Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-19

IL. William X. Morrison, DEM. reelected.
Is. William Hartzell, Dem, gain.
10. William B. Anderson, Ind.
KANSAS.
I. William A. Phillips, Rep.
2. j. r. Goodin, Opp.
3. William r. Brown, Rep.
KENTUCKY-10.
/. A. r. Boone, Dem.
2. John Young Brown. Dem, reelected.
g. Charles W. Milliken, Dem, reelected.
4. j. Proctor Knott, Dem.
5. Edward Y. Parsons. Dem.
6. Thomas l.. Jones, Dem.
7. j. @. s. Blackburn, Dem.
s. Milton j. Durham, DEM, reelected.
8. Harrison Cockrill. Dem.
10. John B. Clarke, Dem.
LOUISIANA.
I. Randall L: Gibson, DEM, gain.
2. Z. John Ellis, DEM, gain.
g. c. B. Darrall, Rep.
4. William NJ. Levy DEM, gam.
5. Frank Morey, Rep.
6. G. E. Nash, Rep.
MARyLAND-6.
1. Philip F. Thomas, Dem.
2. Charles B. Roberts, Dem.
8. William J. O'Brien, Dem, reelected.
4. Thomas Swami. DEM, reelected.
8. Eli j. Henkle, DEM, gain.
6. William Walsh, Dem, gain.
MAssAcHUsETTs-11.
l.
2. Benjamin w. Harris, Rep, reelected.
8. Henry l.. Pierce. Rep, reelected.
4. Rufus s. Frost. Rep.
5. Nathaniel P. Banks, DEM, g&in-6, 900
maj.
6. Charles p Thomrs son, Dem. (beats Butler).
7. John X. Tsrbox, DEM, gain.
8. William W. Warren, Dem :, gain.
8. George f Hoar, Rep, reelected.
10. julius II. Seelye, Ind.
II Chester w Chapin Dem cain-larce mai
MICHIGAN-9.
/. Alpheus s. Williams, Dem, gain.
2. Henry Wsldron, Rep, reelected.
8. George Willard Rep, reelected.
4. Allen Potter, DEM, gain
s. Mark ID. WILDER. Dem.
6. George Fl. Dursnd, DEM, gain.
7. Omar d. Conger, Rep, reelected.
8. Nathan B. Bradley, Rep, reelected.
9. Jay A. Hubbell, Rep. reelected.
MINsEsoTA.-3.
1. Mark Fl. Dunnell, Rep.
2. III. b. Strait, Rep.
8. W. s. King, Rep.
MIssoURI-13.
1. Edward c. Kerr, DEM, gain.
2. Erastus Wells, Dem, reelected.
8. william II Stone. Dem, reelected.
4. Robeil A. Hatcher, Dem, reelected.
8. Richard P Bland, Dem, reelected.
6. Chas. II. Morgan, Dem.
z. John F. Phillips, Dem.
8. Benjamin J. Franklin, Dem.
8. David Rea, DEM, gain (probably).
10. r. A. Debolt. Dem.
II. John B. Clark, Jr., Dem, reelected.
IL. John NJ. Glover, Dem, reelected.
IL. Aylett b. Buckner, DEM, reelected.
William WOODBURY., Rep.
NEW JERSEY.
1. Clement H. Sinnickson, Rep.
2. Samuel A Dobbine. Rep
8. Miles Ross. DEM, gain.
4. Robert Hamilton, Dem, reelected.
S. W. W. Phelps, Rep, reelected.
6. Fred. H. Teeee, Dem.
Z. Augustus A. Hardenbergh, DEM, gain.
NEW YoRK-33.
1. Henry B. Metcslf, DEM. gain.
2. John G. Schumacher, DEM, reelected.
8. Simon B. Chittenden, Rep.
4. Archibald NJ. Bliss, Dem. gain.
5. Edwin r. Meade, Dem.
6. Samuel s. Cox, DEM, reelected.
z. Smith Ely. Jr.. Dem.,-2,00J maj.
8. Elijah Ward, DEM. gain
8. Fernando Wood, DEM, ret iected.
10. Abram s. Hewitt, DEM, gan.
IL. Benjamin A. Willis. Dem, gain.
IL. N. Holmes Odell, Dem.
IS. John o. Whitehouse, DEM, reelected
by 5000.
"A. George NJ. Beebe, Dem.
Is. Seymour l.. Stebbins. Rep.
l6. Charles H. Adams, Rep, gain.
IL. Martin l. Townsend. Rep.
IS. Andrew Williams, Rep, 900 maj.
10. William A. Wheeler, Reps, 600 maj.
20. Henry H Hathorn, Rep.
81. Samuel f. Miller, Rep.
~. George A. Bagley, Rep.
%. Scott Lord, Dem, gain.
"a. William H. Baker, Rep.
rs. Elias W. Leavenworth Rep.
26. Clinton D. MacDougall, Rep, reelected.
20. Thomas G. Plat, Rep, reelected.
80. G. G. B. Walker, Dem.
80. John NJ. Davey. Rep.
81. George g. Hoskins, Rep. reelected.
80. Lyman K. Bass, Rep.
33. Augustus F. Allen, Dem.
PENNSYLVANIA
/. G. Freeman, Rep.
2. Chas. O'Neill, Rep.
3. s. j. Randall, Dem.
4. VIM. d. Kelley, Rep.
5. John J. Robbins, Dem.
6. Wash. Townsend. Rep.
Z. Allen Wood, Jr., Rep.
8. Holster Clymer. Dem.
9. A. Herr Smith. Rep.
10. VIM. Mutchler, Dem.
IL. Frank D. Collins. Dem.
IL. W. W. Ketchum. Rep.
IL. James B. Reilly, Dem.
IA. John B. Packer, Rep.
Is. Joseph Powell. Dem.
Is. Sobiesi Ross. Rep
IL. John Kelley, Dem.
10. VIM 8. Stenger, Dem.
10. Levi Marsh, Dem.
20. l.. A. Mackey. Dem.
81. Jacob Turney, Dem.
20. Jas H Hopkins, DEM
%. A. E. Cochrane, DEM
"a. John W. Wallace, Rep. III
Is. George A. Jenckes, Dem.
&c. Jacob Sheakley. Dem.
81. Albert G Ebert, Dem.
RHODE IsLAND-2.-
1. Benjamin T. Eames, Rep, re-elected-1,-
2. Latimer ". Ballou, Rep, 1,1eo maj.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
I. Joseph h. Raipey (colored), Rep.
O. E. W. NJ Mackey, Opposition.
8. L. 8. Hoge, Rep.
4, A. 8. Wallace, Rep.
8. Reuben Smalls (colored). Rep.
TENNEssEE-10.
l. VIM. Mcfarland, Dem. b.
g. Jacob M. 1homburgh, Rep, reelected
8. George G. Didrell Dem, gain.
4. John w. Head, Dem, gain
5. John N. Bright DEM, reelected.
6. John F. House, Dem. gain. .cs
2. Washington O. WhittRorne. Dem, re.
elected by 5000. .. -
s. John d. @. Atkins, Dem, reelected.
9. William P. Caldwell, DEM, gain.
10. H. Casey Young, DEM, gains, 500 maj.