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GENERAL OKDERs OF WASHINGTON, LEE AND
GREENE,
Names ef the Officers and Priyatcs, with the
Dates of their Commissions aul Enlistmcnt>
with list Of Distinguished Prisoners of War
the time of their Capture, Exchange, etc ; to
which is added the lIllf-pay Acts of the Con-
tinental Congress the Revolutionary Pension
Laws and Il list Of the Officers o1 the Cont
mental Army. who acquired the right to Half
pay, Communication, Land Warrants, ETC., etc.
BY W. T. r. SAFFELL,
Counsellor and Agent for neutrality-suspicious.
One volume, l2mo., cloth, 554 pages. Price
SI25
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Musical convention.

The Singers of Coudersport and surround
ing country are respectfully invited to join the
Class which has been under the instruction OF
Mr.. J. C. WHITE during the Winter, in holding
4 Convention 1T the above place, to commence
on Monday, March E9tis. at 10 o.
COCK A. NJ. and continue three days, closing
with two JUBILEE CONCERTS-one on
T Iesdly evening to consist of Giees, Quar-
tets Duets Solos, semi-Chorus aud full-Cho-
rus, by both classes, juvenile and adult; and
Oh Wedne,dt ~ evening the '.Cantata of Esther
the Be ,utifnl Quc"n," will be given. Those
who love the beautiful should not fail to be
present and hear this tragic story related in
song. Come one, come all, Ia our Song Fes-
tival. J. G WHITE, Conductor.
Coudersport, March Il, 1860.
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,., and Rec2rdsr 4ppomted-Hon Tim
,... has been appointed by the Governor
,b,ve-namcd Office in this county, re-
r,rateI by the death of A. II. Butter
7. a Mr.. Ives has deputised Miss
n .,,srvor,h. ellest laughter of the de-
81 ulo viii transact the business of the
-, blIanc. Of the term. A bill releas-
], r... from the commission taxes has
5,l. L .sisl,tare and baea signed by the
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and like diseases, is to the proprietors a source
of unalloyed pleasure. Ii removes all morbid
matter from the stomach, purities the blood.
imports renewed vitality to the nervous sys-
TEN. giving it that tone and energy so indis
pensable for the restoration of health. The
numerous Acknowledgements of its superior ex-
cellence and benefcent results, have assured
the proprietors that it cannot but prove a
great cure to the afflicted, and impart vitality
to the thorough system
nEESee advertisement in another column.
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h -1-L,s Found -Thirty-two of the
-.,.bes recently stolen from r. J.
..rorth. in this village, were found
Wednesday, noon, by jake Reed
:. ,,,rs tied up in bag, and had been
- into the river at the dug-way just
.,,un. Particulars when we get them
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Spc:iaI 7ioiicas.

TIE USE OF DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOM-
iCH BIrTERS for Dyspepsia, Fla,uIeuee
Heivines> of the Stomach. or any other like
affections is second to none in America or
abroad To be able to state confidently that,
lho Bittcrs" are y certain cure for dySpepsis
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Proceedings Of the County Ag-
rICuaEursRl society.

Dec. 10, lS59.--Mceting of the Ag-
ricultural Society at the Court House.
Vice Pres dent, Joseph Mann presiding.
Minutes OF previous meetings of the So
ciety and of the Board Ot Managers were
read.
On motion of Messrs. Kinney and Tag
cart, the Chairman was instructed 10 ap.
point IA Committee Of three to nominate
officers for this Society, and to report at
an adjourned meeting of the Society to be
held at the Court House, on Friday even
ing Of this week.
The President appointed i. Fl. Kinney,
4 e Taggart and WIN. I Burt.
On motion, adjourned ill Friday even,
ing. Dec %. 1850
Dec %, lS59.-Agri cultural Meeting
nct pursuant to adjournment. / he ires-
ldenl. Hon JOS. Mann, presiding.
The Committee appointed to make nom
nations for officers Of the Society for the
ensuing year, made report as follows
PRESIBENT-bARAK NILES.
VICE PRESIDENTS
David Conway, of Abbott.
Amos Raymond, of Allegany.
BENZ. j.. Grover, of bingham.
Collins Smith, of CoudeIsport.
Leroy Allen, of Clara.
l.. ID Spatford, Of Euldlia.
s. S Roberts, of Geuesee.
Woolsy Burtis, of Harrison.
BENZ. WILDER, of Hector.
Dennis Hall, Of Homer.
jesse Greenman, of Hebron.
David Crowell, of jackson.
Pilny Harris, of Heating.
Eleazer Lyman, Of O>wayo.
Israel Burt, of Pleasant Valley.
Hiram Sizer, of Portage.
John NJ. Kilbourn, Of Pike.
Henry Yentzer, of RouIet.
Henry Andersen, of StewaIdson.
Merrick jackson, Summit.
johnson Chase, of Sweden.
Charles Wykotf, o. Sylvanla.
4 l.. Nichols, of Sharon.
.. A. Lewis, of Ulysses.
Seth Briggs, of Wharton.
S. II. Cona.lc, of West Branch.
RECoRD'G SECRETARY-H j. Olmstcd.
Cor @ SECRETARY-J Nj. Hamilton.
TREAsuRER-F. w. Knox.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s Mann
BOARD OF i.Hot'y Ives.
Wm. L Burt, g. b. Overton, Arch. +.
Jones, Sobieski Ross.
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Executors Notice.

II ETTERS TESTAMENTARY of the last
~ will and testament of AsHBEL Monroe
late of Bingham township, Potter county de-
ceased, having been granted to the undersign-
ed all persons indebted to the said estate will
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them, du-
Iy auth cnticatcd for settlement, to
l.. S. ROBERTSON,
LANINA LYON. Erecuiors
MARY HACkET
Bingham, Fob. %, lS6o.-24 6t*
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'.ar C,uay L'mi~r EcPorts,-We
laacn m,ilr able paius to compile
,.ilgias exhibit, 10y streams, OF the
h'->, square Timber, Lumber aud
ugIcs exported, or ready to bo export,
from this county tlis season On all
sreaus named the luuher is RATED
larket, excepting the Genesee. Elev-
pile, aud partly from the OswaVo and
le0yt, wIich is paulcd to Welisvllle
O.ean aud thence shipped east upon
Is. !. y Il. Il. Il. The exhibit can,
| /, ali kinds and qualities Of timber
lIluber, snd We average the home
le at IS per 1000 feet on board
!. .ly3 basis, wlica the figures. repre-
OA the tributaries of the SuSquc-
\ "a uvtr, the SlinLie5 are made long
are valued here at SO per l.00U
ilI>--vhi,e on the All,gacnys tribu.
! . they are short aud are valued hcIe
= per 1899.
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him at the hotel of Mr.. Jackson in that
place, when Mr. Eydam had FIJI testimony
of his popularity, in the good feeling and
friendly greetings of the large number of
guests present. On Mondav he was ac-
companied to this village by a number Of
his neighbors, and was treated TO a sur
prise party at Glassmire's Ho.el, got up
by the ladies. This greeting BY our cit
izcns filed the hearts of their guests with
grateful pleasure, ard over-shadowed for
while the sadness incident to the de :
Darture of one so much esteemed by all
who knew him On Tuesday afternoon
the party proceeded to Colesburg, where
another whole souled greeting met them
that evening under the roof of Major
Samuel NJ Mills hvuse. Here the party
left Mr. Eydam on Wednesday morning,
he leaving for Charleston, s. c., (0ia
New York and Philidelphia where he
Will reside for few months, when he will
take up his residence in this village, and
to which we sincerely anI truly welcome
him a> Il citizen aud friend Before his
dcnarture from Gcr,nanIa a meeting Of
the settlers was held at which series Of
fatiering resolutions were passed, (in Ger.
manl, and the following card from his
friends there, every word of which We
heartily endorse, has been sent to Us fr
publication. May he have a pleasant
Journey aud safe return.
A CARD.
We, the Undersigned citizens of Germania,
Potter Co, Pa, in our own and the behalf OF
our fellow settlers, having learned with much
regret that our esteemed fellow. citizen, ALEX
ANDEk EYDAM E a, has resigned his post as
Agent for the Company and is about to leave
US desire to express in this public ! ner our
high esteem ot his many good gu, il us a
citizcn and man. and oar just appreciation
of his services a> Agent for the Comp any
NJ. ! an came into our wilderness home
with the first settlers when not = tree wac csi
aud under his Skliital GlrrctlDHS. ana UnilriU- >
zeal for the interests OF the settlers aud the
Comp ny, the WI lernesI has given p!ac" TO
cultivated and fertiIs fields. with the rich
promise, for the future, of iii the blessing,
that earth can yield in our new homes. Tue
before pathrSS woods are now travcrsed, from
suitable points, by cl-constracJed, perm
ncnt aud superior rOtd> added 10 this, slw
Ills and grist- mills have been and are be.ng
erected for our convenience and benefit. In
all these Improvements we trace the hand OF
! oar friend vino is about 10 leave rs. To thl
enterprise OF Mr. Eyd d,m mach is due, II 20 toI
the rapid growth of oar beautiful town o1
/ Gcr.nania-his Late resldcacc ami ind>O n
1T rlcllve grounds. (now the property of ths
! Comp n.y. Will log testify OF his ta>t. and
~ II. and his int>r st in oar welfare We
/ learn that, I,hough NJ. EydJm for tie prcSenl
I leaves our set lcment he may yet possibly re-
t IN t. mai a tj,izea in our county, which
re II mos he ,.t.is wish he -n1y d. BIT
l0wev,.r tai> may be, oar most feryrni
Wis cs in his interest and welfare viii be hi
! in whatever business or pursuit he mLy en-
/ .,a,r, (Sipuel
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lm Burnt Dorn.-We regret to
n that the great mill of Messrs. Sher-
! Il Eu-lcy, situated at Pike Centre,
county, WIS burnt on Tuesday night,
IA uIt. It caught lire from the fric-
! Of the shutter" and was first dis,
-ereI at about ii o'clock, BY some
sons ascending tie hill, having lit
while before left the mill with their
sDs Tor which they had been waiting.
|. miller who lived Il few rods from the
! had iu>t gone to bed when, the
,m VA. given. The mill was new on
lo,mg been in operation since the
ot Ocubnr last, with two run of
o, au4 had ground uycr 6,U0J bush
3 grau more than ,he pruprietors
anticipated Ior tne ent:re year 5 op,
ions ine'io>s and dau.age Is esti-
81 a 5000. un which there is No III.
acs, 81. IcAru Iau loss j. very heavy
,sc pr'prjetors, bar onc ot the part.
H.orm, Us thai they will rebuild
mil. j. possible. immediately
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GROCERIES,.

a better stock in this line cannot be found
in the comfy, if as good and will be sold
extremely low.
Best quality Of Brown Sugar 10 cents, all
other kinds at suall profit.
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LIVES OF ILLUSTRIOUs WOME

OF ALL AGES AND NATIONS,
Including the Empress Josephine Lady Jane
Grey, Beatrice Cenci, j oan of Arc Anne Boleyn.
Charlotte Corday Semiramis Zenobia, Boadi-
ce, etc, etc Edited by
MARY l.. HEWITT
Embellishcd with finely engraved Portraits
on Steel
One volume, l2mo cloth, $40 pages Price
Sl.25.
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u I L d.

BIRD In Sweden Township, on Wedncs
da Feb, %, the wife of Ii. l.. BlRO, aged A!
20
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H. Eytom, Esq, recently resigned
',"'on as resident agent of the Ger
Colony in this county. AID week
'4'' Monday took final leave of his
Is at Germania Several parties
gwen to him BY the citizens of Ger
tue previous week, aud on Friday
. 1s invited his friends to meet
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Sparing to Spend.
Tales of Real Life.
The Old Man 5 Bride.
The Way to Prosper.
The Withered Heart.
Tales of Married Life.
Steps towards Heaven
What can Woman do?
Tales ofDomestic life.
Good Mime Coming.
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S,obl ann County,

,nrFspoRT, MARCH Is, 1860,
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Angel and the Demon
Three Eras in W0-
mans Life.
Ten Nights in a Bar
Room.
Angel of the House
hold.
The Hand but not the
Heart.
Heart Histories and
Life Pictures.
The Trials ofa House
keeper.
Leaves from the Book
] Of Human Life.
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TEA-Back, formerly SIC now soc
= Imperial SIC soc
q" Young HySon, SIC SOC
- " Toe 70c
" Csc 6Oc
" 5Gc SOC
CANDLES-Best quality, Home made or
City, lSc Ice
SALERATUS l0c Sc
CURRANTS-very nice, l25c
CITRON, SOC
FLOUR-as low as at any other store in
this Village.
Buckwheat Flsur, per hundred, S2.3s
Corn Meal, h" 225
Beans, per bushel, l,j0
Gibson Pork. per pound, 10
Gibson Lard, HONS and Shoulders for sale
A full stock of Drugs, Medicines, Oils &c;
Yankee Notions, Perfumcry. Toilet Soaps of
almost all kinds, Pens, &C., at reasonable
prices Call-One and all
BSgH, Reduction made to Wholesale buyers.
E X. SPENCER.
Coudersport, Feb. s, lS60.-22-3mos.
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IO'al, Board Measure,
REHABILITATION.

81 e value at So per VI. f., $500, 400
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dQoetrg.
THERE'S WORK ENOUGH 10 DO,

The blackbird early leaves its rest,
To meet the smiling orn,
And gathers fragments for is nest
From upland, wood and lawn.
The busy bee that wings It's way
Mid scenes Of varied hue,
And every flower would seem to say
There's work enough to do
The eoWslip and the spreading vine,
The daisy in the grass,
The snow-drop and the Byzantine,
Preach sermons Is we pass.
The ant, within its cavern deep,
Would bid Us labor, too,
And writes upon his tiny heat
There'a work enough to do'
Tbs planets, at their Makers will,
Move onward in their cars,
For natures wheel il never still
Progressive the starsl
The leaves that fiotter in the air
And Summers breezes WOO, 81
One solemn truth to man declare
There's work enough to do.'
Who then can sleep, when all around
Is aciire, fresh and frsef
Shall manifestations lord-be found
Less busy than the bee.
Our courts and alleys are the field,
men would search them through,
That best the sweets of labor yield,
And work enough to do
To have heart for those who weep,
The scottish drunFard win,
To rescue all the children, deep
In ignorance and sin
To help the poor. the hungry feed, a
To give him coat and shoe;
To see that all can write and read
Is'work enough to do
The time is short-the world is wide,
And much has to be done,
The ~ondrous earth, and all its pride, s-'
VIII vanish with the sun. ai 81. re-
The moments 6y on lehtnings wings.
And LIES uncertain, too,
We've none to waste on foolish things
There's work enough 10 do,
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and the General Weyare.
BE STRONG AND CALM.

The troubled sea around this isle of life,
Who dares explore ~
Its waves of bsfied love. of ceaseless strife,
Break on The shore,
All darkened with Christ's anlithesis. e
tucarnate ills
Whose miracles change health into dises,s, sss
Whose touching kills.
If these be not thy making let them 90,
Nor grieve too much
Waste not thy strength in unayailinr woe
For any such; .s
But. v bile the helping hand, the guiding brain,
Are fully wrought,
And while the tears that fall for othsr.' pain
Are seeds Of thought T
Leave 10 deeper Love the tears of care
Thou canst not dry;
Be tranquil, TO tranquility add prayer,
But no vain sigh. (.
Strength. ever grarpling with all human wees,
Soon loses breath; esz-s-
But strength, rPquickened by divine repese,
Fndures Iill death. ~ o. L7d
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The cry against the North. and especially
that against the Republican party, of section
aiism, is all sham. Below we present the
United States Senate Committees, as sample
of Democratic and Southern secsiomeli,m.,
The Craftsmanship of every important com
mittee. the committees that especially control
the important legislation or the; countrv.9 ar.
given to tho south--eveu Northern Demo.
crats are excluded from the cbairmansbin n
sucb. committees. s. ,,.,,.s. -, - s.
The chairmanship of every eommittee il
given to the Slave States. except Eve and
those are the comparativeIyi most upimnort
ant and least influential of the committees q
They are the ST = s s1
Pstent OHfce-Bipier. Of Pa. i2aa9s = z
Public Buildings and Grounds. BRIGHT NJ
Ps.sa4a 9 at y
P.;nt;no-F;t.h :, I.
EDgrossed Bills--Lane Of Oregon.
Enrolled Bills-Haun, of California.
No committee has more than tvo Rannh,;.
cans upon Il. 10 Eve Democrstss -. S 80.
Can anvth;np mora ;ntansalv and b,,,.s.. -.
" sectional be nrodueed !;
The faIlo.;ng -. 81. e,o,,,,,.;,,..a.n. a.
On Foreigp Relat;ons-Mss.,s u..o,
cbs;,n.n Den.,.. cI;s.n pa,,- C-.....--s .-9s-' -
seva,,, an, sn%Ds, '''''"'
.aon Fiuapee--Mes.r, H.ntsr .b.;,n.,
Pe.rc. flv;,, R,;ah, ua--ss - .Aau'
and oame,en. $3.50, s--s'',-s'' -'s
on Commerce-M.ssrs f,,av ,,,;,n,n
B;o,er Toomb. -c,;n.m., ss.iahn.r H.
lin and ChaudIer s s :
On Military Affairs and M;l;t;.-Na.,,.-
Davis eb.;ru,.n. F;,zna.,;.l,. ,Iob..o,.of-A. a
kansas, Chestnut. Lane. Wilssnf ana K,nv.
On Naval Affairs--Messrs. Mallarv chair.
man. Tbomnson sl;ds,l Hamnona ay;.ho,...
H.le and Antban,
On tbe .TDaic;..,-al...,. p.,.,d oh.;.
man. Pusbe F,sn;,,,;, nrsan Pa.au IT,.
b,ll an6 Fo,,.r S ''' "'s
.ha Pcs, oAs..., D.. ,
Yulee. chairman. t3v;nn R;c,a. 'Rr;.h, .yV;af,l,
Hale and Dixon.
a., pnh,;a I.a. ,r r,
kansas, chairman. sPuob. Jobnson Of Tarne, I
see,I,aue. BRAGG. Harlan and R;n.b,r
p.;...a Ts.a To.;.-. S....-s 80.
chairman. Polk. W;vfaIl G,;n,s, ona r.,
E,ck s., = IS = s I-7szs'8.
ION Indian 4 Atf.;,s..,fe.,rs sah...;.,,l a,h.;.
man. F;,ch R;ca Hsmob;Il H. n,s,;.,I. I
ana ul.,L = 8 s
On PeD.;oSn,..- .,1s..r, ,rhor,,.o, .,.;.n,..
M, s.nI,h..-- D.-.n r,-..ps I,s-,N-. 80.
t0&UiR0UfH. Harlan
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destitute households. who have given expires.
sion to the liveliest emotions of joy; and both
local and comfy agents have fonsd abundant
opportunities for presenting the claims of this
Blessed Word upon the individual conscience.
The "Chidrens' Bible Fund" has received
some attention during the year. and is serving
useful purpose in enlistiug our youth in this
noble cause ~ vea
The plan of semi-annual meetings has been
introduced during the year into the workings
OF our branch Societies. ard is found useful in
serving to keep up an Interest in them, aad
render them more self-sastaining
About six hundred patrons, representing
eight or ten different denominations, have cor.
daily co-operated with US, and to them We
feel much indebted for the success that has
crowned the cause.
In the work Of supplying. special attention
has been bestowed upon places OF public re.
tutituiions. hotels. vessels and rail road sta,
tions have been thoroughly supplied with
substantially bound copies Of the Bible. -
In Portage County the same general plan
of which / have given bird's-eye view, has
been introduced and with much the same re-
suits as elsewhere The receipts of the Socis-.
ty By this means have been enhanced about
hundred fold, the past year,
Thirteen branch Societies have been formed.
and upwards OF hundred local agents ap.
pointed and initiated.
Subjoined is a list of the names of the Soci.
cites, and the amounts of their subscriptions.
a considerable portion of which have been
already paid in and the balance of which viii
probably be mostly paid in by the next annual
meeting
Franklin Bible soeisty-Amcunt Subscribed, ,..s5s -
Mantua. ."....". ......."........"...s. 2727
Aurora. 66,75
Nelson. 2l,a5
Garreitsvile. s9,7s
Deerfeld. ..... GAS,
Atwater.". 400 .
RandoIptG. ...'....... 32I5
Brimded". 371kHi
Windham.. ,f'.... u, 81 m
2i.75 -
-gfos sff zrsIaai T. q. O.HARTSH0RN,5
'H.e $50 s7e agent a. B. 8. q
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MAJNE

CtCreSdEys .
MAINE.
Hannibal Hlmlin, r....1-6s
William P. Fe sssnden,r r 1886
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Daniel Clark, r....-..Is61
John P. Hale. r........lS65
VERMONT.
Jacoi Collamer, r......lS6l
Solomon Foot, ,r........S65
N ASS 4CHUSETTS
CHARLES su inner, r......1s6a
a-nrv Wilson. 1866
RU0DE ISLAND.
James r Simmons, r.. 1863
H 'nry b Anth my. r...Is65
C1NNECTTCUT.
Lafayette 8. Foster, r....Is6I
James d 20 1869
NEW YORK.
Willia n n. Seward, r...I86l
Preston Kiug, r........IsSS
NEW JERSEY.
John r. Thomsen, d...Is63
John G Ten Eyck, r....Iss5
PENNSYLVANIA.
vii ian Bigler, d......Is6l
Simon Cameron, 1889
DELAWARE.
lanes A. BAvard, d. 1863
William salisbury, d.-.IS65
MARYLAND.
James A. Pearce, d...ls6l
ANTAoSY KENSEDY....Is63
VIRGINIA.
james NJ. Mason, d.. 1853
Robert NJ. 7. Hunter, d 1865
NORTH CAROLINA.
Thoinas L. Clingman, d 1861
Tn"mas Bragg d. 1855
SOUTH CAROLINA
James H. Hammond, d 1861
James Chestnut. Jr., d 1875
GEORGIA. ~
Alfred Iverson, d. 1861
Robert Toombs, d.....I86s
ALABAMA.
Benjamin Fitzpatrick, d 1861
Clement G. Clay, Jr., d 1865
ORE
Joseph Lane, d. 1861
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@rt is only great periods Of. calamity
that reveal to ne our great men, as comets are
revealed by total eclipses Of the sun.
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President ofthe United States
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BURY. DIcKESs.
MISSISSIPPI. a
Jefferson Davis. d..
Albert G. Brown, d....I 1866
LOUISIANA.
John SlidelI. d.........IS6i
Judah 2. Benjamin, {. .Is65
OHIO.
GEORGE +. Pugh. d. 1861
Beniamin F. Wade, r. 1853
KENTUCKY.
JoHN j. CRiTTKNDEN. 1881
lazarus w. Powell, d. .Is65
TENNESSEE. -
Andrew Johnson, d. 49, 1868
A. o. p Nicholson, d. . 1866
INDIANA.
3raham N. Fitch. d....Is6I
Iesse d Bright, d......lSS3
ILLINOIS.
Lyman frumbull, r....1s6l
Stephen A. Douglas, d. 1sS5
MISSOURI.
James s. Green, d......Is6l
rrusten Polk, d....... 1868
ARKANSAS.
Robert W. johnson d 1851
William K. Sehasiian,d d 1855
MICHIG AN.
2 ichariah Chandler. r. 1858
Kinsley s. Bingham, r 1885
FLORIDA.
David L Yulse, d......IS5l
Stephen R Mallory, d 1858
TEXAS.
- Wigfall, d. ...... 1853
Iohn W. HemphiIl, d. .1o6S
IOWA.
lanes Harlan, r.... 1851
James W. Grimes, r...lS55
WISCONSIN. p
Charles Durkee, r......Is6l
Iames R Doolittle, =. r...1s63
CALIFORNIA
William M. .Gwin, d....Is61
Henry P. Haun, d......lS63
MINNESOTA.
Henry NJ. Rice, d......ls63
Norton 8. Wilkinson,r Ices
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wsana.day Morning. January Is, 1880.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House consists Of hadred and Nirtv-sr,n Mem-
bers and five Territorial Delegates The Delegates hare
no vOe Republicans T1Osl married r. Democrats rIo1l
marked d. americans, [26J marked a. and Wing III 10
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