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EDITOR
' WEDNES3.iy SiORXIXO, OCT. 26.IS81.
REPUBUCAri STATE TICKET
FOR (STATE TREASURER,
Gfn. SILAS M. DAILY,
of Fayette County.
REPUBLICAN COUim TICKET.
I'or Frnthonotary, te.,
JUSTISSIIAWKEY.
ForShcrilT.
Cnpt. C. W. CLARK.
For Commissioners,
It. W. LEDEBUR,
J. N. HENDERSON.
For Auditors,
(i. W. WARDEN,
J. A. SCOTT.
For Jury Commissioner,
R. J. JIILLARD.
OUR TICKET.
But a short time remains befiu-o the
election, and such being the case it is
right that we should givo our ticket a
review. In doing bo we ask every
reader to ponder well what we say,
and if we utter an untruth we are
willing to be taken to task for it.
The Republican party of Pennsyl
vania has placed in nomination for the
important office of State Treasurer a
mau of spotless character; enj who
stood up manfully for the Union in its
hour of great trial and did battle for
the right. "A maa who has attested
his love of liberty and law by service ou
tha field of glory and blood, who won
his promotioo in the glorious Pennsyl
vania Reserves, from Captain to Brig
adier, by meritorious service on 4he
field. A man who stood in tho red
hell of battle at Drainesville, on the
Peninsula, at Gaines' Mill, South
Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg,
and tho Wilderness, and who bore
witness with his blood that he loved
his country well,." That man is
GENERAL SILAS M. BAILY.
lie is a man whom no one not even
his political enemies can find aught
against. There is no doubt of his tri
umphant election, and little F.orest
will contribute her share to his major
ity. In Forest couuty the Republicans
have placed in nomination u ticket
which is entirely unobjectionale.
There is not a man on the ticket hut
is entitled to the hearty support of
every Republican in the county. To
head the list we have for Prothono
lary, &c,
JUSTIS BUAWKEY,
whose reputation as an officer and
faithful servant of the poople is estab
lished. In his administration of the
office during the last term he has
drawn to himself many warm friends of
all parties by his uniform kindness and
courtesy to all, regardless of party.
No man has ever gone into the Pro
thonotary's office and asked for infor
mation but has been treated gentle
manly and got whatever information
he asked for. Tha books and records
are kept in a most superior and hand
some manner, and we doubt if there is
to-day an office in the State which is
in as good shape as Mr. Shawkey'e
The Prothouotary's office of Forest'
county is commented upon every
where as be'iDg oue of the best kept in
the State, and we are confident the
voters of the county will approve the
excellent management by electing Mr.
Shawkey for another term. Next on
the list is our candidate for Sheriff,
CAPTAIN C, CLARK,
of Tionesla township. And right here
let us say that we take great pride iu
presenting so worthy a citizen as the
Captain for that important office. Ho
is an old citizen of the county, having
been a resident amongjs for over 14
vears, during which time he has devoted
hU energies to the honorable pursuits of
farming. He has gaiued the love, con
fidence and high esteem of his neigh
bors and acquaintances by his gentle
manly bearing and kindness of heart ;
this, every one vho baa had dealings
with him, will readily say for Captain
Clark. lie U friend to every law
abiding cit izen, and makes no distinct
ion between them ; no rnau has ever
come to hiia in want aud gone away
without receiving substantial help
Ha U geuerous to a fault, and pleas
ant at ull times ; refined and iutelli
rrent and fully competent to fill the
ofLYe acceptably to the people and
viili honor to the couuty. Iu addi-
.; to the above we wish to epeak
1' the record of Captain Clerk
j. i:. wenic,
while on the field of battle, and" it is n
record of which any soldier might well
1)0 proud : He served as a member of
Co. C, 48 P. V., being mustered into
service Sept. '61, and honorably dis
charged July '65 ; his whole term of
soldiering covering a period of 3 years
and 10 months. At the time of his
enlistment he held the position of Ser
geant ; he was promoted to 2d Lieu
tenant in Nov. '62 ; to l?t Lieutenant
June, '64, and to Captaiu March 1,
'65. Amng the many brilliant deeds
to bo accredited to tha -iSlb, of which
Mr. Clark was a member, tho Peters
burg Mine deserves pevial mention.
The planning and subsequent execu
tion of this achievement U due to
Lieut.-Col. Henry Pleasants, comman
der of tho 2nd Brigade. Capt. Clark
having been a miner before entering
the army his knowledge of mining was
turned to good account by Col. Pleas
ants, who detailed him ns special aid
in carrying out his project. It is not
necessary here to say anything in par-i
ticular about tho Petersburg Miue,
which but for the unnecessary delay
in moving troops immediately follow
ing its explosion would have been
written as one of the grandest achieve
ments of the war. Three hundred and
twenty-five kegs of powder were used
in exploding the mine ; as tho powder
was placed in the mine, Capt. Clark,
with a wooden mallet, knocked in the
load of each keg. Capt. Clark was
wounded four times: at South Mount
ain; at Antietam; at the .battle of
the Wilderness, and at Poplar Grove.
We are not saying to much when we
assert that every bravo soldier ought
to vote for Captain Claik, for "he
deserves well of his country."
For County Commissioners the Re
publicans have two first-class raeu,
H. Vf. LEDEBUR and J. S. HENDERSON.
Mr. Ledebur has been one of the
Commissioners for the past three y2arsf
and nas made a record which is with
out a spot or blemish. During the last
three years the financial affairs of the
couuty have been so carefully man
aged as to make it possible for the
Commissions to call in and pay offthd
entire bonded debt, thereby greatly
reducing tho taxes, and placiiig the
county in splendid shape, and giving
the people a breathing spell. Mr.
Ledebur, as one of the Boaru, is enti
tled to a good share of the praise for
this excelleut state of affairs, and we
believe all fair-minded men independ
ent of party will agree that it is so.
Would it, then, be wise to throw him
over-board and elect three new men,
unaccustomed to the business? Cer
tainly not; and ve think every tax
payer in the connty understands this
fully. Personal or individual feelings
should be laid to oue side in this case,
and Mr. Ledebur should be returned
to the Commissioners' office, because
he has been tried and found faithful
and competent ; and one of the old
Board ought to remain. A fact which
is patent to the tax-payers who have
the interest of the county at heart.
Mr. Henderson, of Hickory town
ship, is a man of unimpeachable char
acter ; a man who stands high in the
estimation of his fellow citizens. He
has, by closo attention to business, in
dustry, economy and foresight made
himself what he is, a model farmer,
and owns a good farm, which he keeps
in an excellent state ot cultivation.
Mr. Henderson is a man of good,
sound judgment ; upwright in all hits
dealings with his fellow man. He
attends to his own business well, and
that is the kind of men we want to
look after the affairs of our county.
With Henderson and Ledebur in the
Commissiocers' office the tax-payers
of Forest county need have no fear
that their interests will not be well
attended to. And we have every con
fidence that the voters will bear us
out iu these assertions by a rousing
majority for both at the election.
GEO. W. WARDEN and JA3. A. SCOTT
are our nominees for County Auditors.
Mr. Warden is a young man of excel
lent business qualifications ; has kept
the books of Wheeler & Dusonbury at
their East Hickory mills for the past
five years, io which capacity he has
made hosts of friends in his neighbor
hood. He is a gentleman of whom
everybody, regardless of party, speaks
well, and they are not backward
about sayiug that ho is just the man
for the position, lie is a splendid
accouutant, having made book-keeping
a 6tudy for many years. , He will
poll a big vote in his own towuship,
which speaks well for him.
Mr. Scott, of Jenks township, is
quite well known to the voters of tht
!
county, having faithfully dincharcd
tho duties of Court Crier from the
time the county won rc-organizeil up
to last February, when his positiou,
which ho had no faithfully filled", wan
taken awiy from him because ho
dared to vote tho Republican ticket.
He is a competent person fur County
Auditor, having been clerk of his
township for many years, nd always
discharged his duties in a first-class
mauner. .las. A. Scott is a worthy
citizen, and the Republicans will take
pleasure in giving him a rousing sup
port. K. J. Ill LI, A RD,
of Harnett township, who finishes up
this splendid ticket as our candidate
for Jury Commissioner, is one of For
est's best citizens. We had occasion
to speak of him a short timo ngo, uud
can conscientiously reiterate what we
then snidl viz : a finer man in every
respect cannot be found unywhero.
An honest, upright, christian gentle-
man in every sense of the word.
We have now goio through with
tho entire list of candidates, aud if we
have 6aid oue word which is not true
we are ready to make the correction,
but we haveno fear of that. Every
word uttered can be substantiated to
the letter. .And uow, Republicans,
let as do our level best for the success
of the ticket from top to bottom. Let
us roll up such a magniGcent majority
as wo have never done before. Let
every man do his whole duty, aud all
will be lovely wheu tho battle is over.
11. W. Ledkbuk voted as com
missioner to pay filly dollars for a
piece of work for which tho commiss
ioners had a bid of twenty five dollars
from other parties equally responsible.
Commonwealth.
Tho Commonwealth was perfectly
willing that the Commissioners should
expend an extra 50 for doing that
piece of work. Had Mr. Ledebur
voted to give that paper $50, hush
inone', as it were, the above item
would never have appeared, but he
had too much good sense and honor
to pay out that amount of tho people's
money for that purpose. After finding
that the commissioners were not dis
posed to pay it $50, just to keep its
mouth shut, they thinking it uumise
to squander money by publishing in
that one-horso sheet of doubtful circu
lation, and considering the object of
the law being to publish and not to
conceal reports in which the public
wore interested, the Commonwealth
wanted to do it for S25. The facts in
the ease are simply these : the pay for
publishing tho Auditors' Report has
heretofore been $140. A proposition
was made to publish the Report for
$150, but the commissioners, knowing
that publication in two papers was
sufficient, published in the Republi
can aud Democrat for $50 each,
thereby saving 1 lie county $50. Now,
then, had Mr Ledebur voted to ex
peud the other ?50 io publishing in
the Commonwealth, that sheet would
have been satisfied, and would not
have thought he was spending money
foolishly ; not a bit of it. That would
It
nave oeen an ngnt as lar as it was
concerned. These are the facts in the
case and they can be fully substanti
ated ; and if the Commonwealth thinks
to bolster up its candidates by diving
iuto the nominees of the opposite side
it will fall far short of the mark, as it
did last year in tho case of Treasurer
Foreman. Let it keep right on. That
kind of argument will onlv help Mr
Ledebur in the eyes of the voters aud
taxpayers, aud will make his electiou
doubly sure. Just eliDg all of that
kind of mud vou can.
According to the Williamsport
Gazette and Bulletin the talk of with
drawing Noble still continues. Many
Democrats favor it to save him from
slaughter.
The Bedford Era discovers that
raaoy of Orange Noble's followers are
alarmed over the apparent iudifierenee
be display in the management of his
campaign.
The Democratic organs have been
ordered to grind out music favorable
to "Wolfe for Stato Treasurer, hoping
that the Republicans will dauce to it.
Republicans are not bo easily caught.
Ex.-Gov. E. D. Morgan, of New
York, is tbo new Secretary of the
Treasury. His name wos sent to tbo
Senate on Monday uud that body im
mediately confirmed the appointment.
1. S. This morning's papers report
that Morgun 1m- declined.
M'heuk was Ch.ivlio Wolfe during
tho war ? An exchange says Woli'o
whs not in the war at nil, nml yet his
ppeeches remind one of a well known
Confederate officer General Bragg.
Derrick.
The nudienco which greeted Wolfe
at tho opera house last night was not
one that could be depended upon for
many votes. It was largely composed
of Democrats aud the gross percentage
of the Republicans present were sup
porters of the regular nominee of the
Republican party, Gen. Baily. While
there are many men who will fro and
hear Mr. Wolfe plead his causo for the
sake of heariug him, vet they will not
bolt the rezular party nominee. Their
allegiance to the party is like their
ilevotiou to their religion and they
voto the old way on election day as it
tho most natural, keeps the party
more harmoniously together nnd
makes it stronger. Derrick, Friday
Oct. 21.
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tou 8:3,1 a. in. Arrive at 'i'idiouto J:,'.0 a.
tn., Tioiiosta 10;;7 a. in., Oil City 12:30
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CHAUTAUQUA LAKE DIVISION.
Trsiins leave Oil City for Pet. Centre, Ti
tiisville, Spai'lMiisbur;, Ccntreville, Corry,
May ville, Rrocton at 7:0tuun, 10: il);itii,
2:45pm, 4:30pm, 8:i,1pm, Arrivo 8:00am,
tl: i":iiin, 2:(!0m, 3:3cipm, 8-.3pm.
Sunday Train leavoa 7:3Uam ; arrives
7:0.lpin.
UNION ifcTITUSVlLLE BRANCH.
Train leaves Titusville 5:30j)in; arrives
Union City 7:20pm. Leaves Union City
0:4iam ; arrives Titusville 8:10am.
Trains run daily except Sunday, f
Stations.
Trains are run on Philadelphia time.
Through coaches between Oil City and
Bradford on trains leaving Oil City
7:0(iam., Corry U;30pin.
Pullman bleeping Cars betveen Oil
City and Pittsburgh on trains leaving
Brocton 3:3(lpm and Pittsburgh :4.1pm.
:-'Gl-Ticket Hold and baggiijjo chocked
to all principal points.
Oct lime tables giving full information
from Company's Aircnts.
O. WATSON, Jr., Snpt.
W. S. BALDWIN, Oil City, Pa.
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41 Kxehangft St., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Again victorious at the Expositi n
THE PMILAnELPHIA JOITRVAT. OF
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had an excellent opportunity oftestmir their powers besi.lo those of every exhibitor
in the world, and tiiey came olf conquerors over every other maker. Tlielr lilijliest
nwr.rd comes to them from a country w hoso reputation for tlds ciass of uoods bus for
muny years been above all others.'' .
They have been l.i tho bunds of shooters for tho past sixteen years, nnd stood thr
rvvn-si iesi. hum lunownii moro laurew man nnv other jrnn. when broucht In com
petition In Hie Held or at tho trap. At Coney Island this year, at tho New York ,Hlatr
( onventlon, the PARKER won tho Plrece biamond Rinb nd the Forest and 8lr.ailt
Radt;e for tho best averatre. over nearly 200
rsAi.ts n Aldi DliALKlW. AUK YOUR
07 iitimbiTS Hi., M. V
PROCLAMATION OF GENER
AL ELECTION.
Whereas, in nnd by rnnctof thoOenornl
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania," entitled 'An Act to regulate tho
Elections of the Coinmonwealli),' passed
the 2d day of July, A. D., lHiiii, It Is made
the duty of the Shcrill" of every eounty
within this Commonwealth to jri'vo )iililie
notico of the Ceneral JO'ectlons, ami in
such to enumerate :
1st. The ollieers to be elected.
2d. Desi-rnato t!i- place ut which tho
election is to be held.
I, C. A. Randall, IDuli SheritT of
tho county of Forest, do hereby make
known and givo this public notice to ihe
electors of I lie county of Forest, that a
Oeneral Election will.be held In said coun
ty, on
TUESDAY, XOYEKER STJI, Ml,
between the hours of 7 n. in. nnd 7 p. in. nt
theNoveral Election Districts.
In Rarnei.t townshi at Jacob Ma.o's
Carpenter shop.
In Oreen township nt tho houso of L.
Amor.
In Howe township at Brookston, in
Brookston Library Hall.
In Jenks township at tho court house in
Marlon.
I u 1 larmony township at Allender school
school houso.
In Hickory township at Hickory
House.
Iu Kinsley township at Newtown
School House.
1 n Tionesta township at Court House In
Tionesta borough.
In Tionesta borough at Court Houso In
said borough.
At which timo and place tho (pialilled
electors will elect by ballot:
Oni person for State Treasurer.
One person for Fruthonotury, Rerrister,
neconler and Clerk of Courts of Forest
County.
One person for Sheriff of Forest eounty.
Threo persona for County Commiss
ioners, (each elector to voto lor only two
persons.)
Three persons for County Auditors,
(each doctor to voto for out v two persons.)
Two persons i'or Jury Commissioners,
(each elector to voto for only one person.)
Tho act of Assembly entitled "mi nctre
latinurto tho election of this Common
wealth," passed July 2, 1810, provides as
follows, viz:
"I u case tho person who (-hall havo re
ceived tho second highest number of votes
for inspector shall not attend on tho day of
any election, then tho person who shall
have received tho second b it'll est number
of votes for Judico nt tho next precedinjr
election shall actus inspector in his place.
And in case the, person who shall havo ro
ceived tho highest number of votes for in
spector shall not attend, the person elected
J ud shall appoint nn inspector In his
place, and in case the person cloctod Judfro
shall not attend, then the inspector who
received the hiyrhest number of voles
shall appoint a JuiIko in his place; and if
nny vacancy snail continue m the board
for tho space of one. hour alter the timo
tixed by law forthcopeninjjof the election,
tlie onalilied voters of tho township, ward
or district for which Mich olliecr shall
hav been fleeted, present at tho place of
ejection shall elect one of their number to
till Midi vacancy.
I also uive ollicial notico to' the doctors
of Forest county, that by an act entitle.!
"An Act further supplemental to the act
reiaiivo io ino election ot tins Common
wealth, approved Jim. 30, 1S74 :"
Si:c. !l. All tho elect ions by tho citizens
shall bo by ballot ; evory ballot voted shall
bo numbered in tho order iu which itshall
be received, aud the number recorded by
the clerks on tho list of voters opposite the
name of tho elector from whom received.
And any voter voting two or inonj tickets
tho several tii ketH so voted Khali o.ich bo
numbered with tho number correspond
ing with tho nnnihor to the name of the
voter. Any elector may write his name
upon his ticket, or causo tho same to bo
written thereon, and attested by a dtiz.cu
of the district. In addition to the oath now
prescribed by law to be taken and sub
scribed by election (.Ulcers, they shall sev
erally be sworn or nflirmed not Io disclose
how any doctor shall have voted, unless
required to do so as witnesses i,i ajinlicial
proceed iicr. Adjudges, inspectors, clerks
slid overs, era oi every election held under
this tu t. shall, before cntcrinj: upon their
duties, be duly sworn or alliniic.l in tho
presence of each othe;-. The i ud re shall bn
sworn by tho minority Inspector, if there
shad bo such minority inspector, if nut,
then by a justice of the peace or alderman,
and tho inspectors and clerk diall be sworn
by tho judtfo. Certilicates of such swear
ing or atllrmini; shall bo duly made out
and signed by tho ollieers ho sworn, and
attested by the ollleer who administered
tho oath. If any judo or minority inspec
tor refuses or fails to swear tho ollieers of
election in tho manner required by this
act, or if any olliecr of election shall act
without being duly sworn, or if any olli.,er
ol election shall certify that any olliecr was
sworn when ho was not, it hhull be deem
ed a misdemeanor, and upon conviction,
tho otlicer or ollieers so oll'ciulin shall bo
lined not exceeding one thousand dollars,
or imprisoned not. exceeding one year, or
both, in the discretion of the com l'.
1 also make known the following pro
visions of tho now l institution of Pci.n
bylvauia: 1
ARTICLE VIII.
HCFFRAOK AND KLIX'TION.
Si;C. 1. Every male citizen twenty-one
years of age, possessing tho following
qualifications, shall bo entitled to voto uL
nil elections :
h'iiKl. He shall have been n citizen of
tho United States at least one uiont h,
yico;t..-Uoshallhavercsidcd in theSlato
one year, (or, if having nreviously been a
qualilied elector or native born citizen of
the Stale he shall have removed therclorin
aud returned, then six mollis,) immedi
ately precedidg the election.
Thlrtl. llo shall havo resided in tho
election district where he oilers to vote nt
least two months tuimcdiately preceding
KVAi ami
at Melbourne, 'Aus.
COtM i,ufw .n a xcn
eoinixt it.ors
S(nd tor ('atuloue. I'OR
(HJN.SM ITH I'OR Til EM.
PARKER BROS., Meriden, Conn.
thodoction.
Pourh. lt twenty-two venrn of ngo or
upwards, ho hhull "have paid within two
years n State or county tax which shail
havo been nse'sort at least two month and
paid at least onemonth beforo election.
Sue 2. Tho Oeneral doetion nhall lift
held annually on the Tuesday next follow
ing tho lirst Monday of Novembor, but
the Genera! Assembly may, by law, fix ft
ditreront day, two-thirds of all the mem
bers of onch Houso consenting thereto.
Also, tho following sections of an act en
titled, "A further suplenient to the net
regulating elections in th's Common
wealth," approved tho 30th day of Janu
ary, 174 :
St:?. 11. It shall ho lawful for nny quali
fied citizen ot tho district, notwithstand
ing thn irnmn of tho proposed voter Is con
tained on tho list of resident taxables, t.
ohalloniro the vote of Riidi person, where
upon the, proot of tho right of Mift'rngo
as is now requlied by law shall
bo publicly made anil actod upon
by tho election board and tho
vote admitted or rejected, according to tho
evidence. Every person claiming to bo a
naturalized citizen shall bo required to
produce his naturaliz.ation ocitilicato at
the election beloro voting, except whom
he l.ns been for live years consecutively
voter in the district In which ho otl'ern to
voto ; und on the vote of such peson be
ing received, It ..shall bo the duty of tho
election ollieers to write or stnrnp'on such
certificate the word "voted," with tho day,
month and year; and if nny election olli
ecr or ollieers shall receive a ceond vote
on tho same day. by virtue of name, cer
tificate, oxeept where hods are entitled to
vote becauso of the naturaliz.ation of their
fathers, they nnd tho person who kIimII
oiler such second vote, shall be guilty of i
misdemeanor, nnd on conviction thereof.
diill be lined or Imprisoned, or ls)th, nt
the discretion of tho court ; but the lino
shall not exceed tivo hundred dollars in
each cuso, nor tho imnrisonmentono year.
Tho like nunishinent shall bo Inflicted
on conviction on the ollieers of election
who shall neglect or refuse to make or
causo to bo mndo the endorsement re
quired aforesaid on na!d naturalization
cert illeato,
Sk 12. If uny election ollleer shall re
fuse or neglect to require such proof of
the right of KulliaiiO us is prescribed by
Ibis law, or hiwt to Which this is a supple
ment, from m:y person olVerlng to vote
whose name is'not on this list of assessed
voters, or w hose right to vote without le
qmriim Mich proof, every pers-on so of
fc:"l'Ug shad, upo.i conviction, be niit.v
of a in is:lri!! ;inor, and shall be sentenced
for every such oil'.-nse, to pay a line not
exceeding live humimd dollars, or to un
dergo an impris-.ijmeut of not nr. re lb. in
one year, or both, at the discretion of the
court.
Not'i-n Is hereby yiven. That any person
ONceptmg .1 ns'.iees of the Peace wi.o shall
hold any ollice or nopohitiuci.t of profit or
trusi uii ier tho I'niled States, . or this
Slate, or nnv city or corpornted district,
whether commissioned oill.-er or otb r
wN', a subordinate oiiii-rr r agent who
Is or shall be employed undertl.it legisla
ture, executiv e or judiciary department of
this S:ate. or of nny city, or of niy iu.-.or-jioffileil
district, and also that every nieni
l.cr of I 'ongivKs and of the Slain i.cuisla
tuie, or of the select or common ci.uiK.il
oi'atiy i' y , nr commissioners of any in
e n lor.ilc'l district, is by law Incapid.lo of
holding or ex. 'reiving' at. the lime, tl)o
osliee or n; pointi!icnt of juib.ro, Inspector
or clerk of any election in this Common
wealth, and that no inspector, judge or
other olliecr of such election Hhali bo di
giblo to bo then voted for.
I also give oflicial notice of the follow
ing provisions of an net approved tha 30th
of March, IS.iii, entitled "An act regula
ting the mode or voting at all tho elections
of this Commonwealth."
Si:c. 1. Bo it enacted by tho Senate And
House of Representatives of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania in l.ciiorid As
sembly met, and it is hereby enacted by
tho authority of Iho same. That tho qual
ilied voters ot the sevsrid counties of this
Commonwealth, at all general, township,
borough and special elections are hereby
horealter authorized nnd required to vote
by ticko's printed or written, or partly
pi intcd anil partly written, severally clas
sified as foilows: One ticket shall embraco
the names of ull judges of courts voted lor
and shall be labeled "Judiciary;" ono
ticket kiudl embrace tho iiuiuos of all tho
State ollieers voted lor und bo labeled
"Slate;" one ticket shall embraco tho
mini s of all t ho couuly orliees voted for,
including ollice of Senator and member of
Assembly, if voted for, and member of.
Congress, if voted for, and be labeled
"County ..no ticket shall em brace, tho
names of ull tho township ollieers voted
for, and bo labeled --'Township ;" ono
ticket hall embrace the names ot all tho
borounh'olliees voted for, nnd bo btboled
I'Borough," ami each class shall be dcjios
ited in sepei-ato ballot boxes.
The Judges of the aforesaid districts
shall representatively tuke charuo of tho
certificates of return of tbo election of
their respective districts, and produce
tlieni at tho Prothouotary's otliee in tho
Borough of Tioue.-ita, as follows: "All
judges living wit'iiu twelve mites of liio
Prolhonotarv's oliioo, or within twenty
lour miles if their residence be In a town,
village or city vpon the lino of a milroad
leading to the coiintv sent, shall before two.
o'clock p. m.. on 'WEDNESDAY, NO
VEMBER NINTH, LstSl, and al other
judges shall beforo twelve o'clock, in., on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TENTH,
lKSl, deliver said returns, together with
the ret urn sheets, to the Prothonotary of
tho Court of Common Picas of Forest
county, which said return shall bo tiled,
ami tho day and hour of liling marked
therein, and shall bo preserved bv tho
Prothonotary for public inspection. "
Oiven under my hand at in v ollice in Tio
nesta, I'ii., this 2;tli day of .-MM'ti mber
in tho year of our Lord one thou-and
eight hundred und eighty one, and iu
the one hundred and siAtli var of t'.o
Independence of the Cnitcd States.
C A. RANDALL, Khcrilf.
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