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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
Letter from Richmond.
Correspondence of the Alexandra Uazette'

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, December IS, 1877.
Governor kcmper has been tuslly engaged
al! day 10 marking or packing up MS enccIS pre-
parattry TO leaving The GubcrDaorlal manSlou'
Ic will probably 20 10 one OF the notel5 TO-
morrow, where ho will rtmaln until after uoV.
Holidays inauguration, whcn be Will move 10
the country and resume the practice or laW.-
MIR Mead e. K:mper, his SOD, and late his
private secretary, will remain in the city some
time, in order that he may pursue his stud'es
at the Medical College. DIR. kemper IS a
promising student, and will 10 doubt make his
mark wherever he mag lccatc. tie Will graz
uate 10 the spring. =, r.,
Among the first chances q 1vernor Holiday
will have of using his power will Dc "hen he
appoints his private secretary and his mcS'en
scr. Then the next place he will have 10 MI
will be the appointment OF the Board OF l'sl'
tors to the various State institutions and then
the weigh master. Strange to say in this day
Of activity among candidates the rumber lJr
this position is 80 far few and far between.
The Governor to day refused to pardon VIM.
Bowles, coorcd, sent to Jail by the county court
of Botctourt Tor assault
Information Was received here to-day Oi the
arrest by detective John Wrca OF Il man aud
his son for the murd,r Of MIR. w. ii. Eurr 10
| Southampton county, an account OF which APP
pcared 10 the Gaz}ttr. The Information Is
| c)ntaiocd 10 brief telegram which simply
| states that The arrest has been made aad that
| one of the parties has confessed that the muir
der had hecn done through malice. Dur
ing the present week Virginia has furnish
cd to the newspapers as many murders
as a small sized Chicago town could muster.
Tncrc have bccu several attempts a. murder
here but 80 far none have been SUCCESSFUL.
The custom house officials here having had
some misunderstanding with The city officials 10
regard TO tho payment Of gas bills, they have
determined 10 have gas machlGc OF their own
and let the city eas 20 to the devil. Thus the
city learns that it is dangerous practice to fool
with big thing like the u. 5. The Gov,
crDmcut amt the party to be bothered with small
gas bills where it has so much wrangng to 60
through 10 keeping the biz machine going at
| Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

Mr. EvARTs having beeninterviewcd in refer
euce to the reported difficulties in the radical
party and in the Cabinet, says that he and Conk
ling have had no personal difficulty; that they
both belong to the same party, though Butler
says he (Evarts) is democrat; that his repub.
licanism is as good as Buffers and antedates
Conkliug's; and that there has been 20 occasion
for reconciliation with the latter. HI is further
reported to have said that the Cabinet is bar.
monious aud united, and as to the relations ex
istiug between himself and the Cabinet he says
The relations between all the Cabinet officers
are of the pleasantest. The Cabinet is at peace.
The republican party is really at peace, and the
country is at peace. 1t is only the politicians
who are at war, ADD they will soon see that,
when they see that the country takes no interest
10 it."
1t is we'll enough for Mr.. Evarts to cry peace |!
peace! but there is no peace just now in the
radical camp. Indeed it would seem on the
contrary, quite the reverse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
The Eastern War.

LONDON, Dec. ga special dispatch from
Bucharest to the Times says 1t is impossi
bic to procure full information regarding the
condition of the Russian and Roumanian SOL
diers and the Turkish prisoners who were on
their way to Bucharest during the snow storm,
but from disconnected details to hand it is evi
dent that terrible suffering has been caused
among them.
BELGRADE, Dec. 2S.-The Servian troops
have captured Prot (about thirty. five English
miles southeast of Nisch) with o quantity OF
guns and ammunition. No details of the cap.
ture have been received.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec. 29.-Oficial inteIli
geuce has been received here announcing the
success of the Chinese troops 10 Kasbgar. They
had fortified Touchtongaran and Aska, two
strong strategical points. The inhabitants we're
fleeing in terror into Russian territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

THE LEGIsLATURE.-Aw writer 10 tue Rich.
mond Wing, from Campbell county, is rather
inclined to poke fun at the Legislature. He
says: Our people are very much amused at
the wrapgliog Of the Legislature We think
that it will all cnd in wiod. The regular
committees" Of course, have little or nothing
to do. as there seems to be special committee
Oh almost every subject. Well, they may stay
as long as they please, now that they eau only
get $40 How the fellows will sweat there
next session while they arc reapportouiug the
State, passing Tax bill, passing the Appro.
priation bill. readju,ting the State debt, finding
out who stole the money, arrange for new
negro asylum, which must be done before 1880,
elect the judges, and attend to all the little
local and private bills for Buncombe. 1t will be
difficult to accomplish all the work absolutely
necessary to be done by the lst OF April but as
this is the first session uuder tho new coDstitu
tioual amendments. suppose the session can
be continued all summer. if necessary"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

The DEMOCRATS AND TIE PRESIDENT The
Washington Post Of this moroing iI double
loaded article, at the head of its editorial col
ump, says:-
1--WE feel authorized 10 say that Mr.. Couk
ling will not again be sustained BY any OF the
democrats in the Senate n any issue he may
make with Mr.. Hayes upon questions OF execu'
tive patronage In fact, VIC have been person
ally ioformcd OF the determination OF those
democrats who sustained the Nav York Sena
tor 10 the recent struggle, to vote hereafter to
confirm the nominations of MIR. Hayes. unless
specific cause, affecting the interests of the pub
lie service, is shown why they should not be
confirmed. This. We may say, is the dellbera
tive purpose Of the democratic party in the
Senate. 1t is forced upon the democrats by
the lnalcvolent designs which the republican
politicians have developed toward the South.
The radicals who oppose Mr.. Hayes 10 the Sen
ate lose no opportunity to declare that they TO-
tend making the South the leading issue.
Therefore the democratic party has determined
to do everything iu its power to cripple them.
Mr. Hayes will be sustained by the democrats
10 the Senate, as against MIR. Couklng.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

INCOME TAN.-Mr. j. r. Tucker o! this
and Means Of the House Of Representatives, ia.
yors re imposition Of the income tax aud has
prepared statement on this sui jet, 10 which
it is shown that 10 1875, cut Of revenue ftom
oternal taxes Of somewhat over SlO3. OOO, 900,
the Northeastern States. Including Maine. New
Hamp sbirc, Vermont, Massachusetts,. Rhode
Island aud Connecticut paid 81 600, 900. but in
proportion to population should have paid
50, 900, and according to wealth nearly
$4,000 600. The Middle States-New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania AID DtIaware-pald
S24, 900 000 Their contribution according to
population would have been the same amount,
but their proportion according to wealth would
have been SIS, 5OO,O0O. The Northwestern
States and the Territories, including Ohio, 10,
diana Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,, Iowa,
Minnesota, Kansas. Nebraska, Montana. Da'
kota, Colorado, Arizona, Idaho. Utah and Wyo'
ming. paid s43, 500 OOO Their proportionate
share according to population would have been
only $50, 333, 3S3. and according to wealth only
$27, 500 900. The Southern Middle States, ill.,
Guiding Maryland. Virginia, West Virginia.
North Carolina. Kentucky and Missouri paid
$2G 900 000 but their proportion according to
population would have been only SIT, $50. 900,
and according TO wealth only sll 1000. The
cotton States, iccluding South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida. Alabama, Mississippi, louisiana, Tex
as, Arkansas and Tennessee, paid -, 25O 900,
but their proportion according to population
would have been $40, 500 600, but according to
wealth sl7OOO,OOO. The Pacific States paid
over So, 900, 600, but according to population
should have paid less than $4,000. 900, and &C
cording to wealth less than 50 .250. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TREwREK.LY B
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 90
A New NAME FOR IT.-The Stock Exchange

A New NAME FOR IT.-The Stock Exchange
OF New York has baptised stealing By new
name. The little ecoentriciries' that some
people have of appropialing the money belong
ing to Others il designated by the Stock BIZ
change as the "converson or utilization OF mar
gins The Herald sarcaslically thaIk' the
Stock Board for this very useful phrase, and
says 1.-The idea Of calling we'll dressed gen.
teman, who drives spirited horses, keeps retl'
nue. Of servants, lives ia fine house, and goes
into society," by such an outrageous name as
"thicl" or "swindler," even if his expenses
arc paid with other peoples money, is prepos'
ferrous A fellow 10 the garb of workman or
tramp, whose beard is uushaven, whose hands
are begrimed with dirt, and whose breath smells
of liquor may properly be called BY such names
if he steals purse or runs away with money
not belonging to him. But it is very doubtful
whether real broadcloth gentleman who finds
it convenient to use money intruSted to his
keeping or to hypothrcatc securities not his
own, for his individual benefit. is guilty of any
definite offerce. TO be sure such acts have
been alIu led to sometimes as breaches OF trust
ADD sometimes as Interpretations; but these
designations have never been accepted as salts
factory, some regarding them as too severe and
Others as too euient. The Stock Exchange has
come to the rescue and has baptised such little
eccentrcities of finance with new name-thc
"cooversion or utilization Of margins. A bank
ing firm loan money on collatcraIs belonging to
their customers, borrow on the same collateras
larger sums than they loaned, make 40 assign
ment aud leave their dupes to grin and bear
the loss. They DOLLY utilize the margins,
thus knavishy secured. by putting them into
their own pockets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
The Southampton Murder.

BoYKIN's, Va, Dec. 2S.-A Richmond de-.
tcctive arrived here this morning, and, alter
making somo Investigations, arrested James H..
Smith and his SOD, Eihelrcd j. Smith, on The
charge of beiDg the murderers OF MIR. Fuller,
several days since. The younger Smith subsc-
qucnty made full confession. He states that
lie aud his father went to the turkey blind for
the purpose of shooting turkeys, and had been
there only few minutes when Fuller made his
appearance a dispute arose between the elder
Smith and Fuller about the ownership OF the
bliud. The lie passed between them, and
Smith shot Fuller in the right breast with a
ted ter court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

EX PRESIDENT GRANT reached Malta yes
terday, and here is the announcement, as per
cable: "Ex President Grant and wife and son
arrived here to day on tho United States
steamer Vaudaia from Palermo. Salutcs were
exchanged between the steamer and the forlG'
cations. Mr.. William j. Stevens, the consular
agent OF the Uoited States, first waited on the
General. who then received visit of welcome
on board the Vandalia from the Port Admiral
AID Duke of Edinburgh Ga the departure Of
the Duke sllutes wero frod and the yards
manned. General Grant will land on Saturday
in state and will lunch with the Duke and
Duchess of Edinburgh" Will land in state,
eh How he would like to be sovereign and
with the sovereigus be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
DIED,

On Thursday. December 9th, 1877, at tho
residence Of her mother, No. l39 south Fairfax
street, ANN IE ALLEN in the 22d year of her
age, alter long and painful illness, which she
bore with patience and Christian f)rtitude.
Dearest Annie. thou hast left US;
We thv loss most deeply feel.
But tbs God who hath beGert US;
He can all our sorrows heal.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF her mother. on Sunday evening, at 30 o'clk.
The friends of the family are invited to attend.
Fell asleep in Jesus, on Monday, Deer. 10,
OF spinal meningitis, Miss WILLIE g. FITZ-
HUGH, at the residence Of her mother, Mrs.
NJ w. Fitzhugh, Tho Grove" in Loudoun
county, Va, near Uppervie
=, In Stsunton. suddenly, of heart disease, on
Monday, tho 24.h instant, Miss MARGARET
y. POLLARD, of War; enton, Vs. aged about
fifty years.
Near Warrenton, Va, on the 24.h instant,
MI LEWIS SHUM ATE, aged about "a years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

The Tennessee Legislature adjourned tlne
die yesterday without haviog adopted any meas
ure towards the compromise OF the State debt.
all propositions havi5g been defeated by OBJ
structionists or low tax men. who desired to
aeitate the question before the people at the next
election. Il is whispered that procrastination
upon the debt question in this State will be at
tempted 10 the Virginia Legislature with the
same object in view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

The Philadelphia North American favors the
proposition, heretofore made, that hereafter
10 Congress, with power to debate questions
concerning their own departments and obliga,
ton to answer requests for Information, and in
it's advocacy says: The Secretary, who is
liable to be called upon for the reasons Of his
action aud the facts relating to it at any instant,
will be more careful how be ventures to do or
propose anything liable to injury by such iuqui.
sitioo. The member Of Congress dealing with
facts accurately known to present Secretary
will be more careful not to allow his enthusiasm
or bis elcquepcc to misead his statements; and
the country will iud its anxiety lessened in
troubuous times and on important issues"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

The Fairfax Messenger says: Lieut.. Gov.
Thomas arrived home from Richmond last Fri
day night lie will spend the Christmas al
home, returning 90 the 3lst inst. Ga Tuesday
next the term Of Gov. T. will expire, and he
will retire from position which no has ably
and honorably filed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
proDaring for War

New York, DEC. 20 "A London special
says:-Io English military circles war is con
sidcred almost Inevitable. Arrangements arc
completed and regiments allotted for an army of
sc. 900 meD, land steps are already taking toward
the formation of the nucleus for reserve armv.
Profound uneasiness prevails here and there is
great depression 10 trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
Eelegraphic Briefs,

a strike is anticipated among the engineers
on tho Delaware Lackawauna and Western
New Jersey, Central Lehigh Valley and Read
ing Railroads. on January lst
1t is rumored that there will be q general
suspension of coal mining in the Schuylkill col.
lierles fer two weeks, from Janudry 9Th, to de-
crease the over supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

Molic McCarty is to come across the Rocky
Mountains from California to run against the
Eastern champions Of the turf-PArole, Ten
Brock aud Tom OehiItrae. The Kentucky
turimen are quito excited over this fact. and
the louisville Jockey Club has dccl led to offer
purse of s. 900 for an open race, free to all
aues. to be run there 10 May next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

At the Cabinet meeting yesterday Mexican
affairs were subject Of much conversation,
though nothing new was presented for consido.
ration. and no definite results followed the dis.
cussioD. 1t is probable that the question of
recognizing Diaz will be formally considered
next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

The trial Of De Witt Ettinger alias Glover,
accused OF wreckiug a train 90 the Valley Rail.
road, began, in Ilarrisonburg 90 Wednesday,
AID is still 10 progress. The evidence is con.
Trajectory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

The following is list of the letters remaining
in tho Postotco in this city December 70.
Persons calling for letters will say they al @ ad
vertiscd and give the date of the list.
IF not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter Office, in Washngton
Ball, s Nails, Mrs Lucy
Brogles & Jones, Noyes, O
Brown, Miss Alice Reeves, VIM
Cream, John Fl Russell, Jacob
Gordon, Mrs Louisa Roberts, Miss Carrie, col
Henry. Mrs Susan Robinson, OH
Harris, Albert Slaughter,
Johnson, Mrs Elizh q 5torLe, Miss l.
LoVeace, JAS l. Sayers, Mrs knbecca
Long, Mrs Maria Tnsley, Mrs Mary l.
Monroe Miss Botto Williams, Matilda
VIM. N. BERKLEY, Postmaster
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

The Washington Union says that Mr. Chan.
dler and all who sympatbize with him are very
much mistaken if they suppose that they can
carry the country with them on their platform
of sectional hate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Corporation Court Of Alexandra CITY,
August term, 1874.
Cazonove & Go.
VS. In chancery.
Johns on's admir-. OF MS.
The Court doth recommit this cause TO Com.
missioner A, w. Chiffon to ascertain and report
the amounts low due on tho debts secured BIZ
deed from James Fosse.t and wife to b. II. Bet-
~, dated the 9Th day Of October. 1860, and Also
all other liens upon the real estate conveyed in
fad deed land publication in some newspsper
published in the city Of Alexandria for four
weeks shall be equivalent TO personal service OF.
notce.-[ExL from decree, Aug. II, 1874.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATION. MIR.
John O'ConueIl, Of Auuaodale, who was opo.
rated upon for stranguatcd hernia, by DR..
Robt. g. Powell, of Alexandria, assisted by DR..
Fairfax Of this pac,, has SO far recovered as to be
able to walk about. Another feather in the Cap
OF Alcxaodria's young F'lHJdc Mes.
SfJI0cr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
WTASHINGTON, CINCINNATI AND
w ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.

~ A0H - CiNCIN NAII AND
w ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
10 all whom il may concern: Take notice
that at the January term, 1878, of the County
Court for the county CT Alexsndria, State of Viz.
ginia, motion will be made in open Court for
the appointment Of commissioners to ascertain =
just compensation to the owners Of land upon
the route Ct the Washington, Cincinnati and
St. Louis Railroad, within the said county, for
by the said company for it, purposes.
p. s. BORST,
dec l3-w4w Pros't. W., @. & ST. Louis r. r
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Sentenced.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Dec. 29.-Iho North
ampton bank burglars Scott and Dunlap were
to-day sentenced to twenty years each in the State
prison, the full oxtent Of the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
SpIlndnr aSn1lNPSOIl

WASHINGTON, Dec 29.-Scnat0r Patterson
is improving steadily and lis physicians still
think he will be able to take his scat in the
Senate, on the raasscmbIing Of Congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

The Richmond city government will be short
this year about $40. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
Commissioners Office,

Alexandria, Va, Deer. &, Isl
To all persons whose debts are secured by decd
from James Fossett and vile to Is. II. Berry,
dated the 9Th day of October, 1850 and 10.
cords of Alexandria; also sll others holding
lions against the real estate conveyed in SAID
deed and also tho parties to this Cause. AnG
all other persons concerned in the foregoing
decree
You are hereby notified th't have appointed
SATURDAY, the 9TH day of January, loIs s.
my CtEice in the Market Building, Alexandria,
Virginia, for ascertaining and reporting tia
amounts now due on the debts secured by deed
from James Fossett and Wlfs to Is. II. Berry.
dated the 9Th day of October, 1860 and ljr As
certaining and reporting all other liens upon the
real estate conveyed in said deed, as ordered by
the said decree, at which time and place yoH
are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chancery Of the said Court. this 9TH day of De-
cember, 1871. A. w. Chiffon.
dec 7-w1w Comm'r. in Chsncery.
VIIRGINIA-At Rules held in the CLERKS
Y Office Of tho Corporation Court Of the city
of Alexandria. on the 9Th Cay of Nov r., 49,.
The Alexandria Water Company In chy.
John Aril and William A. duncan junction
Memo. The object Of this suit is to compel the
defend ants to surrender to the plaintiff for cam
collation. certificate OF ten shares of the stock o:
Inc A!exsnut.a sIep h t Tnh ~ ~
a. Oh" ~ 1Ta,,s ott;ca NJ Tho II $ o..
now ing ih w m;e,u;ot 20 Vrrin;.
cui. Court 10! 'ne ~ AZ fonSsnt anJ asch ."
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entered MS sppes' asio,' 49, I'D 80 rT,os
cordl1g 10 INC aGI .; f>oseno.y n"o --'o oiIi
thls So"f.' Gnu l. e HPJ ~ ,b,yy Statn j.
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order, ana 40 "has i iG.sAS '" Plts ~ 49,
interest IN TINS sun a'!u toa. ~ W .;''
der be 1orth"lth lhSeett II ne A.eA.'liutH VA
drs, once week l9F lou. .cCeISno WIZ n''o
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| ~ONInGSIONER NOTICE.
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~ ho Cornor.li,n Court Of Alexandria city,
l" "' ''''l avn Nnvember term. lS77.
uoro. Mailman Mnnroe Nowton in h..
va" "n 1917, ,;cb, end 49, orocutar Of K L. Mini,
o": .iS.iS CO. - vi: ~ TO-, Jo,o Mn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

The export OF leaf tobacco from the United
States was in 1870, IS 400 hogsheads; in 1872,
2S2. 3sG,42G pounds. Ole year, 1915, it fell as
low as >, l25 hogsheads, and in l77i it rose to
SIS, O97, SO4 pounds.
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Commissioners Office,

AlcxsndFs, Virgins, Nov y, 800
To the creditors of z. L. Muir, deceased, lhr
parties to said suit, and sill othors concerned
IN the foregoing decree.
You are hereby notified that have appointed
WEDN ESDAY, the ~ day of January, 49,
at my office, in the Market Building, AleXan-
dria, Virginia, for receiving proofs Of debt: or
demands against the said E. l.. Muir, or his es'
tnta and to execute the inquiries directed to be
ss..de by the foregoing decree, =. which tim
and plsc, you arc required to stterd.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner in
Chancery of the said Court, the day and year
frat aforesaid. A. w. Chiffon,
nov 27-W4w Commissioner in Chanccry.