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THE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD "A mc citing al the stock
holders Of this Road was held al Avondale,
Chester, Co., on Saturday last 10 take into
consideration the carly completion Of The
hoai to Baltimore.
The road is now running to Avondalc,
a distance Of thirty GIT miles from Phjladc.
phia: and after July 9,h will run three
passenger trains duly to tlat point.
Propositions were made to iimr>h the road
and talca lease on it, hy CUANDLEH HALL
4 co., and ). NJ. FELroN, President Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, for that Company.
On motion Of DR.. CunnIngton. 1t was resell
we'd that a committee o. nine Shall he appoin.
ted, one Of whom shall named by Stone,
Qnigly q Barton Che contractors.) to receive
proposals, having for their purpose the further
construction or leasing Of the road, and said
committee shall report to meeting Of the
stockholders, on July 9th at Avondaic, at ,
?. NJ.
The following were then selected by the
meeting as the cOmmittcc:--
CrALKLEY HARVEY Chadd's Ford.
EVER ". SuARp- kennctt Square.
Dr.. Ezra MicuENER - Avondae.
MITUN CoNARD - West Grove.
T. NJ. HARVEY Elk Crock.
Rv. j. NJ. DICKEY OXlord.
DR.. S b. SruBBs-- Rising Sun.
GGo. Il, Cook J Hartford county, Nd.
PHILLIP QUIGLEY.
Nlth sufficient funds and cxertion the road
could be completed to "OXford," tahout
half way from Philadelphia to Baltimore }
by the 9Th Of August, and in year to Bal
tiinoc. 1t crosses the SuSqnchauna at Peach
Bottom BY bridge that will cost +l6OOOO.
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Land Warrants Wanted.

APPLY TO j. 7. MCCULLOUGH,
Juue 80, lSGD--lm. Eikton.
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illoI' & EGeL!cs' New Fertilizer,

f.lcl' & EoelIcs' New Fertilizer.
The low price and superior quality of this
lef'l'I"rr is fast bringing it into general use,
f''ee 30 PER- 2ooo BIS. IL cent pcr d.
BONE DUSr.-Button-m makers line Bone
bnH and GRuuND Bones.
LAND PLASTER.- Warranted pure
Ia barrels.
IL liberal deduction made TO Dealers.
on all the above articles.
~ Eve have a large number of Diplc-
mas Tor Premiums awarded by the various
.Igfjcn''Hni Soriciics, which YOU are requested
to call and examine.
ALLEN C NEEDLES.
l. South haryes and II South Water ST.,
(Ii'H Store abcpc CLesinut)
july /, IS60-"m. PnLApx1pu1,.
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70 ~ VIZ w = e ah7S
tAIiilESilI tDRHECTDR
49,,
~, - MAD
ASh SssEs' EFsaa,
tITNltH should rc sufficient to cnpvince ersry
h'1-.sl WOMAN Of the great value of tho
tATtEjE%I rpppErTnp
49,, - y i'''N Wv
rJyHF BEST UEDWivE -
BEFORE THE PUBLIC,
For ali Diseases arising from IrrcrnI,ritios
Chronic on Nervous DEBILITY. po,riforion Of tho
Heart Vertigo or Dizziness j. ,ins in tbn Eilnovs
Pains in The Small of The p,nk Pains rnjnr' S'
the houllar< Icwncss Of Sprit, LIngnor
and Nervousness ,ra,,nr,iln n; ~
MeH,truaton. Suspended Men
situation, or cessation of the
Mcus,s.
aud M almost endless variety Of other diseoscs
attendant on irregularities supgrindueod bv colds,
by over cxcrtion hy weak constitution, severe
mental or physical labor. The simplo remedy for
ail j. to gct ut the primary cause Of the disease
remove il. and YOU assist Nature TO rcgu,ote -
THIS can be done by the treat
n m, ,1Tf,,,t roDDrr,,
- ~ HH.' t"IL tOh ECiO
W ne" mas never faded 70 effect a cure when pro-
rti' .SSh according 10 me directions, and fair
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NSflTiI VI. ". DUecc 8, Co.'s IRON
" iiiA>,IE&, and Revolving Straw
Carrier, NA.Iutrd lpr one your. For sale
by JACOB 3. ASH Agent.
July /, lNjj. Elhlou, Md.
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L. 5. TrrAsCsY.-TAa Fiscal year closed
Ju"e "0th nit, and ir balance in the Treasury
Was .l0,GC0,tcO les, t,.n Nj. Cvbb estimated
in December, and THIS notwithstanding the
uncAuondrd appropriations exceed the average
10y about - $50 UuN.
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Manufactured by HENRY BAXTER, N. D.,
Hshgate w., AMI Paiitsburgb, C. e.
For sale oy J. ". BOBA s Co., Burlington,
and by all dealers q medicine
Jan. %. BcUju
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BOSTON MARKET.
E0sTON, Oct. IL.


FL0UE.-Iho laI1e' JOB -''-- 40 '1-J ALL
sales at S, 25a5, 50 i57 common D1aH-S es'e."
s. IS for fancy; s., sac for extras and o0'z'A-
725 for superior, including Canada, Genessee,
Ohio and Michigan In Corn Meal, sales at 50 3D.
az. - per Dbl, for common and good. Rye Flour
is selling at SO, 75at, IS per Dbl ior Common ana
extra.
GBAIN.-Corn has advanced during the "esA
from Sale per 0ns4si' VAIN il='i' 'oo-'F-3' ~
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HosTErrER,s STOMACH BIT

ters.-It may be said of advertised medicines al
Byron said Of heroes. Every hour brings forth a
new one, but ninety-nine out Of hundred soon
die out Of the newspapers and public remembrance
because thay don't deserve to live. Hostetter' )
Stomach Bitters is not remedy Of this class. Il.
lives and thrives and increases its popularity with
marvellous rapidity, simply because the world
want it, viii have it, cannot do without it. Tho
dyspeptic demands it as his only help; tbs victim
of diarrhoea or dysentery believes in it, the bill
ious sufferer dare not let one bottle run out be-
fore ne gets another. Both sexes, all classes, re-
gard it as the most wonderful invigorant ever COM
pounded. Hence its enormous sale.
oct5 DIV I'm
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News Of the " e elk
- Telegraph 80 the Daily Free PTo
~ WV, -YATEON OF CHARLES
raA>"Is ADAMS.

N,,-,x Mass, Oct 4
At the third Congressional h s'FicS on on
vention held this forenoon. Hon. - di i''
Francis Adams Of Quincy was unanimously
ra-nominatad for Congress.
TRENTON, y, j. Oct. 6.
True bills. for murder and robbery, have
been found against Jackalow the Chinaman,
who is 70 be tried at q special term in Janu-
airy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.
The Orleans Picagape OF the q reports
that the Steamer Bayou City exploded near
LynchbuTgh, Texas, with fearful loss OF
life. The total number Is unknown.
New ORLEANS, Oct. s.
The storm on Tuesday was the most severe
enc we have had for years. The. walls OF q
building on Camp street fell, killing two
persons. Part of the city is submerged
Eleven miles Of the Jackson Railroad has
been washed away. \ large number OF
houses were washed OF, aud several lives
lost. 4 large number of coal boats and a
steamboat were sank. The damage done TO
the city will amount to about Sl5U,OVO,
and the damage on the river will also be
heavy Ihirty-dYe sugar houses were blown
down, and the crops badly injured.
BA-oN RoUGE. Oct. 8.
The storm on Tuesday sunk twenty-o no
Coal and four Steamboats,.
NEw YoEK, Geo. 6,
i revolution in favor OF Ex-Presldent
Mora, has broken out at Costa Rica, with a
great chance Of success, as the people are
lJcling to him enthusiastically,
4 treaty between Great Britain and Nc
aragua has been ratified. Ii is said that a
certain provision is making in San Juan Tor
having a free port, but it will be entirely
subject to the laws of Nicaragua. Cue
Elijah Ward, the candidate for Congress ~
the 7th District, was assaulted on Saturday
afternoon by Emanuel B. Hart, Surveyor of
/ the port, with b.udgeon, bat was not seri-
/ ously hurt.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.
/ The returns from the Florida State cleo
ton arc meacre, and the result uncertain
The Quincy CFloridn) Republican says that
the peonle of Gadsien, Liberty. Calhoun,
Jackson. and Washington Counties are or
gauiziug force against the desperadoes In
testing those sections of the State. Many
murder. have been committed, and the mill
tary Of jackson County has been called out.
CONCORD. Oct. s.
The remains OF the late John L Coffin Of
Laconia were buried with Masonic honors at
+ that place Yesterday afternoon. There were
about four hundred Masons present, and at
Last three thousand people. Sp. cial trains
( were run to accommodate the Masonic fra
ternity md Railroad Employees
SOUTH FRAMISGHAM, Oct. q.
The Republicans Of the third (Mlddlesex)
! Senatorial District, held Convention here
this forenoon. which was well attended
Hon. Wm. c. Latin of Newton was re-
nominated By acclamation, as the candidate
tor Senator 1T the coming election
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Loss OF THE STEAMER CON-
NAUGIT.
ALL 1uz PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED.

ALI TIE PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED.
Bosrox. Oct 9.-Cartain Leitch, Of the
steamer Connaugbt, reports that on Satur-
day. the 9th inst. at 9 P NJ, one hundred
and itty miles East Of Boston, the COnnaught
gprung a leak in the engine room. Succeed
ed in keeping it below the fires until l
o'clock on Sunday morning, when it COM
menced 20 gain rapidly and finally extln-
guisned the fires At hali-past o'clock
disc smoke from the aft smoke hole.
Notwithstanding the utmost exertions to
preyent il. the FIRE gained rapidly and very
soon drove the cabin passengers on deck. AS
the water and fire both gained so fast the
baots were got ready to save the Passenge S.
Their was a heavy sea running, and the hrst
boat that was lowered was stove. Six other
boats were then launched successfully, and
ali If them filled with passengers.
About l. clock the brig Minnie Schiller
saw our signal Of distress, and bore down to
Us APP. u. commenced the task of en-
balGing the passengers on board the brig,
tbat vessel having attached hawsar to the
steamsr. At this time the otarbosrd side Of
the steamer was red hot. By $50 P. NJ
ali the passengers wore placed safely on board
Of the brig.
The mails of the Connaught were all say
Cd
Captain Leitch vas tho last person t.
lea re the wreck.
The weather was pleasant after leaving 81
Jonn from "Wednesday at ?. NJ. until Sat
ma. when it blew a very heavy gale from
tn Southwest.
The last seen Of the steamer was at
n on Monday, when she was one mass
fan
TIE Coaaaught had 50 cabin and Al
steeTage passengers. and crew OF Ia 81
weTe saved
IT, passengers saved nothing except tn
clotheP IN which they stood.
Car tain Leitch and Mr.. Cox, cabin pa!
ssnger, landed al Sci.uate this morning IN
ooas belonging 70 the brig and reached tn
city tbs morning.
1t Is supposed that the fire had bee
snooldellns ior long time from the rapl
progress tae names made after it was discoy
ezsd.
Captain Leitch IS unable TO account +,
the leak which filed the vessel 50 ranidi,
against all efforts of the pumps, &c.
The Connaught was valued at el2O .OOi
AM is fully insured in England.
The Connaught was one OF the newest a.
fnest Steamships of the New York and CT
wa line-built OF iron in five water til
Compartments. She WIS o: 400 t
bu-:hen, with accommodations for over
passengers, was launched at Newcastle
the-Tyae, in April, 1860, aud was justly
garded by her owners as one Of the safest :
most substantial steam vessels afoat.
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-,anaaisn Canals, - in order that pro
which, under the old regime, found its way
/ to New York, should take Montre.l in it.
wav,'' the Transcript inquiries, 'what have
been the effects ?" And it answers rs fol-
lows
( q we read in public journals that the re-
ceipts of wheat in one day, THURSDAY last)
at Buffalo were no less than eight hundred
and fifty thousand bushels, and of other
grain sufficient to make up one million Of
bushels; and they are at once received taken
into store. or shipped without delay or any
'rticular impression on the market. Here
p is about, perhaps, one fourth Of the
tiers received-the off-skimmings Of Baf-
Quantity 'ty-and there are neither boats
falo superan. i've them. For week the
nor ships to rec, rs unremoved the cost
wheat lies on the o. city being too great
of bringing them to To- year ago, the
for the owners 10 bear, d money for
Coronation. in hot haste, vos> = Railroad
a terminus to the Grand Trun> towards
COMPANY, and nothing Is yet dons who
constructing it, There were thosa
then predicted the inability or want of n
sire on the part Of the Grand Trunk Compa~
nv 10 complete their engagement, and their /
were derided-the event has !
proved their accuracy
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LESTER HALLS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT Tn. Uonora.
- - DISTRICT OF cHIrrExpyv. s.. Xii. the Probate
the District of Chittender to all persons
r. rr;I It :" 'ne estate of Lester Hall, late
Of "ii'ist0n' in said District, deceased. -''
w.. s.;I 90. Greeting.
~ HsreIS, sala court hath assigned the 9Th day
istrstion account Of the administrator Of the
Of said deceased, and ordered that public nof;cs
thereof be given to all persons interested in said
estate, by publishing this order three week,
successfully previous to the day assigned, in the
Burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington In
said District.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms. in Burlington. on the
day assigned then and there to contest the allow
ance of said account, r. you cause.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day of October,
4. b. 1850.
wljw3 ". II. FRENCH, Judge.
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MOTHERS, READ THIS.

The following is an extract from letter written
by pastor Of Baptist Church to the Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, AID speaks vo-
tunes in favor Of that world-renowned medicine
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing
eve sec an advertisement in your columns of
Mrs WinioW's soothing Syrup. Now We never
said a word in favor of patient medicine before
IN our life, but we feel compelled to say to your
readers, that this Is no humbug-we have tried it.
and know it TO be all it claims. 1t is proba H.
one Of the most successful medicines Of the 2ay
because 1t is one Of the best. And those Of your
readers WHO have babies can't DO better than to lay
in supply"
Sept. n, 1860. dawIy
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WI. LIVES KLLLEN,s EsTATE

CtTATE OF VERMONT, 1The Hon. Probate
> DIsIRicr OF CHir1EyDEy, Sc. Courtf r the Dis
trio ofChttendcu to all per ons interested in the
estate Of William James Kilen, Of Chicago in the
County Of Cook in the state Of Illinois, Erecting
Whereas, application IN writing, hath been
made to this Court by the Guardian Of William
James killeu, for license and authority to sell
the whole of the real estate Of his said ward,
setting forth therein. that his sad ward IS seized
I'm bis own right Of certain real estate situated IN
the village OF Burlington, in the County OF Chlt-
teuden and State Of Vermont and described as fol-
lows TO wit. A certain lot Of land, with a wooden
dwelling house and out-buillings thereon standing.
situated on the north-Nost corner Of Adams and
Union streets and containing about one quarter
Of an acre of land and that it would induce TO the
best interest Of said ward have said real estate
sold AMI The proceeds Of said sale put at iGereSt, and
n-avtny for license to sell the SINE; and thereup
an the enid Court appointed and assigned the 10th
d.v If October A. D. 1850, At the Probate Court
E5o-sin said District 10 hear and decide upon said
aDpliclton and ordered that public notice thereof
he 1iven TO all persons interested therein, by puo-
shin- this order three weeks successfully, IN the
Burlington FrcePress, newspaper whieh eirculates
in the ueighb0-hOod Of those persons interested
therein, all which publications shall be previous to
the time appointed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear pc
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesaid
then and there TO object 10 the granting OF such
license, If you see cause.
Given under my hand at the Probate Court Rooms
this 18th day Of September, i. D. 1850.
vl3w3 W. Il. thbNCh' 'Uuso'
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ESTATE OF JAMES III, HOMER
OSCAR AND AJ.ONyO yOOD.

STATE OF VERMONT. , Tn prob,ta Copr,
- D1STnicr OF LAM lille, IS. holden at the Pro-
bate Office in Johnson in said distric, ON to stb
dav Of October. A. D. 1850
Orange Buck, Guardian Of James N. Wood,
II Eer wood oscar wood, and AIonzo Wood,
minors makes application to this Court f,r H.
osnse to sell all Of the real estate Of said wards in
Cambridge, in s1ii district. representing that il
would be conducive TO the interest Of said wards 10
sell the same.
n is therefore ordered that the same be referred
for hearing and decision to the 10Th day of Octo.
her A. .. 1850. at the Probate Office in johnson.
aforesaid. and that notice thereof be given to ali
lncerned by publication in the Burlington Free
Press, a newspaper printed in Burlington, three
weeks succesivelv prior to the day set for hearing
By order Of Court,
wljw3 S. s PIKE, Register
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rvrCUTOR's SALE OF REAL Es-
TtTr A,V PUBLIC AUCTION.

vTresd the 10Th of November next. at 2
{ 2 m. in front Of the Adirondac House.
r>oe.oviIIo Y. Y, (unlcss previously disposed Of
sals) that very desirable Farm, well
NJ @ .. tbe VIM. Keese Farm; Of over 500 acres
"a ood land. with dwelling-house, Barn, &c. &c,
~ o;,tots about two miles from Keesevile, on the
stoge.road to Plattsburgh.
s'', 49, I;beral and made known ct the time Of
,.Io Possession to be given april lst, 1861.
For further particulars inquire Of Willinm
- Or Anderson Ksese, on the premises, or
a aG By mail, to Newtown, Bucks Co., Penn,
ROBERT EARLE,
iced Ex'r Of II. Z. Reese.
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VIM. A. BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye he's no equal-instan-
taneous in efeot-Beautifnl Black or Natural
Brown--no staining the skin Or injurlng the Hair
-.emedes the absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes,
and invigorates the hair for life. None are gena-
inc unless signed "W. A. Bachelor" Sold ev-
eryvhere.
CHAS BATCHELOR, Proprietor,
81 Barclay Street, New York
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Married.

In this place Monday morning Oct. sth by Rev.
y. G. CLARK. SIR. A. NJ. Fuller 10 Mis- Martha
f. Duraud, both Of Darlington.
At the Lake House, Oct, 9,h, by Rev D. H,
Buell.. Mr. Dante G. Lewis Of san franc SEQ, Cal.
to Miss Jane e. Rcysor, Of La CrossSsWis.
EED-FAT-Iu Barnet on Wednesday, Oct.
81. at the residence of BeDjlmin Fay, Esq, by the
Rev. Il. W. Worthen, JONAS G.. REED Of Buriiag-
ton. 90 Miss Martha B. FAY Of Barnet.
At Wi!liston, Vt, at the rszidenco Of the bride
father Oct 10, by Rev.J. ". Hough, Mr. Robert
T. Judson, of Kalamazoo, Mich to Miss Jennie
S, daughter Of Myron F,nney, Of Wiiliston.
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THIS ELIXIR IS WARRANTED

TO Relieve the Group in thirty minutes.
70 Relieve Common Cold Immediately.
70 Relieve the Asthma ct once.
To Cure ell Coughs before liberation.
To Cure Sore Threat and Threat Distemper
TO Cure Eoarseaa5s Of Singers or Speakers.
To always Loosen Cough.
To always causs the Patient TO Raise Freely.
70 always produce Rest At Hight.
IMPORTANT TO FATHERS AND MOTHERS
that have children subject to tho c GROUP!
Dr.. n. G.. Whites Eiixir has never vet failed
OF curing this terrific and irjgh,ful disoricr Let
all parents that value the lives of their children.
procure at once bottle Of this Elixir and keep it
IN theLouse, ready to give at a moments warn
ing.
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Nrr.roS Mass, pcl. +.
Attbe third Congressional district Con-
vention held this forenoon. Hon. oarles
Francis Adams Of Quincy was unanimously
ra-nominatad for Congress.
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riAEn DYEr HAIR DYEil

WM.A A. BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE
II, Oyinaal qad Best in the World
Al others arc mere limitations, and should oo
avoided, If you wish to escape ridioule'
cn.y.czD.cr Rusty HAIR dyed instantly to beau
tifuland natural brown or black, without injury
to the hair or skin.
IS MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been AWARDED
IN WIN. A. Bachelor since 1882, and over 5000
applications have been made to the hair Of ia
patrons Of his famous dye.
VA. BArcHERDER's HAIR DYE produces Z color
not to DO distinguished from nature, and IS war
rantcd not to inure in tho least, however long -
NAV DO continued, and tho ill-efects Of Bad dyes
reI3edied; the hair invigOrated for life / this
dye. r.,..5 c.o+o.
nv Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The genuine has tho name and address upon
! staeI nIato engraving on four sides Of each Be-
! If " il. A. BATCH ELOR,
address CIAs. BACHELOR,
u2sdayly 81 Barclay Street, New York.
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HER. G.. L. HEYDE informs the public
va that he has entered into en- arrangement
with the REV. B. W. SIXTH, to take charge Of a
Class young Ladies or others), in PAIN liNI
Terms 10 dollars the course, Of "a lessons
Persons residing out OF burlington ean nave
accommodations at the Seminary.
sunnIv of the purest colors and best materials,
selected by the Teacher will be furnished to Pupils
private Lessons at the Studio, as usual. Terms,
| Is dollars for 20 lessons.
APP ,ications to be made at the Seminary, or at
| the Studio.
| Sept. Is. div WOW
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LATEST.
u n u y = N
PHILADELPHIA, "

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1860.
In returns received so far the Republicans
have Is 1888 majority, which is a gain on the
vote of last year, when the Republican ma
jority was II, 900. 1t is thought that the
Republican majority IN this State will reach
$4,000. The vote was the largest ever cast.
In Philadelphia it exceeded 81 900. The Ia
test returns from the Pennsylvania Congress
sional delegations indicates about the same
result as last year Coyode, Grow and
Hickman, triumphantly reelected
Further returns announce that the old
democratic counties of Lycoming and Clinton
have gone Republican.
4 private despatch from Indiana says that
State has gone Republican sure.
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INDIANA ELECTION.

New York, Oct. Q.
The returns are small. In Elkhart. the
Republicans have 70 majority. In St. Jo-
soph Co., they have 700 maj Four towns
in Allen Co., show Republican gain of
1900. Lane (rep. Cow has u majority in
Blooming ton township. Fort Wayne City,
gives a gam of % for the Republicans, who
claim the County.
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JOHN s0UTHERLASD's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, TIE Honorable
- DISTRICT OF CHITrFyDES, g. the Probate Court
for the District &C Cnittenden, 10 all persons in
tresrei In the estate Of John Sou therland late eff
Colchester, in slii District, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, said Court hath assigned tn Sd day of
November next for the settlement of the adm mis-
tration account of the administrator cf the estate
Of the said deceased. and ordered that public no.
tce thereof b4 given TO ali persons interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks
sucolssively previous to the day assigned, in the
burlington Fee Press, printed in Burlington, in
said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Pro5lte Court Rooms. in Burlington, on the
day ASST uel then and there 20 contest the allow
anee of -ld account, If Won see cause.
Given under my hand the sth day Of October,
4. DISCO. W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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