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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-02

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Good Ordinary. 9sl9lO Good AddnE- .--II k9IIk
Low Mddling -.....1OA9lO5S @dding Far......llx9ie
CouDarutips prices of Cotton at this date TIE oocfso
veIrs rita Of Freight to Liverpool aud Of Sterling
EecAaHge.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.

NAOASA C<AAA2Js
L. dition Of csrtsln mortgage deed, bearing
date June asth, A. D. 1851, and duly executed
and delivered BY Simon Erick and Scarin Erick,
his wife. TO Smith, Meigs 4 Co., Of Red Wing,
Minnesota. which mortgage deedvss duly re-
corded in the Office Of the Registe, Of Deeds Of
Goodhue county, State (t6en Ter!itoryl sf
At . o'clock A. NJ, in Book Of mortgage deeds,
pages 7l2 and 7ls, and conveys from said 81.
mon and searin Erick, to said Smith, Neigs 4
Co., (subject to defeesance on payment Of the
debts hereinafter described) the following
premises, situated in said county, to wit: tho
section nine, o. in township No. one hundred
and twelve, (il2) north ofranee sixtssp, (ls)
west.
Said mortgage was made to secure tho pay
ment of two joint and specisl premissory notes
made and delivered by said Simon Erick and
Co., one for the sum Of one hundred and forty
two dollars, (&l42 0O) and one for tho sum Of
four hundred and eigh dol lars and Afty-6v cts
( e40S 5s) each dated June 96th, 1857 and paya-
bic one year after date to the order Of said
Smith, Aeigs 4 Co., with interest after matu-
month. No proceedinge at law Having been
instituted to recover said mortgage debts, or
any part Of them, and there being claimed to
Do due on said mortgage debts to the date Of
this notice, the sum Of 1--we hundred and eighty.
nine dollars aud nine cents (oss9 09.)
Now, therefore, notice 10 horeby given, that
in pursuance Of tho power Of sale In said mort
gage contained, and Of the Statue in such cases
provided, said mortgaged premises will be Of
tered for sale At public auction ct tho door Of
the Court House in the city Of Red Wing, ia
said county, on the 18th day Of August, 4. D.
1859, at 3 o'clock z. H.. to satisfy the amount
then cue on said mortgage debts, with costs and
expenses Of sale.
SMITH, MEIss 4 CO., Mortgages.
WILDER 4 WILLIsTQx, Atty = for Mortgages.
Dated: Red Wing, Ainn., June 27th, a: D.
1859. 15l)w6
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

NEFAULT has been made in the payment Of
~ the sum Of one hundred and twentv-one
dellars, which is claimed to be due 1T the date
OF this notice on . certain mortgage bca,ino
date the third day of July, A. d. is51 execnteS
BY Ephron Lockwood and Susan lockwood. Of
Ries county, 4innesota, psrtie. Of the frat part,
to MARITIME c. c. Wing, ofthe same place, party
Of the second part, and recorded in the office Of
the Register of Deeds, in and for Goodhue CO..
then Territory, now State Of Minnesota, in book
OF Mortgages, pages three hundred and forty
one and three hunlred and forty-two, on the
5th day Of September, A. D. 1s51, at O'Clock
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that in
pursuance ofa power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and of the statute in such case made
and provided the premises described in and COW
ere BY said mortgage, to Wit: The north half
OF the northeast quarter of section thirty-tvo.
and the south half of the southeast auaftcr Of
section twenty y-nine, all in township one hum
dred and eleven, north Of range number eioh
teen, west, with all the hereditaments and an
purtenanccs thereupto in anywise apnertain-
ing, will be sold at public vendue. at t6e Once
OF the Register 81 Of Deeds at Red Wing, in said
county Of Goodhue, on the twenty-seoopd dav
OF August, AID 1851, ut ten o'clock in the fore
noon, to satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage, With costs of sale, including thirty dollars
Attorneys fees, stipulated il said mortgage, to
De paid IN case of foreclosure. r. : -
Dated Earlbanlt,. Rice CO., Minn, Julv .. y
MAKTlN &C. WING, Mortfsgec.
=, bA1cnkIDEK q BucknAH, Attorneys
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the condi-
~ ton Of . certain mortgage deed, bearing
date June seth, A: D. 1851, and duly executed
Westeson, his wife, to Smith, Meies 4 Co., Of
Red Wing, Minnesota, which mortgage deed
was duly recorded in the office of the Register
OF Deeds Of Goodhue county, State (thsn Ter
ritory Of Minnesota, on the 29sh dsy of June,
A. D. 1857, at 3 O'Clock A. NJ, in book OF
mort mortgage @ deeds; & pages ~ and rs, and con
said Smith, Aeigs & Co., in fee. (suhject to de-
described the following premises, situate in
said county, to wit: the south east quarter Of
the north east quarter, and tho north half of
the south east quarter, and the south west Or.
OF the south cast quarter Of section seventeen,
l7l in township number ono hundred aud
twelve, ny north ofrange sixteen, (le) west.
Said mortgage was made to secure the pay
ment Of TIVE Joint and several promissory notes,
made and delivered by said Lars Westeson and
one Simon Erick, to said Smith, Heigs Il Co.,
one Of which vas for tho sum Of four hun:
( 940s 55) and the other for tho sum of one
hundred and f3rty-two dollars, each dated June
the order Of said Smith, Hoigs 4 Co., with in
terest after maturity until paid At tho rate of
five per cent. Per month. No proceedings At
law having been instituted to recover said
beiug claimed to be due on SAID mortgage debts
at the date Of this notice, the sum Of Ave bum
dred and eighty nine dollars and nine cents,
(45s9 %. -
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given, that
gage contained , and Of the statute In such case
provided, said mortgaged premises will be Of
tered for sale at public auction, at the door Of
the Court House in the city Of Red Wing, in
said county, on tho 18th day Of August, A. D.
1859, Ut o'clock p. NJ. to satisfy Che amount
then due on said mortgage debts, with coats and
expenses Of sale.
SMITH, ME1GS h CO., Mortgages.
WILDlR & W1LLIa1oN, Atty's for Mortgages.
Dated: Red Wing, Minnesota, June a7th, A,
D. 1859. Gal (l53)w6
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
RED WING POST OFFICE.
HOURS OF DELIVERY OF MAILs.
On Sundays, from 9 to 10 A. N. On weel
days, from A. N. 70 p. n.

HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARruRE, AND 1lNE OF
Red Wing to La Crosse, Wisconsin, cave,
daily, (now,) at s115 o'clock P. n. Arrives 81,
times . week 1T o'clock A. u. The gPea,
Eastern and Southern mails are carried on thii
route. Nail closes at P. NJ.
Red Wing and st. Paul.-Leaves daily. on tht
arrival Of the Eastern stages at 81 o'clock A. II
Nails close st o'clock tho previous even
Red Wing to Cannon Falls and La Seur.-
Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, as
O'Clock A. v: Arrives Tuesday. Thursday and
GUS evening.
Red Wing to Owatonna and Blue Earth City.
Leaves Monday and Thursday ut O'clock A.
NJ. Arrives Wednesday and Saturday at
o'clock P. N. Nail closes ut 8 O'Clock the previ-
GUS evening.
Red Wing to St. Nicholas. s.-Leavos Monday
md Thursday at 8 o'clock A. n. Arrives
Wednesday and Saturday at $ O'Clock P. Nj
Nail closes st o'clockthe previous evening.
ked Wing to Winona.-Le"ves "Wednesday
Saturday and 1T s o'clock AN. Arrives Thurs
plies all way offices on the river. Mail closes
at 3 O'Clock the previous evening.
Red Wing to St. Paul. Leaves Wednesday
ats o'clock A. N. Arrives Tuesday at o'clock
Pm. This route supplies way offices. Mail
closes Of o'clock the previous evening.
Red Wing to Mazcpps and Oronoco. Leaves
enday at so'clock A. NJ. Arrives Tuesday a:
o'clock J.. NJ. Mnil closes at s O'Clock
hcprevious evening. - ..... ..lE
Remember that all mail matter, to be
sent to any part Of the United States must be
fully prepaid. s
In prepaying foreign letters, by aftixine
stamps, be careful to ascertain the correct
Amvunt Of postage before mailing. - Any
thing loss than the full amount OF postage
counts nothing. and is lost TO the sender. ~.
u. G. HOFFMAN, Post Master.
Red Wing, January Is, 1859. -...#
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

RETAIl. PRICES.
fLOUR-6 Oua7 ~ per bbl.
WIlEAT-Fair 'o~! rs per bush.
OirS -5oiD55 cents per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED I! .5O2 80 per BUSH
CLOVER SEED-7 uol07 - per bush.
TURNBP SEED-1llDsn per fb.
TOBACCO SEED 5 cents pcr oz.
BEANs-1 Oo0l "' per bush.
BUTTER-lO0l2l. cents per ftJ.
EGGS-sVlo cents pr ,loz.
SUGAR-N. O., prime cts: refined ,l0l
crashed and powdered Is. :.
SYRUP-N o., s. cents; N. y, syrup Z
cents; GOLDEN syrup 8, cents.
TEAS--40tG5o, 6507H0l %; black 65G0l o.
C0FFEE-Rio IS; Java 90 cents per ib.
G1NGER-140ls cents per fb.
PEPPER-16(02O cents per fb. ..
ALLSPICE-l6O!n cents per fb. .--.....-
ClNNAMON-5O0jD - .onts per fb.
RICE-7@s cents per ft.
STARCH-ll0l2l5 cci:ts per fb.
sALERATUS-Babhit 10 cents per fb.
6ODA-l0 cents per fb. -...+
CANDLEs-Taliow l.2a Starr o5; Sperm
scents per ID.
.,a s0Ap-Palm :,,I' I'm and Family 7@s@lo; Erasiv'
TOBACC0-Plue $1,000; Fine Cut 4oa5o
s%9king sG1;14g lSsls@:o aS cents per ib.
POWDER-Bla>ting, per keg, >5 90; Riff
AM050 cents per fiy
PORK-Mess per bbl. ls o.; per ib. 10 cents
POrATOES-5o0so cents per bush Prime
Albert, socd, 2 50.
WOOD-2 OOper cord. .....
CRACKERS-Butter ) cents; Roston AM
Soda 10 cents per ib.
HAMS-lO cents Per fb.
SHOULDERS-sc cents per fb.
BEEF STEAK--lO cents per fb.
v!11EG AR-2o925 cents rer gall. .
FLUID D-sOl0l 20 per gall.
TURPENTINE-l 000l 20 per gall. ~
OiL-Linaeed l IS; winter strained whal
aad lard l 25 per gall.
WHITE LEADS 9502 so. ,s+
shEETlNG-s0l00ll per yard. a.,
UNBtEACHED sHlRTING-il0l2k cont
per yard. ~~">
hickory sTR1PE-121ls15 ct. per yard.
DLNlMs-l30l5 cents per yard.
Pk!NTS-s0lN9l215t0l cents per yard.
IW EEDS-2a94O cents per yard.
CHECKS-l402O cents per yard.
GlNGHAMS-l21f925 cents per yard.
CHALL1E DELAlNE- -20025 5ents nor ward
HOOPS-l5 cents per sett.
CARcET-4N050076l 90 per yard.
OIL CARPET-65 cents per yard.
ByOTe-Mens' Thick 5O63 So: do. Cal
c0l05 %; do. Brogans, thick, l 500l esS
! 70 per psi1. 51.Is' .as !
MEMS CALF sHOEs-1 soas 90 per p.;r.
LADIES, sHOEs-l Oof0l 2s0l 50 per pair
thousand. -
sHiN9LEs- Shaved 2 ooaa Is; Extr. 3 80
LATH-2 so Per n. - ~
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

NOTICE.
a LII persons indebted totbc subscriber either
settle the same Immediately. By 20 doing they
will save themselves cost.
4arch 5, 1889. ISAAC GREEN.
|lNe Ds HAVING done . credit business
70 my entire easigaetios !. shall hereafter adopt
the Ua;oe Store" principle and sell goods 6g
CASH, or its usm',takobt equivalent ONLY
1t will he for the interest of cash purchasers to
give me . call. ISAAC GREEN.
Red Wing, March 5th, 1889. l3stf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
Narrow Excare from Death.

Narrow Escape from Death. ..~
We are indebted to F. F. Phillco, Esq
for the following particulars of an occur.
renee which took place last Saturday, at his
residence in the upper part Of this city. I,
appears that he had in his employ girl
named Antonett Gallup, who, being subjec,
to occasional spells of severe toothache, was
in the habit Of taking laudanum as cure
Last Saturday afternoon one of these spells
came on, when resort was had to the usual
remedy. and with seeming relief, as she
made no more complaint, and continued
about her household duties till night, when
she retired at the usuul hour, Is did the
rest OF the family-except Mr.. Phileo, who
was down town. He returned about ter
O'Clock, and was preparing to 90 to bed
when his attention was arrested BY . noise
in Antonett's room, a. if some ono WI
moving about uneasily in the bed. Know.
ing Of the girls illness in the afternoon, b.
supposed she might still be suffering, and
suggested to his wife that she had better e
and SEQ about it. She immediately arose
aud went to the bed room, where she found
tho girl sitting upright in the led, She
asked her what allied her the girl replied
nothing. and Immediately fell back on the
bed, 70 all appearance liieless. ..s.,a.
All was now CONSERVATION the lL,nil,
were called up. the neighbors aronsed.. th.
doctor sent for, and every exer,ion used t.
restore her to animation. Her body became
cold, her pulse and heart apparently ceased
their motion. her eyes became fixed and
|glaasy, hsr jaws firmly set, presenting th<
appearance Of dead person. Alter som,
delay Dr.. Hawley arrived, and immedia.el,
proceeded to apply such restoratives as b
deemed psoper-for time without any per.
lceptible effect but after about three hour,
Of unremitting labor. evidences Of restored
animation became apparen,, and soon th,
girl was able to s;t up aud oommuni cate th,
following. ~. -. 4f'.. .,.. .tSS z.5t. ..,.-
The pain in her tooth, which had modi.
fed after taking the landanum in the aiter.
noon, had broken out afresh upon going t
bed, when she srose-in the dark-went t.
the cupboard. took down the laudanum bot.
to- and proceeded to take large swallow
OF the unadulterated liquid. She immedi
ately started for her room, which she VA,
fortunate enough to reach, when she pitched
head'ong upon the bed. The operation o
the powerful narcotic caused her to 20 into
spssms, which occasionsd the noise calling
Mr.. Philleo's attention to her. His oppor.
tune arrival sndoubtedly was tho means o.
saving her life, for had she remained withou,
discovery fifteen minutes longer, she would
certainly have bsen past restoration.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

The Quadruple Constellation, ,.3 '&
Is tho title Of the largest paper ever print.
ed. We have received copy Of this NAM
moth sheet, and consider it typographical
achievement Of which its proprietors may
we'll be proud. 1t is an eight page paper,
beautifully illustrated. containing thirteen
columns Of printed matter to tho page, <er
lO4 columns in ally each column four feet
long. Its reading matter is equal to that Of
six Harpe,s Magazines, or fifteen New York
Ledgers. It is published and edited by Geo.
Roberts, New York City. Price 50 cents.
Struck BY Tightening. n-.@
During the thunder storm which RACED
with such violence early this morning, the
barn Of Mr.. Wm. B. Bevans, situated on
La Grange street, was struck by lightning,
and valuable COW lying in the yard instant
ly killed. The electric fluid passed down
the southeast corner Of the building, shat
tering the timbers, and throwing splinters in
every direction and to : considerable dis
|tance-some pieces being hurled some six "
seven rods. The report was very loud, and
prolonged, like that Of = piece OF heavy ord
1ance. -r-, ILL., 81. -.-jer# ~
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
DISSOLUTION.

Tho copartnership. heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm Of
Smith, Towne & Co., has baen dissol we'd bv
mutual consent. Messrs. Towna a P;erce
will attend to the unsettled business Of tn. IT,
nrm. .. F. SMITH,
T. F.TOWNE,
J.C. PIERCE.
Red Wing, June 20, 1859,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
01T'Y DIRECTORY.
RED WING CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL.
CnaIsr CHuRoH-on Nam, (between Bush &
Plum stIeets). Services at lOk A. n. and |?
P. II. Rev. E. r. Wells, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN. '. -~
FIRsT PREsBYTERlAN-on Sixth street, (neal
the Court House). servi. es at lo11< A. NJ, and
7P.A. Rev. ]. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
Arrnoplsr Er1scorAL-corner Of East Ave.
nue. and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
bath at 10Y A: NJ, and ~ P. NJ. sunda,
scnool At r: N. Prayer meeting Thursda!
evening at ~ O'Clock. Rev. Jabes Brooks
Pastor-fesidence on East Avenue.
0EnHAx MrrHoDIsr-corner Of Broadway 4
Fourth street. Service at l0x A. NJ, and
r. II. Rev. Henry Kobe, Psstor.
LUTHERAN.
SwEDE LUTHERAN CnURou-en Fifth street
Services 1t lo11 A. NJ, and m. Preaching
every Wednesday evening At o'clock. Rev
c. Boren, Pastor.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

I Of gentlemen called At the store Of J. H.
Mues, last Monday, and informed the per.
son in attendance that il he &. H. Mues)
wished to preserve his health, he had better
give Red Wing wide berth. Is there was
no knowing to what extremities an indig.
nant community might resort, in case he
q. H. Mues) should again make his ap-
pearance in Red Wing. .
s2 - = - ~ t~~~~> 4-H -
The County Hotel %s@ ia
Is now in running order. and ready 70,
the reception Of guests. Sheriff Chandler
has established himself in this beautiful
public residence, and has already one sub.
ject partially "under conviction" We
wish friend Chandler no i'll will and would
like to see all the hotels well patronized
but we hope, for the credit Of the county
that he will have poor rum Of custom
so lorg as he acts in the capacity Of mine
host" Of the County Hotel. tn" =
4 Decided Nuisance.
We have before alluded to the wreck 81
the steamer Galena, which lays at the Low
er Levee, and again take occasion to remark
that it ought to be removed. 1t is a dis
grace to the Packet Company so long as it
remains in its present position, and we hope
they will soon have it hauled out. II they
slight with inpunity the wishes of the citi-
zens Of Red Wing, and take no action in the
mater, it would not be bad plan to test
the authority of the United States Marshal
in the premises.
The NJ. E. Church. III.
By reference to our Church Directory, in
another column, it will he seen that SER
vic 8 are about to be resumed in the Metho-
dist Church in Red Wing. Great credit is
due to the persons who have had charge of
the Reconstruction Of this edifice, for the
prompt and efficient manner in which they
have performed their duties. l, was re.
built under the immediate super ervision Of
Robert TodG, Esq. Services will he held
to morrow morning and evening at the
usual hours.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
ExcursiOn-9Ons Of MalQ o.)

~~->~o>>~~~~~~~~4-i-!s i-!s1-F -f tf5I-~ ..a-
ExcursiOn-SOns Of MalUa.)
The excursion Of this body Of pleasure
seekers to Mime ha-ha, was not a. numsr
ously attended as anticipated, though quit
. large number participated in it. Th'
boats which conveyed the main body Of ex
cursionists were the 1taska and Milwaukee
The levee and tho banks were crowded
with fair ladies and brave men, all anxious
to hear the playing Ct the world renowned
i" Dodworth's Band" which it was under
stood was to accompany the excursion
It is unnecessary to say that the Band die
not appear, and the only music our citizens
heard was the tune that Napoleon has bee.
playing to the Austrians in Italy. Luck,
it did not come off on the first of April.
Running Away from Gold. ...f.'
Our readers no doubt remember the shin
wreck of the ill-fated steamship Centra
America, and recollect reading Of the pas.
|sengers who had an abundance Of filthy
lucre," offering it all to save their lives.-
A similar case transpired in Red Wing one
day during the past week, in which . cor.
tain person not named 4lrtemus Ward, .
played conspicuous part. ...-....
The individual in question, it appears
held the note Of a certain gentleman or gen.
tlemen, for quite large sum and At the
time referred, a party Of three gentlemen,
wishing to tender the said holder of the
note quantity of gold, sought him for tha,
purpose, and were lucky enough to see him,
but not quick enough to catch him, for nc
sooner did he become aware aware of thei,
intention than he made tracks for a neigh.
boring swamp, which he was so fortunate a
to reach just in time to elude his pursuers
who thought the game too small to venture
into the wet bushes after, and contented
themselves with merely standing off and
seeking to dislodge the chemy BY the mos,
weishty arguments within their reach, viz
soft stones. But. like King Philip At Mt
Hope, the victim had chosen a secure place
which was rendered almost impreRnable
by the mud, water and hazel bushes-and
his pursuers showing no inclination to leave
he quietly lay down-in the midland
could not be induced to "come forth" He
remained in this position for considerable
length Of time, when his pursners left, and
he crawled out on oil fours. (his natural po-
sition) and struck bee line for warme,
clima.e-having been exposed to the mercy
OF cold, sleety rain, Z little les than si1
hours, and having incurred, besides severe
cold, the expense Of washing and ironing ,
suit Of clothes. He doubtless solaced him.
self with the fact that by his s,rataeem he
would gain another days interest-quite IN
item to him, and probably his only motive
P. S.-Since the above was in tyne. VI
learn that the said person not named "Ar.
temus Ward" acting upon the principle
that lit takes money to buy whisky" con.
cluded not to patronise wash-woman, and
has worn the suit Of clothes above referred
to ever since
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
I. o. Of q. Il.

R.l Wig Lodge No. 10, of the above named
Old : hold their regular meetings every Tues
day evening. at SO o'clock, at Adclphian Hall
lIMmluc University.
NJ. II. MAGINNlS, ". G. +.
!. L. FAIEER, ". $.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
E. A. LITTLEFlELD, Local Editor.
II o N 81 C0LUMN u

|Impr0pements.
We are glad to see that the lower end o.
Plum streets is being mended, and tho nu.
merous holes being filled up. With little
labor il will become . first-rate street.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
Weather-Harvest, &c.

The harvest has commenced, tho crops
are all in the best possible condition, and
the weather as favorable q could be de.
sired. w.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
COMMERCIAL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.
RETAII. PRICES,

'.:cted weekly By NcIn,ire sh.ldo. wholesale and
retail Merchants.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

SEED CORN!
A SMALL QUANTITY QF-GEED CORN,
II For sale cheap. BY
l4:tf WASHINGTON DAVIS.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

P. s.-Since the above was in type, we
learn that the said person not named ear
temus Ward" acting upon the principle
that lit takes money to buy whisky" con-
cluded not to patronise wash-woman, and
has worn the suit Of clothes above referred
to ever since. .r-- r.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
MORTGAGE SALE.

Rcd Wing, June 20, 1859,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

15sw6
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-11
All Ready for The $ ate Fair.

EDITOR OF OmO FARMER The State Fair
Grounds are now fully prepared for the annual
exhibitions the halls, offices, stalls &c, all
erected; the horse ring graded; II number of
wells sunk, and good supply of water at COM
mand.
This is the first time in the history of State
Fairs in Ohio, that the grounds We're in order
before the Fair commenced. A number OF en-
tries are already made, aud everything promises
well OF having one OF the largest and most sue
ceSSlul Fairs the Board has ever held The citi-
zenS OF Zanesville are active in making every
possible preparation for the convenience and
comfort OF the guests.
The railroads, generally, have consented to
convey passengers at half the usual rates OF
fare, to aud from ZaucsvilIe during the Fair,
aud stock and other ticleS for exhibition free
oil charge.
A side track has been laid to the grounds from
the Zanrsvilic, Wilmington * Cincinnati rail
road, so that persons, stock and articles for cx
mbltiOn can be at once conveyed to the gIOunds.
Zlnesville is accessible by railway and river,
from nearly every portion OF the State--is Il
pleasant city. loca ted in the midst OF fer e
agricultural district, and its citizens are second
to none in the State in generous hospitality
John ii. Klippart, Cor Sec, Columbus, o..
August 1th, 1859
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-11

FLYING MAcHISE.--In these days of balloon
voyages it is gratifying to know that the art Of
navigating the air il being cultivated in all its
branches. The Mansfield Herald is informed
that gentleman residing near that city, MIR
ID. M. Cook, well known as the inventor # d
popular Sorghum Eyaporator extensively sold
throughout the West, is now engaged in the
construction of Flying Machine. Mr.. c. is
quite sansu'ne Of success, and has filed caveal
at the Patent Olce at Washington. We are ig.
norsnt OF the details on which his air ship Is to
be bu,lt but understand that while balloon is
to Be used for elevation, steam is to be the mo-
tive power. The inventor is quite sangune that
ne has discovered the proper machinery whereby
the air can be navigated at will. He has built
or is about 10 build house for the purpose of
continuing his labor without being annoyed by
the curIous.--Cin. Ga5etts.