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and commerce resume, and would also see a
glowing smilo on every, honest mans face in
the country. The Lord deliver us from such
nm administration us that VIC are now enduring"
The country hears more groans from that mis-.
cradle quarter ofthe North, New England, than
from all other SECTIONS of the country together.
If those Godforsaken fanatics had listened to
the prophetic warnings given by The Day Boo1;
weekly, after tho accursed war broke out--a
war they Matched into existence-thcre would
have been less suffering there, as we'll as in the
country generally. We told them what the
price. of "crushng out the South" would be.
Thay Needed it not, and now their walls are
awful. New England fanatics, you have sowed
the wind, you must reap the whirlwind!-
Nc,o lorh Day Book
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New ENGLAND SoUIRMINo.-A Boston
merchant writes western commercial house,
'If the two Houses of Congress could be sunk
about two hundred feet under the earth, where
they could never rise again you would sec trade
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white man will be matter Of few years work.
Tho friends Of the Constitution at the North
are organising under Platform sufficiently
liberal for che South; and in many sections Of
this State, and Of the South generally, there
are organizations called Democratic Cluba DR.
,anized for the purr'sc Of cooperating with
the democrats North in this efforts to save tho
South from negro rule, and the country at
aarge from radical .usurpations. And whilst
they nro fighting the battle against this mad
policy upon the only Legitimate ground, at the
polls; let US at the South who are most intsr-
ested do the same. In doing so we do not
acknowledge tho legality of the Negro Consti
tuition, or forfeit our position as to the uncon-
stitutionality of che Reconstruction Acts; /; but
simply to meet them upon. their own ground
and fight them with their own weapons. It is
believed that this extreme radical policy is in
sisted upon to obtain power and spoil and the
negro is fit tool to throw the strength of
eleven States on the side Of the Tevc(utionist in
tho next Presidential election, and thus perpet-
uate their power for four years longer. Why
may we not use the Same tool to accomplish
our purposes. Let US bring to bear upon the
/ negro every possible influence the in
justice of the measure-its direct opposition to
our interest and his own; and tell him plainly
to choose between the two, the Northern radi-
cal with his false promises, or the Southern
white man and comfortable homes. It was the
argument that served the people Of Alabama
and will not fail in South Carolina. Under
stand thore is a meeting called at Washington
Seminary to organize one of these clubs, may It
not suggest Mr.. Editor, the propricty of
more extensive meeting to be hcld.,a the Court
House during Court Week. 8.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
SATURDAY, April 4, 1865.

While ',se reserve to ourselocs the right of def
ming our o'cn political position by means of our
editorial columns, nee ,cW bcplcased to publish
contributions from, cur jcllow-cittsens upo,s Inc
grnre questions ,rhich no,r agitatc the pubic
mind, ,e7eshcr their opinions coincias aoith ours
or not. Il district mcrTapcr, ice consider,
should bc an ,elcc Of the various shades Of pop
ular sentiment IN The section Of country in aolich
1t ci,r1.lates. Or columns arc open, therefore,
for any communications property aoritc,., accom-
pum,cd by responsible name, not personal IN
their character, nor absolutely injurious an their
fcu1ency
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A REVEREND RlNGED- -STREAKED, Is AR
RESTED FOR IMPROPER CONDUCT, REsISTs
THE POLICE AND OFFERS ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS TO BE LET ofF.-Last night, about
10 o'clock, Rev. (D 3. +. Randolph, the saddle
coloured delegate, to the great ringcd-streakcd-
and-stripcd, who represented Orangcburg, but
lives in Charleston was arrested in the burnt
district, boing' taken in conduct contra bonos
n'ores. He at first resisted the police, but
when ho found that resistance was useless, he
offered bribe of one hundred dollars, to be
let off, without being carried to the guardhouse
To the sgqnrdhouse, however, he had to go, and
there he was rcquircd to deposit thirty dollars,
as security for his appearance, before the
Mayor, this morning, but he will, probably,
forfeit that spiall amount -lNcrcww
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Shall VIC Act, and Howe


We commend to tho attention of our road
ers, the article in our columns entitled "Our
Policy" written by distinguished citizen of
our District, and designed to express the views
of n number of our people and We urgently in-
vite expressions Of opinion from cur fellow
citizens upon subject, the Importance of
which cannot be exaggerated
), For ourselves VIC do not believe that our
policy is to act We say this much, that every
white citizen of Orangcburg District, who is
lcntitlcd to REGISTER, and has not done SO,
owes it to himself, to his family and to his
race: to do so at once And why? Because
:lc right to vote is IN element Of power; and
the day may come, when that power can be
used with telling effect
But, beyond this, we believe in "masterly
inactivity" We are opposed to the organza-
ton of Democratic clubs, because we believe
they will do no good at present. We are op-
posed to voting at tho ensuing election for
members of the Legislature, or upon the rati-
|fcation of the proposed Constitution; because
we arc not yet prepared to fight Radicalisn
upon its own chosen ground. Let the same
actors conclude The farce, chat began it. Let
us not, by opposition, elevate it to the diguity
of an historical drama
But there arc some people, who think that
there must be demonstration of some kind
or many whito men will be attracted into tho
Radical ranks, by the alluring promise of a
homestead, made in tho new Constitution. IF
there be such whito men in Orangcburg Dis
trict, who will sell thoir birthright for q moss
of postage, lot thom go they are worth nothing
to US. The men of principle, the men who
are white mon in soul, as well as in color, will
not sacrifice their honor upon the altars of a
false god. Whether there be Democratic
clubs or not, the men ftho right grit" will
stand firm. AS for the others, they will be
rightly disappointed, whom they find that the
expected homestead will do them no good as
it will not apply to past debts; and tho apples
Of Sodom will thus turn to ashes in their
grasp.
Let be quiet and bide our time. We have
the mighty weapon, CAPITAL, in our hands,
and if we will only organize to use it Alright,
we may be able to accomplish a great deal
Let us form planters clubs, and agricultural
associations, and immigration societies and in
these ways become prepared to dictate to the
ignorant herd, as masters Of their daily bread.
Here, wo may do something by activity: lot us
spend our energy in the right direction, and
not waste i. on impossibilties
We do not like to quote Latin, but aonti-
mcnt Of Horace appropriately expresses our
idea Of tho true position of a Southern gentle.
man in these days Of trial:
JusiuIn ct tenaccm propositi virum
Non oivum ardor prava jubontium,
Non vultus instantis tyranni
Mente qlatit solida.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Ar. Editor: The citizens of ST. Matthews Parish,
and oil others who feel interest in the result OF
of the events now transpiring and desire to save
our country from ruin, earnestly invited TO at
tend q meeting to be held at Washington Seminary
"a Saturday lltl April next, for the purpose of or
gan;zins q Democratic Club to act in concert with
other portions Of the State and to assist our friends
of tho North who are trying to savo US FROM "Negr.
Rule and Military Despotsm.'
mar aS--st MANY CITIZENS.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or

VN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
SOUTH CAnoLrNA-~IN THE MATTER OF HowgLL Eas-
rRnLIN, BANKRuPr-vIS BANKnuPrcY-To WHOM 1T
MAY CoNCERN.-The undersigned hereby gives no.
ticc Of his appointment Assignee Of Howell Eas-
tern in the District of Orangeburg apd State of
South Carolina, within said District, who has beon
adiudged bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court of said District. I,
Dated nt Orangeburg C. H., the Goth day of March
A. y. 1853.
mar, ,28-at +, Y. DIBBLE, Assignee.
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TAILOR SHOP.

THNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention Of their friends and Gus
toners to their New Tailor Shop, where they arc
prepared to do work with Neatness and Dispatch.
Wo can be found at all times opposite Messrs. Chas
Bull & Co., on Russell Street.
JAS. CANNON.
mar 2S-.8m d. W. ROBINSON.
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Registration

Registration.
OFFICE BOARD OF REG. lsr PRECINCT,
DIsTRIor or OnANaEpUaa, g. C.
March 3Oth, 1868.
Agrecably to orders from Post Commander, Mill
tary Post Of Columbia, 8. c., tho Books Of Regis
traon for the FIRST Precinct, will be open for the
Revision, ordered by General Orders No 40, dated
Headquarters, I'd Military District, Charleston, s.
c., March 18th, 1868, at the following time and
places.
Revision will commence OIL the 4ih day Of April,
1868, and continue until the 9th day Of April, ls6s
at the following Polls consolidated, viz:
]. Folders and Branchville-At Branchyille, s.
2. Rowo's Pump and Orangeburg, s. Cat Or
engeburg c. H., 8. c.
8. Grifina' Providence Camp Grounds and
Four Holes Churoh--At Four Holes Church.
Each Revising Polls will be open simultaneously
at the above places.
Elections will take place Mt the Same Polls from
and on the l4th April 1868, until April 10th, 1863,
both days inclusive. L. D. RADZINSKY
Chairman lst Precinct, Is. r.,
april At District Of Orangeburg, 8. c.
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B2s.
HOOP. SKIRTS.
Gas

WM. r. HOPKINS "own mnke" Of Keys tonS
ski,ts," uva tho best and ehrapsst low priced hoop
,kirts In thu ~ ,vhai. Tail skirts. - springs ~
6iapes, 20 springs, 20 cents s5 springs gS cen'p
springs, els and 30 springs, sI9j. Warranted In
every respect. - L..
trails, from ~ to 80 spFings ei 30 4" $50 PLAIN.
tix tapes, ~ 20 so springs, from, ~ cents ~ " D
These skirts arc butter than hose sold by other a..
tabishments ms hrst class goods nnd a' much lower
prices.
cry way superior to all Other Hoop skirts bef0rc ho
public, and only have IN hG GIain'i 0r worn 10 con
y'noc every OH. OF the fact Mn'n'netarcd OF me
best linen hnishcd English steel springs very smpe'
rior tapes an the style o, thr pirolic fs'en,ngs
aud manner OF securing them ,urpnss for iurHbity
and exGellenca any other rklv ~ this county ahd
iightcv. more elastic win w.nr longer give more
IN ion. and are really cnrnpcI inn ni others.
extensively by Merchants throughout this aud the
want ,he be- ask for "hopkns champion, SKIRT"
If Won do no, Gnu ihcm get the merri,ri with whom
Vol, den 10 order them tor ty0u or come " send d.
ycct ioms Merchants will ind our different grades
OF skitts exactly what they need, nnh especially
| mani, M send for wholesale price list.
~ he nd nt rctat Manu- fac tory, aui " III. rciaii
,nd,. v.n, IN all whole sale Of tu uHuulrtutci
| oniv 10 VII ,,uni should he addressed.
| M,nnfncinry mud paIesr0om, G.a Arch strort. be
| tween G,h nnd,7th streets, fhi adslpiin' .,....
| mari6s iOm "M' L. horhlNF'
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NOTICE.

After the Goth of August next we will not
send out the DFMocRAT to any of our sub
scribers who have not paid their subscrp-
tons. Ali the material used is cash in
advance besides all the labor We employ
is paid for in cash as it is performed. When
a subscription hangs over year. the little
proiit we would have upon it, if paid in ad
vance, is lost. 1t is lost in this way: We
have invested that money IN material and
labor and laid year out of it, thus losing
the use of the cost Of paper, besides the
small fractional profit. On one subscription
the profit would be small, but in the aggr!e,
gate. lsay two thousand subscribers) i would
amount to snug sum Of money to the edi-
tor. Those in arrears will please heed this
notice, and attend to their subscriptions in
time.
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TAKE NOTICE,

The undersigned, manufacturers nf Malt Liquov in
,he Township Of Wilkes Barre, Luzcrne county, Pa
hereby give notice that in accordance with Act Of
Assembly approve ed the fourth day OF April A. d.
is6j. entitled An Act in reatiOn tn IN. sale, use
and disposition Of butts, h"gshead blrre casks or
Kegs used by the manufacturers Of Malt hiqnurs,'
they have Sled in the Office Of the Prothon"ta,v "t
the county aforesaid description Of their private
mark. branded upon the external surface of both
heads OF each butt hogsl"ad, b.rre cask or keg in
which they or their Malt Liquor for sale that said
mark consists Of the following letters, viz ''B. Il
sr." and that any personr who shall apprnpr late TO
their own uae or refs. deliver the under ed
,r in any way mutilate the brand uDon any such
butt hogshrad barrel cask or k"s will be dealt with
according to law. -
BAER Il sTfG
N. q ny the act Of Assembly above cie', i is
declared 10 he unlawful for IN, person other than
the iswrd owner to use, SELL mutiIate or destroy or
riusr or negi Get 10 return any barrett rask, neg, &C..
duly branded or Stamped by the owner, and any one
~ ntfrnd,ny is matte punishable by fine of SO for
each .arr.' ar tn first off nee and ~ fne oi
b" ard impri-"nm u, from one To three months for
,vr,y sub -"Iuent offence.
Gug II 5. ih6e u
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q EApING RAIL ROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Monday. August Sd, 1863.


GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
snd North Wrs, for Philadelphia, New York. Read
ing Pot,svii lie, TaIna1na Ashland. Lebanon Allen
town. Easton, Ephrata, Litiz Lancaster, Columbia
g.. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows
at So 2j aud 10 AN, u 20 N. 05 935 Pm connect
,ng with similar Trains on the rennsyIvania KAN :
road and arriving at New York at 100 nnd 10 ~ and
u 4j AN and 80, IS p. N. aud 9.5OP NJ. Sleeping
Ears accompanying the SO A and 0 35 ? N.
Trains without change.
Qua, Minersvile. Ash and, Pine Grove. Allentown
aud thad-phia, at 10 a N and O5 and 10 PM,
the 10 mak Ing connections for Philadelphia and
Cniu ,bIa only, For POttsviIe, Schuyikili u avrn
and Auburn, via schuyikill and sssquebanna Rail
roa Il. leave harrisburg at 30PM.
Returning Leave New York at 90 a N. I2 NJ and
O0and 3 % p NJ. Philadelphia at 3 Is III. and 70
Sleeping ears accompanying the9 90 4. N. and on
aud on r trains from New York without change
Way Passenger rain leaves Philadelphia at I 20 A
NJ. rvnn.c,ing with similar trains on East renna k.k
reiu ming from Reading ut b 10 stopping at all
stations; Pottsviile at 10 and & % NJ and - Pm
Snau.Ykiu ut 5 !j and II AM; Ashland w N.
and Ie - NJ and IS r. Nj TaniaGua At y 30 AN, and
Leave po,lsvilIe via schuylk,lI and snsqneh anna
Railroad at 10 a N. for Harrisburg, and II 30 N
for Pine Grove and fremont:
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves Reading
ai73OA A N returning from Philadelphia at Is Pm.
Potlstown Accommodation Tram Leaves Potts.
town at 45 A. NJ. returning leaves Philadelphia ut
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at : oo
A. n, aud u IS p N. for Ephrata. Li,iz, Lancaster
Columbia, &c.
Perkioneu Rai,road Traina leave Perkiomcn juno
ti0n at ~ A. N. and 90 r.. Returning: Leave
ixippaek at = ~ A. NJ, AMI ! 25 2. M, connecting
With similar trains on heading Rail Road:
On Sundays Leave New York at OO NJ, Phi'a.
dclphia 8 W A ", aud ) Is r u. the 90 A NJ, train
running only tn Reading POttsvillc O0 M, Har'
is .urs 5 rs a NJ, 4 ~ and rs n and fsaang a.
| VI. ! 50 ant Z Is A Vi for Harrisburg and ! U8 A
NJ aud u ~ p N for New York aud % NJ. for
phi'a'slphia.
sion Tickets to and all points Al reduced rates.
baggage checked ih, ough; in0 pounds allowed each
PASSENGER G. A. NiCOLLS.
General Superintendent.
Reading Pt. Aug. IL, 1869.
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nT BLooMsBURG.-Mr Painter editor
of the M"ncy Lumiaary, who paid our town
a visi, few days ago, says: "We spent the
greater part Of Tuesday and Wednesday last
at Boomsburg, the home of our boyhood.
We were greatly pleased to see the rapid
strides the town is making in the march OF
Improvement. On every hand new build
ings are being erected, or old ones are being
enlarged anil repaired. Among the new
buildings going up is that for the State Nor
nal School, the corner stone of which was
laid not long since by Gov. Geary. 1t is
situated on the hill at the upper end of
Main street, and near the Bloomsbury lnsti.
tute building. The location Of these two
institutions for educational purposes is ex-
cellent the grounds being sufficiently high
to give splendid view Of the valley and
the beautiful scenery Of the surrounding
country. With the Normal School building
completed, the citizens of Bloomsburg will
have reason to feel proud of their accom-
modations for the education Of the youth Of
the country.
Another fine improvement will be the new
Episcopal Church, the ground for which was
broken last week. 1t is to be quite large
and built in the modern style of church ar
chitccture, after plans Of II New York arch'-
tect, and will be an ornament to tho town
and a credit to the congregation erecting it"
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COURT PROCLAMATION,

{L7HEREAs, the IIos. WILLIAM ELwgLL, Presiden,
w Judge OF the Court Of Oyer aud Teruiner and Gen
era Jail Delivery Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace and Court Of Common Pleas aud Orphans Court
In the 2Gh Judicial District comporcd Of the ates
ofColumbia, Sullivan and Wyoming and the Hon, lrun'
Derr and Peter X Herbein, Associate Judges Of Coum.
ba Co have issued their rrecep hearing date the 18th
May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and si,iyeght, to me directed for holding
Court ofOyer and Termincr and General Ja! delivery
General Quarter Sessions ofthe Peace Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in Bloomsbury in the county Of
Columbia on the first Monday, being the 7th day OF
Srptc inber neyt to continue two weeks.
NOTICE it hereby given to the Coroner, the Justices
of the Peace and Constabes Of the said county ofCo
ubia that they be then and there in their proper per-
son at 10 o'clock in the forenoon said day with their
re, ords inquisitions and other remembrance to tO
those things wIch to their offices apperan to br done
And those that bound by IecOgnizaRce To prosrct.
against the prisoners that b. in the Jail Of
said county Of Columbia to be then and there to prose-
cute them as shall be just Jurors requested to be
punctua in thcii agreeaby to their notices
1 ~ Dated nj BIoomsburg, the 3Dth day ofJuiy
l.. g }in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
(~ }hundred and sixty eight aud in the ninetiet h
year of the Independence Of the United States OF
America. Con SAVE THE Commonwealth.
SURDECAl Mli.LAHD sheriff
BIoomsburg, Aug i2 1868
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We iCOiunhia county
THOMAS McCvRMIc No. ~, TO May
Term, i5Ga
ALIAS srBpOEsA DIVORCE.
Among the Records of the tour. of Common Pleas
Of tlii county INTER ALA II Is thus COntained: NJ
A. isNS. on motion oi u. q. K"hlor, ESQ.,. and due
proof the Court that tue sheriff give notice 10
defendant by publication for iOur weeks Of above
proceeaings In the Blonmsburg DENocRAT, and also
appointed Robert ) tioWeli Esq Com,Gissioner to
lake testinlony, &C. Certifed from the rrc",d hu'
vu.t ,.t jsns, JESSE CULEMNN,
ptOthonotary
To Thoo,us Nc, ormic, - spondent above nnnied
take nuicr, In pursuance or the above order of
Court vou are hereby .i"isd 10 appear n the ncx,
,,ouu uf Com,nGn Pleas of ,olnmbia county, 70 be
held nj the I! ourt House IN ns0Msburg, on Monday,
tho seventh day Of September neat, To show cau.e
If any you have why the said Ca,ha inc McCorlnic
your wife should MT be divorced from IN" bonds 'f
mnt,imony, agreeable to the AL Of he General As
sr,nblv in al cl oa-r made aad provided.
MURDECAI MiLLARp, Sheriff
Angus. 81. 1868. ,
To ThUn,as Mc,,o,,nic thu abnve named respond
cnC Fake uoticc that the undersigned, appointed
Commissioner by the Cont Of Commrh f,ens of
columbia county, 10 take testimony In the abnve
stutsd case will attend for the purpose Of his ap'
pOintn,ent ut the Office nf q, Z. kahler. ESQ.,, IN
Bloonsbuve, on Saturday, the goth day Of August A.
d. 1913. between the hours Of one and five o'clock
PM, Of said day, VIII On and where you may attend
II you think proper, ROBERT T. uOWELL
Aug. 5, 1865, commissioner
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l@' TIE AsYLUM.--The State n )spital
for the Insane, to be built here, will he a
magnificent structure. 1t will be l43 feet,
or nearly quarter Of mile in length.
Every room will be completely ventilated
and a view of the outside world will be af.
fordcd from every Department. With the
thorough knowledge gained by experience
and study on the part of those who have
charge of the business, we doubt not that
this Hospital will be the most complete
structure of the kind that has yet been built
in the State. DR.. Shultz, of Harrisburg, is
the Superintendent -DanriVe american.
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10- BEAUTIES OF RADIcALIsM. Under
an act of Congress, passed July 20, 1868,
every dealer in tobacco and cigars having on
hand more than twenty pounds Of tobacco,
or ten pounds Of snuff, or more than five
thousand cigars, is required to make an in
ventory of the same Immediately, and de.
posit it with the Assistant Assessor of his
division, who will swear the party to the
truth Of his return. The appraisemcnt
must be made on the first day of each
month thereafter, and filed as above. There
are heavy penalties for failure to do this.
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Traverse Jurors for SEPT. r. 1865

B,oom-.John NJ. Barton. A. s. Crossley
I. s. Kuhn. N. j. Hen iershott, Elijah
Shut, Matthias S. Appleman Robert Roam.
Briarcrcek-J. c. Smith, G. Whiturc.
Bentop-T. b. Cole, Benz. Warner.
Bcaver--Allen Mann.
Catawissa-Wm. Greasy, Joseph Breish,
Moses Hartman, S. Waters, VIM. Miller.
Centre--Wm. Petit.
Franklin-C. Mendcnhall, J. Knittlc.
Fishingcrcek Doty.
Greenwood Heacock.
Hemlock- VIM. Harris. John kistler.
Jackson-Thos W. Smith.
I.ocust--John Snyder.
Niiflin Samuel Bidleman,
Mt. Pleasant-Joseph keller, Samuel
llartzel
Maine-J. Hartzal, j. Breisch, Rudolph
Shuman.
Orange-Eli Kline.
Roaringcreck john Levan.
Sugarloaf- Lutz, Alinas Cole.
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TRIAL List for sept. Term. 1856

TRIAL List for sept. Term, ls6s
l. John Shonk vs. John Cain.
9. John r. Blackiston ct eRvs. the Lehigh
and Mahanoy II. r. CO:
4. Samuel Waters vs. George Willets.
8. Same VS. same
6. Sarah A. Slime W Jacob Stine, ,ir.
7. VIM. Feason ct al Assignees OF the west
Branch Insurance Company VS. Simon
g. Shive.
8. Edward M'Call ct al VS. John Sweeney.
0. +. II. Person VS. John Cain.
10. Gideon Arndt vs. John U. l!eiby..
IL. Thos. J. Vanderslicc VS. Rob't Howell.
II. Lavina Davenport vs. VIM. NJ. klinetop.
49, John U. Leiby vs. Gideon Arndt:
IA. John Coleman VS. Michael Cromis.
IS. j. Is. IIazleton VS. II. c. Hartman.
I6. John Cooper vs. Daniel Hover ct al.
II. John Gilroy vs. VIM. i. Sterner.
IS. Conyngham Township VS. Peter l..
kleece ct al.
10. VIM. Schuyler vs. Elisha 7. Tiffany.
20. Edward Sweet VS. John Anderson II Co.
q. Isaac Fegly VS. James W. Sankcy.
90. Gilbert Fowler VI Reuben Mi''er.
23. John I.averns VS. Marg arct Breheny ct al
"a. Stacy John VS. Geo j )ngenbergor exr S.
%. Elias George vs. Aarin Person,
26 Eli Crevclng admir- VS. j. Is. Case:
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