Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-02
POLITICAL.
Returns Of the Tennessee Elections.
Mcfarland Ahead for Supreme Judge.
Specials to the Union and American.
MIDDLE TE6HEBsEE.


MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
Marry.
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Aug. 1.-The cleo
ton passed off in this city without any in
teruption. There was larger vote polled
here to-day than ever before. There was
zoos votes polled at the Columbia box.
Fo. Supreme Judge Mcfarland received 665
votes and Cooke received 240 votes.
For Criminal Judge Hughes received
629 votes, Jones received PAT votes
and McLemore received III votes.
For Sheriff Latta received 645 votes
and Davis received 142 votes. For Tax
Collector Craig received 200 votes, Stone
received 227 votes, Alexander received 20
votes and Conner received 5Sl votes. For
Trustee McGaw received sos votes, Moore
received 152 votes, Andrews received 80
votes, Caldwell received Is votes, VOORHEES,
received SO votes and Donley received 6s
votes. Up 70 this sour there arc Is precincts
officially reported. Hughes 1851, Jones
Loss and McLemere 800. For Constable
VOORHEES, received 4so gotss, Sheppard re-
celved e2s votes, Jones received 1se votes
and Everett received 2l6votes.
SPRING Hill, TENN, Aug. 1.-The votes
polled here to-day were as follows: For
Supreme Judge, Mcfarland 1873, Cooke 81.
For Criminal Judge, Jones 100, McLemoFe
SO, Hughes 1S6.
Rutherford.
MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, Aug. 1.-The
vote of Murfreesboro is as follows: Su-
preme Judge, Cooke 113, Mcfarland GIT.
Sheriff, Ransom AS, Arnold PSI, Cooke q.
Tax Collector, Johns 615, Mcknight 100.
Trustee, Adams 5O4, Brooks 2S3. County
districts not in. ef.#E
Williamson.
FRANKLIN, Aug. Thirteen districts
heard from. McLemore's majority for
Criminal Judge, 800. Short, for Tax Col
lector, 90. fuckers majority for Trustee,
EOS. Lavender's majority for Sheriff, SO2.
Cant get returns for Supreme Judge. Nc
Farland will carry the county largely.
Sumner. f
GALLATIN, Aug. /, 1885 P. h.-The
vote of Sumner county as far as heard from
is as follows: For Supreme Judge-Fiflh
district; Gallatin, Mcfarland. 25s; Cook,
1877; eleventh district (Salem,) Mcfarland,
40; Cook, 81. Twelfth district (Shiloh,)
Mcfarland, eS4; Cook, IS. Thirteenth
district (Bethpage,) Mcfarland, lis; Coos,
AZ. Eighteenth district (AIlen's,) McFar-
land, 81; Cooke, none. Eleven districts to
hear from. t+
Montgomery.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Aug. l.
As far as heard from in this county, Dor
sey B. Thomas, is about 700 ahead on nomi-
mating vote for Congress; will probably
reach one thcsand msjority. Beaumont,
independent for Sheriff, about 600 majority
over Reed, regular nominee. The race be-
tween Rich, Radical and Orgain, Democrat,
for Jailer is close, though Organ Is likely
to be elected by a small majority. II is
impossible to give definite figures tonight.
Giles.
PULASKI, Aug. For Supreme Judge,
Mcfarland LAS, Cooke 7l5. Criminal
Judge, T. NJ. Jones 1869, Hughes 1856,
McLemore COS. Four districts to hear
from. W. G. Lewis, for Tax Collector, is
elected without doubt. Mitchell is prob
ably elected Sheriff by small majority.
| Bedford.
SHELBYvILL, Tenn, Aug. 1.--Bedtore
elects Fonville, independent, Sheriff; Good
rum, independent, Trustee; Davidson nom
inee for Tax Collector. Cook ahead so far a
heard from.
DICKSON, Aug. 1.-For Supreme Judge
James B. Cooke 80, Robert Mcfarland SO
Sheriff, ]. ". Hu ton 100, S. c. Edward
GO. Revenue Collector, J. c. Donegal
l6S, ]. NJ. NesbiLt IA, II. ]. Bateman l
County Trustee, James Grimes 81, G. W
Clark 1O3. Constable, II. Larkins 81, N
A. Dodson 60, Hall II.
Humphreys.
JoHNsoNvILLE, Tenn, Aug. la
unusually large vote polled went solid 70
Thomas for Congress, IT'S. For Judge
Mcfarland 125, Cooke 10.