accom- panied ty tho writers real aud address
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH i, located IN the o.lir,.
of the Adr Chr"H,rhy VIII p Of insert portant
News in advance uf the Phllai- Mails.
Connected with the pfr" ample materials most
kinds q JOB PAINTING which viii Ice executed with
neatness and despatch and "n reasonable terms.
re-'asuai Advertisements 10 lee paid Nhvn handed
In, ami Job Work when delivered.
ALI HuI-s DIE PRESENTATION.
oootflCE on Market Iare. north side. Seccnd storey
Nofdtn a torurliI>.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
CIR Star ano Gbronie!e.
WovDaY. SEPT. ,, 1859.

Should any b- disposed consider th- following .Iir-
tied ard original speech too wei beg them
member three things. Fh,r-Nr. LpyiJuI has Tor two
years received IN Congress the gross personal abuse
long bestowed Ap,Ys, and nrzt oupINas lie has
paid them back in their cnin with interest SIC
oNn-owsS LavrlT brother Of Rev. ElIJ,I p LOVE-
JOY, who Deliberately murdered by mob in Alton.
III, twenty years age. while defending his free
pres from rroSaycry mob; and it i, not to Le sup
posed that the suryyn; brother thinks any ttrr Of
The pr'--lavsry party since that unruui,hrl deed.
Tn-p-Thr -tyie Of speaking l"wcrn the Douglas rarty
in Illinois and the Republicans, is particularly rough
and rlcy. vii be- gathered from the aurrl.d fcrimen
READ. AND PASS Il OVER To YOUR NEIGuBUES.-
L.. sL.H \ l.rn.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Grand Jurors Sept. Term, 1853.

East B.fal,e-John + Brown, Saml Zeilers,
Abraham Frederick Jacob Sitter
Whne Deer-Joua> Fisher, David s,eninger,
Samuel b Paving
Bufaioe-Jame> Bed!e
NeIc B,rhn-juhu VI Benfcr, Roht Swineford.
Lrn,sfone-Iohn Ler5y, John Vi Taylor
KeHy-Peter Guyer, Lalr. Howard
MnnJurg-JosrFh GuIeiIu>, Vim Smith, Jno
Y Barber
West Blga!ye-Gcorge Sheary, Jacob Kline,
John l. Beaver
Lep,,burs-T ii Purdy, John Houghtcl
Hufi "A Yah Mar>'un
Union-J oht-l oungman
1rurcr>e Jurors
Ls,risJurg-John Walls, Michael Fichrhorn,
Aaron + Nejzei, Jos. W. shrner Iancer
M'Laughlln, Lewis Reyman John Beale,
Alexander NesbIt
East Bufai0e-JOhn Ruhl Jr, Samuel Dunkel
NfninLurg-C Charles Moniellu>, George Cute
fIus, John Reber, Robert + Barber, James
Chambers
Wed Bufaioe-Danl Bocenre.f, Conrad Sheck-
Ter, Anon II Luz, Edward Smith, Daniel
BufaLoe-Wm b Shriner, Weidler RohIand,
Edward Flick, John Mnium, James Iryln,
F Pontus
Rgrtlsy-DanIel Hunsicker Samuel Slrayhorn,
solomon DreI>bach
L,wis-Ira Kalherman
L,mesione-DayIdW " Pellman, William Foster
U,ion-Thomas Pursel, John Maze
NeW BerLH-Wm Benner, Fred'i Smith, Ben
jamin Winter
Hhife Deer-Daniel Reber Robert Candor,
John Or, l. F AbrighI, Andrew M'Leua-
han, Samuel GemberIng
H1rtision-Davld Kline, David Meyer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Executors Notice.

NOTICE j. hereby given that letters teSta-
= mcularv on the last will and testament
of WILLIAM kEINERD, late of Harley
Town, hap, Union county. deceased, have been
granted 90 the undersigned, by the ReglsteruI #
InIun count. ta due form ot law, w,'hefclorr alt
persons indebted ro sand estate are requeNlpdio
make Immediate payment, and those having,
claims against the same vii! present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
GEORGE BODP, Executor.
HARLEY, July -. l>a9
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Issue LiSl for Sepf. Term. 1899.

Issue List for Sept. Term, 1899.
Reuben StenInger v Alfred kneasS
John Roland vs State Mutual las. Co
PO Campbell ct al vs. Teed u Mari
David S;eninser vs. VIM II Mari
l. Abr sht rs Adam Schreck &c
Francis Krck =. Alexander Ammons
Daniel Rangler vs. John Lapp
S& DWeidensaul ir Shlrk vs. Church& Forrey
Levi X Shoch, deeds admrs vs. ] Yearger
Martin & Reed, minor, &c VS. & Dreisbach
James Russell vs. Jacob Dunkle
Christian Barlch vS Daniel ReLner
same same
John Kessler VS. GedieS. Marsh g. Co
Philip Seebold Us Peter Beaver ct al
Abram and John Aurand ChaS F Schafle
Martin q Reed sc vs. John Roland
George Nickel vs. Lelb & LeIb
John Mover Il wife same
Isaac Dunkle VS. Henry Ruhle
Daniel Rengler Jr vs Chamberin & Stout
Abram Wolfe vs. Beaver Ged VI Il Co
Reber q MuSser Us corporation University
II NJ Whtmer vS Jacob kloSS
Samuel II Orwig VS. Henry W Crotzer
$ l. Beck VS. Deirrick q Sheckler
Relish & Relsh vs. Peter RcI>h's Adm'rs
Chas Crtz Us Wm b Shriner
Saml l. Beck VS. Charles SleeS
John Marty VS. John Bartly
same VS. others
Thos G Orwig for ; Orwie VS. J VI Ranck
Scots Presb Church vs. John MCall
Israel Geyer VS. Aaron Smith
Wm kaufman vs. Peter Kaufman Admr
Jacob Swarz vs. Conrad Blind and wife
Cariy Tate vs. Il BrcbSr
Ihos Rasers Admr's VS. Ammons & Rawn
VIM Frlck Il Co VS. VIM Wolfe
Cyrus Eaton VS. F Il W Bogenreif
David Click vs. Saml ; Barber
Daniel Gosh IS Ludwiy Il Rauck and J
Philip Ruhl VS. Fraacs Wilson
Samuel Pawling VS. Samuel Showers et a!
Mlddleswarth Kerns Il Co VS. Chs H ShrIner
Frederick Worman VS. Jacob Smith
John WeriZ VS. Peter Neylus ct al
Samuel w Snodgrass VS. VIM Young Jr
ush for Guielus' AdmrS vs. Geo Dresbach .
Abraham Black vs. Andrew Splitter
George Barkdol vs. II w Croizer
I Church & Co VS. Vim II Keckner
Samuel Long and wife vs. Joseph Kleckner
Robt d Cummings VS. Sam Henderson etal,
X ] Young VS. Thos Orwig
'hares Stees VS. Saml l. Beck
scrlbner & Perkins VS. Albert Wynn
:, W m Price Jr VS. Robt NJ Musser
North, Chase q North VS. Joel Hursh
Iohn Sankey VS. Andrew Guielus
To>eph Christine VS. Beaver, Geddes NJ 81 Co
~ m T Seebold VS. Saml e Wilt
larson Burrows VS. Chas ID Mowrer
,n,ofaham Wolfe VS. Joseph Jol
= ~ .sh for DeHiier VS. 4 Messenger with notice ,
'Fa!nScT Rduch Us Black Il Fisher