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The Augusta County Fair.
IRcportcd for the Nisratch.l
STANTON, Va, Oct. IL,

STAUSToN, VA, Oct. Is, 1870.
The annual excitement Of the whole
county, and OF our town especially, begun
to-day with the commencement OF the Au-
@usta County Fair, and such commence
lnent as would, under any circumstances,
have been encouraging, but under the dd-
ce'$c circumstances that have hindered Us,
especially so. The late disastrous flood has
crippled 50 much OF our county as to make
II an additional proof Of the enterprise and
energy Of cur people that we are enabled to
say that our county Fair is greater sue
cess, III all practicable points of view, this
year than ever before.
The grounds, which are naturally adapted
TO the purpose for which they are appro-
priated forming natural amphi-theatre,
win the racing track in the centre, though
much damaged by the late freshet, through
InG energetic efforts OF the managers not
only shows no trace of injury, but is vastly
improved BY the erection Of long lines of
Slabln2 at the eastern end, which relieves
On" harrenncss Of the only part Of the
grounds IN which barrennesS exists.
we reached the grounds little while
after the opening of the Fair, and found an
%i!hlatcd scene, some 1000 Or 5000 persons
ncihg already assembled seeking the dit
irEcht points Of interest. The fine display
W STOCKS OF various kinds was point Of
t,special attention. Dir. sam. Hushane eX-
nipitcI hog weighing 712 pounds, of a
nItIshiHccht breed, and splendid York
shire SOW and pigs.
w. 81 'anmcter. of Hardy county, West
w.; EXHIBITS the finest lot Of thoroughbred
Hatsie on The grounds, fourteen in number,
"lhonS which are the bulls Tom, Marshall,
Oh" victor, and the magnificent calf jack
Soh, SgYen months old, weighing 642 pounds.
:. u. intey shows beautiful Durham cow
1ha car hmongth finest horses we notice
noiohel 81. 6. Harnan's three-year OLD
i nlaIe' oy Red Eye, and also fine gray stall
t,on ". ". Fauber, yearling mare Susie,
i ,,t. hapie Tor size and beauty; w. A
I!nt,, taree-year old Rebel; G. ". House
nam "a. Glearbound, entered for general util-
Ivy ahd quick draught, and a most splendid
;;tilihlai. , benjamin Crawford exhibits fine
,,ach ana Jehnet. j. Nj. Hardy, our towns
hl''n, snow Il proof for native skill in a
nnost handsome lot OF bugdes and light
wagons, which in elegance and beauty Of
ms, ~ cannot he easily surpassed.
". a. Burke, Il resident, comes in with
MS ifoE-~are, and harroans up the feelings
Oh lne community with his Livingston plow,
decided TO DC the best plow made. The
fotnhda, q handsome and capaeious build
ing, next claimed our attention, and was q
pom. OF much interest TO all, as there was
SHOWN the specimens Of the talents Of our
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hold themselTesin readiness to vetsoops

hold then1selresin readiness to move troops
Fat q moment notice. ss8s
T BrsMARnK oEFIaEs PRUSSIA lPoLICys
+ WASHINGTON. Oct. f9.- Bismarck has sent
dispatch to Baron Gerot la copy of WHICH
statet dated Versailles, yesterday, II. w hieh
he says that the object OF Germany Isl mol
feoBauests but to secure a new b0utldary,
which viii prevent O future inYasiofl by Che
French into Germany s5 ss Z, rs i,
NAPoLEoE's g RAIsY Day FUND.
LosDoN, Oct. lie. 1T Is asserted that Napo-.
leon has IL, 006, GOO francs invested through
the agency of Brown Brothers, OF New
York. I; (. If s.. ..s ~ IS y
THE BuRNsrDE PEACE oyEBTUREs.
LONDON. Oct. rs. The peace negotiations
by Jules ,Favre, and Gen. Burnside have
been rejected: It is stated that the terms
were S0,000, COO sterling indemnity Alsace
and LORRAINE TO remain neutral for ten
years, then to decide their future status By
o pIebisciturn, the Prussians to enter Raris
and sign the treaty. S7iyss5 Il
st TIE NECESSITIES OF WAR.
New YORK, Oct. ia special to the
World says that a letter by balloon FROM
Paris, dated the 18th, reports that the public
squares and pleasure grounds OF Paris have
been planted with cabbages and caulifow-
ers. There Is no anxiety to make peace.
THE Prussians have asked for O truce of
six hours to bury their dead at Bagneux.
MORE soRTlEs.
Tours, Oct. 19.-Dispa from Belfort
report successful sortie from New Bri-
sach, in which the Prtlssians were driven
from their position with considerable loss.
A sortie from Montmedy surprised the
Prussians and captured 400 camp-chests,
with 20, 900 francs, and two wagons loaded
with chassepots. On the following day an
attack.was made on an artillery train, IN
which number Of cannon were captured.
MORE PEACE RUMoBE. ~
WASHINGTON, Oct. ia dispatch has
been received here to-nig ht at the State De-
partment from reliable source inaLondOn
to the effect that the report that peace is
arranged is much believed, althoughelt Is
not yet officially announced.
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.
l. VERSAILLES, Oct. 19.-The Prussians
drove 5000 Garde Mobiles from Cretenil on
the 18th instant.
Gen. Won Werder reports that the enemy
in his front has retired to Belfort and
Dion.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-Gen. Boyer, with a.
flag of truce from Bazaine, has visited Bis
marck.
There has been spirited fighting along the
Rouen road.
The Prussians have burned the bridge at
Beaugency.
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A new loom was exhibited a few days
since in Providence, and was operated by
the inventor in the presence OF large
number of manufacturing and business
men, and produces cloth of the best quality
at the enormous rate Of nearly thousand
yards day.
A fire at Grafton, 4. H., Tuesday, de-
stroyed the railroad sheds and depot, 2C0
cords of wood, large dwelling, barn, store,
three small dwellings, and spread over an
eXpanse Of pasture and woodland Ior a
mile distant.
The Georgia House of Delegates has
passed bill ceding jurisdiction over Ger
tain land for national cemeteries 10 the
United states.
Scientific investigations have established
as q fact that the 'sspeed Of thought" IS
much less than that of the electric current
in telegraphy.
Cider being so plentiful this fall, and mu-
riatic acid so cheap, it is hoped the price OF
champagne will not rise as high US was
feared.
A man was arrested in San Francisco the
other day on the charge of pouring coal OH
on living rats, setting it on fire, and burn-
ing them to death.
From a certain hilltop in the southern
part of TaZewell county, ILL.,, where the
vision extends for twenty miles, nothing
can be seen but corn.
Ashley says that Montana wants no more
Cinnamon, no more indians, OF barbarians
OF any kind.
The Grand Council of the Royal Select
Masters and the Grand Royal Arch CHAP
ter of Masons is in session in Indianapolis.
Severe gales are reported in Maine and
New Hampshire. There was snow-squall
in Lancaster, n. f., Tuesday.
AT Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Parker's -four
inc mills were burned Tuesday. Loss,
800, goo: insurance, $40, 900.
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Railroad Accident.

STAUNToN, Oct. 10.-W. W. Corcoran,
ESQ, the eminent Washington banker, had
a narrow escape from death this morning
in this city. He attempted to get on the
cars when in motion, and was hanging to
the lower steps of the platform, being pre-
vented from getting in on account OF the
crowd in front of him, when he came in
contact with piano lying close to the cars,
on the depot platform, and was knocked OH,
escaping with severe stunning,
A gentleman named Wash, who also at
tempted to get on the cars when in motion,
was thrown off and dragged short dis
lance, and fell before the cars could be
stopped. Both accidents occurred on the
platform Of the rear car, which accounts 1or
their escape from instant death.
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people; and iirst, without detrimant to the
male sex, we calamity give attention tl Slie
ladies'. A collection M paintings by the
Misses Fnltz, Ford, DigRs, and Or
born, OF The Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Institute, not only reflect credit upon
themselves, But upon their instructor, Mr.
Talbot Coleman, who also exhibits several
pictures Of great merit Of his own execu-
ton. OF the other objects Of interest we
viii write tomorrow, and endeavor to do
justice to all. S.
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Donesaic sfasrkess,-rBr TsrranArrI.I

NEW YoRg, 4st. 10. n ,v,sat !. ,,nIas,fts.
ii6Sc. Flour State and Western 1rnicr low rIades
ssnpsT1ncE gs ~ soast Gln AEfi -eoa1fAouy0
sfats extrss 20 good To chnsee, B6ss@
red ana sfnber stern, sl ss Esfi cl1ssd
sshade frmar ct 2a3s5css Beef iniet. Pork antst
az 500 Lard nnchs nged w tlIsksy frrner at e.GV
Isle. Ecsin steatiy. TallcF dun u
BAITIMoRE, Oct. 49, Flour duh, with prices
less d. M wheat steady. Corn drlI End lover !
white, 7e6aeo.. w hIskey firm az PFC. Pfcyfhions
unchanged. 1920 g g q f,
q CINGTHNhTI, Get. lo.- Flour qEiet aud nm.
changed. Corn arln and scarce old, ssc.: ne y,
a4@tatc. Ness perk quiet and uneh snge6. Bacon
10 fair demand and advancing; shoulders, Dlcs;;
clear sides, lac. n 81
New ORLEANS, Oct. &c Cotton active ssud
higher middlirgs 1s@sitc.;; sales, 8, 900 baies.
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T,,e Gseorgia Legislaturiias,. I;

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 19.-The Governor
has issued proclamation adjourning the
House Of Delegates sine die on the 18th Of
October, and Resembling the Senate on
the 21st of November for executivelsession.
The Radical members of the Legislature
are busly mailing election documents in
envelopes franked by Hon. j. III. Plat,
member of Congress from Virginia.
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CHEF JUSTICE CHASE has givenup house.
keeping in Washington and removed to
" Metropolis View" farm few miles from
the city. The Star says that although his
health is impaired, it is believed that he
will, in Mt least three months hence, be able
TO resume his seat on the bench.
A letter received in Baltimore from Judge
Chase says that his physicians have forbid
den him to engage in mental labor at pre-
Spnt
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CommemOration Of tine Surrender at
York town.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 19.-There was q
grand parade of the fire department in Nor
folk to-day in commemoration of Corn
wallis's surrender at Yorktown.
The Old Point fire department, under
Chief Engineer John Bauclap, had the right
of the line, headed by the Artillery-school
band. The Chambers, Friendship, Vigl-
mouth, and the United and Hope, of Dor
folk. headed by brass band, formed sshe
procession. They were reviewed by Major
j. B. Whitehead, General w. II. Barrsy
the City Council, after which they rsaffe
to Tabb's Hall, where splendid tisn
had been prepared. Speeches were made
by Major Whitehead, GenefaI 1sarfss,paaitl
others 9e$asA $50 SD. 80 80 = j
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COOP TOBACCO CRoP.-The tobacco crop
Of Lancaster county, Pa, it is stated, is the
finest in quality and largest in growth ever
raised there, and will reach sixteen to
seventeen thousand cases; and at $50 per
case "a low estimate), will be worth over
81 200. 900.
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Executive Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The President
made the following appointments to-day:
Samuel Ii. Maddox and Thomas Leahy, as
sistant assessors; r. FL. Chandler and Sam
uel II. Annable, tobacco inspectors, for the
third Virginia (Richmond) district.
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CABBAGE D1sEAsE.-Ihe Albany, n. Y,
report that the farmers in the
vicinity, having large cabbage-patches, are
losing their crops by the ravages, of small
worms that swarm upon each plant, and
eat out the entire heart Ill a few hours.
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Georgsn State Fair.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 19.-The State Fair
opened here to-day. There were 5000 per-
sons present. The prize for the fastest
trotting in single harness was won by CAT
Ianta )" from Savannah.
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Punishment for Perjury.

New YORK, Oct. 19.-Two persons were
sentenced here to-day to nine years imprl-
sonment each for perjury in a divorce case.
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of Arms.

New York, Oct. 19-The st: Laurent
sailed to-day, full of rifles, cannon, and
howitzers, sold by the United States Navy
Department.
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.fnafaustjnc Rapk abfsicer.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Winslow, Lanier &
CO.'S paying-teller has absented himself,
taking with him $50, 600. The firm with.
holds his name, and will not prosecute him.
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Prescription Under the Fourteenth
Amendment.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. ia suit has
be.n commenced CO. here to remove Judge
Lindsay from the bench of the Court of
Appeals, on the ground of his alleged in
eligibility under the 14th amendment.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

STAUNToN, Oct. 19.-About. 1000 persons
visited the Fair to-day. Senator Thurman,
of Ohio, failed to arrive in time to deliver
the annual address.
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Congressional Nomination..
BosToN, MASS, Oct, l9.-Gen. d. F.. But
ler was renominated to-day for Congress. /
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New York Officials Violating Registry
IN H.nyra ,.t, Z.

New YORK, Oct. 19.-Judge Anthony
Hartman and City Marshal Donovan have
been arrested for violation of the registry
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MIR. Davis's Movements.

New YoRK, Oct. 19.-Mr. Davis has ar
rived in Cuba. 49,.
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nAEanR -aNrEanranNCE.

Sun SETS. .......... 5.9s High tide. i2.2s
Port OF RICRMosD OCT. 10, 1870.
AEnTvEr. ~
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Baltimore, nar-
chandise and passengers. 81 w y
Steamer James s. Green, Pttladelphfa, mer-
chandtse and passengers. W. p. Porter. ~
Schooner Southerner, Darling Boston, mer-
schooner Ann Tsiblc, Edwards, Phiiadelphia,
coal, s. Y. Lathrop.
80 = ~ SAILED. szr.s. 49,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatum.
Schooner W.. 8. ThMnpson, Rayner, Chfckn-
hominy. to load lumber for Trenton. N. j., Curtis
: schocner Il. 6. Ely, Mcallister, Cabin Point
creek TO load ldmoer for Baltimore, Curtis q
: Schooner Sc william Masee. Buell., osoorne,s. to
load coal for Wilmington, DEL, Curtis % Parker
tx CLEARED. f,Gfs.
Brig Lochinvar {Br.), N1cksrson, Bahia, -four,
HaxaiL, Crenshaw & Co. IT, ..ss7f.ss 80
s; ssG<t MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Oct. 1e.--Arrtved, steamer Ad-
miral, Reybold, Baltimore; merchandise and pas :
sengsrs, York River Railroad Company, and
: AQUA CREEK, Oct. 1o.--Arrived, steamer
Georgeanna, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Richmond, FrederlcksbnrR and
Potomac ksilroad Company, and sailed on re-
turn. ,g.4,.slGlsg- .a
[sY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1e.-The ship Alllanlora has
two feet OF water In her hole. ships dorothy,
Maylower, and Fawp, have returned to Cardiff
ds mayed They experienced heavy gales.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 19.-PaSsed out, Dark;
Northward, for Rio brig Hercheiago, for Liver
pool schooner Hales, for West Inoies.
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REsTAURANTSs
y E T Ell LIE, ~
= INSTANTANEOUS, -
,oo. .zn7N cTpEET "1sS----'

Has fitted his saloons and invites the custom or
old friends, whose Patronage and good ne has
DINING-ROOM an1 PABLO y are elegant, com.
Portable and retired, AMI tie gentle ladies' Or
Richmond and from abroad viii ind on MS p,ils
of fare all they can DESIRE WHICH viii be served LII
the most elegant style OF lis art. -,
The winter programme is now presented with
All It's Iuxuries ana dslicacies of land and water,
the most superb meats aud vegetables supplied by
the local market, and the luxurious copirt outions
from North and South, Will be found In bis iarder.
Game, oysters fish, venison, wild and tame fowl,
&C &c. served In the best styles To- order. srt
His BAR is supplied with LlQu0Rs , nnsur-
CHOICE. 7SEASONhBLE DRINKS bEewed In
the most exquisite style by his experienced bar
keeper. -,
waite rooms supplied promptly according 70 OF.
ders. j. IS. ,s-s.} -. : !. = - 80. ~, a
DINNERS, SUPPERS, and MEALS furnished
TO order for parties and families In the best Style
Country customers Will always find acconmoda-
tom. and their orders promptly filled. oc
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -,
IS DYEIEG, SECURING, CLEANING, AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention given TO the
occurring of carpets and cleaning OF Kid glover.
Fancy dseing In any color aesi, ed. Euli sattfic-
Iva 2 49, LEWIS LINNEMAH,
1so' - Richmond, VS.
t., ,ddttIon II, tho above. have recently estab~
Itsbed arPRINTINGs DEPARTMENT., and VIII
nsinf All sipds OF silk and wDelisn goods. Sans
tt.ies OF my printing can be seen at my store.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MFRS. BLAIR BURWELL has returned
WI home and commenced her LESSONS IN
VOCAL MUSIC, ut her residence, corner of Grace
and 9TH Streets 0c lS-db
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ia COUNTY COURT continued and

ATA COUNTY COURT continued and
~ held for Chesterfield county, ct the court
house thereof on the 10th day OF Ausass iS,9
s. i. Brown, In his own rignt ano as PIa,ntidT
William A. Brown, Emma Brown, f ssal,e II T.
- t;SnaIerAeJd and as such administrator de bonS5
mon, or W. w. I. Cogbill, deceased. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY. q. 5 &.
The object of this suit is 70 obtain ns ss 81
Shoda RroSn deceased, as her dover In the real
estate Of R. Brown deceased aud e Subject
the original interest Of the dsenaan5s tr,st e.
Rrown TO che lien or two certain deeds o. Muss w
him executed to said w. w. 7. Cogbil In iayor o.
said Rhoda Brown, deceased; ana esu.,,s...
having BEEN made thst the said sSt
he max his appearance within one month ass; -
the due publication Of this order ana ~ Waas %
necessary to protect his interest IN ihls suit
sels-Thaw NATHAN a. ooGBILL. CLERK. :
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GashiSon; Atlantic Water-draWer anu Gu
cumber pump, R. 81. Allen, New York, by
Splitter & Hunter, Staunton.
Carriages. = Staunton-made top Con-
cord buggy, j. NJ. Hardy; coal-box top
buggy, j. M. Hardy family carriage, same !;
Concord wagon, Captain j. FL. Waters; Sc
cond best Concord buggy, J. Fl. Waters.
Boots and Shoes.-Staunton-make, nine
first premiums to Hendry Bros.
Observation-Disclosures, Robert Shaw !;
brooms, j. w. Gilkeson, of Rockbridge !;
dusting-brooms, Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Institution; flour and apple barrels, ID. IL.
Powell. staunton tubs, Lord & Robinson,
New York, by Splitter g. Hunter ; water
gate-new invention since the food-Cap-
tain Charles Grattan frames-picture and
mirror, j. Fl. Hewitt, Stsunton; walk
ing-canes, L. T. Mctiildred, Staunton !;
harness, heavy and light, Ed. Hall, staun-
ton; saddles, ladies', George j.. Flick, oil
staunton gents saddles, same; second
best saddles, Ed. Hall brides. Ed.Hall !;
second best. Geo. F. Flick; felt saddle
blankets, Colonel j. F. Kent, w y5he-
vile, own manufacture; leather, A.. Rus
misel, three first premiums manufac-
lures In iron--turnings, car-wheels. Wa
ter.wheeis, iron ratings, plow castings,
five first premiums, W. "A. Burke; best
horse. shoe, o. Fl. Phillips, Rockingham;
felt hat, Col Joseph T.. Kent, Wytheville;
musical instruments: parlor organ, Estey
81 Co.; piano, stief, Of Baltimore butter,
l,lrs. John "a. Hartman; second best same,
II. Bell !; white cow, j. y. Orork home.
made soap, DR., s. Kenerly early rose Pc
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Portable steam
Engines.
aRANDvIEw. IND. oor, 9. 1870

GRANDvIEW, IND, oor, 9, 1870.
Mr.. G. Kratz, Evansville, Ind;
SIR-Enclosed please ind s400. the bal
ance due on the Portable Steam Circular
Saw Mill. This mill was purchased from
you two months since, and as have new
thoroughly tested IL, l Ito meet my agree
ment with you TO speak my mind in re-
gard to the same) have TO say that now
can safely recommend IL to all desiring
perfect satisfaction in q Saw Mill, and 10
procure what you sald-a complete Mill
and Engine.
I have run Steam Engines for the last
twenty years, and have never handled q
Boiler and Engine that has 50 easily kept
steam with the only fuel use (green slabs
taken nom the log dtrectl.
We consider the Mil and its capacity 20
be all that can be desired OF a Saw Mil In
every respect. Any person wishing 20
know II these are all positive facts and
true assertions, can find ample demon
stration OF IL by calling on as at the mill.
Yours, very truly,
eclI VIM. CADfCK & DAWSON.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
nov l5-Sm O. KRATz.
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Steam Circular Saw Mill.

The one we purchased of you on the I'D
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We ere satisfied that with proper hands II
will saw fifteen hundred feet of poplar per
hour. On the whole, we think Won have
great reason to congratulate yourself upon
having constructed q most excellent MIL
which viii doubtless supercede those con-
structed upon other principles. The Swiss
gentleman, Mr.. John Walt, whom you
sent TO put the mill up and start IL for us,
seems to be an excellent mach1nist. Our
friends who witnessed him working say
seen. You could not have sent q better
machinist aud sawyer, or one that would
have given more satisfaction. We started
to saw with 40 lbs. of steam to saw cur first
log. Your Mil is Just what you recon-
mend II to be.
sep9-sm ELDER BROS.
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Tobacco FactOrfe
FOR SALE.
II Es,5amd TSE si tia' "a aa toilo1s,

~HH FOLIO WING W0U
y stemGriea situated nn ioiioWai
Al Curdsvilio. Davieaa County * Ia
baoco House. Capacity v hanole
pounds
Ashbysburg, Hopkins Co, ilv.. Poi -
House. Capacity o. handle sJ104 py
TavIoris Landing, Mclean Oo., TX
bacco House. Capacity % handle
pounds.
TAv.,rmora, Mclean Co., Kvu Ioarr
House. Capacity 90 handle 9loh1
aacrapaenfo. Mclean Co.. Kva IN.
House. Capacity o. handle iblN4 p.AN
Ceralvo, ohio Co, Ky, Tobacco heaae
Capacity 70 handle 10000 pounds.
Hartford. Ohio Co., KY, Tobacco HaH
Capacity 70 handle 10000 pound7
cromwell, ohio Coz Ky, Tobacco Eauaa
Capacity 10 handle l9809 ponn4a.
rochester, Batter County. Ky. To-
baCe0 House. Capacity % handle a
pounda.
Raleigh. Saline CO., Illa.. Tobacco Ila
Capacity 20 handle 2l90Jy pounds.
Rsnterprise, Spencer Co.. Tnd.t Toaea
House. Capacity 20 handle fDlDN pc
Richland. Spencer 90. Indst 4cH
House. Capacity 20 handle fpJNs4 Fl
All Of the above Btomoriog afo lo I0a
Ia the best producing TOBACCO
and are in complete oIaefi MANA4
tobacco sticks. and az otnet
eonvenfencas fCf handling nna na
fobaceas together WITH ihe once
Shops. Stables, aud L4uah
faehod. All or auy Of The above VIII
'' fSar f1rfaer nart cuiaru inquire nf
a WORU. EVanHvtll DE, iuuss ul r. TT. :.
FMBuR6H, 3j hFqaa bt.t q. h.