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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Ma'tnO News soe Inside PaOss.

For additional Marine News see Inside Pa0ss
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA."o.....F D.
STATE OF THERMoMKTER AT THE EVENING rELE.
GRAPH OPFICH.
A. M.-.....40iu A. M.........48 p. M......, ..d6
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
SteamBhip Brunette, Howe. New YOrK. John F. Oil.
Barque Meridian, LEM, Bremen, l.. WestSrgaard Il
Co,
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Norman Crowel, rs hours uom Boston,
with mdse. to H. Winsor & Co.
Barque Sam Shepherd. Evans, l8 days from Glen.
fuegos, with sugar and molasses to George q carson
d 90. Len In port brig James Kirby: schrs p. A.
GTan and J. Ricardo iowa, loading; r. X Baird and
w h. Tiers, oiecharglng Annie GreRves just arrived.
Oh Sombrero Light Fla, 9th ut.. was in company
with ship Pequot from New Orleans for Liverpool.
Correspondence Of the PhiLadelphid Erchanpe.
LEwES, Del, Feb. 7-6 z. M.-Brigs John Welsh,
Jr., tor Ssgua and Louis O. Madeira for Cienfuegos
went TO sea yesterday; barque Ann Elizabeth. for
bsdos went to sea this afternoon. all from Pniladel
phia JOSEPH LAFETRA,
MEMORANDA.
BaTque LYDIA from London for PHILADELPHIA at
Deal 23d ult.. and anchored.
BaIque UTde Bjerkass, for Philadelphia cleared at
London 9th nit.
schr H. e. Russell, Mehafey hence, at Providence
7th inst.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EIOHANGR BALES TODAY
Reported by De hAYen q Ero.. No 40 Il rhird utraaL
FIRST nOARn

NJ N-aIeSsIs: an S: WILLIAM Painter q Co., bankers,
no, no. 80 south Third Street, report the folio wing
United States es issi Iis3o1is; O. Cs0Ski s. S2o.
IS55, iiSB9il3a do, 1854, iI0l@ilOi: do. 1885
8d1 fdsioS SS ;qaIS aS 1894 1894 1891 Jay
lO8B @lO8B. Compound Interest Notd os iVjLvs' W'
1926 Gold, 135l0l95i, No'c'' past uue'
IN mMessrs, Jay Cooke Co. quote Govern.
lYi' H2s9llsi s:2Os Of 1862 lisi@IlsIi
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5-20s, 1854, Iloi@llOI; 52Os, Now, 1855. IIIL@
l114; July, 1885, 1Oel01O9k; do, 1857 IOsi0
lO9B; 40. 1858, lO9i0 IOsS; lO-4Os, losi @lOSI.
Union Pacific bonds, 101i i@l015 Gold. 1861.
U-Nsrr Ladner, Stock Exchange Brokers,
NO., 30 s. Third street. report this mornings
gold quotations as follows:-
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ARRIVED TuTs MopN

CLEARED THIS MORNING,
Steamship Brunette, Howe New YORK. John F. Oil.
Barque Meridian, Lenz, Bremen, l.. WestSrgaard 4
Co,
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WINTER THAWING OUT.

Come Come +! Comel!!
Come to the Great Brown Hall!
And see the tremendous piles
on clothes, OF ma nificent STYLES,
For short folks and stout folks and tall,
For sale at the Great Brown Hall
Come! Come! Come y
For the winter ts about gone,
And Its marvellous sort of fun
How the stock of win ter garments goes;
For the people will presently want spring
Clothes
(As every body cert linly knows),
FIom the top of their heads to the tips of
their toes;
And the prices are down, for we gave them
KNOCK,
To close out the rest of the winter stock.
Come come I! come =! ye people all!
For the winter stock of the Great Brown Hall!
Winter stock on the go! Prices never so low!
Gentlemen, don't be slow! Everybody ought
to know, that now is the time TO go to the
GREAT BROWN STONE CLOTHING STORE
OF
RoCKHILL a WILSON,
Nos. COS and COS CHESNUT STREET,
... ta --.a a-t.l PHILApELPHIA,
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BOLD BURGLARY.

j. C. Prentiss' Hardware Store Broken
Open and Goods to the Value of from $500,
to 800 Stolen.
On Saturday night last the Hard
ware Store of Mr.J. C. Prentiss. No.
3. Etna Block, north front, was entered
by burglars and goods to the value of
nearly or quite $500, stolen and car
ried off. The entrance was effected
by boring through the upper panuel
of the back door, making q hole suf-
ficiently large to enable the burglars
to reach through and remove the bolt
and fastening to the latch. Having
thus effected an entrance to the store,
they proceeded to the showcase on
the front end of the west counter
which they proceeded to divest of
nearly all its valuable contents, carry
ing off eleven Fevolyers, all the fine
pocket cutlery, emptying the boxes
and leaving them in the case, a few
sets of fine table knives and a quanti-
ty of silver platei ware, with which
they made their escape. - ''.
The burglary was not discovered
till the afternoon of next day when
the clerk went to the store for paper.
No clue has been discovered to the
perpetrators of the crime. ,l.rs7 =r,., IL
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SHALERsvILLE.
a.IcoppEsspnNnrNnnl I

+ r .se5 -z-.5e elCOhhESHONDENCEsl
Since my last about the only change
we have noted is that which Jack
Frost has made in our cornfelds. !.
Between the rains and cold weather
in July and these early September
frosts, we fear that corn in this section
of the country will make but a sorry
show, By the way, your devil made
sucha balk of my story about our
oatfields that I'll say no more on the
grain question. Farmers generally
began cutting up their corn immedi-
ately after the first frost and it is now
well shocked, the fodder being mostly
saved. Buckwheat of course. is chief
ly cut and good as far as heard from,
in fact there is no immediate danger
of starvation, Notwithstanding the ex-
ira amonIt of grumbling that has
benn done concerning the wetness and
coldness" of the seasons Either the
hot weather of last week or some
other ca1se unknown, has madeit, ,ex-
tremely unhealthy; several deaths
have occurred and more patients> are
in care of Physicians than usual
Mr.. Sidney Crosby is raising 8 Dur
ham bull which he thinks win COM
pare favorabls with any of his age in
the county. It is, at present writing
some seven months old and girtsf five
feet, weight unknown. Since Mr..
Horr's return from the Eastwe notice
it is rather lively at his storc-the on
Iy one in town, by the way, but as
large and enterprising as any in sew
eral towns. ia ,-.a,. "a" 10 /
IL shalersyille, Sept, 29tb, 1869. /
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NATURE aasisted by-a aBafrctf's:

--=-------=@ - . S-s--------
The BIG BEET BEATEN.--Mr. Dan
iel Stout, of this village, has left at our
office beet raised in his garden the
present season, which weighs twelve
and three-quarters pounds. The seed
from which this beet was raised was
planted on the 7th day of July.
LATER AND BErTER.-John Wheel
ock, Esq, Of Freedom, left with us a
beet raised in his garden weighing
II pounds and Ii ounces. This. is
ahead of anything in the beet line we
have heard or read of. 1t beats the
d. b.. H-.i ~
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FIzzLEs.-The Radical Mass meet
ing at Warren, ell Friday, was almost
total failure. There were no process
sions, no banners and no enthusiasm
and Governor Hays spoke to, a crowd
of less than 400 persons. The Radical
Mass meeting at Youngstown the
day before, addressed by Governor
Hayes, was still more insignificant,
not two hundred being present. The
Radicals have hard work in getting
the people to turn out to hear these
advocates of the interests of the bond
holders, the banks, the privileged Or
ders and the negroes.
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TOWNSHIP FAIRs.-During the past
week Township Fairs have been held
i'm the towns of Edinburgh, and Deer
field, and yesterday in Rootstown.-
Our time has been so much occupied
as to preclude our attending any of
these exhibitions, and we can, there
fore, give no detailed account of any
of them. We are informed by per-
sons who attended all of them, that
they have been attended by large
numbers, and much interest was
manifested.
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CHARLEsTowN AssEssoR.-The peo-
pie of Charlestown: without regard
to party, met at the center on Satur-
day evening. and nominated Mr.. Cy-
rus A. Mason as theirscandidate for
Assessor. The Republicans had pre-
viously held their icsllcus and nomi-
dated Mr. EAnson Peck as party can
date, but many of their party were
dissatisfied with the nomination, and
Joined in the peoples. caucus. Mr..
Mason is a gentleman well qualified
for the position, and we hope, he may
be elected:.
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WHO has not tried "Barrett's ?"

HoPsoN HURD, Senr., an old and
much esteemed resident of Aurora,
died at his residence ir that town on
Friday last, in the 77th year of his age.
His funeral took place at s O'Clock a.
m. on Monday, and his remains were
taken to Cleveland and deposited in
Woodland Cemetery.
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PARIS,

The Town Hall at the center is COM
pleted and ready for use. -. -. l....
The Congregational Society (WeIch)
have commenced the erection of
large and commodious church edifce
on. ground purchased Of All. Hugh
Rces, about. sixty rods west of the
center. Good for Paris.
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c B1RRETT's" Hair Restorative.

BITTEN BY D oG.-A little child
four years old, daughter of Mr.. Jas.
Stokes, while walking along on Chest
nut street. last Friday forenoon, was
attacked by large dog and bitten in
the arm. The dog is still permitted
to run at large q Es4
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SoMB slight Inaccuracies occurred
in our account last week Of the rob-
berry at Palmyra. The time of the
occurrence was at about eight O'Clock
in the evening. instead of ten, and the
money and bonds obtained by the viii
la:ns were taken from the person of
Mr.. Stewart, instead of being found
in trunk in an adjoining room.
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4BARRErr's" needs no putting.

The RaVenna Manufacturing Com
pany have purchased of Mr.. IL.
Beecher lot in his addition on the
corner of Atlantic and Day streets,
upon which they have removed a
building, and are fitting it up for oc-
cupancy by workmen to be employed
in the shops of the Company.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

John Gates, of Missouri. is notified that his
wife Margaret, has filed y petition in the Court
of Common Pleas of Portage County, Ohio, pray
ing for II divorce. and also for alimony and can
collation. of articles of separation between them,
ON the grounds of extreme cruelty, gross neg
lcS t of duty. abandoning her without good cause,
and separation In consequence of his ill-treat-
mcnt.
Said cause will be for hearing ut the next term
of said Court. NJ. STUART,
Attorney for Petitioner
Sept. 16, 1869, 55-6w S-lA
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No hair man can beat "Barrett's.n

ELEcTED.-An election for Mayor of
this village to fill the vacancy oeca-
stoned by the resignation of Colonel
Taylor, was held on Monday last
John Meharg, Esq, was nominated by
the Republicans, and elected without
opposition.
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RooTsTowN AssEssoR.-The Demo-
Gratis of Rootstown have. nominated
Otis Reed, Esq, as their candidate
for Real Estate Apprairer. Mr.. Reed
is well fitted for the position, and
ought to be elected. Mr.. Oliver Bow
is the Radical candidate. -. -
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TRAIN OFF THE TRAcK.-On Friday
morning. the lightning express train
on the A. & G. W. R'yy bound west,
encountered broken rail aboutamile
west of Windham Station, and, the
baggage car and two passenger coach
es were thrown frthe track and some
what smashed up. Fortunately no
person was injured.
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New Advert1sements.

ES=w Fl. Ward-New Firm. q
FSF Nelson Converse-New Goods.
H6F MIS- Millinery Goods. vTya
Rsr H. c.. Mueting-New Tailoring Establish
ment.
B6y-T. G. Phillips-Crockery, 80. n ~
LOCAL NOTICES.
GSP Barrett-Five Notices..
RsPH W. Bane-Look Out for the New Mat
tress.
lSE@S9G. Eldridge-Notice. li.a7seE
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FRANKLIN AssEssoR.-The Kent
Bulletin of Saturday contains. aDcall
namerously signed for meetingson
Tuesday evening last, fndependentof
party relations, for the purpose~o of
nominating candidate for Real Es-
tate Assessor The regular Repnbfi-
can caucus. was called for Monday
evening. We have not been informed
of the action of either.meeting. -
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MILLINERY.-Mrs. j. 3. Chapman,
of Edinburgh, has received her second
stock of Fall and Winter Millinery
Goods, which she proposes to sell as
cheap as any other concern in the
country. Her establishment is one
door north ofD. W. Goss' new store.
Give her call. 5a sfa -4 '.fi
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The Ravenna Silver Cornet Band
was awarded the first premium at the
Garrettsville Fair. . The boys have
gone to Akron to compete for the
honors at the. Summit County Fair
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RAvENNA AssEssoR.-The Republi-
cans of Ravenna held their caucus on
Monday evening and nominated H.
II. Stevens, Esq, as their candidate
for Assessor of Real Estate. We have
heard little or no talk among our
Democratic friends in regard to NOM
mating a candidate. It seems very
much as though our friends intended
the election to go by default.
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Farm for Sale.

ne OH the town line or Ravcnna and Roots
town. \ good barn on the premises, and plen
ty of young fruit trees in good growing condi
tiOn. Also. four acres of pasture land situated
on north Chestnut street, in the village of Ra.
VIENNA, just the thing for man wishing place
to pasture n COW or two. For terms and par
ticuiar description of the premises offered for
sale, enquire at the office of
tr RANNEY \ HATFIELD.
Nay 13, 1869, 3T-tf
DALI TICKETS. printed with neatness and
Id dispatch ut this olice. -
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!. Notice.

The Democratic Electors of Shalersville, are
requested to meet at the Town Hall, on Thurs
day evening, Oct. T. 1869. to put in nomination a
candidate for the office of Township Assessor.
S. G.. ELDRIDGE,
13tfisI Executive Committee.
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HIGHLAND UNION AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.-The Annual Fair and Cattle
Show of the Highland Union Agfi-
cultural Society, at Garrettsville, last
week, was complete success. A
larger number. of persons were in at
tondancc than at any previees fair of
the society, and an speak in the high
est terms of the exhibition. 1
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READ 1T.-Don't fail to read the
powerful speech of Judge Ranney,
which we publish. on the first page of
the PRESS. 81 .frr7vfff
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Look Out for che Sew Mattress.

Look Out for the New Mattress.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 10, 1859.
The high character of the Hair Spring Fold
ing Mattress manufactured by Mr. Fl. W. Bane,
ofRavenna, o., should by. all means be largely
patronized, as their true merits are only appre-
ciated when put into actual use. They compare
fayorably in every particular with his circulsr.
T. z. SCHULTZ,
Upholsterer and Furniture Dealer,
1T9. 1s1 1sa. st. Clair Street.
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FIRST NlTIONlL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, O., ''0
OPPOSITE EThA BLOCK.


is a Home InstitsssiOss, for the Aceos'snsodd-
tio,s of the People of Portage County.
We will endeaYor in the future, as in the past,
to give preference and fill orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
pie first.
Will pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, Silver and Premium Funds
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue stamps-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand, and all ortlersgfl promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. S. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates. T. s. Ioi taa5
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, ireland and all
cities in Europe.
Collections made on all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made.
N. d. CLARK, Prest
e. E. WITTRR, Cashier. y q o,1a u ~.
Nov. g. 1865 If. 49, IL - i ~ %
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THE RICHARDSON
lP.lrENr FOLDING B neor.J1ek.

The only real, practical contrivance of the kind.
by which refractory boots can be taken OF with
ease When not in use it folds against the wall
of the room consequently, never lost, or left in
the way.
Thousands of happy families are now using
it. and no we'll regulated family can AFFORD to do
without it. ...-...--
Sold by agents only AZ " = H.. a.. Is
Call on or address II. II. ORVIS
March t. 1862 II. Ravcnna, Ohio
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And other fixtures for Machine for salo.
Machines Adjusted and Repaired.

Those having purchased machines Of any
agents not having received sufficient iuStruc-
ton in their use, will be instructed free OF
charge at their home, upon application by mail
or otherwise. 1t will be my aim to give entire
satisfaction to all.
: Address q. w. BRADFORD, Agent.
Box III, Ravenn,t, Ohio.
S. IL. GERRIsH, Agent at Kent, 5,,t 48-If.
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GUARANTEE RATES.


. For Year or less
Period
government and NIL other Cou-)
pom Securities, includingS 81 90 per 81 900
Bank Bills. Observation-Disclosures
Gold Coin or Bullion Il 95 " 1000
Silver Coin or Bullion .............2 % f" 600
Silver or Gold Plate, underl
seal, owners estimate of Pig.
full value and rate subject to 90 &" 1000
adjustment for bulk, on n ba-
SIS ol...-..... ----.--.-....--J
Deeds Mortgages, Valuable Papers generally,
when OF no fixed value, 81 year each, OF ac
corting to bulk.
wills: s., which premium covers the remain
der of the life of the maker.
The Company is also prepared to Rent Small
Iron Safes. (each furnished with Tin BoN) in
SiCe its Burglar Proof Vault. the Renter eXclu-
sivey holding the kew thereof, at the following
rates, viz: SIS. $40, $50, $50. SO and 500 per
| annum. Also. to Store Books of Account, Re
cords, Valuable Title Papers etc, at reasonable
rates. No charge less than one dollar.
President-WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Vice PreSident-HENRI LLOYD.
Directors - WILLIAM PHILLIPS HENRY
LLOYD, WILLIAM REA, WILLIAM NJ. LYON. j AS.
| I. BENNETT. BYRON II. PAINTER, JOSEPH ;. NOR
! RISON GEORGE BLACK, CURTIS q. HUSSEY.
Secretary and Treasurer-S. F. Won BONN
| HORST. .t...
Sept: 30. 1859. 57-3m
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DAvENNA SUMMIT MILL,
~ tReduction in 'Priceso ffl
= f-F.Ft1.t- t..tt- ...i.s
- .. - s~.5.t : = .
"a PRICE LIST. q,

.r.+ =. = 9! .s'IftErf IS -
Best White Wheat Flour, Xxx, per sack. 1 90
Best Red Wheat Flour, XXX, per sack. ...... 70
Bowery Mills Flour, per sack. 25
John Rodgers. Jr per sack. so
Shelled Corn per bushel l.....................1 90
Seed Oats, per bush. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
Corn Meal, bolted, per 100 lbs. 9 so
Corn Meal, unbolted, per 100 lbs-.. Z! ? %
Corn and Oats (miNetD per 100 lbs. s5
Shorts and Mid,llngs (miNed) .,.......-,... 2 OC
Rye, Corn and Oats, chopped =. I 70
Buckwheat Flour. per 100 lbs bs............... 8 90
The Cheapest Flour, Quality Considered,
in this Market. p - ~
And want it distinctly understood that all
the Flour sell is made at the Ravenna Summit
Mill, and from Portage County Wheat, which is
the best raised in the State the present season;
and that is the reason why all who want Flour
will buy it in preference to poorer Flour at
higher prices. This Flour is warranted to be
made from pure Winter Wheat.
lily = ... t-..s-- WM. L. BRADLEY.
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| NJ D L.
| The undersigned hereby notifies all persons
| against purchasing prUmissory note of 500
| which was given between May 2d and May 18TH
| 1859, bv me to Maria Royer. as the same was oh.
tanned by fraud, and that will not pay said
\ note. JACOB BIUMBAUGH.
| Randolph Ohio, Sept. ii, 1869, 5G-3w.
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ETNA BooE STORE,

VIII endeavor to keep supplied with all articles
in its department of tr1lde, and to serve the
public in the most painstaking manner.
Any Books. Papers and other publ lications not
in stock will be promptly ordered. Drop in
and see the new Etna Book Store;
~ 7' f. H COLLINS. .li
Ravenna. Sept. as, 1859, 56-tf. - s,Ir.....
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Premiums Awarded at the Portage
Co. Fair held Sept. Ii, ,16 &17 1869.

C2ass 1-StaEicns.
R. B. Cotton RootstOwn. Stallion, Old Search On
R W s.ss Eass sFsssIB RaHaRsS, sasIon Boston I'd
pfefninm II III 3 , ( : 2 zz1'00
Class p Carriage Horses.
Geo. Brigden. Edinburg, pair year old Colts
Elm icd Din, streeisboro Saddle Horse, LIST Pre-
A j. Jennings. RaVenna, Geiding Horse, Is. "a
n Pre%lm eolfon Booi.iown do end premium GO
Miss l. Sumner, cleveland, Pair Horses, lst
John Wygie, Freedoms yeairiold Colt. ID prem 20
Class 3-BrOod Mares and Colts.
P. II. Bean, Rayenna, Brood Mare, 1:t prem. 80
John pp,FraDkiin. do End premium !; II 20
j. Deery, KaveHna, year old Colt. Stallion, - =
r. caIP PFftGlh Roolslown year old Colt Isl prem CO
]. c. Liksas. Roofs.own.- "a Do end premium 80
A cleshts RaTsnne de,Aafs a iss ST. PFem!uml 60 60
F. NJ. Byers, Deeraeid, sucking Colt, 1st prem1 60
John Sspp, Frankiin. do, Pad premium 20
csnss 1rottsng1 Horses. il j..
FIN. Byers Deerfeld, Trosiing Stallion ------4 90
P. Gurley, RaveDna, Backing Mare 90
Class 5-Horses Of All Work.
Peter H Bean Ravenna, Stallion, 1st prem. 3 20
A. .Jennines.. RsEenpa. Geldinga Istprem. 20
A Clements Ravenna, .3y old Colt, lst pren.s1 GO
A. Page. SfreetsboFo. do. End premium.-..-- so
Loren PEBBLES, CharlesJown, pair Work Hor-
r. Ely, Rayenna, do, End premium IL 6U
JAS. Oin, Streetsboro, pair year Old Colts, lst
premium --------------------@ AZ
SsiE Glass 6 6--VnlLing Horses.
S. Alen Charlestown, Walking Mare. .Ist prem.e &c
John Lowrie, Charlestown do., 2Rd prem. sC
Cass7-H5th 5 Sucking Coils.
FM. Byers, Deerfeld. 5stleking Colts-----4 o.
- u ! " Ggdss sAlfules
| A. D. Jennings, Shalersville, pair Mules, 1st
Class 9-Durhdn, Cattle =
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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-23
Ell Goodwin Adam ss,f GOODWIN 6 SANDERS. Dealers in General Merchants
 TUCSON, 4. I.
AVE this day on hand and are con'tii HI receiving, large stock of goods ;'IT
 EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET,

consisting in part of
 Dry Goods and Clothing, Hats and CsP'' 0.' < and Shoes, Military Furnishing goods of al ' crlptlons, Staple and Fancy Goods, Belts, fiaal FoWder, Percussion caps, &c, Gc,, which ' will sell cheap for cash, el thankful for pastfaVOrs they respectfully " continuance of pabliO patronage.
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