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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
SnIanOz 9epeld)t,l.
Sins 0Nhfhinntnli.

Bal bing ton, l9. yprtt! - 9tuS oeltt
glricltGle iinO mabrcuo per uerguugcneu Nodlc
iiber 20 Dtau eutlnHeu unO OurdD importutc
9ie9Us StmmgCber erieet worScu. 2cttcre
erbalteu Ieet 81 so pro Gag, iuibrcuo btC
@tiBcu sl.25 crbiclteu.
Der GrGli0ent nOnlilrte 9elteru Srll. =.
@ GBompion all Stellt y. y. Differs ais
Eerritorial 9totb.
StuS SSaSbiu0ton. Slbreiie bcS
Hrdfiocntcu. ~ Nic SIIflurzSSiu
i'm Sodllie. 49, Der Niitriet So
lumbid.
GuibiugtoU, 10. l(pril - Scute
NbcnO molltc Der YrdIibeut, BON @en. Bortcr
be0teitrt, bon bier uOd) ct. youiS abrciiCr,
or nmBtt ie6od) iciuc glbreilc bis morgcn pcr
itisbeu, Oa Der GongrcB id) mtd)t III bCr
Stuuoc Uertagte, pte er eruartete. Scr BRA
iioent mtrb un9tfdbr cine sSodlt abipcltno
ieiH. 2lnfangS september miro er ben Sali.
forllicrn einen @ciud) nbltnttcH
SaS SnuS UCrpdrf bCute ben crltcn STibt
oeS Sonicren5 Somite'S iiber Die sSullurs
Siq" llngeiibr 81 0tcpublitaner ltiuunten
NIT ben Scmolrdten. so OlitglicOer morcn
abmeisnb, BON beuelt rngeidbr bic SGlite DC
publilNuer, ole dilOer 0dlite 9emotrGtcn
iuarcH.
Der Seuat bcIatigtc bcutc bic folgeHocu
2lmtS.GruennuugCn: SbomNs VI. gopeH
pou Artnnius ais @ouuerueur Uou Sbdbo
Sobn ", Ebonipiun unb Charles &, Bed
oils Dtit0lteoer oeS SberbauieS Der SegiSlas
tur 6cS 8iirittS Columbia ouf Die Imts'
bauer bon Sabren.
Sd,iifsuddbrid,tcn.
Nem'. Dort, 49,, April. .-9er 9omnt,r
nGbiuO" ii uoI ptpapoOI bier auacIOmmcu
Die ,,bpbc" Spnimifiipu uno bic
TiTbcrct Nrd9c.
Rtm Oorf, 10. HprIl.--@tne SpciiNls
0cpcide NeS yN.,D. Serulo" ans 9Gaibings
ton tbcilt nit, oaB bic ,bObe" Sommilfon
bic HiidDerei Sru9e erlcOigt bat. HIrolif
pom 20. Yrstens Graoe iollen iouobl Gauas
bier In dmcritauiiteu, pie Nrtritaner III ca
naoiden GeluGiiCrll o6nc alle 8tlhriutuu9
fid,cn oiiricn, nm iiUb fir 9tniesitaucr III
cdnaoildct Gepdirn DSd)oo" uuo Huhs,
mo iiir &auaSisr III amertani6eu @eluGi-
irn ,Shao," 9Nd)S uuo S6efiid)e auSgcs
nonluten. GS ioii ell Somitc crudnnt wer'
ben, meldcS III beItimnlen bat, peldCr UnI
Oeu 6eben Sbciltn, SunN0a oOer StelScr. Ct,
burdl bic Oorltetclloc TuSgletdnng eiHcrl
ytQdtbeil crleioet, NIB baS iu9leidJ SiC Nic'tm
Ebtiie 3u jablenoc Guh6GbiguugSiumme CT,
mittttn iolL. 3a8 Golntte iHA iCiueu Sie III
!6allfar bnbcn. .. ......
9on ben NlitgleStn oe8 Gonttc'S sr-
naltnte Der 4rdljSent Der, Ser. Staateu bas
cine uro bic SBni9iu bon GngtonO baS 5,uei.
tc, poraui oicie btiOen Witgticocr bdS brittle
3u wdB(en babeu, Sotltsn fe llf iIbcr cine
@abl nidJt einigen fOuneu, 10 miro OaS brittle
0&it0licS pom Sntier bon Oeireif ernouut
werotlt. -rf.. Lii
0aS Gomite ioa inncrbalb Monoteu uofD
coniitutioHelcr btiberIeitlBer Seuebnligung
oicies 2lbfommert5 itiue Glrbeiteu Beginner
II. innsrbalb eiHer 3ettperiObe becubrt bGbelr,
ocrcn 9duer bic ,,bpbe" &ommiifou nod
augebeu ,pirb.
3rdutite 6eS SSrGufciu6 BON Gcrolt.
Jlews y orr, 10. gtpril - Seute ytudJ.
mittug ,urrbc ber grietiide @cunCte Jtaugo'
bee nit SrGulein D. Gcrolt, oer Gohter ot8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
sraunne SeS TranleinS BON Gcrolt.

News y Dorf, 10. elpril. - 9eutc gtudI.
mittua turrbc Ser griediitc @ciunote Slaugd'
bee nit SrGuleiu b. GIerolt, oer GOfter otS
oentifen Seiaubten, pom Gbrp. JitcolaS
8isrriug, benz aapluu Der ruifldjeu unb grts'
t)tidcu SeiGuOtidlaitcr, in Ocr 9rteAiiten
aapcllt IN Der 2. Sluenue gctrout, GStuobn'
ten bcr Gerenoitie MIR lueutBc Eerioneu bet,
ueldlc hier,l einaelaNen lparen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
Or. Il. 15appingtun's

6WTNNEHltWBtftVttFC tFCF"FDUT""FFFR" q S~VFFsF
IN Gin iic,ereS une seiabrloies s5eiImittel fir
Suffcn, &rPGltung, SeuobbuffeH, 5eiicrRcit &C.
IS bCiieitst 9ntblnoung uno ucrbntct oaourh
S1bpiuriudlt. Oiticr uorSl9lt6e uno ctncs 9uten
Rufes iih erreuenbe Sprup miro ictt 22 Sabren &C.
madt uno bat groSc 8ufricoenbeit gc9ebcn. Yrdpoz
rlrt BON Or. d. Sdppinston, Dir. iS2, saors'
@ahffrahc.
gu Gabsn belaaen SanOfcrum aasemstnen; Brsis
90 Gents. .-.s r. (TOu23,iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
mza pr. 3. q. Nl0plt0n's

~ BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
SahoffsGcFe eer Sntarp. mus Saratosaaraee.
gSoalidneige @cbilie ju SO bis Si0, pel9e 9arans
tlrt peroen. Suiritocnbeit Sn gcnGbren. .......t,
3dbitt pStoen obne oeu gerngieu Sbmer5 dus9es
So; ptto Si6triaaung 81, oui $40 Sabre snronttrt.
0as Siirenu lit 81 ieotr 5et ofieu sonntd9s BON
bis 10 ,libr Rormittlue (S4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20

Der 9rte0tlCbe @ei ddftS.
TRACER in go aibtngtou, Scn
Rangabe ipolltt bic Sobter oeS SoronS
uou Ssrolt beiratbeu; ais eS abcr 3ur Srau,
ung fomutcn iolitc wtiacrtc iih Der Glcrus,
bic Sraunlg 5u uousieben, neil Der Srdntl
gam Der 9ritbiiden STRIDE ungcb6rt. 8it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
NgLsL.A Slider d JioRmaRler,
Mz1Rsaw Scntfebc Sud,=
Inn Sdrcih Mnicrinlicn S,nnhllinn

W.T. TFf VtVEN ! NTuU 1TtNNt,
ou Sicnsiirdr 8cgenLber. Baltimore, Tlo,
siacntur itmmttihet tn Seuti6Iann Ippie In
gmtrt,a sridripsuocn Seitidr ftcu.
Selen ttn ooliitinoigee ea8er GIet bier eipsCii5r.
ten Shulhndtr.
aaufry aIts puc ueue SIbsr gum b0aNeu grcile.
(au9. .22tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
S0tttnOrc
I Fiff 9n[uranfe Affire,

Sacweft.@de pUn Soutb. une ssoterftrr
northumberland 9cBeu Serlut ooer S9aoc9 ourh
YrIn6unaliia oruo6( in BET Saot utt int eGnoe alle
grtcu BON @tgentbnm, Uobu=, 2GOcnz uno gaaaren'
Sduisr, San0Csglittr, attrDauprooutte, Rooeln,
Saus3srdtbi6aitsl, I'M Ban be9rinGne oOer th9atrn
In 9l6uug aeTnpIl9e EabrSeu9e Y. !. 10; o..
M M, Gj. 6 drrtion, RrGitoent;
Geo. u. 8tItrs, SSnt. 2. Srnne,
Il. u. Glrids, s. .. 3aptt
Sduio 3. S8tlIon, =. Robt. JentlnS
Soidb 4scnuin0tun, =. Wtotton SteW0rt
Troncis T. 9iia, .. &. Iepcomrr,
Scnru SarroU, Srpfae Sotmig,
R. g. gteuart, g8. g9. Eaplor,
-r.a Ssraet Sebcu.
applitatons z3ornulare nno mctterr yfa6rtht nber
bic Gciclibait l0ro in Der Sifce, S.0rues@ @de BON
Soutbz uno JSatcrltr., eSbeIt. no aud oae autrd9t
IoIort erlrot9t lucroen. Scrii6rrun9eH meroen aui
iresao cine Sriit Gn9euomrlcn, melhe Der Applitant
plnihcn mag.
(Sdu.tt9,) r..t.r Nr. Sppcmorth, Sttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
sSap Goufc & Gump.,

6iuan; NlcntCn bCr 4Rotoi. BdClNt BGbu. Coup. ,'
uno hc dilcn Santcu urb Sauttcr6 In an1cnlruCu.
gu ucrtauicu burib
(Oebr. Sobnton d 60, 6bOf. DNroob,
gan,tr5 II. Didtlu. U. u. QatSIicn,
Jfr. igS, SaimuteitruBt; Euiuuienh, Scott & 2obn
hummer & Better, AuutS S'0nuucr,
cooper, Jlseit & Somg., jno. ". pOmJlltonI l. Co.,
ipuion. Solton & Comp, Iboma6 Narri6,
)cbn u. Rbiuiogc, 9. g. Nrrg,
Tbs. J. ggiliCn & &rubsT, S'tndnn 2giudm5,
(. !. 5orncp 4 Comp, lsract SObcn,
laftcs " SbomeG, Gbas. h. Smitb,
Siearrdb & Dioac, Rtdi. oct 9Cntr0l Tdtio
joiepb sl Sprlag, nal Yauta
mo bc Gllcn rcipettnbltH SaHtltrS I'M Nu0NmCucu
i n aucu 1bCiitn ots Suubte, f2l-taE EG-ml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
s,eriidlert in nsr ,,Gjermania !"

Die .G5ermaulu@ lit enc cute beutihe @cieai9att.
81 lit bic dtctc ocutibc 9ciciIiRdt IN slmertG.
Sbt Drc6es Gupitol nit beoeutenoent ucberlbuB
oefodbrf Den &Cribcrten bic btte Stherbet.
4ue 8erGuiic ucroCn prompt une bilg bcSoblt.
Dtc oeutId,e Stuuoi6at iihcrt Der "9srnanla" cine
bcruprragcn0e Sttnun9 untcr allen SertAerun9ss
@JeIendlnItcn.
Bic .GJermanid" In Die dtteIe uno beocutcnoite
oeuti6e Scritdcrun95 5zecitaitatt IN oct Ser
Stadttn.
Z. q. Yrnub G. SGBne, gtgenten,
Sr. 80, Soutbifra6f, SaltImole, MNe.
llntersNgentcn merocn perldn9t.
LNmltil l. In D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
Spdteits Ga6elGrri6tr.

SpGtcite GaGelGcri6tr.
00--
SdS pclitiitbc GrO9rdmm Der
Commute"
@arautic Der 0lepubliI uno MtuuiSipultreiBeit.
unrubCu in S'uuIuane H. Scresdur.
9a5 9eiultot oer Sbldtt pou Neuillp.
5teii9uatiou 8icarO's.
SalSioer Slbfhlue
bcS TrieScnSocrtra9cS 81 crtpartcn.
Die 8rouiuut Srage iiIr Raris.
SaIbpfiiiieIle SersleidS.uHterbantl
Ylutiae 8cIedtc bel 9ecpn uuo I8niere5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
ScltsrapbildD 9epcIdDcm.

Bon Der n?Iiioertsu Breiir" fur ben rDrutidbsu
6ougip6nbtutcu" beri6tet. - Der ySoucipons
bent" tit o06 tiuiiae oeutIbc 0torgcrbldu 9aGs
timore'6, welbes ole e'9nldub uno 8abcla Sca
pcidIcn bcSttbt uno uolitanoi8 uCrotfertIttt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
9rciBiger WuIOzNnIclbc
tCr
,,N6rbl. %nctfcsG sGiScnbnbn."
Sdncllcr Jorti6ritt ors SunCS!

Der 9ou Der ayjOrhlibcn FGoifc GiirnbGbu" tlCBf
ten suit angtiGugtuJ miro init bu lrJHttn GnCGit
uOH tciorn GRbu oct @GbuIuiC oiJ io,lrinBr
Dicbruc tauiruh Hrbtittr fHo tn WWnciptl Imo an
oct Yoclhc 9uitc bcitGtiat. S0s NtCtou 1T Jciu0bt
uno Sngc orbIn ubcr $50 Uicutn uOucttrtr CSrf
lttTCG; 6de Scscu OCT Gdieusu idrtittt rolt ocatu
ote orde G5rtnJc BON 9ltotu u0r.. Sudltciiil oCs
qGuitS Der st. BauI uHo RGcitc 8Ubu" boPt pic
,.H0rolidc QdttNc gdbn GuupdgnlU" itVt tb3
UtClcn puuCnbttcu 0elciiCG unb bic HiblCn zcptbr
miro IT, btriC Suttc sum g0rni8tcn oui $50 Wc'
fen brrliiuutrt bubru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20

gMtiae Cyeiebte hi @eeOn anO 9l8nieres.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20

9ie 4roUiant 8rage filr Taris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
p @mith Ss (snrlctt,e
UbcOOOr Q5lO6er 4 SObn,

UVWITUJI XEWEUNIEN NFU VUNHtVHWFtFUT
~ gsr. A, Suurtlanfftr.,
beiorocn aie @jcdliite an Den ueri6tcoeneH beF9en
GjertGtgu ferti9en 9auibricfe uno Sotunepte alter
Art aus; ebcuIo SollmddtelPu. I. 10. (64-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20

lnu Soot & Comp. uutdUgu iebt uHo crrpicbItH
obuc Scocntrn ttrl. pupotbd Sano '@Wdntlc Nhuo
SbtlgNtUncu oCr "GOt0ltbu RGctHc GliCuhQbu
&ciCilihOit" Gl5 ctuc prottlttC unb Ntcrc @tIouut
lHac. Sy Iauleu 81 jabry, tr09rU ittbCn lub brt-
SC6ntCl Bruyrt SiuIrn In eiplb ,iutbr cts = Rrprnt
in Fdpicract6) uU0 lnb bmtb bic critr uNc CuStlc
Gppotbt uut Ole aanSc Nabu unh ocrCn NidtyytHl
gciidCr uino oGbcr aub, 70 idncu, al6 otr @gBu br
FnhinI ~ hItrfh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
tnlorCG, Wclntb clt 'Jnllto . uno NaOtlaSta
pcbcn UeSttbt uno politGnoig ucrofertltdt.)
Na6mittagSs clbrri9te.
Die S6lndDtcu bel SScmillD nnO
2lSnicrcS.
.. Gtn5elubetten.
2Siertd9igc Sducr Der Sbtd6t
bel 9fcuillD.
3duiaue Ser Sulurscntem,
Serluite.
Gjcfcd)t bel SolpmbcS.
llHiuOuldiiige Stimmung Der 9legicrnn8s-
3ruppen,
G6lliu9er ertommuniSirt.

llHjuUcrldii9e Stinmuug Der 9ttgiculn0s-
5rIppen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20

UdS pclitiitbc 9Sroerdmm Der
,,GpmmmHc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20

9a5 9leiultot oer 5dluht ppu 9leuiIIp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20

Die GrrGgC 0uu t0un &crtduft dno Jnm Nutaui
uno Nbioiuna ocr Obligauen,u trltG 0up0tbd bcr
e5cielid0it hrhiniHt. Die sGnoa z6nluuR Gbrrttigt
iAaBtg Winlcncn atyr. Oc(r unltbcult (itlu1g6
tono muB obnc SWtiH oas GapttNl 0T obligations
zdlulo her Sdtnltuit uor 8cTiul oCtcu. IRit iJrtr
lnrctbcnbCn StdrDtit uHh BubrM Siu6tu6t glCht IS
ttinC CdOdnluBC, ocn &oItt crryiGe0r, rutttC pror
utubfrr nm id,,ffr.iN W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20

5aroutic Oer 0sepubliG uno Dluuisipalfrci9eit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-16
Premium, $4,000.
On Friday, Sept. gsd, 1871.

Grand Cayalcade at o'clock, of Horses exhibition.
Exhibition and trial of Brood Mares and Colts, at 80
A. NJ
Exhibition OF Filly and Geldng Colts at 10 AN
Exhibition and Trial of Speed of Carriage Family and
Walking Horses at l0S A. NJ.
Examination and Trial Of Speed of stations at IL
A. NJ.
Dinner and Report of Committees at l2M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-16
The Dollar Reward Soap =!

Try il in the Bathroom it leaves the skin COOL smooth
and soft Use it to cleanse your Marble Ornaments,
Mantes Door steps, &C., and Brick Walks and Alleys
Use Il with securing in cleansing iron or steel 1t
saves half the labor and gives better appearance Ii
makes lin Ware shine like new. and has no equal in
cleansing glass china Dissolved in boiling water il
makes the best and cheapest Soft Soap in the world
For sale by HOLDEN BROS, Worcester. d3m 50
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that the
IN subscriber has sold his entire Interest in the firm
heretofore existing under the style OF HARRINGTON g.
GRRENLEAF, to Charles II Greenlesf The business win
hereafter be conducted by Mr.. Greenleaf, at tire old
stand. e. f. HARRINGTON.
DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-16

nOLLAR REWARD SOAP - Washes
~ without rubbing; Removes Pitch, Tar. Paint,
Grease Suedt and Leather STAINS, dc. Washes with
Hot or Cold Hard, Soft, salt Waters Saves Labor,
Time Fuel Clothes, and Money Clothes washed with
1t wear twice long If washed with common soap.
One pound Of it will wash from ten 10 fifteen dozen
pieces of ordinary family washing II washes the finest
lace without injury and renders all articles clear and
bright rs new.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-16

BY LAMSON, GLAZIER d CO. AuctIoneers
2O2 2Oi and 266 formerly sc, IS and 7O) Main street
A SSIGNEE'S SALE BY AUCTION,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-16
BY Il. W. ABBOTT. Auctoncer
Office No Central Exchange
" A l. U A b l. Il II Il Al ESTA L E
BY AUCTION.

VIII he sold at public auction the premises on
SATURDAY Sept. L. at 4 O'Clock, p NJ,
a Lot, Containing About J,IOO Feet,
Situated the extension Of Mechanic street. ana
running from Mechanic street to BOSTON and Albany
Railroad The above is valuable as building lot for
mechanical works, One hundred dollars down close
of sale JAMES MURPHY,
Il. W. ABBOrI, Auctr.
WORCESTER Sept p, ISL. dts sl2
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-17
ORMSBI HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second streets,
CARSON CITY, n t.NADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

FsHHE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
| leased the Orm-by House would interm his
friends and the travelling public that this linuse
has been thoroughly rettted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure N
all no may please t. give him a call
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the suISIautialS we'll as tie luNUries that
the market affords. No pains will be spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors
Vine. &c.
Attached to the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables OF the latest improved
-tvlt-s with ga',i cues. balls and FINE light.
Also CT y ERAL 81 Ati l. OFF &c r tur the tages
conuccs in with all the differut line, Of Sta-ee
ant Railroads running through this state ami
California and any information in relation 10 the
same will he cheertu!ly given 1t all times.
r. Particular attention paid to booking Pas
s..Tlgprs calling them &C. Nov. 80 If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-17
Chr lailp State 2eoiatcr,
Published Daily. Mondays ExoeptedJ
PERKINS e STREET.

OFFICE-Rail'S Brick BulldinS,, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-17
4 AR %.
gVE,EZ-S
FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
Boilers and flues.

rAVING PURCHASED TIE RIGHT FOR
making and selling this invtlu tlile article
for the ollowiug States and Territories: States Of
Nevada. California ami O,eg.'u, and Territories ot
Wyoming. Idaho. Montana. Utah and Washington,
am now prcuared 10 fill all orders with dispatch.
1t j. warranted u3t - iuiure or foam the boilers,
bur g. ~-1ive tie scales, and acts upon the water
M m,rtfo
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-17
sAGE3RUsH ASHES a FERTILIZER.


Something may be learned some
times where least expected. In the
Humboldt valley, hvln- at one Of
the old stage stations, tour OF H'e
~ears ago, WAS I family who made a
line garden from year TO year. around
the station. Sa9ebrUsh, growing
large and vigorous, was all the re-
source for fuel.
The wife, desiring TO cNIuVa'e 4
few vegetables and try the expert
menJ Of growing straWDerFy Nlht8'
lad the soil broken close by the
house, and while setting out heF
plants found that IortIon 0l tue
same had become mixed VIVA the
ashes that had been thrown tnerG-
She become dubious about the wei
fare Of the plants. and SET the 1hoSS
of them on a portion OF the ground
free from ashes; but having few
left, and not Wishing to thro" them
away, She set them, with no eApecta-
tiOn OF seeing them IlNe, Where tAe
ashes We're mixed with the Saf'4'
As the season advanced; the p!"n,'
thrlveJ, hlossomed ana pore 1I"!I'
but the lev SCI ouI' - 9ile c'I1o't H.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-11-09
Laporte Correspondence.
LAPoRTE, IND, Nov. 8, 49,

LAPoRTE, IND, Nov. 3, 1871.
Editors Republicdn.; As my last commu-
nication to your paper was published. i,
may not be uninteresting to its readers II
say few words about the beautiful lii.
the city of Laporte, located in one of the
wealthiest counties of the State.
In speaking of the improvements that
have been made in Laporte, shall CON
fine my remarks mainly to those of the
past six months.
The Holly Water Works cost Laporte
$4,000. Their engine house is situated
on the south bank of Clear Lake, and is
amagnifcent structure. There are three
engines in readiness for immediate use "a
that if the double engine which they keen
under constant motion should get ont of
repair, they can Instantly turn on the ro-
tary engine, of 40 horse power. Those
kept in constant motion are of $50 horse
power. The cost of running these en-
gines is 81, 200 per annum, and is paid bv
taxation There are about so different
parties taking water" at present. These
pay as follows: l.. s. & NJ. S. r. r.
S4OO; persons having houses of six
rooms, So; more than that number in
proportion to the amount used. The CITY
council collects and disburses this money.
The water-works are Sc constructed as to
put out fire in much less time (and with
little or no work on the part of the fire. |
nen) than the best engines in New York |
'r Philadelphia. When fire breaks out
II the city, it is seen at glance which |
ward It is in, and Immediately all other
YARDS can be closed off. and the force
brown onto the mains of that ward, and |
he engines can be made to make 100 rev
buttons in a minute, thus forcing up each
our los, 600 gallons of water. There are
onstantly kept at the engine house two
ngineers-the chief sleeps there-and as
be fire alarm is sounded upon the court
ouse bell, shrill whistle may be heard
the water-works, and in a minute ev-
ryl.ling is in operation. 1t must be
Chicago confagration," which would I
o. yield to the pressure. Thus La
orte is secure from the fire demon.
Guggenheime g. Vile are just finishing II
ne of the most magnificent structures in (
ldiana, Mt a cost of fifty thousand dol {
rs. This building is three stories high, ]
it'll basement, and is finished without |
gard to eost-with stone pavement all
feet on East Main aid 40 on {
suth Main street, proof walls i1. |
de, with iron corners and metal roof |
essrs. Cd w. feel comparatively Sc !
ire from fire, with the Holly Water !,
these modern Improvements in ,
e building The corner Mill be occu
ed as drug store; the /other store on
outh Main street will Re occupied as a t
2 goods house. On Main streetwill (
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near forgetting that Dr. Meeker has mn,
up an office, BRICK of course, as that is the
present rage, Is by 80, one story high
without basement, worth PERHAPS S500
nus L close with the improvements ot
Laporte for the past two wears. NAV
nave run over many, but all such must
Know that | cannot at a single writino
give o0 the particulars of so large a Mace
as Laporte hence, to such I would cav
excuse haste. Laporte is destined ~
be queen city, She has the most mao.
nlhcent surroundings, good farming cou5-
try, fine lakes of pure water has business
men generally-though not all-for her in.
haoltants: Energy, go-ahead- itiveness and
PLUCK prevail and it is my opinion that
wlthln flve years, she like her YOUNGER
put more wealthy sister, Chicago. win
rise up out OF her ashes and again DEFY
competition. 1t is due to Laporte to say
that at no previous time was She so bean.
.llully, SO substantially and so expensiyely
quit up as at the present, and still the
good work goes on. Clements corner
aches for new building. Why don't
Clement either sell or build mot be ono
OF our Laporte old fogies, neither making
the much needed improvements nor ena.
ping others to make them
Respectfully
F. NJ CHAPMAN.
Cor Chicago Mail
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