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LITER AIRY.
Abstract Of the proceedings Of the Council
Bluffs Debating Club.
DEBATING HALL, COUNCIL BLUFFS

DEBATING HALL, COUNCIL BLUFFS J
January 18th, 1868.
Club met pursuant to adjournment, and
called to order by the President. Minutes
of last two meetings read and approved.
Tbe~roll was called, showing but small
number Of members present.
The chair was now vacated in favor Of,
and occupied by L. 5. Axteli, the President
elrct
The question for debate was now taken
up and ably discussed. Decision in favor
of the Negative.
Question for discussion next meeting -
ReSoIved, That Monarcbial form OF
Government ie better than Republican,. -
Two motions-one relating to the time the
Critic should report, and The other excusing
him from taking part in the debate--were
passed.
The attendance, on the part of spectators
was very full. Perfection in order was al
most reached this evening. The Club was
NOW declared adjourned till next Monday
evening. The attendance of the public is
respectfully solicited.
l.. s. AxrELL, Jos. F. KENNEDY.
FTeSf. Sect'V.
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ORHHENAa. NOTICE.

Il - 4
Tso aouAsn MsIIsn, Barbafs n Muisia. nhartss r.
III aAosnosea w. II Frazier Y, Eplsans, n. Hiexmfrs
RsA wsssrnaa, LsvtD. UiiIsEs =: ksrss Aae go
n Matkhafn. S "; Y q 80 $3.50 ~ ~
Yoa arc hereby nsssasd thas fhsrs 10 pow On ais ii
wsiianis ceEsty IN 90 sssls 81 isNaf Rsslissa .
Martin q Erathers and ~. o. III Whsttsnsores easisa-
Dsed u Tsuss, sreeassd Is shs ~ dsy Il sagassN
1865, by The said tnuaan Masiim and nasbsfA MHin
70 ChaEies II ThusnpAon. 81 che ssl.owing descrfbsd
tracts and parcels Of land staated ID saia Ceanis 81
PsttAwAttamies taswis: s ss III 8sssss.s8 80 n 81 +,
Shs southeast ar Of Zee o. sd sss sensh hatf IL
the Northwest ar. and tbs North half d he Houshs
west ar. Of Sec ~, IN Township m Nsftw Aanss ~
West: Allan the af sf the Somshssea ar. e8
Sec 90 aud the S0uth~&est ar OF the Northwest gge
Of sec ~, In TUwnshlp " nah9f 81 wea
Also. Lots and 10 blukk % Lets ID lNma % IN
BLOCK %; Lots and IN hockEas Gots sn& ia haak
9e Lots Iu block 81; Lots % and 10 . bloek ~
lots and 6 In bIocs Isl Lets ards 10 blecz ss l&ts
r. II and 10 in boek %; Lots ard 10 block .; Lta
and IN bloch 8 Lot In biock q In MeiIa's sabs
division, In Gouncll Btafs City. u. & -, ssts
A4sr Blocks 10 is O,a4, ls Tsaad &C. d shsaa
Read Addition 10 sala CITY ~ Council bufs f9 sesFs
the payment of therein deacTibed. In favsF
Of said petitioaefs. And tths unisss you appear
thereto. aud deEends before noon u The sseaad
day NJ the next term Of tbs gald DissFict Court, 70
commence the soaFtA tMepdsy es January, A. D.s
1888 eFsni win bs entered AGAINST yok, snd JuasS
ment rendered thafssrp ~ & 80" F~~F@ q
Dated, October aSlh, A Id lsSs w.. Il = 49,
.lg I. DOUGLASS ROSS,
-~:,t = !. As1sFuaye fer PIalntifs.
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SEEDS, PLANTS, &C, ron DISTRIBUTION.
OFFICE OF SECT: Iowa FARMERS CoLLEGE,)
DES MONIES, DISC. d, 1862 (

OFFICE or SECT; Iowa FARMERS CoLLEGE,l
DES MONIES, Disc. d, 1862.
. 10 the Farmers Of IoUa Among the
seeds, cuttings &C., which the undersigned
viii have for gratutitous distribution,
after the first of February next, will be the
following:
Egyptidn Wheat. 10 appearance the finest
variety OF Sprng Wheat ever brought into
the State. The seed was grown last year,
10 Minnesota, where it produced we'll. It
has not been tested 10 this State. The SUP
ply is very limited. Persons APPLYING Will
be furnished as long as the suppiv lasts.
with sufficient for q small experiment
Those receiving by mail are expected to
furnish stamps to pay postage, st the rate
of one cent An ounce.
Tobacco Seed. As there is considerable
inquiry for Tobacco Seed, am endeavor-
ing to have a supply sufficient to meet, at
least ell demands for experimental culsiva.
ton: A large portion of il was grown 10
Northern Iowa. From teaspoonfuI to a
Tablespoonful will, be sufficient for most
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District Court Of PottawattauaIe county. tewa.
George A. Haynes. Augusta n. Hsynes, Charies Al
HAYNES, Alice n. Haynes, Ema A. Haynes Clara q,
Haynes by GeU. Haynes, her next friend Plaintiff
geTsas
Alexander u. Harris George Harris. CLARA Harris,
DefendAnS Notice In partition. - January eInl 1853
To the aboes Rapsed dsfeHaants: 49,
You are hereby u0aihsd thai there IL Gle In
T. Uce Ut the Click Of the District Court Of Patta-
wstamie County petition Of the above named PLATA
tifS. George A. Haynes, Augusta n. Haynes Charles
A: Aaynes Alice T. Haynes Ema A. Haynes, and Clara
e. Haynes by Geo. Hay ne%, her next friend, clans
lug you partition Of the following real estate sEsp-
ate The city Of Council Buas county Of POttawtt~
TAME aud State Of Iowa Vis: lots nine ca ten uD)
thirteen (I3l and fourteen 90 In bI ck six. i Bay
iss lst addition To Council Buns; lot i've kS In bIf
eight () Ia JacksH's addition % said O0nncik Bluffs
lots eleven W fifteen, thirtyuine teesof Of south
side one hundred and seventeen II I7f nAa hundreA
ami y-fVuT 1919 hunlred and twenty 2CI
one huud ed and thirty 30j hundred and thirty
13l) hundred aid ninety twO. tfg2) two Nun
dred and two, t3021 two hundred and twenty one Fs2
hundred and t%eHtythree, (22s|In the original
Uwn plat Of said Council Bluffs lots three o. four.
~ ID (6) in block one ~ the north ape-'hlrd OF
LIT one ~ aud lot eight () In block three tsI In Stutsa
mans addition to said Council BlufEs And you arc
further notified that said petItn claims OF you the
Partition Of said real estate into three equal parts, and
possession In severalty, Of of &aid eqnaI paFts
And yUh further notified that unless you gppsal
thereto and DEFEND before Of the ID day lot the
next JANUARY term OF said District Court 20 b e0m%
menced In said County the last Monday In January
default will be entered against you and Judgment
dered heI in accordance vita the PRAYER 81 SAID
petition. sbEwIS w., ROSS,
Attorny for Pisinlfda.
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. 90 . -----------
NO DRAFT IN IOWA.

We learn from a source entitled to I'M
doubted credit, that in Consequence of the
large number ef men furnished from Iowa
far 1IInio,', Missouri, and Nebraska
regiments, and for the Resuler Army,
for which NJ credit could be given on
the rolls Of the Adju,ant Generals Of.
fcr, the War department has decided not to
order any draft in this State, at least until
further leves shall be needed from other
States. The draft bauoted tories may no
sleep in peace.
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Attorny Tor PIainliaa
..riet court Of pottawattarnls eo,uh,r, iowa.

District Court Of Pottswattamie county, Iowa.
The County of POtawaamie for the use Of the Schael
Fund Of the state Of Iowa, Plaintiff, J.
versus
Daniel 8. Jackson Pbebe jackson, Hiram BOstwick 8:
NJ smith, Leroy Tutlle, Defendants. i
January term lisa Original Notice; in Rqnity.
to the abo1e Ramed defendants: -s.tss
Yon are hereby netiird that there 10 now % ale In
the office of the clerk Of the District Court Of Roa
wHanaie county Iowa petition Of the courty OF Pot
annie claiming Of the said Daniel 8. JACK On and
Hiram Bostwick for the OF the school tni 81 the
State Of Iowa. the of hundred and fifty doiarss
as due = promissOry note made BY said Daniel D..
Jackson and Hiram BUStwick with ole Ellsworth now
deceased and claiming 0f all Of the foreclosure o.
certain mortgage made by Daniel SJackssn and Phehe
Jackson the NV sc X Sec 8, tp T5 r 48, in Pot
tswattsmie county. Iowa, TO secure the payment
Of said note and that unless appear thereto and de"
tend before Of the d. day Of the next January
Of said District Hurt to be commenced in said
county Monday the 96th day Of January \. D. 1863,
default Will be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon.
LEWIS W. ROSS,
FRANK STREET,
Plaintiff AfEoF@ass.
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Mary Jane Beadle,1
$500 y
Marcus Beads, o..
To Marcus sBea6Le, Sir b
You are hereby notified that there 10 nov 90 ale On
the once OF The Clsrk Of the District Court@ POtta4
wattamie county Ii the staaso Iowa. spstitipn Of
Mary JaRe Bsadle claiming Of you alysFsa frea the
bonds matrimony the grounAe sf fssnt dasStion
for than years. and that unles2 you KYpsar
and thereto before noo Of the second day
Of the next terra Of the District CS0 of saM coHnty
to b begun and held in the city 0s Council Biaas
the last Monday IN January 1855 DETAILS viii b. en-
tered agalnst you, apd judgment rendered tsasEapn.
--r n. y =. FRRANE RTRMMT.
Nov. Is, 1859. Attorney yov PldsatT
VTH0 JANIS. SEXTON: siF--Y6u ere Hereby npslasd
that thore is now on Ole I'M enc Once u the Cle9k
o. the Distsies Coust OF Possswestie Coasy In ths
state Of Iowa, petition of Hannah Sexton, eaaming
Of you divorces iron the bonda Of matsiasay % ths
around Of ssadnitery.n m rs. N E,
and that unless you sppssr aud answer iAereas
before % ne secood day o. the nexs sa of tins
Distrss Court Of said Couaty u b beaa adh ae In
the City OF CoNcii BuMs the Last M0nday In Janus
ary 1868, default viii be entered hgafss you ans
FRANK sraRET.
Attorney for piaiatiE
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e Nixon & Co. haze Cos fresh oyssers :
Just received, and almost as gocd as couaa "
wished RILxY is on hand with polite bows
and bland smiles to serss you. Go and try
a fry, or stew, before 'lia 100 late. Ana d
cigars, the beat we printers have tried, oap
be had at Nixou's. They are Zip top. !.
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e. An extensive revlval is now in pro.
.,... at the Meth odiss Church in this CITY.
i've know of DO place where there is bet
msr opening for such work than in Councsi
*nInGs II --'- -
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rrJonS A. LArrKasr has juss received

~ oHS A. EAFrKaFr has JOSS received,
bv express, q fan stock Of Winter q, Dry
Goods, comprising complete assortment
of Indies dress goods--siiks, neriaoes, al-
pacas, deIaipes and calisoes. Also. lot
of>cloths, eassinerss, satinets, etc., for
rentIemen's wear. Call and exafains me
new goods.
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TTThe SANITARY Commission vas 70.
=ssrdsy announced to meet at Mira. Dsx-
\ sSs's, on Tomorrow evening. We are re- re-
Equested to say that the meeting has been
postponed Que week. E.s
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Frank Street,

Frank Street, =
Rufus Beale, and
Christopher G. Hyatt.
To ChTistophcr {. Hyatt, Str
You hereby notIded that the snow on ole thS
once the Clerk Of the pisrc4 UuarE OF Pott&watta
ME county in the State Of bowa apetiton OF Frsns
Street, charming the right subseQ neut neumbran-
to redeem Its /, .. O. in Block 10 10 Andrew
Subdivision In the city Of COHnii Bluffs, from sale
made by Ihe sheriff % sai county OF ssid lOs, on
Judgment Of foreclosure 0f AeTtgaEe executed BY p.
b. D. Gray to Rufus Real, and asking that the sale
made by the Sherpf said tCts be set asde which said
lets you now claim to have interest," In BY deed from
the said Bea and that an amended petition has been
ed in said cause makug you party defendant therein
And that unlsss you appear and answer thereto
Of the second day Of the next term OF the
District Court Of said unig 70 be hegua and bed In
tho city Of Council Bluffs on the last Monday Ia jan
nary 1883 defauit viii be sntsEsd agahst you, and
judgment rendered theresa .a~s 81 e-E..sZS
FaANK aTRRET,,
Nov. 49, 1851. AttOrneE for RlpiRAiG.
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rSy- Blank deeds, Justices blanks, Land
a. s blanks add U. S. blank vouchers, for
..le mt this Office. -. :.'
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TCai. NCrr authorized us to say, on
bic leaving the city, that his checks in cir
cuIation here would be redeemed, as usual,
BIZ OFFICER ( PUsEY. The Colonel ha
hardly GOT out of sight of the town before
the repOrt was in circulation, that "NrrT
had ran off, and his tickets would never DO
redeemed" We are now authorised By
Messrs OFFICER & PUsEY to say that NrrT s
checks will be redeemed by them at all
times when presented-tbas they are as
as good es ',greeu hacks"
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Ihe asefhlpAou

-. $40 600 900, win be appropriated IN
.,naneiina,ion 10 Missoari.
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e-v- A hog vas slaughtered in this city,
few lays since, with 'usk' three inches
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r- OBJ. MT. Nurr leaves for Dixie,
sa-night his precise destination Ia un-
koown-4se beIieve be sails under sealed
orders. nov fong be will remain is equally
usoer.aia-.'it may be + for years, and it
raas be forever" Wherever be may 60
vape be may have the good luck to sail
cfssr 81 the "aboltioners," and return
without the loss of his scalp.
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- PRING, Summer and Winter Dress Goods, Of eve
- re- description Of style, pattern and variety TO be
found in abundance at SNOW & TURKEYS.
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"a EW Goods of the latest style constantly received
w By express, at snow & TURKEYS.
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Dissr4ct CoRTf Of PBffS@astanste Cc2afsg
| vary Mcsflfen, Piln, Pfossedsnesfsr diverse,
o.. ..., II Il. SJanuary terra 1855
John 6. McMnlsn, pert. OvseiaaI Notice.
TOJoAa C. MeAItlsa, dsf't, sIa--Ton stshsreby seA
tiled that there 10 die In the once 0f the Clerk
If the District CeuEs. Within. and for P$ttswattamls
county, Iowa petltian OF Mary McMiien, the sboge
named plaintiff, eiaimiag Of yea divorss from sha
bonds Of Enasrihony fer the tollowing enusaa p La
WilffM deSersiDn hna alsseuea wisbeHs rems0nahie
cause, Tor the space 81 tws years. # - l. -. ..
2i-Beeomins addicted 70 hs6tuai drunkenness after
marriage. .. ..'+... <g8;usaftszj
Ba-Being guilty os such snhnsman trsslsnspt4
TO edangeF the life Of his wife the plsintih ID said
petition And you eturhaF notiaed that unless you
appear thereto and defend beRGre noon Of The aecond
day Of the January term q said Distr Court fr
be commenced in said eotRy on Monday. the 96n day
Of January. A. b. tsGs. 0 default gill b enaered
LEWIS W. RoSs, e.
Rs4w4t .. .... .. , .Aft'Rfer pIafHsf
r. tsss 81 ,Sss County. ,...ss7
ETNOJ. Il DYE.-SiF: Won hsFshs notiaed thai
there Ia is In the ones Of The Clerk ~ the
District Court Of PottawRtamis Counfy the HEtiton
Of FEaices l.. Dye pFsyiuR that tbs bonds Of matFi
moHy, existing between you and said pefitioner may
DO dissolved anu that she may BE- decreed esas resi-
estate thereu rsentoned BY way Of amangi and that
unless you sppeaF TO said petitoa be-
fore Of the see0nd day OF the next term Of the
District Court In and for said County to be L@gan and
holden Mondsyhe 2Sth day Of January, As D. 1858,
Council Blas defaaIt will Be entered against you.
and decree In seCoraance with the prayer d said Pc
titivn O. STONE.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Council Bluhs, November 10th, 1861. ~ 81.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-09
Toledo Commercial.

We direct the attention of the reader to the
prospectus of the Toledo Commercial on the first
page of our paper. The morning edition of the
Commercial, containing all the latest telegraphic
news up to o'clock, A. M, arrives at Fremont
at 6 A. M.,-fve hours sooner than any other
morning paper We take pleasure in recon-
mending this excellent Daily paper to our rea-
ders. IT IS for the Union, in favor Of universal
freedom, free from Conservatism, opposed to
pro-slayeryism, and believes that the United
States was intended for free men instead of ty-
rants and their slaves. 1t neither apologies for
Slavery, nor abets treason by joining in with
semi-secessionists here to defeat anti-slavery
members of Congress nor of any other office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-09

December 22d at her residence in Salem township De-
aware county indiana ASN A. RxMsBERo, In the f2a
year of her age. N
The above was born in the City of Baltimore. July
lIsli when about 10 Of age she to Penn
sylvaniA, and FROM there to Frederick, Nd where sh,
lived until 1892 when she smigated Columbus Ohio
10 1885 she removed to eandusy County where she re-
sided until about before her DEATH She leaves two
sons aud two daughters to mourn her loss. coM.
Jan, 2 In Fremont, MERer BAKEH. aged ss ysars mo
Funeral sermon at the NJ e. Church, sunday, Jan. IL
at l0k In the forenoon.
Jan IsAnEI F., aged months, 10 days. daughter o
David and Eliza Slick
On the 5th, OF dpthoris AK0ELIEE, daughter
q John and Amanda BrghtEsll, aged u years. 6monthi
and 10 days.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-09

A GOLDEN THouGHT.-I never found
pride in noble nature, nor humility in an
unworthy mind. Ofall the trees. 1 observe
that God has chosen the vine, low plant
that creeps upon the wall; of all beasts, the
soft, patient lamb; Of all fowls, the mild
and gentle dove. When God appeared to
Moses it was not in the lofty cedar, not the
spreading palm, but bush--an humble,
slender, abject bush.-as if He would, by
these selections, check the conceited arro-
gance of man. Nothing produces love like
humility, nothing hate like pride.
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Towards the last of December the brave
Col. Garter, Of East Tennessee, who was
with General Changers division moving
through Kentucky, was sent on a raid into
East Tennessee TO destroy railroad bridges
and play havoc generally. He took with
him his Tennessee refugee regiment aud
some cavalry forces, and has not been heard
from since until now and through rebel
sources. Colonel Carter appears to have
executed his mission of destruction success
fully, aud that bo did it with will NAV
well be supposed for himself and comrades
have terrible account to settle with their
rebel oppressors.
Lynchburg, Va, papers of the 1st con-
tain the particulars of serious breach 10
the East Tennessee and Virgioia Railroad
made by body of Federal troops who pen
etrated Tennessee 80 miles through Pond
Gap, burning important bridges over the
Holston and Wateuga rivers-one at Zo.l-
icotfer near Bristol, and the other at Wa
tauga, nine miles beyond. Two hundred
rebel cavalry guarding tho former wore
captured. The Lynchburg Republican says
it will take several weeks to repair the
damages, at time when the roadsis taxed
to its utmost capacity. II characterizes the
Yankee raid of nearly hundred miles as
one of unexpected daring and audacity.
The success Of Col. Carter is most i'm
portant one. He has broken up for nine
miles the direct and great throughfare
from Richmond to Knoxville, Chattanooga,
and the Southwest, from whence the rebel
army in Virginia has drawn much of its
supplies. 1t will interrupt the direct trans
ports Of renforcements from Virginia to the
aogged army of Bragg, and force the rebels
to rely on the circuitous North Carolina
railway rout in their present great emer-
gency. Col. Garter doubtless cut the East
Tennessee road before the battle at Mur-
freesboro, which renders it improbable that
troops arrived from Richmond before Bragg
ran away.
It is highly probable that Col. Carter
has been joined by many loyal men in the
mountains of Tennessee, who have so long
prayed for chance to rally around the old
flag. That he has been playing havoc is
certain, for Nashville dispatch states that
all the bridges in East Tennessee have been
burned.
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Words OF Cheer.

We can hardly find words to express our feel.
ings of gratitude to the kind friend of York
township, who has written us the warm, true
hearted letter printed in another column. We
have had nothing to cheer us so much for many
months; it is the genuine friendship of one we
are proud to call "our friend" There are some.
times bright epochs in even an editors task
work. and we record this one as peculiarly lus-
trous in our pathway. We trust our future
will show NO record which that friend would in
her heart disapproye.
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Homo Itenns. &c.


We do not intend to charge any more FOR the
Journal since we have positive evidence that
th-e arc men so deprave so far gone in the way
vice, 50 unmistakably imbued with the chsrac-
Of Satan himself as to break into an editors
house and steal his watch, pants, drawers and
wallet, with contents, worth si70. We still ask
cash subscriptions, at sl,50 per year; town sub
scribers, left by carrier, $1,75. If not paid in
advance, 81 will be charged.
Local items" are generally scarce and cheap;
ours this week cost us Sl70, and we have tried
TO make proper mention Of them. How true
the proverb "riches take 10 themselves Wings"
yet we were 50 selfish as to try to capture the
wings that carried off our pile--we don't in
tend to have another '1ying around loose"
"No use Of crying over spild milk" Not a
cry. We take a sensible view of the affair."
Like the philosophical old gentleman we've read
Of, our "whistle was dear bought"
On Friday the snow went off with rush; on
ly equalled by the tall running Of the two bur
glars who left our house at A. m. of the same
day. Rained all Saturday and until . p m. on
Sunday. Monday warm and pleasant Tues
day night very cold-all froze up solid. Thurs
day pleasant, weather moderating
Pork comes in briskly, prices $4OO to $3.50
1t will take 200 advance paying subscribers,
to remunerate us for the money and other
property stolen from us on Friday morning. We
trust our friends will assist in making it up by
each getting a new cash subscriber There are
others who can render material aid by paying
up old scores. We have but two weeks sup
ply of paper on hand, and it can only be obtain
cd by deposit of cash.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-09

GRAIN AND STooK TRADE OF CHICAGO. We
learn that Messrs Fairbanks have set in the ele-
vators in this city, during the last year, about
seventy of their five hundred bushel hopper
scales, and several smaller ones. Each of these
can be loaded to its full capacity and the load
discharged in few minutes, which shows some
thing of the immense amout of grain which can
be weighed upon them. They have also set, at
the different stock yards in the city, five Of
their stock scales, with platforms of sufficient
size to weigh whole car load at once, which
must add greatly to the facilities for shipping live
stock from this MARKET Chicago Tribune.