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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-23

New CouNrERFEITs.-There are counter.
felt Sc of the Bank of Pittsburg, and also on
tie relief reissue of the Harrisburg Bank
in circulation. The former is well executed
and well calculated to deceive, although the
signatures and filling up are badly DONE
The counterieits OH the Harrisburg differ
"re-issue" and the line above it is only halt
as tcide as the genuine. In the latter there
is an open space between the horns of the
cow on the back ground, which is not in the
counterfeit. The words behind the milk
maid are rough in the counterfeit-the me.
dallion heads on the right are indistinct; but
those on the lef, are unusually good.-There
is in the genuine a space between the flow
er on the left hand and the line of small FIVE
1--WE. In the counterfeit the flower touch
es both above and below. The bank issued
but $4,000 of these SIS.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-23

A WESTERN WINTER ScENE.-At St. Paul,
Minnesota, the Mississippi iroze over on tine
4lh Of December. On the 5th, says the Pr
oneer:
"From sunrise until almost noon, the peo-
pie of St. Paul Witnessed one of the most
superb solar exhibitions ever seen. Three
suns of brightness, and TOO dazzling for the
naked eye, apparently rose at once, in the
horizon, and the ground being covered with
snow, poured forth delugo of light, the
most intense we ever beheld.
A stream Of powerfully refracted rays was
blazing downward from the real sun of the
centre, like the blazing beard of fiery COM
ell, while on each side of the sun, like the
segments which form parenthesis-thus( J
hung brilliant sun fog, with focal
point IN the centre of each, intensely lumi-
nous, so that these two SIMS, the offspring Of
the true sun by refraction, shone in equal
splendor, all in row with their great father
of light.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-23

PAINFUL AppREHHNsloN,-The newly elec-
ted and popular Sheriff of this county, left
home on Saturday last under circumstances
calculated to increase the fear that at the
time, he was laboring under temporary
alteration of mind. His numerous friends
would be much relieved 10 learn that moth
ing serious has happened to him, particularly
as he was last heard of on the road 10 Har-
risburg, place at this season Of the year,
dangerous 10 the constitution Of the most har
dy.-Lycoming Gazetie.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-23

TaE DEMocRArfc Review, for January
1851, is capital number 1t rs embellished
with an elegant portrait of Major Genera
AARON WARD, ex member of Congress fol
the 7th New York district, accompanied with
an interesting sketch of this distinguished
patriots life. Among its many deeply inter.
esting articles we may mention one on "Brit
ish Aggression in Central America :" ''The
Philosophy of the American Union )" 'The
Treasury;" Claw Reform IN England; SC
Published monthly by Kettell & Moore, No
ITO Broadway, New York, at Three Dollars
per annnm.
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NEW RAILROAD PROJECT.

The Miners Jouenql says that ''prepara-
tions are now making 10 apply TO the Leg
islature for charter for new Railroad from
Pottsville to Philadelphia. II has been as
cerlained that an excellent Road can be
made and equipped for about seven millions
of dollars, which can carry coal Tor 81 per
ton and pay handsome dividend TO the
stockholders
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MORE MADNESS.


The abolitionists on the 7th inst, held a
convention at Syracuse N. Y. in opposition
to the Fugitive slave dill. The gathering
consisted Of whites, blacks aud women.
Fred Douglass was among the speakers,
and among other things gossof the follow.
ing treasonablp remarks "This Convention
ought to say u Shareholders that they are in
danger of bodily harm If they come here,
and altemps TO carry men off into bondage.
! say TO any Fugitive, that nothing short OF
the blood of the STAKEHOLDER who shall at.
tempt to carry him of, ought to satisfy him.
If any one should attempt 10 take me into
Slavery, should strike him down-not with
milignity, but as complacently as would a
bloodhound, and think was doing God SER
vice. The STAKEHOLDER has no right 10 live.
We must keep them away. They keep us
away from the South. They say they will
| hang US if we 60 there-and we keep away.
We must make them understand that it is
equally important for their safety that they
keep away from US on erands of this char
acter. He referred to the case of Hughes.
in Boston. He did not deem it safe 10 re-.
main, and he left. A few cases like tha,
would make the law dead letter. Make
two or three dead men-that will make the
law dead letter. These men have thrown
it in the teeth of the black men, that they
are unfit for Ifreedom-that they have not
the spirit TO revolt against any degree of op-
preston. Are We not invited to ihe work Of
staying kidnappers by this theory in regarl
10 ourselves!
When any human being will so far sink
his manhood as 10 become wolf, tiger, a
bloodhound, he is not fit TO live. | do be.
lieve that two or three dead shareholders will
make this law dead letter. | have said
that the Sou'h know how 10 keep Abolition.
lists away-they say they will hang them on
the next tree-and in that way, and in that
way only, eau we keep these bloodhounds
from their errand of robbery at the North.
He believed the trainers of the Constu.
ton enacted the Fugitive Bill in effect But
he abjured The Constitution and the Union
under it. The Union was dissolved, or fast
dissoiving. If you cannot have pationalpar.
ties in Church or State, where is your U.
nion Ave cannot go on without destroying
all the rights and liberties of the North. Ey.
cry step thus far, las been downward. He
had made progress within one year, as 10
his views of tho manner in which slaveho-
| ders should be treated. He once thought
human life of more value than anything
else But he now thought Liberty of more
value. And he who would so far sink his
manhood as 10 turn bloodhound, ought 10
die. He is not fit TO live. II these blood
hounds were on the track OF man and
knew bis place oi concealnen,, and was re.
quired 10 reveal it on pain of death, ough.
not TO reveal it-I ought 10 die. Brot her
Chaplin thinks such meetings as these held
all over the State of New York, would make
the Fugitive Law dead letter. That de.
pends upon what should bs said and Jone-
what is determined upon-at those meet.
ins,. If they determined to resis, they do
good,D
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-23

LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD The Engi-
made report, and given all estimate of its
cost a, si,462,675 10. The road will be
563 miles in length, making the distance
from Harrisburg to Philadelphia li4i miles,
or IT miles longer than tho route by way Of
Lancaster. The ruling grade is 1 inch in
200 or 26 l.lotR feet per mile, against as
feet per mile on the Lancaster route. This
is an important improvement, and should se-
cure the attention of capitalists along the
whole valley of the Schuylkill.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-23

The New JERSEY LEGISLATURE The fol-
lowing are the measures which it is believed
will come before the New Jersey Legislature
at ITS session which commenced yesterd ay
The abolition of Railroad, Banking and
all other exclusive privileges.
A free Railroad law and free Banking
law.
A Homestead exemption law.
A household and furniture exemption law.
The abolition Of all property qualifications
The Limitation of the hours of labor.
The equalization of taxes.
The reduction of the expenses Of the
State.
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SENATE.
Thursday, Jan. i6, 1

ihursuayi jan. 10, 1901
MIR. Buckalew read bill in place TO incor-
porate the Wikesbarre and Scrantonia rail.
road company; also, TO erect part of the
township Of Denison, Luzerue county, into
a road district, sc
On mo lion of Mr.. Buckalew, the bill au.
thorizng the trustee under the will of John
Baptiste Dumontel, to sell and dispose OF
certain real estate, was taken up aud passed
finally.
Thursday, Jan i6, 1871.
HousE-Mr M'Kee read bill in place to
erect the new county of Mahoning.
Saturday, Jan Is
SENATE-On motion Of Mr. Buckalew, the
bill TO re-annex the county of Montour to
the county of Columbia, was referred to a
special committee Of three.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The commission of Hon. JAMES POLLOCK as
President Judge was read by Mr.. Comfy
There was full court and Of course every
body was anxious to see the new Judge. So
far, he has presided with creditable digpi-
ty, and manner that gained him many
friends in the public voice. The afternoon
was taken up in motions, reading petitions,
and matters of minor in terest. But few ca
ses on the civil list were found ready for
trial. Levi L. Tate was appointed Foreman
of the Grand Jury. Eli Thornton court crier.
The report of viewers dividing Sugarloaf
township and erecting new township to be
called "Benton" came up for inal confirm
alton, and elicitel some discussion. Com
ly and Weaver for the new township-Hur-
ley and Montgomery against the division.
TUrsDAY-The business for the morning
commenced by the argument of an applica.
tion for the continuance of the case of the
Commonwealth VS. Charles r. Mann ell al.
at the head of the civil list. The case was
finally continued to April Term.
In the matter of the appointment of a
new county Commissioner in the place OF
Mr.. Yetter deceased, the Court announced
that the Judges of the Quarter Sessions and
remairing county Commissioners had ap-
pointed ISAIAH JOHN of Catlawissa township.
The Grand Jury reported true bill on an
indictment for larceny against John Adams.
In the matter of dividing Sugarloaf town,
ship, the court unanimously decided 10 con-
firm the report of the Commissioners, and
to erect new township out Of Sugarloaf 10
be called "Benton.'
ArrERNooN.- jury was called in the
case OF the Com. VS.. Matthias Kline for for.
nication and bastardy. The defence felied
upon the proof of an alibi The prosecurix
was very definite in fixing the time and
place of the offence, and was contradicted
in portions of her evidence upon incidental
points. The jury on Wednesday morning re-
turned a verdict of not guilty.
John Adams who was indicted for larceny
was called up for sentence. He plead guilt
Y, and the court sentsnoed him 10 fine of
one dollar, the costs of prosecution that the
stolen property be restored and that the pris
oner undergo an imprisonment of monts
in the county Jail.
WEDNEsDAY.-Upon the two indictments
against VIM Robson for assault and battery
with intent 10 kill and another Indictment for
assault and battery, Mr.. Bancroft asked for a
continuance of the prosecution 10 the April
sessions. Mr.. Comfy resisted tho applica-
.tion quite stoutly, but after some argument
the cour decided 10 postpone the rial 10 the
April Sessions.
A jury was then called in the case of
James Rittenhouse and John Thompson VS..
Barney Hole. This is an action of eject
,nent for about 400 acres of land. Hurley
and Pleasants for plarntiG, Comfy for defen-
dant.
The indictment against the boys for riot
at MIR. Robison's in this town by boisterously
serar AIDING wedding party was returned
not a true bill and the county for costs.
A new application for quo ,raranto a
gainst Treasurer Levers has been made and
the writ directed to issue. 1t IS upon the
ground of his non residence in Columbia
county.
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AN ApRolr THIEr.--A man residing near
Hulmeville, Bucks county, Pa, while travel
ling on the Milford road to market, few
mornings since, before daylight had his tail
board let down, and six bags Of oats stolen
out of the back part of the wagon, without
his being aware of it.
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GEsTEEL PEopLE.-The young lady who
let's her mother DO the ironing, for fear of
spelling her hands. The miss who wears
thin shoes on a rainy day; and the young
gentleman who is ashamed to be seen walk
ing with his father
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Missouri u. 8. Senator.

Jefferson City, Jan. 30 We have had
now altogether, 80 balloitings for U. s. Sena.
tor, without a choice. Col. Thomas H. Ben
ton has been abandoned and Mr.. Sims has
nominated new candidate, Mr. H. Hough.
The last ballot stood Hough, anti Benton, so
-Geyer, whig, 6e-Benton, 3s.
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Election of State Treasurer.

Harrisburg, Jan. 2O.-The members of the
Senate and House of Representatives met in
convention this day at noon, for the purpose
of electing State Treasurer. The follow
ing isNhe result of thd first ballot John NJ.
Bickel, democrat, 70. Ner Middleswarth, so.
Mr. Bicksl was declared duly elected.
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THE New CoMMIssIoNERs.-M Isaiah 10.
lin was yesterday sworn in as one of ,hs
County Commissioners. He is gentleman
of the proper practical knowledge for the
office, and will make good Commissioner.
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A Special Court was held in cur borough
on Thursday Of this week, at which Sheriff
Covert acknowledged the deed COR the Dan.
vile and Pottsville rairoad II was made
to Moncure Robinson and George H. Thom.
son.--Sunbvry Gazette.
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" We had report few days ago that
the repeal bill had passed the House at Ha.-
risburg, but this has since been contradicted.
We suppose the bill has passed first reading
in Committee of the whole.
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The North Carolina Legislature has adopt.
cd resolutions opposed to any protective tar.
i'll. It regards the present tariff as sufficient
ly high, and as carrying out the proper OBJ
ject Of government, in raising revenue.
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PHILADELPHIA DELEGATEs.-W. L. Hirst,
Dr. T. ]. P. Stokes, Francis Cooper, Cham
bers M'Kibbeu, VIM. A. Porter and Daniel
Haviland have been chosen Democratic del
egates TO represent Philadelphia city in the
Harrisburg convention, with instructions for
Judge Campbell.
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DEMOCRATIC coMxITrEE.

The Demccsa,ic Standing COMMITTEES Of
columbia county are req. r.ested 10 meet al
the Court. rt.house in Bio omsburg on Saturday
the goth day of January next, at O'Clock
p M, for the purpose of elec,ing delegates
70 represent this county and Senatorial dis
trct IN the Democratic Judicial convention oil
the State to be held in June next, and for ta-
king such measures as may be deemed best
fol the permanent success Of the Democratic
party
HIRAM r. KLINE
Chairman.
Bloomsbury, Jan 20th, 1851.
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E Annlicaiion

a Application is soon to be made TO the
Legislature, fol charter to construct new
Rail Road from Pottsville TO Philadelphla.
The high prices charged for transportation
on the old road, it is alleged is the reason
for this movement.
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REAplSa.--The Reading Gazette is urging
tho necessity of providing night police in
.iha, city Reading contains 10000 inhabitants
and sono such sstablihment seems necessa.
ry to preserve the peace the city and prop.
ery from pillage.
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THE man who spits tobacco on the parlor
carpet has quarreled with his landady be-.
cause she objected to his going to bed with
his boots on, and threatens to leave the boar
ding house if she is not moro reasonable in
future.
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SusBURY EMpANKMENr.-We learn by the
last "Sunbnry Ameriean," !" that the Grand Ju.
ry of Northumberland county, at the late
session of tue CovH, recommended to the
Commissioners Of the county to subscribe
$500 for the erection OF the embankment
above the borough of Sunbury.
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A DkNocRArIc vIcToRY.--John B. G.'hrie,
ESQ.,, the democratic candidate for Mayor of
the city Of Pasburg, was elected on Monday
last, by about 400 majority. We congratu-
late the citizens of Pittsburg upon the selec.
ion Of SO competent aud efficient an officer
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STATE TEMPERANCE CoSvEkTIox.-The
General Convention fthe State Temperance
Society, meets at Harrisburg, on Thursday,
the 22d inst. 1t is said that strenuous efforts
will be made TO have the present License
law materially amended
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-23

IA The North Carolina Senate nayiga.ed
by a vote Of nearly two 10 one, the principe
of right of secession. twas subsequently
brought up again, and deferred BY the cast.
ing vote of the Speaker
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-01-23

w II, the Ohio Legistsf're, MT, pardee
gave notice of his intention 20 introduce
bill authorizing each aud every person IN the
State to become Incorporated to carry cp any
and every lawful business.
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~ Sardinia would be capital field for
the labors of our advocates of Womsn's
Rights" The women there are allowed the
priviledge of doing all the work on railroads
-pay, fourteen cents da.'.
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DIED.

In Bloom township ON Wednesday OF last
week, Mr. JOHN LoSa, Jr. aged about 80
years.
On the 18th inst, at ,he residence of her
son, Mr., w. D. Robins, Mrs. ELEANOR relict
of the late John Robins Of Madison sewn-
ship.
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w Gambling in Washington city is very
lucrative. One firm of faro dealers was
able to buy property which sold at s4s, 900
out Of the profits realized during the last
session Of Congress.
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~ A Convocation of the Clergy of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, within the
bounds OF the susquehanna Convocation,
commenced in christ church, Dcnvills, on
the i7th inst.
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AssouArE JupoE.-Solomon Foster has
been appointed Associ at Judge for Schuyl-
kill County. The Senate has confirmed the
appointment. -f
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On Thursday evening, 10th inst, by the
Rev. Joseph L. Elsegood, Mr.. AMIEL MUIR
DOCK, 70 Miss LUcRElA M. HEsRIE, both Of
Danvlile.
In Lewisburg, I'd inst. by Rev. MIR. Bliss,
Mr.. J. REED, to Miss c. KEsNEDr, both Of
Danville.
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SHOCKING DEATH,-Bfs. Ludwick Albright.
in Alamance- county, Va, came to shock
ing death on the 24th nit. lie had been
drinkiLg freely, and was left seated before
the fiie. After about an hour, one OF his
sons returning, found him lying upon his
face, with his head and shoulders in the fire,
and dead. His head was nearly consumed,
and his hands dropped off a, the wrist upon
his being lifted up.
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;W Notice is given that Union meeting
will be held in New Berlin, Union county,
on Tuesday February 18th. Gen. Wm. +.
Packer and Hon. James Pollock arc TO be
present.
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-" the appointments by the Canal Com
missioners al Harrisburg will bo made in a
few days more.
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~ Weinvite affection to the work upon
American History advertised in another col.
umn of our paper. A copy Of the book
should be in every republican family in A
mgrica.
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A "GENTLEMAH."-We consider every
man who evinces proper regard for the
rights and feelings of others, gentleman.
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LAGER BEER.--Mr. Charles Matchin OF
Danville is about TO commence the manu-
fac,uro Of the celebrated Ledger Beer.
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0HIo.-No U. S. Senator will be elected
in Ohio, it is said, and no resolutions passed
against the fugitive slave law.
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V- Benz. Pomroy Associate Judge of
Schuylkill county, has rendered his res ,gna
tion, and has removed to Philadelphia
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t% The Rilkesbdrre Adrocate is ont for the
re- nomination Of Gov. Johnston as the Whig
candidate this fall.
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PHILADELPHIA CouNTERrEirERs.-Six wo.
men and two men were arrested in New
York, on Friday last, for passing counterfeit
los of the Miners Bank of Pottsville. They
ore supposed TO be Philadelphians, and their
names Of Sarah Wood. alias Green, Ann
Kelly, Jane Wilson, HAVANA Mowers, Mary
McCready, Euaeline Wisner, Charles Wis
ner and Mansfield Wood. A man calling
himself BENZ Drake, supposed to belong to
the same gang, was arrested the same night.
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FIRST BALLOT,

Mes'rs. Joseph Brown, Muhlsnberg, Shi
mer and Lilly, voted for Brodhead-4.
Messrs. Buckalew, Guernsey, Benedict
Blair, Brindle, Dorian, Dunn, Gibbs, Packer
Sanderson, M'Kean, M'Reynols, Mowry
(Wyoming) Patteu and Reckhow, voted fol
Woodward-I5.
Messrs. Bailey, Hugus, Feather, Jones',
Laury, Leet, Riddle, Steward, Cessna, Spea'
ker, voIed for Black-9.
Messrs. Fenon, Huplet and Simpson, vo
ted for c. ]. Ingersoll--3.
Messrr. Forsyth, Demers, Divine and Pen.
niman, voted for II. NJ Philips.
Messrs. Fulton and M'Curdy, voted for R
]. Fisher-2.
Messrs. Hoge, Fegely, Laushlin, Ross and
Scofeld, voted for A. pumsr-5.
Messrs. Bigelow, Evans, (Berks) Gabe,
Guffey, M'Kee and Riley, voted for II. D.
Foser-6.
Messrs. Cassiday and Goodwin, voted for
J. T. Smith,.
Mr. Dobbins voted for Mr. Cameron.
Messrs. Downer, Griffin, M'Caslin, Ref
snyder and Roberts, voted for Siurgeon-5.
Messrs. Ely, Morris, Shuli and Thomas,
voted for Chapman--4.
MIR. Fretz voted for J. S. Yost-~i.
Msssrs. Hague and sosdsr, voted for Mr.
Dallas--2.
Mr.. Henry voted for Mr.. Sterigere--i.
Mr.. Jackson voted for r. vaux-i.
Mr.. Rhpads voted for H. B. Wight.
Mr.. Skinner voted for R. Palterson-1.
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MARRIED.

y To make an enemy, loan friend IS.
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Necessary to choice, Sc.
MIR. Proadhead was then declared duly
elected United States Senator from the 4th
of March n nsxt, when he Convention ad-
innrned
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United States Senator.

The following was tho vote for United
States Senator in the Legislature on joint
ballot
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TWELFTH BALLOT.

Messrs. Fernon, Forsyth, Fulton, Jones,
Muhlenberg, SINNER Joseph Brown, Cassi-
day Demers, Dobbins, Ely, Evans of Berks,
Feather, Fegely, Fretz, Gabe. Goodwin, Guf.
fey, Hague, Henry, Huplet, Laury, Leet, Lii.
ly, M'Curdy, Morris, Divine, Penniman,
Reifsnyder, Riddle, shull, Simpson, Skinner
and Thomas, voted for Broadbead-ai.