The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-08

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Columbia Co.-B.oomburgh- zoe
maj. Ia gain ~.
Huntingdon Co.-Lincoln, 1900 maj.
r. --latest From New York.
Special to the Chicago Tribue:
By TELEGRAPH FROM New YoRx, Noven-
Der G.--The returns from twenty one wards
give fusion twenty-seven thousand five hun
dred One ward to hear from--probably
give one thousand majority. The State
sure for Republicans by fifty thousand
S. DRAPER, Chm Site Com.
BIZ TELEGRAPH FROM New YORK, Nov. 6.
City complete. Fusion majority twenty.
seven thousand six hundred Great gains
throughout the State for Republicans.
S. DRAPER, Chm State Com.
SPECIAL DISPATCH
PlTTsBURGH, Nov 6, 1860 Allegheny
CO., Pa, 10000 majirity for the Republican
candidates.
II. "A. WEAVER,
j. w. RIDCLE,
WIZ. WooD.
SPECIAL DISPATCH.
PnILADnLPHrA, Nov. Cur majority, is
between fifty and seventy thousand Phila.
delpha will give you a majority of abou,
five and a. plurality ofabout fifteen.
JAS. Z. HARVEY.
SPECIAL DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6. PENNSYLVANIA
seventy thousand for Lincaln. New York
safe. Glory enough.
SIMON CAMERON.
Lancaster County gives EIGHT THOU.
SAND majority for Lincoln.
Allegheny County gives Lincoln TEN
THOUSAND. as -a
DELAWARE.
Wilmington City gives 200 Rep majority
The State has gone for Breckenridge by /.
500 maj. The 9th district gives | plurality
for Lincoln. Fisher, Rep, has 43 maj. for
Congress.
KENTUCKY.
Lonisville.-The Bell and Douglas men
give Kentucky by 10000 to ID, 900. Returns
too limited to form any reliable estimate.
Louisville City vote-Bell 1923, Douglas
1858, Breckenridge $50, Lincoln about 100.
+e n MARYLAND.
Baltimore Returns from the interior
counties show the Bell ticket ahead, but the
returns as far as received are not sufficient
to overcome the heavy Breckenridge majority
in the city--the result is therefore doubtful.
f
Republican gains general all over Ohio
The Rep. majority viii probably exceed So
600.
SOUTHERN STATES.
Private dispatches say that Louisiana has
gone for Breckenridge. @>
Returns from southern points below Ten
nessee, show the Douglas vote quite feeble
The Gulf States have ali gone for Breckin-
ridge.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
149 towns not including Boston, l. ncoln
1929 Breckinrid re 1924 Douglas 49,
970. Lincoln's plurality probably 10000.
Andrew elected Governor. Legislature largely
Republican.
NEW YORK.
Sufficient returns are received TO give the
State to Republicans by upwards Of $4,000
majority
Buffalo city, Lincoln maj, 394
NEW JERSEY.
Gov. Pennington is elected to Congress by
a majority variously estimated at from 100
to 1900.
Trenton, legislative District, Mount, Rep.
is probably elected, Republican gain of /.
RHODE ISLAND.
Rhode Island complete except 2 town.,
Lincoln 1908 Douglas 1875.
VERMONT.
Vermont has gone for Lincoln by from
10000 to 10000 majority.
IOWA.
Clinton, Clinton county, Lincoln GS maj
Davenport city, Lincoln 1893, Douglas
727, Breck. Al, Bel SO.
Scott CO., Buffalo tp., Lircoln SO, Douglas
SO, Bell /. State and Congressional votes
about $50 maj. Republican.
Muscatine city, Lincoln 72O, Douglas $50,
Bell rs, Breck sc.
Evanston, Lincoln 1l8, Douglas So.
dubuque, Julien tip. gives Douglas Sc maj
Samuels, for Congress, about 200 maj.
SOUTH CAROLINA. =
CHARLESTON, Nov. G.
The Legislature voted for Breckenridge
and Lane.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis city Lincoln 1882; Douglas
SIT; Bell 4,l92. Scattering returns from
the interior indicate that Douglas has carried
the State, ~
BosToN. Nov, THE Presidential vote of
Massachusetts,, except 8 small towns, foots
up Lincoln l0i,467, Douglas 34,0o7, Bell
22,o17, Breckenridge 6o72 The vote for
Andrew, Rep. Governor, falls 1926 behind
Lincoln. 3s Republicans and 2 Democrats
were elected to the State Senate, and % Re-
publicans and II Opposition were elected to
the House.
INDEpENDENcE, Nov. 5.-The New Mexi-
co mail with dates to the 22d ult, arrived
to-day.
Col CARLY had an eng ,gement with the
Navajoe Indians on the Sd ult., capturing
forty horses and five hundred sheep, and five
prisoncrs-six Indians were killed
The Utahs under Capt. Pfciffer, captured
500 sheep and a large number of horses,
taking ID prisoner and scalps.
Capt. Buchman's party of Volunteers
took 70 horses and scalp.
The Indians are sorely pressed, and if not