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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

e@ The following sketch of a scene at
the great war meeting, at Washington, we
clip from Washington letter:
:" But in all tie history of the Republic,
know no more striking scene than that of
yesterday evening. Ushered in by salvos
of artillery, by wavings of banners and
clangor OF martial music, the President of
the United States appeared at a meeting
called TO promote more vigorous support
OF the war he was waging. The echoes of
the cannon were drowned out by the rap
turous cheers with which the people hailed
their Chief Magistrate. AS he took bis
place on the spot where, seventeen months
before, be had delivered his inaugural, be
looked down upon a tumultuous sea of hu-
manity that would not cease its roar OF
welcome a, his coming. As the cheers rang
out louder and londer, while he stood wait
ing for space to speak, as the vast audience
leaned forward like one man, waving bats
and handkerchiefs, and fairly shaking the
Capitol with their shouts, the face of this
simple Illinois fatboatman aud lawyer, in.
stead of flushing at the splendor of his re-
ception, grew sud and solemn, as be looked
half-dresnsiIy down, till his care worn ex-
preston seemed to hush the multitude.
Aud then be spoke. Not words VI justi-
6cation OF the Past, or promises for the Fu-
ture:
1.-THE only thing think of now, not like
ly to be better said by some one else, is q
matter 10 which have heard another per-
son blamed for what did myself Was
ever the ruler of great people, in a mo.
ment when bis personal popularity was SC
h.tteripgly brought home to him by bis
people, known voluntarily to assume, with.
out special necessity therefor, sucn popular
odum as the President honestly sought tC
transfer from the Secretary to himself.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

New YoRK, Aug. 1.-THE Tribune gives
the following officers wounded, not already
telegraphed. Lieut.. Hsacall, on Gen. Prin-
ces staff, slightly Lieut.. Col. Circle, Third
Wisconsin, supposed killed; Major Scott,
same regiment, wounded; Captain Haley,
same regiment, wounded.
The Sd Wisconsin went into battle 500 !;
to-day they muster but 225.
The following officers Of the 5th Ohio,
wounded in the battle OF Saturday, have ar
rived aud are under treatment at the Wash.
iDgton House Moi. H. G. Armstrong, Ad-
jutant H. Marshall, Capt. j. H. Runley, Lit.
r. Klrkup, Lieut.. W. Il. Thomas, Lieut..
Jackoway, Lieut.. 40 Medley, Serg't. A.
J. Shirrs, Lieut.. J.W. Miller. They report
Col. Candy, of the Seth Ohio, as also woun-
ded. s.a
The Berald's dispatch has the following
An additional order has beea issued in
relation TO those parties endeavorng to
leave the country before drafting takes
place.
In default OF giving bail, the parties are
to be taken to the nearest point or military
department, and placed at once on military
duty.
The World has the following:
SUNDAY, August l0.-Tne firing was re-
sumed this morning by daylight on oul
side, but was not responded to by the rob
els. Gen. Sigel has the advance, and wal
this morning inspecting bis position, ant
preparing for the days work. Nothing i'm
! portant has occurred. The wounded ar,
rapidly moved away. Many were left or
the field. Eight hundred were left in the
hospitals, hotels aud private houses, appro
Z priated 10 our use. ,os 81, s.-
II is reported that the enemy are MAXIM
a general movement on US by the way o
Luray. ----.-5-
4 The wagons are all being packed and til
horses haruessed. Burnsides is said TO b
on Jackson's right flank. No 4W
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Aug. IL,

er1oa NEW YORK, Aug. IL
FLcuR-dull and without material change
4 80@5 superior west; 1905 30 for
common to medium extra western; 40@
5 so for good shipping brands extra R. II.
A. 8 6o@6 so for trade brands closing
heavy.
WHrsKEY-A shade frmer, with sales at
302@3l.
MunAr Supply moderate with good ez-
port enquiry and market quite firm, win
ter red western l 27@l "a; white Michi-
gan 4l@l AZ; white Ky. / 5O@l So.
CoRN-scarce and wanted at full prices.
OATs-Firm at 47950. xs#a
Polk -Qniet and scarcely so firm, at
IL 25@ll Al for mess s7@lo fer pie
MUM. aria f~ rm Grt
LARD-Less active but without material
change In1la AeA t1-sE 2
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

B2- Mr.. John Lsnr OF Lafayette has
completed his new hotel IN that city, called
the Labr House, and has opened the same
to the public. II there is cityiD Indiana
that is in want OF first class hotel it is La
fayette, and we know that Nj. l.. has sup
piled that want See his advertisement in
another column. The Courier says:
'sThe arrivals at Lahr's new hotel aver
age nearly one hundred daily This, like
The call for 600, 900 soldiers, looks like busi-
ness.n
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

Ii UIsvILLE, Aug. IA Nashville dis
patch from Gen. Morgan, at Cumberland
Gap, says-DeOourcey' brigade aud The
l4ts kentucky, on the 5ih aud 9th instant,
had several engagements with Stevenson's
divisions 10 force. The rebels out number
ed US to l. The rebels lost 225 killed aud
wounded and Lieut.. Col. Gordon, of the
llth Tennessee, taken prisoner.
Our loss is killed ank Is wounded, and
fifty prisoners. Two companies of The l6lh
Ohio were surrounied by two rebel regi-
ments, and cut their way cut. We captur-
ed q large lot Of furage
John Morgan left Knoxville on the I'd
with 1000 cavalry, en- route to Kingston.
Kentucky is to be invaded.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

LExiSGros, NO., Aug. l2.-Late adsices
from independence, say Lieut Col. Buell.,
commanding that post. with so men, were
taken completely by surprise about FIVE
o'clock yesterday morning. Bulls men
were in the bank building, which after four
hours bard fighting, was cred by the reb Is
when Buell. surrendered. Capt. Thomas
of the State Militia was taken out and
murdered after the surrender. Our inform
ant who remained until after the surrender,
says the rebels gave out that they intended
TO attack this city Immediately. They will
meet with a warm reception.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

APPLEs.-We received, yesterday, from
Mr.. Catlsti, of the lower Bayou, present
of apples the most magnificent we have
seen this season. They are Of the variety
known as Summer Queen. They are pom
derous in size, delicious 10 favor, and hand
some enough to have, to some extent pal
lated the Jduz pas of Grandmother Eve.
Mr.. Catlett has a fine crop Of like fruit
together with other excellent varieties.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Aug.

-. - ~. CINcINNATI, Aug. 70.
FLouR Flour unchanged, and steady
at the close; superior AGA 10; extra 4 10
"a 20. t1s ik
WHEAT-AdEauced 3@5 cents per bush
ell and 10 good demand; Red so@s5;
white 90@95
CoRN-ln good demand at 35; nothing
new in provisions, $50 bbls sold at so.
GRoCERIEs-quiet:
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A hatboat came down the river yester-
day, containing q new Locomotive and ten
der built at Cincinnati for the Paducah r
r. to which place it was bound. The car
go seemed rather valuable to be consigned
to SO frail looking bark, but having float
ed from Cincinnati to this point there is no
doubt bat it will reach It's destination in
safely. Fe
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug IL.
Money abundant and easy at 4(05 per ct.
on call; 42@5 per cent on call 4%@53 for
prime piper.
Sterling Exchange dull at 25@1 Esq
for Bankers bills. American gold opened
steady, l3a and closed at l33@l4-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

LoUIsvrJLv, August l2-Reports not
confirmed at Headquarters, indicate guer-
riIls raids on Calhoun and Rumsey, on
Green river, creating considerable excite
ment on the Indiana border.
The steamer Venango hence for Cnmher-
land with suffers stores, sunk at Scuffle-
town on Sunday.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

than had been recently paid them. The.
r.oters at ore time overpowered the police,
during which time chief Brulland and 9th
ers of the force were severely injured =
Finally several of The ringleaders were ar
rested bat not until the officers revolvers
were nssd. The Mayor ordered The mill
tary under arms but,tbeir services were not
needed. A renewal of the disturbance is
applehended. -- sr~ -7--fer N~r
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

LEXINGTON, Mo-, Aug. l2.-Tndependence
was attacked yesterday by 1900 rebels un.
der Col. Hughes and Quantrl, and after
four hours severe fighting. the Federals sur
rendered. Twenty of ous men are reported
killed.. Reiuforcements which were sent
from here last uight to assist our troops at
independence have returned. There is great
excitement; and everybody is preparing for
the conflict.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

BUFFALO, Aug. l2.-Quite serious row
oc,u red yesterday afternoon on the docks.
The cause Of the disturbance is not clearly
stated, but is understood to have beeu caus-
ed by Irish and German sievedores trying
to PREVENT their fellows from working for less
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12.-Arrised the
prize steamer Ladonna. She was captured
by the Unadils, while attempting to run
up the ogechee river. The Ladonna is a
valuable iron vessel, with general cargo
from Nassau. The prize is valued at $4o0,-
600
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13
River News.

The river is still declining and river men
expect it to get very low before another
considerable rise occurs.
There has been but few boats passing for
the last few days. 81.
The Mary Crane came out of Green river
on Monday night with a fair load of shin
giles and grain.
The Exchange from St. Louis to Cincin-
natl passed up Tuesday morning.
The Courier arrived from Cairo at %
O'Clock yesterday morning with an excellent
trip.
The Bell Creole from Tennessee river pass-
ed up yesterday morning. .eiaa
The Tom Scott also from the Tennessee
passed up yesterday with a fair load of cot
ton. i ostF'fH
The Eugene loaded to the guards arrived
from Cairo at 81 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing.
She LETT on her return at 6 last evening.
The Courier, with a moderate trip left for
Cairo at noon yesterday.
We learn that Capt. Dexter has sold one
fourth of the Courier to Capt. Throop and
Gus. Dusouchet and that they will soon
take their places on her, the former as Capt.
and tae latter as clerk. rTF
These gentlemen are both old river men,
and their purchasing an interest in the
Courier at this time is an evidence they
have strong confidence in the ability of the
old line to maintain itself. They are both
popular officers and will enhance the popu-
lRrity of the Courier.
A CHANGE-Tbe new, light draugh
steamer Brilliant, Capt. Mason, viii take
the place of the Gen. Anderson, as the mail
packet between this city and Cairo, on and
after Thursday, the l4th inst. div
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

R@ Two more companies o I volunteers
came yesterday-one from Princeton by
Rail, and one from Rockport BY The Little
Grey Eagle.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

The Messrs Casey's have re6tted their
boat, the Judge Mcclure, and she now looks
nice as new, both without and within. She
made her trial trip yesterday which proved
entirely satisfactory.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

BosToN, Aug. l2.-The 34Ih Msssachu-
sets regiment is announced TO leave for the
seat of war this P. NJ. via New York. The
33l will probably leave to- morrow.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

D6Sr There was skirmish on the cor
ner OF Main and First streets yesterday be-
tween infantry and cavalry, one on each
side. The cavalry made dasbing charge,
which was bravely met by the Infantry,
when the cavalry retired in good ORDER
nobody hurt.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

VA sHINGToN, August PA dispatch
from Gen. Pope states that the rebels have
retreated, and his cavalry and artillery are
ia pursuit across the Rapidan.
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Announcement.
FIR sHERIFF.

FyK eHEklFf.
We are authorized to aunour CO the name of
GEORGE wOLFLIN ~ a candidate for re-eec-
tion 10 the office of Sheriff ofYsndefburgh county
at the next October election.
EDrroR JOURNAL Please announce M. L.
JOHNSON bs candida for the ofics of Sheriff
OF Vanderburgh county at the coming October
election.
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The Little Grey Eagle came down last
evening, crowded with passengers, ard re-
turned to Louisvill about midgnight.
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Hon. d. r. Williamson.

The unconditional Union nominee for At
torney General, will address the people at
the following times and places:
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CAIRp, Aug. l2.-The Memphis Bulletin
of the l0sh he's the follcwipg: sEE7
On Wednesday the 9Th the rebel ram
Arkansas came on a rsconnoi;ering expe-
dition mp the river as far as island 81 and
68 within so miles of Helena A +, days
since the Louisville accompanied by the
transports White Cloud and iatan started
with the Sd Wisconsin from Helena 10 60
up White river. The Louisville ran aground
and The expedition was abandoned because
Of the insuficieucy of water and returned
to Helena just in time to escape the Arkan-
sas Had it been few hours later col
Iision must have taken place.
The Bulletin prints report that sBreck-
inridre stratked and captured Baton Rouge
last Wedn, sday. This is considered not i'm
possible. e "a EQ al
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

We are requested to ammo uuce the name OF LE-
ROY CALVERT as a candidate for re election to
the fic. Of Coun Treasurer at the ensuing Octo-
b, r election in Vanderburgh county.
d h. EDIyoR .: You will please announce A.
Whittlesey, ESQ.,, as candidate for state senator
from the counties Of Posey and vanderburgh at
the next October election, in favor Of maintaining
the Union ut all hazards
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MONEY MARKET.

GoLD-12; Silver 6, demand notes sc
premium market quiet; exchange steady
at / discount at par.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

What casa Woman do fs tx-ar.-Much
every way. But shs can't keep peace in the fam
lily without a bottle Of Dead Shot to kill 81 the
blood-:hirsty hordes Of hungry Bed.gugs that,
paiuvitel, Introduce themselves to her lo6gers to
heir great Annoyance and disgust Now is the
time to use IT, Kill 'em now No family should
be without it. The Desd-Shot makes a clean
sweep renders peace certain by thu annihiation
Of the enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS
Agents in Evansville. KELLER b WHITE.
my13dlm
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The friends of the cause will please aid
10 giving notice of these speeches.
sThis appoin iment my be charged to Ovens
VILE, Of which change, If made, pubic no ice will
be given.
tThis may be changed to Rome, if so, due notice
will be given.
au I2-d&wt30au
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EoK TREAsURGR

MR. EDIToR: Please snnounse my name as o
candidate for tn office Of County Treasurer at the
ensuing DC ober e.ecton.
CALDWELL.
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fl Slight Cold,

x&fFVHA 81 eCs&g ~ AOsNAS
EsSAgiA RouQh, ~TTcaxseness
TRIANGULAR or Sto<e ,ShrGaf,
VSJ luhjchi might be checked
SlzRS tcith a simple remedy,
fneglected, often tcrn,uootes seriously.
FetU dre a1pare Of The importance #
stopping q Igondh or Slight
2aLd IN Its first stage that toeich
in The begjnnisag lOottld yield to O
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
ottacls the lungs. go
Akour1' bronchial >Stecllcs
1Dere first introduced eLevera years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best article before the public for
@ouahs, folds, 8<o,lchitis,
.59stjln1a, lg0ta<xh, the Hac7sing
Cough IN Igonannn/itioyl, and
numerous affections Of the t0lLfodf,
gtviny immediate relief.
Public Speakers n Singers
1uiu find them efiectttoL for clearing
and Strengthening the voicc.
Sold BY all Druggists and CDeoIe,s
in Medicine, at IS cents per boz.
fb5 KELLER A WHITE
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gave il up IS lost. Gen. Bntord deserves
great praise fer the very able manner in
which be exfricated his command from
such perlous condition.
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Dissolution Of Go-Partnership,
COMPREHENSIVE.

Ek ~. SCHROKDER -k-N-D ALEX
Ake AMBER LEMCkE have ibis d y entered
into ,rtnrislip under the Ct 70 ~ ; HR' EDEi.
4 LINN NE 70 the ruipo If con'inung 81 To.
ba co ana Cigr bnsine 8, TO- meriy cor us'eI b
>thro, dsr - hr. Aug4isw.
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Ns0.GP.-l50 boxes German and Palm, for :
- Low by Ifebal S. L. 0iLBhRT co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

Tbs .sppssfsss.-lt is a very eifbcult matl,r
with the majority of persons restrain their appe
tites; hence. we see an abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Com pIaiuts, and Disorders of the stoma b
and Digestive Organs. Hoofand's German Bitters
will entire, cure these complaints aud restore the
s,stem to its original vigor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everyvhere, at 75 csuts per lottle. feLIs
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-13

Z ne tOarssssoas aS6 EEpsrfsacs of an
auatfd.-Published for tho benefit and
warning ana caatlon to young who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at the same time the means of Self-Cure
BY one who has 7reI him elf after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
~uackery. By enclosing po paid addressed en-
veIope, SINGLE PIES may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford. Kings,
Co., NY, mhl5-d&w1y
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IS VsicEe2.ss BrOs.''
q COOKS SUGAR EVAP0RAToR

= COOKS" SUGAR EVAPORAIOR,
For making Sugar and Mo'asses from the sor-
ghum Cane. Call and see the machines" aso
a sample of srgr made on one OF them. OF send
FIR circu ar Civ ng prices, &c and mu h vsua-
bic information on the culture Of the Cane, &c.
Z This is "humbug" bnt something that has
been tried with great success for year,.
YICKERY BROTHERS,
Ag'ts fer vauderturgh and adjoining counties.
CoUNTRY BRAN lis tous on hand and TOR
sale in quantities to cult by VIckery Bros. 81
Z, LATE hide New Orleans Sugar.
bbls 9. Mulasses
10 bbls refined Sugars.
For sala 1t vieStry Bro~.
FL"UR,-Ex.rs Family Flour in bbls aud sacks
warranted good $3.50. =. s--....s.I, ~
MATCHEs.-100 g,oss Gates, and other good
brands OF mat, hes in store and Tor sails.
WHITE LIME.--50 barrels unslacked Lin. for
sac cheap by st ta f,
yICKERY BROS, II
jysl NJ. s. Main Il.
& Ue19R S.S-D .nOL.A ssBs DIRECT
~ from the South, for sale BY
jyo -o4r GEO. FoSTER GO.
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ROLE0 WAYS PELLs Bilious and
bowel complaints are speedily cured by a steady
perseverance with these medicines. In Fever and
az ne, the efficacy of thi, remedy is almost bsyoLd
belief it should bo resorted to the dis
ease is suspected lrom recurring chils aud flu hes,
biliuusness, loss of spi elite, FUR 1, ngue aud
dry ski l. Slid everywh re. 49, AUG
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:Jpcciai N0iiCcs.
The Horrid Barbarity {

The Horrid Barbarity of the South
1, OILY tqualled by the seductive and destio, ing
powers of the lightning Fly BiI er. 1t is en-
dered attractive Flies, and kills ms family You
will see them dead and cying within five minutes
Darker all the windows but one, ami there place
the Fly ill,r. Every Fly will fnd it in the
course OF the day, and die. Remember, it is the
Lightning Fly Killer that d, es this. Nothing
elss viii d. it. ,
THE DEAD-suoT FOR BEDBUGs a
Is certain and immediate d, a.h to these noxious
pest. 1t breaks mp their rests, destroys their
eggs, and is besom of dt struction 10 all that
tuie near. .--,.t.- srr.- u ass -v
Both ticles for sale by KELLER & WHITE,
Evansville. and deal rs generally. ang5-lmdw
Batch.f0 RS hatr Dye !-Ths 6ssfEH
the W-Orid.-WIBlIAM A BACHELORS &c e.
bIattd Hair Dye produces color not to be distin-
guishej from patu e--wsrranted bot to iniurc tire
Hair in the east Zen edies the i'll effects of bad
dyes and inv,gorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red
or Rusty II ir instantly turns q splvnd:d Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair soft aud beautiful. Sold
by all druggists, &C.
pS- The Geuu'Le is fign,d VIII LIAM A
BACHELOR, aie four sides Of each boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond otre.t.)
June2-dw
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The wagons are all being packed and the
horses haruessed. Burnsides is said TO be
on Jackson's right flank. Nt4
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12
District Court Calendar. July Term, 1882
B. F. MYRES. Judge.

B. F. MYREs. Judge.
The People VS.. Kassus Pejaro.
The People VS.. james M. Gaunt
S. Ncf VS.. G. D. Aldrch ct al.
Thos Wallace VS.. NJ. Il NJ. Shawl.
Yankee Jim's N. w. Co. VS.. NJ. W. Crary.
The People vs. G. l.. Wilson.
VIM. Hodges VS.. l.. L Bullock ct al.
y. K. Levings VS.. Jane Levings.
D. Burpee VS.. R. G. Clark ct al.
Il. j. q J. NJ. Milliken VS.. r. G. Clark ct al.
D. W. Earl Il Co. VS.. R. G. Clark ct al.
W. B. Churchill ct al VS.. J. Langcnour ct al.
James Mckinley VS.. J. Fogarty T. Wife.
Louis Lock vs. His Creditors.
Andrew Lakey VS.. j. l. key ct al.
J. E. Henry VS.. Everts x McGinnis.
II. S. Williams VS.. A. S. Benton.
King u Warrick VS.. Fl. G. House.
N. F. Zeigler VS.. Wells, Fargo Co.
Thomas Jones VS.. Wells, Fargo d Co.
Dwight Burpee vs.. H. W. Bum ct al.
N. Lackce VS.. VIM. Mott.
E. p. Tracy VS.. Robert Stead.
|. Richardson It Co. vs.. F. O'Nell Il Co.
S. R. Bradley vs.. j. Gilbrath ct al
N. W. Crazy VS.. Thomas Campbell ct al.
The Auburn Turnpike Co. vs. G. Connolly.
a. Henftlng VS.. w. Horn ct al.
Smith Il Hubbell vs.. j. & j. Lindsey.
J. NJ. Hawley VS.. S. R. Forward ct al.
Adelia Hill vs.. Reno & Simpson
John Long VS.. His Creditors.
Thomas Reas vs. Big Spring Tunnel Co.
Thomas Spargo VS.. G.. Rouse ct al.
Dutch Flat S N Co. VS.. Little Bear R. NJ. Co.
NJ Shaddcn VS.. His Creditors.
NJ. Verhaltz VS.. II. Defolk
James Nunlan vs.. Bear River Co.
Jones Knight VS.. 7. Il. l.. Holden.
VIM. McCarty VS.. Bear River Co.
NJ. Langstaff VS.. King, Kneeland ct al
VIM. Neiler VS.. NJ. Flick ct al