Washington telegraph., 1852-08-11

CLARK Co,NrY-F0r Gov-Smithson 33S;-
Conway 300.
Lcgislat,gc-J L. Witherspoon & A. B. Cling
man elected.
l. W. Smith reelected Clerk.
| w c. Rande, Sheriff
| SEWER CouNTY- (oiiciaN For Goc.-Smth-
son, 1885, Conway, 25l.
Seuatc-Hawkins 40; McKneeley, 50.
Rcpreen.atrc-Pettus 337; Green, 10; Mar
bury, 81.
Clcrk-Rind, 279; Knsworthy, 272.
Dollarhide, reelected Sheriff.
LAFAYETTE CO. (oflicial) For Goc.-Smith-
son, lS5 Conway, 2S5.
| Scaafc-Hawkns, 325. McKreeley, 175,
| cpresentatye-Caruthers 425 Murphy, rs.
ShriB-Owen, 1871; French, 227 Warren 81;
Russell, 81.
Clcrk-Byrne, 2G7; Montgomery, 23l.
| PIKE Co. Official For Gor.--Conway, 1885,
Smithson. rs.
Samuel Kelly elected Representative and John
S. Owen, Clerk.
OUAcnIrA Co. (onical) For Gov.-Conway,
sol; Smithson, 4S3.
Bearden and Rumph elected Representatives.
Agee, reelected Clerk, and Grant sheriff
CoNwAY Co.-Reported majority for CONWAY,
for Governor 250.
DEsHA Co.-Reported to have gone by small
majority for Conway.
I JEFFERSON Co.-rcported for Smithson of by
small majority
PULASKI Co (ofIiciaD For Go0.-Smithson,
lol; Conway, 3S2. Ashley and Danley, elected
representatives; G. N. Peay, Clerk; ard John
C. Peay, sheriff.
SALINE CO. ofiiciaD For Gor.-Conway
339; Smithson, 259. j. F. Pagan, elected repre-
sentative and Wills elected Senator in the district
composed of Saline and Hot Spring counties.
Hor SPRING Co.-Reported 10 have given Con-
way $50 majority.
PRAIRIE Co.. (oficiaD Conway majority for
governor about 80 votes.
YELL-Two townships heard from, which give
Srnithson majority of l4G.
JoHNsoN-Reportedt to;;havc given Smithson 300
majority.
PopE--A correspondent of the ''Whig7 reports
a majority for Smithson in five townships Of
l2l
The Postmaster General has established
the following new post Offices in this State
Qulto, Polk County, j. a. Morris, p NJ.
Scotland, Union County. H. Kelley, Z.
NJ.
Locust, jackson County, James Tucker,
P. NJ.
Bearcr Dam, Union County, N. Powell,
p. NJ
Blach's Ferry, Randolph Co., w Black
Pm
Mound City, Crittenden Co., Geo. W.
Cheek, p. NJ.
Wayne, Phillips Co., John B. Rogers,
PM
Wa1dcule, johnson Co., J. G. Watson,
M.
Pahtcrsou's Bluff, johnson Co., C. r.
Murray, P. NJ.
White Oak, Jefferson County discontin-
ued
Spring Rirer, Lawrence Co., changed
to jackson
MILITARY PoPULARITY.-The Washing
ton Union imputes to the wings pre- dis
position to take up military men as their can
didates for the Presidency, under the belief
that the people are readily carried away by
enthusiasm in favor of distinguished Gen
erals = AS the party, however, to which the
Union belongs set the first example in the
person of General jackson, whose election
to the Presidency strikingly demonstrated
the popular regard for eminent military SER
vices, it need be no matter. either Of sur
prise or complaint, if the wings afterwards,
in accordance with the strong impulse Of the
peoples enthusiasm elected General Harri-
son and General Taylor to the Presidency,
as they now intend, in accordance with the
same strong impulse, to elect General SCoTT.
Memphis Eag. & Eng.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
The first ten miles of this road, from
Memphis, were opened with appropriate GER
emonies on the 9th ult Several trains Of
cars passed over the road, to and from a