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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Scr Sbiffs Sdnal iibcr ben
SithmuS.

G6tpagaua, %. 9lpril, itber SingtOu,
9amaita. a.-9ie Sermeiiung Der Canal 6onte
bon Gupica,8a nad gltrOto itbcr ben gtdp
pipe. S(uB 1T poltenOet lnN it Der Ser. st.
3dmpfer ,9ieiaca" IurtIdgctcbrt, nm Die An.
funit Der lluteriuduugS Somnliiiton bon
Soca Yapa abSnuarteu. Die @utiernung
bon Der Supica Sai nad BEN Nitrate lings
Scr llicr beS Nopipe betrd9t &c Wtellen nnO
in grader 9inie "a. Die llnteriu6ung oauerte
beina6e eincu Monat unb iuar nit groBcn
Yejdmeroen ueriniipit. i3mei 9rittel oer gu
ibr scb6rissu Wiannidoii slittsl am 6teber,
unc nod iett lie9en 10 Wtann in Soca BNDa
oil bicier arantbeit paruieNcr. Dur 4 Mann
uno Siii,icr iino oieuili6big. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
GuS GamdSG.-S NerIoncn ertrmns

Ntogura, 4. N(ai. - Sin GUM Sort
yIta8ara geb0rigcS 0tcttuuaSbOot gcrietb udD
rcuO eiuC5 SturmcS III @einbr, mo fubr Inn
Gin NIT SobNtcn unb , yicutcnantS be-
manutcS Boot gu 1hlte. 9oS ge5tere itlUg
abr I'M, unO errOnlen Oue OOriu bcituOlidcu
Rrrinucu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
DeatIebe mnS cn0liIcbc Sbnlc.
6. Anapp,
gde nm 6ollibahifr. IL. Craune> gffIen.

gs tuiro Don 5woli sebrern uoaitdnoeer ReoI-,
SpIa s,S. ~ SSans VIZ Ss,dasan, n ,unsrt
tppir TN efausripielen; oui Seransen bebrdiitsr
1aierrlbt IN peribieesnen aiaiieu. Nhr peibIid.e
Arbeiten til cine Sebrern anoeuent. Yiit oer SbuIe
n sne Iurns Autait pcrinipit; aub werben S1hfsr
In fojt uuo 2ogi5 gcnomnttr.
EsR deere auStunif ertbe Der yrinspal bcr Nutalt,
q. andpp. gde pon Scltbapitr. nnoOransssaasp.
(Sou. tN4 - ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
SOeapeifer fir Ofetfener.
@aLtImOre.obIe eIfembahn

Rad alien tattoneu- : um i b Dsoraeus,
TES StaqsltsI sIS5 sITs Eao SUtil9.ns
nsD. Der n9r ,pfOr5euJus usr6tHost ift nit
gttasburg uno Sarriionburs, pta Rouaiies Sap
GinctRHcttsGrpre $40 sbenbs.
,Rdd 6reoer uHo SdgerstOwn mn s
nbr gtorSeHs uno 4.tUabeHos (Gusssnommsn soHHs
ta85).
RGa glItcott&ttp Il. (. p. = nm glorssus
unb 1.20, 4.05 uno Ga6m. (Sonntaes ausgenons
men), uno nab W cunt Atrp UNI 8 ltbr Ra6m.
abeRbe.
9iaa annapolis = um ubr glOreens unO 4.45
NaGm.i
Son 70 afbtuston- Gas, 8. 9.25 gaorseus
ure i2; 40. 500, 4t0, 5.fO, 6.A6 l.46uno abenbs.
,.9a4 &ittsbugg via SOuneasoiner Sa5n nm
ssailacs!glia. asi ilmiustOn; Baltic. @ifcrbaEn.
Pa4 3tta6stp2i9 g.. 3p nGG,t5l ,, !. IN IN n
gems (SoHntags aus8suoTlmsn). ~
Rah y Rt eip9 anno y ems ort &ost
Bsrpuiat nat Bort DepoItt Gbbtsgeno) nm s.55
DiDroeu5 (SouutagS aus8euommeH).
gtGl q btla ell pb a uno " en 0ortHd
in ggilntngton nit Der ,,0eldmdre &ticnbGbR" nerz
blnOenO), um 2.4O gsa6mttta8s (Sonatlg5 ausges
@ad5 Zen 2 stattouenbls gort0epOftt-
nm ubr JiG4mitta9s (SonHta9s dnslcnommeu).
ltp.
5iab TswfgOrt- - GrprsBsus I'M 10. 40 Qbsnbs
SbilaSetpbia saItU.. Central Sifsnbabn
Urrli5t baltimore nm 7.25 9tor9eus uno 2.40 Ra6s
Bilet-9Greou: Or. t47, gBeRa galtlmoreRr.
G0FflitbesS entrdis Gi(eHba abu.
giah Ettt5burg, oem gBceuu uHB RorbeH
bls an ole TtQgQpdsB sBdlle, an a1eH Stattos
usn JIpiben Baltimore uno 9ort anbdttenb - td0itd
nm $50 MorleRs (SoHntaas 0u5aenommen).
ytap Yittsbur0, Dem u eiteH uno Fors
oeH bi5 &itltamsport uHo @rte - tag
lih Mn i2.40 gabmlttdg5 (Sonnta95 aus9eHom'
Tahglttsbure 6en Glogaras Satten
Buffalo - tGglt6 nm 10. IL ubr gbenos.
gfadl innG tt unb Dem z Il 10 teH, an
ben SaupttattoueH 5ulIbeu 9dlttlnore uno Sdrrtss
burg anbalteHo - tdBlb um LAO abenos (Sonntags
aus9enommtn
$50 Uioraeu5 uno 800 Rahmittagt.
9taCb u @ettbSbur9-um 5. 80 Diorgens uno l2.s
40 ua6 llbr Kadmittaes.
J(Idb 6dnOUer- - um $3.50 Uorgens uno 12.4O
uue $50 JtaChmittdg5. -.-.
6umberldnbrr E6dGs 9dbH- $50 Wlors
geu5 uno t2, 40 Nldmittdgs.
Rlm 9ort- -tdald um5 80 Tadmltta8s (Sonn1
tags auegeHommen).
Rab Carlton tdelth um II ubr abenes
(Suuntdgs uu5geuommeu).
9iletsBiireau: Nr. 0, Rorbs@ alOertitr.
GdtouSpiuer 9fercebdbn.
Gtuu6ltdb pom nbr Dtorgen5 bis n9r abenos,
Gonntaes tlinolid BON ubr Yior9ens bis ubr
absn6s uno jeoe batbs Stuuoe uon 2-6 u6r G3enos
HGCb 2OuoOu YIrt.
Watb s fitcOtt Gttu - nm un6 10 ubr glors
gems uno uno llbr Nahmtttags, Spnnta9s etn8ez
gJprfsRoae 9bferS ebabn.
RaH op fOntODH bdlbittinbitp pom 6.30 ubr
1torgers bis 7!a uro um uno II u9t ATTENDS.
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aIaent in Dssaibinaton.

noSs Ysnnuipania. .aosins ,i,o pem @apltols arts,
lit lunisr Asent jir WaitiHston, G5corsetopn unb
Alrranorta, uno ilno 3ablungen an tn gu rnodleu.
So dnteisen fiir ben n~&oreiponoentsm" wsroen an
Beiagtem Orts entaeetnaensmmsn. t.LiVslaEJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Selearapbiihe SepeIdJem.

Bon Der agiiociirten 8rsFe" iilr Den -0sutitbsu
&orreiponoertcn" beri1tet. - Der "eouelponS
oent" lit oa6 einS9e oeutlhe Dior9enbiat Bat
timore's, ipelhes Die SnldRoa uno SaUelsSe~
peitbeu beSlebt uno uoIIidnoig ueroffentltbt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

F FSterp Oori, A. Miai. = Gin Barrier
Spesials Gorrsip tclegrapbirt oab bic
abistuug Gluieret's eineu guten Gintnb apf
Die National9arbe anSgeiibt bat. General
&oiist, ietn gtad)foIser, iiber,padt bte Ops'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
1000 Suseus
q QonOuler luO anicrifan. 9(le.

YOrter, srotuu Stout uno &ieer In gou,eu uue bal.
ben iSlaiben, terts suir 8eribiiirn. mcrorn blaia
abaclailsn bel aSm. GpuebidH, aueinioer aaent
tnr Smltb's Bbtloostpbta XXsale, Tr. 100, Cens
bobhe Srsis tilr lrsre Staite segebcn ,pirS Ci4-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
GrrItd,ert in Der ,,Oermnnta I"

Sle ,9srmunia" lit cine quite beutitbc @cielifbait.
So lit bic dtttte oeutidbe ecicliinait In Amcriia.
Sbt 9roBes 3apttol nit bcoeuteioem ucheri4uB
aeludbrt ben SsritdCrten oe befe Siherbet.
ale Bertute peroen prompt uno btlig bcSablt.
Die beutcbe guuoibaft iimert Der r9ermania" cine
bcrporra9enos 9telIun9 utter auen SerliheruHBss
9eGuimNiten.
Dte r8ernanid" III bic d(teIie uno beoentenoie
OSutin, 5eucrsG Gsrtheruns5s Seieaidait in beng
Stauten.
3. 81. 9rGuo & S01ne, gl9enten,
Mr.. "a, SoutbHraie, Baltimore, WRe.
4ntsrzNgenteu pcroen perlan9t.
(SnnH,fS.,i.n.8.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
i Wene Npnthefe.

s@- Spbn .. s, @cors 81. Berry,
Sabritanten BON feuerfeiten 3iescllteinen,
baben ibr Diireau pon 0r. 2g4. Nontgomerpirage,
Rat Der Rcrfpfs&efe Ser Samburgs uue gBar,
nerHrGhe perfect, moicIbf ollie auftrdse prompt
auelehbrt iuerbeu. (San.6,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Gluierst bnr einem arisssseridte.
Sules 5apre sebt mad gra aiiel.
xbierS ipill ecinen S5anee1Spertras
nit Se,itftblanp.
Die Commune" nnb bas 6aus
Crleans. as. j.


Die ,eonbon 9imeS" ii Der bas
Ser. St.sO bcrgertbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
9tnf 9cfebl bcS Brdfoentcu:
todutiltou Siib,
GtnhIS ESafrNtYY.
Die yGnicfcrbpcfcr 9cbcnS BERT
dleruuoS OcTcllfdldft."

New Dort, /. Noi. - Der Supuiu.
ttutcut oes ScriiGruugS 3cportemcntS oeS
StanteS 9tciu Dorf, 0r. Ntilter III gllbnnD,
madt bttanut, oOB er bic GeidIGftS &erbdlt,
niic Der ,,Snidcrboder gebeuS &uGdcrnmgSs
@cicllidlait" Gepriift unO Oieislbcu olS Ourd)
aus lnirtebenileLIeno beiunben hNbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Ncue Mn,ciaeu.
Die ,WIiltunz
OnlN- Shmudi [arhrn @ Cnmn. /"

XIV ~ UbllluW~
OulN- S6muR IddCn - Comp" "
SIr. 6G7, SroaSipdD, I.s9I.,
pjrO OROutos, c,us. p'oi. elm 5OcioOcitdt uoit
Nr. 127 mn t29, gGrit Baltimore,
ypibtn Goput uub Soutblrafc.
6icCs mo cte sin,aen IIsenturen IN 2ImerfH,
bet ocucn 6tr
DGiltum @OlcsS dbutucfI fIdcbcn
gu bapeu fno. Ger rirOaarwrftnr grioIq ucItr
btt SWihbUUg Der Nutcr btCiCr SpmpGgutt iH ylClu-
gOrt unb BbiluocIpb0 bCacttctc bot Die WrUGltr
ouauCBt, Itue H0cutur IN hem Cicbdubc
Rr. i2s unH ta9, aBer Satimorcitr.,
AZ CutdtCu ihr ben ScrtOul tbrcr dcQdutCu uuh be
rubmttu Wuurtu, rucIde Dem BublIum am
Wiontag, cen =. Dtdi,
Cr0ifnc UrrhCu miro. SirlC g@lOrtU mur6tn clI urr
3ltrcE puu ben criltu luuglitttu In yOnhon uno 70
ll6 Urrfauit, che man od6 GcbclmnIB uuinrdtt. uu6
clt bTcr Gtulubrura In ttitm Eanec WuNtH bictltCn
1cn ocr Site IN Ytclu 9crt uno YPHaecpbt0 germ sc
bic wtiton.o3oIss . 2dmucFiathcu
Hro ule Stuocu IN itocr @mltlt erm 0cbtcacnrn
OOlbC gICtb.
pic SompGautc aorautirt, cdR i6rr C5dtcr ocu
uuRcrurocrtlthrE @GRi bcpGbrtn uUb Ole RrObc bCr
taritcu Saurcn btitcbcn. Ntr btitn outrtt0Htihcn
mem @oINe Su mntc'hcoeH cu58euommn In StBu8
dui @cuiht.
Die omgrrondcn Hacm,n iar bic DltIor. goroa
Shmnfutcu bubrH orn pcpuldrr
dmcrifanifcbcu @im= Dplldrs lHlnu
0cludblt, uni tbrl Sutcr Bu utrtuuiru. luoturh bic
iclbCn In ben 8rrtttb Gltr Staten gtrittt mcrbtn.
Sc Waaren bu ,Ntlltcn %OIb Shmudiuhtu
SOmpd0Ht" bGbcn pabtno Der Hetcn BlOd ,labtt
tlHen bubtu Hu5m trlanqt uHo iUcr0ru IN Sugluu0
uuo Nrdntrclb in uuNtbturcn GudHtiGttu ucrtduit.
Sie uuhcn itpt non ocr atitotrdtc uno alien yeuttu
uou NtibmNd IN EUROPA actru0tn uno otm tOtucrtu
GjoIbitmudt Otcntbalbcu uur0goBcn. wife uucrc
g8udrcn Nnb uuh ben rcutttu OtnicrN, piclc itno
punoUitbuu CiIrliu, gtluTt unb tmallitt. Vic
Gumpdonit Ouruutlrt, bdg tLr @crtUus(ufal An iebcr
fu t.k
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
9lueltano Scr Roblenarbeiter.

BGilaoelpbia, 4. WOi. - Rad etncr
9epeidIe aus gSilIe8bnrre boben Nie 9lrbctel
Der ,gSilleSbarrer &oblen. uub Giieu GOm.
pOguie" beute OtOrgCu bic 2lrbcit wcoer oui
getlommen, nit }IuSn0bme bcrcri in Der @rube
yn 5, med)c uob ntrbt reparirt 1T.
6D6e YNrt, 4. Dtai. - Del ciner grO.
BEN &criOmmluuG Don Serglcutcu, luslde
Beutc bier abgcbGIteu luurOe, uurOe beiGlOis
icn, Ocn Strcit eiuem Sd)eosgerdte iur
Guti6eiouug Su iIbcrlOnen. IS OurOeu 0c.
ltgotsu crnHHnt, Wclfc morgcH nit Oen @ru.
benbeiiBeru oiclwbdlb couirireu iOlltu
Gjuiihhueiie OerlNutct, oNB am 10. Die Ac.
beitcu uieOer beginner WGrben.
Ybildotlphio, 4. 0ioi.-2luS BottSs
bile wnO tclcSrOpbirt, boB Die beiten guSs
Ihtcu bprbOuOcn iiub, odB in Der gauien
51upltl JlGgiou bic 2lrbeit wcocr aufgc'
nonuleu merOeu mtrO. Der Braioeut Otr
,,9lrbeiter gSobttBatigteitS @eiel6aft" pOu
Sd)nDlt1 gtameuS SiuuD ioll icine Jteng
nation ougebOttn bnbcu, uCil ole glrbeitcr iid)
wcigcrten Ouh i'm nit ben gtrbcitgebern
al unterbaH0clH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
SluS 9fcip 9Jprf. WfdlIenbdftcr
Ylrbcitcr SluSIfdno.

Ro6 efer, NsD., 4, Wtai.-lluter ben,
bel Der Reparotur ocS @ric Ranals, 9 Nlelen
uon bier, belbGitigteu glrbeitern 1T cS III eis
uem 9luSInnoe geEomnlcn, lpclfer einsu III,
gebeuren llmfnug angenonnlen hat. Die }lra
better bNben obne 2(uSHubnle Die l(rbcit eiu
geltcllt, uuO bat Der GUnnottor al ben UtoDOr
tclegrapbirt unO um mlit6riidDe 0iilie aebc,
ten. Der Sderiii ocS County bat bnS 6lei.
DIE gctbNn. Der &rig0Oe GeuerOl &lnrf bat
ocmSuio(gC Goupoonie'n Wfilil gum otti.
ben 0ene beorOert. Der Sfuiii, Der
DtnDor uuo oaS MilitGr babeu Ib bcutc
Rohmittag auf ben ShOnptae OeS Aus,
itauOtS be9ebcn.
81 d 6elter /. Mai. G8 itub Som,
paguie'n Niitij noh Dem StNuplNb ocS Nus
itauoeS bel 6oirpOrt Obgcgongeu mo itebcn
ierncre Gompognicn III Dem 2lricnol Der nj.
li3 mNrld)berCit.
Dad ben iituGNeu 9iod)ri6ten poren Die
bis oObin uor0etommentu Gbdtldlciteu ndt
beionocrS erbeblid,. Riemuuo Wuroc gst6btet
ootr Qefdbrlid) ucruunoa,
Die @iuuobncr bon Bnirport bCiuoen iid)
in NroBer 9lnirc8uu9 uno linO iChr bcunru
bigt.
3u 6olge oeS 5te0ellS muBtt bic llrbeit cit.
0clellt wcrocr Die 9lrbGiter beuuetcu biee
WtuBt unb gcuolitn 81 Ucl Sraunhuen, no.
rant iie h1bcrc yHhuC nerl0u0tclI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Nadmittass> &abelberidte.
Nus Iranfrei 6.

Die admpfe Der HesierunsSs1ruppe nit
ben Sniursenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Sermania=
Teuer SerIi6erung8 Geiclli IDA

- SapifaI E. .......,........ $500 0,OO0.O0
ueberid,uR .....,..... .SbS5 Asa. Do
Atttpa:
Gbrunpbelt Observation-Disclosures. $6S,946.4b
Badr in Gdiie unp in 9ant...... 80. 34,294.70
tpsaS o....,................... 44,f93.H
Snpotbstenz SbllaatfoneH ........... 3H,u00.OO
1tcaiilrrte gunbess Ohliaatiuneu ..... 496,600.0O
Stlat5s, Stubt- uno 8ants@ iicftcu.... 2S,t25.O
Ddrlebin anf oiicrtltbe gButbpopisre 43,4U0.g0
AuiJClauitue 5initU ulo unoers Atttpa. 81, PAPA
ben &eisgcu oes Staates Reuzgort gsmdB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
SpGteIte &a6el6cri6te.
- o.
Cine srObe GulfS Seriammlnng IN
Pnris.
Nas en0liihe 9uO0et.

9as englii6e Budget
Slmsbrcituma beS SlufltauSes IN
2l9cricu.
9lu5 Der iranS6iii6en Natipuat Scra
10 ldmmlung.
3bisrs ptiit Die nrleaniitii6en 9rinz
jeu aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Giuc 0OltSDsriammluua in eariS

Die Otitglicber Der 8rieSens. Gonicren; bOlen
f6 ncue SnitruttioneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05
Gurl,r,t rrftnltsu.

g. Dieiehiteu Sorten oncnrbz &atdp a.
" " ei n c, lueltc id beim SGbopreu ilr 10 gts.
bel Der Sduone It. In BT0sCrtn Nuantitdien bin per-
tauIe. ". Sccfcr.
(SaHt0.t0 vi. 81, Yreiioentitruec
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-05

Sfr. 6G7, SrpdomdD, Mn,
pro Nloutoa, cen 3. bML elm SUcig0citdit croft
men In
Nr. 127 nm 129, gGrft Baltimore,
Nuiihtu G0Irtr uub SoutblrGRc
SiciCs mo btt cinIiRcn li9entureu Ia 2Imerifn,
net hruru
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-26

the photographer receives our at
tontion next, and wo can say in con.
fideneo that Ottumwa has not n bet
ter artist. Although his rooms are
not so largo and finely /" fixed as be
might wish, no is q first-class artist
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-26
THE MANUFACTURING FACILITIES

OF the town. Six distinct things are
necessary to make any town gen
eral manufacturing point, and they
must embrace the facilities of every
town which expects TO build up it's
mo monuiacturing interests. II nature
has net supplied them, they must be
supplied through artificial means.
Some may be supplied that way, 9TH
ers cannot be. They are LIST, timber;
I'd, water; Sd, coal; 4th, railroads;
9th, country to supply; 9Th, mon
with capital.
Now has Ottumwa these facilities2
Let us see.
The town is located on the Des
Moines river, whose valley 10 most
abundantly supplied with timber OF
all the best qualities, including oak,
ash, hickory and walnut. The white
oak here found has no superior for
the wood work tor wagons and ag.
ricultural implements, and We pre-
dict that at no distant day a factory
will be established here for the sale
of wagon wood work. Tho most
beautifully grained and best quality
OF walnut we have ever seen is OBJ
tanned from the Des Moines bottom
1t is already manufactured into fur
niture to a great extent. The othel
kinds of timber necessary for al
classes of manufactures is abundant
and OF the best quality. The De-
Moines river, which is the larges
stream in tho interior Of the State
will furnish all the water that th'
| most extensive manufacturing system
, could require. The best coal fields o
Iowa are within a radius Of fey
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-26

Heads cattle, hogs and sheep. 92O
Those do not include transfers from
other roads.
There Was received during that
time, in gon. merchandise, 2,12O, 900
pounds IN lumber, 213 cars or A.,
100000 pounds passengers deported
numbering 4,74o, paying for the same
$3.50.
THE CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF IOWA,
now running its trains through from
Abba, its nominal southern terminus,
to this place, here connecting with
tho North Missouri for ST. Louis, and
with our other roads for other points.
This road has been completed, during
tho past year, from Abba to Mason
City, in the North part ofthe state,
making ono continuous line Of I'll
miles. 1t connects, at its northeru
terminus with the Milwaukee & St
Paul road, for oil parts of Minnesota
and the North Pacific railway. All
the Central and Northern portions
of Iowa are opened to tho trade o
Ottumwa, by this road and its valn
able connections. The road has beer
in operation less than ono year, vel
it has become one Of tho most popn
lar of Iowas railroads.
/ Connecting with this route for st
Louis and tho Gulf, is tho
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-26

lned.. ........................ Az, ,ll5
In live hogs add about $4,000 packed
here, to get the tull number pur-
chased that year. All other ship.
ments have been largely increased
since then.
THE DEs MONIES VALLEY ROAD,
now running from Keokuk, where it
connects with the g. B. Il O., the T.
p. l. w. and 7. w. Il w. roads, for
Chicago, Cincinnati and the sea
board, to Fort Dodge, is another
road which brings wealth and pros
perity to our city. Besides. giving
us competition in freights from tho
East, this road opens TO our trade all
of Central and Northwestern Iowa.
Mr.. w. B. Armstrong, the Agent
of the ID. v. road, has kindly fur
nished the following statistics of bust
ness done by his road for throe
months, ending Sept. 3Oth, of this
year
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-26

In tho harness and saddle trade,
and in everything belonging 20 that
limo Of business, we should say that
Mr.. Taylor's is tho leading establish
ment. A larger stock, greater rilo
| ty or better work is not necessary
he can please all callcrs. he cstab
lishcd his business here tve Years
ago, and has ut ali times done Eirs'
class business, He now gives cm
ployment to twelve hands, all frs
class workmen, and turns out 1
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-10-26

ioNAL FACILITIES
In TINS matter, which forms ono of
the most attractive features in any
western town, Otumwa does not
.sok. with her Public Schools, her
Uasnono seminary, her German
SSaGo', sna = s.s sna =, her Business College,
eister cities. 0o - "of
No institution of Ottumwa ia =
source OF more pride and Satisfaction
70 her citizens, and there is none
upon tho possession of which thew
may plume themselves with more
appropriateness, than her public
SCHOOLS. In efficiency in orssniza.
.'on, IN the qualification Of teachers
II oiscipline, in noble school edifices
o:.amwa may challenge comparison
with those of any other town Of the
Same population. east or west.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-05-31
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

The Democratic party is building
magnificent castles in the air in the an
ticipation of its return to power in
1872. It is remarkable organization
The confederate uniform, the prize
fighters colors, the ballot-8tufers SLOUGH
with here and there some representa-
tive of foreign banker displaying the
badge Of his employer, make up its
escutcheon. Gentleman George, of
Cincinnati, Mike McCoole, of St.
Louis, Jubal Early, of Virginia, Ad.
miral Semmes, of Alabama, Bri. K
Pomeroy, Jim Fisk, Judge Barnard,
Belmont, Barlow, ingalls,, and N =
jority of the San Domingo ring, e
representative men of the party.
In the matter Of politics the compo
sition is not the less mosaic. The two
most conspicuous members of the party
in Congress are Randall, the Pennsyl-
vania protectionist, and Brooks, the
New York free trader; while the old
Wings, Know Nothings, Andy John.
son Abolitionists, and confederate sol
diers make up the remainder. In the
Senate their numbers are very few, and
yet, so promiscuously have they been
selected, that a majority of that few
are the champions of grinding pr. !.
tective tariff, the special defenders Of
the coal, iron and salt monopoles.-
| Chicago Tribune.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-05-31

mean time ssbeng only five seconds per
month. HEARY SMITH,
Treas. Panama r. R. SO Wall St. N. Z.
WATCH No. 2,0l2, STEM WNDER, Bear
ing Trade-M Mark Omitted States Watch Co.. !,
Marion, N. j." manufactured by the Unit
ed States Watch Co., has been carried by
me six months; its totol variation from
mean time being only twelve seconds
GEO. LOTS,
Gent Eastern Passsr. Ag't. Toledo, Wabash
& Western R. r.
SUNBuRY, PA, Feb %, 1869.
WATCH No. 1,176. STEM WlNDER, Bear
ing Trade Mark 'Frederic Anterior s. Co.,
Marion, n. J" manufactured by the United
States Watch Co.. has been carried by me
three months its total variation from
mean time being only Eve seconds during
that time. HENRY DE LANCEY,
Engineer Philadelphia & Erie R. R.
Messrs Cites, Bro. & Co -
| take pleasure in saying that the watch
/ bough of you, being No. q ,767, "Fayette
Stratton, Marion, New jersey made by
the United States Watch Company, has Civ
en- me perfect satisfaction, its total variation
from mean time since regulated being
scarcely perceptable.
Yours, etc, SAMUEL MERRILL.
Governor of Iowa.
Aessrs Giles, Bro. q Co.
The three stem winding gold watches
purchased of you for my daughters and
their friend have proved very close time
keeyert, and given entire satisfaction.
j. L. PICKARD,
Sup't. Public Instruction, Chicago.
7ilh which the count try is flooded To avoid
$ from those of whom you purch ased, and
a7ed on the plate over the Main Spring Bar
n30.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-05-31
STILL SQIRMING.

Last week Jefferson Davis was SER
enaded at Augusta, Georgia and made
a speech. From his remarks it would
appear that he had high hopes of the
future. Hell had the boldness to say
that he did not conceive that the prin-
ciples of the lost cause were dead, and,
we take it, that he by ne means accepts
the recent Democratic departure"
programme, gotten up by his former
bosom friend Vallandigham. He coun-
geled fortitude and patience, believing
that the south and her "lost cause"
could afford to be patient under her
wrong, until a returning sense of JUS
tice, which in Jef's mouth mea MS the
SO called democratic party, achieved
the rights Of every freeman, period
that Mr.. Davis is most anxiously
waiting for. Jefferson Davis, though
rather premature in his political can
wasting, shows very decidedly where
his preference is, and where among
the political parties of the country as
sistance for the Lost Cause may be
looked for.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-05-31

WATCH No. 1,064, ITEM WINDER.-Bear-
ing Trade Mrrk "Frederic Atherton & Co,
Marion, N. j., manufactured by the United
States Watch Co. has been carried by me
fifteen months its totsl variation from mean
time being only one second per month.
WILLARD DERBY,
OfDerby, Snow & Preniiss, Jersey City N J
WATcH No, 1924, STEM WINDER, Bear
ing Trade Mark s'Frederic Anterior 4 Co.,
Marion, N j., manufactured by the United
States Watch Co., has been carried by me
seven months its total variation from
mean time being only six seconds.
A. L. DENNIS, Pr"s't N. J. R. R. & T. Co.
UTICA, Feb, 18th, 1870.
Warren No 10, 584 STEM WINDER, Bear.
ing Trade Mark FIRE derie Atherton & Co.,
Marion, N. J : manufactured by the United
States Watch CO., has been carried by me
twenty months its total variation from
mean time being FIVE seconds per month.
&c PRIEST,
Asst. Sup't. N. Y. c. s. H. R. R.
WATCH No. 1,ll7, STEM " lNEER-Bear-
ing Trade Mark "Frederic Anterior a. Co.
M4rion, n j" manufactured by the United
States Watch Co., has been carried by me
fifteen months its total variation from
mean time being ouly an average of two
thirds of second per day.
B. f PHELPS, Con. N. j. Central R. R.
WATCH No. 1887, SrEw-W1NDER,- Bear
ing Trademark "Frederic Anterior e Co.,
Marion N .J.t" manufactured by the United
States Watch Co., has been carried by me
since June. 1857; its total variation from
ny@BEWARE of worthless limitations
imposition insist on certificate of genuine
see that the words MARION, N. J. are eng
rel All others are spurious.