50.. 20 34 Total....8414 8984..8224 9100..4913 7886 Maj.-Wright, 570; M'Rea, 876; Pierce, 2973.

67 161 382.. 88 616.. 151 372 159..no return.. 130 120

Total.......2691 4555..2792 5790..5011 5335 Majority for Dunbar, 1864; do. for Greneaux, 2996; do. for Pierce, 324.

Independent Democrat, supported by the

Whigs.

Hunt.Davis. Haw'e.Gre'x.Sc't. P'rce 323.. 296 360

II. Wilcox.Barry.Rog's. M'Rea. Scott. P'rce. Ascension.... 240 331.. 299

Bolivar...

69

41.. 78

63.. 67 719.. 528

38 Assumption. 783 Jefferson......

424
464

376.. 430

455

869.. 470

802.. 216

467 Lafourche....... 664

819.. 809

894..
119.. 206
714.. 750
855..1057
446.. 657

109

388.. 377

413 St. Martin

Sunflower.

58

68.. 72

44.. 35

43 Terrebonne..... 345

A. H. Handy, Democrat, has been elected Judge Lafayette.. of the High Court of Errors and Appeals, receiving Moorehouse.... 7956 votes to 5929 for William Yerger, Whig, who Natchitoches.... 389 recently gave a decision in favor of the payment Ouachita of the Repudiated Mississippi Bonds.

LEGISLATURE.

SENATE-Whigs & Union. IL; Democrats.... 20
HOUSE-Whigs & Union.. 40; Democrats.... 57
Elected by general ticket.

26.... 325 514....1982 81.... 865 670....1066 1277....2242

536

2299

Lake........ 393 487 1016....1046

1552 21 Calumet
2100 42 Crawford...
1819 893 Columbia.... 706
50....1069 1093 19 Dane..... .1234
633....1995 2169 843 Dodge.......1418
1068....1874 2692 626 Fond du Lac.1217
670 1111 Grant.... 1026

Co's.

OHIO.-Continued.

WISCONSIN.

GOVERNOR, 1853. PRESIDENT, 1852.
Whig. Dem. F.S. Whig. Dem. F.S.
Barrere. Medill Lewis.Scott.Pierce.Hale. Counties. Holton. Barstow. Yes.

GOVERNOR, 1858. LIQUOR LAW. PRES., 1852
Ind. Dem.

Harrison....1273 1186
Henry....... 222 564
Highland....1594 1789

Hocking.... 493 1326
Holmes..... 154 1946
Huron......1103 1705
Jackson..... 806 826
Jefferson....1436 2124
Knox....... 869 2159

434....1723 1462 422 Adams......

Whig. Dem. No. Scott. Pierce

90

24

Perry. ..1781

4516

78....1417

2246

17 Sauk..

472

641.. 635

481.. 511

595

Pickaway..408 1996

Pike....... 617 1002
Portage..... 682 2160
Preble......1353 1113
Putnam..... 120 674

35 Sheboygan... 676 16 Walworth....1584 1296 Washington. 310 197 Waukesha...1616 890 61 Waupaca.... 152 3234 209 Waushara.... 232 2465 179 Winnebago..1008 154....1064 1619 88 129....1804 1424 29 Total.....21886 30405.27519 24.109.22240 33658 249....1972 2809 118 Barstow over Holton, 8,519; majority for Maine 335....1147 1309 54 Law, 3,410; Pierce over Scott, 11,418. 975....2740 3634 356

Baird, Whig, received 3,304 votes for Governor. 1965 660 The Democratic candidates for other offices were 2039 1739 chosen by about the same majority as Barstow. 2685 112 943 255 The LEGISLATURE is largely Democratic.

INDIANA.

An Election was held in this State for Reporter 2139 332 of the Decisions of the Supreme Court, to fill the 149 vacancy caused by the death of Horace E. Carter. 160 The candidates were J. W. Gordon, Whig, and 20 Albert G. Porter, Democrat. The vote was light, and Porter was elected by a large majority. No other State officers were chosen at this Election.

9

Five members of the 33d Congress were elected from this State, in 1852 (see Whig Almanac for 1853), since which the State has been divided into seven Congressional Districts, and two members, from the third and seventh districts, were clrosen, in 1853, as follows:

THIRD DISTRICT-*Lindley, Whig, 6828; Jackson, Anti-Benton Democrat, 6674.

SEVENTH DISTRICT.-*Caruthers, Whig, 4447; English. Anti-Benton Dem., 2424; Jackson, Benton Dem., 2542; Rosier. Benton Dem., 1750. *Elected.