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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
RuS W9iSIcnrt. - Oettt9er Srfan.
N3erft6rmns elmer aRenee Gi.
fenbabn ,Nrdd1t uus 4dSIagierz
0epots. : Oeaen go Wfeutdsen
DerHu9Iiicpt. Il Herfpnen 8e'


-3erftDruu9 elmer dNenge Gt'
fenbabu Bradt' Hns RafIagtcrs
Depots. = 0eaen 90 WfeuIdeH
perHnaIucpt. 7 Hcrfcneu 8e'
tpptet.
q. Q0Uts, 8. Mdr,. 3ptfben
unp 3 llbr beutG NahmtttaB ftgie eth turtR~
Nrtther Sturmpnp uber SR.St. Ypnls.
AnfIu0s fam CT, p0n etnem bstllDm Neaen
Deglet.et, BON Sub0hen, plcBth aber prtpte
er lid ttlopdrts unp Wltptte nit elmer IN ele|
len 8rettegraCen uuerbOften SefItgleu. Gr
putttc cen elevator am Sluburcr 1b, BerttbrIe
raS 800 5uB lunge unp 100 6up bpbe
5rahlpepCt Ter .St. uis-Yanpaltd>Babn,"
p0s 6raGt. unr Yail8tsr Depot her rNoro--
olt~Babn,"2 areere 6ra6t'Depets, ben Ipell
eines S1lIIgter> 1epptS unp haS AroRe Iunee
Saus per vGbcdSp-altpn>9atn," teEner has
QDagentaus une has tSradbt. Bureau, lCwtt
enen SbetI her 5rabt. Geppis ptr 0Sblp>
MNfliippt.B "pte Br1htr une paIll9teT>
Dcppts Der rJCIGpp. .gBl5albs Babn" n"u.eneAn-
,abl Q8GbnBnuler In per ecrttsen Wdbbar>
Ihdrt.
Gbcdfo rtb Der Sturm dde llteniitcn fur
ptn BrGdentdn jullmmen Il. Ip0lt 'te IN eCn
BtuB, seIhbrte ibeIbdupt 2uCs IN ethrm unt'
tdage pru 200 tl5 800 Ylrbs. Gin Gnfn
tdtnsug pmpe NIT emer 80 IQnnen balten'
| ren MIlAne 40 6uB itet ppnt Gt'enbabn'
| DUNN bcrunttr 9gIttIen, eth aReereft aue IL
QSa9en beltebeneer unp nltt @etrdtee bel1eC>
ner 3ug purpe Sertrlmmert, Der enc 0Bl9en
In pen Tlu6 sepcrfeu. Nuf bsr y8rrre-
| 60ue. Sdbn" nuIee elm 3u9 bet BTpCtipn
pom 8elrtte 9erIiItn, eber(c Elm anberer, aus
40 B1aen btltebenter 3u9 1ut Der DGplepe'
9Yubait .Yabn." Dls aIpBe runee S1uS
Der ,Gb,cl0c. .Attcn-Babn" purpe um9etItsn
uuo Dut1 eme parn befrrLtbe Gptompttpc
III 9rauO 9sirgt. Der SuBcnteur perDrannte.
Die Mnabl btr @Ietpeieten une 8erleBten
III noS ntcbt fetneiellt pprcen. P's tcet Il:
crmttCl., pdB 9srlpnen 9e6ptet unp Gs9en
40 pelet Wofpen lino, parunter Webrcre Ie'
penegetdbrl,h. Dian 9laubt, eaB un!er 1en
JtntnCn Der etn9etlrItsn @ebauce nod Web'
rere learaben lte8en.
DIE Sgue btettt einen i&rdIidtn anbtid
oar Suner4nlb bss Strthts, hbsr mtl4en
Der Srtan bniauitt, fnb faum 9duier tie
ben esbllebtn. Der petunidre S6aotn mtTo
ute ioIet atid1dbi: .9heaeo Altsn' BabnA
$500. 900, .Obto WtlRtIi'ppt Sabn' $500,
600, .8DlrOo QBabap Sabn- $l25 600
st. Gouts Gtnoalia Sabn" So. 600. sSaos
of sBabn- $50 900 uno sgBigeins Bdbr Spm'
pagnit- $751; 900. ...,,
Hudl bic I'M Dfthsile bts Glutlts btnnolt'
den Dampiboptt babsns sbso,utsnee eslGdot'
aun9sn ttltitsn.
EpGter,
Bon ben Yermunbsisn werotn 70 Grpah'
ftus uno 4 Rtnosr nambaft atnlaft. pelts lt'
bsnsa,fdbrlt6 p,rltBt Rno. Die Nn5abl DER
ientgsn, pslGt g,rinssrs BtrlsBungen oopon'
0eltagen, 1T nod beOtutenosr. ..
@iniss 80 Jamilisn fno Oboa6los aspor'
Den.
dud In anosrsn Ebsiien Der Stabt bot be,
Sturm, ber iseph bier nibt nit iolGsr 0tf'
tigteit auIirat, pislfab.n Staotn anstrtb'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
Der Dorfdhla9 bes praiisenten

aeaibtnatoa, 8. Wtdr3. = 5suts ab.no
fauo Elm Caucus ber rspubl. Wlitglteoer oes
Dauiss Itatt. w,IGer 3 Stunosn eauertt. Us
nurD. Elm Brief o.s Yrdfoenten an ben Sprt'
der 8laine pertsisn. SH semi.lbeu ibldst per
prGiiosnt Dor, MlBresela ~ ergrsifen, rust9e
bic Herbdltniie i'm Shotn reBuliren. alaubt
i:eo4, Dab ,in @sieB ni6t erit srlaiien perben
iollte. Us puroe ein Gomite uno Butler 3u
beiltn 8oriisenoen srnanHt. UNI benz CAUCUS,
Der mor9en absuD tpieoer 3uiammeutrsten ioa,
oeetauete Yptihldqe 1u fuad1en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10

auS 3euueffee. = Tticoenefeier.
RaIbpilie. 8. MdrS. = Die Deutttsn
peranftaltsten bsuis Abeno bier cine 8roBt
Trieoensfetsr, Gen. Eranspiat belt oie 6sts
reoe. Der ertrag ots Gonsettes uao Ballss,
toetde bic fgeitti9teit.n beIdoii.n, 1T fhr ben
oeutiatn 6altsIono beftimmt.
8as fSsIt mar In ieoer eeaiebung cine brtIs
fonfe Nffatre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10

6abanna, 8. Rdr5,- Radridten aus
Y,neau,Ia reihtn bis sum "a. Sebrudr. 9u3s
MON 1T perr Der Gepublif. gr aibt iih Wh'
be. BEN SAmuggeltdnoel su unterorhdtn.
Der Dampfsr .Bublsp Sud- 1T wtasn Der,
lssuns osr 3oag.isss nit gsi4las bs!s8t
,nnyhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
NnA Nieln NInrf. Z nc 96rfe.

VIEW Wort, 3. WdrJ, -Btlo blB 5
Grfs 8,sfontsn 6s Y. @rtauss 81. 8olO III Il
his CIR lI5S, 62sr ll24 Central 93t. Gre
2lA ReuOiug l02, Gats short 98b Btttsbura
ll6a North Q8sIt.rn 79S, Ditto Priorttdtsn
93h, Rud Sslanb ll24.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
Marie Seebdd1 In ~ Illtuatou

WtW Wort, 9, WtdtJ ,-Wtdrit oteba6,
ole 8roBe Groaboiu mitb Dor ibrer Abretis
nah europa Yoifsuun8tn in gPaIbiratOn
seben. nGmltb; am Is. Wtdrl aIs sVtnrte
Stuart am l6. ais sSaHs @prs,' ont II
ais sGorienns &ccOuUrsur" uno am Is. aIs
r8rudeu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
Oie merifant iebe 9 o mmt ffien.

QBaibtngton. g. Mdra.- Gtt semtittt
usritani9s GommiiIicn 1T ieBt Is Wfonaate
In Sisuns uno bat I'M San5.n IL Gdae srlt'
oist, Dapon isbodl 8 our6 3uttidUetiun9 ne'
sen mansslnosr Gompctens. do pie Cont
nliIlion nur NOD Sabr in QBtrfanttett blst
ben ioa uno nod 1914 5due 3u erieot8tn BAT
10 Fnb Die Ausiibtsn thr Die Sntetslsntst'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
SclcorapbildDe SepeId)eG,

tBou ser ,,2Nostlrtsu PrsNt" flr ben Dsuti&sR Cor
rs{poub.utsn" bfridttt. : Der ,,QorrstPonotnf
t1tIdss Die 5Hlauo. unb RabslsBtptIhsu btlttbt UNI
noGhaneia per6ttsntlttt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
aFtioa am 81, Ges. 1870

m,,x IN 9orf uub I'M Compton $22,68s.s1
8ruRbstatntbum Der GOmposnts. '4s'Ss'''"
SbItaatipnsn unb SppoIbettn Gut
G3runbe beiesntbum I'M BsrtespGn
minoeltens 10 9rpStnt pr, els s-o N
Der tarauf seltsbens SstTa8'.' l,aa5oV'aaSS aS
Der. 81. St..QDertbpapiere. .:,...- zo9'zo4'So
Btaet-. Gfaats. II. anbere 8eitpS ,oc m
gfstten uno StItsattonen: 2o4'ooo''o
@ufas1dpbsnt Suartal~ uno ba!6"
utssSt sOT Ss%a ssTts, ~" 1905 ssS.
9orlebtn auf Gffstten unb Dbl"
sssiGnSSS;o SSo Gf1sa tf I'.''D' 4t5 $4,000
"tS ssSs gun ain5.n nj. n 49,. lolas6.s4
sgmp'1s' hap w "''N'""~ ....,...- I4,s42.6
n.ristsn ouf oiiltios WpIieen.... 3,725,9Il .49
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10

8td. Ssnatprsu babtn int Stsunetfaals
ueuubtuas ibre 9Idss stwshGtIt 90 aud
SsnatCr S6urs, Der I6 mad Der rspubItfant.
f6sH S.itt sspsnbst uH6 ben frlber spn frn.
Sppt tnnssSbatttn Sib, stra6s prn. SUMNER
gcgsuilbsr, sinstnCmmsu hat Sm 9ault bat
9DaGs. bos farbtgs WttaIttb fur GlCLtoa. fttntu
Sts etm Sen 8utlst abJsirsttn. CUR RtdltH
Buffers fst bas farbtst WttBItsS sOn Sub
Carolina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
OMIfe Fms MranFreLh.

Rep Wort, 8, Utdrl. = Der BiidOf
6pratio BOItsr bat Die 8siRlihtsit einer Stb
Isie oarauf .autmeriiam 9,ma6t, bah nab
ithbsrsr AnorOnuna an nGhhen SoHntaGe
in aQsn Rrhsn Der Der. Staatsn cine auGss
nlsine SnmnlIuu9 fir bic ROtbieiOsnosn In
litanfreid peranIiaIisi p.rosn ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
aus 8emufplpanien. = Srieoen8
Keter.

tttsburg. 8, utdr3. - Das otutiht
Trieosns, Subitdum In Der sGlbrarp 9an. =
p.ldb,s beuis ab.nb a,feisrt puro.. mar itbr
sablr.th beiuht. Gs uurb.n Rsosn uno 8s'
ianssportrdat sebalten uno lsbenos Stloet
haratfttQt. .I.......
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
F6,ierIe (bIiodtlouen WerFdufe

SfHSteue Cbtt8Gtlonen Derrdufe'
" sw Wort, Mdr5. - bhr UOlo
purosu htute "A U bOte i'm 8siammtbetra {
pom $4 .C83,000 3u ITO so bis Ill so ab8eae
hen. DIE R.atstuu8 miro 2 Dtlaionsn 3u
lll.24 bis Ill so ahInii'u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
$7.sss,ss1,0O

$7.sSs.Ss1,o0
Gattioe 1c[ietu..... 20,5l7.00
wstraa. S 62,95e,es7
8sIammi Yrdmisn,
wSnsnb bee Satrss
smpfan9en. .S,2fo, ,oo4'iz
QDabrenb bes SabreS
,inseeanssne3infsn 36s,174.Ol
WdbTsnb bss SabIss g-.-....
btJoblts 8srlultt.. 396,2oo'sa
GB6trene bss Sabree
bsJabIts DiStbsnesR 44o'Sbl'l2
.j-. . - ...H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
Shatamtsz9 z9rpartsment,
Siireau bes Gpnt trcleur6
eeS NdtieraefoeS,

Ba{btneton. %. Sebr. 1871
Da burdb asngaenosn. btm unttri,'Gnsisn eersse9th
4atptts "a triGeint. oaB bic CENTRAL NATIoEaL
RasE or RALrtMoaEn in Der Gtabt Baltimore. Baitt'
mor. 9ountp 6taat Sra pdnp, unier utio mad ben
rspinauussn Der Gonsrtt wife. bsitislt: .Gtns aht
nm VationaI.Vaperg 1u btipatsn, hurb otntsrlt'
suna mon 8er Gtaatsn CbIeaiionen seitsrt. uno ot
Gi,iuiotion uno einb'una eirislbtn ansuorbntna am
8. sanuar 1884 ssnbmiat. ft sshbrta oreantrt eat
unn allen Auprbnuuetn bsiagttr Ge Senags 9sistte',
abe Rs bas Saui'Ssaait unter bsiastsm vsfse "'
apunfn. s. "a
gaptresloss amtib bas bic r&sntral.
Gounin' Etaat Waruano, autortrt IT, has Bant'gss
iddIt unttr btiasiem 8sisbe aniutanatn
- Xnr B,alaubiguns Bttltu iebt th mttnt
EH{sSA 4 n mtsRtotI unb untsrfdrifi beuts ben 20.
S2s& Ssbruar 1871. Silanb u. Sutbure.
GortroIeur oss Papttr' Dtletp.
saa -sa, tEr. 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10

limb bsrsits Q 6auisr In Brauo asftsdt NOR
otu, Desbalb itst Die ganJs Rabt gBa1 9ar
trouiqsn auF ben 4siRsn srbaltsH psresn
mhN,n.
Gabrals Anbduger Iagsu cine augtmtins
R.poLutioH uuraus uuo htrritt aut Der 3nitl
arose AuFregung Satl Sage III ishr trtth6
Rrogosm bttibt absr nisauutJouf- -gartsi ttit.
Bon b,r pGcifie Sfufte. = Die @e
ySro,poII mai ' So, Seutitbe
Auepaneertr nab CEeg0u
San 5raRBiseO g. Wdr5. = in Ell
usr 8trIammtung Gatbtg.r purhs btthlotsH.
Dob g urpoittiI6 uno Mot Aw,dmdBtg itIn
mHrOs, wsnn Hh brs WtltA GompaGnit'n bel
Osm umIugs am st. 9ltrids Ea8e bstbstIIa
gsu DOllteH.
Da mehrere S6iiTssiasHihhmtr OteSohnnna
iur Wattoien Don $50 auF S25 reouJtrt. 0ntar
abtr bic YrduumeratioHs 3ablun8 Otr Sob
nung eingtFhbrt babtu, ppour6 oem muhs'
riIben 8erfebr Der &ohbausbsiBsT uHo sRun'
uets" nit ben WatToisn Gtnhalt setban mIro,
10 osrurIathtsn Ssnt ttnsn Rranna Dor ben
Bsi66ftslotalsn osr betrsfttnDtR S6iitstts
sutbAm,r, 10 baB Die poliIst etnthrtittn
muBts. IS purOsn msbrtrs 9srioRtn pers
baitst.
S,n ooIItoap gebt b,uts WoratH Had
BurtluHo, Oregon, ab, Us 1T ibm asalhdt,
$4,000 8euti6I Suiammsu5ubrinssH uuO #,
~ b.iitmm,n fid IdHas Der GrssOu'
California gabn' In Drrgun nieBerSulais
len. Gs miro su oi.Ism 3pede cine Dampt
i9iTIEabrt 3WiI1,n Srsmen uno aIptn'
man erribtst psrptu nit tintm Gnihlub an
bic neue 9inis psIbe Die Union BaetFea
EranspUrt GompaauieS Suiidsn Banaml
SON iSranSisco uno portlano ,rrihtsn mil
Die uehnfabrt pom 8remen bis PortIGno mir
S70 FnGfsn
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60 yl0rOlt6c Gentvals
unb
prnnlDlUNnia- mtral Gi(rnbabu.
Wmtnrnntcn. !. Rfnir

X
ta4 GiHciHnar 9outsput, GbIraaO et Ssais. zasla
lapDlls uno Gusu Vunfttu
RShltab, upreusfati une fibpsEltab.
Bag III bic tHtItnc Gmr ndt otm gorblptIftn uHb ID
otr 6abrprsta 10 nttbr1 als bel ratuO stutr an6srta
Bdbn.
tItgsu iydbr-ftuttt NIB u6Rsttt aubtunlt atbt nGa
tn biz Bhrtaus Uou
Surl 4. Biutbranb aOrenI WGudb.
BaNNAttr.Ngtuttu btr Wmtgrauitu Ngtuitu otS
90. ..&tntrul'9 tieUbGgnA ,9thtbl. Central Bahna
Rr.O7 Eb1mCser, Rureush G6s bsr
tChLI9.l Ebamca. uHb &nn@r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-10
aus Retu YyOrF- Der WR6rbcr ceS
Seiamtlt fatban. - StecPbrtef
bee Npltset SupertntcHpeu

ew,Yort, 9. @,tsrn Absnb
etlitk SupsriAttnbsnt RetiD tinsn Stdbri,f
StgsH Sllp GOrrsher. alias Slip WlariAol,
alias Silp ootr Grant 9Gmpbtu, alias 6rGRt
8lpinGion. GltaB GrOnt 9anOtnQ altusBraHt
0onGlO. tusltsm St,tbrtsis Die Photographic
Oss 6lh6uinss btissgsbtn 1T. Cine SsIOp'
nung oon SIS, 900 1T nls Yrsis aut Itinsu
Ropf gslsBt, mas du Der 8srmutbuns iRbrt,
DAB sr 0sr W0tOer Watban's 1T. GOruiitr,
Der tnI Solicit (3ainOts) StaOtsRsidnsniiie
noh IL Sabre au fBen bate, sntIlOb i'm Sun
uuo tam na6 Nem Dort. Wtnn iano ietn.
Spur In bisit9er StaOt uuo bsrmutbst, oaB tr
Den Woro bsgiua. Vie es bsiBt bat Die YO'
liIei Bsweiis 9tnug, I'M ibn Su AbertRbreH,
mas tbr 9offtntlit 8.Iin8en miro.
Die 6tm Stedbrtste beigs8tbsne psrIoral'
beibuibun9 1T pts Ipl9t
alter 35 Sabre, ,@r6Bs lSuB 3oa i6Iaut
absr sdb uHO bart, breri1ulterig. 8epibt
l40 Ytuno, 4augss magsrss @tftHt, ItparBe
augsn, Die tinen mit0sn Nus0rud baben.
opbs pisrtdtg. Stirnt, tleinsr WauS, Die
DtuHoptntsl Berab8sjoaen. bic Dbsrlipps ittbt
stnas ab; mtltel8rOBs hartt Nais, slatt:s
GaGr, tur5 8eIhnIttn itarter lhmar8er
Sbnurrbatt, Der fd an ben Gnosn 8sGen Die
Wunomtntel iIdulslt ttrGtFalens Baden
uno bsruorttbenOs s5adsntno6sn iltius
ihmaIs 6hBe. Gr 9sbt ssW6bulth nit otn
pdnOsH IN Osu pOisntaideu. 8i. 3dbue Oss
llnttn DbtttItttts fuo aus9tfalsn. Nm lin'
len SanO9tIsnt bat CT etut 3si4nunG Dor
| Suoi0 Gintt."
tSotreltsr mar BON Sueeuo auf Elm proIsi
| iiontaer 6isb uno bat loon mtbrtre Utdlt
I'M 3uhtbaus ssltien. Sn Solicit. Satnos
mar sr aus otm 8sfdnbntii. tnttprunGtn. mo-
islbit sr cine l3 idbrige 6Istbtitsfratt ptGtl
zines In Slllnets OsIabtsn Ginbruds bait
srlstOeu iollen. Or 8srOadt. ben Qrn. va
than etmOtbet 3u babtn, iou ourh Die ausla
&c oes berhhti9ten Glnbrs6ers Glis auf bel
6ousiter gsltltst uorotn tsin. St,isr 9lil
tam 2 Wonate Dor Ysrhbun9 bts Worots 3u
8srbhBuna timer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nab Slna SinG. ais tr BON benz Utoro
3blts, ibalte er Den 8tfdngniBbsamtsn NIT
OaB sr nit BOrrsitsr o.rabreott gsbGbt, osr
Ratban 5u bslttbleu. Da ne 9laubsn. oab e
mt tensrJamllte ben SomtI,r duf Dem San
Oe subunHs. Gnls laBte, baB Der GorrtitsI
ltbsRfuas usriutt babe, Olsitn ,brtn Gsmtln
I1oitll1enYIan al,tn ausbuhbr,n, oaB er uu
muigtt p,srDsl pon 9rn. NutHan hberraiN
uorOen lsl uno tbn rrmotOtt babe. gu be
ituteH 1T. oOB 5orrsitsI is.t Dem Moros MID
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aus N1etp 9Iort. -Sturtd,tuua =

UerbaftunA WeGen nBtdnpittTtuhR B
REM Worf. 8. Wdr5.-Utorgsn ptlc
Der We8er 5obn Ebomas msaen zines. an et'
nsm anb,rn Rtetr, Nameus Sobnion am 20.
Sept. 1870 bsaan9en.n Waoro,s bin8srittst
uerosn. Das 4sri6t bat ben Antrne bts Bsr'
tbsibiasrs auf S,iiiruna hes 8sItahrsns UNI
Der 8ouptrnsur elm WsiuH um Auti9ub obs
9slebnt.
Marie @robmann uno Matp Hnna 9root
limb unter Der Btihuloiaun9. oas 5aus Wr
2llO. 23 str. tn 8ranb aeittdt 40 baben. Der:
batttt nprD.n. Die 9ta,ntbhmertn, 6rou
GrapfprO. puros oisisrbaIb loon frhbsr &C.
fHuofth ptunR1Doe1
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spe,ial i. Iotl3sn.

,,TDT0lIdleit Baclflc' lc'OaDH'0uulVuBu'e
st,5. pbltaattousu Tuo Graens 6Hra erie ppPoI
auI Ott Bdbu leIba thr SstI.eHs Dr IN. SSpobti
81 th,s osPommte Yuuo s8etDtutaun8 ooh mfqr, oShH
SS nSn peuratn Qauoss aui isos Sdhumse h9erasht9I
A~ NJ ~ rSiingtioueu Huo uoa allen BunotsAbeaoeu De-
So, q oNiffl uuo 3tuisn tn @oo 5uhtbar- oaS @apt'
taI rad1 8slauf non cr'Bta 5a9rsn. om 5iussh pasp
idbrItd1 uldl bsr State non feoen unc erEt 0eoHts'
II atIO) Srug,ut tdbrlid1. .,., ,-oo ,,ooo
sWu3ttosn IN Deuomaattonsu BON 800, $500 SlOOo'
$1,000 uno $4,000 ausesesbsr ,....
Die 9ruHtss Der oppotbtt lo ot pp Saa seef ~. n
uhiInbttpbta unD :. Sp9dr dbomioH, PrafoshI oeE
Tglsnuiuluduter GeutrapSOmpaauk.-
ois I 8Oer CbltgattOnSu her HHorpl. VdetTes Saen.
gompasntt" pstotn ~ ttbtr 3tit ~ .sbH Srotsnt
her 4ompugute - 2sbtsu Bu tplsm nhorl9FeH Daat'
Nrst{e btrstptt - GuBeuonmtr .,, >lt
Huker tbrer unbsotHSttH Sttltritsunne mttisn eRlt
OblidGioutu ruie mir gaubtn sn stbBsIts Staommen
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ans 1etp Yere. Die Imnotrun8S
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Jiasr. ois ldnait etnastbt wsrosH ourlts. snoltS
s;ro,.rn,n tnSfneu tpirn,
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Der tranlDFi6en GsfauBeneu bon
9euti6lano nab 8rantrtih.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-08

Why do some people teeth come out more
readily than others? Tho reasons for this are
probably many. About the middle of the last
century Peter Kahn, Swede, visited America,
and wrote sensibly about what he saw. He OBJ
served frequent loss Of teeth among settlers
from Europe, especially women. After discuss.
ing and rejecting many medes of explanation. he
attributes it to hot tea and other hot beverages
and came to a general conclusion that "hot feed.
ers lose their teeth more readily than cold feed.
ers." Mr. Catlin, who made somelyears ago an
interesting exhibition of Indian scenery, dresses,
weapons. &C., noticed that North American In.
dams have better teeth than the whites. He
accounts for tho difference in this strange way
that the reds keep the mouth shut, whereas the
whites keep it open. The teeth, he says, require
moisture to keep their surfaces in good working
order; when the mouth il open, the mucous
membrane has n tendency to dry up, the teeth
lose their needed supply Of moisture, and thence
come disooloration, toothache, tic.douloureux,
decay, looseness, and eventual loss of teeth. Mr..
Catlin scolds the human race generally for being
less sensible than the brutes in this respect, and
the white race especially In comparison with the
red. We keep our mouths open far too much
the Indian warrior sleeps, hunts and smiles With
his mouth shut, and reepires through his NOS.
trils. Among the virtues attributed by him to
closed lips, one ID sxcellent-wheu you are angry,
keep your mouth shut-Cham0er's Journal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-08
The Potato hug.

When Colorado was first settled, wild potato
was found growing in abundance upon the east.
ern mountain SLOPE which was nearly lways in.
tested with the larve Of q species of beetle,
known In natural history as the darypltora de-
ss'rhnsnsa, and soon after recognized by the
early settlers and farmers as their sworn enemy,
the Colorado potsto bug. This DESTROYER is not
formidable BY its size, being only about an inch
long, nor BY its appearance, for its color 10 said
to be Venitian red, and is finished off with q
double row OF black spots or dots along the sides
But its numbers, and the pertinacity with which
1t travels onward, are the sources Of danger, no
less thaa its marvellous fecundity and extreme
ferocity. for it will gobbe up potato field in
less than no time, as many Western growers of
the king otvegetables are in position to certify.
In 1859 1t first made its appearance in Wiscon.
sin. and five years later in 1861 it reached In ii.
ana, and there commenced its depradations iu
the northern part Of that state A year subse.
quently, in 1868, it was found in southern Hi.
nois, and is now "'moving on towards tn
Atlantic seaboard," with its front forming an
irregular line, extending from the north western
bo:ders of Ohio to places south of Indianapolis
Unless something happens to turn Of its march
in another direction. or else destroy it, it will
reach the coast in the course of seven or eight
years at the most, in which case it will snAihi.
late, OF seriously limit the culture of the potato
throughout the Northern and Eastern states
The fearful ravages of this insect are committed
while it is yet in the form of the larvn which is
Matched out of the egg while the potato plant 10
young and tender. The eggs are deposited in
groups Of twenty or thirty on the lower side of
the Leaf, and the last brood cash season, as soon
as they reach the proper state and development,
hide in the ground until the following spring,
when they again crawl out ready to begin their
depredations upon the new crop with will
Many remedies have been suggested and tried 20
conquer this fend, but 40 far, it would seem,
without success. Some farmers assert that
sprinkling common sawdust upon the potato
vines is an effectual remedy, but experiments
have failed to prove its efficacy. Others use
Paris green, and others, again, hunt them up
among the potato fields and fight them single
handed. "Look out sharp for the eggs" says one
veteran farmer, land hook EN- when you see EN-.
Ensnare a lot of the critters, afore they have
chance TO pair into few SIN all heaps Of potatoes,
distributed in the field for that purpose, and
squelch em, when you have got 'em, without
pity" This is good enough advice, but We doubt
If it will stop the onward march of the potato
bug; and, with all other lovers of the delicious
and wholesome farinaceous tuber. we can only
hope that something will turn up that shall have
the effect of checking the propagation of this vo-
racious animal Washington Patriot.