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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21
S(uS Netpsy ykprf,

gtem q orf, 20. 9tou. - Siueeo lcil9'
net, baB CT bel Der y Sowlung grcen Saoin8Ss
Yant" betbeiligt 1T. Gr gcliebt, boB cr Yra.
iibcnt ber ,Snarbiau Sauings' 'Sanl" lei,
ia9t iebo6, oaB sr nit bcr SeidlaftSleituug
9tidtS su tbun babe. Gr iagt, Der Sice'Prd-
lioent babe Der 8anf @runbbefs in Wcrtbe
bon $500, 900 ,ur Ycrignng 5cicat, I'M ite
in ben Stano ,u ieesn, ibren $rblnolid)iciten
nad,,uiommeu.
S. Smitb, Sice.YratScnt Der yNational.
Sapiugs' Sani" ertldrt, oaB beltc alle Sor'
osrungsn beiablt weroen iollen.
0ie ySimes" ia9t, Gouaro Sd)e1 III bonn
5ti6ter Sarnaro Sunlaailirer Der o9lational'
SapiugS- Bant" ernanut uno lu,ro leine Stellc
beute antreten. Stan nleint, baB biele Sanf,
io,uie be Guardian" uno - ySowling Sreen
Yaur alle 2lulpriidDe ibrer OepoFtoren be-
frieoiaen ,uerben, allein cS 1T 3meiielbait, Oh
fie ibre Seid)Gfie ruieoer auinebmcu lueroen.
or. emanuel y. part, Elm leitenocr ;, Gam'
manp,Sad)em" 'a9t, Sweeb miiIIe eine Stcl.
lung ais WtItglieo OCT SaninlanpsS Seiellld)ait
uno oeS bemoiratiid)en Scneral. Gon,ite'S dui-
osben; fails CT bieS nid)t freiipiuig tbus, ruer-
6e man Sbritte tbuu, um ibn oa,u 5u Sipin'
gen.
Tibarb Q. Gouno0p bat auiieinen Soften
ais Sontroleur relgnirt NIB ber Wagor hat
Inore,p s.. @rssn an ieiiter Stelle ernannt.
= Sopobl bic ,Ouaroian eparbanf," g"
ais aud bic ,Soplings s@reeusS Sauingsban"
blisben bents ssidllofcn. SGepbarO Snapp
lit ann Curator Der getteren erltaunt woroen.
Cine sroBe anSabl BON Sspofitoren periuhte
beute perSebens, fd GinSang gu peribaien.
Die ,HatiOnal Sapln9S Sanl" 5oblt aue
Depolitcn.
| = Die 9tationats Irbeitsr nnion mad,t be-
fannt, paB tbre rdd)lte Gcnpeution I'M Sebraar
1872 IN Columbus, o., ltattfinoel piro {;
Der 4uiruf, meld)er eins &onpentlon had ySil,
minstou, Del., beruit, it poa unberedlgtsn
4erlOnen ausgegan9en.
Senrp u. Stebbius 1T 3nnl Part'Gom'
miHdr ernaunt iporoelt.
= Aae SirsttOrsn Der Yisilerbabn baben
abgebantt.
= Seit Samffag Wittag rpurocn 23 lpct
| tere Grirantungen an ben Blattern berld)tet.
= Gegen Die Guardian SauinSs Saut"
1T oas Santerottperfabren einseletel poroen.
DaS 0erfinfen tcS xerraimS iiber
ben Wftuen 3u ODoc=Narf.
| Scranton, pa., 18. Nop. -0ie Sber'
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Or. z. &. yiieorS's

nae bcfebenos Oliee, Rr. t4t, Gauettes, 3spls
iten Baris une norparoh.
Dr. Rieorb bot bie lestsn 70 Sabre ftlner urnianss
rriten Yrdris Der ipesielsn 8epanoiunD bon getoen
oer'parnorsars, 0iutpersiitnnsen, 9als., Ra{sns
unb 5auusioeu getpcmet. Snn9e teute, ourd lns
RsruenApdds, or9an!ider gntfraituns, Sttern,
Herhopnns, .Suiten, BrnfiGmersen, por.eittaem
0ertals sts Spitens u. I. |. bsbaitet, tpslde pom
sisnne uuo 10 oaiielbe nod itescrn. on 3pspepie,
Nusssbruas obsr seberteicen behanoslt tperoen -
perspeiielt ndt ionoern eitt 5u Dr. Sieorb, che es
an |pdt ia unb la6t GudJ fuieherlofensn! Sn alien
&afien ,urb pstlun9 garantirt. &oniultirtunben:
lis ht. 9 bls 3 1859 ubri eonntass 10b II nbr
Rorulittass. tA4 u
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2oPalber,d,te aus S9a,binatpn

gBaibington,2 20. Roubr.-0le SlsrtS
bss Slotten.0epartements babcu s3l8.50 fitr
SBlca8o bcigelleuert.
- Ser y0auleu Glnb" bat Srau Sarab
s. Opener oils 9elcgatin Su Der oenuahit
III YhilaOclpbia ab5uboltenSen 6raue1'Son'
uention supGblt.
- 8m. g8biting, ciu 12iabrigcr anabc,
fel Samitag albcnb oil ScagB'S Nreuinng
iiber einen Sauien Giisnbabu Shicnen uno
Oerlette id 10 ibper, aB CT itarb, bepor CT
nad) leinsr gSobnung idDoiit mar.
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Wortietrus foI9t.l
Seleoraphiidle SepeIdelt.

t8on Der nAiioclirten Breffs" fir ben nDeuti6su
@oueponoenten" beribtet. - Der s@orreipon-
bent" III ous enSige osntide Wior9sRbatt Ydls
tiInore'e, petdes Ole Snldnol uno Babel Des
pstbsn be5iebt uno ooutGnoig perpifeuttt6t.)
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Mcnc Nn3eigcn.
Saiiun=SiIlct
fir Il. Srdcr's gSurlcilluacn

mhHtn Spnneriiaa. ben %. Rouemhcr Jpiidtn 10
uno llbr init Dem SbopmrRtr Nrn. y Z. Grp-
eT tn btr 9oncorcid" pCtrctbnet mrhCn O6CT trlbrr
in ielnrm GbeibdltsiUtult, Stt Der Rraus uuo RacGs
SrQ6C.
B,lte, bic HE ~ itrcr Scit ntbt be,attt ubo abe
gtllcictt nnb, Uct6Cn alS pcJiGuit bttgGhtCt
ioT7-q, IuN (grftutiu. u utifr.
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flGde iiber ben Sobleumiuen III Sgbc Bari lit
felt aslteru NM eiHcn SUB tiefer cingcunteus
inoeiicn glaubt man, oaB ben bnrOui feb H.,
ben GlebGuoen feine iueitere @efabr orobt.
Or bur6 oaS @tuTnfcn ueruriad)te Sdaoen
biirfte iih alIf $50, 900 belQuieu.
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Sin uuttrncbmtnoer oitmeiter. -
GbOrleS yamb, GrpUltmtiitcr bon SrOntIin,
Uitnn., 1T III lInttrinbunJ atjo5Cn luoroen.
Gr ion ieit iiini Subren ein idwungbaftc5
@tibait nit gtiili6ten 8lntnotsn bctreben
HuO aus otclcm ien auf 100000 gciAdgteS
&ermbAen ,.Nemaht" Aaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21

9Dier's SDrup aas Wamuii arabirnm
gegea
9uffeu, GrfdltMns, Sronditis &c.
aerner's Obcrbaut=grSeuser
geeen aae Saut,rdntbeieu.
Gfipin Sareefiun, Gpotbefer,
Worsoft:Gde Der SaItimurss uns Sisbar,
fWnYtf10 1ISI
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llebcr bic an Srcltag III Yum. Waii., Der
iibte @reueltb a eineS BARRIERS rpiro be
rid)tCt: ,3n 1Duu, UtGii., wuroe ain Sreitag
Ibcno 9obn y. Clinton. icneS 3eibsus Gin
@arbicr, oui ben &erooft biu pcrbaiict ,icns
Srau oui etne barbarids gSciie 9etootet III
baben. IS iucrocn bariiber iOlgeuoe @lnjcll'
beitsn beridItet: Glintou, ber i3 Sabre alt it,
mobute nit ieIner Srau uno atnoern III el'
ntm Eramt0anie III Sowarolr. Treitag
abcuo um 10 llar ucrnubmcn jluei Hadbu.
riunen cin @cranid) bon wudltlgn Sallagen,
bos aus Siinton's 9auie ;u tonucn idlen,
uebIt Sridlrei mo St0bucn. ga Der Yam
suualnl, 10 ndlerten iie ilt benz Sanie nno
bord)tcn uuttr beu Senitcru, luoraui bas Se.
riud ioiort ouib5rte. Sie ginacn nad) i5rSn
gSohutugen jurud, luuroen aber III elnsr
Stertcltlnoe 6urd baiitlbe @eraultD gtt1rt,
uno ais Tc piccer R1bereS oariiber 81 ergriiR-
oeu md),en, perllummte cS III gleitler gSelle
pie oua erlte pial. 6icraui blicb Iltes rublg
bis un 10 Diinnteu uab 9 llbr oieidben
Radbarinnen wahruabmen, eaB oaS Saas
branute. Dtan erang bInein ilno iauo Scntr
au perihisoencn Stelcn auSBebrehtn. llnter'
anorrem lab man aui bem Sausfnre ein
Sunoei SleIoer brennen, uno ais man es
naber unterludte, seigte eS GA, eaB oieie
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Sie belten Stcirtnblrn 81 oen nirSrigz
firm WreiScn.

.Guners oitpner @ompagnie,"
ibiuer uuS raid brcnnence soblen-eie bcfen 9oblen
aui Dem bleiieen Dldrfte
lu oerfauien
3arreniabuug5 Sonuenipetie.
Nud n9Iten's Saueuz" uno Gumbcrldnoer &oblen.
6. r. SiggS uno JamcS Iiaas, ageuten Der
sBaItlmorer aobtcn 4" II. linton s@iienbQ9ns9 omp."
Bureaus: Dfr. ., SputhifrGbe.
8otleuhoi: Gcfe Der Hortb' une mfaeiion:
Gtra6e. tSttt4,t94l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21

aleiOer ben idrsdlia icrid)lageusn uu6 Usrs
brannter 86rpsr Der brau Clinton sntbieften.
Die Ttammeri puro.ll gel6idlt. 9lad elHem
Seriht ioq wdbrsnooeni bic lluglidli6e ben
arm nod belps9t uHo nui cine bemtrfbare
GSeiie 9eGtbmCt babsu; nb,r Die mahriheiuIis
dIere 9tEgabe lautet, oaB baS Sebsu idloH
eHtilobtiI mar, ais man ben S6rptr nuffaub.
un,uet oapOH la9en bic Srud,nide einsr Ses
rofu.qampe. Sei Ger Seftti9uug Der 9eis
dJenihauers llnteriudlng purOen g9uuoeu
am 6opie unO auf Der Stut entoedt, bic NIT
einem ltumpien gSerI;eHgs beiGebradt 81 itiu
idliensn. Die @efbtSSiige iuaren nntenntlldl
geluorbeu, unb oaS Daar mar bolllldHolg ab-
gebrduHt, 10 6ab Der S9dbd fabl unO pom
Sran6e gedudrjt mar, pGbTeno oaS BIelldl
bon oeu SdnoeH, glrmeu uHo benz yelbe iid)
abl6pte. Yian III Der auIldlt, oaB Der N2ann
nit ieiner Srnu etHen Strelt bate, III ociien
&erlaui CT bic &trohniampG mad Ihr uarf
uno tie an Ole Srgll rnf. udS Die srmabuten
NuuoeH usruriadte, baB oGs Gel iIdl iibtr
thr Sleib ergOB unb baB ie bir SlamnIen elu'
dtbmete. Gucue 9laubtu, baB cr ote ATme
NIT ieiutu NhBbnublungeu gct6Otet un6 bar
dui tbre <iocy anaciIiaost habs. Ser Htis
djtnbei6aICr Utro Die Sad)e 9riIuoltdl inter.
iudlFu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-21

llebcr eineH & q III D ~ 1t etuerl 10 l.
0en Gber btrdltct man aus %ort STUis,
y. D.: ,4lS f!tTtid lSIliom Sane, ell
lugcr Rauu i'm \ rHNe oe5 Nrn. SennS ..
jiiQgS bel g9nrmid, einen Uerlpiloelttn Gber
in 6eu Stal trtibcn polte, muroe bic Scftie
Uih, febrte fdl gcgeu Otn Dlann, nno
tylcb Inn in Die Sdc ciu.t bobcu SrettruaHo.
Ser @bcr raHuts uiitpsAo uui ibu Su, uno
NNue, ocr cine lllrie StGnBe IN Der 9auo
bate, pertbci6igtt ildl nit olitIOCn, uHo htelt
iid) buS 3orugc &0lcr etUa jlbn DtmuteH
LAM pom gelbe. liluu abcr Rnhnl Der Sbtr
cintn geiuaIligtn Nulaui unb fam oem Sane
10 nuhe duf ccu Geib, 01B iBm oe Stnuge
nid,t'S mebr uitgte. Naue that eaS einii0e,
uaS ibm III itiucr Gage nod gu thuu iibri5
oeblieben lUur, nm ieu yebtH ~ retGn, er
iprang iiber oaS b6Sartigt Gbicr neg. Der
Sbcr rib Inn babel nit itlncm SouSahu bd5
oldc 9eber ieneS SttcitlS aui llieB ibm ben
.}abn III ben SUB, unO iblcnotrte ben llnnH
mitoer in Die Gdt iuriid. Gbe Der @btr lei
nen &ortbcil uuiOlgen tOnntc, crgrlft SaHe
ole Sudlt unb llci ans yeibestrdtttn. Ser
Gbcr rouute Blntcr ibm bir, nUo rod che
Sane cas- NOitbor ereld)tt, lticB Inn Der 9ber
ocn t5aujabn III ben Sdleulc, uuo ueruri
'ad,te Dem Ytanuc cine Elafcnoe Son lan9e,
ciucu Sou tcic 2SunOe iibu Dem SHie. Rit
aroBer Wiibt ,uuroe oaS m!loe S0iGr ipdlsr III
ieineu Stall gebraft.
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. .arlor=Gbanoelter8,

T5HEluE>VyHNUtll
GarlcrzGbanoelers,
@arlorsG banbeliers.
3ibiiotbefs 6 hanesIiers.
8lpliotbet, banoeliers,
Si1liotbefaG GbaubeierS.
GbSimme II Is baneeliers,
GBSimmerz& banbellerS,
@Biimner.@ @banbelisrs.
&auSfiur: 6 baneeIisrs.
Sau5durz 9anbelicre,
Sau5iurs6b 6banbeIsrs.
2lue lirten Gjascinrie,tuuscu.
iiers unb y asrobrcn uno
Neparaturen fei
q. q. Tapirfou,
Rr. 5, Roloz9ibertptraSe.
(aprlt97SI) gir. D, Roro sebcrtpitr.
gayA Sobn =. s. Bcor9 ". Serrs,
iSabriflnten BON feuerfeiten 3iegelitenen,
nlt Der Gsprr pftsgSefs Ger siamburas mt asnrt
nerirefe perlcst, postbt ale aultrdss prompt
uueacfihrt perbcn. (San.6. tSO
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SluS &dliforuieii.


9btca8o, ". WoUbr. - Die e5ro5geu'uurtncn
baben beuIc tbrc Arbeit Uocnbct. DiccIbcn laeoits
rem uno brIobtn baS SuIagur oeS Yiapors WaioH.
ST anatt, ban Die S,aot oem GS5enerat qrohtn Danf
luloi9 IL ir Ole iratige art uno l4cllt, III iUtltcr
gT ole BOltlel Der uuulutltdgn StQot untgrniBtC.
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SSpn litah.
observation-disclosures d,t iuVYpc cmiira.

&bCgeunc, II. JtOp. Die eno9iltigt
2(biimmuug I'M 6auie Der Icrritorialgeicg'
9ebuug iIber ole SiQ oaS Sr0usuliimmred)tSs
8eict jlI lDiOYruicu, iuno bcntc Itatt; lttnm'
tcu oafiir, NIB guar ale QemOtrattn, nno
brci itmmtcn OaBe9cn, iGmmtIid IepublI
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9(us Sbio. = eifenbal,ns Is olliiIon.

GtnctRnati, 20. 9fou. - 9tabe SS.
1000 ,3uOiano, fauo oui ber ySbiosDtiifiip.
i'Sabn" cine Gcaiiion Ilueier SrabtSiiae
TAFT, nobel cine anSabl @NggonS, in beneu
ildl Sicb bcfanb, ;ertriImmert wurOen. Der
ciuit9c SerIette mar Der Sugenieur, Der cincn
}lrnbrldl erlitt.
Sier Viltgliebcr eiaer 9icbSbauoe iuuroen
Samltug in Spriu9fieS, Ohio, ju je 5 Sab.
ren ,3ud)tbauS Uerurtbeilt.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-05
GOOD
AT OLD PRICES ;

AS THE SOLE AGENTS in she United State.
for the LIVERPOOL WATCH CO., We are au-
thorized by them to close out Large line Of
European Watches Chains ETC., now in stock
for Cash, at prices never before known All
beautiful in finish, artistic in design reliable
for accurate time, durable, and of the latest
STYLE Every Watch will be retailed at less than
cost of importation, and forwarded securely pack
ed prepaid, to any part ofthe country on receipt
of price. Money can be sent TO rs by Express
with orders for Express Co. to return Goods or
Cash. which will secure promptness and safety
% purchaser Among orr list will be found.
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH SILVER, SOLID
DOUBLE CASE WATCH. genuine English full
plate jewelcd movements, adjusted regulator
steel cut hands, engine turn nerl, correct and
servieeable article. large or small size, in COM
plate running order, with IN elegant Gents
Vest Chain, Locket and koy, all complete, mail
ed free for FIVE DOLLARS.
AVERY HANDSOME WATCH in fine 1e
karat Gold plated Double Casses-iinitation Of
500 Gold Watch engraved or plain, genuine
English, full plate jewc,cd movements, adjusted
regulator, correct, ana in complete runnins
order with el-gent Gents Vest Chain, with
Lockct and Key, mailed prepaid for only
EJf:uTFEN DOIIkRS
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-05
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
~ Department OF
STRAf4HT UNIVERSITY.
Located over the Freedmens Saving B annl
ia Carondelet st.

Located over the Freedmens Saving B annk
ia Caronlelet st.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING, NO VACATION.
The old and young can enter at any time:
no distinction made in regard to race or
color The design of the Institution, is to
furnish opportunities to those Wishing
rapid, thorough and practical business ed,-
cation, fifty to one hundred per cent saved
by students, by taking the rapid commercial
course. Parties having ordinary ability,
who have entirely neglected their education
now have the opportunity to qualify them
selves for almost any position in the State,
in an incredible short time.
From two to three months is all that re-
quires to complete the commercial course.
Terms reduced to suit the times.
For further information call at the Col
lege.
Prof A. T. Selover,
Principal.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-05
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

The Mobile division of this road will be opened
for business on i- '
~. Monday. November q, 1870,
and MESSENGER trains will run ~ follows i...i
Leave New Orleaas, from the foot of Canal
street, for bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
sissippi City, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Psscagoula
and Mobile ut 8 o'clock A. NJ. Arrivive at Mo-
bile at 1880 O'Clock p NJ, connecting at Mobile
with the MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO-
BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROADS for
all points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
Leave Mobile for New Orleans ut II 20 A. NJ.
Arriving at 6:lO p. NJ.
Fare Between New Orleans and Mobile,
81 Five Dollars. .,:-..
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUIZ EACH
...s..t WAY DAILY. ....-
Freight received at New Orleans, at the foot
of Julia street before $50 P. NJ, delivered of
Mobile early next morning. ..r.r I'll -
FREIGHT AS LOW As by ANY OTHER
l. ROUTE f.... -a-
For further information, call Mt the General
Office of the company, rooms one and two. up
stairs. STORY BUILDING, corner Camp ant
Common streets. J.. r. KENDEICK,
General Superintendent
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REIOlPENING.

SEWING MACHINES-ALL NM
The pabIic have lang desired l the :. s.Tise
H Wsnt;rc. and Sewing Machine Findioe' ,sSis
=. ., and compare the working. OF one me SSss:ss
~ 49, mother. and select from the on
, n,.;ch thew desired to apply it. 10 slicp st
VIZ Sa invite You 81 $50 Canal street Agent. w.
100 Drift NJ 5. HEDnICK, General AeS''
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Louvr C6na- Iuice Week.
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY ut III O'Clock A. n.
&e&.JAFor RICE1.AND, POINTE-A-LA-HA-
sCHE, and all way landings on the
Lower Coast
The Steamer
San Nicolas,
T. A. Enderls, Master,
1.t John T. Richardson, CLERK
For freight or passage apply ON board or to
ni- VI. WOOD, 80 Peter St.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-05
The Oride Gold Watch,


IN MASSIVE OlkIDE GOLD Double Hunt
,ny Magic Spring Cases, elegantly engraved, or
engine turned, Genuine Patent Lever move
,ncnts, full jeweled, regulated and warranted to
keep correct time, and wear equal to Gold,
precisely like in appearance. make, finish, bril-
fancy of color $500 Gold Watch. One Of these
splendid Watches will I've forwarded by mail free
10 any address, in handsome morocco cave,
lined with volvet and satin, Ladies or Gents
size Watch for only TWELVE DOLLARS
Watches for Holiday Presents manufactured to
order. .l.. r..l .t> . +......l.
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES Of all
grades. in Gold and Silver Cases, from SIS up to
500. Other Good Watches equally low. With
every Club of six Watches, OF any kind. We send
one extra of same kind free, as a premium to
gcttcr up Of the Club. A superior stock Of Gre
nuino Oride Gold Chains, 81 TO Sc each, war
r.ntsd fully equal to Gold in brilliancy Of color
wear, ETC., Bills of over sl2 collected on delivery
if desired. All Bills of sl2, and less, must bt
cash in r. o.. Money Orders, or Registered
Letters, Mt our risk. Goods carefully selected
packed aud forwarded prepaid by mail, or by
Express, or receipt Of price. Safe delivery OF al
goods guaranteed. Watches forwarded to b'
examined to parties known, when express
chlrxsx both ways are paid No goods forward
ed west of the Mississippi River, with bill to col
lect on delivery. Purchasers must pay all OK
pres: charges on goods sent c. o. ID. alst
ier return of money. AL Cash orders forwarde.
free of charges to destination. Catalogues Free
Address all orders
e., ,CHAS. p. NORTON 4 CO.,
-. Importers Of Watches, etc.
Established 1857. SO Nassau ST., n. Y.
ssatsH u1s' FaI s488<r.- NO. JAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


SPECIAL NOTICE.
81. Louis, Iron Moutain and Southern
r -,a'rb Railroad. h0
1850 asf 1l-l ua
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco,
~ st Paul, Kansas City, Leavenworth. ST
Joseph, .r.4 ..,t..
aud all Points North, Fest and Vest.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Depot tlssily. at Z A. NJ. and p. n
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot of Canal
.treet daily at A. 81, via the New Orleans
Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad, making
close connections at Mobile with the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad to all points North, las
and West. efl r lrC4.
For tickets apply to
.,r- A. D. SHELDON.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and Grea
Northern Railroad, corner Camp and Com
mon streets, under City Hotel or to
| ipr W. BEDELL. *
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and Chat
anooga Railroad No. $50 Common street
under St Charles Hotel.
J. II. wINGFIELD.
General experimenting Agent St Louis, Iro'
Mountain and Southern Railroad
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-05

TO DESTINATION.
The Z A. n. Express Train runs Daily,
.li SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Makes close connections for Vicksburg, Mem
phis, St Louis Chicago, Louisville, and all
points beyond, Sleeping cars ut night. Canton
TO Grand Junctin and Humboldt ..-
The Nail Train l,a.ss New Orleans Daily,
at 5 P. y.
Makes schedule connections with Lightning Ex-
press traine to all points NORTH, EAST and
WEST. Carries the great North.n Nail.
TiMe to New York, " Hours.
New aud elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars
run to Humboldt, Tennessee, Cleveland, Ten
nessee. and Louisville, Kentucky.
| Express Train South arrives ut ! 30 A. u.
AIail Train South arrives ut ii :Oo \. NJ.
! Ticke. Office, Galveston, Iron Building.
| Ticket Offices, New Orleans, under City Hotel,
! Corner Camp and Common streets, and ut
| Depot. -..I
E.Q. SEWALL, General Superintendent
| J. b. MOREY, General Ticket Agent
New Orleans. jackson and Great Northern
Railroad
E. ,. FROST, General Superintendent
D. Il. MOHEY, General Ticket Ag ent, Mis-
| sissipp Central Railroad
| s. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-02
Get Land.

A man who holds good title to
a well chosen piece Of land has se-
cured tho services of faithful work
or, whose labors cease not whilo he
rests, and which will work inccss.
antly when sickness or accident rem
ders him unable to work himself.
1t is not such q hard thing to be-
come o land owner, even for persons
of very limited means, if you are
willing to begin in q very small way.
A very small sum will purchase an
acre of land, and after that is yours,
IL will seem to you, who never owned
a foot of ground before, quite a tor
ritory. lfyou plant and till it your.
self, tho products of the soil will in .
short time pay back and double the
amount paid for it. Or if your i'm
mediate needs require you at your
clerks desk or your workshop, the
rent tor your land will be coming in
70 aid you in your effort to force y
living out OF your small earnings.
Meanwhile your land is yearly in.
croasing in value, and is safe amid
all the fluctuations attendant upon
other investments. In few months
by economy and few acts of self.
denial, you can be able to buy little
more, and SO on from time to time
until you become an extensive land
owner. Mako good selection, as
suring yourself as to . title; buy
your aero or less, secure your deed,
and you are one step up the ladder
to competence and independence. -
Pitsturg Zeal Estate Register.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-02

a PETRIFIED EGa.-Mr. J. L..
Bracken, OF this place, picked up
near tho depot here, q potriied goose
egg. On breaking it what was tho
yolk. the white, skin and shell, were
Enthusiastically shown, proving that
it was once u veritable ogg, but now
it is rock, and very hard ut that.
We have all heard OF o 'hard nut"
but here we have a hard egg, and we
prefer the egg to the nut.
1t has been conjectured that this
egg camo from lime stone quarry
at LIE Grand, but this We conceive to
be mistake for it is not limo rock.
This egg must have boen produced a
great many thousand years ago, for
il is evidently from some quarry,
forming part oft. The goose that
saved Rome would be gray goose
If now living, because 80 very aged,
but thcn she would be but gosIing
to the one that laid this egg. This
goose had but little conception of tho
eggs.traordinary result of her lay,
furnishing a theme not only for u
lag, but for the philosopher, the his
torian, geologlst, the poet-and-
and--for our editorial.-Idma Cit-
i-en.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-03-02
To Make q Lawn.

The making of lawn on our prai-
rie soil is Q very simple process. In
the first place the surface must be
deeply plowed, or spaded and
smoothed down, and rolled. It is
then ready for seeding. We may
mix, say, two quarts Of timothy, two
quarts Of clean bluegrass (or its
equivalent in the chaff,) ono pound
Of white clover and four pounds of
red clover for an acre. After SOW
ing, pass over il with q light harrow,
or stir the soil with q steel rake, and
again roll. This last operation is
very important, as tho soil must bo
compacted on the seed and tho sur
face left smooth. Tho quantity of
seed as given above is abundant, If
the soil is properly prepared. 1t
must bo bornc in mind that, in seed
ing lawn it must bo done very
early in the season or we may make
. failure. Tho better plan is to pre-.
pare the lawn in the autumn, and
seed in March or April, just before
the frost is out, we then run no risk.
If VIC do the work in the spring no
time is to be lost after the fros. is
out. The bluegrass which is to be
the main reliance for the turf, will
require two years, at least to mako
q good turf in the meantime, the
timothy and red clover will make a
good showing, and by tho first Of
May the lawn will present o good
appearance. he red clover is q
biennial, and if not allowed to 90 to
seed, will be entirely out at tho end
of the second year.