The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-13

Helm, SOB; Barnes, III; Turner
for Senate, 1856; Grassland, for Judge
800; Holland, for Legislature, Dem
765; Hibbs, for Legislature, Dem
i'd; Brewer, for Legislature, Rad.
GALLOWAY COUNTY.
MURRAY, Aug. 6, 81 Election
passed off quietly. Ferguson. for
Sheriff, 20 majority. Dodd5s, for Rep
resentative, 120 majority.
Col. Hollis vote for Senate. 200.
Col. Crosslands vote, for Judge.
about 1,200.
Helms vote for Governor, l 100.
Wade, for Senate, (Rad. So.
BALLARD COUNTY.
McQUIsTIoN, (Woodville)-D Demo
cratic State Ticket received all the
votes cast. Grassland, for Judge,
ditto.
Northumberland. AZ; Perkins,
55.
No Third Party or Radical vote cast
at this poll.
HINCKLEvILLE.-Ab 125 votes
cast-oNE for the Radical ticket.
For the Legislature, Perkins beat
Corbett 25 votes.
THARPs.-Perkins' majority for the
legislature over Corbett, Go.
DAVIES COUNTY OFFICIAL.
Governor : Helm, 1919; Barnes,
148; Kinkead, ISL.
Circuit Judge = johnson, 1854;
Williams, I'll.
Court of Common Pleas-Winter-
smith, 1,035; Little, 493.
Ii Mccall, O0-. NoU1l
747; Mcpherson, 1923; Hathaway, u.
HANCOCK coUNTY-oFFIcIAL.
Governor-Helm, 760; Barnes, A;
Kinkead, 81.
Circuit Judge Williams, ia;
johnson, 242.
Lower House-R. G. Beauchamp.
562; Il. III. Brown, AS.
OHIO CoUNTY-oFFICIAL.
Governor-Helm, $40; Barnes, 547;
Kinkead, 101.
Representative-W. Estill McHen-
Ty, $50; Mark Wedding, COS
Circuit Judge-Geo. W. Williams,
622; Jas. L. johnson, 335.
GRAYsON CoUNTY-oFFIcrAL.
Governor-Helm, 767; Barnes, 312;
Kinkead, 252.
OHIO COUNTY.
HARTFORD, KY, August Z, 1867.
Editors Journal:
4 will now give the vote of this
county, which was taken Monday.
August 9th: The election passed off
very peaceably and quiet, every man
coming up to the polls and voting his
sentiments. Colonel Sidney NJ.
Barnes, the Union candidate for Gov
ernor, received 547 votes; John Helm.
the rebel Democratic candidate. re.
ceived S43 votes; Kinkead, the third
party map, received 101 votes; making
Helms majority over both 1876. Estil !
McHenry, the Democratic candidate |
for Representative OF this county, re-
ceived 923 votes; Mark HeddIng, the |
Union candidate, received Cos votes
making McHenry's majority 31o. The
rebels had,two candidates for Circuit
Judge, and two for Judge of the Court |
OF Common Pleas; we had none,
therefore we shall say nothing about
them; You will see the increase of
the Union party since last May. In
May TINS county only gave Smith 322
votes, making an increase of 155
votes; IN May it gave Brown 769,
ma Mig OSCISdSe OF "a votes You
will also notice that Heddinrreceiyed
2l3 more votes last Monday than
Smith did in May last. That certain
lly goes to prove that our party is gain
ing strength in this county if not all
over the State. The rebels have not
rejoiced over this election as they did |
in May last Thank God, the Union
men of this County are still alive to
their interest. Very res'p'y.
w. HI. MAuzY.
BUTLER COUNTY.
MoRGANTowN, KY, Aug. 6, 1867.
Editors ] ournal:
Find the votes of Butler County
unofficial. Helm, 43S; Barnes. 63i:
Kinkead, AZ; Simmons, (Union.5 T
for Legislature, 610; Phelps, Dem
ocrat,) 557; but as Edwardson
County votes with this for Lee
gislators, Phelps is doubtless elect
ed by about 20 or 100 majority.
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