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'o'ernsl kv-nse. Finr Dl-iric,. Ind.n.
Co'lecsors ofiice. Jsspes. July 18Th. 1865
NOTICE 4 hereby given. % required 81
S-ctvn twenty eight, Of .An a., a
o'nv'de Internal r Venue. 70 supper, M
uosfrnmen' ard 10 pay The interest on ,hs
ruoiic Debt. 'hs' the Assessors Anusl
49, ~ $40 District embracing the .x4e
aue On INCOME TAX. LII ENsES, DC.
Tor The yess 1865 hsvs bser rsu,p.r y N.
Collectors cffiss. sud BE s.ne re au- MA
psychic ~i'h'n TEN DAYS from N : ,7,b
asy OF July, 1865, from which Tine I Viii,
s''end q nv office Ia jasper, ana rem.;p
RON dsy to dsy during the tine ssou,.d
y 's~ 70 receive said ,sxes. sod Ia d.fsul,i
y psymen, within the time % @cI6sd the "a.
''non " Ten per ceotum pr-ac,ibed ~
~, Vii sttsch snd IN ~ css@s BE- coii~e,-d \
AUGUST LITScHGi.
collector IN Division. Il, Distinct. Ina
July 18th. 1e65-3w.
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SHERlFF'S PROCLAMATION.

- psfsusnce :" law, np'ice 10 hereby DIV
. 'hr' polls will open at fne usu.i pl.re.
Of hciainx elections. ID ,he seve,.l ,.w,
'nps " Dubois conn'y, M Tuesday. The l.,
lo'y ~ Argus. 1863, 'or the rurpp-.. N ..ec.
ing 'hr Officers mentioned 10 tie foregoing
pfrcrp Pr whereof ~ pcrss NJ interested ~iIl
'ske notice md govern themselves accord
ingis.
witness nv hand and seal mis- he 233
dsv ~ June. 1866.
HENRY MAUSTEL. Sheriff b. G.
July 1si, 1S65-3~.
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" ln our notice at the Observance
% The IN q July. IN our last paper.
we Inadvertently neglected 10 men.
ton the proceedings at Celesiine. in
this County. There the patriotic citi.
zens q Hall township congregated, a
handsome pole and flag were raised,
the Declaration was read by DR.. n.
Stephenson; the trials, patr; oiism and
endurance OF the heroes OF rs were
discussed among the masses. and the
young folks er joyed themselves finely
At ball, where the arts ot love. rarL.
er than those Of war, were naively
conrted.
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H.~s-A -
Captured II Lasts

NOTICE e hereby given. 20 holders Of
- Couniy Ordes. thsi there 10 MONEY n
'ne Treasury Of Dubois county. Isdisss. i
redeem all orders drawn upon ihs ssne. 49,
nsve been presented for payment; thst we're
,ssued prior 70 No. 1919. vhich besrs ds,e
Deeemeer the eth. 1854 And that sbs =.
,eress on said orders ~iII b stopped q sais
\. B.-fssssns holding orders siIl please
? recent them &C The once On Sssurdsvs. a
thst 70 the dsy shst I wi.l sssenS ~ - ".
nee. :. STEPHENSON. 7. d. g.
Jsse 10Th. ls6s-Sw.
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- Coy. Sharkey, Of Mississippi
/ ordered an election Tor member.
Ola State Convention. to revise thei,
Constitution, 70 be held on the IN ~
August, and the Convention 10 as.
semble on the 17th. This il the first
election ordered BY any Of tile prvvi-
sional Governors.
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y third Corps; Auguss 9Th. "a srched around
Atlantis 10 Lovsjos's station. and from
thence moved ,owsrd Decatur; October an.
the regiment was ordered RosIhwsrd. md
marched 10 Kingston. Rome, Remecs. snake
Creek Gap. GslessiiIe. Cedar B uffs. and
back 70 Rome. end from thence 10 Dalton
aud kinggold. and arrived a. Cbsttsnooes
November 9Th; from Chsusn ooea 10 Nash
vile Columbis and Cenreville. md thence
back 70 Nashville. aud psr,icips,ed in the
battles at Franklin and Nashville: from
Nashville. marched TO Clifton, Tennessee
end from thence was ordered 40 Washington
tay. where Il arrived on the 20 DIV OF
January, 1865; from thence moved "a vii
mington. n c.. and from The nee TO Golds-
ooro and Raleigh, were Il srrived April IA
where u remained 10 camp unrI M Sd.
When = wss ordered 20 salisbury. wlsrfe !,
lrived Nsy 9Th. TIE regiment h.- E.,
~ killed ard wounded, rr- r.tora. Nth
~ ofhcers and arn. To dsSranye
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D-TCapt. ilobt. W alter, and a por
tlon Of the old 65tb, arrived at nome
this week, discharged, alter nearly
three years arduous service. Lieni
Laswell remained in the service. with
the recruits Of the Goth. VII . are moi
yet discharged, and is attached 10 the
l2OtL Indiana regiment.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS or PETITION IA
SELL REAL ESTATE

S'ste o. Indians. Duoois County, %:
Court Of Common Pleas.
NOTICE i hereby given, ,h.t Jpbn =
- Geirs, administrator de bonis M, :,
M estate q Christian Henke, DECEASED, ~.
2 isd ne petition 10 sell the rec ers,. of,h.
oreedrn'; h's personal being insuf7;e;.n,
= psy ne debts, and that said rsti,,op MI
~ hesrd q The next term or The 'Commoa
fiess Cour. OF said rountv
HENRY a. HOLTHaU Cierk
G. G r. Dubois Co.
Adam. y Bnet'ner. atty pin.
July lot, le65-3w.
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As-Ho~sfd Association Of PAilsds chi,
sui main'sins i's h'gh reputation Tor prom !,
and nVnorsble dealings. md con ,inues n.
humane efforts Tor the relief ~ W SICK 49,
distressed, effected ~iin vru;.nt and ID
stinaie diseases.
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Special Election, A ID 1860.
STATE ~ I-D.AxA.
C5unw ~ D,hsi- -.

c ss.as / i Dr.. { 5
The Sa'- q Inrians u he sAesir as..i,
County rts'ing:
~ Ou ~ her \, commended ~ i've 20
= per. rccorIirx n -. II ~ on~lif :.
scirrs Y 800. ecuniy ~ the folioa ~ To. II.
-nips 'ner-p', sh.i IN gh- firr .iay y, Auy..-,
a y. 1855 'here ~ill ~ IN ~iect..n ~
n she sss~r'l Frrcinc's NJ the several ,nv,.
ships p aid county. % @iec, person. N M.
We '"IloninE offices. 10 ~t:
iwo Ju-'ir-r NJ H. Peace Tor Pr,ols
.wnshp N --'d county. 10 tho place, W,
" X Osborn snd Wiib.m Hendrsk 90.
"h9-- 'rrrs hrvr expired
Ons justice If The p~-ca nv Hsrb;sa,
'yw nship. - place 81 r. r. Milburn. .ho.r
term has expired
One Justice o. the Pace for F.rain,nd
TO- ns'.ip. 20 Ill v.csnry
Witness my hsnd and zeal Of he Dnsoi.
Circuit Coun- - Jasper. THU me 20 III
day o. June. 1856.
HENRY A HOLTHAUS. Clerk.
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SroRM.-Ihis section Of country
was visited by severe storm Of wind
ana ram. destroying large amour
o. standing oats, M nrlng grass in low
nelds seriously, and blowing ofi an
immense amount Of iruit in orchards.
and IN some cases blowing np trees
ny the roots, and completely running
whole orchards. Fortunately. tile
track. OF the storm was not a very
broad one.
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1T'cE v hereby given that the nui r
= signrs hs- nesn 4Pppinl-r Executor N
me isss all 81 A"n Pi.h.r. ~ NJ DaYni
county. ceessred Sad estate susp,-.a
~ be soiv-nI
JOHN FISHER. executor.
JnIs sth lsf5 2,
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oLAE JrsELSr 49, Fine sets. % eso1
e y solid gold. fos only oss dollar.
M" ~ joe. FnsAHnAs.
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Notice % Bridge Builder..

~ tLED psoncssis viii be receis-ds,,h.
- Once Of ths Auditor Of Osnge rouo,y.
,".,-"s. % Tuesday. the - day Or Augus,,
iooo' w the erection 81 Bulge across
.ct' RIVER, between New Prospect and
"r-' Baden sgnng-. Said Bridge 10 b.
completed - Or before the III dsy \, ~.
esemoer. 1860 upcn Two Stone Aburmsn,..
if'me work % be covered aud weather
oosrcsd Fer plan o. supers,ruc,ure ana
,unher in'ormsiIon. apply ~ the sEovs Of.
me-. q soy time after The 18th day Of Julv
1865. Bond will be required or the .uees..
~ bidder. L B COGSwELL, Aud.
July Isl. 1861.
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nIsEAsEs % the Urinary snd 5. xions
- systems mes nnd rshsbie u.sfm.nt
Al'o tine BRIOAL CHAMBER. 81 E..ay Of
warning and Instruction. cent IL sealed
ensrlops. tree ~ cnarge. Address Dr.. ].
skILLIN HOUGHrON. Howard A-socia.
'ioo, NJ. ,. South MINI Street. Pn4ladeI,
pms, IA. Juiy 18th. lS65-ly
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COURT NOTICE

-
state Of Indisns, Dubois County. o.:
In the Circuit Court OF DUBOIS Couo,v
an the Stare Of Indiana. sedrem Der Tern
A. ID 1865.
Mary A. Watson.
W. n,,o.~.
Frsncie Watson.
REl ~ KNOWN. Tnst on this shs ,eo,L
~ day o. July. 10 the yssr Is65 ~.
soove named plantiff, By her A,,orns, a.
y me Once q ne Clerk Of Dubois Crr.
Court. he compisins sgsinst sid c-fead,o,.
20 the soove entitled caus-. tsye,.,,, .;,h
90 sfhdsvis = compsirr p-r-an I'll,
ssio dsf-i dant. F'~ncs " Is ,snee....rv
ps'y 70 to soase 10 lid csu.- !. n,
fes'dent q ihe State q TsdIsns.
Said eeirndAnt il therefore. h.y.h, -
'H-o q 'he fiux srd oencpncx ., -
compi int sgninst him. .nd tD.t u...s.
ne appear aud snsssr or demur thereto.
y me calling Of sad csuse on The second
~ o. me next Term 81 sid Court. 10 =.
'egun I'd held a. the cUsr House n -
'er. on he fourth Mondsy N Seppmb.r
lexi' Esd complaint and the msts-rs snd
~ g ihrrein contsined sna alleged. VII
y nrsrd and determined IN his sbsencs
HENRY A HOLTHAUS. CIrL
C'emenl Doaae. stiy pfF.
july Isl 1S65-4g
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No'ss cfsll the denomination, n.u.d III,
&c promptly iarsishec upon rees.2s .: ,us.
-crisilon-.
r. Notes Of this Third Series arc ere.
eisey similar ia iorm .nc privilege. r. -.
s~sen-Ihiriies s:ready solo, .xe~ps,b.,,s.
u1s'rnHrn' reserves to iissli the S,riop os
p"shs interest IN geld con at Der CO.,
ins'esd o 3-I0shs IN currsnev Ssb,ens.
ere ~ill deduct ,hs interest IN eurr.,e, :.
20 Jay 18Th, a the tlne when ths, 49,.
scribe.
The delivery OF III. notes Of ,hls ,s,,s -.
res Y M Seven ihirrl-s ~i.l conG.ne...
NJ ~ 81 Jua.. sni vii BE- ned. pr.nn,v
'"1 cyniinuocsiy aiier MT ds,--
iAs ''Th' eh.nss made 10 nc cOnlltirs,
4 ta's THIRD sEhiEs ,drrs. ~, n,
mater q Interest Ta~ p.smen:i.xsss I.
nase. Nil - sqaivsl-ns q Ii. ar-rrr ".
crest q M hister rus
ihr rriarn " -y.c- rs,m-r.s !, ~.
ser'oi ~hieh sais v,fsh. osri.n q 49,.
n'rIrsi W Gsli e. ssaii~c n. ~.nid =.
urr 'nd rTpaiiz- rnre- ih,s rureh.,..
'ser wnh "a PER r.n'. N 20 s.c =.
49, tipAi y a ". asse srh ...-. 80.
mr. 'fnn. Pr cent. N cD-reey IA. \.
The Only Ian il Market
80 'Hrrsc " shs Go.sran.ar. az II,
'perof advantages make ii the
rcat Popular Loan Of the Peop,.
Less ihss 1890 co coo Or n. Lana,
or'z-d BY Esngrsr sr- no~ on sse @.k., (.
be "s'onri. q no rsis q Which a. a. t.,.~ n.
sofoed. siissii % subscribed f.s s;,sr.
~ osss ~hsn'he notes gill uucrussssiy. "
mmsnd prsai1n. % hss uni'ormjv -.
csc en closing The subscriptions 10
ier Loans g. - :
70 ofosr mat ei'izsns Of every tow AL
;lcn Of the country msy - sf,rd.s f..,,-
: Tor taxing toe Lo.n, The Ss,.ensl
nks. State Banks. and Private Bs.ker.
ouenoo' the eouaify hare ceseSn,
go e receive subscriptions Il par. Sac
'osrs vii select their e~n sgen,s. h.
or they hsvs confidence. md Who ssiv
= q responsible for th- delivery ., 10
e Tor which they receive eriere.
Jay COOKE.
Srs'cRrrrIos hersr. Philsdelphis.
WILL ~ Rrcrvxp ~ sAs
y Sstionsi Bank Of Evansville
nss'Ie Nsiionei Bsnk CT Evansville.
c.af's' National Bark % Esssss,lls.
\ Ns'icnsi Bank 81 He~ Albany.
A'osny Ns'ions Bsnk o. NJ. Aissny.
cnsn '' National Bsrt % Ne~ A.bssv-
Na'ionsl Bank Of ssymcor.
~ other National Bssks and othsr re-
tsbie Bankers.
~ 9Th. 1861.
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ANNA HITTER. ndm'fx
JULY sh. 1865 "a


ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE i hereby VEN 'hsr ttp uater.
= ' sighed ms been srDoI,i,d -dsnin ssry.rtr
NJ ne e-is'- w Cn,l-tisn Rti~t 49, "
Dubois county. cecesssd Sa,s....,.
solvent
ANNA RITTER. sda,,x
july y. 1865 a.
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These Bonds ere no~ worth hsndsoms
prem uH'. and -re exempt. - are iii n.
government Bonds. iron STATE. cyonr,. nd
AarisiPsl lax 'irn. ~firh sdds tro. a.. !.
'hrse pr eeni- pr snasn - rh.ir ,.lv.
according g The rsie levied uson s,h.,
properly Ths ialere-s i parable .sm,-,..
nusIy hy coupons attached 70 essh no..
~h'eh ma Be CO.. "a and sold 70 sry s..l
or baker
The interest II '.S6 per cent. amount.
10 One c.nr ny &c. :. eer
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FONIN In = ULON rs IIEN.
NOTICE . hereby given, thst The nnder.
AV signed Land ord ~ The Indiana Huri
will vftrr ., Pubic suction to The hsgh.s,
bidder. for cash in hsnd on
MONDAY. Inv 3lr, 1866.
between The h"ufs ~ 10 .'sio.k A NJ and 4
O'Clock n .stshr i a. ~ III c.u., nuu.-.
~ Jsscsf. Dubois COUNTY. Indars, ,~o tls.s
horg-n h3r-ss. about i've ,rar~ u.1. ana
Wi nrrk~. Sad hprr,- ~rre rp IN n,
chsrge n, ". q. L,ughery. aid \ ttl 81 .o.d
arcrfdin. :" laa. q rsfl.iy r irnups a th..,
w N, fevor for M sum ~ t4ur hund,. 4 snd
'~sn's dvilsfr. $500. An persons interest,".
20 Will tske notice thereof.
r A NEUDECK. landlord.
JnI, s'h. is65-3s
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SIS 2li77

.... 0' $76 2li "a
.ii' % up 20 The 31-t dsy Of Nay. 1855. a..
oers outstanding thss have been ,resec,sd
20 me amount Of IS. o85 20. Win io,s,ss,
oes'oes quite number or unpressn,ed
AZ Of which i very respsc,full, s.hr,,.x
y STEPHENSON, I. d. G.
Juns 18Th. lee5-lw.
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$50 l. o, A, N.

AsIh~.e notes ore issusd under date q Jsl,
l5 1865 snd are payable three yssrs re-.
'hs asse 10 eurr.ne.. or are eonvsriibIs !,
ne option q The hoider into
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su'HOffy o. tks SerFslafy o &c
- Treasury. the Undersigned. The 0ssss,I
Subscription Agsn, for the sale o. .UaAsI
States Sfeuri'irs. ofers to the pshj.s d.
third series q Treasury Notes. .sesri.s -.
en- aud 'hrse-sen,hs per cent. in,stess 49,
annum. kn,vp - -.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-24
North Caroline.
The Raleigh Progress of Noven

The Raleigh Progress of November ID
says of the election returns:
For the want of mails they reach u
very slowly. Over thirty counties, nearly
one-half the State, heard from, givI
Worth. 1866 majority, and while the FIFTY
odd counties to hear from will certainly
reduce that majority, it is not thought il
will be overcome. We look on the defeat
Of Governor Holden as a great calamity
and such, we think those who were Sc
Jealous to accomplish the result will re-
gard it in less than a twelve month. II
the Government does not deem the people
of North Carolina sufficiently loyal to be
received back into the Union, those who
control it will hardly recognize the cleo
ton just held as valid.
Governor Holden has done much to
bring about a reconciliation between the
Government and the people of North Car
olina, and for the l~eniency shown us. and
the favors received, We are largely indebt-
ed to him; but had he secured the endorse
ment of the people of the State at the
polls, he could have done much more for
ms at Washington, for the reason that
those who administer the Government
would have looked on his election as a
loyal expression by the people of the
State, and would have been more disposed
to leniency. Universal loyalty may COM
with the next generation, bat we who
live in this will never see it.
In this 0he Metropolitan Congression-
al district, Joseph Turner, ESQ, has been
to Congress over Colonel j. P. II.
Russ, the latter a supporter of Mr.. Holden
in 1864, n an ultra Union man. Mr..
Turner was a member ofthe so-called
Confederate Congress, and has not been
pardoned. He will get his seat in the Ma
tional Congress about the time the last of
Jews return to Jerusalem. We sup
pose that intelligent men who voted for
MIR. Turner did not desire to be represent
in the old Congress, their predilictions
being in favor of the neao, or Richmond
1ynasty-that was, so-ealled, but is not,
and never will be again.
In the Second district, c.. c. Clark, ESQ,
gentleman of ability and a supporter
Of Bell and Everett in 1860, is no
doubt elected, though we have not full
from the district. Mr.. Lehman,
he only opponent of Mr.. Clark, could
have taken the oath had he been elected, |
never having taken part in the war; but
Clark will not be able to take it, he
been for a short time in the Con. |
ederate service, and having served in the
State Legislature. We have not sufficient
'eturns from the other districts to form
conclusions in fact, we do not even
NOW who are the candidates in some Of
hem, but we think we can safely assert
hat not a man has been elected who can
axe the oath. What all this will amount
o it is impossible to tell, but we think the
of the State, the majority of whom,
seems, delight in an opportunity to vote
gainst ultra Union men, will find after
meets, that a good deal more is
be done before they have a representa-
on at Washington and civil law at home
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GLEYKLAND, COLUMBUs6 CINCINNATI
- - RAILROAn-.
@E%

GE~
1865 FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1865
I'm and after Monday, October %. 1865, Passen-
" ger Trains will leave Cleveland IS follows
LIST Train-745 A. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS
stopping at Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New
London, Shelby, Crestline, Gailon' IBERIA
Gilead, Cardington, Ashley, Delaware, and
Worthington, arriving at Columbus at l:zo
=-lP. NJ, Cincinnati $50 P. b., indianapolis,
$50 p. NJ, Chicago via C~restline, ll:OO p. N.
2d Trsin-2:45 i. NEW ORK AND WEST
q stopping at Bersa, Graf
ton, Wellington New London, and all sta
tions south Of New London, arriving at
Columbus at 9:25 P. NJ, Cincinnati 400 A.
NJ, Chicago, via Crestline, $40 A M
Sd FrainA15 p. M.5GALI0H PASSENGER,
stops at alt stations, arriving At Gallon at
4th Train-sSo /. M.-NIGHr EXPRESS, stop
ping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Giiead, Carding-
ton, and Delaware, arriving at Columbus at
3:45 A. NJ, Cincinnati 800 A. NJ, Indiana
polls 1900 NJ, Chicago via C~restline, 1890
Trains leave Columbus at 1920 A. NJ, 80 P. n,
and lI;35 P. n. Arrive at Cleveland 2.55P.
INDIANlP0IIs AND WESTERN EXPRESS,
leaves Salon at 6:0OA. NJ, arrives at CleVe-
CONNECTIONS:
SheIby-Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad,
to Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanes-
vile, &C.
CrestHns!Pittsburgh Fit Wayne &Chieago railroad
Al - Upper Edu1ueh DEAhnoaH Inns
Fort Wayne, Chicago, &C, West, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, MassillOn, &C.
The first and fourth Trains make direct con-
neetions via Fort Wayne for an points on
Toledo 4 Wabash and Great Western Rail-
roads.
Observation-Disclosures Railroad Line, for Ma
riOn, BellefOntaine, Sidney. Union, Muncie,
indianapolis, Terre Haute, Nincennes, Evans
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C
DelAWare-with Springfield Branch for Springfield.
COlumbus-LittIe Miami q Columbus and Xenis
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, Morrow, LOyeland,
and Cincinnati, and witt the Ohio and Miss
isslppi Railroad
Cinciunati-for Louisville, Evansville, Cairo, ST.
Louis. and all points on the Ohio River.
Columbus-Central Ohio Railroad for Newark
GAINESVILLE, Wheeling &c.; Columbus 4 In
dianapOlis Central Railroads for Piqua, Ur-
banA, &C.
DR For tickets to all points and information ap-
ply at the Passenger Station, and at the Union
Office, l47 Superior street.
Il. FLINT,
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aEO. W. e~AaDsEn, GEO. ". suRr, A.. G. MY.
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Jameson, three; j. Bowman, three M
Hartman, five; j. Kelley & Son, twelve
G. Teihle, two and on the Gross Roads
forty acres. We have made no note Of
the numerous vineyards under two acres
The sale of cuttings and roots is here
also quite an item in the grape account
Mr.. Boyd, of Elyria, has this fall pur-
chased sixty-fve thousand Catawba roots
and five thousand Delaware, Concords, etc /,
to be set at Avon Point, Lorain county,
where extensive vineyards are being plant
ed under the charge of Mr.. Mottier, Jr.,
Of Cincinnati. At Kelley's Island we met
Mr.. Sheldon, of Avon Point, looking into
grape growing and wine making. He
has a number of acres of grapes on
the point, bearing and soon to come
in Mr.. Mottier, Sen, long connected
with grape growing and wine making in
Cincinnati, has purchased an interest in
the large and famous vineyards of Mr..
Griffith, on the Lake shore in Northeast
Pennsylvania, and gone there as superin-
tendent of Yintages. Mr.. G. has some
sixty-five acres in bearing-one ten acre
field of Delawares. There are some two
hundred acres of iourishing vineyards in
Northeast. Other enterprisihg Cincinna-
tians are investing capital and personal
attention in our Lake vine lands. Mr..
M. Werke has bought three hundred acres
of the clay land west of Beaver creek.
in Amherst, Lorain county, that at a
much later period than our bOyhood was
thought of little value except for its heavy
growth of oak ship and stave timber. MI.
of the Mansfield Sorghum
Mills and Evaporation Company that
lone so much to "sweeten" the West
with other capitalists of that city
just paid a visit to the PENN
,ula with a view to the selection of lands
Sor large vineyards. Grape lands in a
wild state range here from one hundred
fifty to four hundred dollars per acre.
depending upon soil and locality-most
If the improved lands fit for grapes are
leld at three hundred.
Our visit to the Peninsula has confirmed
he opinion that steam Communication
With the Forest City wouldprove in every
way a success. The people here as on the
much desire it, and will give such
line liberal support. As d fruit region
his has few if any equals in the United
the large trade in fish, furs, ]
gricultural products, ETC., now takes I
mother direction. The supplies Of fami- c
and hotels hereabouts-no small item 4.
t this tl~me-might alss be divided with
orts that by their enterprise now monop- i
lie the whole. Then the pleasure and b
ealth travel would add largely to the c
lsiness of the boat and we trust that :
18th the coming Spring a section of such ii
ivantages and resources, present and
rOspective, within a half days sail of
leVeland, will no longer be left without .
facilities, mutually agreeable and 4
muneratlve. j. A. H. IL
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-24
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