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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.


STOCK MOVEMENTS.
The Cattle trsde is looking up again, and
we quote a sufficient number Of sales this
week TO enable our readers to form some idea
Of the ruling prices here and elsewhere.
Mes-rs. Burpsides and Anderson, Of Gar
rsrd were In town this week and puurchsred q
few cattle, via 30 head u extra year old,
from from Jas. r. Lynn, at : a, IL head Of
medium year olds from Craig Lynn, at 81 ;
8 head Of common year olds at so.
Thirteen Steers and one heifer, weight,
LOO lbs., sold privately, in Marion county a,
4lc.
Mr. Grccnup Jones, Of this vicinity, sold. a
few days aeo. his fine black harness bor-e to a
gentleman Of Bowling Green, for $50.
q. p. Ramsey one Of our stock traders left
yesterday for the Lexington market with $50
head Of sheep and 10 head Of cattle.
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Sspyord-There were shout 30 head o.
cattle on the market and Capt. J. NJ. Hisgin'
suctioneer, reports sales as follow. Is cslve.
common at % Is per head, Al two year old
steen at $ss per head, II yesrlins. at SIS
per head, one yoke Of oxen ss5; one COW and
calf SIS, one horse SIS 20 two year old steer-
at s27 per head, one 10, Of aged cattle and
calves from Sl6 10 "a per head.
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.


- 800" ,s-,
"'
Inc u".e'"',s' o' 'nis communicative" ms
oo-er'ea inst a'' Correspondents o. newspaPe"
'n'anao'y commence a 'e''er' when 'ney can
uu'h'a''y no 80 mat circuit court psgan ."
'n'S p'Acs ." '"cn s"a 'uch gay NE non
o'' W s"a So P'es'ulhg' Inns ".n'o"s""
even more Asn'onahe Than the o'o a'aee'
'hA' !" y oe.'er 70 Dc out OF the "o''o Una"
OUT o' '"e 'A'n'on' 90 we say'
o'~u'f COURT
Bsgan for the county Of Wayne to-day. The
docket Is unPrecedentsdiy small and trashy.
This county, In the good days before the war,
vas marked Tor the amount OF its litigation.
Attorneys and counssllor Of the learned prosss-
sion made more than csnPcssncs; and the
character Of litigation vas such "a 10 develops
and stimulate the highs.sordsr Of lesai learn
ing. In fact this county, in its earlier days,
was the home OF lawyers who rivalled the
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PARTNERSHIP.

JOSEPH A. hcAllsTER h.yias pafeAa-<l nj
81 hthsf's interesi Ia the hru u Craig MeAli.tsf
W shall oontlnas the bazins-s andsT the sane hnl
nAlns AAi Al ths ssns old stand THAI fll lsT th'
very hhcFa patronage l<to~ea epsa the old ARA ~
solicit eentnaanos u the .ale la additions " th'
ore.sd capital and am thsssioEe Issp~<ed " ca
toad Any aoeolnn ed.tioas our u.ao NAV denasd' vi
shall ala eontlnss hasins~ Al The siofe .. Halle 0Al
sia,o.. vhsss oar isads will slw.ys and li sloci
M a. isiS cKAIG A NeALIsrER
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The Wholesale Grocery House Of Gardner
and Miller Of Louisville. Is advertised in this
issue. There arr no nicer men in Louisville
10 transact business with than these gentle
men. They have connected with them Mr..
J~. T. Chiffon as the representative Of their
trade In this part Of the State. lie is the
right man in the right place.
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Nsaice.

The gentlemen recently appointed 20 the
County Committee. 81 Lincoln, are respect
fully requested to assemble at my ofhce in
stanford. on Monday the i2th inst, for the
purpose Of organization aud consultation.
W. a. WEIGH, Chairman.
Stanford, Ky, May sth, 1873
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To prevent error and to obvia,e the neccs-
aty Of rsssiptins To our subscribers. We will
yablish every week the names Of those who
pay o.; which shsll be . rcceips 70 them. II
you have rsmisssd your dues by mail during
this vssh md your name docs not appear In
sAis iasus, you are notified that ve have not
r~ssivsd Il
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John B.rleycom had hi. sway on ss,ur.
day last. There was probably twenty intosi-
Gated men In to~n. Fortunately no serious
difficulties occurred, though . few blows
passed between sober gentleman and a
drunken marty
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Mr.. VIM. Craig the representative Of the
Kentucky trade of. a l.. seasonsood a Co., Of
Cincinnati Is now in this part Of the State
with - line looking samples Of ready-msde
clothing and piece goods as we ever looked
at Mr.. C. ia hne business man and succeeds
In making ready sales every place he visits.
He contemplate visiting, during this month,
all the principle towns in Central Kentucky.
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The Stockholders Of the Stanford and
Millsdssville Turnpike Road Company held
meeting In Stanford, May 3D., for the pur-
pose u elecsing = Presidcn, and Directors.
James A. Harri. was chosen ss President, T.
J. Foster, Ma, sandridge, Ed Carter, J. A..
Lytle, 4. II. Helm, o. Directors.
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Nest Monday Is county court day in STAN
ford. There are several rcssons Why We en-.
pect large crowd and lively day, one Of
them is, the much talked Of speech BY Mr..
Bobbitt, candidate for the Legislature.
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W. q. Saunders Sheriff Of this county lsf,
la-, wednesday with three ooGvicts, Jo.sph
owsey. Tho.. Elmore, and Marshall Bright,
men Of color for the Penisensiary. They were
90 ,victed at our last term Of Circuit Court,
two for grand larceny and one for highway
robbine and sentenced one Cor three Year, and
the other. for two year, each.
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Speaking Of big tres, q reliable gentleman
told US last Monday that there Is . weeping
willow tree on the farm Of VIM. Collier, near
Crab Orchard, that !. probably over seventy.
ave year. old, and measure. q fee, In circum-
ferance above the roots.
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DISSOLUTION.

II consequence Of The asath u Jo.eph Nc Alisser o.
i on Ayril xsrd. the hfn q Craig q MeAhstsr was
Dissolved An rsrons indsbied % the Arm ior lnoies
~ made Pfesious 10 JanuAfy lat, lsI4 viii
pua-s call aud sette without further notice. farts-
bf whom thu hrm has indorsd In hank must pay ths
NOTES, obtain indor-cfs When they e.eoals due
JOHN N. CRAIG,
Nm. hoALlsrEk, bar,
or Joseph heAlisies, dec'd.
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The traffic in hogs was quite brisk in Jessa-
mine co.. last week. Parties from cOvins;os
bought several lots ct from 81 to 81 So per
hundred, weighing from 40 to 20 Lbs.
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Tlo-s Of our advertisers who desire changes
made in their advertisements, must hand In
sopy on Monday morning next
An commaaioatiens, either q en- editoslsl % ha-l.
uets character, shoah 10 sddr~-~d 10 HiLfON
CAMPBELL, bos "a, stsnh'rd, Ky.
Al ,sosle- remiit~d s.r sdyssti.lns ssl~rspsien
JOB vak mast ~ Ia ehertr, ps~s-onhcs usousy
order 90 sstre-a q gill h. al the psrtie- ovn risk
Jane GOA 10 e,r sahorfrci >r>.t Ha-ionyiiis "
coatrsct of job work Advertirns. attend 10 suh-srp
usss and receive all nsa.fs ~ th~ ame.
Qua Askrrst
lea C..i Hussonstus; q n. Ovens Cr.h Orchsrd;
W e. Card ssmsrsrt, n n. Bry ant Gum sulphur
l. n Jsnes, r1se mn Thos Mebcsth, Msoticeiioi
". J. q nrovn, M vernon
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Hurodbwg.-T. ID. English Auctioneer Of
Danville reports about l75 head Of cattle in
the market. Most all Of the offerings with
drawn. 30 No. two year old Washington
county cattle were Withdrawn at $50 per head
genuine sales consisted Of calves ranging in
price from $40 to $40 per head owing to the
blood.
Rris-Crowd in town not as large as usual
and scarcity Of stock on the market. Maj
Hibler reports $50 cattle, prices good, from
to SIC. and all sold. From $50 to 300 mules
Of all grades, all sold at remunerative prices
Horses cold we'll.
0e~ssw~-Col. Caldwell reports 20 cattle
offering. mostly common; considerable decline
in prices; best selling at 4a4.c.; extra large
ones, supposed to weigh 1850 lbs, sold at 5lc;
Is yearlings SIS IS; 10 yearlings ss3 IS; 80
inferior calves -.
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For mourning goods, Bombusinc., Austria
liam Grapes, Grenadines, Percals, ETC., 20 u
y. D. IIsydens and see beautiful assortment
lust opeoed
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The following fair associations have ap-
pointed their meetings for 1873;
Lincoln County Stock Association, at Stan
ford, beginning Thursday, July "a, and con-
tinuing two days.
The Mercer County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association will hold its annual
meeting beginning August ., and continue
four days.
The North Kentucky Agricultural Society
begins It's sixteenth annual fair August 20, and
continues Eve days.
The Harrison County Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association will hold its next meet.
ing on Tuesday, August 10; and continue four
daya
The Anderson. Franklin, and Salvisa Assoc
citation holds its second annual fair ON Tues.
day, August ~.
The Bourbon County Fair will commence
September 2, and continue Eve days.
The Madison County Agricultural and Me-
chsnical Association holds its sixth annual
fair at Richmond, commencing August IL,
and continue four days.
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The Spring meeting Of the Kentucky Asso-
citation at Lexington, Ky, will commence
Monday, May, l2th., and continue during the
week. The stables are full, and there will be
more good three year olds on hand than has
ever been ON the course before.
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n. A. 4 wAnnx1 yin ~ lsssi
ready - walt upsa you ct all hours Of
the night at = i. Ckmaulta
A MA0HrY1CzuT ssssk Of pieturss
and picture ffsnss Of al sisss 81 ". Il.
Ahssfssea
FREsH Ash ct J. n. Rochester . Cos
every Tuesday and Friday nsrnings
MIscRLLAH1oUs and school books
In endless varieties q ". II. Ahdsrson's
JUST received an elegant stock Of
jsvslry ct Z. T. Chsnaalta
r0R oigars and tobacco, Of usifcrn
brands, 20 to WI. Andsrson's
ALL the latest styles Of fabrics IN
dress goods ct yno. o. HcAlistsr's,
POCKET and table cutlery q oil kinds
and prices ct v. n. Andsrson'a.
60 10 the dry goods heuss Of Jns. 0.
AcAlistsr for spring supplies.
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Laurel County is 10 have new prison and
jail house. See notice to contractors in an
other column.
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to sell, three hundred barrels Of good corn,
near Crab Orchard. Address TIN. W. ITIo-
GINS, Stanford, ny. 60-2t
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LOCAL nnEvrrrEs.

A fresh stock Of mourning goods just re-
ccived BY +. n. Hayden.
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FOR 8ALE!l

A FIRST-CLAss drinking saloon on the main street
"A q thriving town, With a hne run of rsaiAr ard
transient custom tagcther with q billiard tabe-the
emily one In tOvn-x hich L. duing god buSns-s. for
particulars, addTuss ~ A., ". U. bsx ".
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Elder 8. II. King preached few discour.es
ct Halle Gap CAsreh last week. No adj
tions reported.
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Rev. @. C. Over.trees will preach at the
Halls Gap church next Sunday; and q, blue
Lick church on the third Sunday In May.
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NEXT Monday is court day. Don't
fail to call and look at the new goods at
Jno. O. IcAlistsr's.
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NOTICE.

II h CALDWELL hayiae parchA-od the interest of
Il. ". l. D4wson, IN the hrm of wst-fs Dsx-on
the uadsrsignsd have orined oo-isrtnsrship under
tnne the grocery and Hardware businos Al thu stand
occupied BY the late arm IL Waters Dawson aud ~
lieit tho patronage ID their friends and tbs psblie gu
orally q. T. WArERs
A.. D Caldwell
stAnEofd, Ky, Nay T. is73. si-st
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above quoted are tine foliowisp via;
nectinefs .-........ .-.--.$xV w
Retail liquor deaters. ....... 70 W
Wholesale liquor deslerI-. .............. 100 OO
Wholesale dealers in nah liquorsl.. ... 50 90
Retail dealers in malt liqsofs. .......... 20 90
Dealers In leaf tobacco. ....-.. .........- rs %
Retail dealers In leaf tclecrb ...-l... 900 w
And for annual sales ova $l.O0Q, for
every 81 over 81, 600. -...... ........- 50
Dealers In manufactured tobacco...... 500
Manufacturer Of tobacco-.. -. .......-.... 10 90
Manufacturer Of cigars ........ .........- 10 vi
Manufacturer Of stills ......x ............ 80 90
And for each still manukc)ursd-...... 20 OO
And for each worm MANUFACTURED. 20 %
Tobacco peddlera, with sns horas. rs %
Tobacco peddlen, with tw6 h6kscs. ~ Is 90
Tobacco peddlers, with mose than two
horr<s. ....... " w
Tobacco peddlers, travelling On foot, etc 10 %
Brewer (annusl msnufsctnring los
than 500 barrels 80 90
Brewers, not less than 500 hasrsls. 100 %
Any pcrson who shall Gall % esaply With the Gss-
going requirements viii be sah<t 70 svers psnaltis-
special Tax payers arr remIndsd t4af they muA
male aspiration IN the Cslletr apd roenrs stHnpl
without waiting k,r farther nstieA
This notice applies only 70 spal TAxe< seruins a.
,srAprii %. isfs A. H. BOWMAN. gs.'s IN pa
SLIT Lexington, Ky
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60 and see the new stock Of ladies
andgsntlsmsn's gold and silverwatehes
ct 4 4. Chsnault's.
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DISSOLUTION.

ON the 18Th day Of April is7s, the aTla Known un-
" der the name and style VI Waters Daw -on Wa
dissolved By mutual consent All psIsons Indebted 10
said Arm, by note account will sase call NJ their
OLD stand and settle up GEO. X WATERS,
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fhe above quotations bacon and other produce sss
retail prices small discount Is made by merchants
from the above Asarss whom taken In exchange sss
nervhandise
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Mrs. L. MARLEY.
FasAiShshds xhliSf - na.ssa.ahsr,
4. 4; ..s .;... . sss Is - ::. :s
ss.fsss 'I ss. ss ssss "a ssY' Z. ss.
very reasoaahle prices - s1-fy
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CONNECTED HvERY rErsspsys
GEORGE u. wEAREN 4 co,
DEALERS In
Groceries, Produce; Salt, Confectioneries, Boots
and Shoes, Notions, &c.
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ALL the latest styles Of fabrics h
dress goods ct yno. o. HcAlister's,
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P0R cigars and tobacco, Of unifvrn
brands, geto WI. Andsrson's
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MIsCELLAIIoUs and school books
In endless varieties at ". II. Ahdsrson's
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YRHsH ash ct J. II. lsohsstsr q %. 4
every Tuesday and Friday nsrninss
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-11-29

IT is really amusin" to see the
styles and conditions of umbrel-
las brought forth in San Diego on
the advent of a rain storm Tt is
safe to estimate that ever man
from the East, and especi ily if
"a is from New England, byings
"a umbrella with him. Such :
cles are almost indispensable IN
mat country, both Tor rain and
sunshine. Out here they are
slowed away in closets, and be-
come the abodes of spiders, bugs,
mice, etc, or during the head of
the-family'S absence from home
they are used by the children as
roofs for their playhouses, and
are, as a matter of course. fire.
quently wrecked and then put
right back where thew belong.
We saw several umbrellas onened
on Tuesday night, and bugs and
pieces fell all around.-.Sa,a DIEGO
UaSotl.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-There
is no reason to believe that any
ter papers of the vessel Viroi;r,5Is.
This fact was Communicates to
Secretary Fish, and was the s1b.
.jeet Of the longest Cabinet meet
Ing that has been held during
President Grants administration.
The members of the Cabinet are
ennnb on the subject. The nro.
vramme of the Administration
Seems to be to gatherAll of the
facts in the case and laySheln be-
fore Congress.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-11-29
L. F. Baker, plaintiff,
.I against l.s
II. E Baker. defendant,

.,,. against !. :
H. E. Baker, defendant,
Action brought in the District Court OF
the Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Arizona, in and for the County of
Yuma, and the complaint filed in said
] County IF vIT-a, n tiI- FL " - Clerk
of said Districb Court.
TIE Territory of arizona Sends
greeting to II. E. BGbeT, deJe'5-
dG1lt
You are hereby required to appear in al
action brought against you By the above
/ named plaintiff, IN the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of The Territory
| of Arizona, in and for the said County Of
Yuma, and to answer the complaint filed
therein. within twenty days exclusive of
the day of service) after the service on you
\ of this summOns-if served within this
county; or, if served out of this county,
| but in this district, within thirty days.;
| otherwise, within forty days-Or Judgment
! by default will be taken against you, &C
cording to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action il brought to recover the
SUM of four thousand, one hundred and
seventy-one' dollars ($4,l7l 02) and two
cents, gold coin of the United States, due
on an express contract for balance mer-
chandise sold and delivered to you by plain
tiff, at your instance and request, all OF
which is more particularly set forth in
complaint on file in my office
And you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the said com.
plant, as above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment against you by deiaui'
for the said sum of four Thousand, one nun.
dred aud seventy one 2lOO dollars. aud
interest, as prayed for in said compliant,
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the
District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Arizona, in anc
for the said County of Yuma, this sevent.
day of October, in the year of our 10
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
three. j. w DORRINGTON,
oil 2m Clerk
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GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, residing at -,
State of -, undertake that, ifthe fore
going bid for carrying the mail on route
Nc. - be accepted by the Postmaster
General, the bidder will, prior TO the Isl Of
Jnue, 1874, enter into the required obfiga-
ton or contract to perform the service
proposed with good and sufficient sureties.
This we DO, understanding distinctly TIE
obligations and liabilities assumed by
guarantOrs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-11-29
sntors are above the age of2l years.

Bids of $4,000 aad upward must be &C
companied by certified check, or draft
on some solvent national bank equal to
per centum GU the present annual pay OF
the route; or in case of new service. moi
less than per centum of one years pay
proposed in bid-(Section 253, Act o
June s, 1872 eo, :.
The Postmaster must. not sign the CERT
ficate until the sum of the bid is inserted
and the bid and guarantee signed by al
parties, and dated. 49,
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FEET OF SIZE.

9or some time past the cities of Terri
lie and Lafayette have been qulzzin!
other on the relative size of their la
feet, and the folio wing from the La
tie Journal is the latest phase of th.
ussion:1
Take them up tenderly.
Lift them with care
Fashioned so slenderly,
A beautiful pair.
Look at those mo. 1885,"
A sight, of themselves
Made from the Two OK hides,
The truth shall 1 tell Il
Made for young bride,
A Terre Haute belle.
Touch them not scornfully,
Who has to wear them;
To naught on land and sea.
Underline canopy,
Can we compare them.
How were her fathers feet?
How were her mothers feet?
How were her sisters feet
How were her bro her'si
What had the maiden done
That she should merit it;
Was it judgment,
Or did g inherit 1t
Alas! ior the rarity
OfCl islian charity,
ScafvO. than pearls,
Oh it was pitiful!
To see whole cityfpll
OF big-teOted girls.
All those huge bridal shoes,
Look at their soles!
Lacers ike clothes-iines
Pass through the holes.
Take them up tenderly,
Lift them with care,
Fashion'd so slenderlY'
A beautiful pair.
Ifsuch her slippers.
Whas were her stogas
Fabrics of leather. IKE
Two Saratogas
Droves of horned cattle,
While passing around
Look at her brOgaIfs
Then paw up the ground
Believing all the while.
Knowing full well.
The leather required
For a Terre Haute belle
She has good understanding
That's morally certain;
Her footing" is proper
So let's drop the curtain, as
And pledge in Pnmper,
With proper solemnity.
A health to. the fair brides
Pedal extremity.
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CERTIFICATE.

The unders med, postmaster at --,
State OF ---, certifies, UNDER HIS OATH
OF oFICE that he is acquainted with the
above guarantors, and knows them to be
men of property, and able to make good
taeir guarantee; and that bidder and guar
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-11-29

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o,: Letters pr each half OF. 10 cts
NHi"' Newspapers, pr each, 2 cents.
p.,.; Letters pr half ounce, cents
b'O Newspapers, per each, OF, &c,
Ro-nud. Newspapers, pr each, 2 cents.
p,,.;, Letters, per half ounce, Is cents
'-" Newspaper, per each, &c.
c.n,r.l Amer;o. Newspapers, 2 OF, &c,
cen'rai America Letters, j OF, 10 cts.
c,h, Letters, per balfsz, 10 cents
newspapers, per each, 2 cents.
D.,l Newspapers, per each, cents
Letters, per each half OF, Z cts.
r- Letters, one-third OF, 10 cents.
~ Newspapers, per each. cents.
German States ssssEs pscS s. Sz
Great Britain Letters, pr each half &C.
and iceland. : Newspapers. per OF. Sc.
n,.ecs Newspapers, per 4 OF, &c.
Letters, per each half OF. l5c.
nj. Letters per half OF, 10 cents
Newspapers per OF, cents.
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~ Letters per half or, 10 cents.
Letters, per half OF, 10 cents.
poH newspapers, each, cents.
,r Newspapers, per each, 2 cents.
Mexico Letters, per half o.. 10 cts.
r;.,,,a Letters, per half OF, 10 cts
}Newspapers per A OF. 4o.
Hints to the Public from the
Department..
lst. Make the address legible, giving
name of post Office, county and state. Let
tiers for foreign countries The name Of
the country should by given in full. For
instance: A letter addressed to London"
without adding England, will frequently
20 to Canada. thereby causing delay and
sometimes serious loss.
I'd. Avoid using "cheap envelopes :" be-
ing often handled, they not unfrequently
sph. open, giving cause for complaint
against officials who are entirely innocent
in the matter.
Sd. Never ssud money BY mail" unless
by Money Order; nor anything of value
sxceptin registered letter. Any person
who sends money or iswelry in an unregs-
tered letter, not only runs risk of losing
his property, but exposes to temptation
every ono through whose hands his letter
passes, and may be the means of bringing
ssme clerk or letter carrier to ruin.
4th. A much larger portion of sndeliv-
cred letters could be returned to the wri
tsrs il their names were written plainly on
the envelope either inside or outside.
5th. When dropping letter or paper IN
the box, see that it falls into the box and
does not stick.
9th. 4 frequent error is to assume that
the postmaster has any control relative to
chsrges on letters and Rewspapers be has
ne alternative but to collect such charges.
7tb. Place your stamps on the upper
right hand corner of the address side of all
snail matter. r
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-11-29

+. An act of Congress of June s, 1872, re-
quires that bids of $4,000 and upward be
accompanied by certified check or draft
equal to five per cent. of the bid.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-11-29
FORM OF PROPOSAL, ETC.

OATH REQUIRED BY SECTION 246 OF An
ACT OE CONGRESS APPROVED JUNE D.
1872, TO BEAFFIxED TO EACH BIZ FOR
CARRYING THE MAIL, AND TO BE TAX
EN- BEFORE AN OFFICER QUALIFIED TO
ADMINISTER oATHs.