Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
O44iclal Vote OF Ri . omingson Town
ship, Nov. Cab, 1850.
For President- Lincoln 722
Douglas SIS
-7a Bell fs ae rs
Breckenridge SO
For Sec. State--Sells $50
Corse 622
For Auditor-0attell 77
Maxfeld 626
For Treasurer-Jones 739
Ellis 62l
For Reg Land OfRce-Miller 7sl
Robb 622
For Supreme Judge-WIishs 7 re
For cougress-vandever 1872
Samuels 648
For Mem B, ELLIS 739
For amendment to General Banking Law 20
For Clerk District Cosrt-Foster 7ss
Wallace SIT
Weaver 81
For Supervisors Oh. B. Dougherty, 1853
John Z'egIer, 7O5
T. n lsett, 652
w. Hoyt, $50
For Justices Of the Peace (2)-L h; Washburn 7ls
w. +. Davis, $50
T. ID. Smith, 67S
n. b. Slime, 57S
For conssables t2)-wm. Purcell. es7
James Beaham, 6s4
Z. Is James, 675
H. Dougherty, $50
For Trustees 81. Greiner, S $50
S. l.. Foss, US
A. Farnsworth, 726
+. Kaufman, 6l3
X. Holcomb, 60s
P.Ryan, sos
For Assessor-H H. Garnes, 7l9
=. Sennit, 6OO
For Township Clerk-R Cadle, ~
SIN. McKibben. ss4
All the successful candidates Republicans.
The following are the official returns from Wap.
sinonoc township; Lincoln l47. Douglas II, Van
dever l48 Samues 70, Wright l46, Miller n, Sells
lAs, Corse 70, Cat,el l47. Max6eld ~. Jones l4s,
Ellis 70, Miller LAG, Robb 70, Nourse 1A6. For
Clerk, Foster $780, Wallace 70; for Supervisor. VIM.
G.. Evans ls5, Freeman Alger IS.
GosusS rP-Liucoln 50 majority, Vsndever IS
mai, Wright IS maj. Sells 50 maj Cattell 81 maj,
Jones 60 maj, Miller 20 maj, Nourse 60 maj.
Foster 6s mai. Andrew Heberling elected Super
visor.
SwERrLASp Tp.-Lincoln AS, Douglas Sc. Van
dever l45, Sanues 80. Wright l4l, Miller IS.
Sells AS, Corse 90. Cattell las, Max6eld 80.
Jones las, Ellis 60. Miller las, Robb 80. Nourse
AS, McClnock %. Foster l4s, Wallace sl. For
Supervisor, John r. Merritt las, Sherfey 81.
SrvaHrY-S,x Tp.-Lincoln 10 maj, Vandevsr
maj, Wright Is maj, Sells maj. Cattell maj
Jones mai, Miller 2 maj :, Nourse maj, Foster
20 maj. For Supervisor, NJ. Price IS maj.
FuLrox Tp-Whole number of votes pollsd LOG.
Lincoln Is, Douglas 20. Breckinridge II, Bell 2
Republican township ticket elected by from IS to
10 majority.
The following are reported majorities:
Moscow 10 Democratic
Lake Is to "a Republican.
Wilton SO g
Orono, 4 Democratic.
Cedar, IL Republican.
Pike,
Montpelier, o.
The Republican majority will be between Aee and
500. Mr.. Foster, for Clerk, leads his ticket, and
il elected by not less than 500 majority.
THs Vorr OF BLOOMINGTON TOWNSHIP
The total vote in this township, Tuesday. was
l4os-being ITO more than ever before east. The
highest vote before was 1888, for Governor, at the
election in October, 1859.
ELECTION DAY. We never witnessed q
more quiet and friendly election than Tuesdsy's
at this precinct. Good humor and fine feeling per-
vaded ALL Pleasantres were banded round at
each others expense, and winners and losers alike
appeared to be in fine glee. Very little disorder
and drunkenness were visible anywhere.
"a Preparations are being made for an
appropriate ratification in this city OF the late
Republican vic cries, by Q torchlight procession
Examinations, &c. 1t will come of some time next
week. Our friends in the country are invited to
participate. They will be notified BY handbills oil
the time as soon as definite arrangements are made