Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-01-26
Standing Committees Of the Legislature

ken, Crabb and Killinger.s
Messrs. Wilkins, Price, Jordan,
Welsh and Ingram. .~ ~
AceouHs-MessrS. Wherry, Furguson, Fra
ger, Laubach and Finney.
Estates and E,sedeats@Messrs. Fleniken,
Walton, Price, Finney and Souther.
Pensions and Gratuuies-Messrs. Taggart,
Jamison, Sellers, Evans and Ely.
LiJrary-MessrS. Buckalew, Wilkins, and
Gregg. a3EE#n0D SAG Pr
COrpordti0as-Mcssrs Browne, .Straub, Sou
tler, lewis and Pratt.
Public BniAliags-Messrs. M'Ciintock, Shu-
man aud Jamison.
BanhS-Messrs. Cresswef, Crabb, Ingram,
Sellers and IIoge.
Canals and Inland Narigation-Messrs.
Cresswell, Hoge, Sellers, Jamison and Crabb.
Rdilroads-Messrs. Walton, Taggart, Xii
linger, Evans and CrcSswell.
Election Distrscts-Messrs, Mellinger, Knox,
Frazier, Shuman and Laubach.
..Retrenchmrm and Rcform-Messrs. Jordan,
Evans, Killinger, Knox and Ely.
Education -Messrs. MClintock, Millinger,
Gregg, Hoge and Shuman.
agriculture and Domcsfic 1Lrnuf actures.-
Messrs. Knox, Taggart, Straub, Lewis and
Gregg.
1hlaiaAMessrs. straub, Taggart, Ferguson,
Ely and C~resswell.
Roads and Bridgcs-Messrs Jamison, Jor-
dan, Wherry, Ferguson and Frazier.
Compare BiUs-Messrs. Hoge, Pratt, Lau-
bach, MelIiuger and Lewis.
.Ficc anil Hnmoroity+Messrs. Price, Elem
niken, Wilkins, Jordan and Welsh.
Pirate Claims and Damages.-MesSrs.
Browne, Lewis, Buckalew, Crabb and Walton.
Public Printing-Mcssrs. Pratt, Wherry,
Finney, Ingram and M'Clintock.
Ne,D Counties and County .Seafs-Messrs.
Welsh, Pratt, Souther, Browne and Walton.
HOUSE.
U0ps0 and MeanS-Messrs. Foster, M'Combs.
Wright, (Luzerne) Ball, Getz, Dock, Riddle,
Orr and Robert.
Judiciary-Messrs. Wright, (Luzerne) Nor
riS, Whallon, Montgomery, Phelps, Miller,
Longaker, M'Calmoht and Magee.
Pensions and GratuHeS-Messrs. Smith.
(Cambria) Carly, Hamilton, Hill, Bernhard,
Thompson and Mcnear.
CIatmS-Messrs. Orr, Huneker, Fry, Craw-
ford, Shenk, Hancock and Glover.
AgrictH mt-Messrs Roberts, Buchanan.
Augustine, Nunnemacher, Harper, Pearson,
and Struble.
Eduoatiom-Messrs. Getz, Hill, Lott. Vail,
Brown, Johns, Laporte, Fulton and johnson.
Domestic lIanufaaurcs-Messrs. Salisbury.
Menear, Kerr, M'Ghee, Carly, Ingham, and
Anderson.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Innis, Vail, M'Ghee, Cav
lord, Maugle, Holcomb and Zimmerman.
Fce and ImmordLiy-MeSsrs. Hill, Beck,
Smith, (Phila.) Hamil, Wright, (Dauphin,)
Reinhold, Smith, (Allegheny,) Kerr and Ro-
binson..
M~itaia-MesSrs. Thompson, Ramsey, Maui
gle, Wright (Dauphin) HiIlegas, Reinhold and
Helms.
Election Distrias-Messrs. Boyer, Lebo,
Lott, Leisenring, Ingham, Haines and Sails
bury.
Bdnks-Messrs. Irwin, Johns, Laporte, Eau
sold, Hibbs, Wintrode, Lebo, Robinson and
Craig.
Estates and Escheats-Messrs. Manly, Fos-
ter, Imbrie, Magee, Morris, Miller and NJ
Combs.
Roads and Brldges-Messrs. Nipple, An
derson, Helms, Boyd, Strouse, Hamil and Glib
honey.
Corporations-Messrs. Edinger, Leisinring,
Brush, Walter, Smith, (Wyoming,) Barry,
Backus, Yearsley and Baldwin.
Local APpropr5ations.-Messrs johnson,
Smith, (Phila.) Haines, Smith, (Alleghenv,)
Reed, Dock and Ramsey.
LandS-Messrs. Shenk, Backus, Baldwin,
Cobourn, Moorbead, Bernhard and Purcell.
DirOrccs-Messrs. Riddle, manly, Purcell,
Lovett, Reed, Moorhead and Dowdall.
Nen CoHntes and County Seqts-Messrs.
Craig, .Hillegas, Fulton, Huneker, DowdaIl,
Gaylord and Caldwell.
Compare BMs-Messrs. Smith, Wyoming)
Huneker, Barry, Boyer and Caldwell
Llbrary-MesSrs. Longaker, Imbrie and
Walter.
Canals and Inland Narigation.-Messrs
Mccarthy, Zimmerman, Campbell, HolcoInb,
Patterson, Beck and Housekeeper.
RdaroadS-Messrs. Montgomery, Edinger,
Hunsecker, Innis, Nipple, Cobourn, Mumma,
Smith, Cambria Whallon, M'Calmont, Eau
sold, Mccarthy and Irwin.
Printtag-Messrs Hancock, Clover, and
Campbell.
Public B@Idings-Messrs. Yearsly, Ball and
Lovett.
Cor. kISSEY.-The star of Col. Kinney Is
said to be on the wanc. His election as Gov
ernor of San Juan, or Greytown, was defeated
by the e~xertions of the English, and particu-
larry, if the rumor is well founded, by menaces
emanating from an English man-ofwar then at
anchor in the harbOr. Only six of his men re-
main faithful. The others have joined Walk
er, but with the understanding that they will
return to him when called for. Moneylcss he
is, too, and in a measure desponding-the wreck
of what he was Martin bc Succaccful r;roI