The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

majority, 129
For Representative Emil Bis6bof,
54Oj Leroy Calvert, 415-4Unioo ma
IJ9Tliy, l230J bHa gnIDlAWqQ1
For Treasurer Coli. nheinlan-
der, sol Fred Lunkenheimer, 45l~r
Union majority, 60 ~ "a<
aeFor County Commissioners Philip
Decker, So Bernhard Nurre, 4O9
Union faaJ0rityIslml' a. - Il
l1aFor C6r6nefilS. y, HAylin, B26; j,
w. Gerhard 402j John Biaehmapn,
"a Union majority. 100, r.aab
UNION TOWNSHIP, "
Bor Copgress+-Judge Il. u. De
Brnlers ia; Hon Vim, ~ Niblaek,
HTqgipp mpjqriiy. A. 4lalzgo
For Secretary Of State m Nelson
Trusler, 1875 Gen, M, d, Manson, 10
-Uniop majorits, 46msms
4 For Auditor Of state-'Ihomas u.
MeCprty, lbs; Christian Il. Badger,
70-Union majority, 40 ri',,1
| For TREASURER Of sthte1Gen. Ma
than Kimballi 124pfJames 10. Ryan,
30 Union majority, 14s4eBr.
For Attorney General-Delana u,
Williamson, l24; John H. pofroth,
804Union majority, "A, W
For Superintendent or Public In
Atrhction George w. Hoss, l24i Il.
M GHiAphang .tiIlssfIIhioplinJonty, Al.
For Senator THOMAS q. Jaauass,
I-f25i Andrew ftaR. sl4tfhioSn' hajori-
typAioaan <oisaiifnoJ I4Mfzaa
For Joint Representative ohm ).
Hopkins, 12h; .MJen JoHaph u. Cox,
si-Union majority. A, IA IN ,on
For Repgeseptatiye-Emil Bisehof,
1873 Leroy Calvert s s2f75 lae91I major
ity, Hssldq9aR ~ eGaadG bsaas
For Treasurer col John Rheiu-.
lander ll2; Fred. Lppkepheimer, 80
.lljAllqR lqqi9sitys2 22saa,ldya1r
'l nsIo,i esfgg29rfd More 50 'union
Hulolllyl n
For Coroner== Samuel II oHayliI,
l23 John w, Gerhard, 7si John.
Bischmann, 3 Union majority H.
49, . KYq4T, TOWNSHIP. Uou
For Secretary Of StatqTrGeneral
Mahlen D, Manson, 12li NELSON
Trusler, 50 Dem, majoritya3G,
For Auditor of state-C hriatiap q.
Badger, f20; Thoss B.dMeCarty, aa5
rrDem majority, 30. anna m.t
forIIfeaspfer1pf ,ststefg@ d,
Ryan, 100, Gem Nathan kimball, 50
f-s-Dem. majority, 3s. tfnseaes
For Attorney Gonsral John II.
Coiffoth, l2l Delanq r. Williamson, :
s5-Dem, majority, 80. lsaal6< 4
For Superintendent of Public In.
struction eKotertgMs Chapman. l2l;
George w. Hoss, s6-Dem, MAORI
| ty35 9fOiG 1Uisl39f3
For Congress. First DiahdotfeWm.
IL. Niblaok, 1907 LQ, DeBrulcr, 50
Johh Pitcher, 0-Dem. majority, 80.
For District Attorney, First Com
mon Pleas District lynn, Loddop,
l2l; w. M, lloggett, s2-Dem, ma
jority, 39,{OI~ u<IIIIa
For State Senator Posey and Van
derbufg'4 Andrew Kek l2l; Thos.
q. Jaqueas, sG-Deh majority 95.
For Joint Representative, Posey
aud VanderbprghT Joseph b. Cox,
1872 John -, Hopkins, s5-Dem.
majority, 37,u no n
For Representatlye-Leroy Calvert,
l2l Emil Biscl6f, S5 Dem MAORI
ty, SO. Hi.t4i4l bua Hl'ito
For County Treasurer Fred. Lun,
kenheimer, l2l John Rheinlander,
s0-Dem majority, A.
For County Commissioner-Ber
nard Nurre, l2l; Philip Decker, S.
Dem, majority, 10,
For Coronervr1 w. Gerhart, l2l !:
Samuel =. Haylin, ss; John Bisch-
man, lWTDem, major,y, 30,
-n PERRY TOWNSHIP
For Secretary of State-Gen. NJ. d.
Manson, .ll9, Nelson Trasler, 1872.
.FprAuditofof State- O. q Badger, \
100 II. b. Mc0arty, 1876. gf<
For Treasurer of State-J d. Ryan,
lll9aGer IN. kmball, 1888
For Attorney General. II. Cof-
froth, 100; d. Il. Williamson, 1893.
For Superintendent Of Public In
stFaetionr-R. NJ Chapman, 40; G..
w. Hoss, 1893. 'n eaw'
For Congress--Wm. Ee sNiblack,
lZUs A.. a naDa..l Iao III