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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
PeunSyI1apia Legislature.

The next House of Representatives will con-
sist Of the following members
Adams-Daniel M. Slnyser.
Allegheny-Jonas r. M'Clntock, U1m Espeu,
John Miller, R. C. Hdtker.
Armstrong-John S. Riley.
Bradlord-Chas. Stockwell, Jos C. Po1ceH
Bedford--John Cessna, Samuel Robson.
Beayer--John Allison, Nm Smith.
Berks-Daniel Zerhey, VIM. Shaffner, Alex.
S. Feather, John c. Evans
Blair Chas. z. kinkead
Buter-D. III. b. Bro1cer
Bucks-Hirdm Il. HiiEams, James Ftoice1S,
Edward Nickleson
Craw(ord-BcnianlinB b. Darid, .fnson Leonard.
Centre and Cleariield-John b. Meek, Wm.
J. Hemphll.
Chester Darid J. Bent, Join .acker, Joh" a,
Bolcer.
Columbia-Benja1ria p Forfney
Cumberland-llenry Church, Thos. G. Seoul
Ter.
Cambra-Willam A. Smith
DelaWarc-.JdmsS j. Le1ctS.
Dauphn-John h. Rutherford, Ihos. Duncan
Erie--Janles C. Reid, LeGert Hsrt.
Franklin HIM. Bdker John VI Lean.
Fayette-James Z. Downer, Jos. l.. u rIhu.
Green-Lewis Roberts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. X. Corftyn.
Indiana Nm. EranS.
Jefferson, Clarion, and Nenango-J0hn 5. NJ
Calmont, John Hastings.
Lebanon-John w. hiilingsr.
Lchigh and Carbon-Robcrt klotz, Samuel
Marx.
Luzerne-John " Conyngham, Andrew Beau
mont.
Lancaster-.indre,r Hdde, LeIrif Huford, RO-
bert Bald,rin, Jacob .Aessty, "A. Scott Elcing.
Lycomug Clinton, and Potter-Wm. Brln-
die, William Dunn.
Mifflin-Alexander Gibbonev.
Montgomery-Daniel Evans, VIM. t. Morri-
son, William Henry.
Mercer-John Hoge, Morris Lcech
Northumberland-John b. Packer.
Northampton and Monroc-Jaues VI. Porter,
Michael Myers. John ID. Morris.
Perry-David Steward.
PhiladeIp Iphia city Thomas c. Steele, George
H. Hart, Chartes O'NtM, Jesse X. Burden, Craig
Biddle
Philadelphia county-Thomas X; Finietter,
Fayctte Pierson, Joseph c. Mailoy, Washington
J. Jackson, Richard Simpson, William ii. Sou
der, Henry Huplet, Sylvester Cridland.
chuylkiIl-Nichotas Jones, William J. Dob
bins
Somerset Henry Little.
Susquehanna and Wyoming--Sidney B. Wells,
Ezekiel Mowry.
Tioga-Jeremiah Black.
Washington Jonathan d. Leet, Thos. Wat
son.
Westmoreland-Har p Laird, John +.
M'Culoch, Joseph Guiiey.
Warren and M'kean-G. w. Scofeld
WAYNE and Pike-Thomas r. Grier.
Union and Juniata-EH Sitftr, John Nc Laugh
I'm
York-Edwin c. Trone, Jacob S Haldeman,
Alexander C. M'Curdy.
rWhigs in HaIie-Locofocos in Roman.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
New COBDterieitS.

Putnam Valley Bank, Putnam Valley, n. Y
los altered. Wig. Female and Eagle. The
true los are different
Sacket's Harbor Bank, Sacket's Harbor, n. Y
SIS letter A, variously filled up. Engrav-
ing miserable, resembling wood cut Sig
natures in one hand writing.
Union Bank of Maryland, Baltimore, Md-Ts
spurious. Vignette two females, one repre-.
senting Agriculture, the other liberty; be-
tween them is a shield, below which is Tia
motto Liberty and Prosperity" Filling up
in one hand writing.
Camden Bank, Camden, n. Y SIS, letter A
Nov. I6, I843. Signatures in one hand writ
ing. Engraving blurred and indistinct ia
places. 3's, letter A. Engraving blurred and
impression dark.
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Wheeling,
Va.-5's, letter A, Sept. l, l348. Engraving
blurred-paper coarse.
Eagle Bank, Bristol, r. I.-5's altered from Is
Wig, on left end, Indians looking over ledge
of rocks.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
Money Matters, Trade, &C.
Delaware Civ Bank, /,

We published in our last paragraph from a
New Jersey paper relative to this institution,
which threw out strong doubts as to its solven-
cy. Since then card has appeared in the city
papers signed by Geo. Maxwell, Andrew c.
Barclay, John NJ Kennedy, A. J. Derbyshire,
VIM. Nj. Kennedy, Joseph Cleaver, Philip Rey-
bold, John c. Clark and Geo. G. Cleaver, who
aver that they olrners ct niae-tenihs Of the
stock, fully acquainted with the issues and assets
of the bank, and bind themselves that the notes
will be paid in gold and silver on presentation.
The signers we know are considered men Of
wealth. and the Bank may be as solvent as re-
presented, but the mere fact stated that nine
individual, own nine -tenths Of the stock, does
not speak very strongly in its favor as these
nine persons can of course control the loans
&c. without check or hindrance and where
temptation exists in speculating times, it is
sometimes difficult for the best of men 10 let
wei enough alone. At all events there is too
much OF this money in the valley of the Juniata
certainly from $4,000 to l00,000-and if
The bank desires to sustain an unsullied reputa-
ton, 1t, or its agents, will do well by sending
less OF ITS issues this way hereafter
The notes are par in the city, and since the
appearance of the card above referred to taken
ty al eur dealers,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
Latest Foreign News.
From the New York Courier.
BY Telegraph from london 70 LiOerpooL
LONDON, Oct 9th, l05 o'clock. A. NJ.

By Telegraph from London TO Liverpool
LONDON, Oct 9th, l04 O'Clock. A. NJ.
The Paris Moniteur Of last night states that
Tie French Government entirely disaUODs The
conduct Of n. Poussin. It also announces the
appointment OF VI. Bois lie Compt, at present
French Minister at Turin, to be Minister Plen-
potenliary at Washington. lie is to be re-
placed at Turin By NJ. Lucen Marat.
The Turkish Ambas ssador in Paris had an
interview with the French Minister OF For
egn Affairs on Thursday, which lasted two
hUurs.
The Times Of this morning has letters OF
the 27th ultimo, from it's correspondent al Ma
pies giving some curious information concern
lng the large United States feet now in that
bay.
The note Of Lord Palmerston in regard to
Turkey, and the answer, have been communi-
Gated by the King OF Naples to the Great
Powers.
The affairs OF Sicily are nearly arranged.
Prince CasarnO IS to be VIceroy.
The Island is 10 have separate adninistra-
ton and a Consuta and Chamber al Paier-
mo.
The Constitutional confirms the intelligence
tbat POINT note Of the English and French
Government had been sent 10 St Petersburg,
which that journal expects will have the ef-
/ feet OF preventing rupture between Russia
! and Turkey.
The MarselIes Courier says n2ws had been
| received from Alexandria, that the Merlin
| steamer had been sent from Malta 10 Corfu.
10 Admiral Noales, with very important des-
| patches on the affairs OF Constantinope The
whole English fleet s to proceed TO the Oar
| de nelIes
Several additional vessels are abont 10 be
commissioned, among them are tke Conflict,
Vulture, Fifebrand, Spitire, and Terrible.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
DIE D..

At York, Pa, on the 18th inst, Rev. Dr.
CArHcART, aged 80 years and IL months.
In BeIIefonte, on the 10Th inst, Mrs ELIZA.
BETH MussER, wife of William l. Musser
Esq, Sheriff of Centre county, aged 26 year,
In Derry township, on Sunday I4th inst,
Mrs. MARY, wife Of Z. Rothrock, aged 81
years and 2 months.
On the 4th inst, at the residence Of U. ia.
cob, Esq, in this place. THOMAS URIE, ESQ,
in the SD year of his age. The deceased was
q native and resident of Cumberland county,
and was attacked with congestive fever, which
carried him off in few days. He leaves one
daughter in Illinois, sister, several grand
children and numerous friends to mourn hIs
lose. The deceased was brother of Mrs. Ja-
cob.
Communicated
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
Appointment BY the Governor.

GEORGE FRYsNGER, Esq, editor of the Lew
istown Gazette, to be Notary Public, vice H. J.
Walters.
We congratulate our neighbor, and trust II
may prove source of larger revenue to him
than il did to his predecessor. This is one Of
the most sensible appointments Gov. Johnston
has made.-Ti1te Democrat
About the latter, friend Walters, we don't
know We might have thought so too were the
office worth some $500 or $1,000 year, but as
the next twelve OF fifteen months viii probably
not do more than pay cost Of seal, commission,
blanks, &c, we must console ourself, like the
Colonels and Lieutenant Colonies, with being
an oflce-holder with more honor than profit.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

STATE STccs The sales Of State f,e.
Philadelphia on Monday. reached abop, s71,
900, the creator portion of them a. ia nnao.
stood. being bought by the State. The sink,n
fnnd il under the supervision Of the Secra,,.-
Of the Commonwealth, Auditor General .,l
State Treasurer, who are made commissiopo,,
to appropriate certain specified revenues n ,to
purchase Of the State debt, at IFS Enarke, n,;.o
if not exceeding the par value. The soprco.
of revenue for this purpose are-the taxes -,
collateral inhertances, and the per centaee Nc
sessed upon any Bank or railroad, or coal min
ing or railroad and coal mining. or ino,o,.
ment company charter. all taxes assessed On
distillercs, and breweries, or billiard roor,
bowling saloons and ten.pn alleys; on Nor,
counties, On theatrical, circus and mepso.,o
exhibitions, on eating houses, beer houses and
restaurants. Since the passage ofthe act NAL.
ing these appropriations, the State debt has al.
ready been reduced nearly S300,000-the cred,
Of which solely belongs to Governor Johnston's
Administration.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
WHEELING. Oct. 20.

COMPLETION OF THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE -
The grand Wire Suspension Bridge across
the Ohio was completed to-day, and Mr.. Ellet,
the distinguished architect, rode across it for
the first time. The experiment proved emf
ncntlv successful. a large concourse OF per-
sons was assembled upon each side of the riv-
er to see the apparently hazardous feat When
the intrepid and daring protector and builder
started MS horse and buggy upon the noble
span. he was saIuted by the firing of cannon
and loud cheers from the adiriring multitude.
The animal attached to the vehicle progress
sed steadily, and Mr.. Ellet gained the opposite
shore in triumph, where he was again greeted
with loud huzZas.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

The Harrisburg Telegraph has complete re-
turns Of the vote for Canal Commissioner, by
which it will be seen that the vote given for
Fuller falls short Of the vote given for MiddIes-
wsrth last year 81, IS3-and that for Gamble
2200 short Of that given for Painter. The ma
jority tor Gamble agreeaby tothe returns made,
is ll,729-but owing TO mistake ma e in the
return from Bradford, it is in reality one hun
dred and fifty less, or ll,5- 9-Gamble's real
majority in Bradford being only lob, instead Of
2J3-agreeably to the returns made by the
election iudJes
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

The editor of the Ledger, it would appear
from the following paragraph, is turning Ma
homedan. Speaking of a probable war in Eu-
rope, he says:
Such war would bring a new element into
the politics OF Europe in aid of liberal institu-
tions Mahomedanism, which is now progress
siye, and has always been highly favorable to
social morals, as appears in the superior homes
ty sobrety, charity and piety of all Mahome-
dan communities, would aid federation against
the corruption of the Roman and the rapacity
of the Greek churches. hIahomedanism, which
recognises the Old and New TestameDts with
the Koran, is like Judaism, strictly ,nonotheic
emincntlv democratic in tendency, and there
fore the high road to liberal Christianity. This
may startle the partisans of Church aud STATE !;
but il is true.
Being "highly favorable TO social morals, ="
must mean the allowance Of four wives and as
many concubines as a man can support, which
the Koran grants and democratic in tenden-
cy'' an absolute despotism, which strikes off
heads al the nod Of Sultan or Pasha, and bas-
tinadoes every poor devil who is brought before
a magistrate, whether guilty or not. If such
religion is highly favorable to social morals
and democratic in tendency, commend it 10
the respectful consideration Of our locofoco
brethren who belong 10 that progressive school
which knoweth not what ne,c principle day
may bring forth. Il would doubtless suit some
Of them.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

Can any one explain the cause Of this change
of forty thousand votes in the old Keystone in
less than year We pause for rePly.-Erei-
ing Post.
We can explain it. There has been no change
or forty thousand votes II will be found that
Gamble just elected Canal Commissioner, has
received fewer votes than were cast for Gen.
Cass. The only change consists in the fact
that the wings (as they usually do in ordinary
elections stayed at home and the locofocos
voted.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
n 4 \ B | z D ,

On the 18th September, by the Rev. W. G.
Hackman, Mr.. JOHN KsRPP, to Miss CITHa.
RINE SNooK. both Of Decatur township,
On Thursday, Oct 25th, by the Rev. ]. Ro-
senberg, Mr.. SAMUEL ROLAND, to Miss CATHl.
RINE Fox, both of Granville township
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

~ The CORNER STONE of a new German
Reformed and Lutheran Church, TO be erected
on the property of Samuel Barr IN Decatur
township, Alillin county, wall be lad on "atuF-
day, November Sd, 1919, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
with the usual ceremonies. Sermons IN me
English and German language will be delivered
on the occasion The public generally are in-
yited to attend
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

The Democrat states that the FIVE Irjshmen
whose arrest for rape we noticed last week,
got eff by compromising the matter. This
course may save the expenses of a prosecution,
but is it not contrary to law to compromise a
high criminal offence!
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

The Two WANTS IN CALIFORNIA.-A letter
From San Francisco says =" At present, (as
the common saying here Isl there are two things
really in demand, viz women and lumber, the
former being exceedingly rare, and the latter
bringing from $3.50 to $500 per thousand feet :"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

RALRoAD ACEHr.-SANuEL MuIlKEH, Jr.,
lately of Philadelphia, has been appointed agent
at the depot near this place, the duties of which
Office, from his experience in general business,
win no doubt be performed in a manner salts
factory to all concerned.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
iiARRIsRURG, Oct. 10

CONVICTION Jonathan G. Mills, a dentist
of this place, who was charged with the seduc-
tion of three young women, sisters in this
place, was tried on one OF the charges before
our Court OF Quarter Sessions, and the jury
this morning brought in verdict Of guilty
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

WAsnISGroS COUNTY HuNT.-The Was4ing-
ton Reporier of the 18th inst. states that num-
her of citizens of that county recently organized
for the purpose of grand hunt, dividing into
two parties, one under Capt. Bausman of the
Reporter. and the other under Captain Bryson.
II was agreed that the party beaten should pay
for supper for the whole. The game counted
and by the terms of the agreement, none was
to be received after o'clock-was, by Captain
Brvsons party 1,273, and by Captain Bausman's
1867 giving Capt. Bryson majority OF 2OG
But 20 minutes after nine Capt. Bausman ar
rived with ass pieces, which, could they have
been counted, would have given him a majority
of 249. The Reporter says -
This was certainly the greatest hunt that has
ever taken place in this country, and excited
intense interest in both town and country. The
whole amount of the different kinds of game
killed, as counted by the Committee, was -
Squirrels, ,593; Partridgcs, 2l Pigeons, Is
Hawks, 5 Owls, 6 Crows, ) Coons, 26 Phea-
SAINTS, l9; Ground-hogs, 4 Ducks, 2; Opos-
sums, 1874; Rabbits, 23-making a total of 2,340.
Add to this Captain Bausman's excluded game,
! 455, and we have grand total of :, 795. In the
/ excluded game of Captain Bausman, there were
3l6 squirrels CoonS, - Opossums, 4 Phea-
SAINTS, 2 Rabbits, with sundry other game.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

0crHealth, wind, weather, and railroad per-
hitting, we shall be present at the editorial
convention on the 9th proximo.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
4 Calif0rnian'S Experience.

The following is extracted from a private let
ter, written to the New Orleans Bulletin, by
one who made the trip in one hundred days by
the Corpus Christi route. After giving an anus
ing account of his adventures and description
Of San Francisco, he says:
a small lG - weather-boardcd house
rough inside and out, has cost s28, 600, and
rents for $4,000 a year, payable in advance.
Building lots are worth from $4,000 TO $4,000.
pity the poor devils who have bought aud
built at these prices, for in SIX months they will
not be able to realize one-tenth Of their outlay.
Those who have come out with goods are bound
to lose money. Goods have been shipped from
all the Pacific ports, which can always supply
the country with the required provisions. [Our
friend here gives the story of his travel to the
dlggins, and then says The gold is not on
the surface, has been represented, but you
have to dig deep for it, tear up the solid rock,
work in the water, and then it is all luck wheth-
er you get much or none. The work Is Of the
hardest kind, and after trying il, may candidly
say, that | would rather drive dray or roll
boxes on the I.eyee, than follow it up. To all
who purpose coming out, would advise them
first TO begin at daylight and carry kegs of nails,
boxes Of tin, or any other heavy packages. From
the sidewalk Of any street in New Orleans car
ry them into the store and pile them up, do not
stop for breakfast, or lunch or liquor at noon
stop an hour and eat a small piece of salt pork
down, and see how you feel. If you can then
find comfortable nights sleep on the ground,
under a tree, with a single blanket and million
ants running over you, and enjoy all this, you
can then come out to California and live six
months, and be able to save with good luck at
digging, from $500 TO SIS, 900. Ii is all in the
luck, for where there is one who has made
5000 or 100000 there are 500 who have not
$500, and all doing the same labor. There is
no doubt that California is one vast gold mine
but II requires much hard labor to get it out.
Five years hence, when labor can be hired,
regular mining companies will realize fortunes -
The letter concludes by saying, that If the
church gets as many repentant sinners within
the year, az there arc repentant miners at the
" dggins," her population and prosperity will
be enormously increased.
SEIZURE AT New YoRk.-The Dry Goods
Reporter states that suspicious have been enter
tanned for some time that parties in that city
were detrauding the Government by fraudulent
invoices IL the entry of CLOTH Officers have
been terretting out the roguery, and during the
week several invoices have been detained and
about $1,000 worth Of cloth seized, which were
invoiced from forty to ten per cent below their
fair valuation.
The above Is another Illustration of the beau
ties of the al raiorem system, which offers pre-
MUM for rascality, and places the fair and hon
orable importer at the mercy of his unscrupu-
loas aud dishonest competitors
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

The Let0istot0n Mills arc paying 80 20
% cents for good wheat, so cents for Rye,
80 cents for Corn, and 81 cents for Oats.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

The whole amount of specie exported from
New York, during the present year up to Goth
October, Is 81, ,2S2, 400.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

J. P. ANDERSON, Supervisor on the Upper
Division Of the Canal, extending from McVey-
town to Hollidaysburg, requests persons having
claims for materials furnished from January,
1916, 10 February, l849, to hand them 10 with
date amount and nature Of the claim. Provi-
slons, horse feed, a,.d 50 forth, by which we
suppose electioneering claims are meant, not
included.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 25, l849

DALllhohE, oGt ~-.J, lo4S
Flour is quiet, with moderate sales of How
ard street, at So per bbl. Corn-Saies of
white at 80 and yellow at CO. Provisions
ste adY. Groceries firm.
GRAIN.-There is no change in the price of
Wheat. Sales OF good to prime reds to day at
l00ll06 cents and of white at l0Sall4 cents.
a lot of family honr white sold yesterday at
l2S cents,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

JONES invites attention tu his extensive stock
Of goods of various kinds.
Alessrs MCKEE have lost SOW for the re-
turn of which they will give a suitable reward.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-27

4 vessel has arrived at New London, Conn,
from Davis Straits, the captain and crew OF
which speak of hearing Of Sir John Franklin's
ships in Prince Regents Inlet The natives
say that the ships had remained there four sea-
cons, embedded in the ice, and were still sur
rounded by ice. The Indians also reported
that the crews were alive and well.
This agrees with report by the Niagara.
which had been received at Hull, England
Locoroco HYPocRIsY.-Mr. Deal the re-
Gently elected Sheriff Of Philadelphia, entered
upon his duties last week, and in advance
made +" clean sweep" Of all the incumbents.
Not even the driver Of the prison wagon, or
The bill-poster escaped. There were hungry
applicants for every post, and the doctrine OF
l.ocofocoistn, that "to the victors belong the
spoils," forbade that single officer, 10 matter
how competent or capable should be retained.
THE Mississippi Senator paid visit to Mr..
BucHASAH III Lancaster lately. lie once de-
clared in the Senate that if a Northern man
came to his State, and dared TO avow sentiments
IN opposition to slavery, he would be ready 10
assist ia hanging him upon the first tree that Of
fered. And yet in tie face of this fact says
the Columbia Spy, we can find journals of our
own State, who in noticing his visit, speak ot
him as 1.-THE fearless and eloquent champion o.
Democracy"