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II. T. HELM BOLD, Chbmist.
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W0. 89 BROADWAY, Sew York;
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He. IN South TENTH Btret Philadelphia
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T1II11D EDITION
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana, Iowa.
COMPLETE REPUBLICAN TRIUMPHS.
Gen. Geary Elected Governor
of the Keystone State.
A HARD FIGHT, BUT A
CREAT VICTORY.
Tne People Sustain Congress.
NINETEEN RADICALS RETURNED
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
How We Have Answered
Vermont and Maine.
RESULT IN PHILADELPHIA
Messrs. Kcllcy, O'Neill, Myers,
Tailor, aud Kan da II Re
turned to Coisgress.
Etc.
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
CITY OP PIIir.AUEI.PIUA.
RETCTtK BY WARDS.
Gtrrnor. Jlec.t Ihedt.
a -J a
it it rfj
3 So 3
3s 5a
I &
l
1460
3H34
law
2205
1928
1490
1796
1444
1527
15S2
1629
15,16
1707
1760
2873
2310
1832
2418
3549
1605
1308
1301
1586
H9U
1470
877
Flrt
Second
Third
Four ib
Fifth
MX th
feventh
Klghth
Klntb
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
Thlrtetntl ,
Foorteenib
UlieenOi
Hixteenth
heventeentb
Flgh(enth
iiL. toenth
1 wentietb
Twcnty-flmt
1 wentyHM0( nd....
Tweniy-third
Twentv tonrtb
Twenty-tlfih
Twenty-eUih
Twenty-aeventb...
Total
Itti3
ltitt '
Vlit
I14'i
10rt7 '
li!M;
8'Jii5
lHlfll
2M
lU9tii
l.V
I4
8x31
MT
1387
1414
mz
1HM
tim
lHtil-
l:i;)4
1724
13H7I
IMS'
1434 1
lHln
14,W
IMS
ItiiS
2723
1744
2-'S8'
17M
2375
2015'
1202
aos
1018
1048
9m
121
171.9
2471
10M5
14MS
2Ufi
24H1 '
3963
ihh's
Ji08i
8B7,
8872
law I
2180
1689
1603
an3
2HHI5
v.m
19.W
22i
1781
SlVi
2
3444
1.VI3
1277
12.M
IMfl
14M
1414
8M
21W
iVti
106ti
1107
hlUI
478M
492S3
47812
47812
47H60
Majority.
4093
1441
City OfTtcera.
Heo'rof Tames-,-City Coin.
I'elta. iMelloy,' .Conner Ualiler
Rep. 1 Dem. I Hep. I Pern.
1663! 1414 I 1663; Hn
2166 1N63 3155 2861
1227 1951 12271 1961
9421 2261i 28 2281
10921 145 1 069! 1870
1124 1431' 10M8. 1265
JI5J! 17.15, 2338 1 1744
1590 i 1SH5, 15H5! 13S9
1768 15' 1767! 1526
26231 1435 26501 1392
0U! 1616 l-l6 1616
154 1467 1553 1468
220H 1564 2208 1570
25X7! 16t. J56l 1646
IWftj 2823 , 39V5 2823
14'J5 Hoi iWB' 2S08
2H46 1798 It ft 179
24t t:i4 260 2i2
978 3443 39771 3444
1952 19.5A 15U3
2180 1306 Ul0 lSi
17N I2S 171 1250
164 1K1 1600 1575
MJ 1444 962 1440
98 195 21871 1421
10B7 849, 1062, 654
' 50021' 46181 50671; 46151
I 46183 1 j 46151
' 4738 4520 . .777T
Wasds.
6....
7....
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11....
2....
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15....
1
17
18
I
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24.
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Total.
Majority ,
Jl'DICIAUV.
-Prw. Juilue.-
-AmioclBte Judge.
a
V
M
n
a
o
WABDS.
1
to
16t3.
2IH6'
ta 1
lu.vi
hh
1148
2371
IhWrt
17671
16
1563
m
2174 !
395,
1738
1425
IP2
2'il j
KH77I
1IIW1
2288,
1761
ltV;
81721
1108,
114
2H6t
10.51 1
2IH9I
153 1
14 8
1118
1306
1661
2166
1227
945
lli':i
1148
2164
1601,
1769
2650
1122
1561
2228
256.5
1H94-
1786.
12(9;
262
29
D6
1051 1
229
1781'
166.11
902
210 !
11U0,
1661;
2166
1217
944
194
1148
2:i3
lVt9
1770
2649
1122,
1.557
22-26
25(15'
39t5
176
I'iiRI
2879
2770
ay
10511
229 1
171
lh58
ic.2
212
1096
1416
263'
1051 j
2264'
I61I
1416!
1726
1366,
1528!
1392
1506.
1448
1550
!Vi9 :
8823!
M
2IH
17!0l
tm,
3444
14l
263
1951
2264
18 W
1416
1727
137J
1527
9...
10..
11..
12..
13..
14..
15..
1..
11..
18..
19..
21..
22..
23..
24..
2ft..
26..
27..
1528
1193
1616
1415
1.VI6
1H0M
2'23
18W
1392
1596
1450
1549
1519
223
1834
1186
81
l69l
83HB
34441
1277:
1'250
1531
l44fl
145
820
1789
2.19
3445
15U0
1501
1277
12.50
1528
1440
141S
832
1511
1415
Total.
58J5;
47663
47668
(2638, S2642! 476121 47678
6372i"
Majority....
Prothonotary of tk Dlatrlct Court.
MeManea, Republican fiO.618
Ljtin, Democrat i.
lWVrltJ'i M Mil Mil MM Mil ! IMI'
WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE, AND
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" THE
Clerk of the Quarter Seaalona.
Butler, Republican , 50,714
L tilt s. Democrat .40,177
Majority "7573
Coroner.
Daniels, Republican 50,620
Bormeister, Democrat
Majority 4,352
Total Vote of the City. m
8G3 81,407 1866 100.C2G
Increase 19,059
SELECT COUNCIL.
MEMBER6 ELECrKD.
Second Ward Dr. C K. Kam"rly, Dem.
Fourth Ward Alurcua, Dnm.
Sixth Ward P. D.iffy, Dom
Kightb Ward A. J. Uoddon, Kep.
?iinth Ward William S. Stokloy, Rep.
Eleventh Ward S. (i. King, Dem.
Ihineenth Ward A. M. Fox, Rep.
Fifteenth Ward J J. Kersey, Rop.
seventeenth Ward O'JNoill, Dem.
J weuty.sovohth Ward R, If. GiliinRUain, Rep.
Cominou Couucll.
First Ward G. W. Mactajrue, Rep.
Second Ward W. D. Martin, Dom., II. Kennedy,
Dem., John Tyson, Dem.
Third Ward W. Xhoinpson, Dem.
Fourth Ward Barnei, Dem., Haney, Dem.
Sixth Ward P. Milton, Dem.
Seventh Wore Little, Rei.
Eijthtb Ward Harper, Rep.
Ninth Ward A. H. Merghon, It.
Tenth Ward Uenzey, Kop.
Twelfth Ward Littleton, Rep.
Thirteenth Ward J. L. Hhoemaker, Rep.
Fourteenth Watd Hancock Rep.
Fifteenth Ward Conrow, Rep., Potter, Rep.,
Smith, Rep.
Seventeenth Ward Derlock, Dem.
Kifrhteenth Ward Ray, Rop.
Nineteenth Ward Earnest, Rep., Martin, Rep.
Twentieth Ward Marcer. Rep . Cameron, Rep.
Twenty-first Ward Simpson. Rop., Myere, R?p.
Twenty-Second Ward Wagner, Bp.
Twenty sixth Ward Armstrong, Rep.
T went) seventh Ward Off den, Rup.
(VOTB OF 1864 BT WARDS.)
Receiver
of Taxes. City Coimn laslouer
O'Meill Mellov
Dickjon Johnson
(U.) (O)
1904 1070
Wards.
(U 1
Wards.
1
2
8
4
6
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
1
,...1909
,...2278
....1188
898
,...1098
....1059
,...2168
....1556
....1619
,...2819
.... 969
....1358
....2048
....2281
....8180
....1615
....1184
....2308
....2468
....8214
....1620
....20fl
....1769
....2286
.... 807
....1834
2118
1460
19i 18
1405
2297
1182
888
1094
1061
2165
1557
1516
, 2306
, 967
, 1364
, 2042
, 2281
1868
, 1609
1178
2290
2464
2185
1455
8
4
6
6
7
8
1909
1409
1244
1852
1128
1308
1181
1480
1260
1842
1828
2200
1627
2061
1217
2323
2489
1320
1142
1889
1785
l'23
1196
1245
1848:
1120
13'3
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1121
1479
1202
1319
1301
2194
15
1029 16...
2067 17...
1212 18...
2ri 19...
2498 20...
1327 21...
1134 22...
17
18
19
20
21
22
8202
1618
....2066
....1649
23
24
25
1354 23.
1777 24.
1216 26.
'2288
1703
26
1191,26 1881
46.964 89,841
89 844
46.716
39,688
39,5o8
O'Neill's m.. 7.610
I Dickson's m. 7,148
Vote of the City ly Ward, lu 1804.
WHEN CONGRESSMEN WEBS LAST CHOSEN.
SHItIFF.
Howell UcKibbin, Howell McKlbbln
Wards.
1 ... .
(D.) Wards. (U.i
1008 17 1184
2056
2 2278
2196 18..
.2812
1200
2320
I 2480
v 1330
1123
1366
1772
1211
1180
8 1187
4 8H6
6 1102
6 1060
1461 19..
1908 20. .
1397 21..
2469
8214
1617
1249 Hi.
..2092
7 2169
1862 23 1978
8 1681 1119 24 2284
9 1527 1308 25 811
1(1 2843 1107 26 1830
11 966 1471
12 1303 1W7! Total. 47.093 89,807
18 2056 18?6 . 89 807 . .
14 2284 1828
16 8202 2174 Howell'im 7,720
16 1619 16181
The Vote of 1803.
The vote ot Philadelphia last fall was tor Auditor.
t;.np;ml
titneral Uartranft (Kep.) '....49,859
Coionel Davn(Uem.) 39 b30
Republican majority ) 0,029
THE STATE.
fJeueral Geary's Majority,
IBPKCIAL DESPATCH TO ETESIHO TELKOBAPB
1277
liJ
1440
IIabkibbubo, October 10. Returns received
here show that Geary has carried the State by
643
nearly 20,000 majority. The entire vote will
exceed 600,000. '
The Republican Oalns.
The Republicans have small gains in the fol
lowing counties: Armstrong, Beaver, Blair,
Bucks, Berks, Bulford, CheHter, Crawford, Car-
boo, FThjiJtliD, Indiana, Lc&!b, incoming,
M l IWWVv x SI II II 1 II I I
l.. XXv R IU 1 II I 1
' :iv m. 1 11
u es iv . lift 1 ywnnii'u Vb, v v
HANDWRITING ON THE WALL."
Lancaster, Schuylkill, Union, and Westmore
land. The Democratic gains are few and lieht,
except in the large cities.
Congressmen Elected.
Firt district Samuel J. Raudall. Democrat, ma
jority 5683
secona unanos u aoiii, icepuiillcan, maj.8224.
lbird Leonard Mvors. RcDubliuan. mnloritv
aoout 12( 0.
tounh William D. Kellcy, Republican, majority
2033.
Filth Caleb N. Taylor. Republican, maiorltv
about 400.
Sixth B M. Boyer, Democrat.
.Seventh John 111 Broomall, Republican.
Elphth-J. Lawrence Getz, War Doruocrat.
Ainth Tbaddous Stevens, Republican.
T-Dth Id. L. Cake, Republican.
Twelfth J. Archibald, Republican. '
rhirteentb N. Mercur, Republican.
Fourteenth II. F Mi. lor, Republican.
K.lteenth A. J. Glossbrenner, Democrat,
(sixteenth W. H. Koontz, Republican.
Seventeenth D. J. Worrell, Republican.
Eighteenth 8. T. Wilson, Republican.
Nineteenth G. W. Sobotield, Republican.
Twentieth 1 A. Fiuuey, Itormb.ican.
l'wenty-lirst John Covode, Republican.
Twenty second John K. Moorhead Republican,
Twenty-third Thomas Williams, Republican.
Twenty-iourth T. Lawrence, Republican.
State Ejcglalatnre.
First District General McCandN ss, Democrat, is
e'ected Senator over Jeremiah Nichols by a majo
rity ol 1830.
ASSEMBLY.
The following are the members ot the Legisla
ture reported electt d, so far as te known :
1. George W. Ghegan, K.;10. Elisha W. Davis, R.
2 Wm S. Gregory, D. 11. W. J. Donofrhue, R.
Samuel Josephs, D.
1 iz. Alexander Adaire, li.
1 13. Unknown.
.14. Unknown.
1I6. Georee De Haven, R,
!l6. David Wallace, R.
'17. Unknown.
118. James IN. Marks, R.
4. William watt. K.
5 William B. Hood, D.
6 James Freeborn, R.
7. James Sobers, R.
8 James N. Kerns, R.
9. Geo. A. yuiglny, v.
There Is a earn of two members here tor the
Democrats.
I bo State Legislature is largely Republican, and
this ensures the eleotion ol a radical Republican 10
the United States Honate, in place of Hon. Edgar
Cowan, Johnson Democrat.
ffVote of Pennsylvania by Couutles.
As a matter of convenience and reference to our
rtauers, we publish the official vote of Pennsylvania
at the Presidential election ot 1864:
i II 1!
a a
3(16 ...! 404
12414 9105 ....
3211 315 ....
8304 933 ....
8752 .... 418
13266 .... 6506
4SH6 616
3067 SH58 ....
7335 .... 890
2974 528 ....
8036 .... 7U8
232 93 ....
22.51 .... 630
3399 688
6978 8459 ....
2833 .... 1103
201 .... 1284
2135 .... ,4W
3467 .... 1563
4526 1915 ....
4354 .... 760
4220 1224 ....
2145 1619 ....
835 .... 497
3722 9198 ....
4126 .... 005
62 13 ....
3821 41 ....
006 .... 212
31.74 .... 1481
8477 644 ....
3197 8123 ....
1877 .... 7
1753 .... 316
8448 6"22 ....
1389 2019 ....
8779 1001 ....
S920 .... 8019
10045 .... 2400
4207 .... 809
652 113 ....
3569 951 ....
1710 .... 7
8698 .... 13
7942 im ....
1496 ....
6944 .... 9216
8608 .... 893
2446 .... 49
440(2 11765 ....
1180 .... 920
fiuA 71 A
COUNTIES.
3s
Adams
Allegheny
Arniotiong
Beaver.
Bediord
Berks
Blair....
Xradtoru.
Bl-U
Butler.
l .mbria.
Cameron
taibon
I entro...
( bester
f erton...
C ear Held
1 llnton.
Columbia
1 iBWford....
Cumberland
Dauphin
l,e: aware
Elk
irle...
Fayette.
Franklin
Fulton
lireen
Huntingdon
Indiana
jcnerson
juulata-.
Lancaster
Lwrence.
Lebanon
Lebigh
Luzeine
Lconimg
SicKean
Jleroer
Mltthn
Monroe......
Montgomery
Montour...
jiortbampton.....
or.huniueriand..
Perry..
PhlUdelphia
pike
Potter...-
f-cbuvlkill
Burners)
Buyder
Sullivan
ruitqnekanna
T ok a
l'nlon.....
2012
21519
3V26
3237
2336
6710
3292
S865
436
3476
2244
325
1721
8817
8446
170
1516
1666
1014
6441
3604
5444
3664
348
6911
3221
85
362
6(14
1583
3821
43-20
1H20
1437
14470
3401
757
42-20
1643
685
6872
113U
M28
2915
260
13K)
7851
&40
1719
1368
660
8959
1584
1352
3341
19
8788
1670
369
4203
4673
1069
311
i-iil!
3U89j
891
3&l
693
698
1036
972
a
enango
Warren
Washington
Wayne...
Westmoreland...
Wyoming
York.
15U5
4579
2274! 8969
1715
1327
5
8932
46501 6972
1337 1402
65681 8500
Total... Lincoln vote, 398.391 1 Mo Clellan rote, 878.916.
LlncouVimaJonrlty. 29,018. .
The Stat Vote of 1809.
In 1865 General Hartrantt, the Union candidate
for Auditor-General. received 288,400 votes, whloh
was a majority of 22.660 over bis opponent, Colonel
V. w. M. Dl,vl- In tue memorable Presidential
eoatcet im Wnwla rcwlyea .KKI.Wb TVt
FOUND WANTING.
( CLVMCR; V YW I.
a majority ot 20,031 over General McClollan, who
went betore the people on tho declaration that the
war was a lailure. In 1863, at the Gubernatorial
contest. Andre G. Curtln polled 269 496 votes, a
nmiorily of 15 825 over George W. Woodward, the
candidate ot the (sympathizers with treason, and
this, too. when over two hundred tbounand of her
sons had gone forth to uphold tho flag of their
country on tho battle-field, and before they had
teen permitted to exercise the elective IrancHiso
while in the field.
Progress of the Vote In all the Guber
natorial Contests.
Ihe following interesting table shows the result of
the voto for Governor of Pennsylvania, irora the
brut contest in 1790 to tho presont time:
1700 Ihomas Mifflin, Democrat 'I25.
Arthur St. Clair, Federalist 2,8m
Whole number ot votes 30 627
Thomas iliillin's majority 24,923
1103 Thomas Mifflin, Democrat 18,600
V. A. Muhlenberg, Federalist 10,i06
Whole number of votes 29,206
Thomas Mifflin's majority 7,804
1700 Thomas Mifflin, Democrat 30.020
F. A. Muhlenberg, Federalist 1,011
Whole number of votes 31,081
Thomas Mifflin's majority 29,009
1799 Thomas McKean, Democrat 87,244
James Ross, Federalist 32.643
Whole number of votes. 69,887
Thomas McKean's majority 4,601
1503 Thomas McKean, Democrat 47 879
James Ross, Federalist 17,084
Whole number of votes 61.918
' Thomas McKean's majority. 80,646
1803 Thomas McKean, Democrat 43,547
Simon Snyder, Democrat 88,486
Whole number of votes 82,032
' Thomas McKean's majority 6,062
1808 Simon Snyder, Democrat 67.975
James Ross, Federalist 89,678
JohnSpayd, Independent 4,006
Whole number of votes 111.554
Simon (any der's majority overall.. 24,396
1811 Simon Snyder, Democrat 68,319
William Tilgham, Federalist 8,609
Whole number of vote. 56,928
Simon Snyder's majority 48,710
181 1 Simon Snyder, Democrat '. 61,099
laaao Wayne, Federalist 29,666
Wholo number or votes 80 65
Simon Snyder's majority 81,688
1817 Williim Flndley, Democrat 66,831
Joseph neuter, Federalist 99.272
Whole number of rotes ....126,603
William Finoiey's majority 7,069
18 JO Joieph llei.ter, Federalist 67.606
Wluiam Findley, Demoorat 66.809
Whole number of rote 181,206
Joseph aeister's majority , ..... 1,606
1H!83 J. A. Schulre, Democrat. 89,928
Andrew Gregg, Federalist 64 211
Whole number of rotes 164.180
J. A. Schulze s majority 86,717
lh iOJ. A. Schulze, Democrat 64,711
John Sergeant, Federalist. ., 1.174
Whole number ot rotes 65,836
J. A. Scbnize's majority 63.037
18'19 George Wolf, Democrat. .J... 7? 22?
Joseph Ritner, Antl-Aiason 61,776
Whole number of rotes 129 996
George W oil's majority 26,443
13 4 George Wolf, Demoorat 91 336
Joseph Ritner, Anti-Jiason 8S,1U5
Whole number of votes ....179 600
George Wolf majority. . . , 8,170
18:13 Joseph Ritner, Anti-Mason 94 023
George Wolf, Demoorat 65,801
F. A. Muhlenberg, Democrat 40,586
Whole number of rotes 200,410
Joseph Ritner' plurality 28,202
1838 David R. Porter, Democrat 127.821
Joseph Ritner, AnU. Mason 122,825
Whole number of rotes 260,146
David B. Porter' majority 6,496
18 1 1 David R. Porter, Democrat ??3'52!
John Bank, Whig 113 478
Whole number of rote 249,982
David B. Porter's majority 23,026
1S4 4-F. B. Sbunk, Democrat 160,822
Joaeph Markle, Whig 166,060
Whole number of rote 816 872
F. K. Chunk's majority 1272
1841 F. R. Sbunk, Democrat.. .....145,081
Jame. Irwiu, Whig 128 143
K. C. Keigart, Mativ Amenean 11.247
F. J. Lainoyne, Abolitionist 1,661
Whole Bimbor of rote 386 887
F. R. Shank's majority over all 1,826
188-Jonnton, Whig..." 168 628
ixmgstretb, Democrat 168,221
Johnston's majority , ", m
1831 Bi(r)er. DmocrAt..,..., ifw 41 1
Jcbnrton, WI1I4 178i03t
Btilor'gmajortty. 8,4 Ji
1834- rollock, Know-NoUjlnt VA.rm
Bigior, democrat lr37,uoi
rollock'i mJorlty 37,007
1837 rtckor, Democrat 1to,M7
Wilmot, KopablicAn...... 140,181
r:ktT'i majority.... .73,761
1800 Cnrtln.RApoblioan. afla.408
foster, Democrat ., 2803
Cnrtln'i maiorltv
...82,164
1803 f nrtin, Republican 29,tf
Woodward, Democrat 254.171
Representative Its Congreu.
twlTM IBB OFFICIAL TOTS Ot EACH DISTRICT U 1884.)
lUit. Jitwbhean$. Demon att.
l.Cha Ulbbou. 7.743 Hon. S J. Randall 9.KM
3. Hon tb.t 0'Meillll 76l John. Bulme 7,204)
t Hon. L-Jriyers. ...11,467 U Buckwalter 9.99
4 lion.W. 1). Kelieyl3.S8 John Wtlsh. 9,354
. C K. Taylor ll.MI H. P. Hom 18,729
6 Ilavld Tbotna 9 66 1 Hon . M Boyer ....12 Mi
7. Hon J.W.Broomalll0,908 Kath.ntel Pratt...!.!. .7,831
8. U.J.Lincoln. 8 961 8 Lawrence UetS 12,078
9. Hon T. Meven....U 804 B. H. BenoW 7144
19 H. L, Cake. 10.679 lr. C. I). Ulomnier..ll m
11. (ien. W. Liny 8 393 D. Van Aoken. .......13 s 8
12. J. Archibald 19 958 chas Ilennlson 10 573
13. Hon. S. a-ercer... S724 Wm Elwell g r-a
14 Hon. V. F. Miller. 11 619 W. K Wilson 1102
15. R. II. lienil. r.on.. 10,578 Hon.AJ.wlosbrenneri3JtU
16. lion. w H. Koontz. II 242 J. Mul). Hharpe 11,174
17. 1. J Worrell 9 225 R L. Johnson 8,71
18. 8. T. Wilson 11.833 T F. Wright 10 681
19 Hon O.W.8iholleldll.631 W L. Scott 9.954
20, I A. Finney 14 3.4 Oen. Met almont Kl,97
VI John Covode 10 730 11 H. Weir 1045 1,
22. Ilon.J K Moorhcadil.233 uen i. K. dweltzer... 7 031
2.1. Hon. T Williams. 11 82 J T. It.rd 8 121
'.4. Hon TY.Lawrencell,778 W. Montgomery 10,112
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate.
Senatorial nominations are oomplote, as follows:
Vnion,
JMmocratic,
?oneral W. MoCandleiw.
James Sill.
J. Dupuv Dtvls.
Charieton Burnett.
George D Jackson.
Jere. Hoffrnan.
Abraham Collins. .
W. Ua es Greer.
B. F. Mycis.
Thomas B. Scarigbt.
Jero. Miciiols.
Dr. Worthington.
JMoholas Hunter.
C. F. Hockwoll.
Colonel A.J. Frick
G, D. Coiemau.
K. Billlnglelt.
Gen J. W. FiBhor.
Alex. Stutzman.
24. Captain Dcdford.
6. Col. A. W iBylor.
28. James C Brown.
Dr. John W. Irwin.
Messrs. Mcho s and Wortliington are the only
Senators who are again candidate.
Representative- for Philadelphia.
(with tub vote op ls4.)
FIHBT WPT1UCT. I TENTU DISTRICT.
Wm. Fosier(U) 8142 S. 8. l'ancoast(U k..275;
David Mitfklo (O.J....1794 S. G. Fry (O.) 1967
Foster's maj 1118 1 Pancoast's maj 799
SKCOND D18THICT. ELEVKNTH DIPTRJCT
W. U. Ruodininn (U.) 2477 F. D. SU'rner ( U ). . . .2730
T.J. Barger(U J 2170IA, D. Boileau (O.)....2208
Ruddiman'smaJ. .. 307 1 Sterner's maj 408
Til I It D UlSTKlCT. TWKLPTU UlWl UlCT.
Richard llutlortU.)..2100 L. V. Sutphln U.)...287D
fcamuil Josephs (O. ).88O0 a. Vaughn (O.) 2127
Josephs' majority.. 1700 Sutphin's majority. 762
FOUHTII DISTRICT. ' THIBTKETU DISTK1CT.
Wm. W. Watt (U.J..2604 E. C. Renner (U.). ...1675
James Moss(0 ) 1601 Jas. Donnelly lO.)...,2T13
Watf majority. . ..1033 Donnelly' maj 1138
FIFTH DIPTK1CT. FOURTEENTH UIBTRIfTT.
J.T. Thomas (U.). ...2418 F. Hood (U.) 2810
II. Bruuncr(0 ) 2092 U. W. Arundel (O J.2113
Thomas' majority.. 826i Ilood's majority.. 679
SIXTH DISTRICT. FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
Jas. Freeborn (U.)...2244,G. De Haven (U ). ..2692
John McMakin (O.J. .1808 A. R. Schofield (O.J. .2819
Freeborn's maj 436 De Haven's maj... 87o
SEVENTH DISTRICT. I SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Thes. Cochrah (U.I..2953 W. F. Smith (U ). ...2727
J. L. Packer (O ) 1760 Jonathan WoifflO ).1704
Cochran's maj.... 1203! Smith's majority. . 903
EIGHTH DISTRICT.. SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT J
Jas. Kerns (U )....8078 E. O. Je(U.) 2588
Joel Cook (O.J 1937, W. B. Barne- (O.J....21W
Kerns' majority. . . .1189 Lee 'a majority 408
NINTH DISTRICT. BIOHTXKNTH DISTRICT.
Cba. Foeter(U.) 1830 James Miller(U 1 214
U. A. Uulgley (O. ,.. . . 2626 M. Arnold. Jr. K I Mm
A. Ouiglcy (O.i...
Qui Kiev's majority.,
796l Miller's majority. . . C23
OHIO.
GREAT REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
Columbus, Ohio, October 9. Eleotion returns as
faras.heard from indicate that fifteen Union Con
giessmen are eleoted certain, and three more pro.
bably. The gain on the Union State ticket is about
60,000.
This gives the entire Republican ticket a majority
oi at least 80,000, and elects eighteen Congressmen--a
gain of two Congressmen since the last eloouon.
The General State Ticket.
Secretary of State.
Republican. i Democrat.
W. Smith. Benjamin Le Forrs.
President Judge Supreme Court.
JosiahSoott. IT. M. Key. t
Superintendent Public Works.
John M. Barrero. W. Sarwill.
Vote for Governor In 18041.
General Jaoob Dobson Cox, Republican 23),633
Gen. George Washington Morgan, Dens. 193,697
Total rote..
..417.720
General Cox's majority 29,033
Lincoln's majority In 1864 was 69 686, and the
wbole rote was 470,722.
the wbole rote tor Secretary of Slate In 1864 was
419,649, when Mr. Smith, Republican, the present
candidate, was eleoted by a majority of 64,761.
Congressional Vote of 1804.
(CANDIDATES BDNNINO TESTBBDAT.) 4
1. Hon. B, KKfjleston. 9,693 O. H. Pendleton 7.46
2. Hon. R. B Rayen. 10.428 Theodore Cook 7,324
3. Hon.R.C.schenck.14 371 DurbinWard 11,606
4 W. Lawrence 12,242 J. J. McRluney 9 076
m xs. waiter s 907 William alungen 11,644
R. W. Clarke 12 6i5 William Howard Hi hi
7.
S. Bhellabarxer.... 12,758 Thomas Ml.ler 0.56.
I!. M. TfAllilltiin 111 (MIS Wllll.mn U.M BW
,9. R. B Bucsl&nd ...13 611 T, P. rineirock 11.71?
10 Hon. J.M. Ashley. 11.732 H. 8. Comuiager 10 90
1 J. T. Wilson 11 681 O. F. Moore 7.79
12. Wells 8. Jone 11,349 P. Van l'ramp 12,96?
13. Hon. O. Delano... II 876 O W. Mornan 11,61,'
J4. Martin Waller.. ..22 844 John B. Young 19.8M
15. T E. Planter 12,847 Martin I) Follett 9,56.
16. Hon.J.A.BlrjnUaui.12 377 C. H. Mlchener 11,11?
17. Epb.H Ecklev....l3 758 Louis Schaster 8,741
18. Hon.R P.Bpalding. 14,472 O. H Payne 6,81
19. Bon J.A.Uarfleld.18 806 No nominee 6,3 1 5
Loswes and Gains on Both Sides About
Equal Congressional Delegations Da
changed.
Indianapolis, October 9. The State eleotion
paosed ofl quietly. The returns are very mearre.
llamllton County Republican majority iilOO; gain
Shelby County One preclnot, 66 Union gain.
Richmond Clty-lOOOUnion majority; loss 200.
Cambridge City, 64 Democratic majority ; Demo
cratic gain, 120. . ...
One precinct in Tipton oounty shows a Union gain
f Report from the Ninth Congressional Distriot
show small gains lorC'ollax, Republican, for Con-
rFmyd county, In We Third Congressional District,
shows a Union ' of 800. Corresponding gains in
the District will elect Mr. Gresham, Union.
Th return, thus far show about equal gains and
loeree for the Union tioket.
ibe Indications are that the majorities will be
about the same as in 1864, when the Union majo
rity wa. 20.000.
The whole rote In this city Is about 2000 !s (ban .'
in 1804, and the Union majority about KXlO less,
Cwttimutd tm tte Fourth
20.