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THURSDAY, 'SEPT. 30, 1869.
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET
szA•
FOB ttovr.vacor.:
JOHN W. GEARY.
=DOE OF sr PREDLE COURT
.11.5.11-1" W. WILLIAMS.
COUNTY•
ASSOCIATE JUDGE DISTRICT coma.
JOHN M. EIREPATRICE.
ASSIBTANT LAW =DOE, COInICIE PLEAS"
FRED'S. H..COLLEER.
ETATE SiNATz—THOMAS HOWARD.
A.sessa.i—MlLES 8. HUMPHREXii.
ALEXANDERMIL LAR.
JOSEPH WALTON,
JAMES TAYLOR,
D. N. W RITE,
JOHN H. HERB.
ISTuatinr HUGH 8. rLEMINO.
TB.BAsyma--JOS. F. DENNISTON.
CLERIC Or COITRTS-208EpH BROWNE.
Bscoams---THOSIAS H. HUNTER.
OomsastnowEß—)HAUNCEY B. BORTWICE.
}MISTER—JOSEPH H. GRAY .
Claim OBFILASEO COURT—
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HILANDB
• Dlazarolt OF Poon—ABDIEL McCLITRE
WB PRINT on the inside pages .of
this morning's Gi g—Second Page:
General Intelligenc; State Items, the Crops,
Extravagance of American . Women.
Third and Sixth . pages: Ilnanu and
Trade, Markets, Imports, River News.
Seventh page: Grand Rapids and Indiana
Railroad, Arguing With Women, James
Russell Lowell, Raising et Child by the
Hand, AMILUIrieILIB. •
.11. B. BONDS at Frankfort, 871
PSTBOLEVK at Antiverp, 56/f.
GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 131.1.
Smell Carbon and Philadelphia both
claim' M. PACKER as a citizen, it is
pleasant to anticipate that after the elec•
lion there will only be a fraction of the
candidate left in either. For the combin
ed remnants. $8,95 would be s gorgeous
,rice.
Ouu FRIENDS in the Somerset Senato
rial district have composed _their differ
entes, Mr. Stutsman withdrawing from
the ticket, and Mr. Edward Scull, the
editor of that excellent journal, the Som
erset Whig, taking the vacant place. The
district gave about 1,000 majority for
?}RANT last year, and its Republicans will
not now "go back" upon their favorite
- ournalisL
- ,
flommercial is actuated by a valor
as &lured as it is unique. It, denounces
by name, as ‘'corruptionists" men who
are three or four, hundred. miles away;
but it fails to tell who the men are for
uchoks overthrow it counselled the organ
ization of a "People's movement in Alle
gheny county." Such valor must excite
thugontempt of many earnest men who
looked for better qualities in that quarter.
Tam Chinese Wagon has been given
to a popular and capable citizen . of the
Pacific Coast. We knew Gov. Low, of
California, to be a sound Republican, and
that he made an excellent member of Con
gress. We are quite sure that he has the
scholarly and diplomatic ability which
his new trust demands, and we are only
curious to hear, whether he accepts or re
jects the peculiarly Californian vievr
of
tho Chinese capacity for the civil, as well
as the ,political privileges of American
citizensbip.
A. Yams 1141TORTAFT 'MEETING Of the
County Republican Committee is to be
held on Tuesday next. Its especial ita;
portance springs from the request of the
Committee, that the Chairmen of all the
local Vigilance Committees, in wards,
boroughs, townships or , precincts, will
meet them is the consultation, which it Is
exepected, will result to thage
of
our Republican army. We have here all
the elements of 'a victory, id the' cities,
boroughs, county autif3tat,; and it needs
only to organlielfieni pioOrly,
arid' that
will organize the sweeping ,triumph o
Republfcanhan in the old teystone Corn
monwealth. . ,
Wang we firmly believe that GEAR. I
stud WILLIAMB Will secure a handsome
majority , .of the suffrages cast in this
state on the 12th of October, for the
offices for which they are respectively .
candidates, we earnestly admonish Re
publican voters not to allow the assurance
of victory to relax their efforts. The
majorities will be in' proportion to the
fullness of the poll. What is desirable is
not a bare escape from defeat; but a vic
tory so conclusive that it shall electrify
and , enure ' our ftiends throughotit the
linlort. To *Wend it is needful that-ue
Oils be taken to kit all the . itepub li dn
-vats' re s out on - tlici 'cla:y of election. : rl'Tite
preliminaries of this work b
cannot be com
menced a moment too soon, or . e pressed
with too much vigor and persistene.
WE are disposed to admit about all the
supporters of Mr.PERSIIING may claim
for him in respect to personal character
and prOfessional attainments. But what
ever May be urged in his behalf as to
these 'particulars will not satisfy us that
he ought to be raised to the Supreme
bench. Mr. SHARBWOOD is the full peer
of Mr. RERSICING as a man, and his su•
perior as a lawyer. Yet from the first
day he took his seat alone of the Judges
of the Supreme Court down to the pre
sent hour, he has given the whole weight
of his abilities and influence to such con
struction of the laws as to meet themeces
sities of the Democratic party. do
not urge this to his special disparagement.
Judges are but men, and are certain to
be biassed just as other ,men are. Bar
we urge this as a reason why Republicans
should adhere to their judicial candidate.
Mr. WlLLtetts sustains a personal char
acter without a blemish, and as a jurist
he is greatly superior to his comßetitur.
F. P. REED.
\ Tins 3101tNING, with appropriate exer
`cises and ceremonies, the corner stone of
the foundation of the proposed new High
School building, on the hill overlooking
Liberty avenue, will be laid, and we
trust there will be very general attend
on the pall d,' those interested in the
welfare, advancement and prosperity of
the system of free ) andpopular educati
It is a matter of congratulation that the
High school has, after a s truggling exis
.
tence of some fourteen years, at length
gained solid foundation in the hearts of
the people, and that, from henceforward,
it will be more than ever able to work
good in its broad educational field, and
will daily garner more , strength and be
better enabled to successfully baffle the
efforts of those who thoughtlessly would
deprive the people of a People's College,
where the rich and poor men's children
receive upon equal conditions edudations
above the average. of those imparted at
expensive and more pretentious institu•
1 bons. , ,
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE :. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1869:
VARIABILITY OF SENTIMENT.
In this country, for some years past, a
morbid sentimentability has been grow
ing np against the confinement of lunatics.
Even jurists of high personal and pro
fessional reputation, have gone almost to
the extent of declaring that no insane
person can be rightfully deprived of
liberty except for the commission of an
act of dangerous or fatal violence within
a few days of the commencement of pro
ceedings looking to restraint.
Opinion in England is vibrating to the
other extreme. A leading journal o f that
country seriously proposes that all indi
viduals who become hopelessly insane
shall be killed. If says :
"Is it, or is it not, a false sentiment of
mercy to persist in keeping them alive,
when we are compelled in selfsdefense
to deprive them of everything which
makes life valuable, or even endurable?
Since they can be cured neither of their
wickedness nor of their disease, and ex
ist as centers of moral infection and can-,
see of crime, violence, misery and danger
to all around, would it not be better and
wiser to put them out of the wav,alto
gether?
Other English journals refuse to go so
far, but adiocate the killing of all insane
I I
criminals; that is, all lunatics whose hal
lucinations lead them to violate any of
the rights of citizens.
If it were possible to consider human
beings simply as animals, these sanguin
ary • propositions might be entertained,
11 1
and even receive a much t
wider applies
tion. If a horse, cow, dog, ca, or other
domestic animal is reduced by fracture or
disease to a condition in which it is
useless, and with no reasonable prospect
of amending, the owner is certain to put
it out of misery by the speedies 11
method within reach. If, on the contrary, 1,
a relative, male or female, is wounded or
sick in such a way that death is absolutely
inevitable every pains within the compass 1 1
of art will be taken to protract the anguish
or torture to the latest possible second.
- Philosophers have, indeed, both in an
cient and modern times, speculated upon
this disposition to exclude hu
man suffering, and, debated wheth
er it should be attributed to genu
ine- kindness- or a mawkish sensibil
ity; but these subtle speculations have
wrought no change in the practice of civ
ilized society, nor are they like to in com
ing time. So long as the least flutter of
hope remains—nay, after all hope shall
entirely depart—will members of a fam
ily watch and guard thts objects of their
love, , while they slowly and painfully
descend into the dark valley which must
ultimately cover the whole human race.
If it,wre reduced,, not simply to a
moral certainty, but to an actual one, that
a particular, lunatic would !lover, recover
the normal use of his intellectual and mor
al faculties, society might consent to the
taking of his life from considerations of
benevolence towards him, and of secu
rity and economy for his friends and the
community. But who will undertake to
decide as to that absolute certainty ? In
ware, when the blood of millions mounts
to boiling heat, tens of thousands of lives
are held to be of no account in compari
son to the attainment of definite military
advantages. While these slaughters
attest the readiness with which lives,
are sacrificed to accomplish public
ends,
_tht papjfimpitjha v t,vorneCt if ter
ministers a deep xebaketo human vanity
by demonstrating gist few Men —per
haps none—are of consequence outside
of their special family relations. Hun g
dreds tliousandi midis' the
rebellion. Sad and irreparable gaps were
made in many households. Hearts here
and there, all over the land, still bleed.
Bat the great aggregation which is called
the nation moves on as jocund and pros
perous as if the shadow of mourning had
notbeen thrown upon a single hearth
stone. But, in intervals when fierce pas
sions are hushed, who will undertake the
duty of determining whether a particular
lunatic shall be permitted to live, with
such mitigations of his infirmity as the
best medical knowledge renders practica
ble, or be put to death in the tenderest
manner?
PRODUCE THE DOCUMENTS.
We observe that some of the opposition
newspapers still insist that Mr. Asa
Packer "paid on last year's income, $lO4,-
000 taxes." If this be true, the payment
must have been the neatest bitof dodging
yet performed even by the distinguished
artist in that line who heads the opposi
tion ticket. For how did he , pay it ? To
whom 2. In his own name, or in the name
of another ? Where is the receipt therefor.?
Why is that document kept back from
the press, ;when its simple publication
would completely satisfy the people of
Pennsylvania that this wealthy gentleman
has not evaded his just share of the public
burthens ? •
The U. S. Assessor, Mr. J. N. Kerns,
gives his official certificate that Mr. Pack
er's return, last year, for internal revenue
taxes, was a watch or two and a lot of
silver plate, upon which he paid just
There is a great mistake somewhere in
this matter. It is easy for the friends of
Mr. Packer to produce and print the Col
lector's receipt. That will tell the truth. If
it is not brought to light, the people will
be very apt to think that it doe s not l exist.
Produce the documents. The people
would like to see the papers. Until they
do, the official certificate of the Assessor
will be worth just $8,95 and no more,
for a tax-payer who is reputed to hold at
least five millions of bonds.
The State and the Federal governments
are both interested in this affair. At
least one treasury has been denied itss
jut
claims, if not both. And the people are
equally interested in each. At present
the 18,95 certificate of AssessorKerns's
stands uncontradicted. The opposition
must "see that and go something better,"
or atknowledge the Produce They
Joust
" put up or shut up." the docu
ments, or the "bloated bond-holder" who
heads your ticket will stand convicted of
diddling the treasury of its just taxes
upon his vast wealth.
But we hear of something else. The law
requires the return to be made by the tax
payer himself personally, if resident, and
not by an agent or attorney. Mr. Packer
has made no personal return for two
years past. His $8.95 of tax was assessed
upon a return which, for prudential rea
sons doubtless; he caused his attorney to
swear to. Again, we entreat the opposi
tion to prove the falsity of this statement
by producing the documents which shall
satisfy an honest public.
A citizen who is capable of defrauding
the common treasury of all the people,
of the State or of the nation, of any sum
whatever, whether by wrongfully taking
out what belongs therein, or by covertly
keeping back what should honestly go in, ,
is not worthy to be entrusted with office
by his countrymen. If .the opposition
press imagine that Mr. Packer is sure of
the full Democratic support, whether this
cloud upon his good citizenship be clear
ed up or not,.we can tell them that they
will soon see their mistake.. There is no
party in this country which will know
ingly support an unworthy candidate.
_
STATE POLITICS.
EDWAB.D.Sunt, editor of the Somerset
Wing, has been chosen Republican can
didate for Senator in the place of Mr.
Stutzman, resigned.
TUE Philadelphia Press says: "The
campaign in the State for the Republicans
is becoming very active, and in some sec
tions almost equals the great uprising of
last year.
Yonit's burgess achieved infamy dur
ing Lee's invasion of Pennsylvania.
York county is intensely Democratic
still, and has a debt of $200,000, which
grows no smaller very fast.
Hort. Jouu CESSNA has been fighting
Democracy in his own county of Bedford
with such success that a very large reduc
tion in the usual Democratic majority is
confidently looked for this.year.
Sun • registry of Venango county,
which has just been completed, shows an
increase of over a thousand votes in that
county sine the Presidential election.
The Republicans of course expect to add
largely to their fair majority of last year.
They can do it.
H o n. llama Wasou, Hon. Glenni W.
Schofield, Ron. John Covode and others
addressed a huge iteeting in front of - the
Union Leave Rouse in Philadelphia. on
Monday. Two stands for speakers were
used, and the crowd besides being large,
was enthusiastic. A fine display of fire
works greeted the Invincibles when they
turned out.
WIIAT is patriotism? Is it not a love
of one's own country ? And how Ca
one exhibit die
istronger attachment and de
votion,to a tense than by _offering to
for it ?; Gen. Geary sacrificed his son,
his
on
the altar of patriotism, and exposed
own life many times in the defence of our
country, We shall pay a tribute to pat
rk
riotism, if we elect Gov. Geary.— Yo
True Democrat.
tiros what qualifications does Cyrus
Pershing's claims for Supreme Judge
rest ? Was he eyer a judge ? Is he a
y Did he ever conduct an
important 'caseer
?? Has he had any expe
rience for. the responsibilities of a seat
upon] the Supreme Bench? All these
questions intuit be answered .in the • Ilegem
tive. Bow- can any lawyer desire the
elevation of- imam man . to iha Bench t
?
If not, then can he Tat e for Mt. Perm
TEMPERANCE AND REFORM
CAMPAIGN.
Appointment of Vigilance
Committees.
The TemperenCe and Reform Executive Com
mittee of Allegheny county have selected the
following persons to act its Committees of Vigi
lance for thtir respective election districts'•
These Commit tees are authorized and requested
to increase their number by the addition of other
names whenever in their opinion such additions I
will add to their force and efficiency- -
The following resolution, adopted by the Cann
ty Executive Commir,ee before selecting the
Committees, will explain the nature of the du
ties which they are expected to perform:
Resolved, That the Vigilance Committees this
day to be selected for the various election dis
tricts of this county are expected, In conjunction
with this Committee, to take charge of the inter
ests of the Temperance and Refarm movement
for the ensuing campaign in their respective
districts, to see that public meetings are held
and to take such measures'as v ill result In bring•
fog ont a full vote on election day.
A prompt organization of every Vigilance
Committee throughout the county is desirable.
And upon organization each Committee is re
quested to report to ani at once put itself in
communication with the ()lacers of the County
Executive Committee, at their Headquarters,
No. 128 Smitbfield street, upstairs.
13y order of the County Executive Committee
All communications to be addressed to the See•
rotary•
JOHN B. CLASH, Chairman.
R. H. SEM.PLE, Secretary
, Pittsburgh.
FIRST WA.E.D.
.1. T. Sluestd, .Tobn Montgomery.
Adams Getty, John H. Ebert,
p. n. Speer'T. Vin'ent, Sr.,
Win. Thompson. Cant. Win. McEihtrron ,
Tito. W. Hackett, W. S. tiny,
SECOND WSW).
James !demi.
John %Mori.
Alec. Ai ems.
W. R. t..olve,
A. C. Wilson•
A. P. Cox.
P. A. }Wertz.
R. D • Clark.
James R. Reed,
TAIRD WARD
Amos Leirti,
T Josiah lit truer.
. J..Du•and.
Jar. J. Gray
TrKnnas J. Diens,
W. D. Gray,
FOURTII WARD
SanCi Rea,
Theodore Wood,
Chas• Hays,
T. A. vain,
A. C. Dravo,
W • 0. McClure,
Vd T. Waco.
Jas. Laughlin,
S. S. Fowler,
C. L. Gruff.
FlFill WARD.
Col. Robert Monroe,
John Itippey,
Joseph
Alex- Vesnpinellt,
Capt. ,
Wm. weeper,
Jesse H. Lippincott.
Wm , X. De Barrenne ,
51.ITIIWARD.
W. H. Eva'son. Jas. (Jervis.
Php James. Ernest W. Morrow,
John B. Bennett. John Davis,
0 • IL Everson, John Jose,
Peter Prlce. reran F.‘ ans,
V. , m. Hutchison, John Blass,
W. J. Caskey, Rich Eversen, Jr..
Govis Evans. Oct, Johnson,
Reese Price. Sidney Cooper,
John Timothy. David Davi s,. John B. Jones, Foster Alward.
StrENTLIWAU D.
J. T. Wray. John Douglas, D • D
W. A. Batchethr, * . David Reed,
Dr. Robt. Wray, Oeo. S. Swartz,
Dr. W. L. Fcster. D. M. Chambers,
Henry Smith, J. L Read,
Prof. Jos. I'. ariggs, Frank Semple,
Win. Floyd, John 1. loyd. r
F.IGIITIL WARD.
Emanuel Ecker, Jr., Robert Matthews,
James Ecker, John Epley,
Henry Cochran, Samuel Richardson.
John Davide, G. W. Worbey,
Jsru..a Dawson. Rev. John Sands,
William Llt,le, . J. W. Pope,
Andrews Burns, L. 0. Livingston.
s'lzsr.li
IFABD.
A. B. Cassell,
J. H. Reiston.
Capt. W. Crawford.
TENTH WARD.
Matthew McCandless,
James Marshall.
xt.Evsßrl.l WARD.
'Awls F. Duncan,
V: J. Hawek,
Wm. Lyon,
F• L. Rainbow.
Henry Have.
' , lex. Speer, '
J • 11.. McCune.
M lett 'l Bravo,
Julio A. Earbe,
Ed. F. W hitmore,
r 11 Benner,
Thos. A • Spence,
R-, H. Edgerton,
pante Bushnell,
Samuel Ellison,
Joseph Bell,
Thomas Jones,
John A. Genii,
H. Hageman,
James Atkinson.
Wm. hteCutcheon ,
Jos ph BArCiST.
Fr.llloB kisndiln.
T. D. Herron,
Capt. Howe.
. J. itammont.
S. C. Et mble,
bm.
Curryut i Cain,
Geo.
.....
THIRTERNTIII WARD.
C. P. Dcff, Alex. Rutledge,
Core
H a. Barnet, Inch. Herron,
Jal. arrison, Samuel Renate,
Benj. Wachter. John J. Taggart,
tic orge Evearts. Alex. Mcßane. 1
FOURTERNTIi WARD.
UMW), L 1.09 d, John Alderson,
J. J. Clark. John Moorehead,
3M. Et. McCord, R. S. Waring,
VV. R. Schmertz, A. P. Childs.
FITTERNTII WARD.
John Mel , alfe,
Goo. McKee.
Isaac Garen.
Wm. Thrumpst on
B. F. Bartlett.
Theta 1). Kelber.
Wm. Baur.
(leo. Ziegler.
Wallace mug"
e(ar„ w eft'
Ml yest)a.
M Bleak bey.
J .M.
Jae. iltuart,
Henry ti• Beaker.
Wm. Wo3lilayef,
tA I
l e ceW o l 4 : 1 Ele e l I
s rm e l tßnmwotanthr
Jas. Atkinson,
Sena. McElroy.
Las•Ba l outs Stelaardr,
J le .
Cleo. W. Humbert, -
Henry Stork,
Lucius .T. Etchards.
Chas. Blainkemver,
Wm. Or.ford,
SEVENTEENTH WARD
E am'l McMahon , 0• S. Williams,
ueo. D. Clowes, G• W. Turneg,
Janes ORtnpbell, James Tom
es,
J• J • tbutterlY, . J• B. r troud,
Joseph Attu. S . B. Turner.
W• L. 'Tenet. remuel Coivin.
ltubt. Moillintoolt, - J. M. Covert,
George Nprett. Dr. J• J. Covort
JAS• T • Islockley, Ueo• IS unnison •
EIGHTZENTIi wAILD•
Bsmuel 151. 'Kier, David Jones.
Sautual Carothers, John iierron,
John Moreland, Andrew Lyons,
r• •S. Sempl, , John Posey,
Wer• Francis, , Josiah Freeman.
David Krk, ; T• O. Kirkpatrick
Thomas 'Breslau. J• El. liarrod •
lIINSTILINTII W ARD •
Albert Lau l iV e an,
R.
lige Totten. S
r ham,
tt d . tr. ?Ali‘i'lbson: 11 ••
R. Tomer
Samuel W. Boren, John Oracle
pi, 'reWuZ,NTIETII WARD.
&Mrs,
John B. Bram
Lemuel up Jo d
w ar.
Jose
John Porter,
.1 • .13 • Anger, LOW de Chß s,
Frank
Samuel licL nc,
EL K. Porter.
W. U. Johnston,
• Paul lingua,
A• B. lioveard•
TWENTY-FIRST WAIID•
Moses ET • Allen. Frank Hall,
Wm• Stephenson, James Gelston.
John OettY, A. D• Armstrong
Curtis Haven, I A. T • Canfield,
Reer• A• J• Rich, Joseph Laurent.
•TiiCIITY.BECOND WARD.
WGiteut M . Irwin,. Mien B . Bruce. _
springer tiartmugo, John Alcierson, or.
John -redder. Ernest Succop.
it. Et. Hartley, Morris McCombs,
John Murdock. • W. A. linentben.
B. Wroth George!o3erry,
~
James P. Manna, IL X. PnunFT.•
1 TirgiTT-TIIIRD WARD.
COLS. . BOWRIOD,' ' M. -W. Banklti4'
Oman Thomas, , • . Will am R. Brown
"FL 4/3. ealliPr. ~ William Cowllio,
Tame
s.
Orandelt,' . •' T. Ji lanialletre -"
Allegheny.
FIRST WARD.
George Denniston,
Thomas Smith!
John Dawson,
George Irwin,
Wirt. Jennings,
Thomas Tatem,
Chal les R. hilbils,
M I/ Peebles.
W. W. Wallace.
Steotin WanD•
John M. Donaldson, A. M. Matthews,
J. It. Hill. J. S. Shslienberger,
T. C Froideveanz, John A. Canghey.
W. T. itlcnlitht, H. I'. Schwartz,
Andrew Taggart , . 1. Frank Blair,
Jonathan Gallagher, Oliver McCuntock,
.1. Ernest Schwartz, David Miller,
Estrus Bragddn. S. R. Daweon,
Col. John Glen, R. D. Thompson.
Capt J. kdale, Charles W. Goopar,
W. W. Rankin John Z. Hipsley.
FIRST PRECINCT—THIRD WARD.
James Park, Jr., W. G. Warren.
James livnd, D. G. Miller.
David Bilis% James Elliway,
James Miller, George W. Campbell,
It. C. Fulton. M. McMillin,
Dr. 0. L. Miller, 'Nelson Palmer,
M. Mcgonigle, John T. Hoak.
M. W. McMillen,
SECOND PRECINCT—THIRD WARD.,
DAVIE HICEey. Henry Charles.
B. W. Morrison, , G. W. McGinnis.
Thomas Graham, . ' William B. ream
FIRST PREHINCT—FOUTHi WMID.
Jos. Shallenberger ,
7 hos. Pry oat s
Anew Wakefield. ROL. BeltdrlClCSol2,
O. P • tLealfe.l C.'oper Fielding.
Andrew Mizell, Wm Mancnester,
Hugh Wightman,l H. Whoted,
Geo. W. Dean. TbOs. H. Gabs.
Hobert Hobe, John Dean Jr.,
John S. VirliLock, En-ch Davis,
S. Backe, -M. Delaney
J. C. Sheriff, T. H. Armstrng ,
J. D. ThouipSon,o McClintock.
'
Isaac Charles, Joseph Aibree,
SECOND PRICINHT—FOTTP.TH WARD.
John Haslet, C. ell droves.
13.0yal Kalhock, • Min Vavnum,
W . Smith, • Edwin Mills,
W. C. coffin, Joan Stevenson.
Sidney Blue, T. J. Hoskinson,
E. C. Miller. John McKeown,
Wm. Brown, Capt. W. H. Byram ,
,FIFTII WAND,
D. H. Montgomery, Wm. Boyd.
Jo
ki• Goff, reterj f, nhour.
W•',l. Freeb 'Hp. A. D. Goff,
Rev. P• J. H. Rine. . J ohnlton,
J. H. Burchfield, To b ias slier r.n s,
}Allard NVIIIEIII3, Jr., B. r Jennings,
Rey. J. J • Mcilyar, John 0. Cron.
Guy Freeborn , W. H. Philips,
J• W. Scothore, Wm. Marederick
W. W. Brown,
John
Joseph Tatem.
W. IL B. ?South.
H. B Crime.
Wm. Luncd^n•
Andrew Mackey.
Wm. Havre,
J..P. EateP•
Bateman We.
SIXTH WARD.
Wm. B. Bogs. A. G. girt,
R. Hutchinson ,
.Joss. Lutighead,
uittle
R. R. Sonya T. B. T
, • J. T. Ferree,
J.
,
A. I. Hninds, And. Watson,
John 2delutye. JasperE„ Brady.
w• F. Trimble,
Jos, Alben.
Jos., Keno.., „
Jos. litriipstrica ,
•
. 4. l" l, .. D tchwartz.
SRN ENTII j W .
Jas. G a agile',
Jacob Ellosstr.
Richard Dancer ,
Saint. Ashworth ,
Isaac Cclpher,
HIGIITII WARD
Yklebftel Kreppt
Geo. McConnell ,
Jetbe button,
John R. Campbell ,
csot. M C unninglial
D. 11.. Wise,
A. A. Flovd,
F. 11. Westervelt,
R. L,
Westervelt,
D. tl. Mcllaatn,
Dr. Jas.
lgorval Holmes.
Wm. E. Holmes.
!leo. B. Edwards
John
WealchbOll.
Henry Freese,
Wm. J• Leeds,
August D
Henry
A. Hanna,
Henry Smith.
Ittesmyer.
WARD.
TWE LFTH
J. M. Cooper,
John R. hula,
J. B. Nobbs,
A. S. Stowe,
Boroughs ,
IiLIZALBILTII
H• 11. McClure, Robert Elliott.
Capt. F. liaughten. Hobert Logan,
Rev. J. H. Conde. David Mc 'lane,
Geo. W. Roberts. Sr. Samuel ttoW.r.s,
G. Wa'son, Win. N. O'Neil,
Chas. Tnorapson; .1.11. Mallet. Esq.
Robert Means, T. S. Tomer,
Stmt. Hendrickson, C %pt. W. B. Sprague,
Jos. Taylor. Thorns' Wyley.
Rev. J. B. Luca!, , Rev. J. K. Kramer,
J. N. Laughlin. Thomas Fergus.
Dr. J. K V ankirk, Robert McClure.
E. W. Thompson, Jos. E. Weddle
Capt. A.
arson, Robt. Abra.hms; Est}
Wm. Anderson, Robert Osborn.
Jolla Robinson, . James H. Graham,
Win. Laughlin, J. N. I_CY.inil,
ii. Norttik, Chris. Goff,
L.
Capt. Peebies, Thomas Fagnson,
wiDiT PITTSII,IOIIOII,
Thomas Stewart. C.T. Guttethige,
George Powelson,
- 110:tliNGAIIEL i
B. N. S' antler, . Nathan Brockton ,
M. L. AO, Richard Hamilton,
0. W. Jope, John Petticord,
John Bees, David Petticord,
William Young, Henderson Boss,
Patrick ►
Laughrtn, , ttobert„Marahall.
lIISADDOCK•
\JC..N
C.
V a t; i c ege rge r, i c t ri s.i 2 c . .V. i I Ig in r ~,,: ,
M. J. Benuett, Joseph McCarne,
James Carson, Isaac SLUM. Jr.,
'fbomas Strathsn, N. W. ItlcD 'well.
Andrew Cummins. Ed. Mc( 7 radv,
J. N. W• Cooper. Daniel McKain.
Ate %Ander Dempster, Alex • McCaubeY ,
W. H. Dunlap, Robert SkCanbey.
George Fritz. W. S Packer,
Wm. Fawcett, S. M. Pecker,
Samuel Ousurie, John Ric n arslSon,
G. B. Fritz. • N.% m. ittdman,
Daniel Iti.ardson ,
.1 A. Rust ell.
John Sherwin, Hugh Spelde,
Wm. Sherwin - Alex. Weismsn,
Robert Barr,
SBWlCutuv•
George W• Cochran. John Walter,
U. H. Starr, Dr. Geo wood.
Samuel Chamberlain, Hon. G. E. Warner.
John Thomas. John Mcliwain,
T- U. -Nevin, Wm. AW,
Capt. Ja. Woodbuin, Robert Brockuner,
Alex. R.obon, Samuel IdcFarland,
J. W. F. White, Esq., John A. Warden.
iiiit-tvALY..
Williams. Brewer Scott,
John
Charles Burrows, Fred. SeabrooK,
Rd. Coats; A. H. Johnston,
Dan. DempseY, Rim. Scott.
BIRMINGIIAM—FIRST PRECINCT.
John Adams. Charles Jenkins,
John Powell, Huxhv Young,
Braehear, Wm. li Antnenbaugh ,
John
George Duncan, B. F. Morgan,
George Kasten, John Story.
Al. D. Haye,
BIRMINGHAM—SECOND PRECINCT.
John Redman, Sr., Rev. A. J. Hastings,
D. C. Itippey. David Oliver.
Vi• Doyle. James H. Swet.
Andrew Burt, Joseph McKnight,
John Williams, lidwaid Kerr.
ewer BIRMINGHAM.
William 'Richer,
Ebben Mercer,
et. M. Duval.
Harvey Chen.
Robert Brice,
Dr. Kennedy,
J. H. Burt,
William Powell,
James Torrence ,
T. WASHINGTON.
Tho.. D. Morris
John 0 ler,
Ben. F. Duval, John Burforr.
Jae. Espy, Ch's. Bra,
Capt. .1 S McMillan, B. y. - Rennedy ,
Wm. T. Brown. Saml.
Christ. Linnhart
BILLRPSBUnG•
T. K. Murray.
A. N. slater,
W. J. Walle,
W. Ty.er.
mrattetso ll ,
J
kI'KESSPORT.
Jas. T. Reynolds,
Jas. O'Neti.
John Adair,
Hugh Glasgow,
Nathan Mrkwoodaws°
13
Josh. Ki,
Thos. D I.9abb.
Josh Wood.
J o hn Wood.
Josh. Dougbe
John nyn
Hurrol,
Jas. Flannegan,
And. Learn,
G. M. Mari.
Jas. Gillet s;,
Jacob Nogle,
Jacob Nlan.
wJLAD:mbibgeuarribilP,buaite: M
_t s e
. rs 11
Wm. Knox. D -,
Isaac Edualson,c_
dAlexander TM"
11
ioe°lllßWedetic."4
. C. Lewis,
Wm. Burns.
John fr.nglaud,
J. ii. Clouse,
Chai. J. CamPe.
Jas. Lynn.
• Thos. Plummer ,
Aud. Critchlow,
Louis Haney.
J. R. Hamer,
Jehr. Wadsworth,
J. P. Learn,
HOnla Mattnews,
. swartz,
U. G.D , Bryan,
A. Mcflonnell,
Chas. Wood,
G. C. Miller,
?doses Corr,
13.0,1 th Patterson,
Root. Harr. y,
Wm. Manes,
D• 'Harvey,
James Burkholder,'
J. B.
John T. Lynn,
David ULSTZ,
Josh Jenkins,
John DMA's.
James MSc:hale,
S.dtrachan ,
Leonard Llvengood.
BOROUGH OF SO II TII PITT8IIMMIII•
Jam , s B. Virakefleld, Joseph H. Creighton,
W. A. Hale James Refit,
John IL Haines, Jonathsn Brasff,
em Noble. Heorge Brown,
George Cowtand, Thomas Burley,
Nelso• Ideninney. John Neely,
Robert smiler. Samuel alr80".
Evans Davis. Robert Philoon.
nonotsis Or WEST F.LIZABS , I II .
Thomas Bickerton, J. C. Gregg, •
Milt. Karate, Ronert Iticterion.
Rew. A. V. "Kerr, Wiliam Pilgrim. •
John Born'. BARU 1 Adams.
Thomas orbs lber,
TAIIINSIJX.
Wm. V. Evans, Esq.. R. 8.
Y: McCall.
James Dickey. J. T. Humes.
A. V. IMO, R. D. Humes,
.1 olio "Hervey, William Adams,
James Boyd. Rev. Wesley Smith,
John liennedy, Rev. J. H.
01111811 Y.
I.V A., McClurg,
Milton Church.
illtam
William Hawkins,
Ernest fibs cast. •
George P. Henderson ,
• 13ILLEVUE.
W. H. Whitehead, . Thos. Bakewell, Jr,
Wm. A. Rogers. Richard Btrau,
T. Ir. Dale, IL L. Butler,
Dr,
• 3 . But. -• kingh Clan?.
Henry W imam,
Win. Roseburg. 1 4 12 " 10 /: 11, " Y•
Be?. W. Eying,
H. (I.**Williams„ issiOb
C01..T. Valk.,
Jesseryl49`. A outitarai• •
tieow• niverstive,
J D. ?age.
Dr. Mut.
Rev. J. Banks.
James CUn.
John Rio '
Dr. Ormsby,
TILILFEILANCT.VI LLE.
Thoma 3 Flerslyl-rger„ John H. Bryant.,
John ralt.trson, hatia ,, t '. H. r'renoh,
David Carnahan. John Wilkinson,
John Thompson. John Vangnan,
John timmey, Jorob Fording,
Henry Esp.. Chaney Carroll,
James Men ,- nald. S. H. aryant.
John S. lio:tingshead, A. F• Broot s .
TOWnSUIPL
KILBUCIi.
Minas 'rindle.
T. Birney.
B. acartlev.
James Crawford,
T. B. bhobes,
gnowderer.
Thomas rhilltpa.
FdWArti W[llEllll2.
Jacob W. Itobilaton.
Jacob Ruth,
J. C. Anderson.
Wm. C• Duncan,
Wm. McKeown,
E. De Barrenne,
Henry Robinson.
Chas. Norris.
W . H . p
John Kirkpatrick
LICETBDALE.
Tobn Way. Jr.,
bamuel .heety.
PLI:SI.
George A. Kelly
Ellaz Reno.
James Patterson, Esq., P avid Coon,
Joiin McDowell. .L D. Clark,
Wm• Armstrong.
Riley
Alter,
Riley McLaughlin, J•itin A. Conner,
Henri R• Minter, James MrJunkin,
James Haney. i 'avid Mc Harth,
J. M. Carpenter, Esq., ArcliP4ald Con,
James Dunn, W. W. Grler,
Win. McJungin. James Gray.
Wm. gleskimmin. T. A. Patterson.
• pvc:1••
AbTILELLII3.III=I. James Ralston,
Christ. Sntyley, John Porter.
David Collins. John sttzsimmons,
Christian Slower, Rosy Hammitt.
Henry nntvley, T• J. McGee, M. D.,
Joseph Huey. Hiram McDowell,
James M. Johnston,Sr. Thomas Gray,
J, Logan Stotler, Matthew Taylor,
Utak, Esq.., •
W. A. JOllnetoll,
JOllll S Stewart, • B. Morrow.
D '
ELIZABETH
Jos.Ecott.
Asher Vankirk
J. W. Viryeoft,
Thos. Tyson.
Jas. Patterson
Othneal rPear,
J. B Fife,
Jas. Orem
Levi Smith.
Benj. Bolton,
MIFFLIN
Wm, Oliver ,
Wm•
Jo!. A. Stowe..
W. D l'Atterson.
Cha3. De lon, '
ROIIINSOX—FIRST !RICCI NCT.
Win. Ewing,
Geo. Walker.
Wm. MR,
John Anderson ,
Jae. D. Walker
uonr.4;sosr—SECOND rlicCilccT.
Cap. Jolm You ag, Jr., William Hall, Jr.,
William Cases, A. P. Young,
James B. Ewing, Alexanaer Speer,
John V. ruin'. Andiceie Moore,
Joseph N. Moore. Samuel Wood,
Jamts Awing, Jr., Samuel N. Young,
W.H. Young. William N. Gibson,
James M. iluerrey, W. S. Ewing.
T. .f. Philips, Joseph Walker,
S. Scott, Jonathan Aiken,
Samuel Anders, J unathan Phillips,
1100 N.
Dr. H. Breine ' r,'
William H. Guy,
Harvey McCabe, John Curly,
John McCormick, Sr., John Burns,
Jacob T. Ferree, • - Jeremiah 'Meeks,
Capt. W. q.librodes, Allred McCabe.
FRANKLIN.
David Davit'
James 'Dad,
John Shanks
M. ilauditon ,
IeCANDLESS.
'Alex. Wright.
O. Y. Whl , eon,
Wm. Dunlap,
llobert reyton,
0. P. Wlllison,
Robert Rai lace.
James Wallace,
Chas. Pew -
L. 11. Peebles,
EAST DEER.
Henri Budephol, • Jain Battle.
John Kennedy.
John C. Boss, F. Di Edmunds=
James M. Kier,
Gprzit Ai.c iin.
Jackson
Aber,
Walter FOSter,
Samuel Wilson
NORTE!. FAYETTE.
P. A. Hutchison, Joseph Walker,.
Alex; McFarland, Jr, H. ..h Mcßride,
Andrew Dickson, Wm. Herron,
Rooert Boyd, Win. A. Thompson,
R.
M•
B. Morrow. . John Were.,
•
BALDWIN—FIRST PR.ECINCT.
Daniel Rasher,
Hugh Lafferty,
Isoben Dryd‘n,
33. Chnrch•
Johnsoa West•
John Redman , Robert Wils
Wismar Risher,
Matthew West,
James Hass.
Jesse McCully,
BAEDWIN—SECOND PRECINCT
Rev. J. 'Kirk. ' Martin Briggs,
Rev. John W. Haylet, James Jos:moon,
Rev • McLaughlin, James Stewart,
Rev- M• Rendig, lhomas Lewis,
Daviri Stnittt„ Peter Devlin. i
Daniel Bennett,' • 0 free Burgess,'
P.
S. Pollock, William Wo- Ilford.
J.s Wilson, Wi 11. , m Bennett,
William Rankin, C. Linheart,
Brlggs, David Wilson-
Capt.ROSS—FIRST PIIECINCT• •
Jesep 2 Bilands
John J. ,
John Brown, pie,
wn, ROb•-tt McKnight,
David Cunningham, J • Dumm.ts .
noss—SicoND rns.ct NM
.
Georg% uval, John Sanderson
D• F. Duval
NEVILLE.
John H. Hamilton. Benjamin Walters.
Win. A. Shanks, Joseph Hamilton,
M.litonM. „Urea's, James S. riamilton,
Arch) , utbson, Joseph Wailers,
John Blehardson. F. H. Andesson.
Wm• Walters, . Wm. H. Brasdon.
SIIALIM—FIBST PRECINCT.
Henry Bolman.
Harmer De Haven,
John Miller, Esq.,
John Shaw.
T. W. Shaw,
Samuel Log an,
James Shaw,
James C. Bryant,
Robett Miller,
BUALMIL-131CONT. PRICINCT. '
John Herron, Robert H. Miller,
A. RletteT. ESqe; John Scott, Jr.,
John B. !diner, James thaw, Jr.,
Isaac Ise Haven Hugh !Allier,
James Shaw, Sr. R. Bagaley.
T. !Allier, • J • Miller.
rgrioN.
Z. W. Ell Myers,
N • A. Gill, Aber, John Scott, Esq,
Wm Beatty. John C. klGinuts,
,
Wm• S . John Ray,
Aaron Freber, Chas, Glendenning.
John Morrlson, Esq, ' John A. Carruthers ,
John Ferguson. Alex, Irwin.
James Carrothers, het
11 , Calister,
C•• Cluyon. Gm. Johnston ,
Josiah ming, - David Shaw,
Henry Duff,
VAUSAILLEB—FIRST ritaciNCT.
Cant. B. L. Wood, Robert. Gray,
hle Harrison, " Lustier Baum,
Ric
Geo M. Bowman, A. G. Miller. .
-
T. Miller, David S. Icßee,i
George
J. Taylor, . George Gray.
VIMS AMMO-BEOOI7D PILICIACT.
Day' d Shaw, Robert Eiken,
Jonn Penny. James Evan!, Esq,
James PennY. David Auld,
Wm• ',anent!, John Trich.
Andrew Chrbi.T. Samuel D. Foster,
J. OldeOn hiediJnan, Josh. Perkins.
Geo. A. Byard, Hamilton Stewart.
John Smith, James Love.
Stephen Byrad, W. Weddle.
Oliver Lemmon,
J nirsasox.
John O'Neal. -
tic. nj.
R. ht. Blackburn.
Harrold Appleton,
Sosepa Lawson,
John A. Mood,
James Obey,
Wtn. Petrie,
Joetnb W. Gni,
(leo. Borne.
J. VC Hood,
liobett J.Arrel.
Henry ThomP 2ol3 ,
Philip Young.
Thomas Plokerton.
Aaron Orubbs,
James Duff,'
John Floeker.
George tallith.
John Remise,
David Bleep
B. Wallace,
J sates WIIBOII.
James Marshall,
John Coyror,
Ler Kidd,
JohnGrubbs.
sloau
Graham,
WIST DBES
S. 0. Mdlaililaar.
David Bryson.
Samuel Hazlet,
Frank s Ste
MantaCleßan,
.
Albin Aber,
David Bryson,
J. M. McClelland,
ER Boyd,
Fulton McConnell,
INDIAN A.
William Lefever, Peter Dukawne.
John Blact. George Uneasy.
David Walls, A. Kirkwood ,
Villlam A. Shaw, P. S. Duganne,
tveorge Linsday, e Mayes,
tiamuel Rulings, John Garrard.
LOW= 5T.. cLata.
David Hunter,
John NV Patterson"
'Warren
George lieeld,
Thomas litrizT;on,
Joh.
ca * sexpt
Jae. Davis. . JobaUsia4ton,
Isaac Y. Wyman, ipit ankt . ,
lino/ • Js. TeitOrd.-•
Wrn . Owen!:
Robt. Wilson,
John R.• Graham.
Jas. Arthur,
Thos.„thiehis,
Tnos:rpeakman,
Jos. Prescott,
W. F. Hoising,
Hiram Fulton.
John Boyd.
David Levens,
13:ack.
5. 8. thump,
Jos. t.quive.
John Ingram,
w, Berger,
Wm. Hurt,
cumvril Et j :s e o . m : sm T e 'S u p . .7: e l ln ise g l sr eff .s . te :th rin
iira,l4Jzoef.nrrille,tl ga l Otr°,l"
A. Bums.
Andrew Bleneull.
L B. Byers,
lismutl Byers.
Onto.
Yotin Murray.
Hrubba.
Baum , Creese,
- John Stevens.
nasziwz.
T. Mclntyre.
Joseph
aco }lo y al.
itOwDszi•
H Willi.
Mam Wilson.
. L anna'.
EEO
Robert KennedY.
A. itngltsb, Jr..
W imam Ronde%
Thomas Sell.
Ancrew Kelly.