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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE STTI pHITR SPRINGS
HUNT 4 JAMES.

oREExBETER COUNTY, VA
The long established reputation OF the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS Of Chi one Diseases renders upor
their medicinal efficacy unnecessary
ported and by persons their homes and experience
gently APERIENT and very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their great te remedy and the quality above all
that TO them their high reputation their drd
se po,ce The peculiar operative Influences by which they
overcone o the smaller vessels and hroW Of morbid
Accommodations from diseased organs thus producing the drd
5e profound change demandedn almost Of chon
As an APERIEET and Alternative range disease
which they are applicable III PC sSe 1SD
Eidnsys Stn de- DC Upon the fun lions Of the organs gener
ally they exert Effects stimulating those that are inactive
and establishing healthy secreoni In such as have departed from
. normal condition.
Ots Stomach and Bowels they employed with the hspesi
resull
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC OIARRHdA often cured by them, aer other
To C0sTIvENEs Of the Bowels and 70 PILES, they well
adapted
unattended with Inflammation they very serytceaoe
To the seuerd forms Of CHRONIC DISTRIBUTIONS &C. pecu
useful.
NEURALGIA and the various dieds when they
the result Of organic arrangements are treated With great success
In CHRONIC RHEuwAsM their known efficacy cosval
palliative excellent eject in GOVT their vare ha,
In MEaCURiAL DIsEAsEs and in that peculiar affection that
results from the abuse OF Mercury srPHTTie affections full
course Of the watsr stands unrvset 10 IT, curative
~ Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and ap
pcabs Of the Waters furnished gratis application TO The
Waters securely put up the sprnEs glass bottles
being regularly furnished 70 the Agents In Richmond to
prevent Imposition each bottle has the words "GRFr
BRIRR WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown In The glass; without
Orders from individuals and the trade throughout the United
States, should be directed 70
ap2T-dAe6m GenT Agents, Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
RARGAINSIN nRY GOORS.

TREMENDOUS RARGAINSlN DRY GOOnS.
II No TINE LIKE TUX PRE'RNT $4,000 WORTH OF NEW
AUCTION BARGAINs-MORE GOO THAN ROOM TO STORE
THEM LARGE SALES, SMALL PRoFlrS ANB QUICK Re-
TuENA-J. MTLLBI3ER BROTHER, 1913 BROAD STREET
penlng their latest purchases from the large auction
New YORK. at the prevailing pane rees the and can
their friends and customers that better rliuor te
uaOHey be had 10 this mA-teL .
ladies particular attention IesPesfay requested :, NE
largest priced medium and hh priced DhEss
GOODS be und any tsAbhuettin the city, without any
exception.
5000 yds POPLINs SIX Fgures-25c., cost oOc
. 90 yds WORSTED NENEiIANS- bOc. worth I5e.
loo yds. All 81 P0PLIN-, at Tse and theyard
500 yda Dire s greatly beloE last months pr e.
NB-Addonl force employed TO wait on the trong Of Gus
and Of running Oh the goods rapidly al the pop
uar prices which 1875 Broad street Is 50 famous.
oe1S J. hlLLHlsBA BhO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

Blow FoR BLow.-Wm Lambert vas arrested at the
Fair Cons, yeste. day, for assaultirg man named
Eekhart He struck him violent blow between the
eyes il return for crack which inflicted upon hi'
head With stick the evening before. This Is the only
arrest which has thus far taken place. and t Is wonder
iul thai in such crowd there should have been 80
ie cause for the interference Of the police. Lambert
was bound keep the peace By county justice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

is sioo having for its object the erection Of
granite shaft about ~ feet n height the temals
OF Peter Franeisco no died ia this city, in JInuary,
1881 and whose remains repose ia Shockoe lll Cemete
~, without stone Of any description TO mark their rest
ing place For this purpose subscription lists have be-
2ned al al the Hotels in the ctya the Mechanics In
stlte al the Fair Grounds and Dr. D. A. S,reckers
on Main street. near tie First Market
We hope that the required Wii be speedily raised
in order enduring memorial Of the lstriOus pat
riot NAV be erected bis grave TO commemorate the
great achievement shch rendered bis famous in the
annals ol Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

Dyspspsia is one OF the prevailing diseases Of this
country. This Is owing both 70 climatic influence and
the habit Of eating our meals rapidly Ia spite Of
those adverse circumstances this disease rapidly dsap
pears By the OF the Exaggerated Buffers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
ooMMIssIoNRs's OFFICE,

RICHMOND, Oct y, 1850
parties interested In hs mentioned in the decree
reced hereby nthed that have fixed upon The 18th
Nov 1862 OH Goddins Hail. In the civ OF Rich.
the said aocount at which time snd
they are required Store with the books, pa
per and vouchers Necessary requisite for that plreose
= ocl9-ias4W TAOS GILES Comr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

VHHEREAS, A CERTIFICATE OF THREE
w shares Of stock In the Virginia Central Railroad suei
the 18Th day Of September 1870 No. $40 which certificate
lost before Il Teachtd tbs is give notice that hal
ply proper time for reissue OF said certificate upon terms
pTescdbeiby law.
s.T-w9m O. n JARMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
BY ]. II. DIGGEs.
LARGE AND COSTLs INV"ICE OF GEN.

| a uiNE JAPANESE GOODS TO Bs SOLD on FRIDAY
MORNING MKT. AT 10 ocLoCKBsug part Of The sttre
importation Of wetmore Crydeb 20 0 rev York, ana
officer partners 10 the above hus hsco At
he other cities In and hout exception tie rthest
Chow Chow oxes Ianek rchi e. Glover, staEs Gard
Boxes Toilet Cases Whiting ss Ll9cs Nok 70 e. and Wfk
Tables Cigar Cases made u Bambo magnihstn knb'od red
eains for fie sceens 0ttom &c Lsquerd PuLea Borb,
Trays Dhei Bread Baskets Xxi. BOts covered It'll r,tin,
&c beautifully embossed with gold liver and nlAid work
Tts Of seaorg acids te
IL Is the Eegant Il seaIfs, Pingr
| Bows, Bows and Ar ows, ke, &c.
RIGA PORCtLAiN WARE z:-Puncb Bowls, Cups and sau-
GERS Bowls Vases Plates Imsge cubby ca swimming Turtles,
10 curious Etc 6rnamtn Caabathes, &C. The
painting elegant ts china are The goods are nov
peialy the ladies' invited 10 call J. II. DISGFs hucf
v. ON. salesman. oc2l-d
BY MOORE DAWSON. Aue,s.
NBGRoEs-we win sell, at auction rocm Franklin
IL street, to-day, at 10 o'clock, twelve likely Nsgree:
augT- MOORE DAWSON, Aucts.
BY DAVE DFUPREE 90.
On NEGRO, s.-ws Will sell hi: morning At ~ o'clock
Iyis DAD TeIOvs' Hall, cor. Mayo and Franklin Sta.
BY BETS GREGORY, Aucr.
n NRGROEs.-ws VIII ssl This Morning d 10 9 clock
| 1U 10 likely Negroes BETS GREGORY, Auetu
Franklin Street.
| BY PULLTAM co. Aucts
Ok NEGROEs-ws sell Is LIKELY to-day. at 10
B-Hou.s servsns Cooks Washers rOnsrs for saIs
pnvatey. myn l-
BY HECTOR DAVIS. Auct.
S0 NEGRoRs-Thh day 10 O'Clock yin ,sll ntg nfsly
liz isSae eas'' 'A lss.
BY DICKINSON. HILL 4 co.. Ausu.
NkGRoEs.TIs DAY =, 10 USc! yin be solo ~ n Ss
! dren. DICKINSON HILL co.,
| de9a-dtn Auouonsers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

COMhlsSlONERS OfFlCh,
GcoCHLASD CvURT HOUSE,,
Oct 50, 1860.
JAMES H. BOwLEs and 7. r. BowleI Plaintiff,
81 and
Chas Mae administrator OF Wn p Wakns deceased Mary A.
Watkins He,ter A. Watkins Robert Watkins Ssle Watkins
Thomas Watkins Francis Watkins Us s. Watkins and Mary
WAtkns, Defendants.
You are hereby no that have hxed the l2ih day OF
December settle oee the account Of ire
Ma se administrator - Aforesaid; an &C
count Of ali OF the sail Wm p WatSrs, which h
liable payment his db Gscainng the annual and
Zee simple value thereof Hcccun Of the dtb due the
plaintiffs other creditors q the said Wm Watkins de
required be ak by the decree OF Gooehand circuit
Curt rendered on the h day 1890 In suit 10 ohAne
cry dep Court which parties Paint n
Defendants Nhh time and phase required to At
tsnd.
Al creditors Of the estate said VIM. watkins Seceaf
ed are hereby ned forward and prove their eais
under hand CommloGtr In Chineery OF The said
Court, the day and year ars Aforesaid. - - ,,
OcG5-w4U fAEDEklCh II fbEmlNu
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AUCTION SALES.
RUTURR DAYS.
cALR OF A VALUABLE ESTATE on Lo

GALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE on Lower
- James River.--on WEDNESDAY, 7lh Of November, al
O'Clock, NJ, by Viitue Of decree Of Prince George Ciru
der that most desirable Tract Land situated Pnee George
county ca led Mount Pleasant belonging the dsees o
Cater H. kdlae decd This land sdons the upper and
Brandon IS aie', Or. N. NJ. Osborne and others
This Tract contains about 90 400 vhich
River hts AMI In cultivation the i've SHIN system and
good ienee The balance well tmbered with orig growth
Tbs estate situated tdewaer In the midst Of refined
and cultivated society conveniently 70 several vharyes
the river and OF 10 largest markets. presents
ducements rarely with Is seldom that such
70 maIt The stem OF cultivation pursued been Of the
LIBERAL kind regards The improvement Of naturally hEe
TIE free 81 lime plaster drainage &C Besides the
the arabic land the wood land unusually valuable for is
oak, cypress and heartplne timber
1KRns-A credit Of and ears for boHds bearing
non date TIE Interest 70 be paid annually with with good seeu
~ and a en- on the land TO secure the payment
Mr. Jen.ies, who resides on the land will show H.
DAVID MAY, Com'r.
The ple nh he awtds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
| 20 GASES SHOES BOOTS. &C., AT AUCTION.

lJO nTuEsDAY, the Soh nst commencing ALL o'clock,
we will sell at auction store,
100 Gases Shoes, Boots &c.
Direct from the Manufacturer comprsny general and well
selected assortment 81 Mems women and Chdren wear adap-
ted TO the present and approaching season.
ALSO,
Commencing precisely at ~ O'clock We viii sell
s. Casese Wines and Liquors, represented TO be Of
very superior qua ity
Catalogues Of which win be ready Inspection the
the sale
TES Under tcO cash; tina credit
approved negoiiA' lie paper. DUNLOP, MoNcURE co.,
Oe23-tds AuetIoueera
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

mo ROC ERS.-Fhe attention Of Grocea and Merchants
generally calei 10 SENrLEs inftlos Bak ne Powder,
JNU. w. GARLtCk,
ocs SOLE Proprietor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

MAIN STHEET HOSPITAL FOX SLAN Rs
VI This Hospital situated The corner OF Main and Eeh
Streets ably adapted In anes privacy and health
tuness position the purposes for which has been Instituted
namely Por AEDlCA URHlOAL and OBsrEfRlOAL treatment
SLAVES The and regulations governing this institution
already been published circular containing u paruen
lars Will be f nshed those who desire further
TSEs-Patents per week S less week. ~ per diem
Bat aggregate Sld erceef s charge or I teee
daily examinations mot subjects Tor Hos
pA eonnemsnt charged the regular fee adopted by the PROBES
The above charges iacude board medicine medical
attendance nursing Surgical operations charged according
Hospitals Of the city For further Information
apply Physician resident at the Hospital TO either Of the
undersigned Phy sloiAns and Proprletors. - .
Prs W. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Main st., bet Sd and 9Th, or No $50 Main st.
at GEO. PEACHY, NJ. ID,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace o., bet 9Th and 9th.
{. VEST. N. D.,
Franklin st. below ballard House. It'll . Main.
PHILIP g. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Resident Physician.
oYCUS BROOKS,
alphabetically Resident Assistant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

IN THE MATTER OF LOUIS LOTT, guar
II DIAN OF FREDERICA AND BEkTHA LO1Z, o. nAkBUkG,
N rag ELEOrJRArE OF HEssE OAssEL, IN GERMANY
Noee hereby given to all IN II may concern that nj the
Circuit Court the County OF HeUre' In 'he
yr la sha pet the said Cou-t for permission to
for, and receive all personal properly
Which belong my said wards Federea Lots and Brtha
Lo,z Ike appointed their guriian In hs
and the TO the said electorate Of Hesse
Cas,el LOUIS LOTT,
oct2S-eiAu4W GuIdian Of TrederlcA and Bertha LoiE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

uOuEMANUF RE.-sEMPLE5 INFsLLlBLE
Ill BAKING POWDER-e sad cheapest prcparaion for
tkpE But Bread Pastry, and BaekHhsHt eAkea tc
JNO. w. GARLICK,
90 Apothec4ry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

FAMILIES uiH cor tu their By usng Samples In
E faubs Bakns Powder 3 che per and better hAn any
similar article IN narksL FOR sale b. al retailers
JNO. ". GARLIcK,
oe2B 10 Proprietor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26
LAW CARDS.
J. THOMPSON THROWN,

RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice In the Courts Of the cities Of Richmond and Pc
w ersburg counties Of Henrico andCheSterhed
B-lvins Block, 18th street. sateC H. Ru2I-i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

UNOR n aLrIM o n R.-POWHArAN -
il STEAMBOAT CO. ms steamer bsLNluEkk
capt w. Keen sil receive issht o day FRDAf, "
q the hour q ~ o'sock. N "a urdsy 8Ith ilss
Frclght BSon Va BALTIMORE Atlosess with
No hhds received unless engaged az our ofce.
apisudd passenger Recommendations
Passage aad Fars e.
Ratu -day IN hour % tspkrtrre,
of passage procured ether a. once In shckoe p
oDposts coubiAn dots the aharves
Ssss-a D4vID EM CURnE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

NOR PHlLADELPHIA.-Ihe A No 1 ~SfffA
I steamship VIRGINIA, Sa.t J. 4 Keller, 4 nov s3llAs
rady receive freight all leave sAfUKDAT hs sh
oiuH al ~ O'Clock n
resht pasags having sup accommodaulns sPtH
% OhAS P. CARD0Zl, Agrna
100 Main g., or Ricketts,,
Boston through By stem a. reduce uh
AZ. .alch oci6 b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-26

Thompson Swami Samuel SWAMI Dabny Wharton and
his wife formerly Anne swAnn, and Nelson Robinson and
Jane his Wife formerly Jane SWAMI Sally swsnn admin stra
rx de bons ofThomas 7. swami deceased, aimue g.
Swami Sally swami Geo. T. Ewsnn, Cohen Clarke Ade
glade Swami, and Mary Rngentlne swami dist buets ue
Swami deceased Plaintiffs,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08
GRAND REORGANIZATION
Rally, Boys, Rally!
50 Once more unto the Breach, Dear
s FrteMds, once more ~

"Onee more unto the Breach, Dear
IS Friends, once more ~
There will be grand demonstration to-
night. There will be Wide Awake pa
rade, fireworks, speeches. and a general
jolIiication. II the weather is pleasant,
the speaking will take place at the intersec-
tion of Main and First streets
This is the night before election, and we
must have big turnout. So let as have
a full attendance OF Lane and DeBruler
men. Come, boys, and let us put these
Douglasises out of their misery.
The Wide Awake Battalion will meet early
at Headquarters on Water street. All who
have lamps and uniforms out will put them
in order and take them toathe hail. All
will be needed.
Now let us see such demonstration as
win make the dry bones of Locofocoism
rattle.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08
Ses~ Hughes has just received per Adams

EG- Hughes has just received per Adams
Express, direct from New York, a very
nice lot of French worked collars, Ladies'
Linen Handkerchiefs, and Irish Linen, at
very low prices, to which he asks the stten-
ton ofpurchasers. He has also received per
Express, the best lot of heavy Hoop Skirts
that have ever been brought to the city.
He has very elegant assortment of Rib
bons and Notions, in storer from. which
ladies can keselections that will give them
perfect satisfaction. His prices are uniform
and always down to the lowest point that
good sound merchandise can be purchased
for.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

RATs.-In the candidates meeting in
knight township, on Saturday, Smith Cav
lit made rather rich illustration. He said
one time he went past an old friends house
and killed couple of rats as he passed.
The old fellow found fault with him, and
said he didn't like it because Gavitt killed
the rats. Gavitt wanted to know why he
didn't want his rats killed. Because, said
the owner of the varmints," they have
been living we'll off my grain, &c, and have
got very fat, and if you kill them, other
hungry ones will come in their places. just
SO with me, says Smith If you turn ne
out you will get another who has not been
at the public crib, and will 60 into it lively.
So it is the Sheriff's argument that he has
been depredating like rat on the treasury,
and has waxed fat and comfortable. There
fore, you ought to keep him in office, still
further to fatten on official pap, and not get
a fresh lot of treasury-eaters in his place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

and his confidence of statement, combined
with the thorough overhauling he gave
Douglass serpentine record, completely non
! pluSsed our sky-rocket friend, and knocked
all the sparks off the burnt stick which had
| SO suddenly descended at the Generals bid
ding. Poor Jim Ito change the igure)
seemed like pet spaniel in the jaws of a
big mastiff. He wriggled and squirmed, but
had to stand the Generals punishment right
there in public, and it went hard with him.
After the General had riddled Douglass
record, and almost shaken the life out of his
" friend Jimmy" the latter hobbIed to the
front of the stage, and very meekly return
ed good for evil by landing the Generals
military achievements to the skies. Then
he said he didn't think it was fair for the
General to quote Douglass record at himl
he acknowledged that he was no great ad-
nairer Of Douglas; and then he commenced
to initiate his balloon again. and pretty soon
arose into the upper air, nearly out of sight.
In due time he collapsed and came down,
and alighted again on the soil of this mud
dy earth. The meeting then (at IL oclock)
closed.
This faux pas of q Douglas speech in
Breckinridge meeting, and the " confusion
OF tongues it created, was brought about
not by design, but providentially, to show our
people how hostile the once "harmoni-
Ous Democracy has become. All can now
see the irrepressible conflict that exists
between the wings, rendering all fusion or
reunion impossible. We fancy that many
Democrats, as well as men of other parties,
were disgusted with the display of Satur-
day evening, on account of the total deprav-
ity of both parties as exhibited by their two
advocates
Another thought, and we close:
In 1856 the Cincinnati platform, two
faced concern, was interpreted one way at
the North and another way at the South
The people were cheated by this double |
dealing, and Buchanan was elected. His |
has been a disgraceful fail |
ure, and has broken the party in two. One
oIahCu dufocaIeS one interpretation oI Lnat |
platform, the other, the other. Thus is the |
party punished and to be totally destroyed |
for their dishonesty. Here is a signal in
stance of the retribution" in history, spo-
ken about on Saturday night by one of the
speakers at the meeting under consideration.
You have all heard, when boys, the adage,
{ cheating luck neVer thriyPS - How trI1e
t is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08


A MIsTAKE occurred in our announce
ment for Breckinridge and Lane meeting
on Saturday evening. The Editor was alb
sent at Vincennes. Word was left by Post
master Rudd with one of the hands in the
Office to tell one Of the editors to write a
notice announcing the meeting, and also
that Gov. Powell of Kentucky and Gen.
Joseph Lane would speak. The intorma-
ton was communicated to our River Re-
porter-a young gentleman not much ae-
quainted with our citizens, not having been
here long. Subsequently some other person
came into the Office and told him that Chas-
DENLY, Esq, would also speak. Not writ
ing the notice Immediately, he by mistake
got in Mr.. Shanklins name instead Of Mr..
Denbys when he did write it, and so the
notice was published.
We regret the error very much, as some
persons may think that the name of Mr..
Shanklinz was published by design. We
would not be guilty of any unfair trick as
that would have been, even for the sake OF
| seeing two OF our Democratic friends get
together by the ears and worry each other.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08
Reward for Illegal Votes.

A Reward will be paid by responsible
parties of this city, OF $25 for the conviction
Of each illegal voter detected on to morrow
in trying to vote without the necessary
qualifications. 1t is absolutely certain that
this infamous business is going to be tried
by the Douglas candidates. A number of
unqualified voters are now in the city. max
ing their calculations to vote on Tuesday
The legal voters of this place are not wills
ing to allow their votes to be offset by seal
Iawags from other States, and a number OF
them are prepared to give the above reward
on the above terms. Let all persons who
respect the sanctity of the ballot-box be on
the alert This offer of reward is real and
the above amount will be paid by respons-
ible parties on the above terms.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

Look Our FOR FUN.-The steamer "Ban-
10" with her celebrated Company of Ethio-
pean Minstrels, will be at the foot of Main
street to day, and this evening. The musi>
cal extravaganza, "Happy Land of Canaan,"
will be performed. Also the "Tyrolese
Warble," by L. D. Berger, and the new song,
"Ella Leen," by J. W, Adams The, per-
formance will only be for this day and even
ing, so that those who want to see this
famous company must be getting their
change ready. O..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08
DEATH OF GOVERNOR WILLARD.

AsHBEL PARSONS WILLARD, Governor
of Indiana, died at ST. Paul, Minnesota
whittier he had gone to recuperate his
health, on the evening of the 9Th instant
His disease was consumption, hastened by
| an unfortunate habit that he notoriously
INDUCED in TO great excess. IT viii be re-
membered that he made a speech here about
six weeks ago. At that time we heard a
gentleman predict that he would not live
much over a month, but we could not think
his end was SO near.
The deceased was born in the town Of
Vernon, Oneida county, New York, Octo.
tober 3lst, 1920. He came to Indiana in
l845, and commenced the practice of the
law. He was elected to the Common
Council of New Albany then to the lower
house OF the Legislature in 1880; then
Lieutenant Governor on the ticket with
Gov. Wright in 1882; then Governor in
1856, for four years from january, lS57.-
By his death, Lieutenant Governor Abram
A. Hammond becomes er. o6icio Governor
until January IA, 1861, when he will be
succeeded by the person to be elected to-
morrow.
Gov. Willard was a man of brilliant tai
lents, good parliamentarian, an eloquent
orator, violent partizan, person of gener-
Gus impulses, socially but his life was mar
red by destructive habit which has ruined
many talented men. But, in the words of
will be buried in the tomb. All men have
their failings, for earth has seen but one
perfect man." -.., s-..
The deceased leaves wife-a most ex-
cellent woman and true Christian-and
young son and daughter. He will be buried
at New Albany, where sleep Il child and
brother.