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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

1T 9leidgiiltig; Die Suuptiade III, buB Der
gtteoeridla9 cine burtle 6arbe bate unD
nidlt farbloS mar.
Die Gigeni6afteu bes gelben Susmins iinb
mir niht b%etannt, babe and nidlt Yrof.
BormleD's &bbanolung bariiber geleien.
DR.. @Ormleg ifebt ais Soritologe icbr bod,
oieleift ieoob legt CT mitroitopiiden lluters
iuhun9en Su piel 0iHti9feit bel.
SD CLAUDE, SuB bel eirsr Srehmeinfcins
SCrgiftung, fails Der Sre6peiuiein in crp=
fta1iltrtes Sorm 9egeben nuroe, oieielbe i'm
Wlagen burd) mitroitopiife uuteriafun9
geiuroen meroen t1uute. Sn nt1tigen6ra9en
ipitrSe i) mid 1itht auf mifroitopiife Inter
inGlngen uerlaieu.
'6ier mlroe oaS SGrb0r ausgelett, ga eS 3
ubr gefporoen mar, unb Der @eridtSbof Der
ta9te iid bis mor9en friib 10 llbr.
SinSelnbeiten.
Sidti9e Gbemiter ertldren es fir cine
unbegreifi6e Surjfhtigteit SeiteuS beS
Yrof. Iiten, oaB er eS unterlieB, Die iogen.
antimon- Spte9el 81 erSeuger, ODER baS an-
tirlor ais UletaG bar;nlteien ulo eS oerSurD
%porSulegen. Iub ipurbe g%eta0elt, baB er
feinen Der erSeugten Nieoeridl10e moa, nm
gettau feftSultelen, ME bel Antimlon I'M Otas
gen porbanoen mar, mas nit leid)ter Wtiibe
hattie geibebeu f6nren. SIM l~lebri9eu ioll
Die Nnalpie nod rtdtigen 9runbiaeen aus.
9efiibrt moroen lein.
= CUR Snformation unierer 2eier benerteu
mir, baB Sredipetuiteiu unb Autimon OaS,
ielbe 1T. SrcdypeinItcin 1T meinlteiuiaures
antimonfali, ncl9eS unter oieiem 9tamer in
bca Sanpel tommt nno aagcmeiu &C.
braud)t iuirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

aaffreuuoihaiilidle Iufnabme cerielben bel
tbrtr neultden Ser'ammlun9 in Baltimore
iurlroen geitern BON Srn. Greenfield I'M erIteit
8atbsjneige porgelegt nHo mrs Brotofoa
ciHaetragen. Die Seldliife iino all ben
StaotrNtb ulo bic MitglieSer Der @ros. Som-
thuret 9erittet, bonn %. september 1871 oas
tint unO nurbet bon Cir 8eui. Dean, @roB,
Somtbur ber @roBtomthurei oon 0taIiadu=
let's ln0 Gbooe SSlan6 in Der SibunQ otS
Ser. St.sSroBlagerS beantragt mo cinltim-
mig angeHommen.
9ru. 8. Sol e mann'S 8lanp or
Dem Staotrat e. - Sr. Drills itbers
CAB benz Spettcn G%atbSSpeige geitern cine
0enfidrift uuiereS lpohlbetainteu Dtitbiir=
gers Srn. %. 6olbmann, morin rrrietbe in
ausiibrlidler Weiis leiren 9lan sum Saue
cineS Yropelors fir oas Seuer,9 Department.
beipriht. &ir baben Sl mieberbolten Wtaler
Diittbcilungen barber gebrad)t uuo Speiieln
nidt barar, bab ein inl 8aiiin lie9enber, nit
90idl.S crdtbidaitcu ueriebener 0ampter itd
bel SrI1oeu in ben Dem 0afeu nabegelegcz
ucu Sbeilen Der Staot rom grDBter RuBeu
c~rlueiicn wiirbe. Die 9enfidrift purbe bcrl
Gonlite oeS Seuers @eienS sur Sc9utadtulg
iibcrgeben.
9ie @aSfrage. Som ~Slueiten
OtulVp0lpNIHN llul HNIlSlh Ntli SbluJlHD lh IT.
ten eill, Der einen 9en1einiamen GrtrasIuss
ihuB nit Inter ud)ung Der llriadle beS elelt.
oerl SaieS, beS Uerabi1umten @aSrGbrenlcs
gems II. i. 10. einiett. Der erfte trat Dem Be
ldlllIlie Eel ulo erlaIHte ieinerieitS Die SS.
sing, @rccnfielo mo Settler 81 NusiduB-
DtitDliebern.
Nod elm Il uteriu0 II II q Sc o III / e.
= SIM criten &athSSucige pdiltrte ein bon
ISrn. Sting ei%ngcrcidltcr Seid)luB, rucldcr baz
raul antrG9t, baB Gin SpeSialsGomite beioer
3rueige ernannt iueroe, itnt Die aiitla9e su
nnteriitAen, oaB bic Seuer- @onlmlIidre init
lleberl6rcitung lbrer geieblihen Sefugniie
etnel ipetteren SeGultel augcItelt babcn lllo
Idlarircll, rro Elm ODER nlebrere Wlit9lieoer be-
iagtcr Gommiiiou gieierarten oes SclCr-0cs
partemelttS inn. Der 8eihluB wnrpe geItcrn
I'M 2. GatbSSwct9e porgele9t, bate aber bort
oaS ShtdIal, 9etafelt 81 meroclI.
Nol9enoeS trGgt uieleidt baSi bel, hem &c
icr @ritenS Die Wiotiue fir @iubriu0uug bes
SeidluicS i'm eriteu i3peige unb 3meitenS
otejentgen iitr Safelun9 %oclielbcn I'M ~Slueiteu
3petgc 81 ertlaren:
SameS %. Sing, ein BruSer btS Nltrag'
i%telerS, luuroe ais Sbmann Der Spritells
eompo9nle 9tr. 6 wegcn Standardization II.
r~eipettptorigcr acuBnnngen gcgell bcn @9cf'
Sn9erlielr Sptlman, relp. pegcu SppoItion
gc8el GrbDbung reS Spiaman'iACn @ebal-
ties our1 Sci6mdeen BON Mitglieocrn pcS
porigen StaOtratbeS abgeieet.
9ic 0ugei0ulOigten yScrbrehen" oer6eier-
conlmildre beltcbeu in Undergraduates ans
lteltung zines IlStcbrtrS uno Gcinl9erS fir
ptn Sbcrltod ibreS gotales, iopie in Gala
rirtng OeS Sbmunnes Der Safenz itno Setter
conlpa9nie Or. 3 ais Tlllerman, iucil CT ais
1ioBtomm ben YterbebanOel perhebt unO fiir'S
Department. Yierce e%infaAft.
Ser erlle !3weig cruann:e Die S0. Sing,
SOlpion mo Srn6orfi 6u MtitglieOern oeS
ll1tcriuAnng sNnsl6niies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

III uHp W elge. SH pet IululYtH
PSt. Taperiusfirde, Gfe Der Galpert. ilno
YleaiantItr., fano pOrgeiternyiadmittag mad
Der Yeipsr burd) ben Gr,biihof, nnterfiibt
bonn Sofm. S'Gonnor, friiteremS iiAof BON
Bittsburg, benz So6m. P. Miller, YaItor
Der ct. 4aperiusfirde, uno ailberen @iirSelt.
trdgern, bic feierlid,e %giHiegnilns Der bier bon
gnglano oils MifionSre ber9eihidtsn Sodp.
6. 5owliug, Sames Sore, $. Noonan uno
Gbs. 8igneout fat. 9efanntlih trafen oieie
5erren III 0esleitung bes Superiors bes NRii.
iionSs@ olegiumS gu Wtia Siu, Mibbleier,
gnsl., Sofm. Or. Yausban, u~nlaltsft i'm
Oanpfer Berlin" bon Southampton bier
elm. Cine groBe Mcnge 6arbiger uiib gSeiber
mar bel Der Seier 3ugesen. Grsbiidof Spaf-
biug, in polem Ornate, itelte Die pier MiIiis
onare Dor, bic Der Yapit ie1hc, nm ausidlieB.
lib ben 6arbigen bas @uaugelium 81 preoi.
gen. 9ieranf folgte Dr.. Sausban, mslder
eingehenber ben l3ued Der Miiiom, bic fid
banptidlid auf bic Siibtaateu eriredeii
fuerbe, idiloerte nuo mittbeilte, baB bas iunae
su WfiI Stu balb nod mebr Itifi.
ondre ienben perbe. Die nunmebr einaetrei.
fenen pier Mifiondre tuerbsn sunGdt aaf
bes Grsbiidofes lire arbeiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

Senator snrimer brsGte ssftern i'm Senate cine,
SslGins en- llI, pom I. Sui ndtifen Sabres Sas De
eartemsnt tug Srnoesisnern aans uho gar auf,ube,
bern aid Sic Grbebuna esr 9aren ouiasbobean per
ben. DAP bas obns Sddbi8uns Der SntereNsn oes
eanoeS seiheben fam, i~intertie9t teinem 3uetieI
SSbrr tder u 60, oas Die GauienDe mo 1ogisn6e Dor
gtamten. iuelte ieet an Der oisnilidsn aripps se.
s anisisse sDe 'usrssn ,' am o %lS@ss sfIIaS SIq SRasI ls gf :, sTs
tsrtrslbsR,, uno d iuiro ibnen Das nm 70 rSsriss,
idtpsr ,ialen, ais fe bic politiitru SanbIanaer &c,
COMMUNICATION II. Der Tttalieoer OeS s ons relies fnS,
uno dig thn!usise arbelt fir is Dor nnb In ben Tars
te!@S Snosntlonen perridten. Die 1otal, @innabmep
SaPr, .pouon iebob minoeitens $4,000 ODD 9rbes
9ln9stoften In ab5u9 Su brtuasn fnA. DID ofR,eleu
Hablsn iauten olsrottn9s qnpsrs, aber Ole inSirets
! : n Soften, tgs!Es sas' stsusra Department in ben
gsISlt StsgsriGtsbottu, ierner fir mllitdrlide Yei'
tSus ~ oen Grbebnn8ssaoncn binsugerebnet ipereen.
Der RetnsSrtra9 bee Departemsnts III alio niMt
9iober oils $4,000 600. 9as @sfss ihreibt Dor. sSs
Gin Brosent Der fpneirien Sdtulb idbrlib eetiIot
wi,S WIZ ,psga nisisr Sstras nitt iibsridrittsn
aassa6e hin s2,000.0O0 p~errinasrt ,nsrSen, Mi
einem Donue BON 2s Yrpaeut, B. b. mil SIO'oon M
9oie, ote teft Nuttos i'm StadtSftate lieaen. fSnuts
es y alnsrtlr!ane Der 2ttenuiheg Gb6ib mttbsr aroSs
,s,s as!9ttats \ nstnpNsrthgat at ans cline ipeItere gripapp-
Steder uno bic Taren aui 8anfen uu6 Gorporntias
men. peIbe auh obne 6ortiesung bes iestaen SsnaY<
terients erboben iuereen, fonnten elnIttpei(en beihskoI,
ten lueroen. Inter foften Bebinsunsen tpiiSe ifhS Sie
Rehnuna, ,ipie lot9t, fteaen:
bsSnnssieasn ser 9a WIN Mo"N'ta VI. .oo mn ooo
WWiinssr.aaseabf Der TlIsnns Der Sttnio s9.004,0O0
Wtlneer. 4usaabe fir Sntersteu fir be N'No"o0o
0ftentlife Shulo ....,....... -. IA oro ooo
e tsnpslsd are, Garet auf 9anfen rnb "''O'"V
eotp0fa"ohsh ...... ~'........... $4,000, 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Die yair ;nm N5eftcm bes

ID UyS II o III c
i'm :, Ereinaurer=S empel" begann am S. 5esemtcr
nno pir6 big 5um Is. iort9eiest fusrben. Der 9rtra!
III 5uIn Neubaue Der Antalt, sd gaIpertz uno Ytea,
%iantir., betimmt. uno lperbcn aui Der auslteluns
cine 0iensc Der nitlititen Sausbaltunss . 5cScn'
ftdnoe, &oniitiren, Hdbnaitinen, Yianos, Yarlor.
Or9eln &C. 5u biatsen BrGiien ~pertauit meroCn. gu,
lnterboltung Der Su9eno tuerben on iebem Nadmit
tage itereoitopiidDe unbYtebelbiloer geSeigt, uno 8or,
itepIingen in Der Wia9ie unb Deral. itatttneen, nab.
~leiunseH uno Dergl. unterbattcn iperosR. 2Bir Der.
fDeiien lue9en oes WGbeten anf bic gnSei9e in ben Su.
~lerQtertsS pQlten unIereS Blattcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Scr Bows 0ome Nasarn

hm "btt''hunter SeWpei"
idlieBt fommenben 8rcitag. @eiern bate
er wisSer einen b6dft criOlgreiden Sag. bic
Sinotr mnrocn Jta6nittags init Saidenipie.
lerfiinitcu mtcrhalten. 4benbS laien i'm
unteren Saale 9r. 9. O.. Mias uub 1r. s.
Nic6abOen Steilen aus Slaiiiterl Dor.
iSeute fiibrt Yrof. Sarles icine 9iebelbiloer
in Grompel'ider Wauier Dor, unb ST. s.
s. 0toiber crllrtert oicielben.
Mtao, u. Srown hat Dem SaSar $500 &c,
Id,puft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
cln Ser ..Slrbeiterhaneu

an 9 t6s5rebertfnr.
iinb fir bae Sr6eitrion, bieies tpunSerbare gBerI
beutider Sunit, pieoer iedl8 neue BaIJen eingetroifen,
iuelbe ~iol9cnoe Yieecn reprdientiren: 4. SuuertiirC
bur nSiebiiben Glitter" LaGazza Ladra) BON 0ioiiini;
2. Supertiirc Sur "Stolienerin in al9icr;" 8. @alor
nad o6auit;" a. Gmeritaniidle 2ieber; s. Barrier Gin
5u9sntarlb init adt oeutlden Sieberi; 6. Notpourrt
Sr. Shlegd ldBt es iib, mic man iiebt, angelcoer
lcin, nidt nnr fir Gririihun9 isiuer @dlte 5u Ior9en,
ionbern aud abluehieiun9 In benz ibneu ~setotsner
ShrenidmQus an bieteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
GhiNsnohrichfen.

Der Sampier ~SercuIss," an Stidneu & Comp.
c%onii9rirt, fam geftcrn pon Bolton bier an.
Der 9ampter ySladtone," Capt. 9allctt, Lief
SonuaUeno BON Baltimore in Bottom an.
Der 9ampier rNfc9ieiaI,A Sapt, Splues, tad
Samitas pom Sojton berber in Sec.
Die beutite 9riea "BiOo," eapt. SCuteu. ieaclte
Sonnabeno, naboem ibre pom Jtto be Saueiro ulttse.
bradte 3ateeir1ht uusgelaben luoroen, in Auftrdec
uou &. D. Si8elow & Comp. pom bier nab Gtb.
mono, 3d., al.
Der Dainpfcr Sea Gull" Capt. DuttoH, trat
Sonnabeno lsine 6abrt uOR GRarIeiteH, S.sS., nab
uuiereln SGien ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

taiieu fb beS Abcnos einise Stunbcn aui Die anoe:
nebrnite uno unterbaltenote 2Beiie Subrin9eu. Sas
four Sr. Grani 6oipe bat Sanita9 A5eno etnen tdds
tt9en HG6iol9er In Der Yerion bes Srn. 9tice erbal.
ten. SRI. a9nes Robinion lit cine treilihe @oloras
r<S6r9erin, bls ielblt Die ihpieri9ien 8aiiassn
nit ihrer &hnle iihrrminhct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Die sonntaaSidnle Der ,Mans
bplph=(SupeucU

giebt Sonncritda Ibeno, ben IA. DECEMBER, unto
Wiitlpirfun9 uambditcr muftdlii6er uu6 litcrarliter
ardite in Naine's Sale cine Soiree, ~betebenc aui
fetlalnatoriiGen Sortrdsen erniten unb beitereu Sn
balts, Sialo9en, 9borsefdrgen uno Coils. 9e
mnittaliite 3beil hes gro9rammes itebt uuter Sei,
tun9 oes Broi. Sarrp Sanoers. @intrittsfdrtcn iini
in Der Slater'ihen 8u6lanolun9, Rr. 19t, Glib
Broaoipap, bel ben S1ilern un6 an Der Safe Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
0er Q~;eSerf,ou,n


bat auf Nlittipo6 Hbsnb. ben IS. De5., icin siueites
9ou3crt oieier Saiion nebit Sal in Der p@oncor6ia'
oeranhaltst. Ittiue iuie pafiiue Wittslieber icbeI
eieier 6~eiiiuitdt nit Spannung %entgcsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
Bcfs@altimurers diikc @cirai6aft,

SSeV>VulltHlnrerS UHEcH>VeltuIWuTI
nniern Nit9lieoern ole ttdurise Na6riht, bd6 Itz
fer ShiieeHbruter Sr. Spbauu :. @eters mt EUoe
Gb9egangen. 9Gs SesrGbni6 finbet beute, Sien;
flag, Radmittas nm e ubr pom 5rauerbGuie an
Der pratt;. nabe. SremontitraHe,. aus ilatt. Die
Scamtsn itno duigstoroert fh idmmtti6 beute
Ndd}mtttaa 4 ubr 8ebnis SbeiInabnie an oer Seer
oi9ura in Der Wfed,dniess5aue" ein5uinoeu.
t294) Carl Stein, Suuptmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

Ciss last alto mad. guibebuus aacs Snianblensrn,
my ansH1Prle Der iettgenannfen, beren grbebuna
seife Srtfos Seamten %eriorbrrt, tinen llcberIdbuN Ron
o, 600 ibrig. Das iuia aber 81. Gnmner nitbt; sr
ptu nur, Bat bic !g%eiualtise poiitiihe Wiaihins SsS
OeParteIaents, ipelde untcr @onfrole BON Ooualoe
gu DieHfsn bes YIifoerten frbt, unter bic S ontroie
pon pm. Botttped 8eifent iuerbc unb far SIN. Sums
ner II. !. 10. ntitbdr aemadbt werbe. w."
Oer lette Woben-9 sri6t Der Wep. yorfer Wonfeu
" pisoer iebr 9anhi9, anb es untetfiesTfeinem Sipei,
isl, rap tebr baie etne Grtetdtcrlng bes Gsiss
Die aeftri9en Gertdufe auf Der bte1aen B5rte mn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

9uubesbCBirEs @cribt. (gor Rihter
@iles.l Sobn Carton, ahiaHatdr in BEN Gontnrss
8eriabren oes Sobn z. seiter, eeeeu Sdaboo Seou
uHo Aubere iptes oas @eritt ben Nntrdg bes Nil :
guatdrs aui Gin oorliuHges 8erbot thr bic @uratoren
5crDIs uno Sean, scpi0es ~fiesenbes Gl9entbum unz
ter Den 6lnmtr an brtngen, nb.
Der @cridtSbof uerta9te lih bis beutc.
Yer Bro5eB 9egeu 5obu 9iernep IL. Sobn 8ritbett
fue9en VI 10 bnnoIrna bes beutiheR Wa<
tro c 3d8cr aui BEN auiternlanee miro beute i'm
Bnneesbe5irtsa9ertdte DorGenommen iueroPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
ss=EsSie ,@iGmuno : DorfFn6s
. GiirnhnhnsQinir.W

Bon Nlttuo6, ben 10. Ssptsmter, an ,oerbeu bic
,9onen. l3neniabrenSea, NIB bequemen Sampler
gter W. 10, St9btitrosenss 8crite, nabe SorrsitraRe,
iesen Sag No6mttta9s mn 4 1br nad ne ffpoint
alS esn anoersn Sanenn9s(eten am gorihuIie, 3D.,
.oltgnno ono Y ortHu6s Stienbabn" nab 0tidinonb, Ies
,iSoarg' gselte Snipbur SPRINGS. Danpiae, MSils
mahslon, Spuflotte bis Weiu=O rleans. Gradtolter
neW alsn gnntten In Sirainien unb @%arotina ipsrben
ta9li9 us Natmitta9s 61lbr an9enomncn. Matrn
vosnle nieer's, mic nit Der Yailinie uno iibcr Sorts.
mmoQtp nab alien Ylniten in Carolina, GbarIptle.
Nailetgb. @olosborougb, ssoUetteuiae, Wilninaton
u. ~ Nutttun8sn iilr Surdiabrt une 0urbitadbt
pefoeu %8ornntttt nno bic Staten ebenio nieoria, lpie
aut anoeren Jfouten geitelt. W.
gabr8elo nad Rtdmonb ........ 49, &c,
Sa9t9ele nab Nidmonb unb surId 6,ub.
m Ba9t9elo nab alien anberen guntten i'm aleidcn
Ssrbdttniife. =" s""P'"
galasisre. ipeIde 9oltimore Habmitaas a ubr
n%erialen, trefen irit. "a llts in 8ihmono. Wa., cin,
'po f~ ahe S6neu5fiae Ea6 benz Siiben an5dIiebcn,
Ssfnucic. e,raftp, @encral. Iaent
taua.3 80, t2Ulte.) ytr. t44, QiabtfroRe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12
ssR Mbfa6rt
Der Spffpuer Gd1uofShiSs

Sis Sampiittifs Der .0lcrdants' une Nimr,s
ransportatiois q sielf d fperbei bon bier nah
gonoil nber ytorIou an nno natb Sreifag, Ben 30.
sS3eptteihoer. lsSsn Stsmhas unb Nreitaa, Wlttees
IL a25, anhatt glenta9S uno Donnerfass, Hadmitl
SsFlDtfer NIT oieler einic lolten iid bieIe Nenoe-
ruEEa merten nne Die Waqren bemssmdS ibiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-12

JEss - baltimore Sasgnrbanna
Sampfers@ eieaidaft.
Sfeenfdrc Clinic (Spnntaas ansaes
fton1meD naeb 3prt Seppdt, SaSre
be Grace nnS GiSc @atcr= Sanal.
Sampli9it nsaneater," capt. 9bomas Mbnar,.
SSSnlpllGst y 9nniata,' CAPT. Sbcs. S. Ybilips.
Nm uno nab 6reito9, 81. alprif, geben Die ohiasn
SGnlpler taatt4 (Sonntuss ausaenommen) ressIs
m!aBis nm ubt Gbenos pom Sufe Der SBeh. 1aflSs
Moenus ab.. 3uriidtebreno ~DerlaSien bic 9ampfer
Sgft Sepont UNI 3 lbr une Sapre be G5racs nm
Der a9ent Der @eiali6ait In Saore be Grace ipirb
Se unlaonn8 Der Bradt fir Ole 5ibe g8aters obsr
YssiHnlg.nania. anS!s. ioiple au6 Der bird oiefe Ga
~beiQrsen:
8rGhtaiiter iperoen tdsIid bis 4 iibr Radmittaos
N ginlptan9 9enomulen uno 5u biui9en Raten uio
f~or9tdltig eeribift. -
Aa- DuplitGt=@ onnoiienents finb ertorocrti6.
Scf. .Idine5 SapIpr, &gsrf,
(96-l Hr. 2t2. MScfts Sauss NIrtn,,e.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-09-13
BURLINGTON,

Leaving the Eas. and arriving at Chicago
or Indianapolis, how shall we reach the
West? The best Line is acknowledged to
be the c., B. & O., joined together with the
& NJ. Railroad by the Iron Bridge at
Burlington, and called the BURLINGTON
ROUTE.
The main line Of the Route running to
Omaha, connects with the great Pacific
Roads, and forms to-day the leading route
to California. The Middle Branch, enter
ing Nebraska at Plattsmouth passes
will this year be finished to Fort Kearney,
forming the shortest route across the Con-
tinent by over 100 miles.
Another branch of the B. H., diverging
at Red Oak. falls into line running down
the Missouri through ST. Joe to Kansas
City, and all Kansas. Passengers by this
route to Kansas, see Illinois. Southern Iowa
and Missouri, and, by slight divergence,
can see Nebraska also.
Lovers of fine views shonld remember
the Burlington Route, for its towns ''high-
cleaning from afar" - its tree fringed
streams-its rough bluffs aud quarries-its
corn-oceans stretching over the prairies fur
Their than eye can reach.
Land buyers will be sure to remember it,
for they have friends among the two thou
sand who have already bought farms from
Geo. S. Harris, the Land Commissioner of
the B, g. N. r. R. at Burlington, Iowa, or
among the four thousand home steaders and
pre-emptors who last year filed claims in
the Lincoln land office, where "Uncle Sam
is rich enough to give us all farm
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Sas csNg Notices.
WHY TRAVEL rHE ERIE.

1st. Because it daily runs Four First
Glass Express Trains through, Withhold
change, to New York from Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Dunkirk, Suspension Bridge,
Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Rochester IN d.
rect connection Nth all Hestere lines, thus
atfording choice of f. We different routes.
I'd. Because It's passenger coaches, being
of the broad guage pattern, and over foot
wider than those in use on competing lines,
afford the most commodious and pleasant
means of transit to and from the seaboard
Sd. Because its Drawing Room and Sleep
ing Coaches are provided with all the lux
uries and conveniences of first class dwell
ling, and in splendor Of outfit rival the
tabled glories of Belshazzar's palace.
4th. Because it is The Short Line from
the principal Western Cities, via Niagara
Falls, to New York and carries the traveller
through scenery unsurpassed in variety or
grandeur by any on the American CONT
nent, giving him, en- route, magnificent
view of the Grandest Natural Wonder of
the world.
5th. Because its hotel and eating saloons,
established at regular intervals along the
line, are the most spacious and the best
conducted in the world.
9th. Because you couldn't persuade me
to go by any other line
It'll. Because all you have to do is to ask
for tickets "via Broad Gauge Erie Railway"
and you're always sure to find them for sale
at all principal ticket offices. and at the low
est current rates 348
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The State F0ir.-As the time for
holding the Annual Fair of the Wisconsin
Agricultural Society draws near, few
words on the subject will not come amss
to our readers. The Fair will open at the
Cold Spring grounds, near Milwaukee, ON
Monday tho 18th Of September. and will
continue throughout the week. Great pains
have been taken by the society to have the
grounds placed in better condition than
they have been at any previous Fair. The
exhibiting rooms have been enlarged, and
many more stalls and pens for stock have
been erected, so that all who bring anything
tor exhibition will find ample 70 ON and ac-
the coming State Fair will be one of the
finest yet held by the society, and the num-
bers IN attendance larger than ever before.
We trust the farmers and mechanics of
Jefferson county are preparing something
for this exhibition which will reflect credit
on themselves and the county. Our cou nty
is easy OF approach to the Fair, and she
should be well represented IN both mechan-
ical and agricultural display. These agri-
cultural Fairs are productive of much good
to our people generally, both as exhibitions
and az stlmulants to Improvement in the
agricultural and mechanical arts, and ther
fore everything should be done to enhance
Their interests. This can be best accom-
piished by the variety of the exhibition,
and representations from all sections of the
State.
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Gift Concert of the WdteYfO,y,l

Gift Concert of the WaterfO,Un
Watsicat .Society.-Ths Musical Society,
Concordia, of this city, are out with an ap-
peal to the public in favor of an enterprise
which will at once benefit the soc iety and at
the same time give everyone an opportunity
OF supporting good cause with the pros
pect OF having their liberality rewarded with
a prize. In other words, the Music al Soei-
ETY. propose giving Grand Gift Concert en-.
tertainment at their hall in this city on
Tuesday evening, December Goth
For The better accommodation of the Saen-
geIfest held here in the year 1865 the socie-
ty found it necessary to enlarge and reft
their hall, and large debt accrued
which the society from that time to this ha, g
yanly endeavored to liquidate. 1t is for the
purpose of raising means to remove this in
cumbrance from their hall, and thereby place
the society on a more substantial foundation
that their friends and supporters have in
duced them to hold the Gift Concert now
announced to the public.
The Watertown Musical Society Concor-
dia, was organized abo at ten years ago, and
has always been composed of some of our
most substantial and reliable citizens. Unit
ing themselves for the cultivation of musical
art, they have struggled along until they
have gained reputation at home and
abroad for devotion to the advancement and
development Of popular taste. The plan
dopted for the assistance asked for must
meet with popular fav or. Ten thousand
tickets are to be sold at SLIGO each, emitting
the holder to admission to the Grand concert,
which of itself will be worth the money,
and at the close of the entertainment So 600
will be distributed by lottery among the
ticket holders. The drawing will be under
the management of some of our leading bus
mess men, whose well known reputation
throughout the State is sufficient guaran tie
that everything will be conducted fairly and
honestly.