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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-21

Our facilities for purchasing and arrangements for sell. ng are fnly completed and oher TO TIE TRADE, Pun Stock Of Merchandise 10 each department com. prsng all articles snqulred for and .aabe tbrngbon, the Territory.
 We sell at small advances FOR casn and are positive that to the benefit of every Interior Merchant to buy Of us-insead of in San Franeseo esewhere-thereby avoiding the expenses and annoyanoes of long and tedious Journey and the loss of hree ons Hms neces
 y to receive their purchases enabling them .o Increase the" profits with the same less capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive our careful attention the same as though the parties were themselves present.
 In word VIC GUARANTEE sATsFACrIos in prices. quality, quantity and assortment of goods. ,, .'
 Currency and Bullion received at latest San Francisco quotations or .old ff aeooun, c owners as may be de sHed. HOOPER, WHITING & co.
 Arizona City, A. T., Sept, Is,, is7o. - V.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The partnership heretofore exstisy between he under signed .fs.s day by mutual esEser; dissolved. All moneys and asbts due the late firm will be paid 10 Francisco purcea who will als settle all liabilities agAns, them. MIGUEL PERALTA.
 FRANCISCO PURCELLA. wickenburg A. T. Sept. gi is7l. sepJ0m9
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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for October is at hand, containing fifteen beautiful pieces of music, printed from full size music plates. |. can be had for 30 cents. Send your orders to the publisher, at 599 Broadway, New York, and our word for it, you will get your moneys worth.
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ORESi OR SIi

The undersigned preTared tn purchase Oros of all kinds ai liberal grant advance. shpnsrss io England. CROSS & CD..
 seT9 3fsCNHsrnia st, San franei-oo
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Shortest, Best and Safest Route
 to Northern Arizona.

The Prescott and Aohaye Ton Road hos been greatly improved, and Is now in good repair An teams hauling freight from Las Angeles San Der. nardno tO Northern Arizona win be charged but half toll for the next six months aner date
 The whole road will be worked up to hrsclass road during the present summer.
 Toll Gates will be established at the Burnt Ranch and Williamson Valley and all parties will be expected to pay toll, as they pass through said gates.
 WA. H. HARDY, Proprietor, HaFlyyille, May l, ls1l, myl3 S
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To the Merchants, Traders & Station Keepers of Northern Arizona, Greeting: HOOPER, WHITING A CO.,,
 Have Established WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
EHIsENBERG. A. IT..

whare they arp now offering ro TIE TRADE large and
 magnificent sck of Staples in the various hne. required by the merchants and trders throughout Arizona and arc selling prices cAs than they oan be ldd down there for b, any having the same facilities this house t.~se.-.. whLh ouasist of experienced rient Ttne- In the New York and San Fnncso markets where they BUY FOR CAsH, oy IMPORTERS Import their own stock direct and in large quantities ories by letter
 filled with same care and attention and at SAME PRICES as though the rayties themselves present.
 Beirg the fr the transportation of Govern. meu, supplies this point to all military p~ts and hay ing sufficient transportation cossTSrLr ON HAND ws can furnish all poet traders better advantage and in less tim. than can any other house sso we forward any aud all haDde machinery other articles consigned o
 lY- Hghe., price rNid for Hides, Builion, or any other marketable article produced in inc country. HOOPER WHITING co. Ehr-nberg A. T.. August IS, lsTf
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The ~M Minrr.
Establishing Reservations, Etc.

 The following communications from Yin cent Colyer wAl explain themselves. The introductory remarks contained in that ad- dressed to General Grover at Camp Verde, arc characteristic of the writer-thc greatest slanderer of white men, hypocrte, and i'm postor in America:
 CAMP MYRTLE, A. T.,
 October g. 1871. Brerct Wljor Gensrai George Crook, Commdpd- ing Department of AritoHa, Fort PhPple, Prescott, fl. ':
 GENERAL:--As there is a number of lIual- pal Indians reported Co be in a destitute con- dition. in the neighbOrhood of Beale Springs Camp, A. T., who have lately been peace able, will you have the kindness to see that they are fed, protected and otherwise cared for, agreeably to the orders of the War Departments dated, Washington, D. C., July lsth srrd 31st, 1871
 The reservation within which the above ctder will apply shall be temporary, and eX- tend for the distance of one mile around the camp, until such time as more permanent reservation can be selected Very respectfully, your obe't servt.
 Signed: VINCENT CoLYER,
 Commissioner. HEADQUARTERS DEP'r or ARIZONA,
 PREscorr, October 9th, 1871. O@cidL. 4. II. NIcEERsoS,
 Captain 23d hfdntry,
 4. D. C., 4. 4. 4. GeRI.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice [, hereby given the creditors Of and all per. having claims aans; the estate of G-Ore Furncss deceased present the with the yrufF vouchers ,o the undersigned administrator Ri his place Of business Wckenburg YavaTa county ArSona Territory, with. year from the first publication Of this notice the will be forever barred All persons indebted to sad estate hereby requested ,o make immediate Jaymep<
 THOMAS GRAVES,
 Admisisirhior of the Estate of Geo. Furness decd Prescott A. T., October ;, l-Jl
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PEOPLES LITERARY COMPANION and its oashoot, Young Folks Illustrated" are at hand. Both papers are beautifully ilustrat- ed and contain much interesting matter. They are published at Augusta, Maine-the former at s2.OO and the latter at SlO0 per annum.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-10-21

AheF raying the ssrsns-s ef tee tssSrr. and rhsng
 the d.tribu,io. of the gin. ih. t~sse of the prrseae arising fro tAs sale oi hekets win be appropriated 10 the
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

THE
 BOARD or INDIAN COMMISSIONERS,
 CANT VERDE, A. T., Oct 3d, lS7l.S GENERAL: - Having personally inspected the country and the condition of the Apache Mohaye Indians on the Verde river above this post, and finding the Indians to be in considerable numbers, sick, destitute and in n starving condition; having no boundaries defining their home, their country overrun by hunters who kill their game, and not unfre- quently kill the Indians; gold prospectors and others, none of whom locate in this sec tion of the country.
 Agreeably to the powers conferred upon by the President and communicated to me in the letter of the Secretary of the Inte- rior dated, July 2lst, 1871, and the orders of the Secretary of War of July Is and 3lst, 1871, and in harmony with the humane ac- ton of Congress in providing funds for this purpose, have concluded to declare all that portion of country adjoining on the north west side of, and above the Military Rescr- vation of this post on the Verde river, for a distance of ten miles on both sides of the river, to the point where the old wagon road tn New Mexico crosses the Verde, supposed to be distance up the river of about forty live miles, to be an Indian Reservation with in the limits of which all peaceably disposed Apache-Mohave Indians are hereafter to be protected, fed, and otherwise cared for, and the laws of Congress, and Executive orders relating to the government of Indian Reser- vations shall have full power and force within the boundaries of the same, unless otherwise ordered by Congress or the President.
 Very respectfully, your obedt serv't,
 (Signed.) VINCENT CoLYER,
 Comm issiORer. To
 BREvEr MAJOR GENERAL c. GROVER,
 Commanding CaHP Terde, 4. T. A true copy furnished the MINER at tn request of Hon. V. COIycr, Commissioner.
 4. II. NIcKERsos,
 Cdptain 23d IntGntry,
 4. D. c. & 4. 4. GenI.
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MANNER OF DRAWING.

tain lOO ooO numbers plainly printed on eaibef Hs other wheel win contain 52l boxs. eAeh mn d wheel One tag or number win be drawn ffom ne si , rhee
 iIi san,sin gn neatly printed and ssalsd np sn h, gf, so drawn from the second wheel sin is @ ]. ar lag frs, drawn, whether sioO, si, ,ooo Of si"V"
 unsrncad
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n Tickets, sIOO; 2s Tickets. s2ss se '""
 cts, $500 Ii3 Tickets, si'oVo'

The undersigned late principal basinsss NanAs [. s, very .,,acss.ial Mercantile Limry Gih Coneer s san Francisco Calissnls has been appointed sss' ,,,ry ot a9er of the Gfh Coscsr in aid of the rapA' N''~' Kentucky. ,,. ..s sxcrythiAg will bs done to satisfy buysr of tickets uA sDen win bs as well protected ss B they Iers'nAiy al ths entire afftir
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pIONEER DRUG STORE.

pIONEER DRUG STORE. Prescott R Arizona. On hnnd and for sale,-
 HITs BalsIm for he Lungs
 Iorn,e"cr' Sar'qParilIa'
 flyers
 BristOrs
 H1iPs
 Ayers Cherry Pset0ral,
 dgW Cure,
 Os9oof's Hidid Choldgo5ux,
 Brolcn's Jdmdica Ginger,
 Perry Ddriss Pain Killer,
 Good1le's C1tdrrh Remedy,
 Bro,cn's Bronchial Truches,
 Brydn's PrlmOnic Waters,
 Dr. Decine's Pitch LO,engs,
 Kcdiing's Coagh
 .JaynSs Patent Medicines, And, in fact, full assortment Of all ;he Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, And a large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.--Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. G. D. KENDALL. kF- Dr. Kendall. onioe--Tn of Drvg Ssxe. Prescott, April 2i, 1888.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-12-15

bonds and stocks of the Atlantic, Mississip-
pi and Ohio, and Orange, Alexandra and
Manassas Railroad Companies, sufficient GER
tainly can be realized from these and other
sources to reduce our proportion Of the debt
to 1921, 100000, on which the annual in
terest would be 81 100000. This sum,
together with sufficient amount to pay the
current expenses Of the State Government,
must be annually realized from taxation
But what will this latter sum amount to-
The answer rests mainly with you. The
Auditor, on the basis Of last years expenses,
estimated it at $1,194, 500, 16, but this es-
innate includes about the sum of S227 900
for legislative expenses, and [ am satisfied
that this amount can be still further re-
duced.
In my message Of 9Th March, 1870, !
estimated that the ordinary current expenses
Of the State Government, euczusive of legis'
latiye expenses, ought not to exceed $780,
600 per annum, and think they can be re.
duced even below that sum. The amount
Of the legislative expenses rests entirely
with you. hope, and it appears to me,
that you will be able to complete your la
bors in sixty days, and if you do this thu
per diem Of members will amount to les
than S65, 900. I am also we'll satisfied
that you can very considerably lessen ths
expenses Of your session in other respect
with advantage to the State and withou
any considerable inconvenience to yourselves
The expenses Of the last session Of fou
months, Of your immediate predecessors
were as follows
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OH Uinditator,
W. II. H. LYNN, ------ EDITOR
STA U NTON, VA.
Friday Morning, Dec. 10. 1871.
W. II. H. LYNN,

There is just now, in all sections of this
country, dirth of circulating medium. in
some places attributed to failure in crops,
in Others to operations of the U. S. Treasu-
ry, &C., &c. 1t is probably attributable to
no particular thing. but rather to an aggre-
cation of causes. The general report of a
general scarcity of money has caused US to
reflect upon the subject, and to conclude
that the National Bank Law and the system
on which National Banks are established
contribute as much as all other causes com.
bincd to decrease the circulation Of the coun.
try.
In the first place to start a National
Bank with capital Of 100000, requires
the purchase of 100000 of U. s. Bonds,
for which from SLOT 900 to $111,Oo0, Of
currency is required. On this $4,000
of Bonds, the Bank is allowed to issue
100000 of its notes, Every few isauing in
that proportion1 clear loss to circulation
Of ST., 200 to $21, 1000 In addition to
this, for the redemption Of this 800, 600 the
Bank is required to keep in its vaults con-
tinually one-fourth, or $22,5 in U. S.
Treasury notes. making total loss to cir.
oulation, in round numbers, Of from $780,.
600 to s44, 900 for every 500, 600 Of Bank
capital. Where a Bank, as we are in
formed is the case in many instances, issues
only about half Of its allowed circulation,
the loss to circulation varies from so to 70
per cent.
But suppose that every noto allowed to
bo issued is put forth by National Banks,
the loss to circulation will be at least $780,
900 for every 100000 Of capital. The
National Bank capital of the country ranges
we'll up in the hundreds of millions and
when we consider that for every million Of
capital $500, 900 is lost to circulation, we
can readily see that the general scarcity of
money is m ore attributable to this cause
than prob ably to ali others combined, and
it calls loudly for over.hauling. IN fact the
whole system should BE- done away With.
! If We are to have Government credit to
Bank on, let it be in the shape of Treasury
notes on WHICH no interest is paid Con-
gress should take this matter in hand and
remodel the whole system. 1t should pro-
vide that the bonds held by Banks should
be substituted at par and interest by Treas
ury notes, and call in all the National Bank
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note circulation, 100000 Of Treasury
notes taking the place of 100000 Cor prob
ably less) of National Bank notes in circu-
.lation. 1t should then provide for the grad
ual redemption Of the U. S. Bonds, in
Greenbacks, by the amount of Revenue in
excess of the rigidly economical demands of
the Government 1t should remove the
discrimina ton against certain sections for
Banking capital, and repeal the proscrlp-
ton against State Banks, so that where
needed, and 800. 600 or 5000, 900 or more
of Treasury notes could be raised, Il bank
might be chartered by the State, Or by the
National Government if desired, By this
means, Banks and Banking capital would
be disseminated where needed; Treasury
notes, as we'll secured, surely, as u S.
Bonds, would be the basis and the circula-
ton taxation to pay the interest on bonds
would be less and less yearly, the natural
damage, loss and destruction of Treasury
notes clear gain to the people, and when
the Bonds are absorbed, the destruction of
Treasury notes, (received from Revenue,)
over and above the requirements Of econom-
ieal expenditures by the Government would
usher liz the first dawn of return to specie
circulation which the people will ever see.
Besides, the money, now locked up in
bonds, would seek Investment in lands, man
ufactures, mining, &C., &C., and day of
prosperity might be expected, in the near
future, while under the present system,
there is no hope for relief, lands are becom~
ing less and less valuable, production is
growing less, and tbs people are becoming,
in the main, poorer and poorer day by day.
They look to Congress for relief, and less
partial and partizan legislation, and it will
be wise in that body if it consider we'll the
condition of affairs, and afford the relief
called for on all sides, and, as the initiatory
step, remodel the National Bank system,
one Of the greatest, if not the greatest in
cubus to the progress and prosperity of the
whole country.
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VWEsEaD
SEWING .EE.ACEzK.7yE.

No man ever yet abored in vain or failed to
reap the reward of his tolls and expenditures.
who lightened the cares and labors of the loved
ones at home. guaran tee entire satisfaction sold
on the lien plan $40 monthly, or for the cash q
liberal discount will be allowed. have sold
about 80 in the past years, and all have given
entire satisfaction, and to this date not one has
ever failed to do its duty or needed any repairs
whatever, we will also guarantee the investment
will pay more than IL per cent.
Or if you cannot afford such a valuable Access
sion to your household goods.
Buy beautiful set of furs, sets from So, so to
SIS.
Or a set of Natural Hair Curls all shades and
qualities from So to ST.
We also have Imitation and real Lace Collars,
Hankerchiefs and Sleeves, varying in price from
rs cts, to S..
Beautiful aeta Of Jet Jewelry, only Is cts,
Milton Gold, Chains Bands and Jewelry, yari-
GUS styles and endless Variety of other articles,
Both useful and ornamental.
And to you whose only desire TO crafty self,
or save money upon your purchases can be ac-
commodated
We keep constantly on hand Cloths, Cassi-
mers, Factory Cloth, Bleached and Brown Cotton,
Calico, Dress Goods, from 30 cts, to 15O
BLACK Alpaooas speciality varying in price,
from as ots., to 81, 3d..
Mems and Boys Boots, from 81, Is to SIS.
Received in the past ten days large assort-
ment of those neat fitting, durable END stylish
Shoes for Ladies and Misses, made to my special
ORDER and syery pair warranted.
HOSIERY GLOVES,
EMBR OIDERIES, LACE TRIMMING.
CHIGNQNSs
SWITCHES, COMFORTS, HOODS, &C.,
and other notions in almost endless variety.
For those who have the Greenbacks with which
to buy your Goods will save money, save your
rernorse of conscious and have no regrets, if you
call and make your purchases of
J. W. NEWTON.
In order to please all who favor us with q call,
we will put our hest loot foremost and know
we can DO that as one leg confederates only
Have one to put.
Thankful for past favors, we extend to all q
hearty welcome and bid you to call early and
often at
J. W. MENTIONS
Dry Goods and Notion House,
Augusta Street.
/ decl sat One door from Spectator Office.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE GRAM
LoDeE.-The GrandLodge of Masons, at
its meeting last night, elected the following
officers Grand Master, Col. Robert 3.
Withers, of Wytheville; Deputy Grand
Master, Z. L. Lambert, Of Alexandria
Senior Grand Warden, Gen. W. B. Tall
ferro Junior Grand Warden, Judge r. Fl
Parker, Of Winchester Senior Grand Dea-
con, Judge Beverley R. Wexford, of Rich
mond ; Junior Grand Deacon, Ger. James
L. Kemper, eff Madison Grand Secretary,
John Dove; Assistant ditto, VIM. B.
1saacs; Treasurer, Thomas U. Dudley !;
Grand Tiler, James NJ Taylor, of Caroline !;
Steward, Thomas Angel.
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We call attention to the message Of Gov
ernor Walker, in this issue There are
some parts with which we cannot agree, but
in the main, it is an able document, the
sickly message of President Grant sinking
into insignifcance in contrast with it. We
may notice the Governors message more
particularly in our next, but in the mean
time say to our readers that it will repay a
careful perusal.
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AGAINST
George Crawn and Joseph H. I
Crawn, Executors of John
Crawn, Sen'r, deed, Matthias NJ. ! Appelees
Kersh, Thorn ton G.. Stout, John
j. Cupp and others,
The object of this suit is to review and reverse
decree of the Circuit Court of Rockingham
County, pronounced by the Judge of said Court
in vacation, on the 18th day of June 1868 in a
certain Original and Gross suit then therein de-
pending, on which Original suit John Crawn,
Seniors Executors, Matthias NJ Kersh, Thorn
ton G. Stout and others were plaintiffs, and
Benjamin Weller and Catharine, his wife, Hugh
W. SheHey and Others were Defendants; and in
which Cross suit said Benjamin Weller was
Plaintiff, and James W. Crawford F. M. Young
and others were Defendants.
The Appellees, George Poage, Robert Linn
Benjamin Weller, Jr., Adam Sheets NJ. n.
McCue: G. CARRIER, John Cook and John Owens
not having entered their appearance in this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit filed, that
they are non-residents of this Commonwealth,
they, the said George Poage, Robert Linn, Ben
Jamin Weller and Catharine, his wife, BENJAMIN
Weller, Jr., Adam Sheets, NJ. H. McCue, G..
CARRIER, John Cook and John Givens are sever
ally required to appear here within one month
after duo publication hereof, and do whatever
may be necessary to protect their interests in
this suit, and that this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in some news
paper published in the town of Staunton. and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
Augusta county, on the first day of the next
County Court thereof.
Teste,i
JOHN PARIS, Crks. c. OLA.
BALDWIN " COCHRAN, P. Q. decI5-4t
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL HOOK
r. E u O SITO "

For THE COUNTIES OF
AUGUSTA, ROCKBRIDGE, NELSON. ROCK
lNOHAM, PAGE 4 WARREN, BATH
& HIGHLAND, ALLEGHANY 4
CRAIG, GREEN 4 MADl-
SON, SHENANDOAH AND
ALBEMARLE.
Superintendent and Trustees OF Counties and
Teachers can be supplied on demand. The fol.
lowing are the Text Books as adonted
MoGUFFEY's Spoilers and Readers.
DAVIES Series Arithmetics,
GuYoT's Biographies.
HARvEY's Grammars.
Address
BELL Il CO..
booksellers and Statisnersy
Stauaton,. Va;-
- mar24-tf
CoUNTY sUPERINTENDENTsS
" OF SCHOOLS,
SCHOOL TRUSTEES AND TEACHERS,
CAN FIND
THE BEST TEXT BOOKS,
HUNTER IL CO.'S,
Booksellers, Staunton Virginia,
Publishers Agents for
MoGUFFEY'S READERS AND SPELLERS,
DAVIES ARITHMETIC,
GUYOTS BIOGRAPHIES AND HARvEY'S
GRAMMARs,
which have been adopted by the State Board Of
Education for use in the Public Schools of Vr--
ginia.
Send for price lists and circulars
We have also good stock of oaAes,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATES,
INKS AND.
SCHOOL
STATIONERY
rs All orders should be addressed to
HUNTER Co., Booksellers,
maraI-tf Staunton, Va.
A Ii THE FREE SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS.
~ IT STATE PRICES.
For sale at BELL Il CO.'S,
sept29 Booksellers and Stationers.
SCHOOL BOOKS
y AND SCHOOL. STATIONERY.
In great Variety. For sale by
septic BELL 4 CO.'S
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New Advert ism enfs.
GOOD NEWS!
NJ GOOD NEWS =!
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
pRESEMTG

USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
PRESENTS,
FOR THE OLD AND YOUNG
Having made enquiries of veteran whose
hoary locks, indicated that Seventy Winters had
gided by, and that he had enjoyed the return of
q score of Christmas Seasons.
If he could tell at what age person had TO
arrive, when he or she would fail to appreciate a
gift coming from loved one. His reply was =
Hsgo ask some one older than myself.
Now if you wish to gladden. the heart ola wife,
daughter, sister or friend buy them
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TADIES, FAIR-commencing TUES.

Il DAY, DEC. Goth, 1871.
The Ladies of the Southern NJ. Q. Church of
Staunton Station, will hold a Fair in the TOWN
HALL, commencing on the 26th instant, and
continuing for several days and nights.
Of the debt on the new parsonage building,
which is now approaching completion.
They respectfully solicit did and encourage
ment from their friends and the public -
decl5-2t
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Books, Periodicals &c.

pOOKS AND STATIONERY.
large stock of English,
Latin, Greet, xrd French
Miscellaneous Books
Blank Books, Pass Books,
Diaries, Cap, Letter and
Tissue Paper, Bristol Board,
States, Slate Washers, Slate Pencils,
Lead Pencils, PocketKnives
Perforated Paper, Portfolios,
Music Portfolios,
Bank Checks and Negotiable Notes, Check Books
Scrap Books, Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags,
Steel Pens, Penholders, Stationers' Rubber,
Gum Bands, Paper Fasteners, Black Sand, Sand
Boxes, Rulers. Paint Boxes, Paint Brushes, Court
Plaster, Tooth Picks, Indelble Ink, Colored and
White Chalk, Crayous, Linen and Paper Twina,
Photograph Albums, Bibles and Testamentg.
Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Sunday School
Books, Sunday School Cards and Tickets, and
Small Cloth Lined Tags. All at LowEsTpR1oE.
seplS-tf ROBERT COWAN
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The PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS- YEsTER
DAY.-The Senate yesterday concurred in
the House resolution to adjourn from the
21st of December to the 9Th of January.