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Arizona miner., 1868-04-18

A CrNCINATI gentleman, who has been married for the past twenty years, has al ways desired 10 be the father of daugh. ter-his children being all boys. So great indeed has been his desire for a daughter that he has oftcn prayed that Providence might bless him with one A kind Proyi- dence was not deaf to his prayers, for, to his great surprise, he was granted three girls a few days ago. there being about three hours difference in their ages. He don't pray now so much as he did.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18

A disappointed Parisian, who lisps, thinks that Absinthe conquers love.
 WHY do birds in their little nests agreel Becaus they'd fall out if they didn't.
 PRENTICE, at this late day, discovers that Cleopatra was a woman of Mare.
 A FRIEND in looking over the list of deaths, recently, seeing the name of one of his cousins among them, consoled him self with the remark: "Well, ii fellow has cousins, he must expect hem to die"
 No man can go down into the dungeon of his expericnc', and hold the torch of truth to all its dark chambers and hidden cavities and slimy recesses, and not come up with shuddcr and a chill and an car nest cry to heaven for mercy and cleansing.
 "LONG" JOIN WENTWORTH has dis posed of his Chicago property, amounting to s40OOO0. He settled in Chicago in 1s47, poverty stricken, ran newspaper, and got in Congress. Result, S400,000,
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18
SINGULAR CASE OF DnowNIvG.-The

SINGULAR CASE OF DEowNING.-The Shasta Courier, of March 14th, says:
 A CLinamau was drowned in Willow Greek. near the Tower House on Monday. He started to cross the stream which is quite small, an log which reaches from bank to bank In CT -siug, he lost his bal ance, and fell face downward into the Wal ter, which was not over two feet deep. He struggled violently losa few moments, but did not succeed in getting his head above water There were three of his country men with him when he fell into the creek, but they became panic-stIickcn when they saw him struggling in the water, and i'm mediately took 10 their heels and ran 10 q China camp two miles distant, 10 tell what had happened If the cowardly hcathcn- had extended the least aid to their com panion, his life could have been saved The defunct Celestial was brought into town on Tuesday, and buried in the Chi | nese graveyard.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18

LET Go.-Some time ago, during severe thunderstorm, lady was telling the children not to be afraid, that God held the thunder in his hand and would not let it hurt them unless He thought it for the best. She had hradly concluded when a very loud clap was heard. There, now" says four-year old God has let go of it, and gone home out of the rainm
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18

PROBABLY the oldest book extant, pub lished in America, is now in the possession of General J. W. Phelps, of Bratrlcboro, Vermont. IL is a dictionary of the Azt C language, and was printed in the city of Mexico in 1871, nearly fifty years before the landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18
Arizona 5Ninrr,

sAS FRAScIsco AcENcY-Mr. Thomas Boyce Is tAc only authorized agent for Che MINER In san Francisco Orders len dt his otllcc, New Mer- chants Exchange Building, room No. 80, Caiiior- uia street, will be promptly attended Co.
 SAN BERNARDtSo AGENcY.-F. C. Suhr, news. dealer is authorized Co act ls agent for the MINER at san BernardmO, California
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18
A GOOD FAMILY PAPER.

It will contain carefully prepared Marke 'ud General Commercial Reports, giving rciiats prices current ofaIi leading articles of county produce and family supplies.
 TuE WErKIY FAAwNrR is furnished to suk- -crinrrs at ihr low price Ul Five Dollars per ar- nun, and io "lui'- "f iivr ar more. lwheu mailel to one uddrrs-i Pour Doar- each. In all caso, payment in ad gapcc Is required
 NM S MOSS tG co,
 j33 Washington street, san Francisco, Cal
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18
ENLARGED AND APPROVED.
DEMOCRATIC ORGAN.

1hrro is no better way of making aoccs,ions 10 our party thiu by the dissemination of correct in- 'pruiiiUn, uud certainly lhr pruprr mode oi doing that Is hN W.U- uf new -Iap't-: 900 l. tbcrc'orr 'N'rN D'n"rr1i Whn i- utached t0 the principles 1i lis party. and cn,rrt1in- sincere and earnest Io-irr to -ac lhu>'. principle. ,rgmph. should feel t 1 duty To contribute u some degree ,o the sup. port Oi the Party papcrs
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18

HARD TMEs.-Timcs are so hard in Louisi- ana that the chickens can't crow above a whisper.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18
ARMY SUPPLIES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
 SU5-D-STRIcT OF PRESCOTT,

FoRT WHPrLE, Arizona. : Aprii 3th. lS6s.
Arizona miner., 1868-04-18
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TIE MINER office Is vel supplied with ffes's'' Plain, Fancy and Ornamental Type, and me TJt prietors are determined 10 execute all Worh % .l, which they may Dc favored in ihe Deatest and ue'' style Of the art. fh.
 Work may be ordered from any par ol 'I' Territory, and when accompanied with me y,su, a, it will be promptly executed and sent by haH VI directed ,.io,
 Persons sending us money Tor suvssIFsl advertising or job work may forward II U! "' or otherwise, at their own risk.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-24
OB1'rUAIaX..

Died, noar Cqkesbury. IN A AbboSllier Disislos
On fhe 2sd instant. eged twenty-five years
AIrs. MARY ALrr1A CoDDObD, wife of r
81. Godbold, Esq.. and only daughter Of Mr.. Jol,r
Vance.
The wife Of a devoted husband, the dauphte,
oi the fon,iest Of fathers the nuther of Lur ltl.
chiidreh; sire hns been taken in the bloom ul
yontii from The sphere Of. hcr aff.ciions and
usefulness; and the laBguage Of this startling
Providence to father, husba pd chidi en- ffiruts
Seems only this 30 stillanJ know that / nm
God What thou knowest not now, tl,u,,
shalt know herealtsr.". While We bow will,
submission 10 that Being Whose fiat is law to
the hr'nlrs Of heaven aud the inhabitants of
earth, we cannot but d"ploro the early end of
=" much tlint was Lowell in human nature, and
drop tear over the grave where lie buried 80
uiany qualities. which,, while they enno6!ei ,he
Dossrssnr, tlitfu ed light aud comfort, and p,.d
ness throughout the circle of her household.
or n nature peculiarly srn,i i've. i'm her IN.
silent tear would alone tell of Il wnuudrd spirit
aud the endurance of II wrong, rather than com
plant to those who nj ght redress it, seemed to
he the rule of her lie. To the voice Of Islander
her heart was Il cofsimnIaie stranger: and tn
speak evil qf 40 one" .w.s n lesson she. ud
studied deeply, und right nub'y did she pruc,ire
it. Nome knew her hut to love her, for with so
much that. was lovah.e. whrm had she eyer
wtong-'l? Mrs GoLbold was not "a member
,ot any brapch Of the christian Church. and vet
she Was woman of decided religious npi nns
nn1 OF fixed l,l .;ous habits. More than once,
daring the pnst Yea, has she held convers. will,
near friend upon her duty IN this regard, nnd
hrmly had she determined TO take the steb
whiel, would commit her openly tp The service
OF God. and throw nll the might Of her influence
INTO the scale OF religion. A favorable ouror-
!nni'y had not been presented. ere the destroy
lug nnge! WAS at her door. with the n,rssnpr
"irernre Ia meet thy Col" May that God
who alone can bring light out Of ,lnl k,,-ss, and
good out of evil. sanc'ify tins sad bereavement,
nnti cause the afflicted family to fol
That earth hn'h 10 SORROW that Heaven CEN
not cure
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-24

WAsnINcroN, July o2.-Apprehcnding
.umfayo'able hygivnic results, the removal
of the. Confederate dead from Johnsop's
Island has been postponed. - r.: 80 X: e.
The ,soutliern members held a caucus
this morning. TO consider. the Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas sitqali6n, aud make
arrangements for the campaign : =
" sBlaira letter Of acceptance: was PUBLISH
ed in This mornings Iateliigencer. =.
= The adoption Of the fourteenth arlicl.
by the Alabama Legislature has been res
ported. 49,,
In the House, = X ellegg, of alabama.
and Tiff, of 'North5 Carolina, were seated.
A bill was passed, removing the dis,biIi-
ties frop, ,Sipeon ,Corley, Of South Cmo O.
lima; Michael Hahn, Of IouiAiana, and
John AiiHedge, Of Georgia. q Stevens made
personal explanations, denying the remarks
attributed to h,'m, about paying bond in
gold. and denouncing the papers attacking
him asrebel, hsIf rebel, aud all in bond.
holders interest.
In the Senate. Robertson and Sawyer,
Senators from South Carolina, were seated:
= Sswyer's seating excited prolonged discus
sion. Adidacits Of G. c.. Bowen and
Thomas ]. Macksy we're read, :declsring
thsir belief that Sawyer was sineligible :;
that he was share holder in block aiding,
and member of military organization,
in Charleston, in 1904. Senator .GonkIing
said be waslree to say, he did not believe
ona word ofsae charges pg gaainst Sawyer
b 9. odbslisop. who had beenS Sspfsvispsly sea-
sseds % he might speak aaa yots IS Saw
&seYt sase, Heard none Of these charges in
-fhe South Carolina Legislature. He be,
lisSed tlism:uafoupdea, and bsodghs-up5 by
disappointed friends Of Dr.. Mackeg. The
Question. Of adjournment was resumed;
:. when" the asmins >ahe Southern States
Goysrnnsps was-aaig,ssh discussed, The
fia'l s|l paaopbrsdly baeomo law bsIors
Go4ats dioar14 eoncurfspt fssolu.
@ eke a RECESS san Monday te the
sthitd Monday IN saptsnber, passed.. :.
-T4s :udeertainsy about the tax bill cres.
ted much exsiteusnt. Itysems probable
now: that the President viii TreS &, pa the
graana ps innovations on the appointing
spnst. The senste wifi disagree: to the
: Henss ssnaasak ak.sp sse fandIng bin. =.
= A Msst Sd Did ssbhsr1n n,susssss aai
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-24
Legislature.

The proceedings of the so canea;- Leg is
ture in Columbia, lave so far beon as .un-
interesting and unimportnht, as might wei
he imagined. Beyond the election Of two
United States senatorsfhey-ha have done moth
iig.. Ybe Senate d saidsfo b. f4r'aheaI o.
tho Hoaseiiui.s dispositi6ato dispatch bust;
mess, ana be ;#%ibelined after transactins
I thsneesssary- busipdss. 70 o-adjourn over uuti
the reghfar session in November. A
proposition 10 the Senate to adjourn the S':s
sion to Greeuville, was tabled by vote of
l3 to 8.
The President of the Senate has been
ordered to issue writ Of election, 10 the
supply the vacancy iu the Senatorship from
AbbeviIle.
"A bill has passed the Svnate TO make
valid, all laws passed by the Provisional
Government. s,.rs -
= Notices Of the following:billa to,.be in
troduced were given: -: :, =
A biil to amend an Act to ineo: porate
the Air Line Railroad Of South Carolina.
A bill to provide for the election of a
Board Of Directors OF the State Peuiten-
tiary. - -. =
:: "a bill to enforce the SOL, section Of ar.
tidle lst of the Constitution, which prohibits
distinctions in any case, on account Of race,
color or condition. -, =
A bill to regulate and determine the
powers and duties Of County Commission.
era.
=; a bill to define the jurisdiction and
practice of the Probate Court.
"A biIlto define the powers and duties Of
Justices o!othe Pease
A bill to establish a Board of Land
Commissioners. -,
A bill to declare the manner by which
the lands, or tie right of way over the
lands Of persons or corporations, may be
taken for tie constructions and other uses Of
railroads, aud other works of internal i'm
provement.
Corbin introduced bill 10 organize the
supreme Court, which was read aud or
derei 10 be printed.
In the House on Tuesday Neag1e, in be-
half Of the Special Committee appointed
TO inquire and report what arrangement
gould be effected 10 facilitate The payment
Of the pay Of the members, reported hy
bill. !: The bill proposes. to levy q tax of
one cent per pound on upland, and two
cents per pound on sea island cotton, and
seven aud half cents per busbel on rice
in the rough-the proceeds Of which shall
90 towards tie redemption Of 100000 in
bills receivable, which are 10 bs issued as
authorized byAct OF 1865 -iLese taxes to
be a lien on all lands on which cotton and
rice are growing, at the following rate 81
per acre on cotton, ,and IS so per acre on
rice. 0nt Of the fund created by the issue
Of these billie, the members are to be paid.
A(ier an animated discnssion, the bill
,ens refefrsd to- the .Commilsee Of f>Ways
and Means. a. - .;2.~ -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-24
NJ .Alsl[E'rS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY Dr $50. KNOX 4 co.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-24
SEERIFF'S SALES.

Pf virtn" "f sunlry w:its Of Eicri Facias to
- me directed, | will sell at Ahbevi Ie G..
H., on the First Monday in AUG UST next,
tfie following. property. viz:
3;'3 acres OF lan., more or lcs. hounded by
lands ci d. j. Jordan, Mrs. 5. a. Marsl,u!I and
others, levied ON rs the property of Dr. j.. j..
War!I"w, nds. Mary McL:aw
$50 hcres of land, more or legs, bounded b,.
lands OF Reuben Newell. Ms Morris and
Others levied on ns lbe properly Of Edward
'Dav's. ads. Cray & Robertson unJ others.
1000 acres Of land. more or less, bounded by
lands Of D. Edward Calhoun. WI. Clay ap.l
others, levied on, rs the property of June 4.
Enkrr. ads! the State for taxes.
TERMS CASH.
Sher:frs Office,
July f3, 1868 G., 81 I'd
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-24
Outlets Patent Steel Brush
Q . -EoN GrDr

@ tOIiON ginnet! on this Gin scll in Char'.s
~ ton last SEASON at on. 10 two cents ,,cr
r"unn n"i" than he same class nf cotton cinn.G
Oh The ordinary GINS OF The country Ihi. state.
NETT Is certified hy twcu,v-iiv. os the pr,uc;p,l
Factors and i'r"k"rs IN Charleston price Six
collars per Saw TO-. cash Or city acceptance
Send FOR circular. e. GRAVEL ,:Y
e. No. 62 Eust Ray. south of old l.. o.,
, Ciia' lesion. S.. C..
BhlNl.Ei' 5 PATENT PL0UGHS, aud. n
mi! Stock Of Hardware and Agricultural Imple-
mrh's, tor sale low, Wholesale and r.lal
July IL 81 em
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

ands III peosenss - 81 eyidsnes aes
only ia u. bnt ot ne bQsias1s IS uAa.
exfs, Il 10y hs ss4ssd thxS 80 yssss
agas~rand Il aAs thsa sA& iaxxsss koass
10 ~ sisy .--sbis Afm ssia hst half .
niilien dula4xss Il fsasnxs ag ths house
shst sAnnos b ssn hikhiy soamssded Ii,
shas shsy smpaay ne dsasansrA, sithsF 10
siky nx sasAsxgs bss raIy salsig apen sAs
anaaisY 1t shsiF goed4s ska pxiess AT
which shsy sra sold, ana The polissasss
sod 1ttsatian AxtsndsS 10 all Thai
shssa Indaesmsasa ore sai3slens, Ii als
sssssd b. their large ans gEswiag sfaas..
a eeRnsgg msssasas s1Asozn lsayss shs
heass IL ]. ". Fsxwsll 4 Co. 60 srsSs
xixh anoshsx. Frem dry goods 10 ws.
men, hew easy the ssaasssions sad thea
1 coma 20 spssk af
Mss. Gaxxx, she aaslsAy wiaeH shs,
fram isslaasys msde sseh fsATfal. - 4
sAais apoa Hiss Oomsssck, fen days
ago. Shs wss yesterday isssnssasa bY
hax victim, snd hsld % baaa 10 shs saa
ss els .0N- ass sssempssd masass wss
ahsssiss, has she
Aaasriss apoa kls villa, aommssasaa
by ene @. w. kdwaFds, has snded To-
tally, and be has bseh hsad for mar3ass
Ii 10 tins this daily psasssss vas 6Toksa
UP, and ls 10 10 bs kaFed Easards wall
be canyiessa.
The whets sows IL laaghisg ossr sls
issssg Of Dick fasss, 70 the peopls sf
lIlinois, in whleh ~ agaia says be has |
sass mere iaiasd sha ssmpeEaasa ssni~
STAR good - % Iaagaisgly I sign msseH |
TauFs efnIy, 0aRxs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

Under the aboye caption the New
York Herald has the sDllowing well
timed pertinent article relasive %
ii warning 70 tAe people that shoald
not be Suffered 20 pasa unheedsd.
The Herald says:
sI'he national banks are begiH-
ming 10 show their contempt of law
and 20 display a high-handed, ia-
dependent conducs. Is appears
that slae Comptfollar Of the Cslrrei-
cy has been compelled TO cali upon
the bank ofhcsrs 70 perform their
duty according 10 che tgentyiiish
seetion OF the National Bank act,
which requires an examination ii
their SECURITIES ia the hands Of the
United States Treasures, Hands
reds oftha banks have neglected
this duty, end it appears they aasd
some caase for the neglect In tha
iasufisaiency of their securities -
They begin TO fear cloae scrafi0y os'
supaxv lsiF1n. These IRE souas til
slse iirss sysuptonls ct p1ftessnesss
which indicate general sasasas
wheneFer fhey may bs called assass
for spaeie payments. Like all greaa
uaoaRpeaiss with vast privileges ard
profts, these hanks bsaon1e egasav.
agazat, speculative and reckless. ~
They viii soon demand IN asgsazs
sioR of their currency, and, esesaAld. !.
eriEag thaiF Immense power, will 10
doubt obtain Il. T65s may Aoas
them aaaag On tha high tide ot mia
tioa for time, bas the bubble via
burst III y lew years &c fartlssss.
The sooner Congress repeaIk the
Law creating the infamous monsFsu-
lies che better for the eoaniwy
Knock llaa props of Treasury ssap.
port from under alsefn, which shay
hare 10. right 10 rechiys, and shsy
viii faIl back by their own rostssl-
aess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

Ane NaItf0eW - - &40Qs
lsaks 1runposa msde -, i. ii.portsai
saliag IL shs Frasshsw nd 1a6s1 sssss
~ Cs Il h& n. ksiissAd, = yss1r1ay,
shs sasss ot which u % ssearnzss sks
lsSislatiss ID IS1s, snd Iests Our own
oaarss 70 saassFns sas 3tsss isws.
Whila iudga nramm slxims aAsE
hs hss iarisdsetian IL tbs Il,inats disisIsn
~ tbs oons0aidsssd road, BIZ tepudiasee
tAs sdsa sAAs has iaxisdickisa sxssnas 10
Iowa.
Tks sssassss ~ agl gssI slnps shs lac
a soea fFesH shis city se 0oassil HanEs
eazapsss u ~ kespa wxsahfnl aJs In
ssssy qaasssxs eAgiax ssTy Little wke ws
eiss % II be enc who IL aisposkd 70 lar Q
stsss In khs wsy e the gisxfeas werk
now goiag % 10 I.slzg TN isoa rail
ssss - Dea Molaas nnEsapprf 0sa.
Thls dssIsiaa u Jadgs psummona
sssslss the qasstaoa. No farthsr obssrao.
stan wall be made 10 ne sosssrnssaon II
The road from Dss Msiaas - 0sunaii
6lasfs. Cor swn esnFss rs 10 aeassrus
ne lava ct lhis State In Fslssioa 10 tho
eonsksaesloa Of tina road. Ths New
York ring understand hsw ths lsws Mill
Be eo1ssrasd By ous eoarta, and 40 far.
thar spposision will, We tLInk, be made
30 tts pragrsss. Hsviag asssrsaiasa
that shsy saaaos get hold uf shs money
and divids IL ameng thsmsslsss, sns aaxs
bsst saiog Tor shs ring ii u bald ths
read ss seen as possible.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

The aauas Of the Eeassssy IL tbs wiaasshsis
Ia araace CompsHy. itIs IccatsS IN tie edfy ef
grssOort EIlrnoiK The AEaaaBs os It's Capital
STOCK is ALSO aS2 90. Ths sHoEat OF its Capital
ateek paid np il ei5o .e6a %. Ths asssts ef ahs
csmesay are fsilams Cash 90 asna IL
sans es9 Gas 70 Real Ksssse Gesspsnsss ohaes
Ruildiag vaiue siSs9ua 90 q. $3.50 bsNas,
pax 9zine ass 0sS 90; dsesz ef tbs Gs2p&ny se~
zssrsa hy mostsaxs, esd CSC % deesa otasFw5sa
secured les ssI 20 asess Isr ygsmsgnss @sz,-
Isl los ali othsv sseafisisa, ~ 7os fs fetal ssr
ssEs. Ssss. Iei HaH,
IlARILIygEaz- ssosstes liabilities enc e. pei
aas 90 osass sshs8 efsditsrss ~ no ~ Loss
ss xAagsaea aa4 dwa, name Leases sa1asssa sd
nss ans q. go %. Lassss unaatusssa %z.ia& ~
Lossss In saspsass wsitias fog fnsthsF pFvaf,
IS k5s se. 1stsl Liabilities. &t1 sS& p. tbs
ereatsss srsonnt Insured II aHy one rask. - Soo
rec gsaatest anSssus silewsd hy the rains VI ths
eas.Dany u BE- ed la any es siSy .to~n 9f VIII
tage--n nsrulS Tas gfsstsst sMonnt sltowwn 10
ha insured ia sns eas h5ssz-~aa EEls, kRa usual
~ limit 10 - .o0 %.
sTATR OF ILLiN0fs. las
sssphsnsea Csaatg, {
g.Y smltn, PreatAsns, aza gm Trsneor, ses-
raxary 81 the Wsnafshefk sHsHr.aEs GosNP any
OF PFssports Iflaav vas, ssfa8 suly swssps Sspsss
and ssy tAst ths foresainS IL fail sxae ssa e0f-
Fses skassaeat ux ts sGstrs ef tbs said soaapsns5
skatsAs said iaaaxanes esrsp ay IL the eoHa~aas
asnsF ss ss isasl rs kqsassd shsassaa asstess
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