ELECTION RETURNS.
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We have received returns from all the
counties in the Western District aud mid
die Tennessee. and according TO our calcu-
lltion, Polk will goinioEast Tennessee up
wards of 1909 votes ahead In East Ten.
his majority must be increased considerably
10 neutraiise the vote that the wings polled
last fell. Two counties heard from in East
Ten. have given an increased vote for Mr..
Clay. of "a over Jones' majority last fall.
Tennessee. we consider certain fo- Clay, by
a majority of about 200.


GEORGIA.


The locofoco papers report an increased
gain over the October elections, in the co1n-
ties bordering on Tennessee.


PENNSYLVANIA.


We are indebted to the Cincinnati Gazette
for the following news:


PennsylUcnia.--"Al letter from Mr.. John
II. Blair assistant Post Master at Columbus.
o, dated Nov Sd. 10 o'clock, p NJ. to the
Post Master here, gives the information
which may be found in the Presidential
column of the following statement;