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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-12-04
Notice TO stocI1-hoIdeIg

H OFFIcE or THE TnvfN FoRr WAYNE r. r. Col
TTI1s, Ohio Nov. 81, 1857
ItE nnnual meeting Of tho Stockholders Of ths Colnpnn
VIII De- held at the 0ro Of the Company m Inc civ II
ltni on the Grit 1hurday Co 7th duy) or January ne M
Tor he election Of nine Directors for the ensuing We III and
orhe transaction Of such other business asmay h. brought
beiors the mueting H. g. RUAIFTELD
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OF all kinds, from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at this Office very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, by any
Office in the State.
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ATLANTIC MAGAZINE.
SPECIMEN Copy can be seen At Pelan'a. Who .yani.
iti BOoK eroHR


"A PETITION will be presented to the County Commis.
sioneu Of Seneca County, their court on tho frat
Monday December next lay and oen direct road
IN Jackson ownihip beginning the souhest
nothwesqnAIef Of section rs, 5,unnnR east along te b
me line, dFding sections vs., ~ and 49, 20 poini where
VIII join the Ioad, recorded the houss Of Mr.
kinsoy Cox. THE pETfTIOnnQa
Jackson iown,hip, Nov Q, lsslsw'
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That the Tribune Has the Largest Sireu-
lation, and is therefore the Best Medi-
um for Advertising, Of any Paper in
Seneca County
Itcontains fewer foreign Patent Medicine Ad-
vertisemcnts ard more reading matter, than any
other paper Of the kind in North Western Ohio.
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tGoRREorED wEEKLy HYl
SHRIVER & SHEATH,
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries. carpengs Boots and
Shoes and Ready Made Clotng. md DurehaseT OF
cry description Of Grain aud Produce for Cash.
WHEAr-sO,6 65B0.63.
CoRs-(shele'D 4Oc.
do (EaD 33c.
RYE-40G5.
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OATS--25c,
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FLAX SsEr--s0 75Di,90.
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do sinEs AND sHoubpERs- s@l0c.
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u- Again We have an interlude Of mild Indian
Summer. The icy letters have given way, The
snow has acd and, in their place, we have balmy
skies, soft sunshine and muddy streets.
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Animal Meeting Of the Seneca ConntI
Agricultural Society.


Agricultural Society
The Society met pursuant to notice at the Court
,5os.o IN Tifan, on Tuesday, Dec l, 1857, at ]
o,cloos, +. NJ, and was called to order by Lewis
Rol,zeu, President Of the Society The secre'
tory then read the report Of VIM Gallup Treas
urer, as follows'
WM. GALLuP, Treasurer,
,a57 In account with Sen. Co. Ag.l Soy Dr..
Anril l3, To cash on hand from
taet wear, 1924
Nav i6, To cash received ofCo
o,i TFs'aSSSs, e To cash on Building Sub. 30s5O
g 10. To cash proceeds Of
Fair, 1861, liS9 - A,,zo .e
cR,
Nv cash paid out on orders as per Sohed- o,, .
uIe So' hereto attached, marked "a" l2sSl2
p,,.ncs Of cash in'Troaaury, sAH@
hooi,nt Of Premiums awarded Of Fair 80
Of 1851, and notyet PAID nooa' 4t"O
Leaving amount in Treas. not appro'd 1886 "a
On motion the report was accepted and APP
proved by the Society
The meeting then proceeded to tue election o.
osaears fcr the ensuing year, when the following
named persons we're duly elected, viz;
FoR PREsmEsF--LeUis Baltzell, Tilhn, O.
vlcE PHEslDESr-J. w. Miller, Tifin, o.
TnEAs1REa-- William Gallup, Tidin. o.
sronrrARY-J II. Pitienger, Tian, o.
M,.Aorss-D. w. Eastman, Melmore, senecs
county. o.; Levi Keller Tinn, Of Horace Hu
her. Tiau. o.; Peter Brayton. Adrian, senee,
Co. O., James Boyd, Bloomvlle ssneca Co, o
Aner a general conference as to The best inter
ests Of The Society, the proceedings Of this meet
iug were ordered to be published in the Count
papers, and the Society adjourned.
LEWIS BALTzELL, President
]. II. PTTENsEs, Sep'y
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TIFFIN, FRIDAY, DEC. !, 1851.

to Advertisers viii fleuse send IN their favots BY
"wednesday >, We wishto aotortass Thursday noon.
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7
I Banks Of P.i,sburg. ...... .Pitisburg. Pa
! tntt' 4 Meohau's B'k. Carol Co, ND.
/ Cecil Bank .....s ......Nd.
Banks Of Louisiana.
ALL NEW ENGLAND BANKS,
Exorrr
Bhdk Of Hailower 80. Holowell Maido.
Dhuby Rank k...., ...s.. Vermont.
South Royaltou Bark. do
| CoChiuato Bank. ,.... Boston.
/ Rhode Island Banks.
Canton. Bank ....,..... South China, Maine.
/ Ellsworth Bark........ Maine.
/ Exchange Bank ...s.... Baagor. Maine.
IMaratime. Bangor. ss Hancock. Ellsworth.
Mopsom Rivet ........ .Hallowell, Hallowell.
Exeter Bank..... ......sNcW Hampshire.
Western, Spring6eld,M 50, Albans, Vermont,
Charter Oak Hartford Mer. Ex. bridgeport.
| Mercantile do.,. ,pawtuckot, Pawtuckot
Exchange do.... Colchester, Colchester.
Hartford Co, do...... North Am, seymour.
Wooster. Dsnbury, ..,. WiHdham Co Broolyn.
Hauers, Bethel. q. zee. w Woodbury, Woodbury.,
Pauquioque, Dtnbury.
Farmers Badk. Bridgep6fs. Conn.
ALI NEW YORK BANKS
hxtrrr
Agricultural Bank. "a, tierkimer Cos. MY,
Niagara River Bank .. Tonawande, do
Hollister Bank. ..,.,.ii Buffalo, do.
Dairymans bank .... Newport, N, Y
Ontario Rank.... Uicp, do.
oliver Zoe Cos Bank Buffalo, do.
bank of Orleans ...s e. .s Albion, New York,
Reciprocity Bank...... BuIaloi do,
Sackeus Hatbor Bank. do
Yates County Bpuk..., penynh, do.
Hugcnoi Bank.'... New Palu, do,
Medina Bank ..,,..... Mediaa, do,
Bank Of Central N. Y...Udoa.
Troy City Bank........ Troy.
Hamilton Exchange bk Greene. N. Y.
Western Bank, Lockport, N, Y,
Powell Bank,
ALL KENTUCKY BANKS,
EXCErf
Old Broken Banks.
ALL OHIO BANKS,
EyCEFr
City Bank. ,...,,,,....C Cincinnati, do.
Bank Of Circleville.
Rank Of Massillon
ALL INDIANA RANKS.
ALL CANADA BANKS,
EXCErT
Farmers Joint Stuck Bank.
Zimmerman do"...... Canada.
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FARM FOR SALE.

HAVE the Agency for The sale of the Farm IN scipio
township belonging to Daniel Enes. Said Farm con.
tans 20 acres about 30 acres improved the balance we'll
timhered-a good Frame House and Dafn-a nice vonna
Orchard aHd other Improvements. Those wishnq 70 pur.
chnsei will pease call Terms reasonable o. the
property mtsi be sold. (no27-0w) JOS. SWIGART.
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We will send the TmnUM and any one Of
tho 90 Magazines, one year, to any one, who will
furnish us the best NEW YEAR's ADpREss' ofnot
more than i5O lines, by the 95th Of December.
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IN BARRELS and Half Barrels Baltimore
M Herring, Maekerol, White Fish, Pickorel
aud Trout, Fine and Fresh.
Forsnlont
iunI2tf II. A.BUsRIRK y cos.
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LOCALAND MISCELLANEOUS
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Mad River aud lake Erie Railroad.
Passenger Trains on this road leave this Sta
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INAMlLlEs rely getting the pures article made
IL Also, Fluid Lamps IN great varieties, at
sens1af HERK's EMPORIUM.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

Z LAGER BEER.-The best tribute we have
yet seen to the merits of lager beer, is the
following from an interior Atlantic paper
LAGER BEER Profts.-Lager beer is
one Of the institutions Of this city. Well,
it brings us large quantity of trade, di-
minishes drunkenness, and all good liberal
physicians say it is cure for consumption.
Many imbibe it on that principle.
Many an old swizzler has turned from
his rum toddies to larger beer, since its
introduction into this country, and we defy
such an old stager to get laid" on lager
The Irish, particularly, have greatly aban-
doned whisky, and gone over to- lager. In
these ways, it is diminishing drunkenness.
1t cures consumption, by adjusting the
vertebra, distending the thorax, softening
the cellurlar membrane, carbuncling the
proboscis, expanding theabdomen, and en-
tirely removing the procatarxis. (See
medical works for definition
But we started out to show how splen-
didly lager beer pays in this city. The
proprietor of single beer hall, in East
Water street, says that he made ST 900,
clear of all expenses, from the sale of
lager last month. He says "ze beples of
Milwaukee trinks yer mush" *
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
Tri6cs.

The world is made up of trifes. The
grand movements of great events and the
changes of empires are founded in causes,
very generally, which would be pronounced
trifes by the world
Yes, "trifes light as air" have led to
some of the most important discoveries we
have. The fall of an apple gave Newton
the clue to gravitation the rising up of the
I'D OF a tea-kettle gave us our railroads,
steamboats,, ocean steamers, and thou
sand other things, not to speak of the
steam press, that, combined, put the world
centuries ahead in the mysteries of the
universe and the purposes of God.
10 the observation of flower dimly
pictured on stone, we owe the philosoph-
ical researches in chemistry and light
which ultimately gave us the daguerreo-
type.
To grasp
\ thing impalpabe, and hold it, was
Once considered with impossibility,
Until Daguerre, with heaven aspiring might,
Captured a shadow with ray of light
And chained it down forever.
BY trifing loan of money from the
great actor Talma, to Napoleon, in time
OF need, the face Of Europe was changed
millions Of men perished- thrones were
emptled-W ellington was made duke
Moscow was burned, and France made
despotism at the present time; for Napoleon
was on the brink Of suicide-a nameless
adyenturer-when Talma gave him his
assistance.
The foundation of the Roman Empire
was cunning trick in an Individual COM
bat or duel. American liberty and thirty
one glorious States arose from a strong
cup Of tea made by the Bostonians in
l775. A little piece Of magnetized steel
led to the discovery of a new world
The erection Of saw mill in California
changed the currency Of the world The
crossing of little stream of water sub
verted the liberties of Rome and gave the
name of Brutus Immortality The flying
of common paper kite by printer, gave
us the magnetic telegraph. The eating
OF an apple in the garden Of Eaden brought
sin and death into the world; the giving
away of the golden apple caused ten years
war and the fall of Troy. A delay of FIVE
minutes saved the lives Of Napoleon the
First and his family from an "infernal
machine" in the streets Of Paris. A de-
lay Of two minutes once cost about fifty
lives on an American railroad. The ex-
portation Of few potatoes from America,
by Sir Walter Raleigh has saved the Irish
nation several times from starvation.-
From little acorn the grand American
forests have sprung:
q A pebble in the streamlet scant,
Has changed the course of many a river;
A dew drop on the baby plant
Has warped the giant oak forever"
~. @. Picayuac
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

SUPREME COURT DECISIoN-.JanuGrv
Term, 1857.--In the case of Sims as
Smith, in which judgment is affirmed,
where parties by erecting dam in stream
SO as to dam up the waterand interfere with
prior mining claims above them, are liable
for all damages sustained. The Court de-
cides:
In fact, it was not material how HIGH
the tallings from the plaintiff s claim would
have accumulated at the defendants dam.
as they were entitled to the use of the bed
of the stream for the purpose of fuming
or working their claim, and the erection
OF the dam was an interference with their
rights.
The second instruction given by the
Court is correct. Where parties have To-
Gated mining claims upon the banks of
creek or stream, and are using the bed of
said stream for the purpose of working
their claims, any subsequent erection, dam
or embankment, which will turn the water
back upon such claims, or hinderthem beino
worked with fumes or other necessary
means or appliances, is an encroachment
upon the rights of said parties, and thew
are entitled to recover for the damages
consequent on such distractions.
Judgment affirmed. MURRAY. G. +.
L concur: TERRY. j.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

DEATH OF DIR. PUsEY-T New York
Times, of the 18th ult., inspeaking of the
death Of this celebrated man, says:
He was the originator Of the Anglican
or Puseyite party in the Church of Eng
land, and though his early associate, DR..
Newman, and vast number of his disci-
pies have gone over to Papacy. Doctor Pu-
sey remained in the English Church. 1t
is little more than twenty years since he
first created an excitement in the theolog-
ical world by the publication Of the Ok
ford Tracts, in which his greatlearning and
subtle powers of reasoning were employed
to sustain a theory of Church worship
based upon the Apostolical succession, and
attributing an efficacy to the ritual of the
Church of England equal to that claimed
by the Church Of Rome. On account of
the publication of the Tracts, he was sus-
pended from the duties of a preacher for
four years. He was man of great learn
ing and unquestioned piety, and filed the
Office Of Regius Professor of Hebrew at
Oxford, and was Canon Of Christ Church.
He always protested against his name being
used to designate the party of which he
was the acknowledged head.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

A NOVEL DIREoTIoN.-The following
was on the back of letter deposited in the
Sacramento Post Office yesterday, and
which we sincerely hope will reach its des-
tination. 1t would seem as though the
writer of it had suffered slightly from the
effects of calico and auburn hair, other
wise ne could not have written sofeelingly
upon the subject:
Give this start and send it right,
10 ST. Louis in the State of Pike,
Where John Mellon may be found,
Gailanting some mans Girl around,
Hand him this and tell him to beware,
Of Calico and Auburn hair.
Sac american.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
ARMOR s. KOOSER, Publishers.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.-One year, in
variably in advance, $500; sixmonths, $500; !;
three months, $500.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING-On square of
twelve lines, first insertion, $3.50; each sub
sequent insertion, $l.25 A liberal discount
will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi-
ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $500 per
month.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

sg-An Irish Auctioneer, while expati-
ating on the merits of a telescope, sagely
Observed" How often has the widows
heart leapt for JOY when she has beheld
her husband at distance brought near to
her BIZ such an instrument as this. =
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

INDICTMENT FOR PERJURY.-The San
Francisco Herald, of Sunday, says the
Grand Jury empannelled in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday found a true
bill for perjury against Jose T. IIimantour.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
SEWING MACHINE.
E. v. BOYNTON, 4,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER.

Main ST., opposite Odd Fellors' Hall,
SAN ANDREAS,
H EEPS always on hand a good assortment
IN ofLeunette and Flat Glasses, Fine enQ
Gold and Steel Watch Hands and KEYS, MJM.
fine Gold Pens, Lockets, Rings, EARRINGS, ,sG..sG
and Breastpins. Always on hand, a good as
sortment of common Keys, Guards, &C., &c.
ALSO-All kinds of Violin Fixtures, inclu-
ding the very best Italian E Strings.
n. B.-Careful attention given to Repairing
Watches, Clocks, Manufacturing Rings, Speci-
men Pins. &c All work warranted if well used.
October 4, SO. oct 4-3m
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
KINDERHOOK EXCHANGE.
GA NJ. CALAHAN,...."....PR PROPRIETOR, 11A
-X.A gs%::la
Corner Of tBroadsoay Main ST. S4NANDREAS.

Corner Of Broadacay Main ST., NANDREAS.
VENHlS POPULAR AND COMMODIOUS HO-
Il tel, situated in one of the most pleasant and
convenient localities in the town, is constantly
open for the reception of RAN SIEN T and
PERMANENT BOARDERS. The rooms are
spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and furnished
with view to comfort The dining hall is the
best in the place, where the patrons of the house
may depend upon finding the table spread with
the choicest edibles the market affords
The Bar is furnished with the choicest brands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
BOARD AND LODGING
Per Week, single rooms, s,.............SI0.0
Per Week, double rooms ............... 500
Without Lodging, ,....................... 700
Single Meal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
Meals at regular hours.
BsF Payment to be made invariably in ad-
vance. nov %, '56-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
THE INDEPENDENT

Is published every SATURDAY MORNING,
at San Andreas, Calaveras County, CAL Office
In Corcoran's Fire proof Stone Building, corner
OF Main street and Broadway.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
FOR SALE!

A MORRISON'S PATENT SINGLE MA
N chine, three horse power. 1t Itriyes, shayes
and joints $4,000 shingles per day.
For particulars, enquire of r. H. BROTH
ERTON, at the Telegraph Office San Andreas.
San Andreas, Dec. Is, '56-tf.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
Notes of Trip over the Calaveras Route
to Carson Valley.

BY JOHN A. BREWSTER, SURVEYOR GENERAL.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
The Freightage of the Margaret"

There's track across the deep,
And path across the sea,
But the weary ne'er return
To their ain countrie-OLD BALLAD.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

Mourn not for the dead for they at rest; but we
Tor him that journeyeth into far country for he shall
turn to his own land no more.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

"Dark shall thy doom be-darker still
Thy dread eternity of ILL.,"
Alas, for the Margaret and her living freight O
hope and happiness Verify, rhomme propose
mais Dieu dispose. INcLUsUs.]
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-24

THI SUBSCRIBER, A. ASSIGNEE VI
l The Real aud Personal Estate u = nonssl,
ners Tor sale tine following pieces 81 desirable Neal
Esas sing within ,he ri,s Il i'svenpart snd'tsim
fne noa.e aud premises situated Oh the river road
Sal Dssenport, lately oeenp-d - tbs rssldsnes
said u iiauses Hous. contains ten rss0s,
w.t esas.ts Sc aad ~snd Loase, stable cistssn and
@, 81 Il good repair LII W feet rs,n b. I'D feet
i.ep extending from college Avenue 10 said River
40 ti.a new aud eotnno.i,ous two story brick
.sase i ! a., 81 The re.ldsnre oi Mr. sA.ap, %
ia. sad rad - Esst Davenport THIS haase 10 ons
ii lie ess hniii house. 90 about the city situate
- - III M......pp. River aud River Brsdsc. Kscs
Island al ~ siiies The lot !. lilo feet front b,
A. 10 ihrec .iory brick warehouse on IN alley
rann.. -as.ih Il the Mississippi Missouri Railroad
4 ,l.,ss fns building loss In Blecks and O. In
ryfe.ta i,lAiat adiltta to the city " Davenport
Al.s lweAty ave haidius lots In Dasison 4 Truce
Asa lra.choli luiere. la part u Block e. IL The
iYsf Davenport extending from trout ssrsst TO
eos.a street snd heias 70 feet t".s and rear aud
A. 40 l o. 30 and " In III. town Of Bethany
AA.a IN in Biork u In the city VI LIZ Claire
,sna,s. i ,is State & love 70 vii III. anaisid.d
me eighth part q The islosls dssenesa Isaa,, ~
! 81 : " ~ u sec !. alt Ia Township ~, North u
DANCE Il IVES, and tbs = % 2 " " sec - and
" " &c &. aads 81 " 80 - "
4i.c Tho Undivided ,h,:. eighth par, OIL y ON
Al.o. The following iands lying and being sltsstsd
Jasper comfy = y. s.s' :. q io:s e ~. ies
The aboyg described properly MI ~ eo.d :. ;
sAtRlFiCE, aud por,icas of u On long time For
ssaspar,. loss Main street. Allan CLARK, Pc,
slsie. fuilding brady street, or Of The adesg0nsd
s.I door north q ''' once Il :...' sw Mi; =
mvl.aswtf Assignee, &c. Of Peter - uousel
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-24
4. AUGUSTUS HAvlLAND,
Z e0I EseWfe s1geMf,
tsreckssoH TO cot. q c. sansb
Has for sale
THIRTY INpRtIl Eli FARMS IN ernTT

tsueetssoH 10 cot. .. c. tansD
Ilss for sale
THIRTY IMPRuN ED FARMS IN scoTr
= county, with goal, esn.tart able dwelling large
orchard Il every kind Of fruit, RUNNING wafer and
ever thing 10 make n farm desirable. VIII 10 sold
very reasonable
Twenty rntsspveved Parcels 81 Land.
Ia Scott csaaiy Pie~santly situated. and capital
land Tor farming purposes Terms Yer, eass
Din hundred aud ior,y acre. IN Guthrie r"nr.,y
tue hundred ami twenty sctss Ia lev. count,
Fsrn, In johnson raun,y
Seven hundred arr-. IN AiAlf county
THREE hundred acres in 0runay count,
Two Hundred Her-s In Dallas county
Land N Benton Carol Haneosk aud Jaspsi cvuE
tie.
Hsuss aud b; on FouriL street
H.nss and lot 90 Finn STREET
Baildlns i.ss On BRADY and iesoad street
LII. ca Perry street
B,ask 1t lut. on Rock Isasi sai 3va s,r,sis
Bdiii,ng lo,s on Harrison and siylh street.
fari, aer. farm Rear Se.sah
A beautiful farm u IN .css. .,tua..i ii Benton
eousty
Farm. In Wasbiugtou eeahiy
4 few acres vi Lad H. tho vicinity u Davenport,
suitable Tor country seats
Hsusss aud Lnss "a the eiis 10 Davenport
F.rius IA Clinton e1ul,, lcar Railroad and River
CITY propsrty Ia lie CiAifr.
Banding lot. In waierinxn III
ILre kendred magnificent lois ~ fatos. EDITION
10 Mast davenport commanding = splendid t..@ ~
tho Mississippi River ard koek Island These lots
eau 10 purchased en- very reasonable terms
Great Inducements ara offered ~ ms laniss as
we.I - capital and vtLsts
Gail aud essrnirs maps aud pIIe-. Al
uANILAsIs
jy.Sti Dtiise H. GlsiT- Ea@
-. y. .AuetlOr sales s~ ma suo - h1N.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-24

nDG0o eNoog6o1g MeoD Fer Sale.
THIS MILL " BUILT ar STONE IN A
i N.sy substantial manner solid iaFk an the
baak ef the Mlsss.ipIs kitsrs b. the city 81 ls"a-
Iowa, u fur stories h,gh soAs<l feet with kngins
and BIDDER itous~ attached, .apat. ~ iaaanfsrtur
ing lao barrels II .ur iA - s.sr- The snxsu. 10 ~
Rrhes bnts aud ~ issi strssLe tSo double M. ~al
~r, ~ isehs- IN diameter, ~ t.ei ons IL Inch fars,
three pair al earrs
III. Mi habit last year, {. h. rss.ll..nt order,
AND - surrounded iS well ssttied sAd Abundance
wheat Raising country, aud has been tn -isseas-iui
operation toa sixteen laaafhs
The pfnur II The Is aus I'll, MAJ. La.
eIeslt.nt reputation Ia xinHrsosa, ~ inls aud TIT
cage anil there 10 sst@assye Losac trade tr " 10
t.yans, Patton CIV, tamaneh- and helshiotihg
country.
Steamboat. iakbng the -four NJ aud dava the Nj.
s,ssippi river, have mn. place Tor landing nj he
Mn while the railroad srom fnlian s.plssslte ~.
uns,b 10 Chicago affords saesl~s - the -hirta"Ei
~ douS east All the year Ihe eastern t.rsainns @
another Railroad, nearly completed, fanai.g wet
vie NsTuoksta, and eut through one Of III. beet
grsia growing sections oi the satv, Will nc hestrd
near the Mil
Tho viii be s.d cheap and on east ierrns, hs
andsss a~i owner Wishing & retire fresn huslns~s
II 1t tLAIhsEs
Iy.us, Gllufon Go, Iowa iuiy3 tm