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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
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Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache,
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Lsver Complaint, Dropsy, Tetter, 1umors and
Salt Rheum, Worms, Go'a, Neuralgia, Gs
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar coated so that the most sensi-
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best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price IS cents per Box; Five boxes for Slo0'
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent Their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure. =,
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them and they should
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AL our Remedies are for sale by
Firing ~ Grant and a. W. Fisher, Sunbury,
Il. B. Mccoy, Northumberland,
A. L. Bisel, Turbutville,
F. Stotz, Wind Gap,
J. F. Caslow, Milton,
&. b. Cadwader Shamokin,
=. Uhler, Uhlersville,
And by all Druggists and Merchants
April lG, ls59.--ly
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SUNBURY FOUNDRY (!

y5NHE subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
q zens of Sunbury and the public generally
that they have leased the Sunbury Foundry oc-
cuped by George Rohrbach, andthat they will take
possession on the first day of April. next when
they will be enabled to furnish all kinds Of Cast
ings, such as Plows, Stoves, &C., &c, at as low
rates as they can be had any where else. They
are also manufacturing thrashing machines, and
do repairing at short notice. All orders addressed
to them will be promptly attended to.
Country produce taken in exchange for Cast
ings at all times.
CLINTON ROHRBACH.
JACOB ROHRBACH, Jr.
Sunbury, March s, l659.--3m
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FURNITUREl FURNITURE!I
THE LARGEST STOCK EVER OFFERED
IN SUNBuRY.
FashionabIe. Cheap and usefn,

VTNHE subscriber, long established as a Cabine,
IL and Chair Manufacturer in Sunbury, thank
ful for past favors, solicts a continuance of the
public patronage. His stock of Cabinet WI are,
Chairs, 8c., embraces
EVERY VARIETY, USEFUL AND oRNA.
MENTAL
in housekeeping. II is unnecessary to enume-
rate, as anything that may be required in his
line can be had at moderate prices, Cheap for
Cash, or Country Produce. taken in exchange.
Establishment
South East Corner Of Marker Square.
" Those knowing themselves indebted 10
the subscriber would oblige him by making pay
ment.
SEBASTIAN HAUPT.
Sunburv, April A, ls57.--tf
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j 0 S EP ii f U SSELL.

No. 2, NORTH Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
An ANUFACTURER of best quality of UNI.
I'VE BRELLAS and PARASOLS invites
the attention of buyers to his extensive stock,
embracing many styles not heretofore introduced
Philadelphia, March I2, 1862
lust RECEIVED general assortment of
- New Goods al the Store of
]. II. ENGEL.
Sunbury, Dec. IL, 1867
SlLVER WATCHES.-A few double case
~ English Silver Watches, for sale at very low
prices by H.D MASsER.
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HERRTNG'S SAFE.

the genuine
HERRING SAFE
Preserved the Jewelry Of Geo. w. Smons &
Bro; Books, Papers, &c, of Fisher Il Bro, and
Edward Seamans & Co., after remaining eX
posed in the burning ruins for nearly FORTY
HOURS, and proving conclusively what we
have always claimed for them, TIL ElR GREAT
SUPERIORITY over all securities now known.
In these fires, THE HERRlNG'S SAFE,
standing side Ivy side with those advertised as
warranted to stand 10 per cent. more fire than
Herring's," came forth the acknowledged
VICTOR, not only preserving their contents in
EXCELLENT order, but being in themselves
in n condition TO go through another ordeal,
while the boasted "Salamanders" of other ma
kcrs were badly used up in every instance, and
in some cases their entire contents completely
destroyed
To the public he would simply say, that. du-
ring the fontteen years the II ERRlNG'S SAFE
has been before them, more than two hundred
have passed through accidental fires without the
occurrence of single loss.
We would, therefore, CAUTION purchasers
against the misrepro osentation of interested par
ties. The HERRiNG'S PATENT is the only
FIRE PROOF SAFE made in this city, which
is protected by PATENT RIGHT, and we
will guarantee il 10 resist more then double the
amount of heat of any other Safe now known
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CABINET.WARR

which cannot fail TO re, mmepd ;,,o,,,
who will examine it, on accom-, - 'UeVery
h%O,Nanship hO., mans and splendid fnish made up of
us. UUs. STOCK 10 De had in the city. No eff,r,
speu sphDs.;hn IN 'ne manufacture of his ware and
s subscriber is determined to keep up with
made. 'o"''ail'ly
He also manufacture all kinds ,n,o..r
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has won for itself such renown for the cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. AS it has long been in constant use
throughout this,section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
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ISAAC M.WILKERSON

OF the most Fashionable Style.
Sofas, Divans and Lounaes
Bureaus, Secretaries, Sideboards.
SOFA, BREAKFAST AND DINING TiBLhl
anu also VENETIAN BLINDS, equal to Ph
pr,o delphia manufacture.
rItnp nh %, OF every pattern and y;
|eSrrbohKDS, Sr WORK AND CANDLE
"iANDS, TOILET TABLES AND
EXTENSION TABLES,
IN snort, every article in this line Of b;s h,.
ne subscriber respectfully calls the ,,on,
oi 'ne public to his large and splendid
sortment of every ouol;,y .nJ 'P'ohulu
, 1859-12-17

hed.acrew, with which they succeeded,
- opportunity would offer, In removing plaster
from tho wall and then brick 4fter brick until
space sufficient for them to pass through WAS
opened, all except the removal Of the outer
bricks The psrt Of the wall ,hev separated
Was IN the rear Of the tel en whish they slept
and the bed being pushed aguinst the wall COM
pietely hid their work from view. The bricks
theJ took out were concealed In the drum of q
store, and the dirt md plaster removed in
the conrse Of their work WAS placed between
the bed clothes. They acknowledged that they
making The - a apesture ia''s IL the sssA vail l.
Their cell being on the first floor,
the aperture was not more than i've
feet above the pavement Of the yard, and when
freed OF their shackles their access to the yard
uas smooth, brick wall about fifteen feet high,
to scale This difficulty was, however, soon
overcome with the aid Of the timbers of the
scadold, on which Capt. Brown was hung, and
which was intended for their execution on the
succeeding day. They placed these againssthe
wall, and soon aucceeded in reaching the top,
from which they could have easily dropped tothe
other side. Ind not the vigilance Of the sentinel
on duty so quickly checked their movement.
They were arrested in the JUL yard by Gen.
Taliafero and officer Of the day, who rushed to
the Jail the moment The alarm was given. Sher-
| III Campbell and Capt. Davis are much cha
Griued at this near escape Of their prisoner,
especially as they had resisted al lnterference
Of the military with the interior discipline Of
the jail. The prisoners were shrewd and cun-
ming fellows, and undoubtedly without any nc
completes in their undertakings.
The friends who were still here were fearful
that they might be suspected Of hasing knowl-
edge 81 the attempt The general impression is
that If the prisoners had waited untii midnight
or later, they might hare reached the moun.
taius, but its presumed TINT they we're fearful
Of being watched during the night, or desired to
haze as much Of darkness as possible to gain q
good distance before daylight would allow Of a
general pursuit.
, 1859-12-17

European News by the Nova Scotiau.
PoRrIAsp, Dee. 1G.-The following is the lat
est news By the NORA Scotian, by telegraph to
Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, Dec THE steamer
North America has arrived The steamer Queen
OF the West has put back.
4 Madrid dispatch says . sharp engagement
took place between the Spaniards aud The
Moors, on the 225th ultinlo. Loss hcavy on both
sides. The spanisrds had 50 killed and 800
wounded.
Pans, Wednesday.-Au explanation of the
current repora regarding the bombarding OF
Iangiers has been giFen, which says that the
French squadron neither bombarded Tangie1z
nor Lehman 4 small tort on the coast Of No
ro:co having fred on French steamer, The lat
ter replied, and hariog dismantled the fortfca.
tiou, rejo'nedfhe squadron at A1geziras. l. is
also stated that the commander uf the French
squadron had informed the Morocco government
that this does not change the relations between
the two countries
report great storm on the Euxine Sen Abou,
50 vessels were lost, and The coast was strewu
with the dead. The inhabitants had stripped
the survivors Of all their effects. Tug steamers
had been sent to render assistance in the recoy.
cry of property.
PANS, nor. 50.-The Optnione Rationale has
received first warning for publishing an n1ticle
on the temporal power of the Pope.
LONDON, Dec 1.-The Australian mails of Oc.
tober hare reached Alden, aod are expected at
London on the 10th inst.
The Paris correspondent Of the Timts sars it
is still uncertain whether England intends to
join the Congress.
In g recent Interview with Mctternch, Count
W4seWski, it il said, assured the Prince that
tue ip1ucuee Of French diplomacy will coutinue
to be exercised in Central Italy in faEor Of a
1. AZ =
, 1859-12-17
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

FEInAI EVENING, Dec. IL, 1850.
FLOUR -Receptt LIS bh1J. Market more active aud
eloses dull with downward tendency. Stiles werr:-eoo
hba choice sprn n1 exr i. &+s7k de 100 hts "enc.co
VALLEY" do ut deli 30 bbls fauton~a "kewa1ee" do
at461 dtI is bb oodhue do at ATS del. 100 bbls c.
era"{W} and 100 bbls "Geneva" > nj % DEL. 6o bbs
cook County super 1t 10 del 70 bbls fAr super and
bbls .Asrad1au" do at sis del.
WHEAT-Keeaips4 10, 81 huA- Aazkst more acIre ii
khAds lower prices. bales westl 800 bus No. apak
PIC In Store; Leo bus do At SIC track $500 bus No.
spring in stor bus do at In store; bis
Co In store; 1000 bus do nj Sic In bulk track 81
bag. hy sample Il 9t: on track.
C0KN-Reeeipts, Is 7o5 tus. Market active and
ahade lower. saea ~ese- 800 tus No. 4sc in store
LOO bus <3cIn sto1r 900 tus doAt ssc track
bus track 10 bus do ri 4ic on t.aek 800 bus
do In bags 1t &C track 800 bus choice yellow In haEa
4,c on track; 1.boo hus car corn Ut f*e oa taek.
0ATS-Rt cetpt4 I,ess bEs In good demand ard h1ra.
Eales we.e-00o bus No. n Sc in sore: b1s do
SC on track; I, 100 bus do 1t SIC del.
RYG-Keetipts astbra- NAlketsclowez. Sa1ea wcre:-.
800 bus Eo.l in baxs II &c On track
BARLEr-ReceIpts.1 1,;ts bus Aaskst quiet and h1.u
800 bus No. sold II SC Ia sto.t.
H1GHWlNES.-Msrket tr,n 1t .19cee- -hoaers asklng
the hitter txue.
ALrOHoL-449f5e r kai.
sEEps-ss bags eholce timothy seed at <.-1sx.
DRESSED HoGs-1sccelpta, a,as1. Market dull 1aud1oc
, 1859-12-17
TIE HOG AND PROVISION TRADE.
ST. LOUIS.


A5o9 bad. 0aav Z hundred hs ID ws,e cterrd ~
4AY Among he ez1ea 20 head in two Jotk ri 4,
Ios oss hxzknk - tbs and 46 thoss Arraxne iS0
lns aso tnS 4h .serAxik lsJ los Home dteasrd onrs
tsteon!ak ~ I'D tfl5s s,stat o~lax to weight ri
aoSs ~ aoes ~ Less u pnopotoa md ii o,her
5tsa which teud I, E4ru ~ keep such haeF ta
rt - snat ea " seso packing iata iuto ,he
H3r Gesa poIx s2ea Il ~; md Lard about loKc
Ddooerzt, 1Kh. ~ ~N ~ 4o' 1Aaas--
Nonsv vt.y tight md sxeaansr duu, The xrn~r,,
kstM ho4t 2uiRatiou. bosy ts1e n ht1s -snn.,
yN 100 htad AverzS re- 20 aud oWa,dt &
tht product ale OF td1 hsl2 a. poIk M Il. Et =
otl. "a u at End 7oooo nl hal9 toe4 i ;4c ss 1ns
do~usaru tendancy-tJou M. Ian. 'ee1
ALTON. ILL.
~ pstsa - hase besa Ill the days Of th veek ii
Wade es2bout 80 4nsc4s cut pp and 4p1 put In tha
way for to.dxyt cattx4 Gtat Ezs business hks betn
doaeA b 4o,ses tna v-<k 10 sa- A. WALKER 4 tseen
Ysssdas abo4 tnL II preiItsd veek 10 ihere =
decline IN tho o6 ugH ho,h hen aud ese.hefr tcusi u
nearly 3 Thandrei. Hags which wbek akp t3umsnded
esu *s.. viii noE lcalik. ortr&s9 taa5 now. Foo er
hoea Afe bought II q to osa0so-[allon Coufer 18th,
CANTON. ILL.
TIE Hoe TxApz-D ring tbs i.tcr pat Of lss week the
pork ta4e quits pr' N cattoz helok frtey
te hut u TO kros nd net aTe the general IL ~
thokh u has been o6esc for ots aveasnS ~
@KeE&ss, &sta,
PEORIA, ILL.
The a1sk today Las yacoveEed IL foue. tone zad En-
~ tos bve noEs qupted II ~ 1a4a Dreaaed hoks 1t
$50 foE 80 p and upwards s6 = for 10 l Up to 16o
snd q fm1 ios up to sn-l1fansestpt lAh.
, 1859-12-17

q :. ases .adsl9. ::
SO iaa Tor Iii wtlxhlns over 100 m: $50 orc4
e.l leona aud ssoo fur III under $50 nsIMilxa
MINERAL POINT, Wis.
45eLeaa Il dIeed 10. e eeas ese: sso Is hsys Seen
ahlppa- fr thls STALLION. The price has ranged II tU
@a{s shs Lite: pstee for heavy nosaAneaa Po!at Til
DETROIT.
% rs o
v.ased q upws1d: Ssinx quick Il ssosasisi
r3 There pork coming into the m.1ket than We
h.aanv IDEA could b rsked up Tia country The hoxs
N exes eosiy We shnf oar f.s,rs Would d. Vel
totutn tira,enon raising cattle and hog1 than
ts WHEN cosa s selling for ess thsa dry eent It rc
not. % fed to hog. provided the pork eau t
tnlA and tsJ the expeTiment|Dav Lem, lssh.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
X Fork sold on the STREET yesterday At Is 1o0 AID
WA paid for choice article There considerable in
town. and psckeFa were bu:y.IAessld, 18th.
BOSTON.
Phov1kIoxs-Mcss Pork in modeIa&e demaud Sales Of
primo q sIlGls slsals co. Gear aud ezt1a clear
sEteels ~ b1l eash and NOS ef fh!n limited &c.
aa &c f md IND
sales T. lrls NJ lox@!le; aexs H@t:s p; ea.t and
ALBANY, Mt.
S1t and 1ef rRs ths market
fls@is n e; 6s,ssss. ssase q ND prime *,ss@l:s
~ tcarr. and the market i. hr. apltke, sholacFs Sc
e ihe 81. lire psd on: ers
IN more freely ata the dtmand has beeu mo1e We
! q M aas S us ss
stat9ats--EvcnnE journal, l4sh-
, 1859-12-17
Attempted Escape OF Copp1c and Cook.

AAACA0tkGo 1a9CAltp " NOpF4CAu0N NO0Rs =
CuARtEsrowx. Dec. l5.-At half:past eight
o'clock this evening, two Of the condemned
prisoners, Cook and Coppic, escaped from the
jaM aud were fred upon By the sentinel and
driven back to prison. They are now in the
custody of Sheriff Campbell. The prisoners
had mounted the jail wal! when they we're dis
covered by the sentinel outside, who immedi-
had sawed their manacies asunder with the
blade Of barlow knife which they had conceal.
ed and made into 6ne SAW.
II is nscertained from their confession that
they hare been engaged in preparing for their
escape during the last 10 days. They made q
hole in the wall near the window,
bricks they removed under tie bed. Upon the
alarm being given they made no Resistance but
surrendered as soon as they discovered BY the
shot Of the sentinel that they were detected.
The esent has produced tbs utmost excitement
here. and alf are on the alert. Msj. Gen. Talia-
fero is directing everything in person, and will
fairs until after the execution. We do not ap-
prehend any further difficulty.
sEcoxp DISPATCH.
The prisoners now say that they got the
shackcs OF their feet By saving them With au
old knife, and then forced the bars. 4 misun-
derstandiug occurred several days ago between
Geo. Taliasero aud the jai1er in regard p1a-
cling seutinels inside the jill. This jailer claim
Jug the right to hArc his oxn men. The Gen.
gave way 10 him, bnt placed The guard on the
outside which has thus prevented the escape Of
the prisoners Cook says be could hare made
his escape had he jumped down and th1oitled
the sentinel
THIRD DISPATCH.
CnAnIksrowx, Dec. 1G.-The sentinel sta-
TONED rear bejail reported that a quarter past
eight o'clock be observed man on the jail all,
Whom he challenged. and receiving no answer
fEed Al him. The head Of another man was
also seen ADORE the wall, but be ret1eated Is
soon as the first one had been fired at The
man On top Of the wall seemed Ut first deter
mined to persist, and was about making an At
tempt to jump down, when the sentinel de-
clared his intention OF impaling him on his
hayonet He then retreated into the jail yord
with Coppic, and both gave themselves ND with
out resistance. Cook Afterwards remarked.
that if he could hare got over and .hrottled the
guard, be would have made his escape.
The Shenandoah mounta Ms are within ten
minutes ruu Of the Jail, and had he escaped 10
them, with his thorough knowledge of them, his
arrest would havs been difficult, especially rs
bat fen Of the military could hare followed him
during the night. They had succeeded, after
txo weeks labor whenever aloue and at night,
when their brd,clothing mut3ed the sounds Of
s4w, which they had made ont Of an old knife, in
cutting throug b their iron shaekles, 50 that they
could put shena of at any moment they should
havs their work completed. They End also
made Il sort Of chisel out Of IN old
, 1859-12-17

Tosal.....-.. sl7s los0 1s7ss &C $50 4l6s. 81
This has been the dullest day in the bog mar
ket this season. The receipts Of Lire and
Dressed were over 1000 head, and this, with 1he
TeEy depressing news from Cincinnati caused q
dscline Of 2s@soc on Dressed, and fully 1oc on
Live. In the early part Of the day there we're
buyers Of Dressed Hogs at e5@575, dividing
On 200 lbs, and one lot Of choice Indiana brought
@6; but In the afternoon buyers generally with
dfe~, end the highest price paid WAS $3.50, for
hogs over 900 lhs. The holders Of Live Hogs
did not submit 20 freely to the decline, and
there are probably about 1900 left orer unsold.
The salssrnnge from 4.e5@4.o5 gross, the lat
tsr price being. paid only for lot Of extra
choice.
Tbs ssme du1lness mud depression pervaded
tbs Pfoviaion market. Ness Pork was freely
odsred at 3l5; but the buyers have also been
paaicstricken, and there were none venture.
soma enough to offer over S14.5o. In Bulk
Meats Ne hear Of nothing doing, and the mar
ket u entirely nominal Green Meats are sill
IN fair request, but at lower figures. To-day,
SALES Of GFeen Sides were made at 63c, Hams Mt
&c, and Shoulders ut .ac. At the close sereral
t.ktr, Far Nam. hnrsra- ,h... ..ss "sea' ~
oni.v md q won,d h, d;a;.r,, :, ~. ese 4 -.
outside lots At 7c, Lard IL rery quiet, and a.
though holders ars Offering to sell freely at 10c,
thsre are no buyers. Tallox is in good demand
1t 1o@l0sc. The favorable weather has induced
one or txo Of our packers to recomtuence beef
packing. The season will probably be entirely
tlQk48 1t fhe end Of fhis unnnfh rhev ,ra -;It
furnish onr readers with The accurate figures,
Tbs number Of Hogs packed in this city M to
date foot up about q, 900. against about 1as con
, 1859-12-17


KNOXVILLE, Ill.
bu5e and aot ofih+ ~ FL becn d,snod ~ one
IT. howeve1 ~ ss! dvtn IL md nnd ready sale
liesn. 18th. ~.
u.,. SeNci' -.
rcss rsutsd finn N n 4S w nE ~ ~ s;
Up tmc about leen nsrFrA ~ fhia noint
I[WAie lxh ''Ns' 'A~'s oseA 1@>A'" - ''D i'A1A'
0GLE CO.. LII
oatx CO. Tokx II \ rtr4,rk-on Wtcnestay Of Lust
*tek Mr. Il. n. Sepra HYrpp took snae 1h.fty Luxr
teftnsd 70 hsys tha IN .n cnmnneed htdtnI m 1h+
III nfaslI eoutht ~ Me. Csawfod oIe o!ths
veTued is hso ~ ns and sis r. :. shst xt!entd ns.r
that One huT ws,shed ~ ~ Vh5eh Il n hnndred
brought efs-orteon Kepo1tss. is;h,.
AoL1tE. ILL.,
= Pork PAcx1sa AIT. Shsr. have Lad their
Ps ~ y fly es 'e t.e wet
-Independect I'M. ~ @3' '
........
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.
TT4pt aHye tair fYelFhtId vi III re rt.r fnr fh{s
sn rivtr maska. Dfpyes. coue IA s}no houi7 ancom.
p4nted bE Vafons u4rd r. srf H. ne-r =. trsd ~
e1hansea poiSe s.ushie,css nd paefeis &c 5. osy
noF ma. so1it, sof aye osk ie.o msss p9s: ssar
sunn, 81 H. ~ nooeJ ~hsn u {as NJ
1ssFMt ioto'9a .s p.eke :a1ne i;ooo ios:.
- = 81 ,ae xesa For tse Loxs heEe:otos r4eted ou
~ thA1 ny eoze e naaslgt i. tlnslna.: and
aA as.h-
GOSHEN. IND.
lae fotk bnyefs bad lively TINS 1 our sfets last
we.h, Tn,ss sRk 3.k IRON et'a 70 e's aese'dlE 10
, 1859-12-17
FOREIGN mRfkefa.

fn AxK1iC1.1 ivExFrp1 pec l.
DsEApsrrr!s-Decnn.ne cxespuas cosn which b fsr,,
ProsIs. nj dull.
L,oxppx-Coasols G4@s6X. Bullion In Bank frcrs4sed
En- 01duInE the week Money unchanged md In good
demand.
LATEST.
L1vNIFoo1. SATURDAY. r. A.-Bsead&.ua quiet nothing
dolax. Provlsspns Qn1ef.
Loxpox. EatusdAy.-Ccnsola f6f4psk,
, 1859-12-17

Mr. Sherman's rote on the first ballot taken
to.day was reduced by soma Of those who here
tofore voted for him going orer to Mr. Gilmer,
who Was supported by the following members:
Adams, Anderson. Boleter, Bailey, nratsou.
Briggs: Bris,ox. Campbell, Dawes, Etheridge,
Hale. Harris, Haskin. Hutton, Hill, Junkin,
Leach, Mallory. MAYNARD, Mi!ward. Aorehead,
Moore, Morris. Pa Nelson, Nixon, Pennington,
Qna'les. Seh~ arz, Scranton, Smith, Stevens,
Stokes, Vance, Terrce. Webster and Wood.
Those who voted for Mr. Dote!er alter Mr..
Gilmer withdrew from the cansass were:
Aessrs. Adams; Anderson Of Ky., Anderson
Of Mo-, Doulgny, Brabson, Briggs, Bristow,
Dejarne.te, ,4Elhefidge, Gilu,er, Hsfdensn, Har-
ris Of Nd. Hutton: Hill, Leach Of y. G., Aslloy,
Msvnard, Moore Of Ky., Nelson, Qusrles, Smith
Of \. C., Stokes, Vance, Webster, and Wood
SOP.
The above votcs explain the cause If the diff
erence in the result of the votes to-day for
Sherman and Bocock respectively. Such Of The
above named as had before voted for Mr. Sher-
man returned to his support alter Nj. Gllmer
Withdrew.
Mr. yallandighsm was misunderstood Jes-
terday by the reporter He said nothing about
slavery In tho Territories.