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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-09-21

Surgical Notice.
hrs. L. COLLINS AND J. G. WILLIS
~ would respectfully inform the people of Portage
county that they have entered into CO. partnership
for the practice of SURGERY, 10 az It's branches; m
Ravenna, April 81, is59-Sw
Legal Notice.
HIRAM FROST is hereby notified that
FI on tho 9Th day o August A. D. 1859, Do ly Ann
Frost filed In the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the County Portage and state Of Ohio, her Pc
ion against the said Hiram Frost which still penc'
ing in said Court praying that the bands of mstrn"'
nv now and he reofore existing between dparties
may be dissolved and held for naught; for reasonable
aliOny and custody Of their minor children, and for
cause thereof said Petitioner charges that the said HI
ram Frost is guilty towards her, Of gross neglect oi
duty, and witful absence for over three years.
Said Petition win be heard before said Court on the
'|'' Wy 0' j.. .L.G II. G. RANNEY,
Angus. 10, is59-ew. Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Our Fifty Cent Tea,

Is to advertise fifty cent tea and say that our fifty
cent tea IS superior fifty cent tea, which is ahead
OF any fifty cent tea offered at fifty cents in his
any other county. Call for a supply.
Nails, iron and glass. Also, glassware of fancy
styles, at surprisingly low prices. Everything we
offer sway down in price, without wieging or squr-
ming. Remember we make no variations in price.
We cordially invite the people, the whole people, to
make US a call.
DANIEL W. Goss & BRO.
Edinburgh, September 10, 1859.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY-Going North via Railroad,
'. Depart at 53l A. NJ. Mail close at 500 A. M.
DAILY-GoIDg South via Railroad -.
"a Depart at 1,22. A. N. Mall close at lOS52, a. nj
TRI.WEEKLY-Enon Valley.
Arrive Tuesday Thursday and Saturday ct l2. N
Depart Monday, Wednesday and fridays al u, 80
Mall closes at i2, NJ.
EMI.WEEkEY-Newton Falls.
Arrive every Monday and Friday by ~, M. De
3 part same days ut 90, r. ID. mali closes al ~,
30, Pm.
kEMI.WEEKLY-Chardon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, p. NJ
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at z, A. M
PosT OFFICE AT RAvENNA-
- OPEN at 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at 8 p. NJ. Daily
Sundays excepted. r. A. GILLETTE, P. M.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

AONAHObSSGuGOES , SaahO Va A~CNA
Estate.
DY VIRTUE of an order Of apprsisement
ID and sale issued from the Probate Court of Port
age county, Ohio, on the 18th dey of September, A.
D. 1852 l. John Rhodsnbaugh. administrator of Peter
Rhodenbaugh, deceased, will sell at public sale' on
the premises, on
Fri5ay, the 29M day Of October, A. D. 1859,
between the hours of one and four O'Clock ?. M. of
said day. the ALLOWING real estate, the town
ship Of Franklin, county of Portage, and State Of
Ohio beginning al post standing In the souta
lire OF loS No. 3d. ten chains east of the south east
corner OF Barber Clark's land, In said lott thence
north degree west IS chains and 81 lnss 20 sa
nks to pos thence north 80 ~
chaius 81 links 10 post; thence south degrees east
81 chains 81 link post in the south line Of said le
thence south degrees 20 minutes west 10 chains 42
links along the south line Of said lot, containing "a
acres and % hundredths OF an acre OF land be- tine
same more or less Said land to be sold subject to
the dover estate of Betsy Rhodenbaugb.
JOHN RHODENBA JGH, Administrator, etc.
... BY StrawdeT & Hart, his Attorneys.
September 10, l556s4w.
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The Popular Papers Of the Da,
can always be found a. the
RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
Magazines and New Books Received
AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.

ANY Magazine, Paper or Book desired viii be
promptly ordered for customers. Magazines and Pa
pers mailed TO any desired point.
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LEGAL Notice.

kGSNl NOtiCc.
NOTICE is hereby given to Jesse Dixson,
lV that Eliza Jane Dixson his wife, on the sixth day
of September, 1859, fled petition against him in tho
Court of Common Pleae for Forage County, Ohio,
praying for divorce, &C., alleging, as ground
therefor, gross neglect of duty and Imprisonment:
which petition will be for hearing at the next term Of
said Court. ELIZA JANE DlXSON,
Sept. Z, 1s59-Gw. BY Luther Day, Eer Atty.
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No. 8 Still Ahead |!
Cheap as the cheapest; Good as the bes

Cheap as the cheapest; GOOD as the best.
CHARLES GREE. 4fELDER has re-
" cevsd the largest and znest assortment of Spring
CLOTHING,
&C., which has been brought 10 Portage county,
and while compelled TO acknowledge the generous
patronage which has heretofore been extended to me-
respe fully solicit the attention of the public to Lho
articles aud goods which are herein only partially
umerated, feeling confident that an examination of
the quality and quau,ity Of my stock viii convince
any other place in order to make good and satsfac'
tory bargains.
Among the articles already received can be found
CoATs, of every description and color, made Of the
cannot be surpassed in durability, appearance and
perfect dnish-to be sold at low figures at
NO. 3 PHOENIX BLOCK.
VEsTs.-The best spring and summer Vests of the
latest and most fashionable patterns. Aso Shirts,
Collars, Neck ties, Handkcrchiefs, Socks, Stocks,
Suspenders, Gloves, &C., at
NO. 3 PHENIX BLOCK
Besides the articles already Grated, have for
sale u large aud elegant assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSTMBRES, VESTTNGS
Trunks, carpet bags, &C., which will be sold cheap
NO. 8 PHGNIX BLOCK.
Tn addition to the stock of Ready made Clothing
and GentIemen's Goods, am prepared TO do
Cutting and Custom Work Generally,
in manner that cannot tail to give sAttstacton iOr
| employ only the best workmen.
Ali work will be promptly executed in the best
style, and on the shortest notice. Remember the
place - -
NO. PHENIY BLOCK.
Arril 81, 1859 CHAs. GREEN FIELDER.
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SHAWLS.
WOOLEN GOODS.

overcoatings, Ky, jeans, Kennebec. fancy plaid
DO, check, plain and mixed twee,ls. oxford, Cadet,
Union, sriped eide band check and plain cassmeres,
plain and mixed twilled coating, curduroy, plain,
plalu striped, blue, black and grey satinetts, In fact
everything In woolens desirable. We always keep
the biggest pile of them TO be found anywhere, and
offer this year superior inducem ents to anything
heretofore. Black doeskin and fancy cassime res.
Black broad cloths, of any quality that can be desir
ca, we are able to produce at most prices
Persons who buy these goods of us already fully
convinced that they make from Is to 90 per cent BY
so doing. In addition yru will find full stocks Of
queensware, hardware, Yank ee notions, perfumery,
fancy baskets, oil cloths, gents travelling bags, dye
stus' paints, oils, patent medicines, books and sta
tonery, nails, iron and glass. Also, glassware Of
fancy styles at surprisingly low prices.
SOLE LEATHER.
In fact everything to make up the largest cheanes
tage county. We keep constantly on ha nd prime
article of family -four selling at the lowest market
rates.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ofquality which cann,t be beaten. We particularly
call attention to them, and wish inspection. Mems
heavy double soled boots. mems half soled boots
mems calf eoots only SO 75 men's half double soled
kip boots; boys half double soed kip boots; Youths
half double soled kip boots; women's work, both
sewed and pegged In fu variety extra Japan leath-
er enameled boots, only 81 10; five cases more of
those extraordinary six shilling CATERS; women's
lasting and farmers satin, pla and figured Congress
acegaters; heeed and spring heeled cutters; misses
childs and women's calf kip, goat enameled and Kid
heeled and spring heeed shoes, of all styles and
prices. Our regular trade know that we aIwayskeep
good assortment. All we have to say is the assor-
ment is better than ever before and at prices that
will do you good, and give us pleasure to name.
quantity. Primo rice, only cts: prime Rio coffee,
only l3 cents prime layer raisins, only 10 cents:
prime Zante currants, only 10 cents; prime syrups,
only IS cents; prime molasses, only SO cents; prime
brown sugar, only u cents; prime coffee sugar, only
1T cents; prime crushed do, only 134 cents.
Flug tobacco, at co. 2, 80, &c. 48 and 6es cents per
pound, all ofquality ahead of an! thing you can buy
| at these prices.
Soda biscuit; Geo. Bank cod fish. And now to the
most delicate point OF our subject. Being verv bash.
iul, and poor takers, the only way have TO bring
| into notice
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ERRkTUM-In onr issue of lust week, the
types made US soy that CURTIS BLooMER
wss accidentally shot in the back by HIRAM
WILSON. 1t was BLocMER who shot WILL
soN-just the reverse.
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THE RAvENNA BOOK STORE is now receiving
a large stock of Fine Stationery, Letter and Note
Paper, Cap Paper, Envelops, Pens, Pencils, PEN
holders, Writing Books, Composition Books, Draw
ing Books, Drawing Paper, Blackboard Crayon,
States and Pencils Portfolios, Arnod's Writing Flu
i'd Indelible Ink, BlOttng Paper, InkstHnds-all to
be sold very cheap. -'i
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CHARLES E. SWIFT has superior lot
u OF Paints, consisting in part of Zinc, White Lead
Paris Green, Chrome Green, Hi6ernian Greens
Ior cash on favorable terms. Msy So 1859.
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FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY

DRESS GOODS consist of printed De
~ LANES, all grades, A. W. DeLaines, plain, all
coors, at As cents per yard regular half dollar goods,
figured dress goods run arounds fancy plaids figured
merinos, plain mernOs, at six cents, worth one dol
lar. black silks from ten to fifteen cents below par,
printed Cashmere Trils, at 30 cents, regular three
shilling articles, Debiber robes, alpacas, coburghs,
ETC., etc., etc. Ha milton and Pacific DeLaines, at 90
cents extra fancy do at IL cents good fancy do ut
shilling.
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WESTERN RESERVE HoEsE BREEDERS
FAIR Our readers will reco'lect that the
Fair of the Western Reserve Horse Breed
ers' Association commences Iext Tuesday,
the 27,h inst. Great preparations are being
made by the managers, for the comfort and
convenience of those who may attend.
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WORK FOR THE RIGHT,
DEMOCR ATTIC
MASS
CONVEN ITO

The Democracy of Portage and the ad-
Joining counties will hold Mass Conveu.
ton at the Fair Grounds, in RavenDo, on
SATURDAY, October 9th, 1853,
1T 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at which time the
people will be addressed upon the important
political Issues Of the day, by
HON. RUFUS p. RANNEY,
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
HON. DAVID TOD,
....e AND
HON. HENRY 3. PAYNE.
Democrats of Portage this is the last
great meeting previous to the election
Turn out, with your wives and daughters
and listen to these able champions of the
"Sovereignty of the People.
The Ravenna Light Artillery
will contribute "waker" for the occasion
aud number of
Brass and Martial Bands
will give tone to the meeting.
The Committee has the pleasure of an.
houncing that the Cleveland Light Guards
and the Cleveland Light. Artillery will &C.
cept an invitation TO be present.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.
President-WILL1AM GOLDMAN.
Vice Presidents-Loren Bigelow, Thoma:
B. Selby, John M. Tilden, Luther L. Brown
William D. Davis, John Stallsmth, Davit
Fenton, Harvey Baldwin, Asahel Hulelt
John Coleman.
MarshGl-Gen. E. B. Tyler.
.a JOHN l.. RAKNEV,
E. SPALDING,
A. JACKSON,
VIM Co, Imam,
J. G. WILLIS,
+. b. Tyler,
S. D. HARRIS, JR,
81 fc
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SOLE LEATHER.

In fact everything to makeup the largest, cheapest
and best assorted stock of goods offered in Por.
tage county. We keep constantly on hand a prime
article of family -four selling at the lowest market
rates. o'
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DEMOCRATIC MEETIEGs.-We are request.
ed to state that AIPHoNso HART, E'q., will
address the people on the issues involved in
the preeent ctmpaign, at the centre OF SUI
field, on Friday evening of this week. He
will alec address the people at the centre oi
PaImyra, on Saturday evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

CALIFORNIA VARIETY TRoUrE.-The above we'll
conducted company performed at Ryan's Ball
Court on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. On
the last-named evening the seats were filed and
the performance well-received, although given
under great disadvantage. The company were
unable to present bill TO suit them, owing to
the absence of one of their members, who left
them, few days before their arrival here. An
excellent little band accompany them. Lulu
Sweet, who has grown tall and pretty since last
here, is general favorite. The company gener
ally do their parts well Rouse and Conner are
both clever actors, although We have notion
that the former displays two great haste in his
rendering. Conner's old man is well done, while
DeForest, who is young in the business, by perse-
verance, will become favorite. The closing
portion of the performance, we don't care to
witness again-Lulu Sweet personating dingy
Chinaman-altbough John" himself couldn't
do it half so well. Hardly person in the audi
ence would believe the Celestial pcrsonation to
be " little Lu. Sweet" They play here again on
Saturday night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

WHAT JOHN MINOR Boris THIxKs.-The New
Orleans True Delta says that number of natu-
rallied foreigners of that city recently addressed
John NJ. Bolts, asking his views on the letter of
Secretary Cass, which declares that naturalza-
tion does not exempt a foreigner from the claim
OF his government if he voluntarily returns to
his native country. Mr.. Bolts does not agree
with Mr.. Cass, as will be seen
"My views on this question may be thus sum-
med up: When one plants himself under the
wing of the American Eagle, which be is pledged
and sworn to support and defend when he en-
rolls bis name upon the ample folds of the Stars
and Stripes of this great American Union, he is
free to go wherever the wind and waves may
carry him ; the eye of the eagle watches over his
every step, that flag waves proudly over his head
whether he is upon land or upon water, in pal
ace dungeon and the power that dares to
interfere with his personal liberty whilst he is
engaged in lawful enterprise, and not offending
against the criminal or penal code Of that power,
dishonors that Eagle and dsgraces that flag, to
which he appeals for his deliverance if it does
not afford him prompt relief and redress"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

PRIMARY MEErING.--The Anti-Lecompton pri-
mary meeting, to elect delegates to County Con-
vention on Saturday, was held at the court house
on Wednesday evening. A full aud enthusiastic
endorsement of the Anti-Lecompton party was
manifest, ard the action and purpose Of those
present could not be mistaken. Henry j. Howe
was chosen President r. Desty, Secretary !;
Maj. Daniel Rowland, Judge and f. A. Buck
and John W Badger, Inspectors John C. Crown.
inshield made preliminary remarke, fully endors-
ing the Anti-Lecompton party. Henry j. Howe,
|. G. Messec, r. Dcsty, o. Ii. P. Norcross and
others addressed the meeting. The following
delegates were chosen to the county convention
II. J. Howe, d. Sutherland, Levi Dodge and Geo.
Williams Three cheers for the ticket, and the
meeting adjourned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

The CoNvENTGoN.-We publish the Democratic
County Convention proceedings elsewhere. The
deliberations Of that body were remarkably
quiet, nothing occurring worthy of printing
during the session of three days, more than we
publish in the proper place. John B. May is
re-Dominated for Sheriff, and is sure Of election
if two opposition tickets are in the field Griffin,
for Clerk, is the strongest man on the ticket
krutt'chnitt, for Treasurer, will carry strong
vote; Cochran. for Assessor, on his own popular
ily, will run well c. L. Williams, for District
Attorney, should be elected, and will better dis
charge the duties of the Office than any man we
know Of Campbell, for Coroner, and " Andy u
Myers. for Administrator, will both be elected,
or we're mistaken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

MINING AND PoIITICs AT STEINER's Flat" The
mines are paying better than last year. The free
bridge across Trinity, at the mouth of Browns
Creek. is nearly completed and will be ready for
use as soon as paid for. Five hundred dollars is
yet necessary, and it is hoped will be raised by
those to be benefited by the bridge. Gum Il
Co.'s water works will be completed in few
weeks Two primary meetings were held on the
10th, Lecompton and Anti Lecompton to choose
delegates to county conventions" The above is
CLEANED from letter dated June l7th, the great
er portion of which we omit for the reason that
no name companies the communication.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

COURT OF SEssIoNs.-A special term Of the
Court Of Sessions commenced on the 2lst, Hon.
r. T. Miller, presiding II. o. Adams and J. F.
Copeland, associates. A grand jury was empan-
eled, TO wit o. Fox, foreman f. Bontecou, N.
Beahm, NJ. Hart, II. II. Gray, G. Belcher, H.
Beckett, F. Leach, w. c. Given, J. Huber J. Bart
lett, D. Evans, A. Erskne, c. Dannenbrink, G. F.
Diener and R. A. Fagg. Five prisoners are before
the Court r. Murray, from Humboldt county !;
Joe. Chauncey, for larceny and three Cbinamen
on charge of murder. Having no counsel, II. j.
Howe was assigned by the Court for their defense
Court took recess on Friday morning to await
action Of grand jury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

OPPOSITION CoNvENTIoNs.-To-da (Saturday,)
the Anti-Lecomptou and Peoples conventions
will be held in Weavervile If two tickets are
nominated, the success of the entire Democratic
ticket is certain. Turner, for Sheriff. and Jno.
y. Watson, for Clerk, both Independent, we are
Informed will not go into The AntiLecompton
convention. The Anti-Lecomp:on candidates are,
for Sheriff, |. G. Messec and H. NJ. Cbauncey for
Clerk. E. BOntecou and W. II. Wetsell will 90 be-
fore the convention. Max Lang and R. S. Wright
are candidates for Treasurer. We are told that an
effort will be made to merge the two opposition
parties, Which we don't believe will be done
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

OPPORTUNITY TO Buy Coon BUSINESS. Mr.
A. F. Biay, proprietor of the Trinity Billiard
Saloon, at North Fork, offers his property for sale
or rent, on account of continued i'll health. The
stand is second to none in the county ont OF
Weaverville, being at the junction of the Weav-
elvlle and Salmon, and Weaverville, Lower
Trinity and Humboldt trails The stand is occu.
pied by the Trinity post-offce, and the INDUCE
menis offered by Mr.. Bilay in his advertisement
elsewhere, should be noticed by persons wishing
TO purchase into good business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23
NOTICE OF SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED has this day disposed
l. of his interest in the United States Bakery,
to Mr.. Chas. Mueller. The business after this
date will be carried on at the old stand by
CHAS. MUELLER Il JACOB VOLLMERS. In
retiring from business the undersigned returns
thanks to the citizens of Weavervlle for the gen.
erous patronage bestowed during the past two
years. and solicits continuance of their patron
age in behalf Of the new firm.
GEO. MESSERSMITH.
Weaver, July IL, 1859. 26.3t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

LATE STATE EVENTS or INrEREsT.-Thc Siski
you Chronicle speaks in high praise of the Olym-
pic circus--which will perform here next week
... Fremont has satisfactorily arranged all his
Mariposa troubles GwN made q speech at
Grass Valley a week ago, which q good many
papers are making fun about. THE last southern
overland mail brought 2,0l9 letters. and took
away 6,220. THE Nevada National says that
"next to BrodericRsm, fire is the worst enemy Of
mountain towns". l.. A. KELLEY, at Sonora,
found piece of gold in his claim weighing 81
ounces.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

UNwARRANTABLE INQuIsTIyENEss.-Bil Lewis
was stopped on Saturday evening last near Moss,
Mabie q Co.'s mill, by q couple of inquistive
fellows, who insisted on Immediately knowing
the state Of his finances, and without ceremony
proceeded to relieve him OF about $l40. They
weie strangers to him, and he considers them very
uncourteous on short acquaintance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

SUPERVISOR NoMINATION.-Th delegates to the
I'd District Supervisor convention met in Weaver
vide on Thursday, July 2lst, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for that Office. F. Walter
was chosen Chairman, and P. Doll, Secretary.
The following persons were placed in nomination:
Juo. Hongh. of Kanala Bar, as. Edgecombe and
l.. W. Ludwig, of Weavervlle. On ballo., Jas.
Edgecombe received majority of the votes cast,
and was declared the nominee. Convention then
adjourned
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23
To the Voters of Trinitv

WHEREAS, AT A MASS MEETING =,
w Anti-Lecompton Democrats of TrinitvO VI lA'
venec at Weaverville, Saturday, June d, VGa' G
the purpose of choosing delegates to The ~ S.e le
Convention h T ana assigning the time for hodn', ,
23d day of July be the day for maxine n0" ,uas a'
ions for all the county offices to be ilIed dJVaa
coming election. In order that tborounl' Ae
complete organization of the oppoDtsu opponents y, aad
Administration Democracy shall be oSa.uee A. ~
throughout the county, it is desirable that DSVM
precinct shall be fully represented in eonvaes! est!
All who are opposed to the present Admini',o'a
tion, and wish to unite in presenting GOOD sE
TO the voters of the county, are respectulv n'ls A
to attend. Select delegates in every prccu.s,a DsSa
time for the Convention Of the 23d Of JnlS Jl%'' u
Weaverville. "@
The followinp is tho annoriionmantr r,,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention commenced
at the Court House, in Weayerville, on Monday
July 18th.
FIRST DAY.
Convention was called to order by II. B. Davi-
son, Chairman County Central Committee, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. On motion, A. McQuillan was
elected Chairman, pro tenn, and +. Walter, Sec
retary.
On motion, Chair appointed committee OF
four on credentials, viz w. Linton. Jno. Elliott,
W. A. Nunnally and DR.. Lane.
On motion, committee of five appointed to re-
port permanent officers, composed of Fogerty,
Norman, Lagan, Burns and Sanburn.
Committee on credentials report all correct
except Bates, Cox's Bar, Hay Fork and New
River precints, and recommended that conven-
tion take immediate action on the same. Report
adopted, and on notion NJ. Turner, for Bates,
NJ. T. Crawford, for Ruch's, (IIay Fork.) T. Foy
and b. Devine, for Cox's Bar were admitted to
seats in the convention.
Committee on organization reported the follow
ing order Of business and officers:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

RUNAwAY.-On Thursday last, a horse belong
ing TO Mr.. A. s. Bowles, became suddenly fright
cned, while standing in front OF Mr. BIS residence,
and ran off with the buggy to which be was at
tached. He dashed furiousiy through the street,
upsetting the vehicle, and throwing out the only
occupant, a little boy, son of Mr.. Bowles, but who
proyidenlially, was only slightly bruised North
Californian.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-23

MARYsvILLE STATE FAIR.-We have received
the premium list and rules Of the State Fair, to
be held at Marysville on the 3Oth and 3lst of
August, and the lst, I'd and Sd of September.
Accompanying is a complimentary ticket and in
titaiion 10 be present, Tor which we thank the
PRESIDENT, G. n. Swezey, Esq.