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John D. LOCKWOOD,
BANKER III DEALER I'M EXCHANGE

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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25
SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.

New YORK, October 93.-The steamer
Aeriel arrived this morning with the Cal
iiornia mails of October lst., and over
$500, 900 in specie.
There was heavy gale at Buenos Ay
res on August 10Th. during which the
British barks Crusader and Reciprocity
Coilied in the harbor and both sunk, eleven
seamen losing their lives.
Many other vessels were driven ashore
or otherwise badly damaged. chiefly for
eign. Two American vessels, the bark
Dawn and brig Volante, were damaged
slightly.
The Custom House was flooded, and q
large amount Of foreign goods destroyed
Many buildings were washed away.
Bovco was deserted. the Inhabitants
having all removed in boats. Large guam.
titles Of hides, beef, DC, at the saladers
and barracks, were destroyed.
The United States steamship Crusader
Lad short fire across her bows by a
Spanish man Of war steamer, when Capt
Mofit replied by firing and hoisting his
colors, and steaming down with his mer
at quarters, demanding what was meant
1t was mistake. The Crusader looks
somewhat like the City Of Norfolk, and
hence the misapprehension.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25
From tho Cincinnati Daily Commercial !
Faith Extruordinary.

EDS. Com I'm GAINESVILLE we have
many colored people. who live by bar
bsring and other light work. Thay are
for most part an orderly and quiet peo-
pie, many Of them being religious, hav-
ing q church Of their own, and a sable
minister, OF all of which they are justly
proud.
One cold evening" in time ola great re-
vival in the church, this ebony expound-
er Was delivering powerful appeal up
on Faith" the groans and sobs Of his
hearers gavetoken Of its effect upon their
impresslble natures. The tearsstood up
on his own dal k check, his voice qniver-
cd like distant thunder, when he empha-
sized his words by vigorous blows upon
the table. In the midst Of all this, the
stove. agitased by his jarrns, blows, roll
ed over on the aoor. Brother Lewis, a
high man in the church. had located him
SET near this comforter Of shins, he stood
irresoute when the voice of his minister
came 10 him laden with faith "Pick up
de stove brudder Lewis, pick up de stove
de Lord won't let. it burn YOU" Brother
Lewis mind was filed with the mira.
cles Of faith be had that evening heard.
so he yielded to the appeal of bis preach,
er, grabbed the hot stove. dropped it in
stanty. and turuinghis rsproachful eyes
to the desciple of faith, exIlaimed-"THl
H--Hke Uoat."
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25
For the Gazette and Democrat.
The EmgY slander.

Mn. EDIToR: In looking over the last
num- or of the Ohio Eagle / noticed an
article in reference to the ratification meet
ing on Tuesday evening, of a,t week
which, for base lies would almost rival any
article tina. appeared in the notorious ex-
ira Eagle, issued some three or four weeks
ago, to abuse and viliry our noble Horton.
Among other things, it says that threat
was made that Mr.. Martin would be burn
ed in efigy. Now I believe that to be a
solid LOcofoco lie Of the whole cloth and
nothing else. What on earth should the
Republicans burn him 10 effigy for? What
harm did he ever do them as party?--
Why. none in the least. On the contrary
he done us great deal of good, and we
should be grateful TO him for it. BY his
votes in Congress, be caused nearly two
hundred homes democrats. in Fairfield
county alone, to cast their votes for Hor-
too, they wishing to bs represented by a
man who had the manlinass to rise above
party dietation, and to vote, the honeet
~hvictions Of his heart, instead of being
tied down TO q corrupt Administration, as
Martin was. Butas poor Charley has re-
ceiyed his qu'e'us from an outraged con-
slituency. and is politically dead, let him
rest 10 peace, for the place which has
known him will know him no more (afler
the next session Of the present Congress)
forever.
Another silly attempt to csst a slur on
the Republicans, by atating that negro
barber shop, opposite their Office, was
brilliantly illuminated. That is another
sUiyfM lie, for there was no more light in
the shop referred to, on that occasion, than
there is ever night in tue week, not one
light more in the window at any time dur
ing the evening. So much for that.
As for noise made that evening, I guess
we did make SOME. but nothing compared
with what we will make very soon after
the 9th Of November. lfsoms of our boys
took an extra drink that evening, we beg
pardon OF the Eagle man, as we know he
nsger ipdalges IN anything Of that nature.
In conclusion, let me say to the editors
Ofthe Eagle, cheer upI do not grumbls and
feel 50 extremely miserable as your sheet
indicates. Take II like MEN and not like
whipped school boys. You were badly
beaten, it is true, but remember at the
same time, you richly deserved it. and
that will take away some of the bitter sting
Of defeat. Start anew: take to telling the
truth, and by so doing you wiU astonish
the nativSs, and also take the Oldest inhab
itan's Of Fairfield county by surprise.
A WIDE AWAKE.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25
Later from Ca lIfornia and oregon

ST. JOSEPH, NO., Oct. 22.-By the
Pony Express we have California dates
to The 10th, and Oregon dates the 9Th
inst.
On the 9th inst, news reached San
Francisco by telegraph. tha. the Oregon
Senatorial election took place in due form
and that J. W. 'Nesmith. Doug. Dem. J
was elected Tor the long term, and u. d,
Baker; Rep for the short term. Mr..
Baker is non, Intervention, Republican,
with views similar TO Ell Thayer.
The sneg egs electrified ahe California Re,
pdblicans niahy ofwhom think the State
can be carried for Lincoln if Mr. Baker
can be induced to take the stump in Cali.
fofnia. tti fN0rT rE f'..tt
The Breckenridge Democrats are en-.
deavorng to damage the Douglasities by
alleging there is coalition between them
and the Republicans throughout the Pa
cifc States, aud that both parties vii
unite next winter to elect fusion Senator
from California. The campaign is pro
crossing. vigorously aud the contest is 81
close between Douglas and Breckipridg,
in California. that betting men continu,
TO make even bets without hesitation, il
large sums. On the Stb instj telegraph
ic communication between Los Angeles
and San Francisco was iuaugurated. and
was the occasion of a general jolli6catior
at Los Anglelos. The line is to contin
ue Eastward on the Butterfeld route 4:
fast as the company are able. Tht
Salt Lake line is also progressing East
ward from Carson valley. Both ln,l
anticipate connection with the great Con
tinen'sl line recently authorized by Con
gress.
The Broderick will. after a long con
test to prove it a forgery, has bceu admit
ted TO probate.
The Italians at San Francisco, celebra
ted Garib ,ldi's entrance into Naples.
1t was said the Snake Indians had mas
sacreed an entire Emigrant train, consis
ting Of as persons, 10 Of whom were meu
1t took place about 30 miles West Of Sal
mon Fails. Only one man escaped.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25
Important from Mexico.

We understand that letters Of the high
est authority have been received In this
city from Vera Cruz, to the effect that the
Constitutional Government has rot only
disapproved of the seizure Of the great
conduct of 81, ll5,OO0, but ordered that
the money be given up to the lawful
owners and that Gen. Degollado be de-
prived of his command and brought to
that city, prisoner, for punishment.
If this be true, and we have no reason
to doubt it, it will reflect more credit oh
President Juares than anything he has
done throughout his long and horable ad-
ministra'ion, and secure to him the
title he now enjoys, Of being the only
honest man in the Republic. The seiz.
ure Of the cohdueta was great outrage
and all engaged in it should by held to a
strict accountability IN. 0. Pic. l7th,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-25
Wide Awakes at C,rcleyilIe.

On last Tuesday evening the Wide
Awakes Of Lancaster turned out in full
strength TO return the visit Of the Wide
Awakes from Circleville to this city last
week. An extra train was chartered for
the occasioh and AGAR was crowded with
Wide Awabes full of enthusiasm and good
feeling. Al the Circloville depot they
were received by the Wide Awakes of that
city and several other companies, who
were visiting the place that evening.
The procession formed and marched to
Peck's Hall, preceded by the Circlsvlle
Brass Band. where they knowing the Re-
publican party to be in that happy situa-
ton in which il is' safe to crow, played
"Out Of tile Wilderness" with most de.
lightfui euphony. Next came a stirring
address from our worthy Governor Den
nison, after which the procession was re-
formed and marched through the princi-
pal streets Of the city. There were about
four hundred in the procession. and with
occasional exhibitions'of FIRE works, the
march vas one Of splendor and triumph.
The Wide Awakes Of Lancaster were then
eseorisGt, an eating Saloon where an oys-
ter supper haaIbsen served up for tftm
in 6ne style. after which they we're escort
ed to the depot. where the companies
parted we'll satisfied with the perfOrmanc,
es of the evening.
All honor to The Republicans Of Circle
ville-though they were not successful in
the election Of their Congressman, still
they can exult in the wide extended VIC
tories that Republican principles have
gained elsewhere, and they have attested
their abundant joy by getting upa iubi
liant demonstration, alike cheering to 9th
ers and creditaBle to Themselves Sucl
zeal in SO good cause deserves bette
fate than was theirs at the late election
but it cannot long 90 unFewarded.