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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02
Ri b%erfaufen.

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T. ID mi sloenue, ionic 3pei Sdnier unb Elm eroSfr
6tan I'M SIntCrerunee, a1ss NIT ietr ~niefrteer 9runbs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02
9n betfauieft.

&:lR ginefeItene @eIeeenhett!
GIN Wobrbaus nit 9aoen anf Der Sibmeft $ Gle
Ger Sretsr= uno SawnftraBe; Srunomietbe 81 IS pro
brettefuB (; IreiS $2200 - iebr niseris.
sluSuun q Sruseup,
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(81-) gr. &c, Horo.B onbftIaee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02

13. (Ssttion p aul bem BIane.l Sin 6reiedt9eS
@run6f ii d on Der areuSuns rer @beiteritruse un0
Bclcirz4penne, IL 6u6 on Der 8tllir=Aocnue, Al &.
on Der @befteriraBe brett, nit etner 3lete pom "a SUP
an Der 8eIairsauenue bis 8ur 99eIteIitra6e.
Terner:
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@runofui on rsr 8reujuH9 her feberulhrose unD
Setair- 4usnus, 80 suB an oer Belairsaoenue, 90 s.
on 6eoeroItraBe brett, nit elmer 2tefe uon 50 Sup
pom Der 8elairzAucnue biz sur SeoGraIfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02
2u Sermictheu.

Der erose sGbtn ssr. 50. Salfimorsar., nebeas
on Der Office ces "S reiponoenten, if bonn l. NiGrS
on auf furSe oher idu9t 3ett btlt9 ga perlnietben.
DtdH melne fb bel 3. Raine, nebenun benz 2Gcen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02
m Gilmnrefr., suiiheu Walbrrrg:
Eg,I nnA SnrnfnnnffrnSe.

Wter biibit sebaute W obnbGuier, ~5<ftoiise Tront.,
2shofige Yintersebduhe nit alien mobernen Serbeiz
i%eruneen. Yreis $500, 5ab(tar in 2Fo6erz ODER
NonotsSabluugen. SObu SIenn s Comp.
&S-) Rr. 1, ct. Baultr1se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02
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5Etsa- Gin 9Sobnbaus nit Z atsr 9anb unb notIiee
&e6tussbluoe, rabe benz Stiisen=Yart mo inners
balb Der staotgrenae. @iebt eine uepsriiht aher ne
saLSe StGot. Gut tur etnsn 2Qesrbieroarten eelceen.
Jpbn Slenu s Sony,
1881 BI, 4. ct. GauItrnRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02
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Stnbt-G untrolcnrs s8iircau,

SaItim0rt. ON y. ApTu 1913.
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ttoneu rom I. biz 20. Ylul t,IG n titiCm Suygau Sc
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UOJ6) SamueI WGccubbin, Gorirol5uv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02

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nabe Der VbilaSeIpbitr Moab

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5ffentliher Auttlou an BlGbe Mfpntao, ben s..
p.ai 1873. Radmtttass 3 ubr. Den WiItteltbetl Der
mertbuouen 2au6fene oes reritotbenen SGmuel airt,
in Baltimore . County. ~unssiibr D UleiIeH BON DER
Stootgrcn3e. mittelmess iruiiden Der Belnir' uno
philadelphia : Gurnpite uno ~ Dieile pom Der
BIuezSansSaofrn" an lesterer RoGo sele9en oer=
tauleE. Gs eren8t on bic eanotslcn Der So. Cart
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Die Sduofele entbGlt ua9siabr ISL ader, pom De.
men Die meiit.n nit Sol3 b~epfanBt inn; un9efGbr IS
atet ftno unier 9ultur. sic III in . 9ldse BON iU
bis f3 M6ern jsoet eip9etbeiIt; aul Dem 9r6Btsn
o~erIelben 1T Gin beuusmes b0l4Grnes lB o b n s,
Staa, NildbGus u. {. 70. SusuirGiier Der btiien
QualitGt b%iufetbeno.
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tbun, %auipeiero 81 ieiH.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02
Blu perhauffn nnb 81 pfrmlftbrn,
9u hermietuen.
Hu %DtrfaufeIi.

.E1 Gin srcscs sutsebautss Gobn5aus nit ea-
bcn, lid fir etne oifertlide oeer Griudt4 B obnuu9
etsucno nit S.hodisem ointer9ehiupe, ero6en SOL
uno ttrteren &ingaus burb cine IL Sub breite Alep,
fuiro ouI %9dnftiss . eoiRaun9eH %pertauit. ttah5uira q.
gen on Srt uno Steue, Rr. 81, S~ft=GombGreTr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02
"a Sine ldl0ne WQrfls0on0feIe

BON - Gdern nit Sbfeorten uro ausesrudbltsn
FrIttsn, a~usgs,ei6netem Dobnboule, Sbeuae uno
6taGuHs, pel6e iest lebr er9tsttg lit. .3u Oer!aufsn
burb O.. xB. Gpofe, Sar. ., KAN SuiISinss.A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-02
Yu berfaaftn.

EzMI Sas aro5s breiitOdiee 5issslfrincrns Tobns
bnus NIT 3stoitgem pintersebduhe, &tau unb @u.
sombnihfraSc. ~befanrt, prb auf %aneemtiiene BE
btnaunsen ~usrfauit. gin 9bell Der qouiinmme baar,
her Jfeit In lpetsntliten ooer mDnGtiiten 3obIun.
GEN nit !Stnicn gu 6 @ro8ent. RGteres in Or, 80,
&eCpmeard6e. Oh
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
fCoNHUSfcA.FT..
Wedding JOl,iHc2tiozl.

There was quite. q numerous aai
9leefal gathering q French-C Canh'ians
81 Mr. Dufnltiue's house on Thursday
evening. Ii wis made the occasion OF
Offering NJ. Camille La,nare and lady a
complimentary tribute, which they well
deserved mt the hands of those present.
The recipient Of that compliment, who
is Dummies partner, has within a few
days arrived from Canada with one Of
the most lovely, aIniable, sociablc and
interesting dau ghters of said country, to
whom. he says, he has sworn allegiance
for life. 1 believe it. For my part, old
rs I am, if it should be my fortune to
meet her equal anywhere within reas-
onable time would soon swear myself
cut Of Relationship.
The evening entertainmc although
modest and rot having anything very
remarkable about it. WAS most pleasant
affair. The ladies', whose number was
too limited for the number of the othtr
sex. seemed TO vie with each other the
honor of being the most ani:2hle and
sCciable. Every one that participated
feemed to ba inspired with q spirit OF
mirth, cayoty and hounaless mersiment,
ell Of which, L must say. are chafaciei-
istic of our good liitured neIshbors. 1t
consisted Of mixture of American and
Canadian dances; also any amount OF
French songs. Il must b, Re say that IN
the line of singing our good cl1zen
Dnmsine cannot be excelled.) There
WAS recess OF few minutes during
which time the rather small dancing hall
was converted into its original condition
again, and several tables were loaded
down with all kinds of first class eat
ables, fruits. and any amount of good
cakes-at one of which ii was my good
fortune 10 sit and partahe OF all those
Eae thugs, also to hear some ver" APP
rropriatc sentiments expressed t. the
bliie and bridegroom to which both re
sronded in few but fitting remarks.
After this fine collation. the dance was
AGAIN resumed and lasted til very late
hour this morning. CuneideIlnS the
snlallness OF DEmaine's apartments and
the large concoGtSe OF people hlln5
thern TO Their tulf capacity. II was m
equi yccally T. most pleasant aud agree
able reunion. The BRIDE aud groom de-
serve great credit from those present Tor
tle- manner with which they acquitted
themselves. Long life, do wish them,
and one replefo with ali sorts Of hne
things and may il be smooth aud p.e!--
ant; mAy tAsy also IS easily control Its
rGflies rs it viii b. pleasant 10 remember
IN the future Of tn, agi lGt'r LITTLE :cs-
tiyll. My last words are i pDin"SS and
numerous procery- i 6rEaIA,22.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

This morning, January 9th, 1872, at seven
O'Clock, PRUDENCE NJ. WHITE, aged -
years. Gas-Her funeral will take place from tho
residence OF her brother, Thomas NJ. White to.
morrow Friday afternoon, at half-past three
o'clock. The Sodulities attached to st. Mary :
Church are especially invited to attend.
This morning, in Washington, d. c., VIII
LIAM K. WANTON, son Of the late w. r;
Wanton. Of this place. gac- His funeral will
take place from his mothcr's residence, No. 3OS
f street, north, tomorrow friday afternoon,
ut o clock The friends Of the family are re-
specially invited TO attend.
At "Avon," Fairfax county. Virginia, De-
ccmbcr Is, 1872, MARY BATH koT, y"uns-
est daughter of Judge Il. Ii. Cockcrlllc. The
bcrcsved father and sisters now gather around
the hearth stone OF this afflicted house, and they
sadly mis- the tender and Ioving smile "t Mol
lie, whose joyous disposition, cheerful, cordial
and ,tlccLonute manner ever contributed /" The
happiness OF those around her. May the hal
lowed mem rrlcs of her bright If, and peaceful
death long lingcr in that stricken household,
and Though being dead, may ihayet' speak, y
and attract her loved ones tn her Saviour
FRIEND
Fairfax county, Jan. s.
On the lst day uf January, 1879, very snti"n-
ly, at five clock y. m, MARCUS, son ii the
late Edmund Il. Duval, Of Prince George ;
county, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

CONGRESS. In the Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Corbctt introduced bill amending the Nation
al Currency act Mr.. Morton reported reso-
luton appropriatiug 900 towards defraying
the expenses Of the Louisiana and Arkansas in
vcstigatiou, and comforting on the Commission
power to send for persons and papers, The
question was raised as to whether any such au-
thority could be delegated to the Commission
ers, and the resolution was finally SO amended
as to provide that the witnesses shall be sum-
moued and sworn by United States officer or
officer of the State, duly qualified to administer
oaths, and then the resolution was passed.
The House of Representatives, in committee
of the whole, had under consideration the Leg
islative appropriation bill. Mr.. Sergeant moved
an amendment appropriatiug $4,000 instead
of 1926, 900 for the Presidents salary. The
point of order was raised that the amend
ment proposed to change existing law. The
Chair overruled the point, but an appeal being
taken the House decided the amendment to be
not in order, thus defeating the proposition.
When the appropriation for the Bureau of Ed
ncation was reached there was considerable dis.
cussion, and some unfavorable comment upon
the Bureau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
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.MHKRfED.


The following Marriage Notice appears in
the Wythcvile Enterprise:
"Cnfatry Rail on Neso Rtrer. '-On the 18th
day OF December, 1877, annie! hail and slcet, Da-
vid A. Speaker, with squad of gentlemen and
ladies, proceeded to MIR. John P"rter,s, in Car
roll county, Virginia, and captured Naomi, his
rcction, were met by Rev. Absalom Fisher and
others, on the banks of New river, in Wytne
county, and then and there IN engagement t4"k
place, in which said DAVID A. SPEAKER
and NAOMI G. PORTER engaged to love,
honor and protect each other through life.
At tn. CRANKY Street NJ. +. Church, Norfolk,
on the It'll instant, MOLLIE, eldest daughter
of Thomas d. Webb, of that city, to Lieutenant
FRANK SCOTT, u. 5. Marine Corps.
On the It'll instant, at "Wclbournen Lou'l"nn
county, by Rev. Mr.. Dame. }. SOUTHGATk
LENNON to FANNY g., daughter Of Col.
Richard IL. Dulany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.
"To shoao the very age anil Jody NJ the Times

o
VIM. B. Duncan, of New York, and Joseph
Patterson, OF Philadelphia, bankers, were be-
fore the Committee Of Ways and Means yes
terday at Washington, and gave II as their
opuion that it would he unwisc to attempt
to fund the six per cent United States boondS
into five per cent bonds in the present state or
the money market. They also gave 1t as their
opinion that the effect of negotiating loans
through what is known ast the Syndicate, was
to take the United States bonds out OF the
hands Of small investors, and to concentrate
them at the great financial centres, where they
were liable to be affected by the fluctuations OF
the money market.
Prince Bismarck has sent to the Federal
Council at Berlin draft of a convention with
the Danish Government to facilitate rendering
assistance to necessitous citizens OF Germany
and Denmark in either country. The Vienna
Post, the official Journal, denies the rulnor that
the Austrian Government has determined to
dispense with the services OF the Count on
Beust
An accident from broken rail is reported
on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, on
Tuesday night, but fortunately the burning
cars were extinguished preventing repetition
of the horrors Of the calamity on the Buffalo
and Erie road Some twenty persons were IN
jured, but none fatally.
The counsel for the condemned negro Craig,
having detected some technical violation Of law
in the Sheriff action, yesterday applied to the
Court at Cumberland for writ of habeas cor
pus in behalf of the prisoner. Craig Is to be
hanged tomorrow.
| The health of the ex- Emperor Louis Napo-
leon has not improved, and his condition Is con-
sidered critical A bulletin, received at Lon
don last night, dated from Chiselhurst, = clock,
states that Napoleon'S sufferlngs were acute,
but that his strength and endurance were great.
Stokes, the murderer of Colonel Fisk, was
yesterday remanded to the custody of Sheriff
Brennan, who Immediately placed deputies in
charge of the prisoner, who may be removed
to the well-turnshed cell occupied by him
before
The Danish Minister Of War yesterday pre-
seuted the army bill to the Rigsdag in session
at Copenhagen. 1t is said to make great re.
ductions 10 the army and material Of war, iudi.
eating that the policy OF Denmark Is one OF
peace and neutrality.
William J. Healey, U. S. navy paymastcr,
was arrested 10 New York, yestcday, charged
with defrauding the government of $4,000.
| Commissioner Shields held him III $ 900 bail,
He was arrested on the affidavit OF an alleged
accomplice.
The Pioneer Protestant Church in Rome was
consecrated yesterday, seven American clergy
men taking part in the ceremonies.
The Commissioner OF Iuterna! Revenue csti-
mates the expense of collecting the revenue for
the fiscal year at 81, 100 900.
The Democrats Of New Hampshire yesterday
nominated James A. Weston as their candidate
for Governor.
The Georgia Legislature met at Atlanta yes.
| terlay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

ACHEAT "A itineraut vcnder of what appears
to be only haxSecd colored with cochinea and
perfumed, which he alleged to be very highly
aromatic vegetable production from Corea, aud
termed "corean' seed. has made rich harvest
by swindiing the lady clerks 10 the various gov
eminent departments during the past few days
Some of the faxsced is exhibited growing IN a
wet sponge, upon which some perfume Is
sprnkled and persons are Informed by him that
has sown in faxseed but will reap in tears,
should he pay visit again to the ladies n the
Interior Department They will put him on
a reservation. "-Baltiaore Sun
We thank the Culpeper Observer and Fred
ericksburg News for their kind expressions con.
corning the Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. 9.-Recelpts OF
Wheat are light, and the market is unchanged;
offerings of 425 bushels red with sales at POP and
FOB for prime. Corn is very active, at a further
advance; offerings of 1872 bushels mixed, with
sales at "a. Rye is trEl, and prices may be
quoted :1l3c better; offerings OF 81 bushels with
sales at lC3
Extract; from the annual circulars Of proml-
nent brokers of the city Of London say that the
cotton trade WAS not so good in 1872 as in the
previous year, and the rates obtained were not
even remunerative. Business for the present
will be mainly Influenced by the quantity OF
imports, and the present scarcity is likely to be
tided over without any enhancement OF prices
As to the sugar trade, it is stated that the con-
sumption in 1871 by Europe and the United
States was increased in 1872 by about two and u
half per cent 1t is expected that the new crop
will be, at least fourteen per cent better than
the last, while stocks are accommodating and de-
probation in prices is cer.aln.
An apprehendcd reduction in the Bank Of
England rate to-day was discounted in opera
tons in open market, in London, yesterday.
! The rate of discount for three months bills WIS
ivc-eighths of one per cent below the bank rate.
A rumor mad currency that property restored to
| ihe Erie Company is not paid for, which 1latten-
| cd the market for its shares.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

The Richmond Enquirer thinks that the
"best way to get out Of our present embarras'
sed condition, would be for every farmer to
come to fixed determination, to buy no more
6nery for his daughters on credit; to make his
sons support themselves; to hire but few lobor-
ers on his farmto sell all the land that he cannot
conveniently cultivate, and to get out of debt
as speedily as possible" Excellent advise; but
the difficulty is as to getting out of debt! Hoe
opus. hic labor est"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

The annual report of the Comptroller of
Maryland shows that the total amount in the
Treasury during the year was $3.50, S25, and
the expenditures 50, $50, 654, leaving balance
of s339,l7 on hand at the close of the year.
The total debt of the State is nearly eleven
millions of dollars, of which s2lS,750 has been
called in for payment out of the Sinking Fund
exclusive of the sterling debt, the real amount
of debt for which the State has no offset being
$4,5O0, 900, the interest on which must be
raised by taxation. The total reduction during
the year was 81, 900, $50. Expenditures for this
year are estimated at $l,749,4l6, and receipts
at s., 29G, 1872. This will leave a balance of
$547, 3GG to commence the year 1874 upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

1t is said that 1.-THE ovcrpowering vote given
to Gen. Simon Cameron in the Republican
Senatorial Caucus, at Harrisburg, is cause of
surprise to almost every one in Washington"
We do not see why. When bold Simon draws
near" in Pennsylvania, the rest stand back.
He always has the essential feature in po-
litica campaign in that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

The necessity for another Lunatic Asylum,
in Virginia, is urged, the present asyums not
being sufficiently large to accommodate the un-
fortunate persons who are claiming Abundance
through their friends. The Richmond Wing
says that the buildings at Randolph Macon
College, in Mccklenburg, which are in state
of good repair, and capable Of holding more
than hundred and fifty patients, can be
bought for one fourth Of the cost Of construc,
ton of such buildings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

The Richmond Dispatch, speaking Of the
fights" as they are called, over railroad bills
in the Legislature of Virginia which are soon
to come off, 10 earnest, says that wet groce-
ries are placed near the field of operations to
refresh the combatants - The allusion is OBJ
vious. We are sorry, indeed, to hear this,
and hope that it will not be So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

The Committee on Roads Of the House
of Delegates, of Virginia, at a meeting held
yesterday, resolved to send printed copy
of Mr.. Sutherlne free railroad bill to the
presidents of all the railroad companies In the
State and invite an expression of views from
then, in writing upon any or all Of the proVls-
ions of the BILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

The Finance Committee have been instruct
ed by the Senate to inquire into the authority
of the Secretary of the Treasury to issue u. s.
notes in lieu Of the sal, 100000 retired. AS
some $5,0O0,0O0 of these have been reissued,
to relieve the money striugency, as it was
said, it is certainly worth while to determine if
it was done legally, or can be done again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1873.

DEATH OF NApoLEoN-The cable brings
the sad intelligence of the death of the ex-Em-
peror of the French, Louis Napoleon, which
took place at Chiselhurst, England, this morn
ing. He was the son of Louis, King of Hol-
land, younger brother Of the Emperor Ma
poleon, his mother being Hortense, daughter
of the Empress Josephine. He was born on
tho Goth of April, 1908, and was therefore in the
65th year of his age. From 1888 to 1910 he
lived in England, an exile from his native
country, returning to which, in 1886 he was elect
ed President Of France and on the lst of De-
cember, 1851, perpetrated his celebrated coup
d'etat by which he became Emperor and
so continued until the war with Germany,
in which reverses sudden and humliat-
ing, came ''thick and fast" and he
was again compelled to leave France and
take up his abode in England, where
he terminated his life today of his
ability there can be no doubt and he was q
man Of fine literary requirements. He was
married to the Countess Eugene de Theba, a
lady of princely, though scarcely royal birth,
but in whose veins flow some Of the best blood
of Spain and Scotland, on the 29th of January,
1853. The only issue of the marriage is the
prince Imperial" who was born at the Tull-
leries on the 10th of March, 1856
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

Mr.. Tjdball, of Frederick, on Monday last, in
the Legislature, introduced a bill to prevent
collecting officers from receiving coupons in dis
charge of taxes, or other debts, due the State,
which by provision of the Constitution are to be
set apart and devoted exclusively to school
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

Roscoe Conkling was last night unanimously
reuominated by the caucus of the Republican
members of the New York Legislature for the
Senate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

1t is said that commission will leave Bre-
men in the middle of this month for the pur-
pose of purchasing land for large colonies who
contemplate emgrating in the Spring; also, to
make reports upon the particular section ofthe
United States, both for climate and soil, which
is best adapted to Germans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09

The late King of the Sandwich Islands is
said to have been quite an able man. A letter
from Honolulu says 'He had projected a
tour in Europe, and intended to be present at
the Vienna Exposition, if he recovered from
his late sickness. He was forty-two years OF
age at his death, and was we'll formed, prince,
ly looking man. Lady Franklin said Of him,
that he would be regarded as one Of the most
distinguished of princes in any court Of Eu-
rope He leaves no family, and not one of his
blood, except an imbecile half sister, to bewail
his loss He intended to be great king among
Pacific islanders, and to re-pcople his decaying
country, but Providence has left this work to
be done by men who shall represent new or
der Of things"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-09
'REpUBLIcAN GOVERNMENT. AS far as

'REpUBL1cAN GOVERNMENT. AS far as
some of the States of this Union are concerned
at this time, representative republican govern
meut is future. There is neither peace, or
der nor liberty All is coufusion-almost an
archy Elk Governor Scott, Of South Carolina,
now living at Columbia, being interviewed
recently, declared that the present Legislature
in that State is worse than the old one, and the
old one was bad enough. The truth is, said he,
each succeeding Legislature is more worthless
and corrupt than the previous one. owe seem
to be drifting dowo the stream all the time. y
Everybody knows what has been, and is, the
condition of affairs in Louisiana, and several
other of the Gulf States. How can it be ex-
pected that these States, whatever may be
their natural advantages, can draw capital, or
excite enterprise, or become prosperous, as
long as things continue as they are now.