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TIE RESULT ELSEWHERE.

New YoRK.-The latest reports gives
Seymour 10000 majority; Hoffman (Dsm.
for Governor, 10000 maj. The city give,
Seymour 59,s9l majority. The whole Con.
gressional delegation of the city is Demo
cratic, including s. =. Cox, who so ably ad'
dressed our grea. mass meeting on the 9Th
Of October. The old hoary.headsd traito,
and secessionist, Greeley, was only beaten
$4,000 for Register Of the City. The ma
jority for Seymour in Utica, his home, was
0Ol. Pretty good for rebel:
DELAWARE gives Seymour 3,32s majori.
", and electsa Democratic Congressman.
Iowa. Full returns from 81 counties
give Grant 43,655 majority. The negro
suffrage amendments in the came countie,
have majority Of 29,3l4. What the re.
naming 25 or 30 counties will do tho Lord
only knows. Sambo IL all "hunkadory' in
the Hawkcys State.
MICHIGAN. Grants majority supposed
to be about $1,000. 'Nuff.
OREGON. .--Keturns from Is counties give
Grant over 500 majority. Nine counties
are yet to 10 heard from. Who cares2
MARYLAKD.-Seymour's majority 3! ,S4l.
Old Abe's bayonets have "vaulosed" from,
this portion Of the white mans vineyard.
Too bud, that tha. old rebel, Gov. Swami,
has been elected to Congress. Wha. viii
Jemison ta'cney say2 My Maryland "
needs reconstructng, suah
NEW JEasEy is still 0. T.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

The Radicals are already canvassing the
United States Senatorship from this State
in place Of Mr. Buckalew, whose time ex
pircs on the 4th Of March next. William
8. Kemble, late State Treasurer, dead duck
forney, Andy Curtin, and Galusha A. Grow
arc spoken Of in connexion with the nomi.
nation. 1t is also slightly whispered that
old Simon, the Winncbago Chief, intends to
have something to say about it, and will buy
nomination either for his hopeful son,
Don, the mule contractor during the war,
or his son.in.law, Wayne MVcieh. We
may look for some rich picking in tho next
Senatorial caucus Of the corruptionists. Ii
is pity that those incorurtible patriots,
Lebo, Wagonseller and Manear, are mol
now members Of the Legislature.
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Pc ansylvania Legislature.
SENATE.

The following gentlemen will compose the
Senate of Pennsylvania during the session
Of 1869. Those marked with ~ are tho
newly elected:
City of Philadelphia First District--W.
NJ Candies, ID. Second District "A. W.
Hcnay,- Il Third District ID. A. Maggie,
d. Fourth Di.trict--Georgc ConneII,* Il.
V. Chester. Delaware and Montgomery =
W. Worthington. r., g. u Stin-on, Il.
Y! Buck.-R. j. Linder,nan. ID.
VII. Lchigh and Northumpton-R. s.
Bmwn. d.
VIII. Berks-J. y. Davis. D.
IX SchuyIkill William VI. Randall. D..
X. Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne
Cha,leton Burnett, ID.
Xl. Bra li;,rI, Su.grchanna and Wyo.
ming p VI o 'r,hont.* II.
MI Lnzrrnr-- Sasucl q Turner r.
XIII. Potter. Tioga. VI Kean AMI Clin.
tnn-A. G. Om.,cad r.
XIV. Lycnminu. Union ani Snyder.
John 3. Beck, ID.
XIV Northumberland. Mnr;rnr G lnm-
ba and sullivan Gcmgc d. jackson u
XVI. Danrhin nud Lebanon G. Da~'
son Coleman. X.
XVII. Loncaster-D. Billingfelt, r., j.
W. Fisher, Il.
G. SxdaI. M;lar.. ! }. 'k and c""b'r'""d-A"dr'"
XIX. Adams and FanLlin-M. G. Dun.
cam ID.
XX-Somerset, Bedford and Fulton-
Alexander Siutznan, X.
XXI. Blair. HUNTINGTON, Centre. Mifflin.
Junints and PerIy-Charles j. T. NJ lntire,
d.. Cal. Robinson, X.
XXIl. Cambria, Indiana and Jefferson
Harry White.* T.
XXIIf. Clrarfell. Cameron. Clarion.
Forest aud Elk William A. Wal'ace,* D
XXIV. Wc>tmOreland, Fayettc aud
Greene r-Thonas b. Starlight. y.
XXY. Allrghcny--James H. Graham
r.. Russell Errett. r.
XXVI. Washington anu Bcavcr-A. w.
Taylor. X.
XVII. Lawrence. Butler and Arm.
strong James Kerr 4.
XVIII. Mercer. Venango and Warren -
j. Z. Brown. II.
xxx. Crawford and Erie ie-NIorrow B.
Lowry, Il.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The following are the names Of the Rep.
re.entatives The names Of the Democrats
are printed in itaiics:
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KENTUCKY. gives Seymour 10000; Geor.
pia 4O. .()0 and Louisiana 80. 600

KENTUCKY. gives Seymour 10000; Geor.
gis 10000, and Louisiana $4,000
Tho following States give msjorities f3l
Grant: Maine $4,000; New Hampshire
1000; Massachusetts 10000; Rhode Is'
land 6,4s5; Connecticut 3,O4l; Vernon,
32,5O0; West Virginia 5000; Ohio 80, 900;
Indiana 10000; Wisconsin $4,000; Ne.
hraska 1000; Tennessee 10000; California
1900; Nevada 1000; Missouri 2l,32s
Knn.as 6. 900; North Carolina 5000; South
Carolina s.0OD; Minnesota 5000, and the
Democrats gain one Congressman; Florida
elected by the Legislature, one negro being
chosen one Of the electors
Arkansas and Alabama are still in doubt.
Africa has not yet been heard from, but
it can be safely counted iol Grant,
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JEFF DAVIS Nor TO BE TR,Ep.-The

JEFF DAVIS Nor TO DE TR,ED.-The N.
Y. San says: "1he next term of the y
s. Circuit Court in Richmond opens on the
fourth Monday Of November. There, il
anywhere, Jefferson Davis will be tried
There he is indicted, and has been for long
time past-indicted for treason against tn.
United States. But jeff i'avis will not be
tried. There is not enough in the case to
pay for trying it. His trial would be q
farce in which the actors would necessarily
render themselves ridiculous" The fact is,
the Radicals dare not try JEFF. They wei!
know that the most Of them are as big trai
tors as jeff.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

REMAIN FlRM-We say TO all Demo.
Gratis, remain firm in your faith; it is the
only faith that can save the Republic. Al.
though again defeated, let there be no dcs-
pondency, no backing down; for in the end,
unless military power is established over Us,
as in the South, We must tfiumph. The
Radicals, pursuing the same course Of poll
cy which they have followed for the past
three years, must eventually bca. them.
selves; for surely the eyes Of the more mod
crate Of their partisans are not SO filmed
over as to remain blind much longer to the
evils Of their administration. Courage,
Democrats, "the darkest hour is just before
daylight" and we are in that hour and dark.
ness now. The day must soon dawn, and
the sun Of Democracy shine moro brightly
than ever before.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

GEN. GRANT very properly declined a put.
lie reception on his arrival at Washington
from his place Of retirement during the
campaign. He would be expected to make
a speech. This he cannot do, and his
friends are very willing that he shall not
try. It is not understood by the Radicals
that Grant shall bo President. Congress
proposes to run the whole machine. and
with that understanding Grant was nomi'
mated. This may do for q little while, but
the old General will want the reins in his
own hands before six months, and We very
much mistake the man il he does not gather
them up before that time. Well wait and
see what We shall see.
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HO! for Salt River!

The editor Of the Reading Gazette gets
Of the following. As it suits our case to a
I. We transfer it to our columns:
We acknowledge the receipt of a season
tieke; for passage to the head Of Salt River.
We accept We embark. We take our
position proudly upon the deck, and amid
the spray Of the da-hing waves We raise our
hat and bid last adru to those We leave
behind. We have no tear for them. Our
eyes are dry. We do not envy them. They
have drawn the elephant" Our skirts
are clear, and there is glorious consolation
in the thought hat We had nj, hand in it.
Graut i, elected. Per-contra, Seymour is
defeated. Very we'll. If the Radicals can
stand it We can. We 20, = We set sail--we
depart we vamOsc we leavc-we sGud-
but We nertr surrender. While perambu-
lariug those historical waters we will keep Il
watcht'ul eye upon those who are running
the machine in our absence. We will up.
pose all that is, in our judgment, wrong.
We will prepare to guard against all national
calamitics. We will prepare to receive oil
national blessings NeHrpect Grant to join
us within year. We will confidently look
for grand old smash-up" of the entire
Radical concern. Extreme measures wli
not endure. They have been tried in ahso.
lutte nonarchie>. They always failed at last.
Moderation must govern. People caa be
sovei ned too much. They viii nut sand
T. We 20 up Salt River; We 70 70
nect Gri.wuId oI' New York, ani John |.
Blair, 0i New Jc..ry Thee iva g'nt'e'
u,eG differ frnn us N l"i';c., hni we src
mar y.r,,,l .ut ,h.r,i,,;., 1..,.,; tl,l;: .,u.
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lHivERSE JURORS,

Beaver.-Fred. IIosler. John Hinseriisei.
Benton h!eyunder Collcy.
Bloom-Jnbn }. Barkley, 9. Bittenben.
der, Caleb Barton, Elisha B. Beidlsn.au,
Oscar p Girtop.
Boro. Be,wics-David Baucher, james
Jacohy.
Briarcrcek-James Low,
Catawis.a N. p. John, Henry IIollirss.
head, Daniel Zurr Jr.
Contraa Brr. Theodore Menienhall.
Fi-hngcieek-So Solomon Buss, Augustus
Weaver, John Zaner, William Long.
Greenwood Rober. Potter, Aaron Reese.
llem'ock-Wm. II. Shoemaker, Cyrus
Giuhc', James Cotheron.
Jack on--Oliver Covenhoyen, William z.
Hess, John Ban'z.
l.ocu.'--J"hn l.. Hurst.
Mt. Pleasant Matthias Gilbert, Charles
i. Mason.
Mitflin-. John Michael, Sen.
Mnn'our--Ps,cr Karshner, Moses Colburu.
q Oangc Abraham Dildine, Niles A.
Williams.
Sco,t-Wi,';am Chris,man.
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1t is strange to sec with what carelcSsncs;
some inva'ds attend to their health. They
will procure box of PLANTATION BITTkns
which ought to he used w in a month O.
six weeks. and upon inquiry it l., found tha;
they have used only two or three bottles. -
Some days they hnvc'l used it according to
the directions, and others have not touched
it The whole trial has been irregular, and
uf course u less favorable result has come
from their use. hit be true that "what is
worth ding atali j. worth doing well, - how
rmllhnt;ral!y is il true in matters relating
10 the h",!'h. \ few bottles of LANTA.
Ti"N islrlEES have often wrought wonders,
willie in other instances di,ease has only
bccn su ,lu'l after week, Of resistance.
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SprcnaGe 10 Gov. IIOGmaM..1fc
Defles the Radical SCOundrCls.

New York. NV. G. The Emrire Club
>erena,lcd Mayor Hoffman. G"verno,.elcrl.
this evening. at the Clarendon hoiel. tie
returned thanks, and >lmke ut some leng'h
IN ,he re.ult OF the ,errnt election, aud
sail that during the canvass he had never
and an unkind word regarding Gen Grant
IL he should adopt constitutional policy he
would earn and have the support of the
Democratic party. hut il his administration
was Of Radical partisan character, he
would fall never !" rise. With reference 10
himself he said that a. he had once prnved
iha, he was not afraid Of rioters. neither
was he afraid If those whose c"ndnc, tended
20 produce riot. In RESPONSE TO the threat
ned contest Of the election. he said that
while it might he lo->ihle TO deprive Sena
,"rs aud Representatives in Congress Of
,hcir seats in this way, it would he found
impossible thus to dc1rivc him Of the office
~ which he haa been legally elected 10y the
vote of the people of the State.
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triel H. know that IL cured the n: those who hsys
not; know that L cures their nciSLborS anil ir,caas,
AMI nj! know that what It does oace u does klwhys
that il never fails through any iault Or nekectSs
its co,npositI,n. We have Thousand; upon tno-.
s,s If rert:,tcs of L'ei; remarkable cures VI sS
following roinplnis, but such cures Aie Snowc ~
Cvp'y yiborhDpi, AMI We UbHt NOT publish nntths
Adapted to all ages ani conditions ~ n'i etnnates;
coat ,n.,k ncit,er caloaol or any dc'cErouS Ss0S,
thcv my he taken with safety by anyisSiy. Inex
s,r 30 Niis pre serves them ever Eesh AMI mas?s
The pleasant to take, while being purely Vegetable
NJ harm can nri;e fn \ their use y aay luat,yi
in,crn Il visrc.a 10 purity the hl ahd ,tinuato
into healthy ipa remove the d5tri''cous Of M
stomach, boycl', lirc-, anh ol.Hr o'-srs o. W
hnly 70 ,sn.ng their irregular acton to health, ana
hy rO'reilins, Wherever iicy cNi-t, sich d0rA0So
Iicnti ns aro the 'irst origin OF disease.
Minute 'liler,ion, are given ~ ~" wt1npcf %
u, hox, Tor the roowin; complaints, which hess
liNs lily curc:-
For lSysncpstA or Endigpssi~n, L.Iss1esss
nrs.. GauraOr and Lose ot AprctNe, wy
sOuLl b. tl.cn moderately TO stimulate tho ste:o'
arh ami restore it, healthy tone ant action.
For Livrr Cn,npinins an,i ts various syn?
TOM, ,"uS 'ssn.as"ci s;sInrs. c sSIiic":
Collie AMI l;liOHs ErSCrs, they shonII bo ~:
,ioisy TAKEN for eaci case to correct tho diseases
"'f Fo. Wys-nsrry seats ~ or Isi"rrnra, Du: ono niia
dose IL generally required.
For Hh-uusa t,s"s. ts"nt. Gravel. FHlps.
HACK AMI Loins, they should he sontinuousIv
taken, as required, to change the diseased action o{
the system. Will such change those co'nplsints
disappear.
For Ilropsy and Dr0psical Swciltaea tNey
should be taken In large al frequent doses to pre.
,lu % the effect of drastic purge.
For auppr~ssiOn largo dose should be tskea
as II produces tho desired e;Iert by syrnpathy.
Asa Dinner PiH, take one or two PiUs 70 pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the sto.nsch and
bowels into healthy arton, restores the arpetite,
AMI invigOrates tho system. Hence Il Is Omen ad.
vantageons where no serious ,erangcrncnt eIissA.
One who feels toerahv well, often nniis that doeo
OF these Vi'is makes him feel decre,!ly bcser, from
their cleansing AMI rcn0vating effect on the 6yes.
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. G. AVER s co., Practical ChsmtstS,
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GRAND JURORS FOR DEC. Tern.

C-nver--TiiWan Rite hhnuss.
Benton Job" q. wsnBeY, Dsmusi hheas,
.'iarrork -w,iiism Lsuos. Lsvi 0ha9ss. eo0se
N"'tudch. ~
Bl""n s.c.h-n Tnorr, Casper J. TAesss JsAs D.
Pos! Jnbn =. ,mrrss.
esHwooi rrpl ,mia Ewes,
iicniocs --'chn Hartman. Isaas Lsids. oyissssSs
Pu'cI
/. ,nt -S!Ias II. JJhhson.
Mia',n-M u. iir.isr. Charles }. cssssv. SsiAe
Hes, I.nRc AnJr .ws,
-. ~ ssRn' David 4 APplsnaA,
M"nt"u' WIN iInrineshssA.
rim" Richard = Nhiun"yes.
s'"ii O-tnr Fat. t,susy y. UWaR.
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WANTED A half dozen elegant and re

WANTED. "A half dozen elegant and re.
fined young gentlemen Of this place, are de-
sirous of procuring situations as sons-in.
law in some wealthy families in the corpor.
ate limits or near thereto. They are willing
to be used as fireside ornaments, keep pound
cake from moulding. use surplus greenbacks
in any ouartitiey. and otherwise add to the
responsibility of tho family. Do,ing pa.
rents wishing 70 Increase their families
ehould apply early.
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SIARRlED.

October 25th. ky n N. Arrleman, E.Q.
NJ. a. Evans and Amanda Heller. all Of
Greenwood Columbia county
October 22l, by Rev B. p King. VIM
J NJ Michael and Armi,a j. Potter, all Of
Millvillc.
October l5'h, hv Rev. F. Fu'lamer. Ma.
,haS Heller. nf Greenwood, and Mary Il
Robbins. Of Jorton, Lvconinr county.
October 29'h. by Rev 3. p. King. Clin.
ton I'cgg and Anna s. Ewes, oil of jersey.
town.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

The Border State" Convention Of col.
ored people, Of which William Ncsb;t Of
Altoona, is President, have issued call for
. National Convention to meet in Washing.
ton, on Wednesday, January 18th, 1869.
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A NLw aud dangerous counterfeit two.
dollar note on the Sixth National Bank, Of
Philadelphia, has made its appearance. 1t
is not very well executed. A little caution
will at once discover its talsity. The
clouds above the female on the left end have
q scratchy appearance, the shading under
tho words National Union l'auk," il
coarse and irregular. The paper is Of q
blueish tint. The engraving on the back is
coarse Better examine oil bills Of this d.
nomination carefully, as the plate will un.
doubtcdly be altered to other banks.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

PRAIRIE FRE.-A locomotive recent,
set fire to the grass on the prairie., near Al
toona, Iowa. Famed by the high wind. tn,
flames dashed into the neighloring tarms.
leaving a swath of ruin behind The furni
Of Mr. Cummings was swept of everything
-house, barn, with horses in it. grain il,
tho stack, and fences, all were swallowed up,
The farm Of Mr.. johnson. near by, met tn,
same ruin, only he managed, by great efforts,
to save his residence Another large farm
near Colfax was also entirely desolated. The
wind for few days blew u gale; the grass
is dry as tinder, and destructive fires in
other parts O.. the State are reported,
In Paris it is said that hoops arc no
longer worn, and that tho skirts a1e other
very long Of very short.
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e0- The following is the official vote oi

Little Nlontour did well, and is as relia
bly, Democratic as her old mother. Colum.
bia. Who wouldn't have habi.ation in
the "Fislingcreek Conitdcracy?"
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The Electoral Vote,

The following is the re,nlt as far as heard
from. There seem. to be no douh' f the
election u! Giant and Coliax. A wa a,
our elbow thinks tho Democrats must have
forgotten TINT the day Of tho election came
on tn" 3d Of November, and hopes they will
consult their almanac the next time:
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- s--s-s=
Splin(ers.

s''tA GNAN'iNl Nv HhNiHSS liN sHS-
ceedcJ in growing tea.
III i, said tha. the Siamese Twins keep
nway from Chicago because they don I want
W Lc separated. +
...It Is estimated that by 1870 there will
be 5o,O)o miles Of raj llway completed IN the
United States, enough to girjlc the earth.
1.-THE champion drinkcr Of lager beer IN
Cleveland lla, ucconIp.i he'd lOG ga-i cs in
one day, und invites any one 10 boat it,
...Potatoes supposed to be scveniy.scven
years old were planted ut Lcwl,burg, this
season, and It is said have yielded nice tn.
bers.
The wild geese are reported flying south
ward earlier than USUAL und the weather
prophets say tin, is another sign vi u hard
winter.
...Rccd, the carpet.bng Governor Of Flor.
ida, la. been lmpcached by the Legislature,
chJreed "lsh h.eh cllu.es and misdclcan.
vrs IN Office.
...Goyernor Crawford, Of Kansas, has re.
slgHGG, dDd has been commissioned colonel
Of The new ieglnent OF cavalry raised by
'hc oia,e, ~. ser.ice against The Indians.
...iu'ti .g,y aifec,iug to behold ut
victims tue ,yilJ ," stricken air of u Inrcnt
as he s.!r, .nt ".'d, away, whsn you know
that !o' 'im ia'f .:n years he has been try
ilg to gci her of ~, hands.
...Sewa.d h., free pass over the Erie
raii,Oad, engraved On silver. We wonder
whet.er it int made out Of bis little tell
with which he used to arrest better uen
than himself during the warl
1.-The volunteer force Of the nayv Of the
United States is ie;nr gradually d;.bnndrd,
and the rolls Of III. denor,,nent now show
very few volunteer officers. nearly aIl Of
whom have been honoraliy DISCHARGED
within the past three years, while Gl,,e II
number have received appoin;mcn,s in the
regular service.
The N,,;o,,, L,,.,y;,e,cer co,lac,s and
comlrns.. nm,h.n,;. ,cc3,,n,s NJ "",.r twn
columns NJ murders r,nes arson. A. cam.
mified hv th. neyr,e. of the Sonih mon
The white ponnlurion of that dowu.trod'Iru
section ot o,,r rom,uon co,,n,rv. and NH of
occurrence within the lat four weeks. Such
is the Radical ..peuce" we hear so much
about.
--..-
YOU NAY BE TOO LATE.-Be warn
ell in time. Diseases like Indigestion and
Dyspepsia are not to bc tri,cL with. There
is such a thing rs being too late in these
matters. inflammation, or Scir.hus Cancer,
or some other dangerous disease may cn, nc,
when all re,tnratives, no matter how potent,
would be Intellectual. DO not delay then -
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FEW ADyERTISEMENTN.
CART pNOtLAN1TjON,


a. neAEAs, III. ies. wst.s Etws.4, essssiss
w jIa'ol .ho Court Of Grcu ani Trsmiass asd Vea
ernl ~ 'kiIve'y. Court u ovsnrs sessioss u iis
Peace md ioi!t o. Common ttcns and Ophsn1 CoSvS
In the gHh Judicial OiNtes comporsd of lhe coz siiss
of,:"amb'a sulIiysS s.a yonins and ne He.. iIs.s
bis o hsve issnsd their rseecp hcsslns date ne iS
N'v ~ IN. yeH Of our Losd oss sl.wsaad sis6S
hrn iret mud sibyeisht N directed fps koidias
Court ofOyrr and rsrminsr ant g'arrai jail delivery
Grnrrnl lunrrs Sessions 0fth" Peace. C0Mm0n i1sss
anh Orphans Court In Boousbusg, w IN. eoHniy 4
Colontit IN 10" hr.i M"nduy. bling thu Nh dayj ~
d""ub'r lrys, q continue ne week.
>mes IL hereby sivea ~ ". ,oro.es. the Juss!ess
Of the Paar" and COnAhlrs NJ the said county Of
thn they be then and there In their psopss 80.
NJ ~ .cck IN the f0srDo'n ofsaid day WltA tksls
~. ords in9nisiti"ns and othes esmantsases q -
those Things w,eh 70 hsir osss apporsu 70 y tsss.
Aud those si bound ny SecosNisace % 0sosaeHse
as~int thf prisoners that may b. 10 the Jew -
sid county o onnbn 10 Do thrN aad thcss % pseae.
cute the ns shrI he just Jnsoss sseussled q -
puncnnl IL their sefeahy 70 ihsIs aeeisrs
~ J Dated NJ Hl0onsbHsa, thr 0Sh day cSree&.
l.. y IN the year ~ our LNsd oae shosssnd slsAs
~ hundred and sl1,y cieht anh 10 shs stRetissA
yrnf Of a.. Independence of the United 6iasss u
America. [ ODp SAVE TIVE Cox Soaws AlSu.
MURDfCAI MILLALD, sksstl
DlOoHsbusg Nov. ~, ltuo.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Districts. Districts.
David Foy. 10 Elisha W Davis.
2 Joku " Gnnis. II D,niti Withnm.
3 .&,mud .l,sephs II Alex Adairc.
4 George W Myers. I3 Mri.na .NnRin
S John ! Roee's IA John Cloud.
& Cha, kicrkncr. Is james Ilulga,e.
I Jane, Suhers l6 VI & Hong.
$. j V Stokes. IL john Clark.
Q .S'ml u Dailv. Is Il Ile,vey.
Adams DR. A B D,N
Allegheny George Wilson, Geo + Nor,
gan, Jane, Taylor. NJ 5 Hum rh,eys, Vim
cen, Miller. Sa.,url Kerr.
Armstrong : VI jackson.
Beaver aml Washington II j Vankirk,
4 j Burlington. ThoMa. Nicholson.
Bedford. Fulton and Somer,et-John
Weller, j II Lonpnecker.
Rciks II ) Lioticnstein, Henry BrOJSi,
Richmond Il .Jon.s.
Biair-.Jo>cph Robinson.
Bradford and Sui ivan john l. Cham
berlain, James II Webb.
BnckS-.joshm Eems. e & M KmStry
Butler. Lawrence anl Mercer Alexander
Leslie. George $ Wc>take, David Robin
son, John Edwards.
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Carbon and Monroe Place.
Cameron, Clinton and NJ kcan-W W j
Mris.
Centre--P Gray Meek.
Chestcr-S NJ Meredith, Archibald nObb,
james NJ Phillips.
Clarion aud Jefferson II B Bro,cn.
C.arlicld Elk and Forest Thos j Nc.
Cniiongh.
columbia and Montour- George ScoH
Crawford = William Beatty, s w Anes.
Cumberland Weo,iore forampn.
Danl hin \ } Herr. II B Hoffman.
Drlaware-Auyn.t tus B Lccd"n.
Erie George l. Rca. john ID S,ranahan.
Faycttc W. Fhwnrd.
franklin and Perry John II Walker, j
Shirriy.
G.c"nc- .Eose,h .Sr1gmich.
Ilrn'inr,inu. junin'a aud Mifllin- Sam,
Ne i Brown, Am", \ Martin
In.irA AMI We tmmc!ani-. David !!
Ma. ball. ,!aulgs i .nu'er, i & Hamilton,
Aaron Il Suuuny. " Y Hoy.
h,n.. .l.roh . Peter. ! & Gl,cici
/. =n, NJ G. iiri'uaa.
I.hi.h Lhr II i"fi Dmis' Y N,c.'a
L,,z",nr-- + B,,ssard, h L q AaR
n q IIcst'rr.
I.ycuming. Union and Snyder-W =
Painter. Thouas Church, Win G Herr,
Mon,gnn,cry-Jumes Eschbnch, Ue"'.y
IMc.N;1icr.
Northampton George II Goundis, Le'eis
II Sfon.
Northumberland William HKnr.
Pike aud Wayne William N Nelson.
Potter and Tiora =, j B Miles, B b S,ranc.
Schuylkill- b EAice N Be,rd, Philip
Brccn.
Su>ouehauna aud Wyoming Loren Bur.
rcit. Zi!u Lott.
Venango and Warren A P Duncan. j
Il Clark.
Yo,k- Huwh. d /Srier.
RECAPITILATION.
Senate House. joint Bal
Republicans, Is 6l 10
Democrats Is 80 81
Radical majority. rs
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-11

Gen. Reynolds has been removed from
command in Texas, and Gen Candy appoin
ted his successor Gen. Wallace succeeds
Gen. Candy in command at Washington