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IIenrt A. Parsons, Jr. Editor
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1874.
The tobacco statistics ot the world,
could the; be seen in one mass, would
astonish the economists aa well as the
moralists. France consumes annually
43,000,000 pounds of smoking tobneco
8,000,000 pounds of cigars say 850,
000,000 in number; 17,000,000 pounds
of snuff; 2,500,000 pounds of chewing
tobacco, tnd 1,000,000 pounds of roll
tobacco, which is cither cuioked, chewed
or snuffed.
Safety of the National Dank
System. The receiver of the Dank ol
Mie Commonwealth, New York, which
failed September 20th. of lust year, an
nounces the final payment of twenty pei-
ceut. to depositors aud all other credit
ors, except shareholders, oo the 20th
inst., eighty per cent, having been pre"
viously paid. This 13 another proof of
the safety to general creditors of the na'
tional bank system. There can scarcely
be loss to others than the stockholders,
a fact calculated to make them vigilant
The State Contesting Doard of Ken
tucky has decided that Thomas L
Jones, Dcmoeiat, who was elected Clerk
of the Court of Appeals by fifty thous'
and majority over his Republican com
petitor in August last, is ineligible, by
reason of his having accepted a challenge
to fight a duel five years, ago the State
Constitution so providing. This is the
first decision of the kiud since the a do p.
tion of the Constitution, and was ren
dered by a board composed wholly ' ot
members of the same political party as
.Mr. Jones. The decision will necessi
tate a new election. Pittsburgh Ttle
graph.
The official vote of New York at the
late election for Governor, shows a total
of 787.903 votes cast.or 49,812 less than
at the gubernatorial election in 1872
The vote stood, Tilden 416,343, Dix
301,406, Clark, Prohibition, 10,214,
Tilden's majority over Dix is 54,937
It is curious that Pix's majority ove.
Kernan two years ago showed very little
difference; it was 53,451. For the firstr
time for many years, the Democrats car
ried the State outside of the cities of
New York and Drooklyn. This fact in
dicates more forcibly than anything re
have seen the sweep of the late political
revolution.
The Forty-fourth Congress will come
into existence on the fourth day of
March, 1875, but its regular session
will not begin, according to the present
law, until the first Monday on the follow
ing December. Without a change in
the law, the members recently elected,
will not therefore, except in the im
probable contingency ot an extraordi
nary session callcd,by the President,
Lave any practical share in the legisla
tion of the country until nine months
after they legally take office, aud
thirteen months after their election.
This is an awkward and anomalous situa
tion. Parliamentary government uo
whero offers any parallel to it. N. Y.
Evening Post.
Those who talk of giving up the Tie
publican party, oo account of one defeat,
fchould look at the exunple of the Demo
cratic party.. The reverses of that
party began in 1856, and although they
elected their President, that year, they
began to go backwards from that date,
and they were completely overthrown
in 1860. let in all that time, they
have kept up their organization, and
have Etood by it through evil and
through good report. And why? De
cause the rank and file of the party be
lieved iu its principles, and adhered to
them, whether successful or defeated.
Can we not imitate them, so tar at least,
as their fidelity is concerned' Our prin
ciples remain unchanged and are us
worthy of devotion es ever.
Tie Congressional Vote.
Returns at received at the State Department.
The following are the official returns
from the twenty. seven congressional dis
tricts in Pennsylvania, as received at the
State Department, exclusive of a few hun
dred scatteiing votee:
V1B8T DISTRICT.
Phila. Florence. D. Freeman, It. Branson, I.
1st ward 1819 250 5!o
2d ward 2481 178 38H
7th ward 1305 2421 643
2Gih ward 2305 8218 'J57
Total 7U70 BU37
Freeman's plurality
24.8
10G7
O'Neill, It.
ir.wi
1077
2223
l&Ol
1730
SOh5
4 'JO
SECOND DISTRICT.
Rush, D.
lO'Jll
tms
loaa
121 tt
mi
2502
1405
tmco
8th ward
Oth ward
10th ward
13th ward
14th ward
20th ward
17th ward, (part)
. Total MC0 1 JJ1a
O'Keill'imaJ
TB1BV DISTRICT
Randall D. Houston It
8d ward 1712 Uo0
4th ward 1783 lOSl
6th ward 1304 1380
6th ward 2027 16U
11th ward Ki03
12th ward' 15MH 1087
10th ward 1311 1317
Total
Randall's maj.
9703
6560
8143
U2
roirtui riTtiirr
Al'Uraff D. Kelly H.
2'!S3 Hi70
11(15 14!3
1939 1232
690 1390
1087 1401
1479 2181
loth ward
21 et ward
24th ward
27th ward
2?th ward
29th ward
Total
0049 12431
8387
Kellcy's tnnj
FIFTH DISTRICT
Robbins, D. Harmcr It. Vyeril
18th ward 1894 1279 1772
19th ward 3225 2808 2091
22d ward ' 1284 1099 1003
23d ward 1304 1W.5 947
25th ward 1990 1309 803 ,
17th ward, rarl f.25 835 808
Total 10228 9095 7579
Rbbolns' t.kralitv 1133
SIXTH DIPTWCT.
Forward D. Townspnd It. Portman I
Chester 4507 0138 125
Delaware 2IU9 3347
Total 0910 0485 125
TcvLsend's Jnnj 2441
PF.VF.NTII DISTRICT
Acker P. Woou R. HiinsicUer T.
Montgomery 7001 "457 191
Bucks, part 8825 6179 29
Total 11420 12030 2M
Wood's mnj 987
KIGHTII DISTRICT
Clymer 1 M'Kuiglii R.
ISerks 1005:1 &:i.8
Cljmer's mnj (M95
. NINTH HISTItlrT
ration P. Pniitli U
Lnnessler 0220 10595
Smith's liinj 4375
TK.NT1I DISTRICT
Mutchlor D. Karhlinc I. Bummer I
Northampton 5 !72 6223
Lehigh 6727 1172
Rucks part 2018 815 044
Total 13747 0710 044
Mutehler's mnj 0393
ILK.VF.NTII DISTRICT
Collins P. Hutlcr'R,
Columbia
Montour
Ciirbou
Monroe
Pike
Luzerne pnrt
21104 1121
1)04
200(1
1 '.OH
8052
12987
925
2158
48 1
81
1127
Total . 12987 6818
Collin's mnj 7094
TWELFTH PISTRiCT
Wright 1). Kctcliuni R. Smith T.
Luzerne part J 7100 982 019
Ketclium's mnj 148
TniRTF.FSTH Pl&TRlCT
Keil'.ev P. Garrctson R- Randall I
Sehylkill 8000 8050 114
Ueillcy 's mnj 400
FOURTEENTH PISTHICT
Breslin D. Packer R
Dauphin 4210 5471
Northumberland 310ii 3703
Lebanon 2803 3354
Total 9079 12528
Packers maj 2849
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Powell P. Laporte R.
Bradford fI!2 4'.!il
Susquehanna 2788 34O0
Wayue 2458 2209
Wyoming 1825 1410
Totnl
Powell's mnj
12183
12082
101
EixtccntbDistrict
Earlev D.
1713
015
P21
470
4487
822
08S1
Ross R.
8050
1506
922
480
35ul
409
10600
1329
Tioga
Potter
McKean
Cameron
Lycoming
Sullivan
Total
Ross' mnj
Seventeenth District
Roily D. Blair R
3783 1923
2:i75 25U1
3884 8200
1035 2855
Cambria
Bedford
Blair
Somerset
Totil 11727 10580
Reily's maj 1147
Eighteenth District
EtengerD. Wieter R.
Franklin 4220 354
Fulton 1021 099
JuLiata 10UO '.18O
Huntingdon 2589 2'.)H
Snyder 1090 1450
Perry 28,28 1328
Total 12S04 2878
Stenger's mnj 023
Nineteenth District
Maish P. M'Nair R M'Conkey I
York 714! 1035' 27(J3
Adains 8008 2557
Cumberland 4383 8000 11
Totnl 14534 7252 2804
Maish's mnj 4478
Twentieth District.
Alexander, Ind. Maekey, D.
Clinton 899 2'hiS
Centre 2553 2550
Elk 835 1100
Clearfield 1010 2854
Minlin 1484 1882
Union 1100 1220
8077
12140
8077
3408
Mackey's mtijority
Twenty. First District.
Turney D Stewort R.
Westmoreland 6803 8975
Gieen 2043 504
Fayette ii059 8875
Total .12005 8854
Turney s maj 31 1
Twenty-Second District
Hopkins D Negiey It. Howard I.
Alleghney (p't) 10091 7777 213
Hopkins maj 2101
Twenty-Third District
Cochran D. Buyne K. Purviance I.
Allegheny (p'l)5206 499G 2803
Cochran's plurality 210
Twenty-Fourth District
Miller, D. Wallace, R.
Washington 4510 8915
Beaver 2710 2710
Lawrence j818 j;;22
Total 8538 51347
Wallaoe'smnj. tQ'J
Twenty-Fifth District
Jenks, D. White, R.
Clarion 3882 1843
AruiHii.oDg 818 0 3803
ludiuua 1893 3271
Forest t 303 3;5
Jellriou 2453 17U7
Total U027 11 109
Jeuks' uii.j 016
'J'tveufy-tixth Diulrict
tfheakley, D. White R-
P.uttler 4027 8802
Mercer 8914 4103
Crawford 483J 4772
Total
32810
12787
Sheakley's mnj
73
Tweuty.Hevenln Uisriet
Egbert, V. Curtis, R.
Erie 4873 4999
Warren 2032 2278
Venango 8488 8101
Total
Egbert's majority
10393
10381
12
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ESTATE OF ISAAC QUIGGLE. late of
Ridgway Township EU County. Pa. de
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11VFDS LUC ORE,
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actioa guuruuteed. vlalyJ
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Maiu his. lie.-i'Jence crubtr M.
opposite the t.olI;-ge. lil.ce hssrs from
to IU A. .M. uud Horn , t-j to 1'. at.
vlnliyl.
.. !. LORD WELL, M. JL.,
Eclectic Physician nnd Surgeon, kas remov
ed his cilice Iroin Outre street, t-oilain si.
liiilgnsy, Pu in ihe tecond story of the
new brick building ot John tt. iiall, ppo-
i-j ii) s store,
(jlliec hours: 8 to ! a- m: 1 to I p.i. J
jun U 4
HYDE HO CUE,
KincwAV, His Co., Pa.
W. JI. SnillAM, i'ioFrietor.
Tlinuklul foi ttu imt;-uuagi heretofore
ah'-.ully heniowe'i upon him, the new
cprietoi'. hoiius. bv luvln., a-:.
toiiuon to the coiiit'oi-i mi .i Cuiivcuieuc oi
guests, to mtiit a coi.iiuuauce 01 ths
stiiue.
Oct 30 1809.
BCCKTA1L JiOLSEt
Ka:k, M-.-licau Co., Pa.
R. V.. LOOKER, Proprietor. '
Tl'.ltnl.llll lor llu- l:al-.,l,un,. In v..i of... j. .
tibcrallv bontowed iii.,,11 him tl, no-
prietor, hopes, by j-nj injr strict attention
iuiiio wiimiti aim coiivciiience ol guesis.
to merit a. coniiuuiincc i.f ih ti,u
ouiy stables lor horses iu Kuue aud wU
kept uignt or dy. Hull attached to the
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KEhzEl HOUSE,
CuNiui.vtLi.il, Elk Co., Pa.
John Collins, Proprietor.
Tlinuklul lor Ihe tl.Lt I'll II 11 If t liol'.lnln.
so liberiily bestowed iij.ou li'iai, the new
jiu I'luiur, uupes, y paying strict Ht
tent Kin 10 I Itu c(i:nloi-. mil .-.i,.
.aui I.UUIVUIlUtiV
ol" guosis, tUiicriL a couiinuance of the
r. w. jiays,
11:.I.12. in
Dry Goods, ITctions, GrrcerieE,
and General Variety,
FOX, ELK CO., PA.
I.ittUtj i. o.
vlu47tf.
4j FLAYING CARDS.
EEST-TIIS CHEAPEST.
STE SHIPS Cheapest kind made.
I!EG TTAS A cheap common card.
URO DYYAYS A nice common card.
VIR.. MAS Fine cili.
OEN JACKSONS Cheap Hncf popular,
icm unciiB, yaiious colors and de
signs. )
COL . .vllilAS (Euchre deck) extra quality
GOLDEN GATES One of the best carda
made.
Ml'. VEUNONS Exlra fine, twocolorpati
terns.
SK FOB IHE ABOVE TAKE NO OTHERS,
co List ou application. Dealeis sup. .
VICTOR. E. MAUGER.
39-ly 1C6 to 112 Reade St., N. Y
Kdw'd J. Evah& & Co.,
NURSERYMEN AND SEEDSMEN,
VOBK, PBNN'a
"Catalogues Mailed to Applicants-gg
Refer (by permission) to
Hon, J. S, Ulack, Washington, D. C.
Weixkr, Son & Cabl, Bankers, York, Pa,
2-tiD'T
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