Dista

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC;

MARYLAND-Continued.

JLL.
Allen

Un'wood.Bates. M'head, Clark. Scott.Pierce.

606 .1482

Barren
CONGRESS. CONT, 1855. PRES., 1852.
K. N. Dem. K. N. Dem. Whig. Dem.
Hart..
Harris. Vansant Parnell Bowie.Scott Pierce Edmondson... 191
Monroe
Bal. city, in part, 5014 5146...5036 5126...3679 5950
1524 1338...1534 1338...1023 1387 Logan
Co.,
Total.. .6538 6484...6570 6464...4702 7337 Simpson
Maj. for Harris, 54; do. for Parnell, 106; do. for Todd
Pierce, 2,635.

677... 605

680... 280

454

1140...1499

1160...1119

967

892... 188

400... 208

218

578

786... 508

791... 465

578

.1532

353...1539

386...1294

384

624... 337

350

Total....5808 6342 5630
Maj. for Dowdell, 534; do. for Winston, 768; do. for Calhoun ..... 387

Pierce, 382.

Smith.Moore.Shortr'ge. Winston Scott. Free.

315... 238

6398 3138 3520

II. Houston.Bennett, Fontaine. McRae.Scott. Pierce. Bolivar...... 132

62... 123

75... 67

38

831... 388

826... 216

467

Chickasaw... 752
Itawamba.... 964
Monroe

881

706... 630

Green

726

534... 848

599... 991

782... 81
427... 694
561... 261

846 Pontotoc......1312
516 Sunflower.... 161
555 Tallahatchie. 241
612 Yallabusha... 724

1238...1254

1236... 475

1030

Pickens..

757

752,

Sumter....

No return. 669

585.482

Tuscaloosa....1237 356...1267

343... 527

475

904... 462

Hancock......Knownothing, 44

291.. 9

993 Kemper.... 556

65 Landerdale... 373

Lauderdale....

elected 782

1038... 441

803 Leake...

425

Lawrence...... without 775

588 Lowndes

Limestone,..... opposition, 539

662 Neshoba..

Marion...... receiving 312
Morgan........ 5776 votes.
Walkor........

739. 118

467 Noxabes

335

671... 208

482 Oktibbeha 352

494... 312

525 211

344

Total......

205
3952 6367 2021 4277

578... 54

217 Winston

397

619.. 386

616... 218

448

Blount....

251 869... 55

422 Clark

735 Hinds

501 Holmes

431 .1047 546

1300 Jasper

1154 Issaquena.... 117

415

496... 431
855...1071
596... 552
52... 121
505... 415

503... 137 331

658... 975
594... 419

839 481

Marshall..

... 170

968... 111

565; Madison..
Newton

Smith

429... 98 247 483... 85 279

IOWA.

Cass
Nemaha.

Total....

NEBRASKA.

CONGRESS.

Anti Nebraska, Nebraska,
Chapaian.

Bennett's majority, 18.

Bennett

123

250

175

95

76

36

0

17

0

25

10

14

An election was held in this State, in the spring of Washington 1855, for a Commissioner of the Des Moines River Improvement, Register of the same work, and for Register of the State Land Office. A vote was also taken on the adoption of the Prohibitory Liquor Law, which the Legislature had previously passed with a clanse submitting it to a direct vote of the people. This election resulted in the snecess of the Republi-some alleged irregularity, and thus gave the certifi ticket for State officers, and the adoption of Licate of election to Bird B. Chapman, the Nebraska candidate. Mr. Bennet will contest. ner Prohibition, as follows:

Com. D. M. River Improvement--Wm. McKay, Rep... wer Tisdale, Dem., 4,737.

Register D. M. River Improvement.-J. C. Lockwood, Rep., over Dewey. Dem,,,3,922.

Register State Land Office--Anson Hart, Rep., over Sammels, Dem., 4,441.

Gov. Izard excluded the votes of the counties of Dacotah, Richardson, Ottoe, and Burt, on account of

KANSAS.

There were two elections, held on different days, for Delegate to Congress from this Territory. At one election, patronized very largely by residents of Missouri, Mr. Whitfield, Pro-Slavery, was cleeted;

For the Prohibitory Lane, 25.555; against it, 22.645.d at the other, when residents of the Territory only Majority for Prohibition, 2,910.