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We extract the following from d letter re- ceiyed in this place, dated

 BOLIVAR, August 9th, 1915. "i hasten to give you the result of the election as far as heard from. give maior- ties only: Brown 405, Stanton 43O. Will liamsen (Senato) 4l9, Pearce (Floater) 393; our majority al the Presidential election was 3SS. So you see we have ganed.- Hurrah for old IIardeman.n Austin Miller (dem,l reelected 10 the Le- gislature without regular opposition.

 HAYWOOD. Fosters majority 25-Stanton's 1 {; Rich ardson, the democratic candidate for the Le- glslalure is said to be beaten by 6 votes only

 McNAlRY. Fosters majority 36-stanton's Ii War ren, the Whig candidate for the Legislature elected by "a majority of 50.

 WAYNE All heard from but one precinct; Posters majority 30. The precinct to be heard from Is democratic, and will no doubt give Brown the majority in that county.

 HARDIN Browns majority 260 We copy the following from the West Tennessee Whig of the Sth instant:

 MADISON.

 GOVERNOR. Foster, whig, 1913 brown, dem. 70l

 

 Nhlg majority 5I2

 CoNGRRss Brown, whig, 1901 Hess, dem. 6S5 

 Whig majority 509

 SENATE. Harris, whig, ll65 Wiseman, dem. 671

 494

 REPRESENTATIVE. Bullock, whig, Il43 Reavis, [ao-party-eandidate, 706

 Whig majority 437