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NORTH CAROLINA has done well-if wo
may judge of tie final result from the few
returns receiyed.e


E5Om ALABAMA we have received no re-
turns, except froh the city and county Of
Mobile, which gave between 100 and 200
majority for the locos-a considerable gain
for the "forlorn hope"


The way Missouri has acquitted herself,
as far as the result is known, is a caution
to Humbug Bepton. Seventeen counties
had been heard from At St. Louis on the
llth inst In these the Wings had elected
I3 Senators and 81 Representatives, and
the Locos 10 Senators and Is Representa-
tiYes. In the last Legislature the Wings
had but 5 Senators and 10 Representatives.
The whig candidates for Congress had ma
jorities in all the counties heard from.


ILLINOIS, too, is boldly "following in the
Footsteps of her .'illustrious" sisters in diff
ferent parts of the Union. So far as we
have heard, her "stepsn have been most 81
gantic, and speak we'll for the intelligence Of
her enterprising population.


From INDIANA we have returns of only
three or four river counties-alI gone for
the Wings. In one 6 these counties the
defeat of the Ltecs b attributable to pro-
longed absence efaeSRsidepAble number of
their party who had been spreeing with
their friends, the runaway negroes, among
the "knobs."