The Shasta courier., 1854-09-09
Election Returns.

Election Returns.
We give partial returns below from all of the
Counties composing this Judicial District, ex-t
cept Plumas. So far, for District Judge. Dain-
gerfeld, Dem leads Hinckley, Wing, 329 votes
in this County Bates, Whig, for Assembly,
leads Hare, Dem, l73; Hughes, Dem. leads
Morehead, Wing. for Assessor, l5S; and Nc.
Gee. DEM, leads Vosbnrg, Whig Tor surveyor
4SO. The official vote will Scarcely vary %
votes from these figures.
CoLUsA COUNTY .-Tehama-For Cong. ess-i
Denver 60; Herbert, G5, Bowie, 50; Benham,
5a For Clerk Supseme Court-Beard, Whig,
-; Leake, Den.., Ga. For District Judge.
Dainger6eld. Dem, 70 Hinckley, Wing, 46-.
For Assenbly-McCutchan Dem. 81; Wick
ersLam, Wing, 20. At Moons Ranch, DANGER
held has II majority,
| BUrrE.-Adams & Co.'S Express has furnish
ed us with the votes for the candidates for Con-
gress, agd for District Judge, at Hamilton,
Meals Ranch, Chico, and Deer Greek. They
stand as follows: Bowie, 1o2; Benham SO;
Denver, CO; Herbert, 10; McDougal, j. For
Clerk Supreme Coprt--Beard %; Leake, 81.
! For District Judge--I1inckley. lO2; Danger
field -. At Jennings precinct, the Democrats
are reported to be Is ahead.
| TRINITY CoUNrY-Our returns from this
1 County are neatly complete. The following
statement, furnished US by Cram, Rogers & Co.'S
1 Express left their Wravervie Office at 8 o'clock
on the evening of the 7th and, it is thought, will
vary but little from the official vote
Denver and IIerbert's majority 3o5
Daingertelds 360
Il. a. Rowe's (W.) maj Assembly, 1873
Il. T, Mller's (W.) County Judge, $50
| +. Neblett's (W) " Sheriff 800
| II. Seaman's (W.) County Clerk, 20
All the other County officers are elected
from the Democratic party by large majority.
1t is thought the,agsregate vote of the County
will be about 1920.
We gather the following election returns from
the Marysvile Heruld the 9Th, and Sacramento
Union and State Jou,nal, of the date, fur
nished lis by E. " Tracey, of Adams & Co.'S
Express, at o'clock yesterday morning, and
ABOUT four hours ahead of the stage: -
| YUBA CoUSTY.-For Congress-Benham $50,
Bowie 5S3, Denver 357 Herbert 800, McDousal
246, Churchman 2!l. in the city of Mafysvie.
None cf the county precincts heard from. The
entire Whig delegation to the Legislature, with
the exception Of Mr. Clayton, (Dem.) is sup
posed to be elected. Also, the Senators for
Yuba, and for Yuba and Sutter.
SacEAMESTo CoUsry.-Seyen precincts heard
from, four to hear from. Cove is 10 ahead
The Assemblymen in about the same proper
ton The city ticket not counted The Demo
cratic legislative ticket is elected
PLACER CoUxrr.-,We have returns bit from
five or six precincts in Placer County. For
Congress the vote stands as follows: Denver,
1872; Herbert, 1872; Bowie, 34l; Benham, 34l
Churchman, %; Latham, 80; McDougal, 173.
SAN -Stockton-Bowie, 463; Ben
ham, 4Gl; Denver, 3S9; Herbert, 3Sj; Nc
Dougal, 16; Churchman, 24 Beard, 467;
| Leake, 3Sl; Woodside, 27. Senators-Mc-
Coun [W.l 36S Bouldin, Dem. 299 Wier
Ind. 1873. Assembly-keyes [W.l SIS;
Douglas, [W.] 45G; Henry, [Rem. 33!l !; Stem
mons, 30i. Attorney-iorter, [Whig] 43G;
Bridges [D.] 4Oj. The Wing Assemblypen
are elected. McCoun and Bouldin, from re-
turns received, will run close in the county,
The Democrats count on the election of Bou-
din, with the aid of Contra Costa Bridges
Dem. is probably elected District Attorney by
a small majority.
Ell. DoRADo CoUNrY.-From El Dorado We
have the returns from two or three precincts,
as follows for Congress denver, 492; Her
bert 4S9 Bowie, 402: Benham, 4Q2. Whole
Democratic ticket supposed to be elected in the
County
NEVADA CouSTy.-The Iniou's telegraphic
reporter, writing from Nevada, on the 9TH, at g.
A. NJ, Bowie is ahead of Churchman 95; Ben
ham ahead of Churchman 90 Benham ahead OF
McDougal laS; Benham ahead of Denver and
Herbert about 80
SAS FRANCISCO CRY, Sept. 7, > A. M.-Re-
turns so far show Bowie and Benham, for Con-
gress, ahead.
The contest between C. X. Garrison and
Webb. the Know Nothing candidate, will he
close The impression is that Mr. G. is elected
FAST RlD1SG.-Mr. Wm. Louden, of Trinity
county, made The trip from this place to Wea-
yervile, on Sunday last, with Cram, Rogers &
Co.'s Express, in the unprecedented time of
. hours and AZ minutes; distance 40 miles over
very hard mountain road. lie used eight diff
ferent animals.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Brastow, with elec-
ton returns for Adams & Co.'S Express, came
from Red Bluffs to Shasta, distance 40 miles, in
| . honrs and 40 minutes. using five animals
| IMNlGRATlox.-Th The immi grafton still continue
TO roll in through Mobiles Pass. On Thursday