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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

Gen. Sherman has purchased = $25, 900
residence in ST. Louis.
Uesl has been discovered near Alden,
this State.
= Gen. Warren has been appointed Minis
tsr 70 Guatemala. ..,...a
TIE Indian commission arrived at Fort
Gibson on Tuesday yesterday. .3..
Il il. sAid that Gen. Slocum, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor Of New York
win not run for Office this fall.
The Eebsl Gen. Kirby Smith has been or.
dtrsd u Washington by the War Depart.
msnt.t ga 81 "" =.
Il d reported that tho President and
Cabinent will soon visit Richmond and
other portions Of the South.
hThs Grand Jury have preferred twelve
hdictments against Edward B. Kctchum-
one for larceny and eleven for forgery. II
convicted it win require IS years to servs
out'his time in state prison.
* rsbel secretary Benjamin has arrived
il England. Tho cattle disease still con.
tinues to rage in England. The Atlantic
company win not attempt to raise the cable
The Soldise's State Committee have de
elder 10 start daily paper in DesMoine.
% advocateths cause Of their ticket.
The Minnesota Republican Stste Con.
vtntion voted down Z resolution endorsing
Presidsnt Johnson's civil and military
course. M. s,-r =, F.-.a Id IT,.
Since the Arst Of May $lss, 1000, ooc
have beer, drawn to pay the troops.
The pistol with which Capt. Wirz was
summoned 70 surrender has been presented
to Miss Clara Barton who assisted to bury
the dead ct Andcrsonville. ns.a
The Naval School at Annapolis will be
re.opened during the present month.
A conspiracy has been discovered to de-
throne Maximilian. lls -u- $3.50
An the French troops have been run
over from the Rio Granie and native sol.
diers put in their place. q
"A R 'pubiican paper at Centrevale has
hauled down the Stone ticket and run up
the soldiers ticket.
The steamboat burners at St. Louis are
TO be tried By . military commission.
Arebellion il New Zealand is in pro-
eress.
ii The tstnl amount Of national bank cur.
ssncy issued 4 81, 79s Csc, 500.
Il 1rumored in Washington that gen.
eral amnesty win soen be proclaimed to.
wards the late rebels Of the south.
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The Fsyetts Co. Public Record Of last
week aparkles with shot and shell against
thoss who indulge 10 reflections on the late
Iowa Soldiers Convention, it. candidates
and their suppostsrs. In, another column
~iX b found it's btisssst and mildest lead.
er. Here We string gems for public I'D
iniration: 81. .sss
The Muscatinc County Union Conyen
ton resolved that It preferred soldiers be.
fore civilians for ctfice and preferred pri.
Gates before officers. Very sensible. i
The lying scamp Who furnishes the
Chicago Tribune with "Towa Dispatches
tshs that paper that Col. Benion's regi.
mcnt. are opposed to him and in favor Of
stone. That 10 lie made out of whole
cloth. A candidates must be bad man
who needs such vile falschoods % bolst,
aY bic cause.
d, Many Of the most prominent republican,
Of Floyd and Chickasaw counties are open
y IN favor Of Col. Nnton for Governor. A
priyats letter from AcGregor tells us Clay
top County will giss ., nsjority for Colone
benton. We Enow that many Republican,
kAyctss eounty,srs personally well &C
qneihted with Col Benton and will Civ
their votes for hin. $500
QuE1y.-H Cot. Thomas II. Benton is
copperhead because he 10 the nominee Q
The soldiers, Whist b Gen. Cox Of Ohio
whs ssn upon bis own merits a. soldier
r. COL Benton il . eopperhead because b
sennds upon an ami negro suffrage pla
6hsss. what Is Gen. Cox who 10 stumpiD
~ 64aIs d Ohio, eppowd to negro sufirsg
80 . the Republicsn can6idate At that
II It i right for Republican for Governo
Of Ohio teSpposs negro suffrage, does
f1l0w that Col. Beston 10 I copperhesd 70
0oine The ssms thing in lows.
III oth Iowa Cavalry took . vote 70
6ovssnor ct Clinton. Stone got sigAtesl
sekte Will Stones friends call the etl
Esws cavalry boys "copperbeadsa"
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List or Letters

DEMA1NING unclaimed in the Post Office, at Nc
IN Gregcr. State Of Iowa. 18th day OF Sept- 1865
ITO obtain any of these letters, the applicant must
call for advertised letters give the date of this list
pay cent for advertising. g8f agaEa.sa fiw ~
eff not called for within month they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office. 81 49, rs : ~ st-a o.
"Free Delivery of letters by carriers the residence
ofowner in cities or large towns may be secured by
observing the following rules: r3Es i .- .g.-. ,
81 Direct the letters plainly to the street and No.
as well as the post Office and State. b..
SO. Head letters with the writer's Post Office and
State street and number, sign them plainly with their
name and request that be directed accordingly
80. Letters to strangers transient visitors in
town Or city, whose special address may be unknown.
should be marked in the lower lefthand corner with
the word Transient. rs@~ - vi i
81. Place the postage stamp the upper right-hand
corner and leave space between the stamp and rec.
ton for post-makng without interfering with the
writing itJ
IN. B.-A request for the return of letter to the
writer, IL unclaimed within 80 days less written or
printed with the writer's name, post Office and State
across the lethand end of the envelop the face de
vii be complied with at the usual prepaid rate of post
age payable when the letter is delivered to the writer
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Yeoplss' Csnxbntion.

leopl0o CoDNbAt10n. ~ s.
On the 9sd, q Garnavillo, there will be
: Peoples, Soldiers, "Anti-Negro Suf
frags" Convention, Tor the nomination Of
County Officers. All who are opposed to
Stone, to the Negro Suffrage plank of the
State Republican Platform, to the present
prohibitory liquor law, Gas imperative as "a
bull sgainst the comet'') and 10 favor Of =
stringent license law, arc invited to partici.
pate. This viii cmphatically be q $ Peoples
Convention )" its effect will be the up!urn.
inc Of the Imperial Clique of the county
and . door will be open to merit and quail
Aestion, outside Of 1.-THE elect"
a tax Of $50. 900 is now called for to
hnild Court House and Jail at Elkadsr.
Tia Garnasillo Convention will say some.
thing about this project Send up your
delegates. .... -.t
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WEST UEroN.-At tho Fayctte Co. Con.
vention, D. G. Goodrich and A. Alternately
were nominated for Representatives, W.
B. Lakin f,r Senator, James Stewart beat
n. B. Fox for Treasurer 80 to 81, DR.. John
Ecker beat Hawkins (thc present incum.
bent) for Judge by the same vote, James
F. Babcock for Sheriff, A. NJ. Felts for
School Superintendent, DR.. Robinson for
Coroner and E. D. Gasly for Surveyor.
We are told that the ''Fayette Regency" or
old West Union Office gobblers were beat
en- in convention, but we do not know how
this is. No resolutions are published in
the Record Of last week. a z
A grand soldiers Picnic takes place on
tn. 21st. Qo-morrow) A. j.. Felt, ora
tor. GosE, Of the U. S. Hotel, is preparing
for Military Ball some time this month.
80. Capts. Jack Berkey and Charley Mil
lar are at home freshening up their Black
stone tactics -. Fred Wilson lie compli,
mented by the Record for faithfulness in
handling the Mails on the R, r from this
point; the compliment is deserved one.
No man does his duty better than our
friend FRED. IA Farmer" insists that
West Union shall wake up and secure a
r. r. connection with the McGregor West
ern. There is talk Of Clermont moving
for Branch also The County Fair is
postponed to September 26th.
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The Eleotaons. gls.I
It is said in Scripture that "He Who lives by
the sword shall die By tie sword" We may
ny that "Hs Who lives BY the negro shall die
By Tie negro" This diversion Of scripture
language Il receiving confirmation daily. The
Abo,iioaists toi9hal) wanted the negro freed
end thsy have secured the blessing. but they
n In trouble toqdi4 Ne Of their "eleph.nt -
{cHssos says "no 'enfranchisement;" Grant.
through Doolittle efslv isconsin. says NEGRO
voting down south VIM result in negro exterm.
lstion:" he also said in hearing of an army
Captain Of Clayton cssnty, whose name is with
~. that "SAERxAs had the correct idea of this
seGro business this remark was made on the
xesscs on the late Grant Wsshbulne-Galen
excursion to St Paul; Sherman says military
association Of negros and whites degrades the
whites" the returned soldiers. almost to
nan, say s'no negro voting with us-this is .
vAiss uans govsrnment;" The States of Wis,
HaY Ola and We know not how many more,
through their Republican conventions say "No
Negro Suffrage for u.s." the Minnesota Rep
st,ts Conveatiaa adopts "Negro Suffrage" and
Anti-Johnson. Iowa Republicans go for Negro
Suffrage and Andy johnson (for policy
Nearly AL these states sqoint avfully At taring
0oueysssae Esnds.
Col Benton. the Soldiers candidate for
Governor Of Iowa. 10 out in an acceptance
letter which i the most admirably written
document ~ have sssn during life. Next
week W win publish it, We enclose few
enpies in circular form.
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At McGregor, September 9th, of Diptheria Group,
Anna R. Freeman, aged II months and 81 days-the
only child of A. and Maria Freeman of the American
We most sincerely condole with the bereaved parents
in this heartrending aiction The "play ground" Of
the little cherub was just opposite to and level
with Office desk; have often seen the once hap
Ply mother dividing the joys life with her interesting
child; but now alas, the dear shall no pre-
sent its rosy mouth to be kissed its fearful eye to be
dried or Its young heart to be soothed by mothers
caresses. "God gave and God hath taken away"
The body deposited in the Prairie du Chen bury
ing ground, in metallic case it viii be removed to
Ohio. E n II ~
At Milwaukee, Sept 9th, after Q lingering illness,
Mrs. Caroline W., wife Of Joseph r. Treat, aged 81
years and months. ia fHta 81
The venerable lady Whose death ia above announeed
was mother to our fellowcitizen JHo r. TREAT Esq.
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TINES OFFICE, Tuesday, September 12-4P

. TIAEs OFFICE. Tuesday, September 12-4P.M.
Weather last week internally hot Mosquitoes RAM
pant-supply far ahead of the demand. I'VE would not
mention the cussed little bstickers in a commercial
article but tho universal complaint Of the
pcs to refer to the painful subect Wheat in Chi
cago and Milwaukee from 81 ,3s@s1 40. Gold is around
81 ~ pretty steady.
Benton Bros. report below, will tell you how grain
and other decker is going in this market *
David Allen is buying large quantities Of wool here
at 49@51. ti,l u III IHE L5iTlf.n
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E. r. BARRON has returned from his tour
of Eastern purchases, and now offers goods
in unlimited supply to those who want
them'at w holesaie orat Retail. Barron's
acquaintance with the market, with goods
and with the people Of North Iowa quail
fies him in q high degree for the mercan.
til, trade here. This is attested by the
large trade that he has built up. E. r.
BARRoN & Co., (E. R. B., Charles Barron
and J. r. Jarret partners, are known as
far west as any Arm, in the state and it is
not drawing too fine point to say that no
men in the west are more upright in bust
NeS'l4S lTsErT q AI-GG stE15-NTgcg
Call and see their Fail and Winter stock.
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THE Public Record, (of West Union,
Fayettc Co., if not the ablest or most pre-.
tensions of our Republican Iowa exchang-
es, is, to say the least, one Of our most
readable receipts Of printed matter. We
know the Editor "of DID," and though
faul,ins him, frequently, for impulsiveness
We have ever regarded him as the possessor
of extraordinary mental activity and as
uneasy as bear when threatened with
control. Pretty bitter is ANDY with zen,
but his gsniality as man, his industry as
an editor and the sharpness Of his witt.
cisms compensate for other sins. Here is
one Of bis late articles on Stone, Benton,
the Chicago Tribune correspondent, SOL
diers "copperheads," &C., de-: ."
Soldiers Convention.
It is an easy matter to deceive the PEG.
Pile. Knowing this and acting upon that
theory the government" at DesMoinSs
has succeeded in making thousands Of peo-
pie believe that the Soldiers State Conven.
ton was failure, that copperheads con-
farce. The man who sends dispatches
from DesMoines to the Chicago papers. is
evidently q mere puppet in the hands Of
the DesMoines regency. The statement
that two.,hirds Of the convention withdrew
and went for Stone, is an absolute false
hood. The story that the convention was
got up and controlled by copperheads is an
out and out l13 The report that the tick
ct Is copperhead affair is such barefaced
falsehood that We wonder that any person
is green enough 10 swallow such vile
story. .,s..,-...-.
The ticket 10 thoroughly Union. Col.
Benton, candidate for Governor, is a
staunch patriot, true soldier and has been
an anti slavery man all bis life. He was
elected by the Republicans Member of
the Board of Education and was the most
prominent member of it. He is one of the
best educated, most refined gentleman in
Iowa. Col Benton is the very soul of honor,
is talented, honest, brave, and thorough
Unionist and would make good Cover
nor. 81 sE $3.50 SCI
The balance of the ticket is spoken of
elsewhere. We have no patience with
those men who are denouncing Col. Benton
as copperhead That cry will not win
with men who knoo him. He has always
been anti.slavery in sentiment, and vas in
Dixie fighting armed rebels when the men
who now dcnonnce him were at home
getting rich out of the war"
The Platform is sound, and exactly in
accordance with the views of President
johnson and his Cabinent. We happen to
knop that many Of the most prominent
and best Republicans in Iowa have ex
pressed their determination to vote for Col.
Benton. The RECORD will say this much,
that Col Benton is preferable as a raan, as
a soldier and as patriot. to those who
now assail him without cause and without
stint.
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DRrss.-Every one speaks Of the fastidious-
ness Of those who dress we'll, and yet every
one desires to look par if not premium. One
day last week-it was two days, wasn't it,
JoHN?-we met at this place and had an old.
style confab with Mr.. J. Morrison, Tailor, and
Dealer in Clothing at Lansing, We saw one
little bill, purchased by NJ. at Milwaukee, for
near $4,000, calling for FIRST class cassimcres
alone. and VIC learned that over $1,000 worth
more, in general stock, were on the way to fill
Allamakee. JoMs says he can make suit
considerably lower than any Tailor west Of the
Alleghanies. and be respectfully invites our
McGregor folks to send their measures to
him M5H
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III, "The perfumed light
Steals through abe mist of alabaster lamps.
And every air is heavy with the breath

d. . VI Orange sHoWers that bloom - ? = - -
AZ T. the midst Of roses" p y x sas , ~
Such was the lowery land filled with
healing airs ard life preserving products,
where Dr.. Drake discovered the chief in
gradients Of his wonderful Tonic Medicine
Plantation Bitters-the enchanted tropi
cal island of St. Croix. The Plantation
Bitters. combining all the medicinal and
,tonicyirtues of the healing and life sustain.
ing products of that favored cline, are
are, without doubt, the Worlds Great Re-
medy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and all
other Stomachic difficulties.
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The OUrsrpE.-PoErBY: A Lady's
Waterfall =. AN Editor wanted !. PaosE:
....Col. Calkins, Of Madison on Negro
Suffrage, Red Hair ....Capt. Webb Of
the Nasca. News and Items Flo
quent Farewell to Sinai" by Rev. Tray.
eller. -. Useless Young Ladies'. :. Letter
from the Jas. MacGregor Expedition. "A
splendid satire on Human lSpopges Of the
clerical order, on the fourth page. Miscel
lany. 5t8sS&gs8tE8 s4aE4sa
The Outside of the TINES is more care.
fully selected than the inside is prepared;
we trust none wifi neglect to read II. ~
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I'VE asked for bread and ye gave Us
Stone" The people Of Iowa do not propose to
accept the gift. Out of $4,000 Soldiers in
Iowa no. les than 10000 will vote for BEsros,
the Soldiers candidate. LeGrand Byington,
Henry clay Dean, Palmer, Of the Des Moines
Register. can howl, but Col. Benton ia our
next Governor, sure and certain.
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WE ARE IN FAVOR OF AMENDING
THE CONSTITUTION OF OUR STATE
BY STRIKING OUT THE WORD
"WHlTE" IN THE ARTICLE ON
SUFFRAGE.-Iowa Republican Platform.
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. NEW ADyERrsEMEsrs.-The Supervisors
Report this week cuts us out Of space and We
cannot notice our Adyt favor~. Please look
them over.
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For Sale or Rent!

WILL sell rent fair terms the house recently
i occupied by Rev. Mr. Tucker Of the Baptist Church.
It is situated on McKinne Street. near the FLANDERS
House. Title good. The house has six large MP
stairs convenient basement cellar and cstern. The
premises handy to the sidewalk which furnishes
pleasant 70 all parts of the city without
conntering mud. very desirable property for owner
or tenant Possession given in . few weeks.
4w464 JOHN NALLOY.
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A bet is offered in McGregor, by one OF
the most prominent Republicans, that
STONE will be beaten in Fayette the banner
Republican county Of the State. The bet
is 500 in clothes. That Benton will beat
in Clayton is already conceded. A letter
read by US to day from Capt. Upton, one
Of the editors Of the Elkadcr Journal set.
ties Stones business in this region. .a
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GEyERRED.--We are in receipt of a communi.
cation signed "a Catholic Citizen" which is
deferred till next week. It relates to the late
movement about Father Nagls and the Fe.
mans. We, as mentioned last week, take no
stock in isnv Of any kind, but the writer of
the article in question thinks we were misled
in our remarks Of last week, and we cheerfully
ooncedc the right in him ito corrct" Us through
the same channel.
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New PARrNEKsHir.-S.M NJ. Mcconnell, T. Co.
is the style af a new firm on Main Street. e.
NJ. Mcconnell is alone in the mandatory Of
Saddles, Collars &c. &c. and s. NJ. Mcdonnell
& Co. are the chaps who supply all Northern
Iowa and parts Of Minnesota and Wisconsin,
with Leather, Harness and Shoe findings, and
all other goods in that line. Nc. is the senior
partner, A. B. Pearsall and Horace Baker, are
the Co. We spoke of those parties last week
it's qualification to W to introduce them
this week rs trinity Of principals in one o.
the heaviest Wholesale Establishments of the
kind west Of Chicago.
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R. S. Hubbard e. Co, are agents for the
steinway Piano and Esteys Cottage Organs
both makes acknowledged to be the. best in
use. slaH FL. h., .,utaaa
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ClcrnlOnt Academy.

Erred. s. WOOD, A. NJ, Principal Cermont, Fay
cite county, Iowa. Instruction given in the higher
English Branches inAncient aud Modern Languages,
in Music, Drawing, and Painting.
For further information apply by letter in person
to r. (4w&66) "a PROF. WOOD.
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Ct. "What could ] morel t " .l a
warned thee, I admonished thee, foretold

= warned thee, admonished thee, foretold ~
The danger, and the lurking enemy
That lay in wait; beyond this had been force
So And force upon tree will, hath here mo place."
But all who are afflicted with Catarrt. in
any form can obtain pleasant and speedy
cure by the use Of DR.. D. H.; Seelye's Ii
quid lCatarrh Remedy, ere consumption has
fixed its fatal grasp.Hgr 4.:-as
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Business. E.tss a.
L. Sutherland is moving his fine stock of
Dry Goods into Buck s. Bicknell's Block
L. Hirshfeld is off to Chicago for more goods
Lou. sells goods so fast that he visits the east
once in GO days to replenish. -a=f
On Tuesday morning VIC saw HOWE and
WILL Koor shipping little bill of $4,000 from
the store of E. r. Barron T. Co. The boys
acted just as ,0kolesals-ish as though it was .
common occurrence. Barron bought a stock
for either line of trade; it will pay our city and
country friends to look it over. See Adv.
Wiley is just at home from the Atlantic
cities. Now look out for bargains. Particulars
next week. e
Page Newton, at the head of Main Street,
10 doing Black smithing and Wagon.makng by
by wholesale. He il said to be superior
workman. t.
Jno. Malloy takes the Saloon adjoining Nc
Mullens Tavern.
The McGregor House will soon be opened.
Walter & Bro. are wholesaling Furniture by
the car load. These young men. by industry
and good management. have built up fortune
ct McGregor. Their Warehouse is 81 by 100,
but it was two email. and now they have a
large addition filed with every kind of house.
hold wants in the way of wood. The Walters
sever play "smart" on. any one; their goods are
just what they represent. Country dealers will
find John and Peter OK.
Wheeler is at home with baricade of boot
and shoe boxes enough to frighten st. Crispiu
himself
STRElcu is filed up and wants to sell his
stock as soon as possible.
MAT McKinnie wants Timer at McGreg.
Or. Good wages will be paid.
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Board adjourned sine die.
ste"s'Etg 2 III II. s.GRANGER, Clcrk.
Per WOODWARD, Deputy.
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A9- BUY FRESH GROUND OswEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROSENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS L SON.|N
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At.an evening party some one spoke of
song which had been given, entitled 1.-THE
Die. is Cast" Shortly afterwards the
company were astounded to hear rural
young gentleman in distant part CT the
room politely request a repetition Of 1.-THE
Dying Calf" r...zr.....
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Liberty Bowen Coffin for pauper, ....
Carl Niederd wild cat bounty,.....-.
u Rosenkrans pauper bill. kc.......-4
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and poll tax Of fifty cents. #r,st I
District township School Taxes TO be levied
in accordance with the reports Of the Secreta-
ries Of the several district townships.
Said district township Taxes are certified as
follows: e4s ..t'a4.,r nj i
Buena Vista, mills Teachers Fund, and S
House Fund. -t4H 9aa3" +
Boardman. 3 mills Teachers fund. and for
House fund in Sub Dist No ], mill, No 2, S
mills, No I. 3 mills, No s, ] mill. No Z, S
mills.
Cox Creek. Teachers fund mills, house
fund Bin sub.district No 2, 2 mills, No 3, 10
mile. No s, J mill, No 6, 10 mills. No
7, 10 mills. as. -
Cass, Teachers fund mills, House fund in
Sub Dist. No 4, 3 mills. Nos 2 S ard 6, 10
mills, each. No Z, 5 mills, No three mills,
No 8, 2 mills, No 4, 7 mills.
Clayton, 7. F. 81 mills, H. F. four mills.
Clermont, T mills, contingent mill.
Elk-Teacher's az mills. House in sub dist.
No !, ~ mills, Nos and 4, mill, No 3. 4
mills. contingent mill. -
Farmersbnrg-Teaoherb ~ mills, house in
sub dist No 7, 8 mills. contingent In sub dist
Nos and 5. mill. No 2, mills, Nos
and s, mills, No Z, . mills