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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-25
FRANCE.
AFFAIRS AT PARIS.
Terrible Explosion in
the City.
The Hotel de Vile Believed to
have been Blown Up.
Insurgent Minister of War
Killed.
Several Barricades not yet
.E-T"g StOFmed. 10 80
MORE VANDALISM.
The Louvre aud Tuileries and
other Palaces Fired by the
Insurgents.
Several Barricades not yet
.EEI"g StOrmed, 10 -
MORE VANDALISM

OUTSIDE OF PARIS, May 24-1P,M.
A terrible explosion has just OCCurred
in the centre Of Paris, and 1t Is considered
probable that the Hotel de Vile has been
blown up by the insurgents,
LONDON, May "a.
The NeIr5 special from Versailles says
Tho terminus Of the sLrasbourg Railroad
was carried yesterday. Theirs Is indie.
fatigable In the direction of operations
looking to the supply Of Paris with pro.
visions. fS-
A 7skgrdmI special says the foreign
powers have ordered their representatives
in Paris not TO protect the insurgents.
1t is said that Washburne did not act In
concert with tho other diplomats.
Bellisary, the Communist Minister of
War, was killed yesterday.
OUTSIDE or PARIS, May %.
The barricades in Place Vendome and
Place De La Concorde have not yet been
carried, and the barricades In BelleVille
still hold out against tho Government
troops, The insurgents, however, are
discouraged by the success of the Vcrsall'
lists. The losses of the latter are heavy.
Strong hopes are entertained that the
finishing blow will be given TO the Com.
munists to-day,
VERSAILLES, May "a.
The Louvre and Tuileries are burning
1t is said they were ignited by the FEEDER.
ais with petroleum. DombrowSki was
wounded and Is imprisoned at 81. Denis.
The insurgents have fired the palaces of
the Legion olHonor and Council Of State
IN The southern side of the Seine, and
opposite the Gardens OF the Tuileries,
other palaces are also burning. The Yer.
sailllSts have advanced their left wing to
Belleville, their centre to the Palace ofthe
Louvre, and their right to the Observa'
tory. The fumes and dsmoke of petroleum
pervade the city.
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BOSTON.
BosroN. NAV "a.

BosToN, May "a
James Villa, a distinguished merchant
of this city, died yesterday, aged SO. lie
leaves no immediate descendant and his
large property goes to his nephew and
iliece, the former Of the firm oil Spencer,
Villa & Co.
The report that Samuel Williston, n
well known manufacturer OF East ialnp'
ton, Mass, offers the Amherst College
$500 600 on condition that the name
would be changed TO the Williston IN
versity Is officially denied.
The sum Of 1880, realized over the
eYnenses nt the recent French fair here,
bos / ,een placed on interest until care
mi consideration shall determine the hest
met0lnl distributing It among the suffer.
inr women and children of France.
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THE STRUGGLE IN PARIS.
Desperation. of the Insurgents. '
The Fighting Around Hotel de Vile.
Great Fires Raging.
The TulIerieS Destroyed.
The Recent Attack on the American
Embassy.

Inc recent AttaCk on lhB AmeIlCHn
Embassy.
New YoRK, May "a.
A special TO the World, dated ST. Denis,
Gath, says Aner brief lull tho fighting
In Paris recommended yesterday, con.
tinuing all night. The troops Of Gems.
Douai and Vinoy surrounded the Tuil.
lieries Louvre and Place Vendome. Des-
perate fighting followed, the FederaliSts
disputing every inch of ground. AT day
light these positions still remained In the
hands Of the Federalsts. The Tuilerles
are seriously damaged by shells. A com.
bincd assault Of all the troops Is now go.
ing on.
VERSAILLES, May 24-MOrnlng.
The Government troops yesterday dis.
lodged the Federals from Faubourg, Ger.
main, and elsewhere, and are to-day con.
tinuing their victorious march. 1t Is
thought that the Federals will attempt to
escape towards Beleville and Pautin
Crowds OF repulsive looking men, desti.
tute Of uniforms and in rags have been
taken prisoners.
VERSAILLES, May 24-Noon.
Great fires ore raging in Paris in all
directions, and the Tuileries Is entirely
burned down. 1t is hoped that the gal.
lerles of the Louvre may be saved.
Berlin journals of the 2lst state that
General Fabrian recently demanded Of
the Paris Commune the surrender Of the
National Guards implicated In the attack
upon the hotel Of Mr. Washburne, the
American Minister. GrOusset replied
that the Commune had ordered that EN-.
bassy to be held sacred, and that when
they heard that establishment had been
attacked, they ordered court martial Of
the offenders. The culprits fed in dismay
and could not he found. The Commune
could only express sorrow and indigna.
4 tion at the deed, which they were unable
to prevent
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CHICAGO.
Gen. SherIdan-The Gumbleton MUIR
der.

Gen. SheTIdan-The GumbletOn Muir.
der.
CHICAGO, May,ei
Gems. Phil Sheridan and Jas Forsyth.
who have been In Europe since last sum.
mer arrived here this morning,
Alfred Zieginmeyer accused Of the mur.
der of NJ. NJ. GumblCton, In November
last was recently expedited from Ger.
many, and brought to this city, was nr.
raigned before the Criminal Court this
forenoon The prisoner was specifically
charged with murder In the first degree,
and with forging GumbetOn's name to
two drafts, one for $7,OSj on the Fourth
National Bank Of New York, and tile
other for $1,000 on the National Bank Of
Commerce Of Chicago Ziegenmeyer
,iead not guilty To the first charge, and
guilty to the others The Court explained
10 him that lie might be sent to State Pris.
TN each charge Of forgery for term Of
not less than yenr nor more than IA, the
nccused appeared without counsel, and In
lrder To give him Time to fully prepare for
rial, he was remanded to fail. lie was
ilnacCOmpanied by relatives or friends at
The time Of tue arralgnment. His father
is expected here, and Il Is understood that
lie will come prepared to procure able
counsel to defend his son. Several ambi.
titus, shysterly limbs Of law have volun.
teered 10 defend Ziegenmeyer, but i Is
raid that lie has positively refused Their
Bervices. II Is probable that tile trial
will commence on the goth oil June. The
opinion Is quite freely expressed that Hieg'
unmeyer had an aCcomplice in his de-
signs upon Gumbleton.
Jim Mace, the puglist, arrived Ia
Chicago this morning, and made a visit tc
police headquarters, where he viewed
The numerous pictures in the rogues gal
lery. lie leaves for Kansas City to.mor
row night
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dnring the year to raise funds to the
amount Of $4,000, and that 1t be placed
at the disposal Of the Board Of Home
Missions, and that II be designated as the
sustenatiOn fund ofthe Home Field Meth.
ods. The proceedings necessary to raise
these funds was then discussed. A mo.
ton was then made that special Com.
miItee Of seven be appointed to take
charge Of the sustenation fund, this was
agree to.
Adjourned till this afternoon.
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Revolution in Panama.
NNWNi NIW ~ w
KINGSTON, May 90

The revolutionists are within three
miles of Panama. The American Consul
declares the seizure Of the American
steamer Monligo TO be piracy, and re.
quests the Captain Of the British warship
CAmelon to capture her There is great
excitement in Panama. Business Is at q
tand sull. A battle Is expected to-mor.
oW. A rebel success is not likely.
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THE CoLLINs.EDWARDsP PRIZE
FIGHT ON LONG ISLAND.
Broken up by the Police--.Artest OF
seconds...Moral Reflections by n
New York Judge.
HUNTINGTON, L. I , May II.

HUNTINGTON, Il. j., May o.
The Collins. Edwards prize fight, which
was to have taken place this morning at
Cold Spring, was prevented by the police.
The stakes were pitched, and both men
appeared ut the scratch, and the battle
was about to commence, when the New
York police boat with hundred picked
officers hove in sight. The fight was for
gotten, and every one looked to his own
safety Very soon the alarm became gen.
eral, and there was not man to be seen.
Every effort was made to arrest the prln.
cipals but without success, they having
been spirited away Sergeant OBrien,
however, succeeded In nrresting the no.
torious Dooney Harris and Mike Smitll'
whom he discovered in house. The
police having secured the stakes and ropes,
and ascertained that Edwards and Collins
had escaped into the adjoining country,
returned TO the city. II Is expected that
The fight will come of some place In this
vicinity tomorrow. DOoney Harris and
Smith, who were captured and brought
up before Judge Bowling, were com.
miltcd TO the city prison In default OF
$1,000 bail. The Judge said the day Of
prize fighting was over, and that such pub.
tic exhibitions are illegal, and hereafter
lhe announcement OF sparring oxhibi.
lion TO come of In the city would be
sufficient evidence TO grant warrant to
break in the premises and arrest the
offenders
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PARIS LAsTiEvEN1NG.
The city on Fire in Many Places.
Destruction OF Large Districts In.
eVitable.
Insurgents still Holding Large Part
of the City.
IAnful slnurhter of Yer,allll,l,.

lAwfui Slaughter Of VersailliIls.
World Special.
ST. DENIS, BIay 24-Evening.
This has been a terrible day for Paris
The city Is burning in many places, and
the destruction Of a great part of the cen.
trail and eastern districts seems to be in.
evitable. The Communists still hold all
the districts between Place Yendome,
Tuilerics and Belleville. Tho troops are
moved down by the fire from the win.
dows, barricades and mitrailleuses, but
they steadily gain ground. The slaughter
is awful. .. .a
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Weather Repott.
wan DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or rHB CHiEF SigRAL OFFICER,
VUaanVgn4n1 n ~ uay "a


WARRINGTON, u. O., May "a.
synopsis for Past Tirenty.Fbur Hours
The weather remains senslbly I'm.
changed on the Pacific coast, with de.
Cided fall In tile barometer. The highest
pressure exists in Delaware, where II d.
minished towards the northeast and west,
and less rapidly towards the southwest.
The temperature has increased decidedly
from Lake Erie to Lake Superior North.
east winds have continued in the eastern
States, and southeast winds from the
upper lakes, south TO the Gulf High
southeast and northeast winds, with light
rain prevailed on Tuesday night on Lake
Superior. Cloudy and threatening weather
are at present reported from Arkansas 10
Iowa.
Probabilities, falling of the barometer
with increasing cloudiness and eastern
winds, paobably for Thursday on the At.
lantic coast Threatening weather with
light winds for greater part Of the Miss
issippi valley, and castesly winds from
Lake Erie to Lake Superior.
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GERMANY.
BERLIN, May "a.

BERLIN, May "a.
The ReiChstag has approved the sup,
Elementary clause to the postal treaty
between America and Germany, under
which letters will hencelorth be forward.
ed to and from America at 81 grOschens,
about . cents per half ounce.
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Pennsylvania Democratic state Con.
vention.
HARRIsBURo, PA, May q.

IENNNTUHVNWi NJ NIWJ "
The Democratic State Convention met
Today. The following nominations were
made. Auditor General, Gen. VIM. Nc.
Iandlass, Of Philadelphia; Surveyor Gen.
dal, Capt J. NJ. Cooper, Of Lawrence
county. NJ A. Wallace was elected Chair.
man Of the State Central Committee.
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VIM. $. Parmley, President Of the First
National Bank, Youngstown, Ohio, was
shot by his wile's cousin, Jas, Royne,
Tuesday, inficling severe flesh wound.
An old family feud Is said to be at the
bottom Of the act.
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Convicted of Murder In the First De.
gree.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. May q.
In the case Of Daniel Montgomery,
tried for the murder Of his wife in No.
vember last, the jury brought in yer.
dict Of guilty OF murder in the first de-
gree. The defense was insanity.
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Noe. Episcopal Methodist Conference
PITTSBURGH, MAY "a.

- D''N'At A'A"y
In the Non. Episcopal Methodist Con.
ierance the question Oi the removal Of tho
book concern was referred to the Com.
mitttee to examine into the title OF the
General Conference to the book concern,
there being question raised as TO wheth.
er the Conference opened II. The ftater.
nal messengers ol this Conference were
authorized 10 act as Commissioners TO
receive or make propositions for the
union. The Committee on Methodistic
lIcion submitted report, which after
three hours discussion was adopted
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C,EDAR PAILS.-20 DOZ. BRASS
" Bound three hoop Cedar Pale assorted
sizes, Just received and for sale BY
apis ". REILLY.
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In the morning session Of the Presby.
terian Synod, the following resolution
was adopted
ResolNd, That in the iurtherance Of the
great work Of Home Missions, providents
devolved upon the Reformed Synod, that
the Church will put forth every effort
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FTRE IN RHODE ISLAND.
slxTY.ErGnT FREIGHT CARS BURNED.


This morning the oil train backed into
the engine standing on tho track of the
Athens & SchencctedyRailro at Athens,
setting tho oil on fire One car loaded
with petroleum and sixty.eight freight
cars were totally destroyed. Loss not
knnwn
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BY TELEGRAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgeneer.

(By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Sts }
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LOUISVILLE, n.y., MAY ~.
The Courier-JOurndl special from
Huntsville, Alabama, says: In the Pres.
byterian General Assembly the report of
tic CommitteeOn Education was adopted
Rev. d. Wills, ID, was appointed dele.
gate, and Rev. r. McInnes, alternate to
bear the iraternal salutatiJn Of this As.
sembly to the Old School Synod Of Mis-.
souri,, at It's next meeting. The report o!
the Committee on Publication and several
other reports Of the Committee on Bills
and Overtures were considered. The chief
interest Of the day concentrated in the re.
port Of the Committee Of Investigation,
appointed several days since, at the request
OF Drs. Wilson and Woodrow, President
and Treasurer Of the Committee on Sus.
tenation. DR.. Woodrow spoke two hours,
and was exceedingly bitter against Rev.
Edwin Cater and others. He critically
reviewed the charges, and closed with an
appeal to the Assembly TO protect his good
name. His speech produced q decided
effect No action was reached. A meet
ing was held tonight in behalf OF Susie
nation.
naco,u,nd prnshvtnPIan gVnnd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Incians. Again

Our ascAlly reds have started the summer campaign in dead earnest and thanks General sionemans blind policy there mol A cavalry soldier Fort whippe ,o pursue them. No not one, al 10 tis section being at d,s ,an posts, far fom the important settlements s5rtsadis Prescott.
 saiuray last large party of Indians stole for horses anu mules ifn some fooT rNachnen ths iprof Verde Misr accomplishing which they fuf Bowsu Agta fno ranch about sixteen miles uf Prescott and ot Monday afternoon, Jus; the hefders had slt through Naienng the stock 10 the creek short distance below ths house large body of sayngvs fired the two herier. kled one oi them, named Can't we believe: shot Inc o'her brrers mule fH under hsia saa wi wild VI noon. ffied mules cattle and horses towards the East Word Nas immediately brought whpple spd Prescott Col geani Kelley sud three with expqes. Co agpre Tho commander of Camp Verde Sergeant Kelley soon made Ash Greek station and frch men and anirBal, then sarisd by which means The rus t Gen grover ia seven houfs from WhPps That officer sent Lieuieun, A"f"n and some caValrymsa Co head od tle Infians Aeaatne lArge party of eiKens starred this place and wete toined by o,hrrs the ga Fro io this writing Friday tsVRoon nothing has been heard fs..s, rli-i- ~ ss'ef- ne eEtirr animals stolen ssceeds lO0 and were mostly cwaed by Herbert and h BovefS, uTon whom ths he's win iall heavily. ThsE the r man who lost his life wiii wife fAter mo,hsf H~;hefs ssiefS feel and weep OCT his untms sndf
 The country around prrsoas has fr several weeks r, becs filled with indsRs have stnsed te,n.l ve. y hrng the and trees aud who they ar. drven out, will som euac, some bosldy t-Agpdy
 Here a the place for the cavalry and sinoerrv hefN SeDeral Crook will hese and do saune thing towards cassag the lndsns and exercising ,ls tai hofses si CAmTs Verde and Haaipai.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Peoples Valley

So soon as the Sexton, Columbia. and o,ho, mines, near this fine valley which is situate anon, SS miles northwest from Prescott, and abon, ,hc developed, Peonjes, vaiiov are heIp peng Inc seat Of a thrifty town. Foe. merly, it was thought 10 be too cold a nlace fn, successful farming, bvt c. c. Geuung, John Nor. Arizonans have disproyod this fory Idea rhc 'ai,ey-whieh WIS named afler that good citizen ana worthy genteman--A. II. Peoples, of Wick. cn9urg, IS exceedingly well-watercd by streams which course down from the high ranges of n,oun. tains surrounding it, and which are covered wili, koou p'ho aud oak trees. In the valley are bean. 1liui groyes Of oak, wild mulberry, etc. The frnt o' lne latter, all know, Is good. 1n the valley must pc worked much of the rich quartz of Nra. yer ana walnut Grove districts SO that, with Its water iiinbcr, good soil and climate, Peeples' val Iey is certain 10 become one of the most thicklv. sst'Ieu ss @ ana important in Northern Arizona, for the speedy consummation Of which inc N,~r,, deyouty prays.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
To the chari.ably Inclined

NIT. Simon, the who was slot tn the rirhs Arm vhra the Indians attacked the taiA of Jones Co k aow at Camp Date Cr.~h u almost psHnile.s esreamssAnoes Upon being wounded Mir Geo Gwyther Posi Surgeon iss him uso the hn~rtal Camp Date Crask aud saot after cut of his h heaed and he wishes ., ga ic hts family p the Atssae slars To hsip hia as co De "eer, and .shliers ef CSP Date Greek reusnily ra,sed aud presented him with a nurse of sllsa yer FrAisworthy Pooeeiing Bus this l. nst .racisut for h PaTIs~e and Ss prer~e tha phanthrp3e people coo tribute, eoh small sum foT hs relief of the fsea' Si s- ssvRgrs riqre and saloon keepers might take up collection aud furWArd sers-gaie Co Df owythct os Col O 'feirne. Camp Date Greek.
 JoDes & Co. wish thank the oaioera CAnap Date Greek, s i- uonc saersus an ner in which thsv lay. treated the aufsrtunate mau which Se do
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Thompson Valley.

So named in honor of Major John Thompson, Of the First New Mexican Volunteers, who once commanded Fot Whipple, and who, with hts troop. did good service against ihe Indiana is if we recollect aright, some l2 or i5 miles west of Saul and Kirkland Valleys on ihe Prescott and Ehrenberg road. IL is now coming into proml- neuee, from the fact that rich gold and silver edg. cs have recently been discovered In the mogn- tains adjacent Tbe valley Is well waiercd by the santa Maria, and should earnest work be com meneed on the mines, rsncheros on the lookout for lands would do well to visit Thompson The santa Maria affords good hshing-troui being quite plenty in its waters. The only things" 10 bc dreaded are the iDdians-Apache-Y umss and Apache Mohaves--who reside near the valley, and have patches of corn, pumpkins, etc, planted along the river. But, they say they will not trouble whites, and may hc they w.l, not.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
New Lodging House.

Newton Cole--who has done business upon thls coas, since ihe memory of Americans runnetb not to the contrary, and who has finally settled down ln Prescott, ut being, bo says, the most '4g.like place he has seen since the good old daysl, with the we" or making stake has leased the house recently occupied by Mir Bashford and family and htted it up in good style, for a lodging house. Ibis house adjoins Mir. bashford's store on the east Is removed lar enough from the street tg ,, cure peace and quiet 10 siumherers; has a neat NefAndAh ln trout, facing the plaza; is hard.nn. ished within, and well supplied with good water ventilation, clean comfortable beds, etc. etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
Fourth of July.

The 95th anniversary Of our country's iniepcn- derce from British rule, will soon be upon us, and Ue suggest that the day De observed by eel. cbr,tion of some sort. Last year, thc members ,,G inc Prescott Prass Baud toek hold of the mat. for and a very appropriate, enjoyable celebration ,,as Inc result, part of which was au excellent orntion by Judge Vim. J. Berry; reading Of Dec rIarnilon by Capt J. P. Hargrave; prayer by T. E Head; good music, ilrst-ratc collation., and free shower baths from the clouds, which on that Ssy dlscour,ed" loud thunder, nwcinsp spiring and cleansing raln Let us have a Ioliacation of some sOri
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SIMPSONS ,addle-train started f,, m, Rr,s.,.v

'sAouie-train started for the Bradshaw ,s:. .es elIi saturday last, and will start agaln
 s,g -'9'n'ag Ills first tslp ~as a success
 ,on s,1nons paek.traln started for same de.tlna. tool. ucsoay y morning, heavily laden with mining tbirS ds tfVs'ons etc. He was unable to take one. pack-traln VI" '"' 'Vu'o TUT Ahothcr
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BRADSHAW.
SILVER SUMMIT HOTEL A STORE.
 BRADSHAW CITY.

1tls upop establishment s sitrsiri within rife shot
 the greaserf cf the great silver ssd gold niNes Brad shaw Mhiag DtsiIict iavEpa o0nnty, Ariscua alHoaE p'nes oaks and oaber beantful everrreens abont O fet above the level of the ocea where but recently sad e0ckA nlsky sQuAws and roirkiag Tapfo0s< gave 70 heI leengN in uboisi screams Eghs and merry hn has but the place will know them suruveF iss
 you know how h s yourself" win Indians when white Iaen ieafn that ihe geld aud silver u Ihef hand a and when br N BeArdslee has sqAted ug-u uf sn Aneient rancheriA erected lasc eoniaFahe house hied win grrcrcs pToylsions uothng mining oos etc, which he is bound Co ss, cheap lF cash fSst
 Aeain having ressesa tiany yeas in the eaee happy Stnte of ArkAnsAS but natural that he sbend make provision for the entertainment of travellers and e has by oehihg good hotel uhere the weary find rest fsod pure cold mountain water and something stronger than water, when trnes desinahe.
 His latch sring hangs o day and night and hts mC,lo ia :" Come one, all |" Uho have mcaev free rnld rook native silver, any eolosed saFs;s argra,iser gaienA myp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Don't Write Them

IL does Dt pay station keepers to vrte forage receipts when they send Co - office snd procure any desired number I neatly printed blank receipts gott.n up eN hcty ns Ier instructions from the Chief QuartormAster oi the district and ai cheap rates
 When desired, will bind any number of receipts n book, for very small sum Send tn your orders. tf
 PtoPE must not ffgel the fCt that the MINER office capable oi turning uui all sorts and styles of book and job printing al the lowsAl s-E.he .-.-- s- Of - best terms. We are also prepared bind books pam. pheis, newspapers. etc. i.l6tf,
 tR-Extra copies of inc MINEE--0pui up in wrappars ready tr mailing when desred) always on hand q, t, onlce, Monezuma street. Price 2j ceuts copy.
 Copies Of the paper also be had ai te Prescott New, Depot, in schrosiers building Montezuma street