i Flol-iShilg County,
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As an evidence Of the vast extent 10
which county may attain in agrlcui
turdl purposes, one instance is cited,
that of Marion county. Ohio, which is
the smallest in the State in point OF
territory, and it is only 25 years since
the first acre Of land was sold by the
government. During the past year,
there were expolted-of wheat, flax
seed, grass seeds. butter, wool, and pot
and peall ashes, they put The weight in
pounds at l5,G53,600. Eighteen thou.
sand hogs and eight thousand horses
and mules are annually driven off.
There are 80 flour and grist mills, II
saw mills, and "a carding machines,
fulling and oil mills, and besides all
these, 100000 bushels Of corn and
oats are raised, which are not export.
ed TO much extent, because OF the dis
tance aud cot Of transportation.