The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10
oHqo ELEcTTON.

LANCASTER TO-, [Ohl0.-Horton 8 ma
jority 24l !; Democratic loss of 75.L Miami
county, Horton'sE majority l,30O Chilli
cotheapd Scioto townships, Democratic gain
Brinkerhoff 640.f For Congress, Hutchins,
Dem, 27e; Trimble,9 Rep, 1853 Republic
an gain of 1O9. Springfield township gives
Hutchins SO majority. Wilmington, four
townships Rep. 3majq 300; Rep. gain of
382. Circleville, city and three townships,
Cox's maj, 3ll ; large Dem. gain. Cleve-
land city and Cuyah5ga county, Rep. gain
Of 300. Summit county twelve towns,
Rep. gain of 450l Lorain county, Rep.
gain 800. The towns in the northern
part OF the State indicate the success of the
Republican, State ticket. Washington Co.,
Marietta city and township, complete
Brinkerhof GIL, Smith 52l. Democrat
gain, III. For Congress Cutter Rep, $685.
Jewett, Dem, 486; Dem.Agai of II. Re-
porss from four additional townships give
Dem gainss ofg77 Springfield city, Rep.
maj, 225 Rep. gain of so. Defiance Co.,
three townships, Steedman, DEM, for Con-
gress, 90 mai; Rep. gain of ~. Defiance
township 36 Dem. -maj 1Sandusky, eight
townships heard from, Smiths maj, 4el;
| whole Democratic ticket elected. Huron
Co., eight townships, Rep. gain 227. Erie
Co., Barlin township, $50 Rep. maj. Co
lumbrs, Cox is reelected to Congress by
| about 700 maj. Sandusky Co., York, Rep.
| maj, 1I3. Toledo, there wards, Rep. maj,
233 Rep. gain 128. Lucas Co., Washing
ton township, Rep. maj, 90; Rep. gain,.
as. Summit Co., Rep. maj, $50; Rep.
gain, 700. Portage Co., Rep. maj, 1000;
Rep. gain, 400. Butler Co., seven town
ships and three wards in Hamilton give
| Vallandingham S07 mai; Dem. gain Of 80.
fa I'd
| from gives Jewett, Dem, for CongIs<L 500
| mai; Dem. gain. Brinkerhof is seOIi 700
| behind bis ticket. Athens Co, fgs '-wn-
ships giye Horton, Rep, for Cougree, 663
maj; Rep. gain 300.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9th-APendletoa DEM,
has also been Reelected in the I|'st Dis
| trict. S
! CINcINNATI.-It is impossible to ct sufi-
cient returns to arrive at any definite con-
clusion as to the result in this couety, but
| the impression prevails at preseIts (mid-
night) that the entire Dem. ticket is de-
feated, with the exception of Pendleton;
his reelection is doubtful This defeat is
attributed to a detection on the par.4of the
| Irish and Germans Tho Bell vote is small,
,oRing to the fact that large number of
/ Beff men. voted the Democratic ticket, to
Offset the mo Sement a mong the Irish and
l Dutch. 81 c[
4 CINCINNATI, Oct 9th, P. M.-The Douglas
/ Democratic candidate for Sheriff of HamiI-
ton county is supposed to heelected. Harris,
i Republican, and Jenfer, Union, were the
/ opponents. q y ~ tr
/ The different newspapers offices are be-
! seiged with crowds of people, anxiously
4 awaiting the announcements of the returns,
and frequent shouts are given for the differ
| ent candidates. No news has been received
at present writing-1IP. a.-of the Pennsyl-
/ vania election. From Indiana nothing
1 definite has been received. 81
Returns from the 14th Ward show a
\ DemOcratic gain OF 500. In the 18th Ward
there is a. Democratic gainsof 100. e.
/ DAYTON, Ohio, Oct 10th, i A. M.-Mont.
gomery county, so far as heard from, give
/ Craigbead, Rep, about 80 majority. o gain
/ of about 80. The county ticket is consid-
cred close; the probability is that the DEM
] ocrats have elected the Sheriff and County
1 Clerk. The Republicans are rather dis
posed to concede the electionof Vsllandiug-
ham to Congress No returns from Preble
county - f
I SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Oct. 10, l A. NJ
i Clark county all in but one township
1 BrinkeFhofs majority is a little over 800 in
I the county; the balance of the State ticket
+ has over 900 majority, gain of from $50
to 200. q d
T Shelby Co., Ohio, gives Allen, Dem. for
Congress 90 maj. "a -r
ZANRsvILLE, Ohio, Oct 9Gh-The city of
GAINESVILLE will give 200 Democratic major
ity, Which is heavy Republican loss.