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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

Cosr or JAcoBrKrx.--lt appears
|ffom official tigures thar the xpenses
of . standing army, which, ander |.
Democratic administration of tho
Government, did not exceed Sl9 900. \
900 year. am"uns, in the second
year OF Jaeoh'n peace. to the round
snm IF 800, 900. Quo. This does nor
include the millions appropriated %
carry ont ihe scheme Of snljeciing
Son'hern white men to lie doinina-
tion Of Southern niggers, nor the 9th
er millions expended in feeding and
clothing said niggers and supplying
them with spelling books.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

I While the aggregate taxation nron
the people 10 evEsvwh here recugniz. 4 ss
= grievance. and, in these times cf
peace, an unnecessary grievance--a
great evil. in fact. winch would Dot
bc endured in any other country of
the world-ihe mode OF Ievyi,y "a
y taxes is irritating and offensive 10
r degree that il beginning 10 lie felt
by oil CLASSES, and wl.icI, will certainly
lead 10 the utter rout OF the parry 70
y hich the country is indebted 70 the
expensive nuisance. There is not :
thing, from iuciscr match 10 dis
|'nond necklace. that we have lot 10 nav
r tax upon, and Tor what. Not Tor
the support OF the Government surely
Tor ws ought TO have = cheap govern.
ment, II it was properly administered.
and we would have economy and hya.
esty in high places and moderate in
tcrnsl revenue law, If there were hon
est men In office.
Upon close computation every
man, woman and child in the country
- now taxed at the rate Of forty dol
lars each per annum, which weighs
orpressiveIy upon heads Of families
where the produc: Of one mans labor
has to bear the whole burden. These
taxes are paid in thousand small
vexaticus ways That come home to ev.
cry household. In sh"r. we are the
most heavily end unjnst'y taxed peo-
pie in the world. Now. what il shv
remedy for all this! Clearly. it is to
pnt ont Of power the party that has
laid this inA;ciion upon us 10 get rid
of the faction that has kept our ex
penses up TO war standard during
more than two years. since peace was
;onsumrnated at Appomatiox Court
House, in April, 1865. This i the
'nly method whereby 70 GET rid OF the
wills petty taxes. national banks and
nurdinate levies npon the industry OF
be peOple.-New York World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

CAs AsY Oss TEEt.-Csa sny one tell
Why men Who csssos psy email bills, cen
s'wsys fad money to buy Iiquoss. and
'sess whss hsppssisg snose their isissdsi
Csa ssy one TELL hoe young men whO
dodge THAR wssheswonsn sDd srs always
behind With shsis Issdlosds. sss plsy epsAse
night ssd dsy. end ere sIvsys sssdy iss :
game of poker o. sevss upi
Csn snv one 'eIl hes men I've sad sup
port their ismiIies who hsvs 90 isesms 40
% not work. while others Who srs Indsslri.
oos end e0pssss'ly snploysd. half s'srvei
Oss ~ one ssli bsw Il 10 shss men ~ao
y 'oo poor e psy TO- nswspspss. 8 ssls
% psy doI'sv o. TOO : week fss tobssse
whisky ~ sissvsi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15


sShon. you rsekiensnbs dss lissIs bopy
pyed mit Dc bridie next week.
"Ysw. vos sf hint"
"Ns'hisg. only gis shssssd psr ly
psd."
saois
"Ysw. You 80 q shs vust plses. 4 IA
PLAT mis ooss 'ees. ssd fssy Isns mis- ves
-. Dee. Won yes giss % biz. 20 siss Be
rsses ~ Pehiad uas tleks " psiors 90 w.
ser 49, bhssk.mulc. dinks dshs him
'h'is rite Yesterday. unit no sooner ! eiss
s'ssddIs bic pack he commence dss W, %
like vskis posm on bos,s,ssm. uss 80
hs gi's 'oss. zee - nixed up evssydisks.
vins miasssIf sissss sseaas psessa ard.
mia he dell in mine hssds sns Do psidIs."
well. vot you goiag 70 20 nit hinP
"Oa. ! vixsd bin psstes q shsn vp. I
hischsd his il The esn mis HE ssii we're hi.
Assd ought % b.; den give hin sbosl Z dos-
'ess cue dit hideeos; he sissss % ~, bu,
'ooa he sees ne carr psfors hin. be make.
pscksssds. Den I sshss bin out, hitch h.ul
= rite wsy. mi pedss b goes % sushs col
y saybody's Sony.''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

0TOsn. MeCsslIsa he's taken psssass to-
himself end family. snd psoposss 70 ssil iron
Liverpool for the country 10 ,hs ssssmship
Pvfsis on the 16'h Of Novembss. H may
be sxpecsed. therefore. % sssivs here about
the 9th Of THE month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

The following ere sons Of The pseuls
besusiss sDd mosl nosicsabls points o. R,
puo'iesn 6osncissins. which the ssdiss
psess arc urging the country TO Uphold.
Bosvcwing Rrssnhscks fos The govern
"e"' wren gold is At 2 SO Or 2 % pssmisa
and then payiDg The ieodsss in gold. tho
paying back two or three limss o mucl
money - they received.
2. Gssssbacts ere lsgsl teader 10 die
charge debts contracted in gold 81 privs,,
citizens. but ere not : legal tender TO q,
obligations that The Gsvsrsmsnt eonsscses
Ia grssabscks!
5. We nos hsvs . debt Of 600 600 OOC
os $500 100000 10 currency. bes.nr no in.
ssssN end coss'ag the people soshiag fos il.
use. We also hsvs deb, Of . 900 900 600
which bssss IN iassssss 10 gold q ok %,
cent. Or sboo: nine per cent. in currency.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury, With assso,
of the radical Congress. i regularly redue.
ias. q the ssss Of $4,000. 600 moa,h, he
debt that bssss no is'sssss. cad sddlng IL On
70 The debt bessing iotsssss! Ia other
words. hs adds. every thirty dsys. 500 600
10 gold % oar ssxss i0s istssssl. or 500 90
70 legal tenders. ~ shis process ei chess.
ng nos-in'srsss bsasIag debt inss On H..
'essss bssrisg ore. This u called brilliant,
nasoeie'iag. Do not the people sss L IL
hss ,ightf
4. ] 600 assional bsaks ere esesssd 20 4
'us o400. 600 900 NJ bluebsets % cusssoe,
or the people. For thls currency sha banks
|es from the Govevnmsas. Who collect il 10
sx-s. come $4,000 700 year. Nos, the
ivvesnmsst could Issus shs ssas sreuss|
4 gresnbscks. snd soi cost the osopls ooel
ens. The 2s00oO0O ere simply thrown
way. fos the gsseabsck surseacy 10 much
'ef'e' than the bIasbsek. being : Iessl Ten
es Tor debts. which the assisnsI baak eosesl
70 not. No one need receive . sssi,oaIl
snk note for dsbt unIess hs chooses. Yell
pr their issue We are lsxsd half @ much ssl
cost 10 sSn The whole Gsvsssmsss d
usrser Of century ego. OuRhs sss che
sopIs 70 iadOns the party which sussslss
his policy!
o. Another beauty u Rspublicsn 6aan.
ies'ne % that 0Overamsns mensy is %,
God enough 70 psy GOessmess dsbss sst
hst ws hsvs 'wo kinds Of moaey, one for
Be people, but ssoihes end better one ssiIII
. the bondholder.
s. AS great climax Of The msscv. we|
sse % in'esess debt Of more thsn q 600. |,
10000 and me holders Of whIch - -,
~ one cent Of Stale Or Iocsl tax upoo 1,
= the support Of the Govesnmeus which
'oises their lives. liberty and properly. ii
he sim Of the radio las is 70 make shis debt =
'spetusl institution. milIsione, that shslllI
'ng upon the necks of the people, ssss.
= them . ihs earth. Every sIxsess yssss|
ere 70 psy enough in Interest % dis- !
'srge the PsincipsI. hut the latter Il 10 se.
sin ennseIv uDdimioished. the souscs oil
esh sod snousIIy recurring bssdsss soIh
me. This. We sspeu. % The 6nsacislIh
'iicy 81 in~ ssdicsIs Il Il possible that Il :
u not. ere long, BE- swept swsy By she )
I'd sense and intelligence Of The pseplsl
Cincinnati Eseuises.
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6TwssdsM PhiI'ips y hssd % shs ass
sholls u C'nsssss. Who b ssys pssRl -
lew cIsmsiIy devIeed shss Il cannot b sxs.
es'ed without bringing he gssss powers d
0ovessmess 10 scilisios.s And yss the
nsnshs'ls cut u COsevsss semssd ne im.
psschmsss 81 - PvSsiisss bssssss b.
szses'es 'hs lsw 70 shs hest ofhIs jsdemsss
end sceosdias % his usdsssss adIaR d Il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

Who si"es Of paIlid prirnroses. that fringe
Departing win'es's msnue. snd shs guss
on hidden vioIsss; OF lsuds The tioas
or roses. hymned BY tciiine bees. s.dust
With golden spoiI-his music 10 unjusi.
u IN Tho wiser neasurss u his lsys.
Sweet Mstscn Of the Ysss. he have no son,
To speak tho ripened eIosies ot thy days,
When ,hro' The evening Iosg
The sunlight strong
Wses'les among the neshsr Of the hsxe.
And o'ss the deep blue gsfmsnn Of the
Night
Sheds ruddy light,
Aud spangies I'll their edges with iss rays.
Mother Of Ess,h, whose foil orbsd bosom
leeds
The sons Of men-'hs hungry round Thy knee
Gather 10 hope; with grateful uvss 10 thee,
A.hsld with crescent keen the reaper speeds.
PIuneing st earthly mora.
Among the biIIowy corn
Like bold swimmer Ia golden ses.
VI things insnima'e thou know'st she neede
A nd from the trees. before The Winter dsssr.
The dead Leaves. bronze end trown,
Thou shskest down
Among he fesns end mcsses Il the roots.
To grow sgsin 10 fruits,
And.gIsd the breaches Of smother year.
The winged and downy seeds Thy esls
bessow
y cunning nocks. beyond the search Of fsos,
rhst 10 the coming sessons they msy hIo~
IND not the simplest wild flower s'sr bel
lost
Sor ,inieH founding. By hard parent toss
Into Thy gentle Isp.
Nay ever hap
'poa . grave unsimeIy in The sno~:-
'uch is 'hy tender providence. Nor yet
Doss thou st oil forget
he Present in the Future's csrss! For
crown'd
With iruis and flowers snd corn
The pleoteous horn,
CATERS it's o'erbrimmed riches on the
grcunds
love thee Autumn; when the drowsv siv
'rembIss in concert with the sst en- leaves.
Wen birds are pipiog down smone the
shesves
nd in the berried hedge everywhere.
y. fsin would I to some dim bower escape, k
Where round The musky grape
he ssnIight with The shsdow interwssves;
here woaId knit such music Ia nv lines
To frsme minstseIsy
That should be worthies thee,
I'd mould my iaacies to nobIes shape.
ing'ng. beneath the coronsl cf vince,
To jcyful rsines,
Givrr Of siI fair ihings.
The delights thst 10 thine empirs live.
ow warmer Guns Good thee with lavish !,
rsys.
ow broader moons spon Thy hsryss,so !
gaze
Heaven sii,s greatly those Who greatly :
give.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

|. 1.-THE party that forces negro sn-
premacy on Zen States will force any
thing Il chooses on the rest. unlcss
ovcrihrown- II Is not Union Tor
which 4 lsbors, bus longer lease a
power In congress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

SIsrFRs OF rHE Horr Cross We
notice from France The appointment,
|of Mother Angela as . provincial of
the order Of the sisters OF the Holy
Cross in this country. This isaro
ciefy which already rivals in numbers
and charity the Sisters Of Mercy AMI
Sisters Of Charity. During The war
they were in charge OF many Of the
army hospitals, and distributed their
kind Offices among those who lad the
most need Of them. The came order
has established many educafional in.
stifusions throughout the country. the
principal being St. Mary's ncadamv.
near Sonth Bend, Ind, at which tie
newly appointed mother is to reside
and Of which she il 10 take charge ~
Mother Angela is an American lady
of great accomplishInenfs, and be-
|ongs to the well known Ewing family
Df Ohio. The presence Of such wo-
men a. she, and hundreds Of oilers
xho are members of the Catholic re-
igioDs orders. shonld protect these
associations from the &C ciarian calusn-
~ that is 90 often heapcd upon them.
ne good acts Of the Catholic sister
'ood are too many and valuable 10 be
utilessly attacked, and fIle acqnisi-
i'm Of American ladies' Of high So
isl standing cannot bnt contribute 10
lsvate sti!l more the standing of the
tcrhood.-Chicago Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

10 The tevms q swsNsy.oss Ushsd
Sss'es Senators viii expire On The l'h Of
March. 1869. o. whom fourteen sss sspub-
iicsDs end seven Democrats.
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02As rishnsn vho 80 pssdosed shs
s'es' ssiOss - ~ sppeisses fos he exc.
eatisn' ssd vhe wishsd . sss. rid a biz
vie. vssis p hss = ioIloss: ~ ~ss 90
'ssdsy hssgst. ssd dist HE hero; ~ ]
~. ss6 tssv 4 me asn.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

0.TA SHOW 'Dsn hss o1~ssd Mrs. Liacoln
$13 COO ios hss old clothes. He wssss 70
EXHIBIT them N Europe.
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OA negro insnrwction is talked
Of 10 tbe South. Why thon:d they
insurreetl Moe likely : white insuT-
socfi0o.
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oITbs >Nsslss. ssdlssly dissovsp sks'
Be Wsts lsets IssslIigsass. Ne o.
dssssss = ests - ~ 10 jnpsdsssa
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; CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDIN GS.

COMMON COUNCIL. ~
At regular meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil of Ale xaadria held December 10, 1867, there
ware present J. B. Smoot esq, President;
Messrs. Warfeld, Neale, hopkins, Simpson,
Harrison, Brown, Clifford, johnson H hT
The Committee on Public Property made a
when, TO- "lh;9t. ~ -
Mr.. Harrison offered the following:
RESOLVED, That the Committee on Public
Property be instructed to- ascertain the extent
and report accordingly. Which with the report
was recommitted to the Committee on Public
Property ~ to -" 1s.'' =. &C., Z
The same Committee returned the bill of
Thomas Sinclair for repairs on Market Porch,
without recommending any action.
Mr.. Harrison offered the following:
ResoLued, That the bill Of Thomas Sinclair,
amounting to $44.25, for repairs on Market
Porch and Watch House, be paid, Adopted.
The same Committee made report, on the
hose being left on the street, on Tuesday, the
Goth of November; exonerating all connected
with the Fire Department from neglect, which
was adopted. $3.50 u 81
Bill of j. F. Carlin & Co., for supplies for the
Aims House, $50, was referred to the Com
mittee on Claims. &
A communication of the Mayor, on the rind-
erpest was referred TO the Superintendent of
Police. - 0.s,,5.,| 5tt@ - -. -" .| =
A Communication of the Mayor. covering a
petition of the, butchers, with bill prohibiting
the sale of fresh or uncured meat, at other places
than the Market House, was read and laid on
the table. ,.-., .are4 al "a
A communication of the Mayor, with letter
Of the President Of the o., A. s. M. r. r: Co. ,
in relation to a special police at the depot
was laid on the table.
/: a bill Of D. T. Smoot, Corporation Attorney,
for fees was referred to the Com on Claims.
Mi Harrison offered the following, which
was adopted: -...,..
ton in regard to the contraction of bills against
the Corporation without due authority there
fore, be it S.'..', "a. -.
T. ,Resolusd, That the City Council hereby holds
the said resolution to bein full force land it will
be maintained accordingly. 49,.
The Council then adjourned
I Teste: THOMAS M. WHITE, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-11

SCARCITY OF DWELLING HoUsEs.-It is
stated by those whose business pursuits 4 com
pei them to keep posted 10 such matters, that
the demand for medium sized dwelling houses
existing at present., has never. before been
sqaassd inthis city, and that were capitalists
tozinvestlt their money 10 he erection, on the
numerous vacant lots throughout the city
limits. and which can be bought at exceeding;
lycheap rates. d such buildings, achandso me
per centum in the shape Of rents could be OBJ
tanned upon, The; outlay - = !" : %'s''" If.
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4aIplNuFDspA { ;1E77FNlff "a, BEg. H.

RfNHD5IEKpEsT The subject Of rinderpest was
s - int brought to the attention Of the City
Gopncil, last night, BY the5Mayor; in2 az CON,
manication, of which, the following is COPY
and which contained the communications lla On
the he subject already published e the Gazette
MAYoR's OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, December 10, 1867 ! -
;n7,G 3iEss Honorab1s CITY Coueci17 sal =7's1&ao
4 Gsntl men Ell Please find copy of q commu
,cations fnr~srdeda to the Honorable County
Court of Alexandria county, at the Dee &C. fs per
1 h ,s 5s ton
in the premises, submitted the matter to said
Gonrt. suggesting :tco.operation !" with the
County Court Of ,Fairfax county. BINDER lex
;stinT circumstances, without Legislature to
snpealto, the only proper course to be pursued
Wolild be TO apply, to- General :Schoheld to ap-
thorze the Courts of Aie5a9af ana Ta,rfan
Inspector for either or both counties
/ Yhe Alexandria SConnty Court has declared
It there is no jurisdiction in said Court it has
thus fallen stilltborn, apparent inditler-
euce manifested by said Court which is unin-
telligible to meaJUIE d4{G8
Without presuming to know anything aboutl
f3,A disease alluded tooY hut believing that the
cent ienen who prepared the, paper, did know
Il Thought it of sufficient 0rtance to- treat the
,nstitioners and apetitioh Withi that courtesy
which both deserve, and not exhibit lnyoagnoi
rance by d eclating my dishehef,in.the existence
aof the diseasea.l Thesee considerable and the
action of the County Court have prompted nae
to- submit the matter tors your considerations
lThe Market Master, Superin tendent Of Police,
and Police Officers have under existing laws
supervisory centrol lover the selling or Offering
for safelof tainted orialnsound meat. =
Some steps should be taken to prosset our cit
liens against the eviEsfectss ofthis most danger
Gus disease, and thus subpaitAt.
HUGdsIAHHAAf,. Mayor.
The whole matter vas retired to the Super
I
intendent OF Police. .faroc:iaa xs9
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- Police Report MAYORS OFFICE. Ed
ward Smith, hailing from Richmond, for dlsor-
derby conduct, was sent to- the work house for
ninety days. .s.9af,s si1< "
/, MAGISTRATES OFFIcE.-A warrant was is
sued for the arrest of Daniel Gibson, colored
charged with stealing clothing from Hannah
Rrutus, also qeolored- Gibson is at present in
Fairfax county, and the warrant was placed 10
the hands of Officers Walsh and Aubinoe to go
to that county and make the arrest. EAsI
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ALEXANDRIA. CHRISTIAN : = ASSOCIATION /


ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN o Assoe IAglIGON HON. 7
We are requested to state that this Society
will at once occupy their pey fo9n lll on. King
street, and that theoPresideub gill meet there
on Friday evening next Tie 18Th nsst AT four
O'Clock; the ladies of the several churches con
nectsd with the organization for the purpose
of making arrangements to hold a festival Tor
the benefit of the Society. Due notice will be
given of the time and place of holding. said
festival, and We hope that the. citizens will
respond with their usual liberslity to the efforts
which may be made ITO sustain a work, so
catholic in its character and aims, as the
Christian Association of Alexandria 1t is
expected that on Monday next, the daily Prayer
Meeting will be transferred to the new room, no.
tice OF which will be given at the Sunday School
Prayer Meeting, and alseiunder the notice Of
Church services, in the Gazette. On Tuesday
evening next, the regular monthly meeting of
the Society will be held in the new room, and all
persons desiring to become members will hand
in their names to II. r.. Smith, !, Recording
Secretary, or to James Entwisle, jr. s
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ME VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
H. ;,r. LAWS OF VIRGINIA, -
with authority to own o. 0O0acres land; Cap
ital Stock not less than SIS, 900, or more than
800 600, in shares of 500 each, for the purpose
of buying and selling Land, to, and inducing
immigrants to the State of Virginia. q -!
- Land Owners, Capitalists, &c, are invited to
cooperate with us, by subscribing libcrally in
money or land, which will with our organlzs-
ton prove profitable, facilitate immigration to-
and the settlement of large area OF uncultlVa;;
ted lands in tho State. The books are opened
for subscription at the office OF the company
109, Prince street, Alexand ria.
Secretary and Treasurer
> e, II JOHN s: BARBOUR, Prest. '
T. A. Brewis ! ~ -
70, G. F. Suttls - ."
; C. aWedderburn, ...- .
IL 81. B. Sweeny, D;reetora
j. w. Burke, .t..t. = 800
Andrew Jamiescn, .,..f. 81
: j uliust Dienelt,
81. II. Barker, $50 f. J 80. oct 10
THE MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY OF BALTIMORE has this
day officially appointed Messrs. JAMIESON!
Mr.. George T. Thomas, who resigned, with the
view of removing to. Mobile. hLH Ia. -.
+, !, Messrs, Jameson g. Bros. are authorized to
take risks in, Alexandra or adjacent counties,
at rates " hlchi II IS noped Will % satisfactory
to the Company and to the insured.
Insurance on Real Estate can be effected from
one to FIVE years in tho Maryland. A liberal
share of Southern patronage solicited.
Ja3 a8o4a THOMAS E. HAMBLETON,
IS no 13olm Pres. of the Office in Baltln ore
u A -CARD:-In retiring from the Insurance
I, N Agency Business, the undersigned begs to
return his thanks to his friendsi for the very
liberal patronage extended to, him. and to in
form them that the Companies represented 'by
him. together with all his business have been
transferred to Messrs JAMESON 81 Bros
whom I take great pleasure in recommending
"a NV successors and who, I am sure, will con-
duct the business upon thesame liberal princi-
nles that have heretofore charactarized their
dealings mo l3-lml G. |. THOMAS.
YX7ANTED-lOOO cords of good CHESTNUT
W. OAK BARK, for which we will pay $l2
per cord, delivered at Alexandria on the cars of
the Orange s. Alexa or Manassas Gap, R.R.. or
at the Tannery. Merchants or others wishing
to contract with us for 100 or 200 cords, can do
40 by calling on US at our store, 70: IL hlng
street We. have always on hand OAR and
HEMLOCK SOLE tLEATHER, UPPER
LEATHER, of all kinds, Harness. Bride and
Skirting Leather which we sell'at the lowest
cash prices We are Rayingg the highest cash
an 9-eotf ~, " OMOO1 " SV@N'
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,4 4SoHp HOUSE. Soup wasissued to day from
the Soup House to toqr hundred and seventy
three persons-eighty-eight scolored families,
and twenty5three white families. Z N Mr.. Whit
Observation-Disclosures theYreceipt Of one barrel
o, turnips, from. Mr.. Wm.yW, Williams liz as a
contribution to the. Soup House. s.s ! T..
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MARRIED.

At Waugh Chapel, Washington, D. c., on
the Sd instant, by the Rev. Geo. g: Markham,
ARCHIE M. ZIMMERMAN to Miss ELIZA
T. FLEMING, both Of that city,
In Richmond, on the 5th instant, by the Rev.
Bishop McGill, MI. JAMES FAIRFAX Nc
:LAUGHLIN, of Baltimore, Md to Miss
MAMIE S., daughter of Henry l.. Brooke,
ESQ.,, of Richmond .a' - T.'t ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-11

~: !. DisoaDE hLY.-5A woman giving her name
las MargaretLloyd, who lettlthis city on Mon
day last, for her home IN Pennsylvania was
artested<a the railroad depot, in Washington,
the same day, and confined all night 10 the
Station House, forqdisorderlY conduct. /