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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

SUCCESSION MESSFRSMIgH-ELIIsG q. MES>FR-
sMliE WIFE OF GEORGE W WGOhEnkKl.
iDMINiSTRAT8IX. NS. kMIl AND JOHN
Mh>StKSN.IiI. IT Al"
S.cn.d District 'ourt tor the P.!iS!, 0; CI"aTF--
No 80 5ut
DY e.. DE EERiET ~ co -'0HE G
ID M.rrrse AuctiouttI-cti,rr NJ. ~ ROTa.
.tree1-THUK>DAY. March p. 1873. a. twelve
o.Ioc. Nj. III. st. Louis ..drtion Exchange, vii
be sold b, y 4bllc aIctou. b. virtue oi .udguen:
rendered tilIarv y, 1913. gu'd January 81, l"'
the follow ing Iescr we'd property. 'i account "i
~ad succ. s~iuIl--
CFRTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated -
ne. TIItd tsjrlc: ii tins .Ity. ia II" squa e
bounded by Craps, Grr.1tuun, Mar drvlle aud
Spain stle,ts and measuring - tr't inches :
lines front ni ) ,alu STREET hy IA fe. inches :.
lines III depth heInc"I! +uE.! parable! line. 20
grther VIII. tin. outings am. lmpioN"ur"nts ;
cree ed thereon. -" Vla at 'he 81 !o.!s A""'!"n
Exchange.
Terms FaSH IN ~. sro'.
Act sal, AZ 'nt expense .: thu iiu' I6st'. :'''
.ort 4 i. Kerr. nt. pUhIc.
f.20 28 mn8 - y =
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

StcoEC n3e'I.g- 'cUrt for the PaTiEG 81 L'ri6aae-
No. IS o.6.
pY G.. De FERRET ~ CO. fnHN G MON
AZ ROSE, = uCtlOretT-'ithce No. ~ Royal street.
THURSDAY. March =. le1G at twelve O.cock NJ,
at fhe 81. LCus AuctluI. Exchange viii b. sold ny
public auct'1a by virtue OF order OF the Hon.
A L. TissUt. Judge OF the Second District Court tor
parish Of Orleans. dated February 6, l6.2 the .".-
lowing described properly, tor account OF SAID sue
ct-slOn--
A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second Dis
;Iict OF this city, the s'I!are bounded bv CaI"n
deiet walk, Tonti. 81 Ir.is and Miro streets ana
measuring q feet i. inches front on .arohdett
walk. !GI fee! inches lines front on Muo street
y feet in width On the rear line, aud lbl f"tt
ucl lines the SIDE lin" earrst 10 lun!I street;
together with the bu!l !ngs and improvements :
thereon !h. whole accurdinG % plan lu'"" ~
P q. TuT-. February -, 1872, on exhibition at the
st. Lou Auction kAchange.
ErI"s-,azh UI! thc spot ~ C",'''. Sa:ea treas
notes.
Act % sale hefCr- John L. Lares' - :"'.Iy p:1-
lie at the expense "t;ll" purc.asrI.
/, 20 20 u3ta - = -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
PLANTATION IN 1T. MARTIN PARISH.
ASS1GNEI: SALE IN SA>NEIPECl
* 1CE MATTER CF THE BASE 90" LOUISIANA
N BANNRIPFNN

:,,:..c, Gn.Ie II !'e United S'a'.- ~ An". EOg
;h. plstr,c. Of L"u.sl,.-%' I -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
E0USREoLp FURNITURE, PIANOS. CARPETS
Ste, AT AUCTION.
-. m JInNTf.1 fEkf-

HOUSEHOLD 'ChNlloH
sTC.. AT AUCTION.
NY r. n. & ID. }. MoNIGVnfaaEh.s ~. H.,
nrT Hall No 81 Camp street, ~ 3e soI1 on
eyery SATURDAY, TUESDAY and . Iht Nspah. a.vs, a.
me auction rooms No. 81 eatches S'Feo''
GrNsRAL ASSORTMENT OF SEW a ASp * X
OEDHAND FURNITURE, such as hose "9ou, U $40
hoT,ny and Walnut Bedsteads, AFino;.s pIto' Ht
TSst,sIt,D5s Parl0r Furniture. har6iet"p Ctht't
Tables, Carpets French Plate Mirrors. h'''''
Cooking Stoves, etc.
ALSO.
rpr;ght ana SO aare PlAEoSc: P~St" t-Vf' Ai'u
Other manufactures
ALSO,
At their large <arerooms kne%n b. Al Al W pTPYf mi
No 81 Camp street, q large stock OF Nh -" Iats
TTRE of every description end dssign D. Pri'"''
eale. ne
ysrzSe-CSs&
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
AUCTION SALES.
BY 6. De Ferret & Co.

House nj lot CORNER OF MIR: .EU,ARCS.
DELFT WALK.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on The ELEvENTI

HANNAH PAULINE GOLDSTEIN IS. JOSEPH
Iatan ,Iarnttt-Nn trnI
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
i;..vs:. ~ -. LOUIS STREET BETWEEN ROYAL
AND BOURBON S!REhTS.
LOTS ~ ~"r.or>. AND ST. PETER sTRFETs,

TY., ,cr,3ts .r GROUND =. .ERsAILiES
PARISH -! 81. BhRNAhro
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES.


SIXTH DISTRICT COURT For THK PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

THAI VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
FRONTING o JOSEPH ANDJERSEl STREETS
S!X-H .lSTRICr.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
DIAMONDS. SlLTLK AND PLATED WARS. WEAR
ING APPAREL AND CLAIMS.
SUCCESSION OF MISS i. NCILHENEl
t,YG. DE FERiET q CO.-lOHN G. Mos

Ssc"n,! pttr:o' Co-rt for the Parish OF orleans
No. 1884.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

V.:.,E.i.E Pt.,9."!sS y ..sE sECoNH :,I>-
:klIg'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
By Nash & Hodgson.

BRICK STORE ASD RESIDENCE OPPOSITE sORA.
PURU MARKET FOURTH DISTRICT. AT PUB
LIC AUCTION.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

ste. Lss',,S.l oil. : Ma;E. srfiN ';a'E Il
-. -. ..:iRLhs MACK.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

SUCCESSION OF JOSEPHINE C"NTeGwINSKI.
Second Dis.T:g. Court fer the Parisc g; Grleaas-
Sn .5
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
~T.TE or LOUISIANA.
.,v-r ,,<yRl,T COURT YoR TEE fshAh
sN'" OF ORLEANS.

,vr,. ,OvRCELLE vs.. 'RANLhS :. hN''
,or,. ,er husband-Na. lt7l.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25
Is:;atT OF TEE lHiTI.D
.-TAuES.
n,.rHtcT OF LOEINi:XA
q :'ln,.vuptcy-H0. 49,.

-: ",T!ha OF ?RS. MARIA =. \. TE 2t:.
want. Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

REAL ESTATE IN THE lIIIRD bis IniCi
SUCCESSION oF CHARLES ID BiZANA AND
WIF-.
Second f. STRIFE: L"irt tor The PaIish ut az re"'Is-
No. - -.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-25

S..nuf District COur; for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35 700.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10
.nNRRIED.

On the 9th instant, by Rev. w. 6. Egg lesion,
WILLIAM G.. HARDESTY, of Clarke CO.,
Va, and SALLIE c., daughter of the late Jas.
Baynes, of Baltimore.
At the brides residence, in Fairfax county,
on the 3Oth of January, by Rev. George d.
Williams, Mr.. RICHARD A. BURKE to Miss
CLEMENTINE CROUCH, al! of Fairfax.
At Mount Hope, December 18th, by Rev. B.
p. Dulin, Mr. CHARLES GREEN to Miss
JENNIE WORKMAN, all of Loudoun CO.
By the same January 18th, Mr.. JOHN ROB
INSON and Mrs. MALISSA ANN COUGH,
al of Fauquier county, Va.
By the same, January 9th, Nj. ISAIAH
COOLING to Mrs. SARAH 7. klDWELL,
all of Fairfax county.
By the same J. L. CARICOE to Miss NJ A.
RY E. REID, al of Prince William CO., Va.
In Warrenton Baptist Church, on the 9th in
slant, by Rev. j. l.. Carroll, Mr.. T. N.
FLETCHER, Clerk of Fauquier County Court
10 Miss GEORGE o., daughter of Rev. Geo.
w. Latham, late Chaplain U. s. n.
February 4th, by Rev. H. E. johnson, Mr..
THOS Russell to Miss AN ME HOMES, all
of FauQuier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

DIED..

On tie 10th inst, of Group, LIZZIE LEWIS,
Youngest daughter of Jesse and Kate \. Muir
ray. @-Her funeral will take place to-mor-
row. Cfuesday) at 3 o'clock, from her father
residence, No "a north Patrick street The
friends and acquaintance Of the family are in
vited to attend. (Fredb'g papers please copy.
In Leesburg on Monday evening, February
Sd. 1873, of pneumonia Mrs. SARAH E. SKIN
NER, wife of Mr. Thos. skinner, in the 10th
wear of her age Two brief weeks ago the sub
ject of this notice removed with her Eus band 10
Leesburg from Alexandria, no doubt with
brigh. anticipatons OF many years Of happiness
in her new home. But alas for human expecta-
tons, she has been stricken down by the des-
troyer, Oeath-mlnistered unto in her last
hours by the hands of gers-leaving be-
reaved husband to mourn his loss.
Mrs HEBE CHAMBLIN, wife of II. W.
Chambln. and last surviving child OF Geo. w.
Grayson, formerly of Warren county, died OF
c assumption, ut her residence, in Lou doun CO.,
on the evening Of the 7th Of January, aged .
years.
Suddenly, Of congestion of the heart, at her
residence, in Unison, on the 18th ultimo Mrs.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR, in the 18th year OF
her age.
January sd, 1873, at her residence, in Fau-
ouier county Va, Mrs. NARSISSA Tl1AkP,
wife of Smith II. Tharp, in the 5Oth year of her
age.
In this place, on Saturday last, SAMUEL
WILLIAMS an old and respectable coiored
man. well known to our ctizens-having passed
q long life with an excellent character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1873.

A dispatch from Washington says: Some
important movements of troops will soon be
ordered by the War Department, the effect of
which will be to take from the states OF Ken
lucky, North and South Carolina. Alabama
and Tennessee the greater portion ofthe United
States military forces stationed 10 those States
and to locate them at other points where the
interests of the government may require their
presence. 1t is learned that there are no troops
now under orders for service IN Utah, and 1t
does not appear that the department immedla-
tey coutemplates sending any in addition to
the forces of the government already serving 10
proximity to the Mormon country. A regl-
ment will soon be stationed along the Rio
Grande, on account of the troubles in that sec
ton. 10 other parts of the South they will be
gradually withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10
EHKGsN5H .fEIl'S.

The Board of Directors Of the E4,rcrn /.
matte Asylum met at Williamsburg on the ~
instant. Mr.. 7. M.n'asuc Thompson =,
elected President of the Board Al! h. =,
officers of the 4 YUM We're then r" cI,r,rl y.
cept the Treasurer, to which position Mr. T..
erfy S. Scot: was elrc'cd. The office Of y.
attorney was abolished. On the 1th the b..
inspected the institution, and were well ,a'j>f
with all the details Of its nianag ~ment
The Richmond Wing ays:-"rhc fir. Ga.
under the new militia law came before POI.
Justice White on Friday in the form Of I ".
rant for fines against member of The Attn !,
Guard (colored) for non-attendance or II,
&c. Justice White decided that he III ulI ~.
at once, or be committed to jail until H.,
pay"
The Executive Committee of the Ro:kbr:,.
Agricultural Society has awarded the prcma
of $25 for best acre of coru ami 500 for The b..
five acres, to Mr.. NJ. kenncy, u tenant on v.
James B. Dormsn's Buffalo furm. The
acre produced l22! bushels; the fy. a..
averaged ll4! No manure used
The Richmond Wing predicts long IS,
of the present Legislature. 1t says -.
opinion is that no measures that can hc Ia.
will prevent a long session. as it seems 10
that majority have qnie' y come II h. d..
clusion to stay here az long as they posi-,
can"
And now the Valley wants to be Oft AMI
West Virginia! The proprety of such 4 0.g.:
mcnt, making the Blue Ridge the line. i 70
discussed by the Franklin society OF LcNiGa
tonight; and the Rockbridge Citizen >-y, 4.
subject is seriously and widely talked u ID
quiet way throughout the Valley.
The Supervisors Of Fauqncr county pa,
an order last Monday requesting Tow
Boards to meet and take measures to have r.
sous vaccinated, and pay charges for same Il.
of funds 10 the treasures OF the RESI- e.,
townships. Four cases Of SMALLPOX arc :.
ported at or near Markham.
The Richmond Wing of Saturdays say
ut was rumored last night that two promia
and well known gentlemen were premrn:.
fight a duel, and the police were quietly bu, l.,
dustriously looking for both Of them ill a .'
hour. At our latest adviccs Deithcr Of The ..,
ties had becu found. "
Ex-Gov SWAMI, Of Maryland, has a,o.;;...
the invitation FROM the Society of Alumul Of.
University of Virginia to deliver an al.r.
in the Hall of the University on the @1'a.
June next
A little boy, years old, son Of Lewis Q!.,
euberry, 10 miles Southwest Of Abingdon. r
into tub of boiling water, last Saturday ",
and died, after indcscribable suffering, Ii! L:
days.
By the new schedule On the O.. \ NN
R. K. the citizens Of Warrcnton and yirr.
have an opportunity twice Il Jay TO visit .
andra or Baltimore
James DcRnytcr Bla k well i: to lecture
special invitation before the Ice Litcrary>
cicty Of Bethel Academy Fauuuicr coun;y
Friday, February Dist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun,
writing on the prevalence of Dishonesty, IN
this country, accounts of which fill the newspa-
pers remarks that if lit is not arrested, it must
result in the decentralization of all society. Prl-
vate men will think that they can do what
those in high official station do every day, or
will protect them in doing When vice is not
directly proved against some officials, they pro-
tect and encourage others whether from iu-
competence or want OF moral principle, 1t
makes no difference. 1t has been carried so
far that crime in all its varieties is rampant
over the country, and laughs to scorn the CT
forts of honest men. The country is becoming
o pandemonium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

A bill has been introduced in the House OF
Delegates of Virginia, proposing to incorporate
Messrs VIM. r. Denny, F. W. NJ. Holiday,
L. N. Huck, George W Ward, H.W Thomas
and others, under the name and title of the
''Virginia Mising, Manufacturing and Trans
portation Company" to meet 10 Winchester to
organize for the purpose of erecting furnaces,
forges rolling mills, &C., and to purchase aud
sell lands for certain purposes, and with power
to construct railroad through the counties Of
Frederick, Fauquier, Stafford, Prince William,
Alexandria near Winchester to some
poiut on the Potomac between Alexandria and
Acquia Greek, with lateral branches not more
than thirty miles 10 length.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

Judge Crozier, the counsel for Senator Cald-
well, has prepared an argument on the Kansas
Senatorial election to be submitted to the
Committee on Privileges and Elections 1t is
claimed by Mr., Crozer that, under the clause
of the Constitution which provides that leach
House shall be the Judge of elections returns
and qualifications Of its own members" there
Is no testimony adduced before the committee
which gives the Senate jurisdiction of the sub
ject-matter. Besides, he contends that the
witnesses who have testified against Senator
Caldwell are discredited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

There are about one hundred and fifty cap
tured and abandoned cotton" claims on the
docket of the U. S. Court Of Claims awaiting
trial. Mr.. McNlichel, Assistant Attorney
General, will very soon commence taking them
up, and, as the session of the present term of
the Court will be prolonged far into the sum-
mer, it is expected that large number of them
will be disposed of this session. Many claims of
this character, which the government defeated,
on the ground of disloyaty of the claimant,
will be reopeued, in accordance with the de-
cision of the Supreme Court of the U. S. in
the case of Klein, when decision was render
ed that the amnesty proclamation Of President
johnson was an absolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

The Secretary of War has transmitted to Con
gress report showing that the government has
paid to the Uoon Pacific Railroad company for
transportation total of 50, 35l ,040, Of which
one-half was paid in cash and one half in credit
on account of the railroad bond Indebtedness to
the government. The Quartermaster General
estimates that the cost of moving troops, and
supplies By stage and wagon would have been
$9,S5O, 1875, showing an estimated saving to
the government by the railroad transportation
of Sc, 5O7, 2S3 or about &c per ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

DR.. Verdi, of the Washington board of
health, says e25 cases of smallpox or varioloid
have been reported to the board; of these IS
per ct. had never been viccinated; 80 per ct.
had not been vaecinated within FIVE years. and
only 9 per ct. bad been vaccinated within that
time. Of those who had never been vaccinated
the deaths were SO per CT; of those who had
not be vaccinated within five years the deaths
were % per Ct, and of those vaccinated within
FIVE years the deaths were 20 per ct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

LoUDoUN COUNTY ITEMS The Board Of
Directors of the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of Loudoun county, met at the office OF
the company 90 the 4th inst Twenty-Five APP
plications for insurance were approved, and
the sum of four hundred and ftiy-Six 80: 100
dollars was appropriated to pay damages from
the small fires, two OF them 10 Loudoun and
one in Fairfax. The treasurer was ordered to
invest the cash on hand, some $4,000 in bonds
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, the
Northern Central Railroad, and in Baltimore
city stocks
Mr.. II. S. Smith, of Guilford, has a number
of hands constantly employed in packing and
preparing for market, all kinds OF garden
seeds Raised and superintendent by himself,
in cultivation and packing the public can rre'y
upon his seeds as pure and good-just as they
are recommended. His business is very eX-
tensive and rapidly increasing. He is reliable
and enterprising in his profession, and gen.
tleman deserving the full confidence of the
public. !,
Mr.. B. P. Chamblin, near Round Hill, had
all his fodder and long forage destroyed by
fire on Sunday week His barn, containing hi,
crop of grain, was saved by the timely aid OF
his neighbors. 1t resulted from the childish
freak of little colored boy, who was amusing
himself with what he termed Il little corn-stak
fire.
J. L. Rinkcr AuctioDeer sold at public sale
on Tuesday, the 4th instant, at sheriff SALE
the printing Office Of the Loudoun Republican.
Jas NJ Hoge purchaser; price paid $780,
LeeSbug WaShMgtonidn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

The contestants for the Erie Canal premium
of 100000 having failed to meet the require
ments of the New York law, and the use of
steam, as at present applied, in the propulsion
of boats and barges being deemed in many re-
spects Objectionable, it is now proposed so to
vary the plan of propulsion as to obviate its
Objectionable features by making an improve
ment in the canal itself, that is, by making a
smoothe, hard, and level bottom, so that the
solid ground may be acted upon instead cf the
wafer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

The Senatorial bribery committee. at Jcttcr-
son City, Missouri, have made report to the
House, in which they cxoncrate Senator Bogy
from attempting any bribery in the election.
They find, however, that Gen. Doris did try
to bride two members, but that it had no bear
ing on the case
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

1t is stated that the committee on elections
and privileges have concluded to report merely
the facts bearing on the question of the electoral
vote of Louisiana, aud to omit all recommends
ton. The effect of this will be to preclude the
counting of the electoral vote of Louisiana on
either side, and this it is reported is acquesced
in by those representing both sides in the
quarrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10
NFX ANDRIA g AZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

A fashionable wedding will take place on
Thursday evening next, February 18th, in the
Presbyterian Church, Macon, Ga, to be fol-
lowed by reception. The bride. Miss Minnie
Gresham, is the daughter of John j. Gresham,
esq.,. one of the most prominent lawyers in
Georgia. The groom, Arthur W. Machen,
esq.,, is from Baltimore Over on, thousand
invitations have been issued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

The Washington Chronicle states that dis
patches have been received expressing con-
yiction that the McEncry party in Louisiana
are arranging to make an onslaught upon the
Kellogg administration, with a view possibly to
taking possession Of the buildings now used Tor
State purposes, the State records, papers, &c. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

The St. Louis Democrat Of the 4th inst.
says 1.-THE sheriff yesterday sold at partition
sale number of lots 10 the Sgersop nursery
tract, a mile or two southwest Of Carondolet.
President Grant was the purchaser OF ten
arpens in lot eighty-three at S4l5 per arpen.
He also purchased four other tracts, averaging
about FIVE acres each, at $50 per acre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

John B, Syphax, Of Alexandria county, pub
fishes in the Washington Chronicle a 'Remon-
STRANGE" addressed TO Judge Cockcrlllc, COM
planning of the action taken 10 his case. The
remonstrance is not very courteous in its ex-
preston towards the Judge and others whom
he mentions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

The Committee Of Thirty Of the French Ma
tional Assembly have completed aud agreed
upon the Constitutional projet 1t is thought
that the action Of the committee will cause a
rupture between President Theirs and the AS
sembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

The Mormons are much excited at the re.
ports which reach them of the transfer OF u. 5.
troops towards Salt Lake City, and of the de-
termination of the President to ''enforce the
laws ia Utah territory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

1t is believed that yearly all the Ku-kIux
prisoners who are now IN prison Will be par
doned within very short time. The govern
ment will however, prosecute vigorously all
new instances Of ku-klux which may occur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

1t is said that the effort to procure an extra
session Of Congress, to commence on the lth
of March, does not at this time, meet with
much favor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

A fire works factory exploded in New York,
last Saturday, and several persons about the
premises were seriously injured and the build
ing much shattered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

1t is proposed to hold a meeting of colorcd
men in Washington, on the eve Of the Presi-
dental inauguration On the sui ject Of Cuba
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

More snow has fallen in Maine this winter
than has been known for many years past. 1t
is the same case in other northern States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

TIE EMBEZZLEMESr BILL. The excitement
amoog the merchants in Richmond, occasloned
by the introduction 10 the House OF bill TO
protect farmers from cnb"zzlemeut by commits
sion merchants has subsidized somewhat, the
conferences held upon the subject having re-
suited 10 an amicable understanding The con-
ference yesterday concluded by request on
changes to draft a bill which, while it shall
prescribe criminal penalties for embczzement,
shal, also have incorporated in it a general lien
law By which advances TO consignors, who are
producers may be protected by establishing
them as preferred liens upon growing crops,
if it is deemed necessary to have any further
legislation upon the subject Rich. State Jour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-10

Cakes Ames is absent from Washington. If
he does not make his appearance speedily, the
sergeant-at-arms Of the Senate will be sent after
him