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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-01

I'm the manufacture of Threshers and SeparRtofs, 1
have aimed, in the first place. to select the most ap
proved patternssuc have been tried and found to
give satisfaction holding myself ready at all times to
adopt such improvements experience may suggest
being desirable In the next place. have endeayoed to
select the material and have always been careful to
employ but the most competent workmen. have
also instituted the most careful scruteny of all Of my
jobs before they placedin the sassroom and in
this way have been able to supply my customers with
but the most complete work 1t is to these facts
that my machines their reputation with farmers and
threshers. ft
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ERIE RAILWAY.

Great Broad GagHs, Double Trsek, asd Telegraph
ROute to
New York, Boston and oil E0stern Cities.
CARRYING THE '-.r4
Great Western and South Western U. S. Mails.
~. uucH5zzsssaz0 EXPRESS TRAINS leave Dunkirk
~ daily, Ou arrival of all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad from Cleveland Cincinnati To-
edo Chicago, Milwaukee, st PAM, St. Louis, DC, and
run through to New Yerk without change.
The ONLY RoUrs running Cars through from the lakes
to New York City. Splendid ventilated Sleeping cars
run on the Night Trains
Baggage checked through. Fars always Is low as by
any other route
Boston passengers and their baggage transferred Free
In New York.
Re particular and call for Tickets Dunkirk and the
Erie Hallway which sold At the principal Railroad
OHHcesin the West. i5srir 80
This Road affords superior facilities for shipment of
Freight Express Freight Trains leave New
York daily making close connections through to all
points West.
For Freight rates enquire Of A. II. WARD 240 Broad
wey NewYork JoHs s. DUNLAP, is State Street. Boston
Mass or T. s. SPENCER, Western Agent 50 CIaFk-St
Chicago. CHAS. MIhOT,
July II, 1862 Gen'l Sup't.
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A Kentucky eronaut who started on a voy-
age last Sunday week met with i'll luck. The
balloon caught in tree not far from SPOttsville,
and the yoyager, in attempting to reach terra
verely brIiisine himself otherwise. lie re-
mained in this condition twenty-four hours be-
fore he was found, and it is supposed he viii
not survive. The balloon was turned insldeout'
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Final Settlement.

THLIAB S. POPE, as Guardian, (having resigned HE
trust as such Guardisn) has filed his accounts in
the Office of the Probate Court for the final settlement of
said accounts which will be heard on the second day of
September, 1865, at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
WM 8. RUSSELL, Probate judge
Fremont, Aug. Ie, 1895 Sswas
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Ihave used DR.. Wisbsrts Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial in my family and eorislly it vslu-
able md safe medicine for Colds, Coughs to those
uredisposed to Consumption. DE. g. A. FOSTER,
No. 100 Genessee street. Utica n Y
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From the n. y. Tribune.

NO SLAVE BENEATH THE FLAG
To the Hon. HENRY WILSON, u s. Senator from Mass
schusetts whose distinguished ability integrity snd
rmness the right in this and many other instances
humanity and the future SO much indebted these
lines are by his especial permission most respectfully
i''ft 'i 7.l
No slave beneath that starry flag, o
The emblem of the freei tt-lse1
No fettered hand shall WELD the brand
That smites for Libertyi
No tramp ofseryile armies -'i
Shall shame Columbia's shore, .s
For he who fights for Freedoms rights ., f4
Is free forevermOre!
No slave beneath those glorious folds
That DER our fathers flew, fv
When every breath was dark with death,
But every heart was truel
No serfs of earth,s old empires
Kuelt meath its shadow then; sr .a-l i.
And they who now beneath it bow b.
FOreVermOre are menl
Go tell the ashes of the braves ..r.
Who at Port Hudson fell: INA
Go tell the dust whose holy trust
Stern Wagner guards so well. a-
Go breathe it soltly-slOwly-
Wherever the patriot slave ..s ..- q.
For right has fled, aud tell the dead
He fills a treend'a's grave!
i. Go tell Kentucky's bondsmen true.
That be who fights is lreei
And let the tale fill every gale
That floats DER TennesseeT
Let all our mighty rivers
The story southwark pour, A-
And every wave tell every slave
To be a slave no morel
. hsieir-- fHsi- f-
Go tell the brave of every land.
Where e'er that flag has flown b.
The tyrant's fear, the patriots cheer,
Through every cline and zone
That now no more forever ..-.s
Its stripes are Slavery's scars; ......f
No tear-drops stain its azure plain,
Nor dim its golden starsi
No slave beneath that grand old hsgl
Forever let it fly!
With lightning rolled In every fold,
And flashing victOryl
Gods blessing breathe around it;
And when all strife is done,
May Freedoms light that knows no night.
Make every-star a sum
sHe GEORGE LANSING TAYLOR.
NeI1 Britain, Conn, May, 1864.
s"The Conference Committee the Senate and Hons
of inserted one very important amend
msnt in the TconscriptioD1 bill, when it was befor
them Senator Wilson announced to them his firm reso
luton that slave should the Government fo
Que moment as slaUe, and it was provided that tn
drafted enlisted slave shall be free the instant that
enters the ssrvice."-Wash. Cor Of The Independent
Feb. 25, 1864.
See, also, Sec rs of the COnscrptiOn act in The NJ
Tribune, Daily of Feb. Is, and Weekly of Feb. 20.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION,

CATHERINE HUSS, Eliza Morrison and John Norri-
" son, her husband, Noah B. Huss Burr Huss, Morris
l.. Huss, Mary Huss, Oliver O. Huss, Barbara Huss,
Saxton Huss and Christian Huss, will take notice:
That, on the seventh day of August, A D. eighteen
hundred aud sixty five, petition filed against them,
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the County
of SaDduEky, by Chaplain r. Huss, and is pending
wherein the said Chaplain R. Huss demands that dover
assigned and partition be made of the following real
estate, to wit: .lt--.....l-- ~,
Range sixteen, township four, section nineteen north
and east parts of west half, nore quarter, sixty
eight acres. -t,-- r-..,..r.s.- -st,.s. ~. +.
east corner, east half north quarter, three acres
Range sixteen, township four, section eighteen east
half southwest quarter, seventy six acres.
Range sixteen, township four section eighteen south
west quarter, th-east quarter, forty acres.
Range sixteen, tOwDshpfour, section eighteen, west
part quarter, southeast quarter twenty
That at the next term Of said Court the said Chaplin
r. Huss will apply for order to have dover assigned,
andpsTtiticn made of said premises 81 .as
CHAPLIN r. HUSS.
August II, 1885. 32w6 aF,
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DR.. WISHART'S4 PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the following
diseases: Consumption, if not beyond the pow
err of medicine; InfammatiOn of the Lungs,
Coughs, Sore Throat and Breast, Bronchitis,
Asthma, and an unfailing remedy for female
complaints. ~
The above are few among the thousands
whom this great remedy has saved from an un-
timely grave. ,.e ati s'7'' ieetf f
We have thousands of letters from Physicians
and Druggists who have prescribed and sold the
Tar Cordial, saying that they have never used
or sold medicine which gave such universal
satisfaction. i's w
REMEMBER THAT
The Tar Cordial, when taken in connection with
Dr. Wishart's Dyspepsia Pills, is an infallabIe
cure for Dyspepsia
BEWARE OF OOUNTERFEITSi
The genuine has the name Of the proprietor
and pine tree blown in the bottle All others
are spurious limitations
DR.. L. @. G, WISHART,
No. 10, NORTH SECoND-sT., PHLADELrHIA, PA.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, at wholesale
BY all Philadelphia and New York Wholesale
Druggists. .5.tz AYlA
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IL EVERETT,

/. rrORNEY AND ,GoUNSkIdyO Az LAW, and .sO-
a lictor in Chancery; viii attend 10 professional bu
siness in Sandusky and adjoining counties OFFICE,
Second story BucklaDd's NEW Bloch. -
- q FREMONT, Ohio. q - -.
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ASTHMA AND COUGH CURED.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instanta-
neous relief in cases of Asthma and WhOOping
Cough. 1t often cures whOoping before it runs
half its course as it acts at once on the phlegm
and mucus, and expels them from the throat,
and the sufferer is relieved. In case of Asthma,
use DIR. Wishart's Dyspepsia Pills with the Cor
dial as they have never been known TO fail 10
cure that disease. ei..
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nR s. A. ORWIG.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
VTTII attsnd to all cases entrusted TO his care with
w pror6ptneas and due diligence under bis estab-
sbed propositions asfar as Pf1cscable) of Vuck Oures
few visits and Low Charges.
GREENSBURG CROSS ROADS,
Jane 80. 1865. SSndusky County, Ohio.
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Farm for Sale.
Petition for Diverce.

In Sandusky County, Ohio, Court Of Common Pleas
Thomas BSbcock vs. Catherine P. Babcock
fINHE said Catherine r RAbcock whose resideuco ia
Il unknown, will take notice. that the said Thomas
dd on the sixteenth DAY OF August, eighteen hundred
and sixty i've file in the Office of the Clerk said Court
bis petition for Divorces and the custody Of his infant
daughter Lydia Josephine, alleging for causeAduItery
aud absence for than three years. Said petit
will he for hearing az tho next term Of said Court
comme Dcing October second, 1855
THOMAS BABCOCK.
-.-- By c. W. PAeE, his Attorney. &
August Is, 1855. 33w6 ,e -..-.-44
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WOODBURY,s PATENT.

have thus far found that Woodburys Patent is most
sought after by threshers and certificates show it
does good work and gives excellent satisfaction The
frs premium awarded to this machine at the Mchi-
gan and Ohio State Fars 1865 and has always recev-
ed the first premium at County and State Fairs when
exhibited both in the United States and Canadas
am the only many tacturer Of this superior ma
chine an the State
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C. X. McCULLOCH, ,

DEALER IN f-sE Il -
Drugs, Medicine, Dye-StutfB, Glass, Paints,
Oils, Books, Stationery, GlAss We're, dc, &c
No. 8, Buckland Block, Fremont.
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y. w. FAILING.

HoMGAPArHIcs PHYSICIAN AND SUktssoN.
OFFICE.-Bu -Buckland's old Block, second AOor Resi-
deucen Pike street. first house east Of the old Cao-
lie Church. Particular attention paid 20 diseases Of the
throat and Lungs Fremont, April, 1854
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ID. w. PAGE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW And NOTARY PUB1do.
Insurance Real Estate and General Collecting Agent for
an kinds Of War aud Patent Claims.
CLYDE 9 Ss sSsndusiy county, Ohio
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L.. It. siEEHARz,

. U h U EO N DE n IT, =
.Att ANNOUNCES tn his old friends and the
S public generally. that be has again returned
OlI1flY TO Fremont, where he has taken rooms at
his old stand in ShomO Building, the Post Office,
and " nromptIy attend all calls In his profession.
Having had years Of experience, he feels competent to
perform ali work and operations pertaining to his pro-
fesson Every description of work done IN STYLE and
AZ prices 20 suit everybody. All work warranted
Fremont, May S, 1865
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u w WINSI,Ow

d. 1roRNElF. ahn. .CoUNS NSEI.E.0R AT LAW, will nt-
,a,S t Protessionsl Business ~ Sandusky and ad-
,ainine couaiie& SPECIAL atteatlongsen to procuring
soldiers Paw Bounty, and PeRsions.
OEyIcg-Second Story Tylsr's Block.
FREMONT, OHIO.
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=. R. TAYLOR,

HoMEoPArHIc PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
oFFICEAIn vailettes Block, over J. W BOvlus'
Grocery and Creekery Store. p faft s-O :
Fremont, April s, 1854
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I .Tr.llEr = n =. = !. 4
IOuNhGREENE De-

a TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, viii
N attend 10 Legal Business IN Sandrsky and adloIn
ing eouutes Particular attention paid the collection
of Claims--6oldieEs' Rack Pay. Bounty and Pension
caiIus promptly attendedtO.
oFFICE-Front, corner room. upstairs, Tyler BLOCK
FREMONT, OHIO
FEBRUARY I9, 1865.
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Atlantic { Great Western Railway. /.


Two through Express bstwssn Cleveland and Ne'
York. Takes effect May le, 1894 rlqi-1 .i
, 1865-12-21
INDIANA. LEGISLATURE.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
lSulANAPoLm Dec g.

,,..,r,t
Isu1AaApo1ra Dec e
afxArx
The senn,e met s.ea.m.
AF. hofd presented protest Of Democratic Sen
Rturr against the action OF The Senate In rro,na II
edrrslion Of children Of negroes. ~ IL ''s'f' U
.ssa e9'aaon ~ 1sss rs,ens me spesay tsa aud CT
order, The consideration was postponed III, ia
nor1ow.
,nc oh.truciios, AZ hfrhu.v. h1 ,,1sa $ou.nn
~ -. ~, sMa, W A.suNaJs " ial1eaa trains
% unnxe eln amensinG general banking a4 40 a t
etncSha5dar. @ ~ III Se seeonnts ci deeeaset
court. In Morgan ard Monroe ennnie. u hi MaGla.as ;S
porntnc tbe town Of Hun1nS,oo. XII :1,1 un lnsof
Ira fnr7nafjnn ri hTdr-n1,r IT, ti3t
ins clerks Of Circuit cets 10 ie4 ns:o,ds p feqa'f
tha. m ihs hGuse nss,,s ~ received
mtDt 10 Tho biu frpealfnc sn rn,,eh n ,h s aa,o
ye11ef law a. lcyies faT m ~ pcn Ia
on ~ qs Of 1 "a 6 ., ne amount collected
ioa Of he Coyernnr fr 1se snr* apoeT =, tae dtrse
spldeu. ara fan,iiies af sotI2p tht ~ 9esnsate
home @@o' 'oE'' lave nc
pointed. Con s1stnS OF Nessrs, enia1 sa W. ap
Iht bili rrtIeTfnr co1nev nffcsrs s anI
failure to enueTste dor fsiI,a ~ on naoisy 10.
tisnding a1 to a. -~'S' A'''sa !" i%1sn' tns so1e
mo hi enahl,no eountv on5ixo-. ., ,,
bills. passedNayes IN noes 41o''o'1 W Issue fee
lie puolis dst4 hi snd ~ mes.o.,, RI ~, o...
taEcn an' snd ihr Sen.te ias1at,! en@neuts was
men1s' Messr. nrsgi0 80 t.sGn1 oa ~ anend.
Commi;,ce Of Confsrencr a4 >8s'o' "ete appointed
ettnbiith;ne H. M,1n, ne se!1c1 o. bills
,rer,s inEe1 m ~ 1,sy ~ Soan.y sr.mlMl CouFL.
i,ommjttee cnnrur,.s - w * y tae Saa1cfaFy
The bl 10 ie1saIize conY t11 he,p o,sG pssssea ~ a
snnue aa1ea 70 Pey a,aea sn oounu, vas discussed,
Scna,c sdourped % iii y eooca1Feo tnr and The
, 1865-12-21

TIE MERCHANTS VERSUS TIE MERCHANTS DEs-
rATCu ccNr4xx.-An ad3ournsd meeting Of the
merchants who suffered By the fire at Detroit On
The 18th Of October. wns held Yesterday forenoon
at Messrs. King, Kelle. Co.'s Office, No. - Lake
street. fer the purpose Of hearing the report OF the
conmIttee, sppo'nlcd 10 confer with the agent Of
American E1pfcsc Company. The meeting vas
largely attended, and Af. Heusy ". King pre-
Mr. ordwsy, from the committee, raid that upon
calling GU Nj. Fargo thr question wns at once put,
.'Dpes lbe Ncfchnntx uczplch Company intend to
pay The clnimautt fu. the goods destroyed by fire
Il Detroit on The 18th Of Octobcr!" Mr. Fstso's
reply Eat thAt The Company had decided not 10 psy,
unlpee The Michigan Ocnttl would Iay them the
nmouut OF lose, and whclbef this would he done or
no.. was q matter OF 1nccF 1futy.
The report was accepted, and committee con-
eifttng ot Mcssrs. Il. W. King, g. ". Urdwnr and
Samuel Lose}oy, = nas eppotnsod 10 Institute legal
proceedings uexfns the Mcrchaule' Despatch
Company, fot recorrty Of the amou7t claimed.
The following resolution WAS then adopted mud
ordcrrd published:
Rrsotrad, That II Il the -enre Of lh1s meeting
that tic propt1ctors and officers Of he american
k1prcss Company, zpd the Merchauis' De.pa:eh
Company have treated tic claimants In this ACalr
IN mos! arrogant dishonest and nnheard Of man-
ncf snd hy faislf1ns their mort solemn ASSURANCES
TO 1he tu1ercrs by The late fsc. have rendered
acrof the merrhents OF The North N.st Ind ~
hereby advice all shppetz OF rnerclanui.c 10 cto.
fult 1ber oxn 4ntcsrr,s by shipping goods BIZ some
line winch hss not, Ii fh,s Mauncf rendered Il,
self Hreaft, md enthusiastically,
The meeting then adjouEDed.
, 1865-12-21
Tho Fire Of Sunday Night.

Eul1OEa EHIC8RU I1btnes =
In fouF report OF the drc which took place on
Sunday evening Inst at the house Of Pierce Smyths
OF Conn, Or Twenty ninth Street, South DIyision,
3pu have done gross injustice to tho character OF
Mr.: Smythc, Nhom you ttate to have bceu under
tbc Influence Of liquor. ! hare known Mrs. Smythe
for mans yeals. She, with her children took refuge
assert and ptofe that shc Wae not in the slightest
degree undtr: The influences Of drink, and further.
that her character has neen one Of e1tgnme ab.
hsem1o1enesE- AZ more fnduttuous, consistent
woman does not exist, one Who By her persc7erius
industry has brought Up Large family respectfully
md properly She was excited. rs she well might
fire could do The work, and she, with hes family,
about 10 be turned out penn.less upon The world.
, 1865-12-21

FtF1t Of the Scason-ObstructIon 10
Travel.

Yesterday the city was visited by the f:st resi-
tnow storm Of The eesson. Strictly speaking, It
was not the tt [a1 Of snow but thefpre vious1sisI
atoms have hardly been of sufficient importance 10
deserve attention. Yesterday, however. the anow
came down In good earnest All night long the
beautiful white winged messengers descended, and
ttIcets md sadewalk1 we're heapsd high, and the
hare shrubs end trees along tie avenues
were clothed with their pure new winter
az se snow @ II e fasSE ss1 a q aa ID
before the afternoon the street tracks Uerr almost
undistiDgnishable, and traffic Was considerably
tnreularly. Several d them ran OF tie taeK. md
various ktoppa.er necessarily occurred through the
afternoon. The conductors on the West Division
had to doube their teams In order to dag the
curred, and towards etrnfns tney were obliged to
the North Division Jared no better The roads being
very much obstEucted b. the storm
The ground Wna m excellent condition for sleigh.
tnE, and few parties took advantage ol the oppor
iuntty Afforded them. The weather Wos ecarceiy
lnt!d enough, however. for such amusement. II
beIis. tsa 40 f'''' 1''0A''4 "''4 '''' 's 0'|1'
The storm sprears to have been unusually severe
al The uains The Michigan Central traIu, which
was One at cleren o'clock last night, was
deIaycd for Two hour at Niles and New Buffalo,
s % Sue Il Ia se,ed fol nesy q
pletey obstruc1ed and rood dea1 Of time vas con-
ons H. away hs pos The a
Northwestern tEains ue.e also de!nyed considerably
beyond ,hc1r time. Ii w1s found necessary on most
Of ,hs rosas TO ~ The p!ow tn,e operation
wns nprohability TINT another htayy fall would
tusue before morning.
, 1865-12-21
Law INTELLIGENCE.
Snits Against Express Compsnles-.Tke
Detroit Hre.-New Suits and Old
0ncs--The Marlne Bank.

scPEn1oR CorR7-B1or< Hos.s. John IT, F.l.oa,
Joseph E GsTy aei John 4. .Iones .a,-Taiious
parties ". The Merchants Despatch Co., et al.
icstCrday afternoon suits were commenced In TIM
court aeainst the Mcrchsnts' Despatch COMPANY.
the American E1prcss Company, James C. Fargo.
William G. Fargo and John Dut,er1leld. by bve
husineas Arms Of this city. The suits are each
recover danares Ior The los. Of goods ntrrttsd Ia
The care Of The defcndants u common cat7sers,
aDa desiro5ed In octoeeE last BY tbs bnsnin; of q
Detrol'. The following Ire the arms vho ha5c
claims. 9~" ~0S'
Kiuc, Kellogg 4 Co... x.s mn
.Ia1nes 2. FisEe & Co.., ,..,.... = ~
4nnt Barbour & Hale. 1f7fsS1
William r. Lo!ejor l. Co ...-............., :, GoW
The prsGps for summons wefc he on1y p.ners
B9rdick ~. parmelee et ali. This was an action
F5anf fnrnelee, David 4 Garr and Liberf1 Is. 4.
bietlow, 70 RECOVER damages Mid 1t 81 ,a0a IN lie
tsa IL ,a aafs,sade snd contents valued Il st.oo
10 auotheT. ~ o-s 0sfeA
Qumhy Ct al. ". Bot.tosd ct alL An action OF
snd Others aga,nst Jabez Z. Bofstssd aad a d oihers.
11am1gea wc1e laid NJ E5.000. Beyond the prGc1pf
10y vsnGsa9 vsgmmoas 81 10 b Papsfs were lied. -.
emcnmsooed m by Rnee1s Vaughan - asaipsI ,joe1 !" II /"
Wicker, 10 recover damages La ii SGi6. Tie 1ra.
eTe ,ar summons WIS The only paper tlled.
assumpstt u which da1naRes sFr chlmed 81 I'D rss
Commenced By the Wes:e1u Marine and Fire Insnr,
anee Company for the use OF Jobn r. Dicse1sou.
t,r;.ss 1.s sassmst sas Ephssf L. Denison. The
snrDe ~. kus eell. a sirntatly entitled su,t xas
eom~e1eed COT ~ The same complainant against sam.
The pvsSps a; ~ he only paper dled- ' 81 s'''-
=. senool ltnttecs fs- kestoot. This Wa m action
a5grpst e. 70 rseosr aaays el.,mea = sl0
1anee Il L, against Samuel h. Keftoo.~ No paocrs
except p u preeiPs were died.
s4-Hrockna1 vs.. Buck.
6-ouich II. Ctly OF Chicago.
S-CarberTy V. Gunderson Ct II,
.G-Fiolet vs. Walenia.
y-Flemuef u. Barber,
1n-uay #, NnciIef ct Il
ln-Rock et u, ~ Young.
1Gs-uaHtecn II. MURPHY.
1lS-Elrus vs- Holou-
1o4-clsy Of chleago ss. McClell.nd.
,,s,Ia .ihcEtf S9unF-85srs Ho1. E. y N.Al1ms.--
-, na'a T. HEfmh ~ >. A. Nelsou 1t n. In ibis
returned verdict OF guilty. and assexsed p}aint,ss
damages At $s19,61. Defendants rave roEce Of
mf'se6 fee5,ffstH fa5 new *2 =. .'f1 H., x.on -.
casc. On trial. 'N' ~ t4s
Cox ". Pierce q IL. bill ia ehsuce1 rra a,.d
" John Cox against Francis a. Pierce and Charles
brewster. Coz 4 Co., ths members Of which re-
Gently carried On the bustncss o? p<lnterx in this
CITY. P.ainud pays tor dissolution md Tor lis
The following Numbered cases comprise the t.ial
docket iot io.day: Noe. S., 81, @, ii, 81 l H. a.
o. g. e. =. = Is and II -
Eta'e Of Temperance G. Butler. deceasoi In Ills
estate The wall ~as proved and letters teeameutary
oEdetcd to issne to Hcag F. Black, undar bonds o.
consisting almoat exclusively or real cststa. tf,s
chlel paH Of which Is situated near West Kinzlo
, 1865-12-21

NEW YoEK, Dec, e0,-It il state6 that brig. Gen
T.. ". Sherman Ia to be placed IN command Of For
Adams, at Newport, r. l., and thst tho 1ortrese wt
artillery.
, 1865-12-21
Financial
or nm

New YoEK, Dec. eo,-The Eraaig Hoat tays The
loan market II lees eaFy but there t. taft supply
OF dieengaGed capital seeking temporary invest
ncpt. Seven per cent Is tho Ente tor csI loans and
Sn6bl0 The rate Of discount FIR first 1lass CONNER
ctal tills.
Stock market Ia animated and there IL considers.
bic activity Government s3oeks are frmef. Rail-
Ioad -lnres arc unsettled. The adr1nce Of earlier
business Was followed BY slght resctlon. Market
closing dull.
, 1865-12-21

CNtfnn EN1H.

DAvEHoRr. 1owa, Dec. 20.-Capt. X Baterton,
late Of the 47th Iowa infantry, hundred days' men
was instantly killed by falling from the Leclatr
BLOCK flour stosies> TO The pavement Ills home Is
In Oska}oosn
, 1865-12-21

FhNadcIphf~ FIaNF Markets Dec. IL.
There II very hAlo export demand for Flour but fhs
ma5EcI Nlner and more actYe. With sacs ot some
Aeoo 81. to n9e peEt toe shtpmsnt q s1tasno for
aieat ~ r. t..n'ly; tg5a1teso for .ed wheat d. and
high Knde which n1oa inquired for and generally
held Abo1a the views Of buyers With fair receipts and
etocxa for the season. Rye tour aud corn meal nre
du1 with snail tateH for the former at *6 So For tho
tath prices range as ss for Feuns5FsusA, and t50
Z hII for EfSldf HfEe.
, 1865-12-21

GnA1s--Whe1t nominsl!y unchanse. A sale Of one
hn at &c baectd. OatDeaers arc holding at nc II
- n1 eegs an ., Il fo so1 is n
ths ontsids ns15e l. now an est1cRe 9ne vesy ssle
in s3c. DistiI1ers 10 the market at that rnye
aswescru rye be laid down here at considerably
lnrcer atRS
, 1865-12-21

NEw YonE, Dec. 20.-Two million and half
ponds Of cotton. damaged by the recent fire, wers
sold at auction to-day, at from two cents to four
tecn and halt cents per pound.