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New York Dry Goods Market.

New York Dry Goods Market.
.tE Nav YoEk, september 80.
The following are dry goods quotations to-
day: Brown cottons, sgents' prices-Salmon
FAN AZ 305kGS5e NJ, S45zc; Medford, S5c;
Indian Orchard, W, sic B. b, 3se &, Soc.
Bleached cottOns-Bartletts, 5I-inch, SO &c;
33-inch, see 36-inch, 45c 46-iDch, 521 ;
Newmarket, II. sud A., S5@341zc; Black
water and Uniondale, 30@40c. Prints-Co-
checos, Sic; American, 80 Richmond, 2S.
Tickings-H 81 &c Prescott, extra,
zoe +; Thorndike, 42c; Stripes, Harqester,
361 &c. Decentralization, soc Farmers
55c. Corset Jeans--Bates', Newmarket, In
dian 0rchard, S21zc. Canton Fiannels--
Salmon Falls, extra bleuehed, 55e. Cam
brics-Portland, zoe; Feierm, 24c, CASH
meres-Eyans' silk mixed, g 50. DelRines
-Hamilton's, Pacific, Manchester, 35c,
Spool cottoD-Costs 4 Clark's, 81 IS, wiz
limantie, Csc. Hoopskirts-Mayer Bro, J.
L. Taps, I X inch, 2O@40c; SPRINGS, soc per
dozen Mayer Bros. coarse, $40 so whale
bone, Sl4 OO922 90 per dozen duplex ell
liptie in 20, 25, 80, IS, 40, s5, so per dozen
hoops, 81 90.
The following dispatches have been bulle-
tined in the Dry Goods Exchange to-day;
Boston-Decided improvement in trade.
The market continues firm. ..
Philsdelphia--Markst more active for
both cotton aud woollen goods, and prices
irm
II is reported that sesercI bids have been
made for shares in the Mexican loan. -.
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In reference TO the above returns the Phil
sdelphia Ledger Of Tuesday says;
The statement Of averages the past week
IN all the several items, points in the direc-
tion foreshadowed in Mr.. McCullochs Fort
Wayne speech. There is, as will be seen by
our figures a universal coming down.
There Is decrease Of calhtal, Of loans, Of
specie, Of legal tender notes, Of deposits and
Of eurrency-nll show . decrease, though
not large in any one, except that Of depos-
its, which are cut down pretty well on TO
million Of dollars-the result, probably, Of
the sharp demand for money for a week or
two pest. The cause of this stringegcy is
attributed 10 the funding Of legal tender
notes and 70 the demand for currency to 20
South aud West This, il is believed, viii
cease in q few days. The out Of town orders
for currency have fallen of, while there
have been free payments from the Govern
ment Treasury Offices. The policy Of the
Treasury is contraction, and whoever fails
20 comprehend this new position Of the Gov
eminent viii find their schemes ofproft
disarrHBgsd. Forty millions Of compound
notes and certificates have already passed
iuto funded debt, aud the fly riilH0ns
asked for via be forthcoming. a..
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EdgefeId Property.


A Brick Cottage With3 rooms, on Russell street,
very near me WIRE Bridge, and in an excellent
neighborhood. Price, y, 500 cash. 7 a.
Also, another nice Brick Cottage on Woodland
street. stu more convenient 70 the Wire Bridge,
snd very valuable; has rooms, store room and
porch good eistern, etc. Price, $3.50 cash
Also, house SAD lotion Woodland street house
contains rooms Lot fronts loo feet BY 10 feet
deep; good shade, etc. Price, 5000 one-thTd
each, balance Il and yeArs- ..-e
A House ou'BeH Street, with 4 rooms. Lotfronts
20 feet by 30 deep, good elstern. Price SS5.0
A neat framed Cottage, with rooms and kitchen.
Rooms Of good size; good cistern; porch front and
rear. otironis 90 ieet By no deep situated near
shelby ferk, and very convenient 10 the Vine
Bridge Price $500.
framed House win rooms and hall, porch IN
folt, VET shaded aud well enclosed Lot fronts 50
ie.i % woodland, 40 feet deep oms the residence
Of Mr.. Dury. fnce 5000.
! brick House with 5 rooms, en- Hermsn street
lot % ieet BY no. Good estern and gardeH, sill NeA
enclosed, Price $500
A House on Shelby street. with good rooms,
Kitchen, csllar, sud god cisiern. Lot rs feet b.
176. Paice soopeash.
, AfrRme House'ou ealiain pise with ST rooms,
kitchen 6uthouses. and an excellent eisiern well
enclosed. Lot GO feethy no. Price $500.
A framed House on Galaiin Pike, with rooms,
outhouSes lumber shed, and an excellent clstern.
Lot 100 ieet by 10. Terms $500
A Large two-story Brick residence, with eight
rooms, on Russell st, nesr ''3uhp street church "
Lot fronts lOo feet By 10 feet deep 6Cod kitchen
cistern. etc , and wei enclosed. Improvements IN
excellent condition, and one Of The b. 8 locations II
Edgefeld. II. "a
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Howe MACHINE,
Ella. Howe. j., Inventor 4 ra.sn.ss.

Elias Howe, Jr., Inventors Patentee,
II Is unequalled as Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BEST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new and spAoiOus Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
perVisiOn ofthe President Of the Com
pAny. ELIAS HOWE, Jr the original
inventor the Sewing Machine.
Duplicate parts of Machines con
SANITY on hand. ir
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed -
%..v.T;,... -.,s,,s
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For Sale the following Farms
DAVIDSON COUNTY FARMS.

A farm of2s acres Of good land, $ miles from the
city, near the Stewards Ferry Pike, wen fenced and
Sls6, \ splendid farm of63 acres, mass from
Nashville near stones river p 20 acres cleared
balance hesyiiy timbered- Land very rich.
Also a farm $50 acres Of bne lard, miles from
Nashville and near the Lebanon Pike. Has good
country improvements on il; % acres heavily
timhered Price, $50 per acre.
Also farm of l94 acress 81 miles frmo the city
on the Buena Vista Pike IS sores Cleared, balance
heavily timbered; splendidly watered soil Very
rich, VII be sold IN body or divided to suit pur-
chRserss
4 mile from MurffeesborO Pike. Splendid land and
has some good tfnber on Il.
A Farm OF sixty acres good land-l0 acres in
timber-three miles nom the city, on the County
ROAD, between tne Csksvils and Brick Church
| Pike. Price $500.
A Farm Of 1917 Acres, miles from the City,
on the "Neely'z Bend" Pie One-hsf Of the tract
| IL cleared, balance well tmbsred. Bias on It two
| story brick residence with SIX good rooms, good
kitchen stable, and o her OuthOuses. The farm Is
finely satered. sld Is enolosed with good cedar
fence. ~ 81
A Farm Of 81 acres, OF stones River Pike, ,
miles from the city, on Mil creek-Opposite Smith
1 Mil. About two thirds ofiti men bottom land
4 and well watered. -a.
Nice LItGe Farm Of l61S Acres, four and a
half miles from the city, on the Whites creek plkei
our sores in timber. Place wei Sstered.
! A Splendid Farm containing 400 Acres, I've
miles rom NsshYill- on the Nashville and ChAfis-
noopa railroad At Glen Clifie Depot, and on Nil
| creek The land is very rich, splendidly Estered
I aad beautifully located. This is one Of IL best
| GRASS FARMS in Davidson county and IL pecu-
liar adapted 70 raising Stock. on the place u q
railroad switch, and near by IS avery large gand-
/ bank being a splendid place Tor an extensive Brick
/ Yard. ~rhere-a two story brick residence, WITH :
/ framed abolition, onnlaiuing rooms; also kitchen
| and oui-houses, good harns, stables, DC, and an
Orchard. OF l0l9 choice Fruit Trees.
Nice Lutte Farm Of II Acres. four and 8
half miles from the city, on the D.ckerson Pike.
Has framed house with four rooms, out-housea and
stable. Land very rch, excellent water. Pnes
! S25Ol cash.
Cctl5-u
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SINCE Jan sI4a 50 7sO sis2 5si SIS sIsa, ~, %

Since Jan i.Sliz $50 7so Sis2 50, SIS Sls2 III 7o9
The exports of domestic produce for the
week include 80, 470 hrls. wheat -four, 1859
brls corn meal, A, QSS bush wheat, l25 bush
oais, Z, az bush peas, 329, los bush corr, l20
pkgs candles, Il, 5S7 bales cotton, s2g bales
hay, 10 bales hops, $40 brls resin, 10 brls
pitch, 2s,3gl gals sperm oil, ,529 brls pork,
e90 brls and zoo les beef, 126,S4T lbs cut
meats, l9, 3l6 lbs butter, 659, 040 lbs cheese,
1887 lbs lard, 3ss brls rice, p, 400 lbs tai
low, $40 hhds and 737 other pkgs crude to-
baccO, 80, 464 lbs manufactured do, 500, 966
gals petroleum.
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NashvllIs properly.

An elegant story Brick Residence, No. 80 Cher.
~ street. next door 10 'lyeller House, containing
20 rooms. Lot fronts 90 ieet, by $50 deep. One q
the best places in the city. s.ff EH
Also good Frame House with rooms, on South
Summer street. in good cOndition- Priee mod
erae,
Good Brick Residence, No 90 Line street.
with nine rooms gas fixtures All through the house
Good outhouses and stable, sll In good C0ndti ton.
Let Al by $50 feet, Price very moderate.
AlsO--A Brick Store house, No. q Broad street.
south side, two doors from Market, three stories
high, Is feet by IS. most excellent stSnd, and is
free from taxation.
Als0-A commodious Brick Dwelling, corner OF
mcLFm0ne aud Gay, with seven rooms kitchen with
3 rooms, and lumber room. Lot fronts 465z feet on
Gsy, bY 81 deep. splendid water and beautifully
shaded yard wei enclosed. Price 500.
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Notice to Distillers.

usuzD sEkrls IErusaL EEEEEua, !
CoIIEcI0zis 0FFIoE, Slcusp n1sf. % lEEI,
NssHvILLE, oct. Is. ie65.
TFREAFTER % isiliesisf ants vi = alluged
II 10 - sd o. removed ir5n dlsiilalrF uiiH1ut
f-Si iusine iuspeefsd and br11dsd. EFer7 rioiatou
sftnn Iriffua EsFenus - ID as r. scr WI slr
iect Ghe zsrnes 70 hesEy 1nes ana pensliies which
vii 10 rirdy enioueed 3 eVefy Insane. Ne fur
thas nsside VII - Eipen- Ths Az must Is under.
stood and coraplied Uita- z. l. NoRVELL,
{ eetlflm y " colector.
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Philadelphia Banks.

The following comparative statement
shows the average eond ton Of the leading
items Of the Philadelphia banks for the past
aud previous week:
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The following are the quotations Tor uacu rreu
money By C. \. 0EDvAE, broker. No. IS College
street
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Notes Of the Bank Of Tennessee dated fsdl, OF
signed BY G. G. Tortrtt, President are uns~leable.
Southern money Of denominations less than s.,
except for the best Banks, taken e. less rates
than the shove. la
Uncurrent money can be RENTED BY Express or
mail, and returns will be made promptly.
Mutilstsd and defaced Treasury Notes bought.
Northern aud Eastern money taken 81 per cent.
discount.
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SAMARITAH's saaf
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR YEEEREAL DIS


EASES, &c. -
Fer SvpbIis or Venereal Diseases De sarnari-
tan's Root and Herb Juices is the most potent GER
tsin and eeetusl remedy ever prescribed 10 reaeh-
IS and eridcsies every particle Of he vsnereai POI
son, 30 that ne cure il thorough and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy and Be- heslei,
and do not transmit 70 your posierty that for which
you mEy repent N after years. .I
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you msy be pronounced incurstle. the
Samart.n's Root and Herb Juces via remove
~ si the bad effects o. Mercury-
FEMALEsil FEMAIEsil
IN many affections With which numbered re-
males suffer- the Root ard Herb . 1ees b. ulost hap
ply sdspted, IN liberated Uterus, IN Whites, in
bearing down, Falling Of the WOMB, Debility, and
for al complaints incident 70 the sex Sent By ex-
press. Pnce, g per bottle
Samaritan's Wash,
i. in case Of SYPHILIS, used in conjunction with the
Root and herb JUICES. Full directions, Price any
cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknogi-
edged BY physicians and patients. They are used
in the u 5. Hospitals. and BY theirres merit have
gained the appreciation OF the most able surgeons.
20 the physicians who use thenl, a. you will see BY
thefoliUHing:
PosT HosFr1AI, FOEF MaEsHALI,
Baltimore, FEB. ~, 1854.
- hsFe CREST satisfaction IN stsrlE mat have
med .tIhs Sarnaritaas Remadiesf iorlV euersal
Disease N is rl0st customary forms; ttlat I have
used them Win judgment discretion, add proper
lF, and h1Ye iound them resrnud o. nay antlcips-
10 promptly anu efectualy y. knowing their
7 have the hilesf confidence IN thsir
efficacy, snd - far a. my use q them extends,
recommend them strong.y
ALFRED q BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon 5ih New York Vols.
Reaiar, hero u proef positive Of the value Of
these truly valuable prepsra1ons- Tie cid scien-
ing apd disgusting drugs hsFe % ETa Esy % rene
lles purely vegetable, pheasant % the taste, snd
FOsfTIVE CURE.
Sold BY " a @ " SMITH, Druggists,
l Cor. Church and EIne streets, NsshFills-
DESMOND GC1-, Froprsiora
sis Rsce street, Philaial phia, Pa lsspA-em
noas 4
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astOuttary & Commercial.
UoaEEoTED 1T TAK FIRsT HATIOHAL BkEE,
No. 50 CoLlsas slrtEEf.

AaalAAe
Tennsasee ~
KsH YORK Exchange is IN good demand at 4 dis.
baynE, and par selling. There is also good bust
ness DONG In T-S0s, which are sui selling at par
I'D intaraai
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A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IL STORE
10 Barrels Enc Bourbon Whiskey.
80 &" WeFer's Monougsh Whisky
so . Robertson county,
% Fine Old Lincoln county
10 "a on Peach Brandy, very fne.
10 Old Apple
10 "a" Enaimported HannesY Brandy.
Casks Fine "atar' and Crescent Port Wine
10 Casks sherry Vine, superior qusIity)
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
90 Cases Z" - n...
50 Weeks Fine CataW Ia Vine r- -.
100 q longworth's Sparkling CaiaEba Wine.
100 Imported Caret Wine.
- 1c Casks Fine Jamsca Rum.
10 Imported Holland Gin,
50 Gases genuine Noiohaisl Absyufhe.
10 Casks SuneuOr CatsHna brandy.
loo Barrels Fine n. o. Sugar
25 Coffee
25 Bills and = hbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
50 T" Z Crushed sugar.
81 Bags Prime Rio Coffee.
% Bids and = bbis N U MClasses.
100 Boxes Superior German soap.
$50 " SlRr and Summer Candles.
100 " Starch
300 Cases assorted Mafches
100 q. b Soda.
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Exports from New York.

The exports Of the week have been large,
we have shown, has been the principal value
shipped, and this outg0 continues. The
steamer Bosphorus has ,34I bales; valued
at $685., SIS; the steamer City Of London,
s55 bales, valued at 1881, 9O5 and the ship
Yoriek, 2609 bales, valued at S559,3si, all
for Liverpool.
1852 1854. 1861 d.
For the week. l66,T79 g, T2s, SO S. COS 60a
Prev. reported lsS. lG8Gn ia, s65,SDB III I, l0i
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sqaahrille 9Aulpa.
fERrs az RURsRPTI0H,

SUNDAY. ocT0BER 3. Isssl
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D[Goois shipped through AZ FFeight rates.
Ha-Fre ghs Charges to follow the 6oods through.
hsrk Goois $50 Tr. Co"

Eor shippiag .pirecliOns. and ThrouEh Rates,
csil q tbsG8os q the e. -
s0qihsn TrAnsPosi4iiop coaPHny.
No. CourtiAndi g., corner Broadway, tRoon Z D
Ina =. AkETSoRA w j0aio j
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IN many affections With which uumhsrsof re-
males suffer, the Root ard Her6 1ees b. u1ost hap
ply sdspted, IN liberated Uterus, in Whites, in
bearing down, Falling Of the WOMB, Debility, and
for al Complaints incident to the sex. Sent By ex-
press. Prce, g per bottle.
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FEMALEslI


Although you msy be pronounced inouratle, the
Sanartan's Root and herb Juces via remove
every Yeshge Of impurities from the sys.en, A. wen
A. al the BAL effects % Mercury
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
sHFRIFFs SALES.

DY virtue of suudry writs of veuditioni Exponas
ID Alias fendtioni Expouas and Feri faeias issued out
the Court Of Common Pleas of Butler county and to
me directed there will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, in the borough of Butlor, the First
Monday of December next at one o'clock D. M, the
following described property, to wit:
All the right title interest and claim of H. J. Gregg
of in and TO lot of ground situate In Buffalo tp But
Ter county Pa. Bounded north by lot of j. w. Elliott
east by Butler Pike south by - and west by an al
ly two story house thereon erected Seized and
ken In execution as the property of RJ Gregg at the
suit of George Truby.
ALSO
All the right title Interest and claim Of in to one
hundreda and fty of land less belonging
TO Dcft situate in Faryiew tp, Butler county Penna
Bounded north by Samuel L. east by George
Craig, south by Isaac IIeper and West by j. r. -;
forty acres cleared six of which meadow log house
thereon erected Seized and taken in execution the
property of Mchael Houton & Bernard Houton at the
suit of John Mcksson, for Of James Bredin.
ALSO
All the right title interest and claim of Michael
Houton Rand Bernard outon of in and to one hundred
and fifty of land more or less situate in Farvew
tp., Butler Co.. Pa. Bounded north by Samuel -
east by George Craig, south by Isaan Hepler by
j. Il. --; forty four cleared, six of which are
meanow log eouse therecs erected Seized and taken in
execution the property of Michael Houton Bernard
Houton at the suit Of John Me Ksson for of J.
din.
All the right title interest and claim of David Kelly
OF In and to certain water privilege which VIM Martin
sold to said David Kelly an article of dated
December LIST lsil being the right pr vilege of build
ing adam Big Bear Creek In Parker tp en- the lands
of said VIM. Martin bounded north by fRobert BLACK
east by John Say south by Thomas Fletcher and by
Archibald Kelly containing three hundred of land
ess and the privilege of conducting the water
from said dam by to the mill at the junction of
big and little Boar Creek. Also the water privilege
connected with the said mill on little Bear Greek as
specify in the said agreement
W o. BRACKBNREDGE, SaeriG
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-12-06
Save your Flower Seeds,

Save your flower seeds. We say
now, because it is more especially at
this period that the seeds of our prin-
cipal ANIMALS r;ature. The true sys-
tenn however is, to watch the ripen-
ing of the seeds generally-take with
you little paper bags or seed boxes,
carefully labelled with the name of
the seeds which they are to contain,
and select from the choicest speci-
mems, one kind at time, rejecting
those not sufficiently matured as like
ly to mould and injure the rest.
In the matter of preserving both
flower and vegetable seeds there is
much neglect, and the absence of
flowers about many homesteads is in
a great measure to be attributed to
this neglect.
The ladies' ought in all cases to
take charge of the flowers-it is nat
urally their province and should be
their delight. 1t is good method
to exchange seeds with neighbors and
friends; for though the distance may
be short, vet slight change of soil
frequently has much infuen ,e in pre-
serving the fine qualities of the flow
ers.
We think we can see, within the
last few years, a grert increase in
flowers around our homesteads and
we rejoice at it, as we always think
more kindly of the in-dwellers. A
few days ago we spent short time
with a valued friend in Montgomery
county, and were struck with the va
riety and beauty of the flowers in the
yard in front of the house. There
were even a number of different kinds
of greenhouse flowers, which never
saw greenhouse, but which were of
of as fine colors and as fourishing in
appearance as those which are ten
derly nursed under glass. We soon
discovered that the fair hand of wo-
man had the management Of them,
and were satisfied that she never lost
a seed that was worth preserving, or
failed to propagate from the slip
when the season arrived Pity that
this fascinating recreation-for fas-
cinating it ought to be to every prop
erly educated young woman-is not
more universally appreciated and
indulged in.-Ger. Tel.
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Advertisement List.

FINuE following Anpraisement List under the 5h
tion Of the Act Of April H. d., 1851, have been
presented and filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Orphans Court in and for the county of Butler, to wit
No. 6s, September Term, 1863 Mrs Jane Boyle, wild
of Thomas Boyle, decd. Personal property amount
ing to 1900 90, Jane Boyle, Adm'x.
No, l. September Term, 1865, Mrs Catharine Holm
onlale widow Of Henry Hohnondae, decd. Personal
sroperty amounting to $4,000, John Goerng Admir-,
No. Sept, Term, 1865, Mrs Charlotte Rogner widow
of Elias ROgner, deed. Real and personal property
amounting to s27O,50 Charlotte Rogner Adm'x.
No. 3. Sept Term, 1s65,--- Zeiger, widow of An
drew II Zeigler decd personal property amounting
$4,000. j. Y Zeiger and Samuel Welsze Adm's,
No. 81 Sept Term, 1865 Mrs Mary Walters, widow of
Joeob Walters deed. Personal property amounting to
$4,000. Philip Bckel Geo Walters Admr's.
No 62. Sept Term, 1865 Mrs--Balser, widow of
Samuel Baker decd. Personal property amounting to
$500 %. J. II. q. opre, Ex'r.
No. 63, Sept Term, 1865 Mrs Jsne Martin, widow of
William Martini decd Personal property amounting
to $4,000. Robert Gichrist Admir-,
No. 64, Sept. Term, 1865 Mrs. Margaret Stevenson,
widow Of Hugh Stevenson, deed. Personal property
amounting to sl0s,T5. Thomas Critchow Admir-.
No. 65 Sept. Term 1865, Mrs Elizabeth seaton widow
of John Seaton decd. Personal property amounting
to $500 90. VIM Seaton Admir-.
OF which the creditors heirs egstec distributes and
others interested will take notice and appear at the
next Term to wit, the first Monday OF December
next aud not later than the third day of said term
show cause against the same, ny the Court
kev. s, 1865. y. YOUNG, Clerk.
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List of Causes.
Trial List for December Term, 1865.

Trial List for December Term, 1865.
FIRST WEEK.
Ann Campbell VS. VIM. Adams,
VIM. Story vs. VIM. Adams,
Nancy CArnahan vs. George NJ M'Candless,
Mrs. Susan C. Sullivan vs Jacob Shugart
John Gallaher VS. DIR. s. S. Christy,
Philip Storffier VS. Jacob Long. ct nj,
Neal M'Cool vs Patrick Bergan.
SECOND WEEK.
@. w. Cruzier. Admir- of DR.. James Gra-
ham. deed. vs. Jacob Ziegler,
Mordecai Johns VS. II. H. Slater.
G. r. PETER VS. Zeigler, Faler & Co.,
VIM. Stewart vs. Robert Allen.
VIM. Leitholl by his father and next
friend, @. E. Leithold VS. Christian Bauman
Christopher Rassman VS. Andrew Heckel
Robert Smith VS. Andrew Addleman ct oil
David Emery VS. jesse Joseph Ex,
Robert Bovard Ex'r of VIM M'Guk de-
ceased VS. Margaret M'Guk ct al,
Mary Turk vs. Joseph M'ganuon,
james d. Matthews, Admir- vs j. n.
Matthews,
Commonwealth Ex'r Rel Orerseers of
Jackson tp vs Keeling,
Eleanor Hines vs Jacob Winner, ir., ct al
VIM. Dunn for use vs. A. Blakely.
WIN. ST00PS, Proth'y:
Prothonotary's Office, Nov s, 1865: