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The Congressional districts are moving in refer nnce 10 he August elections

 In this, the frst dstrict no nominations hnve been made by either party yet. Among the democrats, ae named Lyon of Marengo, Bethea of Wilcox, Roach and Watkins of Monroe. and Philips and Walker of Mobile. The wings have two competitors for the nomination, Dunn and Chllder soi ihs coun ", We have htald that desire third can. didate, To compromise the conflict between the Mo bile aspirMds.

 In the second district, a whig Convention has nominated Henry W. lliIliNd, of Montgonery.- The democrats have made nomination yet.

 In the third district, il is said tie wings will pro haby run no candidate. Two democrats are in the field, Wm L. Yancey, of Aulauga, the late member, and George w. Gayl', orDahs county. con'en- ion is Io be held for selecting between them. We nave heard from Dallas, where delegates were apponted favorable to the nomination of MT. GAYLE, and Lowndcs and Perry which have ap- pointed delegates favorable to Mir. YANCEY.

 In the fourth district there also two democrats nominated, W. W. Payne, the late member, and Col .nhn Erwin, of Greene county The wings nave candidate yet. bul have agreed upon dis tict Convention al Tuscalousa, for the nomination of whig. It s to be hoped therefore, that there will be but one democrat run, or mhig might slip in.

 In the fhh distrtet, the democrats are running Houston, tle late member, and J, M. Nuoe of Frank in county It is not believed that the wings vii starr any candidate.

 Ih the Si1th dist,ict. no nomination has been made and no opposition will probably be made to the re- election of Reuben Chapman. As for a whig candi date, there is mere han count, in the distrIr which can easily give more democratic majorit, than there are wIig votes in the whole district. | In th seusmh district, Samuel F. Rice has been nominated by the democrats. The whig candidate is not nhmed. Daley, ofTaIIapoosa, is said to b, | in the field as "ndependeu democral' l or the seven districts, five are largely democratic The first and second gave small whig majori es il November, small that they may be fairly consid

 red debaieabe districts, to be carried bv the mos judcious nomination and superior oxertion in Au- aust.