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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-14
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unatlalii9 rarauf bera6t it, neue Steuz
ern III e%riinnen UNI rie bereits teitebens
rem Saiten 81 Sermebren ppsu rie Samz
mcrmajpritdt inn ibre 3uiimmuns ME
Serlaat rirtbi6aften RE SerwaltunsS>
bebBrrcn auf Die trllite @eiiefprt, neil GO
rem Scamten nidt rafauf anfcm!nt, RE
S%taats9elrer ;u nerldlcuecru, irenn ibr
eiSener Sddel nur ni6t raruntsr Ieicet.
Sp wirp aus 6lprcn; berittet, rab einem
Germ, Der cine Steuer i'm Setraa spr,
1000 Srancs i9ulrete, trpB res 2ners
bietens, piele in mpnatli6en SltI6lass:
sablunsm Spn je 2O00 ;u erlsssr, iets
@a9en in Selblas 9erpmmen wurren.
Der Steuerphihtise liee es iih sefallen
unc erlteiSerte beim Scrfaufstermin feline
cisenen Wasen wierer fir bic Summe
BON 24OO 6rancs. gtad Der SelHlass
nabme 1T CT ST feiner meitsren 3ahluns
Serphidtet, unp ipn,it biist bic Gesierun9
in 6plse pes Sersebens Der SteuersOiz
rectipn in rieiem Sale ALIEN 1850
Srancs Gin, ptne bic Soften Der Sc
lhlasnabme unp S1entli6en Gnteiees
rarB gu rednen. SAT- tdsli6 seIhiebt
oab Serlbierene 3peiSe Der Sffentli6ep
Terpaltuns nit chamber in Streit oeraz
then unp id sesenieitis BEL cen @fri6s
ten serflasen, neil Die @elsse u,lp Ser
p%rcnunSen gar oft %cinanrer picerirre6en
unr Elm 10 c~pnfuies Gtaps bilpsp, pae
Niemano ii6 aus;ufinpen weie. Die
Chefs Der Serurtbeilten 9crpaltunaen
tpsrcen aber ME fir ibre SerltBBe perants
ipprtli6 9emadt, ipupern rer Staat bat
itets bic @eridtsfclten su traaen. Sur
Der nierere SdrSeritanp 1T pbns allen
S6uB se9en bic ihpnunsslpIe @iafir
Der Steuerbeamten, rie zen niht ,ats
lunsSfabisen S6ulrnsm ipaar pas
nptbwencisite SauSseratb unp Sanrz
iperfsseu9 pe9nebmen, um es fir einen
Sppttpreis IN Dhentliden Iuctipnm tpeas
suseben, bel cenen aus gbneiauns ae5
gen pas berrldence Syitem fait Iiemanp
elm @nsebpt madt. Die Grbebun0 Der
cireften Steuern miro bier III 9anre an
Den Weitbietenrcn ~Serseben, unc rieIe
Steuerpddter werren, mic bic al:sp rBs
mii6en 3SIner, bel Der allsemeinex Ser
armunS cur6sebenrs iteinreiG. Scs
talp Gin 0runrbeiyer nibt i'm Stanre
it, bic 0ebduces rrer @runplteuer III entz
ri6ten, miro iein Gisentbum Serpfdnpet
rnc ipenn ii6 feline Sau1uitise gum Ser
min einfinpen, eriteisert Der Steuerpdtter
pas @runcitiid fir weniae Sranrs iiter
Den ablddBunssmertb. SD femme in Ell
ner srbberen Stact Staliens cinen ictz
den Slutiau9er, Ger iein llnirslen itst
ieit ;pblf bis prei;ebn Sabren treibt unc
i'm SeiiB Spn iter buncert srBeern unp
fleineren Sduiern 1T. Nur cine Steuer
1T fir ZEN Staat redt ersiebia bic auf
bic prpft tuition. Oielelbe tyinat
jdbrlid iiber neun MiQipnsn aui Die i'm
StaatsburSet ni6t aufsefibrL Ipnz
bern 81 Sebeimen 3w;den Sernenrct werz
zen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08
IcH AND WORCESTER DIYI

ORWICH AND WORCESTER DIV
~ sion M, b, IL and Z. RR, ISL.
S.s5 M Way Passenger Train. Connceja at web
t ster Win d. train from so1thbridge and Tor Bos
ford, and Providence; at Norwich Win train 10,
New London from west Size stSlo%. IN ram ''
10. go n Wag Passenger Train. Connects at gor
cester with trains ircm Boston, Nashua. Iitci !.
Gurg, LEVEL, &c; at Worcester function WIN
Welem and Providence trains; at ruiilaln Nile
traln from Boston; at Paiuaet Tor Providence.
81 : 9iwiga vito tT$iSs for New london, Myrtle
s.sS y n. Way fassenge. Train. Connects n igor
EASTER WILD sralls rom Nashua, Filchiur2, Low.
ell, &c, at Worcester Junction vita AZ gfeas
Iraln rom Boston, and trains from We.te,n ard
train from Boston; at plainfield Junction trgijls
nom Providence and Hartford arrive in season cr
this train. Passengers from way stations les ept
Webster, Pntasm and D8nelsunvl!lel for View
fork by steamer from New London, viii take this
S.SG M. Steamboat Express Tran for View yo-k
Connects ct worcester with trains from Boston
concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua
tilehpurs, &c. at Putnsni from Eoston wal
pole, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
ioT Sew London st 9.l!T III.
TRAIFa Goud NORTH LEAVE NORWICH At
S.1O Steamboat Express train for Boston f1af;v
except Mondsy) CONNECTING at Pu1nsm a. 'jsd 5:
ton, Blackstone Franklin and Walpo!c; at Wef
cester for Boston, Birmingham, Lowell, Nashua
Concord, FlchbIrg, &c. This train leaves New
London at I.l5 q m, dependent arrival Of
steamer.
900 m. way Passenger Train Connecting
Piainfeld Junction for Providence; al PuiIaTn
for Boston, arriving Of iO.:sN m; at Worcester
Junction for Springfield, and way stations. Albany
sc, and Providence; at Worcester for trains 10
II.3O M. Way Passenger T-air Connecting al
PlaiE6eld with train from and for Providence:
arriving 81 Worcester Junction. in season for trainf
TO Boston Providence, Springfield and Albany:
S.4h m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
wich with train nom Eew London. ana at Pizn
field Junction with train to Providence; at Wor
cestef with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for worcester A S.aVe a m.
leaves Worcester for Webster at G;.sis m.
~ I: St II. ANDREWs, snp't..
dH Norwich q Worcester DiVstOn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08
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Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

-
Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New TIamp-
Manchester. Concord and Nashua \ H. Lowell Leom-
mister, Lancaster West Boyston, 0akdac and Clinton,
closes at u III ard $50 due at a,l5 m aud m
FMeh6qTs CLOSES al g. iNA5 ." m andaSo p m due at
anu p M
Sar 5 ana v T. a1a Mass u closes at $780, lO,i5
IN anu III. Due 9o a m ana and y IN,
"a East PTlncelon and est Sterling close at
''9V = III, que AT 9,ll a N
Ni9 VI iU6ou Gus ~ o,Sy anu M l,l0 ana
m que AZ o51 anu lb,O ~ 3,5U 45h $50 and 1880 m.
os'2 an erGes5er W ay NAH elnse at am and
N. que AZ 9,l5 lO31 N and 4,5o m.
Name IaIern Nsw hampshiTe and Eastern Ma;sa-
clusets, close at Z, ~ and M ll5 and IN. Due
hhode isiah1- close az b,sO ana ii M anu S,Op m
DN us AZ go u IN. S.l2 ana 6,5O M
Nay NAL on tle troNIenee ana worcester railroad
ciS SSe,3 ~ 1,oV = n que ~ s'42 am
Shbpqidy' mihIliinis,yle, tasl DoueaS Blacksone
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

WINTER AppAror,,7.rr ..-.u.. -. .,,o>.
DAY Nov u III SGAaH-'A' commencing on H'VH
PASSEScSv ~; rys ,ao,,o y,yoro,.,,.
For Boston al SGpxn d "xn NH AZ n, ana
The 20 M 1 ans ~ a ma We RS Exp p s star,
roT washington So aoni all others from Foster ST.
For Grafton Westboro' soghyille,o coriayle aud
For South Framinghem, l2O, 100, 925, and s45 a m
Lag, 52b, 3.55, 500 and 955 m.
For Milford. at 100 and 9.25 IN, lao 1926 and 35j M
For wellesley Granville West Neyinn Nnut.n
and BTFhtO1ns at 100 and 9i5 nj and SO ras
train train to Sstck and there change 70 the sXone
sIail, WHICH leaves Natick tWehy-seNen minutes amer
The 4.20 m train every day except MOI day; all
o' Ser5 every a; dsy except sunday ,,.,.,,
sunday express nom Albany leaves Washington square
j, Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station at
]'s NJ a; NJ ~; M 4, II iayl, Tor Il, SION
JkAlhS leave session IoIows;
For worcester at 500, 100 s3Ooxp., exp, m. $50
express m - Can
800 exp. p m
Now YorE, yis EoTTw w ]. 8 e exp p n.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08
~ A L. V N L. co - ID ARD s
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS
second Avenue, Corner TNenty-secand st
Office No. Bowling Green, New York.
Mannlacinre the


PATENT MESTlZo BURRING PICKERs
PATENT WORSTED BCRRING PICRERS, Pa
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLNG PICKERS. OILERS TO
attach picbers Patent Steel Ring an Solid Packing
Burning Machines IN sue single and Double for hrst
brcakers o. " ool Carcng Machines; Fine Burning
Machines for the second breakers and hnishers.
Improved Steel Ring Feed Rolls. plane ano lntersar-
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes Shake vii
lows with blowers. Waste busters. Cotton Gins Blow
ers. &c
. Exceslorl At the international Exhibition in Lon
Ih 1000, an1 at Paris Exposition of 1851 our Mes
6SHYiring Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award;
and ii g. MEDAL at American Institute Fair loo9-
Al - No Nv; ls6a and 1870 the highest award.
Macbtnee american Institute Fair. 1855, our Burning
~ III 'nS Tor cards. WAS awarded GOLD HEDAI
and IN Ism daeil exhibitions the HIGH EST AWARD
Al Amey cur Double Burner received FIRST PREMIUM
Rim Feed Roiis atute Fair. 1863 and 1870 our SCeel
Picker was awarded e AIR, 1870. Worsed Burning
~ Our STEEL RING Buppittti Z. - 49, -
OkLf SOLID PACKING BuREiSo n c,,,s1iNhs AXE Ihh
kET. Workmanship and Operation ~, NE ~ TUE MAR
our illustrated Catalogue can be had On asDlcsd
Prompt attention gwen to all nqusesu applleauon'
az ftf L.. asA ~. ofnnfs. Ny
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08
Money Sent without Danger of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
on one order will be issued on deposit this Office and
payment fthe following fees
On orders not exceeding SIC. 10 cents
Over 20 and not exceeding s3O.....,.....l5
IN
over $40 S5gg''''.'.''''5g g i"
swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
inns office at domt site rates -
w United States Treasury Notes or NaUonaI po,t
Notes only received or paid. - A i''A
| ,,, - ALuAELE LETTERS
slOuiu iNalablY be taken Posi- Office aud pegis
ine eGlstry zee 10 all the United states
man states, cents. ~ anu 'he Her-
OFFICE HOURS-From 64j m to spm. exccn,
sundays. On sun iays nom 9,45 to 1890 a m SF'
Money order business closes saturday nj I'm.
Jas diff j. PICIN E'TT' Tostnauior
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08
Gbs gap spn: aalorsr GbursOap gong februap s. 1872
Real estate.

.zR sal Es AT EAse
Eii5i HEADQUARTERS. T
L. 4. Ely & Co.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
ROGERS BLOCK, CORNER OFFICE.
~ FOR SALE "A RARE CHANCE
E;ii Must be sold-s'tuated in the village Of East
.El Woodstock. CT beautiful Cottage Residence 10
-. rooms barn 'Se acres excellent lang iull line
FOR SALE-A good Lot on Southgate ST.,
- FOR SALE-Grain and Saw Mill at
E;;; Quinsigamond Village; mill no feet long, IS wide
slL and heavily timbered, capable OF holding 5O,uUO
s er Of G Ta r S 9b"a to
that Will unload car in 80 minutes X r. track TO mill
This is one Of the best opportunities ever offered in
Worcester County, TO any wishing good Mill and
L. A. ELY co.
4t49 FOR SALE-Near the Dread, new
k5 Involvement house. for $500
Es.l l.. A. ELY q co.
-. FOR SALE-Two-tenemen house of
M;::T u rooms. Mason st.; large lot: all in good
I.,i con ition Price $500 l. A. ELY co.
COUNTRY STORE FOR SALE = An
" oi-estabshed stand; good run Of safe and reliable
cost, and real estate at low fgure good two-sjory
hoase-l0 rooms; good barn 20 80; with cellar car
l., A. ELY 4 co.
~. FOR SALE Or Exchange for ssSs>
Nh; hog ,s IN Worcester, a good FARM or 50 ssSE
-a2~ orcester; land under fair CIVILIZATIONS VIII keep
head Of stock through the year. 100 cords Of wood fit
to cut 25 apple bearng grapes other small
fruits &C IN abundance; cottage house, barn, &c in
good repair mile from scho j; good neighborhood
2milSs from centre. Price $500.
- FOR SALE-An elegant VILLAGE
k,ii;l RESIDENCE located in the beautiful Village of
I'LL East Woodstock, Conn. miles from Webster.
stylish Cottage House nelriy new. 10 rooms, hand
somely finished; cemented cellar; never failing
der a high state of cultivation; well stocked with
abundance OF choice Fruit Trees of the most approved
The most thrifty, bearing cond ion. Also So Acres Of
Woodland. miles from the house, embracing 10000 to
l29aO ~ of Pine and Chestnut Lumber. and 100 cords
ofWood. The location is conceded to he one OF the
most desirable in the town; Any one in pursuit of a
above. Price S35O For further particulars apply 10
L. A. ELY ~ co.
~ FOR SALE-West of Main st spIen-
k; did ocation, OF the most magnificent Private
tSlil Residences in city
A11=-2- JAZZ du L. A. ELY Il co.
~ FOR SALE-Near Providence ST., 2.
Ea;;i tenement House and Barn. nearly
ELI Price "a, $50. l.. A. ELY IL co.
TOR SALE ooD LOT of sc acres, neal
Il Qunsigamond Lake. in Shrewsbury. Price 81, 600
l.. A. ELY ~ co.
-. FOR SALE-Good 2-story 2-tenement
Ei House, in the immediate vicinity OF Laurel street
Lsl Church; 10 rooms; in good repair Price $1,000
terms easy l.. A. ELY d co.
- FOR SALE - Very superior House
hs;;! and Barn, with all modern improvements, on
k5!.l Main st (sOuth
A. ELY IL co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08
PROGRAMMES, THEATRE mn .
AUCTION AND OTHER
HandbillS and Posters,
Executed at very short notice
by the undersigned with
FAST POWER PRESSES.

Also, Fine Job and Gard Printing
k1S Agency for Sherwin's Hrlldy-struns ,,,.a,,
Labels, and shipping Cards. ""eotloh
cHAs. HAMILTON,
rs deopH ~ ana = CenIrnt Excnu,,.
NOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JITNC.
and 4.20p. m. ~ WV @''u ii'io u ID
Returning, leave Boston at 6.25and II a. n and n NJ
Cars run through Baggage checked through witiori
Passengers by this route land in the immediate c,,
" the Eastern, Boston Maine, and Boston n I1wsk
Depob also Steamers or Portland Bt. John and Hail
Tr-s ~ Is7o .o -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

AT meeting of the county agricultural So
cety, held at St. Johnsbury, on the 9th, to hear
the report of the committee of conference with
the state agricultural society, the matter of the
next state fair was fully discussed, and it was
voted nearly unanimously TO invite the state
ciety to hold the next state fair at that place,
and that the farmers of Caledonia county will
cordially cooperate with the state society in an
endeavor to make it the best fair ever held in
the state. The fair will be held on the second
week in September.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

PACiFlC MAIL $. $. JOS throuob lino
e, 10 Oa,liCrnla and China, Fares greatly Tclnceg
Seamels leaNe lier No. " North River tent ~ 1nn
street. at IL o'clock, noon on the ' WV vi Nhhal
18TH AND BOTH,
previous. '' -iheh the daY
=, February To-, steamer OCEAN QUEEN c.n,at,,
MANY, connecting at Panama with steamer pot iinh
DO, capt. -. N'"VtA-
cen,r aeplr connect a Panama with steamers for
OF iolh touches az Kingston, Janiaca departure
Franclseo March !, 1872 'N, 'cHVlng san
ky ngnaieu pqnnds baggage allowed each adult
tendance free. ' "oulolhe and at
hpr freight OF Passage Ticket, or ninber in,o,,
apply ~ ihe cOnpay's ticket Office ON ihe Wpp y, Y
NJ "a nhh1 Agenl TO SUTTON a WHEFIFp lu y"
hiock' WOrcesteri or to agents New INK I'M "ooh
nl3 dtr - d. mieAnMsdLIEIT y Co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

~ FOR SALE "A RARE CHANCE-
E:;. Must be Substituted in the village of East
EilI Woodstock CT. beautiful Cottage Residence. 10
-. rooms barn, &c; acres excellent land; fall line
fruit. Price $500 l.. 4. ELY co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

COUNTRY STORE FOR SALE - An
" oi-estabshed stand; good run Of safe and reliable
business best location town; stock will be sold at
cost, and real estate at low fgure good two-story
housel0 rooms; good barn 20 80. with cellar; car
rage house, &c Stora building "a "a, all in thorough
l.. A. ELY & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

xt.s FOR SALE-Near the Dread, new
EliI L. A. ELY & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

- FOR SALE-Two-tenemen house of
M;:;I Il rooms. on Mason st.; large lot; all in good
Nus con iton. Price $500, l. \. ELY d co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

CRY OF WORCESTER
In COMMON CoUNcIL, June 20, 1871.
CHARLES @. REED. President.
IN BOARD on ALDERMEN, June 20, 1871.
Jnl EDw. EARLE, Mayor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

- FOR SALE-In pleasant village, IA
s;ii miles from Worcester mile to depot early and
k}a late trains, 2-story house. and barn and \ acre
of land; ora tenements in house; 20 rooms in
perfect order tents for S3l2 year Price $780, Terms
easy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08

- FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
Mil; Property, farm OF about 800 acres of excellent
G3 land with wood lot worth $780, within 81 miles
of depot. stores, post office. DC. cuts from IS TO
100 tons of excellent hay by machine; pasuring will
keep 30 cows far Dudings good water mostly fenced
with stone wall Price SS5O0-terms easy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31

den. Die Guecrfc @utb, sepaart nit Der f%sinltsn
Hiit bradsn ssreint aus ibrsr sanSen 9alh'ns'
Cd Ibauterbaftes Bib, tpsl6ss sseisnrt mar,
ben t6las rec Screens ifcder, ;i I'aden. Nae
lpQta mir ibun ? S6tceen fcpntsn MIR rl6f au1
bic thldnae, neil mir Clara treHen trnnteh.
@irf6luacn nab benz Sbiere, otsr es rpuBte Ct
parpt a%usSupeiten une tserrbts 1eefn nil lsl'
rrrfSies.
b G,Ott, msin Sinh 3sttst fe!" iaris Der
aIte Captain.
g pplte Id Isltf riidi6tslps auf has Sbtsr
lhirtn, atsr lieutenant WeinbpIe bislt tbn 3u-
rid
,Eie miiresn lterten, pbne Sbre Scbtsr be-
frsrt Su %fSnnsn," Iaate or. nSe Ssbt Go nlpf.
grhst mir RAID en SHu."
HI peniocn Iugsntliden mar eaS %erlanste
su9Stele. Wdbrcne mir lins tpuneertsr', mas
Wanbple nit benz Eau MAIDEN peree, ihleueerte
eijrr isiue Sdube pom llt, srtlstterts, eas cine
CHE tes Iaues swiIhen belt s3abnen, sinen be-
rdbtarten Baum une ole9ie aus" ueer etnen
,run;ia 5us iitcr ter Shlanse terprrragenee,
vi Gr reriab eas Interchangeable aausnce NIL
otter peitsu S6linge, unb eann lIh raid riseer'
ldene, mari or ie Der S6lanSs u, ltter uesr
ba Sppf une ;ca lie 10 raid Su, eaB eaS ln9es
uGEIE SUltI IEnAtuNltkN " NHN ~ ~f'N''
bit mar. @utbenc tGunlte eS iib iest 9esen
en lieutenant smpcr, ea ss l6 aber ;unG6it pcn
bm umtlammerten Stamrte lpSiplheen mnbfe,
i~Isspanu Wsinbplp 3eit eas Gan rirbria1 UNI
IN UT ~ idlinsen une Sa befsitiSsn. Nun Sliif
c RAID abiparts.
Sest it's !3sit! Grsift nit Bell unS Nsisr
q" commaneirte CT.
Scfcrt bistcn unitre 2suts nit aler Strait aif
rs Sbisr los, tcien Sere9unssn GntleBen er'
taene paren ; ater ea sS ben Hrrt ntbt rlepr sc.
fausbcn fcnnte, 70 mabie es Ssrsebli9e I'm.
henarnaen. gSir bilteten uns raturllH, IN leire
l~marmung AZ geratben pesr pom S6lase lstneS
S6psifss seirrHen gu wsresn.
gSir bistsu tiefe Wuneen in ben 0eib tss LIN.
fbeuers; in lsinem Spcssfdm pie ibalte eS ben
snum, ,ertrab fl.inere Ielte ipie Strei1bpISten
IND fii6rte brnneinbe, ater ma6ilole S6lase
isaen ben Stamn,, tpdbreno Gin l1redlid illnsen-
ses @urssln unO !3il8en aus isinsm Na9sn
fam.
Clara tparp. balc aus ibrem gum aerfer setcpr.
gcrhsd bsrprrge3psen une lanf, balb pbn'
mGbtia, an bic Sruit ibres Sefrsiers.
Wittlcrweile ~critiegsn msbrsre Wann ben
Baum, lie6sn bsrat, mas BON Der SblanSe nod
am San bina une bistsu rs in Stlds, bis aud
Der leete Helt pom Ssben une es mar Sabt &C.
mug entpiden mar.
Ird spr Ibent brfanen mir nit Der Sc1Hutb
nab unier S6if piebsr lctt une famen ale slld.
lid an Sprc, rdbrenc ale Mann ibrsm tapfsren
lieutenant crsi 2eesbphs riefen, bic ME Spnnrr
bic @aIerprsen flansen. Webrrre Mo
nate + Gtsr fab i9 ibn sIItdliS isins Sraut sum
@ltar fibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31
Mgenten=2tfe.

california:
weorysrins. guta Ge.......W M. &. SEES.
Santa CLARA, GantagIaraGe"...Nte. errptstn.
Canada:
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. 23.--Lord Granville's
I note has been received. The Cabinet dis
cussed an answer to England for two hours
and half, but none was adopted.
The contents of these communications
are regarded as confidential in Executive
quarters; hence speculations in regard
to them are untrustworthy.
Washington, Feb. 23.-The note of Earl
Granville, sent to Secretary Fish, through
Minister Schenck, was read to the Cabinet.
"A general conversation ensued, in which
the merits of the questions presented con-
cernlng the Interpretation Of the treaty OF
Washington were discussed. There may
be a further conference on the subject,
when the reply of the Secretary of State
to the friendly note shall have been pre-
pared.
While this government does not seem
disposed to modify its statement of the
case, it will doubtless respond to the Brit
ish objections in such spirit as will show
its earnest desire for settlement of the
questions at issue in a manner altogether
honorable to both nations, through the tri-
bunal of arbirators provided by the treaty.
This is known to be the desire of the
President and all the members of the
Cabinet.
Application was made to-day for COPY
of the British note, for publication, but
without success the refusal being based
on the grounds that to furnish it would not
only be against precedent, but disrespectful
to the British government at this stage of
the proceedings. 1t was further said to-
night by high executive officer that not
even the substance of the note could now
be communicated through an official source,
nor had it been repeated to any private par
ties.
AT the same time, it was remarked that
as the note was of friendly character,
and couched in delicate language, and as
the reply would be in like temper, there
was, therefore, no cause whatever for ap-
prehension as to the continuance of peace
between the two countries.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams, together
with Secretary Fish, visited the President,
but remained but short time after the
Cabinet. assembled, having spent few
minutes in conversation with them.
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LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, Feb. 23-SENATE.-Mr.
Spencer introduced bill continuing land
grants to the Selma, Rome, and Dalton
road.
Mr.. Trumbull introduced bill abolish
ing stock gambling.
The bill forbidding corporations from is-
suing notes or bills was passed. 1t is
aimed against Southern railroads, which
Mr.. Sherman said was issuing two and four
dollar notes.
The discussion regarding the sales of
arms was resumed, Messrs. Trumbull.
Morton and Nye, occupying the day.
HoUSE.-The diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill was considered.
Mr.. Voorhees, opposed the appropriation
for consul to Havana, characterizing Spain
as a brutal and bloody power. against
which the Cuban people were revolving.
supported by the sympathy of the people
of the United States. He favored the re-
cognition of Cuban independence, saving
there was not foot of soil subject TO
Spanish bayonets. He said the Spanish
authorities had treated the American name
and authority with sovereign and unmiti-
gated contempt.
While Peru had acknowledged the abso-
~~o PHN.hoo VI Ouud, diiu IeT DellR-
erent rights had been acknowledged by
Chill, the United States of Columbia and
Bolivia, and even by poor, disordered Mex
ico, the United States was the only power,
recognizing free institutions in the Western
world. who had no kind word to say to the
struggling people of that doomed Island
this, the strongest, the freest country, with
all its boasted power, hearing the dogs of
war rending the flesh and crushing the
bones OF their victims, was silent.
Mr.. Garfield opposed the discussion.
MIR. Banks promised the House that the
matter would soon come up in shape
upon which vote could be reached.
The bill was passed with amendments,
raising Russia to first and Japan to q
second-class mission, and reducing Central
America to one minister at Nicaragua.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-24

HORSE THIEF Arrested Talua-
bic Horse Observation-Disclosures Knox and
Dan and Jack Wren this morning arrested
in this city young man named f. G. VOL
bridge, who is charged with stealing val
liable horse a night or two ago from Mr..
Alsea Cornell, near Powhatan Station, on
the Danville road, about twenty-five miles
from Richmond. The young man was
captured at the Horse Bazaar, near the city
jail. He had a fine horse in his possession
at the time, supposed to be the property of
Mr.. Cornell, and was at the auction, no
doubt, for the purpose of converting the
horse into cash. The detectives took
charge of the animal, of course, as well as
the thief. Woodbridge will have hearing
before Justice White ON Monday morning
next. We understand that the evidence
against him is very strong. Mr.. Cornell
will be notified, and no doubt be here on
Monday.