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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-25

Summa.. -. $l4S9.05
ttn bic einssSanssnen Standardization i'm
Betra9e bon $4,000 gu oedefl, iperOen ibleus
nise Ne%miaisunoen erforberlid iein.
Ser Yeri6t fibrt barauI aus, baB es ti4t
ap9emefen lei, bas 9esenpdrtiSe Snititut
r1ab 8olenoung bes neien Srrenbauies bel
GatonsDile nod danger fortbetebeu Su laiien.
(Sie @rinoe oaiiir baben mir bereits friber
ausfibrli6 erpdbnt.) Sic tpabreno beg Sabs
s ssf s,nssq s1S enc g Ssq sssnss}a|e - Der r., Ma ah;'t
uno ausftebenoe Soroeransen saso2.4e, nit
bin ergiebf ii4 Elm Defi5it BON sill, 1877 40.
Bei'm S1luHe bes Sabres befanpen iib I'M
9oipitale ia patienten, &c mdnnlide uno 48
tpeiblihe,
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ssienNet tuorben fei. SIN 2auFe Sss @eIpraas
bsgte Gtst eini9e 3peifel, OBJ GOrbin aud bic
Nabr9ett in9te; aber feline Gnsaben iuaren
10 beItimmt, ooB er ibm enOlid slaubte. Gor'
bin ia9te: sd ftebs 9sraos 10 rsbt binter
benz Chrome, MAIDEN Sic f6 feline SOrgen,
Sr. Syst, es lit aGes re6t.- Quf oieies bin
mari fiA 6ist in Die Specialization uno ling
9olo ju fauisn an.
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administrations -An3riaf,

gtahridt tlrb hermit eeseten, ba6 unterSethuete
Soqniaht tur Derraltung tes NaGlanes bes aa6ter per.
~aOrtsnsn 6rieer. N. Mlbrvdbf trtaiitn baben. @as,
rel&t 8ercsrun8sa an eieien sia&la6 tattn. werren bier.
nit aufseipreert fol&e nebf ben notbisen osleatn
%ipdtsasns an, %. Sult 1870 einareihsn nns seltenS 40
ra1en, peer ~ eepariisen. taB ne ibrtr Anfpri&e an
,hteien Natlab aeitslt9 inr %psrlnilts trilarf rereen m Saen.
due, bic 3atlHnaeu an bteisn Mdhla6 ~ naden baben,
Deroen hermit aufsefurbert, icl6t unper,iali6 an Inter.
.et6neit ~ leiaen; ro midi. 70 wirb esrintiid einss.
iGrttstn. Mtrnsr Mlbvedbt,
Sbuarc Hppe.
tlS,25,32,0) la aIs ..Hf NbmintrrdtBrfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-25
WuS SQu Snmiuon.

Ga So m IN Q o. 20. San. = Sic &es
polutiondre baben bei9loien, Sperationen
i'm Snnern Der Sniel su periutsn. Yrdfoent
8aei fiithtet einen @infal Der Saptianer.
@abral's Sruppen raiten i'm iioli6en Gbeile
Der Sniet. - Sie l1ebertrasung Der BAL pDn
Samana on Die Ser. Staten gilt als erles
oigte Sbatiade.
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Selesrapbii@e 9epei@en.
(Bsriats, fir ben ~Deutiaen GOrrsiponoentsn.)
Gutneihuna.-mprb.

1niontop n, Ya.,' "a. San. 8eftern
gbcuo e%ntipransen 5 SniaHen bes @efdnsniiz
les bur9 elm pcr9ittsrtes Senfter: Der Sieb
Barton, Die Gali9min3er &iefer uao g8idlom
uno bic W6roer Sdneible uno Senber.
Sonnta9 frfb erita9 babier 8. Soran ben
Seiferion Come, Der cine 5rau nit &inoern
binterIGEt. Sorau fikt.
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Wns Seue,uelQ.

Caracas, 8. San, iiber 9abania, %.
San. - SO limb peri6ieoene @efedte stpii9en
oen @uerrillas uno ben Ge9ierunss Sruppsn
porsetommen.
@elo lit rar, uno Der Sanbel liest sdrsli9
oarnieoer.
Senor 9aul lift gum 8eianoten in Waib.
in9tpn ernannt ipor0en.
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SINS California;.

San Gran3iseo, "a. San. = 9sute
erpdblte Der ealifornii1e mStaatsratb Der
&anoperfer" folsenbe Beamte; Gen. Winn
gum Yrdioenten, 8. q. Subj uno ). 8.
Hooe su Wieeprdfioenten, y. s. Grenb gum
prototoairenoen unb 70. 8. Selang gum eors
reiponoirenoen Setretdr. U. M. @ren 3uni
&aiirer unb ). Yluntett gum Qudtor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-25

einFa6e 2Ieibung unb gIementarsu nterri9t.
Die lautenoen Auseaben tpdbreno oes Sdbres
b~etrugen $4417 80, bic @innubmen $3.50 Is,
mitbin puroen S3058.17 mebr aus9eueben,
als e~in9enOmmer. Gernere Sei6tlfe 1T oaber
0rinaenb ermiinihf.
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ffluht eines Tdlfhcrs

Yortlano, We, q. San. = ). U.
9aitp, Yoltmeifter uno Sanoelsmann 3u Was
%terboro'. 1T, nadoem er our9 GalI9ung Der
Wamen bemittelter Wtitbirser rls6rere Eaus
icnb Dollars erIanst bate, nab ganaoa
ourhaebraunt,
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Teucr8bruuf.

81 NJ 0ort, "a. Sanuar. = Seute rits
tste in Nr. 50, 2eonaroitrabe. Elm Yrano einen
perii6erten Sbaoen bon $4,000 an. Saupts
Beihaoiste iino Stera & gBeas, Sanes Salz
fen linn q SD @tefra
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Meueffes aus Mnihinatnf.

70 q binstOn. "a. San.-Sie beuti,
gen Bunoes feuers@ innabmen ~betruSen S617,s
432.
Mapor gotuen bat cine tur3e geiie mad
| benz Nproen unternommen.
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SIR Sbla9ter.
9triIe aefte Nusebote fir bic siefe rnns BON fritz
fdpem Sd,ien. unb Dam metff ft fur bds
HRarpldneer &taats. Sefd ugniR
o. @. Hdrts.

WHutgtuHCtC Stuutb- SeIuhHUtH
fir lip0lt Mcrats, bonn l. 5rbraar 1870 an. lusrosn bis
II ubr Wtittaes, Wtontag, oen 81 9anIar 1910. ent8es
9en9enomneu. %un9sfabr $50 Ytanb, inebr ODER tpsHlasr.
t1gltd1, tpte tolat
Widt msbr, ais flint gladenttde uou s gfuno isess
Gin poer jpei giertbeile pon 8dnmeliiciih isben Gag !
Der Neit beisbcno in GhicnHeild bon BET raditebenoen
Beitreibuti9 uno bon eleiden GldntitGten : '"GhucR"
Rippen ino Sdultrrtide, oas oite Gnoe oon 0er Vlatte
une Bristet, ODER Die 9tCunos uno HOsritlde, @sine
9aujlif auSgeid!ohen. Die game 9ieferune BON Dds
ienfeiid muB. lpenfi psrlan8t Miro. luGbrenD Der beis|
ben Sabresicit tT etnen Tag in ieoer Wode ourd etne
plcidbe Guantttat SammeiHeIIh Iubttittltrt, ODER Die Sits
ferine BON beioen 5lciidl0rten aI ir9rno einenl 3a9e
Der g9ode ausgeIaNrn lperorn; ebeulo 1T bic Gieierun8
aud Der ger8roBernt8 poer Uertletntrln8 Der Guantl'
lat, ipie es Der Seoarf oerldnst uue pie es ju lr9sno Gle
nr S3eit a%n8roronet peroeu. mag. rntertuorien.
Sas Ohlrnhet1b u. |. ~. iHub bon Der befelt Belbats
ienbeit iein
angernsN rns siderbeit tptro pcrlaust unc bic gbret. /
runsen peroen npnatti6 In 8aar 8elnadt. Wiarl psEo t
f6 on
Galnertuns8 40 Sauperein yir. z.
Inter obisem Wamen lou bel ruterlsidneten Elm usutr
8aupsrsir sebiiest iusrosn, ,uoiu bsrttis hbsr 200 In'
tbetle geietGret fno.
9uRfrassnbe. Die Fb ~betbsiItssn pollen, Fnb hermit
bofliAit stn8elaoer.
Donnsrfas. ben 81. Sanuar, Mbsaes 8 ubr,
bebufs Gntiusriung Iiberaler 6tatuten nno aSabl Der
8eamttn fb %siniinoen il modem BET
Rr. @, Galpertpn,5tpdb,
t21-3J Sbenwalc s Sob's Drauerets
EXCHANGE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SsriammlunsSlOtaI ser. go, sfore;B oparb hraAe.
pbiaer Bsrstn bat bic critic rssslndBiss gsrfammluns
Weittnpd,. ben 20. 5aH., Abenos nm 8 ubr. 3wtd
Der psrlaHln,luu8 Mnnabne Der Contribution, YDabt
Der Nsamtru unb oe erite @trjabluns. gada Der liberia.
tpartet. 3. 5ieAier, ptoo. Yrdl.;
Carl Sribad,. prob. Sdabm.
(20-2) q, .. Cubs, prpp. Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-25

IRAN utro bsi'm Wapor uno 5taor1tbe bon SaItts
more UNI G~rlaubniB Juli &rrid1ten zines Jieeelpeintrnsr
Qaltofens nsbit 3teselbrennerct auf BEN BlaBs mefli&V
pom Sisbts unb faeiidb BON Seatbhraas na&'
iudtn.
(le-22) o. gB, Hdrfs,
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IN Naltimurer Waiiens@eridt.

ptH II. J0HNdr 1870,
dnseurtnet. bah Der Usriauf bon pa&t. @runbeisen.
tburn Der perforbenet GiIa .. Braunon, burb otren
uomtntfrator 60. a.. Brannon. in 6oI8e Der 0si,be
bon WtarplanD. peIdt BEN sDatieu .getide bes bsiaatsf
Sfaatts bic Vfatt perleibsn, otnBerfunf ponYadigrnnb.
%ei9entpant arjioronsr, uno unter beutigem Datum burt
bela9fen Abmtntftator benz geridt e~itgtretdt, bisrburdb
~raitf8trt iino bsidtiet iuerbe. IS Jet otnn. bas an ooer
Dor BEN 8. 5sbr. 1870 Yruno fur has gtsentbeil ange.
gsben tptre.s, oorais8elebt. ba6 etre ubidrtft oieits
1tfebls tn trseno etner tdslihen 3eitung, welfe In Der
Staot Baltimore eribeint, einnal bic gDoAe, inrerbalb
BRET aufsinanber ~iol8enoer aDoden Dor benz belagten 8.
6ebriiar plblsirt poroen. Der BtriHt stsbt ben Bttrag
bss Yertaufes ~ $l1. 600 an.
t9a.) Sfatab Balberhpn,)
Ebumas Sonb, RtGter.
Bptipar .. DanslS,)
Sttreat Abidrtft. 3. Sarmatt Brprpff,
3efat1trts . Restftraior tir Die Staot
tI5,22,9l Baltimore.
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Sas Marb1anser 1rrenbaus.

Ser Al. Yeriat bes YraRoenten uno Der
Snipettoren oes MarDlanbsr S~rrenbauies be-
i6pert ii@ b%ariber, OaB %ein;elne Counties
nit ibren Yeitrdsen oerinaben i'm &iidianoe
iino, bab e. sutpeilen ribtbi9 mar, @elo bon
Yanten 5u leiben, I'M Die Iaufenocn Mus8aben
3u beitreiten. Sie @eieB9ebun9 miro baber
9%eeisnete Wabre9eln gu treien, UNI
berartise uebelltdnbe in 3ufinft Su permeis
ben. Die &hditinoe Der bstreifcaOen Gouns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-25

uSrantnrt a. Dr., "a. Sanuar, QbenoB. -
Der. ct. Q bligationn ihIo len Ju 9lK.
paris, q. Sanndr, &benos. B6rIe Gnirnirt.
&entert IS Or. so Gentimss.
2onbon. "a. San, Abenos. Der. st. pbIiea.
tionsn s5S. goniois 92H baar 92h auf Gonts.
9pnbon. q, San, Nbenos. -SstnbI 80 ptp. $50.
Sais 46 SD. 6 y.
2I~usrpooL2i "a. San. absnos. e&nas 10 sd.
SaIa a Sd. Raft. SteinoI "a y. - 3udtr
SO Sd. 3 y.
q ntps rptm "a. San. absnSs.-DsiBss gaOrmal.
6tstnol 59& Or.
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8efanmtmaduMsem.
Naeut In 0~Saihiuotou.

Or. Dapib Beftter, Nr. 10, Burrows Court, art
iden pennlplpania. Aperue uub D.StraBe, 1T unfer
al9snt fur a8aibinstou, Georgetown un6 NIsyanorla
uHo ftnS 3~ablauset OIL ibn Jumaden.
AS- Wuei9el fur ben w9prreiponoenttnm tperost an
befagtem Orte entgeaeneenumnten
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So Or. 8dmltn's beribmtes sR eet,in.E8un s
Der. "wIzARD OIL" gtseu ydimer,eH unb anbere
Seicen lit su baden bel allen Drosuiien unb In
Rr. 1IAx, HefsSaltimorehrafe. (San. II. lIRt)
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WrO6f Capital DfrlOOInng,

gardntirt unt ssnebmist ppn Der fretsn unb
$aniaffaet Gam purs. entbdtt an st6Rereu Sc
winneu fofgsnte:
$50. 900 - 150. 600 - lO0,UU0 = $4,000 - 10000
20. 900 - 1900 - IL. 900 = 10000 5000 - 5000 -
- 10 5000 - 26 a 5000 - l2s a 1000 - 1853 "a 1000
Wtart &c. &c.
BUR @ussabe Der Originals taatss 2ooie bin Id BON
bober Reaerun9 beauTtrdgt uno eebe
l Originate fir ben gauJeu 3ttIraunl oor 10. Sdnaar
bis Wtttie W6rl fit 40 Dollars.
Y Originate fur o~snislbeu 3eitraum far 20 Dollars
Wltt Wttp Dtdrs TIT bsie BsrloOiuns pp1 hd
cntldisbtn. aIio fur fpenta 1elo in fur3er 3ett elm
srpfes 0apttal 3u erlausen. MufuGge. mt Baar.
Seu6ung per eben, msrben prompt ~ettettltrt uRo jeneri
Wnibsilrebuer iptort bic amtlihen Sspinnlifien suse.
lanbt.
Wtein @si1dft erfreut fd felt silpa rs Sabrtn bts
erbBten Renommts's tpeil bel mir ftets bic %bebeutenb'
ftsn Gspinne ftslen.
3. 9amnanrt,
Banfs unb aBedbfel.g efddh,
Oils, 7,2O.S) bura. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-25
Guer Irb CLUB.

Die Titglteoer obsneeuanuttn Clubs tperotn bttrmit
su ether am 81. ,. ytts. 5tad mittaas Q upr. bel m Bd.
~rsHIutstbs tn RI. aO6. Aef.Seringtun Rrave, Hatt.
fncenbsn@ eneral' VI r,animiuns etnstlaben. Wegeinoaps
pom Wt4tieiet III tiesen Dor.
(21l iHI Carl 3ruber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-25

&ingsforo'S Setpcap etdrfe
VI be retnhe, bette unb HdreAe,
gu baben bel peB Gabrtfanten aatnien:
D.E. 6ujbp 3 Co..
t3ahSzfl9l .. Re. g. Sy4anes . VIau.
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gpatefe Standardization aus europa.

NNHiV Wv SunoH lWS ANtHluI.J
9iUerpOut, "a. Sanuur. 9admitta8s 5
Hbr. Sn Der tatb. st. SoIepbs. RapeIe
gu 2iberpool ereignete fi9 9eitsrn Nbeno cine
9aniQue, in wst9sr Is 9erionen um's 2eben
famen.
gu EborntIiffe bel SbsIfeIo lit Elm beSent.
li6er AufianO Der &oblenbergleute aus9es
broAen; man bsIlr6tete na9baltige t~rauri8e
Sol8en.
9onoon, "a. Sanuar, @a6m. 5 Il6r.
8laOitone bat amtli6 pertlnot8t, oaB AM s,
Gebruar oas Parliament 3uIammentreten unb
man Dem Sauie Der @emeinen tpidti9e Dor
la9e MAIDEN uerbe.
Bran e%ripartet, baB an Der auF ben 5. Sep
TENDER nab Ntetus Dort einberufenen vgpanees
lii6en NqianS" minoetens 500 eurppaii9e
8elitli6e Sbeil nebmen iperoer.
8aris, "a. Sanuar, Nabm. 5 ubr. =
0eute 1T bic politii9e Nufregun9 oabier i'm
Wahien.
sic s1ris idIOb errest unO nieOrisers &en.
ten 1886.
2onopn, "a. San, Mittern.-Na6 einem
3wiiie nit Der Ne9ierung bat Der Ser3og bon
Cumberland als @eneraliiiimus Der glrmee
ab9eOontt. &oro Stratban miro tpobl iein
NadfOl9er.
Ma6rib, "a. SAM, Rittern.- Sie Srage,
tuer &bnia lein miro. nimmt aamdbIi8 cine
rubigere 8eltalt an. Sie gortes tperoen fpa6rz
i6einli4 ben 9crSos bon M~Ontpeniier OaSu
MAIDEN.
&Om 25. San, frab l ubr. - Cardinal
Raui9er bat ieinen Yroteit sssen bas unfebI=
bartcitss Sosma oer6Tentli9t.
parts, 25. San, frhb l u6r.-8er ars
etter:4usItano Su Sc Greu3ot 1T gu Gnbe.
Sas WilitGrH bat Die llnrubcn seodmpit.
&Onbor II, rs. San, frib l ubr. = Bon
2ipin8itone in 9frifa iino ipdtere unb bo6ft
erirculi6e 9eri9te an9elan9t, Or bat Die Ell
gentli4en Nilquelen tntosdt uno 1T iest auI
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N5- Ssute balt Der Sanser.Gbo r Ges
Ser .1eSanies.S ais. eia san5tfaas9sa.
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II9,2T,5,5T JpbN. KB UUtH, VBuFUtIH.
GalbertunsN oa0zS auuereiu VT. z.
$15. S66nf VfbiGf. $1A

Sufrteeenbett gdranttrt.
9beut bon Sebllsn bon IS bis $40.
3abne aus8gpaeu nit Gas so 9is.
MARYLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
Nr. 8I, Seringtpns, 8 5tiiren
(ls-231 ipeiilid, BON Der @barlssftrabt
5emoen anf Setelang
Wir p~.rFerti5sn 6sinbea alf Btfsuuns pom 9iri,ti iu
81 pro Gle nao BON benz btten Muslin jtr $2.25 per
Stiid, unb a%araniiren ponige 3utrtebenpstt.
NJ egtnMf6
t17-2S) 0Rr. 81, Be f.SdltimursfraHes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-25

Wctp' Worf, ben u. 3anuar 1870.
Communications : @erli9ernngs Ge4
iellidafi,
ssr, a9s unb QS5. Broadway. Repsgure.
Die Direstoreu baten beuts cine Baar. Dioioenbt bon
$206. 900 ert.drt, ipppon ole 4uleen, be bis gum 81.
DrIembtr 1868 a~useefent puroeu uno In Grdft fno,
sinen Mntbtil srbaltsn. uno len, ben Sepinn btns
fort nah benz iosenanRten Contributions . plane. b.f.
nab BEN Dtrbaltniite au %otrtbctIen, In usId1em polieer
paiu bet9ttra9en babeu. glaberss piro ben Betbsilisier.
oaribsr ju9ebtn.
U. SuremuS, Sttr.
Carl Sbreufhan.
t20-91) @ereral. Ngent. Wr. 10. Ssconofr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10

UTANTED-ANo NO. l COOK AND WASH
w SAM T. TAYLOR 4 CO..
12Q-1A4. Office No. rs. 30i Front st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
the system Abolished = Teachers
Abroad and Houses Closed.

The public school law has been sbol-
ished, leaving the State without any sys-
TEN whatever. The system may have
had its Objectionable features. but u was
batter than none. Now wo have, what ?
Nothing, or worse than nothing. Each
county has to regulate its own affairs,
and the County Court is authorized to
assess taxes for school purposes, and the
County Trustee is made the custodian
for such funds. But no provision 10
made for disbursements, for district trus-
tees, county superintendent or any ad-
ministration Of school affairs, whatever.
In such wealthy and populous county
as Shelby the people may submit to tax
and sustain some schools but IN. many
counties there will be no more public
schools, and the children will continue
to grow up in ignorance and superstition.
According to the act Of December l4lb,
ell contracts then made for schools were
to be carried out, but no new ones can be
made. Up to that date one hundred and
ninety thousand pupils had been enrolled
in the public schools. The school taxes
of go and SO are still due each county,
and are partly in the hands of the Comp
| troller at Nashville. Whatever funds are
on hand should be disbursed to the coun-
ties according to scholastic apportion-
ment, that teachers might be employed as
long as the money will last. The last ap-
portionment to Memphis was about nine
thousand dollars. That amount again
would assist the schools through the year
until another Legislature, when some
thing may be done.
The State is in sad plight, brought
about by reckless legislation and public
stealing. Taxation is grievously high,
and it is almost as much as wo can do TO
pay the interest on the public debt, TO
say nothing of sustaining schools for five
months in The yeer. At present there
seems to be no hope for the children of
the State except in private schools.
Every parent will have to look out for the
schooling of his children, and the me-
groes will have to go to work and edu-
cate themselves, if they still hunger and
thirst for learning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
Second Patti Concert.

The Greenlaw Opera House was again
filled last evening with a splendid audi
ence, though not numbering quite as
many as on Tuesday night. Our views
of Mile Carlotta Patti we're pretty fully
given yesterday, and it is unnecessary to
20 over the ground second time. The
programme was changed, but responses
to encores were the same as the Eight
previous. Our city hos enjoyed a rare
opportunity, and it has been embraced
with more than ordinary zeal and pleas
ure. The renowned Patti satisfied every
body that she is worthy of all the high
eucomiums written or uttered in her be-
half She has left us, bat her name will
be the theme of the Preside circle and
the social board for many day, and
years to come people will take pride in
saying: 81 heard Carotta Patti at Mem
phis in TO-" The beautiful singer has
left lasting impression in her favor on
the public mind, and should she ever
come this way again her advent will be
hailed with a generous welcome. 1t is
due The eminent artists who accompany
her, Messrs. Prume, Ritter, Squires and
Herman, to say that they too are appre-
ciated and add much to the interest of
the illustrious PATHS singing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10
Loea, srsvl.lss.
Law Court meets Monday.

Law Court meets Monday.
Frosty mornings and lovely weather.
Cotton is still pouring in from all d.
rections.
Col, sap, Tate is in the city, registered
at the Peabody.
Quorum Court in session to-day, trans
acting the ordinary routine Of business.
The Income Tex law will be rigidly
enforced this year. Those who do not
report within the time prescribed may
look out for the penalty.
Chancellor Morgan came in the city
yesterday for the first time in several
days. he is still uuwell, bat able to oc-
cupy his seat and hold court to-day.
The Patti troupe will give two concerts
at Vicksburg aud then 20 to New Or.
leans. After filling an engagement there
it is probable they will pay Memphis
another visit.
The minimum area Of new counties to
be formed in the State has been reported
by the Committee in the constitutional
Convention at $50 square miles--old
counties not to be reduced below GOO
square miles.
It is probable that the chain-gang will
be reorgauized. It is poor expedien'
at best. What Memphis needs is work
house, where the labor of Migrants and
prisoners, under sentence Of confinement
so many days, can be utilized and turned
into a source OF profit, without driving
them in gangs on the streets like so many
mules, subject to the gaze and jeers Of
every iale passer-by.
A very important case came up 10 the
Circuit Court yesterday-between the
Gayoso Gas Company, plaintiff, and s
P. Read, defendant. The company
brought suit against Read for his pro rata
of stock subscribed, as called for by the
company. Read resisted the payment o.
the call upon several pleas, which were
argued before the jury, and upon the
charge being made by the Judge
(Swayne), the plaintiff took q non-suit
This case is rather back-set to the new
company, as it has sued great many o
the subscribers to the stock, who will NJ
doubt, take advantage Of all defenses SCI
up in this. Messrs. Humes 4 Postcn anC
Jarnagin & Frayser represented Read
| and CAN'T & Mcdowell the Gayoso GA
Company.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-10

DR.. Norton, of the Sanitary Superin'
tendent's Office, furnishes the following
statistics in relation to the new disease
called relspsing Fever. He confirms the
statement made that it is an imported
disease, and was never known here be-
fore, and that there is not q single ply
stefan outside of the hospitals who hs:
ever seen it until now.
There are thirty-two cases Of it which
are known to exist in this city at the
present time in the hospitals. The dis
ease has been sent to those institutions
under different nsmes-typhus, typhoid
and simple fever-but they have proved
to be relapsing fever. The fever has been
prevalent in the workshops in Great
Britain for a great many years. 1t is a
common disease in England, ireland,
Scotland, Russia, Poland and the North
German towns. DR.. Norton does not
know how it got here at this time. II
appears thus far to have made its appear
ance in places which were remarkable for
overcrowdiug and filth; in the districts
living along the river on both sides of the
city, and in dirty quarters generally.
How many more cases tnhn Tue thirty
two Of which they have cognizAnee there
may 90, and which are treated under
some other name, be does not know.
1t comes on very suddenly with SILVER
ing, followed by a rapid rise in the tenn
perature of the body from the normal
state to los or l07 degrees. There Is 8
good deal Of pain in the head, which lasts
six or seven days. Then comes on q
sudden sweating under which the tenn
perature falls quite low-of course, be-
low the normal temperature. While the
pstient is in that condition he suffers
from a species of rheumatic pains, and is
left in very exhausted condition for Eve
or six days. Then comes on the relapse,
snd the same course Of the disease is
gone over again. The patient may be-
come so exhausted that death may ensue.
The disease has been in this city for
some time past, and being unknown, ex-
cept theoretically, it was ct first re-
garded as some one of the forms of fever.
But it was found to present so many
forms so much unlike those, that il was
concluded TO be true relApsing fever. and
is now being treated as such.-Neis York
World.