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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
Mn uuserr ousmSrtturn @ubjrribruteul

edmmtIidt eubitribenten auf uuisre tdsliGs unO
pobsntltas Nusgabe, lDrIbs mob i'm Nidtauoe FnO
babsn I'M 9duis Der Isbtsr Gage ibrs Retnunseu sues.
iaidt erbaItsn. 9itieuiseu, pcIds unirrs Rabnuns
unberlidI6tiet la len, miifen espdrtissn. baB nab BEN
l. Sebruar bic 3uisROuns Oes BIattts ~sinssfeut tbirp.
(17u.gB) Der perauSgeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
aus Cincinnati. - SeHtiAe Ste
a~eSfetcr. Spp burd1 W(prpbtn.

Stnctnnati, /. Jsbr. Ndditen
6amfaa Abeno ipsrosn BON ben hieIiasn Beuts
Iden bic Siege DER osutiden g9affeu in 6rants
rsi9 oef.iert msrosn. Sie amsrifaniiht 8es
p6lfsrung pirD aufseforOest, iib bel oieitr
6eisr Az bstbeiligen. Gbenlo weroen Gdfts
aus anOertn StdOtsn erpartet.
Sn Gartbaae itarb aeftern Elm Sinb bent:
idsr gltsrn Iamens Gser on Morpbiu. Sie
nsnhthiot Az haben. Morphin au nehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02

Gebraudct Oa8 bette SeiImititI!
.Stssr gag brlnst niue RsDttis ots sroBen D'rtBsB
hisigE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
sac Hrpntftra1en.X beatsr

rtdt bieie gecht nit neusn anSisbunsstrdften
ms Selo. Sisbtn ueue &tnhtsr iino en9as
sirt: SRI. emma @rattan. cine duRerft talents
ooae Sdnasrin uno Gbaratter : Sartteaerin !;
Sibnsp Grants, Elm. oorSi9lidtr S,flamator
unb @rtemporirer Die Shttti6ubfabrsr Gps
nod uno Smith bic Sraftttnfler uno Rinss
d.fs Meiieurs CRETE unb 2eoue Der pppus
ldre Sdngtr irldnOiider 2ieosr Wiles Worris.
3pei 8allete sieren has 9rparamm. BON bensn
mir oas Ballet ''The Black Crook and De-
mon" berporbeben. Gum Shluiie iuiro oas
Drama : Scr rDibe Rouoto, Der Sanbit,s elm
Stid, has In S6o,tlano ipislt. 9sgeben. Hbs
rpsbieluna unb elm tii9tises Yrosramm bas
ben orn. Sinn bisbsr nod INNER gtfUls ses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
eumma sc. sl29. Ss4, 2S9 q

Gm l. Sauar II b,trus bic StuID
na1 0blus hes RaNsn.Bs Balances
I'M S6ubamtt ........,.,....,.'
I'm !. Gfbruar III brtrug Die SGulo
nab Atjug pes Ra llSusBetan0es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02

S6I,6lS,S32. 90
S2I,OsA.l6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
Sclearapbiidle 9epeidem.

(gon ber ..aHoeiirien PrtYs" flr btn ..DsutI&tn Cor.
rsiponptuten" beridtet. DIR ..Qorretppnoent
TT oas ein,iss beuttht Worssnblatt Hallimore's.
msIdfs bic Sniano. uno aabsL2 tpsi &eH btiisbt uno
poufdnbis psrotentliht.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
Gus Heip. rt,-GOutamtens8 erH
5tifTuu
Sf6,islie EbIioa,iOuS.N uFdufe.

Wems Y0rft I. Ue5ruar.-Oet NpIT'
.&ujfa' nubm lber WiaiOH Dollars in
GoutaHten init.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
Neue 7.30er WOlO.AnleiBe! .
Neue z.3Oer GplN. AnIeihe

Giebe In5eige in Der 2. Spalts Der srten
Seiis uHIsres ~bsutigen Bloitss gs 1T bis
ii4 ontbistsnbe GsI.8snbsit, @elb ssgen
Ser bsifen, bic uns lett larger Set befanni
aewuroen 1T. Stcbe bic An3eiee !
@an Icfe ffe fOrsfdItie bard II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
aus Neu'Br annfhipeig.- Die
RIdfferu,

St.Sobns. /. Jsbr.- Die 8lattern iinb
bier auss.broGsn. uno III beBbalb bie 8eo6l.
feruna lebr b.unrubtst. Bon einem 8roBsa
Sbeilt Der Bsp6lteruna III Die Slattern.S ntz
pfung pernadldiH9t poroen. Sie Sranibeit
it BON einem Wtatfoien tinseitleppt uotosn,
upsl4sr in etnsm histta.n Go9,rbaa's an ben
meIott tuor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
aHen'S fanstns9 aI fam
snlpfobls
NB~ Ohefdhctbuuaeu. ~aM

Cincinnati, Ohio.
gu babeu bel allen 9rosutttu. SR Baltimore bel
9GtpGrt. Sttb 3. Dance uno Oiflsn guotrtn.
(ann IL a q Am i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
aus RennGplDauicu. = Der aus
fam mr. Qphleni Nrbetter.

u b q D, l. Js0r. - ME es btlBt, tusr'
Den bic arbeiten IN SdupItiI @ountp bptidsn
Dem Is. uno 20. 5ebruar pieoer auFGenoms
men tperOrn. So taben bsreits mebrereS 9tHss
btfrG&ter ihreu AaeHten in philadelphia uno
G.tp DOrt auItra8 gs8sber, Srorss ftr Rob
| len Qn8unehmsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
Sit gnrrh'iMr RHhmnfhin.

10 bic beIiebteEt in Samllien,
tHr S@netotr, RIeioerna6tr uno 5antlkHsHrbttt bic
bsft In btr gBeft. Wlau ueriehls MIDI, Ft iu unteriu&Sn.
Bdarprstien.
Dtrtaufsltmtner ger. 90, y ore. GbarIesnraAe,
i'm 5rtinaursr 4oaerbnute Vino. l0fl2gRtR.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
nus Nefp Srleans.-NpItttfheS.-
Gtn et8eatbamltdses Hnelads'

Rsws Orleans. l. Gsbr. = Sn Der Sc:
gislatur %peranlabte tine befti8e Gppoftion &C.
stn ben eprsbsr Carr, Dab bisisr ssftsrn res
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02


~ Do th bon Srn. Dr. . oil o nj ras Rtht, itine
Serbtderuns In Der CONTRIBUTION bee 3nbn.
pIatten In bteism Siaate ~ 8ebrauten, 8.iautt babe,
10 bifte ID ~btfielbeu tebt BEN Ynblii1Im ais zine Der
ar6Bisn &ntotdunstn, peiae big Jest tnosr t1ttantlhsn
3dbnarlnstfunt eertntt tpotoen. an. Cine her ar6bttt
SHipierisisitsn. ptlae Dts isbt bel Golden, peltr limit
lid Sdtne traeen. trnpiunoen tpoi ben. III, bah ~oteltlbsh
BET NJ u ltn onsr eprshsn lole %tnsrosn, uno BET stnigcu
Ptripnen nit ttypnoertr W~luuOiormGtion bat man lie
bs test ntbt nit gricIe etbraudlen icnnsi. Wiaitsn,
nab pttiern neutn SDittme prttettigt, blsibsh In alien
56Itn ff ftstn, inotn teln 9tabrunsshoft oosr Sutt
mbalihertueiie unter bitielbsn Qeldn9tn fdtin !; aud ions
uen ctejt VIattsn an dlsn Sebtiien Gnaebrddt ,ptt6tn.
sd smpftbls oeis reus G%tttuouna trtunhets iener 9rc'
zen Nnjapi gseriousn, wtihe fpisbtrhnlt. itboh Dhrr Grs
fols. otriudt babsr. aui sslp6brl!ds sastis anaeierttsts
Blatten III trdeen. unb s~uranttre Id III dlCn S6uti, baB
Qerionen NIT 6~enitibsn fen t6rnen, Doer at6e has gsl0
Jurtd. 3dbnt rperbsn pbne Shnerd ourt, Ssbraue5 upr
&aneas aussssosea. ID Id oahslbs nab emo me9r. as
7 Sabre Qebtduht babe, In ts farnl E6tbtg. benz Yublts
ium Die 9ttabrlotgttit uro SorJHge oieits Berfaprens
ju oerRasrn. &el0npert Nufmerfiamtsi piro Der Ne.
banoluns Der natlrIidtu Sd9ns atpibmtt.
WI 'H-.-t Or. ID. u. @3pppeS,
t5an.5.12 TFts.) Rr. 81. Ssote'Gutap ardft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
lns bic einstssn A9entsn In bteiem Staet
RttppDb'S &ebertbrdn.

Wiau Iann oeuI.Iben in benz grursriss 2actn. Er. IL,
gB HsB aItt NJ Il T., bststlruen, tpoltlbf aud bic
b.ter @roetrie . aEtitet upo &iquors iietB sum BerianIs
lu fnbsn hnb. ...5
9Rii isosr p~triaufttn Euantitdt tpsrOtn Grbrnu6san.
tp%eiiureen etgeben. poourdl teoeT tDtoetIihtl Sel6mad
potr 8eru9 abgsbolfen MIRO. r, H..
9roBbinplsr trbaltsn tintu gRabatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
sss- Sir S6minbiadtiee !

gtniraltr Spttttus. NltoboI BON 40 pbtr As Srabtn.
50 TT ss NIT btooorifrttm 9eberthtal. Wsan oeobort.
fire tim unD man etbdIt etne genuine Aniubl unjen Reti
nit fttusm unansene btne1 4Gruhe unb fetntn ~t1eotIinl'
idtu Giaenihoitfn.
Mtr ~osriautsn Itioooo's 2ettr!hran, MD nsooort'
Nrt. bet btr Bints, 8auoue, 5ldids cDtr SAB, Gus
iusisntli&sn g l9en,tatttn tno aus ben beoo0rifrttt W
btribrdne herduspe5oger.
sir mebi,iutins s5nrds IL Iipopb's 2ebtrtbrau ttr
bshe. D,r ~ bsiommsH IN, wsIGrs aud IdulniIite NerIt,
otiFdern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
Aus SpftOn.-Tur pie wptbleioen
ben IN E%ranfretdb.

81 I o n, l. ~Tebr.-peu!e tDur6e bier cine
aus Samsn b,itsbsnOe Aroeiation sur Wlloe'
ruug Der Notb in Gtanfrel9 Gsbtlost. Gs tnsr=
ti9e aSsEt 9smaht u,r0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02

QIifa &atbarina Sreittnaeiu ON /. 6tbr. 1871
um l ubr Mtrraens tn ttntin AlIr bon Sabre. 8 Wip'
nattn mo ID 3aesn.
Dts sNrbisuns Hneet bsute Radmittds balb Q
1tbr BON pauie Der &lsrn an Der Sarfoto . rtuoc
aus fati, toogu Greunos uuo Hsitpanits ttr Gaitllts
eiuaelapsn hub. IIs betrittgn &ittn
~ H NnguR uno htbtdd prsttsn heiiI.
Sd mar rim fleines atnetisin
Gsbot' N auf bis,tr Welt,
Tod netn SttrbtlthnneielH .
- Dot Soft MIR baio ntlieut. -r|.-
~ SD ipsiB gar Aih,s lu ,aeen
HAS lptlt IN unb tbr Sbun
Nuf bab' To nibt gtieet ct,
aBas guf, mas hos mag ittH..
Soft fteu' Guh, raitr uno Wuitsr;
Wir N aars popi ee,@tp'u.
,-, @ott bat mid teinss YhdnsleiH
Sn's Yaraotts perirp'n.
Sott poutn mir In 5rsubtn : f.
Gtrauter tptebfrIth'n,
gDsnn unitr Gott une 8erre
Wtro ales tn MGcni iein. (29l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
0S narb:

anna NJ arta StnP. stb. Spsusenarn, nab Iar.
ssun. absr idlmeribafisn aranienla9sr tint alter pom 70
Sabrtn. q Wionaten uno 4 3uSen.
Die B,tibiaung ftnoet bsuis, ben Q. St5tunr. frIb
bolb 10 ubr. tiaii. 5rtunbs uno nj lunt. fno tssauo'
Ion etneslaoeH, Der tse, oiguug bttIupObnsn.
Ser i~rautrnbe Satit
(2s) N Ksub 4 6tnt rebR Rinetin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02

v6untRbiIIc. VIA. 20. Wan 1860.
Eeint btrrsI 3uti Sabre lang lit Id am rnijauos
Iiben Reconnaissance. NlGbrSno btelss SettrdllnlB se'
braunte Id usrIhtsbtue Wllisl. usI6t has nsbsl beDtn
iouisn, ie0oh pbnt &rfolg. Dor ~ungGtdqr u Wtonattn
luurOe MIR bic pHoiaoalts" bon einem Arjte e%npfoNlsn.
oh gsbrdutte fe mad Yoridrtft, uno has OelutIat 1T
iebr btireot9tno ausssllnsn. WuBer nHeinenl 5aIs
fennt Id pitIe nnDtrt, BIT berrn itl bic rGRoial alis" er'
foIsrsIa btpielsH bat. Autri6ii9 BET 5brigs
: :. >. Yitm1n,
Rofmelhgr Iu SuRtkpIIe, Wla.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02

Sanuor 6ieies Sabres purben BON 8olamtss
NnaQ,meiftr 6 392. l06 9fuuo @aarsn msbr
utnpoeu. QIs i'm SQnuQr 1870.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
POHmslfSr ~ SantiOllt. Ila.

(Wusius aus tinsi1 Brittle Gts Qpotbttsrs u. 8. gDbGt.
Ter in 9tma. Dbtp. pom 20. WGrj 100
.sH# GaltsBlit rnuB i'd %Srllattn, oaB Die NNo'aoa'
Iiss obns Smsiftlbas bi ft BlutTtlntauaegmtttGl III, nell
dts mir ke1keu.H (E4,6,S 8Q,l,SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02

VVNTNTNNE WWWNV' y
BoufomHsRe 5tsiouugsr. Bite alerledr!s gtltig FnO.
usrben In NtDsYort, 5notarG, 5utnoi5 uuo 0hOeren
Stdoten fir 9entt aus trpeno etnem Siddtt ODER 2auot
trlanst; b0swiai8es Ystlalien. 2ruuttnbett, tein nns
terbalt u. 10. itno s~Cntgtnbe urlafsn teire gttbi.
Tentlthung. Grit mad trlaRRttr G%dbtibura 8eBahIung Der
Sebibrtn. BATH uusutgtllltd. MAN peube no an
Wppre b Rtob1rbion Gteat5anpdltt,
tSu.l9,lS.l Sfr. $50, E5ruaenaD RsD.UprF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
$l4,552.SS2
aus @afhin0ton. Ser SabreS'
Beridbt iIber oaS SuffI3bepars
tement. = WfonaGltber &u6s
ipeik ber.&huIb.

,8 " a g. sin l & = i IL GsOT, 0,m 9i S"r aDf5,
ben erTieu Snbrsss 8sri6t Rbsr oas rift ieit
Subr,sfrit bsftsbsnoe neue SuItia : Sspar.
tsrlent.
Ser IOtbsn 0erbff,utli6ts Ronnts. austpsis
Der 6ffentli1sn S9uIO sraiebt :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
lRan nrhr an 9. shanfb.

nm RdbmafBincH ~ fGufcn.
gRaE esbs III E.. Gbaufs,
nm 81 b m a q en- rtp1Tirt IL trbdlttn.
IRAN athe III &. 5bantB,
nm 5palihiffs, NGbeIn, 3lUirn Ii. T.. 70. III tauIeu.
biaissr anb better, ais on irgsno stnsm anpern PIaB,
&6hmnfHinrn &hnnFA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
aus Neip 2Jprf : Muterfudung
ipiber ben ,rptkeu S61mteD

Rem sYorf, /. Stbr. = Sn Der Inter.
iubuuG nicer Bnrlsp ben srotbsn ShmisoA
UeSen SOOtune oes Saegsrtp gaben bic Ss'
ipmor.nen oes Soot.nbsi9ausrs ben W9brs
ipru6 oh, baB Der SerIiOrbeHe su isiHsm lobe
Ourd WuaosH gstummsn, tpslas ibm BON Der
Sauo SlrlsD's suaefh9t tporOen fiHO.
Barlen Duros unter $4,000 Shrgihait
asftslt, Die tr ~Isitsts, uOrnui sr frci g~elaTsn
murine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
ans N6cip. 9prf. - Die TeHianer.-
Gin 0tRrhredber,

Hep = Yprf, 81. San. - Cine Oepu"
tuttpn Ger yNitter pes Setl. 9Gtrtds' lber.
rel6ten beGte @tcnb rem Serbannten Senta>
nerN cine 2lppreTe uhb $1,000. GU1uf nabm
BE Population nit rea Scntanern Elm Dlner
Elm.
Seute Ra6mittas fam GbarIc5 81. 8rpds
mar, alias Charles Y. GanptrppCl, ppn Dc"
tlptt, Wtd,., an, fup or uoter Der Selfulpt-
oulrI perbaftet ippreen mar, bic 8dnt ron
Mcrb, &merttd burh cine QefIli6te Nnpet'
iuag uni Sill 200 betrpRen su BADEN. Or
bate GtQlnQnlen i'm 9Gcrtbc Sgn $4,000 BET
lid, dber fem Sch. 9rpdtpdY it Der Sptn
hes SQme5 SrpdpaN, zines ~friberen W1fs
Iers tlr eeGdllbteS @apter9elp. Gr lano i'm
8ef. GtaatCn. Dienlte, puIpe abcr epilaIierr,
| rpe9tn @tnbIu6B peIbaftet, 5u Is Sdtren
3utttdus Serurtteitt uno, nahpem Il ppn
ptecr Strafr 2 Sabre Qbgcieirn bate, ppm
9rGGpenten Spbnfpn b~candrt9t.
AtD Dorf. l. Jebr. SrCdpap 1T
brute Dem untsriu4un8ss SsrtabrsH hbsrtuis'
ipor0en.
aus S6eip. YUrF.-GOutGntens8e rH
fhiffnng.
Rem Yort, /. 6s5ruar.-Ser Sptr.
.RuiFa' nubm hber l MiaiOn Dollars in
GontaHten init.
Sff3iclle obligations MnFdnfe.
WeU Wort, /. 6ebruar.-@s Durotn
beuts fir SIS 230,600 SblisatiOnen Su l08 36
bis 100 ~pfierirt. Gs DsrDen 2 Wiqtonsn gu
l08 81 bis l08 II aba.nommsn tpsrotn.
ans Sfen Yorf. MufMnft zines
Sampfer6.
Reps9orf, |. 6sbr. Ser Snrlptsr
Rem GaItls" 1T BON Dabanna an9stOms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02

6oebtn snnpFausen 100 @Gaouen alien Srnnrtpriu
Htts por,dtbia WpthTsp unp Meme Der alien Gtrmen
Sobn aeiif0u s Sobn. rno .. - E q w
M eptr, VII. IL, W. ft.Baliiri0reFr, t5an. 20, 3Dltt J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
nus Rem 9IorF. Die 86rfe

@c y o RI. /. Gebruar. = @elo 4 uno
G, Grdanas su % bis o. @Olo i6lO8 matter
5u lii Ger 49, Central 89a /; erie
2lS, RsaOinS 994, @ibigaH 94l, Y%ittsburs
lO4, IortbsW eisrn "A. OittO 9riOritdten $50,
Rod : SslanO 1074
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-02
MninhnLia.

Ode Der gombaro' uHS GbarpfroBe,
br ,grF.n SabtiHen.atrhtA atasnHber. tBtl.6,lS
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-08
The MesaaRa.

We devote large portion Of ou1
space this week to the message of
President Grant, which our subscri-
bers will be pleased to read. Itcon-
graduates the country on the pre-
vaIence of peace, but refers in appro-
pirate terms to the heavy loss Of
property and life by storm and fire,
which have marked the past year,
and pays a proper tribute to the gen
eral sympathy manifested to suffer
ers not only at home but abroad.
He refers, as well he may, with pride,
to the Washington Treaty, in view
of the important results which may
accrue from it. From the message
we learn that the Public Debt has
been decreased during the year $780,
O57, ,126, and that by the sale of the
3 per cent bond, a saving of$17,000
600 in annual interest alone, will re-
suit.
In his recommendations the Pres
ident urges a further reduction of
internal taxation, and the limitation
of taxes to liquors and tobacco.
He also urges a reduction in customs
duties, and would place articles not
produced in this country on the free
list. The Postal Telegraph sugges-
tions meets with a hearty approval
at the hands ofthe President.
Considerable space is devoted to
the action which has been taken un-
der the Ku-Klux laws, showing their
wisdom, and that the results promise
the pacifcation of that section of
country where that species of law
lessness abounded.
reference to the Mormon mat
ters, the President makes a recon-
mendation of special legislation in
favor of the children born under po-
ligamy.
He expresses much satisfasion
with the new policy in the manage
ment of the Indians, and hopes for
much good to result therefrom.
Civil service reform is urged up
on the attention of Congress, and
further action in that direction sug-
gested, as well as upon various other
subjects,
As a whole, the message will prove
in every way acceptable TO the peo-
pie, and increase their respect for
their worthy chief Magistrate.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-08

making appointments, or the fault
Of those who recommended for gov
ernment positions persons not sufi-
ciently well known to them person
ally, or who give letters endorsing
the character of Office seekers, with
out the proper sense of the grave
responsibility which such a course
devOlves upon them. A civil service
reform which can correct this abuse
is much desired. In mercantile pur-
suits the business men who give a
letter Recommendation to friend
to enable him to obtain credit from
a stranger, is regarded as morally
responsible for the integrity of his
friend and his ability to meet his
obligations. A reformatory law,
which would enforce this principle
against all endorsers of persons for
public place, would insure great eau
ton in making recommendations.
A salutary lesson has been taught
the careless and dishonest servants,
in the great number of prosecutions
and convictions of the last two
years.
1t is gratifying to notice the favor
able change which is taking place
throughout the country in bringing
to punishment those who have
proved recreant to the trusts conf
ded to them, and in elevating to pub
lie office none but those who possess
the confidence Of the honest and vir-
tuous, who it will always be found
comprise the majority of the commu-
nifty in which they live.
In my message to Congress a year
ago, 1 urgently recommended reform
in the Civil Service of the country.
In conformity with that recommen-
dation, Congress, in the 9th section
of an act making an appropriation
for sundry civil expenses of the gov
eminent and for other purposes, sp-
proved March Sd, 1871, gave the nee
essary authority to the Executive to
inaugurate a Civil Service reform,
and placed upon him the response
bility of doing so under authority of
said act. Ieonvened a board of gen
tlemen eminently qualified for the
work, to devise rules and regula-
tions to effect the needed reform.
Their labors are not yet complete,
but it is believed that they will sue
oeed in devising a plan which can be
adapted to the great relief OF the
Executive, the heads of departments
and members of Congress, and which
will rebound to the true interest of
the public service. At all events,
the experiment shall have a fair
trial.
1 have thus hastily summed up
the operations of the Government
during the last year and made such
suggestions as occur to me to be
proper for your consid Grafton. 1
submit them with a confidence that
your combined action will be wise
and statesmanlike, and in the best
interest of the whole country.
U. S. GRANT,
Executive Mansion, Dec. 4th, 1871
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COngrasa-

This body assembled, on Monday,
and after prayer and roll call the
speaker announced Dawes as Chair
man Of Committee on Ways and
Means, Garfield, on Appropriations
and McCreary on Elections. The
standing Committee were then an
nounced, Butler offered a resolution
to print 10000 copies Of Treaty OF
Washington. Referred. Beck asked
leave to offer a resolution inquiring
of the President under what law he
had had martial law proclaimed in
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A DETERMINED EFFORT is being
made to split the Republicans in the
organization of the Legislature, and
especially on the Senatorial question
but so far, it has met with but little
success. The Democracy are offer
ing certain parties the Speakership
of the House, and the Chairmanships
Of different important committees,
in order to get them to vote with
them on the Senatorial question.
The have not met with success com
mensurate with their efforts.
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mensurate with their efforts.

The PRESENT cold spell has occa-
stoned 'close up" much earlier
than usual, and it is thought that
the result will be very disastrous in
commercial circles. A large mum
Der of vessels large and small are
frozen in the Welland Canal, while
four hundred canal boats. with car
goes estimated at from three to four
millions dollars, are frozen up be-
tween Buffalo and Albany. From
the upper lakes, the reports are
equally discouraging.
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certain counties in South Carolina,
DC. Referred to Committee on In
surrectionary States. A number of
new memberswere sworn in,and dele
gates from Montana and District Col
umbia took their seats. Lynch in
troduced a bill to revive navigation
and for the admission, free of duty,
of ship building materials, coal, ship
stores, &c. Several other bills
were introduced, after which
the Presidents Message was read,
and House adjourned.
In the SeDate, Morrill, offered a
resolution to inquire into the expe-
diency of at once rebuilding the pub
lie buildings in Chicago. Edmunds
introduced a bill to authorize the is
sue ofcompound interes notes, $10,-
100000 to be issued each month,
commencing with July next, to be
used by government in all disburse-
ment except those due in gold, and
convertible at the end of two years
into 1O-40 bonds. These notes to
take the place of legal tenders, and
not to constitute any part Of the re-
serve of National Banks. Blair Of
fered a resolution similar to that of
fered by Beck in the house. After
the reading Of the Presidents Mes
sage, Logan introduced a bill for the
relief of sufferers in Chicago, and adj
hitting, free Of duty, merchandise
contributed by foreign countries for
the relief of sufferers, when con
signed to the proper aid societies.
Adjourned.