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, 1870-07-25
3{<crlEuncct:a Items.

IN fakaissi0S 4AaA1*.-The ha1gr Comet hal
KEe41Rra.-Thr n.Ernue eutter Di. is betn. ex~ +!
lensirIl ~ repaired ut Detroit
TIE LAKE ASp EtRnFKAS TRApK-"e learn
that tire bark TaefmHis, which l"fs Cicvela'd far
lhL:pG; IL t!st latter pLSs OF May. rt3ta.l MIL
tx al on the = til, OH her return tS1r.
llGHrHn7sR SEnv.cE--mr ARE informed by the
CAPTAIN ri tht tl.t.r States stra4n Large Nasslu1-
Spectacle Heel y:stle four miles In CLEAR weather.
Ii ts ieca;rtt on the nG:tt er.i OF the noTia reel
The werk on the Flats Is ItoGressiag fasoE7..l,.
Th,. Warrington vii. take u full load or stode tuf
tie n-h1hta-e Ut Pre-1Es Isle
HARMON pHEIAi1S,i. During the xeek t1e con-
t1ac:of for dredging ctaEi'ei At the monta u tn'
tn;a,sC.t, River c4t,nppte,! his work. anil II has
fccu avcept+G. The committee fUntd that the
tLnlrtl ha,l fully Ii feet Ut "a:ts ever The h1f.
A1t.t gave Gr.e7s ihAt t1e bags should DC placid
IN ,r rrtner ros!ttnnx 4, s..',w th channel Th..
ct11tatttr has let., af work slice tue nIst day OF
June. ...,,-.
Ctr Ut beslon EaIl tgtn saistG an,l ta>en y
Beaver Essa,er rr..vrs t' be false A'H'n fcEt-
night ago II Was :tuEcht ieat ane "nchl Atoa ~
Fa.Setl sQf.lxientlS 10 e1ae The LestashAn 10 tu~
Fer iEn 1rrt but !r tn shr 1lncS* ~ Oh" OF tns
tIytrt the wo:k has i.een itmpnraFty suspenIs'!.
ScHcesEs A:E2rtHs TO 81 III ia.sshmia, I'm, IN
t!ays sEu. 10 the Straits, by collision Win the
bark ii. F. Iia1luic, Il - be raiss.. the Nufta~
Ess.'n MI.eSns s - t2ni"! ,1a !so,,,.,su cisvr,1ni
J:s... have left FIR MaeEins~ to lake arrange-
El.hts fn1 she work. ,,.-
,..I ,ho h1rt y.u:,l f3tt fur violation Of thr
-, r.. uNc.. 49, she ~ IY,a,,iau yr.~.,, and
-, - ~ ~ T.. n, f,cxt,r x = for par SarJ1Es lHt
ceH'ea ~ III W." t' =, -. ~ n;,,, III ,-.st
an.rS with flmLHr. witch Is nnt1':; '.a'1e m"t
has than Gh7.tinQ- sae IS d tteNSi VI 'tS Willy
AMI Las tTrn na-.l d"raE per Ton
| SRw TeASstGEFAII"S CoAfASf.-Ihe iol:si3
| aE,l Saginaw TiansI oESttton Gombsh! y tnr
s.atnr 1f new HLKai'fza'1n 3tst +tas!e1i at noe
'1n Thr t=Eres florence !EtE AMI a. 6snnaIs'
| ;,t. The steam har:-. i. :. Eastffo'k ah1 r. II.
! t..-s,.s*., hasett-n ru1cAaeet h5 the c,,.apant
Tt~ h<ats nil pig th the l'inl'er ffas!e between
Saxina~ and ThlettG, a. heretofore.
| UsxE.o llAREnE--Tae improvement Of THIS b n.
<l Las ben nstuftti by Congressional acth,n. anl
| lnc Oawqeuans are ron- III. rally elatrl thrre:t
| The t11pruvtment. n Enthusiastically une that was
needed ht the cot,,mtsrlai i.'-rests Of thf touu4
| tr, C.wrcu has l-cOpie "a tu,;p7tar1s IT fol
| Western entrmefc... while ~ tleI,rs flr lcca
| traJe il ocrures commanding poslt1cn-
4 SRE Ass5c; ArIok,-Tne owners OF Lighters at
Bsy CIV have or.sanizeti themselves Into al asso
cts1r and have adopted The following rates:
II. I'll pe;uta at 21lwankee aud 10 lsav
| CITY uE1-r e. m.---.-.-.--.-.-.:...-.. f!.E)
| FrcI. I'll rcin.s at ZilHnnkee and above !"
Hay lily nv+r - M. =
From hurts Mill 10 Bay Ciey. ey.-..,..---..--.- -
| From liardscrabt1e IN ray Ci1F.......- ~
| FINN pnr+su, urn tn Bar Ctr, r,.......-.--... Z
, 1870-07-25
MEDICAL CAHps.


Confidential 3h7 sfetau. formerly II St LcEs hs. go4s
tne i2st nine JtaEs been loc..td IN thin 7 :. ia IN
Soutb Cast st. er-nsf Of Aorroe, Chfraxo. It, aud
n pe< too neh to sx5 that be r n the u,et s,cera
fut actinucrs u OCT c.I .t cu1Ek sr d'casrs ID
md Guide = Hesh t1-ttnx an ~ # r. -est
s1.o d.esses g r. pss = = ~ se* i.- Wr
Acareful pef-x9- Srrt t. xr address At- # -h~k=
srnda;s. t9a 2 = E.lt or nt..nss GR {. s1G3-
, 1870-07-25

sHLEF-IeCc!veI tdAtaJ, 81; fEeelSt'l tu!s
week. 4.k.. Sn'reel th-.sly, pnna; Sh!!.t,fs this
week. III The demand for fair ~ choice nat"on
ahe-p Eas bt:~a Ft-ady aui fair and equal " the
snitl%. Airt Prices have rue+s >teAr at ~ i.rl
.s.u qualities nave dull, and sutf At $500
LIB. There ..as sntue inquiry fur stoc&
.t.4 l. II Ss.Ltss= -t1 Ct bout
, 1870-07-25
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
SAIC5.pAY EtESiST, Ili;J Il

III
r1-<,rry, ,o,r..tt.,. - -. 80. .t;Y iIir
- EfhC!As ple;!hS uai'! "cie LIZ ~. ~
anh WIN :4lm - t!s..a:,se 2, n1ss's, n " sts
,,,n ;, IN, lin ftn.I r1wI Shtn,-,sa rsr,. in I,t
fh4ttlE. Sae3 %.se " 1'n"s a., ,,,,,, =. ,, =,
AalH" Iu =. a, ~ "a '., ~ i1n ~ =. tsnit nr
T,a,ct,art ! i;nr,nuf -
.t. fun.xtt,- ~ fhc crr,cnt rates of t.e!-nt
t,nt1 M. t1r-..,i :p,infs named m ttntca.n.
Lo1n sIe nit,s =, ~ - !. '''1 Ei II x =. m
sst1r rMaE7 N-sS,g HnII.s3n ii al ss1k
5:tH ,vrn ,x31, Suat1Jss, 80. a-si t@t..3
Whitr LsEr. - ii ,lii Men ,tni. {. a.sl :, -.
t;r1- Fav.... .-:' fe:.Gl Rcd R!rsr-. 80 '1t.n
Sufh Have LIS q 2.M! Stufen haF ~. SO
G.nft'.~uc -. *; tfL;* Ss:.t s. Ssrf.. ..S SO
1rnrth s5s f1s1r; Duncan H'r 80. a..
SaxinAw..... a-B tA3-55 HAr7i,siEt.. ta..;.
We Quote .he taiu.g prices ~ cafRoes es Iol-
lows:
| Fair to co>l rnE-rrn. ....-. -xiSS,s ;,.:S
| D-tt,unFY rnl-!,!r >. ............-. 1874 4ea
| Cnrmon to fair t4'anls nnd Btt11's. !i.oe4!s1
tiW<' tbaF,Is md *t'iIa....'. ---.-..
Iltsta AID ecanlflnE-. au-sl4!t+.a
CuAIst. to common. lHA1 9'4-:U
4 .awed shiDgles, anoat .......- aN9 a-asH
/ tathA ....-.-.-. .-..S --0'
4
, 1870-07-25

rcy.ANEE, W. n .h~ r .,:-!.,- Oh v.t&h'i-esA 4
Dr. ClAst~. IT Sn1sth G-7tr<--t tr&r~r Nnr-r.'.
GarsF1nFNT1at1.T CONSULTED.
~ Fer@1r PHI. trr.h 1sNAe} a'.Is' r+'r e5x y sIL
rS.ud two Es.nr. for Naried S4~rer.
tF A1-,. r.to far S..,E S.r'- Aln-.
AsN-eA- 1rttt-s Or +. D. CLARKE, L. South L::a.t.
, 1870-07-25

r-s.,, xx~1lnnd Canal.

.,,,rrn rro,t cr,r,co, JCLr sL-FTops fas-
SAT- Frre staic, aud Empire state. e., p.o.- g.
siEiEEp Fur un,cA.;s: Jg5t II ~. ss."ng T,t d
1on;s Chicaco. II tAales4l!ar @nd seas sA!'a'A-
, 1870-07-25
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, July q.
Tie following table sl,ows the receipts and
shipments OF produce at this port during the
TART twerts-four kours:
, 1870-07-25

Tia inquiry wns light at rrcvinns Tnofatons:
A of star xANt4t. ......+.-..-.--....-.<tss
No l. saved. l.'.ta ID
Thtrtncss-Ftye biinxica t1 be two iacacJ tn
,hUkncfs IenEth-S!xtrcn inches $500 per
III, m n.'.ie,l wiIeu transferred, with liJws The
saFcIeS
, 1870-07-25
Nr. RQ4At,n.

l1s South Cts,kIt. CcaRn, ioe th.-:-t th*-
NJ ri ea.pr II se,afn !: w.eSnese, s " . Ne
{. mat. II the untreStr nf .tt,t"!a,,. nj ],
te rIixh1r phy-sri4r y thu zig t"F I'll '1~'e
and SexpAI IAexAe - hotk 4.'r.e. Sa.ri faf
TttprY II Sr11as and Sexual OscaAe4- Eoa.ai:4.
, 1870-07-25

Tnta1 lMnttts FIR the r'eck 34Ht, ,6oh.
SutLtrrasnEy balance, Gold $lo, ''s,a41' euneA-
cy 1l.4lY,e:9. ,, c..,,
A lnlliion un.. half Of cancelled Gold Ce1fin-
rat+s were stNt III Washington.
Cnp;ets-Dosfcn prices:
t-a1umct .,,.....15 is Hancock. .........-
c"rrer Fans....... q; Ainnesota- y
tIuNA lEn.-,......, 3L
, 1870-07-25
OCEAN STEAMERS.
rACiT1r NAL SIEA1shp GOSF4If 8
1hEoaKh Liza II czilfsrsIs and ChAzA-
FhRHA ARaAfLY RYnuCEn
in1DoN AND xEW loRk STEAMSHIP LIVE.
OILY DIRECT LINE TO FRAEUE

The General TrAnsa,Iaude ttnrra5y's .1sil .teAze
tt!r. ttt4t-a S-C fo-k zA4 HArr., cs!H.r .: '--fs
The rrendd ves-els fAE'rtn Nuts tof lie eou.s
lent s4I every s!:1s1.tr sA.n-1a{: -...
F7t-s Of rAaatt. IL n fl. tin-!ri7t ~'re' II
= P.tis Us: lattu4 -x:~1y tcs.:. sits II. 81,
EasEIr.on oskefE = ~ .s g ss5' r.. 't ,r,
An'efit - frav-!lss. xs.nf to n !~t7:niof :' Gt
t.au:st hy Y7Fi.s Ta1l7:sy: sE4 tie e-- i:scsa +
cro.r'ne tkr csu sup-l. h+=Aet ravsaf TEE. ft" A1a
~ :I1:r. tiEt.. NACEFSElF, Axcit. NJ. = assa3'
S.f.
, 1870-07-25
Manhood mud VVomouhoDsi,

ESSAYS FE>R T0t-vG HES. III IT,: r.--:sn:'t
t1a'tnn Gs the -yr.- and q. hsp"rr~. II TEt~ War
ri tjK, y Eh, 1Att.<t A.4aAt hni rer:-r: wnu ,fh
rnr - ecrr<v7Atr thr T7,n- Set -. II ..ai
ee1en~s. Ad+-~-. HOWARD ASSt1tI 4TIJS L. r,
Phi1Aletehta. Pa
, 1870-07-25

II Es;is$: $ & H.: s.. ii, ~: = =
A., ixrf. sd ;s. t;a'' ,:vs ;;s;s' =, =
The f.iouipg er.i:. h.s heen received NJ y
| 70 ocl.p til. morning: 173 CARS wha.t; ;li
cars ant &C SEQ hu corn. IS cara And 2,1N uy:
oats; II cars re; ! cars barley Total A5S
| rars', =; Goo bu.
Nitlu'.awu yesterday for city consumption:
! o.E>6 tn whcas; $3.50 bu corn: !, s.}S tu oass:
| so hu rye
There was large attendance on Change to-
CAY. but r. mere quiet set of markets than
usual. Saturday il always quiet das unless
IN occasions Of special excitement. aud th:re
we're ); ecial reasons foS q-ictude to-day. A.
| c1cra:t r., both l.e-c ntsa 1t the East, Eo1c
wsi:.cs fct further a'esieee-
lli:iuincs wcre dull and shade c-sltf.
! vi;l, sslee confred TO 20 trls, i-oa-boca3, II
.sc rhc market closed nominal :: SIG s:.
Lake frciEhts we1o lees active. at unchanged
rates. 4 total Of nine grain charters was re-
ported, Sad rates to Bnnalo were SIC on
nhc.t. &c on corn. and 3tst93a4c on OATS
Wheat to OsweEo and Kingston was tasen At
1olsc, and corn to do Qnosei 1t 9t::alo:.
Through rates to New York were elc on wheat
PROVISIONS were very quiet, but firm, At pre-
bic in the asticls of shoulders, which
arc .he principsl thing wanted on
! European account: We quote closing prices Q:
winter ttun as fullows: Mess rork, so 775a
! .n.EU: Het& OfQipatF. NlHSlHa -S.oo' Iu1A1o.
4.tt.s al.50: lsrl, lG,zc for w,utcr. 15:.,s
i tic for summer: huIk shc1liers. 1Sc: CO
!. Cur,.c1iands. l4;i4 G141se: do snors ribs, 1sc
r 20 short clea1. l6tsc: sunmer-cured rneAts,
/ t,c lcts than the above: bacon shoulders,
o l;c; do Clear nh, lta3.c: do clear rides, 1sI
/, do ban lcauvaesed}, E!;s ta23c; ewees pL:klea
i hams. l9a1c: greaees, 7lsta i5c; city tAltow,
q aL. tlc, St]es we're: 10D Urls mess po-k Al
4 SNlC0.: SEQ brls do. selles Decembar At so3. 80
q 20 tcs -ke tiled lxrd at 16e - les ID Al
:. 15s;c sdat) LIZ rejected shoulders At lie: i
l. tis summer sweet picked hams At 19c; II t:ia.
e clear lArou rides ~ Ia IL hrls ta'loTasi ic
t "a h,ls do at olec: Is brls do It exc
10 The shipments Of provisions from this cltT "a
i 4hc wrek r1t}inc with Thursday last were 81
}! iris r1rk, $40 tcs lard, 90 t>.s haus. ~, 50
o rs shoulders, and 145,S 500 lbs m.!d:es. "
n s,rce Nor, / to same dAts: LIZ. iDi bsls poii
t, tN,OlO tcs lard, ST, 763 tca acd .7J.s pss
l. lsus. 10 G33, 800 lts Shoulders. .1:c " $3.50
ID liz middles. 1t would be interesting 70 Sno
at wlv tlc above shipments ol pork to5 II
.s week have not been returned frou tho raIsoa
in Offices -
IT Flour continues in rac.Src densnl, y
Of Lc1dc1e are firm in their views 5: pr7css CT
rs rent fer scvet-l days past, Sales TO-DAY W
= 1cported nt . ra,lEe OF $500 for White WIN
IT. c1tzar, 81 l5O@G.75 for spring e1tras% AMI -
Of for syrng supert1nes. We note the followst
ch transactions; White winter extrss-u Ut
e "Pcasl Of St. Louis, at S5 90 100 bris orat
az given Gu pr1yAte teIng- Spring o1H1s-S
ID brls "a Oriental" 1t ss.75: 100 bsis brand CIV
II onpri,aso terms 80 bzi7 net aausd At f7'2
, 1870-07-25
DR.. Townsend

t8 SentE G:yks- ta.stu u. pEi<.s4 Ani s,1a., INs.
ehsF% ara ~!trts Il ste 1a-r e;.l-zk
snt ofstnate raser It se-1tnsi W~1t--,. S-rr,. H.
bts m SEthtiide Al rtions # tioA :.s.l, tss
srnt:ses. PaIPhl~t u Advca s.n& Inv Cu Ill. lteou
frre And eoufiieuHAf
, 1870-07-25

And Fc:nEs rr.ss.ets y 1!e ett.rsy rtvc.ta t5 nE
nil whn unsuretei Ia h- -~tn--.ec '1l.' .A
hanrfn4.A Gcrxnltattas fee ~ Srt % fnr hi- 91''s
Health a5d 1ock 1l.A~ His rirr1lAy Luz winning y
zT-d1nv II shr nuro1'A usu ~ -r,.h !.
, 1870-07-25


IiAI-Thc market f4E uts arttcle w1s .lult a:
s;sceancvd Prices The arrivals Tene few, and
te t4l:nS rates: Timothy. pressed. stAear 1870;
s::r,e. r.r:-ed, s1nsa7 fl:N; 1!raothy. 1rose, On
-arrr. t11.i<se sllV: prairie. lnosc, on wagon,
;s.t1ys lGpo; iur ueuye1y OF pressed hay, slu4S
liIDES-Were IN tieraaai auh the market WIS
t-.acterzcd By coasiGesaa1e uru2esA The
!'":!!sz, which were few. were ri! taken at the
'H'sd ps1rcs: t7:y grfeu butchers. 6aSAc;
~. saltsd, c7rcs, light. lVa1o1c: DO
'rty. S.ske; grern Gait, lSa1s'$e: tlr! ni1f' y y
he,rise damaged. :" o-,hlrds prize; branded, u
NV
, 1870-07-25
CHICAGO DAILY MAR 2ET.


&AaeHoAs '.f .fe'te' s>4n9 -"
E1'TTER-Tbe excessive heat ot tne last f'T
:a.s hes ma*etcilS checked the E1ay"ns-hts VI
,h'nse:s. tut ~ there hna heen . corresponding
,a.''is a" il .lr at,vats of- 1--we n"l ,,sss' M ,
IL, It PREVIOUS rates Eeor qualities. hois:t::.
v tn vhch the tcarAet Is rEcsty1"ersaiy supp.isl
a.e .iC.l ami castc., though. ~ yat, MT f.i,lse
"Nrr In retail WAY, SaleS ns cAst!ce nasy, y
the city trade. hare tr.eo s.te at Is %s'c, hlt III
'ns s4r mar te chnst'ltret the I'm uf the mlsEet.
,Hir 10 ctAal tub and I.A!1. lS&2lc; common
Rratcs, le41tGc-
PAGG1SG-C;sa'n bag, hnrlans, an! Wool sasSs a.ss
arc moving on fscelE, and prices are shssaaeu
with ccnahacfas!e hs1nness; guinness ate
Nnfrt and steatr. We Hresll ohe !ast: .t SGa.kt
Ehc; lAa!aw. @3c ls%.ssot, =. = ~ Nust. ~.
cat., -1-. tnipl.. 4, &c: cahhss .S-.u, y .:ts
-y,l:Ies a-hu, &c, eut'es 4~ou l'S' "eo' sasAs'
tss ,,.rrp11c wo ,,o,o .ha
| rEa1het fatr nnu active; a,,i o urn
II rrtF1eas l'.HAt~u4s. 'tEn'sau ~, ~.
~" sssas S@w anss sMpsss.ne ~ - ~ e. z !,, Il
l hkA
, 1870-07-25
~-~-1Sst------N' -N',---~~--.l5t-t."
hettrcl.I SaiFtKL. i:frtieesi-l sA11~ts

I-orr- s3,.nas sss.s10 5css l.sh,a7s
WEtas.. G,91.s.o e,*H,e95 t,!6s,sV b,0..+1S
Gem -. 10,9H.1t9, s.sSs5tN 10 sss-:93 1t-a.a.iA
Nafs....l k,1+a9ta; s.tf.,.61 4.lHI,HEt +.+.t.st9
Rye. 12-tS s6n.99ot 9H.699i *5@s.a
Barley. sss19t Eis,63s! 34tss7 *o''e%l
, 1870-07-25

c9.c%, II =. Centla+. s5H. .
s;uckS Npt;4ei .:zu.t:, al.f an improvement q
l'r renf vns i,sI. hut tho 1na-srt claars 7alet
;,tl.s SLIGHTLY u.1:.GF, Will small trAAsAcit0nS.
, 1870-07-25

TIE following were The receipts and sup
merts OF hrra,i-tuEs and stock Gt this ptln:
during the past week. aad for corresponding
nc2Lt luliii., as lated:
, 1870-07-25
Week Gsefesr last+... 9,@
WcEAAEdtQg [pi{ &. IL, sol

TCrs.. fear VIE T, A7
SAME ~ nod in $50 1At,lS
Same period in ts 40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-15

10 follow, In imitation Of that kind Of democracy
which he sustained whose name finds place
at the lrad Of the paper But we fear that
an exempllhcation Of Jeffefsonian democracy
will hardly come up TO the Ideas that prevail
now and here. As our Republican friends
who do not see this new sheet may wish to
form an opinion Of It's scope aud fire. we an
mex single paragraph from It's introduction
What then ? Shall we be found al
ways with the words of truth and sober
ness? Shall we even set aside that
which genders strife, hatred, estrange-
ment Shall we avoid talsehood, exag.
creation, aud misrepresentation ? Shall
we he found endeavoring to put even
our foes or opponents in the iaintcst
light ? Shall We be found on the side of
virtue and good living, doing our best
TO teach those whom we visit to seek
peace and issue it Shall we be the
stern denouncer OF wrong? Such is our
aim, such the object of our existence.
We may not be able, at all times and
circumstances, to come any thing like
up to our own mark, but the Ligher our
aim, the higher will our arrow fly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-15
404j 1243

JOSH BILLINGS Farmers Almanax is an
nOunced for 1871, and the author writes us an
epistle, in the following style, giving informa
lion that he will let the critter loose about the
middle of October, inst. lie says that
"No family who keeps two hoss carriage,
should be without this Allmanax.
Az anshunt knower, phull of phath, let
slip the pure and innocent duv from his Ark,
50 i let slip this Allmanax, and hope it wont
come back. All good housewives will find in
this Allmanax, how To train up their husbands
in the way they should go, and they wont de-
part from il, aud also how tew make lively
slap jax.
10 the weary wanderer this Allmanax will
be glide board, showing the nearest cut to the
next town, and 10 the sorry, soda fountain
Ov gimnaslic delight.
This Almanax gives the biography, etmo-
loogy, syutax, and prosidy Ov bugs, beasts,
and little cod fishes, and tells us, with the
lOndncss ov step parent, Ihe right time to
trade oph dog.
In konklushun, it gives me crate plezzure
tcw remark,
That kussid are l,bsters ard milk for supper
lor they hav no bowels Oy mercy, nor mercy
Tor bowels.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-15
Ashtabula Fair.

The Thirteenth Annual Fair of the "Ashta-
bula Farmers and Mechanics Association u
would doubtless have proved one of the very
best ever held in Ashtabula, but for the unfor.
tunate severe rain on Friday, Sept. Both. Nev-
er in the whole history OF the Association
were the classes SO generally all filled, or 30
largely filled with entries Never before were
the entries so generally made on or before the
First Day.
Ashlabula may well feel proud of the dis
play of cattle. The show of unbroke horses
was truly excellent. The exhibition in the
building, and the large show of vegetables
outside, certainly reflected great credit upon
the patrons of The Fair.
The managers of the Association sincerely
regret that they were totally prevented by the
storm from calling out committees to act upon
the various classes SO very finely and fully
represented.
The Board of Officers wish TO express theil
thanks to the ladies, who so cheerfully and
efficiently aided in decorating the exhibition
room.
The show was indeed a success, and had the
weather continued favorable, the Fair evident;
ly would have proved in every sense grand
succ, IS.
The following is list of the awards so faI
as Committees were able to take action.
GLASS VIII-StatiiOns.
First Premiums. +. Perew, Stallion, oyer
yrs. "a G. Brydal, Stallion, 3 yrs. 49, j,
Reed, Stallion, yrs. So. Second Premium
j. F. Blair, stallion, over yrs. SO.
CLASS TX UnbrOke Horses.
First Premium. Ii. Simmons, Brood Mare,
81; same, year old Mare, So: same, sucking
Colt, ~ G. e. Nettleton, year old Gelding
81; same year old Mare, So. G. NJ. Peck. 3
year old Gelding, 81. L. Tyler, yearling filly
". Joel Bates, yearling colt, 81. A. II. Ira
cy, sucking flly. $a Second Premiums. NJ.
W. Dale, brood mare, 80 same, sucking flly,
81. j. Metcalf, year old gelding, 81 A.
Prindle, 3 year old mare, 81. j. Reed, 2 year
old mare. 81. j. @. Hubbard, yearling colt,
81. NJ. b. Beach, yearling flly, 81. G. e.
Nettleton, sucking colt, 81.
CLASS X-Odrriage Horses
First Premium. W. II. Landon, single gel
ding, 50. P V. Shears, single mare, $S. Sec-
Ond PTsmiamr p VI Gary single golaing,
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Undertaking.

alec keep constantly on hand a large assortment o
really made COfinS, Rose Wood imitation Back Walnut
and imitation Of Black Walnut. all Of which trim
10 two hours notice IN any rye requested equal to auy
city also have splendid learSc in readiness when
called for 20.
GRAVE CDOTHEs.-A new feature has recently been nd
ded to this furniture cstabis rather 10 the
dertaker department Of iOnc that cannot fail 80 com
mend itselt TO the community. and viii sbOw the d-pO
siuOn Of the proprietor to make hi establishment
perfect A. may be Ii will far TO relieve the work and
hustle incidental TO- aud repugnant in Of he
reavement Of preparing the remains Of the departed Tor
burial This consists III ping eand. and really UI
Immediate use. stock Of graye-clethcs. variety O
shrouds for both male and female, made up with much
taste aud Appropriateness. various ia price. and both
black and white materials. single order for coffin
may. therefore embrace The hahiiments Of the dead
and thus save the friends Of the deceased in the mids
Of grief from much that particularly sagreea
and incongruous In the way Of preparation for the grave
JOHN DUCRO.
Ashtabula Ohio Jan. 1sf.. 1870 1852 II
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The Smith Mine.

The Editor of the Fscanaba T,jb,,,e hoe ro.
centIv r,o,,o ,r;,, ., at. MI 49,. -,
"'"' y" W 'n'e Diino anu 'le FIclhl-
" AROUND IL, ana we extract 50 much of his
| article as refers 10 the Smith Mine, and which
the Editor believes to 1,e one of the n,oet yol-
,oIl, ,,in,s Il, ,l, I.L,. S,,,,,i,,. III, :.
" " >0 "i'it"'' IL
says'
"Since our report on the above district made
last spring, the improvement has been suffi-
cient 10 satisfy the most interested parties In
the way Of surface improvements the Comm
ny have erected neat little office near ihe
river crossing on Sec. 20, and comfortable
BLACKSMITH shop and barn on Sec. lS They
nave had survey and map made oi the en-
tire property, ana propose to plat a town site
| ON the banks of the Escanaba River near
where their present buildings are located
The Mine work that was commenced on
Sec. 20 and prosecuted during last winter and
spring has been suspended for the present.
Inis shaft was sunk 43 feet the last ~ ot
which was through solid ore and also CON
| nected with the open cut and the vein so ex-
posed us to prove its character throughout-
The openings are filled with water and the en-
IRE force have been transferred to n much bet.
ter, because more accessible show on
SECTION EIGHTEEN
OF this section the Co. owns the S. W. Or
Encouraged by the Railroad Co.'s success on
sec. II, capt. Mitchell determined TO explore
Tor the vein from where it crosses the line be-
tween the two sections, and accordingly COM
mcnced about the first Of August lie run
out the course us near ,ls possible, and then
searched tor an out-crop, which ne found in
the bed OF little stream near the foot of the
nil. The ore was prolruding two eet from
tne ground, aud only covered with a heavy
giowth ol moss. The most singular thinp Is
tnat Langley u Co.'S road passes directly over
the stream at tnls place and lney were Obliged
| 4
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Ashtabula County.

The following table Is copied from the sentin-
el, and Is as reliable and correct, says the edi.
tor. as we are able 10 get II at The hour Of going
10 press. Itis not, however, FULL as will be seen
by the blanks. We have inserted the returns Of
Conneaut from the Reporter, which only leaves
the towns Of Monroe, New Lyme and Rome.
The Republican majority will probably vary
but little from $500 Tue vote is very light.
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STREET CLEANING.-Our village authorities
have again set the hoes and shovels in opera
ton in cleaning out the collections gathered in
the cutters eli Main Street. This is labor well
directed. This street is worthy of frequen,
attention of this kind as we'll for the appear
ance of neatness, as for sanitary considera-
tiOna
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The FIRE DEPARTMENT were out on
Wednesday afternoon and their exercise in
front of the Ashtabula House, was another evil
dence OF their thorough drill, and efficient
equipment. The companies embrace many of
our most stalwart men-tull grown men-oi
will and muscle. The Hook and Ladder Com
pany gave the men with the hose facility for
mounting 20 the roOis OF the buildings, and
the water was thrown, Hithstandng the dis
tance Il elevation, with much force from these
commanding positions. The Protection show
ed its power Of throwing two staeams, and
they were thrown to u very available heighth
for battling with fires when occurring in the
upper stories. the Hook and Ladder Com
pany went through their difficult aud adroit
evolutions of planting their longest ladders al
any desired point, and having man at the
top by the time of its reaching perpendicular.
We shall not be disappointed, sometime, to
see that chap who does this mounting so
cleverly, go IA step further and pull the ladder
up after him. This was the Inspection Parade
of the department, and was of course full,
with Chief HITCnCoCK at his post, throwing
the inspiration OF his presence and his ener-
gies into the exercises. The monthly tournouts
for drill and exercise are now closed for the
season. The band was on hand, aud as usual
contributed the influence of their stirring
m usic 10 the interest and lie ol the occasion.