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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
Da8 @pbenblatt be8 uSorrefpcn=
bcutcu.U

uelbes bette Morsen aad 10 llbr IN ilnlerer
expedition ausgcseben ipiro ,ei9net lld) belon'
oers sum 9srielbeil an Srennbe i'm eanoe ullo
in europa. 9aielbe entbaltSe rid)te iiber ollie
wifti9en Welterei9ni6e nno eoitortele BE
fpreflng berielben; has @nbe oes Siir9ers
frieses in Baris, sroBe 6enersbrunlt ilnS W
potion elmer 9ampfipr,te III Baltimore,
auberbem cine an5abl intereHarter Iutldte,
ioluie ben gnfan9 bes nelen 6omaltS
Bancroft" bon 3emrae. S6tloernn9ell,
Bioarapbie'n unb Nefrologe. Gin3elne 9tr.
5 Cts, nad europa perielSen mir oas Slatt
tir 10 Gts. pro Scr. ooer 80 pro Sabr porto
frei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
frurr- un0 gtbrns-D frhhfruna.

Sa ib meiuc etching offs Rrateent Der -D2aru7
babe, 10 bistc i'd mcine 8icute Dem %9eebrten gnbltt-
FUN ais aieturansrN Vi alter an, II. babe ~ benz bsbnie
etn SIrcau i'm SiltcrtiinInsr Der "Ntdrnlano.s eoens~
Serjiherunsss@ eIeuidait, Sir. 40. Sputbfrdke,
Ctngeridtct. ..
bcidbiet bin, eas Sntereic InCr, peihe
oCn ipGnihcn, paGr3unebmen, 70 erbittc i'd MIR ctnei
8bctt Der ofienttihen @uph.
Miifos fper6cn in Den betcu ~iotuenten Capitalization
untcrgebra9t. Sboe. ". Safnpleten,
(6oo) SIR. 10, Soutbfrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
0os NrontCfroaeuz xbeater

;eist bieie Woae 3wsi NouitdteI, lpe!d)e tbre
masnetiibe Strait ansshitben tderllG nldlt
perfebteu iuerben. Sbenan itebt Die Sertbet'
luna BON 400 @eidenfen i'm Wertbe pom
$1,000, bon benen III ieoer 9orltelln9 etne
SaaSubr nit Sette herpor3ubeben it,. Ills
ueuer @ejanssfern briatrt SRI. Sennte
Gnael, uelder BON anocrtpdrts Elm iebr ld)meis
delbafter STUFF oorausgebt. Sebe Soritcl'
lung idliebt nit benz Drama: rSie Golfer
Sdiuft" ODER r9ie Sali6miinScr bon
8arrpmout."
Nreitas Mbenb 1T 8%orfe1uns fir 9amen
Mittmof unb Sonnabeno Na6mittag fir
eeotuif;er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
@rdncn 6afenoer.
Nnftimprcr 0icbmtarft.

(far ben aDeutibsn Gorreipcncenten" bertbtct.)
baltimore, ben 20, Dtat 1871;
u nbrtcb.- Der Wartt 'udr Selttrn SlsnilU
o6uobi Nnianas Der Wote ciHtge cute StelhpIate
an nlr oCrtnae Yrcisernieorl9un9 .9e9en leete s9ons
~pcrfdnit wuroeH. Yts tsus iuuFosn stipa fV SsAu
Ssute Woraen cr0fncte Der Tartt Siertltd, Han ino
blieb 10 Uts Snn Shlufie 5n nod nteortqtrcn gIellsn,
ais ocitern; bic 8reiSeInicbri9nn9 itr e!e gS9Ne os'
ttn0 'uouaui = Sent. ~lnatiibr $50 Sttf blteben uis
]pertuuit uno Gtrua 10 purcen oitltt %helorcert' oPne
bicy a%nlCbOtrn Sn iuctoti
8orrotb after Surten uorbanbcn, lcooh marols pldls
fro9t isbr fiau. gBtr notiren, is mad Aua'ta'' 5u soo
saIDsf,EE9;r sora,5 an0 i, Big I ~ Ra . / SS,s f ngS
Die 2retie iir o4ieT o]asiirtsI, tpis iGiSt; Gsts
6ts., iar mitticre ober cute (fair( analltat ~ bic AZ
Gents. NGr oroiEdre oilrrc inn9e StitLe, Slalen ano
sibt Al his 42s 6ents; o]foindtsrs hnS Sts GtSSrtshsl.
Sortcn 4 @crts. Angelnetner 2nrnlnnitts
Yreis oes beutt9en Warttes ! q SIS; dnBcrlie Ere's.
rfaten his IL Gts.; bic .reiien Sertdnie 9rlhabsn5II
5M his 60 Gents. Bon her 3liubr tlnlen 49, 2t9u
aus Ohio, 425 aus Benripluanten. " ans gtltptano,
i59 &irgi nieu II. As aus efsSir9Iulgn 9elalnnle
2pohCnJuinbr 1913 Stht tcgtr 2p9Ne 49,, N oetppr.
iGbttsen 99raneis I,ohe $3.50; Son een SGttatgsn
Ettiider; So murcen BON Spctulartcn iir Widrtts i'm
0rten, 50 pou Naibtn9tontr uno annapoliler SaNoz
''rg nGS o. U0n InS SdmSs an e. g;O Ssi' sss g,sa atnbUteb,
ttBts ggodr 697, in Ger SaraueNrote non 15"oo'
~aUscitpt. 1901.
Shipeine. Der MART mar hteic Qeote GENT
eeno nit Shiueiuen %ueriepen, bic Strtinle marsn
Sietnlit. lcbbait, leto6 gu riner Yreisernteert9un9 oon
y bis [ Sent pro Giunb. Vie Nadira9e mar paupto
iidltd iGr t(cine ShUctue. Wtr notiren gu so:oO
his 81 pro 100 Yiuno yttttozS tiutbt; nur neni9e
rpurpcn III (epteren Yreiie %uert0uft.
SiGTe gBodje betru9 Die Sntubr 59l9, isSte 2Soms
6SGt uno in Der Doridbri9en 4Sarallel ) Iods oloS
StIf.
Sbuafe. - So lit iuieosr elm BOILER Sorratb gors
bunOcn, Der bic Hahirage oebeutero lheritel9t. Slf
BretIe iparen matt unb fclen "a Sent lelt nnleren less
ten 9Seribt. lgtr notiren Shnoie gu 4 bis On cents
pro Yiunb Srnttu=@ cluidt, Ydnnicr Su 81 bis = pro
etid, je nab Aualitdt; cute Sorten mo In NaO'
,ra9e. MI. o,,o
in Der Yaratetz JS ode pom 1870 1918 Stid.
Cite pom Siebbanblern.
Sas Nadiotecrtc in Gin 0erSttdniB ner Stanlef
Der bauptiGdtt1iten Siebbdnhlcr, Sttb=St9ent9nme
oocr Is oniienatare Der SauptbGnoier, iopte Der Stao'
ten, aus oenen ods 8icb 0storniner, nno Der Stdcte'
nobin baiielbe heftirlnt III:
Sn Ipilbctm'5 potrt ar9etonnlhen.
Nad Baltimore.
Son gBeits Strsiniin: 8on SSetz@r9'hlth'
Z %s SYS : 50 " @0O''"0 y
9iOd Philadelphia;
Bon Sbio: Bon O1lo: O.
% s. Suffp SO Y Yfoor o.
- re &c ~ l Z MI n Ill AZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26

subr I'm Srcaopap nit ibrsn GlsSettnnngen une
Il abntn Su Cidetnen! Die YroseltIon oelebi 9npo
6iuiHonen unb tormtrt tb an Sroaopap III lo'S'"1
Bic ecibsdrec"
untu Commando ots Dtators Satd,msner
Reat ft an Der iloDefli9rH 1de Der SalttrorSlIr'
A"' GSsI. Glari6au: 5rans Wsps.
al5 abfutdutcu t~uagtren:
Soispb SlsGsielo, Ybtupp Rnlter, Soispb .ERunann'
VI. S6usiosr, VI. SotidaL @sors ": Sonlon; Sstns
baro G4sB, or. Sled, &. 9autmann, 35oni9S SSattU'
SOPn S'Doub, Dan. 8ouepsrtp une SaS. pe~'"o'
erRe Dtptfton
befCbenb ans ben irertben SCrt,neH.
a%ltitsnfem 1871. r..n
ST. @essr, 3lsrth @lbborn,, Selnttd Sqn'0t
6art Sri.osL Soiepb Sdmtct'
8weits 8tpttton
benebeno aus ben eugIiiben @eicui1afttn, tttht ltN
an Der llbpsftt9sn Gte Don TrattttaBe uHo SroSo-
"' 8iutfousIhbrer: .. Mutton caeueUrf.
orou, wsosr, stsm,nnus otsnSOri, Ritb. Scir,iomp,
9befs Diarlbdl: 5obn 4. Stauet'
aitifenten:
Or. q. S. Yotoimitb, RNtrtd Re'u9'
Critic 9tutftur,
6sftcbenb aus ben perihieoener tatp. SnnSlln9sott'
elnen Der Staot nit eiuem pruhtoo perSlerttIl SrSuS
bSols,its, fpirS: ScinGi6 Soils, Dtatb. esImth9Irr,
8Ictintmnp, Ssore Tcpb, Ghiibsln Sdrelcer, Sob.
Sauer, 3. Ser5os, Satob SUNG ln0'' So)spo oUp''
Stmon 9ertorn.
aifttCnteri m,
Sobaur @rlfeter, 8. Ssrnemann, sco Slds' sS''p'
Sdmtot unb 6ricorid Sbrl't,
Die goiitton oieSer 3. 8ipiton IT nor Ger ct. YaT
trldsz Stride, BroubwGo, Gtc Der SantttraBs'
8tcrte 9iptiion
tsntbsnb aus cCn 3cIe8aten uuo ben SRrrnSafen IN
Raridea: N. Satb.
a~iltfenten:
Seinrtb Wibbenoort, Sebatian Shnter, Jat. DpH,
Alnbros Boat uno Eettr Srls.
Siefe Diption nirnmt ibrc Sledur9 bel Der crtttcr
im Sroaemap. -,
6lnfte Diuiftor,
bsnebene aus ben Gsieaidatssn Ssr ct. Stp9oH'HS,
Mittc Der ct. NRartiuu5 : GeielihoIt ipiro OCT oGtl'
W~iartinus, unc in Der Brittle Der q. Ssor9sas.8e
ieliitait Der bell. @corsius in i9rer pollen Mlitun{
o%crtTcteu friu. Stefe 8iuiiion nirnlnt tbrs Sttluni
on Oh : Gou9bitraBe Gin nit Dem rttten 6lA9cl an
Waridau: 2inton Sad,indnn.
VI 5ittHten:
WidatI Sobtermunn Ebl. Surn, Anton SN'au9
9nbreae 0thicr unb D.. Ntnticr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
Wnolifhe Cper.

Sod fnapp Dor benz Gintreten Der beiben
Sabresseit iperoen mir cine fnrSe0 pern-n Sats
ion" bier baben, inbem ftd Die englt,dle
Operngeiedidaf entidlo7en bat, beite. 6ret'
tag, uab morgen bel @elesenbeit ibrer 0lrdl'
reile 8 8orfeQungen gu geben. 9eite, Trst.
nit elmer portrefFiden Seiesung, ipooou mir
nar Grau Sesuin unb SRI. 5erlee renilen.
Die iette 8orieauns bieisr Sper Dor eini9er
Wonaten nit berielbeu Seiebuns tarb be.
fanntlif iebr piel Beifal; iiberbanpt bat itd
bic ensfii1e Oper burt lire Streblamteit
unb burd) perbeiaiebuns tiidtissr 8rafte cine
bebeutenoe Sfelluns inter ben bier nm Die
CUNT bes muFiliebsnben Publitunls rtpal!s
6renben Gompasnie'n sefidert. Die Srei.
taasporReQuna 1T elm 8srefiS fir ben tildti.
aea Diriaeuteii iSrn. 9ebrens. Sonnabeuo
2admittag mirS ,Wiaritana" geseben;
| abenbs tritt 8arl Bornes ais rSertram" 1T
l uWcbsrt Der Gsufel" auf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
NNefferbcriht

Baltimore, %. Vlat 1871. Tatts II ltbr. =
8arometerItonb: %. so; Betict in z Stunoen: y: ~;
Lbermomsteriano: 81; Wino: Deit; Stdr'e oeS satns
ocS: frifd; Detter: tlar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
. Mfarnlanb
Seuer ScrIi6ernngs Geielidatt
BON baltimore,

Ode Der Ypitoiice= Ipenle uno Seecnoitr.,
ueriidert nur scseu Seuerssciabr ale arten @taen-
tbuin, Wobilien, auuimannnbslter II. {. 10. In oer
staot uno aui benz 4anoe. Die Beoiu9nn8en flnb
auncbmbar, b~cionbcrs inncrbdib ocs Staotse nno 9q
Stabt, bo sic @cielidait beabiidti8t, ibrc @sitdtte
finttiI bauptiddlid ani bieic &rentcn 81 bcitrdnt
Ten. appIitationcn psroen i'm Shreau Der @eiehs
itaft cntgeSen 9citoinrlen.
- Subanu Steumann, Vrdf.j
&id,art Y. Safer, 8icesVrdI.
3trettoren:
gpiaiam SopIins, G9In. >. Wtiltftn,
IS. q. Cooper, Spbn 8. WtIep,
30, %. Spenccr, =. u. NobinIon,
Solomou atna,| Sainuel Ststu,
Riborb &. Yafcr, Charles 8. Rooms,
Sobann 9ahtcr, sra Is. &anHclb.
(2il-) Suf. &. miinpr, ecfrctdr.
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@arieln'S
patentirte islbtwaidenSe


9ieie Seife III cine Der niitItdfcn grEnonn8en bes
Retailers; tic mdfdJt bic ~tcinffen, mte aud bic 9robften
in %faltsIt. %tuarluen,, bartein, Deidtm ODER
SalBtua5ier obne 9oden ober Ytafdincrie. nne lplrb
s%aranttrt, ca6 ie bic ieinften f%abrisats ntdRt bstddotst.
ipenn nad Nnfuenoun8 9ebraudt. gs IN cine pprs
sialidbe Seife pesen Der ndtRcbenoen Sriinot,
ndmlit:
i. Sicje Seiie, burd ibre eigsne araft. Iof baS
iSstt auj ,ino beirsit bas aleibun9self pon Stmns.
stniab nnb idneu Dasisnise tblsno. roeLdes esipotn.
lid Mnftren9ung uno Jetbung Der 9ttiecr ourt Die
Wathmaidfnc ober Iaidbrett %crioroert. Sebr penis
Sanoreiben If notbis, pspn oieieS ctte ~ee6rauft tutre:
ausssnommen. no ftt Der Sdnus lsbr ttsf stn8t'est
bat ODER Die aiciber iebr beldntuyt ifno.
9. Gtnc CUTE @ofdiran, nsnn fe nit bei. @etEau4e
~berietben betannI 1T. Tam in ~berietbe, 3eit nlebr nro
better uaihen. oils srpG Spaidiraurn nit ben beften
Wafdmaihinen un6 Der seuobnIiden SctLt.
8. IS Ipiro eurdaus feline Sdure ober Goba In Der
Gabritatiou b~erictben sebraudt. iftA
4. Die Gisentbimer 9arontiren, ea6 btrtauS WthtS
In ~oerfeIbcu entbalter n, tpaS bic Qlsiber aut tr8eno
cine Beiie beihooigen ionr. ~
Wirberperidufsr srbaItsn ben nbtiden 3abdtt.
$asseu, 2ppn 3 Gomp..
Rr. SO, Glib . Guta,pfraRe.
tNpriI2D, 3Y}te,4 S,t&w)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
MaMMotferbam.
Nah QnnhnH!

%2SSA Die t1Sne A / odntide Bri8s ~Garlf"
k@ Capt. Suenfsn.. lpiro prompt mao oot,
Spen6e man i'd an 1.9. asrahns x Gcmp..
1902 Rr. 81, GlbsUapRToee,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26

Ole Dluifonsfhbrcr unb Rari6dIe Fnb erfu1t, R6
asnau an ~foleenbts Dro9rarnul Su baien.
Zane fotboifdsn @sishf6attsu Enb erfu9t Eunh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-26
Die 2tHDcitrte
firemens' pfrldnungs- Comp.
bon Baltimore,

Gie Neabpbp=
Teuer &erliderunss Geieaidatt
BON Baltimore,
~. .m SetonO Straks,
ncben oem 9 o f. v m tc.
Stc lit lest bcrelt, ate 1trten Iebdnte, wtbbein
une aaufrnannS ) Wadren In Der Staet o6er ont
bem 9anbe aui Gin Sabr ooer ~fiirSsre 1erinine III psr~
aiIeturtren. -
Dtrtftortunr:
SbpS, .. g arep, PrdRbent.
9anopap Gbeiton Nuitin Doll
1bom. Wbitrie8c. Au9nf So9ter,
Gned Bratt, .r 3. y. y. $droue
Mm.a ennebo, 4 ., Y. v. paroep,
Seize 9pion, Sainrs e9reo.
(2f2r) 'r Rid,art q. NpR, Sttretdr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21
NEWSOF THE DAY,
$50 sho,c the rery age and body Of the Times

The returns published by the British govern
lnent show that the United States have now
eclipsed Russia in the English wheat market,
and forward to the United Kingdom more than
Il third of it's whole supply. In tive, years the
increase amounts to 1913 per Ct, the largest IN
crease in proportion to the quantities sent nav
ing been in the import from, the Southern ports;
For the present the T. S. return to the second
place on the list of the countries who supply,
England with cotton, British India beng stl
at the head.
The five Fenan exiles who arrived at New
York from Liverpool on Thursday evening
were the subjects of an angry contention as to
who should have the honor OF receiving them
themselves, who refused to 60 with either party
or accept any honors until their companions
shall have arrived They went alone to their
hotel and there secluded themselves.
The Committee Of the Methodist Book Con-
Germ yesterday dropped the investigation OF the
charges against Rev. DR.. Lanahan. The re-
suit IS triumph for DR.. Lanahan, and ne IS
replaced in his position as Assistant Agent OF
the Book Concern. The investigation into the
affairs of the institution which he desired has
been ordered
A terrible tragedy occurred in Caroline street
near Pratt, in Baltimore, yesterday morning,
! Which occasioned considerable excitement.
| Peter Nesborg shot and killed Mrs. Mary Ann
Anderson. widow, with whom he had been
| living for some time, and then Killed himself.
Rev. Mark Crane, who has been for a num-
Der of years connected with St. Augustine $
Roman Catholic Church. died, in Philadelphia,
Pa, on Thursday, from the effects Of cancer
on the lip, with which he had been afflicted tol
number of years.
The Bremen steamer Hanover sailed We'd
nesday for HAVANA but at once put back, lind
ing two French vessels-of-war awaiting hel
departure. On Thursday night the Hanover
again sailed, accompanied by 4 Prusslan trlgate.
The grocers in the northern cities are advcr
Using the marking down of prices in groceries
under the reduction of the tariff, and among
items they set before customers is the tall In
coffee from thirty-fve to thirty cts. a pound
Negotiations are still pending between the
Pennsylvania Central and Camden and Amboy
Railroad authorities for the lease of the latter
| property by the former corporation.
1t is denied from Washington that Commits
sioner Pleasanton has decided that no stamp
need be fixed to insurance policies, No such
decision has been made. ........
A marble statue of Secretary Boutwell, was
Yesterday presented the State Of Massachusetts
| by number Of Boston merchants.
| Dr. Robert Neale, an old citizen and well.
known physician of Charles county, Md, died
RECENTLY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

= At the session of the national convention to
secure the recognition of God in the constitu
ton held in Philadelphia yesterday, Professor
McIlvaine, of the University of Pennsylvania
offered the following, covering the whole
ground, as prefix to the preamble to the con
stitution of the United States I'VE, the
people of the u S., acknowledging Almighty
God as the ultimate source Of all authority and
power in civil government, and the moral law:
of the Christian religion as Of paramount au
thority in order to secure amore perfect union,
&c. Rev. DIR. Edwards advocated its adop
ton. The convention adjourned on Thursday
having adopted the resolution referred to and
Others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

jury was sworn and the case IS r Benz ri n1
upon its merits The counsel tor Golega'e a 1,I
Col. J. S. Mosby Gems ERPa 1 huatom any. and
W. H. Payne; and Bradley Il Johnson Nam Tark a a
Mcssrs. Woodbury. and Lea, OF New hor SoaIt
for Lersner Messrs; j. v Brooke n. J.. 2.o.'
r II, Wells and J. r. Tucker. A number %
witnesses from distance atena' tIe o u
them Messrs. +. L. and Robert Bentley, lr.'o'
Leesburg. The case excltes much Interest.
Mr.. Barrett, an old and prominent cltize en- o
this place. was so severely burned to-day, IRON
his clothes taking fire from 4 spark from PIP.
Which he was smoking, while lying down. tha'
he died in short time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Mcdonald boundary books, maps &c,
were taken from the library and State depart
ment before Governor Walkers election: and
consequently long before the present Secretary
Of the Commonwealth came into Office
In the L. S. Circuit court in Richmond yes
terday Il Judgment was rendered for 81, 600 in
favor of the plaintiff in the case Of the u. 5.
VS., A. IT, Maupin, ex-postmaster of St;nnton.
The vote in the Mt Gileal Township Lou
doun county last Saturday, upon an appropria-
ton of 81 600 for school purposes, was largely
in favor Of appropriation.
Miss Betsy Helms, spinstcr nearly seventy
years old, died in Tazewell county, Va, L few
days since, of scarlet fever. very unusual cir
cumstance, considering her extreme aye.
Capt T. d. McCaw and Mr.. Thos D. Wood.
both highly respectable citizens of Winchester,
died suddenly in that place last week.
The State Library begins to have neat and
trim appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

FIRE AT BERMUDA HUNDREDs-We regret
to announce that destructive fire occurred at
the above well-known place in Chesterfield
county, near City Point, on Wednesday night
last, BY which Mr.. William Turnbull, formerly
Of Dinwiddie county, and Dr.. RICHARD S,h Eppes
Of City Point, are heavy losers The mel farm anla at
conformity by that gentleman and Mr., !urnbniI.
The fire was evidently the work of an incendla-
ed au as splendid iaf e onu neT
gether with nine valuable mules, four oxen,
1000 bushels of corn, nearly all of the agricul-
tural implements, and large quantity Of pro-
vender Petersburg Courier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

CHICAGo's last sensation is the case of a
young man who killed himself to allow his
younger brother to marry q girl, whom both
loved but who loved but one The name OF
the two brothers is Zook-Joh n, the disap,
pointed elder and Ezra, the successful young,
err. THE woman in it. is Maria Stoker,
whose person seems to have been more attrac-
tive than her name. Both families are far
mers, living near Pennington, Illinois, where
John, who was p years old, has borne good
character. Finding it impossible to bear ''the
pangs of disprzed love, the unfortunate sui
eide forsook hiShome for the Lake City, where
he wandered around for day or two, then
hired room at hotel, took poison, and was
found dying by the attendants a few moments
afterwards. ..n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

The inaugural address of Gov. Ponder OF
Delaware contains many excellent practical SEN
timents in regard to the rights Of the States,
and the danger of centralizing and consolidating
the powers of the government in opposition to
those rights. Indeed the danger is as great to
the central government, las now existing) as 1t
is to the States themselves. With the State
governments destroyed or emasculated, and all
power radiating from one centre, our present
limits are far too extensive to be the bounds OF
single government, unless the spirit of its peo-
pie is paralyzed by fear or the government sus-
tanned by force. In other words, unless a
Republic be changed into an Empire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1871.

Yesterday, the bill to establish Territorial
government for the District of Columbia was
PASSED by the House of Representatives, bya
vote of, yeas 97-noes S.. The bill provides
that the Governor of the District, and the mem,
bcrs Of the Territorial government shall be APP.
pointed by the President Of the .. S. A pro
posed amendment granting female suffrage II
the District was rejected by sixty majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

Mr. Bessamer proposes to construct move
able steam batteries, and to place them on
wheels to be carried about, during war,
wherever fighting is going On cannon balls
to be discharged from them, by steam, Just as
water is squirted from steam fire engine. tie
gays they will be able to cripple, main. and kill
more people than any machines ever yet in.
vented. This is destructive as well as q pro
6fic o0ef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

We hear it stated in some quarters that there
will be considerable emigration this year from
Virginia to the West. We hope not The
best policy, for comfort and happiness, is to stay
at home Business Will not always remain as
it is now and adverse circumstances will change.
There is "a silver lining to the cloud. . After
all, there has been improvement in the State and
all is not gloom. A better day is coming.
Stand by the old State to the last Many ex-
aggerated statements with regard to the condi-
ton of affairs in Virginia are put forth. We are
confident that improvement is going on, aud
will continue to increase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

A proposition Tor establishing L State Detec-
tive force in Virginia is before the Legislature
of the State. The experience us to u detective
force, by Governments, or cities, or other parties,
is not favorable to any such institutions. They
are not in accordance with the long cherished
opinions of our people. The proposition is de-
signed, it is said, to prevent losses on account
of defaulting bonded officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

Mr.. Holcomb, in his eulogy on Gen. Lee,
delivered at Lexington, recommends that 4
handsome and appropriate tomb be erected to
Gen. Lee $ memory in the chapel where his re-
mains repose, shaft among the soldiers at
Hollywood, and IN equestrian statue on Capitol
Snuare ut Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

The Senate adjourned yesterday until Mon
day. In the House of Representatives, the
proposition that no portion of the "secret SER
vice fund shall be used for the acquisition of
San Domingo was rejected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

The bombardment of Paris continues, but no
particular results are reported except that the
new batteries erected by the French are being
worked with excellant results. Advices by bal
loon from inside the city up to the 10th repre-
sent the people as still undaunted and without
desire to surrender
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-21

Mr. A. H. Stephens, of Georgia, recently
purchased from the State oath interest in a
lease of the Western and Atlantic railroad.
After the bargain he found that he was not the
highest bidder, and, though the lease was
awarded to himself and associates, he refuses to
accept the situation.