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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17

on SIGNS foHAn1c4aE ~ Tested
rFoneh 1amnaEanent Rd Ext~erhaFF5rna ans e.
pecially ID the tHumon Face Divine One elegant
volume, with pezrly 800 psses, aud lgtoe ulustratous
By S. n. wells, Edltor Pathological Journal Price,
post paid. s.. Address FoHfet & WeIfs. No ass
sv New YORK. s59tH .e.Hol4 1a
New Phisiognomy'' is emincntly practical tfnf1~
illustrated. and we'll suited - The wants of an *
TIE stady Of Hfbe Eace'' thsreadtT Sooutea ~ rsaS
eacr and every faafures Noses are classiaed a fee
roman. Greek, Jewish Snut 9nd CelesfiaI. q bs
s6esk All languages, UnBtker BLACK. blna. hrF-r
hazel Ina like manner. cheeks, neck. ears. har6s
Tees, wax, voices Iaushs etc. are shown 10 be aeIre3
Of cEaracler-D
In no ether work is 50 mach light tboorn mas he
character and destiny Of manklud a. in tha ~ - eie.
finotiFe traits Of nations and tribes a. ciearIv roiurs1
onF Portraits Of distinguished persoas 81 an<sfaf ~
MODERN tines Nhh biographEeaIf hetchps nna frsim~3
ton q enarafteTs are given nlrfnes. Orator.. Ffafes-
men, #arnors' Artists. PoeLH, bhl6sothers nreo-
tors. sErgfons blFeoEerers. Actors. NngIci1ss. -.
sre 1ct9ded Sis an 1Encyclepadia5 N biaqrsrbv.
acquatuting ne reaoeE with me caresr And rbtr4elel
g -Al4 tfe4t men ana wpmep offhe past j. eco veare
ena q ne present-sueh, Tor ingtanta, a Hrisfaue
suAle S4sar, nkeKespear, Washington. Narelnnn
Era4Aif1, 4anrretts Bryant, L0ngfeifow. Trvinr nos
1onneArs theo1osia Burr oeklsn, Bright. LaVrence.
5ohFar, Nn9teHe IbackeraY, pQB. Epox. Riceeiieu.
AQpfeIs DacNo BicLea8I TE1FtA Waslaz. Carlvln
41atieLf Auti spencer, Ihompson. Guthrie. Alaran-
Ger ana npnqr4q9e q ot1efs E7rAaEaIs W4frED.
50oN esaf % sstATo Poffo o. Eprk5s, on rseaof "a
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
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$50 Broadway, New Yozkg
A.. 4 Co. $50 w Washington, ST. Bosfon
40 Chestnut St, Pnna.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17

The advertiser hafing 5eeh le-p I'D % hssla 3
. few weeks b. q Fery simpie rsmedy, after haF1g
suffered for several yearG vita q severe lune pia
means Of eure.
foAn Who desin O.. re wis ttnf 8 ehV1 ~ ~
prescriptions urfd ffree ef fhsrget Hifh, tbe dise
tions Tor preparing and 1sinx tie .eme, which ne
Nilidbde s1fo cnFef1f ccnsumpttrAaibna bu1'
ehitis, Couehs, Coldssena aH Inrpaf end Lung AZ
fect5nsa Tie nnlva obieef ~ chs adveufser iao1
ding TIE PtsefiDtlea 81 % ehsllt tt snf
spread irferm Hop phieh he copeeifest 80 - nn
liable, and he hopes every sudeTer WI ty BE r1-
ady. 81 & afIesst tkem nothing en1 m1y pr1lsl
blessing
Parties eishihe ne prescriptions, FkfE, tJ rei1n
mail .Bili please asdrss
RRp. EnWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg k5ns CO. N6e FORA
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17


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The syhptons 81 Catsrrb are al hrss verysaeRs
Persons ind thoy have . cold Ehat they have Ire.
quently attacks. and arr more sensitive D fhs
changes Of temefatu e. IL this c0rdifi0n thf
noso may be drs p-a sigh d'seharge thin ~ ne
rid after wards tiies And adhesive, aag iEas.
ssbfsse Isass 3 loi a9sss d sl.sss
Asths. dpsnae becomes ehrouio, the diseharr.,
are increased In quantity and chaaged in quality
tsey are nov fhick and heavy, and Afs haNksd d
cosghcd OF The secresisRs are offensive, cansiua
q bad breath 90 goiqe thiek a1d nasal; fbsleye'
are poak The sense Of smell r lesssned Or destroy
Cd deafnsss freqaeatiy taxes piaet@
AsotAts ssEssn eaA iaoff&nt systen@f
tarrh IS. that The perssn IS oofged tbeiear rs thr6si
inlfhe morning te4s8lt Br tiny nBgc1s ednch
has lalen ffea s4ea1 daring re algat. Hsp
4 eets4i4e4iN ~ g ths cage s74 aqaa lpss
no lime II ~arrestirg il.
sllk aa me l1snim9 cdr
Tseahove arsaaqt fag.ef TIE panx cAtarrhat
sVn,Dfoms. Write to our Labaratory lor oar Ian
pBles descr Ains M aits5nttcUss - Be sent
Free 10 aRy ADD AZ d~4eetioas Hnsrs q pro-
We are zsceig % Letters from alI paris Of the
Cnion. ard a1so nus erous tesl menfass tr5ia hose
aiBg is bes1us the eyiispss df - easaiassle
merits.
Rhfs remedy contains % MiasfsI ~ Poisenea
Ingredients, but Is prepared from vegetable extraef<
Exclusively therefore 81 Is PsiTectiy Hafnit3
even t. the mass tppder and dolicese cnild.
Call For Seelye's Catarrh Rem6dY ard take e.
Il not aoid by druggists Is reur rlo;anF.
they win order i foF you. Prizes $500 per hoftel.
All persons m1erIng Uith any a9seions I'll tie
head, Throat or Lunes should Erit6 az ones ~
our Pamphled fuily describing All symptoms pertain
ing 70 the above diseases
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17

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THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
principles OEomsehanism, possessing many rare and
valuable Improvements, having been examined by
the most profound experts and pronounced tobe
simplicity and Perfection Combined,
Hhasa straight needle, perpendieulaf action
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH. which
viii neither RIP or RAVEL, and is alike on both
sides; performs perfect sewing en- every desert ti0n
Of material, from Leather to tbs finest Nansook
Muslin, with cotton, linen. or silk thres d, srbm the
eoarest to the finest number. IL .
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the
least possible friction. il runs as smooth as glass
Emphaticaliy a Nnfssfsss Hsacbf1e
II requires FIFTY PIX LENT less peWer "a
drive il than any other Machine in the market. A
girl twelve years Of age can work It steadiiy, with
out fatigue or injury to health. ~ s
Its strength and w ondtrfui simplicity # can
s~truction renders il almost impossible r. ger but az
order, and is GUARANTEED BY the company n
give entire satisfaction. sks
Wsrespeetfully inFite all those who may desire
10 supply themselves with a superior a tieIe "a
come and examine this ERriYalled Machine.
But in a more especial manner do We solicit The
patronage Of
Merchant Tailors. goeet Make so
H 6GsS5 s hatS Msinufae Sos sats si 5adsssEs-
tureTs. Vest and Pantalopn
ers. Dress Makers
eItgfoHsand Charitable Affiliations sSH Be- he
rally dealt lcih.
Prices Of Machine COmplefe
10. 4, Family Machine, with Hemmsr, Fellsr
and Braider, ~ elsaI nssesdt Go
No. Small Aanufaeturipg, With Extension
No. 3, Large Manufacturing with Extsnsion 8
KS Fable sea4 aff .Qs
No 4, Large Misunderstanding, for Leather,
with Rolling Foot and OfCup 100
One half hour Instruction - sn5ieientso ema6s anu
Personto sgork ff1 1aehise 70 their entire
s0eisf0cfion.
Agents Wanted for all townsin tie United Statgs
where Agents are not already establishcd.71Als
for Cuba, Mexico, Central and Soutb America. -
WHOM 8 liberal discount viii be given.
Terms invariably Cash on delivery.
z. j. Macarthur & Co.,
SO Broadway, New YezkI
A.. 4 Co. $50 Washington, ST.. Bosfon
40 Chestnut St., Phna.
GEO. FRANZ. Agent. s3s4I 31T
la25A ffh, StsLhnis, MOI ~ uraf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18
ETributS Of KesDGct.

st called communication of Salem Lodge,
No. 81, hold at Msson's Hall, in Middleburg,
Va, on Friday evening, November 18th, a. l..
5S67 A. D. 1867 the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted: ...
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God, in
his Infinite wisdom, before which we boy with
humble resignation, to call to the Celestial Lodge
above, in the meridian Of his life and IN the
midst Of his. usefulness, our beloved brother.
J. CONWAY BRoUs, NJ. D., q member and Past
Master of this Lodge;
..ResoLyed In token Of our esteem for him as a
good man and true, an humble christian, g skill
ful and conscientious physician, q Jealous work
ing mason, ever observant Of the sacred tcnets
OF our profession; and Of our appreciation of
his able and faithful two years service, rs Wor
shipful Master of this Ledge. that our Hall be
draped in mourning for three months
Resolved, That our Worshipful Master be re-
quested TO transmit copy of these proceedings
to the widow of our deceased brother, with the
assurance of our sincere coincidence with her
self and family in their sad affliction and OF oui
ferveut prayers that the Father of the father
less, and the God of the widow may ever have
them in His keeping .......... 80.
ResoLued, That a copy of these proceeding:
be sent to the Alexandria Gazette for publica:
ton therein. A. M. SMITH, Master.
VIM. B. COCHRAN, SecLy. pro tenn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18
FOREIGN News.

Advices by the cable are. to yesterday. Late
dispatches from Athens state that tllities
have been resumed in she island Of Gambia.
The French troops in the Papal States are
making preparations to gointo winter quarters
at Civita Vecchia. 10y
The FeDian prisoners convicted at Manches
ter were sentenced to be hung on Saturday.
Halpin, Warren and Costello made speeches,
denying the legality OF the Com mission by
which they we're tried, and claimed profession
of the American Government. How such a
claim can serve them does not appear. Ofthe
four sentenced it is asserted that Gould, Lar
kin and Allen will positively be executed.
The Pope still objects to the submission of
the Roman question to general conference.
The Great Powers are divided on the subject of
holding the Conference: Spain alone, it is
said, will sustain the temporal power of the
Pope. A London dispatch states that; the
United States is to pay $ll 900, 900 for the
Danish West India Islands and to become re
sponsibe beside tor the claims of France
against those islands amounting to $9,000,0OO
more The British Government has received
no official advices of the submersion of the is
land of Torto Ia. .s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

A terrible accident occurred in Binghampton
yesterday morning. AtreigEt Ell CINE exploded,
tearinpg the engine into fragments, and instant
ly killing the engineer aad fireman the former
named Edward Cation and the latter William
Rose, both of Syracuse The bodies were found
10 the wood pile of the tender, with both their
heads blown of. Mr.. Cations head was torn
from his tody, leaving only tuit of his side
whiskers, his jaw, and the upper part OF his
spinal column protruding from the back of his
throat MIR. Rose was struck in the forehead
by piece of boiler and the top of his skull cut
completely uff. Upon removing the victims
from the engine, bot icon, from some part Of
the frebox, was found 10 thetbreast Of Mr.. Rose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18
Mexico.

From Mexico via Havana we learn that all
the members of the Court Martial except the
prosecutor, before which Santa Anna was tried,
have beensentenced to six months imprisonment
for the lenient nature OF their verdict. Juarez
has COMMITTED the sentences of Macmillan s
Generals and Colonels to four years imprison-
mept, and those Of the inferior officers to lesser
terms The other foreign adherepts of the late
Emperor, including the soldiers who served
under him, have been bani>hed the country.
The highest civil officers of the Empire have
also been ordered to leave the country the
lesser ones are to be either imprisoned or placed
under the surveillance of the police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

BARRIERS will have to look out for their bust
ness, as the inroads machinery is making are
rapid. The adaptation Of machinery to the
act of brushing hair was chronicled some time
since, but Dublin barber has improved on the
idea so far, that be has machine in operation
for cutting hair. A notice of the working of
the machine declares that the sensations pro
duced by'its revolutions around the head are
said to be very agreeable. We think, how
ever, that to a nervous person the apprehen-
sons for the safety of the ears and nose would
be anything butagreesble, notwithstanding the
fact, announced by the inventor, that the
operator. by turning a screw, can adjust the
cutting blade SO as to take off just the quantity
of hair desired. - y. g. 1a..s =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

REMARKs The marke. opens quiet. with s.
downward tendency in prices for Grain Flour
is firm, and Welchs Family has been advenc-
ed SOC. Thorc was fair enquiry for Wheat,
and about 1000 bushels offered and SOLD 1t 2l0
to 225 for inferior lots of white. red and mixed,
and NOa250 for good white red 230, go and
245 FOR fair to good. Upwards of 200 bushels
ipflCorn Offered, and sold at 100 for old white,
and l00sl02 TOR ndw--no enquiry for yellow,
and no sales reported. Rye in, fair request With
sales of inferior at 49, Oats were in brisk de-
mand with sales st G6a69, according to quality.
Apples in plentiful supply, and quality, gener-
ally prime
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18
Receipts ocE'roduce, &c, by Railroad

Tie following are the receipts of produce, &c ,
for the past week, by railroad:
O., A. s. NJ. L. R.-Corn, 9647 bushels; VIII eat,
$3.50; oats, $685. rye 1923; corn in ear, 1885, flax
seed, |; sumac, 266 sacks, ,230 lbsi -four, 2l5
potstoe!, Dc Bushels bacon 3l77 I5s cider
bbls; butler, 81 frkins and hb.s; onions, 5 bush
els; IRON 10, OTIS lbs; rags, $50 lbs; slaves, $780,
bark, cords; lumber, $500 feet; cows calves,
hogs and sheep, 50; lard, . frkins; meal, 2lO
bushels; beans, II bushels; leather, l bundle;
tobacco, 4 cases; turkeys and geese dressed, 49,;
guano. tons; walnuts and cho!tnuts, IS bush
els; eggs, Is bbs; wax, lC0 lbs; slaughtered hogs,
IS; SHIN lies, 00Gl spokes, 100; hides and skins,
70 bundles; cattle and hogs car load. together
with other merchandise. Freight sent forward
ll9G; oats, 144 rye, 1916; meal, 500; -four, $50
bbs; fruit 50 bbs; wood, rs car loads; stock, 4;
slaughtered hogs: S. with butter, &c.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-NOV. i

,.- ARRIVED. ...- viz. ...
Steamer Columbia, Harper. Baltimore, to B.
Wheat. .-..' ... .'' i -
Steamer Kenncbec, Talbot, Baltimore, to J.
Broders .S Co. .'.f-:-'-.....
Schr, Elma NJ. Wright Freeman, George
town, to w. a Smoot s. O..
Schr Emusu, Rollins, Harve dc Grace, coal
to A S. !Perpencr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

:; IDAHO Affairs in Idaho Territory are rep
resented as.deplorable, 10 consequence of the
ine66ciency OF Governor Ballard and the quarrel
which has been carried on for some time be-
tween him, the President and heads of depart
ments. Ballard was suspended from his
Office by the President, and his successor was
appointed. The nomination of the latter after
it had been confirmed by the Senate at the .ex-
Ira session in July, was reconsidered and thus
the matter now rests Ballard continues to
: hold Office, but the heads of departments
refuse forecoqnzie him, and will not ray him
athe appropriation made for the territory, nor
settle his accounts. The Senate at the last
session ratified the treaty with the Indian tribes
of Idaho, wherein it was stipulated that they
should receive a large amount of money. The
Governor Of the Territory is er oficiio Superin-
tendent OF Indian Affairs and has the distri-
button OF this money. The trouble now is that
the various persons interested cannot come to
an unders' andine about The amount of money
to be made out Of the Indians and the Govern
ment. 55as.z es 10 Gsts.
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Prince William co nov l3-eots
DUCXLAND WOULEN FACTORY.

The undersigned having become the owners
Of the ''Bucklsnd Mills Prince William 60,
Va, two and half miles from Gainesville Sta
ton on the Manassas Gap Railroad have pu.
the same in thorough repair, and now prepared
to fill all orders for the
,N' - BEST WOODEN FABRICS.
BY the addition Of new and improved
chncry they hope to manufacture goods that
will compete with the best, both in the texture
and finish, in the markets. They II ave engaged
as superintendent q gentleman who La- haI MI
experience Of twenty years in the beS: WOODEN
mills of England and is known to be thorough
ly skilled in the business. Every cltot viii be-
made to make their establishment worthy ot
the support and encouragement Of those who
desire the development Of the manufacturing
interests Of the state, and the underSlg nrd nope
to receive generous support in the undertake
ing.
Gsr The highest market price will be paid
for wool, either in money or cloth.
JOHN b. HUTTON 4 CO.
Prince VIM co. nov l4-co3ln
;rNHE MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE
/ COMPANY OF BALTIMORE hHs thi:
day officially appointed hessrs \ h0O&
& BROS. the Agents ofss'd Company to succeed
Mr.. George / Thomas, who resigned, with the
view Of removing TO Mobile.
Messrs. Jameson IL Bros are authorized to
take risks in Alexandria or adjacent counties
at rates which, it is hoped will be satisfactory
to the Company, and to the Insured.
Insurance. on Real Estate can be effected from
one to FIVE years in the Maryland A liberal
share Of Southern patronage solicited.
THOMAS +. .HAMBLETON.
no II I'm Pre-. Of the Office in Baltimore.
4 CARDIFF retiring from the Insurance
- Agency Business, the undersigned begs to
return his thanks to his friends for the very
liberal patronage extended to him, ana 70 IA
form than that the Companies represented -
him, together with all his business, hnvt teoI!
transferred to MeSSrS. JAMESON i BnO2'--
whom take great pleasure in recommending
as my successors, and who, ! am sure, VII coi:'
duct the business upon the snme libc:si 27lnt!-
Piles that have heretofore chnraoter;zct lh'h
dealings. fno l3-lm &. l. THOMAS.
DIAPER BAGS AND FLOUR SACKS.
have made arrangements with one OF Tue
largest manufactures OF the above goods IN tue
United States, by which am prepared to iuF-
nish the same ut factory prices when any con
siderable quantity is wanted Flour Sacks "!N
be stamped with the purchasers name &C
without additional charge, II the amount 'c
quircd is sufficiently large. -, H.
I have just received a supply, and VIII %
pleased to take orders for any others not on
hand Samples Of which can be seen Il. my
Paper and Stationery Narcroom, corner
King and Water streets. ,>-r
nov l3 JOHN II. PARROT
Il 1aV
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OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
y BKENTsyILLE, Nov. II&a, 1857.
TO THE CREDITORS OF w. j. WEIR,
l. DEC D., AHD ALL OTHERS CONCERNED.
You are hereby notified that nae t5ed, ii!
the request of Walter Weir, Executor o; tho
estate Of the said William J Weir. decreased.
the 25th DAY OF NOVEMBER MKT, ut
my Office, for receiving proof Of debts or de-
at which time and place YOU are required 70 a.
tend.
Given under my hand, rs Commissi nlcr Of
the County Court of Prince William county,
the day and year aforesaid.
... K. i. SINCLAIR.
Prince William co nov l3-eot;
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A LEXzANDRIA.
-, 5 - : ! .- - III
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IS.
. VIRGINIA NEWS.

, . Thesteam tannery of Mr.. Horn, near Glade
Spring Depot, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, was burned on Friday night last
The establishment was one of the largest and
most complete in Virginia, and possibly in the
!. South, and was fitted up with all the modern
Improvements for carrying on the tanning bus
mess. The loss is heavy The origin of the
FIRE is supposed to have been accidental,
: s: s. We have received a circular from Messrs. f.
6 Mauzy, w! H. II. Lynn, and A. NJ. CARRIER,
Z il, the editors, respectively, of three papers
. published in Staunton, proposing convention
of the Conservative editors Of the State, to as
semble in this city on the 18th Of December.
There-will be public meeting of the citizens
Of Fauquier county, held in the Court House
at Warrentou, on Court Monday next, the 25th
instant The objectof the meeting is to APP
point delegates to the Conservative Convention
10 ,be1held in Richmond on the 18th proximo.l
& Col. VIM w. Leftwich, one of the oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens of Bedford
county, died at his residence near Otter Bridge,
ION thes28th Of October, at. the age Of seventy
three years 51qa ..sls .
ia IA number Of colored persons belonging to
the League in Warrentop, are truly DESTROYS of
disconnecting themselves with it, and would do
30, but for fear Of personal violence, and PER
haps serious bodily barn.
~ A married woman named Proctor, the moth
= er Of four children, eoped last week from Spot
sylvania county: with man named Minor
She left the children for her disconsolate lord
to:take care of.
We are glad to learn that the Pennsylvania
J; capitalists who made an extensive purchase Of
{ iron lands in Pulaski county last Spring, are
making elaborate preparations for the develop
e ment of the same. .& 4"
!, Wytheyille must be one of the most active
and sprighsly places of its size extant. On last
:: court day, nearly everybody got drunk, and fire.
=. quent combats was the natural result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 10
Cattle at Drover's Rest sold Yesterday as fol-
lows $50 head Of cattle at So 80 to ST per hun
dred weight; 500 head Of sheep seld at 81 20 to
81; 80 head Of lows and calves 1T S35 and $50,
according to quality. -----.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

The Southern Literary Messenger is soon t
be revived, in this city, by Messrs. Wedder
burn & AlfrieDd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

Weston, the pedestrian, has failed for the
third time in his attempt to walk one hundred
miles in twenty-four hours a@c. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

VIM. E. Boisseau was tried by the Hastings
Court Of Pittsylvania, last week, for shooting
W. G. Grasty, feed seven dollars and dis
charged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

HORRIBLE SCENE AT AN EXECUTION. The
negro Sylvester CUTLER was hung at Elizabeth,
N. .J.,son the l4th instant, for the murder of
another negro, named Firman, last June. His
death was vas horrible one The moose had been
adjusted in "a sleveny manner Instead of
resting under the ear directly SO as to break
the neck itquickly slipped around, and broad
surface OF black skin, the veins stretch ng aud
almost bursting with the terrible dstension,
was exposed to the crowd. Ordinarily there
is in. hanging but three sudden uphcavioes of
the body when the neck is broken Immediately,
but in this case the poor wretch shoulder
blades worked in oscillations, with the energy
and powerof a! steam engine. Then the neck
was twisted and turned around and around like
India rubber, and the body heaved in terrible
oontortion. And then, the legs kicked and
plunged for over two minutes almost at.au acute
angle, indicating the agony Of the dying mans
soul. Then sudden heaye, and all was still
for six minutes. Then the struggle commenced
again and lasted for ten seconds After hang
log thirty minutes the body was cut down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-18

The BETS ON THE NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
The New York Express Of Saturday night says
The excitement among the spectators on the
past elections has at length subsidized. The pools
sold at Relly's restaurant, Broadway, were
paid off Friday evening. The money that has
changed hands over these elections is some
thing Incredible $25, 900 passed through the
hands Of the anctioneer; 500 900 was bet in
Reily's restaurant alone, and the total amount
will not fall far short Of $500 000 = The princi-
pal winners over the election Of O Brien are
Hon. John Morrissey about $4,000; and
Messrs. Hines, Nolan, Eckerson. and Cuddy.
to the tune of some hing between ST ZOO and
$4,000 For the coming campaign for Mayor,
the Tammany ticket is a strong faVorite, as
odds are offered on Hoffman, election