Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-14

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Dxsrspot1 TOWNSHIP. For Governor. W.
N. stone, lAl9. -JAm.s ". Tatsls. oss--
Ss.ns's ssjori,y. 7oo.
For Lieut.. Cav: K. w. Eastman. 1882
sJamesF. Duoeou,bs, se3- Eastnsns Esj orr
~. 100.
For Judge Of Sorrsns Casr,: T Dillon.
l44s sCharlss Masou, o4T -Diiion's majority
SOL
Yor sheriff: Johs Lytsr. l4os. 'Hsrvsy
Lesnsrd, Ssl-Ly,sr's msjorily. 7i2
For Treasurer .nd Recorder; John Colins.
llOS, "A p. Mast. Ss5 -Collins' ms arisy 7ls
An average gain of 2s4 over last year. IN.
total oum Der OF Osliots cass sas rll5: being
q gain Of $50 over the vote u lac. year.
RoexiseHAN IowssHiP The whole Rspab-
iiean ticket received Is votes. With one eE-
ssption, Eaoeh Assd having - ve,es for 81
psrsiser. The whole Democratic ticket re-
ssiv Cd II votes. the candidate Tor Supervisor
excepted. he having but 10 set's. kspab'i
caa maiority Oh State snd county ticket. d:
xsio OF ~ over lAst year.
PLsAsAsr vA.LsY --S!ons's msi Gritty 30. shs
rect OF r Rspubiissn State ticket 2s. Ly,sr for
Sheriff. - najority Coilins. Recorder. z:
a.jerity. j. l. Henley. Tor Supsrs visor. 81.
a. }. Hyoe. 90. Pus Justice ei the Peace.
EssLsrt SO. - W. stevens a. I,us,ess.
" C.s,nmons "a. ) n Hsnly So " b
Scaudts,t (on both t,cksts) ie&. "A 7. Case
81. y. ). Dsdds A. Assessor, 3 h 3,ass,
SO. Nv n Fry 90 Clerk. W Wilson. Jr. t5
6o, Jesss Dodds. toa both ti5kst.l ios
CLtosA TowssHIp.--Th The entire Republican
State tick ct has 40 msjority. the county tieks,
81, the township ticket SO aud 33.
BUFFALO 1owssuP. stone "a "Tutts iol;
Eastman ", sDuncombe ss; Dillon se. ma
son W. Lyter. Sheriff, 81. *Lsonard los
Collin.. Recorder. 80. sMast loo ssiIes. Re-
publican. for Representative. m.jrfiy.
LIZ CLAias TOWNSHIP -Rs.ufns from the
.Kspubli," and surrounding Dependencies, In
dicsts . Republican Wsjority ot about nins
Dozen which 10 not - much Ut \ gain aitei
al. though 1t 10 evident that ma weather was
uafasorabls 10 the democracy az tha. way
WIsYIxLp TowssHir 1t uss.r rains % e.-
II pours" Winfield has fallen from grao. and
majority. ss near ~ could be ssesrtainsd wbsO
spr iofsr ant left.
HioxoaY uaovs TowssHlr The democracy
Of this to " nship came out behiod aso. TO the
tune VI "a votss, which we're no, at lhe polls
This was expected, but not quit. a. suti a
doss
ALLxs's Gkovs TowSsHIr - Returns from
this township indicate tha; the Republicans
have q Msloriiy Of about 10 -ou al average.
| which is enough to send oor democratic trieuds
/ 10 that locality Into the vicinity Of al, river
| Thi., however, Is = democ, attic gam over the
| vote Of last year. which is .ome eonso.s,iou.
l,ssR1Y TowxeHiP.-A usual th,. township
!, sivss : heavy Democratic minority OF abou,
Z. 81. which 10 DOT hing more than was expected
Bus GsAss fowssHie.--Th. sams story has
to bsto!d. The Democrats lack ed ~ average
I Of 81 votss In holding their opponents isvsi
| That is worse than last year. but In unisos
/ with the results In other township.
| PsISouTos TowssBIp The democrat. cam,
! out 3, votes behind, which bs!Fs sw.l tb.
uiucrity considerably.
| TaE REsULr over tbs field anC
ese.ing up the figures Leads We to the impte.
.,on that the total Republican majority II
Scott County will not be Ter from twelve hon
,lred aud tfty--tbats al II that is any in
Jieation Of the way the bslaocs Of the Stat
h.. gone. We might as well cs.l the Repuhh
can majority in The safe tell twenty hv
thslespd.
~Thoss marked with . star sts Den UoTsti