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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02
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Su SugroSprejicu oertauft
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6eruer cine DOIlfGnOige Gu5s
mabl BON 8eiat,
Gttdereic ArttteIn, @ iBen, y 0uo &C,
pa mir idgtit srose @jHfiuie auf guftion MAIDEN.
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len oGoon:
8in0erfriimpfe BON Gents Oufmdrts bis ;u
Den befted GudlttItCu.
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tirung uuo ourt9eteHoS bette SeIot, ~ cts, uno
gir. Il, otto, gu q @ts sosbsn ;r9at;n 800 oinH
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uno ourdlpe9 Seire, 5u Gts.
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oeuteH6 lctu5rteH BrettR uon 81, u uR0 a. Gents
getr 6Gben audS lin pollss aHortmeut pom 9e.
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bitten e. unere 28G0rsn 6n priien, ebe iie anoerss
no fluisH,
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ggir psrIauien einfnopItge peiBC le6eme pauoI6ube
Su 81 ecut5 uno tmeituopF9e SGnoihube Der neucz
nea S6utirungeH uon 4G cents bis Sips.
G9iriiipreH aud Gin rOuidnoiges Eager uon Ses
meaz, Screus uao 9iRoerzSanoihuben, 8erliHeT,
Iuh Sutitm uHo lc ihaUolbugc umcNeRo, ole
MIC Su etltaurlfh g,riugeu Brcnra 0t9ebcu.
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men uno oeuCn, louJCI ltibtnr SGStidbcr, &rGuGt@
ten uao 9GLs ldei1H eo'r AIt 1T unlbetrclHi9. oG
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02
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ed)anifuS unb Spttfer,
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Spern., 6cloz uno Seeglaler,
SeaAmen Smarnmet,te, 7afd5en Ssompai's
THERMOMETER unO!BAR0METER,
Stereoifope
uebit 4niid)ten Der Bbtlabelpbter Qusieuun9
Sri(len in GROCER au5tuabl.
Tcbrltant pou
ENGINEERS & Surveying Instruments.
(9top2S-Sunl i.a.G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02
xnnmaertht.

Gincinnatt, l. De,br. - Gin geqer,
9tamsns @rutGer, peld)er einen gtOtb,u dts
SerIuf an elner lueiBen Sra1 periibt bate,
muroe 9eitsrn abeuo BON einem YSbel haufen
in elnem gSalOe nabe HlAoasuille auise,
bdngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02

&c. Eourtne1 l. 8raOer,
"a grgssEharIess. id
0tteurepon
1esntss sYeissen, 80. .SrGtststs0 st1sas
gabanHa Gigarren,
yciuem Ebee, arllieus @,pcsrie=art uae tss,'
ben 9Ecoutten iesidber Grt.
Gaeiuiae a9enteH In ben Ser. Staatea fhs teH
beIlpnteu
asaad "gin d'angisserfs's
GbamraS1er
unp 9iseutbumer oss
"OLp CLUB H0USEn reimem Rp8sen sSbtsfeb's'
(Sanl0, ,t21ite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02

N(. III geltohe GUtcau mar mo nittanllh,
bnB GuieS letn Srcu; inter elm liftoautt
isbte, meIdes ihm OOrgeleien morSen mar.
3aS Qiii6auIt beSog iid auf SetriiSueisu,
iuclfe augeblid bon 9cmolrateu IN oem Be
ilrte 2lrdler ueritbt murGen. Die Seh6rSe
uertagie iid) baraai bis morgeu. 9tadl Der
mOrgeu ftaitiuoeuben Sieuug weroen telne
peltercu Shrlititiide BON bcr Seb6ree an9es
nonlmeH.
NcucrSDrnan tn Y6eWsCrIeauS.
u :usS leans, l. 8eSbr.-AH Der Gde
BON ct. Suuaros unO 9lalborneitraBe brad
beute Worqen 6euer aus. Die 6lammeH
babeH Die Gspl0naOeitraBe crreId)t uno iiber.
lfrttttn mo 9rslIen gegenpGrtlg (l2 llbr
Itltta9S) lmmcr metter nm itdl. 9rel Dan.
lcr9eulertc ftno hts lctt Serit0rt moroen.
&tnCInHatt, l. .8eSbr.-@ine Spe;tal-
3eplld)c Der times" melOet, baB ieit llhr
bcute WiOrgen cine uuheerenoe Seuersbrunf
IN Jtew-SrIeanS miitbet. Die 9an3e Seuer.
tuebr lit AM Den Seiueu, fann leooh ipeaeH
Nahrmangels ltld)tS ausr6ten. Wau boTfte,
Die Slammen all Der gSplanaoeitrGBe gum
Suutanbe Ill brin9cn.
y { 10 . leans, /. December r.-Sos
melt bis ett erTlttelt lit, murOen 20 SGuier
al Solumbr8itraGC, "a an Robsrtionfrl6e,
80 all SllIerearaEe, 3 on WaricnitraBe uno
II al @SplanOocitrGBe, o0ruutsr Die CT.
AnncnzHirdIe, 0urd) Die hsute Yior9en bier
au8gebrodlene 6ertrsbruult icrltOrt. Inter
Oeu IpGuiern all splanaoeiiraBe, melde oeH
6lammcu Sum 31ouGe feleu, beiauoen th
Die prad]tUollen gSolngctduoe Der S5o. au.
quite, Amaoce, GOuteric, abrams, Rocca,
@lart unb GroSat. 9ie metiteu Der einge.
aihertcn 6duier waren ieoot tleinere g3obu-
AebGube, mo 0un0erte BON armen genteH
biBttn lbre guuSe 6Nbe ctu. 9eOR 9itrisur,
ctu Dtit9lico ser 6euermebr, bladl ien Sem
al orGl pcrihieoeneu Stcllen. Sin 9te9er,
DGldIcr oabel ertappI mur0e, al8 er etngSohna
baIS wGbrcno Der BeueCSbruuf auSiinoets,
puroe auf Der Stsle crid)oien. @ui einen
anotreU Negcr, meidler I'M Segrliie mar, oaSs
leIbe Serbreten ST periibtH, murbe ebeni0u8
9eidIoheu. Der SdIG gtng Ie0ot tebl, uno
ocr 8ranbItiiter euttam.
New-S :. 0e;br.-Sm@au
mnroeu 1l2 6duier jcrit0rt. Ser Serluit be.
trdQt iulidlen 100000 uu0 100000; Die
Seriiheruug 100000. llnlef1br 80 Der alb
gebranuten 0Guier wurocu bon 100 Santlieu
bcmobut, wcidle belnahc ibr lGmmtllfe8 Gis
gentbum, Stele terieIbcn iogar ibre SIeioer,
perloren.
g8dbreno oc8 GrnuSe5 purocu 25 Geuers
mcbrnGuner ucriDunbet, etlide berielben ge@-
lIbrlld, Ser SGridjt, ouB Elm Jte9er eri6oiieu
moroen Jet, berubt Gui etuem Srrtbume. Gin
Bolt;iit doB auf etueH JiegCr, Obne i'm 5u
trefteu. Gin Wiaun flcl ans cinem SSagcn
uuO brad Oas @enid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02
sSobn 0f. 0almer,
SGntan Sra,n huu,
G. SlSler,
Geo. .. Sntith,
Weor8 gS. SuIian,
IL. s.. &Qtiou
0srbanclMnecn oer 3aBmngsbeb5to 1T
aSlnrian.


3al(aGuliee, 6la., l. 9e5Gr. = Die
gsb0roe frat nm 10 llbr Suiammen. 9le
9fepublifaner fiibrteu uebrere 3eu9en aus
Ala6ua Dor. Der Negss Sancc, &lcrf os8
SeSlrtet Irder, l4wOr, OaB Die gSabl ebrlidl
abgebalten uno oab $50 Stimmen III hem
8eSrfe abgegcben muroeu, oaB Die @ertifitate
Oleie NnSabl Stlmmen an9aben mo Don ben
Snipeftoreu Moore unO 9ufCS untari6rlebe1
puroeu. 0a5 SreuSuerb0r Oieies 2eugen CT.
gab, oaB er uu9efIhr etuen Wionat Dor eer
gSnbl I'M SiireQn Der @onntp'@ @ommlidre
angeItellt tpuroe, BOB etu ''Tally-Sheet" Ge-
balten nuroe, meld)er ueridmnnOen lit, 0aB
Der Stimmtalten an; aueEo naf Der 2Sabl
nad) Sance'S 0alt5 9ebrad)t muroe nno his
Rorgen oaielbit blleb.
In Worgen puroc Ter Saiten in eineul
&orbe na9 Dem @ert6t59cbduoe getragen.
Ser Reger 9. y. 8lad, eiu anberer Bable
Snipeftor 81 Nrdler, be6mor ebenfal5, 0aB
535 Stimmen abgegeben lpor6en ielen.-0te
9emofraten erbobeu @tnrpduoe gegen baS
Sotum BON Smualz&ountp un0 trIlQrten,
baB IS nid)t'regiitrirte Siirger, iouie - Sn.
laileu oes &ountD @efduguliie8 uno Il che
mali9e MISUNDERSTANDING baclblt getlnmt
bdtteu, uno ouB oaS clniIge Oemofretllde
Otitglie0 Der @ouutg= =3dbInngabeb0rbe 9era0c
Dor Der 9Satl abgeieet morcen ici, mn Den
NaoifaIeu @elegenbcit Su 8e:riigcrelen Sa
gebell. 9ie 0lepubllfaucr erbOben GlnwaMo
Qegen 20 StiTmen IN gaiiau~ unO % IN
Duoal, &ountD, neil @ieubabnbelmtc ibre
uutergebenen 9te9er uuter 0robEug ioiOrtlger
@ntlaiung geSfpuugsn bGtteH, pemotrattid Su
ltimmen. Die HepubIlfauer erhoben fetner
giumunO segen Oas Sotnm BON SafiOE.
@ountp meaen @iHiGiihterung uno Sehug.
@r @ousrsBmit9lisO s8aaS (0tep.) beIAmOr,
oab er bcm Re9er 0utcs niemalS $25 an9e.
boten babe, peun er oas 9eitern erwItnte
afftoapit nnterseldutu wOlte, OaB CT ieOod
nit Selton nah Duties 6Ius Bng, nm ben
9esteren III iiberreben, 5u unterlhrelben; bNB
Dntes erflGrts, er rpiiroe in Der StaOt unter.
sei9nen. Al8 iie Die StGbt erreidlteH, aing
Duties nit 8elton nod Ssn Siireau OeS
2etteren.
SeltOn fam nad etntgee 3eit 5urid nnb
erflarte, bab 0ufeS ietn &reui ais llntsri6rii:
inter oas DOiument 9eleet babe. MaiO:
WeGane (Ne9er) beidWnr, paB er am Is. 3.
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yretss u { eufti o u.
@idtiger 1nlsup.

GOoS SauptblIeuu Der VI mer an y tfrIftSz
Se[sarapbeu,g oinpa n {" III pou Rr.1zt,
yBsfz galtimoreitr0be, benz gebdube oes ,Imert@
eau," nod Der GIoueitsG6e oer Gatpertz nno
9,aItimprcftrabe usrte9t uOrosn. Ote ~ameriean
DrnrlttzS ompGsuie" 10 10 tiiniti5 ole Soti1otten
Der .sBsiilid,u uniou.Gsls9rapbenteo eompa9rte" aoz
ueIern, uno Die 6tsber fir Beiorosrans Der Sotidai
ten Ger ,gpefGten Union Eel. @ompa9nie- nad
eut,easuen Stobttbeilen bers4nste Grtra 9sbibr
iptro uunmebr we3iaaen.
Den Subicrbcnt.n oer American Otitrtt%Soms
pasuiea werosn auh fer piGtse Sortbsi! nnb ett
Seauemlitfeit seboten, eiaeu 8oten tommen su
lallcn, bam,t herisIbe Elm Gelesramm nab benz Si!z
reau oer .gSe ehIidben Union" sur Ssl'roerun9 naS
iraero eintm 2bsic Der gDelt brn9e, o9ne fir olc'
len Sotenoienit Sesabtuua 3u erbatter.
SuitrumeuteuzDiietbe Si.C0 mouatIif.
uI0 issuersieuf: frei.
saapt.B rsaa: saopcf.z Gde Der ealoertz unb
8altip orezStrase.
?. Diftritt: Rr. 36i, g3ef= Baltimore StraSe.
g. Sifritt: Rr. 90, Ribmono .Strase.t
Slutiaturedu: Sir. il9, lReitz Baltimore StraBs,
cine 2blre oltl,d1 pom aItem Gomptoire. t25z-9tD
IYeeeetd)enft!
stur eiae far;s 3cit tperoen mir, I'M uniers oor=
.iiaIiGe arbcit bei'm Yuelifum ensufhbren, ieoem
Eduier Don etnem Suseuo 8arteusBboto8ropbie
elm eicsaRtes BorseDauzDiiuiaturbit 3um Brdente
maiden. Wian fomme uHb beTtttse unIere 9taetrten
gortraits ite iperoen BON fenen onoereu i'm eauoe
Ibertroffen. oaa Il @Stt, Nr. 1e9, Ssrin9z
tons, maize Sart>Snase. (Noo2i,tVtfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02
sReatal !. Msttaesa.
sseine ashatnaranhie'n

SStWC SUuttBtu%VtS
fir Die 5eiertaee ioIte mau iosIsib o1ne @ufihub
belteneu nm Sit 3u oeren Sonenouu9 gu seftatten.
Ridaro gSaIsl
In Rr. i6. &bartesiirobe, bat gro6e Grraneez
ments sur 8eauemlitteit isiuer pielen @onnsr ssz
trfen, unb Die issisen Greusu,iie In o'eem bslisb'
ten Gteli.r btrtrsifsn in finfltrii6er Soueuouns
uuo GlesonS ale ri5ereu anitrensnHssn IN olel'r
SuuR. g,eiie sg Den Soften ansemsiisnen ErstIeu :
(2So,9j,3D
preis> @eeuftion.
Die
DOMESTIC TELE G 3 a H 20.
wiro Dor jest On alle Soiitnilen Der
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
uuter ab d aiiuu9 Der bisber bon Der
American District Company bsrehnsten
soften fir bic abIieisrung nat ent.
fernten gtabttleiIen beiorseu.
fos9D g. 9. Nott, 9eueralsGeitdt.si.
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hat oGo (truger non Ots 2S!HC@eu oehhet) O"'seh
uadh Str. rs, Wpros osNmtautraBe, osrlest.
QIleNrbet ttgdrantirt. (Au92i,12Dnef)
Cese oaasbafterin III tols auf etnen bloltsn ret'
Suen 2eppih in tbrem Barlor ooer onoerem steos
Iina5,iMmer. Ser einSsc Ges, lint Die SGtben leo'
bait I'M Eeppih Su MAIDEN, 1T, ben Staub uno aue
cuberen irenloeu Gubitau5en gu entiernen, uno UNI
9ieiss ariinolid, gu bsuertfe1i9su, sede man gu
Splues 6 Callahan, Vr. 8, SsuanftraBe, nabe
oem .yiarplano= Snhtute.' (septl5, ,30a,i isamfD
Seimoer seutfben,
S.Iocipebe, ShaafsIpferbe,
Basen aao 2arren fir Gnabe,,
sbubfarreu Yuppeus3utfhe EN-
uuo Gin ausemtincs 4horttmeut iolder @aaren gu
ben 5ristsu Breiien i'm @roBsn uno Sleinsu bel Der
.Sa!timorcr % sBasensSabrif.0e 0eieIidIaft,'
gsr. 80, ytorb=o oW arb ftraBe.
DIE einsise Sabrif IN her Stobt. 5ieperatnren
aIer art 3u ausemeiieneu Ptetlsn. (au9>A,aVtteO
gatemte ssegeen fur tsrftmees ertptrst.
@rli nab @rlaneuus bes Potents usrosn @ebdb=
ren 0ere9net. g. . s. GS. Z. 5rwaro,
Rr. 18. SecoubHra5e, Der 8Of sessnibsr.
(Hsbr2 f2Dte} 3iuetss sSireou In 2Eaibinston, S.&.
Nte Hnter;eidlneten MAIDEN Dem Ysbtifnnl Die
~l(nsciac, bGS lie Den gan5eu Seib'tdu bes 8. s.
eaa,sged)t, ST. 80, 80 muo s2, 9torss&isbftr.,
fduHt5 it6srEommen bGber, unb bitten nm ssIdlise
Sunoiduft.
(Sept2,3 Gts.i AID sSotah C Saub.
sE5- 9tau bsiste ben
rSoto 8sttta,crs="
ILLUMINATING FIRE = PLACE
Heater,
che man siaea dnberln tuuit, bei
=. &. yScNpnB,
.(sspi23.i .i2msD Wr. is, @ermanftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02

@447la l)Oliiulgr An3eiae.
8Egls Der 8sIbnaHtSban Oe5 "saramlSeu.
1S unO BantomtWens sClnbs" fnoet Woms
tag, oeu %. 3ei., tGtt, poiu er alle 6Ieuaoe uno
8etanhte ircunotitii einloogt.
(2S9) GaS Sumite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02
Yaseam Der 0aslidtsGompagttt
pom BaItim ore,
Ilr 10 Gnufh SfrGHe

Gots.... Stllises $ i3m tie tal.....e cote.
ss!r babeu cine oor5lsltdbe aualitdt bon eotes
porrdtGis, pelte mir Dem Bubltfam oils Elm smpfeb=
Ierawertqts Sti5matsrial fir bduslibe uno anoere
3p fe offerren; idust leldt Ssuer nno 1T frei oon
uRrsiutgfettsu.
geiteGunssu iuerben in ojeiem Sireau oocr In Der
Tubri, 6as BON 2eaoentaGtr., anseuommsn.
Srels $3.50 pro gsasenlaouns, in irseEO etnem
S.aottbeile ob9eIiefert.
d nn1ea 81 2NfaufunnN. GoStf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02
l3-Y) Games y, SHtautp00O, Setf.

gtrs. .gor's 9nStamtfd)eS peeetabiIifdbes De-
colt felt 25 Sabren ais oas 9roBte 8lutreni9un9ss
W,ittel ocr @esentpart betonnt, miro nur IN Nr.
1-zH, Tasette=, SsorStpeitz0de Der Guta~'
GtSaBe, ;ubereitet uHo 1T bel alen apotbeiern au
babeu- (@u926, t2Wtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-02
Sr. 8corg 6. @crriu,

3abnarSt.
hat eas 5riiber non Dr. Bindeu beuuste) Yareau
nutb Str. rs, sur0sisntauftraBe, osrle8t.
IlIeNrbett (Hu92i 2Dtte8)
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
m or the world

France exports wines, brsndies, silks,
furniture, jswelry, clocks, watches, pa.
pers, perfumery, and fancy goods gen.
orally.
Italy exports corn, oil, fax, wines, es-
seneca, dyeStufs. drugs, fine marble, soda,
paintings, ~engrsvings, molasses and salt.
Prussia exports linens, woolens, zinc,
articles of iron, copper and brass, indigo,
wax, hams, musical instruments, tobacco,
wine and porcelain.
Germany exports wool. wooden goods,
linen goods, corn, timber, iron, lead, tin,
fax, hemp, wine, wax, tallow and cattle.
Austria exports minerals, silk thread,
glass, wax, tar, nut-gall, wine, honey, and
mathematical instruments.
England exports cottons, woolens,
glass. hardware, eartbenwafe, cutlery,
iron, metallic wares, salt, coal, watches,
tin. silks and linens.
Russia exports tallow, fax, hemp, -four,
iron, liRseed, lard, hides, wax, duck,
cordage, b%ristles, fur and potash.
Spain exports wines, brandies. iron.
fresh aud dried fruits, quicksilver, sui.
phur, salt, cork, saffron, ~snchovies, silks
and woolens.
China exports tea, rhubarb, musk, gin
ger, borax, zinc, silks, cassia, fligree
work, ivory ware, lacquered ware and
porcelain.
Turkey exports opium, silks, drugs,
gums. dried fruits, tobacco, wines, cam.
els hair, carpets, shawls, camlets and
morocco.
Hindostan exports gold and silver.
cochineal, indigo, sarsaparilla, vanilla,
jalsp, fustic, C~ampeachy wool, pimento,
drugs and dyestufs.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, sugar,
rice, hides, dried meats, tallow, gold,
diamonds and other stones, gums, ma.
hogauy and indisrubber.
The West Indies export sugar, mo
%lasses, rum, tobacco, cigars, mahogany,
dye-wood, coffee, pimento, fresh fruit
and preserves, ginger and other spices.
The East Indies export cloves, nut
megs, pepper, rice, indigo, gold dust,
eamphor, benzine, sulphur, ivory, rat.
tans, sandal wood, zinc and nuts.
The United States export principally
agricultural produce, tobacco, cotton,
Hour, provisions Of all kinds, lumber
aud ~turbentine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, January 2s.-HousS.-
The Speaker announced the following
select committee on the real estate
grant and jay Cook Indebtedness:
Glover, New, Lewis Pratt and Smith Of
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Felkins, Of New Mexico, presented
q memorial Of the Territorial Legisla-
ture for an enabling act and admission
Of New Mexico as a State. Referred.
Mr.. GoOdin asked leave to offer u reso.
luton declaring that the people Of the
United States constitute a nation to the
extent and for the purposes defined in
the Federal Constitution; that the rights
and powers of the United States govern
ment are defined aud limited by the
Federal Constitution, and cannot be en-
larged or diminished except by amend.
ments to the Constitution. Hamilton
and others objected.
On motion Of Mr.. whitthorne, chair
man of the Committee on Naval Affairs,
a select committee, consisting Of Whit
thorne, Wells and Danford, was author
lied to take testimony at Norfolk in re-
gard to the alleged abuses and frauds at
that navy yard.
SESATE.-The Committee on Pr:vi-
leges and Elections, this morning, after
a~prolonged discussion, decided to re-
port back to the Senate papers purport-
ing to be the credentials of the election
of ], B. Eustis as Senator from Louisi-
ana, with the recommendation that they
lie on the table without further action,
because at the time of his alleged cleo
ton there was no vacancy. This report
was determined on by the vote of Messrs.
Morton, Logan, Mitchell and Mcmillan,
against Messrs. Salisbury, Merrimon
and Cooper. Wadleigh and Cameron,
of Wisconsin, were absent. The infer
ence intended by the majority to be
drawn from this reports that the Kellogg
Government was a de jure government
and that Pinchback was legally elected.
The President pro tenn. laid before the
Senate the House bill fixing the rate of
postage on third class mail matter, which
was read by title and referred.
Mr.. Morrill,, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported without amend
ment the House bill relating to the Cen
tennial celebration Of American Inde-
p~endeRee, and recommended its passage.
Placed on the calendar. BE gave notice
that he would call it up for action Mon
day next.
Mr.. Hitchcock presented the memorial
Of the Legislative Assembly Of New
Mexico. asking the passage Of an act to
admit that Territory into the Union as
a State on equal footing with other
States, Referred.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
rHr .. Annr.RR.R B.

The Republican and Times, at St.
Louis, have strong articles in favor Of
extending the narrow gauge road new
running from St. Louis to Cairo through
West and Middle Tennessee into North
Alabama. The Times says:
It's projected extension from Cairo to
the Tennessee river is gaining financial
strength and popular favor, and bids fair
to become an accomplished fact. The
Importance Of the enterprise 10 st. Louis
lies in its Southern connections, as we'll
as in the tobacco aud cotton countries
through which it will pass, and the iron
region which it will reach. These points
are so obvious to the business men OF st.
Louis that they need not be enlarged
upon. Ills hasdlyto be supposed that they
will be SO blind to her interests as to fail
to assist literally an enterprise which is
to give her a short and cheap route 10
such valuable sections Of country, aud
which may eventually prove the most
direct line to the Atlantic and the Gulf.
This road is intended to cross the Ten
nessee river at Clifton and there connect
with the Pulaski road. What is Mem
phis doing2 viii she permit st. Louis
to surround her with iron arms and
make no effort to relieve herself
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

A letter from st. Petersburg, dated the
10Th of December, in the Debats, saws;
1.-THE excessive aud almost exceptional
rigor Of this winter seems to have thrown
a veil of sadness over this capital, and
iced the political life as we'll as the mum.
dane pleasures Of the season. The Their
mometer marks 32o centigrade below
freezing point (l5 5-l0e Fahrenheit be.
low zero;l the lamps give only a vague
and insufficient light; the wheels Of the
vehicles rolling on the SNOW produce a
horrible crunching unknown to iDhabit.
ants Of more temperate zones, the faoes
Of the uHlucky cab-drivers and workmen
who are obliged to face that polar air
present nothing more than q blue sur
face surrounded with %icicIes. Foot pas.
sengers 90 at a full run, covering the
face with thick fur. Conversation turns
solely on the state OF the atmosphere.
The head becomes heavy, and at last
languor overcomes every n in spite Of
the artificial heat Of the stove
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
A Oanndian Hermit

Carleton Place (0nt.) Herald
Incredible as the following may an.
pear, II is IN authentic fact, to which
hundreds can bear testimony:
About forty years ago a young mar
named Wilson, residing near the town
of Perth, conceived the lunatic idea of
leading a hermit's life. The youth had
from his early age showed symptoms Of
arrangement, and this proceeding on his
part was not considered strange by his
friends. The chosen place OF his her.
mitage was about three quarters of a
mile from his parental homestead. in
the recess of q dense bush, where he
erected a small howell and furnished il
with an old log canoe, which he used as
a couch to sleep in. Dlvesting himself
of all his clothing he has v e since re-
manned perfectly nude, with the exceu-
ton OF a tattered remnant of a shirt.
which bis fancy leads him to retain, In
this nude state, for forty years. he has
lived, walking in the Dept of winter
through the snow, and yet he has never
been known to have received a frost
OiIe. WAen ne requires q drink he
walks deliberately into the river, it mat.
tering not to him what season of the
year it may be, and wades out till the
water reaches his waist, and then he
stoops and quenches his thirst. His
food is brought to him by his friends.
and when given to him is eaten with the
consciousness Of an animal, which he
now resembles more than man, his body
being as heavily coated with hair as that
Of a COW. He never shows a dangerous
disposition, and chatters in monosylla-
bles. When people cross his path he in
variably begs for tobacco, for which he
has an evident Partially, and in chatter
ing tones will utter "bacca" until his re-
quest is granted. His hair is long, graz
and unkempt, falling far over mis- shout.
ders, aud his beard, which is similar.
reaches down below his waist. He is
now between sixty and seventy years Of
age, and possibly the only living being
ever known to have lived year after wear
perfectly naked and exposed to ali the
inclemencies of weather which mark our
Canadian winters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

The Charlottesville IVA } Chronicle
says that DIR. W.. C. N. Randolph, Of
Charlottesville, has Mr.. Jefferson's
silver watch. Levi Lincoln, Mr.. Jeffer-
sons Attorney General, wore it at the
dispersion of the judges at the close Of
Adams administration, before Jefferson
vas sworn into Office. Mr.. Lincoln ap.
peared in the courtroom at midnight,
and stated that he was ordered to take
possession Of the office and papers.
Why, Mr.. Jefferson has not yet quail
fed" exclaimed the astonished Chief
Justice. Mr.. Jefferson considers him
self in the light of an executor, bound
to take charge of the papers Of the Gov
eminent until he is duly qualified" was
the reply. "But it is not yet IL
o'clock" said Judge Marshall, taking
out his watch Mr.. Lincoln pulled ont
his, and showing it to him. said: This
is the Presidents watch, and rules the
hour