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Cheshire Railroad.

XtlNTER Arrangement ON aud ~ MONDAY
w Aut, n loig Trat,,s viil ruu 0s iviio
MOVING EAoT- iaaNp
Btlluas F,l,.stSipA 4. "a and % 2 kr'tr a, q ~
A NJ aad 32i T. NJ and arrive al tttchburg AZ l20O VI
ind . 4 ", Gustouat -3J audi 10 +, NJ; Woursir
10 . 900 and $50 T. NJ
MOAlNG MEsr--Lrsye
BOSTON AZ 81 and II 30 ST.. Fi',hbursh at % 4. ~
arl % 9. ~ Eo,gr, H. SO NJ aud 20 r. " and a.
ave bellows Faa &C 2,2N and 4t9 Nj Windsor 90
and IS a., Nj huttitd, 255 and 500 Z. A5 urhu2tln,
Stu 4, 81,
7iaias Cpaaset as foloirs:
IN tr,in at Beiows Falls With KUTLANU& BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, fir Eutiaid, burlington, Montreal, osrus,
basu, Aibaay, Tos, Saratoga springs, schcuurad' and
thr West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, white
River junction, Harrington. ugirusburg, Montreal, st
douu>hHry, Ae,, Via, vi, CENTRAL, rASSUMPSlI aud
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, &v, loth trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL Il. Il, for all point
GuItL.
Dorm Tt6is Connect at FdcAbugh
With Trains Fitchbush Worcester H. Il Worcester,
Nur,ich, ro,teuce aud New York CITY.
And at Groun Junction with trains Of Worcester Nash
u L. Tor Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of stony
Brook q, ]; iOr Lowell, latWIuLrC Sc.
TcScts for an pot West uay be secured any station
on Cheshire ttrad and baggage VIII be checked throuSh
TO BulIu or Suspension Bridge.
Il \ CHAPLIN. Superintendent
Superintendent oalce Keenc, y, H., Nov 10, 1850
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10000 COPIES ALREADY SOLD.
Every dy's Lawyer
AND COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,


BY FRANK CRosBY, Of the Philadelphia Bar
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It Tells You what constitutes Libel and SANDER. and the
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New Haven and Northampton Co,
AND UAMPDEN RAILROAD.

AYRSHIRE AND IAMpDEN RAILROAD.
Summer Arraneemeut-ls5l.
NORTH AMPr0N AND NEW YORK, Via Canal and New
York and New Haven Rail Roads
On and after June 18th 1861 Trains will run as follows
TRNSs PROM NuETHANFruN:
9 40 a m.-Accomodttion TO New Yorb CONNECTING ar
ftlnSe WITH Hartford, Providence and FiShkl Railroad
Arrive In New Haven, 3 As New York p A.. D. M
llloa m.-EypIess Train ior New York Receiving mas.
senSers from the Conn. River u r. from Greenfield Brtt
tenoo and the north Receiving passengers and con
tey,S win tue western Railroad east aud West
hcd artird proyileuce aud Fishs r. r. at PIainyile
arriving in New Haven . 05 and New York 45
l2pp m-frcisht train with passenger ear for New Ia
ven receiving passengers from the Express Train on Wet-
sTn Eairoaa at Wcsthci for the Pennington Valley AZ
fAltflHc az $40 IA. With Hartford Providence and
flshkil ltoad and west aud reaching New Haven +;
season FIR the might Expires 70 New York ~
b3l p. m.-Fpght Train with passenger attached f,r
Ncstiieid receiving passengers from train on conn Riyr
r.. fom Montreal, Burlington Brattp8ro tir,-IsoJ g.
eonucctingat Wcsied. with trains ON Western Rsir ~,
Albany Plttstcld. Worcester and Boston
THtrNs TO NoarHANrroN
Goo m.-Frright Train with passenger ear from, N,
Haven Passengers for the Western Eailrnad frsp ~
Pennington Valley will mach Wrstfe rs this train IN -
son ior the kSprss flans east and at = a. rrB
10 Is mEzprs train ln New Haven ia come, ,i,r
WIN seq a. IN train from Ney YORK. CONNECTING a. Norfb
ampton with trains On Gonn River Road for fr-pfell
aud tas White Mountains reaching No,tlanl
$50 p u-Accomotiaai, train osn New Haven r,,ri,
s .nsaFs isnui tie l2l5 r. train from New YORK a.
ftAiusiiie frm the Hartford rrfsl,c. tr, Fsbtf1 n e
- .t1 se-ttSnl n tls7s convection With Western Ha
- NitA,.} - N.t- and el- ~ for Worcester aud
80. toni r'afhipg Northampton at 81 n u, r,nn.-ti
tn tfain GA tonu River D. Il f,r Grccnfcld and inter-
~, ?, fFyiglt Tain from Wes 6si NTH passenger
ear attAfled fer Northampton. Fseeivi,ss p,srs f-
train eu Western H,lrtid frurn pitts6-ii sips ma -
Nr-t. rg4ehing Ncrfhan1ptos, ~ : = ~ N
Ihe isa "a train from New Haven arrives in seaasB
trcsat % aai froi Ne York flruarII ri.ho,t e,,-.
81 E-l ~ - loa RATES lirrt lloe Frei-lt ,,i4
p l' - sis ',u3i ii'i.rssi fat Depot ia Wv Yers
Wsstas.l Mss 1850 '-A'iANs' snPt
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DIR. c. Fl. SHOLES,
Eclectic Inarmary, f21 Court Street,
BOSTON, MASS.


Having given my undivided attention for the last fifteen
years the treatment Of the gtfo-iUayy organs, aud
having had large practice in this speciality claim the
best possible advantages for treatment the world has yet
discovered.
have been advised by many Of best medical men to
advertise my remedies for the people generally from the
fact that those who most need my services dare not ask
friend where to direct them.
To IMPOTENr AND DEBILIrATEn Sperm AToRRHGk, OR
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, divide into three stages;
LIST. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS which my Eclectic Life Drops
will cure in very short time, without failure,
ID. DAILY DISCHARGES, There more cases OF this
than the world Is Of some Of the symptoms are
hcoored and scanty excavations from the bladder with
ymaFng sensation attending it, sometimes with turbid
sediment and at others mk-like appearance have
ally zed many specimens of this nature, aud in have
found traces Of Semen aud Abumen, which is
produce death Consumption unless it is checked b. med
zeal treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TINE
81 Loss or MUSCULAR PowER. Such may be cured
by similar if the patient be in otherwise toiabe
health.
lest French PreyeHtiyes at low prices,
See advertisement in the Bos Herald, and you
learn more full description of such eases.
Address G. H. SHoLES, NJ. D., I27 Court Street Boston
Boston, June 26, 1860. 1925
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To County Commissioners and
Town AYents Ia Vermont.

TINE we'll established Importing House Of CHARLES Rack
MAN, SO Front Street, New York, has made extensive
sales the best descriptions Of Pare Wines aud Liquors 20
Agents in this state justly earning by the character
of the gous reputation for selling only Pure Liquors
and reasonable prices which hc hpald not be overlooked
by those required by Law 20 purchase and sell none
but genuine Liquors.
Applications tor goods may be made TO Charles ngcknan
So front street. New York, to his Agents VIM W Drew,
" H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis, who arr authorized TO solicit
orders reference be made, in regard TO the character
and standing the House and the superior quality of the
TO ElWuTd lHngsrsrd. Prof Of Chemistry in the
University OF Vermont; ". Thayer, NJ D.. Dean of the
Medical Faculty, 4, Y, NJ w Carpenter NJ d. Prof Sc,
in same; J. S. Pierce, Agent burlington, w,
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AG RICULTCItAI.
Agricnltnre.

asgI,-..agy is the mot hlhiaL to useful aud u.
nes. ,.ob.o employment q iuau pHtwsfis,
This mos uoble aud enoSing occupation
IN It's onward and upward march, In, laid
tae foundation ofuarioaol prosperity, and
individual iDdcp, hdguce, srun5 and dor
upon the SOL Of ,t', American Continent
so' sa5staa;ial that the storms Of time can
ncver erumLle the magnificent structure.
Agriculture is, uuqpc,tionab'y, one ofthc
most honorable and useful Of Calling. and
ioF this reason i, has been placed At The
head of al human en-, loymcuts. Il i,
certainly the basis Of tbs rest, without which
they cannot stand for day.
The cultivation Of The earth brings u
into closer communion with Nature, aud 4
more direct corporation with her creative
processes, than any other employment. i
moi this one reason why it 50 strengthens
and exslts the man Mo engages in it with
the earnest devotion which it should ALWAYS
command: 1t was the occupation Of Eden.
whose leuixens, fresh from the hand OF
God, were placed in that garden ito dress
AM 10 keep H." Ii has been, still is, and
musi ever be, the employment Of 4 majority
Of mankind.
The wise Franklin says "herc seems 10
be but two Ways by which nation can
acquire wealth. The first is by war, as the
Romans Jill, in plunderins their neighbors
Ills is robbery. The second is by com
merce, which is often cheating. The third
Is by agriculture, which is the only honest
way wherein man receives the real in
vrease of tie seed thrown into the ground
in a kind of continued miracle, ugwroht by
ihe baud Of God in his favor, as a reward
for his innocent life aud viriuous industry
The belief has been express in several
agricultural Journals that it would promote
the general happiness Of society to inculcate /,
t.te doctrine that farming is the destined |
occupation Of all men al birth, and that he |
wlo iorsakes it for other pursuits must show
spystanti,l reasons for the departure to en-
Tx him 10 encourage ment; bat We believe
hat MAJ who POSSESSES eminent mechani-
n ingenuity, Lad better be mechanic; he
ao is thoroughly flied by nature and edu-
cation, i. justified in being public teacher;
and he who is born to be distributor Of the
carlh's products, may be a merchants but
all should show evidences Of capabilty for
the pursuit to cntitle them 10 the rewards
due only to ability. In agriculture the
Creator has furnished safe and healthful
employment for all men. lie has endowed
certain men with peculiar talents suited to
the exceptional kinds of business. Those
who are diligent or fortunate in the discov-
cry Of Their will in regard TO themselves,
are ito find success and happiness; those
who thrust themselves into empIoyments for
which they are united, from unworthy mo-
Ives, must suffer the penalties of violated
!aw.
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VI. nlleN Isnilrond.

NOTICE 4 on and after WEDNESDAY, May 2 1860 Pas
sengyr Trius will leave hrllows Falls Tor batehoro
At S0U 4, ". mud 22 T. M,nud returning have bNttstbo
70 NJ 10 40 A, NJ, and 30 i, NJ, a
Freight Train leaves LultNs fuiS at 10 A NJ and Brat
t,rhOro at I 90 L. NJ,
The two pHs eng, trauS this route connect south
with tho VI Mass and Connecticut River Railroads, TO
Springfield Hartford New lten and Nridgpor direct to
New ark On the North with the Rutland Huntington.
sullivan VI Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
passumpsic Rivers Railroads btnipg direct communication
with Whitehall Saratoga and Schentehdy - Jo9nsonrt
and White Mountains. Burlington and Houses FONT oB
tlcIIsllrr ana Montreal ~, SLoAT, Sup't.
May 2, 1850. II
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DR.. c. Il. SHOLES.

PROFESSOR or DISEASES WoNEN.
NE only Regular Graduate Physician advertising in Bos
= ton, gives particular attention to Diseases Of Women
eiaty those suffering from any diarrneeusnt of tbs
tSsthOAL slsrEN. Married single Ladies may apnr
WIN safety and in confidence for lief from tho many MS
fortunes peculiar to the sex '''
LUNAR MIXTURE.
RI prepare Medicine for the purpose Of regulating
" 4pthy sirkHess, which have used for the iasf to1
concentration is sufficient ieo
uniform success. even in extreme cases l. as aston
= : satisfactory -esirH2i II an Sid !S-isscs
it leIs 81 private assurance Of the same lappy
the public ' i''1e -ileAi oeiore
go - i<@t tning known for the purpose and in
I'M p,lu.e tae desired elect. cure is guaranteed in
aud Perfectly safe at all tius,-s
Of an ~ = essr purchase any medicine Of this nature
one, y ict shout tho country ior sale such pm
M Drops arr deerFr2. Of 10 oonaslp5,ee l,tr,s, ~
teaet'i nufec~ aul pheasant rooms flr those -, b
ISL g remain under ms care i'
bosian, June >, $50. s.s-
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determined elopement was made by a
g;rl N Illinois, the other day, whose "pa"
&p'in't consent &c. Size explained the
"a ,oa feight CONDUCTOR and begged for
a ride, bni failed TO move his sympathies.
She stole q ride, however, with her band
box s clinsing, ona wood car. Discovered
ard put Oft, she begged money enough in
Kent 10 pay her fare, and joined her lover
in Chilieothe. She is more likely to make
u good wife than to get good husband.
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To Town Liquor Agents.

FENHE undersigned Commissions for the e Of Liquors in
Massachusetts is allowed by Law sell to author
lrd Agents Of Cities and towns in all the New England
states keep on hand large assortment Of Imported
Domestic Liquors, which all anal, zed hy estate
SAY or according law, and certified 6g him 10 be- pys
and suitable for medicinal, mechanical and chemical pur.
poses aud sold in large snail quantities, uniform
price Agents may he asurud Of obtaining Liquors f0y
eRaraaia parly and at low cash prices they can
be obi siLel elsewhere.
EDWARD z, PORTER Commissioner
t336l - Custom Iousc Street, BOSTON.
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New Feed Gutter.

FSnE sub ribcr h'ng purchased thy right 10 manufac
tutc and sell Ia Nindham County, " ". Holman's
Pdtcu IRE" Gutter would give notice that he is ready
Ia furnish g same
Tie attention Of Farmers and all who have stock feed
is invited TO this auhne the best aud cheapest thing
cutting hay, straw corn-staka in IT is simple
raneertn ecieut 10 execution, aud not Liable get
Of repair. It f feeding and he guuecI 80 t. cut
the feed FROM onchIlf inch to tarcu inches in length.
WAl. STONE
Bellows Fall August l. lSCo. 81
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SPRUCE CLApRnARns

Il Tor sale BY. go 4'4'''
Bellows Falls. July q. 1859. % ~
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-. Il. Woods

= f.leiiasei stoFs Of Nelcines and o-arel tr., =;
-. &c Marble shop building 81 p r pr3res y.fc,s ~
nersf q tie same ---' '--ii H.V . IN
bellows Pals. AnriIef
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FREE EXHIBITION
FARTHER Notice.

w are Offering entire STOCK OF PRINTS piir-
w caaso be1Ic February, COST and many ior LESS
HAN COST sui Hisn Ssy and ess We we
rs ADAMS 6 nAPGOOD.
March -, $50, -
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MRS. WILSON'S
G 0 G 0 A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing mt up in large bottles,
and re:ais for 81 cts Per bottle, aud for dressing The
lair Of any person young Old there Is equal IN
the world Il VIII make tIe hair every thing you wish
to be and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
American, which alone shoela eutlc It to place on
every lady's toilet table.
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Use the EcCenerAtor before retiring at night and
IN the morning apply itIe Of the Dressing and YOUR
hair viii be even liicike in color and beauty
Use nothing your hair but these preparations aud
use these according directions and we warrant YOU
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale BY Henry p WI.
son Co.. Manchester, II. TO whom all letters should
be addressed
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A. ID. x A. G. NoURSE,
Manufacturers Of
DOORS, SASHES & BLINDS & DEALER IN LUMBER.
Steam Mill for Planning, Saving, Moudiugs Sc, Sc,
Es;cy Green's Building, ll6l BRArTLEDOEO, VT.
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AS. CAMPBELL
ID. E. PIERCE,

Manufacturer and yender OF every thing made from
Ma RIFLE, FREEsToNE, GRANITE OR SoAPsroNE
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
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USE THE BESTr"
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles, The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
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Who wants Good Head of HARP Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


Please read few certificates from the following relia-
bic and we'll known people.
MEssHs. Henry 7. WIIsoN & Co.--My wife is now
using Regeneration for the hair and pronouucos it
far superior 10 anything she used for the hair 1t Is
easily applied does soil in the leastlas disagree
able odor increases the growth Of hair prevents 1t fall
ing off, aud often the headache. forward you
this certificate unsolicited think an article
that will do hat your Hair Regeneration will should be
widely known think is the best article for the hair
nov in ReSpectfuHB So,
REV. JACOB STEVENS, NenJuryport rs
~ Ike Ike Hair RsgeHerat0r and Dressing ttry
much.n REV. Csc. w WoOpISG Hartford OF
~ unhesitatingly pronounce 10 an iHvGla1bge 1Yfi-
Gle from the egect nay Otgrl heat"
HILL, wife Of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchester, N H.
IT rendered my hair son and glossy"
Minor FAERAR, Saratoga Springs, N. T.
"Ifest confident hat IL operates Not as a dye, but
10 restore the roots 10 thei natural healthy stGte
nEv. E NJ. KELLOGG, Nashua, N. II.
. ! most cheeIfuHy recommend Il teal persons.n
KEy. G. RussELL, Littleton N. II.
November /.
MESsRs. HESRY 2. WILsoN & Co have no hesitancy
10 saying ia my opinion, Mrs wilson's Hair Regenera-
tor anil Hair Dressing the best hair preparations now
in use. 1 shall continue them with pleasure
kRy II. II BARTWELL, Lawrence, Mass.
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November.
MEssRs. HgNeY 2. WILSON { Co.: have used your
Hair Regeneration and lair Dressing and have recei7ed
great benefit from them deem the arclrs worthy Of
high commcnaation, and ehcarfny recommend them to
al who want 70 restore gray hair original color or
to any WHO troubled with daudruf OF a dsagreeahle
itching Of the head lumors or to those whose hair ia
falling from the head.
Rsy. G. W. II CLARK Great Falls, n. H.
MESsRS UESRT ?. WILSON q Co deem Mrs WI
sons Hair RegeneTaur and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations. I have in many in
stances, known them 70 restore the hair where it bad
fallen Of dandruf the ar to its original
color cure entirely the most painli headaches-ahd in
some instances serious humors Personally have
been sharer in several af these benefits.
Ngy. HENRY HILL, Manchester X. H.
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~ Ertiii- connects ith La barar1
a fs.-s % Vermont Central I.nsd. At Rutisr va
l.t 10y Albany aud Nes-YorL Saratoga Sf,riI-
~ - - ne tie Vest AtBell1ws Fas.with Trains \
.e els-airs Road ior Fch,uTE forester ~, -
N = alley Z al ilr .tlels1ro Sf,sif ~
Tor windsor White River Junction ~ MO- 49, go
- going West, willard thistheci,ss4,ss, ~
h. E5 go saad ID ssaIy .uf3rrnaiiorcs5
A'4' -----t i'eif1ss faiis Ties eto f5ce.
49,. p. A-CHAPIN t4aer--te,,.,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10
rewYnrk nIarI.et

NRw YORK, October Sth.-Flour more
active and about Sc better for shipping
grades, and an increased export demand,
and fair home trade inquiry sales $4,000
bbls at 3O05 35 for super state, 45(0
5 So for extra state, 25M5 So for super
western; 50G35 70 for common to medi-
um extra western 70Gl5 IS for shipping
brands extra round hoop. Ohio market
closing quite firm. Included in the sales
were IA, 600 taken for export. Rye flour
quiet and steady small sales at 3 50(C9
L 40 for common to choice super. Corn
meal quiet and prices without striking
change. Whisky heavy to lower sales
$50 bbls at %. Wheat l(G2c better with
pretty good, export demand sales 5000
bushels white Michigan at 4O@5 AS ;;
80, 800 bushels winter red western at 1920
l 33 including 2 900 bushels at 1872 So, 900
bushels Milwaukee club at l 25G1l &c;
$4,000 amber Wisconsin at l 20; A., 900
Chicago spring at l lSG9I 224 for Nos.
and 2; 800 red southern at ! 35; 500
white southern at l As; $500 white Ohioy
Indiana and Canadian at l 36@l 40. Rye
scarce and firm at 80 for western sales
800 bushels. Barley continues in fair re-
quest; sales Is, 500 bushels Canada at 8469
sec; sale of 500 bushels of-barley malt
was made at l O5-an outside price. Corn
in fair request, in port for export, but prices
are without material change sales 4, ZOO
bushels at 7O@763 for mixed western afioat
and in store. ~
Oats in moderate request AT. unchanged
prices sales at 3603Sc for WESTERN Cana
dian and State. Pork market dull and
heavy sales $50 bbls at 10 O6@l9 10 for
new mess, ls s71 for old mess; IA so
= OLA 629 for new prime; Is % for old
prime. Beef quiet and steady; sales 800
bbls at OO@4 % for country prime; 90
as 30 for country mess; oO@IO 90 for
re-packed mess; 10 00@1l % for extra
mess; prime mess beef nominaly unchang-
ed; beef hamssquiet ) sales 1000 bbls new
western at l6 90. Cut meats very dull :;
sales BOG packages at IL Be for new picked
hams AMI bacon quiet, and almost nominal.
Lard quiet and steady; sales of 200 bbls
at 123(9l34. Butter selling at lI(9I5 for
Ohio; 16(N2I for State. Cheese steady at
93@1l4 for inferior to prime. Coffee is
pending the auction sale of Bio coffee, an-
nounced for Wednesday next; the market
is very quiet, and we hear of no sales to
note. Sugar-market steady, with Gtir
demand sales 1880 hhds Cuba at 65@T1,
Aolasses rules steady; sales 60 bids Cuba
Muscovado at &c, and 80 hhds Porto Rico
at Soc rr-. q 30 ~.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

DEATH OF Col. VIGUs.-Col Jordan vi
gus died at Logansport on Thursday last,
aged 70. The deceased served under Gen.
Harrison in the campaign of 1928. In
1917 he took up his abode in Corydon, then
the capital of the State and nine years af-
ter he removed to indianapolis. The Col.
had been useful public servant. 1t was
he who superintendent the commencement
of the Wabash and Erie Canal at Fort
Wayne. In 1929 Col. Yigds removed to
Logansport, where he continued to reside
until his DEATH He leaves many friends
and acquaintance in Southern Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

Coon NEws.--A dispatch in another place
informs us that Porter (Rep) is reelected
to Congress in the Indianapolis (6th) Dis
trict. We also learn by n private dispatch
from Indianapolis that W, Mckee Dunn
Rep.) is reelected in the Madison (3d)
District Also that Marion county gives
about 800 majority for the Republican
State ticket, end that Wayne gives 1000
for the same. At this rate throughout the
State, our readers may look for some big
figures on the State ticket.