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~ Snow fell at Vienna. Me- on the -,

- SNOW ieli al vienna, Me-, on the I'll.
Himmer and frederici are giving con-
certs at Atlantic City.
1An English school teacher died in u.
streets OF London. last month, of.tarvation
HPeaches are abundant in some counties
OF Texas, and sell for twenty-five and ffty
cents per bushel.
~Burehdori. a resident of 81. Louis, has
been arrested on a charge OF o7traxine his own
daughter, girl OF thirteen.
SSusannsh Rivers, of Pittsburgh. pa
mas been locked mp for committing an assault
and battery with a dish cloth.
very handsome young man named
Chambers, who married once too much. is
wanted IN Saginaw, Mich.
- little girl in Philadelphia has been ar
rested, charged with four times attempting 20
fire her mothers house. The little one iusti-
hes herself on the ground ofill-treatment
1Nothing more ssterrible' has been heard
OF lately than the assurance Of the Scotch law
mat man must support his mother-ln-Iav
land. As
kFSome amateur burglars in Houston,
Iexas, recently operating on a safe they
Wlsheo 10 rob, blew IL open too much, anc
pieces.
oy young Stratton, near West Troy, for a.
tempting TO take his girl from him
~ In EdgefeId, Tenn, a man shot his wife
dead IN quarrel, caused by alleged ciumsi-
a. Inn
up the water in a spring
~ Muckie, Of Albany, beat Shaver because
ne weuld not treat HIM. The affair vas set
tied In Court, Shaver agreeing 70 stand a drop.
90 Niger in jackson, Wis. recently
ran on with. The blind man thinks be eonId
recognize MIN IL ne should see him
1W. Matt. Brown, Mayor of Nash v,lle
afsaleo Lawyer Redford in the latteras ON ,e
On Lnursoay, ON account Of the personalities
far An
the Negro Convention. sS10fe
~ Some Troy scoundrel hired little how in
Albany recently. and after having his iifs N ~
sursa, took him to solitary locality, where
ne attempted 70 murder him. The nov ss
capped from him and reached home.
6AR insane woman i'm Mobile Al.h.r.
on SUNDAY last, threw her infant into the red
hot furnace OF rolling mill where the iron
was iosing. The child was instantly burnt 70
crisp, bones and all
~ Cairo, Illinois, local writing M The
sSo.Ote nre which has Just occurred there saws.
.it was discovered in the cellar, the origin OF
winch is purely specuianve."
=, n,ar AsraSsm MAJ. w wineols when youth, warted
she declined on account Of his being $50 swE-
word, lazy, and over fond OF book
~rhe dog -catchers OF Mobile use scoon.
nets nets win long pole handles for trapping dogs
fishermen show IN catching minnows
- Me ssrs. Byers and Hobsou hsve beer
elected 10 the U, :. House Of Representative.
from the FIRST and THIRD Congressonal Die
denim and Compton, Judres OF he Srrreme
Court OF that State 80 - -
V An old "vet, in BuEalo heeome vervip-
eensnt because the police roassd him from
metropolitan heads on with his len band.
IA chap In Hiilscsn. rexas, coumit,.a
suicide lsisiy BY ewallowine eight eur So ~
.soesnnn' TIE. blowing MS brains cat win
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TELEGR &c.

Three thousand persons were present at the
great saddle race at Buffalo. between Dexter
and Butler. Dexter showed the best time ever
mace oy a tro'iing horse. The first heat2.2
horses had good start; Butler took the lead
but Dexter soon passed him and came home
winner IN the unprecedented time of two
minutes ana eighteen seconds, and without a
break.
Panama dates 70 the 1et have been received
frigate Lancaster arrived there and leaves
immediately for Callao, Central America, ana
The Isthmus. Her news is devoid OF interest
Costa Rica refused TO join the South American
alliance The town OF Monte Christie, IN
Loss, half a million. Most Of the Spanish fleet
had reached Lapita, en- route to Manila Ad.
mlral Nunez not expected TO survive his
wounds.
DR.. Vandyke forwarded a letter to the rebel
Presbyterian Conference al St. Louis, which
has been published. He sympathizes wit.
their grievances, but coHnsels moderation. In
has been resolved not TO form a new church
ORGANIZATION, but 10 appeal TO the churches IN
correct the errors of the General Assembly. and
hold another conference.
Alexander II. Stevens left Philadelphia for
Milledgeville Saturday morning His physical
health has prevented him from addressing the
public, as he intended, but IL is possible he
will deliver series of lectures IN the Northern
cities during the winter.
The steamer George I-eary, recently sold to
the opposition line running on the Chesapeake
bay, was seized at Norfolk just before starting
Tor BALTIMORE, by the deputy sheriff, on the
charge OF violating the contract with the Nor
folk and Petersburg railroad, entered into
some months ago.
case nnder the civil rights bill recently
occurred in Jefferson City, Missouri. where a
negro named fowler has caused the arrest of
eight or ten whites for brutally beating him
and then ordering him TO leave the country.
four.story brick lodging house in sum
mtr street, San Francisco, fell last week
tcaused by excavations in an adjoining lot
killing six persons and wounding fifteenZ
some fatally.
During the squall yesterday afternoon
small sloop was capsiZed in Baltimore harbor
near Fort NJ Henry, and two females on hoard
were drowned.
The National Labor Congress assemblies in
Baltimore AZ the Front street Theatre TODAY
Delegates from various States are arriving
and the proceedings promise to be interesting.
Major General Rufus Ingals and Genera,
Babcock have arrived in California from Ore.
gon.
The new japanese tariff makes the exnort
duty on hemp two boos, raw cotton two hoos
twenty-five cents, and cassa thirty cents
The military investigating commission on
the late riot at New Orleans will close mar
labors about the middle Of this week
No new cases OF cholera al New YORK ouar.
antine. old cases improving.
Hon Thad. Stevens has been renominated
for Congress.
The Newfoundland telegraph line is down.
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MURDER IN CHIcAGo.-A German named
Jacob Frederick Pacius elected an freshman
port avenue, Chicago, last Sunday night
Foley had abused Pacius' dog and when he
demonstrated had attacked Pacius, infiicting
iatal WOUNDS. and then ran away, secreting
himself in his own house in the same streef
He was arrested there soon after. and the on .
GERS with much difficulty conveyed him, fol.
lowed by an excited mob, TO the station. house
A eoroner's jury found a verdictin accordance
with these facts, and Foley awaits q trial
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NEW CoCNTERFEITs OF COMPOUND INTER-
EST AND NATIONAL BANK NoTRs-Couuter
felt hity-doliar compound interest notes. of
the issue OF July l6, 1S65. have made their ap-
pearance. The following is a description OF
tne notes winch are limitations: The words
"three years after date on the top of the hill
nearly touch the words Treasury Depart
ment, while the genuine have a space OF
three-eighths of an inch between the two Also
the bottom OF Hamilton's coat is one fourth of
an inch from the lower margin of the small
niues, wniie IN the genuineAhe bottom touches
the margin, while the note has a scratchy an
pearance. There are also counterfeit fiyes on
the Citizens National Bank, Fulton New
YORK The engraving of the landing of Co
lumbus is pale and indistinct, and is one. fourth
OF an inch shorter than the genuine The co.
IN cliZens i TOO large and too far from the
OF Columbus which is in the genuine is moi
iounc. This is very dangerous counterfeit.
as 1t can be altered to other National hanks
by changing the name. 1t is also reported that
counterfeit fives on the First National Rank Of
caro- Illinois, are in circulation.-Nety Yorg
Herald @"'''
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81 The Chicago papers, now that the
choiera has fairly made its appearance in tha:
city, assert that the disease has pre- vailed
mere ever since the early part OF June, ss;
that the physicians, to avoid creating a panSc
havs called IL by mIlder name. The condi-
ton OF the river, which has become a staguanr
bayou at tnat point, Is assigned as a principal
esuse OF the yirulent outbreak OF the pest
lence.
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BEAURRGARD A PRINCE.-The rebel General
SeauregaId. now IN Europe, is seriously con-
sideribg the acceptance OF the title of Prince
from the Roumanians Of Moldo- Wallachla
He is TO have command of the military forces.
TO rank next to the Hospodar; receive next 10
the Hospodar; receive S2OO,OOO in cash and a
large salary, and can also provide ug berths
chooses - -
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ga bank robbery similar to that at Bow
doinham, Ne, was perpetrafed last week a
CaDanche. Iowa. Five men entered the house
Of the cashher, and forced him to open ne cafe
for them. They obtained about ssven thou-
eapd dollars, mostly n Sevsn -thsraes.
SENATOR WRteHr. DIR. Nichsas, Senator
Wr'eht's physician, At Newayk, hAs received
dispafcb from the Senator's fhuily, peQueet-
ing his tlnmediafe attendance at New London,
Conn. IT, senator has haA anether severe
attAeb, - DeV Ats in Q cYitio0 Soodiato1.
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TIE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MANAN A
BEAsT.-The Newbern IN. Co. Times, ami
madyerting upon the SIN of intoxication uses
the following rather ambiguous phraseoIogy:
"A glass OF wine, with piece of ice in il. and
nice clean straw 10 empty il, is not an un-
pheasant thing these hot afternoons: but a
Wholesale use of liquor a beverage is yery
pernlcious, and sooner or later affects the
mind, which is the only distinction between
man and beast"
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TAKING ADVANTAGE OF AN OLD MANA
young man named Robert L. Guise. was re-
Gently arrested at Clarence Hollew Eria
county, N. Y. 1t was charged that by frandu.
lent pretences he had induced an old man.
Randolph Gunner. who is about seventy
years of age. to settle his property upon him
and his sisters, to the amount of $4,000 most
OF which the swindler had expended About
$4,000 was recovered. and Guise was set az
liherty '
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A TERRIBLE ExPLoeIoN.-The Italian lour
nails report frightful catastrophe at Piacenzs
small powder-mill blew mp, and communi-
Gated the fire 70 a factory OF cartridges which
likewise exploded. About sixty Young Wo
men, some soldiers, and several laborers who
were employed on the premises. were an
buried in the burning rnins. The exact nur
Der 1.-THE dead and wounded is no. known-
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THE CATHOLICS IN ENGLASD.-The Catholic
poor IN England are 10 be allowed 70 have &C.
cess 10 schools Of their own faitp The Honse
OF Commons has empowered the Board OF
Guardians, s'if they think ft" to send any
catholic or Dissenting child. whose parent OF
guardian wishes ~, 10 a school ofits own faith
and there 10 defray the cost of its maintenance
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1ln exhu ming the bodies inferred in the
new graveyard at Mobile, a short time ago,
one of the coffins broke and re yealed the re
mains Of a Federal soldier perfectly petrified,
and locking as natural as life. What was fur
ther remarkable, he had not been buried up-
ward Of nine months. The ground where he
was buried lie low, and damp most of the year
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- Detective John s. Hunt, Of Boston, has
been discharged from the force. IL appears
that certain sum OF money was sent to the
Chief Of Police 10 be distributed among some
Of the detectives as a reward for ser vices
rendered in the matter Of the Concord Bank
roboery. About 81 SUI was given 20 Detective
Hunt, with the understanding that he should
pass one-half OF that amount 10 Detective
Leeds. This Mr.. Hunt failed TO do, claiming
that he was entitled TO doub bic the sum due Mr.
Leeds. Mr.. Hunts refusal caused has suspeu-
sion until the conclusion Of the in inyeetigation
which has resulted in his discharge from The
fOrce
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HRARTLEss CRUELTY.--The Richmond (vir-
ginia) Dispatch says fine horse tied in his
stall at the stable of the Richmond Dray Com.
papy was whipped, on Friday, by a heartless
fellow, just for amusement, until at last the
poor beast-we mean the horse-plunging
about with the pain, fell and broke his neck,
diving instantly.
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- A young woman in Memphis TOOK arse-
mic and died. Why. Is shown in this note
which she left addressed 10 Oscar willIs, a
minstrel 30, 0ecar! my darling, my darling
now can leave youi ., Oscar, my heart Is
bursting. 1 know you do not love me any
more; think am in your way, so will put
an end 10 my life by taking poison. Good by,
my darling, God only knows how love you
May we meet IN heaven. never 20 part, 10 nv
PRAYER. God bless you through life, and NAV
You be happy. Think OF Jennie sometimes
will, you drarl Send my trunk home Good
bye, foreyer-JESSlE WILLIS"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PERSONAL.

IEREIIIAH >. BLAcA. wARDH.LANoN. C.F.BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON CO.
Counsellors and Attorneys at Law IN the Supreme
Court OF the uni,sd States, the Courr OF claims,
the courts Of the District. the Executive Depart
ptnts. and Committees of .ngre.s
lards' Hotel de- Is.tf
r. lNGLE.
-. ATTORNEY. AT-LAw.
No 30 Louisiana avenue. above 9Th street.
9cA ly WASHINGTON, ID G.
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A CASE OF AsAETHEsIA IN CouRT-The
Pittsbnrg Leader says that a case of unusual
interest Is soon 20 come up before the courts OF
tnat city, IN which very respectable married
lady charges dentist IN that city with COM
init ing an outrage upon her while under the
influence OF Laughing gas or some other
anasthetic agent. II is urged for the dsfenc ce
of chloroform, are apt to imagine and assert
that all sorts of outrages have been Committed
on them, and IL is the inten iIon Of the defendapt
10 nave the character and extent OF these
hallucinations fully investigated by the intro
duetion OF the most competent and sciennfic
testimony, for the benefit OF the dental aBd
medical professions.
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PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

ID THE PIC MIC a
;, ses.asss .,, :Si FSi SsFsss Es1isii iiAsssi1uns.A
Ar FfGsGf6. GSGf6.s4AssfNg 4sfgsE EtfIIEyb. ffaIIEyb
ss n nir;, ns Sos: Leaves feet q hiss street
Tcse ;ns sse1' sHs
tesanaitte-M W. Ssekeii. waite Drew, DR.
q E Price, Scott BraddOck, A. I, Nudt, joseph
pIG;HIO.The Sabbath SchsoIl Of WAUGH
ssspsih ;iis s ihi:s;H;s:.s q ;S:..s, q Ssp
SO uents. IhikIen under Is years of age, a3
Gents; can be had Of the ofnesIs and tess hers:
for this excursion. an is.Sts
A GRAND AFTERNO0N AND EVENING OF
:. &. d fa sssir GT many ShofAR.!.s'
Ass nvrSisss SsSsS fSs5s:ISs SSsssSYes y ss7soEe'
s iT sSTs
eur.on The co%mitsse bsse made a. smp's sps ar.
Iapeemepfs TO render this the nost sgreesble Ex-
os.d 2, ns sp ,ss No persons WIN
WAWAssETT has BEEN cbastersd for tss osos
ssSs susss sss sa.rs M s Sst
s, ;n ss; wharf. also ;t Aie1anaria Va and return
been ems aged for the occasion and ne u Giss ass
Club have kindly volunteered their service. ''
sses n:sPs so c.pts snd lady, si
BY "rdsr Of the Committee
"u 10 St w ". NBBNON, Chairman.
RALLY TO THE WASHINGTON CITY GAR.
H DEN n
To tn. ,'s,s sgss s!,s II 5SH.ass 92g )! Il! Il
YOUNG UNITED CLUB.
viii be given on
MONDAY, AUGUST 20. 1866,
On New York avenue, between lst a nd I'd sts
Ladies. anI-Ist"
THE SECOND GnAND AFTERNOOS AND
Il EVENING PIO MIC q
uRBAN1riilA ASSOCIATIONS
AsAnosfSfs 10 + f,TIa BLAND L. q
Boat. ,.!1. ,rT.sBAy, ;, Z, tASssgsE AZ M 2, ,sss,
,bs,st2 a. O'Clock p m, and every ten miBu utes
D'n''ns 70 'STRfIis GERSfxSss si SsEs slsISIs'
I:kes % cent, admitting Gentleman and
By order efthe Committee. aul7.4-
limited FOB PLEASURE
GRAND Arrrnf9Ss sP9lsro AND nvns,ye 9;
YOUNG UNITED 'ak ASSOCIATIONS "a
AsALos1AN ISLAND, -
49, MONDAY, AUSSTGsr 20. 1866.
The Holy Hill Band 10 engaged.
Sds,: viii Ieate moe foot % Of aIsh sd;ss
minutes for the grounds. 70"
) o
au H-3ts
ERIENDsBIP Is DUB MOTTO.
TIE WASHINGTON FRIENDSHIP CLuB
sion 70 GLYM0NT on TUESDAY
NEXI, August zlst, op board the
TIE Boat will make two trips, leaving Seventh
street wharf at eight O'Clock m. and one ocIock
Professor EsPUTAy excellent BRAss BAND
will be In iendsnce on each Boat.
pleasant trap 10 all those who may favor them
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR; admitting a gent and
n. B: The Beat will stop at Alexandria goi ng
-Co9iMiftse WIN. l.; Lamb, r: Marymsn. ]. A.
PEI cSny jdba sSs9 sso
Bin. Biz " anger, JOhn DOnOhue, Jas. Hess, .Robsrt
bsyne. au lott
STEAMER LEAVES FOR MOUNT VERSION
rHRfSRsy. HR4SRsz 4 = j. IL = = u. sr.Ac
FARE FOR ROUND TnIP. 60.
Association.
Washington end Alexandria Boats leave each
place every hOnr from Z a. m. to- pm.
The hns Steamer Wswaset can ~, &c g Chartered hart
'Vs ssGd;'"i rn.e General sAf s1ps
DIO.NIC OF LINCOLN CAMP NO 2. sONS
Il OF LIBERTY, which was g. be gi.en HA
18th Of August. is postponed until TUES 0
DAY, 21Sf AUGUST, at same time and 81
piece. tS3A
Tickets dated l4th cool.
r A. BOSWELL,
an Is St. Chairman Committee.
ADJUSTMENTS.
DReTs. J. w.3R r. KREIs
DANCING ACADEMY, "A
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OThe smugglers Of Detroit have fallen out
The result that the United States detectives
fa1i info poseessiUn Of valuable infer nation re.
garding their operations. s.E :
ga Portland ship captain has been ar
rested Tor caasiu8 the oeath Of young lad on
bis vessel by persist. nt i'll. treatment.
o0A MemPAts lady was picked up the 9TH
er morRins, very xdrunk. she 1plsined that
hAsiDk tes tostSche, she had smoked strong
Pspe TO relieve the paintaE il Sew 70 her
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The FESIANS. ....
Precautions Against q Second Iuyasiss Of

OTTAWA, G. W. August Is.--Rv oraers An
council promulgated 20. DAY srsts snd anmu.
s,aoe VIII ne aomlued into the provinces free
Drills are constantly prsctised uow bv The
military companies. and the word OF ON n.na
and msrtal tramp of organ zed bodies on men
resouno nlghtiy through the fprest csrItal
Every preparation possible is being nage M
the auth critics TO repel the anrictpxtsa t'.,.s.
onslaught upon Canada. Troops are moy.nx
towards the frontier from nearly all ttnnorts,'s
points, and some batteries OF artillery avs -
por ed 10 be on their way hither from Fnr-
land. The Canadians count largely upon tAe
nieneiy interference OF the American Govern
mtnt II the new prospective trouble becomes
strious. ..E-|
A gentleman who passed through Malon. ON
his way 10 Canada reports a body OF Fenians
this ferce a. 5000 men.
Business in Montreal is effected unfavorahly
by The tidings from the border.
Ammunition and military stores are seing
accumulated by the authorities az convenient
depots.
1t is expected that n the Fenians deliver IN.
impending blow At all, 81 will be done Va hile
the Canadians are engaged In reapinr Their
harvest. and when ft will. therefore, be more
announcement for them tnan al any other season
offer resistance and assist the British regu-
Jars.
Preparations in Buffalo for the er,a,
Fenian Picnic on Tuesday Next
BUFFALO. August I7.-TLere has been eon.
siderable excitement both on this and the Ca.
madam side of the water for some DAYS past.
growing out OF the proposed fenian picnic,
which has been extensively advertised 70 TAX.
place on Tuesday next the alst instant The
place originally designated as the renoezyous
for these festivities was Grand Island, distant
about four miles below Fort Erie but the pro-
gramme has been recently changed. and Clin-
ton Forest, which Is a favorable place Of resor.
for pic mic parties, has been chosen instead
The latter place lie mile below Fort Erie ano
is on the American side.
The supposition is that the picnic will be a
most extensive affair, and the probable atten-
dance Is yariously estimated at between Eve
and ten Thousand persons. sham batlle--a
counterpart Of the famous hattle OF Limestone
hioee-will, IL is sala, be psrticIpsted in by
veteran soldiers OF the organization. General
O,Neil and staff, and the Ridgeway officers,
who were captured by the United States
steamer Michigan. will take part in The pre-
ceedines, together with other prominen: mem
bers of the Fenian Brotherhood.
visited Font Erie to- ", W where feeling OF
uneasiness appears to exist upon the sub,ec;
The Tenth Royals. from Toronto, ana battery
are expected TO arrive az that point 90 morrow
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p9- A meeting of the Athens Lyceum
was held at their Reading Room, on Tuesday even
ing last A permanent organization was effected
by the election of the following officers for the
suing year
President-JAS B. GOODMAN
Tice Presidents-E. A SPAIDING, F. L. WE1IEs.
Recording Secretary EDWARD HERRIcK, Jr.
Corresponding Secretdry-FRANK q. PATRICK.
Financial Secretary-JAsoN WRIGHT.
Tredsurer-CHARLEs T. Hull.
Li5raridn-JoHN C. WELLEs.
The Society will hereafter meet on Wednesday
evening of each week. The Reading Room will
be open from half-past six till ten every evening
Sundays excepted.
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HoRRID AND FATAL ACCIDENT.-One of the
lost painful accidents that ever occurred in our
n.y. took place at the house of EDWARD LYON, on
st Saturday evening. A lady Of the house had
le to the basement to see to the fire in the fur
-ace, when young girl Miss MARY BUssLER, aged
o1t Is years, followed her to get scuttle of coal.
y some accident the dress of one or the other
algut on poker which was hanging up, when it
"4 striking glass kerosene lamp, in the hands
o. Miss BUssLER, which broke and poured the con-
ants over the dress of the unfortunate girl, and
@f clothes were on fire in a moment She became
nd with fright and ran up the stairs screaming
' help. One of the ladies was severely burned
Q her efforts to extinguish the flames without eff
Feet. Mr.. FRANK CAMPBELL, in passing heard the
Streams and thinking the house on fire, went in,
md Judge PACKER arriving about the same time
hey succeeded in smothering the flames but the
;oor girls clothes were almost wholly burned from
Ter body, and the flesh on her arms and body burn
a black. She fingered in great agony until Su H.
.ay, about o'clock, when death put an end to her
Offering. Her parents reside near HughesviIle.-
3jQiamsport Bulletin
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TRIAL LIST for December Term and Ses-
sions, Commencing Monday, December 10, 1866.
S. w. Park vs.. VIM. Frederick .. ejectment
c. W. Clark VS.. Welles, Blood & Co... .replevin
S. n. & j. P Blood's use VS.. G. F. Welles case
Clark d Barber VS.. Abraham Steers ct. al w debt
Amos Griffith ct. al. VS.. A. H. Spalding appeal
James Grisley VS.. Roswell Luther. er.....,.... case
Allen White vs. Lewis D. Goodwin appeal
I. D. Hall VS.. Caroline Hall. ........ eiectment
A. J. Stone VS.. j. F. Williams ct. TX. " appeal
Jesse Wardell VS.. Elhanan Smith .. case
II. Lockwood's use VS.. A. K. Axtel appeal
Augustus Lewis vs. D. d. Brewster . ejectment
Horace Heman VS.. Allen d Jno. B. Conklin do
Joseph Gaylord VS.. Rensselaer, & S. J. Ross sci ia
Commonwealth vs. P. p. Sweet ct. al ..... do
Fall Creek Coal and Iron Co. VS.. J. NJ Smith tres
Miles Prince VS. Edwin Owens ct. al .eiectment
Saml. Marshall VS.. Sheshequin Township. :. debt
Thos. Coggins Jr., DC. VS.. John Sullivan case
Morgan Davidson VS.. Wm. S. Dobbins do
JAS S. Patterson VS.. Henry Miller. do
NJ. E. Solomon VS.. j. j. Griffiths ct. al. eectment
E. A. Coolbaugh VS.. Cepter Brown appeal
Subpenas returnable on Monday, December 10,
1865, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
E. o. GOODRICH,
Nov. 2, 1866. Prothonotary