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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-15
SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uu.
~ dersigncd will proceed with the
surveyor Of Dubois county. on the 10th
DAY Of March 1872, to run the lines and
determine the boundaries of section 35,
town ], north range 3 west, and section
= town ! south range 3 west.
Iheintermediate lines will also be run
ana the corners thereof established
Persons interested will please he pre-
sent. j, w. LANDRETII
March /, 1S72.-3w.
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WE are definitely informed that Sam
uel L. Jones, Esq.,, Of this city, will be a
candidate before the next Democratic
State Convention for clerk of the Su.
preme Court, and we are authorized to
make this formal announcement. Mr..
Jones 10 we'll qualified for the Office. and
II nominated will do his fair part, as
candidate, towards electing the State
ticket in October. Il Evansville Courier
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HURRAM FOls THE
r q i lr O a d.!
T o F AR NJ e r S.
AGRICULTURAL WORKS AT
$. kUEBLER' IS,
BLACKSMITH b WAGON MAKING SHOP

JAsrER, fypIAEA, J
To buy cheap. for money down,
Come to Jasper. RS the town:
Farmers. and all who " ant 10 buy,
Vnroll your Rreenhscks. and draw nigA:
For >. kucbler has for sale
The best Plows. Wholesale or retail;
buggtes. Carriages. silver bright,
With farming implements all right
Tome one and ALL lets have q trade.
Corn plcws and Guilty. new,
Mcwtng machines end Keepers. tee:
Wagons. Of all kinds. ready done.
Nay rakes we're sure are No one:
With many other things all nice.
80 just come In. and learn the price:
Then " you don't want 10 suy.
There' he no harm 'tWixt you and I.
few good jobs have been mode, confess.
whose success Ass depended On copying ffss
But unlike the prin,er--te borrow VIE nuss-
They iail to give credit. and yet call Il iass.
With labor. skfii. genius TO auperintsnd,
New impr.v.nsn'' make which sAs vssi's
Aud when I've sueessdsd and 90, sssS
The nextthiss I knew it's enaaothsr mssAi.sI
But somsthin9 e'ssrve eot to ssy,
Do not forget me ID the pay
when Iron buy. OF lumber, % you sse.
so, nm. Out .na money no. w, pay fro,. ~;
And make new one good and soand:
Now do not put II on too far
with moneyin yonr pocket. and 20 spare.
And remember. hesitate not "a say
The work We make must he q. X.
Aprll 70. 10Y 6EBASrIAN KUKRLnR.
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B U L l. S
. orm Destroyer
EXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM GEORGIA.

VILLAsow, WALxER Co., Ca }
Jane 70
DH JonS BrLl-Dear Sir: I have recent, given your
Worm Destroyer several trials and find II wondc FULLY
sWcsc'ous II has not failed In single instance to have
the Wished Tor effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily ov article of the lind
am, sir, most respectfully
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. NJ D.
=. 10 unqualified and numerous are the testin,o.
mas IN iavor 81 my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
space u entirely too small to tell its merits
IL u an infallible remedy fos Worms Try u and be
convinced See my Jsurua for more fun description
JOHN BULL.
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Nhe proprctorof celebrated jus,iv i'm,
Tor superiority overall rcndies evcroner II 10 the
'"nic Tor the sAfr eHkr cure Of que
nd Fever or Chls aud Fever whether Of short or long
N"nnlnE ne reier. TO the cntir. Western and Suouh
western country to bear him tencny 10 the truth OF
the assertion. thai whatever fail 10 eur,
II me directions are strictly followed out In arear
many cases. single dose has been sufficient for cure
and whole families have been cured BY single battle
win perfect restoration "f the general health. II
however prudent and In every case more certain cure
" Its continued IN hose. for week or i've
alter the disease has been checked especially In dir
ncuh and long standing Usually. this medicine
not require any aid :" keep the low els good order
'hsuld me patient however. require ~sthart~ nedi.
cine after having taken three four dsses II the Tonic
single dose 81 BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
viii be sufficient.
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House and Lot for sale.

n GOOD TWO STORY
h q house in Jasper, with a
I'LL lot 100 fect front and 100 feet
deep, is offered for sale cheap,
The house belongs to Mr.. Paul Egg, il
frame, with four rooms, hall down
stairs and up, is filled in with brick in
the first story and plaste red, and ceilcd
ana painted up stairs, and has good
cellar. The lot has clstern, stable. GOOD
garded palcd IN, and other convenicnces.
For further particulars apply to the
owner, or to G. DoANE,
At Courier Office.
Nov. II, '7l~tr.
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For Stallion or Jack Bills
call AZ the Courier Office.
Nact T. cheap.
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0ss Agsab ~ Beoess cal. aaA Cso0ss sesssI h. I.
MILLIONS Bsav Tsssinsuy - shs,r
WsuAerfal Curative Rasess.
They srs not vile Fancy Drink. Msds ct Peer
Ra0s Whlskey, Pro0f SplPiss asd Rslsss
Lleu0rs doctoreA, ced and swesesMsd 70 plsase The
ta~ta called Tonics "A ppesisss "Rsstorsra he
aslssd che tpplsr 10 drunkenness and ruin bat ere
aus Medicine made frem the native Roots end H,rb,
efCAliforniA free fte0 all A1eoAsllo SLIM.
1ssss. They are the on Eat BLOOD PUN.
IlIR and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
apsrfsct Renovator and lnvigorstor Of the System
carrying 81 IN poisonous nnattsr and restoring thsbooA
"a healthy eosition. No psrson can aks shsss Di,
scu according N drsctions and remain long unwsli
prVvtdsd their bcnss arc not destroyed by mineral
Doison or other means and the vital organs vssssA
bsyond tho point II repair.
They are Gentle Formative % we'll a. =
Tssle, posssssinR. also. che peculiar merit os acting
powerful agent IN relieving Congestion or Innan.
nation Of the Liver and All the viscsral Orsans.
FOR FEM Ii COSlPLAINTs, In youns =
ed married or single It the dawn VI wosnanhood Or =
Ma turn Of life. thes Tonic Differs have no equal
Fer Iseamnsasery and ChPsnic Rhssms.
sls0 and GOos, DysDopsln or Iualgesslsu.
DlliOas. Rs0letess aad lusOVmlseens Fe.
vera Diseases or the Heed, Liver, Kid.
nsys and bladder, thsss Bisse 70 have bssn uosI
sascsssfai Hseh Diseases cansrd BY vIsiassA
Bleed, which II generally producsL BY dsrangsnses
DYSPkPSIA OK lNDI0E&FION, nssA-
sehs. Pain In the Shoulsrs Coushs. 1shsasss Of he
Chest. Dsslnssa. Sour Eruesatioss Of the os~uasA
had Taste In the Mouth. 0ilions Attacks Pspitason Of
chs Heart. Indammaoo u the Lanss. Pain In The ~
siens Of the kdnsya and husdsd ethsr ainasl syn,-
soas. arv the oaspssass o. Dyspepsia.
They tnvigoratO th~ StosA md stjmulaSe IL tara
Liver and Bowsla. vhieh rsnasr thsm Of upssuAllsl
smsscv In esansng hs blood 4 al purisiss 40 In
parting new LIE and usos to the Whole sysssn.
FOR SKIN DIyEA~Ra. srupsiens letter. s.ls
Rhssm. Dlctehes. spsts Pfnpsss Pustuss. Bols, CO.,
~ ltsh SCUBA D!aeeentteas sstke 8kin H.u~s, "a
xaea:es o. the skin. o. wasev.r 1890 uature ne
literally dss - ssd sasnsa sat Ofshs system IN shsrs
ses vt convince the noss iscssduicas q sisir ssr
cIsasas Ne Initiated Blood wAsssvvr ~. sna n, -.
Dsritfsa bunting through the skis h Pmp,ss yu,-
tens or ssres elsanss Il when ysu an4 oAssrvs.sA
and slussish In the veins cleanse u whom q h bsI.
end year feelings vill tell yoav hen Keep the hesl
pm. end the Aealth " tAs svaeu Will hnsw.
Pis. Tape. and ssher Wsrns. lurking 10 Ns
syssm Of - many thousands easetuay dss4rs,sa
sd and Fsnovsd SAYS di:tiss.ishsd. psysieleyA.
esrth vA:s bsdy 4 s1.rsps kcT tho ,resssss Z
Sosms e not !gen the healthy sIssssnse q Ne
az ., S:sc:. :i IT, 0ss n d:
S:sss. az Il. 5: :. e ss 1870, .:s:s u:
,. Waikiki, Proprietor. n. n. MCDONALD 4 co.
Dssessss snd osn Asents s.n vreoe!ses. Calfss.la,
~ = saA - Conmsree Street, New Yssk.
o0sOlp sy ALI DRG0OlyrS AND DsALsnA
And Tor sale in Jasper by !. Ecxxs.
10. April Z. lv7l-y
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Real Estate Agency.
l.. JONES 4 co.

OFFICE-In Fisher b McMahin's
Building, Gciger Street.
HUNTINGBURG. INDIANA.
DEAL ESTATE bought and sold,
~ taxes paid, abstracts Of title furnish
ed, &c. Letters Of inquiry. pertaining
to real estate transactions, promptly an
swered, and advice and information con-
corning Real Estate in Dubois, Spencer,
Pike and Orange counties furnished free
Of charge.
TERMS.-Our rates Of commission for selling prop
erty will be Ave per cent. when sold by u.s. and two
and half per cent " withdrawn from sale before the
time OF the contract expires, or sold by any other
change snll rates OF commission will charged when the
exchange ID effected.
Jan. l2th, T2-ly.
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA!

- 81. I0rn, April 20.
your Sarsapara, and the healing and beneficial Quail
ties possesses, send you the following ststeeut 81
my case. s"' "
was wounded about tive years ago--was,sk.p pr,s.
oner ana confined for ak months. Being moved 20 ef
ten, my wounds have not healed yet. have not sat
hips MY general health 10 impaired. and need some
thng 10 assist nature. have faith In your sar.
shpsr,,a tnsn anything else wish that to be eenu.
CAPTAIN G. p JOHNSON
=. y. Mr. Johnson was the Of a skillful snrrcon
His mother recommended her friends and for ~
wears used my Sarsaparilla with perfect success In
scroua and Fever-sores Mrs. johnson states that the
cures erected were almost miraculous Read my Jour.
nal for extended information ard advice In yc,,
ny Journal contains certificates o. eminent persons
MINISTER'S and medical men-men who are known here m
TINS community Tor integrity and veracity have re.
Gently received most remarkable certificate from An
eminent gentleman Of Louisville. JOHN BULL
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49,, ~ ~AA-..
lKUEBLER & BRETT
GREAT INDUcEMHMTs.
TO PURCHASERS OF
IDRY-G0oDS,
Having just opened their Fall and sin,sr Stock
|eompriSng everything new in
Dress Goods.
Poplins eilks.
IN all styles 'aad Prices.
FULL LINE OF
Black and Coleyed Alpssess.
or the Best Marks.
Hstiess.
Hosiery.
Ribbons.
Making sur assortment complete.
Our Domestic Departures, 10 full Of all the best
brands Of
Bleached Il Brown Muslins
OF ell widths ard qualises.
2inghams, Ticks and Stripes,
At the
Lowest Prices.
A full line Of
;0ttona G2es and Cassimercs.
Plain and Fancy.
Glass and QueensWare
OF all kinds.
Crockery, Groceries, &C.,
A good assortment Of II
Cutlery and Hardware:
Hats and Caps.
Ladies and Children Shoes.
We Do notadvertse to sell trashy Goods that would
dear At any price. sell goods OF cots: but will
arantee prices tn I've eueh that the closest
u he satih~d that good are cheap
%rrii ss'7i KuEBI.ER / BRETz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A bill has been reported in the State Senate
to incorporate a road in the Valley to be
known as the North River Railroad Company
to run from Port Republic to brldgeTater,
Crawford. Parties are in Richmond from var
ious section of the State, working through
railroad schemes. Already a number Of char,
tiers for railroads have been granted, aud the
committee on roads has still before it some ten
or twelve applications for charters.
The people of the State are beginning to
find out that the high taxes imposed upon
them is not the result of extravaganza or mis-,
management upon the part of the State nor OF
the payment of the interest on the public debt,
but o fthe county and township system in force
and the taxes levied by the counties and town
ships for school, road, and various other pur-
p0cps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06


The WASHINGTON correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says that ''at the instance of Senator
Johnston, of Virginia, the judiciary committee
will shortly consider the claim of Mrs. Robert
+. Lee for payment for the Arlington estate,
now. used by the government as a national
cemetery. The prevailing belief is that the
committee will recommend an appropriation to
liquidate the claim. Several radical Senators
have already acknowledged the justice of the
claim. The title of the government is not
valid, the requirements of the law having been
entirely disregarded in the acquisition Of the
property. The estate was sold for taxes, but
it is asserted that Mrs. Lee through an agent
rendered payment of the taxes, but the govern
ment officers refused to accept it. The prop
erty was bid in at the sale by the government
at s26, 900, but only s92 was paid, that being
the amount due as tax. Another informally
in the sale was the disposition of the entire es-
tate, whereas only a sufficient portion to liqui,
date the tax Indebtedness should have been de-
tached and sold. Mrs. Lee, in a memorial to
Congress, asks for $500, 900; deeming that
amount fair price for the property; but there
is a decided difference Of opinion on this point,
some claiming greater value for the property,
and others charging that the amount asked is
too much"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06
COMMUNICATED.

lCOMM SlIal ED.
HAVE PITY on THE PooR.-I was requested
last week to call on a poor family in my ward
who needed aid. L found them living in 3 small,
unfinished ropm-perhaps eight by ten feet
square. The furniture consisted of q cooking
stove, table, one or two chairs and q bed, upon
which, when I entered, rose four small children
the eldest a girl about nine years of age, and
the youngest an infant of six weeks. The tired
mother had just come home from work, by
which she had been trying to earn something to
buy food for her children for her husband, she
told me, with tears in her eyes, was in Jail. The
children were very thinly clad, and had no shoes
or stockings. a little boy Of seven has suffered
from spasms, which, l fear have affected his
mind. The committee have distributed all the
clothing which has been sentin to the Y.M.C.A.;
but, without doubt, there are many persons who
would gladly contribute if they knew the press
ing need of this and other families. All ARTICLES
OF clothing are very much needed, but particu-
larly Undertaking, fannels, &c, The quiet,
accomplishing patience with which many of the
poor of this city bear their extreme poverty is
very remarkable, and appeals to our sympathy.
DISPENSER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06
NEWS OF III DAY.
"To shoo the very age and body Of the Times

A dispatch from St. Louis says:--''The ten
der, baggage car, and three passenger cars of
the Washington accommodation train, on the
Missouri Pacific railroad, were thrown from
the track Yesterday and tumbled down an chi
bapk1nent, three miles west OF Mcremee.
Sky passengers were on the tram: about halt
of whom were more or less injured, but none
fatally. The accident was caused by a displac-
ed rail.
The murderer of Fisk was again in Court
yesterday, and the case adjourned over to next
Monday, when there will a trial OF the point
raised by his counsel, which was that the Grand
jury that found the Indictment against Stokes
was an illegal body. At this rate OF progress
the whole affair will be'forgotten by the time
the murder comes to be tried on Its own merits.
Mrs. Fair, the California mlHHrderess, has
been granted a new trial by the Supreme Court
on the ground that the Court erred in not al
lowing counsel for the defence the closing argu-
ment, and in permitting evidence to be taken
of her former bad character for chastity.
Genet, a State Senator from New York city,
under the Tammany reign, was arrested yeste--
day on the charge of forgery, and Fields a pre-
sent member of the Assembly, on the charge
of felony. Five new indictments have been
found against Tweed.
Now that quiet has been restored at New
Orleans and Yarmouth is triumphant, he re-
cognizes one of the exciting causes Of the re-
cent troubles by recommending the repeal OF
the laws against which the Carter faction made
a fight.
The Washington correspondent of the Phlla-
delphia Press gives currency to a rumor that
Minister Curtin is to be recalled from St.
Petersburg, and that General Banks, OF Mas
sachusetts, will be nominated as his successor.
A new club in New York city admits ladies
to its privileges, and so marks a new departure.
The members see no reason why women should
be excluded from social enjoyment and harm-
less recreation !!
Rev. Joseph Ferneding, Catholic vicar gene
raj of Ohio, died at St. Aloysius, in Cincln'
natl, on the Sd instant, at the ripe old age OF
seventy years, of disease of the heart.
To New York, at the first appearance OF
small. pox, several weeks ago, a large 'fumlga
ting corps was set busily at work, and is still
kept in active operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

Some of the New York papers are making
the most" Of the comments of the British press
on the Treaty and the Alabama claims by SEN
~sational articles, To judge from the remarks
OF the New York Herald, especially, war is i'm
minent! In the meantime it does not appear
that in government circles in Washington
there is any excitement or any expectation that
there is to be a "war." The Committees on
Foreign Affairs in both Houses have nothing
before them to indicate 'war."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

The New York Evening Mail says:-"All
our rich people have become wild lately CD the
subject of descent; armorial bearings are the
fashionable study, aud New York is blessed
With that sweet boon, a herald's college. De-
Brett and Burke are faithfully conned by every
ambitious nobody, and if among the roll OF
Britain nobility can be found a name which
in any way resembles his own, joy fills his
breast, and straightway Gimbrede hath an
nrdariN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

MILITIA LAWS An important change J
the militia law is recommended by the Com
mittee on Militia and Police of the House OF
Delegates. 1t is proposed: in accordance with
the suggestion OF the Governor, to exempt all
members of volunteer companies from jury
service provided commandants of companies
report to the county or corporation courts the
nam of members failing to perform their
duties as soldiers. Such delinQuents will be
again liable to service on juries and will also be
enrolled in the corn stalk militia. Itisfurther
less than 80 nor more than 100 men, and that
all persons enlisting shall be held in service.
for FIVE years, after which they will be exempt
from military duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06
CO.N.u

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Feb. 6.-The market
for Wheat continues active at yesterdays quo
tstions; offerings of 100 bushels white and 20 of
red, with sales Of the former at ITS for choice,
and of the latter at l68 and 10 for prime, and
175 for choice. Corn is in light receipt, and
good samples are in request at On advance; of
ferings of 1873 bushels mixed, with sales at 69, and
Oats,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

The demonstration at Trafalgar square, in
London, last night, by the supporters Of Sir
Charles Dixie, was attended with comparative
quiet. A procession of at least 1000 persons,
many of whom wore Phyrigian caps, marched to
the square. Numerous red flags were borne
throughout the line, and the bands played the
Marseillaise. Mr.. Odgar presided over the
meeting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

Mr.. Willard yesterday introduced in the
House of Representatives a bill supplemental
to the apportionment act, providing that the
following States shall be entitled to one repre-
sentative in Congress in addition to the number
apportioned to such State by that act, viz:
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York. Penn
s~ylvania, Indiana, Tennessee, Louisiana, Ala
bama, and Florida-nine in all. The bill was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06
GINGER FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

The demand for this favorite SEWING MA
CHINE is still increasing, and the great number
sold in this city during the past year is without
compact, durable and beautiful, and is beyond
doubt less liable to get out Of order than any
machine claiming public attention, and can BE-
operated by "a child. The sales Of this machine
since its Introduction have steadily increased.
leaving oil competitors far behind. This TACT
alone IS a proof Of its superior merits over all
other machines. Over one hundred and fifty in
daily use in this city, giving. universal ~satisiac;;
ton. For references examine my books and
Judge for yourself. Machines sold on the most
liberal terms, and satisfaction guaranteed in ev-
erv case. G.. C.. BERRY, Agent,
Alexandria, Va.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

The P~resbytery of Brooklyn met yesterday
to consider the preaching of female minister,
Elizabeth Smiley, in Rev. DR.. Cuyler's Church.
After argument the case was referred to a com
mittee, who reported at the afternoon session a
document to the effect that it was Inconsistent
with the rules ofthe Church to allow a woman to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

The bill to abolish the Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, introduced
by Mr.. Cobb, of North Carolina, in the House
of Representatives yesterday, proposes that the
bureau shall be discontinued after June 80,
1872, and that all employees then on duty shall
be discharged; except such as shall be retained
by the Secretary of War for the purposes Of
the act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

Extensive improvements are in progress in
and about Newport, preparatory to the opening
of uext season. Many miles of the new roads
have been graded and opened, and almost the
whole island is coming into market for villa
sites. Charlotte Cushman's new house is said
to be highly novel in its design. Its cost will
be $50, 600. Loring Andrews, of New York,
is erecting a 500, 5000 villa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06
preach.

OF the ice crop around Boston the Traveller
says:-''The ice this year is Of superior quail
ty, and there is abundance of it; and this,
coupled with the fact hat the weather has
been remarkably favorable for harvesting, will
enable the companies to house large quantities
and make it chean next summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

Some of the British authorities in India
have, it is said, recently ordered the leaders of
the Looshai insurrection to be blown from the
mouths of cannon, as was done in the
able Sepoy mutiny. We do not believe that
this, or any other cruelty, is the way to make
or secure neace."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

1t has been already ascertained that TIE
amount of the defalcation of Mr.. Collins, late
Pension Agent of the District of Columbia,
will reach at least $4,000 As yet, however,
the investigation is far from concluded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

Politics. as far as Presidential candidates are
concerned, are at a great discount just now
aud those engaged in getting up movements
have a hard time in enlisting recruits to aid
them. Time enough yet!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

Late intelligence from Liberia, in Africa, is
to the effect that quiet and order prevail
throughout the country, the general topic Of
discussion being the successful negotiation in
London Of the first loan Of Liberia. The
amount borrowed is stated to be el00,00 0 in
coin,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-06

Rock fish sell in the Washington market at
35a4Oc per bunch. AS soon as navigation opens,
it is expected that fish will be abundant in the
Potomac river.