New Three Run Mill in Terre Haute. JONES’ MILLS, Terre Haute, Ind., May 20, ’72. NORDYKE, MARMON & Co.-- _Gentlemen_:--I would answer to your letter of inquiry and say that your oil bush, self-tramming driving irons are the things that have long been wanted to do perfect milling. The burrs, spindles, bolting cloths, shafting, gearing, and all the works you sent and made for me to complete my mill of three run of stones can’ be surpassed, and I invite all parties wishing to build to call and examine, knowing they will give you the preference. Yours, truly, C. B. JONES. 18 inch Plantation Mill in Illinois. EBERLY, Effingham Co., Ill., March 26, ’72. NORDYKE, MARMON & Co.:-- _Sirs_:--We received the mill and sent the balance by express due on it as agreed. We have tried it in making meal, feed, &c., and I believe we can grind faster and better of corn and feed than you said in your circular and letter. You do not rate their capacity enough. I think you could sell more if you did. I did not see or write to any of those you referred me to, I never broached or questioned your integrity or business; the question was simply on what terms you would sell me the mill, as regards payments, as there are many who sell on partial payments, this was all. Yours, truly, HENRY TRAVER. Custom 17 Miles, and Pass Four Other Mills. MONITOR MILLS, Monitor, Tippecanoe Co., Ind., May 12, 1872. NORDYKE, MARMON & Co.:-- _Gents_:--We have concluded to write how our mills work, supposing you would be glad to hear of the success of your work. A great many practical men have been here since we started up, and they all say with us that it beats anything they ever saw. One mill near us has entirely stopped for the want of business since we have got established. It is of the old style heavy gear and large stones. Our custom trade averages over 1,000 bushels per month, and we buy wheat to keep up our demand for flour; we warrant every pound of flour, and so far not one complaint; our works, all complete, that we bought of you, give the very best satisfaction; our wheat is smutty here, but your cleaning machinery meets the case exactly, and our flour is clear as the most particular inspector could ask. It is no uncommon occurrence to get custom grinding from a certain district 17 miles from here where they have to come by four other mills. No more at present. REDENBO, FRETZ & BRO.