The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-18

VENNESSEE.-W6 Team from tue NieuifHl1
paper Ofthe 10Th that Lynn, dem, isnoi elected
to Congress from the 81 o. Knoxville District
J. M. Anderson, his Wing competitor, has sue
by a handsome majority. Andrew
Johnson, Loco. has been reelected % Con-
gress in he lst District. M. P, Gentry, Wing,
is reelected 10 Congress in the 7th District.
In the 9th, District Gen Harris, dem. is elected
to Congress. This District was represented
by a Democrat in the last Congress Watkins
Wing, beats Cooke, Wing, 1000 in the Cd Dis
tIict.
K~EErUcKy-lst Day.--City Of Louisville
Marshall, whig, 1893; Lane, dem. 96i.
Jefferson couny--Marshall 534, Lane 626.
Shelby county--M Marshall 5S4, Lane 2e4.
Fayette ounty--Congress--MOrehead whig'
469; Traube, native, 1868.
Franklin-MOreheod's majority 268.
Woodward ounty--Morehead's majority
242. os
Second Day.-Louisville, Marshall 4l2. So
far, Marshall 345 ahead,
AUG. 9th, 10 P. NJ.
LATER Henry county. LlnC's majority 2l2;
Ttumbull county, do. 2l9; Oldham, do 81;
Carroll, do. "a. Lane, so far. Is votes ahead.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9th.
STILL LATER.
lat Distriet-Lynu Boyd elected by a large
majority.
2nd-Johnson, wing, elected by a large ma
jority over Peyton, independent whig.
3d-McLean, wing, elected without oPPosi-
ton. m 4ga
4M-BuCkner, wing, hard pushed by Cald-
well, dem. and result doubtful.
5M-John B., Thompson, wing, elected with
ont opposition.
6M-Judge Breck, wing, doubtless electedby
a large majority.
8M-MOrehead, wing, elected.
9M-Mason, dom probably elected.
l0hv-StanlOn, dem. was ahead at last dates
ALABAMA,-It seems pretty certain thai
Allston, wing, is elected to Congress from TIKI
LIST District, and Hilliard, wing, is reelected
in the second. Nothing to change the Charac
ter Of the Legislature. Chambers county
which is in the 7th District, has given Bradford
whig, about 600 majority over B~Owdon, dem.
; but that does not give promise Of his cleo
ton. ad-
KENTUCKY lin Kenton county, Stanton, tn,
democratic candidate, ninety-eight ahead; tn
convention pro.slayery candidate one hundre'
and 6hy-fOur ahead.
North CARoINA.-Tn the Firt Compression
, al district, Clingman, wing. is elected; in III,
Second, Caldwell, wing, is elected; in tn
Third Derberry, wing, is elected; in the Fourtl
the contest is between two Wing candidate
one Of whom will be elacted; in the Fifth Ven
able, democrat. elected in the Sixth, the con
test 10 between Two democrats, ii is believe
Daniels is elected; in the Seventh, Ash, demo
crat, elected in tbs Eigth the result is doubt
iul-thO democrats have gained four hundre,
on the Presidential election in the Ninth dis
triCt, Outlaw, wing, is doubtless elected.
SECOND DESPATCH.
A In the 9Th district, Venab!e reelected; i
!. the 9th, Daniels iS elected; in the 9TH, .Asf
democrat, is conceded to be elected. The 81
I. district, as far as heard from, leads to the b,
lief of the election Of stnnly, wing; in the Oil
Outlaw is conceded to be elected by a lare
majority.
I~NDlANA.-In Marion county, SO majority f
HerOd, Wing Senator, and two democratic R,
personalities elected, In Hendricks count.
MatsOn, 99l majority; Mr., Gauphy 433; Brow
is elected to Congress in the lst district. Ba
thOlOmsw Wrights majority, 1876; JOhnsC
70 Wright'S majority, All.