davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
Circular.

SEC IS OFr'cE, Iowa STATE Ad. Soc.
a. MuscATINE,:.July 25th, 1860.
In view Of the contagious and danger
Gus character Of that disease which has
been so fatal among cattle in the East-
orn States, it has been determined by
the Directors Of the Iowa State Agricnl-
tural Society. to admit no cattle from
other States at the approaching exhibi-i
ton, which will be held at iowa City,
Oct, ID, 5th. This prohibition will
dout tlcss take something from the inter.
est and advantages Of the Fair, but tho
necessity for it appeared to be Imperative
and it will be rigidIy enforced. In the
meantime it may not be improper to say
that from present indications tho show
Of fnc cattle will be three times as large
as before.
Will all papers favorable 10 the far.
NOR and stock grrwcrs please give this
notice an insertion?
J:H. WALLACE.
Sec. low State Ag. Soc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

Is herein provided, shall BE valid IN law,
and shall convey all the dover Interest
Of such insanewifs tolths ssal estate 20
conveyed, provided said power shall cease
and become void as soon as the wife
shall become sauesaha df s0dsd mind,
and apply to tho court to,revoke said
power. and said courtAhall- revoke said
power. and such resoca,ion 6hAf in no
wise effect conveyances personally made.
s 5. This act to be in force f1om and
after its publication in the Iowa State
Register and Iowa State Journal, papers
Published in Des Moins. .r
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker Of the House ofRepresentatives.
tJAMEs'F. WILSON.
President pro tenn Of the Senate.
!, Approved April 8, 1860.
Il SAMUEL }. KIRKWOOD.
I hereby certify that the foregoing il
! true copy from the original roll on flo
in my Office. is
ELIJAH SELLS.
4I,.... Secretary Of State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
HApTER f35.

: Ay ACT, Making appropriations for
the pay of State Officers, and other
purposes, and defining the duties Of
State Officers ID certain cases. ! s".1'i
81. Be l, enacted blythe General "A
scn,Jy If tsthe State ef'7o,ua, That the fol.
lowing sums Of money be, and the same
are hereby appropriated for the. purposes
hereinafter, designated. s $ { -
50. For tho salary Of the Governor
FOR two years, ending the alst day OF
Dcccm Der, a. D. 1861, the sum Of four
thousand dollars; and fcr contingent
expense. Of the executive Office for the
term Of two years, ending as aforesaid,
The sum Of twelve hundred dollars, and
for conttnsentexpein'sses 'oof the Adjdtant
Generals department, four hundred dol
lars. sas.''s 1f7a I'll III 'st't.1'''
ss. For the salary Of the Secretary Of
State, 'foar' The termi st two Years, ending
the slst day Of December, A. D. 1861,
tho sum Of three thousand dollars; for
supplying tho deficiency 10 theappropri
alton for the ysarcndipg the.3lst day Of
December, A. d. 1850. the sum of spne
shu ndrcd and twenty Eve (sl25) dollars ;
and for tho pay Of clerks aud deputies, ,iI
the,oflics Of Secretary Of Ssatci for ,ths
rtermof two. ysara, ending IS, Aforesaid,
the sum Of two thousand dollars
,sis 4. For thesalary of,the Auditor Of
State, for tho term ef.twoi years. ending
''he eist'd.y Of December, Al D., laof,
the sum ofthrce thousando acllara; for
supplying the deficiency in tho appropri,
alton for tho year ending the a!st day If
Deeembor, A b., 1853, tho SUN 81 three
hundred and seventy I've dollars; and
for TIC . pay 81 the clerks an'd deputies il
ttbs Office 81 the Auditor Of STATE ,afJl the
term Of two years, ending 'at ifofesaia,
TIC sum sun Of twao thousand dollars. Y y
SIS. For tho salary Of the TreasufSr Of
State, for the term Of two years, ending
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

~ 80. LAWS OF ss.t u qs
'.jk.Di. W. 49,
zY Aut7aG27,1tyy

CHAPTER s5., s',''
An act, in relation to debtors .tosthc
rachoo: fund.
| 81. Be it enacted BY the General As.
sem bly, Of. the State Of Iowa, That there.
after no greater sum shall be charged
Or collected, either as interest or as I
penalty for non payment Of interest on
any money due, or to become due to any
of the school fund Of this State than
ten per cent per annum and all sums
due as q penalty Tor non payment to any
such school fund, by virtue Of section
16 ofchaptcr,l5S Of the acts Of the. 7th
General Assembly, whether for lands
sold, money loaned Or otherwise, are
hereby relinquishcd and released to the
persons 80 liable to pay the same. s1 VI
/ So. Whenever, iu the opinion Of the
persons having custody and control Of
any, Of the funds Of this State, any debt
due the school fund, whether, for lands
sold, money loaned or otherwise is am
ply secured, aud al tho securities Of
each respective debt shall give their con :
sentthereto in writing, such persons 80
having such contfoithereof shall, ! upon
application therefor, by such debtor, CO !.
tend the time Of pay ment thereof until
the fourth daysaf July, ] 562. NE raa Il
+ s q Scction4l6, Of chapter soae hun,
dred andsfifty eight, of the acts of the
7,h General y assembly is hereby repeal
cd i.sa Fs8ui .a.t he4 .sr u ats.3.
s 4. This act'to take effect and be in
force from and after its publicatiur in
the Iowa State Register and Iowa State
Journal, newspapers published. at pcs
Moines. s. -
ILL., JOHN EDWARDS, !.
Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
tiycs.a ~. u ,.9sd3 .if -n>s
s NICHOLAS J. RUsCH,
= o*.sh President Of the Senate.
Approved March 81 ,7186O.'a aaanhi
,tslIssi UEL J.KlkKWOOD.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
q true copy from the original rol! on, tile
in ny Office. s.r n..a..5.5 adj. s.
.s8 .e..s4 3, aa;a Ethan SELLS, ~
4, ,s.s.5f .a. !; Secretary. Of State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
Hon. w. E. Bouligpy, q

! ~ Hon. w. T., Bouliguy, ef Louis-
ana, Who, last winter. announced his
iuten,ion Of supporting Mr.. Douglas,
has declared for Bell and Everett This
divides the Louisiana delegation to Con-
gres,, as Mr Boulignys colleague y
supporter Of Mr.. Douglas. IL
+: z - Letters from Texas Of the Let inst.
state that the -oan nyass for Gen.s Houaton
is going on activity, and will surely re-
|sulsinchir .aauyins shASRe 3sDR REssi-
dent. .asoiasAk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
CHAPTER l4l.

s.
j, AN ACT, in relation to persons insane,
and providing for the .rclinquishment Of
dow or Of married womcp who are insane.
! Sl. Be Il enacted BY the General As
.sensbytAe State ef Iowa, That in cases
where the wife Of any person having any
dover interest IN. any real estate situat
ed within this State, shall be insane aud
for that reason incapable Of executing a
deed and relinquishinS dover, the hus
band Of said insane person may petition
the Court of Probate Of the county whore
such. petitioner shall reside,. or Of the
county where said zeal estate il situated
setting forth the facts, and praying for
an order authorizing the husband or
some other person ts execute deed Or
deeds Of conveyance. for said wife, AID
thereby rclinquish the dover Of tho wife
in such lands. ..s - @..
So. The petition shall be verified BY
the oath OF the petitioner, and shall be
filed in the office ofthe ] udge Of Probate
Of tho proper county, Upon fling said
petition tho court ahsll FIX time for the
hearing Of said, petition. which shall be
within. thirty days. from, the fling Of
said petition. The Court shall also mp
point some discreet person who shall act
!, agent Or attorney for the, wife Of said
petitioner, and whose duty i shall Be 70
ascertain as to the propriety, good faith
and necessity ofithe prayer Of the. peti
.ioaer being granted and shall have pow
erto resist said application and subpoena
witnesses to take dsnositions to disprove
the petition and prove the imprpo'priety
Of granting aaid petition.
asg 8. Upon theThe,riog Of ssidpesition,
|if ihe court is sasisfsd't that the sams is
made ID good faith, and thatahe petition.
e. i. tho propsr'p person 20 exercise the
power ana make the c0useyances, and
that such powet Il necessary, spd proper,
said coutt shall enter up adccrce, there.
by fully authorizing said husband to ex'
| ecoto' in the nans Of the vito al such
90 d ve yances, Or the court may appoint
some other person whose duty shaIl pc
10 execute the conveyanees BY said decree
authorized. ssie'l s2' exas = sasaro
Y SCAR deeds ekesuse1 by tho person
authorized BY the decree Of the ssorrt'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
Top Manuring.

We have never known time when there
was not among farmers difference Of opinion
in regard to the proper mode Of manuring
grass lands. Now our theory and experience
are, that coarse straw should be used, not that
which il rotted. Use it as mulch, not as .
fertilizer. In the winter it will prevent heav-
ing BY frost; in the summer it affords protec-
tion against drouth. We have known such
mulch to add one third to the cut Of hay. An
Illinois farmer gives the following as his ex-
periencc: s@ so79 IS st9 .a
"In the year 1852 stacked tweIty acres
Of wheat anl fve acres Of oats. psar the cen.
tre Of ten acres Of timothy and c.over meadow.
When thrcshed this grain hauled away
my straw, made in stacks as It came from tho
machine, as large as two yoke Of oxen could
draw with pclc and chains, andleft it equal
~ Distributed over tho ten acrcs--all in per-
feet stacks, chaf anl straw together. In vim
ter turned my stock to the stacks and they
ate and wallowed in it until it was level with
the ground. In tho spring the thickest parts
Of the stack bottoms were spread over tho
grass 50 IS to cover tho whole ten acres Some
Of it was spread in juno, when the grass was
from to 10inches high. 1t came up through
the straw and grew very rank, and. yielded
onc.third more to the acre than the same
meadow did where did not put on any straw.
raked the hay with horse-rake, and had
no trouble in gathering the hay without dis
,urbing tho mulch. q The second and third
year the crop was doubtc that on any other
part.of the field containing forty acres Since
the above experiment have reserved all Of
my coarse manures, and old stack-beds, corn
stocks, etc, for my grass lamps, and applied
it there, and find il richly rspays tho labor
/ recommend every, farmer to save every fork
full Of litter to spread on his grass lands, Or il
he has. no grass lands, save it, put iton corn
ground, and plow it under tho result viii b
twenty-five per cent, clearproAt, & s7.a.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
CHAPTER Sc.

h III .sf CHAPTER Sc. ii
!, AN ACT entitled an act to provide
for the alteration and vacation Of streets
and alleys in unihcorporated villages.
!: ST. Be Il enacted By the General AZ
sen,Ly cfMe State Of Io,oa, That streets
and alleys in unincorporated" villages
which have been, or may hereafter he
laid out and dedicated to the puplic un
der the provisions Of cbapter4l Of the
Code, shall bc subjccttol BE- altered or
vacated in the same manner as provided
ia chapter IS ofthe Code, for the Il.
teration OF discontinuance Of County
roads. ! go s2Hs7F s1se { saa64a,
.s 'saR y JOHN EDWARDS.
Speaker Of the House Of Represcnta,
tivcs. ssti% @
ssA =. " NICHOLAS j. RUSCHyr
President of the Senate.
Approved March 20, 1860. 4
! 10 n SAMUEI,J. KIRKWOOD.
I hereby certify that the foregoing Is
4 true copy Of the original roll on 6le ID
my Office. #f6 3RlH Il
-. s'<'8# "EL[JAHsSELLS, q
Secretary Of State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
MILLINERY.

MISS f. l.. NASH, wishes 70 inform the La
lVls dies Of this community md vicinity that
she 10 now prepared. to furnish them With the
latest style Of Millinery and Dress Making
Rooms ct Mr.. Moorcroft's South East part Of
Tsledo. o, ,stgs.t.snt MISS L. i, NASH.
Toledo, April 9th, 1860. ,, y2n23yl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

Respectfully npf 3nnces to the citizens Of To-
lcdo, and vicinity, chat l'e'is now prepared to
do custom work in. his Tine, and warrant the
same. Shop over the Farmers Store! Ill Il 4
Toledo. June opAsl859 ~ n32-tf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

SEC rs Orr'cE, Iowa STATE Ad. Soc.
ANY. MUscATINE,sJuly 25th, 1860.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
sAT 81 SO A'YEAR-{lx ADvAsor.)
$500, 1t the expiraticnlof 3 :iDonths.


mollatCw Of AnvertlSlngsau.l /,
One Square, lst Inserti0n,g1p ssaH $l,00
DO each subsequent Insertion, 30
a. sasass &. Ars; 81 month, months. .i1.rpssS
De" One Year, sa''-d 1900
Quarter Column, bnt ydaf' taai sfn 26,OOa
Halt sCoaumn' ono year, spaigeI I i 3dtAQ
Ono Coltm6y one year., q ,Af If III G0,00t !.
Twelve lines Of tAis,typ considered . square.
Business Cards not exceeding six lines in
serted in the Directory at SIS per year. III.
t0- Transient adve rtisements must In NIL
eaSes be pnid for In advance ri iiFas iEs n
~ Legal advertisements must be paid in
ADVANCE.
~ Unless particular time Is specified,
ishsd until ordered eu. and charged for ac-
sordiugly. .tQ6tq -fsss.lafs,s ss0s So
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09

Eve sdollarsf oriso nach thereof - m.y
be necessary; said rent to be- paid ~ II
becomes due. attii ;nd .s5asf sdl Y,
~ S24. Thisiaceishall take effect and be
in force from and after isipubhcation 70
the Iowa State Jsurnsl ard Iowa State
Register newspapers puhlished in the tEs
City Of Dess sMoiues. stas, n :4sl 7,
np.0 tsit Iii JOHN EDWARDS,
1. Speaker Of the House Of R'prosensari
tiyss. sa7 Hoe 3.sHI ttr4 sv4s taf4@
NJ atitv NICHOLAS J.. RUSCH.
.ff.gfial President of the Senate.
Y Approved April Sd 1860. sait.yr.
SA NJ U3EL JsiK / RrK " Q . p.
Thereby certify that the foregoing is
= true copy Of the original roll on file in
my Office. ID 1 .au
4mei =. ELIJAH SELLS,
sniif. Secretary Of. State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
Mea4cR1 NRthcS.

Doct. II. Bunce, again offers his services to
the citizens Of To.ede, and surrounding coun-
try. IS rhysician and Surgeon. Doct. Burcc,
may be found at his office in j. NJ Slanklin's s
Drug Store, from I o'clock A. NJ. until6 6iP. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls left
with J. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly attend
"a 10. ts'4 iAs DOCT. il. BUNCE.
: Toledo. July 26th, 1860. s's4 iSai nsely
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-09
MILLINERY,

DLEY. wishes to Intern. her friends
IVA >aad the ladies in general, that she has
just received good assortment ,,of Millinery
goods; such MS bonnets, Aats libbons fow crs,
laccs, all Of the latest style, and respectfully
inytteT ~ Wishing ~ P~rcaseee sao~9tve.-Aes-A
shortest notice aud most approved plan. Rooms
north cost corner Of The public square. -,
MRS. /. a. WADLEY..os 81
Toledo. May 81, 1sCo. 'v2h27-iy. :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

Attention il called 10 the adver-eme Of the Bridge
port Wooden Mile for sale lease.
The figures Of the suboiOed table indicate the con
diiion Of Banks toe LIST DAY OF JauAry 1861 or
nj period just PRIOR thereto The Banks of the cities
Of New York Boston New Orleans Phadelphis, ST.
Louis Proyideuce ann Pittsburgh, publish weekly
turps; most Of tue otter banks pabish mouthiy or
quarterly rsturbs. The baDk-note circiaton OF the
United States at the present time s about one hundred
sno fifty two nil ions of collars; of which about eight
mi liops al in bills Of the denomination Of zoe dol
lar; i've Dillons Of Two dollars -four millions OF three
dollars; sixteen millions Of i've dollars; six uitioos Of
ten dollars; sixteen millions Of twenty dollars fifteen
millions Of fry dollars ten millions VI one hundred
oellsrs, thirty millions Of nve haodred dollars
thirty ~ IDoDs of thousand dollars aud three
million IN biIls Of the denomination Of We thousand
dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03
The business of toe Philadelphia Custo n-H1use for
,January was M follows:


isss l isss I tsss isso;
At he Board Of Currency meeting last evening, at
the Mercantile Library, Aa place, An elsbora;s paper
was Iead by tbs Hon Amasa WALKER of BOstoo, set
Ting forth the character and increase Of bank depos
lie classified this element Of the bank reports fol-
lows;
"First-Compulssry deposits formed large item,
which customers compelled 10 make IN order 10
oais. Seeond-FIducary deposits oIusist ny OF
trust fuuos, NC. Lastythe actual depOs Is m ide by
the OF business solely Tor 0us hess purposes
He propo-ed Il following remedies:
FRS -Tnat the plan of compulsory deposits be i'm
me oiaie abandoned by the bauks; alec, that the
usuJy haas Le repealed being opposed to the la 80
of trade aud finance. SccOod--rhat q proportion
should be 4iu aimed het the "A of specie on
hand and The circulation and loans" lie cited the
Louis aI law q model
The Springfield Journal publishes u Statements
sho v ing ihs lumber of banks in Illinois, WIN tue
amount Of The circulation ofesch the Isl OF January
and OF the stocks deposited security. Tue "no'0
puuber OF hanks " IA the Aggregate crcuiauo'' "
esl 7c3; and the seeuritier - pa OIL ine CUNT
scter of the securities. according TO saoie mAue ou'
.h,,ut ,bs anne was M fullows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

z, =
ssHEs-T change to note Ia either lind sales II
ubbls. at IS % for Pots. end IS o7f,r Pearls
CO11UN-1he mOkti &, lower aud 5al; sav leoe bales;
TFEE The business very mOosrs.s sale. Of $40 sss
Legusys 5; IS Jamaica at u5c, and 80 Hio ssn'
mFssoUR AND MEAI--rb. demand for w...su sod State
Flour active IN part for exporhe better feeling ma
tcd yesterday Is uore msrA@d 20 dy I'D We sdssn our
better ssoss the arrival. sh, tho sales H. $50 ee
at ~ e5a s5,5,os sup-r6ns state ana wssecn o. 59s,S
s 10, s, .ar. g Ohio % to- 5s s. d. sS ss .
a&1 s., Io1, slS Genes. e,ss Canadian Flour 70 IA
Of 2tO bbls ts or eEtI. o.. 'a<
aud .s. Of ssG 5s Sn 1 - s .aps |
no Sc and IS ga sc IS III. better .r.de- ~. Fog
o. 40 Com Meal ia n fair aelsnd Of $50 bbis 80 Is
eI Jersey, .P1 - ~ eI s' Is Bo'sWa'' flo" I'M
fSb-rh- market Is l devoid Of activity, jet prices are
GRAIN~Ihere Inquiry wheat, aud the market b
hrmeI 'hs aiyss are sht aud W no ,Sn -
- ~ delivered and part interior q 81 ar and ~ sSs
sSOa 81 s ALE. " Sos a. ssc To- Soera
harley l. uoe scye part for ad.phe bear 81 see
ssd Eat, on priys. terms 500 Fed stse
ode BASH gooc trn round Do :, &C. "a o%o oa.a
hrusr; Of 44se and Western and Canadian .
44d4lc Corn hrmer but not sivs the supply Us tat ma
Souier White and asiIc jsrey and southern yellow
uPs are IN ne sca Ssa.nd ,sr q Is Ss a. s
1885,. Old ae quiet ofS0 bales '5s's q, &c. -.
HAlIhe demand for shipping moderase sales Of -" esA
modei zi.l ~ inaui ed after and j. firm -
LlME-ROcksnd ia quiet at 7sc oT Common and 81 70 for
Lump.
N6LAssEs-New orlesns l. dun and hrsvyi Foreign n
quiet
NAVAL sTORES-spirts TuTPentins Is in fair request and
h-,e the u4rkei sales Of So b5is In g'ot
merchansble slipping order 45945ic, Crude Is
less active. but Is IS 5'6 80 ST e 2s0 10 Comnss
Ro,in is quiet at a 81 ~ $40 D. ahos, sslss OF lsa
bbl. SIT selv-r-d Other kinds lsuy qaies,
but yIires without essential change.
OI.S-Li Ia improved demand and toe market n
6Ifn- sales Of % ono gallons at Sodb D casks and In oos,
chiefly tie inside rse OLeT descriptions are dun oa' pnoss
generally -ustsin-d d
PkUVIsONs-Ibe PoTk Srke. Il again better and the De-
mApd good in part spert aifyci the are % bots a.
87l0 II 81 for old Mess; pl5 IA sS - for new d1i
50 10, UninsPoctsd We.tefn Prm- Mes add IL Tor n-w
Prime ocluded IA the ss 40 bb Mess for March dsbv
10 So Beef unchsnsec the dem y far for the
IsJe Of 40 bbs s56sS Is Tor oa,sry Mes- ava
50 62 or Req Mess and 10 IL 81 for Exts lard
IL bet not sev. the supply modsfate ssl Of $50 bos
Dressed better AID in dentni
1sd1;c Cut Meats IN fair demand; sales Of ISL bhd sat
i6e FER chou ders and 9!0sic tor Ham, Beef Hams
sis active and r. sales M bals. &H 5o8a Ba"a
Ia plenty and IL ws.d Prime Mess Beef IL lsss
plenty and In deusne 81 Sl7 Sy0 SlA
BsEP ~ PAcKise-YARDs, SEv-ToRK AxD
BKooKLTN, PKBRUARY /, 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

tic gcoss il peculiar to this country alone, aod the
which contributed 70 ps establish nrnt ia the
early history Of msoafscuti"g have ps.s-d away,
with the Introduction - tbo-e fscne- by which even
the Inost remote parts Of t'e country made ac-
cess'he, aut the growing wealth Of the coaatry.
Besides, there IL good reason Why even six moosos
edit should be allowed in che sale Of goods by the
na4pufa tnrer; the raw material and labor which are
required 10 The production a ways deeu'ed ~ cash
Il no, MY involves sn rsdequaie amouuf OF capital.
bot hatty hich tre profile Of rbe ou''oess cannot
COP pensae Our foreign competitors sell their goods
for cash, and in that have advantage over our man
ufectuIers, which can scarcely be estimated
The export trade for Domeuties Is increasing sna
much lar tran corresponding perod last year Inc
cleafanc.e for the week have been IN follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

wing the best in amount and IN the proportsn u
fn copper, which Ia about 10 Y ceos 81 zoe wbols
mss~ ,ees slso continue very prom,s ny fr The
ApfesrN 4snaceefInR months. S,nes last report &c
TrsseM NJ out another of about 80 funs in ne
Rave biystees 'ticb Is nov being casu q and ess-
f0rssr No - macs copper 10 sill In . cha nj hsl
roLL No sshsft - N account Of the s,rong coppss
= he s s.nS' now s1 Sro Sss zoe %
bss materially improved, $50 obs OF large IN ssuss
N East II the sbsf, ilss. 'aamywory. Il
ducine n'sss copper, with bHrTslsiie coadsersSls
the ~ west Of No. A, uOc0'eTtFA ew b yss
MAJ, ,Ie r,1e II which we cannot esGrsa. blasted
lni'bef Hopng; East OF same ebaft We n@7c this
out uas- Of about 10 tuns and other etcrs Ia :
level are al. WELDING well, The hsyos>
fore in the ~ IL partly cnt np ami proceeds iac3s6
in Dceenb, return; but abont 30 tnns Of II We. re-
maine aud Will into The present month, ~iss
more from other good stopiog ground In souc lcvcl
The soTes 10 The 20, east Of No. a,e producing Bass
barrel aud stamp cogper No SHAFT nov .iok,sg
below rhs level IL rich at bottom, the drift going
ea-t from II ID good ground; - FIN level Is slse
driving eat from RENE shaft, and 10 equally good
GROUND TIE 50 and 40 are b0th driving eass frya
No 10, the toTmer yielding good masses; and che 80
bsr int e mmsDced drifting from same shaft Inc 20
IL r1w open betweeD Nos and TO- aod stop'ng goiag
Oh there with good results. No. 3 Is sinking below
the 60 with ncb vein gong east tue slopes IN t1s
back VI the drit iediOg mass copper Inc congisa-
erate or oprn-cui" also continues TO yield faiy, ~
heretofore.
RocKLAsD MIsE-Our return Of mineral raised fos
December IL nearly AZ tuus, aud this month we shad
probably exceed that mouth, unless the water ias cs
at the aaup-, the preseps cold weather mts,as =
rood going vert ana come of the slopes 0 ,er TINS
sevel se show ing well for copper East OF NO. III
also continues regular and prodncfive and hsre eve are
now cutting Cd mass OF 10 tuns or more. La ths
5C-faiboin y Q are drifting each way from No. WITH
promising vein TOR st0png. No. l sn.ft 10 no.
down to .bs level aDd drifts sboat being e,mmensed
each way on the VEN. No. ia nearly do Sn % same
level, hid sho @ipy copper than heretofore 40
soOD ss pIscticsble we shat Commence siakng shAfA
Noe. and below the 50.f4thom level, aof from all
openings may onaby expect an iacreAsst
monthly product bsLeeforward.
SUPERIOR MINK The work at this mine ia progress
ing slesdy. We took out from the Slopes lass week
GOO pounds mineral and the drift end at shs
tine shows larger vein.