Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-07

FRANKLIN CoUsTT, COMPETE Returns al IN !
HARRIs LAB; ERrHEHLASD st5. Democratic
lasjOrity LIS Nett gain for Harris ia. NEW
NAN Die; ABERsKTHT 705; NEwMAE's majority
sIl. WnuAMs elected 10 Legislature By IA ma
jsrity.
LINCOLN CoUsrY.-The vote for Representative
is CLOSE HARMS gains near 100 in the county, -
WHITE CouNrY-A memorandum on the way-bill
from Sparta, says s.As far as heard from, Dsmoo-
raey is gaining in While We will elect Demo-
cratic Representative in White county, which We
have never done before" a. sse8m
WARREN COUsrY--A letter from McAIinnville
says. HRsGurns not all in. HARMS viii gain so
votes in the county. SAVAGE loses $50 or more.
E. J. WOOD [Den. elected senstOr SIXTH DEM
Representative"
BRADLEY CoUsrE.-For Governor. HARMS, l,O9e
EErHERLAEp, 74s. Congress-, sMIH, Less
BRABsOx, Ts5. Senator, MISs1s Dsm.) 2l6 ma
iOrity. Representative, HARRIS s44; cLINGAH s4s;
BAUGH SO.
MOuROz CoUNrT.-- HARn1s guins 70; sMITH
gains IS; YAUeHE Dem Representative, msjOrity
200.
McMIEE CouETY.-For Governor, HARRIs, l22:
NrsHERLASD, 1881 For Congress, SMITH, l,0el;
BRABsoN, 1854. Representative, oALDwELL, OPP
position, elected by IS majority. [McMinn sends
an Opposition Representative more than half the
time, although called Democratic county"
There's something rotten in the state Of Mc&inn ]
HAKDEmAx CouKrT.-0hicial vote Of Hardeman
county: HARRIS, ], I4s NETHERLASD, 6s7. AVE
RI certainly elected; ATKINS is thought to be By
l. ~
Senatorial district-LEA, to the House; HAYWOOD,
Democrat, in Faystte; PAINE, in Shelby. HARRIS
holds his own.
WAYNE COUNT RayAesbOro', Aug. 6-HARRIs
gsins u votes In Wayne. HUNTER elected to Sen
ate by 1s7.
SUMNER, SMITH, AND MACoN.-A dispatch frsm
Ga!lstn states that THOMPsON (Dem.) is elected to
the Senate from Sumner and Smith, and BARKsDALE
(Dsm.) to the House from Sumner, Smith, and Ma
con. Harris gains q votes in Smith, and METZ
ERLAND gains % votes in Macon
GILEs.-HARRIs, 1872; NETHERLASD, 1896.
HUNTERS majority, IOl. BEArr's 81. KANNEDTs
shout $50.
LAwRESoE --HAEaIs, TS9; EETHERLASD, $50;
KEHDRIcK, 624; HUNTER, 723. sOwELL. Democrat,
elected 10 the House MORRIS elected to tbs House
in Wayne; HUNTER probably elected to the Senate.
HAWKES. BTHERLAND gains 40. CRIToS
(Dem.) elected Representative
ROBERTSON CoUHrT.-NETHERLAED LIZA; HAR-
RIs, l,O77 QuARLEs, ,248; MrNEEs, ], 100. CHEAT
HAM, I,253; MERKIrr, 1856 HOAX, 1880; YAM
cEY, I,O52. WooDAsD, 1854; BARTLETT, 1000.
HAMILTON COUNTY.-FulI vOte-HARRIs gains 4.
WARREN CoUNrY.-HARaIs, ], 222; NErHLRLAND,
392. Smith, (Dem.) elected Representatives.
DEKALB CoUETY.-HABRIs, s45; NErHERLAED,
T45 FORD, (Dsm.) Representative
NINTH DIsrRIcr-our latest news. received at 8
o'clock, p NJ, Saturday, from Trenton, by tsls-
graph, Is st follows;
Gibson voted near thirty-four hundred. ATKINS
lost si1ty-tWo; HAERIs some few more, We heard
from all counties in this district, not ofacial-AT-
Klrs is elected, between thirty and seventy votes.
JAoKsON COUETY.-We learn that DKwIFT, (Dem.)
ia elected in Jackson county, the House.
East TExNEssHE.-We lea n by despatch from
Knoxville that NETHERLAND gains in Knox, JEFF
fersOn, Sewer, Cooke, Granger, Hawkins, Campbell,
Hancock. Roans, Anderson, MoMiBn, Blount, Brad
Lev, and Hamilton, 3l65 In Sullivan, Carter Greene,
and Monroe, HARRIS gains s6S. We judge that
the gain for NErHrRLAND in East Tennessee will
prove to be less than S000
RoBEsT JOHxsoN is elected representative from
Greene, Jefferson, Hawkins, and Hancock Nc
CLrLLAE Seaat,r from Sullivan, sc, and BArLEss
Osm.) Representative from Washington
The race between NELSON AMI HAYNES for Con-
eress Is close with the chances in favor Of NsLsos