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 Miss1ssirpf ELGcTloNS.-Fail returns oi the reeeut elections, in this sate, haye- not vet been recoiFaa Eaoagh, however, is known, to determine the result. The Dem oorats have carried tHc State, by increased majorities. Sc soon as full returns are re- eeived, they will 6a laid btfofs oaF readers.

 JEFFERSON CovNTY DENoeHATle MEEr- -fS5e.-Just es our paparis going 10 press, we receive the proceedings of the Democrats of Jefferson county, at mass meeting, on Aon- day last, the 9th instant. Their length m- evitably postpoaes laem until next week, but we make room for the following brief syaop- sis of their main features.

 AMBROSE HuDGGNs was Chajrman, and EDWIN CRuDES was Secretary Seven deie- gates were appointed to the 8sh of January convention, viz. H'm Finn, ,1 Daraeme,.2. Hpdgeas, J. B. Giadigl, Green .8&tias, En-. II Liaasag,, Uright .3lc Lom2re. The De- legates were instructed 10 support Roeenf W. JOHNSON as thcir first choice, for Congress The meeting, also, expressed taeir preference for Governor YEll for l6e |. :. Senate, over Col. ASHLEY. The proceedings, at length will be given in the aeXt number of the Ban nor