Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-02-14

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4 KIND WORD FOR GARLoTA.-A
Mexican letter says Carlotia is beloved
by the Whole population of the Valley of
Mckee; he has worked increasingly to
improve the poorer classes--she has
founded schools aud hospitals, supporting
'hen from her nwn pure, and sincere
m uruers in thousands would lament her
death, SHOULD that be the result of her
dangerous illness To the shame of
Protestant England and America, this
nn"lt aud royal Lady has been the only
missloary that has ever visited the poor
OF the Valley of Mexico; hers the only
hands to distribute charity, and toll for
IN rle alton If the tens Of thousands Of
the h lf'clad and most humorous portion
of the Mexican people | have seen her
in he suburban Pueblos of this capital.
accompanied by a single lady of honor
calling, at,tbe mud hutsi of the poor, and
stopping for moment to review one of
our recently founded schools What may
be SAID Of, Macmillan and his sad efforts
to govern these people, nothing can be
sail pfi Carlottq. IF Belgium, that will
lessen the opion of thousands of her, and
thai is that She is one Of the noblest-
minded women Of the century.
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The GRowTH OF Gin INNATI-The
excellent and f,urshing Democratic pa
per, tue Cincinnati Enquirer, ia speaking
OF MS elegant new building, says;
After being for nine mouths-or since
tie great fire If March y, which CON
sumrd our rfhce-in Temporary quarters,
shifting alb, ut with great Inconvenience,
We fad ourselves in our new permanent
location on Nlue street, between Sixth
an SCI enth, aud FROM it take pleasure
In addressing our re ,ders. Perhaps noih
ingb tier illustrates the wonderful growth
and MAJ kable Development Of this city
than the fac thar within five hundred
ct uf our office We have seen the wheat,
the rye, the corn and meadow in full
bluSsun, and within ten feet OF the tuild-
Ing where our press stands, We have wit
Messed the cider press, year after year, in
full operation. The lot we recently pur
chased Of David Gibson for $4,000 was
sold IN l79j, by John Cleve, Symmes to
to ISRAEL Ludlow for the consi Grafton OF
$40. The deed bears date August 20
1875. The lot was subsequently sold,
NJ, ember 20, 1889, with other property,
to Patrick Dickey for $500 About five
years afterwards Patrick Dckey sold to
james Ferguson this lot with othor prop
cry. for $3.50, the former being but
small part Of the consid ration. Mr. Fer.
gn>on conveyed part of this property,
purchased of Dickey in 1922, to his
daughter Amelia. After several changes
Of title, she again became the possessor
of it as Mrs Starr In 1917 she decided
it to the Wesleyan Female Semina for
the sum of SIS, 600, Our the 6the of
May, 1861. David Gibson purchased it.
for S5l U0O Mr.. Gibson sold to us, as
We have above stated, on the 10Th of
May, 1865 Hardly two score of years
have passed bringing youth not beyond
the confines of middle age, and lo and
behold the change! From the cupolo on
the roof of one of our buildings we look
out upon the dwellings Of more than
quarter of a million of people, the larger
pnrtinn by far being north and, vest of
the place where We stand, Which was
then the extreme range Of Cincinnati.