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Fine Peaches.

We were shown, few days since, a
sot Of thirty peaches, picked from tree
in the garden belonging to our friend
VIM. Davis, Esq, without particular re-
gard as to size, which weighed together
thirteen and half pounds, or an average
each Of over seven ounces. The largest
peach measured ten and half inches.
and weighed nine ounces. Through an
oversight we failed to qualify ourself to
judge Of the quality of the fruit, but pre-
sumo it to have been excellent.
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The Sussex County Fair comes of al
Newtoa, N J, on the 26th, 9th, 2Stf
and 29th Of September, inst Prepara.
tions a:e making to have the coming fair
eXccel all others, in the excellence of the
stock exhibited, and 10 the display of the
skill and handiwork Of those who contrib
ate to its interest. The receipt of com
Flimeutary, which it would be a pleasure
TO respond 10, is hereby acknowledged.
The officers have our thanks.
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Union State Ticket.
The Maine Election.

The election in this State for Governor
and other State officers, took place on
Monday last, the llth inst She went
heavily Republican, Of course. Details
of the returns are as yet incomplete, but
they are quite sufficient to indicate the
general result. Seventy-three towns give
Cony IL ,2I6 against Howard 1915 same
time last year, COny 22,510, Howard l5,-
$40. Republican majority last year 19 ,
goo, in a vote of $4,000 this year prob
ably $4,000, in a vote of $4,000. That
will do.
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The Philadelphia North American well
says of Gov. Curtin; ''He has saved
pennsylvania from an ocean of debt, and
1t is to his credit mainly that the finances
OF the commonwealth are now In far
better condition than they have been dur
ing tne past twenty years. Very few
States OF this Uuion can say this after the
experience of the past five wears. The
fidelity displayed by him toward the ci.
tlzens of the pending war, has been every.
where the subject of praise. No soldier
OF Pennsylvania has been by him left
uncared for anywhere. To this record
even the Democratic members of the
have occasionally borne testi-
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Circus Coming.

Deery's Great World Circus, proposes
paying our borough visit on Thursday
Sept. 2lst. The company is made up Of
actors and actresses of repute selected
from all parts of the world and the pa
pers published in localities in which they
have performed speak in the highest
terms of their skill. Get the half dollars
and quarters ready, all hands, so as to
step in and see the best performances
SToudsburg has witnessed in long time.
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Jury List---Sep. II. 1865
GRAND JORORS.


III. Smithfeld-John L. Delnot, Eras
tus Eylenberger, Benjamin Hines, Mel
choir Depue, Hugh Labar.
Ham'Hon-Walter Barry, Joseph Har
man, Amos Houck, Jacob Bossard, Thorn
as Ross.
ChcsnuthiN-Edward Gillispie, J. L
Hoodmacher
,Stroud-Charles Dreher, Simon Bar
ry, Edward Hunsecker, Melchoir Barry
William Transue.
Jachson-Ezra Marvin, Philip Nc
Clusky.
Eldred-Henry Newhart.
Observation-Disclosures Bats.
,StroudsJurg--Gustaye Sontheimer
ROSs-Peter Getz.
Pocono-Peter Edinger.
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Internal Revenne necisinn

The Commissioner of Internal Revenu,
to-oay decided that person who merely
cahVasses and takes subscriptions for maps
oooks' &C., is not peddler within the Inter
nal Revenue laws. IT. however, he receives
pay ior the books, maps, &C., at the time he
takes the subscription, or if he delivers them
and receives pay therefor upon subscription
previously taken by himself or by another,
he is peddler and should take license as
such
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The Monroe County Agricultural Fair

The 9Th Annual Fair of the Monroe
County Agricultural Society, comes of
at the grounds, near Stroudsburg, on the
81, 4th, 9th and 9th of October, proximo.
The managers, in their list of premiums.
aud in the general arrangement of the
exhibition, are sparing no expense of
either time, money or labor 80 keep up
and add to the already well earned repu-
iaiion OF this Societys Fairs. And we
make DO attempt on public credul1ty,
when we say that the coming fair will ex-
eeed those which preceded it in the bril-
hancy of its display, and in the interest
which should accrue to the attempts ofl
the Society to benefit the Agricultural
horticultural and stock raising interests
sf the county. Among the premiums
-Hered, is one Of Two Hundred Dollars
1or the best trotting, and all the other
premiums are on this same liberal scale
armers and others should take notice of
-1ese exhibitions, and at least by contrast
TIth the productions Ct each other show
; -'a' they can 40. We really hope to
see such display of Monroe Couptv's {
aAAi, az will open the eyes of all comnet- S
TORS to cur true position as a PRODUCING t
1anty OF the No. l order. The officers
I've 'uF thanks for complimentary.
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We are now to have new State. born
from the vast territory between Kansa:
and the Pacific. Its name will be Color.
ado. BY virtue Of an enabling act passed
by Congress a year or more ago, the peo.
pie of the Territory have at last decided
that they will form a State government.
No formal act Of admission will be REQUIRED
IN this case. The Senators and Repre-.
sentatiVes will present themselves at Wash.
ington, where they will receive full re-
cognition. The new State lies on both
sides of the Rocky Mountains, north of
New Mexico. 1t embraces a region pro-
ductive Of metallic wealth, and contains
a population of about 10000 people
Denvar is the chief town and capital
The newborn State is, of course, pledged
to freedom, and opposed to human bond
age IN every form.
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Argument List, Sept. T.

Ezra Marvin VS.. John j. Frey.
.. +. Rogen VS.. Jay Gould and DayiC
w. Lee.
Use Of Stroud j. Hollinshead VS.. same
Same Us. same.
Commonwealth vs.. Edward L. Bred
head
James a. MCGOWAN vs. Jacob Stouffer
Same VS.. Stephen and Charles KistIer
Same VS.. Philip Kresge.
Overseers Of the Poor Of Stroud Tsp
VS.. John N. Staples
Rule on Execution Of Frederick Shupp,
deceased.
7. NJ. McILHANEY, Proth'y.
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Trial List, Sep. r. 1865.

Supervisors of Middle Smithfeld vs.
Van G. Coolbaugh.
David w. Lee VS.. Jay Gould.
Engles Admin. VS.. Jacob Stouffer
John n. Staples VS.. d. B. Burnett.
George Kresge v. Adam I'll. Weiss.
Hollinsheads Admir-. ct. al. VS.. Benia-
min Kinds.
Day u Woodling VS.. Albert and Adam
Stull.
L. M. McILHANEY, Proth'y.
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Hlram Oliver and John Wesley Hear.
tup were executed by the military an.
thofltIes at Columbus, Ohio, on Wednas
Gay, Tor the murder of J. B. Cooke As.
teenth District. 'o'o"-
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PETIT JURORS.

Eldred-Peter Jones, Jacob Corrcll
Anthony Cover.
Barrett-Morris Price, David Price
William G. Long.
ROsS-Charles Correll, Charles Alte
nose.
ChesnuthiU-John Kerchner, Jane.
kresge, John Siglin.
Homaton-Jacob Dreher, Jacob Slut
ter, George X. SHUTTER.
Sn'Hhfeld-Gideon L. Kinney, \. B
Freese.
PoM-Amos Shafer, George Dorshi
mer, Henry Roth, Charles \. Fisher
Stephen Bohlinger.
neutrality-suspicious. Spragle, Viii
liam Clements, Daniel Peters.
IL. ,Smjthfetd-Hiram Vanauken, John
Dewitt
,Stroud-Henry Edinger, Daniel Boys
Coolbangh-Hcnry ". Miller, Mala-
chi Kelly, James Smith.
To9yhaHna--William Ebach, jacob
Blakeslee, Samuel Hay.
Pdradise-Samuel Hilgert.
Pricc-Leonard Lesson.
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Assess the Soldiers.

One of the most important duties de-
volving upon the different ward, town
ship and county committees, throughout
the State, is that of properly and fully
assessing the soldiers in each of their e,
lection districts. The absence of the
soldier from his home, and his acquired
right in the meantime to vote in the field
rendered it unnecessary to embrace his
name in the new assessments made dur
ing the war In addition to this. many
Of the soldiers have changed their resi-
dences, by which re-assessment becomes
also necessary. The 30th of September,
ensuing, is the limit of the time appointed
for these assessments. This is a very
short period for such an important duty.
andwe therefore earnestly urge our friends
in the various election districts at once
to collect list of all unassessed soldiers
as well as citizens, and have their names
placed on the proper duplicates. Every
returned soldier must be assessed or he
will forfeit his vote
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ADDITIONAL JURORS.
Smthfegl-David Fenner.
P0k-Reuben Correll
ParadiSe-Jacob Beesecker.
Pocono-Dayid Bowman, Adam An
glemoyer.
Gtesnuthak-Charles Lauffer, Abe
Storm, Jefferson Frantz.
Stroud-Lewis Meyers.
Ross-Georgc lIixsell.
Price-Harrison Sebring.
Coolt0Wgh-James Welch.
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Women is said to be mere delusion,
but it is sometimes pleasant to hug delu-
sions.
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ORPHANS Court Notice.

Appraisement of $500 to widows hav.
ing been fled in the following Estates
they will be presented for confirmation
on Monday Sept. 20, 1865, unless excep-
tions are fled
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New York drinks six hundred barrels o
whiskey day.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

ktrated extract of the choice root
IN other substances OF still
power as TO afford an eff
|for diseases SarsapariIa il
e. Such remedy is surel,
EOse who suffer from Strumou.
and that one which will accom-
Fr cure must prove, as this has O.
service TO this large class or oul
fellow-cItizeus. How completely
compound will do it has been proven by
srIment on many of the worst cases to be
Ind in the following complaints -
I Scrofula, Scrofulous Swellngs and Sores,
Skin Disease, Pimples, Pustules, BIotches,
Eruptlons, st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or
Eryslpelas, letter or Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Ringworm, &c.
Syphitis or VeaeriaL Disease is expelled
from the system by The prolonged use OF this
Sarsaparilio, and the patient is left in COM
parative health.
Femate Diseases are caused by Scrofula
IN the blood, and are often soon cured
by this Extract of Sarsaparila.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, be-
cause you have been imposed upon by some-
thing pretending to be Sarsap parila, while
u was not. When you have used AYERS
then, and not till then, will you know the
virtues OF Sarsa parila. For minute particu
lars OF the diseases it cures, we refer YOU TO
Ayers American Almanac, which the agent
below named will furnish gratis to all who
call for it.
Ayers Cathartic Pills, for the cure of Co.'S
tIveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles,
Rheumatism, Heartburn arising from Disor.
aered stomach, PAIN, or Morbid Inaction of
1ne Bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Worms. Gout.
Neuralgia, and for a Dinner Pill.
Tbey are sugar coated, so that the most
sensitive can take them pleasantly, and they
ire the best Aperient in the world for all
he purp poses of G family physic.
Prepa red by J. C. AYRE & CO., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by William HolIinshead,
nd Dreher q Bro, Stroudsburg, Pa.
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The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to $500 each. THIR-
TY-FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
other first premiums awarded them. Illus
trated Catalogues free. Address, MASON
& HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH
ERS, New York.
September T. 1S65.-Iy.
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DEERY'S
GREAT WORLD CIRCUS.

TWO EStabIlShmentS COmbined
THE MOST COMPLETE TRAVELLING
EXHIBITION EVER ORGANIZED.
Consisting of magnificent outfit, a troupe
OF Equestrlans and Equestriennes, a corps of
gymsnastlcs and acrobats, company of E.
questro- -dramatlsts, comedians and panto-
mlmlsts, full complement of equerries,
grooms and chevaliers of the arena, and a
tOute ensemble.
BRILLIANT BEYOND PRECEDENT. compris-
ing in its comprehensive detail A STAR.
RY GALAXY, selected from the crene-de.
la-creme of the various amphitheatricaI es.
tablishments of Europe and America.
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TO the Voters of Monroe Co

FELLow-CITIzENs Il offer myself as
a candidate for the office of
SHERIFF,
at the next October Election, and if cleo
ted will discharge the duties faithfully
and to the best of my ability.
o. PETER MERWINE, Jr.
Tunkhannock, Aug. %, 1865.
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10 the Voters of Monroe Co

FELLoW-CITIzENs Il offer myself as
a candidate for
County Treasurer,
at the ensuing October Election, and if
elected, will discharge the duties of the
Office to the interests Of the taxpayers.
SIMON MYERS.
Smithfelfeld, Aug. "A, 1865.
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the front; Wirz had threatened to shoc'
witness for some trivial complaint, and
ordered the guard to fire upon man who
had stepped out to pick up piece Of
wood he hastened back to the ranks be.
fore he could shoot. The witness said
among other things, that prisoners were
reduced to skeletons, and would 60 to the
sinks to pick up undigested particles Of
food he mentioned several cases of shoot
ing men one of them, it was said by at
least 20 men, to have been shot by Capt.
Wirz himself.
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GEO NIAONS, HENRY HOWE JOHN
NORTON. BOB SMITH, JOE RESIDES.
Acrobats, Gymnasts and Amphtheatrical
professors of Ia hdute ecolc.
THE MAGNIFICENT JOHNSTER,
The prodigy Of the menagc, a superb speci-
men OF blood symmetry and intelligence,
will be introduced in his educated perform.
ances, by Madam Robinson,
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The daring and ma gnifcen
horse woman.
JOHN STAR,
The champion two, four ant
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Hon. Truman H. Purdy.

We have just perused with great salts
faction, an able Address, delivered by the
gentleman whose name heads.this article
before the Sunbury Democratic Club, up
on the 9th of September. 1t is the true
ring of the old democratic bell. Mr.. Pur-
dy is the fearless Editor Of the Ncrtbum-
berland County Democrat, an able speak
er, and worthy gentleman. He has
honorably and faithfully represented the
Democracy Of old Northumberland twice
in the State Legislature, and by bis tai
ent, prudence and energy, has been ena-
bled TO see the democratic party of North
cumberland county thoroughly orgaolzed
and always able to defeat the abolition
fanatics as they will again this fall, by
some fifteen hundred majority.
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Soldiers Remember! !

The Harrisburg Paniot and Union re.
minds the soldiers who served In the one
year regiments that. they were to received
One Hundred DoNa'S bounty--such was
the law and the contract between you and
the Government. But, when you were
mustered out, you were paid only 1hrty'
three dollars instead of One Hundred, -
Were those persons, who broke faith with
you aud violated plain contract, Demo-
cra.s1 Oh, no. They were Republican
officials. These sapae men who took from
you two.,hirds of your h"rd-earned dues
have placed in nomination Gen. Hartranft
and Col. Campbell and ask you to cast
your votes for them. UiA you do IT.
Can you confde in the candidates of men
who defIauded you Of your just earnings
Ask yourselves the question. BY voting
for aud electing those candidates, you
give your support and help TO keep an Of
Gce The ue,y men Oho robbed you! Will
you thus wrong yourselves Z
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DEATHS.

In Bloomsbury, on tho 2sth, inst ,CHAs.
NORMAN, son OF A. B. and Matilda Tay.
lor, aged years / months and 90 dav,
In Bloomsburg on the eth, inst, Coz.
DON X: GoFF, aged about AZ years
AT Sill Water, on the 18th Sept, 1865,
10 the Christian faith and hope of a bliss.
iul immortality, MARTHA, relict of Nose,
McHesry, Esq.,in the rs year of her age,
Peace to her memory.
In Fishingcreek twp, on The 10th of
Sept, 1865, HORACE FRANKLIN, only son
OF Hiram and Martha McHeury, seed 3
8 months and days.
Happy Infant early blest
Rect IN Peaceful slumbefv real,
Early secured from the eaTss
which increase with gtoginE ys.t.u
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Compare Them!

Compare the Democratic and Abolition
tickets aud what do We find Col. Davis.
Democrat, for Auditor General, hero of
two wars, with his right hand shot off at
the siege of Charleston Gen. Hartranft,
aboiitiouist, for the sa me office, bangman
of Mrs. Surratt, after stating 10 the Presi-
dent that he believed her an innocent
woman. Next, for Surveyor General,
Col. Linton, Democrat, suffering from
paralysis occasioncd by dozen wounds
received in battle; Col, Campbell, holi- :.
day soldier, without single scar upon
his body.
AS for our county ticket, we challenge
comparison, from beginning to end. Cti-
zens of Columbia county The Demo.
Gratis offer you a splendid ticket from Au-
dilor General to Coroner! Vote it from
top TO bottom, without a name erased, or
letter altered. Remember that SOLID
SHOT make hole wherever they hit
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To the Young Men of The DEM
ocratic Party of Pennsylvania.
IxApouARrsRs or tbs Ksysross CLue or !
pexxayLv ANIA putiA Gent 30, 1865

HxApouARrsRs or THs Ksysross CLue oyl
PENNSYLVANIA, PniLA., sept. 2O' 1865.
The Keystone Club of Pennsylvania
has 9 national reputation. Its history
for the past four years has gained for it
the. respec, of its enemies, and the admira-
ton Of its friends. II was organized to
defend the principles and support the can
didates of the Democracy.
When Federal power attempted to sub
vert the Constitution, the Keystone Club
was the open and defiant advocate of all
the legal and Constitutional rights oi the
people.
Its duty now is to increase its power in
order more eHectually to maintain the
Constitution and the Laws; assert the
rights Of white citizens; defend the elec-
tive franchise from violence and fraud ;
protect the safeguards and guarantees Of
free government; resist arbitrary and il.
legal acts firmly rebuke those public plum.
dercrs who arrogantly attemp. to slander
and oppress the Democratic citizen, and
aid in the success of the principles and
candidates OF the Democratic party. This
is an heroic and patriotic duty. II is that
conservative obligation which attaches to
every true patriot, who loves his country,
without money and without price.
Young men Of tho Democracy, we invite
you to organize forthwith AUXILIARY
CLUBS in every city, town and county in
this Commonwealth as carly as practica-
BILE. The Chairman OF the Democratic
County Committees will certify to the
parent club at Philadelphia. these organ.
izations. For further information address
the officers Of the club a, these headquar-
ters
Be active, vigilant, earnest, bold--BE
OF GOOD CHEER.
RICHARD VAUx, President.
ROBERT PALErHoRP, c
j. NJ. WILLIAMS. Secretaries
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A BuCKTAIL ON NEGRO SUFFRAaE.-
The last Bedford Gazette contained q let.
ter from one of the gallant ''Bucktails, :"
of which the following is an extract
81 am in favor of the white man rul-
ing this country. l believe with the Ia.
mented Douglas, that 'tbis country was
made for white men and their posterity, ,
and, how may formerly have felt,
or voted, cannot 60 with party whose
leading politicians are in favor of put.
ting the destinies of our Government in
the hands of negroes. The Abolition
party are committed, through their lead
ing men, to the doctrine Of negro suf,
frage. What soldier can endorse that :
It should be the duty of every soldier to
protest against this fauatical scheme
After fighting to save our country, we
don't feel like seeing it imperiled by the
experiment of negro suffrage.
GEORGE W. GATES,
Late of Co. D, lst Pa. Buckiail rifles.
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r@" Will DR.. John in his next issue
give plain and direct answer to the fol-
lowing questions
lst. Do you fully endorse the official
acts of President johnson
2nd. Are you in favor of supporting
every soldier, whatever his politics who
has done bis duty at the front!
3rd. Are you in favor OF giving Gov
ernnent Offices to competent soldiers in
preference to civiliansl
4th. Do you favor the trial Of civilians
by Military Courtsl
5th Do you advocate the further sus.
pension of the writ OF Hsbeas Corpus
9th. Are you in favor of giving the ne.
groes South, the elective franchise
7th, Are you in favor of giving the me-
groes of Pennsylvania, the same social and
political rights as The whtesl
Now. DR.. please say "ycs' or "no," tc
the above questions before election.
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Vigilance Committee.

The following persons have been appointed az Dem.
octatic Committees of vigenee for their respective
towns hips In Columbia AZ the time is limited to
the Goth of Sept 1905 for the assessment OF soldiers
and others, who have not been assessed we deem il
eIpedient that immediate steps be taken TO have all
assessed TEN DAYS previous 10 the Election and
that you furnish each Soldier in the military
vice with CERTIFICATE OF Assessment and Re-
eeipt Of Tax Paid it'll full set Of Tickets enclosed
IN properly endorsed return envelope to SEQ that
no voter is kept from the polls Election day, and
that noni be deprived Of the privilege Of voting who
have the proper quacai Of Electors present ed
BY the Constitution Of the state Of Pcnnsyl, ANA;
Bloom Josiah II Furnan. David Lowenbers, J, II.
Benton Rohr McIienry, WIN Holmes John g.
WenneT.
Briarcreek William Lamon, Isaac Bower. John u .
Jacnby.
Beavet-licnty nin,o rIitet. Cha. Michael Geo r
Dreisbach ESQ.
Centre Andrew ffoas, Allen shelhamer, Henry
knurr.
Catawissa- walter Scott, Mahlon liamin alne, 8
McNinch
Conyngham-JB Il Kniltle, Jumes Barry, Daniel +
McKieTnan, Clinton Dewitt.
Fishingcreck k--Cyrus Robbins, Jackson MetIenry,
Franslin- Daniel Zarr, Moses Hover II Reader
reenwood--saruel bogatt, WIN Eyer, Albert
iiemlock-H d McBride wm II Shoemaker. Aato n
Smith.
jackson John Oerr, Silas w McHenry, George
Hureman.
Il Locust-PK Ieisein, Wm Goodman, Jonas ahrns
er. John SeagGt.
I Mohtour-Evan WcliiVer, Noah MGuser Peter
IleimbacI, q Quick.
+ Mathematician A Funston, A Smith, Lewis
Schuyler Canrod kTeamer.
MtPleasant- John shipman Samuel Johnson, John
Kline.
| Mnin J II lcter & II Hess Schwei pcuheser
Main -Wm 4 shumau, Hartman q John, Micha e'
Grover.
Orange James B Hartman Esq, Col II Il Kline Jnu
he Her, John snyder
| Pino-John w Hunter, l. A Carmtn, Esq. Jno Lore
Roarngcceck Philip Cool James klirfvr William
| DrcIbauh.
Sugarldaf-pavid Lewis. Joshua II Ffitz, Andrew
Laubach Henry liess.
by order OF the Dem. stand, Committee
T.. H. IkElER, Chairman
| Bloomsbury Sept. l6, 1868.