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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-07
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mertbpoIIe m y runbet9entb m
(9rnnssinsfreil
an Der Norb 9an1raBe.
araft unb in f5olse zines Oetrets bcs Sreis9eri6ts
Der Stact Baltimore miro Der u~nterseihnete ais Scr
nalter auf offentllher Tuition ON Ylabe wpntaa,
ben %. Rooember 1872, Rad,mittd9s 4 nbr, per
fauien:
an DER Gibuefiette Der @opfrase Griiber Sefair~
Roob %genannll, in Der @ntfernuIg bon ID SuB Iiez
iueItlllb Don Gem Guntte, no Die Sueoitielte beia9ter
9foao oie Siiomeitieite oes Sopann Uierrp 9eboren.
Den 9runbtiifs ibneioet, anfGnseno; faun iiplih Al
Crate ohlr6, 1t5 6uB bis on Sittle Wtc s loerrpirGBe;
bann noroltb 46 9raoe, otlib 10 6uB; hann norbli6
a @raoe, rpeftltb tl5 Eus bis an ole 9apfr oaun
iublih 46 @rnoe rpeftll6 Lungs beia9tsr Stage Is s.
os sum aniaHse.
Sic @ebduoe beffebsn in einem 2zftodi9en SteseI-
i~teinerncn Sauie, Scr. 800, Nnrb@9nphraBe, init elm
itotisem ,ieselfsineruen Sinters tbduoe, uno in einem
3~rtoti9eR Siegelteinernen Saule, 9r. So, SIttle Dtcz
Gl6errpnrabe, init elmer einitod gen 8lhe.
Die Sertauisbesinsunse iino: Elm 9rltttbeil baar,
Ter Reit in swei slei6en 3abIungen in Ieds uab suoll
Monaten, ooer Niles baar. nab Dem Beltehen oes
aduiers; Die @reoit : 3ablun9en iino pom Serfaulsz
ta9e on 5lnientrassnt unb burh sur .Sufriebenheit oes
Serwalters %inhoitrtc Jtoten beg Sdutsrs gu fihern.
Sas. &. u. 01prfud,, 8erlpdlter;
Sarnl. s. @Uoer q Sobne, Mutt.
(263, 5,7,9, 7L3,5,I 9,S1-2)
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Gtfcababnen.


M@%6&EFN~N%%&
Baltimore Ohio GifGnbQba.
In mo uat sOnntaq, osn 3. Ioorg. 1sI{, ssRsg
tasIiGbrsI 3use 3i9tideH SGltimors, BResliua uRt
Sdrisrs6nrs' nHo mar; a.sr,
tdbrt edsltb (Sonntass Gnsgenomu1en) um : u5l
NIB BON Baltimore ab. 4ntunft in Baltimore um
BIS Nt0tmittass.
tdsit6 (SoHHtags ausGeHommcH) Pabmtttags 4ubl
80 Win. AHtuuiti in Baltimore NM 1926 UtItta9s.
SerSt Eouts=9rpreBzSr sctttogito ur
s u9r d gliH. 4bsnos ab. GntuHit in SG!tilnor'
UNI $40 IbtHos.
8er BinGcRer= gccommooattousz8ua
oeriCBt baltimore tcgllb iSUuutaqe aus9crom
mem uIn 800 Nto1m. 4%HtuEtt' IN Baltimore 10 DO
Der freoertdcr Gccommooattous.
3u9 perIGBt Baltimore nm ubr ItGdmItiags uRt
toulLIt IN Baltimore uur $50 DiorgtHs an, tG9lit
ta4s9srontmrn SOn2tag6l.
Der GuicottG ltp ACCOMMODATE Usz Sng f6trt tag
LID, Sonntaqa aus9enommcn, uu 1.20 ytotmltta9s
ab; jutIttcBrero iommt Ct bier nm 3.2y ytadmitz
tags on.
Rad 8aqcrstpmu.
Abtotrtoc5 SugcS UOn Baltimore 90 8oImittdge
uno ubr 80 Diin. gtaumittOgs. Intuuit in BGrtt
more nm 1910 Iioy9Cns uno 5.25 Jtc6m. uuo
$40 9beuos.
Wad, SSiu6eFcr.
Nb'abTt nm 5 ubr 8ormlttlQs uEo $50 U}. NdhS
%1ntttogs, Autunit nm 1910 YtorgCH5 UNI j.2j VI.
Rad, GreScriG.
AbIobrt BON Baltimore 5 100 UtoIQers un0 $50 u.
900 ytadm. AHtunlt in Baltimore $50 uRO IO.40
gIor9cns uRo 5.2jGadmttiGqs.
Wdd Qitt5burg,
via GpuusuSoilcr Sdhu.
9ie Suae 9e6en ltocn Abtno I'm u5r b Din. alb
uno tomuucn nm $40 AbcEOs an.
9Gd6 0S]dibtnqtOn4
NttQbrt ron Baltimore frifb nm 4 On 1Hiu
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gu nermiftuen.
2it nernttetlen,
.xu Deruiiethen
Su Serfauten.

Der Sorratb, Die GInrIttung unb 8unbidait eines
pcryielidteuE aupr-&obens, Tabe oemS Clair Uiarfte,
elm laEe : stablirtet 4Iat; quite @riiuoe iIr Den Ser
taui; NieItC s25 mpnGtIih iir Wotnbau5 uno Sas
ben. Acbcrss lei s. Is. Sosernann. Rr. 96A,
at. SauI=, oberbclh ner &eriHatonItraRe. (267-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-07
Gum inEnrtiaril Scrfauf,

EiL GuRerft publfcii,
bic 0duisr SIR. 33i uno 1856, No~rh.Tremontz, nabe
GownienotraGe; es iiro butlhs Wobab1uisr, 20 6uB
brit, nit allen Standardization. gun Serfauie nit
Berluit, luenn man ilb logleit Meloet BEL
SingeS & Sdr9edut,
IOln-A I1r 2 Ct knmIhrnnR.
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3. s.. sSprucD S Su.,
3rnhnftcn Gnmmiliinns 0cid1it.

Nr. II. North T 6 e, Salto.
SeIonbcrc Iuimertiumteit luiro Dem @Crtluie bon
Mebl, 8eraioe, Saamen II. !. 10. 9elptomCt.
8eSiebcn lid auf:
Sobn Bbtlins, Saiiirer Der -Grien Natiouatbanf,"
@unneshoro', So.
8. $. 8lcther, aaiilrer Der ngriien Qntionalbant,"
@recncaitle, ga.
SO. Sdafbtrt &5mbrie. GrecncaIle, ga.
So. &inn & @opl. SpImbersbur9, ia.
Imoe S%tauffer, 90 90.
@m. 81. OtarIbal, aaiiirer Der n8eopte's Union
Sant, ~Jtepuile. Yo.
s. II. @or & Tope. 90. 90.
Safob Iorrep, Brdiocnt Der ngrlen Rutional6ant,"
6anopcr, Yl. (Sft2 l2UlD
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nerfaufen.
&inia al D%erfdufen.

Oh VSTtWNTgN+
gine isbr cute gEirthltait uno Quternbaus tue9en
Abreiie bes @i9entbumers. 2Eo2 io9t Die Grp. 3.
SI. (267-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-07
Seur1pee
Hrbfits- I~ladlwfi)unas Dlrfan,

gtt. 2IZ, 9Hp@OrUuUDu9,
uuter aluffidt Get ,Seutld,en C5eieutobdtt."
TOlPIent9en, weltc oeutiGs Sanoiuerter, dr6eitei
une Sieuitboten III befbGtti9en wunibtn, uolen fiG
perI6niln ooer in ~frauttrtel Sriefen an Den H9enten
bert5eisaid ait 5rn. 6.S. B ellingbofL Rr.2s9,
Gi;b s Srpdtnap, l1enoer, uelber uuentgeltli6
Nusfnnft srtteilen 'elro. 'Son26 1S>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-07

Nm SeBr bldg gu p%erfaaien,
aHs mem es heute gelticbt!
GAS WpbuhnuS Dir. 9ss. 1Ssff. Sapetteffr.,
22}3 SuB britt, 8runt 5%iusttel: ,adperss bet.
hinges & Saraeant,
(2sQ-) Nr. 3, ct. Buulfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-07
0auirr III n%erfaufem.

5SiI Sos 0aus SIR. 500, SalttmoreftroBe, febr
6ilig, bd Der @isentbIimer ole StG0t ~uerlaiien mill;
Gtets an oano A. $40 IIdBe in alen Stabttbeilen
uuD Giro gen, nit ober obne Sauperein, 81 Breiien
BON SCOOPS $40, 0O0, ioiDie aud peribieDene 2anb@
ite1en.
Gin Saus an Der 9ihfiraBe, iopte atpei SGuier On
WaolionItraBe.
g. Cora,
glr. 1902, Cough, stuiiden SonoitraSe unb
/w,;3o g n,tel sPrnrAInoh
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Mit. e,.ai die !tathihlaae

burb a. Garl9rrue, ptlher iei"e ~oObnun3 BON
gir. 81. Ger traI. guerue ned DIR 4J. SdrrIun
&trate, Der IRtsa Sane geqeniiber, Oetlest bal. 0er@
ftlbs aiebt user aae SelbGltrliie UNI @elsimntiie
be5 2ehene austunit. (Sftf7,l MI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-07

NEOAfOFvf'fSfND ~
frHseAf 9ur9 g. 8. 1nBer & SnBue.
-E..I 5iibfd,cs brciaDfises sieeeIfeinernes
tSobnbdus nit grpBem SinterSebdnfe
an Der
Siio=Garolinez, ua9e SaltimoreiraBe,
an uttion.
Scute, z. Rou., Nat nittags UNI 3 l1br, Derz
Den mir am Bllte ane6 natitcbeno bCihriebenc icbr
nertbpole uno empiGblenelpertbe Gt9entbum per
toufen, ndmliG:
fde game Sruns aiid NIT Standardization an
Der Ofleite Der Saro!ineitrdBe, II 6uB norhltt pom
Der yombarnitraBt. anidngeuh. Der BlGB ut an Der
@arolinetrG6e IA 6uB 8 3ou brett uno 81 TuB t'et.
Die @etGube, Yr: IA, @atol'neItrGBe, beItepen IN
clnem bIbiden 3 t0ti9en sIe9elitelusrnen 2SoRnbauIe
NIT erosem 2 : itotIgcn 6interQebGuoe u. (. N, 00z
branten i'm Sole uno bsquem fur cine SGn1itie ein9e-
rib!et; es bat II gerGumlse unb lultt9e Gunner II. |.
70. 9ruuomietbe S36.S7R.
gebinsunsen: Die Sdlite haor, Der Mett in 3 uno +
Monaten MT 3inien uno genebmt9ter Stherbelt.
gsii5reht poltommen. SoiortI9e Seitbnabule.
@ine anSabluns con 500 mug BERN 4GnIe 9emabt
peroen.
Gaml. 8. Gpper O. Sohne, gutt.;
(263-7) Siooft=Sde Der @np> unb SanettetraBe.
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7.3Oer @n(nsNnlef6e brr

vWOr0ItdbenYaci zGomp+"
gum umtauIb se9en einl0sbGre Ser. Stnaten=Sbtts
9Gtionen as cine ii9ere unb profitable @apitol= an,
Ioae. ;NpriH ,12Ott. 10. 81
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n Surd) g. s.. @puer G. SDlne.

p Sur6 g. s. 0uusr & Sogne.
%YYerfauf elmer id,Dntu S~ampfmaid,ins
nns SteHsl. sSii reau= Ginrid,fnns, pnlte,
Gas. une Seils Sinridbtuna mir elmer Mn;abl
ancerer Mrtifel, ipeidJe in elmer Sruderet &c.
braud,t ipsreen.
Sreftae, ben s. Nooember, Wtittass f2 llhr,
peroen mir in Ir. 49,, Baltimore, obcrbalb Der
0ortb.S trase, cine anSGbl tuatbuo4er @eeentdnbe,
melhe irilber bel Der 9eraus9abe bes td9Iiten n@pez
ming Sournal" 9ebrlubt iDotbsn, ais: sabentii6,
Eulte, Dampfnaitine. 8eiiel. @a6ro bren, peiSap=
parate II. (. NJ. obne Riitbalt segeu BaurSabluns
p~erfaufen.
(266-S) @amuel 8. 6oper s gobne. auIt.
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EaaE 8iQiae 6~eimitatten 81 perfanfen

1900 ader in 4nns lrunbel : gountn. BIZ
reft on rer Inaapottier siienbabn Il Dem EaLurentz
Hluije, ionic nape Der r8otomlc@ 8abn, " eine Sruroe
Sabrt DO Baltimore, WI'blr9ton unp Nnnapol's,
natilhen HGt- n. vern eeipllnlbt. IS beinoen fh
ami ~oeniIten arpei Dol, iglihe Sobnbduisr, 5 Yiistbz
bdu5pr uno senloen oe 9iebenacbGuoe.
Gin uurSu9lihIr euoeH itcirsfta an Der StGtioa uno
Elm jdbonei Ilns iHr cine U1BbIe nit einem Watierfan
Don 10 :, us. als cine 9tIeoGrlaiiuns sur Sertbstinn9
inter mehrere Gamillen hietet bleles Gi9enibum Plnz
tt1uib ieiuer Eapin 9a9e 81 oen brel oben9enannten
etict ten, IeIRer &lgeuidla't gum Sarten< uno Selobau
obsr ,ur MuIoae Don ~i5aurifen ~beionoere 8ortbtile
Absr irseub cine Jest I'M Marfte iit befinbenbe sanos
fele. Ferner:
25O ater nit eirem 3ztoiisen gsobnbaule rno on@
oeren gtebeleebGuoen bireft on elmer station Der
Mnnapoltler Giienbabn; 9reis $40 pro 4der.
Spbn Glenn X Somp.,
(Ctt8,1M SIR. 1, ct. taulftIaSe.
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Hu NerFdufen.

xHH.& 100 4der Gam, mebr uoRr rueni9er, l Weile
SNYS redts pom -MeiIcn=S tein an Der Selair
SnIITplte on sirem guten 9anbDeqe; 10 aier finb
~fnItipirt uno NIT guten @ebduoen perisben unn Der
gfeIt IN SpI;, spei ihone auellen uno elm %lauIenbes
Rdf5er, itGit aenug fir cine 9rlupenmIble, fino
sui Dem Slase. Suiielbe lptr9 ~entrpeber gan3 ODER in
Gbeilen perfaait. Jidberes in Sr. ls2. sSef Salz
timorcSraRe (Stti2, DIT
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5enrp ". Goofe, Rr. 9, Law Buildings,
y ct. 8GutzStr.
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Grefutnrs= Uerfauf
Sermaltcrs>Serfa

(255,7,9,6t,3.5,6) @ibfo.
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gu Dcrfaufeu.
Ncrfaufen.

Ss&3 alder 9uno IN Der @Gdri esfrose, cine furSt
~ Streds jenlCis ees Sdlas% baulncs; oaiielbe ba
an@ zine ,FroRte an elmer dnotrn hreiten Iuenus uni
erRredt iit riitpirts bis on elm flisBences Wafier.
Sebn Glcnu X Spinp.,
<nes IHr 4 a. lg,r,ISro6o
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K5erfanlmSanss=Sofal IN permtes

Gin eohI I'm 2. 5totnerte oes neusn @ebduoes
bes ,,@orreiponbenten," politdnois fir @erIammz
luassn etnssridtet, nit Ranm fir 15O--t75Ysrionen'
Gas ,c., 1T bei'm 4beno,. Wtondt oosr Sabr bills
&c. 40 perniietben. Ytcn uelSe ND in Der GSpeb.
nS. ri. 1851
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Ri 0erfnufpn.

SfsH. CINE MlGrtt &aneiteUe bon 81 Wteru, 4 Wl.
eT& BON bRr Staot, nahe Der &reusuna Der % ltttz
moTg Botomac~" uno Baltilr oresS bios@i bn, "
sintabe @sbdubc, gutter Sooen, 3 ade1 @rbbees
zen, Breis monerlrt.
Suhn Glenn s Comp,
1851 ytr. 1, 81. Bnultr.
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9n %DerfQufe1f.

E5iiI Gin bfbi6ss3.tbdts Bobnbaus
On fer Repueicans. nabe iSrorfliHiraBe. IS bel 1iO
EuR; Yrels $3.50; 5runtmiGtbe Sc pro Bre;tens SUI.
Spbn Silenn 8 Comp.
fner Hr 4 CT Roularo6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-07
1908 Dneenk
. QonDOilet nnO ainerifan. 2Ile.
Snehe,, erhnlter .

a Dieieinten Sorteu IS nc or o=u IA N b C.
- 90 ei II 2, rUelGe i'd bci'1n Shoppeu fir 10 Gts.,
bel Der @aGone Il. in 9rOserenQ uUntitGtcn tiGisoer
fqufe. u. $Secfert
fSQriG,1SD itr. 81, BrefoentRrC6e.
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EtI Bias mt @etdu"e. on Alsau, tb-, noroIib
bon Eager troBs, 10 bt 40 suB. aroBfs Sebdube,
% t5uS brett, laonel Soit9arten uno gut einseSGunt.
breis unb Septnsursen a%r9eneiien
Nisrre Is. Tugdn,
(215-) SIR. is, Qtrtnatouirase.
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Su pcrtaufcu.

Der Borratb unb tic 9inridtuns e.nes grocertes
unb EtopiionszEa0ens, Ionic oas 0aus 5n u'rries
then. yia4tuiraqen IN Rr. flf. GolumblaffraHe.
(06h OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25

The percentage Of whites IS nearly + per Ct !:
the proportion Of coored delluquents Is y. VI
the delinquent whites those not found amount
to Sc: of the coorcd delinquency 81 are not
found. The floating white popul is i per
Ct, the floating colorcd population i per ct.
The population ofwhltes without property Is
not quite per Ct: the proportion of col'red
voters without property is nearly 20 per ct. Of
their whole strength and this upon the head
tax, which is applied to their education: and
what is most singular is that OF the whole tioat-
ing colorcd delinqueDcies amounting to "a, 40
are in Broad Run Township, the one next to
the great Mecca of the blacks. Can 1t be that
they vote in two places at once
1t is painful to note the Legitimate results of
the repudiating tendencies Of the Legislature
in the case of 1alley and Milton, the dctaulting
collectors 10 Ienrico and Clarke These men
would probably have settled with their treasur-
er's and paid over the money, but they were
given three mouths in which to mature their
plans for robbng, and away they have gone,
and thc money with them. ALIOClS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25

LAWS.-Sluce those last reported the follow
lug bills &C.. passed by the Legislature. have
bee me laws: to authorize the Fredericksburg.
Orange and Charlottesville Railroad Company
IL receive sub>cr ptlous to its capital stock trom
citizens of the counties of Orange. Madison,
Greene. and Albemare. to be paid for in lands
wing in said counties: 10 incorporate the New
York and Norfolk Rairord Company: prnyi.
ding for uew grants where title papers are lost
or destroyed for the relief of shrriffs and other
officers whose official papers were lost or &C.
stroyed during the late war: authorizing the
School Trustees Of Washington School District
OF the county Of Alexandria TO Use district
school funds to pay teachers Of pubic schools:
to incorporate the Young Mems Christian
Association of Alexandria; to a,rend the
charter of Frederick sburg: to incorporate
the Washington, Cincinnati and St. Louis
Railroad Company: for the construction OF
railroad from the West Virginia line. in Pen
deton county. through Highland. Bath and
Allegheny counties. i'll Virginia. to the Chess.
peake and Ohio railroad: providing charter
for the city of Stanton: to incorporate the
Arlington Land and Loan Company; to incor
porate the town of Dumiries, III the county ui
Prince Williams: to incorporate the v est Rock
ingham Mutual Fire Insurance Company:
to extend the time for the application ot
The reassessment Of lands in Richmond county
and Alexandria city a;ni county: 10 extend the
time for the collection Of taxes aud county
and township lcvicS throughout the Common
wealth. 10 amend the tuGe IN relation 10
persons exempt from Jury >cr.icr 10 amend
the Code in relation to the compensation If the
justices o! the peace 10 amend the Code rcla-
ting to toll and tnrni,ikcs oui "i repair: /"
amend the Cote concerning the duties and pr-
vileecs OF members Of the Genera! Assent y
to incorporate the Valley Live Stock ln>ararc~
Can. pany; to Incorporate he F'"drrick> urg.
Culperer and Rappahann"k Company: To
amend an act prescribing the duties and com.
pcnsation of certain township officers: author!z
Ing the trustees OF Wadderi Lodge Of Ancient.
Free and accepted Ma$ous. No. 22S, at Cor
donSvilie Va, to borrow money and execute
deed of trust TO appropriate the income arising
from the proceeds of the land scrip: to incorpo-
rate the Piedmont improvement Company
and extending the time for repair or rebuldin,
of mills destroyed by the late food or during
the late war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Culpeper Observer says:-''The fol-
lowing appointments have been made by Judge
Bell under the recent Act Of Assembly, to re-
assess the lands of Culpeper County, viz ::
Daniel T. Slaughter and B. I. Richards to be
Assistant Assessors, to G. T. Crnteuden. 10
the Southern District. VIM I. Bolts and W.
S. Coons to be Assistant Assessors to VIM. H..
Browning in the Northern District
The board of directors Of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Company held a meeting IN
Charlestown, on Wednesday, the 20Ih instant
The several contractors TO whom work was as,
signed have been along the line. and will break
ground on the 18th instant at several points
between Shephcrdstown and the crossing OF
the Shenandoah river, near Front Royal.
\ young lady Of Richmond, Va, intending
to be married, recently tclegraphcd to Paris
for silk stockings, to be made to order, with
her name worked in them, aud she got them =
the price being, in grecnbackS, 81 per pair
The Post Office Department is advertising
for proposals to carry the mail from Manassas
to Dumfrics. three times week and return: to
commence the first of July.
Laviua Chase well known in Manassas a;
teacher of the cnlored school there last year,
has been appointed to clcrk>hip in the Wash
ington poSt-othce.
The building of the New Court House in
CuIpeper will be commenced i'll few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25
DEEys.

As already announced, on Sunday. Marc
18th, M almost pAnglc>s death closed tn" wei
spent life of Mrs SUSAN & wife of Maj"r .
7. Noland, of Loudoun county, Va. WIN -"
faults and very many virtues having iathiU!.s
discharged MI the duties ola Christian ""inHh~
loving and beloved of all
The perfect work Of patience done"
The warfare finished victory won,
her s"rrowing friends
"Closed her weary eyes
In Jesus arms we laid her down:
A lovely jewel in His crown.
He bore her through the river.
And clothed her in II robe of white
Too beautiful for mortal sight
And took her To the skies.
After brief illness, at Ludlow Ky, on l!" ",
day, March 9Th, 1872, HELEN ADELA LuD ~
Low, daughter of George and Jane SlacuiT'
dec d., of Alexandria, Va, and wife Of lsra"' l.
Ludlow, deceased, aged 10 years.
At the residence of his son-n-law, WIN.
Sewers, near Aide. Loudoun county, ~ ..
the 18th instant, BENJAMIN +. ADAMS J"
I'D yrar Of his age.
At his residence, Locust Grove; CuIprPr%r> g..
Va, on the oath instant, JOHN K. JoN 10 =.
the 18th yenr of his ye.-liiarrIsonburs p"P''
please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25
LETTER from L0udOun Go.

Correspondence Of the AlcXanIrla Tazcttc.I
I.EEsBrRG Va, March 81, 1872. About
9! p. ~. it commenced showing, but the wealth
er has moderated so much since noon, that it
is probable we will have rain rather than much
snow.
Our March County Court closed to-day, and
Mr. +. Boss, who has known more County
Courts than any other man in town, says 1t Is
the largest Court since the county was or
gauizcd. The docket was set for nine days and
the Court lasted eleven. Everybody seemed
to be ready. and many cases We're heard upon
their first calling IA thing unprecedented III
this county.
The collectors have made their returns of
deliuqucnts, except Jefferson, which has been
held back 50 far, though alI the taxes have
Laar aaca;,utnl Ear Ihn irlrl. staul thus !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1872.

THE GENEVA ARBITRATION. -An official
copy of the British case, as submitted to the
Geneva tribunal, has been received by this
government. 1t makes volume quite as large
as that of the American case, and is divided III
to ten parts, and is accompanied by four large
volumes of correspondence. From its begin,
ing to the end there is no reference whatever
to the consequential damage feature submitted
in the American case On the CONTRARY, the
whole argument of the British case is directed
to the conclusion that the United States have
even no claim for direct damages growing out
of the acts of specified vessels. Its position
is succinctly stated in its opening PAGES, as FOL
lows: in effect, therefore, the Geneva trl-
buna is called upon to determine WHETHER 10
respect of certain vessels not designated BY
name, the government of Great Britain, as a
neutral power, has made default in the pe,tor,
nance of any international obligation due from
that power to the United States. Should this
question be answered 10 the affirmative, the
tribunal is then to form Judgment on the
extent of the liability, if any, incurred by the
default, and is either to award gross sum III
satisfaction of all just claims, or to define the
general limits of the liability as to each vessel,
for the guidance of the assessors under article
ten of the treaty The claims which may, be
presented to the tribunal, and to which alone
it is to have regard in making awards, are claims
growing out OF the acts OF the vessels, II any,
in respect of which failure Of duty shall be
proved" 1t should be understood that this
case was prepared and submitted before the
question of indirect damages had been raised
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25

The excitement over the temperance ques-
ton continues in the Northwest. The Ger
mans of Illinois are making vigorous war on
the new law, but will hardly succeed in seeur-
ing its repeal They intend to make its repu-
diation test. \ bill with similar provisions
drafted from the Ohio law, was defeated in the
Iowa Senate on Saturday. The Wisconsin
House of Representatives refused to concur in
the Senate amendments to the Temperance bill:
which provided for the exemption of wines
made from grapes grown in the State from the
operation of the law and for punishment Of
drunkenness as crime
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25

The Washington Patriot says I'VE I'M
derstand that Gov. Curtin, Minister Of the
United States at St. Petersburg, has resigned
that position and will return to his home in
PENNSYLVANIA within a month or two. This
resignation is not altogether unexpected, and
has political significance at this time. which
will soon find authoritative expression iu an
imnortant form. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25

The Spanish Government has officially 10
formed the Government of the Z. S. that the
report that Admiral Polo, the new Spanish
Minister, has written and entertains views hos
tile to the United States is untrue; and that
his appointment is made in the interest of
peace, and with the desire to continue the
friendly relations between the two nations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25

W. ". Glenn has retired from the propric-
torship of the Baltimore Gazette, which paper
will hereafter be published by Messrs William
H. Welsh, Henry Taylor and ". II. Carpen-
ter. Mr.. Welsh was one of the proprietors Of
the Philadelphia Age, Mr.. Taylor is practi-
cal business man, and Mr.. Carpenter has been
the able editor Of the Gazette for many years
mast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25

The Wheeling Nv. Va.) Register denounces
the practice of certain Government detectives.
who use every artifce to get some unsuspecting
citizen into trap, and then arrest him for the
violation of law they themselves have arranged
for and counselled The whole detective sys-
TEN adopted and persisted in by the govern
ment, is full of fraud and corruption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-03-25

The Baltimore Gazette says:-'Of all the
innumerable cases of defacaton that have oc-
Cured during the past three years, the num-
Der of acknowledged depredators. brought to
trial and convicted. mghr be counted on the
fingers of beth hands.