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polled 145. The Rebels controlled the ne
gro vote pretty much.

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ASS, Nicholson 483, Turney 4S3, Sneed 4SO,
Freeman 4S1, Nillegan 596, Wheeler 496,
Wisener 597, Trimble 597, Hawkins 597,
Smith 597.
Chancellor, Temple 992, Brown 3S4.
Circuit Judge, Hall 626, Young 454.
Attorney General, Thornburgh, 926, De-
well 149.
White County.
correspondent sends us the official re-
turns OF White county as follows:
supreme Judges, Nelson, Sneed, etc.
,l46, Ahlligan, etc. Z.
Ohaneellor, Collins 961, Ward 442, Cox
Circuit Judge, Fisk 100, Fite sol, Cul-
lum $50, McLain 60.
Attorney General, Crowley 32I, Morgan
227, Cullom 224, Marchbanks 22I. Ne
smith 206.
County Clerk, Sims 24O, Mitchell 226,
Moore 206.
Dixon: County.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
CHARLOTTE, Dixon County, Aug. 8
The election passed off quietly; not full
vote polled; all heard from but four dis
tricts. The Supreme Court ticket is get
ting all the vote polled. Not one vote as
far as heard from for Trimble, Wisener <
Co. For Chancellor, Nixon claims the
county over Rose by some 800 majority.
For Circuit Judge, as far as heard from,
the vote stands, Rice 567, Stark 122.
Attorney General, Meadow 437, Mulligan
125, Goodlett 120.
Rices majority will reach $50; Meadows
majority will reach perhaps over 400.
DIXON.
Humphreys County.
Special to the Union and American.
WAvERLEY, Aug. 6.-I send you the of.
fetal returns of this county with ths ex-
ception of the 9th district:
Supreme Court, Democratic ticket
polled 672 votes.
Chancellor, Nixon 1GG, Rose 1Of, Broyles
81, Jones 5.
Circuit Judge, Rice 752, Stark 20.
Attorney General, McAdoy 5j7, Multi
gan 139, Goodlett Is.
Chcatham County
To the Editors of the Union and American:
Cheatham county-all in but two small
precincts Supreme Judges, 7O4.
Rice's majority, 163 McAdoOs. IO3;
Smiths majority, 603. The precincts TO
come in can make but little change.
Respectfully, LII.
Gibson County.
To the Editors of the Union and American.
TRENTON, Tenn, Aug. Below you
have the official returns from this county,
three districts yet to hear from. For
Supreme Judges, you will perceive there
was no contest, the Radicals not voting or
scratching the names from the regular
t.V,o fial-aE
bad counsel, refused to send delegates to
The State Democratic Convention, but you
see how the people have responded.
For Supreme Judges, Nelson 255j, Dead
srick 2552, Nlilligan %, Wheeler 26, Nc
Kinney 1, Turney 2526, Nicholson 2554,
Trimble 80, Wisener 26, Ewing IA,
Burton ?, Sneed 2541, Freeman 2f51, Haw-
lins 40, Lewis ), Smith 81, Cochrane Is.
Chancellor, SomeTs 2014, Muse 63.
Circuite Judge, Black 22S2, Feuman 316,
Bonds 3.
Attorney General Jas NJ Elder 1890,
Tohn Skifington LOOP, JB Caruthers III,
Fally 215.
For Clerk of Humboldt Court, H F
Burnett (elected) SOP, L ] Williams 426.
The following Justices Of the Peace were
,lected: B L Foster. VIM Mcfarland,
rhos Walker, L Fly, W A Allison Hum
ooldt), - johnson, I Morse, Lewis
Wade, A W Moody, V NJ L Taylor, WI
January, Jno r Pearce.
for Trenton), NJ Caldwell, J L FARRELL, L
? McMurray, Il H McNail, I Mcknight,
N Mcdaniel, F Z Becton, II HalfOrd,
- Fields, Z B Russell, VIM Haste, b
G. NJ Hopkins, w B Dickinson,
Lrch Jordan, W B Guin, (for Milan, Jonn
Iartin, p B EdmOnds, - Robinson, j It
,windell, Cox, d II James, W b Hale,
f Parker, d Tatum, J W Lyon, ] N
irier, 7 II Fisher, J @ Gibbs, n Pounds
nd 7 Sample. The election passed
If very quietly. There was no
rely for local officers, in which the De-
1ocrats and Conservatives have made
lean sweep. Yours truly, y
LauderdaIe County.
o the Editors of the Union and American.
1 give you below the election returns
rom this county:
Supreme Court, the Conservative ticket
oiled 642 votes in the districts heard from,
nth sc votes for the Radical ticket.
Chancellor, Fautress 527, Harris y,
Iuse 121.
Circuit Judge, Steele 547, FHppin 1s9.
Attorney General, Wlkerson 63S, Wood
"A, Dupuy AZ.
Circuit Clerk, Hearing 400, Martin 233,
3elotte s..
Several more districts to hear from.
Greene County.
The following is the vote of Greene
ounty:
Supreme Judge, Nelson, ETC., 1,4S1.
Chancellor, Mcfarland, Conservative,
majority 203.
Circuit Judge, Gillenwaters, Radical,
majority lis.
Attorney General, Haynes, Conservative,
majority 100. .
County Court Clerk, Maloney, COnserva-
i've, majority 404.
The town of Greeneville elected three
Conservative Justices and one Constable.
he county is Conservative by from 400 to
Do.
stewart County.
Supreme Court, Nelson and the other
ominees 462, opposition none.
CnopoaIIor Smith