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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04
FOR SALE.
Sherif's Sale.


pI virtue oil a VIII OF |eDd. Ey i.
ID sned out of the Couu Of Common p,..
of Union county, will be exposed 10 p,,
sale at the house OF Jonas Fisher. IN W
Deer Mills, Union county, Pa. On Fntar ,.
18th day of July next. at lC'clock. An
interest Of Hepburn MClure, ESQ, IN he
loving described real properly, 10 Wit:
MOL 4 certain tract ui and situate d, -.
township Of White Deer and county alsr.,,
bounded east by the susquehanna uger,sr.
bv lands of Henry High aud others, naf5 :
lands of jas Culbertson, west hv land, p.
owned by Kessinger and others. cont
two hundred and twenty acres more or b,
wherein is erected twO-st0rcy Bucs y,
sion House, a stone Bank Barn. and -..
outbuildIngs. with The apPur,enaueos.
No. = Situate IN the township aforsv
bounded east and south BY lands No. !. o.,
BY lands of James uibertson, we,I by a.
lately owned by Henry Leas, sintz O..
hundred acres more or less, WhefeoL
small Frame House, with the appurlehslt-
No. 3. Situate IN the township afcre.s
bounded east by lands No. 2, south Jy vi
and lands laiey owned by ID. Bussler afc 3,
rS,wesi by lands lately owned by WmH ar.
DAVID Mari, north by lands of James Gus.
son and Jacob Farley, containing 6.iy ac..
more or less, whereOn is erected ST.
House. with the appuf'enances.
No. 1. Situate IN the township aforsya.
bounded east by No. | and others, segr1 ,-
the Sugar Valley IL White Deer Tgilcu,
Road, west by the Factory lands. norm @
No. 3, containing lhirty-sIx acres more OF L
with the aPpurtenaDces.
No. > Situate IN the township aforesar
bounded east bv No. 4, south ty the Far r
lands and the Turnpike i at, west ty i1-
lately owned by VIM. ii. and David Mar, al
north by No. 3 aud others, Containing ivs-r
acres more or less, with the appurlenalcs
No. q Situate Ia the township aioress
bounded east hv Ne. ) and Factory lat6s a..
others south by the Turnpike Road and cher
west by lands of Jacob Farley and o'hs-
north BY lands of Jacob Farley and Hel-
High. containing one hundred and fily acr.
more or less, with the appurtenances.
No. =. Situate in the township atoTsss.
bounded east by lands No s, south by lam
of J. Cummings. north and west by lands
Jacob Farley, containing tweniv-hve acr,
more or less. with the appurtenances.
No. = Situate in tine township afcresaf
bounded east ty No. 3. south by No. at
others, west by lands of No. 4. and norm
No. 3, containing four acres more or ie,
whereon is erected a small House, with !.
appurtenanceS.
Seized and taken IN execution and 10 be Sr
as the properly Of Hfgburn Ffhirs, Esq.
DANIEL ID. GULDIN, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, Lewisbnre, June l2, ls5'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

Ho.. A. G. CURTIN delivered Liter
sry Address at the Anniversary exercises
Of Dickinson Seminary, in Willismsport,
on the evening Of the 10th ult. The In.
dependent Press, speaking Of the address,
Gays: To characterize it as able, eloquent,
and appropriate would be applying terms
that are always ana justly in vogue when
Col Curtin speaks but in the present in
stance they fail to convey proper idea of
this raster mind. The subject embraced
The position, influence, and duty Of true
rcholar. The address was ably written,
we'll timed, and delivered 10 a style that
riveted the attention Of the auditory.
sEAbout half the speakers at the
Fillmore meeting in Philadelphia. Tuesday
evening last, are slave.owners- and
sel the bodies and souls of men.
In the village Of Hazeltcn, there are two
kceDsed hotels Eve licensed ale houses and
one store.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04
COAL! COAL!
C0AL THE undersigned would TeS-

" pecfuly inform the cIlzens of Lewlshurs
and vicinity. as well as persons in adIo'nins
towns, that he keeps constantly on hsnc
supply of SH1N0KIN and NILKS-BARkb
COAL. for Stove and other purposes, OF every
variety and and will deliver Coal persons de,irlre
H. MS be has team for that purpose Having erretsi
pair of COED WEIGH SCALES. he sssure Ter,ns T,.s
purchasing Coal that they will get full weight, and h
pay only for hat they receive
Cnal can te bad at the lowest Cash prices at bis is
few wards from Nr. Weidepsau's Hotel
lfEiChiNG-all kinds will be attended 10 a. DIS 90.
Yard. GEORGE uoL>ItlN
Ie-iShur-, May Il. Isss
Z: Also Back ehliih's Coal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

N,rs-Messrs Augustine Barry, Clover tdin,er' ,y'
Fulton Gay lord ,iibiou-y. II rniiton i"nco
Salisbury smith Cambria Thamp-on, alter,
Wiptrode, wright (Dauphin,) and \ eai,isya-,.
So the qnesii IN was deter niinei III 'he "i"' "''"
On the question,
Tbs yeas and nays we're taken. and wrr a. follow vz
YE.eM.ssrs Anderson. Baekrs laidwin' BAL hrc6
Iycominz) Beck York Rernhari Boy l. n"y,r, bt.Nn
Buchanan. Caldwell. campbeil' t.r,y' - - ,t.,ai
E,in-er, Fsusoid Fost.r. frv. 6ctx, H"'h-s, na"'i
Harper, Helms. iiilbs. Hill iil"sa' hiip,e ,i,,
Housekreper brc In ham Innis ir'sn'"hn
Janorte Leb,, Longaker toystt, VI Csn'"nr v o'h o.
Mn,rle M-nesr Miiier Moutg incry Nuunena'het'o Il
Pearson, Phelps. Purcell, Ramsey REED h'ii.r' -"
Snitb fHl,,.h.ny,i smith Cambria smith wyoming }
" hsiion wrg (DauPhin) Wright lLuLefhr|
and Zimm-rman-SA -, ro,.u
Pni,on Gay,srt Gbbonsy. Hamilton, ilancoc II nnrKcr'
ii.rnIing Mccarthy, M.g--. Manlcy Noorh"aa h"rFis'
pstt-r-op Rcinholi. Roberts salisbury )" aiee''
Yrsr.lry and Wright (Sp.dA 'rl--Zo.
So the question was determined IN 'he ui"' "''''e
On the QUESTION. ,.,
Tn. yes. md nays taken ard we're nS ioho"' VIZ
yy,s-Messrs Anderson lack u Ball fe' ''f
Deck York Bernhard Boyd, Bower Brown brhrh' nnc
snan. .Cald ell CamGbeie arty Crsis, or ,,c,
Ednyer Fauaod Poster, ,Pry Iietz H'mrl n,rp'r heih
Uibbe Hill Hiiicgas. ilippr, uoleomh- iiousrhtePI
ITunsrcker, Imhre, Inni.. Irwin johnson, Lhp9r, a.
Ion.aker Lovett MCa!mont, NJ Carthy, Tomb N"uSir
Un..r Miller ,Inutgnnery Moorhcnd. Nnnp"tharter r
orr Pearson Phe purc' Ramsey Reed h'inhoiu VI
de, Roberts, Shenk smith Cambria ,ni " @
Thomson Vail, Waiter. WhaIlon. Wrisht tLusethe
Yearsley, Zimmerman An1 wright Sieikrrl-,Fe,,,
N,rs-Messrs. Barry Clover Cobourn fni'on'"ibn'ney
Uain.s Hancock, Huneker 1nehari, i"srErlh-' ha-S
Nsniey Morris. Pi,,erson salis.ur AMI "
So the question was determined IN tHe aia''hS'''
srcsEr,gl's OFFICE, !
H.nEIBuEG, June q, 1851
PsnrsulrGni1. SIS: .,. ~
do certify tho above and foregoing Is true nh
correct COPY Of the Yeas" AMI :" Nays thkPh on 'n
Resolution proposing Amendments To the CON
tn, Commonwealth. "a the same appears on % &
of IN. two Houses of the t.u-ral Assembly OF ths t"
mon W euith for the session Of 1856 -
I-) Witness my hand and the seal oi said ONO
J, this twenty seventh day June, thou:an'
u eight hundred and hf'y-'1- r1-prry
caste .SeersirJ Of ne Commonwealth
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

LAMENTABLE AccIDENT.-OnS Sabbath
afhsheaPD DlssseSg. lsss as re residing in Scott towr.
ship, near Bloomsburg, were in conversa-
tion in their Fathers house. to which one
of them had just returned from the West,
and laid down his valise in which was
loaded pistol, the younger brother William
was examining it,when the piece was acci-
dentally discharged into the right temple
of the elder brother, Archibald. Doctors
Harrison, McKelvy and other Physicians,
were soon in attendance, but as the ball is
still in his head, bis recovery is considered
very doubtful. We deeply sympathize
with the family on this affective Provi-
dence, and trust it may serve as a warning
to all others, in handling firearms.
N. B.-Mr. Crevelipg, died on Thursday
evening last.-Co'umbia Democrat
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

BosToN, July 2-The American Con
vention of Springfield, ratified the nomiua
ton of Fremont last evening, by nearly
one hundred majority.
party of about hundred bol.ed from
the Convention and organizing, ratified
the nomination of Fillmore.
! WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vernon, }
July "A Republican Mass Convention
held here to-day, nominated Ryland
! Fletcher for Governor Jas. H. Slade for
Lieut.. Governor, and Henry NJ Bates fer
Treasurer. These are the same nomina-
tioDs made by the American Convention.
The West Chester Village Record and
the Lancaster Wing run up the Fremont
and Dayton Gag. The enthusiasm for the
ticket reminds US of the days that carried
Gen. Taylor into the Presidential chair,
with an overwhelming majority.
On last Thursday young man named
Frederick keck was drowned in the river
at Berwick while endeavoring to swim
across the Falls. He is supposed to have
been from Reistentown, Baltimore county
Maryland.
At Muncy there have lately been some
cases Of smallpox in that irregular form
known as "crystalliue" by medical men.
So far only one case has proved fatal, and
that was child of very delicate constitu-
Eon.
Hon. Thos. II. Bayly died on the Oath,
of consumption, at his residence in Acco-
mac county, Va The deceased was for
merly representative in Congress, being
the successor of Mr. Wise from the Acco.
mac district
The three "American" journals in New
Hampshire-the Concord Reporter, the es-
pecial organ Of Governor Metcalf,the Man
chester American, and the Portsmouth
BaRot-have all declared for Fremont.
The farmers in this region will rejoice
in bountiful crops this Year. The weevil
has injured the wheat in seme cases, but
not SO much as last year. The grass crops
are everywhere large.-Bloonsbury Star.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Mr. Herbert,
member of Congress from California, was
indicted to-day for the murder Of Thomas
Heating, and committed to Jail to await
bis trial.
The only German paper in Cincinnati
that hoisted the names of Buchanan and
Breckenridge, is the FolkJ1saad, daily
Catholic jourDal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

BuRGLARs.-Two attempts were made
las. week to rob the house of Judge Har-
vey. of Lock Haven. On Monday evening
Mrs. II. returned home early in the even
ing, and found man standing in the back
door, having dark lantern in his hand,
who, on seeing her, immediately decamped
On Thursday night, also, the family were
walked from their sleep, and on raising the
the window the Judges son discovered two
men 1t the front door. one Of who's. ---'
busly engaged at the keyhole, apparently
trying to fit a key into it.
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srrREr1gY'5 OFFICE,
H.nEI-BURG, June y, 1855. }


exit Carson" was frequent companion
of Col. Fremont IN his western services.
and was once saved from death by Fremont
Frost's "Adven,ures among the Indians,
p.157, states that in New Mexico, in May,
1916, "a second battle was fought on the
same day, during which Chief advanced
upon Carson with bow and arrows Car
son leveed his rifle, but it missed, and the
next moment an arrow would have pierced
his breast, had not Fremont, observing
the danger, drove his war-horse against the
Indian, and knocked him down. 'Ihe
Colonel and Sacramento saved me, said
Carson, with some humor Sacramento
was the name of Fremont's horse"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

New COUNTERFEIT.--In a notice of
new counterfeits, we find the following in
Bicknelrs Reporter Of Tuesday last:
Bank Of Danville, Danville. Pa. los
Spurious, Vigne,te Man and Cattle. On
right end Female aud on left, Indian
woman. The spurious bill does not cor.
respond with the face of the genuine bill
at alias there is NO "Man and Cattle"
on the los of the Danville Bank.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

Fremont AND DAYTON Ratification
meetings have been held throughout the
North, during the past fortnight-at all
of which the utmost enthusiasm was mani
tested. In New York City on Wednesday
evening, grand ratification meeting was
held in and around the Broadway Taber-
nacle,a which about ten thousand persons
were present. Speakers were numerous,
and the enthusiasm unbounded. After the
meeting a large procession visited the res
idence of Mr.. Fremont, and were address
ed bv that gentleman. The whole Assem-.
bly, shouted for Mrs Fremont. Mr.. Mil.
liken brought her out upon the balcony,
and she grsciously bowed to the company,
and was warmly and enthusiastically gree
ted. About midnight, the immense as
semblage dispersed. Mr.. Fremont's re-
marks on the occasion were as follows:
Gentlemen: thank you for this friend.
ly call, and am happy to receive this en-
thrslasf'c expression OF your devotion TO
the cause in which we are engaged. The
enthusiasm you have manifested, and the
seriousness of the cause to which it is di-
rected, give me great confidence in your
final and complete success. If | am cleo
ted to the high Office for which your par
tiality has nominated me, will endeavor
to administer the Government according
to the true spirit Of the Constitution az 1t
was understood by the great men who
framed and adopted it, and iu such a way
as 10 preserve both Liberty and the Union
[Great applause.] In my present relation
to you, it is hardly proper that | should
say more tcI1'slts s esRsclaallE s sscjlaallEaisrER a. EHR viii
yon more fully; and | therefore content
myself with again thanking you very warm
ly for your congratulations, and the kind
ness which you have manifested toward me.
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and if not previously disposed of will be put
up at Public Sale on Thursday the first day
above mentioned.
q AT the same lime and place. will be
offered the Real Estate and Personal prop
cry belonging TO the subscribers, residing
AT the Berlin Works, to VII;
All The stock necessary for carrying
on the Furnace aud Forge-such as Teams
q Wagons, Coal and Ore Beds, one
LNfrst rate Mare for riding or buggy.
1AL1 Ia coal Cars for filing coal IN Fur
mace. Mining Cars and full set Of Mining
Tools. full set OF Furnace and Forge Tools,
Golfers, Blacksmith and Carpenter TOOLS.
Also large lot of hammered BAR IRON as
sorred-a lot of White Pine. Ash. Poplar and
White Oak LUMBER, all dry-and a large
number of articles not mentioned.
. There will also be offered on Saturday,
the Sd day Of sale. FOUR TRACTS of
WOODLAND. as follows:
Tract No. I containing goo Acres more
or less, the whole tract well rimbered. with
large tract Of White Pine on II for saw TIM
her, adjoining lands of Adam Musser, john
Smith and others. This tract i> offered in
lots of 25 or 80 acres, TO suit purchasers.
Tract No. = contains 1872 ACrCs-ihis
tract has about one half If the Coal Timber
cut off but all the While Pine left stand for
saving the remainder is covered with tim
her and sprouts. This tract is on the east
end of Pabdy's Mountain, formerly owned by
VIM. Forster, deed.
Tract No. 3 is Sprout land. the wood being
cut on five years ago. containing SO Acres
adjoining lauds Of John Rote and others. This
tract has excellent Chestnut sprouts on it.
Tract No. & is also Sproul land at Bufialoe
mountain, containing about SO Acres ad-
joining lands Of j. Foster Wilson and others.
This tract also has good Chestnut Sprouts on
1t, beng cut over four years ago.
- Sale 10 Commence each DAY at o'clock
y. VI. Terms Of sale made known bv the
subscribers. JOHN CHURCH,
June 10. 1855. SAMB KNaUER
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04
FANCY CLOTHING

Of every description-Vests Of Cashmere, S.
and Satin, ali made after the latest fashIors
and warranted To be well made. Also WIZ
MarselIleS Vests. W White Linen Vests and Pans
and every variety of goods usually found IN .
Geademen's Furnishing Establishment.
including Gloves, Hosiery, Neckcloths. S'ocfs
Drawers. Suspeuders. IiaDdkerchiefs, UuteT
shirts, &c. Also-a great variety Of Fano'
Articles. Also HATS, Caps for Spring ar;
Summer wear, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, etc.
There will be crowds atte-diag our ner
months Court therefore we have laid in
much larger stock than we otherwise would
have done. Our motto is "Qulck Sales ant
Small Profits, aud To this motto We adhere.
NIB. We would particularly call the atis-'
tion of Parents TO our stock Of BOYS CLuIHI>s.
and also that Goods will be carefully MADE 'e
order. Particular attention paid TO orders ifern
the country. lLewisburg, April, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

ATEST VOTE.-On Monday Of this
week, the vote was taken in the lower
House of fGn~sras.Gr Gr-sttn neT 'fFes and
Republican Ccnstitution--a measure sane,
toned by prccedents, and which would
quench the fow Of blood in that unhappy
land as well ns make whole the "plighted
faith" of the nation. In favor of the olive
branch of peace, were KUNKEL, PEARcE,
HICKMAN, ohm. Fuller not voting,) &c.
Opposed to it were JONES of Pa. (Buch-
anan's mouth-piece,} HAVENS Of NY,
(Fillmore's law -partner,) with BROOKS,
KElTT, SMITH, RUST, EDMUND
son, HERBERT, aad the Buchanan
and Fillmore men in general. The vote
was JOG for to i07 aga;nst-a result that
was received with enthusiastic applause by
the Buchanan and Fillmore men. Mr..
Barclay Of Pa, moved to reconsider the
vote-pending which, the House adjourned.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

Miller Il Bogenreiff's Drug Store, Milf
linburg, was entered on Saturday night
last, and robbed Of several articles.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04


~The Republican Meeting at Am.
mons Hall, Tuesday evening last, was well
attended, and a Constitution for Repub-
lican Association was adopted. DENNIS
PE:iLIrs was chosen chairman of the
meeting, assisted by James Kelly and l..
N. Musser. james F. Linn, ESQ, ad.
dressed the meeting at length, principally
IN arguing and illustrating the Constitu-
tionaI provision that Congress IoH make
all needful rules and regulations respect.
ing the territory of the U. S." which they
had done, by abolishing and prohibiting
Slavery in the Territories, up to the era
Of Pierce-Dougias-and Buchanan. Prof.
Geo X. Bliss followed with appropriate
remarks, and James Aiken read Secretary
Msrcy's official report of Fremont's con.
quest Of California, in 1916.
At subsequent meeting, Hon. ELI
SLIFER was elected President of the "Fre-
mon; Club" Dennis Phillips, Peter Bea-
yer, I. S. Christ, and j. W. Pennington,
Vice Presidents J. Merrill Linn, Recor-
ding, and o. y. Worden, Corresponding
Secretary John B. Linn, Treasurer and
q Committee to nominate Vigilance Com
mi;tees, was appointed.
Maj Wm. Prick offered the gratuitous
use of bis Saloon for Reading Room for
the Club. A subscription is to be raised
to procure documents and defray expenses
The campaign will require labor, time, and
money
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vVh:s, American s. Republican
UNION TICKET.
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from next week until the close of
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H-1 We urye The friends Of Free'non'
nni Freedom, in the screral Townships
and Boroughs to circulate and ol,idin sub
scribers tcr de CHRONICLE for his Cam
pa;ga. II IRE fgh .your bo"'es, heIp ns do
tie Nos. serriice BY girei'ng us he 'cides'
,,oes;bI, c,;rrny,t.o. = =
sgs,;'sS sS@sS;y se ma5s up, as Ours is he oolypnper
IN this County adoocoting the cause ct
Fremont and Freedom
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]. Goldsmith & Bros.
Just ArriVCd...NEW GOODS. !.
ssNOW is the winter of our discouler
~ made glorious summer" by the az
rival of our NEW STOCK of

~ made GIOrl0nS summer BY the q
rival of our NEW STOCK of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
consisting of the largest assortment of MEAN
WEAR ever before brought 10 the town d
LewISburg. Our stock is complete, and VI
are Sc ling al very reduced prices. All ot ogr
Goods are selected by ourselves and maruiac
tured in anr own establishment IN Phiad. ~
Black. Brown. Blue, Green. ClaTei and Pas
Broadcloth and Cashmere Dress. FIock al;
Sack Coats as well as
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

And his ,oas the Legislature which
made the infamous Luus mhich Pierce,
Douglas, and the Cincinnati Platform de-
clare shall be enforced Fraud, vio-
lence, trampling upon every native and
constitutional right, ,and murder itself, that
Slavery might be forced upon land once
solemnly dedicated to Freedom for ever
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JOURNAL OF fHE Housr or REPRESENTATIVES, /
Aortt 21 lsa6


April Il, 1886.
Tho and nays taken agreeaby to the provisions
Of the Constitution and the first proposed amendment
fbilow. viz:
YlAs-Messrs. Anderson, Backus, Baldwin, Ball, BecL
(Ly Lycomns) Beck York Bernhard Boyd. i'oyer, Brown
brush. buchanan, Caldseil. Csmpb.l Carty, Crawford
Craig Dcwda,l Ednger, Fsusod, Foster det1. Haines
Hamei. Harper. Helms. Hibbs, Hill Hili-gas, Nipple
Holr"mb Hunscker Imbri- Ingham, nnis Irwin Johns
Johnsou Lapnrte, Lebo, Longaker, Lovett, MCaimont
Mccarthy, MComb. Maugle, Menear. Miller MONTGOMERY
Moorehsad. Nuunemacher Orr, Psarson, Phelps, Purc
Ramsey. Reed Reinhold. Riddle. Roberts. shenk Smith
lAilegheny1 smith Cambria Smith Wyominr Strouse
Thomson, Vail, Whallon, Wright (Dauphn9 Wright
(Luserne.) Zimmerman and Wright (SpeatyrS12
NAYs-Messrs Augu-tine, Barry Clover Cobourn Dock,
Fry. Fulton lord Hamilton Hancock Home
kseprr iiupeker. .Leenring Mage Maney, Morris Mum
ma, Patterson Salisbury Smith (Phtladeipha Waiter,
Wintrode and YearsIey--2& d =. -s -I-..F u
So question wss dstsrminsd In the Affirmative.
On the question, -f-f.f LII.
Will the House agr-e te the second amendment!
Tbs yeas and nays txksn and Follow viz
YEs-Mcssrs. Apd-rsop, Backus. Baldwin, Ball, Beck
(Lycomns Beck York Brrnhari. Boyd, Brown. Brush
fuehanan. Caldwell, Campbell. Cartv Craig, Tsu.old,
iostsr. Get, HaiDes Hamc Harper. Helms. Hill, ibts,
iillegas, Nipple. iolcomh Hupscekrr. Imhrie Jngham
Inns, Irwin Johns. johnson Laporte Leto, Longaker
Lovett, M'Calmont. Mccarthy. MComh. Mauglc, Menear
Miller. Montgomery, Moorehead. Nunn~msrher. Orr
Pearson Purcell Ramsey. hesd ReinhoId ils Roberts,
shenk Smith Allegheny Strouse vs " ball Wright
sLas"rn',f zimtnsrinsn and Wright tSoiteri-es'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-04

April 2l. 1855.
Resolution rropo.ng amendments to the Constitution
Of the Commonwealth, being under consideration,
On the question,
Will the Senate agree TO the first amendment
The yeas nays taken sgreeaby to the provis
ions of the Constitution, and were as follow viz:
YEAs-Messrs. Browne, Bucsai-w CresswelI, Evans,
Ferguson, Flennik.n Hoc-, Ingram, JamiSon. Knox,
Lsubsch, Lewis, MCiutock. Prcf; Sellers shnman,
Souther Sraub, Taggart, Walton, Welsh Wberry, Will
kins and Piatt (Spcakerl-2I
N,Ys-Messrs Crabb, Gregg, Jordan, Me!'inger, and
Pratt-5.
So the question was determined in the Affirmative.
On the question,
Will the senate agree to the second amendment?
The yeas and nays agre-sby to the provis
ions Of the Constitution. and were az f'ilo~. viz:
YFAs-Messrs. Browne, Buckaew, Cressw-li, Evans,
Hoge, Ingram, Jamison, Knox, Laubach Lewis, Mrln-
tock sellers, Shuman Souther Sraub, Walton, Welsh,
Wherry and wilkins-le.
NAY-Mrssrs Crabb Ferguson, Gregg Pratt, Price and
riatt (.Sj.aksr)-6.
So the question was determined in the Affirmative.
On the question,
viii the senate agree to the third amendment.
The yeas and nays taken agreeaby to the Const
tution, and were as follow, viz:
YEAs-Messrs. Browne, Buckalew, Crahb. Cresswell,
Evans, Ferguson, Flcnniken Hog-. Ingram. Jamison,
Jordan, Knox, Laubarh, Lewis. MCiiniock. Meinger,
Pratt Price, Sellers Shumsn souther Straub, Tsggart
Walton, Welsh berry, Wilkins and Patt SpeaAe)-2s.
NArs-Nr. Gregg-l.
So the question was determined in the Affirmative.
On the question,
will the senate agree 10 the fourth amendment
The yeas and taken agreeaby to the Constt
tuition and were a. follow, vs
YEAs-Messre Browne, Buckalrw, Creeswell, Evans
Flenniken, Hcge, Ingram. Jamison, Jordan, Knox,
Sousher, Straub Walton, Welsh, Wherry, wilkins and
Piat IS siker)-23.
N.ys-Messrs Crabb. Gregg Mcllinger and Pratt-4.
So the question was determined in the Affirmative