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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-23
impeachment Defeated ia South Csro-
III,a---TsIc Esuf.lux Trials.

CoLuMBIA. December Ex-Governor Scott,
with view Of preventing the postponement
of the vote OH impeachment, sent message
to the Legislature this morning covering 1
proclamation convening that body i'll extra
ordinary session at noon tomorrow.
The Governors supporters then pressed 4
vote on motion to strike out the resolving
clause in the impeachment resolution.
After lengthy debate, the motion was
finally carried, al l O'Clock, by vote of G3
yeas to 81 nays. This defeats the impcacIl-
mcnt.
Then came another proclamation from the
Governor, reyokinG his previous nroc}ana-
ton,i and the Legislature, at O'Clock, III pllr-
suancc TO Il concurrent resolution passed last
week, adjourned until January 9TH.
In the kukuX trials, Mr. Chamberlain
closed the argument for the prosecution in
the case of Whitcsidcs and Mitchell. The
jury is now out making up verdict.
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TELEGRAl,..p'iHIC NEWS.
New YorI. stock md money mar,se q,

New York Stock md Money harriet.
New YosK, December 22.-Money closed
n trifle easier; enlinently respectable brokers
accommodated at Z, currency to gold. Dis
counts, 10 to -. Sterling, OF to o.. Gold,
81 to 81. Governments steady ISIS, 1173 /;
'62's, 1893; 'G4's, same; 'GJ's, 111t; new,
III; '6T's, 1854; '6s's, same; 10-4o's, 1904.
States rather, dull. Tennessee's, 81 ; new, 81.
Virginia's. 50; new, 30. Louisiana's, 60 !;
new, so. Lcrees, Ga; So, 70. AIabama's,
100; 5's, 6J. Georgia's, 10; rs, 70. North
Cardinals, 81 new, y. South Carolira's,
As; new, 24a.
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Cold Escas:scr---EcYsor!s from various
SCrfiUI.s.

SALT LAKE CITY, December 22.-lieavy
SHOW prevails On the plains, and the weather
is the acyeItst tlE;t has been felt for many
years.
= ClNcIHNATI, December 222.--The thcrmomc-
ter ranges from zero to fourteen degrees be-
low. The river is frozen over at several
pointS-thc first time within seven years.
ToRoNro. December 22.-The weather is
very cold Throughout the Dominion, the
Thermometer varying from SIXTEEN 10 sixty
degrees below zero.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 22.-lIcavy
rains and high winds have prevailed through
out the State. The merchants lose heavily
bv the delay in the delivery Of Christmas
goods from the East, and they threaten to sue
the Union Pacific road for damagcs.
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ys,e sam Domingo RESURRECTION.

SAN DoaISGo, December II, cta HAVANA,
December 22.-Engagements have taken
place between Baez's troops and the reyolu,
tiopists. Cabral was beaten at Nieba, and
compelled to abandon the place. His loss
was heavy in men and munitions OF war.
/ General Pimental resisted the attack OF
Baez's forces successfully at San Juan, ana
routed Them
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CRoCRERY, GLASSWARE. &c.
PIANOS, ORGANS, .sc.

FAIR AID F, FEAs .r prn,tel ladies sD, eoh-
SErr.S Hin. vii hold a FAIR and FEAST, cori-
mencDg THIS Tuesday EvEHlEG, l y e tss
ta reet As the object Is for the benefit OF the SAD
hath school. they hore to receive the patronage not
only of their own members, but OF al VINO ieei an
interest In them. Nv A'-'s
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Cotton nIarlScts-(BY TELEcR Ar,r1

MONTGOMERY, December ao-Cotton roce;nta ror
tne week, $3.50 bales; shipments 1904 bales stock.
SAVANNAH, December 22.-Cotton strong and NJ.
t'e middngs &c., stock 1881 bales sales for the
week, o7a0 bales. ~ N'- VIZ
GALVESTON, December o2.-Cotton active: GOOD
week, 1880 bales. " 1
BALTIMORE, December 22-Cotton quiet and
steady middngs, 2Oc.; sn *, 2,5i3 bales sales for
CHARLESTON. December :2.-CottOn steady: mid
dlings l0c.; stock, stock, 2979 iles sales for the
week, 1000 bales.
MOBILE, December c2.-Co.ton easy middlings.
latc.; stock, SLOTS bales sales for tic week. lOdOo
bales. -''N
NEW ORLEANS, December FACTION firm: mid
Glinss 9sc. stock, l50,e52 bales sales for the week
$4,000 bales. '7
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Marine News.
FoET MONROE, December 22.-Arriyed,
bark j. Bergman & Son, from Liverpool for
City Point; brig Robert c. Wright, from Rio
for Baltimore.
A northeast storm is prevailing, and the
Roads is full of shipping.
NNEYAED HAVEN, December 22.-The
steamer Seminole, from Boston for Savannah,
is ashore on the Hedge Fence shoals. She
wants no assistance.
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The Coming Trial Of Brigham Young
and Others.
SALT LAKE CRY, December 22.-Ihc widow
of DR.. Robinson is coming from san Fran
cisco to testify i'll the case OF the alleged MUIR
dcrers of her husband.
I Baskon, the late Federal encouragement
has been employed to assist in the prescott
ton of Brigham Young and others.
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General EfpulG.

There was full Cabinet meeting to-day,
except Secretary Robson.
The Departments will close at noon to-
morrow until Tuesday.
Reporters who have arrived here from An
napolis to spend the vacation of the court
freely express the opinion that the prnsecu-
ton has failed TO make case against Mrs.
Wharton, and that conviction is highly i'm
probable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-23

T,sc Troubles i'm Cflicos County, Ark.
LITTLE Rock, December pa public
meeting has been called by persons OF all
coIors TO consider the affairs in Chicot county,
arising from the murder of Wynn, the colorcd
lawyer, and to consult with the Governor
and OTHER authorities lis 10 what is best to he
done.
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Mail, Express, and Baggage Cars
Burned

1'ERRE HAUTE, IND, December 22.--The
mail, express, and baggage cars from Indian
anoiS hither were burned this morning at
Zebvyile.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG)
RAILROAD COMPANY
prrrrnpSn VA Aulust 3, 1871,

RICHMOND, VA, August s, 1871
TyHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
4 follows:
The mail trains leave Richmond at 3:i5 \. NJ and
$3.50 Z. NJ; and leave Petersburg ut io1 a. NJ ana
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at A. NJ. and 4:i0 i. ~, and leave Petersburg at 10
The ais A. nj. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:2O i. VI. train Viii not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. s
daily trfn and those from Norfolk will connect at
Petersburg with the 10 a. ". tralIl..,
Passengers from Clover HUI VIII take inc gIo -:
NJ train ON Mondays. Wednesdays, and triday5!
aud returning leave Richmond OH tile same DAYS W
2:30 j. ". ,,..,..
The mail trains will stop only At Chester; ,,,,
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad ior
Lynchburg daily. t,o
tbromssit Ia SviIniineton X. IL. KASEY,
mn ~ Ticket and Freight Agent.
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Presidents gather BETTER.
CEcI$HATr, December 22.-The Supreme
Court of the State decides that it is constitii-
tional for the city Of Cincinnati TO spend
$4,000, 900 for Southerll railroads.
Jesse il. Grant, the Presidents father, Who
was stricken with paralysis, at Covlngton,
Ky, is getting better.
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syavana..Tg.e New aspinNal Cab.c-,fct
EloritIa Oversan}el 10y "a sPanisi
Mar Gfpaseer. dc.

EIOrifIa UvGrslhHzeI Uy 5F1t''f,'-
War Stcanler, dc.
ST.. THOMAS, December 1G, rid HAyANA,
December 22.-The telegraph steamer Inter-
national has arrived from England and gone
TO jamaica TO lay the new Aspinwall cable.
The United States steamer sharlnut f.!s
arrived from Sanmna for the purpose OF re-
Guiting her crew.
The steamer Florida, after having detaenea
her screw, started under sail for New 1ork
on the 18th instant. The Spanish war
steamer Vasco de Nunez Immediately ioi.
lowed the Florida, fired blank cartridge al
and overhauled her, and examined hef pa,
pers. which were found to be correct, ana
the Florida proceeded on her voyage.
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if tie better ciass Of our tRichmond] citi-
..a..> had Il dollar and 4 hall IN their pockets,
I'd 4 good opera were TO come here, tney
would by aside half dollar FOR marketing
....rl.oscs. and devote the dollar to the opera.
E.ctrqo7,f letter. L1uisrHtc Courier.
Fellow after Justice and duty; such life
. tie path to Heaven, and into the assembly
II i!.osc who have once lived, and now, re-
.,:.scd from that body, dwell i'll that place.
Ltcer0.
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Tie E';rc-Eics.N III syHrIS--EHrty Ea7ni-
Hes F:c,ssIcrrI Et0uSc5cS&.
PITTSBURGH, pa, December a2.--iialc &
Co.'S engine and machine shops were burned
last night.
The hotels and 4 great part Of the business
portion of Plcastnl,iIIe, in tic oil regions,
have been burned, and forty funiilic; rcn-
dcrcd houselesS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-23

FROZEN OvER.-Thc james is frozen over
from shore to shore, The ice being from one
1.-Two inci,c. thick This is the first time i'll
.sr4l years that the river at this point has
a.an 80 completely blocked with Ice
L-MLLlMyI NfNS.
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DOMESTIC Marhets-ERr TE1.rnn .rr

: II I FIIF.EKAFH.I
al new 1oRk, December 2a.-Cot.on dull: gales.
dropping; common to fair extra Ss5S6S ro"g
10 efcicsi S5gSo25. Whsiey, 96c Wheat yerT
9 9h wlnier red WESTERN Sl.5s@Sl.ss Corn nm
sli:15 Beef steady: Lard quiet Turpentn". ana at
heavy. - ''se'1'' fFelshts
BALTIMORE, December ee-Flour- ou,e. ,,d
steady. Wheat dull and noIninally unchanged. Corn
actlye white, Toe; yellow, zoe. Oats, s365s5c.
Lork, SIa;599sl5 Bacon qcict; shoulders nc. Iar5
loo. Whiskey, o5186c. 'ae' h''o
!irgin.a's, old, d. bid 50 asked West Viryin,,,s.
20 20 asked. North Carolina's, 90 bid; 81 asked
new, l. bid Is asked; special tag, u bid: II usked
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CRY GAS WORRIES. SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va. December i. ISL.
CEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE
y CEITEIl at this Office until II ESDiT the 26,i
Instant. III /. NJ. 10 take the COAL TAX made III
AIRY !. 1872. ,,
isls Will h made Per barrel, and the party taking
the t;r will furnsi! barrels, and fill the same.
For further particulars, apply NJ This Office.
JOHN III. KNOWLES,
Ge 1S-6t Superintendent.
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DcatI. of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VIM
stan.
MOBILE, December 22.-John Anthony WE
ston, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Anoanla'
IL dead
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and FIeErt fZysirange,3
klcHMosD, VA, December %, 1871.

itiShSsoSB, Y AS DcCFTnbtT Y, 1871.
y OFFERINGS
EE.HEAT.-White, ~ bushels. Red. $40 bushels.
~, hite; l;eH bnshcls Mixed, 10 bushels
AlEAL.--s5 bushels
SALES H@
NnEAT:--S bite 81 bushels 1t sl az Sr nrs,,,c q, "a
o n ar; :, bushels Mt sla5 for fair i 50 fnp
QslsS-M hlie ,sA bushels nj scc for rr,,n aes5
os iOr very GOOD g0c for Etir Ole for cr.nInnr ~,
s1c. ~ -tii@e'i' AiV p'lsheis very good ut
0siArS-lse bushels at COG. for very good spr,ny
hEAL---5o bushels al csc. So So ai>t'te.
rr, REMARKS.
"e'e was so little wheat offered on .Souop tn -, -
eoncnt on the condition of the market ID
Ay. The offerings Of corn were I.sn bushels Of
"nicn ,is4 bushels were sold; market active Win
OUT, however, any advance In price. Offering Of
oa1 aus nght and quotations unchanged.
tne prices OF grain on change on The corresrond-
ing date of last year were : lohi-
"iiEAT.-Whte. very good at 81. ssse. ~ bua,,e,,.
sea, very good ut sl.55c. q buslleI. -
coRN.-White, very good, roc. u bushel.
oATs.-Fery good at 47c. r bushel
kfE.-Very good at zoe. r. b1shel.
She prices Of Virginia country Gonr. Richmond
Inspected, on that day wcre-Supcr!lne. 80: c,tr,.
$3.50; family, g.
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1917 WINTER 1877
10 LIE ARRANGEMENT. ~ -
SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDERlChs'
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE

THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot corner o.
Byrd and Eighth streets rs follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily at $40 A. NJ; aFri'esh
Washington at l2a5, Baltimore Except on SunIaysI
at 2l5, Philadelphia ut G:I5, and New York at iV-o
Z. NJ. THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on sundass' os
8a5 L. M.
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond at PIT
Z. NJ.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond CMon-
days exccptet) at 800 A. NJ.
The ACCOMMODATIONS, TRAIN for hilfora
leaves Broad-Strect depot daily tSundays eSeeptea1
at $50 Il. NJ. arrives in Richmond 1T s:i2 a. d..
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays ut 645 A. ii. &.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points north, east,
and west.
Company's Office, corner OF Broad and Eighth
streets. ~ 3. ~ - 800.
Ticket Office. corner OF Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTRY, General Iirket Agent. y
4. It. d. MYERs, Generai Superintendent. je7
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ASACHINE WORkS-SLOAT & AID
Va DINGTON. Nos. 1!1o. 1424, lag, and 142e
Cary street, and Nos IL and is south Fifteenth
street. Richmond, Va. We make all kinds Of new
work in the marhinist line, repair all kinds Of work.
We 20 in the country 10 d. all sorts of work In our
Hue Also. make the best tobacco mills in the world,
and keep them on hand. rs well Us tobacco screws Of
III kinds. together with bands and hlets and all an
ticIcs for tn: manu- faculc OF tobacco. We keep on
hand fer sale al sizes of and secondhand En-
.:nrl: Boilers. Slw-MilIs Gris-Mills. Power Pumps.
Platform Scales, ShaltEg. Hangers, Pullcys, Gear
and Devil Wheels; and in tIct. general assortment
Of all Iisrfu articles in our line, together with
.Inlsuns Patent nginc Governor Utica Com
rauy Stcun-i,augcS: Sc!d"n's Patent Engine Pack
iag: c"t Valves Globe Valves: Jalow Cocks; Self
Oin9 Gaps. for both engine and shafiing: Flue
Cleaners Oil Cans: Watcr-GaugeS, &c. All of which
wc sill at reasonable prices and on accommodating
tcfure. \. Il. We receive consignment all kinds
. machinery. both new and secondhand. Come and
fsecI!s. tor2l SLoAT II ADDINGToN. rs
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Drunysas;s Erozcn ~ ysootb
Marine News.

CHICAGO, December 22.-Two drunkard:
were frozen to death here last night.
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NOTWITHSTANDING enlarged and tho
" roughlv reftted the store No. 225 T% EN- 4
FIFTH STREET. we have this day %nened., s IL r as
siGcmts of Church and Union Hills an entile!y new
stock Of such goods found In 1irst-ciass re-
W We have engaged the services of Mr.. ROBERT
VERNE as manager of this branch, ana respect
i'i'' 00''>'' " CAPPEL & SCHOLLER,
Wholesale Confecttoners-
,,o ,,-at# No. 1543 Main street
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE CITY ENGINEER !

VII Nv VI L 10 'is'LEsh-t
RiCu.iJHp VA, December 10th, ISL
NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y proposals will he received at this Office until
FRIDAY the 2Iih instant. 1T l. O'Clock NJ for fur
uil,ing and laying such gauc curling aud Raging
Is ia! c required until the lst day f''uly. 1872
E,l'ius II proposals may be hid upon application
q: this Office.
Tho Committee Streets Tie right to re-
CHARLES II. D1NMoCK. 1
de I2-jd City Engineer.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through at CARRIER
& Co.'S Express. No. $50 Main street. aud on board
steamer Eliza HRncoN.
The above varied route conmends itself especially
TO tourists and picaSurcseckers, enabling them to
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and sec other
points OF interest on JAMES RIVER BY DAY
LIGHT. J.. Is. TATUM, General Agent
James River Steamboat Company.
Office, Ninth and Main streets, and at Rockets
= pm
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Latest News from Washington.
Weather Probabilities.

!, WASHINGTON, December Embarrassing
easterly winds, with rising temperature, are
probable for Saturday throughout the Allan
tic states. the snow being followed by rin i'll
the Middle States. An area Of low baromc-
ter will pass northwcstward on Saturday
above Missouri and Indiana, with southerly
winds and rain in the Gulf States and Ohio
valley. Continued easterly winds and SHOW
are probable for the lakns
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND II m,
4 AND NORFOLK STEA SHI = sSSas5sasss.ss4sSz.
LlNE.-FOR L RI | T. 4 ID j. l. = HIA TWICE a
WEEk.-Steamrrs NORFOLK, SALYOR. and j.
s. GREEN. com posing; this line, will leave Philadel-
pha every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. and
Richmond every MONDAY and THURSDAY, al
tCrnttcly.
Frcigits received daily Except SImdars), cheaper
than by any other route, tOraii parts Of Pennsylvania
also for fie,' ci i,tr Via coat+ti
Mill Steamship Line from Philadelphia.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
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RIVER. AND OCEAN STEAMERS.

NATIONAL LINES 7 Z AM 1874
~ To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER-rsSsss!ssss:ssss-.
POOL.-Thc tirSt-class steamships Of this line sal
from pier 81 North river, New York, every S!iTUR-
DAY.
RATES or PASSAGE: First cabin, to Iiverpool.
Queenstown, or London, direct, SIS and s85: steer
age S.S payable in currency. From LIVERPOOL. Lon
donderry, Queenstown, or Glasgow, to New York.
prepaid, Storage, S32. currency:
Passengers booked to or from other noints In Eng
land or the Continent at cheap currency rates.
For further information, apply at the Office of the
Company to +. w. j. HURST, Manager,
60 Broadway, New York, or to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
G-1m = IinYnrnor street. Rrhlnnnl Nn
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rOFFEES, COFFEES.-Three hundred
Y J hays good to choice RIO, IAGUAYRA, and
JAVA COFFEES receiving for sale by
de- u ROBERT +. WILLIAMS Z co.
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DICHllQND AND DANVILLE RAIL-

GOING WEST.
Train No. Through plsscngcr) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays ut 1905 4. NJ; leaves Dam
vile 1T 1893 \. NJ; arrives at Greensboro ut l:52
L. VI.
Train No. 9 Uyuchbnrg passcnger) leaves Rich
mond daily 1T s:l5 4. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-07

WHERE THE CHOLERA Is GENERATED.
"A medical officer in the English army
has written to the London Times supper
ting the theory that the cholera is gener-
ated by the vast assemblages at the mon
ster Hlndoo religious gatherings on the
banks of tue Ganges There are some
times 100000 Hindoes gathered on these
occasions, and severe epidemic is al
most invariably generated. In the win,
ter of 1866 there was an assembly Of this
nature, and in forty eight hours after it
began very strongly ascentuated chole-
IA broke out. The frightened multitude
fled in every direction, but the epidemic
followed them, spreading in two direc-
t'Ons-tOward Persia and the Caspian.
The winter of 1869 checked it's progress
Somewhat, but it broke out again early
this year. Hence the rumor that origiGa-
ted in Persia. The medical officer who
relates these facts accused the Indian
Government Of a lack Of moral courage
in dealing with the native ceremony
which has such deadly results. He says
the cholera, by the channels of trade, is
now on its way to England, and nothing
short Of a miracle can stop its progress
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-07

1916, January'5. The Legislature met
April. A vote of the people in favor OF
a State government. August 6. An act
OF Congress authorizing State govern
ment. December 16 A State constitution
adopted in convention.
1847, January 4. The Legislature met
April, The proposed state constitution re-
jected by vote of the people September
81, John Ell. Tweedy elected delegate TO
Congress. October IS Special session OF
the Legislature.
184S, February 1. A new State con
stltution adopted in convention. Feb
ruary7 Sixteenth (and last) session oil
the Territorial Legislature. March -
The State constitution adopted by vote
of the people, and Wisconsin became one
of the American Union, being the nth
admitted, and 80 in the list of States
Nelson Dewey elected first Governor
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-07

The NIGHT TRAIN.-A flew evenings
ago, we were one waiting tor belated
mid nighttrain. In the intervals of conversa
tion, our fancy busted itself with thouo ht
OF those trains which are very late, bnt
punctual as Fate iseli and whose pale con.
ductor takes up passengers at but one
station that one beside the deep river
which rolls between this and the other
shore.
These trains are running every hcur
and we are all waiting for che that shall
bear US away. There are morning trains,
filled with bright eyed, happy hearted
little ones; the noon trains, into which
the pleasure seekers, and the earnest
workers. the strong men and the comelv
women arc hastily crowded and the
night trains, on VIII CHI the aged, the sor
row stricken and the infirm, who have
long waited for the train" gladly en-
bark for the little distance they have vet
t. 60 The All abroad has a STARTLING
thrill, for the Good n ight is spoken not
again-no passengers returneth.-Lute
TdyJor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-07

HERMIT OF PEsHTIGO.-About the first
farm out from Peshtigo is owned by one
eyed German, who is known the country
round as Schwartz, the Hermit Some
twenty years since, when this region was
an unbroken wilderness, occupied almost
exclusively by Indians, this man Schwartz
came here, built cabin, and has ever
since lived entirely alone, apparently
caring very little for the outside world,
or for what other people thought of him.
At that time, with the exception Of the
blind eye, Schwartz was splendid look
ing man, and blessed with very superior
education. The story OF the cause of his
abandoning the world and adopting the
life of recuse,is the same that has been
told thousands Of times before. He fell
in love with a handsome girl-the story
would be spoiled if she was not beautiful
was engaged to be married, when she,
like many others of her sex, proved false
and married another fellow, Major in
the Prussian army. This was to much
for our hero. who forthwith fled to
America, and found consolation for his
blighted affections in the solitude Of these
pine forests. He dug, or rather burrow-
ed IN the ground, where he lived with
his chickens, geese, cats, hogs and dogs
presenting as happy family as can be
found in any menagerie in the country
Schwartz has been very thrifty and in
dustriouS since he came here, and was
/ considered very wealthy, many even as.
serting that he had gold stored away in
every corner of his filthy abode. When
| the fire came, Schwartz and lis family raT
down to Trout Brook, into which they
plunged, and remained until the fire hac
spent its fury. The hermit has already
commenced building another hut, where
he will doubtless spend the remainder o:
MS days, little needing what takes place
eseW here
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-07

Mr. Cyrus W. Field is goingto
Rome to attend a convention of the
principal telegraph companies of the
world, which is to be held in that
city next month. Mr.. Field is push
ing forward his scheme ola telegraph
around the world, the only link vet
to be furnished being that between
San Francisco and China, by way
of the Sandwich Islands.
NJ. DE LEssEPs, the engineer Of
the Suez Canal, has presented to the
library of Lafayette College, Pa, a
complete set of the reports and doc
uments relating to the grand enter
prise. 1t is in twenty-three volumes,
with maps and plans, and is the
most complete set in this country.
Make nice crust, line a deep
dish with it, put in layer of apple,
and SO on alternately until the dish
is sufficiently filled, spice to your
taste, add a. little water, and cover
with thick crust. Bake an hour an
half. You will have an excellent
dinner pie.