The national Republican., 1866-11-08
Alexandria Items.


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the following items:
COUNTY CouRr-NovExBER TKRx.-Lewis
MoKsnsis. Presiding Justice; Joseph Cotton Charles
". holland, 8. B. corbett, and Samuel Beach, Jus
tices.
The last will and testament Of Rsbeoos stabler,
dseeassd, was framed BY R. II. stsblsr and E. 8.
R. Il. stab.r and 3. 8. L.adb..tsr qualified
deceased.
R. II. stsbler was appointed guardian Of 3. A.
6tabler, Mary 3. 6tabler, Lawrence stablor, and
Caroline 6tabler.
Administrator de 6oni, non, with the will an.
nsxsd, on the estate Of VIM. Csrlin, deceased, Is
granted 10 Elisabeth Harrison.
Administration on the estate of Matte Ames
deceased, 10 granted to Margaret Reiley.
The Court appointed the following persons to
act as additional special police for the Third msgis
tsrial district Thos. Woody Warren Perkins, John
Martin, W. E. Carter, Fairfax Taylor, Charles c.
Corbstt and Henry Travis.
Court to-day. as We 60 to press, Is occupied with
the examination Of George Wilmington, Of this city
charged with emberzling $50, on the 24th Of July
last, Of the funds Of the National Express Com.
psny hs being at the time their agent in this city
The Gazette has been furnished with the
following report from the Inspector Of Flour in that
city during the quarter ending October 81. 1866:
Tho number Of barrels Of family -four, $50; extra
do, 532 suporane do. 337; fine do, rs; first mid.
dlings, 55j rye -four 10. Total, 1882 barrels This
shows an Improvement on the preceding quarter,
and much greater increase is confidently sntici-
patsd during the current quarter.
The CANAL-Boats loaded with coal are
expected to arrive here oa Thursday next.
SUDDEN DEArH-Mr. George Glasscock,
an old resident, died suddenly At the Cameron
House, last Tuesday.
The survey for the Richmond and Newport
News railroad has been completed, and the con.
miles long, and will require only one bridge, which
will span the Chiokahominy, and bs 1900 feet in
length.
AccIDEST.-Capt. Nimrod NJ. Baggerly,
conductor Of . passenger train on tho Orange and
Alexandria railroad, In attempting to get on the
train this morning, at Catstt's Station, accident.
ally fell upon the track, and had both his legs and
arms dreadfully mangled by tho car wheels passing
over them. He was alive at last accounts, but d
not expected to live. Capt Baggerly was orisi.
nally from Warren county, Va but had, with hii
family, resided in this city for number Of years,
and had by his uniform good nature and social dis
position won many friends, who unite with us In
dsploring the great misfortune which has thus un.
timely bsfallsn him.-Gasetts Iassday.
The ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders Of
tho Manassas Gap Railroad Company takes place
tomorrow. Several propositions will bs presented
to this meeting having reference to the disposal o
the road-among them, one to consolidate with the
Orange and Alexandria railroad, and another to 70
linquish the road to the bondholders. .-Ga=etts
9Th instant.
SSow.-Passengers by the Orange ant
Alexandria railroad yesterday evening report tn,
Blue Ridge mountains covered with snow-Gasefe
WASHINGTON AND DALExANDRIA RAILROAD
The cars on the Warrington and Alexandra rail
road resumed their alternate trips between Wash
ington and this city to-day, leaving the corner o
msncing at six O'Clock in tho morning, and the las
train leaving Washington at half past eleven o'olool
at night. The locomotive, Edward O. Marshall, be
longing to the Manassas Gap Railroad Company
has besnt emporarily engaged by the company
Gazeffe,