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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
StcurrzT epnrtrment,
Staet Nlmnchmcrs NSiircdu,

t4TTI W ~, ON %. AIIUT. ISII.
Bur Radrldlt itir StcuerydbiCr!
SttuerIatlcr tuCytfn tI,rmit htnddridtiot bat
adj eem q. Wppembcr Gao SiNfUutu Oct aneH
tGatencutT o. ActHunQU GuiL0rt mo bCi Staots
Srlnolttutt Nttruugtu ot6 ~l1ElcUotH A0brto duf
IL % NtoIcnt ptrHlintrtt Uc6cr, uuo Uah gtuanHa
en- Sutnm ot Helonallifutr OgduunQcR uUu 1874
ben Sullin6-Nuittu bCluitCt lu,roCn.
Nod ttn 81. Sttphtr miro man Glru rUh uuht
uldldltu.
l2la. t.N.Gnl Iamtt s.. garncp. StahifnINr,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31

la Gin Uobnbuus nit StaluRe uno ShGdhtz
aus in Sumcftcac, nube Der SGrioro : 1ioao. Su
tragen bel Yetcr Sipbart, Ir. 40, Siclairs
(259-6i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
&erlualterssS
Gil pon
Wtrtbp ottcmP dtt -@runoCiqeutbum
an 0Cr
ETIhg6g nFpIinr Iahr IA at9EYr,G


AT OCr
SitsS drclinc uabc GrnttftruGc.
On ROlgC ctnce Scfrctcs oCS 3rtis . Wcridtc5 Der
Staot Baltimore, miro Der ltntcririhnete oils %ct-
matter dut UifcutIthCr Auttion On OFT uuo Stvlle
Mtittwud,, ben %. NopcmbCr 1874, Wud,nittdaS
. rbr, has nuhitcbeno beibricbCHc 9t9cutbum utrs
tGutGn, ndnlid:
rae sanSe SiruneSiid uebit DISQUALIFICATION,
III belaQler Stoot 9elc9cn ino In elmer urturec ron
Fatrid gpbttc an UiGrqdrcihe HnN6rion pom 10. OF.
1860, iuelhe IN Den tdno O. Arbi0cn bCidgtcr GtC6t In
Sttet v VI, Nr. 2S5, 6ol. 637, cingetrdgcr, lpic iot8t
bcihrtebcr, nGltlid: an ter gSeitiCtte Der Caroline
itrn5e, In Der Sntlcrnur9 pom sUtburhcrt uno bier
UNI oterBlN (244I Nut ilolih oon orr ShblpeIt D. @ie
Der Saroltncs uno BrnttitrdGc, oniangcno; Damn Ito
lid, an Der gpCiiictte Der SaroltneitrdRC, iiini IrbH l5J
BlS; nann tucitlth, pdroltd init 8rGttitrdBr, ctnbuls
bert 100 EuB bis on cine 20 SnB breite Nllep; Cam
nor0lth, lau0S bciGatCr AlleB, ~iinlSGhu TO NuB uuo
Damn ohlth, parallel NIT Nrattitra6c, Cirbun6ert (t0Ol
SlN bis gum AniungC an Der 6droltnciiruBe, cirCr
iGbrlihcn Grunomtctbt bon Sil.2j, bdlbldbrltd
Sablbar, uHtcrluOricn, uhh NIT eineW 2R ItOdiGcn
SicaelteinerHen G8obubNuie init SelerNCidob be-
baut.
RertNufsbeotn0nnQCn, iutt untCr Dem Scirrtt Dor
Geidriebeu: elm SttttbCtl hdar, Der 1eit. in Il uno II
Wionatei, nit Slnicn ani bic GrcoitJablungen pom
8ertduistage an, unh 6urb Die Notcn oc5 GdulCf
Sut Suirtsbcnbeit bce Bcrwalter5 %inouiiiri, ggii6crti
ODER NlCe bdar nGdI BEN Sclltbeu 6eS 4duicrs. WCnn
Der Slarbctru9 ntht bci'm Guuie entrihtet miro, IRub
cine AnSlbluug Uon 500 gemadt iperbcn,
Serndnn h. Sruwuhelc. BcrluGIter,
vi. S5a, ct. gGulitrG6t, Sinnlcr VI. -
Q. ~. c5pper & Sphne, Hutt.,
= LG 4n hap HA,N ,.nA n .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
SerfeigernIgen.
@
au Der Mbemarlsitr. (gruuSiiusirci)
auf 9Iuftiuu.

Sonncrfda, ben .. Nou Yadm. 4 nbr. Ucrbel
mir am Fldte Gin gut 8~ebautes badteiucrncs Robu.
bGus an Oct 28%etisite Der HtUemurlesSr. jUiihel
9ranbp- II. YrGttitr., Or. j3) u%trtauicu.
init ScitenaGeu uuo ero6em Sole. Die @tb6u6c INT
elm sro6es baditcinCtneS VRobnbaus nit o~oppeltcn
SintergGbduoe, Diarmortreppen uno SamiuatiimiC
Gas II gediiCr finb I'M Snnie. Die StdotsSii cnbubl
gebt Dor Der ] biire porbct
Seetnpunqen hei'm SerfnufC.
i2ll-bN Gum. Z. Sppcr & Ndnp. NnM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
TN VCrlmiettcu,
0Stuta I'll ~Dcrfdufeu.

Die Office Gut Der Forboit 9de Der 6aOettcz uuS
ct. FuuiitraBe; iir einen 4huotnteu ootr Wiiiler it
patItno. Thomas Sill,
t25S-) Gde Der GanCttez unb ct. Buulltrase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31

Scbuut init Ciucm 2s . it6ti0cn badlcinCrnen
@ohnhnuic nit taecn uno hopprltcm 2,l0dtgen
NintcrNcbiuhe, Ttonte unGilcrs mo alice Anuitr0Bc.
Sicicr SGoen M Icgt uHo icit mCbrtTtH Aubrcn ais
S'rocertcs uno VrouiionIaoeu beHugt uub bat nd ais
Gin nue0cScihnctCr RlGg iar etrics @cihdtt bcplbrt
une tuiro elRcr@ttRomlttbe non SlS uRtrtlUOriCn pCrs
fault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31

DertbopIcm GndtsejruHScigentbumc
an SNmbroge, Gicr- lHb alice Ann iruBc, Gin
iblttRlih clne5 SorGtbcs pom groecrtc grtlicln,
Sum ihait une Ginrthtunq oes Saocus an Der ytoroz
oitsSte Der Siicra rno @itfrGBc, ionic oaS NioUtIiGr
in DemieIlru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
@aiicns0 cridItssS rrfauf
.ntm q.adlt.

~ Gam. :. Sppcr 4 Gdmp. guu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
ScriteigerRRscn.
q. S. SuaibaH & SObn,

~ Os SNulUuH N SUlIlf
Ncrbpetede ber2erin9tpn II. GpurtldnoItr. :,
Nmftionatpren uus GrunssiaeutbumSsW dfltr.
MuftionesN erfduie BON @runoCi9entbun, Ut
tten uno Obligationeu.
Serfdufe BON MeUbiIisH TIM SauIs bee 9leertz
tblmers.
s'ertdufe BON Nisrssn, Steb, sSasen ~ (. ~,
no IS tetn ttGg,
srtpat:S eTfaufe Don sdufsru, adnSsreien II.
9rnnfmietbe.
S%iHIeiben perfdbaHt out elgsntbum in Der etabt
uno aul Dem Canoe. (SCpt2t,tS)
I'M 8crmaltcrs=S ertani
pertbuoIIem Characterization
an Der
@iuimdns, t0be Garpliucftrd6e.
Srdtt etHee SCtretc5 oes 3rcte- @cttdtcS her Stuot
Baltimore luiro Der untCrieidlnCtC RcTiudltCr aui oil
tenttiher auftiun an Srt unb SteIe Srcitda, bCnt0.
Nopenber 1871, NadInittdgs 4 uhr, pertduien:
Den adnien CSruuepiaF, ctncm ilbrllhen @ru1s
tt1le pon $50 unter,potlen, 90 6uR ntftlth non Der
SaotpetsSHe Der SGnGsa uUe DtiuimOnitra6c an
iargeno, on Der Yit1tmaufra6e ~ 6u6 brett uno e.
TuB ttel bis an cine 3 6uB breite Alcu. Sehont nit
ttnem 2~sltodiaen Sit9ellteinerRen sSubnharic init
9elcr9eihoB, VI. =, WiiltmantraGe, otItteS 0aus
oitlt1 oon Der Saroltrcltr0Re.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Gin SrttttbCtl hdar uno Der
Reitsln q uno ~ Ulonutcn. Die GrcottSatiun9cu pom
8ertGulstGge on Stuien trn8eHh unb Sur SuiritecnDett
ots Serlu0lttrs Ncitbttt; ooer Auce bG0r, nab pcn
Grmeiien brs Siutcrs.
M. q. RntcliHc, 8crtpaIttr;
y. ~. Snlipdn y SobrI, Guit.
(2I9,5l,A 1G0,3,G,Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
81 D%erfaufcn.

LII Seine 0duIer, iebr biGia, an Der JtGmiaps
uno Roppletonirafc bel SbomdS Sill,
(259-l Sde Der ct. 8nul= unb Nauctteitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
Gucbcu %crbnttcu:

enc 0roGc GuontltGt NuriiHcn, SrtrG m6 Supcr
Wiebl, 1000 SdCilCi Nr. I S0ltE, lurtBcG uno gcltce
gBCIibtorn SlDttbcIn. S0rtOiiClu, aCpicl u. I, 10,
ipeldt 81 ben b~tliiGitcu Ntorttprcticn on9tlohrn iUcr-
ben BON SSetpman 4 Surucp,
RroouttcH- &OmIniiliOnGrc,
H0uD.ISl I1r. ~. RprthGrdic Qauimprr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31

20O0 Sddc IS. ~" Sas uub
4SSl Sdtc Spans" uno nScdfiuS" iCiUC5 @uly,
icgt uuu ocu Shifieu nScn @cut" mo ,Srccidn'
BON ]etUcrpoul larocnO uno IN p~ulicnocu YGrtic'n 81
bGbCn bel y. 5DoS. SGpis x Eump.,
t2hj-J Jir, 40, SuutbrS ttase,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
Gjrunn,inlen AT berfauien,

3u Dcrmictbcn ober su Derfdnfen.
~ Wsr S6uier Bu fdnien oeer 81 mletben
Et'iia niinidt, 1T erfuht, fh Die ihonsn ncuel Sdus
.E.I fer an Eager, bpii6en Resiiters nnb annitr.,
ioiuie an Re8tiers, Suiihen Yarnesz unb Gbephr.,
an,uieben. Sie Sduier iinb brsitbdig. tobsn Ride
duf ~betjetben 6Gur, gpafer nno Gas. (Oft.t3 INIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
2u herfamfcit.

Ea.I Die 2sl1fiscu 3Iessttein=s 9 otTbsuIsr Rr.
tb3 unc 100 Glltottitrose, Canton, icees. Il bel 20
6u6 sro6, nit Sporantsn; @runoinietbe s"s tebes;
8reis 500 jeoes. Soiuie aud oas 2=it5diee 3ieasGs
iteinzg % obubdus Sir. 400, 9ontonsstpsue, Is bei nns
9eidbr 70 6pb 9roB, 8 Simmer nit 9pSrantsn rntRaI.
teno; @rlnomist9e sS2i Erets $3.50: ,S.srnsr eas
2zit0dige 3iegelittin=9 " obnbaus vi. 60, 9NerftraBe,
10 SuB brett miteiner nOroliden 9ieie bis 5r Nlice
annItrass; @runomietbe 1925; Ereis $t100.
N6bere Musiunft BET ShpS. III. Griffin,
gr. 2i2, @aiterrs Ipenue,
t252-) 1Saus oftltdl pom grodoipap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31

9u herfuitfI

EaiIl Gin sBobubaus NIT 2aten on Der Res
publican =, uabe Soainetra6e, In Der unmittelbaren
Rdbe ees 9oainsz Vtarttes, enrb
Senrp III. Soofs,
176-) Wr. ., 2awS niisinas. ct. SaulHr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
Al If0rVI. SDdcN Sub,
WIS., Ser6it Striamuiluns,
liz cftphcr 1871.

- Der ltuttrSCibncte has Tripilegium
%gep0thtet, ,uirb CT bic WittgIieoer uno aHocrc Seiutcr
6es Rennplnge5 NIT
MuhISeiien, Smnid,, spciucu uue Sidlurs
Der beiten Qullitdt uub gu oCR m~ifi9iGn Erciict pcrs
iornen. AufuGNe lit Snrih uno GririidunQeu. luGlte
all ctt Defamation oul or HtrHhNbu, Ny. 6I, Sez
conoitra5c, oncr on Den nHtcrjCibnGten ourd oe 8oiz
ttinortt Bot Siicc Q%ortilirt, lUertcn piint.tt6 bciorBt
uno IN tie MdQeu Der AuirrdgAcbgr gcbradt lUtrntn.
SO tonncn 2lue aui Die piinttil9e Seiorgun9 Der Hui
trdse rebRen. Sodadtuuseuou.
81 Is. S>ounrN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
QnunSfcQe II, prrfauicu.

NHIDTItHV yH U%tfIWHTtH'
fxA Cine 9anotele bon 45A Gfer in Sulano's
stYN 9alcp, a Ufeilen bon Z oUfontolpn. Der Dos
Sen II ianbissr aebni, anss utbar nno leidt bearheis
tet, iebr aseisuet fin Weiibtorn, Safer, Woi,en, @es
iniis, 9Deintrouben, Betren II. |. ~. GusgsSet6nes
ties 0ueapoNer. Das eanb In ina Neleer 9eibctit,
giaiier in jeosnr; bot Gin nsues, 2~.itodiaes ~hslnernes
Dad, ihonen ael q, 8fottal is bel l6 Tns, Sibners
baus, Suelbaus II. {. 10. es III aud elm 4altoienu II.
Rarmorbrud am Rlaee. 2a8s aeiuno. gu periaus
fen biui9 bel q. ". Spofe,,
14f-J Gr. 9, Gam guitotnas, 81. Vautfrase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31

Lid 9as nteoltde 3~.t6digc 6Gus gr. 179, Sub
%ionitrafc, Canton, nit 7 StmmCrn, @poranteH i'm
9ott. ilr Ole tIGlnc Sunirne uon $3.50; $40 bdGr uno
Der Htcit In 6 Sabren.
9E& Terner 81 Ater 9utes 9anb in @alutrt . Go
- iir Die gGtln9c Summe uon $3.50. TGbcrcs bel
man, nabc EanGtteitrafc. l2i1-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
WnbnBanier gu berfanfen.

fIi W~nbnbail,er 81 bertaitert.
.EaiiI Swsi NobnbduIer on Der ~ atfsrtrahe. IL
Del 50 5uB bic Sur YariintraBe. nabe Der 81. Yetera
itraBe. s550iebes; $2506aar, Der Iefi In, Bauoercin.
Sas Saus Hr. 301, OF Sa9eIitr., ecm Mlaoiiona
aims S33.5 30.
Gin aus an Der @ilnorF. rate Rulterrbtrabe, t6
bel IS 6nB, 3sitodin nno NIT irGnSohihtm Sade.
Brcis $4,000; elmer Srinonietbe unteriporten.
n -Il Sctn Glenn & Somp.,
OIL Wr. IS, Weit 6otttteII0he.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31

Sualcih nod BEN ScrlOuic ots Sbigcu Scr onr,e
&orrotb pom @roetrtczI rttteIn, Ginuhtunl uno Nioa
bllldr in 6cmlClheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
GcrwalterssG crfaut

Ha GerwalterszG erfaut
mtrtbu oIlem 9runbbinsfteien @igcns
tim an Der
BcIies unb Gbapel.S trahe.
9rntt zines Setretes beS Ireies@cridtt Der Staot
Baltimore tuiio bar unterJcidnets ScrluHItcr an Srt
tne Stsne 1ienfas, ben I. Rooember 1871, Radb:
nittaaS 4 nbr, Gui ofsntItter auttton 5nIn Der
tauie ausbieten:
ben san3en wertbpouen G%irunsplaB nsbit e'e'
b6nlidDfeitcn, beihriebrn Dle tolgt: an Der Sfieite
Der BoiiitraBc In Der Gntifrnln9 pon 1876 Sub nbrbs
lid bon Der BanftraBe anfan9rno; bann nprptid,
ldn96 Der Wcliirase 10 Su6 9ebenb; odnn bltlid.
parallel nit Der 8anfitreBe, bid an bic Gbopaird6c;
Damn llolih, llnas Der GbapetraGc, 10 SuB uno oanu
iuellid In gr0ter eirie Buriid his auri auionaepunttc.
Die Saulihieiten bcteben In eincm 8 it6di8cn sizes
aelifeinsrnei M obnbaufe al Der S8oliitrd6e lnb
IN einem 2sit6diSen 5ieselheinsrnen @ebdure an
or SbapeIhraee.
acknowledgements, iuie burdl oae 8circt oorGe'
ihrieben, iinh: Gin 9rttttbeit badr uRb Der Jief. In 6
uub IL Wionoten nit 3tncn unb sur 3uiricbcnbeit oes
Ysr,pdlters 9ciibcrt; oocr auss baOr. nab BEN De
tieben oes Sduters.
Spieph 9. Muepnu, 8eriuuttcr;
(oli. +. q. "a. AM o.. N. (1unrr ~ 1phur. Mutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31

@inc @rinomictbe pom sos, pom Dem GiQcnttumc
on Der Nlicc annitruBC bCritbrenb, an Der Ytorolucitr
Sde Der BRADFORD GucO mo IGice anuih06c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
Ri ttcrnticthcu.

Der srose, oortreffli6 ausgeftottste Seller untsr Der
Srpeeition oes IS orrcfponprnten" 1T ioiort pobtfeil
on eincn rtiponiibcin lnternebner Su oermielbcn.
Srpee, b. Sl, lbs-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-31
Siaig III berfanirn.
3u %bcrfnufert.

Nc9en Sanitiers 8erbdttniifcn ii Bfero un6 gBae
gen fuobltetl bu pertGpiCn. Ndbercs bel ~, q d,ipari
IN Rr. 296, Gde Ger Misauitbs uue Saacrfir.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17

HENRY WARD BEECHEB at the Friday
night meeting of the Plymouth church spoke
at length of the immense magnitude OF the
Chicago calamity:
He said next TO the greatness Of the calam-
ity is the admirableness of the national SYM
pathy. This whole nation has rison up as
one man, at least the norsheIn par. OF il. I
bavo not seen any account OF the contribu-
tion ofany southern city. l presume there
are such but have seen none. All the north
has risen up and taken the great civ in ils
arms, almost adopted, and it lies upon the ma .
tlon as Child lies on its mothers breast.
Bread, raiment, the various succor that IS re-
quired, is continued most generously from the
rising OF the sun to the going down thereof
We know no Catholic or Protestant no DEM
ocrat or Republican. All that we knew is that
men and women suffer and the amount of the
charity OF the nation is like Gods charity
that sends the rain upon the Just and the un-
just alike. 1t is sublime and when you add
to it hat the great nation to the north of US
rises up aud becomes portion OF this great
work and, that across the water in England
yea, and in the German Empire they are Just
as busy as We are here, 1t is grand and it
shows how great is the element OF Christian
sympathy that unites the world and how near
mankind are TO each other. 1t is one OF the
auspiclous signs OF the times that there is but
one single danger in all this, that our sym
pathy will take purely emotional form, that
We shall give while the emotion is on aud
then tire in our labors. Suffering never gets
tired. Hold out. Never be tired. He read
dispatch lrom Rev. Mr.. Bartlett which says,
"The business part OF Chicago is wiped of tha
earth and the business men bankrupts." MIR.
Beecher's church will be open daily tor con-
tributions of clothing, etc.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17

SoILING, VS.. PAsTURING.-Let me recite
the experience and practice Of friend of
mine. Coming into possession of about niue
acres OF land in the neighborhood of good
market, made by the demands of large liter
ary institution, he cast about as to what was
to be done. Two cows and a horse was ,he
stock In trade, Tor neat cattle. He was obhg-
ed to pay per season men for paslurige what
they thought it was worth, and at the same it
was no small Job TO drive his COWS back and
forth. That determined him to keep his
cows in the barn. The greatest trouble was
the rapid accumulation of manure. By good
husbandry he properly secured that; ne Kept
feeding it to his crops. Find ng his crops in-
creaslng, he aGded another cow Another
cow only made more manure. More manure
nusbanded in the same way made more crops,
and the third year he added another COW.
Now. began another difficulty. His barn was
100 small. Still. at the end OF the tourth year
he put in another COW, aud set himself TO
work to get up new barn with modem i'm
provements, of good size, a horse, a pair OF
cattle, and hve cows, and yet had net thought
of buying more land, bat wanted one more
COW. Now, people who want large accu-
muIation OF manure aud a grauual increase OF
crops, shoulI not adopt that style. But 1t
seems 10 me that in our towns, where home
Steads are IN small lots, and not easilY pro-
uied, no better course could be pursued than
soiling the cows, aud at the same time latten-
ing the soil.- Neae England Homestead.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17
Chesapeake & Ohios-- Five Twen
ties Central Pacifics.
BANKING OFFICE OF
FISK & HATCH.
No. 8 Nassau Street, New York.

September 9th, 1871.
VI the FIFTEEN MILLION CHESAPEAKE AND
oHio SIX PER CENT. LOAN, but about 81 100000
remain unsold, ami tnis remainder will be taken up
rapidly.
The five years. option having oired on all series
OF F1vE-TwENrY BONDS, except in 1868 and 1868,
they are liable TO be cal ed in payment. The re-
demption Of 100 millions FIvE-TwENTIRs In coin,
and the purchases by the Government during the
ensuing four months, with the premium thereon
will release about 100 millions OF invested capital
independently OF dividend anu interest payments
the 81 eater part OF which must seek reinvestment
lbe eCHtsAfEAKE AND OHIO ssxEs
hoo bo,.,o, % o.r, A.. -
oirah,o TO- staod,, ;nraa,n,on.a 80 ~ 80 -
nop.bt -
,.s. 49,, C;uT.
r.sS,
80 80 oouo,,, suro 81 \. -
. =, Ia 80; nr, -. &, -, -, ~
Trust Deed 70 s,s ooo ooo prioo ,at nrasar,, a.
and .ccruad interest Tho, =; ,v;,,. oo,,a o,,.o,ad
n.vohIa Nov
q, ooo Chesanaake ord o,;o Rand oosts 60 ao,,
oor, 20 'N'
GOO c,o.., 49,
err 40
s,on chos,no.,,. o,.. p d..
on,n mail 80 a.. ,o,.ou do,,o,,,;, .;,,..
ra,,oins ,a -, -, ~ ,o,,. pr,a oro n
counon or roo istorsd ,orm same as Five-tyen i.s
This doht IL cre,tad hv t.a cbesaneake and ,,b,o
ID ;,ro,a cor,non, IN ordr mora soesdv .nd eff,ct
noun m ex,.,d and como,ete the man line ot THAR
Road 70 The ohio River This work-,,,c N, ost inn
,or,.ut ,uteruaI tmurovs meut uow u..-
a-...;nv II, ,h;. couu1rx-is ranidIv apnroacb-
- oo,n,,a,ion II will esahnsb anothar and sr
ner;or line of communication between the Ohio and
M,ssssinpi valleys and the eastern c ties: bringing
ten millions of people mainly producers nearer To
tha centres of consumptiop in the Eastern states
oa o.ror +o the no,it;cal and commoro,.l o;,,
of heir countrv Sucb is the camm.ndin, II, nov
torce of tbs Trunk l. ne that the ,aroer i,;ss Of tho
West are projecting feed RS m connect with If GO "a
=, avail themselves OF its npeonal,ad faci,;,;es a.
soon az If is completed LARGO TRACTS Of -. robIo
coal and iron lands along its rort, are n.ssno IN,
the hands of practical miners and hon mama
turers; large city is sprneipe up at III. western
terminus. the head of re,iabe nav,oot,on or ~
oh;o wbera n intorsao.e 10 900 IL ., - -
sit and will soon be in oonnection with so ooo n,os
ot railroad carriase.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT. BONDS
are as sale tor investment as Government bonds
Their amount fixed by act OF Congress at S25ss5 900
is secured by property worth Iour times their value
they can only be bought in the open Market and
are becoming scarcer in consequence OF their gradual
absorption by investors here and in Europe; they
have a re ady mn arket in ali the princ,pa.
money ce.tres. and have still TWEEN tv tour wear.
to run; the earnings OF the road are ste idily in
creasing and will prob ably reach $40 0OC 900 tor the
current year, affording handsome surplus after
payment of expenses and interest. Present price,
11Oa 20 1O2
| When the Caesapeake and Ohio Railroad ia COM
r,otod =; ,o,, -, -, AN INV - -
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17

Though tie following salutatory Of sn
Oregon editress is certainly c0mmendable, we
should hardly agree that doubtful chances of
success in the journalistic field was the most
desirable reward OF q lite of toll: I'VE have
served a regular apprenticeship at working
washing, scruoping, patchins, darning, iron
lag, plain sewing, raising babies, milking,
cburning and poultry raising. We have kept
boarders, taught school, taught music, written
for the newspapers, made speeches, md car
ried on an extensive millinery and dress
making business. We can prove by the pub
lie that this work has been well done; NV
having reached the age OF 80, ana oiou- nv
up family OF boys to set type, and dsuSn-
ter to run the mlllipery store, We propose 70
80 es.ab,sh il as Que OF the permanent insti-
tuhons of the country
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17
"PosTAL TELEGRAPHY" IL discussed in
Appletons' journal by Mr.. William K. Hoop

~~SNE
er. We copy his closing g.paragraph:
True economy can only be obtained by au-
nexing the telegraph % the post office. ibis
plan would introduce uniform rates, reduc-
ing all dispatches not over Twenty-Five wolds,
including date, address, aud signature, 10 the
one rate OF twenty-five cents. FheIe would
be one rate for dispatches, as there is letters.
1t would greatly extend teegraphic facilities,
putting an Office wherever there is a post Of
flee with gross receipts not less than S1OO
year. Our present letter boxes at The CON-
ers OF the streets would be rec-iviDg-ooxes Tor
dispatches, TO be sent OF ~ soon as received
at the central Office. A mouey-order office is
included ip the plan; the traveller out of
funds can obtain the necessary cash as speed
lily as electricity can seLd the order. Such
are the provisions OF the proposed law, and
great will bs the benefits thereof to the ma
zion. By its adoption, time and space will
lose half their terrors. This nation now seeds
about fifteen mi lion dispatches year; un-
der the new plan il will send forty million
the first year, with the promise of rapid
gTowth thereafter.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17

porr1INe APPLEs.-If you have guam
,;tv OF empty selt-sealiug bottles, and you
wish to prepare large quantity OF apple
sauce and to keep until spring, an excellent
way is to bottle it. Prepare the sauce accord
ing to whatever rule you wish; then, when
boiling hot, pour into the bottles and put on
the covers Immediately. Apple-sauce pre-
pared now and bottled will have more favor
than that made in the spring of the year.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17

THE SoLoS ROBINSON DIVORCE CAsR-A
divorce case OF Mrs. Soion kool1soo ag7inst
diana. Robinson has long been known as an
agricultural writer, aud has FIR many YEARS
been connected with the New York rrit uns.
He bad not seen his wife, Who resides In Lake
deuendeot doua5 npon him Tor sunSort Mr. R,h.
inson gives as a reason for her iatdy suit that
she wishes to free her properly from bis con-
troll. Robinson wears long white Goa, in
Brummagem imitation of Greeley. aud, Ike
that philosopher, is otherwise eccentric ana
careless in his attire. He is now quite oa sou
was ope of the original employees upon the
Tribune. Greeley has long befriendeu ninA
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17
Lost.

Lady's Pin; medium size, will a revolving CEN
a tire, one side OF whi was the likeness Uf an
eGe'ly gentleman, on the other OF an elderly lady;
valued or the hkenesses. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewared by leaving the same at No IA Cumber-
land St. at the office OF the Eastern Argus oc16-st
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17

have been troubled with Scrofula all my lifetime
and Neuralgia, in the head for years and have
con suited good physicians from Maine to New York
without any benefit whatever. L have taken six
bottles OF the cancer plant and one and one bali OF
the Neuralgia Elixir, and little of some other
in my life. 1 cannot say with Mr.. Munsey, that 1
ieel twenty years younger, being only twenty eight
IN my lite. 1r rF
think the worth of the Medicine cannot be esti-
mated in'w0rds or money.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17

DIR. STAPLES :-One bottle of your extract OF Can
ger Plant cured my little boy OF Scrofula OF Is
nonths standing. If should write all day could
not give fu,l idea of his sufferngs. We employed
five ply sicans without relief. His sores are ali
healed and he appears perfectly we'll. We think it
is wonderful cure. Several OF friends are tax
ing the medicine with good success.
MRS, VIM. j. LEWIS.
Old Town Sept. II, 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-17
Store to Let

ST6RE No 81 Commercial street, "Ihomas
~ Block" now occupied hy L. Z. Briggs q Co. ::
po. session given the frst OF Noxemher. 1871.
Apply 10 u. ". MILLER
&C 5-d3w No 80 IL Commercial st, up stairs.