Henry A. Parsons, Jr., - Editor
THURSDAY. DEC. 6, 1877. -
Our thanks are due Hon. L. A.
Mackey for favors in the way of Pub.
Docs.
From tba Pittsburgh Telegraph,
Pennsylvania lu Congress.
Forty-seven members of the Forty
fourth Congress are natives of Penn
sylvania, as follows: Senators," Wil
liam A. Wallace, of Pennsylvania,'
born In Huntingdon county ; J. Don
ald Cameron, of Pennsylvania, In
Middletown ; James G. Blaine, of
Maine, In Washington county; J.
Hippie Mitchell, of Oregon, In Wash
ington county ; S. J. R. M'Millau, of
Minnesota, In Brownsville, and John
J. Patterson, of South Carolina, In
Juniata county, Representatives,
Chapman Freeman, Charles O'Neill,
Samuel J. Randall, Wm. D. Kelley,
Alfred C. Harmer and William Ward,
of Pennsylvania, were born in Phila
delphia; J. Newton Evans, of Penn
sylvania, was born in Chester county;
Helster Clymer of Pennsylvania, in
Berks ; A. Herr Smith, of Pennsylva
nia in Lancaster; Hendrick B.
Wright, of Pennsylvania, In Luzerne;
James B. Rellly, of Pennsylvania, In
Schuylkill; John W. Killiuger, of
Pennsylvania, In Lebanon ; Edward
Overton, Jr., of Pennsylvania, in
Bradford ; John T. Mitchell, of Penn
sylvania, in Tioga; Jacob Campbell,
of Pennsylvania, In Somerset ; Wil
liam S. Stenger, of Pennsylvania, in
Franklin ( Levi Maish, of Pennsylva
nia, in York; L. A. Mackey, of
Pennsylvania, in Union ; Jacob Tur
ney, of Pennsylvania, in Westmore
land; Thos. M. Bayne, of Peunsylva
nir, in Allegheny ; Wm. Shallenber
ger, of Pennsylvania in Westmore
land ; Harry White, of Pennsylvania
in Indiana: John M. Thompson, of
Pennsylvania, in Butler; Lewis F.
Watson, of Pennsylvania, in Craw
ford ; James Williams, of Delaware,
in Philadelphia ; Thomas A. Boyd, of
Illinois, in Adams ; George A. Bick
mell, of Indiaua, in Philadelphia:
Hiram Price and Addison Oliver, of
Iowa, in Washington ; Theodore W.
Burdick, of Iowa, in Crawford: Rush
Clark, of Iowa, in Bedford ; Chester
B. Darrall, of Louisiana, in Somerset,
John E. Leonard, of Louisiana, in
Chester ; Horuce B. Strait, of Minne
sota, in Potter; John H. Pugh, of
New Jersey, in Chester: Fernando
Wood, of New York, in Philadelphia;
Nelson H. Vanvorb.es, of Ohio, in
Washington ; Amos Townsend, of
Ohio, in Fayette; De Witt C Gid
dings, of Texas, in Susquehanna,
Joseph Jorgensen, of Virginia, in
Philadelphia ; Thaddeus C. Pound, of
Wisconsin, in Warren county. As
will be observed: besides our own
Senators, we have furnished four to
other States. Twenty-four of our
twenty-seven Representatives are
"native here and to the manner born,"
leaving but three "carpet baggers,"
while seventeen of the sons of the
Keystone State, have been returned
from districts outside of the Common
wealth. New York is the only State
that has more representatives in the
present Congress than Pennsylvania,
forty-nine members having been born
within her limits.
The Sayres Post-Mortem.
.WHY THE UNFORTUNATE WOMAN
HELD SO TENACIOUSLY TO LIFE.
The post-mortem examination of
the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Sayres,
the victim of the tragedy in the
Church of the Ascension, on the 18th
ult., took place yesterday afternoon,
at half-past one o'clock. Coroner
Goddard and Dr. Henry C. Chapman
were present, besides several of the
Pennsylvania Hospital physicians.
It was ascertained that .the ball en
tered the back, between the seventh
and eighth ribs, and took at first a
downward course, ruptured a blood
vessel, the blood from which became
clotted against the spinal column and
by its pressure caused the paralysis.
From the blood-vessel the ball went
upward and penetrated the left lobe of
the lung. The spinal column was
not fractured, as was supposed before
the examination. Coroner Goddard
remarked that altogether it was one of
the most interesting post-mortem ex
aminations he had. ever attended.
The inquest will take place at 11
o'clock this morning, at the Coroner's
office.
Yesterday morning the counsel of
Alexander Sayres went to Moyamens
ing Prison to inform him of the death
of his wife. When the news was
broken to the prisoner he seated him
self upon his bed and wept like a child,
but starting up suddenly he ex
claimed : ''Before her death it was
but a struggle for my life. I was
- never safe." Philadelphia Times.
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bo guide to the general stock market.
Come rebel bonds and notes, assets of
the bankrupt Bank of North Carolina,
were sold at auction in Raleigh on the
13th lust. One man paid $6.70 for
$100,000 of treasury notes, and $3.40
for $400,000 in bonds. Another
bought fl82,O0O worth of the notes
for$2 50, and $628,000 of North Caro
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unsigned notes were sold for $9.75.
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That magnificent piece of architec
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was presided over for two years by
that able and eloquent young divine,
Rev. A. N. Craft. He was transferred
to Titusville in the autum of 1873, and
there, as in Fredonla, his eloquent and
fearless sermons are listened to by
multitudes. All who have visited the
camp ground on Chautauqua Lake
have been impressed with the power
of his logic and the beauty of his speech
From over-work and anxiety connec
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casionally subject to billious attacks.
Sensible in this as in all other matters,
he does not hesitate to use for his re
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Pastor of M. E. Church, Fredonla, N. Y.
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In the Court of Common Picas of Elk
County, No 81, Sept. Term 1877.
In the matter of the account of Wm.
H.Pachman Trustee for Bondholder
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