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INDIANA.
Message from the GOyernOr-.-.EEta
Recognition rendered

Message from the GOVernOr-.--FEt1
Recognition rendered
1NDIANAPoLIs, January 24.-The fol-
lowing message was read in the Senate
chamber this mornings:
To the Senate and Assembly of
the Slate Of Indiana
Having been elected to the office of
United States Senator, l desire to ex-
press my deep sense or obligation for
this high mark of your condolences and
esteem. This election is more precious
to me as an Endorsement of my admin
istration, extending through nearly six
years, than for the intrinsic value OF
the office which it confers To helarre
body of friends who nObly sustained
me through the difficulties bv which I
was surrounded during the dark and
perilous hours of the rebellion. L am
bound by sentiments of affection and
gratitude which will end only with
my life. To the officers md
soldiers of Indiana, whose de-
voted patriotism and heroic val
valor have shed so much luster upon
the State and nation, return nv heart
lett thanks Tor their many manifesto
lions of confidence and regard. NV
connection with them in the organiza-
ton and support of the army will ever
De the proudest period of my life. Nav
the people hold them in grateful and
anectionate remembrance.
CUR beloved State has entered upon
new career of growth, prosperity and
nonor. To your charge her interests
are committed, and you will see to it, 1
ath eonndent, that they are carefully
anu wisely iostered, and that no re-
high character. ''-~' &c
governor Baker is able, patriotic and
IShsnIuI, and now, with consciousness
az ear rasing tried to do my duty, and with
happiness of the people OF indiana. 1
n ny resign into his hands. under the
constitution, the office of Governor.
(SlSned,) o. p. MoRDO~
S1kcOTIvE DEPARr'r, ISDIANAPoLIs.
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a MODERN WRaCTC,,

From old and young, from rich and poor
from nigh born and lowly, comes the TJniTer,
Sl Dice OF praise for II A LIS VECIE~T PT z
StCILlAS HAIR REVIEWER. LIE
II Is perfect and miraculous ar+Jo1o
cures badness Makes hair grow 49,.
dressing than any .'oiI' or ''pornatunl y so
ems braSh, dry and why hair into BeartiS,,i
SliNen IreSSt=s- But, above all the great Won
der Is the rapidity with which h $500 ~
gray hair to its original color
Use II a Few times, and Presto chance, ,,,,
VINES ana worst looking hair RESUMES ifs
yoEtnIuI beauty. It does not dive the b.{S
but strikes Mt the root and ans Il VIII ,1aI,
life and coloring matter wan new
II VIII not take long disarreeahIa it'll q.
prove the truth OF this matter The ~ IA !, %
PiIIe 5atlon VIII do good; you win see the NsIP-
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Sno , u, me Old gray, discoiored appearanca
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troos, SHINING and beautiful locks. ttts-
Use ssH LOT Hairs Sictlian Hair Renewer- M
otheE article IS at all alike n in effss, no
sure to do you good " tES' and
There are many limitations Pa
procure the genuine, manufactured onIv nv
X +. HALL & CO.. NashnS X
For sale by all drngyists my =, :; u.
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WHY NOT Use THE REST-

Over twenty years Increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATTHEW'S vENE-
rIAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. 1t
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle, Doas
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. noes
not rub or or make the hair appeartiusty and
dead, but imparts to it new life and iustre.
Produces n beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 80 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. !. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
pEMAS BARNES Il CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. maT.21IwaoSie
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Is warranted to break up the most trouble
some Cough in an incredible short time.
There is no remedy that can show more evil
dence Of It's merits, than this BALSAM, for
curing CONSUMPTION, CoUGHs, COLDS, AsTH-
MA, GROUP, ETC.
Physicians having Constructive patients,
and having failed to cure them by their own
prescriptions, should not hesitate to prescribe
this remedy, IL has cured cases when all 9TH
er remedies have failed.
Consumptives, do not despair because all
the remedies that you have tried have failed,
BUT TRY THIS GREAT REMEDY.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Perry Davis & Son, Providence, R L,
Agents for Eastern States. Janl4-lm
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Money Matter. East.


Yesterdays noon cadvices show no
abatement Of the stock panic in New
York, and also indicate u further de-
cline in government securities. Wall
street is overtnken with approximations
and misgivings as to the financial sit
uatiou. Randall's bill, Boutwell,s bin,
Thhd. Stevens reconstruction bill, and
Ashley's impeachment bill, NIL rolled
into one, in addition to the usual quan-
uty of sensation reports always to be
heard in New York, have filled the
Wall street mind with great momenta-
~ depression, and like crazy sheep the
habitues OF that locality are ready to
pitch over precipice. One very bad
failure, that OF Meyer 4 Co., has al
ready taken place, and there Is no tell
ing how many more are to follow.
The New York Commercial Adrey.-
User says: There is considerable anxia-
" respecting the issue ofMr. RandaIl,s
bill for the Rbrogation OF bank curren-
cy. The city banks do not appear to
be so much concerned about the matter
on account OF its bearings upon their
own circulation, as for the effect 1t must
have upon many of their country cor
respondents, ii being taken for granted
that large proportion OF the interior
institutions depend upon their circula-
ton for profits, would be compelled to
wind up. No organized opposition to
the measure is being made here.
The bank officers have a settled con-
viction that the measure is or too reyo-
lutiouary character to be passed bv
Congress, and say that the political and
monetary influences OF the Interior will
so surely be brought to play upon Mr..
randall and his supporters, in the
event serious probability OF the act
SeinS adopted, that any resistance on
Apart from this, the almost complets
overthrow OF great national institu
ton, established but three years ago,
mas the effect of inducing very unset
tied feeling; the inferenee being that.
~, bi, snen hckle Leslslation, there is no
teTests over which Congress has con-
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Union Nominations for Council

FIRST WARD
Fra BTdneh-J. c. Van FoSSen.
SecOnd BTdnch-MntheW w. Miller, Caleb
ByIVes, ThOs. Cray and U. ]. Duffield.
SECOND WARD.
ESEt RTdTteh-E.- NJ. Norton.
Second BrGHch-GeOrgs h. Cartwright and
Thomas I. Beana.
THIRD WARD.
FTst Bronsh-SamT LaughlIn.
Second Bruslch-I. II. Williams, W. b. Simp-
Won, JohA FreW, A. j. Harry.
FOURTH WARD.
EfTst Brdnah-J. A. Metcalk
heoOUd BTGneh-L. F. Hanson, ]. F. McDer-
mot, 5. q. stevens, Jacob Morris and Thomas
AcSeelJ.
WITH WARD.
FTrst BroIeh-LoL H.Joy.
Second BTdHch-John +. ATbenZ, Samuel r.
Hildreth. Ed. HOrnbrOok and Christian
SIXTH WARD.
EfrR Broneh-A. q. Robinson.
Second Broneh-Philip Schelle, II. W.
Mcclellan and s. McYaJ.
SHVHHTH WARD.
MR. Bruneh-Thos. ]. Blair.
SeeoIId BTdreh-Wm. g. Battelle.
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SpeftaI Aptifes.

oDRERr's VEGETABLE AsRRosIA, or the
Worlds Hair Restorer, is the only prepara-
ton of the kind without sugar OF lead.
1t is vegetable compound and contains
nothing injurious.
1t will restore gray hair to its original color,
hair grow.
Asa hair dressing 1t has no equal.
II is warranted to do all we claim for 1t or
the money is refunded.
Ask for Odbert's Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put or with any other.
c. H. ODBERT, Proprietor,
For sale by all Druggists. ' dcl4
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A CARD no TNYALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as n missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Ud-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate, Will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine, in sealed en-
velope, to any one who needs it, Free o.
Charge.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York.
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Cadetship at West Point

T'HE HIST CONGRESsIONAT.nrST n,c-,
CaSa, a MeSt Virginia win be entitled TO- ~ 4
tary Academy about the ist ~ m statss Mil
nrsslaISI ioF me appointment will pISsSs
&ESait themselves for examinaftoR1St S%- -
Ts SSSEunrS next TO MesSrs. A. w TSsr ~ o.
boTla =; hubbard and r W. Hazlett III,
~ c Sonsented to act as Committee 1910
the noSi,iN1 worthy and best qualified Tor
fanSt5 I: d. HUBBARD
N. q. LIST Dist w Va
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Tho Capital Que.tIon.

The element of me is said to be "the
safest element OF all knowledge. "
Would it not be well TO avail ourselves
OF it in locating our State capital? Is
there any pressing necessity why we
should not do SOP What are the proba-
bilities in regard to prices year or two
or three hence as compared with the
present. VIII not u large amount OF
money in all likelihood be saved to the
State?
Locating the capital on paper will not
build it. Why do so thenr Some say to
stop agitation. But agitation will not
be stopped as long as the location is
merely on paper. A law passed this
session can be- repealed at the next, I'M
less in tho meantime the buildings are
put In course of erection, and even then
should a serious mistake in the choice
be undoubtedly discovered.
The people are not clamOring for the
settlement Of this question. We must
not mistake local and personal de-
mands for the voice OF the public. The
interests OF tho State are not jeopardized,
but rather promoted, by careful, leis-
urely and intelligent discussion OF the
subject.
In some States where the capitals
were long ago located, and mt the geo
graphical centres, too, agitation is now
going on for their removal. Kentucky
meditates II change from Frankfort to
Louisville; Pennsylvania, from Harris
burg to Philadelphia; New York, from
Albany to New York city; Louisiana,
from Baton Rouge to New Orleans.
Virginia once had her capital at VIII
llamsburg, and she spent large appro-
Printions in endeavoring to make it IA
city, and to furnish for herself the con-
veniences, comforts and necessities of
legislative life. She did not succeed,
and the result was that she removed
her capital to Richmond. Indiana had
her capital at Vinceunes, and she re-
moved it to indianapolis. Other like
changes have been made.
Cities cannot be made by locating cap
itals. The experiment has been well
tried, and is pronounced IA failure. Rail-
roads cannot be built either by the Local
tion Ofa capital. The old age has passed
AWAY 1hed6 aEe lnS uhYS OF steam ana
telegraphS. Short and direct lines of
com munication are the necessities of
increasing competition, and capitalists
will not defect from straight route to
touch at a Capital that has neither
trade or population.
But one county in the State can get .he
Capital, after all is said and done, and
utter all the excitement Is over. Three
fourths, or more, of the counties are
not to be benefited by the location.
Their legislators, however, may suffer
the Inconvenience, discomfdrts, and
want OF facilities, that have been ex-
perienced Mt Frankfort, Harrisburg.
Vincennes, Baton Rouge, &C., in u yery
exaggerated degree.
Wheeling is II poor enough place for
the Capital, and has few enough, in all
conscience, OF the comforts and faoiu-
ties that are 30 essential to well matur-
ed and intelligent legislation. And if
such is tho fact AS respects her, what is
it In regard to all the other places nam
cdr Think OF this for n moment, YOU
that are to suffer all the inconven.-
ences without any OF the compensa-
tions OF a change.
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Warranted free from impuriIy and rubbish,
which they will sell for Twenty-Five Dol
lars per Ton, delivered on board OF vessel in
New York city. This article, which is pull
verified as fineas -four, has no equal for Corn,
Cotton and Tobacco, and is equal to No. ! Pc
ruvian Guano in the proportion of two lbs
for one OF Guano, and better than the best
brands OF Super-Phosphates, pound for
pound.
This is Just the thing for those who will
pay Cash for good article at low price. We
have coarSer article at Twenty Dollars per
Ton. Samples sent by mail, free. on receipt
of cent stamp Send for pam phlet, and be
convinced.
Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany," 60 Courtlandt Street, New York.
Rocky MOUNT, EDGECoMBE Co., NC.
Mr.. james Il. Deg,
SIR: In reply to your inquiry of the re-
suits OF our experience in the use OF your i'm
| proved Poudrette, purchased Of you for this
years Cotton Crop, we would beg leave to
say that the present season has been one
quite unfavorable TO the action of all fertlli-
| zerS. Several kinds Of HGnUres icere used bU
US, with the exception Of your POudrette, with
| little or no effect TO the crop. Where the POu-
dTstte IcdS applied IL care as near q half bale
| more per acre, and caused The Cotton 10 open
much carrier, and we wonfd therefore recon-
mend the same as concentrated manure
for the growth OF Cotton, as well as improve
ment TO the soil.
Yours very respectfully,
HENRY P. STULTS & BRO.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1866. jan9-6wd
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EyACTLY wuAT var NJ -,

M ATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR I'VE
~ known and used over % years. DafIy
itncIS4eslng In public favor. Complete in nns
ootu I- No wash. No trouble. 4 child can
aPpEy ", froduces a lustrous black or brown
u ueSired. DOES not ipjure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dao1a,s
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAN GIoSS
of restoring and dressing the hair iu5-eT1iII
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which create impede
mentS tn MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLEN
HOUGHTOS, Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa tanl4-3md&w
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COlsate's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
a superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and Its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
febT-lyd6w
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MRRIED.

On Thu rsday evening, the e4th tnstap, n,
Rev. Mr.. Kibbe, pastor of The Wll ~ me
IsiSnu u. Z. Church, Mr., JOHN s. ARaTTEs
S Nof 10 Miss JESSIE LTTroS, all OF W.
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HOUSE OF DELEGArrs

Prayer by Rev. ]. t. Mcclure. of the
United Presbyterian Church,
The Speaker laid before the IJorsa
communication from the Govsrnor
an official copy Of the res,
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Doyle's Patent Pulley RIock

OS LAND AND FOR SALE AT MANu.
~, - q - 20 prices: Ton So; Ton sal: ~
t III -, ron 80 One man can raise o1e
Stio I pounds, and the weight win Stand
q 6I NIfy POINT Extra sheayes for the shSoTa
No., on hand- oHAs. II. BERRY.
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aIeiu advertisements:

nRSERNON.---Being the sixth OF a
GS course in the LIST Presbyterian Church,
by the Rev. ID. w. Fisher, on Sabbath even
ing, January 9TH at Z o'clock.
SUBJECT-"Roman Catholicism and the
Forgiveness OF Sins; or the Confessional, In
dulgencieS, PuTgatory, &c" jan26-lt
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1OlIs very respectfully,
HENRY p. STULTS 4 BRO.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1866. ian9-6wd

MErcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism OF years stand
ing in n few days.
aug2a-Iy T. H LOGAN & CO., As,ts.
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TOPLANTEosA FARNERs

THE LODI MASUFAcrURISG COMPANY,
Established since 1870, having the exclusive
city, offer for sale, E1clmEiHelyJOr ClEh, a new
article OF
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THE WHEELING CITY
Montana Gold and Silver Mining
TRANSPORTATION COMPLY

ton act of West Virginia al Ancorpora-
to loo 90 stock ofsI 10000, divided in.
500. 600. SiV eASI- working capital
are G nos OF o substitution TO the above stock
& ca 'coy 49, ~ ~ ne ONCE of Booth RatfeiIe
WheTa ! ,oeS;TSpied Is TeIesraph ofsfce'
held IN q IIesting OF the Stockholders will be
o;cIIt1 oI u AolSlay, January rs 1867. AT >
fn-r p H. m. ioE the purpOseof elecLing Direc-
danse Of i s1T me en.uing year a full atten-
CHAS. H. BOCYffS4 Tsr[- mr., -.
=. AULRISE, Sec. pio tenn PiO t .SI;
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For Sale
For Sale or Rant

T WANT TO SELL OR RENT ABOUT
about half OF which is in grapes, and the bal
lance is good for gardening purposes. Also a
dwelling house in Bridgeport, which will
sell very low. and make payments to suit
the purchaser. For terms, &c, apply at VIM.
SIewarts Lumber ONCE, Bridgeport, Ohio.
jan26-4t VIM STEWART.
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@IustfaI austrumtuts.
new And SPLENDID STOCK.

nHE SUBSCRIBER IS DAILY RECEIy-
Ing additions to his stock of instruments
and Musical Goods, and is thus enabled IN
offer purchasers unequalled inducements for
selection and prices. His assortment of the
GOLD MEDAL
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM

For sale by all Druggists.
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Station D, Bible House, New York.
dcl4-1yd
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The Emerson Piano

To meet the wants of the great number of
persons who desire to possess piano, but
costly make, yet would have only a good,
substantial, hne-toned one, the subscriber
would recommend the Emerson Piano, be-
ing convinced that ON examination It will he
found 10 be
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ingly avoid, but they will candidly and
without prejudice examine the question
and report their convictions in elaborate
judgment.
Mr.. Butler said the President for pol1t-
ical reasons alone had pardoned 1913 de-
serters from West Virginia regiments in
order that they might vote for a Demo
cratic candidate for Congress.
NEW YORK, March ga dispatch TO
the Post from Washington gives q rumor
that the trial of Jefferson Davis will take
place in May.
The debate in the Senate on Wednes.
day %concurring in the Union Pacific Rail
road brought out statements by Howard
Of Michigan, Harlan, of Iowa, Thaycr, Of
Nebraska, that work had been suspended
on the road because it was found impossi-
bic to do shallow grading during the sea-
son Of frost. The company has iron enough
on the. ground to lay the track from
Fort Laramie across the Plains. They
had been prevented from working id the
mountains in the winter because Of the
delay Of the Government to fix the point
at the base Of the mountain at which the
subsidy of So, 700 per mile begins.
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Who PAYS I've hear much in these
days about protection. What is protec-
ton? It is a law which gives a certain
class a monopoly of the market for the
goods they produce. How does it pro-
tect them? By putting out of the way
all competition-allowing them to sell
their goods at such prices and profits as
their cupidity may demand. They are
thus enabled to make their business prof
liable; but who pays the increased
profits? Where does the money come
from? We Out of those who
cOnsume the goods of these manufactur-
ers. These are not protect
ed" The poor man with ten children
pays just ten times as much, If he con-
sumes the articles protected" toward
giving the rich manufacturers a large
profit, as does the rich man with one
child. That is what modern radicaIism
calls justice. 1t is taxing the poor for
the benefit of the rich.
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Religious excitement.

Considerable religious excitement has
prevailed in this city during the past week
under the preaching Of the Rev. Mr Earl,
a distinguished rc~viyalist from California.
Whatever doubts We may entertain Of the
beneficial acts Of emotional or spasmodic
religion upon the permanent morality of
communities, it il far from our intention
to interfere in any way With the religious
opinions Of any person. But there is one
phase Of the present excitement which we
regard as offensive TO public dccency and
calculated in no degree to aid tho AUS
of religion; and that is, men and women
crazcd with religious enthusiasm, making
a public confession Of their secret sins
The confession Of sins is enjoined BY the
Christian religion, and Is certainly nnob-
jectionable when made to God, to q spiritu-
al teacher, or, to the offended party. The
man who publicly ~proc,aims his own shame
duplicating others therein, or confesses to
family wrongs aud Misunderstanding
which belong exclusively to domestic pri-
vacy, cannot be supposed TO be in that
state Of mind in which he is usually ac-
countable for his acts, and the i%mproprie-
ty of such indecent displays is properly
chargeable to those who incite and en-
courage them. The only purpose which
! public confessions, made under excitement
can serve is, to crafty the prurient tastes
of the profane, outrage the moral senti-
ment Of communities and shock all decent
~sensibilities. Fanaticism may tolerate but
none but coarse natures encourage such
public exhibition of human frailty; it is
at best u pharisaical affectation of humili-
ty. We enter our public protest against
this practice, as offensive to public policy
and private decency. In other places It
has led 10 most ~deploFable consequences,
destroying the peace of families and scan
dalizing society, in cases where real repen-
lance and amendment of life would have
covered the wrongs with oblivion and
saved the demOralizing effects OF public
exposure.
We take the above from the Oregon
Herald, and il affords us pleasure to say,
that we entirely concur with the seuti-
ments therein expressed. 1ED. DEMO
Graf.
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Gg
- CONNECTICUT ELECTION. -

IF the telegraph may be believed a pc.
ltical revolution has been effected in Con.
meteorological (Dem.) being elected
Governor by about 1900 majority. The
Democrats also claim three Congressiona
Districts, viz: Hubbard in the first,
Hotchkins in the second, and ". Ii.
Barnum in the fourth. The Legislature
is probably Republican.
Last year English was beaten by Haw.
ley CRep.), for Governor.-the latter re,
ceiving 541 majority. In 1864 Hawley's
majority over Seymour (Dem.) was
5,65S.
Granting that the above telegraphic
news is correct, it viii be seen that the
Democracy are gaining rapidly in old
Connecticut, and what is true of this
State We hope, and believe is true Of
every other except Vermont and Mass.
achusetts. We would not, if we could,
have chem become Democratic.