Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

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- Tuesday EVENING. NOV'R. q.
# RAILROAD Uxss II w AsHIrdroH.- En-
day.s Justice W .lter issued IN order forbaddllng
the c.. & i. .R R- Co., to run their steam
cars through the streets Of Washington. & Ous
5a Of this prew ssuit (which was ruled before
rs ,,IrsioeW alter yesterday, fora hearing. & YIN
. tie s same Walter issued warrant
.ss the arrestsot dShultz, the conductor
and Robert y tram
from Richmond, charging them with having,
81 tie 10TH &C n careles sy run . train
of cars. driven by locomotive, into street car
of the Washington aud Georgetown railroad,
thereby iniuring several passengers IN said car.
The case was also $50 for yesterday. At the
" hour appointed the parties appeared ten.
7 Wells and AZ. e. Riddle, Esq, appeared as
counsel fol. the Orange and Alexandra Rail
road Company, and Mr.. Morgan, on the part
x.uaof Messrs. j.. lG. Reedle, the injured conduc-
I tor, and Charles Hail., the driver OF street car
This case of Reedle and Hall against the rail-
.@s dav one week. as Mr. sReedle was unable to
sfr attendg.in consequence Of the nature OF his
agiini7,ries Tie counsel iors lheTaliroad uollpa
T9dnv stated their readiness to proceed with both
. q. cases Justice w alter replied that the SAM
tarv case would necessarily have to ne over
= until the Reedle case could be disposed Of -
The counsel for the defence asked that the
Aas order prohibiting the running OF steam7cars be
SUSPENDED, and Justice Walter accordingly
Z SUSPENDED the order unt further notlce@ Inc
:. sanitary case was then also set tor next Wed
nesday one week. eaagH 5
asg rsiF A1RFAx County. -The Quarterly Court
II commenced its session yesterday There was
g s. tallarge crowd in attendance and much bust
Q ness was. transacted The wills OF Ca, 6eorgF5
IS s Minor and Frederick Bach were admitted to
s1iaprobate,2 and administration opo:isever;l
estates was gran tied COL Jneo- Il NlosbE was
Admitted to practice and{qualdea. aaa Is
az The Court House is undergoing thorough
si.s repair sandowhen finished, Il VIII be ~
4 ,short tirn1e-wil be one OF the finest st'uc-
j. +; 1ires e tllelkin3 in=5he 5 a:e qsa1a ii.
8. The account publi>hed # q fight between %
ner Fox and ThomasJ. Murray was entirely
500 imaginative, and ista hoax, The Court will
he in session for two or bree days longer.
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The Lynchburg Republican saays:--TWNe no.
Il iced yesteraay.some; FIVE hundred bales OF cot
ton being transferred from the. he Virginia l and
as Tennessee road to the Orange and Alexandra
dep depot HEAVY. shipments Of this Southern
50 staple are constantly passing Lynchburg on
-, theirwayto the Northern markets, to return in
=. the shape 5of 1domestics,z prints, &cs The
Virginia and Tennessee and the Orange and
81 4g Alexandria railroads reach Through their
Southern connection portions of the empire
Of King ioeg cotton to which they are4not only
an adrantag eabut a necessity. as an outlet to
the great commercial marts Of the world. zat.
$ : A paragraph has been going the rounds
g stating that Gen. Lee had applied tothe Secre-
@ tary Of Warto retain a few pieces OF OLD can
non at Lexington, tor the instruction OF the
= school in gunnery practice, and that the Secre-
tary had promptly ordered the guns TO be sent
TO Richmond The Redmond Wing says,
:. as General Lee has no connection with the
military school at Lexington, and has nothing
now to do With artillery" we take tor
granted the statement isuntrue
The Warrenton, Va; Sentinel says the dl-
.ss rect tax on land in Fauquier county, is $25,,
One 76 The time for payment has expired,