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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
Union Convention.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 2l.-The Union
State Convention, called for the purpose
of forming an anti. Buchanan Electoral
ticket, met at 2 o'clock, in the hall of the
House Of Representatives. The attend.
ance is large, most of the counties being
represented by double delegations.
On motion, Wm. NJ. Baird, of Berks,
was appointed temporary President, and
Messrs. Hill, Of Blair, and Lawrence, Of
Dauphin, appointed Secretaries.
A Committee Of one delegate from each
Senatorial District was then appointed to
report permanent officers for the Conven.
! ton.
During the absence Of the Committee,
on motion, the address of the Hon. Charles
Gibbons, exposing the course of John P.
Sanderson, Chairman of the American
State Committee, in relation to a Union
electoral ticket, was read for the informa-
ton Of the Convention. Those parts of
! the address referring to Mr.. Sanderson' S
communications from Col. Forney, and his
request for the " side door" interview,
were received with much feeling, and at
the conclusion of the reading of the ad-
dress there was great applause.
Dispatches were received and read from
Allentown, pledsing the delegates from
Lehigh to a fusion electoral ticket, and
also from Philadelphia, announcing the
intention Of the American party to de-
nounce and repudiate Mr.. Sanderson.
These dispatches were read amid great
excitement and cheers.
The Committee on Permanent Officers
reported the Hon. Lemuel Todd, of Cum
bcrlaud, for President, with full list of
Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
The nominations we're unanimously en-
dorsed by the Convention, and Mr.. Todd,
on taking the chair, made brief and elo-
quent speech.
A committee Of one from each Congress.
sional district was then appointed, to name
an Electoral Ticket After some time the
committee returned and reported to the
Convention the ticket agreed upon by the
Union Committee on Friday last, which
was unanimously ratified by the Convcn.
tion.
A resolution was then adopted, pledging
the Convention to the support Of the ticket,
on the basis heretofore published, of the
division of the vote Of the electoral col.
lege in proportion to the number of popu.
lar votes received by Fillmore and FIRE.
mont respectively.
A committee was then appointed, of
which the President of the Convention
was made chairman, to prepare brief aG-
dress to the people Of the State, with au-
thority to sign the names Of the members
of the Convention.
A despatch was received, from Phila.
delphia, announcing the publication Of the
card Of G. W. Reed, VIM. Millward and
others, concurring in the formation
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nG- Our private information from Har-
risburg and Philadelphia, is, that We can
do better. in nearly every county, on Pre-,
sident, than on the State Ticket. There
arc a few ultra Fillmore men, and some
ultra Fremont men, who oppose the Union
Electoral Ticket, (and the Buchanan men
are both secretly and openly encouraging
their ruinous course y but the great, hon
est masses of each wing are determined to
sustain it as a fair, honorable, wise, and
almos. certain means Of carrying the State
and defeating Buchanan.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
RAILROAD INSTALMENT.

saI NOTICE is hereby given to the
l-srEe Stockholders of the LEWISBURG
$3.50 CENTRE & SPRUCE CREEK
RAILROAD COMPANY, that the Directors
OF said Company have passed a Resolution to
call IN 50 on each. share subscribed. The
respective Stockholders are therefore required
10 pay into the Treasurer's Office, in Lewis
burg, on or before the 25th of October instant
IS on each share subscribed. Those neglec-
ting Will be liable 10 pay one per cent per
month on said inStalment after that time.
G.. +. MILLER, Treasurer.
LeWisburr Oct. l. 1876.
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NOTICE

T meeting of the Board Of Managers
"A of the Union County Mutual Fire InSu
rance Company, held at the office Of SAID
Company, in the Borough Of Lewisburg, on
the lst day of October inst, the following res
olutlon was unanimously adopted:
Resoiced, That an assessment of TWENTY-FIVE
per cent. on the premium notes be made, to
meet the losses sustained by this Company
and due the devisees of J. II. APP u Co., Eli
as Hoy and others.
Published by order Of the Board of Direc.
tors. J. A. MERTZ, Secretary.
October l. lS56Wf
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CONGRESS-.
Pennsylvania Election.

HARRISBURG, Oct. 22.-The offica
returns from all counties of the State have
been received at the Office of the Secretary
of State, with the exceptions of Elk and
Mckear, and the Democratic majority is
2,S77. The two counties to hear from j,
is supposed, will about neutralizo each
other
Elk Co. reported $50 Dem M'Kean
Co. $50 Union........2,777 Dem. maj. iu
the State on Canal Com, and less on the
two others.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24

of a Union ticket, and the reading Of
which was received with cheers.
On motion, the Convention then ad-
journed, after nine cheers for the ticket.
The closing scenes were very exciting.
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WTO the People of
Pennsylvania.

The Undersigned, members Vi tue pe-
publican, the Fillmore and Donelson, and
the North American State Executive Com.
mittee, have agreed upon, and now pre-,
sent to the people of Pennsylvania, Union
Electoral Tickets, formed on tbs basis rec
ommendel by the Union State Central
Committee.
Twenty six of the Electorals nominated
are common to each ticket. The name Of
JoHS C. FREMONT is placed at the head
of the Fremont and Dayton ticket, as rep
re.euting the twenty yseventh elector, and
the name Of MILLARD FILLMORE is placed
at the head Of the FILLMORE and Donelson
ticket, as representing the twenty-seventh
e'ector of that party. The tickets agreed
upon are as follows:
ELECTORS.
john c. Fremont (OR) Nillard Fillmore.
James Irwin, Of Centre county.
Joseph Edwards, Philadelphia.
George n. Eckert, Philadelphia.
George Seidensticker, Philadelphia.
Wilson Jewell, philadelphia.
Albert g. Rowland, Philadelphia.
Caleb n. Tayl ylor, Bucks county.
William Darlington, NJ. D. Chester Co.
William NJ. Baird, Berks county.
Michael II. Shirk, Lancaster county
Simon Cameron, pauphin county.
John Mccormick, NorthumberlandCo.
Smith B. Thompson, Montour Co.
Russell L. Lord, Wayne county.
Frederick L. Smith, Tioga county,
Abram Updegraf,, Lycoming county.
Joseph d. Simpson, Perry county.
Hczekiah Easton, Franklin county.
Edward Scull, Somerset county.
William NJ. Stewart, Indiana county.
Alfred Patterson, Fayette county.
Bepair C. Sawyer, Allegheny county.
Jacob Painter, Allegheny county.
Lawrence L. Gufhn, Lawrnce eco'ty.
George W. Arnold, Clarion county.
james Skinner, Erie county.
The twenty.six electors are pledged to
cast the votes of the State in the Electoral
College for the respective candidates for
the Presidency aud Vice Presidency in
exact proportion to the popular vote given
to each ticket. This forms a complete
union of the opposition strength in Penn
sylvania, while it enables every voter to
indicate his preference of the Presidential
candidates without any compromise with
his principles. Every vote given to the
Fremont ticket counts in favor of the
priucicles aud candidates Of the Republi-
can and North Americas parties respect
lively, aud every vote given to the Fillmore
ficke counts in favor of the Fillmore and
Douelson party, and viii be fully repre-
scnted in the fnal result.
The undersigned now call upon all who
are opposed 10 slavery extension over free
territory-to the increase of slave repre-
sentation in the Federal Government, and
to the Cincinnati platform and its candi-
da'cs-and upon all uho desire the peace
and the honor Of the country, and faith
'u''y to the constitutional rights of every
section "i 1t, to cooperate with them in
'A's contest EoE Uuiou, Liberty and Justice.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
Fremont Electoral Ticket,
JOHN C.FREMONT,
Tuesday, Noe. 1, 1856.

JOHN &. FREMONT,
James Irwin.
Joseph Edwards,
George y. ECkert.
George SeidenStiCker,
Wilson Jewell.
Albert &. Rowland,
Caleb ". Taylor,
william Darlington,
William NJ. Baird,
Michael III. Shirk,
simon Cameron.
John Mccormick,
smith Ii. Thompson,
I:uSsel r. Lord.
Frederick 2. smith,
Abraham IPdegra0,
Joseph ID. simpson,
HeZekfah EastOn,
Edward sCuii.
william NJ. stewart,
Alfred Patterson.
Escnair T.. sawyer,
Jacob Painter.
Lawrence l.. N'Gumn.
George w. Arnold,
James Skinner.
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UNIVERSITY AT LEWISBURG.

NOTICE.-Subscriber 10 the Building
y Fund are respectfully informed that the
First lnstalment on their subscriptions is now
due and payable. J. A. MERTZ, Esq, Is
appointed Collector, and authorized to receive
and receipt for the same. *. BELL,
General Agent and Treasurer
IewiSburu Oct. l. lSj6
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
N. H. Dersham, II, D.,
AVING permanently located in Le-

/ IL ANlNU PtlhiGhtutiN fOtdtCu III Lt-
III wisburg, Pa, respectfully tenders his
| Professional Services to the citizens Of this
town and vicinity, hoping by prompt attention
TO the duties of his profession TO merit share
of their patronage. Attention will also be paid
| to Chronic Diseases of every name ,and treated
with unparalleled success.
| DR. DERSHAM graduated at the renowned
American Electc Medical College Cincinnati,
having first studied the Old or Allopathic sys-
, tenn of medicine, and attended Lectures in one
| of the Old School Medical Colleges of PhIlad-
| elphia but becoming convinced of the super
iority Of the New or American Eclectic system,
| he commenced its study, and attended two
courses of Lectures in the Reformed or Anne
| rican Eclectic Medical College of the Queen
City of the West This Institution, although
yet in its infancy has superior in thu Great lest and
has already annually Students than the other
Medical Colleges of Cincinnati combined 1t is sending
physicians to all parts of our globe and in Ohio. Indiana.
&c, they will be more numerous than any other
class of physicians.
The principal difference between the Reformed new
Eclectic and the old Aiopathc system OF medicine this
the New School medicinal agent that is in any
way injurious to the human system, such as Calomel,
Arsenic Antmony &c. for superior and harmless agents
have of late been discovered (by the liberal
and progressive physicians Of the New Scboo that are
complete substitutes for those deleterious medicines C
lionel, &c.;) therefore we have for them. With
these valuable agents and all those of the Old
Alopatbc school poiSon above.
and all the improvements of every other system ed
cine las Homeopathic. Hydropathic Thoms &c)
many diseases eurabe that considered
impossible and that too without breaking down the
stitution, and creating other diseases, Debility, Rheu
matism Dyspepsia Liver Disease liberated Sore Threat
Diseased Bones, premature Loss Of Teeth, &c.
The New School certainly claims great superiority in
the treatment Of all Diseases 1t hes been proved kv
Clinical reports that the mortalitytakin all
together than per cent; that Of Asiac Cholera
is only per cent.
This an Of progress and improvements and the
School is always being hound
ty despctic cresds and ahtqHateI theories.
NIB. OFFICE at the low er md of Market 81. Isfs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24

w HI be offered at public sale az the
W house OF VI. kleckner, IN the borough
of New Berlin, Union county, Pa, on
Taes'iay, 2Sh Of October,
1856, at l o'clock, 2. ",
All that lot of ground situated in the Boro'
OF NEW BERLIN aforesaid, beginning at
post on the south side of Water street, orpo-
site the southwest corner of Lot No. 90 I:
thence, by land formerly owned by Henry
Gross, south degrees east perches, 10 a
post; east 10 perches 5-IOthS,to a post thence
north degrees west } perches and 6-lOths.ro
Water street; thence, by the same, south 81
degrees, west l6 perches and s-lOths, to the
beginning.
Also, tract of ground situated IN the Boro'
aforesaid, and adjoining the above described
tract, situate on the south side of Water street
bounded on the west by lot of Michael Wag-
ner; thence, along the line Of said Wasner's
lot south ~ feet to post, thence along line
oi land of Philip Gross east ~ feet to a post.
along other land of Jacob Orwig of which rhi,
was apart north72feettoW " ater street foresaid.
thence along Water street west ~ feet 10 the
place oi beginning. containing about twensr
percheS- Terms made known by
JOHN \. MERTZ. Adm,nisirator
CATHARINE AURAND, deed.
Sept. 30, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24

We solemnly invoke their active and ear
nest efforts to overthrow that sectional or
ganization which seeks to force slavery
upon free people at the point Of the
sword, and degrades American citizenship
by vita,ing its safeguards at the ballot box.
The undersigned have appointed a COM
mittee to prepare an address for the peo-
pie, which will be published in few days.
We are happy to announce that entire
unanimity existed in the proceedings Of
two committees, and no doubt is entertained
that the result of our common efforts to
secure the adoption of the Union electoral
tickets now presented, will be hailed with
satisfaction by every citizen of Pennsylva
MIA, who is honestly hostile to the Cincin.
natti Platform and the election Of James
Buchanan to the Presidency.
CHARLES GIBBONS, Phil, Chairman.
Russell Erret, Allegheny.
X. d. Pettingill, Philadelphia.
J. r. Fry, do
| A. II. Rosenheim do
| A. L. Churr do
VIM. Butler, Chester.
E. ]. Moore, Lehigh.
Jacob Hoffman, Berks.
| Z. c. Darlington, Lancaster.
| J. Adams Fisher, Dauphin.
Benz. Bannan, Schuylkill.
A. p. Grow, Luzerne.
Henry Green, Northampton.
A. +. Humphrey, Tioga.
| James T. Hale, Center.
Joseph Speck, Perry.
John II. Filler Bedford.
George Raymond. Blair.
Edgar Cowan, Westmoreland.
Alexander Murdoch. Washington.
c. D. NJ. Smith, Allegheny.
1'ho's l.. Shields do
VIM. F. Clark, Mercer.
James 5. Myers, Venango,
Republican State Executive Committee
JOHN COVODE, Westm'd, Chairman.
W%' N i'1 F. JGhns'0n' Allegheny.
| n. F. Sawyer do
jao jaoOS " L. s"sn Gossler' Philadelphia. dpp
o. II. p. Parker do
Thos F. Williams do
e. A. Waborn do
Il. u. WaierhouSe DO
! w. H. Norton, Berks.
ID. l.. Davidson, Fayet,e.
S. P. Kase, Montour.
Jno. Ferguson, Lawrence.
Geo. w. Harris, Dauphin.
| F. 5. Stambaugh, Franklin.
Amos Myers, Clarion.
S. b. Rowe, Clearfieid.
Jno. Williamson, Huntingdon.
Daniel Crum, Armstrong.
John Dick Crawford.
| Thos j. Power, Beaver.
| Edward Scull, Somerset.
| Jno. A. Heis,and, Lancaster.
| Francis Parke, Chester:
J. w. Cowell, Bucks.
L. G. Fahnestock, Adams,
North American State Executive Committee.
Samuel Sillyman, SchuylkiIl.
VIM. II. Kooniz, Somerset.
George NJ. Lathey, Clarion.
| Smith Fuller, Fayette.
Richard Coulter, Westmoreland.
Peter Martin, Lancaster,
| Members OF Fillmore and Donelson Committee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24

The following comparison of the
whole vote cast for Co. Seat last fall,
and for Canal Commissioner this fall,
shows that the River districts have
decreased their vote but 7, while the
others fell off 129-l36 less in all.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
&1 1SO MORTGAGE FOR SALE.

W, VIII be sold al a discount
Is well secured. Property near Lewisburg.
Inquire at the "Chronicle" Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24

SAD OCcuRRENCE.-We have been in.
formed that on Saturday evening last,
Miss Sarah, daughter of Israel Gutelius,
Esq. Of Selinsgrove, aged about Is years,
was accidentally drowned in the canal at
Mahantango lsck, shert distance below
Selinsgrove.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24

sE-THE DEMOCRATIC Fremont CLUE
Of Philadelphia have also resolved to sup
port the Union Electoral Ticket headed by
the name JOHN C. FREMONT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
PRESIDENTIAL,
PRESIDENT
ELECTION sa- PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, in and by an Act of

w iA.i', LII anu U! oil nut vi
w the General Assembly of this State
entitled can Act to regulate the general elec.
tons OF this Commonwealth" enacted on The
End day of July, 1899, it is enjoined on me
to give public notice of such election to be
held, and TO enumerate in such notice wha,
officers are TO be eected-I, DANIEL. n
GuLDiN, High Sheriff Of the county of Union.
DO therefore hereby make and give this public
notlee TO the Electors of the said county OF
Union, that General Election will be held
IN said county on the TUEsDAr after the frs,
Monday of NOVEMBER, 1856, 9th dav of said
month"; al the several districts composed of
the following townships and boroughs, viz:
| district, at the Commissioners Office in
and for New Berlin borough.
Ill district, at the house of Henry Gibson.
IN and for Union township.
Ill district, al the house of James Adams.
IN and for White Deer township.
~ district. al the house of James Lawson.
IN and for Kelly township.
district, at the house Of George Wolfe
IN and for East Buflaloe township.
Nldisrict,at the house of James MCreight.
IN and for Bulialoe township.
VII district, at the house Of Jacob Deckard
IN Mlfllinburg, for W est Buifaloe township
Fllidistrict, al the new public school house
IN and for the North Ward in the borough Of
Lewisburg.
IA district, at the house of Jonathan Spy-
ker, IN and for the South Ward, in the bor-
ough of Lewisburg.
n district, at the house of Charles Crotzer,
In and for Mifflinburg borough.
Al district, at the house of William Eilert.
IN and for Hartley township.
All district, al the house Of Peter Wehrin
and for Limestone township.
All district, al the school house, on LOT No.
IL, IN New Berlin, in and for Jackson tsp.
AT which time am. places there will be
elected by ballot
Twenty-Seven Persons for Electors'or
President and Vice President of the
United States.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
Real Estate.
Real Estate at Orphaas' Court Sale.
DY virtue of an order Of the 0rBbaps'

4
- Court Of Union county, a; Sept, Tern,
1852 the subscriber will sell on the ptenisc.
in East BufTalee township, Union County. On
NONDAf, the iOth Of November, 1856, ,,s
following real estate, % wit,
4 Tract of Land situate id Eas, Buffalo
township, county aforesaid, about one and
half miles from Lewisburg, adjoining lands II
Abraham Wolfe, Jacob Brown J Jacob G.Browr
William Brown, Jr., and others, Containing
90 ACRES AND 80 PERCHEs.
more or less, with the appurtenances. There
IS a good portion Of IT Meadow Land, and N.
farm all improved except about five acres a..
of TlMBER LAND.
@a The improvements are gohd weaibe--
Ed boarded and plastered two storey LOG
HOUSE, well finished; a frame Bank Barn.
a Spring House, and other OulbuildIngs-s
good Spring near the house-an Annie
ORCHARD, and other Trees.
Sale 10 commence at O'Clock PM Term
mrke kucwn at sale by
JACOB GUNDY. Guardian
Of minor children Of George Gundy, dee I
Oci. :, 1886
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24

w HI be offered at public sale AZ the
w house Of NJ. kleckner. IN the borough
New Berlin, Union county, Pa, on
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-10-24
VALUABLE FARMS

of BESJ. SHokMAKER, dec a
West BuflalOe, Oct. /, 1856.
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Administrators Sale.

Executor and ExccutriN Of S'SCEL N'CiLLLES, deed
Bufaiue township, Oct. 3, 1856.
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,YEIE LATEST NEW S
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY

IL
SESATE-Mr. Cass submitted resolution IT.
structing the Naval Committee to consider the
lexpediency of increasing the Navy
Mr.. Bayard introduceda bill proyidingfor the
public printing, engraving and binding.
The resolution directing the Committee on
Finance to prepare and report the general apprc-
priation bills was called up.
Mr.. Seward said that since the formation OF
the Government, no appropriation bill had or
iginated in the Senate, and that it was an anci-
ent and established principle that the money OF
the people shall not be drawn from the public
treasury without the consent of the Represent :
tiycs and the people This was conservative
feature borrowed from the British Constitution,
as necessary to secure the public liberty
HousE.-NIr Grow gave notice of his inteu-
ton to Introduce bill to secure homestead to
actual settlers.
Mr. MilIson gave notice of his intention to in
troducc bill to repeal the act authorizing the
eStab ishment of naval board.
The Speaker, on motion was authorized to ap-
point the standing committees.
AIR. Pennington, from the joint committee ap-
pointed to wait on the President, reported that
the latter had expressed high appreciation of this
courtesy and he would be happy to cooperate
with Congress in any measure promotive Of the
public interest
Mr. Campbell of Ohio, moved the reconsidera-
ton of the resolution for election of Printer,
which was agreed to, yeas l02, nays 81.
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WESTERN Jpsr1cE.-The St Louis Herald
says that some weeks ago, wealthy young Ten
nessee planter took passage for that city, at Pa
ducah, ny. on board of the steamer Helen Mar,
and on the passage succeeded in gaining the af-
fectons, and finally accomplishing the ruin of a
young and pretty girl on board. BysOmemeans
the matter was suspected by the boatmeu, who
through some of thealady passengers, obtained
a verifcation of their suspicious. They waited
on the planter and told him to prepare to get
married, or be put ashore on sandbar to freeze
to death; then made the boat fast at Chester, II
tnois, sent for a justice, whom they pulled out
of his bed, and in few minutes the pair were
married, and thesum of s., 80 exacted from the
bridegroom to treat all hands When lastheard
from the happy couple were at Barnum's Hotel,
st, Louis
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The WEArupK sorrn-The Charleston Cou-
rier of Saturday last says: ave have had rep
clifton, with increased bitterness, of the Sc
Terely trying weather to which we referred to
afew days since Throughout Saturday there
was continued freeze, and iciclcs wereappend-
cd to all places where the falling rain could thus
be transformed The spectacle was novel in the
home experience Of many citizens, and will, VIC
trust not become common.S' 5.sz.
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HARD Tpns FOR the RAnRoADs-rhe pres
ent month has been trying one for the rail-
roads, at the east, indeed says the Boston Bee,
Its equal has seldom been experienced in this
vicinity. The expenses Of running have been
enormous, far exceeding, in many cases, the
receipts; and it is stated that had the railroads
leading from Boston wholly suspended opera
tons for the past four weeks they would have
been better off than now; that they would ac-
tually have made money by keeping perfectly
still.
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ELEcrED-Phe election which was held in
New Orleans on the 9lst of january, for Rep
resentative to supply the vacancy in the Third
Representative District, caused by the resigna-
ton of Hon John w. Price. resulted in tho cleo
ton Of Cha. I. Estlin, Esq with hardly any OPP
position. Mr. Estlin belongs to, and was elected
by the American party.
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IT is estimated that over 5000 persons attend
ed the funeral of Mrs and Miss Albright, at
Philadelphia, on Thursday last. It will be rec
objected that Mrs, A. and her daughter were
drowned lastweek by being thrown from sleigh
into the Delaware.