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ELECTIONS-Ten Tennessee Cannon is reelected
Governor Governor G. is opposed to the Admins
traton. Ht


List of members elected. Mr.. Turney (VB.) has
been elected from the district lately represented by Mr..
Forester:
Sixth district, Campbell, (Whig)-7th, John Bell,
(Whig)-sth, Maury, (Whig)-9th, J. X. Polk, (A)
llth, Cheathem, (Whig)-12th, Crockett, (Whig.)


Aentucky-Whgs. James Harlan, John Calhoon,
John Pope, J. w. Graves, Richard Hawes, r. A.
Menefee, J. Chambers, w. w. Southgate. .,l alsa
In Indiana, as far heard FROM Mr.. Lane has lost
his election. Mr.. Dunn (Whig) elected in his place.
Graham, James Rasden, Herrod, Ewing, and
White, (Whigs) have been elected.


Alabama stands as she was. a It


By the latest accounts from Florida, we learn that
General Jesup is on tour of post examination, and
that the Indians are in pacific mood.


1t appears that the Southern merchants have decided
to make themselves the exporters Of their own pro-
duce and the importers Of their own supplies, and to
carry out this purpose convention is called TO be held
at Augusta in Georgia, in October next.


The Bank Of Missouri commenced issuing her paper
the 30th ut. Her lowest demo ninaon will be $20
The spring wheat il is said, has been successfully
cultivated to the South. '7 as ~. tt'h


The Island Of Barbados has been visited by tre-
mendoua hurricane,