The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-16

THE list below shows correctly thu
complexion of the next Legislature
from which it will be found the Demo
Gratis have majority of three on Join
Ballot. The Democrats will no doub
enter objections to Joel M. Johnson
of Passaic, similar to those of last year
but it is doubtful whether they viii
prevail. Several appointments hav'
to be made this year, but the Office 0
U. S. Senator is filled
SENATE.
Atlantic Thomas E. Morris, opp.
Bergen-Ralph S. Demarest, dem,
Bnrlington-Thomas L. Norcross,
opp,
Camden-John K. Roberts, am,
Cape May-Downs Edmonds, opp.
Cumberland-Nathan S. Stratton
dem,
Essex-Charles L. G. Clifford, dem.
Gloucester-Jeptha Abbott, opp,
Hunterdon- Edmund Perry, dem,
Hudson-Samuel Westcott, dem,
Mercer onsthan Cook, opp,
Morris-Daniel Budd, dem.,
Monmouth-Wm. a. Hendrickson
DEM,
Middlesex-Abraham Everett, opp.
Ocean-W William F. Brown, opp,
Passaic-Benj. Buckley, opp,
salem-Joseph K. Riley, DEM,
Somerset-James Campbell, DEM,
Sussex-Edward G. Moore, dem,
Union-John r. Aryes, DEM,
Warren-P Phillip Mowry, DEM
The Senate stands IL democrats,
opposition, and l american
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY,.
Atlantic Charles E. Mayhem, opp.
Bergen-Enoch Brinkerhoff, John
A. Hopper, dem.
Burlington-George B. Wills, dem;
John Larzalear, Samuel A. Dobbins
Robert Stokes, William Sooy, opp.
Cape May-Abram Reeves, am.
Camden-John r. Graham, am;
Jos. Stafford, Jr., dem; George
Brewer, opp.
Observation-Disclosures Hall, opp;
job Carter, dem.
Essex-Aldophus Waldron, opp;
James F. Bond, dem; Amzi Condit
OPP; James McCracken, J., W. Hall
Frederick III. Tesse, DEM; James
Wheeler, opp.
Gloucester-John Starr, opp; Jos
Harker, dem.
Hudson-W. Fl Peekham, dem.
N. G. Straight, G. Vanhorn. opp.
Hunterdon-CharIes benson, Am
brose Bancroft, dem; Thomas Bang
hart, Jr., opp; D. D. Schomp, dem.
Middlesex-Thomas Booraem, E
B. Freeman, Elias Dey, opp.
Mercer-Joseph Abbott, opp; Har
per Grocer, 3. T. R. Apologize.
Monmouth-Wm. II. Monnt, opp.
A. HI. Patterson, J. J. Mckinney
James Patterson, dem.
Morris-Eugene Ayres, James H
Ball, opp; Nelson H. Drake, Nathan
Horton, dem.
Ocean-Thomas W. Twins, opp.
Passaic--Samuel Pope, dem.; Joe
M. johnson, Isaac P. Cooley, opp.
Salem-Joshua Lippincott, opp.
Samuel Habermayer, dem.
Somerset-James W. Arrowsmith
DEM; Elisha B. Wood, opp.
Shssex-Martin Cole, Charles Mac
kerry, David D. Decker, dem.
Union-David Milford, DEM; Ris
ton Marsh, opp.
Warren-John G. Bennett, dem.
Robert Rushing, opp; Philip Shoe
maker, dem. il@
The Assembly stands, Opposition
%, Democrat 80, American 2.
SINGULAR CAsE.-Considerable ex.
cftement exists in Pierport, New York,
owing to the following singular circum-
stances "A Miss j. r. Hough, lG
years of age, was taken suddenly sick
on Wednesday evening, October 26,
and was thought to expire on Friday
morning following. On Sunday funer-
al services were held at the Methodist
Church, in Pierport, Rev. L. E Beard
sley officiating. Before burial it was
observed that appearances were differ
ent from those usually producing NOR
bid death. On Monday, October 81,
after remaining in the ground twenty
four hours, the remains were exhumed.
The flesh had an unusual warmth, the
limbs were relaxed, the countenance
natural, withno indications of putrefac-
ton. Up to Tuesday evening the
same anomaly was apparent, and ply
sicians advised keeping the remains
until further developments.