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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-21

For Observation-Disclosures, depres-
sion of spirits, and general debility in their
various forms; also, as preventive against
fever and ague, and other intermittent fevers,
the Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya,"
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York,
and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-21
ONE THOUSAND MUSICIANS

In the UNITED STATES ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY printed
in full in TESTIMONIAL CIRCULAR which will be
any address Here few brief from well
The best in use.''CH ANNIE
Cary, MARIE LEON DUAL VcroR CAPoUL, p BRIsSoL
other We have not heard such pure musical from any
1thers-CLARA Louise kELlose, ADELAIDE PHLIPs, Can
BERGMAN and others Musicians generally regard the
HAmln Cabinet Organs unequaled
THoNAs." Excel all instruments the
OLs BuLL" The best instruments Of the Glass made"ANNA
In all those qualities which iue excellence
yaled"-S. hLLs'Far
class have SEMI. NJ GoTTscHsLK.' Wonderfully beau
hful"-P. S. tIIsoKK'' Superior in all respects any
have seen''-EUsKsE THAYKR" Exceing quality
tone general excellence and durability valuable
not iodnd in others-CARL The critically
they tested and the the
aud high will be the need OF superiority theuJrLIrs
EIcHBEHe
ArFnozVleagea to MAKE the 6et This Compan5, ,so7g
undertake 10 sell at such Prices that Their
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-21

Considering their CAPACITY elegance, and thorough
e-rcellsnce, the prices Of these nezc styles are
Lozpey than any bsfoye e1cyed.
The Cabinet Organs by Hanu Co. are aenow.
lodged to excel all others IN purity and beauty tone, power
variety and durability and contain patented improvements
any Others They have uniformly highest premiums
dusrial Exhibitions including medal the ExrosroN
SUPERIORITY only Organs sold
largely in other countries and pronounced rSauEs-
musician. UNIVERSALLY. See
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-21

We have seem it stated in various
papers Throughout the country, that Agents
Poloders were authorized to refund the money
to any personswho should use them and not
be satisfied with the result. We, doubted
this at frst, but the proprietors authorize US
to say that it is .true.-[Cem. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-21

SOUTH AERIcA has the typhoid fever
as well as the diamond fever, and each
causes much, diggipg-of holes cin the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-21
MONEY FOR POOR MEN,

A salary of $50 per week to honest men and women
Business light and frst-class. special order for
poor men. g. WEBER h CO., Marion O.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-21
Mass. Institute of Technology.

Entrance Examinations. June Sd and October Sd
For new Catalogue and recent entrance examination
papers. apply to Prof SAMUEL KNEELAND Score
tary, Boston, Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-03-21

HUNT & CO., SEEDSlIEN.
AZ West Lake Street, Chicago. FRESH
SEEDS for Field and Garden. true to name and at
lowest rates. Send for price list
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20
Auslan0i(d)e sleberGd)t.

AuS europa melpct man in Nols
Sc Ter gauinprialsStiirme cine Neibe
lln9life an cen Sdittn. So beiEt ss
ren tslesrapbiidsn 0epeibsn pom IA. b.
Dr. senidB:
Der Sturnl wslAsr seitern Na6t an
Der preusiIden &iilte piitbste, mar aussrs
crrentli9 beftis. Sm Safen BON Stralz
lunp sinsen IL Sabr;suse untsr uno bic
Stact wnrre iiberfutbet 9llS Der Sturm
am beftisitsn mar, brad untsr ben 8aas
renbaulern Gin Seuer aus, pslbes raid
um fi9 grill. gia9 Ginal9eruna mebs
rerer srpBen @sbdupe wuros eas 5euer
selSI6t. Die llebsrldwemmuns eritreds
te f1 Der sansen 8iite entlaaa. Die
Ginsslbsiten Der purb zen Smrm serurs
Iabtsn llnslidsfille bat man nod nitt
erfabrsn. Der S6aren ~ ean0 une
Waher ntub absr srcb isin.
Die tele9rapbilben NaGrids
ten aus SamturS melcen am. ielben Das
tuw: Sn tisler @essnr mltbete felt
mebreren Sasep ein Hsssns u. S6nees
astSbsr, taS ron sincm beftisen Sturme
bsslsitst mar. Die Telesrapbenprdbte lie
gen In alien 8ihtunssn parnieper cas
9anb III iberl6wemmt unp In Qltsf itsbt
pas 3ollbaus unp piele @aarsnbGuIer
unter Waler.
gn Der britii6su Sdfs I6citerten Yisle
6abSeu9e. Sp piel man weiB, linc so
Wsnl9en anssfommsn. Die 3atl Der
0srunsladten miro iib eur6 ipdtere Be
ri&te pabrideinli6 nod iteisern.
Die fur bic san;e S6meis auf
Sonntas psn q. Sfi. anteraumisn
Neupablsn fdr ben Natipnalratb fnp,
mic elmer unisrer Gprresppnpsntsn isbr
ribtis bsmsrtte bic wi9tisfsn, psl9s
felt 1847 itattssfuneen baten. Spm
@usfall ssrIslbrn miro es welsntli9 ab>
banssn, Oh bic 6Sperali fen peer Genras
lifsn Die 3ufunft ceS eaness bsRimmen.
Die 4eBteren iinp curb bic am IL. Wiai
{. erltttene gltecerlaSe nur erbitterter.-
sic wUllen ibre 8spiiionsprpistts. wel6'
Der cantOnalen Srsibeit su guntsn DC,
gllss eirisirsnesn gpss zen 0araus ma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20
General @eprae eaee,

General 0eprae so CAB C.
rtbm!i6lt bsfannt aus sem gGrsertrie>
&c, beicncers ais Der Sieeer Der S6Iadi
bet 8ettysburA 1T am 6. Npp. su Ibiz
lacelpbia in leinem Sc. 0stensjabre an
elmer Sulitent;inpuns scitcrben. 1as
fcierli3e Sesrdtnib fanp am Mpntaa
H. untcr Setbeilisuns ees prdipentcn,
nit alien militdriiden gbrenbeseusuneen
itntt; auf BEN 5fentli6sn @rbdupen ma
ren Die iitli9en Irauepci6en anses
tra6t.
Das itiirnliihs @sttsr Der Iebten Gaoe
bat Der S6ifffabrt auf rem Seen pieoer
bepfutsnpen S6acen Su8efiiat, II. leirer 1T
niAt nur erbebIiber Serlult an Gi9cns
tbum, lcnpern aud an Wenibenlsten ,u
peflagen.
Set 0pB point, ipeniaf Meilen n5ycs
lid ton Sufalp serietben bic garfe
Wtaria Wartin uno Der S6coner 9us
cinca BON Salfsnbura, beipe nit Sob.
len bon Suhalp, in Sclse pes berri6nz
zen cibten 9febel8 auf zen Stranc, wur>
pen aber wtecer nur unerbetIi6 teltaz
ciSt absetradt.
Der S9ppner Ssunie uuo 9lnnie, ter
spn Gbicaso am rerisen Withrph nit
0etreire na6 Sufalo abfubr erbielt am
OcnneItaS einen iGperen 9et UNI wurs
BE- ra Die Mannibaft faum binreihte,
raS S6iff pur6 pumpen iiter gGader
su bnlten unp ni6t nab ben Seaeln es
ben fcnnte bel eagle gluffs, se0enater
zen Wanitclz Snieln auf rem Stranc ees
trieben. Der Steaermann unp 5 IPas
trpIen lpranSsn, iptpie paS Sttiff aufltisB,
iiber Sprc, pa iie fiir9ts:en, ras S6iff
ipelce lpfOrt auseinanrerberitsn unp iuds
ten rur6 S6pimmsn eas 9anc AT erreis
den. Sbre &rdfie perlis6sn iie aber II.
iie ertranfcn. Der Tsf Der Iannlbaft
feds al rr 3abl mustsn sole as
Stuncen uuf pem ibnsa auseinaneer
falleneen S6iffe tleitsn, ebe es einiasn
traptn Wdnnrrn 9elan1 ibnen Gettuna
gu brinsen. Son S6iif une 9apuna 1T
nidts Su retten. Das S6iff mar $40.
600 pertb unp wirp in Buffalo sseisnet.
sluBercrm iinb nidt weniaer als 10
gppte entpecsr aufpen Strano selaulen
fart bacarirt ocsr ipnitpie teIbipist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20
ytlt1ltiater8 8D

l9weotlhen &ei6stase III nabesu BE-
tannt. llnter 1870 sewablten gancioaz
ten bcFneen li9 Is nsus. Qis 5aupter
Fer Sauernpartei wurpen mtspsr seipdblt,
in zen Stdrten erbiclten isrod falt nur
bic gssnsr rteier partsi bic Wtajaitdt.
GpnaantinopeL II. s Bic
~5amburssr Na1riGtsn" aa sn
Sermania melren: vOas Ieit Sabz
ren miiblnm erri6tete @sbdusd bal
sarilden Grar6ats 1T cu d 81 lrfins
ri9un9 res Sehismas ieitens ] gfum.s
ntl9en patriarhen unp Ger eFJ7a So
more pie cine Seifsnblale srrpa st; bic
srrBe MiebBabl Der Sulsarsn bat dters
baupt nrn leber rer gansen SaGe ferxs
Seltancen; ctejrniacn aber wel6e fb
rur4 rte panilaciifilasn asenten tlr
Niblertt serfibren lieeen, tteben test
ratbIps ca; sin She'll mS6te am liebfen
cir gan;e glnAelssrnbeit unsel6eben ma
den unp pbne peitere umitdnoe li1 ptez
Der BEN Yatriar6en unterpsrfen; anees
re- pel6e ftdrfer epmprpmmittirt finb,
riien jest fein Witttel um nit Gem or
tborpren Huslanp in @srtincuna ~
blei6en. Sn;piI9en 1T Der faiierli&e
6erman, we!6er ras tuIsarii6e grarz
dat ins Vetcn riet elm topter Sudfote
ssblieten "a rie msiiien leinrr 9lrtifsl
unausfiibrbar ino. Die plcrte bat cae
Der am 5. .. Zen sanscn Serman annuls
Iirt unc, pbne ii9 in bic relisiSIe Trase
einSuIaien einen anperen Ssrman an
fertisen lafen, in pel9em Die Iuseride:
D9rie6iId,s crtbpppre Stride, ,,Grar&",
&c. iorsfdltis Sermispen wsresn uno itait
ceifsn pUn elmer ,bulsarii6sn Ssete",
BON rinem ubulsaril6en patriardsn"
rie 8ebe it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20

gtdtis fir preubiide
Staatsanseb6rtse. DaS Ser
liner StsrsSribunal bat In SoIss eines
remielbrn fiir;li6 porselesten ypm Staot
seriGte su Granffurt a. W. perbdnsten
Grfenntniies iib babtn entl6ieeen, eas
bet Der llebertretung peren lib Elm b..
urlaubtet &eIerSiit oeer Elm @etrnanx
rur6 eas 9luswancsrn Uy.t Grlaubnis
i6ulpis mabt pie Seridbruns ntbt Ian
fen fam, 70 lanse ftt Der betref. Rst9s>
ansebSrise leinsr @sbrpFiGt entsiebt, bat
rieielbe Sielmebr erit pann bssinnsn
part penn unp ipbalr bic SsrpFi1tuna
ibr Gnce erreidt bat pesen ceren Yers
lesunS Die Strafe anseerpbt III. s.
wiro pemnab Elm Ielbit i'm 20fcn sebsnss
iabre Die Seinatb unerlaubt gsrlalens
Der mod bis gum spllenceten Soften as<
trn6iabn ssrfc!st mercea f1nns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20

Cine Statitif Der S,rlufe Tranfs
rsi6S in Tplse eeS Srisses 1S70-1871
ersibt fplsenpe Oaten Granfreib Ssrlor
IL Stipte: Strabburg ,GplmaI WeB,
3ote,h S6lsttitart 8eibsnburs Sage
nau, WIblbaulsn, SarrssuemineS, Sbis
pnpills gbateausSalins, Saarburs !;
1850 8emeinrsn nit elmer Sepblferuns
pen 100000, faa ben 20ltsn She'll Der
@elammtbepSlferuns Sranfreibs. An
SIa.beninbal 14,900 Suarratmster; 3
srpbe Arlenale, ems in Snabbura swei
tn Dies, cine pulserfabrif CWies) uns
msbrere Sunpert pulSermasasine. 12
Sefunsen, parunter crsi srfien 3anses,
SraBburG Wes unp IbipupilIe. Su
Suiti;wsien: 2 sIppeuationsbSfe, fl
Sritundle srfer SnfanS A Saneelssse
ri6te uns 94 Sssirfsseri6tc. SIM S9ul
pelen bic 9lfaesmie BON Stra6bura ete
sriis unc dltrte Sranfreibs mad Der BON
Paris, ferner 3 2Ycesn, IS Colleges, a
Ncrmallbulen QebrerbilpunssanfelteD
nm unssfabr 80 ss!ebHe 4srrsine. Sn
finansieller unp splfs,pfrtll9aitlicter Bes
;isbuns: 100000 ,5eetars yDalounseno
$40 Silpmeter Ibifftarek 5ii5g 800 Ri
lsmeter 8andlc, 735 1iltAf ,i ababasn,
S8,500,000 Srcs. allcsrt &tri.srn, erei
SuerurIalen Der 9dAsss Winse
CSra6burs b B. srpei 5sltr: y etfaes
turen, 6sbsn Sabafsnifeslfaaeu, piet
Salswsrfe unc ScbSfen 100 Spinn5 u.
3l5 Tu6fabrifsn. t05 pppeaanfabrifn,
20 0laSbdttcn. 345 Srausrcien; irppon
so auf StraBturs fpmmen. ,e.. &C.. Mn
@slri@dpisuns bat Der Staat iiinf Nils
liaresn Su sablsn. unssidbr 500 Wiaicnen
9riesseontritutipnsn Der llnterbalt ber
Sccupationstruppen wirp minrsRens
eteniaqS 500 Wlilionen fofsn. mabt aus
Iammsn feds Williaresn an taarem'
l0elcs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20
3eitui,ss 6efese.

T. xSesn st Sbeansntsn ni&t auserudl6 has @tatRlge
bthenta 70 mtrs auetnpnmeu has t cine 8OrsuHs ees
dbcuRentRts Ginihsn
g. Das Nbsantntn tann nidt sbsr rsttsealts abbsfta
ptrtta, ais bis ALE gRaditanee bsSablt fab
g. Gem absnasnten es uRtsrtasn resr h weissru brt
3ettuussn pcH her beeenbeR Yefeiss abiubeen ic ne
Es ssranpe tafar bis t ibre 8e6uuns bs,ablt babsa
a. sperR Sbsnnsnen ben WSbnSrt psrinetra rbns bic
betuses Grpehen eapcn Az bsnadribhsen 70 IN es ibr
Sdabsn tie 3eunssn na6 str ypfSfet ibrss rlbs
rta s9ebnprtss eeianet weresn.
5. Die rialsram Gntlatpanssn lautsn eabtn tas cine
sDeisugns 3situnsen Der bstrsuen Yeaei6ee abu.
Aos petr Bsrdasruns ees ptnertes obns porbseeenbe
dneiss ais ,Yrnla faeit Srpss stabi6stsn S&pinsss
ausuffter H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20
Sic
(nfembuyger 6a,stte,
elm fatbcIilSsS @r@snSlatt
fit geel,t uatl M'ahrleit,

IN esH ytr Etaatsu uu6 Gdnaea bstrds 20 Gents rsr Snbr
uRo mus ern Gmpfdneer BET Ittnsr gefcthee ptsrtel'
f6brIta SprG 5e5dtit wsresn
gan faun ~ le Ssit auf bic ,earemturssr @eistts
tbppniren.
1 anssiesn ttsr pirnics, ectterisn,
SbIidSIpise &c. finbsn Spa pem fie aud tmnier
fommsn mSesn, fsrner fetne Nufnabms in unlsr
8iatt, ra Iolds 5ealidfcttsn unp Spisls BEN
@eiGs Der fatbclii6sn 8ir9e Snpisbsr ilne.
aa- gsa. Sffss. Wpnsp Srstrs fne cas- tiai8fs rne
15erht gte ur lletersnpun5 ven See are pa!sn nc e
"a babsa ilre, euiu geSrap6t peroen.
gpeau sis lamer pca lnsri6rstsrn snesianet weresn
isgtsa R ssuha sei5retea isin unN eds Defiant epan9
ssb Staat ssaau unO riGhe aneessssn werssn.
gDean cine 3uRs eiusn gOfam an stn anesrss YER
est reTten icn 70 mu5 mmer aub eaS Yefam aR9e8sen
rsresa rs bic 8etunS frns tr enipfar5en rRSak
gBerH Seranb fsiu Statt nib resemdbis sNnnst cher
dh auf iraeup cine Irt geber eni6en 70 cle Der ee'
tretnbt Sssnt apie bic eerausssss irslsS bnaprgnet
rereeu.
Dts g,ant,portii6t fur Gsleusuusen fur tie 3eituns
perSer MIR Rur baRn attrnebmeu esben YER re5ts
arrisa Srsf sssr per gOa OfEes ssbsbsn
Die .,osuxem6argsr Sasette" na6 cSuropa.
ya,r ,rleuten beres cine an,at Gsplartesr @a;ette
aa eis ebersneuns ets Saie gerranes une 5rsunes
xHss ets Seeaus elm ebr ssssnes N'tts ~ snn unua'
trbrsHsaen @ertstr mt benieben tu unterhden nnp te
dber e 9ufanoe eieIes eanees u nnrrGen, eser ais Is
bard Srisfus&lel ssItsssn tSnn's.
eekaunsrn, Srtsfe &c. linS su aprsliTsn
.,LUxEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20

(Ssss Bcs ibsr etnta 3ca 10 gsHts.)
Ny Sci msbrmaliser Ginsabs biaisr.
Egs @r6Gere iabrlide ansei8en iusroeu
im Derbaltnib billiSer bereGnet.
auswGrtss au,sissu miiiIsu pisrieljdbrli9gcr.
austssablt wtrbsn.
re- 10 Gents per 3eils fur bsitsllis Rr!issn
In Der eofaliraln.
T@ @eburtsanssissh Seiratbsn
uub z GsbsSfGlie psrSsn ais epeales tersGast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-23
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HAZEllh.J
From New York.

New YORK, Sept. 23-Paul Falk was ar
rested and examined before Judge Shandlcy
Yesterday on the charge OF keeping large
garden open Sundays, and selling lager beer DC;
and keepiuga band of music performing. Inc
arrest was caused by the complaint OF u Meth
odist Church contiguous to the garden. The
trial was adjourned to the 4th OF October, ana
will be made a test case.
The torpedo boat which was launched at the
Navy Yard three weeks ago. suddenly sank
last Friday, after the officers had been making
experiments, with three mechanics on board.
After TWO hours work, the boat was raised,
and the men were found alive. The compressed
air, with Which the vessel is supplied III air,
tight tanks, was not exhausted and had saved
their lives. Naval Constructor Deano has
condemned the vessel.
At meeting of the Spring street Federal
Council of the lnternationals yesterday. 1t was
announced that the lntcrnatlonals OF Europe
are to hold another universal Congress, as the
one recently held at the Hague has caused
great dissatisfaction among the members
George Kelsey, a chemist, is reported to
have recognized Forester as the man who ran
from the Nathan house on the morning OF the
murder. and will be used as witness against
him.
Timothy Landcrs, who stabbed to the heart
Joseph Burnett, his brother ln-law, last night,
was arrested at midnight.
4 steam canal boat arrived here yesterday
from Buffalo with full freight via the Erie,
canal in five days less time than by the usual
horse locomotion 1t is the first steam canal
boat that has thus made the full trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-23
DIED..

This morning, September %, 1872, Mr.: TllOS.
L. SKINNER, in the seth year of his age.
@-The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend his funeral, from the resi-
dcnce of his son-in- law, Charles W. Rowland,
south Fairfax street, tomorrow (Tuesday) after
noon, at o'clock
In Fairfax county, Va, September l4th, little
ELEANOR COOkSEY, daughter of Nathan
iel j. and Phebe G. Fltzhugh, aged one year,
seven months and twenty days She WAS
the household pet and as the affections of all
entwined about her on earth, so may all prepare
to meet her in the resurrection of the just"
In Washington, D. G., on Saturday, Septeml-
Der u, 1877, at $50 O'Clock p. M. WILL {.
WALTERS, son of Mary and Theophiius Bal
lenger, aged 10 months and days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-23

Local BrcyitieS.
Rain is again wanted.

|
Top time has again come round in its regula
| rotation.
Such an equinox was hardly ever known be
fore in this latitude.
A valuable mare belonging to Mr. William
Legg died suddenly on Saturday last.
The late trips of the Washington ferry boats
were crowded to the utmost capacity yesterday
evening
The Cameron and Fishtown distlers will it
il expected rccommence operations about the
lst proXlmo.
Scarcity of labor is complained of about the
wharycs, the reason ASST gned being the APP
preaching election in Pennsylvania.
A large number of the Indians now in Wash
ngton, paid visit to Mt. Vernon this morn
ing on the steamer Arrow.
DIR. J. B. johnson of this city, last week
performed successful operation for cataract
upon Mr. Lawson Money OF Drancsville, Fair
fax county, Virginia.
Gen. Wade Hampton passed through here
Yesterday evening on his way to Baltimore, to
which city he was taking his sick wife for
treatment.
An oil torch exploded in the stall Of Mr.
Frederick Studds in the Market square late
last Saturday night, and was the cause of a
considerable temporary excitement.
At the meeting of the Catholic Beneficial
Society last night arrangements were made tor
proposed fair soon to be held for the benefit
of that Society.
William kilgour, esq Commonwealth 5
Attorney was at the Court House this morning
and drew the members of the Grand Jury to
serve at the October or Quarterly term Of the
Corporation Court
Mr. II. l.. Skinner, one Of the oldest resi-
dents of this city, being in the eighty-slxth
year of his age, died last night, at the residence
of his son-in- law, Mr. Chas. Rowland, in the
First Ward.
Young MeSsrs. Ball, Miner and Dunn will
leave here to. night for New York to take the
steamer for Costa RIGA. The Costa RIGA fever,
that is for emf grating to that country, is now
raging among the young men Of this city.
An old friend who has been in the W est for
several years, writes to Us, that though ne has
"prospered not day passes that he does not
feel there is no place like home, and that he
hopes yet to spend his last days IN Alexan-
dria. -
The GalIilean Fishermen, a coorcd organiza-
ton OF W ashlngton, visited this city yesterday
in large numbers and attended meeting at
Roberts Chapel, where Robert Robinson, form
erly of Alexandria, but now OF Baltimore,
preached 10 the afternoon to i crowded congre-
CATION.
VIM. Whitley, committed to Jail last week
on the charge OF stealing watch from MIR.
Samuel Markell, was brought before Judge
Lowe to-day on writ of habeas corpus, and
admitted to bail in the sum of 800 for his APP
pcarance before Justice White on the 2Sth
inst for rehearlng.
4 considerable crowd was attracted to Zion
Bottom yesterday evening by the incidents con-
nectcd with the divorce of colorcd couple
living there. The woman had possession Of
the Shanty and having divided the property,
as she said equally, threw to the husband, who
stood on the outside his share, which consisted
of an old blouse, Il no crowned hat, and pair
of worn out boats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-23
PORT or aLEIa.l.DRf.s, SEPT. 23
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship John Gibson, New York, to Hooe
s. Johnston.
Steamer Columbia, Baltimore, to Wheat.
She reports loaded brig in Nanjemoy Reach,
bound up and nine light coasters in the river
also bound up
Steamer George H Stout, Philadelphia, to
Reed
Steamer Wawaset, Cone river, to Potomac
Ferry Co.
schr J w knight, Washington, to Hampshire
i Baltimore Coal Go.
Schr Prince William, Machodoc, to Hcndcr-
son s. Co. Washington y Go.
Schr Vista, Baltimore, TO Henderson u 20.
CLEARED.
lark Jennie Cobb, Packard, Aspnwall, by
Consolidation Coal Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Baltimore, by Hooe y
Johnston
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, by F A
Reed.
Schr U B Fisk, Crowell, Boston, by John p
Agnew.
Schr Wake, Providence by American Coal
Company.
Schr Emma Hart, Boston, by Hampshire Il
Baltimore Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Brig NJ C Haskell for this port, sailed from
Rockland 18th. ,
Brig George Gilchrest, hence at Salem 10Th.
Brig r w Messer for Boston hence, Il! Vine
yard Haven 10Th.
Schrs BENZ Gartside and Abbie Campbell,
hence, at Providence 10Th.
Schr S S Smith, for this port, sailed from
Rockland 18th.
Schr Jane Fisher hence, at Norfolk Goth.
Schr c w Locke, for this port, cleared nj
Providence 2Oth.
Schr G H Lawrence, for this port cleared at
Boston l9.h.
Schr Carrie Walker, from Boston for this port,
arrived ut Vineyard Haven 10Th
Schr Susan 3 Franklin sailed from Providence
10th for Orient, to load for this port.
Schrs Carrie + Heyer and Abbie Beus!ey,
hence, at Boston 10th.
Schrs NJ Tabor, hence for New York, and II
T Potter, hence for Saybrook, passed through
He'll Gate 20lh
Schrs Ann Z Martin and Matte Tabcr,
hence, at New Haven 20h
Schr Forward, for this port, sailed from HAY
re Grace 22d.
Schr Dan Britton, for this port, sailed from
Philadelphia 2lst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-23
FOREIGN News.

PARIS, Sept. pa dispatch from Nice
states that Caleb Gushing arrived in that city.
and after remaining but few hours left for
Bordeaux. lie will soon sail from Havre for
America.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Charles Sumner has left
London for Paris. where he intends remaining
two or three weeks He will return to the u.
S. some time during November.
A special dispatch to the Times from Berlin
SAYS it is reported in that city that the Emperor
William contemplatcs making considerable re-
duction in the force of the army now occupy
ing French territory after the payment of the
second mil!iurd francs of the war indemnity.
Snow fell at Sheffield and in the nelghbor-
hood of that city yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-23
The Markets.

New York, Sept. 23.-Stocks heavy Gold
steady at l3s Money quiet at g. Virginia is
"a: new 49, Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
quiet and steady. Wheat dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Sept 23.-Virginia is, conSoli-
dated, So! do. registered 45 do new a. West
Virginias Isl bid. Cotton dull and decreased !;
changed Wheat dull and lower; choice amber
zoo; good to prime red l75al95; common to fair
do. l55al65 Corn is frmer and higher white
Southern 6Sa73; yellow Southern 63a65; mixed
Western 64a65 Oats steady; Southern 4Oa42
Western mixed 39a4o do. white 4la42 Rye
quiet at 77a80 Provisions very strong
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-23
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
DrrrrE CuIrE SIGNAL OFFICER.

WASHINGTON Sept. %, 4 a. m.
Probabilities For New England easterly to
southerly winds and increasing cloudineSs With
probably areas of rain over the northern por-
ton. For the Middle States, casterly to south
erly winds with partly cloudy weather over the
southern portion, but with areas Of raj N over
the northern portion. For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, castcrly to southery winds,
cloudy weather and rain areas. North and
west of the Ohio valley the pressure continue
diminishing, with southery to casterly winds
cloudy weather and with areas of rain from
northern Ohio to probably Missouri and north
ward. An area OF low baromcteris apparently
advancing eastward toward the northwest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-23
The YEe1iS Disaster.

BosToN, Sept. pa bottle was picked up
on Friday last near Woods Hole containing a
letter dated August both, in which the writer
says he was passenger on the steamer Metis
wrecked on that morning, and that he was then
on raft alone; had his wife and two children:
was native of New Castle, and his name was
Charles II, Paine