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As an evidence of the -vast extent to
which county may attain in agricultural
purposes. one instance is cited, that of Ma
rion county, Ohio, which is the smallest in
the State in point OF territory, and it IS only
twenty-five years since the first acre of
land was sold by the government. During
the past year, there were exporied-of
wheat, fax seed, grass seeds, butter, wool,
and pot and pearl ashes, they put the weigh,
in lbs. ai l., 1865, 600. Eighteen thousand
hogs and eight thousand cattle, besides
horses and mules are annually driven oil.
There are thirty hour and girls mills, forty
seven saw mills, and twenty. four caFding
machines, fulling and oil mills, and besides
all these, 10000 bushels Of corn and
oats are raised, which are not exported to
much extent, because of the distance and
cost OF transportation.