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We present below all the clection retr,,.
ceived from The States Of Indiana. Kcn,uckv q 'e
nessee, Alabama, and Iowa up to the time Of nn,
Ting our paper TO press. The following !, put p
result for members Of Congress in Ss
Distric,s fs45. q ls47 =.
laR.D. Owen, d. 8 Elisha Emh,. u,
| I'd T. JzT1euiey. D. FeJ.sHenley, ~ ~


Sd Sd ThGs e Smith Smith 2; q {, =. + Robinson, B
II 5th Wm.W Wick. D. w. w. Wick D.


9Th Jno w Davis, o D. N. DObsO0, D I
7th + Nc eGaughey, W. r: w. Thompson = "
9th c. W. 1CatHcaft, D. C, w. Calhc.u 20.
10th A, Kennedy, D. w RockbilI \ u


The Legislature Of Indiana is nicely balaO,..
Alabama.


/ Ip forty-two counties, Chapman (DA m,;o.:,
! for Governor is three thousand one hundred Ivy
sixty. The remaining counties, il is thoucS, a90 @
whole majority 4in the State upwards of 1oOn %s
This is very gratifying result in view ,,Ty" ~ W
humbug; cry of censure of Gen! Taylor r0;'aS %
kby the Wings Beaten on all their profs.''S
principles, they were forced in desperation - :.
sort 70. Misrepresentation Of the war and ,bs.'
SHmed s censnre" - of the Democrats of Co.'S
towards Gen. Taylor. TO show how litlIs -
great issues ofthe Two parties had to do wS ". ~.
late election in Alabama, it is only uece.s 'nS
reer 70 the fact. that, Of the two Wings cec,s3
/ Congress- one Of them voted for the Demo"r.,w''
Tariff Of 1916; and is thoroughly opposed 10 %Urc
tection, and both OF them are for q vigorous n,o
secGtion Of the war. VS. y"
Of the members of Congress. GayIe. W "a
elected in the Mobile District over Taylor, D. bv
$50; Hilliard, Free Trade Whiq. wi,6on, a.! -!
sitioh; Harris. d., by large majority over MpSI
W., and Walker, Ind Democrat; Iuee y h.
I69 over Murphy, W.; This district was warmIy
contested. and confidently claimed by the Who;
Mr.. lnge isrepresented as gentleman of briIISnt
talents and superior eloquence; i Houston D., over
Hubbard, D.. Cobb, d., over Aeklin and POM
Democrats; and Bowden. Dem, re-eIected-ibe
vote standing, Bowden SAIL, Rice CTayor De-
mocrat,) 4o24, Phillips, D.. sO6, Garrett D, 100
The Congressional delegation from Alubom,
will stand-Democrats 5, Wings g.
The Democrats have majority ia both Houses
Of the Legislature a
Tennessee.


Governor-Aaron V. Brown has made hand.
some gains in Bradley, McMinn, Polk, Monroe,
Meigs, &c, but has fallen off from bis former
maioritles in Knox and Blount some 300 votes.


Congress and Legislature Crozier is re-eIect-
ed in The Knox district by minority of from 300
to 500 votes
In Washington county the entire Democratic
ticker is elected by an average majority of 300
| less than was expected.


| In Green, Sullivan, and Hawkins counties the
Democratic candidates are elected.


In the floating district, composed Of the counties
| Of Monroe, McMinn, and Polk, DR.. JAS. H. Stuart


is elected by majority of 204 votes over both his
competitors, Shamblin, and Hannah-the former
Wing, hnd the latter The independent Demo
cratic candidate .-


Ballew (Dem.) beats Ma.lock (Fed.) in Nc.
MINI, % votes. -. ~, ,-..e ...".


Ramsey Dem )beats HeisklI (Fed.) % votes
Democratic gain. a 4.ai 81.


Bradley and Meigs have elected their regular
/ Democrftir candidates. -s's-ea+


The Nashville Union of Friday last comes
tonight, bu. brings only partial returns for that
county, (Davidson) Ia the city Of Nashville,
round upon Governor Brown fDem) since The
election OF Is45. Then Mr.. Foster beat Aaron
V. Brown 269 and now N. S. Brown brals A.
v. Brown $40 votes In Is precincts in that
county, however, where Foster had majority Of
HI, Governor B. has now a majority of &C.


The Athens Courier of the 7lh gives the returns
from several counties, as follows


McMinn county-oficial. A. V. Brown, l,o4Oi
n S Brown Gil.


Monroe coun,y--oficial--AV V. Brown 1867
N. S. Brown 9O6 -


Bradley county-Reported majority for A. v
Brown 2S4 one precinct to hear FROM which Will
increase Governor Browns majority to owe! SOO
b Polk county--A. v. Brown SAG; N. s. Brown
3ls. e.s,'l.. =, > ss:ca g,s.ra,,i .a,.-


5Meigs scouniy-A.V " Brown 634; MS Brown
Knox county-A. ". Brown SIT IN S. Brown
2I25. Haskell elected to the Senate, and Viii.
liams to the House ,aorHJ 9 ~ -3at,l


Blount county-Report says that N. s. Brown
has gained l6O votes over Fosters old vote.


Hamilton scounty-By the Chattanooga Ga.
zrtte of the 9th we have received the following
vote:


For Governor--N. 8. Brown. Wing, 626 A.
w. Brown, DEM, 600. CoRgress--C Crozier, W.
cog; Smith, D., 724. Senator Wing, GA !
Dem, $50. Representative - Wing, ia Dem,
526 - '1h8 ,a.'5 - a"


This county has hitherto voted as follows
1s43-Jones 628, Polk 62l.f I8A4-Clay 644
Polk ga, 1845-Foster 6l3.s Brown 548.
The Gazette says |" local causes. haze opera,
ted to reduce the Wing vote on Governor and
Congress, which IS sustained by the vote on the
legislative tickets We can only hope (cOnInuo'
the Gazette) that such local causes y may not
prove general but the canvass in Tennessee has
not looked healthy for some time,


q. e1a@eT I'D rft f1OW1. y sA a..


The only news of the election in this Stale
which has como 70 hand, gives cheering promise
ofthe final result, (says tho Union.


o. Last October, the Wings were able, by reason
Of the extraordinary means Fesorted 10, TO give
their congressional and, legislative candidates =
majority of about one hundred and t,CcnyLU,ssi -
Des Moines county Mcknight then the Wng e,