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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05
"ouR COUNTRY Right Wrong Our Country"
From the New York Dispatch.
The Beautiful Watcher.
BY ". A. DEsBRIsAY

A mother stood by dying child,
The last Of her household band;
Husband and children all were gone
Conc to the spirit land
It slept and smiled but a cold, damp brow
Told sadly il was ceasing To live,
For is smile was only 10 answer 70 ono
That q guardian Angel might give.
Mother" she whispered, al know that ere long
! must sleep in the graves dark gloom;
nnt ! papa used to call me an angel, you know,
When he sang with me here in this room.
l must be in dream, for hear his voice,
Repeating, In gentle tone
Bright angel comeI Bright angel comet"
Dear mother, arc you alone
For l saw near you such beautiful form,
With face so lovely and white
II 10 ncar you now, and sweetly smiles,
AS Il has through oil the night.
And, namma, when you slept for little while,
thought could hear IL sing
But ! fell asleep when shaded my eyes
From the light with its beautiful wing
But il sang Of home that was fur away,
In voice 60 sweet and low,
And how glad IL would be 10 carry me.
And sqid would like to go
would 40 safe ON its gentle breast,
And 'twOuId comfort your heart bY day:
For even though dead, will still be y0urs
When the watcher takes me away"
my child, no form Of beautys near
The lamp no longer burns, T
And moonlight only in the room
The gloom TO darkness turns.
] see no watcher by my side,
I'm standing here alone
Oh. who will try to comfort me,
When thou, my child, art goney"
Dear mother, one kiss! I am colder now,
And the light to my eyes grows dim
Aud voice like Ida's, before she died,
hear in q low, sweet hymn,
The beautiful watcher you cannot see
Not vet frum my side has flown
'Tis dark 'Tis dnrk!" She spoke no moro
Tue mother and clay were alone
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

DGBLES Of oil sizes and descriptions, for sale by
ID NUGENT L PETIT,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05
ANNIE LAWRIE.

Marvellous banks are bOuny, where early falls the
dew,
And twas there that Annie Lawrie gave me her
promise true.
Gave me her promise true and ne'er forget will !,
But for bonnie Annie Lawrie, Id lay me down and
die.
Her brow Is like the snow-drih her throat is like
the swan.
Her face it is the alrest that Ger the sun shonc on
That ecr the shone on, and dark blue is her eve
And for bonnie Annie Lawrie, Id lny me down and
die
Like dew on the gowan lying is the fa' O. her Giry
feet,
And like winds in summer signing, her voice is low
and sweet;
Her voice is low and sweet, and she's a the world
tO me,
And for bonnie Annie I.awric, Id lay ME down and
die.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

WINES AND LIQUORS Of I'll kinds, at wholesale an,
w retail, cheap, by
BARMAN & BACHMAN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05
Gas Pipes, Burners, &c.

VTNIE undersigned beg leave to inform the citizens
Pacorvlle that they have at their store on Main st.
three doors below the Cary House, extensive assortment
and nrc rrrpnrrdtn 1T Gas Pipes Burners and
necessary to furnish and lnroduce gas sorcs saloons
dwelling houses &C. Persons In want OF any articles In
our line, or requiring work to he dnne, should give us
call At "r store W" have had experience In the bnanesS
and understand II thoroughly. IIANSRIDGE co
-plAeervie, November 70, S5a---------~---1- m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

LJAvE Won looked at those WIDE STRIPED CASH
IL MEREst II not, 60 to
IIOCU NACUMANa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05
AdVeFaisInG.
JOB PRINTING.
PLAcERV1LLE POST OFFICE.
hAIL AaRAEGEHESTr.

hAIL AaRAHGRNRyTR.
MAIL u Dispatched from this Olace daily SUNDAYS ex
espted, " Sacramento Fan Francisco, and all parts
WsAh Aate, which closes At o'clock. pm.
special mall dispatched daily. SundAys Excepted to
C~l0na rtH C~td Springs, which closrs At 0cock r. NJ
special m I'll 10 alan Dispatched daily. Sunday :ept.
ed 10 GeorEstoun rid Spanish Hlat which elo,.s at
weekly mail vll be dispatched from this .fee to Fd.
-AleROHn eLI--SeHt0Rn aud CedAfIlle. eHery MdnLay
msrninG. Mall closes at o'clock Sunday night
Fri Weekly mail will he dispatched froi this oniee 10
Ipdian DiRgings fiG HeWt0Wn aud Crtlarviir to H.,
eIoeed m Sunday, Tuesday. and Thnr.Ay At "cl"k
The malls Tor the Atlantic states Europe &C. ciose
this "ee about the 81 aud 18th ~ each month, except
when those dayS come saturday, and then !ley will
close tbe dAy pTeViOus.
The Nais Esr Oregon and Washington Territories
dspasehed Senmonily, Immediately St.r the arrival
Of the Atlantic mails.
weekly mail will ne dsp t'ched from this "h the
Aaaate StateS Vid CAFs0n Valley AID sAlt Like city
IT, yoOeph Missouri {" he elosCd every Friday A o'clock
2. ~ Letters Intended Z" be Sent by this mail must be
aAFked. " VLI Hai, Lake City"
OFFICE ll0CRS.-rlis ONCE will he kept open daily.
Sundays sxeeOtsd. from ocloeh, A. NJ, till IL, and
hsm ~ till 3k.P
Oa S1ndays-YrOm til 10. A. VI. and Tron ! tl :. p.
NJ A. n. THATCHER Post Master.
e. ". SANDERsON. y. X. NEWELL
NANDERSOX & NEWELL,
Attorney At Jaw.
nVTIcE-Ia Douglas Building lup sAirs Main aireri
" Piseervlis. GAus!s.S7l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

VOAKtM'S HISTORY OF TEXAS:
l. Spurge0n's Sermons;
Parsons Laws Of Business,
For sale BY NUGENT A PETIT.
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rEACnEKs' ASSOCIATES,

IEiAe P,,TFER GorSTY TEACHERS AssoCiIr
will hoii lis third Annual meeting Il
TnH-n Hail. al Gdadsrs7nT-. eoHsmeucir.
l4th OF Mo-. next, at o'cio.k. A. NJ. asae
liHEe fVe days. The exercises during .
Gar viii n-i>t of Drills in those sJudirs }
sued IN omTaoH Schools They will bee
duet d 5y tie CouJty SGpe-inien den. ASA
by Rev Il. II. Rice,
others. Monday evening eoBcnin- a3-
will be delivered by Rev w. II Rec as:
essav BY Miss Corielia lylorn TutsdaE =
ing, address by Joseph A Cooper. A B ?
eipal Of Ulysses Academy, and esssys D!
J. W. Bird, and Miss Frances Baker.
Wednesday evening, Address by the 60.
Pcriaicnteat- -ubject. .-ImagiaaJiou} Z;
by Rev D. Stiles. Thursday evening
dresses By the President Of the Assoe.aa
and Nessrs NJ o. Crosby. and o. J. Sraf,
The teachers Of the county are .ar-s'
solicited 10 attend, and il IS hoped tssr
be panctual 70 the hour OF Monday D0'Ei
J.. ". BIRD, Sr!
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/ Fayette County. bordered ON the soatl
BY Virginia, and heretofore always sure
for pro- Slavery democracy, has this year
elected Repubhcsn .SAerif and Assem-.
Lyman. Low was this sobie triampl
achieved? Not by talking about fusion,
compromise, People party, and such non
sense. The Republicans of Fayette are
live men, and so they invited live man,
r. Lyle White, formerly of the Ere Con.
st,tatton, 10 come and edit their paper
the Fsyette Patriot This paPerhas been
bold and energetic in its advocacy of Re,
PuLtconisna. In noticing the result OF
the election the Patriot SAYS
"The townships in the nciehEorhood
of COnnellsville show a very hiree gain
over the vote of last year This was ac-
complished by steady hard wcrk No
partisan appeals or claptrap railying cries
were used in the canvass. it was quieg.
earnest contest in which principles were
paramount to men, and voters acted ac-
corainy to their convictions of right. I"
We commend that sentense to Tie Re.
Ef,Hiicans of this couRsy. We believe it
points to the only method of permanent
suecess-steady 1rOrh tor principles. No
personal appeals, or eias.;rap rallying cries,
are worthy the attention. of honest, earnest
men. We heartily eongrafslatc Brother
White and the ResuiAiicsas Of Fsyette
for the success which A&s crowned their
we'll directed effurfs. Nehave an abiding
confidence that lie efforts in other ooun-
ties, will produce Ike results. IIencsfor.
ward let all good Republicans work steadi-
ly Tor principles.
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HUMILIATING SPECTACLE I'm Sat
Iurdav night several boys--some Of them
not exceeding fifteen years Of age--pas-
sed down Second street staggering under
the effects Of tatoSicatina liquor, and max
ing the nighfhideous with their terrific
+howls. One Of them was so~beastly
drunk that his eon pailsons2 had TO sup
port him, and in that CONDITION he was
taken home. We do mot know where
the lads obtained the liquor, but their
parents should. corr sca them 70 cesfess,
la orderthat the scoundre1 who made rhen'
drunk may DC indicred snd pnssss aes''=A
few nights ago we overheard smslI lad
remark 10 one of his .chums" that Inc
"couid gct all the lager he wanted: and
no doubt he told the truth We have
reasos TO bcliese thar there are dens IN
town, the keee eers of which sell lager beer
to,all--yonns and old, white and black.
male and female--wao can raise money
to pay for it. Our police officers should
make an effort 10 '''<pot" all such inst tn.
tion and return them to the next Cour.
They arc eurse' to the town.---Udrrts,
Lury Telegraph s-z.-s 5ae.sk
True enough--it is a "humiliating spec.
taele" 20 see Boys staggering under the
effects Of Intoxicating liquor, and the
places where such liquors are sold TO Ell
ther men or boys, are curse TO any
town. We beliere c9ery person Of com
man sense knows this; and yet these
curses are licensed BY the courts Of near
ly every county in tie State, in pursu-
ance Of. the law cs the Commonwealth.
So long as the law authorizes license TO be
given to sell intoxicating drinks to men,
such drinks will be sold to boys "Ro. e1-
ceeding fifteen years Of age" and they
will frequently be seen staggering Under
their influence When ffle faiber drinks,
he has no right to be sar arised if his sen
of fifteen should come home drtna ard
those who oppose the passage Of proliB.
tory laws have no right to be surprised
at the lncreasc Of drunkenness. Eet US
do something to put a stop to fhe sale of
intoxicating liquors, or else be silent. To
ask po3ee officers to "Spot" FcApsea
erog shop l. among the most unreasUn:4
bic 0: requests. aud foolish at that.
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No Paper for Two Weeks.

Having run out of PAPER, money, and
the large stock of patience which has kept
Us going for nearly three years, we have
concluded to suspend publication for a
couple Of weeks. and turn our attention
to cVlleeriRg aud canvassins during that
time. We can not canvass the whole
eOunty now, but will do so as much as We
can find time fag, and we trust our friends
will aid Us iu tho matter all they can. 1t
is harvest over now. and we ought to lie
very successful.
\ number Of persons promised to bring
US provi>it rs &c, when they came to he
Fair, bit we have seen nothing of thea.
yet. We cut short our visit home, ex-
pressly TO DC here 10 receive the produce
promised, bu, all to no purpose. Have
those persons lreated US right? We
think nos.
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Armory, and kept up skirmish with the
insurgents all than day. But Brown and
his men were not taken till Tuesday morn
ing !; when the AplDory was stormed by .
force of United srases Marines Most oi
the insurgents we're billed in this charge
But Id Brown survives his wounds, and
Governor Wise expects shave the pleas
ure of hanging him.
All We have to say at present about
this crazy and unfortunate riot il. that
all who were silent when the agents oi
Slavery killed Browns sons, aud destroy
ed his property, have no right 70 eoan-
plain now. -.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
Life and Times
OF
COLONEL DANIEL Bor
COMPRISING !

CUMPRISlNG \
History Of the I aIly Settlement Of Hso,,..
With aceounts Of the lIardshhns Ana =
lures of the Pioneer, towllich Il adj,5
COL. BOONe'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY CONF,
& As dictated TO John Fi!son and s,'
'lished in 1884. {
nsColoneF Daniel Boone was one o. 4.
remarkaBe hen that tais country has
ed. His chars cter j +; marked With o..
ana his actions @ere important and -
tial IN on. Of the most interesting he
our kfStory--tllat of the early settIs,..
Kentucky. Boone is generally ackno,.'
as the founder of :hat State, hayiar 4,
ii alone TO 2 considerable extent; les5s.
earliest settlers; founding Boons.Sa'
having defended the stations sQc,,,,
against the attacks Of The Indians !,
prominent part which he took in lnil,,.
fiiFs Of this period Of distress and p.-1
tainly render his claims to the honor J
tile four terof EeItuckF very strong
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LINCOLN on HICKMAS-uon. Abra
ham Lincoln, the acknowledged leader OF
he Republican party il the West, made
great political speech at Culuw bas, Ohio.
On the 18Th ult After claiming for him-
self the authorship Ofthe sentiment, "there
is an irrepressible conflict betSees free
dom and slavery" enunciated in an ad-
dress delivered fifteen years ago. he said :
81 do no, believe that Gur Seward
uttered that sentiment because | had done
80 before, bat because be reflected upon
this subject. and saw the truth aboD. il.
Nor do belisre, because Gov. Seward or
| uttered il, fha. Nix Hickman Of Penn
sylEania, in different language. since lha,
time, has declared his bellef in the utter
antagonists WHICH exists between the
principles of slavery, You see we are
multiplying. [APphuse and laughter ]
Now while an speaking Of Hickman,
let me saw. / kDcr bui k,tle about him.
| have never seen him. and know scarce
" anything about tbe man; but l viii
say this much Of him---of al the anti lie
compton Democracy that have oecn bro't
TO my notice, he alone has tie true genu-
inc r:ng. And Eos. without endorsing
anything Else he has said. will ask ,his
audience to give three cheers fOr Hex
man right here" The audience respond
ed With three rousins cheers for Hiekna1.
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The State EIca:iiOn.

The official returns from the ssrorl
Opposition counties at the North chow Q
greater falffhs off of the vote. and cohse
.qTenfTy of Che Opposition nlajpri,ies, than
'auy other counties of the State. Next
wear, with Governor aud President tc
elect, they will do beitRr for the Oppose
tion, by many thousands. We have tbs
fall retiring from forty-eigbt corntIes
which compare with tho vote of last year
IS fellows. II gg geg 90 ...r
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We congratulate the editor Of the Pofts.
mans J,urnal, and the Republicans Of
Clear6eid county, on the great success
achieved by them in favor of tie right
and true. That county used to give any
thing labelled Democratic, SIC TO e:yhf
hundred majority. This year the major,
ity on Senator is onlJ l65 for Lecompton.
For President Judge and Assemblyman
it is about the same. As that is the
home of our illu<trious Senator, we take
peculiar pleasure in publishing the fol-
lowing official returns of the Clear6elJ
Senatorial district.
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Hal. Rep. Durbin, De
Halls maj.
81 L

That is gForioaS Fesait, and the Re
publicans of Clearasid county are entitled
TO the thanks vf sIseir brethren through
cut the State, fnr ,heir steady and deser,
mined efforts for the good cause But
the election OF Republican President
Judge. Mr. Linn, of BelIfonte, and a Re.
publican member of Assembly. Mr.. Cor,
don, Of Brookrille. is due in great part to
the noble efforts of cur C!saTfsld hreth-
rem. We trust tkis fact will be remem-
bered in the eleetlop Of clerks at Harris
burg in January nex.. Republican Sen
ators, We commend to yuur kindly re
CARDS the editor of the i'etisnaen Jour
nal
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Gbs uuttsr yuurml.
COUDERSPORT, PA,
r9- We reioiee TO learn that the lie
IFqrssay 1J,fOng, 0,i. q. 1859.
I. S. CHASE. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

pS We re|oiae 10 learn that the Re
publicans of the Representative district
composed of the counties of Jefferson,
Clear6eld, Elk ana Mexican, have elect.
ed Mr.. Gordon, ore of their Candidates
Had the Republicans Of Mexican turned
out they could have elected our friend
Nichols, instead Of letting him he defeat
ed by regular prO-sIa:ery, pro sosrup.
tiou tnuker, Ike A. w. Be7, II. We
regret his defeat most siseerfs. The
election of Mr. Gordon Is another q shosc
great Republican victories for which this
year has become notorious.
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AUDITORS Notice.

ENIlE undersigned an auditor apPcla's:
= tie Court Of Common Plsas a. =.
Coenty 70 make distribution Of the proef'
nf the sale Of real estate in case Of Jacob y
- \. L. Dise, No. 2E9 june Term. 1857,
arie1d 10 the duties ofiis appointment :;
o1hce Of the ProihonotaFy in COudsrsPo-'.
Tuesday, lie 18Th day Of SoFenber Et1,
! O'Clock, p IL Those interested ara rrss.
ed 70 be present II. J. OLNSTED. Essf
o.. Is. Issa.
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rendered sums Of money, with ,he under.
stapding that he, wished to secure little
fsrm upon which to settle in his old age.
lbs supposed that he empioyed this lnon-
ey thus lObfaiDed to hire ehe farm near
IFarper's Ferry, which he used as g rem
devious for the insurrectionists, apd pear
which he so recently paid the last dsbt
& ma.r,A &Mt :
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STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH Nebras.
ka has elected u Repubiicsn delegate to
Congress, DAILY receiving As majority
over Estabrook We have not vet re-
eeived the returns, but the telegraph an
aauRees the result upon the authority q
intelligence direct from Nebraska City.
- IrbBnc
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The border war wased against the free
State men Of Kansas, continues to bear
its i,gitiasatr fruit, Capt John Brown,
two Of whosc ions were murdered in Kan
sas by Border Rufians, and whcae saiirc
property was destroyed At the mitigation
Of Missouri shareholders, conceived the
crazy prpjec. of running on slaves frrm
Virginia. Assisted by Is white men and
) negroes, he iOok possession of the Uni
ted States Arnaory 1t Harper's Ferry.
Virgins, on Sunday night, the 10th inst.
4 panic seized on the senses Of the peo-
pie OF Harper's Ferry, and they telegraph
ed TO Washington that force of nee or
siE hgadresi naea had taken possession of
the place, aud loudly called for troops
About noon on Monday. Government
troops began 10 arrive. They invested she
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Sk<tch Of Captain Joha Bfown. the
Etadcr Of The Msurrecrioa al Harper
Ferry.
tFrou the New York Herald, October la-l
Captain John Brown emigated to
Kansas from Central New York in the
fall Of 1855, and settled in the toUnshiF
OF 0ssawatomie. He was accompanied
by sesea sons, the youngest being cid
enough 10 earn his livelihood The birth
place of BrsFn is not positively know to
the writer, ba. report has it that he was
born in Kentucky. At the time of his
death be was 2bout sixty years of age
EIe Eas aben. medium height, slim, mus,
cular ard possessing al iron constitution.
lie had blue eyes, sharp features aud long
gray hair, wearing full beard.
Ia December, lS55, during the "Shan,
non war;" BroEp frst made his appear,
snee among the fg,e state men at Law
renee. His eu;Esnce iuto the place a,
once attracted the attention of the people
towards him. He brought wagoa-lo load
Of cavalry ssbres, aud ras accompanied
BY twelve men, seFea of whom were his
own sons He frst exhibited his quail
aea.at the .time the free-s,ate and pro
Alavery parties. uGder .he lead Of Govern.
OF. Robinson on Que side and Governor
shannon on the other, M: 10 make q trea
~ of peace After Governor Robinson
had stated 70 the people who were GATH.
cred around the hotel the terms of the
peace, Brown took the stand, uninrited
and opposed the terms of the treaty. He
vas in favor of ignoring all treeties aud
pnsh leading men as Robinson, La1e and
Lowry, and proceeding At onee against
ihe bor5er-su.iian Invaders, dire them
from the soii or hang them If taken. Gen.
Lowry. wha Eas chairman Of the Com
Eittee of Safety, and also commander ot
the free-state troops. ordered Brown un-
der arres.. The latter made no physical
resistance, bat I was soon discovered that
h0 Taa ai;oge,her too conbuStible per.
aOn 10 retain IS ; prisoner, aud con-
promsse Ess made With him By the free
Rkate pen. asd he xas released. He was
intorned BY The leaders Of that party ,ha,
bis ramarks we're intended to undo what
fhey Eere .-yins e accomplish by means
6f ,hs treaty; that he vas stranger in
Lawrence and Kansas, and ought not by
his rash remarks to compromise the peo-
pie Of Lawrence untl be b; d known theui
lopger and kReE them better.
0ae Of his sons, who Eas elected to the
leTislatare 10 February. 1856. was seized
aA6 sztes irsG 0sSzvaton;e TO Lsconp-
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CLOTH DRESSING.

A IL persons having cloth 10 dress, 90 =
n i sen, 10 the shop Of the subs--'ot.. !
lszving il a the Store q J. 3. Sziiz = -.
ie-spo-t, marked with direction. 70 -a.s.@'
&c, &c H. O. PEa.I
Genesee, Oct 18th. 1859.
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= - - - A1A IA - l = ~hA A. - :
"a EEREAS letters OF adm iEistrati77 ~ .
w Estate Of TEEooOEUs CARPESTEz- AZ
the tn9asAip Of Bingham, Ia the eos1i,
Potter. nave been granted 70 the s17'if''l
al persons iadehteG 10 said estate are rec a'''
e 70 make Immediate p2Fneu: AT -
baviag claims agaiast the sam. VII g-t'''
them, DUR authenticated for setilsz:al, "
CHARITY cARPENTER, AzEf
Bingham, Sent. 20. 1859
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The American smoker

Gle q great utility ard benes: 70 SzsAl
Persons afflicted with Broachiti., AsisD
Dyspepsia, Live. complaints o. KidatT 81. !,
ilols. car procure SroSGEs MEDlcAFE2 !.
Ea>se EzrioRs diseases or Old D-. TEos'- y.
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op. mai, 35.S62 1924 1910
The counties yet to be heard from gave
Judge Read last year majority Of ! pa
They will do nearly as well this year
Trusting to late telegrapl,ic despatch
to the morning papers, we put Gown the
two Assenblymen from the Jefferson,
.Clcarfeld, Mexican and Elk cfastrcts as
Opposition members. The 0fsciai returns
however. received This morning, show
that the Democratic candidates have been
elected. This will change the House of
Representatives 10 G5 Opposition and 30
Democratic nembers. On joint btilot of
the two houses. the Opposition majority
will be 39-ihd. Bahtia. 20h.
LATER-FULL RETURNS.
The official retarrs of the late election
in PeRnSslea1s have been published
ffoTh erer3 torhty in the state, except
Tenan@of which has not yet been reeeir-
ed. Without Venango the votes .Fand
as follows;