Ea., perhaps yeti are in a majority; hitt take,
them up and cotmt them, and see where you
are. Take each district by itself, and ace
Whether, by the votes of the people, you have
a. majority of Senators on this thor. Sirs, you
will find it not to be EO. Deakins - , ueverthe-,
less, to see that the business of the Senate may,
proceed, I am no w, as alWay a, let an amicable and
equitable adjustment ; lnm fur the propoaition
of the Senator from perks - end anxionato eio 4 f
Onr - officers; ; but I_ believe that the position:
Contended for by the other side is at variance
with the custom and the law, thatthis is a
questiOn of principleinvolving the right of each;
body to select its own officers. In times like;
these I ala. for • standing by the landrairks of
the past, and shall maintain," as. a Senator hal .
my place. the position we have taken.
- -Mr. ,LOWBY. - Our friends on the cither - eidei
talk organirotion every time but Voterdii/iveittiiat
tion every vote. I ask that the Sitiatotaliti;the
other side. be a little more - explizdt: ":Two ofi
them have risen and - Made the propcialtharilhati,
some Senator on this aide and some Senator one
that aide should resign, I - suppose; in order thati
we maybe further dirlorganiaed. "If thertillid
to me, I will tell them that I will not resign,
although 'might aitT.sifely.go before- my con
stituents as any of these Senators.. We are no
here to resign _;., we are sent herirto=dO;On4
duty.; The fortunes of .warlhave: takeillairefy
one of our number, and j.eare.not.whetberi:r
„Senator from Clearfield or the:New-Tcrk
- communicated that fact to Jeff Davis; thetacq
Is the mine. They ,think” In ilichmor& that
.they have an opportunity .to injure tile: Union
party here ; We - think so too. ...TeE•Davis haul
. got, one of our 1 men,
and it ,f`thetyrantl' .., shoul
take, one of theirs, then we , e.:
could organise:
-- ,
. ' But.here we stand and the gentletnahlatur 'tli
boldness taintimate that his parly,,leinl' , amid,
jority. Why that hardly' frequirerr,an- answee.f
The question iessettletLizr.Perrntrylvailia and all
. tiver,this broad land; that thetlinion: -, shill,hel
maintained ; and the people, hava,desigtiated4
by the election of their officers, who they _hon.!
eider in favor of anaintainingAhat Union. ".1
Senators say - that .thittody is not tOrganined.i
They standup . strongly-for organization, when,l
if 'their construction triaorild 1:0 cameo_ 0 . 11&et
are : - effeetdallrd
.anangeronetinorganj
Ned; - Yon; Mr. Speaker, sire Fpeaker efjth ,
1
Senate until your successor is elected... W
could haVe voted not leproceed to - the election
of a Speaker, but in -- conformity with an old
established custom we proceeded to ballot and
have continued balloting:'; ~•• • f , j. - .: ‘- i
We are told •by one tienator that this is 4
queston of Principak we are told-by the Senate - 1
:trona Clearfield, - and We, are told' by. the Senates
from Berke that it, iaa- question of the loaves
and fishes. •- One contends for .the prinelarte,i
the TikfafeTit - raillthiroth'er . for the interest ot .
the principal. I wish they
,Wotild agree.—? '
[Laughter.] • : . , -- - .-
••:. ~ 7 -' i
Mr. CLYMER:: I wish' you Would: . 1 :,
- -.Mr.- LOWEY:. - We do agree-11i . . : SPeaker:
-We: agree that we -•havea - SPeakifi: - Sad '-thei
;have' agteed-tbat: tveheie a SPatiketiltntlltiVe"
• Wen sworn by:hien ;• and . they-haireriverii;Allet
they; ilt support the Constilution of tlielinil
ted "States, and - the ConatitrittorrOf'PtiliniP
vania—under protest: , • . -,.. ..i- • „
- Mr. Speaker, I ' move that Mr. Nazar be
unanimously. deciated : the Speaker , of the Set;
ate: :: [ Laughter.] .. . .. - - j . ,- - ; .. , :i
- Mr. 'fIDASELL. : Allow me to 4141 , one word
The Benet:dr' hem Mai fielsreasil 'Med and stated,
,as a fact ;that the - Republican' . .etiledil i till
adopted a resolution to go ' inteari.election for
Speaker. If the gentleman watt in-the canOtisl
- he has a tight to state what Ockiated (here.
he Was not and hatranch - infortaatiOn; - *Ol d ..
say that he hale information' net'pOsserteed - 14-
any
. Reptbliean Senator: "Sear is ricitfhe!faCt.,
- : Mr; wAta, ICE. 7in 003i:te ' the - Sealable
from • Setagnabanna,'lllow'me to say - _tharthe
organ of the Republican party, at, thlif"Plactt,
furnished us with the Rat 'Of -nnedineeri of .tiab.
caucus 'of the Republican party, cOmmencing,
with the Speaker 'in .the *chair - and - geilik
through to the lowest * . officer in 'the - Senate: ".
• Mr: TURRELL2 It nay ' be se . It It*se
rtes incorrect in that partimilat: , • - :: • .-- ,'' - 7 - i
Mr. .FIXMING: I •leg,!th state biblVtie
. fey
• . ~ -
how 1 .- 'leek.' upon
...this qttestion It, - .,seenis
to me, 'Perfectly , clear that _ under " th e
.an
atitntien . Aide 'ls an - ;:orgaril4d,,hOtti,
and: no ,custom that •,trtai:";be . ,'atitiged::'co
exist or which inay'hiaveStalsteldoli'ltinarfere
with, the plain intention liraf,iniseiernetat. It
i5.. 1 30:-Qleitrili jilk. Mind _that, - RaihkSediattit..bi-
OAR DIP (hrr: C44 1 T 2 n1T. 8 .. ); has OSl44 the
Ceastnutionhae. inten ded an organized \ gov.
nintiatint, - theCinargrirnent7at..tbiatiine 144-
41,ffinitailble. The latigneie of thePO*4U.*
le that the Speaker ift the -Senate'shaPie.tlat
ernor whenever a vacancy ocC4B-,l)Y,Yeliiiith;
resignation or otherwise; thereirtito l piciiielikt
wade beyond that: 'ltwee ;therefore conteni-
plated by the framers of the - Constitution th a t
there should alwayii. be agpeaker of the Senate,.
because it is not even contemplated that tile
hfficeof:Sneaker of the Senate shallatanytiole
• be - Vacant"; and -that in etch a Coatingency,tile
. Speaker of the
,H , ..anie of RePridentiillikys or
anybody else ehall.anf,:hnt it laSiOrdiliniattbit
whenever the Governor shall :be .refficiVed the
Speaker Orthe.Senate.thall , aet.„ And a Micillai
beat ettad . Wien ,gov:: Johnston; leink SPiakbr`
of the Senate, assumed the - Vacant chair of the
Governorship arid 'a Speaker pro tirldmreirike
elected io; tiis stead.
,Upon- leaving the Speak
eintiip • hie functions as Speaker;:trad;:endell !
consequently the necessity for"-al Speaker pro
I wilt say : one word in 'reply , to:.the:view
taken by gentlemen on the Allarikaa.T AibitY
speak with great favor of the mtignaViricify
and the! valuable services • rendeied by. lifejo . .
tfc
Whirs, and w say ho they commiserate -hisod
ation, and - what 'honor, le due , him for, t 8
serVicas he has rendered. I would suggest-. o
them that the greatest honor and:thelaest:re
ward , they could -, give .him would be
.iciltaire
this Semite act as though hewerehere:..:Would
any: gentleman on the , other aide:disputelba ?
.tlf Major Wnrrs were hire, would: he notltvirte
for such an organization as has beetranggeat d,
by gentlemen on this :side , of tlie: , Sepatd L
Why then .will they go so far as to., deprie
..
him. still further of that , right , whichby t he
ftrtunes of war he is prevented.from exercisiekt,
This thing • oDuld : very easily be rait-,
tied if. gentlemen, •on the _ other
side were ,as anxious' to show their
good will toward ;those who are serving their
country, as they pretend to be. I think, there
fore, that no further argument is ;needed; I
believe, sir, that you are the Speaker of this
organized Senate, a body that. wider the Con
stitutionaievar,dieti„. apd. t.14)1(1-14t- the, rufea
-of the pieilous ses sion= are ' - the ' ritlis. of_• this
bxly until altered,arid that WelriantiWinith
ing to do but to call the orders of the darand
go through' With the busineas. If the 'getitle:2
men on the other side choose to veiteligabitd,
every measure that is presented, with theiiiJiai!
the respectability.
Mr. Speaker, I call the orders of the day. -, -
. .. . ,
.ADJOURNICIENT.
Mr. KINSEY I. move; air, that when! this
Senate adjourn-to-day it adjourn to meat
moritliviniorning at eleven o'clock. -
The:motiou was agreed to. .
move that we - do now
adjourn.
On the motioif, o
The yeas and nays 'were ref:v:tired .by
WILSON and STICK and were as`folloVr,
viz
Tisszt—liess' re,. Botit - dnlee,' lincher,...,ol.y icier,
Gonna,: .Hopeley,=__kinaisy, Latta, ai.lih,
Montgomery„ Niehole,lßeGly, atidgwaY, S mith,
Stark,' Mein add'l'iralraci- r -16. ', 1 : .: :f
. ' N4l l 3l , (Etsgs.. Ch a mP ll4 , 3 3' s , l) olick*P ' a P ,
Fleming, Matz, Graham, Hoge;." Etcgfralo 4r,
Johnson, Lumberton, Lowry, i f e n a:re*'
rell,, • Yrilson, Worthington aad F'iii4ey; sPecilter
--16;
' fio' the motion w as a gr e e dnot to:
ORGAN/ZAZLON
A committee frain the House of Representa
tives (kleesra. Sarin of Philadelphia and 1r
PlutEnnio) being introduced, ieformed the
Senate that the House was organized and ready
to proceed to bueineee. . . .
Mr. KINSEY moyod .that the Senatoprocoid
to a further ballot fo.iPealikgr?• .• .
On the motion;
The yeas and nays were requited by Mr.
CONNELL and Mr. BEABDSLEE, and were as
follovy • yis f
Atifts-- - rWirLlEgiardelee, Bucher, Clymer,
Voikg ,
vink 041F,,411`4 4 pkins, Kinsey, Lamberton,
VaitsOe t irkerEy,
..:Montgomery, Reilly, Smith,
NAYS—Messrs. Champneys, Connell, Dunlap,
Fleming, Graham, Hoge, Householder, Johni
non, Lowry, lirCandlikai; 141Ohols; ititigwaY,l
Turrell, W ilson; WigthingtAti - tied : - Elkines , ,!
Speaker— '• ‘-• • :
So the motion was not 'ag:eed to
'
On motion of Mr. CONNELL,
The then Senate Adjourned.
• " HOUSk -- HETRESgNTATIVES•
"-. •• ' •--- 6,1864.
-' • Tirellonseltitil called to order - all A: It. by
Mr. JOHNSON, the Speaker,
and the proa
ceedings were opened with the following prayer
by Rev. J. Walker Jackson: •= -:t
0 God, the Father 'of; our Lord Jeautrchy let;
the author of all tAlessirigs, , tbe siturce•of alt
our mercies, we tippiPach thee' in the frame and
through the merits of our Lord and Savioni
Jesus Christ. We pray thee for his sake let
the infitteuces pf thy-Holy Spirit rest upon alibi
body .tlßighteinen„ess exalteth a nation, and;
sin..; a a reproach to any people." Help us to
purify our hearts: that we may perfectly love
Thee and worthily magnify Thy holy name.
Cleanse the thoughts of our hearts by the inapt'
ration of. Aby.llply,Spirit,,,and„grent .that
that we Ae., whether so individuate grins repri4
sentativekmay Oielelitil an glOry l ef
God aridte the best interests; of men. 0 Lori))
Thou, art our Father and our Friend. Help - uti
to love thee and to serve the. Bless this Com{
monwealth. Bless all that are in authority.;
Mess the. Hnieed Sind:if of America and our'
igrera.:.,Freaefie ugtp, pa the union of these
civil and re ligious liberty. Bring tq
an 'irtd - oPr Civit 'strife in the triumph of out'
arms, through Jesus Christ our 11 , :deemer and
mediator.
Our Father who art In. I:leaven:Hallowedte
Thy Name; Thy Kinedtir&robitie;.:oy Will be
done on earth as it i'dottelin - •trattlieq; Give ue
this day our daily bteadgFoiglire us OUT debtais
we forgive cur debtors. Lead us not into temp=
teflon, but deliver us from evil. For thine IS
the kingdom, the power and the glory forever . ;
Anien..;;
Tite'Jcitfrnal:pr:ycstilday was' ead and ap
proved: - . -.
Mr.'Norss, who was absent' yesterday, pro
seated himself and was duly qualified.
I:LECTIOIC 01 0771W1R8
The SPEAKER. It will now he in order to
receive nominations for Chief Clerk and otbei
officers of the //ow:
Mr. M'fattletßlt for Chief Cleric
A. W. Benedict.
Mr. ItAOWN" nominated Jacob Ziegler
- Oq InotiPP::of Mr. BEX the -114;*Paiim#
werd-clpeed; : • I
. .
Mr. MM.-moved 010 the rule requirrog noni
-10-;.lleloVer, one day be -iiertenclecl,_ and
, D rh je atith_e House • 1:!o7 prooetd elect
.a -Chief
,
. . .
The motion -wits agreed t 0. ,, -- -• , -
The , ,-House then proceeded to ballot for Chief
Clerk; *hen; ' -: -
-; -The following_ named:, gentlemen voted for
Mr. Btneekcf. :
Mewns..Alleman, Ba!abachißaruetl2,l3urgwia,
Itighatn, ! Billjegfelt, i'Bowrilaix, i Panbarderj),
•ißrown, Cochran - , , . (Erie,). •• Cochran, f (Altai
itlila,); Coleinan,' Dennistont r.Ernier,.:Eorite ,
Glass, Guernsey, Hszlett; Henry,! Herein; - BR ,
Huston, Kaiser, Kelley, Kerns, (Philadelphi4)
Koonce, Lee, Lilly, lti.'Clellan, -lii'Mtirtrie,
Mayer, Marah, Miller, Musselman, Negley,
O'Hara, Olmeterid;-;Orwig, Pancoast, Price,
Reed, Bleak, Sadth, „(Cheiter,) Fmith, (Lancsp
ter,) - Smith, '(Philadelphirt,)- Stabberger, Sat
phirk, Watt, Watson, Wells, White, Windle and
Johnia;'eVeaker— 62
The following named members voted for Mr:
Ziegler: I
Messrs. Alexander, (Centre,) Alexand,
(Clarion,) - Bsrger, Beck, Benton, Bowman, -
(Cumberland,) Boyer, Chambers, Ellis,' Gilbeit,
Graber, Hakee, Hargnett, Hopkins, Hooydr,
HOAR? '•? . ttaktOilosephtperyint,- - .. (Sttaiylki it)
'Kline, LaWr s „ . .Limg, Wilkins: Wilted, Misfit -
`inei,Miefi, Nelsdn,lNoyilt;Ptiralflegi Pottelier,
Purdy, Quigley, Reiff, - Rtx, Rice, Riddle, Rob
inson, Schofield;See:right. , Sharpe, Shimer,
Spang . ler, Walsh, Weaver, Weiser and Wimley
.:_•46,... L .:. t.. . I+. . '. ..
A.M.- Benedict; •having , received ,:a majotLy
of the inrest Vritti dOclai_edli•del - y ; elected Chid.
Clerk ophe••lfiAtille; and pie - a - Ong 111611361 f,
duly quilife4;:. . (:,. . :. , - • I •
altettonsii tisen*CCiteded;fo , nominate cab..
iliditeritiloillin,Olfice . of - liaiistatif Clerk...". i
2' lifillptaNCE,nOrrillnated'qatnqt, C. ArkiVen,of
ltirllver coniiii._-• , ' , ' *. - . -.*.. .. i
Mi:K.LINE nominated B. Mil6Du Sp6rtr, 'of,
Huntingdon. ' . ~
On motiob;,:the licnidirritions were dosed. i ; .
Mr. ,HOPKINS. ;, : move that the rule requir
ing norninations,to rue .over one day .be Os
pendid,so,lar as` ; relatest.c nominations for all
the cfficere of the Hitiase, and that we now pio
ceed toT.h the election of officers.
,
:,..ennoihn watt:a . gkeed In. , f t. t - • , :
; - 114Htinse tlien,procceded,.tio hallo!. for ,As
sistatit-Clii-k.l', - * , - • , 2 ' ' ' ' • 't,t , I
' 7/14).fglIqww , 4inste . d, menitters , voted,
,for
James C . Brown:- , .. . „, • . .-: 1. , ,::: I
Messrs. Alleman,;, - ,Bilsbacb c ,B4nett, 1%4-
win, ! Eigbaria ~ tailing felk , l34 . 4 , marii (Lancaster,)
Brown, Cochran,(grie,) Qochreiti(Philadeltil4l,)
Coleman, , Deaniston,,E4iier, Foitert,-;Alats,
AnarnaleT, gaileSViciny, . ; Heron, Hill -t Hes
:taint:loE4li, -. 3 rel
~, I rx!e; - 041 , adeliaiii,)
"]Koonce, Lee , Lllie .k; y, 'defian t , - %Rutile,
- Mayer, Marsh, Miller, Mnsinilms4i.„!-Negley,,
•O'Harra, Olmsteed i Ornrij„ re.ncoatkr Pride,
Reed, Slacley; Smith, (Cheriter,) tinith , ;(Liracas-;
tor, Smith ?! (P,lilladeliphii,); Stanberger : ,.:Stit-
Phin, Witt, Wilson:Wellsaillte, Windle
Johnson, Sjsaker-52: N'' a 1
Johnson,
.The.follovting named- , ftembers voted !for R.
Miaow Spear: 7 -' -, -, r !
Messrs. Alexander-iie j Alexander;,„
(Clarlon,) Batgar,.;,Reck.',',l3etton, , Bovonsti,
(Cumberland,) Boyer; - Chanibers, •Ellis.,',loll
- Graber, Hakes, Hargnett, Hopkins,
Hoover;. Merton:- JaCks6faloietrhs;'_! Ke's,
.(Scithy,lkill,) - Klineiz: Labir-,44Dgi Wman Et ,
:Marshall, -Mbadmer, ATyatif, iNelsony Ndy , •n t.
Bashing, : Potteigert , f:Purdy, Quigley, '.:IRe
Rei, - Bick.Riddlev Itobirraon, , Izieholield:!-Ben:
rightw.Sh7arpb; cltittimer - , Mpanglerc -MOEN,
-WeaVer, .Vitaisex.randi , Viiirleyss-46. ' :. -- • T. I
` , MiCiiiinta. l o. Rediiii, baying received a Ida-
jority of all the votes, waslicclared dalreleet
ed Assistant Clerk,:arld, - presenting lritnself,
took.theirrescribed oath ” of office. , 1 • e5z. , ,.:. I
On motion of Mr. COCHRAN, (Philadeiphia,)
the Hous73l:rocieded An ;the nomination
and electioiNf-Sergeant-at-Arns: #
- -Mr; JOSEPHS'neritiiihtedr,lefin P. Ahern,'of
Phiraidelphie.v-i! . ri: l ; , 4' . '. , .:,-, . ' , s , i•
IKT: , OCCEERIVN: (Philadelphia) ribinflifiltd
trines Stitierittief Philidelithiat .' ' ." l'' 123 , •
On rubtiOni- of Mr.' - KERNS, ,- (#hibWelpb - bi,)
the noniliatioritiii - gre?elblieil. '..22. ' 1
theironieethin proceafeZA,hallot, w - lient
The follsiTwlng fiained riiitinberii yotedlor.Mr.
,liit;eri.:;'
~;.,':,-; .' - ' „..,,, ri
__ltiessrk.Aucitifin;. Bidsbach, BUrtiett, Bilis
wln 1 90.194 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ) 1 0g,f4t1-1 30 ,..1Millt. (Lancaster
sown,„-.Qoallnin„ (Erle,)i*Vochranig (Philad 1-
Pfila,).-..o6lueinitni:Rennlient X t P i et . .l - . F6Bt l r l
4211, cintinsey, Hazlett ; Henry, Eerie:4llrd,
if , "on l Kaiser, Kelley, Herne, (Philade l phia,)
Koonce, Die, tilieY;
Mayer, Marsh, Miller, Moanlman, IsTegley,
O'Harra, Olmstead, Orwig, Pancoast, Price,
Heed, Slick, Ptnith, (Chester,) Smith, (Lan
mister.) Smith, (Philadelphia,) Stanbergu,
Sutphin, Watt, Watson, Wells, White, Windle
and Johnson, Speaker- 52.
The following named mcrateis voted for Mr.
Ahern: .. •
. Messrs. Alexander,_ (Centre,) A lexander,.
(Clarion;).Barger, 'Beck, Benton, BAwrimn, ,
(Cumbettind,) Boyer; Chambers, Ellis, Gilbert,
Grater, - Haire% Ifargeetti. Hopkins, Hoover.,
Horton, Jackson;Tosephs, - Kerns, (Schuyiklll,)!
Kline, Labir,-Long,• lefdanus, , Marshall,__Mh.-1
rimer; Myers.: Neyes, Pershing, Petifeigere,Pal-.
fiy, Bel, Rex, Rice, Biddle, Robinson,,
Shilier; - ilparigier,
Walsh,'WEsttrex,•Weiser - and Whitley-46. • -
• • Mri Subersi haviog received•a majority of the
,votes, yrat..deciared drily electeAi and was quali
led in accordance with, law.
" The Sergearte-aeArros - ittuiericed, throughi,
the Speaker, •that he had appiilifted the folio*,
tog xisliisitgeotlemeo as his. assistants; J.. T.t,
Semple,iC, E. : .Tdell, Reuben 11. Palmer, J. 14. 1
Miller ; all of whom were duly qualified.
The Calef Clerk announced, throttler" the,
Speakeri•that he had •appointed, the • foillawingl
named, persons; As , transcribing,,clerks: ;Caleb'
W. Walker J:. B. Niles, A. D. Haritua t . Henry!
'Butterfield,; *Iot; 'eiceisi - Mi: latter;
Mil,''presented thereselires and were duly quali
iff e a.- . .. •
Mr. QUHILEY muved,that tAte Howe now
proceed,to„the nondnation, end.election, of
_a
Doorkeeper.
-The motion was agreed to, • •• 4
Mr. HAZLETT borrilnated.-James T. kf.'Jun .
kin. „ , • „: ,
_. • 4
•Mr. '4l3lGLET l nOminated Sebestien Sieber,
'On nstittort 'of'Mr: 'BECK the nominationel
were closed.- •
.The.flonite then ptoce.e.dedito ballot , . when .;
The following named gentlemen voted for
Mr. 31.7unkin :
77 -
MEP'
Ealsbach, B
assn. iilleman, irriett,Butgivinj
Bighttin, Hownian, •(LandasteirJl
%%Aria, ' , Cochran,. (Erie,) Cochran, .(Philadell
phia,)l Cdlemen, e _Dsin!ston, Eteier,. Fostere
Glass, ciernsey, 'Hazlett, Henry, Heron,, TOW
Huston, Maier, "Helley,'Kerrie; (Philadelphia,l
.1 ,
Koonce, Leo, Lilly,
Mayor, Marsh, •Milldr; Musselman, Negleye
Cr Herrn, Clutsidtd, 'OrtyjE,l ,Pangoast,
Heed, Slack,Smit,h kliester,) Smith, (Llncast
ter,) Smith, (Phildei titanberger, Butt
phin, -74rOti'; 'Wm - sod; AVOW, White, Windld
and Jolrusbn`,•giecihr-.-62.
:The following-named gentlemen voted for
Mr. Lieber: , . .
Nears:- Alexander, (Qentri,)-Alexander - 1
(Clarion,) &tiger, -.Zeck,- 'Bolton, }lawman,
(Oumherland,),_ Boyer, phambets, Rills, Gilbert
-Gabor { Hakes; Hargrietf,"-Nopkins,- nociveri,
Berton; Jackson; Kerns,- (Behuylkill,) lain%
Leber, -Long; By 'Marshall, 'Mfasi
nie4
-yers, Nelson;•-.lfoyes, 'retaking, •Pottelgeri
Purdy, Qiiigleyi , Reiff,--Rice, Riddlei- :Robinson )
Searight; Shaii)e; Spaigler;
-Weaver,' Wigifer and Wiinley-L43:;
JaMeS T. M'Junkin,;lll4yitt _received a Ns
jority.of votes,.was deciatied'duly elected Poin
katiper;.and; 0501040 hiinsielf, was gimped
, .14 tftotdaticp.
r announced, , , through this
, Spßiket.; that'heliAd `appointed the'folloWink,
gentteiukti - :ai his Assistants :'Jam
- Megarib-y; Sinned Orawford, Tficimaa.;Mairin
and-.0. sthlth; 4 ,
Mr, *CLICILOT, 4oyeil thai - genie
ntirnitiation and election of
Messeager.l7 ;; ri, , - " -
The motion - wee - agreed to.
Mr. BROWN nominated James O. Sturdl.
vent:.. _ . .
" • - 11
, 10...,Ews ripwl*sedJaines P. TemPup. i
On motion of-Mr . gu.s.'Bo,o,l4'N i the nom
nations were ololeil. , . , -.. ,
.. - - • ' t
Theouge r .piti#4ed.-fo' b allot,. *hen , -
Tioe I .lloawtiag. laaßatagli*e.it voied; '. f r
i
l'ir•lStitrdi".t - aWiv;- - - 'l. •,_,-
hiessrs4 , l4llenuipaßialstrabh, Harnett ,Ba
gWitai.llllrigtelt i -AMiatt(Lancaster,4rOW4,
Cochran, (Eries).-ClO4O Ili.tgliilielelPhia, yOalf
man, Dennlaton, Puler X'oster, Glass, Chien?
say, Hazlett„ :Henry, ;Her0n„.....8111, Huston,
Kaiser, Kelley, Kerns, (Philadelphia,) Koonce;
Lee, Lilley, M'Clellan, Wltlurkle,, Mayei,.
Marsh; Millsii:,--'l,Phisolgnn, Negley, cl'HartA,
cihrood,rgiyag.,P'knixiatit,-,Prii", Mead, Ellsi' • ,
linith; (Chesteri ) Railtli; (Lai2eliste,r- )• Sail ,
i
TtiliadeilittiaX Stranberger;:r - Ed#phio, In ;,
Wiiitin, Weill; White, Wiedre ,, erid Jaiiiiglit,
Speaker Ell. '' • - . - ..-
The following , named gentlemen voted ffr
Mr. Templln: .-• ', , I
Meastii. " Mei - an/sr, (Centre,) Alexandf,
(Clarion,), Barger, - Beck, . Benton, Bowma,
(01 1 .mtier. landrlia.to - i fcbg9ilW, - ; yaps Gilbert;
Grittier, - Takes, 'Mar/pelt,' 'Hopkins, 'Hoover,
iliallea' L;JaeltBo9, _Berne, (F,..eika,llo,)iiiina,
Label', Long, lii'Banns, Marshall, lklissim,
Rims, gpyes,. Pershing , Potteigsr, . Pyrd ,',
tirtiglpy.,Bsitil B l ip , ‘Blifdle, Roblnson,-Setiollel ~
.Searlglaat: PlYitEli 61163 *) . S . PVIISerY Weaver,
.W 4 A 6 P.and:Vglattel:; 4 ?-. - ..,;,_ - • : ~1
, .Mr. : Stnialvsetalt Ailag:recidspd a :injority
of. yotes,!wea.declered:duly Planted Meiienj; i
40 Pas 9. l liifikl4 l 4 l *rdlag iti!law. -...':-- ,
- - ::Mr.rHENWk:moved!thitt.tlie.Hollll43' p -
'o:the nonilhation.and.electimi of a:Postnias r.,
- . The motkin-vrtisargrceiftb,:.. - .1:: ,-1 t..::
Mr. BECKmomitiated Charles P. Huston. •
. Mt: :WHITE nominated R. W. Stewart;
On motion of-, Mr. BOWMAN, (Lamest° ,)
the nominattoni trer„ . , eleet , -.,,
The Eidalitkiherrizoiobiea to ballot, whe
Ike following_-named . gentlemen voted T
mifte w q i i '''' '' i 3 il — ' '4ltt l iiri ;VA
n
ais. llerhaie, B ach, tame ~ B -
win, Bightun Billingjelt,...lXwmao,(Lancaster
Browit,Coiliriiii,(Hrie;),Cor:.biabAPhiladelphl i)
Coleman,. Deeniston, Etnier, Poster Wage,
Gneritiiii-HiiiiieVtienr3r:• 'Heron, Hill; H ';
toe:I - Kaiser; '111.411by; . : , Kerns, (PhiladelPh , )
t
Koonce, Lee, Lille'', , 14. 'Clellan, r M'Murtr ,
Mayer, Marsh, Miller, Musselman, Nee ,
G' Harm, Olmstetd, Orwig, Pancoast,, Pr! ,
Reed, Slack.,-Smitk (ChesterO'Sinithi(Lin ,
e t
ter,) Smith; -e(Ehibidelphiai). Stinbeiger,: S t-
Ph.l.RlWitt, Waklen•YKelia, Wkite,.Wladie a d
Johnson, Speaker-:52. ..- -
The following-named . gentletiten voted F.
ldr:.fluston: I/ . ' ll s• /I. •I- ' ' ;';'t
' Vitali "Ale:tinder • - (Centre;) .
' 'Meikaki.,
(Clarloo f ) ;Beitger,..iii..ooi4--Xlaßt•Catt. :Bowmais,
(Cumberiand,) Boyer, Chambers, RBIs, G il belt,
.Grater, • -31 akar; 2-, Margo ett; tHopkitts: 1 Hoovor,
Horton. Jackson, Kerns, (Schuylkill;)'- Kli t t et,
Labar, Long, M.'_Musto... Missimer..Myers, .A:
son, g ß y 9 s, 4 lDersti44 2 ,,gottol g yr,..Purdy, Qufg
ley, BiSifftliex, Nei; rßiddltr, - Itoiihison, Sono ! ,
-field, Teatight, Shate,_Shimer; Spangler i - Wei;
veriWelier and Wititlert4 l 2,.
Mr. 8 t ewat t, h a‘ling: (media& n -Maio' ity of
votes, was declared ?duly eledted , POstthast6r,"
and took the prescribedurnah4f - officM '.
.._. . .._.,_ .. - .
.1411 . 14.118 R OP Bonin' orszosss.
Mr. SMITH` (Phitaderphiti.) - offered At te fI.
i
lowing resolutiori,lihichiliter talc* read:
Reseleed,-Itiat the - numberteCgAnt i n eif
several deOrtrilentarf jibe tionee'.of ' , Rep:as -
tatives ba-thii earner. as last year. ,:.• - «.
Mr. skitra, , (Ohistell: '.lthink there was 4
act of Assembly passedidrit;yof . itigrilatitt g t er
number. If that is so',..T •do:.itiot•• ituPPcise t o
loose can change It. ' I do' not recollict r•
tainly how that ie
Mr. gum"; (Philadelphia) We -are- 4 go g
4o repeal - that. ,- ''.- ' • '.' ' ' - ' .' -.
...
Mr. SMITIT, (Chester.) We oannot repea it
i
by resolution. - .... - •
The resolution was adOpted.' '.- -- ' r''
nO t tistieviiri:per - :'
° P, 2l 'kui ci 111 ° - .. , .... ,i, .L
Mr. Att4ol442%lAkeit the ttillOsviug.zeso -
NA lidii - . 1 i.
tion, wSlih.iisui,friee.g_ 'go t 34%4,,
lffek ,:: That the iiipealier of the ` House f
Representatives invite the clergy of Harrisb
open the daily iessitinii 1 ,.0f they ft otisfith
bt4or: o h
smironic commingss.
Me. OLMSTEAD effiled fo'do.viog res.
lation, which was twice read aed adopted:
Resolved, That the Speaker be authorized to.
increase the 'mambas of Itteh of the standing,
colamittees of the !louse as in his judgment
may seem necerary—in no case,-however, to:
exceed fifteen- - • • :•
BACALL OP A BILL
Mr. COMIRAIT (Erie) offered the following
resolution, which watt twice read:
- Reiolied; (If the Senate cormut) that the Gov;
ernor of this - Commouwealth: be—hereby re-s,
quested to return_to thyLl i egirdatine an act to:
authorise the Court of Qoartcr Seseian of _Erie;
county to appoint ifewierS to ;neat andlaY Out:
a road from the east end of Third street in thei
berough of Waterford, in the county of Erie, to
the depot of the Philadelphia:and Erie railtosd,!
passed April•loth,lB6ileviithout his-approval..
Mr. ants, (Philadelphia). I have no dia.!
position to interfere-with local Matters, but X
strikesme that this bill must, have become a;
law,
Mr. COCHRAN, (Erie.) ' No, Mr.
Mr. SMITH, (Philadelphia.) I would like
seine 'etplemation froth` the : gentleman, so that ,
we may-vote understandingly.on this question.!
Mr. COCHRAN, (Erita) The bill is a mere!
It affects only Erie county, Andr:llY
ane-tewnehlp in that county. It •wiukpassed at
a late day the 3d of April last ;
"Med bby, the 'intitual consent 'of the menibers of this
House and our SAnator.,- thelGiivernior was re
quested to hold overthe bill, not giving it hifi
signature.-- According' to .the Constitution of
the:State, itmust be ,recallod within. the fire 4
three days:of ,the ee,eioti,,or it Becomesa lawl
I aid. petitioned by the people of that township
(my constituents) to. Secure the recall! - of- thd
• bill. • •
The resolution of Mr. COCHRAN (Erie). was
adopted.
_ .
RAY OS itsimem OFFICERS
MT. 85fITH , (Philadeiphia,) on leave given;
read.in•place a bill entitled Aar act. to pay the
Chief Clerk, assistant olerks, and other retiring
officers of the Senate and of Represental.
tives.
( n motion of Mr.' SMITH, (Philadelphis
the rulesivere suspendekkand. the H6use - pro;
veeded to , the second , readlog aid c ansidtratioct.
ofahe bill.;: : .
• The bill.waa reed and agreed to, as follows -:
Be it enacted, Bic., Thit the State Treasurer
shall pay do all offieers.whe have returntd and
in the organization of the .Senate and
House of Representatives, ten days pay ant?
mileage, and; that section sixty-three of the ,
geoval.appropriation bill for the year 186 d,
restucting,the number of, officers, is hereby re
pealed.' " • ' f
On motion ot kir: SMlTH,(Philada'phis,)4
rules. wore,auspended, the bill was read third"
time s
,and r
Pissed finally
BILLS IS
Mr. GUERNSEY read in place An act to an
tborizeJlte Alautdeld Classical, ,Semlnary and
State, Normal Sohool of the Fifth District, 16-
Tioga cotiritV Pennsylvania. -
.. 4i boiroiv money. -
• Lakton.the table.
Hy. SMITH (Chests') read in place An aot
to provide flr the payment of bnuntlea to ifo
'ateen; • • • -
• Ledd on the table;
Also An act to validate the investment Of
trust money made by,Nathan Y. Foster.
Laid on.the table. ,
:A leo, An, act relating to the borough of Wept
Chester.
raiti j Oit 'the fable - t • ' t
= Mob,. An. act -tilating to the Coroner of
Chaster cortikty.:. ,
Laid on the table..
An'tiet suppleinelitaryto in act in -
Pobitieg thti West Cheeter'failroad cornpany.,
• .• Laid. on: the:table. . •
:r Alact,Att ankrelatibgto,eabitee bait: .„
Laid on , the table..
Ari' ad to inciirpolite thejo
fayette railroad company. . •
Laid on the table.
• -Mr; BIfiSAM , irlifttlier-suppldment to Aft
act cabled. Ati;actralathig.4o:AlleShenY C"FitOr,
approvedVaz.lat, 1.86 . - • • t
Laid' the table. '
'F
V. JACKSON, Ait act forthepayaterit of the
account-of Cl:4l'llo4'G. Gitilek, for collet:4g
amp, : • • : :
WATEON, An act to charter the °aka
wise steartuihip ootartatiy, t
P[TITION
PRENDIIIID
Mr. $111,T13 (Ohe;ster) . presented a pefitfon . of
Nathan Y: After, oreheater county,- . feel tae
passage of a law, to validate theluvestinettt of
certain trust moneys;:...
! Laid on the,title..:*;
Llkv! OF ABiNei
Mr. „II:081ER, asked. and obtained
_leave lqf,
.aba@uce•for Mr. Suern,,lrlilladelßhis.)
'BOY.F.fijor Mr. aIeAR/GHT. ,
*SPOILT A 6:51[101411S.
.
SMITR,.
,(Philadelphia,) on behalf oft he
corarnittee•appOinted• by the Hortiiii;.to info&a
taSetinle t'liatiChaitentanlied iinclwas reed
to proceed to hiplines; reported= that. theLotin
mittee had &riot:reed thattluty,_,
,The hour - Of one o'cicek;liavlng arrived,' the
•
ifi6LINA;7
Oar Forces Mark the Rebels neat' Wes/Onto
- •
CAPTUTLIC!; . :OI',AaIik, 7 4 ofic•
• okt •
. „ ;FonTaxeCidoifitoi,,Tin.'o.,
The steatites Gillde, froitiliewhern; N. C.,
y esterday,:hasj net artlied here. .
Assistant Inspector-Geppral Sterling Jo among,
her ;iiissengers. . . _
Intelligence reithedlitTewbern yesterday tliat,
the expeditiorriiiiiiff - MI. McChesney, of die
First North Carolina' regiment,. I which Aft,
Newhiwk-on, the 20th ult t , for Greenville,;t4k
the pnemy i pn,.Thursdak. night near, Wash
Both parties were enrprisea.
Lteatr Adams' charged - on "and Muted We
enetny,ikillineallletitenant and live men, who
-were, all 'left on the ,Held, and eaptuzed•
nien,_eneeannon_and caisson, with ; the honks
of &Sarre 'battery: • • • • i _
Oel•loterWitif' - Lieut. Adems killei Ass'.
men mounded: := . •
F ROM 'WO:AMON.
Meetlirzof theltissaihnsatta ii
legislttifo
i lkeToN,qk r tn:gi
The katrechtisaffiLeglelature conii3ned t0,..d.
, .. d . !1T0x...f0 oathitu iield t w ae . Elected Presideni of
A N lB " 4 :,„„ ra,3o .'o l° n:4-,4-• PuP oc h-Siteakeillsf
the' House. • ,
Ref: Will: *.-stevima;'tiiii-Preetderitor
erhe,ratceNege, deliver ft.theltrafaal'oefirie tul
the 9 1 4 - south , 0.herah,..,5 ... . , ,
The Goverrior'e rtip,age, la get, eFfected be
I
hi - till Frld4r. -" --
' ' --)
- Theg`examtuitttatialoorge hi. Biller, die e
charge preferred by C onat -- .4aaniiegyatklie g
Implicated iu the Malden bank murder
,
tobkay ended to-day In the honorable "mat
t tel of the accused.
I Two hundred and twenty recruits for the
Maine regiments passed through this city to--
day for the Army of the Potomac.
_ -
owe retniuks having appeared jp the news
,papen.about Ake disarming of the , steam frigate
Niagara, and the statement, made that the. ez, •
traordinary weight of metal on baaidsrlaittae
vessel.so low that ahe was almost. melees, It Is
proper to say that she has been reduml one
half in,her_battery,. because men are, pcisrpßit n 4
because by this three.hoadted. age taken _boat
her, complement.. She—new .dokyt only fpitt
inphedlktore thiun when she via* tg_c f kinei.and
for feet and four inches than „WIWI. she
carried the Atlantic cable. She. ja OW tons
larger, than the Minnesota clam of faigates, and
drawkope foot.rnere. water .pr. three feet lese
than the Great Western. .
: New-li"anittahlre-Vnion State Con
- " " • Vention,: • - -••-
• - •• • noom>,,ii. 11.,Jan. 6.
The Republica ; &s i te Convention met here
to-diy. Governor GillinCre.waa re-uetrihiated
acchuratinu, The . oenyentieli were laige
and thp:Prfkgedifige hitiuOlett.. - •
The llepuhllean state Oareikticii today
adopted the following resolution ; : •
, &soh*, That Abraham Lincoln ,; by the
eruct* , during ; the daugetpus Crials in the
nation's history, of une4nalled sagacity and
stateemansitip, of a inioderalion and prudence
which experience hue: illown hi •be the highest
Wisidtim, by his spotiesa integrity of personal
cliaracter . ,abeve reproach above suspicion' )
and by kw Aomely ,fon*d yet• unfiltered dater ;
mination thatthe triumph of the Constititica
end thetralon over,secesalen and treason shill
be the final triumpof libert y throughout the
nation, has secured and merited • the
abiding donfidettar of - the people to
an -extent never awarded to any
other public man since Weabingtow; that..the
hest interests.of the. country. Armand, that- the
complete.destruction,:of; the; rebellion, the re
storation • of peace; ;prosperity and :the Union
Allred ba achieved.nudar hie.admlnfitration Of
theladvernnient, and that we thereforedeclaie
Abraham,Lincoln to be...the people's choice .fOr
reelection to the Presidency in 1864.
: .This-resolution was derided with Wind= of
applause; the delegatea rising tn. their feet and
waving, their hats with the Wildest enthutiaurt.
%MITI Congrees.-,First Session.
' Mr. Howard (Micb.)...leubmitted.the lolto,w
ing resolution, which was objected' to aM latfl
Reelved,"Tliat the Committee 'on the Judi
,
chi* , be instructed to consider : the propriety id
ropenlingUrrjoint resolution of - Tilly 17;,1882;•
'telative to. the,conitruction of ihe:contisr,altirm
act, and particulOy'so muchuf said joint rest
'titian as purports to prohibit a torfaitire
real estate beyond 'rho natural lifero i f the of
.
t. Wileon reported ikira,,tli. a
e Com
mitted an act to; amend - the'
.onyolling act ; lso
a bill to exteld'ihe time foy`ifairinirbonaty
volontesia.
The Senate considered Powell'atolll,grayrent
14:011perelf the - army and ,navy end - other
pirtoos engegclain the military service from
interfering lir eledions." -- _7 • - 7
Mr. Grimes opposed the reference forthe Jn
diciarg.Committey,-otrtlut ground that It rel.,-
-tedl , O
tofficere WV/di Mi li tary Capacity., - '
Mr. Powell centsidedlor-it3 reference to the
J..ndlciary Committee, as it protected the I
dom of the elective franchise in, the States. Tii
evil , 'sought .to be remedied' Atias .of istattlin -
'war - linos: Ktectionslitid beekintartied t
the Will, a a- majerlit ,erlbtr . rei?pls, at: . e
wh ir
point of ilvilitiyeniet. - -., -
--, Mr Davis" faiored tfie # - alirehde to tbilii-j:
gel* Committee,' as - it was latrodnitedi,-tha
Question wliellier , certain anti' perkiiiied . 4
.miliiiry m e n stall be `a4l% , ll:effplkee:
.‘ ,
' The &nide ignite d. to' iefei. tellieJ:itdielart
lOotninlttee, by 21 to IC. ' ' -
Mr. Powell moved to rent/alder, A leiigt#Y.
debate ensue], in . which the participants woke
Menus - , Latia,..or. Indienc Postalli Ky., Dayle,.
Ky., atift - Wiletlif, - MasS7.:,Tuitli: - .Courae of las
rtMar„lta . Mr. 'Powell . -saki the horo'of the will
ittrr
. .operatiens-rn te,iniirMet nutlcete'hbfw 111 ,
4 ,
the supreme lee"; and says -You' shall _ not '
imams p . m:bedtime the subjects of the fierti f
. 60`blood,stainedlields of _Vienna. - I l
Mr. Powell's bill.ymmferred to the Comtilit-i
tea on Military:Vain. - , i
~. , - .
Theblil extending am for Oiling bouri
tire' to vortititeirs, was received from-the Souse
&Ripened its second reading. .;
• The Senate adjourned: • - - - - --
11011 TE OF RFIPRESENPATIVEI3.
the post office appropriation bill was con
sidered.
Mr. Washburne (Ill.) took oktuslibriAo-41..i
-uounce . railroad companies as swindling the
• , CoverriMaki r isnd advocated a new line betwciii
Washingtcat and.New.York..
Mr. Ste - vi - iii 'eakt'ho' viatt not prepared to
denounce railroad companies because be knevi
unthing,abont them.
tr e li/ l (Nagiiipw.63ldrOVAatidAtillE: .
protesting egfdriat e wholesale dentin. .
of railroad - Companies, because a few ofihe
in the opirdon-of Mr. Washburae, had attom 4
tOorindie-this:C/Oveinment.
Mr. ilbTokOrTatTe% fifirTifikkalcs to show that
he hadjarairinticrriat to - aslslor an Jovial- -
,tigation of a rally:* stoppage recently On.,
4 .41440a4aafkunto th(Lwedibin• .
tleman bad- to-demand -an investigation .10f,
similar- .stoppage and
gelatOrk. The bill passed. I
MK—Aril - ad Made anti-slavery spac4h
after !!shishthiiHousa'adjourtMdi ' ,
- *A"djoiinied.j.
MI
. ;
,Proin..o c to i•
~.Cnioiirsraxz, Jan. di
Two perikoni" .13iere ,killedand ,tidsty-,- 6
Yibglkdadlid' a &Melon on: AU •
Hamilton - and, . Aky,tOzt• t - Aagraf:o4
,trains wed ..running at the rate of. 4h,
)41i*. 402 -bait when the wildcat cc:ol*d.
, i llothlteina 'were. hac4y....ivrcekid•:,
( illartiditkingraY 84Bio8-0,83 '64llaiinfsiit.
Coltunbrnstitist, wae:4ltroyed are
.hut night. .... , " ~ • . - . • -. 3
Tao rebelOts:9l the Sanitary Vait-are,eskitha
ted at $200,000. -
.„.
Gov.iinmletteand Rebel Sympathises.
OVICINNATI, Jan.ei r
Kepitnagc. b a!' Igled
ipritchanitkorolderiag the military-ikonniand
ants, where loyal citizens are taken 01 by in
erralao, .to arrest ztleast fry - it-470d
committed.
'who the : vicinity:igh'nhigie **LIN la
comitted. •
- • • - 'Prow' ChaltkioOger,
' A diiiPalUh fiom''Chridanooga - says that
ivelaar- h astb ecri - BliPgingll4d :for the *it
three days. Two soldiers froze to death! sits !
Bridgeport, Ala., On the 30th ult. The soldiers.
are reeerdiating 'The _rebel lines itie
35 miles from Chattanooga.
1/%0 tae.: Legislature,.
.
•
AIXIUSTA I '
frilfr Lek fabliAlTe bflttalnervtaittirgethiiedii•
YP A Y -tAf Georgeltßititowii ethete4.4t r ia
ofthe ;Sedate andliirtlihigh);
the House. GOvermit'Cinierwilllbellituelor
ated to-morrow.
from Washington_
Wescuiioho,w, Jaii. 6
SENA=
WALEILINGTON, Jigl. 6
, of Elielititauelk;
nummums, an. 6.
The -anbstriptice agent reports the - maleof
$1,769,150 in five-twenties on Wednesday.—
Deliveries of baud@ are being made to Decem
ber 11.
New 21rotrtionntnte.
1370. $ll Z i 7 -6
O.
PETER .IGOM:UIARD,
Snuff- and, TONI** liannfaotarer
18$ 18 ORAMBERS BE,
(iroteler4t4.2ltetibenOtreet, New York ) )
WOULD oall the attention of Dealers to the
"Ude° of h i ! z°°l/4110MP)9
BROWN EM:II2F.
Demigroe,
Par.e 1710#,
Mscaboy,
Rine Bap)
Coarse pee,
taehirtiehea,
Amerken Chmtleman, Copenhagen.
IrittaLOW SNUFF.
Scotch,
High Toast Scotch,
Irish High Toast, or Lundyfoot;
- Honey Dew Scotch, -
Frmh Honey Dew Scotch - ,
Fresh Scotch.
Or Attention is Galled to the Large reduction
in grime of Fine-Oat, Chewing and Smoking
To'oaccee, which will be found at s &wafer
Quality
T 0.8.1000.
antrents.
8 Jean,
Spanish,
Canister,
Tait/alt.
tong;
No. 1,
No. 2,
Noe. 1 & 2 mixed,
Granulated
.. ran . 014
estivrtme.
P, A. L., or Wain,
_ _
Cavendish, or Sweet,
SWeet Scented Coronae",
Foil Cavendish.
; B.—A eltoulex of pious will beleent on
hPlAlosibiel. •
TO arrow AN' sum=
siltation of Pensions, Mattes, Bask Pa Y
and War Claims.
()Mom' Pay !tolls, Musick Rolls, and Me
welting Accounts Made Oat. '
MHZ undersigned, having bean in Ur i , ook
JE ployment of the. United States duidat e :
leateighteen months, aa Clerk In 6 4
tag and Dlebtuting Office and Oftkik of Soper
thew:Wept ofilearnithw tksrette .11 Penntylve
nor nlsP*ltha_tinformatitleradio fiat he has
opened.'llol umoe tiro. bats= Tamintepn
tot the purport ; of colleoWg Pen
atom, Bounties,. Back Vsy and War frsg
also, 4agistag out Off' Pay Bolls, Mater
Rolls • and Recruiting Atooaante.
, An minor by mull ationdoi to promptly.
nov-dtt ISOLLIVAIf & CHILD.
NOTIOR--PIaI,LAIYA AN I! READ
-1NO: RAILROAD COMPANY:. -
Rational, Nov. T .28tb, 18 . 611.
HE public le respectfully informed that an
and after MONDAY, Dammam. 14th, all
Passengers , who do not purchase thalr'tUrats
before entering the cars, will be du/40cl 26
cents extm, on each ticket purchased an the
train, TOE' WWI: they wiltoNtain from the Oon
ductor it cheek receipt. This receipt will be
redeemed,- arid 4 45 cents
o paki therefor, In cash,
upon its prieentation at any Ticket. (Coe of
the Oriapany. G. A. NIOOLLS,
'-de4 Mot Gaper& 13aft.
.NOTICE
"r 8 HEREBY GIVER tbatthe Honesdale teak
al/plioation to the Legisista re er
ihil:next *.sciaskuts, for the -passage of r A k w re
diode:l4MM 'basic, with Ito Fedebt,niu ne end
of stfle,hkatiOn alef-iirtailegee, and a d ith e Ar n ot a l
tWi) hundred thousand dollato„ By outer of
the dkeetors. D. WARD,
Honesdale, July 4, 1868: - Cashier.
jy6doaw6m.
. -
IVOR . RENT—The atom , room cellar and
J. ivezehouse kug occupied. by, room. cellar
d,eo!cl, in the'hiliough of laiddletOrin, Pa:
The store liporn is fitted nji Complete for:dry
Wends; rui4 the Cellar f o r 'grocerleo. It is
iiprofitaNe business.
- ,Agood Opportunity is offered to an energetic:
minto Hboa kngeand safe bodiless, or the whole
property, dwelling and store, will be Sol& --
Inquiry to be made of JOHN T. ROM,
Iliddletoryi, Dec. 11. , Acting ikrecutor.
decl4:d2tawBM
'Pointlin 'BOOK
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• PORT DitOlfAnte
.
Azuktwera . .l 51"Laath ea Goods Jags
'pace BiX)1( STORM.
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- 8:14 Earrtsbusg; bud:item et4tiosted to
•ohn be'prociptlysttetitted.to: •
13otmtiesilitatiodgmads Bsek-Parof Oiliters
oollooted; • - dwio
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t ' li et.cia:ri*-4;030111,
For sale cheap at,
ncaq - .14PREArEllp3 BOOKSTORE.
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A NEW A-it-RIVAL.
DOCK — 'AL CO.
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A KEW STOOK OF , GOO DI
such as PsVAL:Waht. to
OftitlEalpifs MEaRY I
1111 thbeifizi4 rimit of any floods .. in their flee,
STOCK COMPLETE. de9
r•bgitempleiliTA ) for aala at
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received ae HOUR* .1E0M41•111.
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