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GheGateuiqetrrer;
The Significance of the Virginia EIec.
IInn

There Is diversity of opinion among
our Republican exchanges as to wheth-
er the election in Virginia is or is not a
Democratic victory. Some of them
contend that ii is not, inasmuch as
some of those elected are undoubted,
and all are professed, administration
Republicans, while Gov. Walkers
declarations place the victorious party
squarely on the main plank OF the Re-
publican platform, viz: equal suffrage
for all men. In the Governors speech,
printed elsewhere, there Is great deal
OF captandum Virginia vulgus, but the
i'm portant substantial point is his de-
claration that he will stand by the Re-
publican principles enunciated in the
canvass. Here is the view taken ofthe
Virginia situation by the Cincinnati
Commercial:
The attempt TO claim this as Demo-
cratic triumph shows wantof candor or
want of information. Both Wells and
Walker are Republicans; they are
equally culpable as carpet-baggers; one
halls from Michigan, the other from
New York; they are alike the friends of
the Administration. The chief distinc-
tion between them was and Is that
less proscriptive spirit prevailed in the
Walker party. The convention that
nominated Wells favored the applica-
ton of the test oath in the Underwood
Constitution, and were for continuing
disiranchisement on account of partici-
patton in the rebellion. The convention
which nominated Walker declared itself
opposed to this narrow policy, and the
result shows that the more liberal senti-
ment prevailed. Both parties professed
to be ardently in favor of impartial suf-
frage, and any one Who has read the re-
marks of Colonel Walker following the
announcement of his election, can see
that he is as determined to preserve the
principle of universal suffrage in Vir-
ginia as the most radical loyalist in the
State. 80;
There were some local q questions mix
ed up in the canvass which had much
to do in classifying voters. Thus we
find Hunnicutt with the Walker men,
though the stiffest kind of a Radical,
aud large numbers of negroes on the
same side in the contest, while in other
districts men counted as Democrats
voted the Wells ticket. But the main
significance of the ELECTION is, that Vir-
ginia Is opposed to prescription any
longer, and desires domestic reconstruc'
ton as much as Federal restoration. 1t
is an assumption, therefore, to reckon
this result as Democratic triumph,
unless Democracy has identified itself,
as it ought long ago to have done, with
men who demand universal suffrage
and universal amnesty.
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rEINESAEE.
From n. 81. Louis Democrat.


The dispatches regarding registration
In Tennessee require some eXplana-
ton. By a recent decision of the Rad-
cal Supreme Court of that State 1t was
declared that about twenty thousand
men who had been excluded from suf-
frage under a certain construction of
the law, were entitled to vote. Some OF
the registrars, nevertheless, refuse to
register persons OF that class. and 1t Is
also charged, with every appearance OF
truth, that some OF them refuse TO reg
lister any except their own partisans.
This Governor Senter declares he will
not permit and, exercising the power
which Governor Brownlow repeatedly
exercised, he removes registrars who
refuse to register persons rightfully en-
titled to suffrage. Then the Stokes
party, who hoped to gain by a very
sweeping prescription, declare that
Senter is playing into the hands OF reb'
els, and in ono or two cases have OBJ
tanned injunctions from local courts to
prevent the newly appointed officers
from performing their duties. AS the
Supreme Court has already indicated
its opinion, it is probable that these in
functions will not be sustained by 1t,
but they may partly serve the object OF
the Stokes men, which is to delay reg
istration and keep out a part of the
qualified voters. GOV. Senter therefore
has declared, in the speech at Chattan-
ooRa on Saturday, that that "he would
not have the reGistrars interfered with
bv Injunction or otherwise" but that
''all citizens entitled to vote should be
registered"
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CUBA.
Manifesto From GEN. De ROdas.
Havana Inlu IN

Manifesto From Gen. De ROdas.
HAVANA, July 10.
A quantity of correspondence from
the rebel army to parties in New York,
designed to be sent by the steamer Mo-
70 Castle, has been Intercepted at Bata-
bane, and the persons in whose possess
sion 1t was found were arrested.
Captain General De Rodas has issued
a general order to the commanders of
different Jurisdictions of the. island.
The Captain General enjoins upon
them to respect the lives of all unarm-
ed citizens, TO arrest no one on vague
suspicious; and he instruots them to
rigidly respect all legal rights of for
eigners. He says that the government
will hold officers of the army RESPONSE.
BILE for good discipline of the troops,
and instructs them to forward to him
dispatches relative to matters in their
departments, containing only facts as
they transpire.
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A LIVE MANA correspondent
writes us that he saw Col. Ben. Wilson,
on Monday last, keeping the Fourth OF
July, near Wilsonburg, with some htty
hands and dozen gravel cars, making
the siding for the new coal mine OF his
new company-the Baltimore ana Ohlo
table loaded with provisions OF ali
kinds. and while the mail trains were
passing, they all regaled themselves
hugely. They were making regular
frolic of the work, and doing twice as
much work as on ordinary occasions:
of the most wealthy and enterprising
men of Baltimore, in connection with
Col. Wilson. They contemplate getting
out large quantity of coal, and under
the management Of the enterprising
Colonel, 1t will undoubtedly be great
success Parkersbur1 Gazette.
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Reconnaissance ON THE G. & o. r. r.
On Tuesday last we were glad TO
meet Gen. Wickham. President OF the
c. & Q. r. r., also Mr.. G. P. Hunting
ton, the great moving spirit who built
the Union Pacific r. r., that to day
spans this continent. Mr.. Huntington,
in company with Gen. Wickham, Is
looking over the entire route of the G:
&, o, r. r., relative to proposition OF
the u. p. r. r., to purchase the G. Il o.
r, r. The General informed US that it
is more than probable that the U. P:
Il, II, will make the purchase referred
10. The above gentlemen, in company
with Major Paxton and the engineers
of both companies, passed on down the
river to continue their observations
KuudfpHd Journal.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The gunboat Narragansett arrived
at Portsmouth, N. H., with six cases OF
yellow fever. One OF them, Lieut.. Duer,
died.
Mr.. ClatiIn, Chairman OF the Ma.
tionaI Republican Executive Commit
tee, has directed the recognition Of the
Executive Committee OF Texas, chosen
by the house in the convention which
nominated Davis for Governor.
Friday afternoon, during heavy
shower, two convicts at Sing Sing es-
capped.
Susan Lamareux, aged 20 years,
was murdered, at Springfield, Mass,
Thursday evening last, by her daught-
er-in~law, Mrs. Rosanda Deane, In q
fit OF insanity. The weapon used by
Mrs. Deane was a hatchet.
Frank Blair, In a card relative to
his speech at the army and navy BAN
quet Thursday night, says: 81 did not
intend to wound the feelings of those
who had honored me by an Invitation
to be present at their festivities. On
the contrary, it was my intention to
compliment our own army by speak
ing OF our late adversariea as men wor-
thy OF our STEEL"
The match between Allen and Nc
Cool has been arranged, articles of
agreement drawn up and two hundred
dollars a side deposited. The fight is
to take place November 10th, within
Hity miles of Cincinnati. Geo. Wilkes
is spoken Of as tho final stakeholder.
-Itis stated that'in the lengthy session
of the Cabinet on Friday the question
of the election in Mississippi and Texas
was fully discussed, and it was finally
agreed that an election should be held
In Mississippi on the 4th of November
next. No official news Of the condition
of affairs in Texas having been received
lately, IL was thought wise not to rush
an election there until the people were
thought to be fully prepared for 1t.
The New York ReraEd'S Richmond
dispatch says Gen. Candy, on Thurs
day, expressed his qualification at the
manner In which the Virginia election
was conducted, and pronounced it one
of the fairest that ever occurred. BE
says as the whole country has
cause for congratulation at the success
of the Presidents policy in reconstruct
ing Virginia. Under the reconstruction
acts, Gov. Walker cannot be Inaugural
ted until after the State Constitution
has been accepted by Congress.
The yacht Dauntless, Jas. Gordon
Bennett, Jr., commanding, arrived at
Queenstown at 2:35 P. H., yesterday.
All we'll. She made the voyage in IL
days, II hours, minutes and IL &C.
conds.
The Legislature of Connecticut ad-
journed sine die Saturday. The ses-
sion was twelve days shorter than last
year, and cost the State $26, 900 less.
Both houses had held night sessions
during the past week.
The President will attend the sing
ing match for prizes, this morning, at
the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, &C:
by his Cabinet, General
Sherman and others.
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The Great FLOOD In Texas.
NEW ORLEANS. in

NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
Further kilograms received confirm
the account OF great floods in the Colo-
RADIO Valley, Texas. The water was ten
feet deep In the Court House square at
Lagrange. 1t is estimated that twenty.
i've houses had been seen passing down
stream. The water was still rising, and
staging had been stopped for four days.
The town of Columbus is entirely sur
rounded by water. Brazos river is also
very high and Is still rising. 1t rose
inches per hour.
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MoNEY-MarkeI unchanged. Currency in

MoNEY-Market unchanged. Currency in
better supply.
to par selling.
JULY lO.--FLoUR.-Quietb but nrm at IS cog
s 20 for spring supeTtine..
GRA1N-Wheat-Fair active. both on
speculative and shipping account, owing TO
unfavorable advIces from the East the mar
Eet is low, sales OF 40, at 81 S29I $23SS; No.
az 81 3OG1 81. and No. 3 at 81 2l9l 2214. closing
duiet al 81 a51@l 81 for No. 2. After Change
the market was dull and unsettled, with sales
OF NO. 2 at 81 Ss1S, seller Tor July. C9rn~
Quiet and lower. closing at 7Sc for StS,2: No; z
speculators were the principal operators
sales at S26sIo for No. l, and 7T1<9ISc for no;
2. After Change there were sales OF NO. Ist
78c seller for last half OF July. Oats-Qulet
and unsettled; prices 1@I16c lower closing At S
&c for No. 2. kye-Dun and inactive; z9Sc
lower; No. closing nominal At 81 Of. Barley
-Du1 and inactive; in the abseRce OF sales
the market may be quoted nominal at u AUG
l IS for Ro.2.
5 rs for common and light steers for city con-
sumPttoni S697 Is for lair 10 good shipping
beeVes.
HoGs-DuIl and a shade weak er; sales at
SS Is for New York hogs IS 3l9S 50 for fair TO
medium; s. 609S S715 for good To choice.
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PHI O TOG RAP H s J
Il. "A, WHIPPLE.

DROPRIETOR OF THE OLDEST AND
most extensive Photographic Eslab-
nshment in the United States, pays esp claI
attention to copying, enlRrging and color
ing photographs. like oil painting, from
pictures, true TO life; takes P0rCelalnS, Gard
de Visites, Imper1Rls, and every variety OF
photographs, guRraut teeing most perfect sat-
IsfactIon In every respect. EreTy one Is In
vlted TO call and see his extensive collection
OF interesting photographs at 297 WASH
lnKtOn st, corner Of Temple Place, Bos7
ton, Mass, may2T-lmw
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WHEAT ELECTROMAGNETIC Lloyd
L,owndes, of this place, has a field of
fan acres near town which he cultiYa-
ted in wheat last year having sown 1t
In wheat and timothy the Fall previous,
intending to make q meadow OF the
.nontaneously, and Mr.. Lowndes is
SrU sInJr barVesting a crop OF both wheat
nOG noT hav OFF The field, and expects to
horvast one hundred bushels OF wheat
of OF II. az an average of ten bushels per acre
and the usual amount OF nay nay
Harrison county cant be beat.-1ete'
Graph.
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WoSDERFuL CoLT.-Mr. Joseph Jor-
dan, OF Tupper's creek, in this county,
has a colt near two months DID, tnat
has eight feet. The front limbs at the
pastern joints fork, making two sepati
hoofs precisely alike. The hind legs at
the pasterns on the inside fork, the
inner fork having a small boot, not so
large as the two on which 1t Walks
The four front hoofs are precisely allke'
but the hind ones, as stated, vary
little. But altogether the colt has eight
feet, and is as healthy and fine looking
a colt, Mr.. Jordan says, as there Is in
the county.-RGnG,OhG Journal.
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THE SOUTHWEST.
The New Orleans SmuKKIInK-Great
FIoed I'm texas.
NRuy ORI.RANn Inlu IN

FIoed I'm Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
Marshall Pacard, yesterday, seized
the books Of August ConterarIe & Co.,
which he examined for evidence OF
fraudulent returns as to sugar importa-
tions. The Court appointed three ap-
praisers to appraise sugar sei2ed.
a dispatch from HoutfOn, Texas,
reports unprecedent floods In Colorado
Valley. The telegraph lines have been
down for five days west of Lagrange.
We can hear nothing from Bsyard.
The water is all over the country and
in some places 1t IL twenty feet deep
and still rising. Lagrange has been
evacuated and Columbus, Alabama
deserted. Women and childred are
mostly gone. Houses were seen float
ing past Lagrange. The water Ia In the
tops OF trees in bottom lands. The
trestling approaching the railroad
bridge at Columbus Is gone' put the
4eavy rise has not yet reached there.
Most OF the crops In the Valley are
DESTROYED,
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PTTTaBURaH, July 10.
MononRahela feet 7 inches and fall
ing. Weather clear. Thermometer S2'
CINCINNATI, July 10.
Weather clear. ThermQmeter e9'
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DANA of the New York Sun wears a
Kuickerbocker suit, ornamental win
large brass suns for buttons. ne Is .
good walking advertisement and MAKES
people stare. ...fi
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THE chief of the Cherokees is Pres
byterian preacher; he OF the ChoctRws
Baptist preacher, and OF the Creeks a
Methodist preacher.
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BULL MOUNTAIN, near Romney, Is
thought to have volcanic elements at
work inside. Rambling noises have
been heard for a year past by persons
at work upon its sides.
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Commissioners Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT'1
IN shall, on
Friday, the 3Oth day of July, 1859,
at my office, on Fourth street: wheeling.
". Va, in accordance with a decree OF the
CirouiL Court for Ohio County, West VII.
SinIa, made and entered on the 9Th day OF
1une 1862 in a cause in chancery pending
in said Court, wherein Alexander Heyman
ia complainant and Jefferson l.. sangston's s
administTator, et as are defendants-com-
pnence to receive prOot-in order 70 aSGGf-
tain and report what debts mot embraced In
q former reporp there are due from m tata aaiSi
SauRston's g estate, aud still unpaid or any
other matters may deem pertinent or may
be required by any OF the PARTIES 10 Inds a,a
snIt: or by any of the creditors OF said osta'e:
Ali persons claiming TO be creditors OF Id SAID
estate are hereby notified to appear before
me on or before the lst DAY OF SEPrEMb bEh;
1869. and produce and prove me AnounI Lit oIl ~
iheir respective debts, II they have not a.
ready done so, on pain OF having their ,aiEi sal1
Eupposed respective debts excluded rom
payIL ent by the said estate in case IneS lA'i
Ia prove them as aforesaid. ,,o =,
IN said Ist DAY OF SEPTEMBER. lS69,
shall close the receipt OF such proofs OF ueDL
as aforesaid. " r,ODuEQ
Com'r Ohio County Circuit Court
e. Ful9-0aWAW
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BY TELBGRAPH.
MEXICO.
Volcanic Eruption at COIIma-MRR.
niGeent RyrOtschnIcs.

niaeent PyrotschnIcs.
New YORK, July II.
Advices from the city Of Mexico of
the 4th inst. state that the volcano of
CoIima is in high state of eruption,
throwing up huge masses Of IRE and
ashes, and lava Is flowing abundantly
from 1t. heinhabitants Oft the villages
and towns within its range have fed
from their houses to the fields beyond
and are in deplorably destitute con-
ditiop,
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&, SEaUIN, Texas, is compelled to pay
ten cents per pound for good fresh but
ter, and five cents per dozen for fresh
a10a
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gusnraufe.
Franklin Insurance Company.
OF WHEELING.
.SI6O,OOO.

AOOBNOOs
DfrectoTE.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, GDoRaE MESDEL,
T. H. LOGAN, THoS- p. SHALLCRoss
&. ". FRANZHEn, ]. n. VANCE,
j. II. HOBBS, MICHAEL REILLHY.
LOUIE 9. STEEL.
This company how having been organized
nve years, and In that time done q success.
ful business, Is Sill prepared to take risks Rt
fair rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Merchan.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nIture, Steam Boats and cargoes on the Wes.
tern Rivers and Lakes This company Of
feTS uPeriOr inducements to Farmers, where
by they can he insured on DWeuings Fur.
niture, Barns, and contents for s or years AT
reduced rates. This being a state company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company in the
state; and composed OF some ninety. four
stockholders, most of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself 70 the
favorable consideration OF the insurinR
public and sOuclts their patronage. Appli-
cations for insurance will be promptly atten-
ded 10 at their once, No. y Monroe street, or
AT their several agencies throughout the
state.
c. NJ. COEN, Sec'y.
b. q. DICK, Asst Sec'y.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL. Vice President.
febl9-dAW
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The PittsburR police force numbers
one hundred and twenty-five men.
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nAnKErs BIZ rELEeRApH.
NEW YoRK, jul

NEW 4OhhI July 1Us
CorroN-opened dull. but closed With
rather more zone; S75 DRleS sold at 3i4 9S4%c
for plRnds.
FLoUR-Quiet and a shade lower.
RyNQuiet and tlTm al 81 SO for western
atloat. COrn-LoWer and dull at 92993 for
sound mixed western v1R.canal and railroad.
Beer-DuIl and nouainRny unchanged. Cut
Meats-In moderGt8 request and Without de-
clded change in price. Bacon-Duu and
nominal.
LARD-QuIet at ls14@ls15c for fair to prIm @
steam.
EoGs-steady at 2l@a2c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Trade is dull and prices firm. Some deal
ers have advanced cambrlcs to-day one-haIf
cent. Washington, Victory A, BaIlou and
Red Cross 10kc; bright colors lI5c: pInks
and purpIes rs. Hills Dleached musIins are
selling at lS9ISk9I9c; Fruit OF Loom and
LonSdale l9c: Wamsutta 221Ec; New York
Mills 25c; heavy brown of best makes bring
Pittstield 1Sc; Go0dlng steam Mil Al s1iGt!,
1nRs 1910; dark prints 1870, which is an in
dicaLiOn OF The opening pF1Oe OF fall.
MONEY AND EifoCKs.
MoNRY-L;asIer and closing with a good
at sS PsE BY
the West, one alone receiving nearly half q
mlllIon.
GoLD-kIrm, with less active speculative
demand; opened at 1859, and closed 1301G.
The Bank statement SHOWS q contraction
by banks and increase of specie from Tr6a-
Sury disbursements
C3oVERNMENT STOCKS-Op6ned steady,
continued firm and closed active and higher.
Nothing Is Known as 70 further purchases OF
bonds by the Government. Prices at close:
Coupons of 'S1, 1890 llS1z do '62 l221l221s; do
'64 iIg7 ll91<; 90 90, 1895 do new, Ii7I
ais, 90 o7 II75sslIs; do Is, iI75S9IIS; 10 as,
9aiU914, Paclr1c'S, 1y61s st9I 1857.
bTOCKS-WeSJeTn Union Telegraph, S71<;
Pacific Mail, S91s; New York Central, 1863;
Harlem, IA; hudson, l655<; Reading S3L;
Erie, 2754; Michigan Central, l371<; Michigan
southern, 1851; Illinois, l421S; PiLtsDuIHh,
1861; Southwestern, Sl1<; Cleveland, CoIuIn-
bus and cincinnati, "a; Rock Island. ll65s:
81, Paul, 76A; Wabash, 781<; Fort Wayne,
152; Terre hAute, 81 Alton, I5s; Mississippi,
SIS.
sxPREss sHAREs-WelIs, Fargo q Co. 231J<S;
Cincinnati.
JULY I0.-FLoUR-Firm; demand light;
GE1IN.gw at 81 s59I 40; clos
oaIE-Advanced TO 729I5c and In nEht sup.
piH Rye-Dun at 81 is.
WHHKY-Advanced 10 CSC and in good de-
mand and held higher.
PRoT5sIeNs1Firmer SO r. FL but unchanged. Mess
l6&9l524c. Bacon-l69 l79I7169lSc no sales.
sugar Cared HRms-Good demand: saies 800
terces at 2lc; now asking 22c.
AARD-Ouu at lsci not saIeable at better
BuTERAscaree and drm at Q2a2so.
EGoS-l7&1Sc.
GRouKRIEs-6ugaR-Firm and in fair de-
nand; New OIleans ls5S9l5Ec. Cohee-In
OIIs.-Linseed 0liEDaI at u oO91 oS; de-
mand quite light. LaId on-S1 62S1 II, Pc
troleum 3S930c.
GoLD-is67f buyinS
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West Virginia Insurance Company.

CAPTTAL..................... ............. SI60, 900 90.
VNAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture.
Household Goods, Merchandise and goods in
transit.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Hornhrook, Jacob NJ. Bickel,
Henry Hartman, DR.. j. &. Hupp.
Jonathan RoWleY, Edmund Booking,
X. ]. Smyth, T. ]. Campbell,
j. h. BrisLOr, q. Prayer,
VIM. B. Odbert, Thomas Boggess,
ID. u. T. FarnBWorth, VIM. B. Crane,
David BIllmyer, Joseph Shields
Vim. Il. White, N. GOT, JI.,
l. II. puval, D. H.-K, Dix,
Vim. h. Stevenson.
ONCE over Religious Book House, south
side Monroe street, Wheeling W. Va.
JACOB HORNBROOK, Prest.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice PTeS't.
]. M. .McWHORrEB, sec'y.
3. B. McoOLLOCH, Asst Sec'y:
mari
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Secondhand
COTTON MACHINERY


Cards,-Drawing Frames,-Coarse and Fine
apeeders,-Dead Spindle Throstles,- Warp
ers.-DreSserS, &c.
For description and prices OF these ma
O. F. BATTLES, AGENT FREMONT MILLS,
feha-2taW6m Lowell. Mass.
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Farm and Steam Grist and Saw MILL
For Sale,

sale his farm containing 50 acIes, Sl!ua-
led in Independence Township, MasnIng- sEintags
on when ia erected good dwelling house,
frame Barn, wash ana smoke donSeI ana
steam Crist and saw Mill Inere Is AAsO
Sooo OeSIlns FREDERICK SUCK,
,oe 2tdkSrnua MaLRmorAs, Ohio.