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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

\ FRIEND TO BRowS.-Mrs. Lydia Maria
Child, the popular writer is presumed TO be
the lady referred To by the llerald's Rich
mond correspondent, i'll the following passage,
dated October 18th:
"A letter was received from Boston lady,
asking permission to 20 to Charlestown 20
nurse old Brown. and pledging her honor
while she was strong abolitionist. that she
would take no improper advantage of the
privilege. The letter contained note ad-
dressed to Brown himself, which she reques-
ted the Governor to forward to him after he
had read it. Both were unquestioDably the
best production have ever seen from the pen
of woman She avowed herself frankly q
thorough abolitionist while disappearing the
means resorted TO by Brown to accomplish
the ends sought for. One thing was appa-
rent from these productions, and that was
she was truly sincere in her opinions; and
the Governor could not help expressing re-
greet that 50 accomplished person should
suffer under such illusion rs seemed TO have
possessed her. He will grant her permits
sion, and guaranty her perfect immunity
from any violence or indignity in the State.
But as to the privilege of acting nurse to
Brown, that is matter in the discretion of
his physician at Charlestown, and he may
admit or exclude her at will. The presump-
ton is, however, that she will have entire Ii
bertv to exercise her humane Offices in behalf
Of that brave veteran, AS she designated old
Brown
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04
NOTICE, NOTICE., NOTICE..

OPENING or REAL PARTISAN GOOb&
an NEXT MONDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, | will
" open a large stock Of FRENCH GOODS, OF
my Importation. all Of which were carefully
selected by myself whilst ia Paris. last month. |
am confident that | now offer the greatest variety,
aud the haud>umcsr goods III the lowest prices,
ever exhibited tor ,ale in Washington city. |
therefore carur.tiy invite the Ladies Of Washlng
ton aud Vicinity. 10 give Al early call, anu con-
vince themselves ot the truthtulness Of what l
assert.
The attention Of the Ladies' is respectfully di-
rectel to the following most beautiful Goods:
Empress Eugene Head dresses
Flower Head dresses
Maria Stuart Head dresses
Whit. Murabout and told llead-dresses
Queen Victoria llar-ncts
Chenille aud Gold do
Black Planes oruancnted with Gold, for the
Hair
Steel Buckles and handsome Hair Ornaments,
the latest styles worn III Paris
All kinds of Real Luccs made to my order,
stvo.,,.n.;.,0.. c,,,,illv, and cuiyu,.
ChuntiIly Wells and Collar,
Puurc Lace Sets and Collars
Maltese do 10
Iionitou do do
swiss, Jaconct, and Cambria Embroiderics,
made To- my order
The latest Partisan styles of Trimmings, such as
Crotchet Fringcs. Crotchet Buttons
Pa.-eincntcrie. Efic Faconne
ElG.c pIessc, Ietqur baCounc
,iuipurc ct BoutOn. bompadour ct Pli-se
4 magnificent assortment Of Flower, far richer
than IS er before sold in Washington.
.Iarabout aud Ostrich Feathers
CO.; lie riunes, bought expressly for the pur-
pose If trina IN ( the sorubrero. Marion, the
latest s,yicnt Hats worn by ali fashionable
Ladies Of par, and England
4 choice assortment If Bonnet and Trimming
Ribbors
Bertha Capes, a Ia Marie An ,oine,te
POerin. IOuave
Velvet Ribbons, il black and high colors
Wide Black Velvet Tor Closk,, beet quality
Black and Colorcd Bonnet Ielyets
Valour Imperial
Bonnet silks, IN al colors
Partisan Bounets, really beautiful
Partisan Ruches Tor Bonnets
A splendid stock of Cloth aud Velvet Closks
great variety Of Children's Bournous Pale
tpt-. AMI kaglans, both plain and embroi-
dcrei
All Of The above articles. AMI great many 9TH
cr. not enumerated. were purchased at the opening
ul the present Partisan season, and are cun.e-
guently whole season in advance Of the styles
Usually found here. y The goods imported 70 th.
country irc generally ordered the pres biing March
aua hence are necessarily .t the EreYiou, Pals
Partisan styles. Hence, to avoid the annoyance
Of being Away. behind the fashions, while making
a visit 10 Europe. stopped few weeks in Paris.
and bought the above goods in person, from first
hauds. hope the kind patronage Of the Ladies
will enable me 10 make yearly trip Paris, with
the cole object Of keeping pace with the Parsian
tash.us. ..,i to haze all .fyles Of goods here
at tie sasue time they appear upon the Paris
shelves.
Particular attention given 10 orders.
Cfoaks and Bonnets ina,ls to order in latest
styles.
" E-Laies wishing any choice articles from
Paris, may obtain them by leaving their orders
with me- NJ. WILLIAM. 50 Market Space.
Washington, oct l-eO2wtsoew
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

a pamphlet has been issued entitled Gre
marks on Popular Sovereignty as Maintain
ed and Denied respectively, by Judge Doug
las and Attorney General Black, bya South
ern Citizen" which is understood to emanate
from the Hon. Reverdy johnson, ex-Attor-
nov General The letter sustains Mr. Doug
las popular sovereignty doctrine at full
length, and argues that the bred Scott deci-
sion is in accordance Herewith. After re-
viewing all the authorities on this point, 1t
arrives at the following conclusion What
ever, therefore. under this act, the people OF
a State can do, the people of n Territory
can do the sole limitation upon the authori-
" of either is declared to be in the consti-
tuition Of the United States"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

FROM UrAu.-We have received files of
the Valley Tan, printed at Great Salt Lake
City, Utah Territory, up to October 9TH.
They contain Judge Sincair's charge to the
Grand Jury on the opening of the third Ju-
dicial district Court. The Court adjourned
on the 9th, until next term. Ferguson,
indicted for murder, was found guilty and
sente need to be hung. Superintendent For
ney would leave on the 9th instant for Wash
ington. He will bring with him to Wash
ington the two boys who survived the Noun
tain Meadows massacre, but who did not re-
turn to the States with the rest Of the party
in consequence of being retained to teS-
tify in the case of the supposed murder
ers. Inasmuch as the prospect of bringing
the case to trial is rather distant, it is not
deemed necessary to retain the ladsin Utah.
During the absence of Mr.. Forney, the bust
ness Of the agency will be in charge of Gov.
Cumming. The Indians are quiet. The
Utah mail brings to the Indian Bureau
the annual report of the superintendent of
Indian affairs for that Territory. The late
mails from Camp Floyd, bring no military
news of interest to the War Department.
The health of the United States troops of
that section, is reported to be excellent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04
WASHINGTON Irving.

1t is said that Mr.. Irving has received for
his works, during the last ten years, seventy
five thousand dollars. A correspondent OF
the Boston Post says:
a curious scrap of secret literary history,
is the fact that, at the expiration OF lrvings
contract with Lea X Blanchard. in lS44.
there occurred hiatus of FIVE years, into
which no other publisher ventured to leap.
During this time the genial author of Sun.
INSIDE" then in SPAIN imagined himself
obsolete and forgotten, his works being al
most entirely out of the market, and no pro-
posals being made TO him for their republi-
cation. In 1919, Mr.. q. p. Putnam rendered
to Mr. Irving formal offer to assume the
reissue of his various works. in uniform and
attractive style, which proposition the great
writer accepted without suggesting a single
change Of terms. And the immense sales
have mentioned are the fruits of the contract
then entered into"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

lIorato Stone, the sculptor, has matured
and modelled his design Of statue OF the
late Thomas Hart Benton, rs he often APP
peared before the American Senate. 1t has
been designed in pursuance of the purpose
of the artist to produce colossal statue Tor
the adornment of some appropriate place IN
the city of st. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04
MARRIED

Ia this city, on Tuesday 1T ia,rap. A., ..
Re-. Thomas W. Lewis. Dt. GEo. II. IF,r..ure
OF Madison Court House. To MARY N IN.
ter Of j. VI. BroaiG. Of A.cxlaIir,a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

Official and private advices from Costa
Rica represent the reception of Mr.. Dmitry
and family, as cordial, and speak of the i'm
preston he made very fayorably. After his
official reception there he was to proceed
Immediately to Nicaragua for the same pnr-
pose, and then open the business of his mis-
sion, which is almost entirely disembarrass-
ed by the ratification Of the Cass-Zeledon
Treaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04
Important Foreign Mail Arrangement.

We learn that the Postmaster General has
concluded an arrangement with the Cana
dian Post Department, by which the mails
are to be transported for the sea postage
weekly, between Detroit and Liverpool, via
Portland, in winter and via the river -.
Lawrence in SUMMERTIME service TO com
mence by the trip of the first steamer out
ward from Portland on the Goth of Novem-
her current 1t is intended To have the
mails. or such of them as may be thereby
expedited, for and from the Western, North
western, and probably some Of the South
western States, sent in closed bags between
Chicago and Detroit on the one side, and Llv-
erpool and London on the other; and to
this end the assent of the British Post
Department has been requested, to con-
shutting Chicago and Detroit exchange
Offices for United States and British mails
1t is considered necessary to bag through TO
and from Chicago, as well as Detroit, in or
der TO avoid delay ut the latter place. On
the side oil Great Britain. Cork may also be
constituted an exchange Office Is "a re-
ccivc and deliver the Irish mails nj that point.
The schedule time between Portland and
Chicago. "a distance OF 10? miles, Is to be
forty eight hours: and when the service com
mences, there will be an unbroken line of
railroad the whole way, via Richmond, Can
ada Montreal, lover the Victoria bridge,
Prescott, Kingston, Toronto, &c. The time
occupied by the steamers between Portland
and Liverpool is usually from ten to eleven
and Il half days. From q glance at the map.
il will be observed that this will be very
direct line from the far West to Europe.
If desired, it is arranged also to send do
mr>tc mails in through bags between Port.
land aud Detroit &c., over the Grand Trunk
rnnl. - Unshinlton CnnNtitniinM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

The New York Shipping List says that
freights to Europe have been little less ac-
tive, but ship-owners continue firm, and It Is
very difficult to find freight-room at all for
some descriptions of goods at any price that
shippers can pay.
Messrs. John M'Kee & Co., ship brokers, in
their Circular of lst instant, say: Since
lst ult, there has been more enquiry tor
small vessels, and holders Of large ones are
more hopeful as to the future"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

Another kind of folly is developed in the
live hundred applications" said to have
been made to Mr.. Lowe, the balloonist, for
the privilege of adventuring with him in
his transatlantic voyage. The imitation of
his balloon will occupy several days, and
the full-charged balloon will be exhibited
for a week or two before starting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

set puwx TIE BIER. = Brooklyn, New
York, cannot be an agreeable place 10 die IN.
\ singular scene was enacted there the other
day \ long funeral procession came to =
part Of the street where progressing repairs
had narrowed the passage to one halt ITS
usual width The funeral cortege entered Mt
one end Of the narrow way, dirt cart ut the
other. The driver Of the latter vehicle re-.
fused to give way or back out for any man,
dead or alive. Thcreupoa the driver OF the
hearse beat him, the other retalatIng by lay
ing on with cart-runS. \ number Of po-
lcemen then appeared on the ground, arrest
ed both hciligerents. and took them t. Il mag
i,trate. the mourncrs leaving their unburiei
friend in the street and going with the Off
GERS of the law to see the fight out. The
hcarSe driver was committed for the assault,
a substitute was procured, and the procession
pns4ed on u the sorulchre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

The late decision by the Circuit Court of
Washington, in the suit brought by the
Bank Of the Metropolis against James o.
Brien, in regard to the time allowed for pre-
senting check, has created considerable
interest amongst bankers and business men
in New York. The effect will be salutary
in enforcing the rule to have checks ascer-
tanned to be good" before receiving them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

The Postmaster General has left Washing
ton ON brief visit to Charleston, therefore
no definite action on the bids for carrying
the mail between Portland and New Orleans
can be made till his return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

The steamer Champion. for New Haven,
came in collision near Mauntoch Point with
the steamer Albatross, on Wednesday. The
former sunk, having been cut through to her
boilers, which exploded. One fireman was
scalded, and sunk with the boat. Three
gentlemen passengers are missing, and are
supposed to have been lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

Owing to the non attendance of the law
yers. &C., they having all gone to Charles
town 10 attend the trials of the llarpers
Ferry Invaders. Quarterly Term Of the
Clarke County Court, was let 80 by default.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

Judge Blacks reioinder to Senator Doug
las, on the Territorial question, appears in
che Washington Constellation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

Gerritt Smith the Aboitionist. OF sew
York, is represented to be greatly alarmed
and excited at the idea Of his being seized,
aud carried to Virginia for trial. His neigh
bors tell him he shan't be taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

EXTINCT FANILIES.-Mr. Robert Stephen
son leaves no family behind him. His wife
died many years ago, and he remained a
widower, so that the direct line from George
Stephenson, tho eminent English engineer,
has died out. James Watt, tho noted Bril-
fish inventor. left no descendants. 1t APP
pears that the men noted for mechanical
genius, like many Of those famous in litera-
ture, science, aud government in Great Bri-
tain, leave no children to perpetuate their
names. Shakespeare, Milton, Bacon, New
ton, Harvey, Pope, Mansfield, Pitt, Fox,
Gray, Cowper, Collins, Thomson, Goldsmith,
Gay, Congreve, Hume, Bishop. Butler. Locke,
i,obhs, Adams, Adam Smith, Bentham,
Dayy. Sir Joshua Reynolds, flaxman, Sir
Thomas Lawrence, aGi o,hers well known
to fame in British annals, have no ln.al RIP
resentatives now living.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

The Maddox Land, i'll Clarke County, ad-
vertised by I. T. Fauntlsfoy. .jr.. and Powell
Conrad. esq, was sold at Berrysills, on Mon
day week, at so per acre. Purchaser: hr.
John Burchsll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

james Masterton, charged with numerous
successful forgeries, has been examined at
the police court in Portland, and held to bail
in &. 900 for trial One forged check pas
sel hy Masterton. purported t. be from the
Citizens Bank of New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

The address OF }. Il. Tucker, esq, de-
livered before the Young Mems Christian
Association of Leesburg, on Friday evening
last. was an able and eloquent argument in
favor Of the truth of the Bible, and its
wholesome influence upon civil and political
government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

One of the gang Of burglars lately arres-
tod at Poughkeepsie. New York, has tArnod
States evidence, and developed the whole
projects of the culprits in regard to further
deprsiatipns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

Wendell Phillips, the notorious Boston alb
olitionist lectured at Brooklyn, in Beecher's
church, on Monday. evening, his subject
being lessons for the Hour His address
from beginning to end was glowing eulogy
on Old Brown, fully justiiyng his course IN
Kansas and at Harper's Ferry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

EyAT IT MEANs.-Gotham is the name
often given to New York by its inhabitants
In Europe il is term Of reproach, and the
wise men Of Gotham" are generally laugh
cd at. In kelly's Proverbs Of all Nations
The following explanation is given :-"Go-
than is yillags Of Nuttinghamshire, known
To be the head-4 quarters Of stupidity in this
country. on whose inhabitants sll sort. Of
ridiculous stories might I've fatbersd. The
convenience Of having such l. hutt for sar
casm has been recognized by all nations.
The ancient Greeks had their Beta, which
was for them what Suabia is for the modern
Germans. Ths Italians compared foolish
people to those Of lago, "who sowed needles
that they might have u crop of croyhars, and
dunged the stesple to make 1t grow"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04
NEW CARPET STORE.

TINliE subscribers having rented the commodious
l. and elegant Upper Rooms" of the Perry
hudiEg,' corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and
Ninth street, Washington City, haze opened there
in. an extensive stock VI
CARPETS,
CURTAINS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

The Fair Of the Loudoun Agricultural So
riety commenced at their grounds in Lees
burg on last Tuesday. The amount OF stock
and other articles sntered for exhibition was
much larger than had been generally anti
,,ipatel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

Among the persons beaten by rowdies in
Baltimore on Wednesday, was Mr. Will
liam p. Preston, Democratic candidate Tor
Congress. Mr.. Kyle, who was killed, was
a highly respectable and esteemed young
yrutlcman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

81 FOR RENT.-Ihe :hrse gt"ry btich
e DWELLING, on the south side Of King street,
below Fairfax street. Apply 10
noy i-l3tdeo4t q. W. b. RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

Mr.. Conner. the United States consul at
Mazatan, has obtained from the consttu-
tional government of Mexico, several conces-
sions of commercial character, one OF
which Is a permission to run steamer
on the Mexican Pacific coast, under the
American flag. lie has partially made
arrangements with one of the steamship
companies to connect with the line at AGA
pulco, thereby afording direct steam com
munication ON that entire coast, twice
month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04
ALEXANDRIA,:
The Baltimore Election.

FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1852
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04
MARYLAND Election.

BALTIMORE CITY-.All the candidates OF
the American Party, Mr.. II. ". Davis and
Mr.. Harris, for Congress, State Senator,
Delegates, Sheriff, States Attorney, &C., are
elected BY large majorities-the exact ma
iorities, as returned. not given. One SIDE
affirms that the election was a fair one, and
that the disturbances at the polls were caus-
ed by the ReIormers, who knew they were
in minority, and purposely acted as they
did, to create false impressons-the other
side affirming that the whole election was
one of fraud, outrage, and violence, and no
fair expression of the sentiments of an az
tual majority of the legal voters.
FREDERICK CouSTY.-FREDERIcK Nov. =
Mount Pleasant district gives Hoffman, Anne
rican, for Congress, IS majority, and the
same for Purnell for Comptroller. Last cleo
ton this district gave l20 American majority.
Middetown gives Hoffman, for Congress,
l56 majority-a gain Of IL votes.
Jefferson gives Hoffman ~ majority and
Purnel 40 majority again.
New Market gives Hoffman about 50 maiorl-
ty-a gain of3O.
AILEGAyY CouSTY.-CrNBERLAN Nov.
-Midnight.--Mt. Savage gives kunkle,
Dem, for Congress, 81 maj Hamilton,
Dem, for Congress, last election, had LIS
mai.--an American gain OF Ill.
| Cumberland gives kunkle - ma an
American gain.
HARTFORD CoUNTY.-liAvRE De GRACE,
! Nov. This district gives the following
American majorities Purnell, 80 majority
he had "a last election. Webster, for Con
gress, has 10 majority-he had IS majority
last year, when he ran for Senator. Whlta
ker, for State Senator, 6S majority. The
Delegate ticket has an average majority OF
50. The ticket last year had about 30 ma,
jority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

5. s. K. R.-The Board of Directors have
made their tenth Annual Report to the Stock
holders of the South-Sidc Railroad Compa-
ny, showing the amount of its business for
the fiscal year. The receipts for this fiscal
year are. from mail and passenger service
Sll9,OlG,S2, an increase over the last, OF S46,-
5jO2S; from freights, S2ll, 1906 decrease
over the last, of Sll, $50 l9;-making gross
receipts from transportation $40, l66.SS.-
The expenses of operating the road are 81
per ct. OF the gross earnings, or sos, $3.50.
The net earnings are S2Ol,344 80, showing
Isl per cent gain upon the net earnings of
the fiscal year preceding, and 2Sl per cent,
upon the same of 1851.
The Blue Ridge Republican says:-We
learn that Il fire occurred ut Germanna, in
Orange County, one night last week, in the
house occupied by Mrs. Hale. Allthe furn-
ture was destroyed and negro girl was con-
sumcd in the flames The family barely
made their escape.
An election will be held in Petersburg OH
TIE l'tu vi Tie prcSeul ihouth, tor ueieSalc
to the next General Assembly, to fill the va
cancy created by the resignation of Alexan-
der DOMAIN, esq.
The offerings of real estate in Richmond,
at auction, las, month, aggregated S13,014,
against - $50 for the same month of last
year.
1t was thought that the crowd inside and
contiguous to the Fair Grounds at Peters
burg, on Wednesday, was not less than ten or
eleven thousand.
Mr.. Pryor's majority over Col. Goode for
Congress, in the fourth District is Sl5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

The offerings of real estate in Richmond,
at auction, last month, aggregated S13,o14,
against s., $50 for the same month OF last
wear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

MISERABLE FARM FOR SAIL .H'
, sale my FARM, containing about sou = 80.
OF LAND, in Fairfax County, besuti'n'E
ted on the line Of the Orange ( AleNanan' 49,.
road. one mile from Burkc's station, i"Hi'''i '
Alexandria, and seventeen from Wn-hh -..".
There are about 80 acres heavily ] .mi'r.'.
ginal growth Immediately 81 The h"'tt .''
the remainder well sci IN urG,., aLd 10 -.
Iea Of cultivation. Tho iHlr,. rn'"'i ....'.
Iii = COTTAGE REElDEhCE stable -
Granary and Corn house. and al! p'aeI "'.''.a
out houses. There i well u hn" "A,''
yard Tho situation i. high ana h,".,'!
commanding an extensive AMI hcAa'iiu.
the surrounding country. For further
ton. apply 70 Mr.. Marshall, AT Burhr
who will show the land 10 any one "",""'
purchase, and for term. Of sale, Apply '" DUO
Herbert, Alexandra, Va. n,prF
Fairfax county, Va. sep lott
4 PPLES-5O bbl.. superior N"u"''"
n PIES, in store. and tor al" BY rn
nov NJ. ELDRlDGE g.
NEW PENNSYLVANIA b
-, ,. JOHN DiAgA,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

1t was thought that the crowd inside and
contiguous to the Fair Grounds at Peters
burg. on Wednesday, was not less than ten or
eleven thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-04

Mr.. Pryor's majority over Col. Goode TO
Congress, in the fourth District is Sl5.