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FAUeUIER Co.--Mr Thornton Win e Is .uss

FAUoUIER Co.-Mr Thornton with e rs haS
soId his farm containing $50 acres near Wa{e 3
loo to Mr.. Meyer for $50 per acre. :, LII. =; p
Fisher has sold 80 acre lot Oh tne fsapp I,
mock turnpike to Gen john 7. Taylor o. ia, -
for 500 par acre; also, a let 81 10 acres ~
Grockford for SIP per acre. n7o;,z
Mr. Rurke nas contracted to carry The III aus
Irom Warrenton TO SDerIyyllla, ana we sf1Is1 ae
MIL soon. commence service. lElr. Brown, rest
a;no near Oak Shade, has entered into q con
tract ~ carry the mails from Culpeper Y. r.
va OaE Shade and Amissyills TO >Yarrentoo:
end made his first trip here on Wednesday ta q
Rnf &c he had 40 papers to exhibit Go cur {: ~.
.pb;cI, would authorize him TO deliver . return
mail he lafb vishou5 it Wa2'renton i7sde1~.
Gen Thomas, commanding the " Military ~
vision Of the Tennessee, has pefInlSseo ING
Protestant Episcopal clergy OF Alabama 6, 60 re-
Omen their churches They are noW a AoeTsy
to onciata at the affairs and to preacI tFoA' t'.o
p11pits to which al access has been oeplec I19ll
g. On 1nsnv months Gen. Thomas, il the order
revok;ng the one which placed one rellg1o}as &C.
nomination under interdict, is at great pslns 70
ayn~ass his5opiniops about IAN individual sly
ling himself Bishcp Of Alabama ano'' we
think. n vegy bad taste, to say the least o. H.
srnDosDg as he does that th3 oIshop #a5
wropg, has attempted 70 say harsh things aoo1I
Bishop Wilner, which Will noS ajare certainty
the ;erson denounced.
VIII tie Leesburg 1VssIlingtonlan please ~
4>r,,, those who are readers OF the Gazette LII
Toudoua, and. &C curious 70 kno| wby the
Aleyandria markets are rot published n that
naner, that the Alexandra Markets are and
bapebee,, reported and published regularly 10
t Gazette, once or. twice week, and that
wa 1 are scurious'' to know why, therefore, any
hoily should be curious to know why they are
not published. -,..-.....
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nURILC SALE or vALUAB LAN p

nUBLIg SALE OF VALUABLE Land.
Nv virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Faoouer county, pronounced the lZtn day
Of December, 1865, il the suit Of Hunten ve.
Rastable, the undersigned, WHO We're tAereln
anpointed special Commissioners for that pur-
pose viii, on FRIDAY, 9Th OF February,
1866, offer for sale the premises, At pT2l:4G
land. belonging to 6. NJ Bastable, in the
county Of Pauquer, and is the same ]snd al
lotteG to said Bastabte in the partition 'oeGw een
Rim and James j. Hun!on, and contains ry re-
cont survey SG6 IL ACRES. This is one OF the
verv finest farms in Piedmont, Virginia; IS we'll
a6arked to the growth Of all cereals, asc1 ia IN
urpassed IS a Grazing Farm. t is beautifully
situated on both sides Of Cedar Run, and Is coE1a
posed entirely of the frsS and second bottoms #
hit stream. It lies within half mile If the War
renton Junction, on The q. C =. e +. It hae
upon it a very VALUABLE H!LI4 j}tted for
crinGing corn, and Which nj GIT, VIII g gnall
outlay, be made one Of the i!nes- Touring I2ills
IN tha county $50, Tst-rate "a " MILL, il,
. roo. repair. The Dr. ALI1lNG HOUSE -
e CON Portable, bot small james j Han GID
ton, esq. who lives on the premises, Will take
.ppf3rchasc. L is believed that nc opportunity
4or . GOOD investment equal 70 this, Las for &
1o1,s lime. been offered ID the public,
rIorr,s az CT the par chase
-,a,eav viii be required IL casa On the Gay OF
49, The balance in one, TWO, and tire equai
s,,a1 ;nstalments, to bear interest 7ozfa a!ifs
a1l.u sf sse The title 70 the lana viii be, with
Gag % ss> sso,rity for deferred Payments, aid
hela % Vii be resold by order Of Court. upon
me llu nay any one Of deIeJr4 I'm;
failure 70 p"' JOHN III TOR BIZ.
81. sHACKELFORD.
RPPA HUTTON.
u.~rse. ~, saa :2-ata sTan'fesss'esassss
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TI'ha undersigned having beer s9iie;tssd by a
large number Of Land Owners q thls County,
to send them purchasers for tAei: tarli1s> and
from my long experience as Surveyor, and as
Sheriff an we'll Informed as 10 the quality and
condition OF most Of TIT farms in this county
I have concluded to solicit the patr9nage O;
the public as 2 LAND AGENT; Persons,
therefore, who wish to purchae, lands, and
inte-agt 70 give re call at my office at Bruins
,IaH, Vest End, near Alexis :lt!cia. Va, OF by
mail, Box IA, Alexandria ?. O., "
JONATHAN ROBERTS.
do 91.2n Sheriff OF Fairfax county. %.
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fFxIEO2yAS SINCLAIR,
CARPENTER q y i jNiN t1tS
Ne Is, South: Water street.

IYaHr the Bank Of the Oh Dol2n;on.j
Is prepared to execute with dspHt2II HoIi CT
taa most reasonable term, Mi work ii as iii6c
and satisfaction warranted.
&c solicits work fco1: :1e 81 'aoet5 country a&
he is nreoared Is contract fo1 building, Or to &C
-. - ,tp;ad ~ rono;rinr ~: 2G-sf
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FXCHA ANGIE HOTEL,
* - r. TT z A 2 A

The subscriber begs leave to inform bis ends
and the travelling public that he has repaired
a1d rnftted the above named house, and viii be
hanpy at all times to accommodate them. Els
table viii be furnished with the best the market
sffor3s' and His stable well stocked with grain
and hay Strict attention will. be paid 70 the
t Hse.l Iost TTOT7ORS: D. N. ADAMS.
Inray, Page CO., Va. oct 4-Sn
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Railroads.
OpAN4E s. ALEXANDRIA Z. 4.
Sry- .sr,,, MIA '-Fsss.s::s:::ss -
sfA H SN Ssls sS;5;s m. =

Esl,sS l,EA
kaa III a A s*:z=o-.s 49, =
11HROUGT BY Rail FROW wASIlNG-
ron and ALEXANDDRhinAl, ~ AiCH>
MONU AND LYNCab ghU. 1o.,
IN and after TU E;:D n Oe:GnlooI - !o'2
Sundays excepted-as follows;
TRAINS SCUIa.
Leave Washington. 7.N9 8. II.
g alexandria, {. 40 g. NJ
- GordOnsviile, l2.4o o. ID,
Connecting with Na. Central E*oaf! 1or klea
,,2na2 md E;taunton direct.
arrive at Richmond 81 $50 p. N.
:: - LynchbuTg, 5. COP: ~,
TRAINS NORId
Ae Z I! Tic nSnSsl at 100 3. n
!: Cor}onsyil.o. T. 20 D. 10.
s,r;-,o 81 t1o~andria 80 .. m
= washington. 5 20 D N.
Connecting with the 3: u o. x. K. 70: al.
pHE:9 o % { fe;a, train IT, leaves Alexandria at
.10-< - ,s5;vcs At Gordoa.vi1e st s. Is p n
o ,.,, rToreyiIIc It a. n and arrives al
Ii[s - - ~. Through frcgh5 train
10 * and arrives a.
-, q to,> Inav2s Iyr,1i,bu~y8+
= - 49, ~ 80 g. 10 = Il
- - d. i ' Tn~;abt <~a ;pa[as Alexandria q.
~ go ~ srDI'c%4 TI>.nCi,ll- II a
n. ]-3sEGs L392:.2cf a. a. ~ =, T. ' ''A'> t.
:tns az z-I'L'ot 10 - ~ ~, - over ail Others
1:7 G0''12 ~ Illo go f>>1 Eo~- vnrt.
ync b"rs cjrecs to Br;=.J. KnoxyjI'c. Mem
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* REAIy BARGAINS. -.
: : -,,,
SELLING OTR! SELLING Off

an extensive atocE: Of WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES and RIATU Res, Pie
ture Cords and Issso's, &C. can b. ~ Gnasod
at greatly reduced prices. at tie store OF the I'M
designed, Il Q. IT, < ing ST. ic:2rth door Hto7"
WasLng ton ST. preparatory to closing business
Those who I?aye pictures al tho a5oVe-nan2od
store 70 be framed, VIII oDlige - calling ~
them at ~ early daT:
nNv TIT ZEE -. ~ - - :
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Roots and Shoes.
u L z L Z S,
BOOT AND 4SHOEhAAEi6'
Nc. 24O King Street,
ALEXANDRIA,, Y 4.

sza~ The best quality Of Sc " ED and PEtt ~
GED BOOTS made to order. Repairing heat'
~ executed. ~ ~
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ElOtels and Rosg1uTantss

...-r
ggOfels and RosG1ssEafsaasss
GREENS ANsIoN HOUSE
~ SANDERS & MADDOX,
Proprietocs.
Cor. Fairfax and Cameron SITS,
can Oft ALEXANDRIA,: VA.
NN ALTBY HOUSE,
A. 3. MILLER, Proprietor.
PRATT STREET. BAL1IMolSE, llD
Iris house having been lately thoroughiy
PE-FITTED AND AE-FURNi ShED.
.o,dars is Recommendations second to mono IN
tba citv. aug lily
NEANSION HOUSE REoTA URANI,
WI No, Is North Fairfax street,
r r. LUCAS, Pr Q EL . e
Ladies and gentlemen viii meet with every
accommodation pertaining to such an establish.
lac choice variety Of lNEATs, with POULTRY,
OYSTERS, &C, including every, dellcacy the
markets afford, will be prepared b. profession
al cooks, snd served by polite and attentive
walters, and at reasonable prices:
TOE CREAMS and PASTRIES VIII be OF
tfbe vine vaults will be stocked with 9 selec!
assortment OF WINES, A.LEs, &c.
The Restaurant and Saloon Will be open at
all hours Particular attention will be gives: to
orders from families and parties wishing Gunner
or supper. aus oo-o-
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EpOOTs ANJ} SHOES I}UVIS Az ,
Bargains 7 have fine stock Of Boots and
Shoes of all kinds, which will be sold cheap
Also, q large stock Of Ladies' and Misses G&:t-
ers, which will be SOLD very cheap Gail and
exarx,ine tor yourselves at No: Sc King street
san:-tt JOHN r. EVANS
, 1866-10-13
THE SCiFEOLD.

Ex'cutinu In New f'or* Of the 1Iur..crcr1 of
the Cubnu, 01cro-Con1esston OF the 1lur
acrer%. Etc.. Etc.
NEW loRK, oc,p''cr 1s-Gonzalee and Pei
death hy hanging III the sarfl q the kiuss coun
~ jail, al twenty-five minutes past ten O'Clock
tGs o5n.nS e. The sai,ews ascd ~ u the ssee"t,"
again b,oneht iEto lequisttion. aud the two naur-
ec:s5a were launched into eternity a. ,hs
underneath the da:tglins moose, and handed
Gle ends or the Toues to the exccutioncr
viii, the utmost soaehotonte- Al given signal.
e ea s R sn ree!ss Fl saaS
atapcd 1no thc alr- For ele:rn minutes thc,r
pulses beat and a few muscular con.Eac:ion. were
observed. The prisoner. it IL supposed. lied by
9tfanGulnsion:. Attcr hanging for nes7ly half al
hour. the bodies were let down and placed IL
% Flasbn.h. l. l.. where the rcma;ns Of the mnr-
also insisted 1T lhci: last 1noments.
After the execution had taken place, repteacu-
tatfses Of tho rcss were handed written confcs.
sions which Lad been made lx the deceased, and
saia inst1ucnons ,ha, The fae.s should only ht
lven enaeted. Gonzales eta,ed in hi4 confession
ia,he! still li;ins there Tic oily Thing :aat was
9:sp, hack III his former confession, made on the
Gss instant, vac ;ile i:ct Of conversation bad be-
day. last November. In brooklyn, IN which thcy
ris;. 1s; Snt they intended to XIII otcro that nlch:
:" III HHl Intentional, II c<C1nE1 hi!
mind ieisicicr. or Francis t;cne Salvador, also
1naae written confession, covering several pa-ci
the day Of the murder. it was made
up tn Gonzales room that thcs
shoa1d murder oterc, who Was supposed to havss
n1arsc sum oi money in gold npon biz rcfson
Pc also claimed that lc was the psine.uaosc
IN the tragic a5asr, gsve the deta.ls Of the
whole tsApsaeits = 1hc Advancement va. II :.
gonzales wAs ~ haze a raxot, ft1lc 4 rAxor an{
rellctes dagger. and they were TO- kill him /.
fhc . room % and CONCEAL lhis body under ttr ioo1
,ited p,eTo's body. Sune were passing in III
ure.afE while be was doi~> 80. The confe-.e4son
.-,' ..rCctby 10 give it T., fufl =
, 1866-10-13

4 Coppcrhond Fn5lurc-Dickcy Gets n Ro-
ccptsun and then he @poAc-=nd Accident,
Especial Despatch TO the Caicago Trlbunc.l
AURORA. H., October Il.
The Democracy having failed in thei, efforts to
70" disaSecsion among the so1dIe.s and working
mcn Of The Republican party, in Kane County, By
appeals to prejudice and eeldshness. arc
row trying By diut Of labor to gatu few con-
Serfs. Last evening, Dr.. Aaloney, Congress-
E1en from this District In .ss9 now violent Cop-
rcrhcad, wns advertised TO address the Demo.
csatlc ard CONSERVATIVE citizens. hut failed TO
CONC. hEicc detained IN Chicago By sickness
probably took too much cholera preventive. His
larangucd the crowd naturally gathering at our
1tost office steps for m hour, retailing lis
p!Autudes and slalders against Farrsworlh.
To-tigat UicEcy spoke. lie was announced LIZ
mammoth l.aud Bills, The band and The Dcmoc-
lacy, d:c strong, received him at The depot. liz
Nhs escurtc1 70 FEldley's house by the band. IL,
"9eo Mactn, Parks, and a stranger on foot. This
ar.:- and ;1f hFcad gfl uon The eoan,enance d
the Post Office steps,. but Iotwihstand-
ing. the Efforts made to. Obtain an
audience, and the. great publicity Of
the position. not Oyer three hnnd:cd listened to
Ids speech. The nddtces Was but repetition OF
his argument in Other towns. heretofore reported
In TIC TRIBUNE. lie spoke al hour willout
& citing marx Of approval, except at his close
lhe Whole demonstration was lat and fnsipld.
a brakeman on the Chicago. Burlington &
quincy !tailload named Hnflaud, living 1t Gales
Etrg, wl,ie taking thr number OF the cars Of Lis
fiain in the 5asds las; evening was knocked down
track. Ils right leg was badly CRUSHED, Escsssi-
tattnG 1mnuta:iuu. '
, 1866-10-13

Municipal T1teyerlea-Thc Street Insrecsof
ChnrNcl with serious 11isdemcanors-Thc
Inst t;rnTnh Of Comfort to be Taken from
the ncmocrncy-Iloncrr 1Tcn Taking Cou-
FssEc-Prospec1s o! the Republican Ticket
Further Nnr1uc Dsnnsfcrs-Yettow Fever
Cnsc.-Thc Times on tac state Etcctiou..
Especial LHspatch to the Chicago TrlhuncI
NEW YoRE, October II.
very serious blow at the Corporation
ffng OF h1s city II In preparation. The
Street Inspector las been formally charged
With nany m1edemeanors IN ofIlcc, and
VIII be suspended and tiled, By order of Gov.
Fcntot. The etrcet cleaning Job is about the only
one len to tic Democracy, ard If this he taken
flom them The ring will be broken M. Mozart
and 1ammany Hall. In the absence Of all power
Of attaeslon In i:ac shape Of pnhlic plnndcr, are
becoming: divided and growing weaker. ltss he
5,Sssu 1nsnl,o mat 1 fhe sufpcnsi9i. of The Street
!le city vote: Republicans arc odss!ny to bei, Il
1n9ssd ,onad 1hn ne dc1 ~, not s: Helm Herman oyss
iEEr ,le Republican majority IN the State ,sonld
reach forty thousand, Some hopes arc eate taiped
q he ca,ix .h1t The ksnIlssn. wig o.e
which lie Sanequcbanna Railroad was M to O. kaSs
ma. ysssa y e tc,ss gsiss ss
;on from theit tickets. bit few c! thea vii vote
Tor lhc Democracy. The same spirit which you
h:vc notlecd a. nsP'rin: thu people in Ohio pre-.
sai!s 'l,oiS tue Republicans trttlts State, with
Ohio'E example heiore u.s.
Nioie disasiets At eea during the late terrible
E1ic arc reported. The b1t. Ambrosine and Two
Unknown rt-eels foundeted of The Florida coast
nr sl.c second. All Int five persons were lost
1hc Am11osinc was formerly the Chattanooga,
AMI belonged to this poH. 90
III quarantine, on beard the Mcrldtta beside.
t1se or Two Of black vomit.
another batch ol tenement hnuaes ut the foot Of
lfyington st,cef, near East River. are burning.
lie 13nsfS eass ths results Of the late elections
thos :eFy clearly that the contest has been almost
lelnoc!atic and the Union parties. The diner-
ences between Congress and the President Iaye
bad no nerccplhle Influence upon the party t1ivis.
rhiladt lri,fa Convention, s'rong as was lie in
Preston which It made at lhc outset upon lhc
public mimi, produced any marked effect upon
Political organizations In the several States where
elections have been held,
, 1866-10-13

The Forgery in the SIKH. Congressional Dis
1rtct-1iuhbarl Etcrfel hy Eoar Thousand
9tniority-The Filth DIetrfct.
lspecfal Despatch 10 the Chicago Trsbune.l
DEs MONIES, October 1e
11c forged circular in the SIKH District, tho
result Of which was to divide the Republican
vote on Congress, was gotten up in tlis place by
leading les %o:ncs' Copperhcade. The evidence
:; ansi =! n + aecua,ulatirs, and IN tho cou-se
Of + few unys i:e guilty. parties vii! be exposed,
!wiidtc On the clccsye franchise cycr nerpetraicu
In this S;atc. but II sfgna1ly failed ilubbari,a
Ah[InIi'y Is aut less than fnar thousand; and In
s!d1iiOu to RETURNS III Tho Fifth District which
lave 1e,s you, Lucas conn:y g,ses ~: ltepnbltcan
iofity, a splendid gain. Union County. ito, a
Eenublican ..ain OF yearly Ito. Genera, TuttIr Is
lhc WOnt heatrn Individual who ever ran for
Congress In ti!1s district.
DIS MolSEs, October 1s.-Thc returns incrcaso
the kennbl1can majority IN this comfy 10 seven
hundred and 9c1entv.
Returns slom the State come In slowly, md
everywhere there are great Republican gains.
lhn nccQ not be SURPRISED 10 hear that Iowa yiyes
between tosty md f0rty-frc tho1sAnd l,epubllcan
E.a1G1i;y. as fully oIt-lal Of the counties heard
l-Un donb1c their last tna}otities.
j. leading Copperlead III this city said to
irisnd. privately, yesterday, ''therr's no use Of
party. We can't win by It any more" lie had
eonnsies.
1Fakesmnn named Rorlck, was knocked from
2 freight car hy bridge on Saturday last, at
Do"nsS Slation, twelve Mtles ION Prairie City,
<:e1r,.1 James II. Wilson, the cantor Of JEFF.
Dat3s, Is III tho CITY,
, 1866-10-13

Condition of thc SIntc TreusurS-ySi.coustp
Appointments OF *nuthu=n i.oyn1l.t~-T
Cnitra states CaIicci ~rrhIp-S.,os in a Dls-
rHte-ltnfir.sntit t:usuntty.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibuncl
MAp1soS. Wis. Octohcr 1e.
TIC quarterly statement Of the condIuou Of the
State Treasury, published to-day, elbows balance
on hard, October LIST, OF xsie,5l5, Of which
s1Ga,tll hc1ons. 10 the general fund, dlsbursc-
$1Gi,4Z..
In addition to The appointments beh1re publish.
cd, tllosc Of tho Southern Loya}tsts visiting this
State will speak at Wh1tcwaicr tho Goth, Ractac
The I'D. ard Wau1;esha the cd.
=, E. A ca5ktns takes possession Of The Office OF
!argement With Ills Iondsmcn. Ills deputy Is j..
". Flower. q regular Republican, wliercat Tic
coppethcads arc much chngrtned.
Tic Supreme Court met Today, and announced
a lew decisions. and adjourned tl1l November II.
a man named nesinc was fatally wounded In
ennc land in the fuwn OF Dccrfeld, yesterday.
Frank Smith, 4 brakeman on the 1ail,uaa, fell
i:om the cars while moving ont Of Prairie iii
CHEN this morning, md was Tua over aud Instant
II killed. Ills body WAS horribly m.ngicd.
, 1866-10-13

Yctiertlny'N n sDcmonstratiou-flsnra nf 4 cv
Sir. nunuicut-Dr. Kaudolph-Dl*po*itlon
oftLc Rest Of tho Parfy-tsrperna Ratlcrt
MIR. CoIfnx. mud Governor 0xtcsby.
Especial despatch to the Chicago TEibuue.]
SPRINGFIELD, 0ctobe. II.
The excitement and display incident 10 the re-
eepiion Of tie delegation Of Southern patriots has
almost subsidcd, and things are to-day moving on
In their wontcd ehanucls. Mnch Of the bunting
still remains In position, The crest dag contiu-
ues 10 hoat over tho Capitol, and many OF tho
Mosloe* arc etis1 suspended across the streets.
Most Of the gentlemen composing the delegation
hasc !c1t t'c city, and all will BE- gone hy next
Monday. vi. hann:cut is still confined 10 hts
room hy sickness, though his case |. not consld-
cred danEcsous;, hE. r. u. Rand oip.1, the ccte-
bsated colored orator, who has done 20
well in the recent and tmpcudiuc
campaign. to-day rccrlved an ofncial docnmcnt
tsom t:oyeInor o:lcsby, .ecomncndin: him to
deyotcd to the good OF the Republican cause. Tbc
Doctor will remain In the West and continnr fo
spc.k In behalf OF the cause Of freedom nptiI The
nna1 triumph in November, and The compienc
squelching Of the party that sho, down his
brethren r. the streets OF Scw Orleans Oh thc D,h
OF last July. His headquarters viii Gc il
Chicago, whittier be has gone this erco
, 1866-10-13
ER0M JACKSONVILLE, ILL.

Governor 11nhn md LIcutcnant Governor
FsrntsRt AftnchCAtcr nno cksonrlt1e-Tho
f.oynl men Oct In their 1liglt-(;rcat Eu-
thuHinkEu.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribuue.1
JACKSONVILLE, Ill.,, October Il.
The People arc making up grand demonst7a-
tions at Winchester and Jacksonville. Speeches
we're delivered by Governor uahn and Lieutenant
Governor DEofs Ills afternoon. Over three thou
s;n:a pessonf assembled at Winchester, Scott
Cannsy. and were addressed By Governor Hahn,
Ct Louisiana, and Lieutenant Governor Dross.
The S,lrer Cornet Danl, Of this City, went down,
and the people from all parts Of the county turucf
ont, anxious to hear the distinguished spcrkcra,
especially 10 hear hc news from the larc clectIous
ihc widest enthusiasm prevailed, and the
srcccheh Of boil. gentlemen xtrc able and slo-
qMent, elicitinE great enthusiasm.
The 1ifpuh1lcans Of Scott County nre wide
awake, ard will elect &helr entire ticket this fall
In The evenin: Governor Hahn spoke In This
city. Although wc had hnt one days NOTICE. over
one thousand la1irs and gentlemen assembled in
Our beautiful Court House grove, and fer nearly
two hours observed the most profound and inter
ctted attention while the patriot hero OF Louisiana
Goserno! Hahn, addressed them in one Of bis
most telling speeches Of the campaign He greatly
pleased our people. Old Morgan will be al right
Governor Bsoss speaks in this ci.y m Tuesday
next when NC expect a Eaud time. Our clty fals
nlsO commences Dn Tuesday next
, 1866-10-13

namuUc By tue Great FFcshek nj Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October 1a.-Thc loss OF the small
bridge at Leicester will not delay the regular
freight or passenger trains after tomorrow. The
storm has been confined 10 the vicinity Of B3l'f-
more, and hi: been principally along the Patspsco
ldves. ihcre Is no iise IN The Potomac. tn. en-.
tire linc west Of here, .hiziy miles from Baltimore.
placing the bridge, will be entirely ready 10 re-
runse regular and freight transit within twenty
four house.
BALTTxonE. October 12.-Amonc the establish
1Ee1.is Hat have suffered by the storm anu !tood
are The following: GEay's factory, Tho Union fac
tory. the 1hc-tle and Granite factories. at ELL
colts Mills; the Albion factory at Eisytue-dams
are all d+e1iosetl OF greatly Injured. The dam Of
the Aynltn AID Iron Works. nea1 the Relay House.
Gu The Baltimore j. Ohio Railroad ts broken and
The buildings are flooded and damaged.
BAi1lNnl,k, Uctobct le.-Ac+oauts received
from the tppes fatapFco show thst the lamase9
yesterday. The large dan, Of the Union Maun:ac-
turing CHnranE, With part Of tts 1nili siabIins.
and 6otse+. together with The bridge connecting
the works with the Baltimore + Ohio Railroad,
were all swept o.. The dam Of tue granite fac
tory at El!icot's and much ofthe property At that
point, In addition 10 that before met
Timed. has hceu destroyed. Many
houses and much property IL the ratapsco valley
arc seriously damaged. III re a:e reports Of sew
cEal liscs Icing lost. TWO persons are reported
10 have been drowned 81 Eiieotss Mills. Rsp:trs
progressing. The t1c$selliuc At flches,er IL nearly
completed, and tsaIls will sooc pass 4. usual On
The road. Washington branch ira.oe are running
with 1ery slight delay. Some portion. OF The
track have hccu submerged, b1t no damage oi
moment has resulted.
, 1866-10-13
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

lnnuRurntion 0f Eftn New President of pn1-
nu1a-Exr~ctci Return of tho Spanish
Fret to the south American {:pnst-Dis.
cnvcrsrs of Opal in fondurns-Lnrgc To-
hacro Crop.
New f0rK. October 1a.-Adviccs from Panama
10 the I'd inst state thai the new State Prcsdeut
General Oh,n.e, had been inausurated.
The british STEAMER shearwalet had arrived
hon Mcxlro, 'ringing fl,a0tl.flJO for Europe.
The people Oh The south coast were still expect
tnr the return Of the Spanish INVADERS hut the re-
puhllCs were sill quiet.
from aon on ic 1s M 9Sn,cn naasas;ef sailed
r1anl Of Captain R1dscley. Commander Davenport
having h:en transferred to tho rowhstan.
Considerable discoveries Of opal had been male
Ia fiotduras.
lie tobacco crop was expected to be large, and
7 the country gelesa1ty wa- rEosperin3.
some foreigners settling in Honduras, The Gov.
ss1mcnt Ind paeeca very stringent laws fur a}l
strangers Sisitin. that Suite.
, 1866-10-13
THE LuMBERMAE's IHsuRtucE c0.

On the 5tI inst. the Dtrecfos Of this GERMANY d-
siared d!.de1d Of tour per eeut free OF government
taS out Of tac earnings Ct the Company fyf iha siI
ncoEths ending Oct !, RaEaete - eemsnd.
THOMAS GOODMAN, SexJ