The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-10-12
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WINSL LINE.
The Elections OF tho Ninth.

Dispatches were received at this Office up
to two o'clock this morning, giving returns
from various localities in Ohio, Indiana
and Pennsylvania.
These returns are, as usual, scattering and
imperfect furnishing 10 reliable indication
of the result in either of these States. We
present them to our readers in as coherent
form as possible.
PENNSYLVANIA.
MAJoR1r1Es FOR FosrE democratic can.
didate tor Governor. )-Betblehem 43; Free.
mansburg, 88; Plymouth. 20; Carbonate,
Sd Ward, l; Stroudsburg township, sos;
Lancaster City, zoo; Westfall township, 60;
ShopaIa, 81; Rathboro, l; Amsburg, 8;
Little Hanover, 48; Doyleston, %; Dun.
ham township, l3; Northampton county,
43; Bedfordboro, 127; WiIkesboro, one
ward, 10; Harrisburg City, 166; York
county. 1900; Cambria county, 600; Phil.
adelphia, 5000 to 1000.
MAJoR1TIEs FOR CURTIN (Repblican
candidate for Governor. New Milford,
Ill; Oakland, 81 Susquehanua, So;
Great Bend, 70; Lanesboro, IS; Montrose,
1853; Honesdale, 7S; West Pittson, IA 4;
Pittsonboro, 40; Carbonate, lst ward, S.;
Kingstonboro, As; Stroudsboro, IS; Ty-
rome, 2e; SnJ der, Il o.; Duncananboro, us;
Union county, 800; Johnstown, liz /;
Wilkesboro, two wards, so; Scranton, one
ward, 1922 Bloom township, 40; Blair
county, $50, IA Democratic gain of over
40O); Huntington, 100, IA Democratic loss
Of 22O); Allegheny county, 4,Oe6 ia Re-
publican gain of 27D; Chester county,
twenty districts, 1000, Mifflin county, 227 !:
Lancaster county, 1900; Erie county, g.
500.
The despatch states that CURTIN is prob.
ably elected Governor. 1t is also stated
that SEPMAN, Douglas candidate for Con-
gress is elected in the First District, KELLY,
Republican, in the 4th; and the Repubi-
can candidate probably elected in the Third
District.
MAJoRIrIEs FOR LANE Republican cam
didate for Governor. )--Elkhart, 20; St. Jo-
seph county, 700; Allen county, from towns,
gain of 100 over 1858; Bloomington. 81:
Noble township. 50; Scipio, 10; Galena,
"a; Springfield, 80; Michigan City, lis;
Centre, 80 iRepublican gain 1922 Plea.
SAINT, %; Berlin, $50; Noble, Wabash Co.,
Ais; Lorraine. $50; Platt Co., 20 gain;
Washington, IS; Logan, 226; Fort Wayne,
264 gain.
In Norwalk county BRINKERHoFF IRE
publican candidate for Supreme Judge,) and
SHERMAN, (Repubican candidate for Con-
gress,) receive 2S4 majority--gain over
DENNIsoN's (Rep. vote for Governor, of g..
In Lorraine county, thirteen townships
give BRINKERHoFF 400 majority-gain
over DENY1soN, 800
In Columbus City and Comfy, GALLO.
WAY, Republican candidate for Congress,
has 40 majorty--gain over last year, 346.
Cleveland city and Cuyahoga county give
Repub lean gains of 1900 over last year.
Twelve towns in Summit county show
Republican gains of $50.
Thirty townships in Defiance county,
gives STEDMAN, Democratic candidate for
Congress, 90 majority; Republican gain Of
AZ.
Eight townships in Sandnsky county
gives SMITH, democratic candidate for SUI
preme Judge,) 49l majority.
Eight townships in Huron county give
BRrNCKERHoFF majority--gain of 2l5 over
DENNIsoN.
One town in Lucas county gives 80 Re-
publican majority.
&C., &C., &c, &c.