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THE UNION ACADEMY.
On ne East SIDE 81 uaicn SQUARE, O. S. u. CIR
VIII D. krsDr Fok rnr
ADMISSION or SCHOLARS.
on ne 0fa 81 Aprii aesi


FTlIIES Academy will be under thp aenaral
u suptrviaIon o. Professor RSON PRATT.
aud will commence with Msssrs. ORsoN
PRATT, Jun, aud JAMES q Obj, 4; Teacher:
20 whose aid other teachers win Be added when.
ever The number Of scholars may render il
requisite. ss "a 4
No tuitlon will be charged 10 those who stndv
Algebra, Surveying, or other higher branches 81
Mathematics, Astronomy C henlistty .Minefaiovv.
Geology, and Modern Langueges, which. Win
whatever else may Be Taught, Il Is expected viii
Be taught and lesrned N thoroughly practical
,nannSr, Tor which instfamenis, chemicals, &c.
win be furnished. i. : II IN,
Il Z also designed. Is rapidly as ptacticahle. 10
provide, y some extent Tools used IN the differ
eht mechanical departments, and rive ire
students an opportunity % learn their use, and
q the same time develop and preserve their
physical energies. \. l lf
Those who wish 10 attend the Union Academy
win please 70 give notice thereof immediately,
Tor The scholars 10 each teacher viii Dc limited
70 lhe number he eau properly take charge ii
and instruct.
BRIGHAM YOUNG, SEN.
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II France Of England had gone Is war
with Morocco, We should have had
graphic accounts Of III the battles. skir.
Hmishess and surprises, and the newspapers
would have been filed with descriptions
of the incidents and progress Of The cam.
Paign But i i only Spain TINT Is engaged
"a what may be called national war.
and The fact, well understood, that her
success Or failure viii not disturb ii the
least @the balance of power makes the
newspaper world comparatively indifIer-
ent as 10 the result. n,
Before Spain declared war against No
rocco, the British Government distinctly
declared that il was opposed to war Of
conquest and could not consent to any
permanent occupation Of the Moorish
coast. opposite Gibraltar. Tie Spanish
GoyernmeUt meekly replied that IL did
not propose conquest, bnt merely sought
satisfaction for injuries inflicted upon IT'S
subjects. Had England addressed snch
language 70 France as she did to Spain,
il would have been replied 10 III a very
different tone, and caused perhaps, q
rupture between the two nations. III
Asto the war with Morocco, the sue
cess Of the Spaniarsls, SO far as We can
Judge by the unsatisfactory reports which
hive reached us. Is still problematical.
The progress OF the Spanish army is very
slow, and Il has suffered very much from
disease and the harrassing attacks Of the
enemy And il, while operating upon the
coast. and in immediate communication
with its shipping, the difficulties or the
campaign have proved to be so much
greater than was anticipated, wc may
reasonably infer that the advance Of the
army into the interior will bc attended
with dangers and difficulties, IN conlpari-
son with which nil It has yet experienced
is trivial We doubt If Spain will ever be
unidentified for her expenditures In the
present war.
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.gurEian Nfus
AlEXICO

incarnation has been received al
tVashinrton by a nuraber 81 Senators,
ri the .IuafeE q oyerpment Inyeaurcpicd
nv proposition, recently submitted 10
.ssm M 4 responsible company represent
~ ~ several thousand Americans, accepting
MI, ,h aId and ceding 70 them large landed
;a,srests III several Of the Mexican States.
Y shis information should prove true, tho
, !. win he defeated. and The Mexican
,.nesi;on will assume new and important
seatnres as fur as the United States Is
concerned.
NIranlon left the city Of Mexico on the
al lcr Vera Cruz, with 8, 900 troops,
uis advanced guard had progressed as
a. as the National Bridge. Vera Crnz
lad been declared III a state Of siege.
The Dffd's correspondent at Browns
yille writes that the Texas Commissioners
are fuTIy convinced that the authorities
snd nrincipal citizens 81 lIatamoras are III
league with the outlaw Cortfnas. The
Commissioners have reported to the Go
ycrnor that war exists
q
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FIRANcE.

f - IS
The Pafie denies therepofted removal
Of the French troops from Rome. 1t also
saws that the question Of annexation in
Central Italy viii be subordinate to That
If universal suffrage, which measure all
the powers have agreed to, So MS to posi-
lively make Known the state OF public
opinion In Italy.
Prince lie Tour ID AuYergnc has been
ordered To remain at Turin after the ar
rival Of Baron TaIleyransl, and to counsel
I with him for moderation ON the part of
Sardinia. The French army is to be con-
siderabIy reduced.
II Is stated that Hon. John O Sullivan,
late American minister to Portugal, is
now In Paris. and has got out pamphlet
on the question between the Pope md
Louis Napoleon Its title IS 4 La ,ltas-
hoa ds II Papaate Easiisdges sous IN point
de- 0ae Traasdttdnfique, and il takes
ground against the Pope's temporal
sovereignty
Several Paris Journals seem TO consider
the annexation Of Savoy as nearly con
Guided.
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City R1-evve1.y.
w. II. HOCKIlVS

DEGs respectfully % call Inc attention Or
- the public % his NJ Al. II
M aIting Cellar,
which Is the best ii Utah. He has recently
made extensive improvements his premises on
SECOND EAST STREET,
where, with theaavantages 81 a superior MALT
HOUSE, y KILN. and 4 fast grinding MALT
MILL, he will he able promptly TO liil ali The
orders with which his friends and patrons may
favor him :s s.is Il. 3 4 s
Wheat and Barley. mailed and ground on
shares, OF for sale. .3.-. y sa8 b.
Facilitles are hereby offered for mailing and
grinding, which have been heretofore unknown
lin Utah, giving ID families an opportunity 81
brewing for themselves, and thereby inspring i
good and pure article 81 beer.
He can always be found al his Old stand.
32-tf s s s... 55g iii
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JORDAN MILLS.

TINE Propfietors Of the above Mills respect
IL fully beg leave 70 inform their friends and
patrons, that they have thoroughly repaired and
fitted up their mill IN manner not surpassed In
the Territory. They are now prepared 10 attend
To our old customers we return our thanks
for past favors, and solicit their patronage aaete
3l-tf d. RI ALLEN & Co.
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.lCARINET,I TuILl D, !

II Be leave 70 inform my friends, and the
II public generally, that turn out al kinds
Of work In the first style. Give me call, and
You viii Be suited IN work and price
Sc, &c, always ON hand, for sale al reasonuble
rates. III.
Desefet currency, produce, Re-, taken as nay.
+. M. CAST, 18Th Ward,
On Stale Road, half block north Of Emigration
Street., and opposite Hemsn Hyds,s. l7.tf 4
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CHARLES KIDGELL

ID EGS to inform the citizens generally that he
ID has opened shop on East Temple 81 three
doors north OF IIockaday & Bnrf,s; where he i
prepared 70 manufacture Gold aud Silver
CHAINS, &c. Gold and silver chasing neatly
executed. Jewellery repaired. Terms moderate
n. B. Old Gold and Silver bought Of exchanged
se.3 4 3I-tf 4
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-03-31
MORE EsTRlY CATTLE.

III HAVE IN my custody, one bright rcd HcifeT.
q ayeats Old, illegIble brand on left hip, c 6
on right hip, no ear marks. One rcd and white
apecklcd STEER, 2 or 3 years old, neck mostly
rcd white on forehead; no brandS Oh ear marks
visible. One datk red ycarllng STEER, some
white on belly bush 81 tail white and red. mixed;
acrop on right ear The owners are redueeted
to prove property, ray charges, and take them
away. John WELKER, Pound Keeper. \
3l-lt Willard Precinct, Box Elder Co.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-03-31
ITALY.

An ARRAY had occurred At Ancona
between the PapaI chasseurs and artillery
men and the gen d'nrmes Three hum
dred Of tho former had been arrested,
including forty wounded Mazzini,s
party are very active in Rome, II.
Several Sardinian officers have left
Turin for bologna 70 orgaIlize the army.
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ID IN:

ON the 25th Inst, this city, ALnISA, daughter
sof Philemon c. C and Gyfina Al. Mertil, agtd
IS years and SIX months. Tie beautiful verses
composed on her death, We are Obliged 10 omit tor
want Of room. e: WI
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III WISH 10 inform the people 81 Box Elder
Coz and The adjoining counties, that The
estray brand Of Willard Precinct l. d large s. on
left side: and also request those who may find
their animal Or animals on The range. branded
with said brand a. DESERVED, to let them remain
until they can get than according TO law, which
viii save time for me and cost for them.
JOHN WELKER, Pound. keeper,
Silt Willard city, Box Elder &c.
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STRAYED on STOLEN.

IitROM my residence IN Great Salt Lake City,
u niddling sized bay MULE. branded on
the houf y. GReEsBEck. A liberal reward win be
given BY the subscriber Cor the recovery Of said
mule, OF any information Of his whereabouts.
@ 3I-tf N. GROESBECK. 4
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-03-31
IN TRAN VAST.

FTNHE undersigned, having had long experIetice
~ W Ihe business, wonld respectfully inform
be friends and the people Of Utah generally, that
he u on handto make out
POWERS or ATTORNEY, LEASES.
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT,
and ~ other documents Of like character; also
APPLICATIONS FOX PENSIONS.
III. B0UNTY5LAND
and othsr claims on Government, made Out on ths
shortest notice. af
He 4 connected with responsible persons who
VIII promptly attend to The
COLLECTION or MONEY
In the United States and in Europe.
No charges made for any Attenuation he may
be abls 70 communicate on these subjects 10 nav
person who may favor him with call.
BY q strict and rigid attention 10 business ne
hopes 70 receive liberal share 81 public patron.
age, For reference in regard 10 comp9t eace, In.
tegrity and just dealng, refer 10 any person who
has been acquainted with him for the last ten or
fifteen years. js VT
oFFlCE--Ih Geo. Cronyn Il Co.'S store.
sign Of The bic +, Temple Street, q. 8. =, Cily.
& 23-tf w. CLAYTON.
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s. auFrt igr alrat b.
Come and ret your 11eiSer.

(tAME 10 ny hay-stack, In December last
~ = white speckIed two year old H EIF,EIei
strap around it's neck with piece Of a horI
attached; branded j. g. Tire owner can ret 4
BY paying ressoDable charges
Il SO at JAMES LIyI NGSTOE, Goth Ward
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-03-31
MKeador land for saIa.

sTEyIN acres Of good grass la NJ ID for sale, 81
u the mouth Of Willow Greek. South stoch
taken IN exchauee, IN on rid imniediateiy,
fsnquire a. MouSTAfaEER Office. 32tf
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-03-31
. SELECT SCHOOL.

ITyHE Large Room, known as The Commlssian
IL Store, west Oh the Council House, has been
fitted M for i SCHOOL ROOM. and will Do
open for scholars on the 9Th April next, under
the immeiiate care Of the subscriber, who Willis
increased number shall render II necessary.
This school u designed 10 be made up 0f scholars
OF between the sges Of FIVE and twelve, that q
more general system Of rules may Be adopted for
the maintainaDce Of good order. ~
4. TUITION, PER oUAKTKn.
For Reading and Writing, ...... ~, 50 90 b
L /" Arithmetic, E. Grammar, and Geo
+ grapby, DC, ~. ~. ..+s., i. "a 90 "
Further conditions, upon which older scboare
will be admitted, may be known ON application,
3I.tf. 5% n. 4 D0REMUs.
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mo- R,EI ]:

i a E0MM0DIOUS Dwelling HOUSE, sitn-
IA ated on LIST South Temple Street, half
block only from the Tabernacle The house
has u garden, q safe corral, roomy barn and D
stable attached. For particulars, enquire At
The MoUNTAIsRER OFFicE. 229.tf 4
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PoxHsl POIns!!I :

=IVYANTED immediaieIy, 1000 COOL fenc,
NNS Poles, 1T The MousTAINEER Office
32,R &. ..55.. E
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slANE bay HORSE: seven years old, white
NJ hind feet, and branded J. T. on the left
hip. Also, one cream coloured Horse, white
spot on the forehead, black tail and main, and
branded with q large T on the shoulder, Both
are large American horses, any person that
viii find them and deliver them al my resi-
dence. in the ftst=ward, one door south from
Mons Distiliery, will be liberallY rewarded
. 3a.It !s -. = x & J. STUART. /
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NEAT MA X ET.
CTFAmLEs TAYLOR

CTILL continues il the MAhkEt, and can b.
~ found II the old stand n Isaac Brcckbank
one door south Of Livingston, Hen 3 Cas- On
Main Street, where Ne ollsFp 4 superior quality
of Beef, Muiion, Pork, Spafe-fibe, Sauanges,
Candies, Eggs, Butter, Lard, Bacon, TaIlow, and
Hams extra dried, % the purchase 81 which, he
calls the attention 81 hIs friends and customers.
Give him call
Those Indebted to him are respectfully invited
70 call and pay ~, or close their account BY
note 06.tf
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NEW sADDLER's SHOP
A. CUMMING, SiDDLER AND HAIR.
NESS MAKER.

ON East Temple Street, next door south Of
NJ Gilbert and Gerristts. Orders executed
promptly aud satisfactorily. Collars carefully
fitted Give me call. 32-tf
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WArgEnD.

A N experienced person 10 attend the new
IA CARDING M ACfIINE OF Houtz & BfiDg-
hurst, at Springyille, Utah County ..5.'.s
For particulars. apply Immediately 10 Jacob
Idoutz. IL his residence. inil,e sthW ard, O. 8. l.
City, S5 sl-tf &.
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COILECTlON or NTONEy

B a K T. r. Y
MAIN sTREET.
ID TAKE pleasu,e In ANNOUNCING 10 lie public
j that 4 am still attending to my business q |
HAND In HAND BAKERY,
On Main Sired, opposite NIXONS STORE,
And constantly keep on hand d No. / article Of |
Light Bread, fresh every day, Z. 4.,3
Buns, Pound Cakes, Tea Cakes, Butter, Milk |
Ginger Nuts, Jumbles. Eptes, and Boston
Rough and Rsadies, Rock Cakea, Crackers;
Mlnce Pies and Drop Cakes, Hard Bread,
Apple Pies and Chester Cake, Soda &other
Peach Pies, Custards, Biscuits
4@: .E ri &cs, SC. made 10 order
IN connection with the above, the public can
be accommodated Al III REASO HABLE]
HOURS with
Hot Coffee and Tea,
Stewed Oysters aud Sardines,
|. Ham and Eggs, 5....
Roast Beef, 81 ss
5:s11t Beef Steaks, &c. Z
In fact, good Lunch, on reasonable terms, Is
prepared and got up on short notice. II Is no
trouble loiwait on customers for tile
49, .. ss. READY PAY
Having alwayson hand the best stock the mar
ket affords along experience tbs business,
iaiter myself 10 be able 10 please my friends and
The public generally with something good 10 sai
by repeating their visits, 40 often - they fee
4 inclined, 1T the 1 ss III asss ss9 s.s,
aAND3iN HAND BAKERY AND
RESTAURANT. ...
81 DANIEL GRENICs.
will take superine Flour, Grain, Butter
Eggs, Cheese, Beef and Pork, Tithing Receipts
Wood, Potatoes, Cash and Store orders 10 ex
change for the above commodities, so az to Civ
Everybody 4 chance TO paiFonize the
HAND IN HAND BAKERY AND RES
1850 TAURANT.
The travelling community are also invited 70
give me cali for their outfit across the plains
i with the "siaff or life.n .#zz 81
/ Remember the place is.opposite Nlxon's Store,
Ion Main street, west side.
25-3m d; g.
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VARIETY STORE.

. = !
II r yon want your ri RAS0 DIS and JJMBREIs-
IL LASrepaired or recovered, call on Thomas
Hawkes., an experienced workman from London,
IN the basement fopm OF
4. .& :5..5. ... IA. TAYLOR& SONS.
IA LS0 Shoe Pegs, Mouse Trsps, Clothes Pins,
II Furniture Carpenters, Tools, ShOemakersi
Fiadings, Bowls, Croekery, Coopprware, Bro0mse
Ropes and lwine, with many other Home man
ufactnred notions at A.TAYLoR & SONS! 3
IlooTs, SHOES, Hats, Pants, Vests, Gloves,
I'D MaEgetson's Socks and Stockings, chiefly
HONE manufactured at il !.
A. TAYLOR & SONS.
GARDEN SEEDS in great variety 1t
- Al. TAYLOR& SONS. f
DUTTER, Cheese, Bacon, M0lasses and flour
ID ut "A. TAYLOR & SONS. 3
FEWER Y Gallery. Guns and Pistols, Sad
e. dies, etc., q. A. TAYLOR & SONS.
GIBBONS, Trimmings, and . variety o. Fancy
N Goods at A.TAYL0R&SO SONS. SIS
.cTATfoNERY, Drugs, saIerafus, Alum. Tar,
~ etc, at A.TAYL0R q SONS.
T UMBER. Lath, Shingles. Sash, Pickets. etc..
La at 5:s "A. TAYLOR q Sons ).
A THOUSAND and one Notious at /,
IL q q A. TAYLOR y SONS.
Between George Cronyn & Co.'s and Perry'sI
Store, under the Daguerrean Gallery. S2-4t i;
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a CHANCE ron TIEB FEOPLEi
y
HURRAHt FOR TExAsiIi
THOMAS BOX
LAS purchased ihs ven assssiss sis.k y
III III Goods or
DW les, BRA ND I = s,
or the best quaIitys
whisky, Cordials, Mrnmdied
Cherries, syFups. snfdimes,

and In fact Fancy Groceries Of every deserIp-.
ton. 3ei NJ
Also, 4 fine assortment u Tin-Ware, IRON
ware, and Saddle-tIimmings; Yeast Powders,
and plain and fancy Soaps; hunting and fishing
appprtenances; including powder, lead, caps,
and oil kinds of shot; Medicines, including Cas-
Tor Oh, Patent Pills and Bitiers and Acids;
Stationery envelopes, letter, foolscap and note-
paper; red, blue and black inks, deaks sHnd, 30.
Of Yankee notions, and that includes everything
that the human family requires
Remember. GODDARD,S STORE. III The
old stand Of MILLER, RUSSELL 4 Co
] 5.l THOMAS BOX.
R.Ss--CaitIe taken IN exchange for Goods.
Also, few hundred Mules wantei. r. b.
2l-lf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28

EXTRACT FROM Hon. S. S. CuX's REPLY TO
TON CORwIN.--" When you come to the great
Northwest You find one million one hundred and
sixty two thousand voters in seven States. This
is hundred thousand more than all the votes in
the South, one.thrd of the whole Union, and
three times as many rs New England. | believe,
sir that more than one-half OF these votes will be
cast in 1860 for the Democratic party, for the
ri ghts of the States and the permanance OF Fed
eral concord. You will find those voters warm in
favor of the Union and the Constitution, which is
the only ligament which holds that Union to-
gether. Y0n will find this attachment not mere
ly in our party, but among the men who voted
for my friend Mr.. Corwinl and many of the Re-
pubcans upon this floor Look to the great
Northwest, and to its power as it is now, and as
it will be. She has a lake and river tonnage of
four hundred thousand tons, and Ave thousand
miles of river and lake coast. She has, and must
have ever, the Mississippi river as her outlet.
Has she nothing at stake? She will be able to
protect herself and the Union besides. In 1860
she will have many Representatives upon this
floor as the whole South will then have and three
members to one from New England. You will find
in her conservative element which will say to
the North, with its extremists, and the South,
with its extremists. " Thus far shalt thou CO. aud
no farther here shall the waves Of dsunion be
stayed !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28

o, WHAT A WH0PPER!-When Charley Scott,
of California was nominated by English author
of the Infamous English bill, for Speaker, he
(Scott in reply to Morris, of Illinois, relative to
the California Democracy, said that {" Mr. Brod-
erick was never strong enough in California to
create any fear, or cause desire on the part of
anybody in the Democratic party to hunt him
down." Now, we aver that Charley himself and
all his crowd, from Benjamin Franklin Washing
ton and the late Chief Justice down to the tide
walters and candidates for constables and pound
masters, have done scarcely anything else, polt-
ically speaking, for the past seven years, than
hunt-no, bark at-Mr. Broderick and nose after
office for themselves Sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN The matter Of tie petUion Of s. w. .NcC2Hre,
Administrations for the sale of the personal estate
0f Horace GurI, dece1Sed
En The Probate Court oC Trinity County,
State OF California;
TT APPEARING By THE PETITION Of the
| said Administrators that there is not sufficient
personal estate in his hands to pay the debt, ont.
standing against the deceased, and the expenses
of administration, and that il is necessary to sell
the whole or some portion OF the real estate fur
the payment of such dchts,--
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
Court that all persons interested he and appear
before him, at The Court room of said Probate
Court, ON
Monday, February 9th, 1860,
at Il o'clock Of that day, to show cause why an
order should not be granted to the said executor
to sell 50 much~of !he real estate Of the dcceas-
ed as should be necessary to pay such debts, aud
that copy of this order be published at least
four successive weeks in the TElNIrY Journal,
weekly newspaper published and printed in said
county. Weavrrville, Jan. 2, 1860.
Il. Il. MILLER, County Judge.
and cX o0cio Judge of Probate Court.
Attest, VI. +. GRIFFIN, Clerk. 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28

Punch answers correspondents =" Studious
Samuel' has burned down several houses, in
consequence of his habit OF reading after going
to bed ut night. He asks us whether he ought to
discontinue the practice. We can only say, that
if such trifes deter him from improving his
mind, he has taken name which he does not
deserve
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28

INFoRMATIoN En- RoUTE.-Wm. Carey Jones
writes that he would leave New York for Cali
fornia on the 9th of January, and that when he
arrives here he intends to give information in
regard to the attitude of the Federal Government,
toward both public and private lands in our State
that will be of interest to every inhabtant of it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28
THE JOURNAL.
xVeayeryiIIe Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of Feb. 5th, will close at this OIL
fee on Monday evening, January 3Oth' at o.
clock. p. m. JAS. OOONNON' W.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28
III q w u IA q
Cheap Literature !

A CHOICE MISCELLANEOUS SELECTION
~ is now on the way, and will be sold cheap at
the News and Stationery Depot. on its arrival.
OF STATIONERY bOve just received we'll
selected assortment, comprising varieties of let
ter, several of Fooscap, Congress and Legal Cap
Papers extra Envelopes, official and ordinary
size, cloth lined, and other qualities Blank and
Memorandum Books, Diaries for 1860, improved
Pen holders, rulers, bands, rubbers paper cut
tiers, ready reference files mucage, etc, togrth-
or with quarts piuts and small sizes Of Arnold's.
Rodgers and Maynard q Noycs' Inks-back,
blue and the best carmine, for sale cheap.
d. WEBSTER CLEGG.
Weavcrvillc, Dec. II, 1859 As.