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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
NoTJCEOF ELECTION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
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Ss,5e ss If es m sse of s s
ad faRs , S Axe RGsd y hs.
Se Se s for T The purpose choosing Six Electors
0 A. The F nsa bs ys espasea
the Parishes Plaquemlnes and s. Bernard the Third Dis
f ns g Eecfo toy Electoral pa
the Second District Of the city Of Nsw Orleans with the a eS
the Fon[ District city d New Mat part Of s s
parish Of Orleans lying On he Ight sn @ 1 The ~ ae u
Saal sgsa s
hs RstiiEss East %ss
BeSe 8s sses o ssn s 5 k2pfs Eeea
Counties Of Atnkapas and opeousas and the Parishes of
5ne Eseto the Sixth Electoral District eompossd of
Parishes Of catahoua and Franklin, ~.
The pos Mn opened ii ea M a EecGn PeGne Il from I'm the the
s s. foT tie II slsf5s 5ssSpg e the the
Of the Commissioner Clerks appointed
by the authorities designated by law The Election to be CON
EsS shsfiTs oes Parish Of Orleans gessF q 1890
sssasa PLEGEaoSHRaRE L .gs Ea.sase Ha sit Is Ii
de rEtat De Ia Louisiana date du de eptembre S
notds hissau ausse eeeoP n aRp
ies @ % .s ds 5 s pour
Un Eleceur pour Premier District Electoral compose dt
de Paquemine Bernard du Troisieme District
| la Nouvelle Orleans ct du faubourg IRENE.
Tn Eleceur pour lie Second District Electoral compose
Second District la Nouyele Orleans rexception du ta
bourg Tree ct lie Premier District de la vile de la Nouvel
Orleans.
I'm Eecteur pour Troseme District Electoral compose
Quaeme District de Ia vile de la Nouyee de Get
pae de Nouyelle Orleans qu trouye sur Ia ye dIoite
ienve Mississippi des paoisses de Jefferson, StCharles,
Bapiste, SJacques Ascension, Assumption Lafourel
ct Terrebonne.
des paroisses Tamnany, Washington Livingston St.
lena Est Feliciana Poine Coupee EsBato
Rouge, Quest Baton Rouge ct Ibervile
Tn Electeur pour lie Cinqueme District Electoral, compo
des Attakapa opelousas edes paroes Rapid
| ct Ayoyeles
Un Eecteur pour sixeme District Electoral compesd d.
de Natchoches Ouacta Ell Concofda ct des paross
Catahoula ct Franklin go,
Polls seron ouyers dams ehaque arondissement dele
depuis heures A. NJ usqna heures X NJ, lie DIT jour
de 1850 ee de receyor les bulletins des eecteu
qualities parosse Orleans la surveillance des Con
issaes Geers qui sefont ddsgnes par Fanorte comp
tene.
L6ecton eyra condue ct les anpors tripcata de
envoy6s sousgnd charge de les ransmee co
formement IA Ia lo.
Bureau du Sheriff paroisse d Orleans,
| oil I'd +. T. PARKER, Sherf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

TN sTDEsE-4 BARRELS OIL MARKED aR., LIVE
Oak 1Tdpe'i Owner will please forward and claim
pronefty sIse the will be sold TO pay charges.
se5 II FEEAoMEs CO.. l49 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
orrlcr or rnE noAnp on HnALrn, !,

RsY@CrystaI Fount Division, No; 4, >. of +:
meeta every HURSDAY EVENING, III the Hall Of the T. n
G. A. s2 Camp street Officers for the present ,sJSs
VI W. Goopcr A. r. 81 r. Csrpiette, F. s. E9 Booth, t.
WIN McPeake g. james Goran Chap Lewis Ryan a; q
i Andersop l. ST. L. Kendrck o. s., Thos. Keen, 7. W. T.
visiting COnmitteeJ. Gibbons, j. o. Neiber W. T. Normen
iqT iyll ops''i " o JOHN G. ANGELL r. 8.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
A WIS AuX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ron,

Wis Aux OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Board
N InsHecteurs d. Assessment T6unra fIotel de
Vile local TO- midi les LuNpIs ler SINE l5ne ct
aue iours du mois d0eobre 1860 ct lie Sine jour de
Noyembre sivau atm de rdvser FACTION dn Board des
de teceVo les applications des
ui ssDte de la Vile taHdsqne les Roles
6taent exposes ct correction par e
Board es AssesseGrs meis da0u de sepembe dc
presente aimee.
lie soussue tiepdra chaque jour dc 10 heures A. n
heuas u. local susd pendant trene ours parfr
Ter doctohe 1860 atm deKhber les Roles Assessment ct de
receyoir les applications qu pnurrent aie
Nouyee- Orleans, &c @ de septembEe 1860. -
JOHN A. WATKINS,
9nt SecreiRire du Board Inspetenrs d
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN LESLIE sR-THAT
very valuable property forming the southeast CORNER o.
Canal and Camp Streets adjoining the City Hotel on the
(aop street side that splendid Iron Building occupied
BY Messrs Theodore Fros Co on tue Canal street
Sale on Long Credit and Without Reserve, by consent oil
parties to effect partition among the heirs.
BY c. e. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
c. L. GIRARDEY, Auctoneer,
Office No. 81 Magazine street
ryyrYIJE SDAY, Oct, rs, 1860, at IL O'Clock M.
al The City Hotel Common street, between camp ana mag
agne streets BY Of parties to effect partition among
he heirs John Leslie ST. deceased the following
very valuable property will be sold at auction, viz:
nts there on situated the First District OF this city and in
he square bounded by Canal Camp Common ana Magazine
measuring 40 feet inches front on Canal
feet inches in depth and front on Camp street q eet ~
eph on the opposite line and III inches u feet nce wide
the rear; French Said Lot forms the south
I'd lst corner Of Canal and Camp streets. - ,,,,
The comprise four Fourory Brick Buildings
is ,euped by Messrs. Judson and Others. -.
Situated property Is in the center of business its
apparent render enumeration OF them
unnecessary. ,o,o
: Possession given the 5th of November, 1860
p-TER MS-O One.fourth cash balance at l. and years
m secured by mortgage on the property bearne
1I the rate of SIX cent per annum from date un
urity promptly paid eight cent per anhu
or final the last clause not to be
ny manner SO delay the punctual payment Of salt
- t8's, but TO eperate as penal clause only r IS,
" N Improvements be kept insured at the expense Of N
haer than the amount Of the first note and IN
tn,y transferred the vendors until the note paid NOTE
y u divided suit the convenience OF vendors II required
III ct of sale before d. l. Ricardo Notary Public at the eS
- eof the purchaser. SCI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

NEGROES FOR SALE = HAVING RE-
A moved from Espanade the Of Baronna and ra
M yier west of the St. Charles Hotel
will keep constantly on hand choice lot Of Maryland and
Virginia NEGROES consisting Of Field Hands, House Ser
ysnis Mechanics Cooks Washers and oners seanstresse
etc which will sold low for cash ms for good
city a3reptances. -
sala If j. M. WILSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

yNANTED-BYA YOUNG MAN, A STU ALTON IN A A
anm sion or Wholesale House has been in one employ
seven years Unexceponable references given
II the last =. tin al his office self If
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NOTICE mo- sTATE TAX-PAYERs oE Tn

IN Dsrct-Notice hereby given the TaxPayer
of the Second District city New Orleans that the State As
sessnent Rolls of 1860 now in my possession Al person.
finding themselves ageeved requested call at No. AZ St
Ann street between Royal Charres Streets where the roll
are exposed pmbf examination fon 10 o'clock A.
until o'clock p NJ 0sEsSs excepted during thirty days
commencing from the LIST day of October = -
ANAT0LE BLAGiE,
90 snt Recorder of The Second District.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

coAL-Jusr RECEIVED. ANOTHER LOT OF CHOICE
" ENGLISH CAENEL COAL. per Marcia Greenleaf which
w S.''' WAREEKEN, KIRGHoFF 4 CO.,
ol Ct Al Union street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
McNAIR's ACADEMY,

lN1 Star Aaology and Astronomy has returned to the
sunny SOUTH her soil aud located 62 Baonne street.
where she gives general invitation to Ladies' and Gentlemen
who wish consult her any question concerning the Past
Present and Future make her visit Satisfaction is glar-
anteed all business matters Love- Courtshp Marriage etc.
Describes all diseases, gives lucky numbers
Pce consultation 81 eacA VIII give lessons in the above
Sciences and teach every ady ID be her own lawyer Terms
made known AZ her Office se2S I'm"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

NOTICE TO CITY TAx-PAYERS.-The
IN Board Of Supervisors of will the City
tIa Room l5 At y O'clock NJ on MONDAYS the LIST, Sh,
i5h 22d and 9Th of October 1860 the Sd November
fown review the the Board Of Assessors
to receive applications for relief parties who
from the city durng the time Rolls were
posed for examination and by Assessors
In August and September of the present year
undersigned will be in daily from 10 o'clock
A. NJ till O'Clock r. NJ, at tie above room. fer thirty days
from the list of October 1861 exhibit the Assess
ment Rails receive snch applications for relief MS may
he mad@.
New Orleans, September 26, 1860
JOHN A. WATKINS, ;
o board soTS nfA AsspNuni niAn+
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wANTED---WANTED.

yTANTED-FIFTY IABoRFRs WANTED to work oil
wv Levees. Apply to WM r. MILLER, at the Draining
Machine on Orleans and the Bayou St Joln o4 II
. Wife In some family where a good cook washer and
roner and gardener coachman needed in town or conn
try line addressed JOHN at this office will meet with
an immediaie respnnse. % oI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

NOTICE TO STATE TAx-PAYERS-TH
lS ASSESSMENT Rolls of the Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
Wards Third District will be exposed for examination and
recon Recorders office Esian Fields street.
reatmen street thirty days after the st day
October, 1860 daily from 10 O'Clock A NJ till O'Clock p NJ
WEBSTER LONG,
o2 39t Recorder Of the Third District
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

~ Assessment Rolls Of the Tenth Reprssenatiye District
correction Recorders office Rousseau
thirty days. from md s of October 1860 daily, from
10 O'Clock A. NJ. till o'clock ?. NJ
L. ADAMS, Recorder Fourth District
New Orleans Sept 26, lS60 SEQ BOT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06
PEOPLES LINE.
DEOPLEs' LINE....

n OsI-4DN THURSDAY NIGHT LAST, the 9th septem
ber at or near the District Exchange Coeehonse,
small GOLD BREAsTPIN set with IS snail Diamond the
form of the min IL white gold stem with two
gold leaves the leaves stem each set with three small
Diamonds eight diamonds circle and in the center
forms white .,.sa,..
Arelgard The full value Of the pin will be paid 70 te hinder
on lis delivery 81 Perddo street, also the thanks o. the
( owner, II being family relic. % =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

"a SUMMER ARRANGEMENT--HAy
NS very healthy and convenient location in the Piny
IA Woods two and half miles from Tickfaw Station on
Tangfpaho River, and only three and half hours
ride from city the Jackson Railroad shall have during
the Twenty Five to Fifty Negroes constantly on
hand for sale. ~ -.
Any person wishing purchase call at depot No. ls5
Gravicr street. (open list showing
ii iy4 III If c. F. HATCHER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

EOR sALE--oN REASONABLE TERMS, SEVERAL
very properties Espanade street. improved and I'M
Improved Also very large properties close to Espa
the various parts Of the city For particulars
'Ass ssse 4 HExcHANaE ALLEY.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-29
How ne meets him.

a grand Ratification Meeting was re-
Gently held by the Peoples Party in Phil
adelphia. Itwas addressed by Col Curtin.
our candidate for Governor, Hon. Thomas
Corwin, Hon. David Taggart, VIM. B.
Mann, Esq, Judge Kelly and others, and
the best feeling prevailed throughout the
entire proceedings. Col Curtin, in the
course Of his speech, made the following
remarks relative to Gen. Foster, showing
the treatment that gentleman will receive
at his hands, in the gubernatorial cam
paign:
'Fellow-citizens, in this great contest YOU
have placed the standard in hand. The Dem
ocratic organization have placed tn cir stand
ard IN the hands of a man of distinguished
ability OF eminent purity of character, and
of Il fair personal record, and so far as | am
concerned, neither ], nor any man who re-
spects me will say aught of his reputation
Let others descend to the cutters of politics
if they will. General Foster at NV hands
shall never be dctamed. | will give him an
open, manly and Pennsy ylvania fight. and when
the battle Is over, the result announced. we
VIII teach the Democratic party that at least
the contest has been conducted on our side as
becomes a gentleman. q Pennsy ylV8nian. and if
| strike not the key note too high, | will say
the sum of all that makes that character a
Pe"hsyfca'ia gentleman. (Applause.) We are
for the war, and the battle wakes warmer
and warmer, We viii fight harder and harder.
(applausc,) and if | fail General Foster will
acknowledge that he had the toughest and
hardest fight he ever had in his life"
We like the spirit which these words
breathe. Between two such men as Cur
tin and Foster-men whose personal records
are pure and unsullied-the campaign
ought to be conducted upon fair and hon
orable principles, and we believe it will be.
Bat there is one thing in Mr. Curtin s
speech We cannot endorse. We alludc to
the phrase "if l fail" That really looks
as though it had been interpolated by the
reporter. We are sure the result in Octo-
Der will bear Us out in asserting that there
is no such word as ''fail' in Mr.. Curtin's
vocabulary
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-29
Cambria County.
CHAPTER '.
General DesCrEDfsnn.

In the last chapter, | attempted des-
crlption Of the various Forest Trees to be
found in Cambria County, together with
the uses to which they are generally ap-
piled. [ shall not dwell upon the various
species Of ornamental and fruit-trees, or
shrubbery; neither shall | descend into
that other branch Of botany, known as the
vegetable kingdom for in regard to all
these, general description of the botany
OF Pennsylvania gives the desired infor-
matlon-and to this | refer the reader.
The same may, with some few excep-
tlons, be said Of the animal kingdom. I
have sufficiently alluded to the domestic
animals under the head of Agricultural
productions. OF wild animals there are
still an abundance, and the sportsman can
scarcely go wrong in our forests.
The Bear may sometimes be met with.
IN the fall and winter, particularly in those
seasons when, like the present, chestnuts
are abundant The Wolf and the Panther
are both becoming very rare, not more
than one or two being captured in the
course OF the year. Still they are not ex-
tinct, and our County Commissioners give
occasional audience to the captors of these
beasts of prey, who present themselves to
claim the bounty.
1t is told of a shrewd old hunter from
the Laurel Hill, that, having discovered
the lair Of a she-wolf, he captured the
cubs every year, and obtained the bounty
on them, and permitted the dam to live rs
the means of furnishing him this annual
revenue.
The Deer is found more freouentIv
particularly in the neighborhood Of the
Susquchanns and its tributaries The
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-29
Lotteries.
VOCABULARY

Of all the varieties of gambling, we
have ever regarded the Lottery system as
the worst No surer scheme for diddling
a man out of his loose change was ever
devised. BY fashy hand-bills and windy
circulars, many verdant Individual has
been made to invest in them, and so invest
ing, to lose his money, and perhaps his
temper. We are pleased, therefore, to see
this genteel system of gambling gradually
going down. Maryland is now among the
States which prohibit its being carried on.
BY recent enactment of the Legislature
of that State, the making of lotteries, the
selling Of lottery tickets, the keeping of
house for the sale of such tickets, the
bringing OF tickets into the State. the
publishing an account of lottery, or the
advertising of tickets for sale, or the insu-
ring for or against the drawing of lottery
ticket, is made punishable offence. The
penalties inflicted vary from $50 to 81 900
fine, and Imprisonment from sixty days to
twelve months. A conviction for a second
offence, subjects the culprit to the Peniten-
'l1ry from t-o TO seven years.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-29
NEGROES FOR sALE.-Having removed

NEGROES FOR SALE.-Having removed
| from Esplanade to the corner of Baronne and
GraVler streets, two squares west of the St.
Charles Hotel, where | win keep constantly
on hand Il choice lot of Maryland and Vir-
ginia Negroes, consisting of Field Hands,
House Servants, Mechanics, Cooks, Washers
and lroners, Seamstresses, &c. all of which
VIII be sold low for cash, or on time for good
city acceptances. j. NJ WILSON
CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
FOR SALE have received Fifty Carolina
and Virginia Negroes, consisting of Field
Hands, Cooks, Washers, and Ironers also
two No. l Blacksmiths one No. / Brickayer,
| five good Carpenters, and one good Cooper
VIII be receiving fresh gangs every month du-
ring the season, which | will sell low for cash,
or good l2months' city acceptances. Persons
wishing to purchase would do we'll to give
me call before purchasing elsewhere. APP
ply to H. +. PETERSON, 10 Perdido street
! between st. Charles and Corondelet.
CT HATCHER, No 1875 Gravier street, New
| Orleans, La.--Liberal Advances made on Prop
erty placed in my hands for Sale-SlaYes-
Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana Lands Bought
and Sold.
c. NJ. JOHNSTON, Sup't Slave Depot
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS.
TRADERS, and Owners of Slaves-Haying
made extensive alterations and accommoda-
tlons on my old stand | am now prepared to
receive and accommodate from two to three
hundred slaves, for sale on commission.
can also accommodate the owners with good
! board and comfortable rooms. on reasonable
terms. Those having business in my line
would do well to call and see for themselves
! before looking elsewhere as the inducements
offer are unequalled. a good stock of Ne
groes for sale will be constantly kept on hand
consisting of Field Hands Mechanics House
Servants, Seamstresses, Nurses, Hair Dressers,
&c c. F HATCHER
After slaves have been in other yards or
depots | will not receive them at l95 Gravier
street.
New Orleans, September 90, 1859.
We should like to accommodate a
few more Of our Southern friends by in
serting their cards, but really we have not
room for any more at present. Though
our uniform rule is to charge for adverti-
sing, we have given the above "free gratis
for nothing"-a favor for which, we doubt
not, our friends Waddill, Sparks, Campbell
and others, will be severally duly grateful.
Small favors thankfully received, &c.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-29
County superintendent.

On the first Monday of May next, the
School Directors of this county will meet
at Ebensburg to elect a County Superin-
tendent. The various candidates, num-
bering some six or eight, or perhaps a
dozen, are pressing their respective claims
with considerable warmth, and we doubt
not that, when the proper time shall ar
rive, the Directors will vote understand
ingly, and select from the group of ap-
plicants gentleman we'll qualified for the
position.
As to the necessity or usefulness Of the
Office, there are conflicting opinions some
contending that it is of the utmost impor-
tancc, and others that it is useless and
burdensome. We have no disposition
whatever to enter into discussion of this
subject. Comparatively speaking, the of
fee is yet in its infancy; it is indeed but
an experiment in our Common School
System, and as such we hope to see it fair
ly and thoroughly tested. If, after this
be done, it fails Of the purposes for which
it was established, then and only then let
it be abolished.
We trust the Convention, when select
ing the Superintendent, will entirely dis
regard politics and all like considerations
and look only to the best man. To have
the duties of the Office performed in ac-
cordance with the requirements of the
law, the very best professional talent
should be employed-and to secure this,
1t must be paid for "The man, then,
whom Law, Experience and the wants of
the system demand for County Superin-
tendant, is "A practical Teacher, aeho Is
also an accomplished scholar, and a reac1g
public speaker; aoiM sufficient lore for 1t to
undertake., and to perform, the great ,co,h
before ham i; and the salary should be sut:
ytcient to compensate him, as far as nones
can, for the efficient discharge Of so great q
labor"
The salary of the present County Su.
perlntendent, if we mistake not, is Eight
hundred dollars. Whoever his successor
may be, if this sum is net increased, il
should not by any means be diminished
To man engaged in no other pursuit
but who devotes all his time and energie.
to the duties of his Office, Eight hundred
dollars per anuum is barely compensa
tion. Besides, this salary is not paid ou
of the County appropriation, but out O
the State Treasury. While, therefore, i
makes but little difference to the TAXPAYER
whether the salary be large or small, i
may make difference in the education
of bis children-and it aCM make yer,
material difference to the County Super
intcndent.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-29
baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, lNarch 81, 1860.

BALTIMORE, March Il, lSoO.
To THE EDITOR OF THE ALLEGHANI-
AN Our city has been remarkably quiet
since the adjournment of the State Legis-
lature. The election in the City was de-
clared void by the Legislature, and the
seats of the members from Baltimore were,
on the last day of the Session, declared
vacant.
Messrs Brock & Co did not succeed in
obtaining charter for City Passenger
Railway, nor did any other company.
Judge Stump, Of the Criminal Court of
this City, at the request of the Legislature,
has been removed from the Judgcship, by
Gov Hicks, and Hugh Lennox Bond, Esq,
has been appointed in his place, and entered
on the discharge of his duties.
The Police Bill, Of which [ spoke in
my last, has been declared constitutional
by the Superior Court; but will be carried
to the Court Of Appeals, where no doubt
the decision Of the lower court viii be
sustained, and the question set at rest.
The Bill passed by the City Council,
authorizing the purchase of 1900 shares
of Stock in the Pittsburg and Connellsville
Road, has been vetoed by the Mayor. 1t
was intended to secure the City in her
advances to the road. The Mayor in his
Message, states, that he has consulted the
City Counsellor, and he says the mortgage
Of the City is valid and subsisting secu-
rity, and free from any omission calculated
to impair its efficiency; that the pledge
made to Allegheny County is not prior
lien to the mortgage, &c.
The great topic at present is the chang
ing the place of meeting of the Charleston
Convention. If a change be made, Balti-
more, no doubt, will be the chosen place,
as we can accommodate numerous crowd
here without raising the tariff. Reading
the news from Charleston puts one in
mind OF circus stopping over night at a
one-horse town in the country, where ev-
erything and everybody is turned upside
down and wrong side out The President
makers, paying SO per diem board, must
either have well-lined pockets, or hurry
through with their ballotiugs. The sub
ject Of a change is under consideration.
and according to present information, the
National Executive Committee may be con-
vened at Washington next week, to take
such action as viii quiet the public mind
on the subject
The Harper's Ferry Investigating Com
mittee, after examining few more wit
nesses, will close its labors. Nothing of
especial interest has been elected. The
bodies of the last two Insurgents, who met
their death on Friday last, at Charleston,
passed through here on Saturday morning
to their final resting-place.
We are having the usual amount Of wind
which accompanies the first month Of
Spring, and also some cold along with it;
and, to see the overcoats buttonod so closely
and the ladies wrapped so costly in their
turs, we are reminded more Of January
than of March "
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-03-29
Peoples Party Nomination.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ANDREW &. CURTIN, Of Centre Co
Peoples Electoral Ticket.

lst District-Edward C. Knight.
I'd . Robert p. King.
Sd % Henry Bumm.
4th - Robert NJ. Foust.
5th - Nathan Hills.
9Th - John NJ. Broomal.
Tth " James w. Fuller.
Sih Levi E. Smith
9th Francis W. Christ.
10th David Mumma, Jr.
llth 80 David Taggart.
18th Thomas r. Hull.
18th Francis r. Pennimau.
l4th Ulysses Mercury.
18th Z" George Bressler.
10th d" \. B. Sharpe.
nth - Daniel o. Gehr.
18th - Samuel Calvin.
18th d" Edgar Cowan.
goth William MKennan.
2lst 90 John NJ. kirkpatrick.
22d d" James Kerr.
23d q Richard ?. Roberts.
24th "a Henry Souther.
25th John Grier.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
James Pollock. Thomas VI. Howe.