LOCAL AND GENERAL. j^-From Sullivan county, we learn that „ho!e ocratic County ticket was elected. TATE *; TrES (Democrats,) are elected to the Legislature, from tl> at d'=> trict - -YN Hon. "WARREN J. WOODWARD, late Pre judge <>f the 2dth Judicial District, has elect resident Judge of the Berks district. Judge WooD is one of the ablest lawyers iu the State and has ~r oTc d himself an able and efficient Judge. SOME ?1 MI-KINS "—Mr. CHARI.ES Y. of Wiudham township, writes us that he lias a * ' Vkiti'vine which measures one foot and live-eighths Tn'inch in circumlerauee, nt a distance ot twelve feet *' the mot. The vine has sixteen pumpkins upon it. Who cau heat it ■ frj). FBORAB CONCERT —The Floral Concert _ (iV fitt y young ladies, of this place, on Thursday and e-M-'evenings, under direction of Prof .!.<. HI NTTING, a'decided success, and gave very general satisfaction * S "]ir ' tree audience in attendance. AVu understand that "u to be repeated in Troy. EATON'S Mercantile Academy is be ,l ,11 doubt, the cheapest school of the kind iu the ~r v Young men desirous of becoming qualified to Pi'ir'r the Counting Room, or for business generally, have ' , institution an opportunity of doing so, at on. fourth . ~',.x „ rnse of a like course of instruction in any other I'l'iumercial Cuocgc. We see it stated that there are now stored in the Arsenal,at Harrisburg, 12.000 stand of arms, \ ■ BRASS SIX pounders. 1 brass eighteen-pounder, 4 brass - * pounders brought to this country by LAFAYETTE as a present Ir on the King of fram e to the Continental Con ' RE*s, 6#o horse pistols. 000 cavalry sabers. 10.000 sets LOMI 'LCTE infantry accoutrements, and 7:0,000 rounds ot cartridges. CCA, Keep it before the people, that D B DE LAND & Co.'s ChemicalSaleratus will universally per form all that the proprietors claim that it will, anil there fore it is not only the be>t anil healthiest Saleratus in the market hut it is al-o the cheapest , and its effects are cer tain ami uniform, and consequently spoils no bread or nit. ft IS for sale by all respectable wholesale and - .. . dealers in th> country. FCF THE INDIANS ARE COMING' —By re'er , . : ■ our advertising columns, it will I e SEEN that the ted young Chief " Ahwanetunk," Irom t'ne (.treat . \N M on. ASSISTED by several young Warriors and . IV II give one ot their entertain cents at Alpha : Mill, in this place, on Friday evening next. The | ■ mime em' races ganres, dances, songs, scenes, tab -1 i. riirii. rrirniff law, Jtt.. which ant very interesting I g. Admittance 15 cents- I jsvy \ circular his lieen isswd fro the ' 1-urv Department in relation to the SI ttlenient of the ■mts of de- eased soldiers. The widow of an officeroi vite is entitled to r. ceive the money due ; i: there is widow, the pay goes to the children or their guardian (the SOLDIER dies unmarried, the father . mother, brotl • ■ ami sisters, or heirs in general receive the amount I*. Written applications must be made under oath, and • ADDRESFAD to K7.UA 15. FREM 11. K- nd Auditor oi lire rcasury Department, Washington. X EW FIRM— M.UN.H SC PATTON. —We VE uotice this WEEK iu our advertising columns, of the • :,t copartnership in the drug trade, between Dr. MA ii.L.of Wvsox, and J. (J. I'ATTON. This is as it should and we complimeul'our friend I'ATTON UPKN securing , . raii.'e a iituer. Dr. MAIIII.I.'S reputation as a skill* I ia.l safe I'hysician. will make his Drug Store one asis tlie regular allowance of room 1, I> required for a soldier to stand upright, anil with musket at *• shoulder arms," and placing them in close .1- fiie, it would require the whole roadway Irom Jer- U Fity to the capital to Firm the line. If the same troops I. TO be reviewed it would take a railway train, going I. A- rale of sixteen miles au hour, over fourteen H-URS ixsaloug the line ot soldiers. {SRJF THE NATIONAL LOAN. —ALES-R*. B. S. I ■ 1.1. A Co.. advertise in our columns this week, that 11V , I ipoiub-L HV PO rotary CIIASK. as agent L -I-I-I ive s ib- riptions to the National Loan. This loan Irh HI IAGS 7.30 per cent interest is engaging the ut- L : aof capit diets iHith at home and abroad. No sucli | ty :br investment has ever I een offered to capi- L ,-ts. F high rate of interest, and the perfect security I--- .1-1,1. tog, -ther with its immunity from tux a. aiske it very desirable. We are not surprised to b-'.iut the moneyed nren of our County, are already ng, and preparing to take still larger amounts. V■ --US. LAPORTE. M AMIS & Co., also advertise that prepared to receive subscriptions. Either fit M [ .!!y give any dc-irej iuformatiou. ' IF" ELOPEMENT, EXTRAORDINARY. — One day K"*. an officer " of the law," from the eastern part f - ittnty.hroguht to this place a young man to con- PTI 'iurauce vile." charged with eloping with anotb- F - wife. The case seems to be a complicated one. -tAiiding tin- - pair" were found together in the Corning, X. Y., under a ficticious name were R- -J- brother and si-ter. The lady is represented . gent, and of very respectable parents, and r ! SEVERAL ve irs ago, mu- h against bn will, and - -iuer to two or three children, which she thoughtful- I iieliiinl to give room to more " valuable baggage, the toi.k her departure. As the man with whom i M founil had not been lately seen in the neighbor > - where she formerly resided.it puz/.les the,'' doctors 'count lor the - singular coincidence" ol their being ■ J in the same place. under such peculiar circumstan* ■ AS the case will probably ba tried next term, aid ■ The young man was released upon giving bail lor BCIS-IRANEE. r I parties-will probably be " bailed," if not thorough* ■ ■ . iwtorc this interesting little scene closes. I * IRE LATE FAlß — Last, wei-k we bad time nor -pa e to speak of the eighth annual ex -1 the Bradford County Agricultural Society, •as held at this [dace, on the 2d, 3d and 4tli, of ; it month. The award of premiums, which we ivsi week, is sufficient evidence of the suc '-lie exhibition. ''"ie, and also on the morning of the first tiui people with loaded teams oi farm implements, and all sorts of contrivances lor ' "'-'hanical u-es. were seen wending their way, * ;:r '•tions ( towardsthe Fairgrounds. On Wcdues vi-itors U-gan to tint k in, and from thut i ' the close, the buildings and grounds were 'he weather throughout was clear and pleas* ■ d not have been more delightful if desired. 1 '■ try receipts ol the Fair we are not inform - ' 'l'pose it is sufficient io meet all demands lor prc ■s as they have published that all premiums will ' > paid upun application to the Treasurer of fy. Exhibition we cannot speak too highly. The ' irticles was large and exceedingly tasteful.— ( w as limited we did not get round to visit J ill n departments. The display of livestock— ■ ""* *• swine and aheep, we are iuturmed lar cx -'Ape'.ta'.ions of the rnwl Fanguiat. A uuar and more extensive display of poultry never graced a fair in this County. From a mammoth turkey down to aban tem eh icken, with all intermediate varieties, were fully represented. The display of fruit was excellent—far better than could have been expected, as it is evident that the season h as been very unfavorable. The ladies' department of fancy articles, &c., Was well represented and most tastefully arranged. It would be difficult torus to name a tithe of the beautiful articles here submitted for inspection. Articles of ornament and utility, Irom a heavy bed quilt to a woolen stocking of the tinest texture, blended with the adornment of the I needle, in the shape of tidies, worked capes, collars and baby-dresses, in rich profusion, met us at every turn— i while cakes, jellies, snow-white bread .domestic wines,Jcc., I did ample credid to the good taste and industry of Brad ford's fair daughters. Take it all in all, the last exhibition of our Agricultur al Society may be regarded as affording gratifying evi dence uf progress in all that pertains to the material wel fare or iudustral prosperity of our county. It was well attended by both exhibitors and visitors. The various rumors which have been put afloat from time to time concerning the deaths of some ol the rebel leaders in the South all produced the effect, i o doubt intended, of keeping alive the excitement, but in I our opinion that description of sensation reports ought now to be d apensed with. They are about ' played out." First we had the announcement of the death of BKAURE OAKU, who was killed by one of the biggunsot Fort Sum ter. with full descriptions of his funeral, which was at tended in Charleston by a number of " reliable" ladies and gentlemen, who subsequently made their escape from Secessia under great difficulties. Then JEKK Davis died at ificlunoiid, and all the rebel llags from the Potomie to Manassas Junction were seen at half mast, and even crape was observed on the arms of some of the rebel mil itary officers in the Southern army. The body ol the Pres ident ol tlie bogus confederacy was hardly allowed to get cold belurc SI KULINU PRICE and BEN. MCCCLLOI CH were killed by the telegraph at the battle of Davis' Creek, in Missouri. JOHN C. BKECKINKIPOE, of coarse, having liv ed too long, was next shufiied off the stage of existent e, ond sent " to that bourne from whence no traveller re turns." All these worthies having, in the course of time, turned up alive and kickiug, it seems that„the old reports are now to be revived,in the hope,we suppose, of creating lie.v sensations. BEN. MCCOI.I,OLCH has been killed again, and his sou has, according to that report, stepped father's shoes. Unfortunately lor this last rumor, its free currency has been checked by the general knowledge that young BEN. is a myth, not having any real existence, and therefore, if a portion of the rebel forces are still uudci j the command ola man bearing thai name, he is no other , than old PEN. himself. rtonUs. *• Our Country Forever ! LATEST FROM W.A.R. W. A. ROCKWELL is again on hand with the lirst New Goods of the Season ! DRESS GOODS, GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, LEATHER, BOOTS & SHOES, WOODEN WARE. ! HATS AND CAPS. Those wishing a good bargain will find it greatly t<> their advantage l" give us a c.ill. as the hard limes will 1 not prevent us seili ig good articles at modulate prices- ■ Although compelled to adopt the ready pay system, we ! eel confident that we can give our customer- perfect sat isfaction. V* M. A. i-Ol kW ELL. Towanda. Sept- 25,18*1. j Wars and Kumors of Wars ! Vfiir lias ken I), 1 -GI. (EXECUTOR'S NOTICE —Notice Is here- Jj by give i, that all per.-on- indebted to the estate of JOHN SHARTS, late ot Wilmot twp., deceased, are heieby requested to make payment without delay ; and those having demands against said estate will present them duly authenticated ior settlement. JOHN P. SHARTS, _Oct. 2, ISCL Executor. CUGAII. TEA AND COFFEE. IN lO great variety, for sale cheap. We warrant every i pound of Tea we sell, at FOX S. muOMAS RYAN. ATTORNEY AT I LA IV. Oflice over Eddy's Clothing Store, Totvan da. PA. Towanda, Oct. 2, isfjl. T. G COBOTLST, \ TTOUNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC J\ Towanda, Pa. Office in the building formerly oc copied bv H. B. McKean. . All legal business attended to with promptness and care. Towanda, Ang. 20. iMll-tf. \\" \ NTED-BY TH I". SUBSCRIBERS, \ \ :(,(i(X) bushels of WHEAT, for which the highest price in cash will be paid on delivery at our Mills. 1 MYER, FROST A CO. North Towanda, Sept. 3, 1861. " THRESH FIGS, PRUNES, RAISINS 1 Dates, Tamarinds, Oranges, Lemons, and all kinds r OX SOAP ! SOAP!—The best assortment of Toilet. Chemical and Common Bar Soap, at; To wand i.Julie 26, 1 -lil. rOXS. KEROSVNE OIL, FOR SALE CHEAP at IOXS. Aug. 28,1861. HONEY —A few buiull boxes, extra nice, tor sale cheap at FOX S. I Towanda.Scpt. lb, 1861. JHfscrllaricous. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE! ELMIRA, N. Y. FACULTY: N. CAULDWELL, President and Professor of Practical and Ornamental Penmaship, and Science, of Boop keeping. \\ M . M. CROSBY, A. If., Professor of Mathematics, the Classics ami Sciences, and Consulting Accountant. CLlh I" OKD L. \\ ADSW OR'l'H, Principal of the Prepar atory Department, and General Assistant Teacher. Rev lib).-. K. BEECH Lit, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics, History, and Political Economy. Hon. A I.EX. 8. DIVEX, Lecturer on Commercial Law, Civil and Intern annual Polity. S. It. VAN CAMPEN. Lecturer on Theoretical and Prac tical Bunking and Finance. REFERENCES: CHAS. H. ELMER Esq.. Waverly. CH \S. J. FOLGER. Attorney, Geneva. J B. WILLIAMS Esq., Banker,lthaca. WM. HILDRKTH. Sheriff, Cauandaigita. T. H. THOMPSON, Post Master, Corning. JOHN L. LEWIS, Jr., Counsellor, Petin Yann. COWING A CO., Pump Manufacturers, Seneca Falls. W ASH I NtSTuN THI'RM AN, See'y Gas Light Co., Bath. Rev. AMOS BROWN, Pres. People's College, Havana. Rev. E. L. WADS WORTH, Insurance Agt., New Graef enberg. Messrs. NICHOLS k LONG, Merchants' Troy, Bradford county. Pa JOHN C. KERWIN, Secretary Nail Works Co., Ilarris burg, Pa. Elmira Commercial College. rrms INSTITUTION WAS ESTAB -I. EISHEDin 1 80S, and its success lias lieen beyond the most sanguine expectations of its founder, Prof. j 1 'AULDWEI.I,, who lui- relied more upon untiring devo tion and indefatigable attention to tiie interests of his pu- ' pils, than upon profuse advertising and complimentary' Scholarships to extend a reputation. j The Course ol Instruction consists of four Departments.) I. I PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. Here especial attention is given to youth in the Ele ments of Knowledge, viz: Spelling, Reading, Writing,! Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar, Elocntiou and Com position. 11. DEPARTMENT OF PENMANSHIP. Embracing all varieties of Plain, Practical, Business, : and Ornamental Penman-hip, German T x', Old Eng- ■ li-h. Antique Lettering, Manuscript Copying, l'cu Draw- ; iug, Ac. in. COMMERCIAL COMPUTATIONS. Embracing new rules, not published, of the most rapid methods of Computation, as applied to Interest, Bank lb-count. Accounts Current, Simple and Com pound Equ tations, Insurance, Exchange, General Average, Com mission and Brokerage, Partnership Settlements, Bank rupt Dividends, Loss and Gain, Alligation, etc. IV. BOOK-K EE PIN G DEP A RTM EXT. Embracing Commercial Law. Business Correspondence, Settlements, Ac., applicable to Wholesale. Ret lil. Import ing. Jobbing, or Comrri-.-i'n Business. This Department is organized and conducted on the Counting Room Sys tem. with ill the improvements introduced by Bryant A Sir.it lon ami others, and the -tudents at once enter upon the Practical Working and Routine ol Banking, Mining, Shipping, Insurance, Railroading, Manufacturing, Ac., and elaborate actual transactions lakcu from the Origin al Books ol extensive firms. T II F. COI. L E G E ROOMS Have recently been re-fitted and elegantly furnished, so that now they are unsurpassed in counurt and conve nience of arrangement. A separate apartment is provid ed for Ladies. To student- of ordinary capacity and in dustry, entire satisfaction will be guaranteed. *0" For Terms ami farther particulars aend for a Cir cular, or apply personally to X. CAULDWELL. PRINCIPAL. River Buildings, opposite Braiuard Hou.-e, Elmira, X. Y. Elmira, N. Y., Oct. 8, lsiil.—mi! News from the Great Rebellion. EXCITING NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR! R. W. EDDY, HAS PURCHASED THE ENTIRE - stock and tixt res ot E. S. BENDICT, first door south of POWELL'S Keystone Store. STILL LATER NEWS! He lias just returned from New York , where he has bought tor c i.-h, at war pri< es.a remarkably line stock of goods, all made to order for this market, and warrant ed a- represented, wliieb lie flatters himself he can set' lower tor cash than h.ts ever been offered in this market, tor the same quality of goods. His stack consists of Overcoats, from f"> up, Superior Frsnch (.'assimere Coats and Silk Mixed Coats, and a lower grade. PAITTS, Dop Skin, French Ca-.-irnere, Silk Mixed Cassimere, Satiuett. YSSTS, S ik Velvet, Grenadier, Doe Skin, French Cassimere, Silk Mixed Cassimere, Farmer's Satin, S.itimtt. and low priced Undershirts arid Drawers, he lias 20 doz, at ALL PRICES ! Wool Socks, Celebrated British A Ilose. a large assort merit. Linen Shirts and Collars, 11 big lot. Neck Ties, Stock-, Suspenders. Gloves. Mittens. Umbrellas, Canes, Monkey Jackets, Basket-,Overalls, Over.-hirts, HATS AND CAPS, Of all Binds, and prices to suit the times. Also, CHAS.OAKFORD k SON'S Celebrated Philadelphia Silk Hats. The best article made in the United States, all of which he is anxious to sell to the public at a low figure, for cash only. B. W. EDDY. Towanda, Oct. 3,18151. m RUST EE'S SALE —Bj virtue of an or- J. der of the Orphan's Court of Bradford county, will tie exposed to public sale, on 'he premi-cs, on THURS DAY, the 14th day of NOVEMBER, l-Ul.at 10 o'clock, A. M.. the following real e-t ite situate in Columbia tp ~ late the estate ot Albion lludd, dee d., bounded as fol low-: Beginning at abeeeh, south-west corner of Sam uel Camphor's lot ; thence south 2,'ideg. west 71 andfi-10 per.; south (io deg. east Ifi.i per. to a hemlock, uoith eu-t corner of Calvin and Luther Havens ; north 2 > deg. j east 71 and 5-10 per. to a beech, north (io deg. west lii.i per. to the liegtnning. Containing 73 acres and 117 per. ALSO—One other lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Columbia twp., known as the liarr.s lot, bounded as follows : Beginning at a hemlock, north east corner of lot No. 107, by land formerly belonging to Albion Budd, north 95 5-10 per. to a post in David R. Hoswoll'a line and by the same west on per. to a beech ; thence south 95 and 5 10 per. to a post ; thence by lot No. 107 east !H) per. to the place of beginning. Containing 53 acres and 115 per. Mo' Terms made known on the day of sale. ELEAZOR ROME ROY, Oct. 2.1861. Trustee. / UAUDI AN'S SALE—By virtoe of an * T order of the Orphan's Court of Bradford county, will be exposed to public sale, at the Court House, in the borough ot Towanda on MONDAY, the 28th day of OC TOBER, l -fil, at 1 o'clock, IV M. the following property, lute the estate of D. F. Barstow. dee'd., situate in Towan da twp., and bounded on the north by lands now or for-_ nierly belonging to Edw. Overton, Bishop and C. Moore's lot, south by lands belonging to the estate of Hi ram Fox, dee d., and Hiram MeGill and the public high way. west by lands of Dennis Mi Gill, 11. MeGill, and Mi chael Walsh, east by lauds of Win.and Michael Dreslaine and Bishop. Containing about 125 acres, nmre or lea,. * WM. MIX, Oct. 2,1861. Trustee. Ac. IST IE W Fill MO WHITER GBODS, In Great Variety, NOW OPENING, West Side of the Public square, at the store of A. WICKHAM & SON. I Towanda, Sept. 25,1561. JLnjaL SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of sundry writ! of Vend. Expo., issued out of the court of common pleas ot Bradford county, to me directed, will he exposed to public .-.ale on THURSDAY, tii- 17th day of October A. I). Isrtl, at the court house, iu Towanda, atone 1 o'clock, P. M., the follow inn described lot, piece or parcel oi bind, situate in Tuscarora township, bounded as follows :On the north and east by lat d 1 John Stair devant, south by land of Ebenecer Btunh vant and the Wyoming county line, and on the west by ' tnls ot Abi eel and Luther Kinney and land of refer R Slut (levant, (or land now In possession of Charles Sturdcvant.) con taining about 50 acres, more or less—about lb acres im proved, one log house, iratried burn, aud two liuit tiecs Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Chandler ltixby vs Peter B. Sturdevant. j A I.SO- -The following described lot, piece or parcel of land situate in South Creek and Welles townships bound ed and descrilied as follows : On the north l>y the boiin darv line batWMB the State of Pennsylvania arid the State of New York, east by the cast boundary line of a lot of I land conveyed to George Canhstn by Jesse Lane and ! wile ami J. ' . " immon.s atul wife, by deed of warrun- I tee bearing •la'e D< < ember, 1850, west by the same lot of ' land, on smith by a line parrallel with said north line, be- ! ing said boundary line between said states of New York I and l't-unsyivauia, and tarenougb southerly therefrom to embrace and contain 200 acres ot land, strict measure. ALSO—One other piece or parcel of land situate in ; South Creek twn., being the west half of warrantee lot. ; No. 5M>, surveyed to Johnson A Mifflin, and being the west half of 1100 acre tract, and allowance, recently pur chased by said Kerby V Adams at Sheriff sale. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Pocasset Bank vs John S. Cotton. ALSO—The following lot, piece, or parcel of land sit uate iu Tuscarora twp., bounded as follows: On the north by land of Uixby A Culver, cast by the Sttsquehati- ; ria and Bradford county line, south by lauds of Jas. flail, ! and west land of Lewis Silvaria. Containing 45 acres, more or less. Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Lathrop k Bulsburpy vs Thomas Morley. ALSO—The following described lot, piece, or parcel of land situate iu Troy boro, bounded on the north by laud ol N. M. Catnochati, east by the highw ay, south by land of Silas K. Shepard, west by land of Win. H. Peck. Con taining 99 feet front, and Tli lect deep. Ire the same, more or less, all improved, one two-story building,[occupiedas a furniture store and shop thereon. Seized and taken in execution at tlie suit of Maxwell > A Leonard vs. William Taylor. AI .SO—The following described lot, piece or parcel of land situate in Hidgbttry twp., bounded on the north and east by lands of Thomas Buck, on the south by lands of j Jerrc Hriscall, and eu the west by the public highway containing one-half of an acre, more of less, all improved one IVatned house thereon. . I Seized and taken in execution at the suit of C. F. Wil son vs. Dennis Drutmny vs (1. P. News. A. HANSON SPALDING. Sheriff. Towanda, Sept. 25, lsol., SPECIAL COURT.- Notice is hereby giv- - en that a special Court will be held at the Court j House in Towanda. Hon. R. (I. WHITE presiding, com- : meining MONDAY . N<>\ . 4. lsol, tit too clock, a.m., to continue two weeks for the trial ot the following causes:— FIRST WEF.K. TKP.M. VK. PLAINTIFFS. DEFENDANTS. N.LTCRE. May P-."JG. Ellen M iria McNeal A Co vs J. Merritt, eial •' •• David Barber vs Chester Thomas & Co. case, j Kept. 1850. 1. Smith vs S Ktllttm, 2d., ct ai. trespass. . Kept. 15;",7. Joseph Ingham vs Barclay Rit A C Co. ap. Sept. 1557. 1 Smith vs s Keliunt. 2d. Trover. May Is. ")S. Win A Park vs Win 11 Strong. Win I! Darlington vs (' N Shipman. Debt. " " M ttbcw MiMahon vs Jl' llorton. Appeal, j Sept. 1858. lliratu Hortou v.- Josiab Ktowell, et ex. Debt, same same •• " >| |) W Bishop vs Alfred Gore. Trespass. • " H P Moore vs Chester Pierce. Appeal. Dec. 185b. Geo K Elliott vs Jesse It Cowell, C nl. " .• •• Charles 11 Shepard vs Abr Steers, ct al. Tres. 1 " " Samuel F Itiploy vs Hiram Spear. Debt. •• Alien K Axtellva Alaon PptteraML Appeal. , Feb. 1859. J It Ingtrs ill Ac, vs John llatkm-ss. Eject. " " Del L AW It It Co vs Mevlert A Ward. Det. I " " same same " " same same " " Alvah Heath vs J W Dennisou. Ejectment. [ SECOND WEEK. May 1t."9. Francis Ripley vs lliram Spear. Debt •• •' same same May 1b59. Loui-a M Wattb s vs Kami C Mann. Trespass. '• A M Kirk vs A B Smith Ac. Appeal. " •' J B Foster vs same " " Maria Child vs Anthony E Child. Trespass. Sept. 1-859. M F Ransom David Arnold. Ejectment. ■' Z Hicks'admrs vs N B Canal Co. Damages. " " Win P Emerson vs Cole A C'onaut. Debt. " " Johti Liiitz vs John Hanson. " Michael O'Suilivan vs R C Smalley, ct al. Ei. | " 44 It S Middaitgh vs Archibald Forbes. Appeal..: Dec. 1859. Reuben Chapen vs Warren Callen. Fjcctment. j 44 44 Stephen Fclton v- Jlt\\ i bstcr A ter ten. '• " C Shuntway vs Clark Hollciibaek. " •' " Jane McQueen vs Edward Holcomb. Case, j • 4 44 same TS Orlando llolconib. 4 t 44 same vr. Samuel Holcomb. '■ " Hiram Sliaw. ct ex vsjona- Kilmer, etal. 44 Feb. 18110. Juo W Denttison vs Township ol Terry. 41 - j B lugei -oil. it ai v- 'lTosnni, t ri. Ej. 44 44 () 1* Ballard vs Bingham Itockwcl, et al. Kj. j 44 44 Farmer's Un ins Co vs Sarah Myers. Si-i Fa M 44 44 J 1! Ingei - ill, et al vs H S Vaughn, et al. SFK 1 44 44 Henrv W Tracy vs Alvah Young. Ejectment.] .< < 4 c T Bliss vs Sarah Stone admrs Ac. Bet Fa. May 1860. Wm B Clymer's use vs 0 E Ward. Ca-c. j 4 4 4 4 David Barber vs David Wilmot Ac. Tre-pass. 41 •• J R Pratt's adinra n D Pratt's ad in et al. BciFa. Sept. 1800. Farmer's L'u ins Co vs C N Shipman, ter ten. 44 Lackawanna I A CCo vs Mevlert A Ward. Det. 44 44 Shipman A Welles vs Rogers Fowler. 4 4 44 Eliza Jane Chapman TS Stanley S Hinman. Tr. Dec. IMJO. Henry Northtup vs John J Reynolds. Appeal, j •• S W Park vs Wm Frederick. Fjcctment. j Feb. 18G1. J L Saw verAson vs C F Wellef.Ac.Sci Fa M L | '• Wm H Phillips vs J 11 M Hinman. <; M HolWnback's use vs Francis Tyler. S FM. | 44 44 Saml Archibald's use vs Thomas Page. 44 | 44 " Burton L Smith vs Cll A N 11 Chalice. Appeal Snbpmnas for first week, returnable Monday, Nov. 4. j 1