Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-09

Special to the Union and American.
DEDHERD, Aug. S.-Lincoln county voted
for chancellor as follows: Marks 1,S29,
Bright 1880.
Haywood County,
The following is the vote of Haywood:
Democratic ticket for Supreme Court,
l, ,465. Radical ticket for Supreme Court,
1,161.
BOLIVAR, Tenn, Aug. 5.-Fentress un-
doubtedly elected by 1000 maj ority at
| least, even if Muse carries Fayette county
by 1,5OO. Fentress' majority is over 1900
in this county, 200 in Madison, GOO in
Lauderdale, and 500 in Upton. This
leaves Muse 300 in Haywood and probably
1000 in Fayette county. The most inter
esting part is now in Circuit Judges.
Steele and Flippin both claim it.
From the Columbia Herald.
MaurF COunIy--OfficiaL
Supreme Judges, Nelson 4,175, Deader-
ick 4,175, Nicholson 4, 4,746, Turney 4,192,
Freeman 4,O72, Sneed 4,O3C, Milligan 80,
Wheeler SO, Trimble 50, Wisener 40 Haw-
kins 40, Lewis 81.
Chancellor, Fleming 8, ,937, Ward 3f5.
Circuit Judge, McLemore 797, Martin
1868, Hughes LAPS.
Attorney General, Fussen 3,O5I,
Matthews 663, Buford 632.
Marshall County.
Chancellor, Fleming 1,541, Ward 1911.
Flemings majority 1,347.
Circuit Judge, MeLemore S92, Martin
91S. Martins majority 2G.
Attorney General, Mathews ,006, Fus-
call IOI RufOr1 149 Motbavrr'
SI3.
Three districts to hear from, and they
are supposed to be for Martin.
Giles County.
The Pulaski Citizen of Friday says the
following is the vote of the ID, Sd, 9th,
7th, Sth, 18th, 18th and goth districts of
Giles:
Chancellor, Ward 764, Fleming S62.
Circuit Judge, Martin 52l, McLemore
GA, Hdghes 657.
Attorney General, Fussen 625, Mathews
547, Buford 351, Smithson 265.
From the Knoxville Chronicle.
Jefferson County.
Returns from fourteen districts of this
county show the following vote:
For Chancellor, II @ Smith, 77i; Il Nc
Farland, S31.
For Circuit Judge, II Randolph, 99I;
j p Swan, 800.
For Attorney General, Joel A Dewey,
$50; P Galbraith, 500.
One other district, unoficially reported,
gives to Smith and Dewey, each, a majori-
ty of something over one hundred.
LOudOn County.
The official vote of Loudon county is as
follows:
For Chancellor, Temple 652, Brown 3S4.
For Circuit Judge, Hall 626, Young 454.
For Attorney General, Thornburgh 926,
Dowel 40.
Monroe County.
Returns from Monroe county, all but
two districts, foot up as follows:
For Chancellor, Brown 6S4, Temple 389.
For Circuit Judge, Young 7S3, Hall 4O2.
Campbell County.
The following is the vote of Campbell
county, two districts to hear from:
Temple 413, Brewn IA, RannOlph 397,
Swami pa, Dewey 356, Galbraith PA, Nell
son for Supreme Judge, 247, B. G. Owen,
for Circuit Judge, 4.
The two districts to be heard from will
increase Temples majority to about 800.
Vote light,
BIOunt County.
Returns from Blount county, except one
district, give the following vote:
For Chancellor, Temple go, Brown 500.
For Circuit Judge, Hall 667, Young $40.
For Attorney General, Thornburgh SCI,
Dowell 279.
ROane County.
The vote of Roane county, exclusive of
two districts not heard from, is as follows:
For Supreme Judges, Milligan 555, Nell
son 412, Wheeler 554, Deaderick 333,
Trimble 563, Nicholson 372, Wisener 553,
Turney 374, Hawkins $50, Freeman 375,
Smith 553, Sneed 375.
For Chancellor, Temple S72, Brown 32j.
For Circuit Judge, Hall 768, Young 462.
For Attorney General, Thornburgh 1884,
Dowel SO.
From the Jonesboro Union Flag.
Washington County.
Chancellor-Smith's majority 179. Cir
cult Judge-Gillenwaters majority 252.
Attorney General Hackers majority 179.
One district to hear from.
Carter County.
Mr.. John G. Smith, Just arrived from
Elizabethtown, reports the Republican
ticket in Carter over 500 ahead.
johnson County.
A letter from the Postmaster at Taylors-
Vile saws the Republicans will carry john
son by 600 majority.
Hawkins County.
McFarland's majority $50, Reeves ma
iority 125, Haynes majority 300.
Sullivan County.
BLoUNTvILLE, Aug. 4.-The following is
the vote in this district: