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Holding One's Oun.-At the Congresslon- al election in Georgia on the 9th of October both snarties received 496 votes in Jasper county |; and at the Presidential election on the 2d ult., in the same county, Harrlson and Van Buren received 496 eacn' DeIng also tie.-NGtiondL Int 7 / Tl,

 The indefatigable Mir. Cisi, the census ta- ker of Cincinnati, says, in the first Ward of the city of Cincinnati he found S6SO Ger mans and their descendants He found al- so an old Highlander of 94, who bore arms throughout our revolutionary contest. and who insisted stoutly that he oughttO draw pension from the United States. Unfortu- nately for his argument, and the facts in his case, he had borne arms on the wrong side: [ He fell in too with fine colored wench of l0 weighing 2O4 lbs, the very emblem oS health and good humor. ... One fact, says MT. C., have ascertained l in my travels, which record as of general interest. Much of the suffering and priva- ton which exists at all times, and especially ] in lhe winter season here, I find are relieved by the Masonic Fraternity, whose lib0rality provides for the wants not only of the Gesti- tute among their own members and families, but alleviates as have reason to know, ma ny cases of distress in persons who cannot make this plea for assistance.~A An important difference too Is, that in these cases the indi- vidual is not compelled to attend publicly as an applicant for relief, but the sons and daughters of want are sought out and reliey- ed at their own humble dwellings. I bear this testimony the more, willingly, having myself denied, and publicly, that the order was charitable institution. on the principle that its character began and ended at home.