Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-09
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743. Hancock Jackson, %.
Lieut.. Governor-Reynolds 1867. Fagg
760. Parsons %.
Secretary Stote-Masssy lo2l. Bell
74S.
Auditor--Mosely, 1881. Moore, 1888.
Treasurer Morrison 1889. Boyce 696.
Attorney General Knott 1923. Guitar
TAG.
Regis,er-HOuston 1923. Gatewood
1872.
School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 997.-
Davis 1859.
Congress 1866. Hawkins 740
Legislature-Graves 1881. Patterson
476.
sher,ff-Feeland 1247. Ray 3o2:--
Harris 100.
Assessor-Ba!driige 1914. Duncan 270.
County School Commissioner-Hughes
1863 Lucky 59S.
County Justice-Taylor 1885. Evans $50.
BLoomIssTON, Aug. 9Th, 1860.
CLARK H. GREEK, Esq: The election
IS over; c. F. Jackson's majority 1000, the
balance of the tickle, about l 200. H. Jack
son about 200 Wentherford, Independ-
ent Democrat, 500 majority over Rowland,
Democratic nominee. A. P. Mccall, Ind.
Dem, 200 majority over R. T. Ellis, Dem.
nominee. The remainder of the Democrat
ic nominees elected. John B. Clark has
about 1000 majority ever Hawkins fer
Congress.
SALINE CoUNTY.-The Union State
Ticket leads about 90 votes. Mitchell leads
Reid about the same. Hall, democrat, elect
Cd to the Legislature by 8 majority. Dur
rett, Union, elected Sheriff by "a majority.
JACKSON CoUNrY.-Reid for Congress,
majority as far as heard from 700; will be
increased 10 500. c. F. Jackson 1870,
Orr 1881, H. jackson 56. Legislature
Claiborne douglas DEM majority from
3Oo.to 400; Porter (Breckinridge Dem
majority near leo.
Lrv1xcsres.-C F. jackson 329 major
ity; Clark, for Congress, 240 majority; A.
J. Austin, Representative, (Dem.) 222;
H. Jackson about IS; Harris, sheriff, 269
majority.
AUDRA1N.-For Governor-C. F. Jack
son, GIG; S. Orr, $50; H. Jackson, so or
thsreabouts. For Representative in Con-
grsss-Henderson, 632; Rollins, 673.-I
State Legislature-Yates, (Dem.,) 673;
McIlHenny, (Opp.) 500.
FRANKLIN-In this county w. J. Brown
and Mr.. Owens, who was member of the
last Legislature, are reported as having
been elected 10 the House of Representa-
tivss. A. w. Maupin has been reelected
Sheriff, and Breckenridge is elected County
Treasurer.
WAsHINoros.-Lawson (Dem., elect
ed to the House by III majority; Lsng,
Sheriff, by l60 majority; c. F. Jackson,
small majority.
IRoN.--C. F. Jackson, 260; Orr. I76
Gardenhire, 40; II. Jackson, 81. Jefer-
son Russell elected 10 the House.
MosTeoMERr.-For Representative in
Congress-Henderson, 704; Rollins, 673.
Harris, (Dem.,) old member, elected by
$50 majority.
e., The vote for Marion county except one
township. Governor-C. F. Jackson 26o,
Orr 562, H. jackson 100. Congress-
Henderson l449; Rollins l34g.
ST. CHARLEs.-This county gives Rol-
Inns 500 majority. Randolph and Aiding.
ten (UniOn) are elected to the Legisla.
ture.
LArAYErTE.-Returns are in from all |,
the precincts in Lafayette, except two. For
Governor, C. F. Jackson, 926; Orr, SOL.
orr's majority, bS5. For Congress, Mitch.
ell, Opposition, 1850; Reid, Democrat,
1928. MitchelPs majority, 432. The
precincts not reported, will add abou, 30
to opposition majority.
CoLE.- Hancock Jackson, 4O5; C. F.
jackson. 299; Orr. 1874; M. NJ. Par,op.
o3l; Fsgg, 63s; Reynolds, 249; Massey,
1o2; Bell, 692; Morrison, $50; Boyce. $50.
Balance Of State Ticket about the same
eress' Reid. BOG; Mitchell, 6ls. T.
l. Price (opposition, is elected Represen-
'a'ise by 10 majority.
c''rER.-state and Congressional con.
'e'' very close. Walker, Union, and Tuck ,
e. democrat, elected TO the Legislature.
b'eHAHAs.-C. F. Jackson, 1882; Orr, |,
ISL H'ncock jackson. 2l5; Gsrdenhirs, {