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horse sell down on Church street near
Vine, yesterday, and was drowned in the
mud. Poor horse and poorer corporation
which has not vitality enough to keep its
streets in safe condition Tor man and
beast
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Died, in this city, on Friday The n inst, st four
(il o'clock, A. NJ Of typhoid fever, IDA, youngest
daughter Of A. II. and E p. MAPS, aged 3 years
months and days. The trends Of the family are
resPec fully invited to attend II funeral from the
family residence near the L. y. NJ. r. r. Hospi-
tai, this A NJ. at 10 o'clock
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THrsrRE.-Miss olive Logan's engage
nsnt closes tonight, on which occasion
she repeats her performance OF Don Caesar
de Bazan. After the play an amusing
siterpieoe.
Monday evening MIR. McDonough and
Miss Lolita make their FIRST appearance.
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C.P. BAREEy EXTRA GOLD PENS.
SIZES ARD PRIOEs

All pens bear my trods mark, sc. p. EARars
Ezra Lou, KT.," for which l have secured the
o0yy-Tqtt, and warranted IA carst3 1s aEd per
feet in every respect. Sent by mail o. express T.
any psrs Of the country receipt OF price sal Ts-
hFgl charges. Persons ordering WI please sta5e ire
sizs and style desired, whether hsrd OF son ine Or
detective, wiz have the privilege OF exchanging IT,
deducaon Of btesn per cent. allowed on orders Of
s25 or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those q
500. Lberd discounts made 70 the trsds. Old
pens repaired n the best manner for FIFTT
CENTS (asd stGTsp) each. Pen and Wsten circular
sent FEEE. Address
9. p. BARNES
Dealer Ia Gold Fans and American Watshea,
SIS Main-ssrest, Cor SIXTH, LouisF iIie Ky.
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The Rev. DR.. Parsons has determined to
withdraw from the Methodist Z. Church
South, and renew his obligations to the old
Methodist Episcopal Church, which ought
never 10 have been divided.
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public meeting hel at the county seat
Of Hamilton county on the Il inst, APP
pointed delegates 10 the Union State Con
Yention which assemblies here Monday.
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THE UNION has the laEaeat
circulation of any = eS, + = - y !.
siretliatfon more than double any.
other paper.
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For Sale.


ONE FINE PACING SADDLE HORSE. sX
" ye,rs old, Is hands high, can 20 inside 3
minutes. Any person wishing to purch go one o.
the finest saddle horses IN Nashville can ID hlm
10y ceiling on r. Wells Smith, West Nashville, b.
tween Cedar and Church streets. ijan4-lse
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Choice table butter and fresh eggs, care
feily selected for family use, at c. II. Albes,
IS Cedar street, between Cherry aud sum
meT- CDec30-lws
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See the report Of the First National Bank
Of Nashville in our columns this morning.
II presents an excellent showing Of ;he con-
dition Of that Institution.
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Was CLAWs.-The attention Of all per-
sons having claims against the q. 6. Gov
eminent il called % the advertisement Of
Jno. J.. Isonl, late Captain and Post Q. NJ,
Nashville. Office 40. GO north Cherry
street. jan.G-lm
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Col. James S. Wallace, Editor Of Che Lou
isville Journal, is dangerously H. with
small hopes Of recovery.
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Fer the latest styles, theneatestand pref
test dry goods, notions &c, 60 % W. Free
man i Cos, . Public Square, corner Of
Deaderck street.
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The Chattanooga Gazette mentions a re-
port that Col 7. J. Morgan Of the L. 8. C
7. has been promoted TO the rank Of Briga-
MGR General of COlored Troops.
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The weather changed last evening from
warm and rainy 70 cod and snowy. i
would seem that we are TO get more than
our shire Of snow this winter.
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just received, large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at H. Ehrenbergs, No 10
Union street
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Examine those beautiful Plaids and
French and English MsrinOs at W. Free
man L Cos, IS Public Square, corner of
Deaderick street.
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r. N. Edwards has been commissioned
Colonel Of the 4th Tennessee Cavalry.
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We are indebted to ". c. Collier for late
newspapers.
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stA general order relative TO the DISPOSE
ton 70 be made OF deseriers from the rebel
army, will be found IN our columns this
morning.
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Murray & Co., Army News dealers, fur
nished u last night with the latest Louise
vile and Cincinnati papers.
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The largest stock Of Cigars and To
bscoO, at Ehrenbergs, No. 40 Union
street.
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NAILS, NAmA-400 Kegs for sale by G.
W Fall & Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. noy27tf
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For rent for the year, 1855, a store room,
on College street, between Union and the
Square - the most desirable location IN
Nashville. Apply 10
\. DERBY,
Il Sc College st.
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SKATES, SEarEa-50O pair, assorted, for
sale by g. W. Fall ~ Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. noy27tf
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Fresh Butter Eggs, Corn Meal and
new Buck Wheat Flour, at W W
Totten's, No o College St deco-tf
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For Rent.

NOR FHE FEAR ls55, THAT VALUABLE PRO
4 pOrty on Cherry stIeet known ~ the "Catron
Properly, opposite The Maxwell House. and a.
present corrupted By the Nashville Gas Light Com
pany. This properly 10 the moe valuable 10 the
city for many purposes. For teyas, for any part d
q. spply 70 loct13-al n 4. ALLOWAY.
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We are indebted 20 Hessrs. Cone, Tunnel
+ Co. fJr the latest Louisville papers.
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If you want q good Cigar, call on
Gutenberg. No. 40 Union street
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Locks, LocEs.-4jO Dozen, assorted
for sale by G. ". Fall d Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. noy27tf
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Rev. Dr.. Ross, who was arrested ct
Huntsville, Ais, has been sent South
There Jet him stay.
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Security Loan Office at the sign Of Three
Cold Balls, SO Cherry street.
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Or. CoLEMAN'S
Private DispensarY.

While humanity continues TO be infrm
and man lie prone to err, and the conse-
quences are visited upon the unfortunate,
be should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And tho man who deyotes
his time and talent to the relief of this
species of human suffering ia not less
hilanthrOpist than he who seeks to relieve
any other affection to which man ia subject;
for true philanthropy looks not TO what
caused the trouble, but what will cure t.
DR.. COLEMAN has devoted large portion Of
his time TO the cure OF the class Of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
to-day's paper. He has duly qualified
himself by study and experience 70 perform
what he promises. He has been located in
our midst for several years, and the testi-
monials OF the press which he has
quoted in his card, are a guarantee to the
afflicted for his skill and attainIneDts.
His Office is 81 North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, 500. Rug5
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AXIS, AxEs-300 Dozen, best brands,
for sale 10y G. W. Fall & Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. nov2Iu
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For good buggy blanket call on W.
Freeman Z Co, Put lie Square, corner Dead
erick street
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SpeciaI Notice.

IT l. A Couucil 10. l;--Reeulsr meetings Of
" The Council are Dlw hs ID every Friday even
ing ~ O'clock 1t Nc. 81 Union street. CT tie aTd
floor Msmb. rs are requested ~ attend
BY order Of the President
decz7wl a. SLAUGHTER, SeOty.
LINES copVl Uoak
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a choice lot Of bed blankets at W. Free
man d Cos, % Public Square.
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SAWS, SAws-7O0 Saws, Of al kinds
for sale by G. W Fall a Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public Square. pov27tf
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MaTshal's Sale.

IN THE IMPORTATION OF THE UNITED
STATES Usrsas TIE PRESS TYPE. 81 CHM
~ &C. OE TAG NASHVILLE PA1HIJI
NEWSPAPER
DY virtus Of & writ o. Vendla7ni Expo1.4 10 ma.
- issued and directed from tie honorable .Fs
LtTodit Court Of ths United staias iOr tie Middle
District Of tennessee, will sci b he higsest b.
de for cash 10 hand, at the Nashville Uu.o- Ieut-
ing gfhce ia AashviIa
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NASHVILLE
WOOD AND COAL COMPANY

Is PREPARED 70 DELIVER COAL IT, Any
i part OF the city. Orders p.Omptly asten ded %.
Office No. 81 South College street
INIT THOs. II. RlCKERT.
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Sundries.
Lost.

A 30 II THE 18th or NOVEMBER LAST. a
"A Certificate OF Depos.ts Tor one huudrss co..
hrs the Firq' National Bank of NashT y !, 10
james ONeal. Il VIII Re q no use 81 the nader
a. payrnent has been stopped az TIE Bank.
lsn5-la JAGE5 u,NEAL.
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All persons afflicted with privatedisesses
would do well TO call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderiek street, up stairs
DR.. J. may be found in mis- Office at u
hours. MOVES
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Money Loaned at No. SO Cherry street,
sign Of the Three Gold Balls.
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Lumber.

300 Feet Dressed Flooring
Esy !. Gear sea-oura uch Pl7a-
just received and Tor ssle by
Janl L. q. nICKET, Agent.
Bigl zad broad IS.
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Oa MOadsy, The First day q
february, 1865,

the presses, type, machinery, material cot iTnple-
ments d the Nashville PatuOt nsszD paper. uCg .n
TIE pOs5-=siOn and used BY Wrp Cane. % O.,
prDpuetOrs Of the Nashville q aiou u-FspspeI,
opening the biddings theTaOn seven tnsEstDt
dOi trs- Add Will slso, u der Elt gllE0lty. sei
b the b. hest bidder for zach, toe uneEprsd loss
a a. Camp . % on the hOus- an1 10 leased -l
Dr HOyie ia Aashyii e, beiag the ssuis hou-e SOP
10 u-e1 A. pm i-g e-tzD ish1neut ~ said Cam
IRON Co, which lease * -fTes ca the lst daF %
July. l5t1- r X 8LA-COok,
-. g. Marshal for the Middle Dist u Tenn.
ian3-2Gt
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SATURDAY, JANUARY :, 1865
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-27

s5- In the published regulations, thru
inadvertence: it was not announced that
pasture, as well as hay, would be provf-
ded for all stock brought to our forthcom-
ing exhibition. Ample provision, how
ever, has been made, as the Executive
Committee inform US, both for pasture
and hay. Let hone stand back on that
account, therefore, but let all come for
ward with their various kinds of stock
Let the exhibition be Que at once credit.
able and beneficial to the various interests
Of our county. The trot which comes of
on Friday will be most exciting We
trust and believe the whole affair will be
creditable to the enterprise and industry
of our people 1t is through this medi.
um that all important Improvements are
made in. the various branches of our in
dustrial resources. Let all lend help
ing hand and success will crown our ef-
forts mostabundantly. Since writing the
above the President of tho Society has
suggested, that it was overlooked in the
announcement Of the arrangements, to
state that the Society would procure the
services of an Auctioneer, and that on the
payment of a suali fee, those wishing tc
offer any stock, or other articles for sale
at the winding up of the fair on Friday,
could have an opportunity of doing So
This arrangement will be made, however
so let buyers, as well as sellers, take no,
tice and come prepared to hand over a
nice pile of greenbaeks in exchange fol
some of the commodities put in exhibi-
ton.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-27
Candidates.

Since the commencement of the pres
ent campaign we have not felt it to beour
duty to say word about tho personal
claims or qualifications of candidates on
either side We believe all our own to
be competent aud ,oortty. In addition to
this they are the chosen representatives
Of the great pnd dominant party OF the
count.y-the party which, wheu treason
first raised its standard of revolt, conferred
not with flesh and blood but at once
avowed its determination to stand or fall
beneath the folds of " the old flag -
How different was it with the party which
is represented by the other ticket? His
tory will give the answer in characters
never to be efiaced. So far from abusing
the gentlemen whose names make up the
. democratic ticket" from the very bot
tom OF our heart we pity them .-especi-
al that portion of them which was inten
ded toreI resent he amy. How lneonsid
crate, not to say inconsistent for a Union
soldier 20 ever unite his fortunes with a
party whose evil fame is worldwide. -.
Who were not only known at home, but
abroad ,as the friend of the lave-holder's
rebellion How unhappy asoldier must
fee thus situated How unfortunate for
himself that he ever permitted himself to
be used by set of men, that in their very
heart loath even the color of his livery
Let no false sympathy deter us from per-
forming our whole duty. Not man on
our ticket, from Trustee Of Academy to
State Auditor, of which we cannot say,
:" he is competent and worthy" and in
addition to this he represents the party
that saved the country from dishonor--
from political death-then vote the whole
ticket right through. Let us have our old
five hundred majority once more.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-27
Te,nneranee Meeting.

The friends Of temperance and thopub-
lie generally are hereby notified that a
meeting will be held in the Court House on
Wednesday evening the 25th inst, Rev.
Thos, Graham has consented to be pres
ent and address the meeting. 1t is to be
hoped that the frieuos OF Temperance
and all desirous of reformation will make
it convenient to be present and lend a
helping hand for the purpose of freeing
our community from the dire effects of In
perance.-TEMpERANcE
Butler, September 2T, 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-27
Soldiers, BE On Your Guard.

1t is passing strange that individuals
and party, who, but short time ago,
could, and did unblushingly vote against
extending the right. of suffrage to our
brave soldiers in the field should now
have the audacity and razen effrontery
to ask these same soldiers and their friends,
to vote for the men nominated by them.
And for the purpose OF more effectually
covering up their meanness and keeping
behind the screen have, and are now
engaged in organizing what they are
pleased to call g The Soldiers League" :"
They ought to be ashamed Of themselves.
They must suppose that soldiers have
short memories, and are blessed with far
greater degree of charity than they them
selves ever possessed. " hat! ask men
to vote for party who stabbed them in
the back while battling for their country
But the cream of the whole matter is,
that Democratic Politician, who voted
against the soldier and took an active part
in getting others to do the same should
be so ktild as to condescead to stay outside
of the Gtts mcetiag OF sir ON Monday
evening, and draft two resolutions for the
o-called Soldiers League" for the ex-
press purpose of getting the Soldiers
votes for the nominees of the Democratic,
Rebel Sympathizing party. Lookout for
circulars aud HandJilts, purporting topro-
coed from the Soldiers League" There
isa Copperhead snake behind them.
AN OBSERVER.
BUTLER, Sept 26.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-27
Eastern Politics

While the poIucal surface is quite
calm in our section, our friends in the east
have been having slight breeze among
themselves in reference to the Philadel-
phla appointments. 1t would seem that
bad understanding having existed be-
tween Hon. Montgomery Blair, Post
Master General, and Hon VIM. D. Kel.
ley, NJ c.. from Philadelphia, the form
er, through his post office appointees at
tempted to defeat Judge Kelley in his
denomination to Congress last fall, but
failed to effect his object. This summer
the Congressional delegation from Phila-
delphia, made an effert to have a change
in the Post Office and other places sub
ject t federal control. At one time 1T
was understood that they had succeeded,
but by some means this proved, in the
end unfounded. No sooner had the old
occupants found that the effort to remove
bhoth hdu idliSu, tHdu tucy ptSdu "
"takc on" wonderfully. Wore serena
ded-made speeches, &c. Whereupon
General Cameron, who is blameGwith be-
ing always ready to accept his share OF
the credit due to success, visited Phila-
delphia, and being serenaded by his friends
also made speech, which, BY the by, we
thought very ill-timed. We had intend
ed saying nothing on the subject, howev-
er, but having been frequently requested
to publish Judge Kelley's letter in an
swer to Cameron, we have concluded to
do SO, preceding it, however, by Cameron's
speech, (Which will be found on our first
page) leaving our readers to judge for
themselves as to the merits or demerts
of both or either. Judge Kelley is
known to be a gentleman of great purity
of Character, an able statesman and true
patriot.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-27
THE REBEL B0AT-BURNERS.
Tkirty-fivePersORs EmpEica-
Gsi--.E eft. EeaYis neROS fEe List.

New York. September 2l.-The evi.
dence on file the Bureau af Mi itary J us
tlec against the gang Of rebel incendia-
ries, who, during the war, combined anus
ment with business by burning steam
boats and warehouses in the Southwest,
duplicates about thirty-ive persons, about
one half of whom have been apprehend-
ed and are now in prison undergoing trial.
jeff Davis heads the incendiary list--a
grand director of operations, Benjamin
acted as cashier of the organization, Sed-
don as arbter Of the validity OF the claims
for orproperty destroyed, while Judge Tuck.
er, of Mobile, was chief Of the boat burn
ers, who reported to him for orders The
chief of the land incendiaries was Rich
ard Barrett, member of Congress from
NJ issoun, who superintendcd the destruc-
tion OF warehouse belonging to the Uni
ted States. Amobg the gang was u man
named Stnson, who held an important
in the organization. Rewton, of Torou-
to, Canada, who operated on the North
ern Lakes Slaughter of Illinois, Edward
Frazer OF St. Louis, John p. Parks of
Memphis, and Isaac Aleshire and VIM
Murphy Of New Orleans. During the
narrower two hundred steamers ola kinds,
valued at from Sl5, ,060 to $4,000 each,
were destsoyed by this chivalrous band,
involving not only an immense pecuniary
loss to the Government but the sacrifice
of hundreds Of valuable lives. Col VIM.
Thorpe formerly Chief Of the secret ser
vice in the Department of Missouri, mer-
its the credit of ferreting out most of the
gang, and of obtaining specific and def
mite information IN regard to its opera
tiops The trial is now in progress at st.
Louis before military Commission, with
Col. Mckee Dunn, Assistant Judge Ad-
vocate General as counsel for the Govern
ment, and Coli w. Bell, of ST. Louis,
chief counsel for the defense, assisted by
several othe eminent lawyers.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-27

by an advertisement in this issue il
will be seen that the Witherspoon Insti-
tute will open again on the 3Jth of Oct.
Rev. Prof Boyd having resigned on ac.
count of i'll health, tits fortunate that the
service of such man as Prof Brough
has been secured, we shall welcome him
to this community. We understand that
Prof. Brough pronounced Broo0 is in
the habit of Leoturing on agricultural
Chemistry. This will afford the farmers
of our county the opportunity Of obtain
ing information on this important subject.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-27
list of Causes.
rINIIE following Is she trial Hat. set down for ssptem-
tcmbcr term, commencing pn the Fourth Monday of
said month.

rIyIIE following se trial Bs set down for ssptem-
| tembcr tcrni commencing on the Fourth Monday VI
said month.
Samuel Stewart for use, y. Patrick Carr.
Napasaes Gillespie, vs. Patrick NJ Boyle.
Jonathan CIutton, vs.. Joseph &. Snyder.
Dr. j. Brothers, Henry it0sebaugh.
Andrew Sloan. David Hoover Ruth Hoover.
Eleanor Hines, Vs. Samuel " inner, Jr. a Saml Winner
WEEK.
O. W. Crozier Ex'r Of Dr. j. Graham, VS.. Jacob Eel
ger. lo..5 $3.50
James Downey. 4eff.5d
Ann Campbell VS.. VIM. Adams.
Jacob Heper. VS., Henry p. shakely, ct nj.
Henry L. ShakeIy Jacob Heplcr. q
Mary J. Ramsey by Der mother and next friend NAa-
cy ramsey, VS.. deorge W, stillsason
Thomas Byan, Samuel Moore
Reiber e. klogler, vs.. Wni Nagees Exrs-
Nancy Canadian, vse,George McCandless.
john q. A, Kennedy, Ex'r. Of Wilson Wighsid, W.
Ernst Muder.
William stewart VS.. Robert Allen.
Hugh and VIM. Nufrin Exrs Of John hurrin decd.
vs. Dominic Mclaughlin.
Christophe.. Rassman vs. Andrew Heekot. ~
John Galiaher, DIR. g. S. Chrisy. s.s
John Yost, Vim. Camter.
Il. II. Adams, Samuel Campbell
J. If. q Il. NJ Douthett vs. Robert Allen
jacob Ehrman va Robert Harrison and Atkinson
G Bunkervs Alexander M'Bride
wM. sTooPs, ffoths
Aug n, 1865,