The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-11

Bsrdsiown, 10 O'Clock. lst day--Convenuoa-
Hardin iss, Grissby l25, wiekIifs ~ Lesis
lsture-Riley-ie4. Duncan 1871.
Mount Washington, noon-Thompson running
without opposition for Convention. Legisiatnre-
Wilson IS, Rhodes s.
SuxLsYvILLE, August 6, 2P. NJ.
Ma. W. n. HALDsxAS,
OsAR sn:-lcsn only send you the following:
SEELsrvrLLs, overwhelmingly $50, Lsne
IA.
McHenry, ia; Johnston @. W. as; White 90
Mitchell, sO4; Todd, so2, Allen, 1873; johnson
Il. z. f03.
CHRIsrrAssuE0, ~ o'clock. Marshall, 40
sne, II.
Mcfienry, 60; Johnston, IOi; White, 90; CASH
dy;Is 49,,
CLArvILLAsE-kisrshsll, "a; Lane, a.
Mefieny, III Johnslon G. W. II, White, IS
csssidy,s.
Mitchell, d; Todd, q, Allen, Is; Johnson h.
P.s.
NELsos--FYrs Ddy.-For Convention: Hardin
1915. wickliHe 7s9. Grigssby 6s2 Riley and
Dancan probably elected TO the legislature.
FEAsxuS-S Second Day.-Morehead IT'S, Ira.
bue s25.
BkDroRD- Sfrubls eogHty-P.rss O1y.-slar
shall us, Lane $50 Milton, 5 o'clock.-Marslall
50, Lane 80.
CARRoLL-Fsrst Day.-hIsrshall 204, Lane 237
OLDHAx.-Ffrst Day-Marshall ZIG; Lane $50
HEsRY-first Day.-Msrshsll $50, Lane s6G
HESDERaos CouSrr-Rirst day--l2 O'Clock
For the Legislatur-S,one, dem, over Bsily, wing.
s maj; Peyton over Johnso9 whIs, 4 maj.
DAvrkss CouSTr-Rirst dsy-l2 o'clock.-For
the Observation-Disclosures over Triplett, "A mai.
Smith ahead Of Crow for the Legislature. John
sons majority very heavy-supposed Il would be
about 500 at close Of polls frs, day.
HANCOCK CouSrY-First dsy.--Johnson's ma.
iority l76.
BsEcxESKIDes-First dsy.-Johrsons majority
IS. tePhensPort-Peyton' mai. a Hsuods.
burg at cose Of the polls FIRST day Peyton's nssj
~. Union Star precinct, Peyton's maj. TO- Fred
erick Precinct, Johnson's maj 7. Johnson sup.
posed TO be ahead 10 Breckenridge county, Pey.
tons home.
NEAD-Pirst dsy.-Johnson's majority 262-
Gof' majority for Convention %.
JENNINGS COUNTY, lA.-Dunn's tWhix) nnsjori.
" Foe cs-e~ss- eeo, ,cou county, Dumas msjori
~ lie; Jefferson county, Dunn's majority sboul
900
JErFsRsos CosxrY.-BuIlitt, (whig) and Mer.
riwether. tLoco.) are no doubt elected to the
Convention, and Hare, (vVhis,) sad King, lLoco, !,
elected to the Legislature.
BuLLrrT.-Wm. Wilson, (Loco,) elected 10 the
Legislature by large msjori,yi VIM, r rhomp.
son. twhisJ TO the Convection without opposI.
ton.
SPsScBa.-M. E. huston is certainly elected 10
the Convention, and Beard to the Legislature.
saunders, tLooo.) ia running ahead Of Combs,
twhig1 for the Senate ia Bullitt and Spencer, and
is no doubt elected.
NELscs-Sccond dsy.-For Convention, H.r
din il77. wickliae ga. Grissby ia; Legislature,
Riley liza, Duncan i062, johnson 577.
mAEtoN.-Dr. Green Forrest, loco, elected t.
the Coavention without opposition. Medley 10
col shead ct Barker twhis, in lhis and Washing.
ton counties, for Senate, ISL votes, 81 day. Ham.
llton tWhis, elected to tho Legislature over Maj.
tin, loco.
MAsos-'ist dsy.-h. D. Taylor and ]. D. Tsy.
lor probably elected to the Convention, snd Bick.
ley and Csato, twhissJ to the Legislature.
FLENrss.-slanhail elected to Convention, and
Lacy ahead at last accounts for Legislature.
JsssAnEE-ist day.-Fog the Convention. pf.
4 K. Mashali ss7, Geo. l. Brown -MarshslI'r
majonty 20.
For Representative. Christophe. as, O'Nesl
ls-ohristophsr's majority without tAs Keere
precinct IN. :.
BousSos.-tCloss Lot day. u TIE cow. House,
lad aiihs psseinots except Rosth Middle.s~u.l
Fos the Convention. q. DAVIS tOl, G. W. vii
iisms 80 Col q. Clay lkman.y "a .s-
FoT The Leeislaiurs. SDnms Cd. Hsun.ax ~ ;
Lindsay INA '- SO ! n = = - :.