THE I1LEC11oNs.

A ADDITIONAL RETURNS.


MADISON COUNTY.
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HUNTSVILLE, ARK, Oct. 10th, 1874
George w. Clarke, Esq,


DEAR lR:-The bat,lei is fougbt-.we have ma,
the enemy and they are. .ours.' Madison county
has sustained herself noby; we have succeeded
IN electing an entire Democratic ticket with the
exception of County Surveyor, and he had no on.
position. The wings were very Jealous in ,b,
cause, so much so that one poor whg that had ius
escaped from the Grave Yard was put in wagon
and hauled mile to vote for Gibson and Walker.
We did not poll as many votes by two hundred,
as we would, had there been no sickness in the
country.


FOR GOVERNOR.
j Drew, received 3l3 votes.
Gibson, ITO


Byrd. SO


Drew's majority Byrd and Gibson, III.


FOR CONGRESS. s-
Yell, received $50 votes.
Walker, 1872
YelI's majority over Walker 24S.
John c. Sumner Hugh C. Berry, and George
w. Sanders. jr., were elected to the Legislature.
Johnson, reelected Sheriff.
4 Brown, /" Clerk.
: With sentiments of respect,
| remain your friend


And obedientt servant,


II. S. w.
N. B. Tuey was TAILORED! 600.