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THK DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1868.
OCTOBEB 13.
Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana
Nebraska.
The Approaching Contest at
the Polls.
The Candidates of the Two Parties.
The Figures of Past Tears.
On Tuesday next, October 13, the States of
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Nebraska hold
electlens for State ofhoers and members of the
Forty-first Congress. Tnese elections are doubly
Important, si boo they will serve as an Index to
the grand contest of November over the Pre,
ldentlal cbalr, wbloh Is to deolde the fate of
the Union for all time to come.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The following are the names of the candl
dates of the two parties:
State Officers.
FOB ATJDITOB-OBNBRAL.
Republican. Democratic.
Gen.J.F. Hartranft, Charles E. Boyle.
FOB BCBVETOR-OENKRAIi.
Gen. J. M. Campbell, Wellington II. Eat.
Members of Congress.
J Ut. Republican, Democratic.
1. Bent. L. Berrr. Satnuel J. Randall.
st. Cuarles O'Neill, Thomas ti. Florence.
JUI1U MOUdl.
James B. Nicholson.
John K. Reading.
uouu v. otuea.
R. K. Monaghan,
J. LawrenoeGetz.
Hiram B. Bwarr,
Hubert C. Crane.
James J. Conner.
D. M. Van Auken.
G. W. Woodward.
Victor E. Ploleu
Joseph F. Kolpe,
R. J. Haldeman.
F. M. Kimmell.
a Ijeonard Myers,
4 W. 1. Kelley.
S. 'Caleb N. Taylor,
0. J. Brellenbucn,
7. W.Townsend,
H Henry s. Eckert,
9. O. J. Dickey,
Vac'y O. J. Dickey,
10. Henry L. Cake,
11. Jobn Torrey,
12. Theo. Strong,
IS. Ulysses Mercnr,
14. Jobn B. Paoker,
15. Bamuel Small,
R. M. Da Franoe.
K. M. De France.
Henry 1. Foster.
Anirew Burn.
Lewis Z. Mitobell.
David Crawford.
itt. Jobn Cessna.
17. 'Daniel J. Morrell, John P. Linton.
IH. w. ti. Armstrong, i a.. taauaey.
1 9. "G. W. Scofleld, Rasiielas Brown,
20. u. w.uiinuan,
Vac'y, 8. N. Fuller,
Si. MobnCovode,
22. James 8. Negley,
23. Darwin Phelps,
24. James B. Donley,
(Members of present Congress.)
City and County Officers.
FOB MAYOR.
Republican. Democratic,
Geu. iiecior Tyndale, Dtulel M. Fox.
FOB RECEIVER OF TAXES.
Richard Feliz, Jobn M.. Melloy.
FOB CITT CONTROLLER.
Bamuel P. Hancock, George Gclz.
FOB CITT COMMISSIONER.
11 8 J or Alex. MoUuen, Major David P. Weaver.
FOB CITT SOLICITOR.
Thomas J. Worrell, Thomas J. Barger.
FOB PRB81DBST JCDOB OF THB DISTRICT COURT.
J. I. Clark Hare, William L. Hirst.
FOB ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
M. Russell Tbayer, Tnoinas Oreenbank.
FOB DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Charles Gibbons, Furman Bneppard.
FOB FROTHONOTART OF COMMON PLEAS.
Copt Rich. Donegan, Albert Vf. Fietoher.
The State Legislature.
FOB MEMBERS OF TUB SENATE.
DUL Republican. Democratic
2 A. Wilson Henszey.T. Bprole LMsearlng.
4, George Connell, Thomas Collins.
FOB ASSEMBLYMEN.
1 Davld Foy, (J. M Leisenrlng.
2. R. U. Tltlermary, Jobn Moblinuls.
3. WilllsmP. Hauim,.Saniuel Josephs.
4. Geo. W. Myers, Jr., tiuke Keegan.
- 5. Joseph T. Tnoinas, Jobn 1. lingers.
. Col. (J. Klecxner. J. Travis Q.uIick.
uaniei tseeuKen,
John H. Crox.
damuel D, Ditley.
Audrew Bramaker.
Daniel WUbam.
James W. Docker.
Miohsiel Mullln,
Bamuel Ojdln.
Hamuel Baton, Jr.
Satnuel E. Graver,
E. K. Worrell.
Hamuel haverty.
. 7. James Suoers.
S. James V. Blotter,
9. Capt Frank Logo.
19. Col. K. W. Davis,
11. W. M. Bann,
12. 'Alex. Adaire,
13. EiiosC. Rentier,
14. Jobn Cloud,
in. James Holgate,
16. Col. M. O. Hong,
17. Col. Jobn Clark,
15. Cant H. Hervey.
lMembersoi the last Liegisiainre.;
Sketches of the Republican Candidates
GENERAL JOHN F. HARTRANFT,
the Republican oandldate for the office of
Auditor-General, was born In Montgomery
oonnty, Pa., December 16, 1830. He graduated at
Union College, Bobenectady, In 18 j3, and at tbe
time of tbe breaking one of tbe Rebellion ne
was engaged In the practice of the law In Mont
gomery oonnty. He raised tbe 4th Pennsylva
nia Regiment of three months' volunteers, and
at the tlrei battle of Bull Run he served on the
siatt' of General Franklin.
After tbe discharge of the 4th Regiment,
Colonel Hartranft raised tbe 61st three years'
Regiment, which be led at tbe battle of Roanoke
Island, In February, 1802, and also In the bril
liant charge by which tne town of Newborn was
carried In tbe following March. Colonel Har
tranft fought gallantly at tbe seoond battle of
Bull Run, at Cnanlilly, at South Mountain, and
at Antletam. In 1803 Colonel Hartranft par
ticipated In tbe campaign agalust Vloksburg,
under General Grant, and after the capture of
thai place he commanded tbe 61st Regiment,
nnder General Bberman, In Mississippi. At
this time he suffered much lsorn Bunstroke,
and was obliged to return to tbe North. Ia No
vember, 1863, be rejoined the army near Kuox
vllle, Tenn., and commanded tbeseoond division
of the Ninth Corps. He took part in tbe bitlle
of Campbell's Station, and during the siege of
Knoxvlile he turned bis knowledge oi engineer
ing to account by the construction ot dams to
Interrupt the progress of the enemy's forces.
In Marcb, 1804, be was deiacned to take com
mand or tbe rendezvous at Annapolis lor the
Blh Corps, then la process of reorganization,
and soon alterwards he was assigned to tbe
oororcandof tbe 1st Brigade of tbe 3d Division
of the corps. He participated with distinction
in tbe bailies of tbe Wilderness, Bpoltsylvanta,
North Anna, Cold Harbor. Petersourg, Weldon
Railroad, Reams' Station, PoplarGroveOhurob,
aud Hatcher's rnn. His valuable services in
these engagements were recognized by Gene
ral Grant, and be was accordingly appointed
Brigadier-General, to date from March 12.1801,
"lor gallant and meritorious services during
tbe war." In the last battle of tbe war he took
a distinguished part, and bis bard-won victory
over tbe Rebels at Forv Bteadtnan gained for
hm bis brevet of Major-General. In 180) be
was elected Auditor-General of the State of
Pennsylvania by a majority of 22,000 over W.
II. H. Davis, the Democratic nominee.
GENERAL JACOB H. CAMPBELL,
the Republican candidate lor tbe offloe of Surveyor-General,
was born in Somerset eon my,
Pennsylvania, on the 20ih of November, 1821.
He was apprenticed to tbe printing business,
and followed It for a number of years. Subse
quently be engaged In other occupations, aud
la 1861 be went to California. In 1853 he esta
blished bluiself at Johnstown, Pa., aud at the
breaking out of tbe war be was oouneoted with
tbe Cantorla Iron Works. In 1801 be was one of
tbe first to volunteer ior the defense of tbe
country. The company to whlob he was
altaoned was Incorporated in tbe 3d Rjgi
noent oi Pennsylvania, Volunteers, and
Lieutenant Campbell was appointed
Quartermaster. On me 301 hot July, ISolhe was
commlskioned by Governor turila to raise a
regiment, which, when oiganizud. was deslg.
Bated the 64tb. For sometime Colonel Camp
bell was stationed on tbe line of tbe Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, aud performed efficient
servlo there in protecting tneroad. In March.
J 803, be was assigned to tbeoomma.id of the 4lb
Brigade, lt Dlvlaion, 8lb Army Corps Colo
nel Campbell took an active pari la tne battle
of New Market, and tbe deiermtued aland
which bis regiment made in a great measure
aved Hlgel's army from rout and demoraliza
tion. In bis report of the battle General
Bigel acknowledged Colonel Campbell's ser
vices In the handsomest manner. For his
bravery at tbe battle of Piedmont, under Gene
ral Hunter, be was breveted a Brigadier
General. He took an active part In various
battles and military manoeuvres under Gene
rals Hnnter and Bnerldan, In Virginia, and no
totbe time of bis being mustered ont of tbe
service, in tbe fall of 1804, be was never absent
from bis command except three weeks, when
be was sitting on a Court of Inquiry, and dur
ing a period of thirty days, when be waagranted
"leave of absence." General Campbell was
originally a Jackson Democrat, but In 1848 he
voted for tbe Free-soil candidates, Van Baren
and Adams, and ever slnoe be baa acted with
tbe party of liberty and progress.
In 1805 General Campbell was elected Surveyor-General
of the State of Pennsylvania bv
a msjorlty of 21,986; bis competitor being J. P.
Linton.
GENERAL HECTOR TTNDALE,
tbe Republican candidate for Mayor, la a
Pblladeipblan born aud bred. He is about
forty-seven years of age, having been born In
this city In the year 1821. In 18.17 be visited
Texas, and remained tbere two or three years.
Previous to this he bad been a somewhat
ardent Democrat, but what be sa of the prac
tical workings of the slave system, and of the
Democratic party In the slave States, caused
him to alter hisoplnloni, and wnen ne returned
borne be attached himself to the Free-soil
parly, and became an ardent opponent of
slavery. Mr. Tyndale succeeded bis father in
business, and for many years be has been favor
ably known as one of the 11 rm of Tyndale &
Mitchell. As a merchant and a citizen be has
always given a liberal support to all public
enterprises and improvements, but be has
never bten a politician and has never sought
any office. He has taken inuou lntereat In our
mliitla organizations. He was connected wltb
tbe Washington Graya for some time and was
after waids captain of the Cadwalailer Greys.
At tbe time of tbe bieaklng out of tbe rebel
lion Captalu Tyndale wax In Europe on private
bitHlneffl, but be immediately returned, .and
accepted tbe position of Major in tbe 23tb lini
ment Pennsylvania Vo'unteers, uuder Colonel
(now Governor) John W. Geary. During tbe
autumn and wiuter ol 1801 and tbe spring of
1H02 Major Tyndale wa stationed at Baudy
Hook, opposite Harper's Ferry, for the pur
pose of guarding about ten miles
of tbe front line along tbe Po
lomao river. He also participated, nnder
Colonel Geary, In tbe act Ion at Bolivar Helmuts,
and In the marob to Edwards' Ferry, when
Colonel Baber s oommaud was defeated at Ball's
Blutr. In 1863 tbe 28lh H glment formed a part
ot General Banks' Corps, and when Colonel
Geary was promoted to tbe rank of Brigadier
General, the aotual command of the regiment
devolved upon Lieutenant-Colonel Tyndale,
owing to tbe ill bealtn of the new Colonel.
Korponay, and be did good service in guarding
portions of tbe Manassas Railroad, la reoon
nolssances, and in almost dally skirmishes
with tbe enemy. During General Pope's cam
paign LleutenanlColonel Tyndale commanded
the regiment, and participated in tbe actions of
Rappahanock Btaiion, Freeman's Frd, War
renton, and Sulphur Springs. At Chanltlly be
held two of ibe principal bridges across Bull's
Rnn until tbe army and trains bad passed, aud
then destroyed them to Impede tbe advance of
tbe enemy. In tbe campaign under General
McClelian, .L'eutenant-Colouel Tyndale com
manded General Geary's Brigade, and at the
battle of Antletam bo was in the thickest of the
tight. His horse was shot from unier him, and
be was finally struck In the bead by a musket
ball and fell on tbe field of battle, apparently
dead. His bodv was readied by bis gallaut
comrades. who prevented It from falling Into the
bands of the Rsbels when bis brigade was
driven back. Afier many months of suffering
he at length recovered sufficiently to take the
field again, and was appointed Brigadier-General
of Volunteers for gallant and odloer-like
conduct.
He was engaged in v .rlous services until tbe
12th of July, 1803, when Be reported to General
Meade, wbo was tben in pursuit of Lee's army
after tbe battle of Gettysburg, and be was as
signed to tbe lltb Corp, nnder General Howard.-
He participated in all tbe movements of
tbe Army of tbe Potomac nnlil the defeat of
Rosecrans at Oblckam iuga, when he was or
aered to the West, and be was mainly Instru
mental In securing a vlotory for tbe Union
ai my at the battle of Wanbatobie. In tbe vic
tories of Missionary Ridae and tbe series of
battles around Chattanooga General Tyndale
took an active part, until May, 1804, wnen be
was obliged to return borne on siuk leave, and
be bad only partially recovered when the sua
cesses ofGruBt and Bberman Indicated an early
termination of tbe war, and rendered bis
reinrn to tbe Meld unnecessary.
A few days ago Generl Tyndale reoelved an
appropriate recognition of his eminent ser
vices dnrlug the Rebellion, from the President
of the United States, lu tbe shape of an ap
pointment as Brevet Mwjor-General of Volun
teers, to date from tbe 181 b of May, 1803. This
brevet should have been conferred long ago,
but it was delayed on account of General Ty u
dale's well-known political principles, and be
cause of tbe disagreement between tbe Execu
tive and the bead of the War Department,
while Hon. Edwin M. Stanton held that posi
tion. The Fig-ares of the Past.
THB VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA SINCE 1800
is given In tne following table:
Ytar. Office. Rrp. Uem. Maf. Total.
1800...Governor 202,403 230,239 82 101R 402,612
1860...President,....268,04) 2t'8 412 69.018U 476,412
l02...Aud.-Gen 216.616 219.141) 8.621U 441756
1803...Governor.....269,406 261.171 15.S25R 623 607
1804...Presldenl.....20 39 l 276 816 20 07itt 672.707
180S...And.-Gen 238 400 215,740 22 00011 451140
18C6...Governor 807.274 290 096 17.178 H 697,870
1807 ...Sup. Judge...266.821 267,746 922D 631,570
THB VOTES OF I860 AND 1807
are given In detail In the following table:
uovernnr. jutlue aun vuurt.
-law
COUNTIES
Adams
Allegheny...,
Armstrong.,
Beaver
Bedford,
Berks
Blair
Bradford.
Bucks.-.
Butler
Cauubria.......
Cameron .
Carbon .........
Centre .,
Chester
Clarion.-
Cleai field
Ci I n ton .......................
Columbia ..............
Crawloid
Cumberland
Dauphin.-...
Delaware.....
Hep.
. 2s 10
20511
3758
. 3310
. 2591
7121
3520
.. 7134
. 6805
m 3544
.. 2014
874
.. 19t)6
.. 8094
8qU0
1776
1050
1754
19 id
6711
4030
6091
3017
86
7237
8509
100
4299
Elk
Erie
Fayette..,
Forest
Franklin
Fullou 775
Greene 1699
Huntingdon 8248
Iodlana.................... 4458
Jefleison............. 2015
J UttHlBaeaMaaaaaa lolt)
Landister 14592
Lawreuee 85t;0
Lebanon 4194
Leblgb 4159
Luzerte...n 87.13
Lycoming 3871
ilcKean..... 877
Mtr.er-... 4118
Miilllu 1725
Monioe 705
Montgomery 7L'M
Montour 1130
Northampton.- 38-59
Northumberland...... 3;, 01
Periy. '.'5s I
Philadelphia .61V05
Pike...... - 80l
Poller l.'UU
Schuylkill..... 879)
bnyuer - )7ti2
Somerset 8002
Sullivan -.. 436
Surquebanua 41'-9
Tloua - 4791
UnloD 1991
Vtnango 4409
Wairen 2087
Washington 4977
Wayne - 2357
Wektroorelaud........... (out
Wyoming 14ii8
York 6h96
Totals
290,090
WU- 8iart-
Cfymer, llnmi, ux)d,
Dein, Jiep. JJem.
8120 2437 2829
12795 181i3 9)91
8078 8235 2931
2385 2818 2278
2835 6395 2044
13288 6117 11912
2708 8113 2510
8091 6840 2338
739) 6224 6910
3061 2939 2002
829) 2004 H)20
803 twW 800
2339 1687 2121
8505 279i) 8173
6221 7751 683
2813 1410 2003
2786 1477 274 1
23-J7 1002 2228
8583 109S 8453
4909 6400 4018
4507 8451 4231
4.101 6247 8S47
2262 8207 2143
916 2.S0 761
8957 6504 8423
4359 8184 3S59
76 2S9 819
4100 8773 3902
1055 709 J019
8230 1813 2751
2239 8009 2253
2109 80u8 I3u7
1912 1800 1SS1
1811 130S 1005
8592 12799 7475
1410 2h33 1281
2090 8025 2501
673 1 8)14 5141
123S7 79S5 10 10 I
4143 8001 4357
714 705 615
8757 8935 3114
1835 1505 1709
20 641 2159
8142 65-0 70K3
1523 lnofl 13S3
6870 8027 6979
8.-i29 3023 8109
2405 '1U1 2'!2
48817 46H7 5207
10S4 2(5 901
620 1134 481
10514 7250 83-10
l:24 16 (0 1199
1759 2750 1511
701 421 6S3
2981 8917 20 0
1028 4090 1426
12h7 1 075 1200
8102 HI HO 2010
1572 2131 1459
4712 4018 4513
2SS3 2J20 2VH6
6113 4212 fiOH
1499 1357 1174
8780 4848 7071
290.090 266,821 207 748
2611 824
Msjorlty for Geary, )7 178 Shnrswnod maj. 922
' Including ih voi o! the artillery oompanle at
Viiii lie awa.e, whiou w ubquiill declared
THE VOTE BY OONQRKS9I ONAL DISTRICTS
in 1866, as onnipated with tha vote for Jndva of
tbe bupreine Court In 1867, together wllU tbe
malotltlei In 1804, la given in the following
table:
1
a....
5..aM
jB.,aa,
aa
toZ".
13
14....
11
1..
19,..
20.....
21
22...
23...
22 A
23...
24
1844.
M1A
2022U
4477 n
1476H
8744 K,
378 R
8IKSD
3677 R
61051
44AOR
476D
flfl'231)
2006 D
11.01 R
627 R
2808 H
68 R
609 K
852 R
17I7R
3338 R
125D
4220 R
3768 H
97KR
16I5R
ISM.
XT- I
7 TJX
12.812
12.620
14.651
12,269
11.447
1K.0II
6 999
14.298
ia.186
9.121
13 274
11.940
14,190
12 499
13.689
ll,V9n
14 784
15,107
17 106
13 023
12,720
14.197
26 917
18,391
Dm. Mai
12.192 4104 D
9.475 8137 R
I1.616S lOOtR
12.126 24 25R
17.
11800
14,000
8 Ml
13,188
8 675
12 971
15.907
15 280
10 653
12 675
16.83"
12.961
9 971'
12.688
12,481
15 222
12,609
9 655
10,012
i'9"667
11,853
469 R
2502 D
8I80R
6189 i)
56iR
2I5K
H786D
2IHKIL)
1287 R
1515H
3341 0
62ft R
I319K
2O40R'
2020 R
I88IR
851 R
3065 K
41H5R
725t"M
1538 K
Jirp. Dem. Mai,
WI17I4 twill'
9 970 22R
VKM5 1012D
12.781 155R
11,429 292D
12.824 2724 O
HOMl X).S7R
11 912 5795 1
7.475 632111
10 88lTm.
13 919, 6137D
18.091 11621)
9 6.11 695 11
U880'l56;4R
14, 194, 8108 L)
11,99") 150
9M7 MR
11 (Mil 1 '2 VI It
12.556 11.393 116314
13 78.5:12 615 114011
11.004 11.871 307D
12.24
11 1173
14,836
11.137
10.100
10.958
6 117
12799
10.8-41
7812
11082
10 820
12 943
10.720
11 930
9 755
13.220
22.5tm 15.590
11.612 10.82.)
6917 R
787 R
(We rave been nnaole to separate the vote of !M
lo Alleghany onuntv, portions ol which ar emoracd
Id tbe Twenty aerond nd Twenty third d atrlcM,
and t encs are obliged to give taese two districts to
gether.) THB VOTK OF PHILADELPHIA SINCE 1361.
Tear. Office, Hep. J)em, Afaf. ltnl.
1800 PieMldent 89 221 88 024 1.199R 77.24?
11-01 Sheriff 30 492 80,348 146 R 60 811
1862 And. Gen.. ....80 124 83 823 2.801 R 64.447
ll-3......Govfrnor......44274
1804......Prenldent......65 791
1865 And. Gen......49 859
54 205
49 409
1806 Governor,
1K67 Bun. Jurtae
t P. Jii(tge...47,9i5
" Reg. WI118....60 (.75
" Average 49.690
87.193
4-, 032
89.830
48HJ7
62 069
63 690
61 370
61.810
81,467
99.821
89.689
7.801 R
11 759 R
10O29R
6.3S8R 103,022
J 60I) 101 684
6 645M Ml 515
1.295D 101 415
2,220 U 101.431
THK VOTE OF PHILADELPHIA I I860 AND 1807.
Wards.
1...
2...
3...
4...
...
7.
...
...
lO...
11...
12...
1...
14...
15...
16...
17..
IH...
1...
20.
21...
22...
2:t..
21...
25...
20 .
27..
..
Total.,
Msj
Governor, 1806.
&
If
c
2053
2(87
1276
916
1087
1138
2S55
158S
18i4
2572
1096
1.559
2206
2593
8831
1837
13SS
2803
2905
8953
20H6
2104
2075
16.37
1003
2456
1087
54,205
48 817
5.388
5
i I
1566 , 487R
8041 6541)
lo-) amn
5wtw i:iml
V77D
802 U
632R
2"1K
819 R
1804
1440
1723
1495
1429 1 14311
1801
1459
1556
1033
2723
1851
2283
1794
2:i85
8180
16-53
1330
1543
1543
116.'
1600
817
48.817
5051)
100 R
650 R
900 It
110SR
17D
8951)
1009 R
620 R
573 R
4I3R
lOOt R
632 R
9IR
459 D
796 R
270R
Jwlne of Supreme
Court, 1807.
2 1"
1 i 4 f
is C I 6
2002
2093
1148
872
946
951
2185
1476
100:1
2450
903
1189
1905
2219
8093
1082
1141
2570
2o80
3700
1322
2030
19.58
1603
919
2417
960
729
1778
8095
2081
2101
1966
1490
1827
1483
1613
1513
1671
1616
1744
1722
2912
1915
2278
1811(1
2.00
87821
1019
1472
1556
1081
1491
1826
868
737
40,469 52.009
49 409
I 2 600
224U
1002 D
933 U
15291)
1020D
539D
35114
8U
156 R
951R
778 D
457 D
16114
62714
751 14
233 1J
1137 1)
67414
201)
10U
27314
50414
40214
73D
672 1
591 R
101 14
8D
THB VOTE IN THB 8KNATOBIAI1 DISTRICTS
in which elections are to be held tola year, on
tbe basis of the vote for Judge of the Supreme
Court, in 1867 was as follows:
SECOND DISTRICT. I FOURTH DISTRICT.
Hard,
O.
lO
13
14.
15
Ken.
.. 1 699
2 458
.. 1 905
.. 2 249
.. 8 693
12.002
9464
Rep. mo J 2,538
Dem. Wardt. Jien.
1,143 1 H" 282
1.513 Itt 2 580
1 7t4 20 8 700
1.T22 21...
2 942 22...
123...
9,464 21...
125...
7
28
, 1.822
... 2 030
... 1,954
...1.698
... 919
... 969
... 729
16,175
16 628
Jtem.
3S0
2.606
8.782
1,019
1,472
1.656
1.6SI
1,491
80S
737
15,628
Ren. mnj... 517
(Tbe Eleventh and Twin., Division, or thin ward
ate tbe only ones incluawd lu the Fourth B i riot.)
THE VOTE IN THB ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
In 1S66 and 1867 was as follows:
I860. 1867.
DlST. Hep. Dent. Maj. Rep. Dem. M.j
1 8350 3201 146 R 8555 8202 203 R
2 2535 2906 871 D 2301 2192 52 4 D
3........ 2201 4779 2578 D 2081 4874 273D
4 3026 2202 824 R 8'HI9 2160 8I9R
5 25)0 2709 1931) 2290 2738 448L)
V365 V172 193R 224 1 2100 8114
7 8192 2128 I06IR 2765 228K 477R
M 8 1 60 2549 607 H 8121 22h7 U5IR
mi 28MI 600D 1746 8069 .823D
10 8345 2423 922 R 8200 2578 627R
11 t07 27;13 247 R 26.59 2819 1 01)
12.... 33MI 2466 871 R 8O11I 2613 8SSR
13 1793 3038 1245D 164' V9S7 1418D
14 8211 2919 29214 8189 8035 154R
15 8516 8023 492R 8539 8220 81414
1 8351 2159 I192R 2U60 2319 64 lit
17 8042 2598 444 R 29:48 2509 369R
18 8322 2924 890 R 8089 8211 12 2D
Including 407 votes for an Independent can
didate, OHIO.
The following are the names of tbe
Candidates for State Officers.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
J?Tu6ifca. Democratic.
J. R. Sherwood. Thomas Hubbard.
FOR SUPREM B JUDGE.
William Wbite. William K. Fink.
Tbe following are tbe names of tbe
Congressional Candidates,
Dittrict. Jlepublietm. DemocratUs,
1. ueni ttKgiesion. r. w.strader.
2. J'b E. Bteveusun. dmuel F. Carv.
a. Robt. C. Schenck. C. L. Vallandigham.
w vv m. i awrence.
5. Thos. E. Grlsell.
6. Jobn A- Smith.
7. James J. Wiuanu,
H. .lobn Beany.
. Wtu. H. Gioson.
10. James M. Ashiey.
11. JobuT. Wilton.
12. Nelson J. Turner.
13. Charles Cooper.
14 'Martin Weiker.
15. Ed. H. Moore.
ltt. Jobn A. BluKbam.
17. Jacob A. Ambler.
IH. Wm. H. Upson,
ltt. Mas. A. Garheld.
(Members of tbe Fortieth Ccngresi.)
in tne loiiowmg taoie is given
The Vote of Ohio Since lSDOt
Jonn S. Leedom.
VVm. Mungen.
Nelson Barrure.
Jobn II. Thomas.
Jobn H. Beuson.
K. F. Dickinson.
Truman H. Uoa.
Jobn Sands.
Pull. Van Trump.
Geo. W Morgan.
L. H. Crltoblleld.
Martin D. Follett.
Josiab M. E-itep.
Daniel T La vsou.
F. T. B-tukus.
James McKwen.
Tear. S p.
1600 Oof 2'iJ 854
" NOV 231 Oil)
1861 206 997
1862...M. 178,765
180H ; ..28.001
1864 Oct V37.2I0
Nov 205 154
lf6-5. .223 633
1866 256 302
1807 213.605
In tbe loliowlug table is given the
Majorities of 1866 aud 1807
by Congressional districts:
istt.
7)a
199 951
210 831
161.791
184,332
187 662
182.439
205 568
193,697
2 8,008
240 022
Jfif.
12 004K
20 779 R
65 20314
6 577l
101 09914
64,77114
69 6S'R
i9 916rt
42 690 R
2,93314
1867.
JXU AVp DiiZ Hep. JJtm.
I 920 ... lb4
268 ... 20 ...
3 .1067 ... ... 478
k264 ... 67 ...
- ... 2652 ... 6212
e 1579 ... ... 158
T il7l ... 262
8 ..18.V2 ... 247
O -1283 ... ... 1618
10 ((in ... 975
II ..-.2838 ... ... '
ia..M.M mm...... m. 8210 ... 6o78
13 mm 271 ... 2178
I.....- 1707 ... 633
1 2004 ... . 427
16.....M 1422 ... ... 121
IT 4642 ... 2278 ...
18 6505 ... 6167
It) 10U80 m. KitiS
In tbe Second district, Bamnnl F. Gary was
leotedbytbe Republicans to fill the vaoanoy
left by tbe election of Governor Hayes, He
anbtequently Joined tbe Democrats, and is now
their candidate for re-election. In the Thir
teenth district General George W. Morgan was
deolared eleoted in i860 by a majority of 271,
but tbe Hon. Columbus Delano successfully
contested his seat In the House.
INDIANA,
Tbe following are tbe names of tbe
Candidate for state) O Ulcers.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Jfepublican. Democratic
t onrad Baker. Thomas A. Hendricks.
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR,
. Will Cnmback. Alfred P. Edgerton.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATB.
Max. F. A. Hoffman. Renoen 0. Kise.
The following are the names of th
Cong-rennlonAl Candidate.'
IHlt, Kepubtirant. Jtemoeral.
1. Jme C. Veatoh. Wllllam K. Nlblaok.
2. Walter Q,.Gresbam. Michael O. Kerr.
3. R. N. Lamb. William S. Holman.
4. George W. Julian. Jobn 8. Rld.
ti JohnOobnrn. John W. Keightley.
A. William W.Carter. Daniel W. Voorhees.
7. Godlove H. Orlh. Mablon D. Manson.
N. Daniel D. Pratt. Nathan A. Ross.
. John P. C. Shanks. Robert Lowry.
lO "Wm. Williams. Andrew Ellison.
11. Jasper Packard. M. K. Farrand.
(Members of tbe Fortieth Congress.)
Tbe following table gives the
Vote of Indiana since 1800.
for every year wben a general eleotlon
held:
J'ear. Jiep.
1800-Oct mm136 725
NOV 139 0.13
1862 m......m. -118 617
1804-Ocl 152,084
" Nov 160.422
1866 169.601
In tbe following table are given the
Majorities In 1866
Dem.
126.908
133.110
128,100
131 201
130 2:43
155,399
was
Maj.
0 767R
6.923R
9,613 U
20.883 R
20,18914
14,20214
JJW. Jiep, l)em )(. Jl'P
1 1350 7.- 613
2. 1743 8. tMMWMt 20 )
3aaa aaaaa bDO O . aaa2L 48
4.....M 169 10 1272
a............. 62.8 11 2877
6........ 2474
Tbe State has been
election ot 1806, which
red Is trie ted since tbe
may materially afreet
tbe majorities for members of Congress this
year.
NEI1KASKA.
Tie iollowlDg are tbe names of
The Candidates.
FOB GOVERNOR.
Republican. Democratic.
David Butler. James 14. Porter.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATB.
Thomas P. Kennard. Victor Vlfqualn.
FOR STATB TREASURER.
James Sweet. J. A. Ware.
FOR CONGRESSMAN.
Jobn Taffe. Audrew J. Poppleton.
In tbe following table is given
The Tote of Nebraska In 1860 and 1867.
IVar. JlT. Dem. Jta)ority
1805 Treasurer. 8122 2519 873 R.
1806 Goveruor.........4093 8948 145 14.
" Cougress.....MM..4a20 4072 748 R
DEMOCRACY!
The Work of the Supreme
Court on the 30th of
September.
Tbe names of a portion of the persons natural
ized by tbe tipstaves of tbe Supreme Court on
September 80 are given below. The only pro
ft salt nals wbo fluure extensively are Jobn Ward,
appt arlng ten limes, and James A. Watsjn, five
times. Tbe following is the corrected summary
of the total work of the professionals:
James A. Watson 72, James A. Costello......l4
Tim Donohue 43
Kdward McNnlty......41
Hiram Jacobs 38
Bernard Mullln........38
George I'almer...........37
Jobn Ward 37
Hugh Brown 30
Theodore Snyder 33
Wllllnm Grosa......M....25
John Hurltnan .....24
Tbouiaa EvaiiB -22
Jobn H. Little 19
Etnesl Gentner ....19
Heniy WlKliam... ...... 17
TLomas Cochrane 17
Jonn Green .13
Cnarles Rogers 12
Sol. Pinheiro 11
P. F. McPherson.....MMll
P. H. Delaney 10
Henry Genlner .10
James Roob. .............. 10
William Campbell 9
A. De Bt nt-n 9
Joseph Ostertag... ...... 9
I UVUlQ l UIIU)BUU,.., I
'Han.... Illnhi,.. it
ucui uiu.iuauu yi
John Little 8
Mlobael Hays 6
The City Executive Committee
have sntborlzed the publication of the follow
ing raid. In connection with tbe lists which
we will publlsn from day to day:
Headquarters Union Republican City
Executives Commitike, No. 1105 Cbesnut
street, Pblladelpbia, October 1, 1868. Tne following-named
parties nave been naturalized
by tbe Supreme Court during tne present cam
paign. We call upon our friends to closely
examine tbe same as regards tbe residence of
the parly, tbe name of tne voucher, etc, and
to make copies of the same, to be used on elec
tion day.
WILLIAM R. LEEDS, President.
A AL ffiBHAW,
OUR NEW V0TE11S.
Naturalized Wednesday, September 30.
liame. Voucher.
Mlcnuei Cunningham, Robert Taylor
Richmond & Hunt-
lufcuou streets.
Thouias Crommay,
918 b. 17 lb street
James Ross,
Salmon b Somerset.
Bernard Martin,
1102 S. Front street,
William Bones,
Rear 837 Wash's av.
Jobn Donnelly,
2223 Pine street.
Cbarlet. O'Neill,
2124 Pine street.
Chnrles Mnrray,
814 b. Kigbtb street.
Peter Gurrety,
2027 Rut en bouse St.
Lewis A. Solomon,
821 South street.
James Barry,
112 Entaw street.
Thomas Bany,
112Eutaw street.
Jobn Miltenbeiger,
2720 Ml. Pleasant st.
Owiu Evuns,
Merlon Township.
George Kennedy,
Flutter's lane.
Pbilip Rjau,
4z7 Akeu place.
Heniy Werner,
1226 Randolph St.
Gabriel Kuukel,
1102Ltuueu street.,
lames Caldwell,
1019 Hunter si reel.
Jobn MaCausland,
87 lb and Lombard.
Miles McDerniolt,
1628 Dott street,
Tbomas Naugbtou,
Media.
Ungb Cook,
Hb9S Twelfth St.
Tin mas Mohan,
2747 C'oales street.
John Sweeney,
1140 William street
Col r ad Dnud,
Mlcl.ael Daley,
422 N. 22d street,
Meirlll McCann,
J Hires O'Brien,
739 Carpenter street.
Jobn bmith,
1330 Hancock street.
Patrick Horan,
Loa'csvine,
1011 S. Front street
James McCormaok
1501 Montrose street
A. J. Snyder
1301 Venango street
James McEtvenny
1102 S. Front street
Mio.'iael Todd
Charles O'Neill
42 Mead street
WHUam Hauey
2217 Lombard street
Ed war (4uinn
823 Swausou street
Jobn O'Malley
123 Christian street
Audrew J. McGralb
615 South street
Michael Barry
1245 Lombard street
do
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Joseph Pelllssler
832 York aveune
Enoch Enochs
Lower Merlon
James A. Watson
Germantown
Charles O'Neill
42 Mead alley
J. William Henry
Front street
J, John Gt-roae
4 Potts street
William J. Doyle
1012 Hunter street
Peter C. Golder
4 2U & Market streets
George Diamond
6 Youber street
Mlobael Flnegan
Media
Jeremiah Hamilton
26th and Kent streets
John G. Pabst
2747 Coates street
Cbaries Jones
1014 Rlahmond street
Patrick Wallace
John Comer
408 Spruce street
Jonn Riley
Geortte Diamont
6 Youber street
James Cartuey
1316 Hancock street
James Sbea
Coatesvllle
Eit.sn'i GuBnenhelmer.Henry Einstein
Dun lei Conner.
2120 Locust street.
Ne l Dougherty,
2325 Ransom street.
Joi n Burns,
llaverfoid.
Jobn Fae,
viHbuippen street.
John G. Hueer,
Sixth inn Sblppensts
Philip Malbalber,
7J0 w. Mfieeulb ST,
Andrew Soott.
ContlLental Hotel.
Jonn Bier
2123 Locust street
William Delaney
Warbn street
B. F. Taylor
Havei ford
Charles Stopper
714 Bulppon street
do
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ATam. Voucher.
Jacob Sanl, W. H. Wrlahtmayer
1241 Leithenw street. 1400 Brown street
Barney Coffey. Charles Ron rite
. 3124 Fairfield street. 2215 Filbert street
Michael Hern, George King;
837 Mnnntaln street 822 Washington Ave
Mark Nelld, John Green
j-caaon ana cresson. 946 s. seoona street
William Lawlor.
uuwiwn van,
1414 Green street
James Shea.
Cbesnnt street
Joseph Mormon.
Thomas Williams
Christian Knapp
489 N. Third street
James Burns
17 Bedford street
jonn uoyie
2611 Callowhlll Street 2417 Callnwhlll atrnnt
juicnaei u. uieanoo, jonn uooner
1904 Pearl street
Henry Banbrick,
416 24th street
Thorns Powers.
2405 Howard street
PU Bomer.
Fenn st German'wn
Henry Murpby,
Jobn Halev,
22d and Barker sts.
Charles Mccarty,
Brsncbtown.
William Dee.
Cbister county.
John Dsley,
143 Jnniper street
Jobn Smith,
222 Oast ill street
John Doley,
Chester county.
Mortln Wblte,
2222 Cnthbert street
John Roney,
918 Vine street
Alexander Murpby,
1718 Cambridge st
Jobn Rsgan,
Daniel Bradley,
Media.
Ik) alt be w Ellis,
rear 644 Sonth street
Jobn J. Drach,
243 8. Ninth street
Frederick (lamp,
987 N. Fifth street
Geoige Butt,
021 Poplar street
Jobn McFadden,
Jobn Ralley,
1623 Ellsworth street
Isnso Gorman,
8 Prince street
William Nevana,
822 N. Third street
John Enig,
1420 Pink street.
Thomas White,
Navy Yard.
Fat rick Ryan,
Hestonvllie.
Richard Bugley,
426 Maria street
Terrence Mooney,
13 Bedford street
Francis HuflDtr,
809 Poplar street
Jobn S. Gordon,
Swancon & Christian.
John Doolan,
718 Locust street
Jobn Daly,
620 Sblppen street
John Conlan,
15 Wt stern avenne.
Thomas Kelley,
Second and Quarry.
William Steel,
Hanly st, ab German.
Richard McCarthy,
148 N. Water street
Jacob Brukner,
1318 Market street.
Fmnz McCauley.
1213 Yoik street
Ct.arles Meiers,
214 Juniper street.
Jacob Gosb,
711 N. Third street.
408 Soruoe atreet
George Diamond
-8 Fowler street
George Martin
Front and Colombia av
Jobn Mack
1122 8. Tblrteenth at
James Murpby
John Ward
1918 Filbert street
James A, Watson
Germantown
Lewis Gordon
815 Filbert street
Jobn J. Trogan
606 N 24th street
Hnsh Brown
800 Brown street
Lewis Gordon
815 Filbert street
B. MoManus
1638 Market street
M tonne! Sbey
9)4 Vine street
James Yonng
HlSGIrard avenne
Daniel Desmond
WlllinmP. Realty
Media
Henry Davis
615 Sixth street
Jobn River
831 Burns street
Chatles Znlgler
911 N. Third street
Jonn Peltmyer
921 Poplar street
Jobn Baloer
2123 Locust street
John Bulke
920 S. Tenth street,
James Carm
8 Krtder's alley
Jobn Frits
922 N. Third street
Josenb Lelbrandt
414 Thompson street
Philip Smith
Navy Yard
George Deegaa
Ford, road
Michael Lyncb,
826 RHCbel street
Hueb Campbell
1017 Carpenter street
William Henney
Front and Wood sts.
William hi. Donnelly
814 Buffjlk street
Jobn Logan
8 Clymer street
Henrv Davis
615 N. Eleventh st
Dennis Monaban
1414 Race street
Edward Lynch
8 selsero court
Michael McGlnnies
9 Concord street
W. W. Agin
Thorn ns Williams
835 Market street
H Riley
1110 Beach street
William Gross
220 Jnniper street
Joseph Odtertag
i8oo in. f rom street
Willotigbby Norrooks, Samuel L. Snyder
Ills Division Btreet
Philip Carson,
716 S. Fonrtn street,
Daniel Daley,
1019 Girard avenue.
Jobn Murpby,
Jobn Banner,
15 Hogg street
Matbew Fogarty,
Radnor townsblp,
Delaware county.
Barles Scbrerner,
137 Marcus street
William Mccloskey,
Jobn Grtflen,
Arnold Hurgel,
Jobn Mnrpby,
Back 426 Christian,
James Logan,
242 Stamper street.
James McAnner, Jr.,
1700 Wood btreet
J. Balmer,
M on t gono ery county,
George Story,
John Coyle,
247 N. Tenth street.
George Fisher,
Chester county.
Andrew Bartol,
David Gllmore,
14 Callowhlll street.
George Brackenrldge,
- 413 lintiau street.
Jntepn Iron,
Lower Merlon.
Michael Bendel,
2733 Coatts street.
Jomes Shields,
805 Ellsworth street
1155 Cleat field street
Henry Fitzgerald
48 Almond street
Jamea Young
1015 Girard avenne
James Murpby
Jobn Anderson
1712 Barker street
TnoruHS Dorsey
330 Bt. Jobn street
J. William Henry
Front street road
James Mooney
Mortimer O'dhea
Thomas O'Donnel
James Corcoran
722 Carpenter street
Pa'rlck O'Connell
811 Union street
Cbarlfg Rod vers
1020 S. Second street
Jonn Johnson
Mom gomery county
William Boyle
Thomas Fl'zgerald
128 Spruce street
Henry Mesper ,
212 Juniper street
Lewis Leranx
600 Powell street
Thomas Tobln
105 Callowhlll street
W illiam Brackenrldge
804 Bbippen Btreet
Thomas Kllley
Lower Merlon
Jobn G. Pabst
2747 Coates street
David Williams
2007 South street
J. McClelian
Delaware county
James Groaan.
Mcntcomerv county,
William G. Lonicbltn. Jobn Ward
6 Strlck well court 1018 Filbert Btreet
Geoiee Cbarman, Charles A. MaoCrear
M17 f. Keventu tuicek too ouuiu street,
John Hanaban,
7?5Snippen street.
Geoige Hauser,
Hancock street
Geotfce Miller,
Daniel Donahue
122 B. Ninth street
Solomon Dreifuss,
136 Maikel Btreet.
John Sinltb,
1826 Murray street
Patrick Gatbgan,
8 Charlotte street.
William Celsiiiger,
455 Franklin street.
Dennis Sweeny,
Norrlstown.
Jo'bn NeUon,
8hb2 Walnut street.
John Devlin,
Norrlstown,
James Garrety,
1708 Carlton street
Rbody Btaleny,
1902 Wood Btreet.
James Maber,
Delaware county.
Anton Smltb,
844 Girard avenue.
William Maban,
1119 Ellswoilb Bt.
Patrick Heniy,
8 l3ymer street.
Andrew ilelmnlb,
, . 7 . , . , . . i . . ... -
I'llinp of- nurim ais.
William Mardell,
820 Campbell street
Johepb Poplts,
181 Chesuut place.
James Kltcpatrick,
8633 Green street
Martin Wetnan,
7th A Lombard Sts.
John Murray,
103 Callowhlll Btreet
Jobn McFariden,
241 h bd Walnut BUS.
Dai by Wr'gbt,
104 N. Water street
William Pntion,
6 I Iii m b t place.
Mt'-hnel Rortgers,
1025 Filbert street
Jerni.'lab Buckley.
1639 Olive street
Mlctiael Clnon,
1811 Sixteenth street
Brysu Conrad.
4 Fowler street
ThLrnHS lloaob,
2300 Chef nut Btreet.
Julius AdelHtielmer,
190 Race street.
Corntlius Comery,
1206 Hamilton street.
JoNepb Koantree,
604 H. Twenty-third.
J.hn Kelley.
Oak ard Wood sts.
Fiancls Rellly,
4l6Tbtrty-slxtb Bt.
James McDonald,
Bistn ana r inner sts
Andrew Knspper,
Columbia Bridge.
John McGulre,
Lancaster pike. .
Francis Keny,
James A. Matthias
709 H. Eighth street
George A. Baker
Master and Front sts
Thomn8 O'Donnell
224 N Front street
Barry Greenwald
136 Market Btreet
James Young
1015 Girard avenue
Andrew Melley
913 uaiiowbiu street
Charles Bauer
912 callowhlll
John McGarten
Conshohucken
Samuel A. Hill
30tn aud Ludlow sts
Jobn MoGarlen
Conshonocken
David Barry
1730 Carlton street
Jonu Kane
940 N. Third street
Michael Finuegan
Ireland
WiHlaiu Camerer
1214 Hope street
Thomas MoMahan
1108 Coates street
John Downs
2 Heggt-rt plaoe
Gottlelb Noller
18i9 G' r man town av
Hnry Gillbaln
810 3'iutu I3tu street
Jonn Medhurst
131 CbeNuut plaoe
John Glenuey
Darby road
William Jones
1918 Lombard street
Patrick Murray
407 North Front Btreet
Jamea Carr
204 South 22J street
Tbomas Stewart
105 Vine street
James Little
6 II m let place
Jonn Ward
1018 Filbert street
John UlUbt
131 Eleventh street
do
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Jobn Ward
1018 Filbert Btreet
Samuel Went
640 Marshall street
David tiarry
Tbomas Orchran
17 Oixego street
James Greer
746 h. Finn street
John F y
424 Lombard street
John Ward
1018 Filbert street
Leonard Martin
John Nelson
622 8. 8t-And street
Wli liiiu Karr
Kami. Vouehtr.
Levering Bob air, Leonard Martin
1242 Poplar street 1304 Vine street
James Donnelly. Patrick MoNnlty
1281 N. Nineteenth it 1612 Thompson Street
James Kenney, P. H. Delaney
1202 N. Tbird street Germantown,
Charles Donnelly, Jobn Riley
926 Snfloik street 1011 Olive street
Rlobard Player. Patrick Koslin
916 8, Eleventh street 928 Rodman street
Patrick Casslday, Hnah Collins
Southampton oonrl. 742 Carpenter street
Patrick Donegan, John Ward
1927 Jones street 1018 Filbert street
Cbris, Bauman, Jacob L. Blumhard'
2617 Frankford road. Trenton ave. and Ana
William Ward, Charles Jones
w imam ana HAimon 1014 inoomona street
James Craney.
Benton's court
Joseph Tracey,
120 A rob street
Jobn Peoples,
4148 Lndlow street
Bernard Conway,
Dennis MoNamarrl,
1809 Moravian street
Bamoel Gale,
Second and Queen,
Jobn Divine,
Mlobael Bradley,
Torresdixle.
Jobn Bach tie.
Jobn H. MoNulty
30 t'rlme street
William Tebley
1629 Jones street
William Tebley
1630 Jones street
Jobn Mo Williams
John Smith
1521 Market street
Mlobael MoGlnnls
9 Concord street
James Green
740 8. Fifth street
Dennis Bradley
416 8. Twelfth
Josenb Ostertair
4tb and Columbia av. 1856 N. Front atreeft
Timotny nernay, John Brady
Delaware count v.
Redmond Mellen,
924 Auburn street
Patrick Moran,
639 Bed lord Btreet.
Daniel Strain,
s i-iroy street.
Seventh and Moss st
Jobn Kane
922 Auburn street
Petr Dick
747 S. Seventeenth St
James McGulgan
63 Andress street
Michael A. Tlmmony. J. Henrv Drane
609 S. Fllteenlb st 2100 Locust street
Daniel Smltb, Patrick Hayes
242 Asbbnrton Btreet 2406 Walnut Btreet
James McGllnky, J. Henry Campbell
iviit Button wooa st. 1014 Button wood st
A. P. Morris.
619 S. Fifteenth St.
Patrick Casey,
Branchtown,
John Morris,
Alder Btreet
John McGurk,
234 Pine street.
Jamea Desmond,
7 Nlcetown lane.
Jobn Conner,
M. A. Tlmmony
James A. Watson
Germantown
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Hugb Drain
1214 L-icnst street
Francis Kb ford
502 8. Front street
William Bberman.
624 Sears street
Maurice Reed
649 Bedford street'
James Pargon
1U5 ChrlsUan street -do
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Georse Bewlev -
rear 1210 Fllzwat.er st rear 1210 FitzwatAr at
rreu'K memmerviscn, Adam uaiy
Dennis Germon,
640 Bedford street
Tbomas Wbelen,
Nlcetown,
Jobn O'Brien,
TlOKa Btreet.
Christopher Pear,
Lewis Belderman.
David Meyer,
154 Poplar street.
Tbomas McGary,
Jobn Martin,
730 Bwacson street.
Lnowlg F. Schirmer,
hi v ine street.
John Fraber,
1331 Hancock street
William Dever,
2319 Benin co.
Charles F. McClosky,
20th and Race streets.
William J.Atkins,
1918 Bottonwood Bt
Adam Gotes
Jobn Kennedy
430 N.J second street
John Nelson
Joseph Prader
28 Beck street
William Cronse
635 Beacn Btreet
George Wolf
1331 Hancock street'
Wlblam Campbell
2019 Hansom street
Patrick H. Campbell
1914 Buttonwoodnre
Patrick H. Campbell
1914 button wood a tree
Ienstius Fovler. Henrv Gerhard
434 wasbington,Man'k loo Mechanic Man'JC
Filih and Bblppes sts 124 Monroe street
William Deeus.
1319 Charlotte street.
Alex. Anderson,
Chester county.
Joseph Sandbach,
Patrick Cullen,
24 N. 20i b street
Michael Marnell,
Westchester.
John Wood,
24 N. 20th street.
lUniy Clark,
201 n and Bedford sts.
Michael Doollng,
Front and Pine sts.
Cb rial opber Bow man.
Media
Conrnd Becker,
2010 N. 6th Btreet.
Patrick Boyce.
1139 William street
Ausnrtus Lentz,
770 S. Front street
Martin McLaughlin,
ojo cnrtbtiun street.
August Muller,
419 callowhlll Btreet
Tbomas Carroll,
Germantown.
William Green,
134 Green lane.
James MvLlnden,
Diamond street.
Emanuel Jacobs,
618 Bontb street
William Bamuel,
646 Soutb street
(e'amuei Franklin,
824 South street.
Geoige lSUbh,
1606 N. Filth Btreet.
Andrew Maguire,
919 Seventeenth St.
Tbomas McCann,
Delaware county.
Patrick Keenau,
Delawaie county,
Patrick Kenney,
815 B. Seventeenth St
John Dougherty,
Avoudaie.
George Fisher,
1034 Fourth street.
James Cody,
22d and Fowler sis.
Frank J. Hlpllus.
4321 Main St., Ger.
Peter Mulholland,
820 Fallon street.
Wm. King,
641 Gulliord Btreet.
Abraham Fury,
614 South Btreet
Bern aid Fabbrl,
Axer street
Jobn Aylward.
11 Duunakersav.
Jobn McNtcbol,
726 Lebanon street
Joseph Droll,
28ib and Powell st
Jobn Fitzgerald,
610 Anapolls sk
Geoige Oblerlck,
UXiO Sanson street
Daniel Miller,
915 Noble btreet.
Lawieuce Murlagh,
lOiu and Wood,
Aitbur Hughes.
Amtricau St Master.
George Rush,
1516 N. FlRb street. -Jaujt.s
Darrus,
45lb and Lancaster.
James Lumuey,
624 S. Front street
Jobn O'Rourk,
446 Get man street
John Murpby,
(Letter county.
Wlblam Bloblibld,
Jacob Bcba&b,
628 Queen stieet
John lione,
Lower Meilon.
DennlH MuCalilgsn,
116 Green street.
Hugb Bowman.
Cbester county.
Owen Holdeu,
1717 Wood street.
Geoige Watson,
40ib and Lancaster
Jacob Brings,
742 Shi been street.
Francis Clark,
838 s. Ninth street
George Breyer,
1306 N. Becona street.
Michael Devlin
Hancock and Master
Tbomas Whlteford
Cbester county
James Walton
106 Master Btreet
John Ward
1018 Filbert Btreet
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William Belshaw
1906 Wilcox street
James Brady
1 Kaln's court
James Moore
Falls of Schuylkill
Frederick Kreulzuan
143 8 5lh street
Patrick McGarvey
1130 William street
Louis Lang
117 Catharine street
Tbomas King
100 Union street
Jamea Bartholomew
812 Wood street
James A. Watson
Germantown
William Campbell
20 19 Sansotn street
James Mason
214 Master street
Solomon plnbetro
153 N. Tenia Btreet
Adolf Indlu
762 8. Eleventh street
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Jacob Bernh trd
1250 Charlotte street
Michael Flynn
1102 Thirteenth stree
John Burns
Delaware oonnty
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William Sweeny
Revel Taylor
ion S. Front Btreet
Gus Kaulmsn
t-28 Brown street
Tbomas Cochran
17 Otsego street
Wm. Campbell
2oi9Mansom Btreet
Cnarles O'Malley
824 ChrlsUan Btreet
Solomon Pinheiro
1630 N. Tenth street
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Michael Malatlsta
18lb and Christian st
Thomas O'Donnell
224 N. Front street .
James Linn
Frank Relgnald,
755 N. Tulrd Btreet.
James McGlaugbila
8iu and Filswater
Jobn Mulholland
723 Bedford street
Wm. McGlaugnlln
1027 Snlppeu street.
Geoige Humphreys
1936 Wood street
Peter May
845 Oxford street
Jacob Bernbard
1261 Charlotte st
Mlobael Boy lea
46tn aud Lancaster
Francis P. Wnlie
626 Penn strtek
William Rigan
Eonls court
James Maione
913 Vine street
James Newbouse
827 Wood street
William Adams
609 3. Finn street
Daniel C. Kerrigan
Lower Merlon
John MoGonegal
115 Green slreen Bt
George Diamond
6 Fowler utreet
John Cuslck
2024 Cutbuert street
Jonu Kelson
222 B Sixth Btreet
CbHrles Henricl
207JJombard Btreet
Jonti Maok
1122 S Thirteenth Bt
Jar. d Weasman
1442 N. Front street
J. MeKenua.llaverfordB. F. Taylor, Haverforil
1). ua)iagOei,riaveiiuru i nurt.uua, uituwiui
John Robinson,
Willialowu.
Phillips Smith.
Nlcetown.
Patrick Fata,
242 Ox rora street.
Mori Is Wilbelr,
1442 Oak st, Manuy'k
Bernatd Crosson,
231 Cotton st, Man'k.
Coin Cabil,
8018 Market street.
John Divine.
1619 Oarvr street
Total for September 30
I'ubllaheU iretloualy.
James Maloue
913 Vine street
James Ragan
105Curlslan street
Jamea Martin
1340 N second street-
.Tnhn (IrMIL
, 740 a Fifth street
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Wm. b Tebley
1513 Malloy street
Pa' nek MoMenainla
1118 Locust street
eseses
.204
Grand total.
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