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From the Morgantown Constitution

Our sympathies are and have been
with the ultramontane section of our
State. yet we confess that the conduct
of some OF the members of the Legisla-
ture from that section, in opposing
Wheeling in the interest of Charleston,
bears very much on our mind the sem.
blance of sheer vengefulness, Of the
kind practiced by him who bit off his
nose to spite his face. And the attempt
last week "a partnership job, in which
Charleston was principal stakeholder,
and which failed in the House by the
close picking OF tie vote) to remove
the annual session Of the Court of APP
peals from Wheeling to Charlestown,
Jefferson county, bears about it a
strange odor Of bargain and sale-or
of unjusti6able log,rolling, to say the
least of it. The people of the Eastern
Panhandle are, however, not blamsble
for what come Of their members (who
are VIGOROUSLY misrepresentation as
snme to do in their name and behalf.
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From thelBerkeley Union.]
The CAPITAL QuestfOn.

Rumor has it that the removal Of
the capital to more accessible place
than Charleston, will depend entirely
upon the votes ofMessrs. Granthsm and
Custom from this Senatorial District. 1t
is also asserted that these gentlemen
have boosted that they will vote for
Charleston, regardless Of the wishes Of
their constituents. Both these gentle
men are looked upon as intelligent and
Trustworthy citizens, but did we think
that they, in sober sense, made such
remarks, it would stamp them as
knaves, violating the confidence re-
posed in them by the people OF the
Eastern Panhandle. Their opinions
and sentiments may be with Charles
ton, but IS sensible men, regarding the
interests Of those whose represents.
tives they are, their judgment must
yield to the popular will. We had a
hand in electing, at least one of them,
true, we had no pledges, but had those
who voted for him, the faintest idea that
he would labor against their interests
upon this question, his support would
not have amounted to the number OF q
creditable corporars guard. Neither
Mr.Grantham nor Mr.. Guston can afford
to place themselves 80 directly in the
face OF the people OF these three couu-
ties. They will find no one to support
them in such an act. 1t is said Charles
ton promises well for the future. That
| in a few years it will be made accessible
by railroads, &c. All very well; but
this removal is temporary, and in the
future, when she can present the ad-
vantages that will accommodate all
sections, then let her come forward
and, il possible, take the coveted prize.
We have no i'll will toward Charleston
or the people Of the Kanswha Valley,
but it is idle folly for them to claim
the right to Inconvenience all other sec
tons OF the State to CRAFTY their within.
We hope, for the credit Of Messrs.
Granthan and Guston, that if it be true
that their personal feelings are for
Charleston, that they will prove them
selves good representatives by sacri-
ficing their own preferences and yield
ing to the wishes Of those who placed
them IN the Senate.
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audibly, they thought d-n" mighty
often. The Captain OF the c. P. Hun
tipgtou treated the members and at
tsches who took passage in his twenty
one and half carat fraud" scandalous-
". The consequence was an indigna-
ton meeting, the result Of which / sent
you. go.
And now that I'm once more within
reach OF steam cars and the other APP
pliauces OF civilization, you will pardon
the brevity Of my epistle, when l tell
YOU, that 10 the exuberance Of knowing
I'm where can get away if l want to,
| feel more like jumping than writing.
Wishing you and your readers q
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Yesr, am, M.
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THE LEGISLATIVE RECESS.

Before the Radical editors was fran
tically indignant over the expense OF
the legislative recess, they would bet
ter find out whether they are not tread.
ing upon the toes Of their own party
friends. A majority OF the Radical
members in each branch Of the Legis-
lsture voted for the recess, and the
whole of them expect to draw their pay
with persistent regularity. We do not
approve Of the refusal of the Legisla-
ture to relinquish its per diem during
the recess, but the act ia not exclusively
chargeable to either political party.
The members should have provided
that no salary should accrue during the
time they are visiting their constituents
They have under consideration
bill regulating the fees OF
county officers by which they
propose to reduce the pay Of these Off
cials to the starvation point, and 1t
might have been well for them, while
manifesting such an economical dlspo
sition where others are concerned, to
have set the example of retrenchment
in their own expenditures. The recess
is, of itself, all right. 1t was almost b
necessity, in order that the people of
the State might be informed as to what
had been done by the Legislature and
what course is to be pursued in organ
izing county governments under the
new Constitution on the lst OF January.
The members have gone home to their
several counties bearing intelligence OF
what laws have been enacted, and pre-
pared to advise their neighbors what
formalities are to be observed. The in
accessibility Of the seat Of government
has rendered it almost impossible for
the people to obtain this information in
any other way than by the plan adopted.
In addition to this, the recess will en-
able the people of the State to Offer
some advice to the members and to
make their wishes known concerning
various matters that are yet to be
acted upon. This is Of itself Of sufficien'
importance to justify the temporary ad-
iourpment, as the difficulty of commu'
nication between the Legislature and
the people has been keenly felt by both
members and constituents. AS the re-
suit of their visit home, we may expect
of the Legislature upon their return to
duty, greater industry and prenptitude,
and that the remainder OF the session
will be more satisfactory than
the beginning has been. 1t
ia but fair to remark that
most OF the murmuring and dissatisfac-
ton that have been manifested heretoa
fore have grown out of the difficulty OF
Knowing what the Legislature was &C.
tually Doing, or whether it was doing
anything at all, rather than any lack
of confidence in the disposition of the
members to do the best thing they could
in the shortest time. A better under.
standing will be effected between the
people and their representatives during
the,reeess, and better work will be done
in the future. The members may be
we'll assured however that no serious
objection will be made if, upon Their
return to Charleston, they refuse tc
draw any salary for the time spent in
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From the Martinsburg Era.l
The Capital Questi0n.

The Capital Question'
The bill for the removal of the Capt..
tai from Charleston passed the House,
and when it came up in the Senate the
opponents ofremoval succeeded in hav-
ing it referred to the Judiciary Com
mi ttee.
There is no portion of the State more
Inconvenience by the present location
of the Capital than the people Of the
Eastern Panhandle, and yet it is re-
ported that every member Of the Senate
from this section has been won over to
sustain the location at Charleston, and
in all probability, will defeat the bill
for removal.
If this be true, we have only to
remark that they have betrayed the
trusts reposed in them by their constit-
uents. We know the sentiment of the
people Of this county on the subject,
and from all the information at hand
from the other counties Of this Pan
handle, we do not believe that one yo-
ter in ten can be found to sustain the
reported position of our Senators in op.
position to removal. 1t may suit them
to sacrifice the interests of their con-
stituents to their own opinions and sell
fish desires now that they have been
elected and can do as they please in the
matter, but we can assure them that the
people will not forget it, and they may
Just as we'll make up their minds at
once to relinquish all their dreams Of
future Senatorial honors. II we are
sold out this time it will be the fault OF
our Senators. The next time it may
Justly be attributable to ourselves.
TIE Senators from this end OF the
State know full well the unbearable in-
convenience and annoyance to which
our people are subjected by being cut
off from easy communication with the
Capital; they know. or ought to know,
that no excuse will be taken for their
failure to do their part toward remedy
ing the evil. II with this knowledge
scared upon their consciences as it were,
they permit themselves to be lured from
the discharge of their duty to their con-
stituency by the silent and mysterious
influences that surround them al
Charleston, they must make up their
minds 70 take the consequences of their
betrayal of the will Of the people they
profess to represent. That's all.
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THELEGISLATURE,
The Closing Session Before the Re.
cess-FactiOus Course OF the Jacob
RadicaIs-The Journey Home.
Special Correspondence ofthe Register.l
PARKERsBURs, W. Va,
d. 20 1910

Dec. %, 1872.
Editors OF the Register:
The closing days Of the Legislature
were marked with more of an ardent
desire to get home to wives and ba-
bies" than to give the general laws de-
mauded by the provisions of the new
Constitution that careful revision de-
manded by their Importance. But this
was no more than could have been ex-
pected. The time had been set for adj
journment, the bills had passed care
full examination by the committees, and
l imagine were ready for passage.
On the last day of the session, the
Governor saw fit, in his wisdom, to set
his seal of disapproval on two very i'm.
portaut acts, namely: the one to COM
pei the returns of the election held for
Congressman on the oath of October
last, and the other concerning the de-
stroying Of official records and prop
erty, The Senate very promptly passed
them again, over his veto, and they
were sent to the House. In that body
the Republicans attempted to defeat the
acts by making dilatory motions. But
knowing the exigencies Of the case and
the importance Of the measures, one OF
the friends of the bill got the floor and
demanded the previous question, which
demand was sustained, the dilatory mo-
tons ruled out Of order, and the acts
again passed-both obtaining the requi-
site number Of votes required by the
Constitution. Some of the Radicals
were loud in denunciation OF what they
were pleased to term 'the arbitrary
rulings" ofthe Speaker. But if they
would consult the rules adopted for
government more, and their own desires
and prejudices less, they would find that
il an error was committed at alI-not
granting any was committed-'twas on
the side OF justice. ard hence commend
able. Suffice it to say, that on all ap-
peals from the decisions Of the Speaker,
he was fully sustained by majority OF
the House. -. ..- o.
At 100 o'clock P. NJ the two branch.
es, or what was lett Of them, adjourned
for the recess. Some started home via
White Sulphur Springs and Washing
ton, others via Kentucky and Ohio.
And such q getting home! Frozen
rivers, obstinate steamboat captains and
delayed trains. As all the members
belong to church, there was no swear
ing, Of course Oh. mol, But like fel.
low I once knew, if they didn't swear
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Beware Of COunterfeifs.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
Such is the popularity Of our remedy that
II has induced some unprincipled persons
labels, circular and wrappers, almost word
for word, using the same cOlors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking to dis
cover the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts at deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, to
the full extent Of the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imita-
lions as shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article Of The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, Is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH
ERS Il co. Copyright entered and secured
accord ding to act of Congress.
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Dividend.

WHEELING ANo BELMONT BRIDGE Co.,
WHEI Ii G. W. VA, Dec. q 1872. !
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THIS
Company have decla red a dividend OF
four a. per cent on the capital stock Of the
com pany, out OF the earnings of the past
SIX months, payable on or after the the 10th
day ct January, 1873, to the stockholders or
their legal representatives holding stock on
the LIST day Of said month.
dec3O.ra JOE. LAWSON, Sec'y.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE Is the Best IN the
WWLd-Perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye. Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, IL BOND street, New York.
mar5-deQC
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s, 1872, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, by Rev. r.
". Ryan, MIR Jim II. d. Hulk to Miss
JENNETrE BOYD. all of this city.
MiLLER-GTTERSON West Alex
ander Pa. december q, 1872 by, Rev. Will
liam II. Lesser, Mr.. SCOTT MILLER, OF West
Liberty, ". Va, to Miss MARTHA Utter
con, OF Elm Grove, ". Va.
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SENATOR Soorr arrived in this place
on Christmas morning, on his way
home from the permanent seat" He
came via Virginia, the District Of CO.
lumbia. Maryland, etc. He brings no
tidings of DR.. Livingstone or Sir John
Frauklin.-Clarksbuq Sun.
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MORE Coal MINIS IN WEsr VIRGINIA.

"A letter from Bennington, West Vir-
GINA, on the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, states that coal mine
has recently been opened at that place
by Mr.. John H. Henry, who is ship
ping lin What direction is not stated,
but We presume esstward) from ten to
fifteen car loads Of coal per day. The
came letter states that Hon. II. 6.
Davis has purchased q large coal field
north OF Pennington, and, intends'to
begin mining there at an early day
Cumberland Nf,os.
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htockhoIders, Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders If the Wheeling and Bel
m mt Bridge Company viii be held at the
office of the Company, on Monday, the 18th
day of January 1873, between the hours OF
l snd 81 o'clock P. NJ, for the election Of
nine managers to sea We during the ensuing
year. JOS. LAWSON,
decS0-i secretary.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND
n forty-two acres-sixty acres cleared
comfortable two story house, stabling, &C.,
saw mill and dam in good repair, on Fish
creek, one and a half miles below Bellton
station, B & o. r. r., 81 90 per acre, one
by WV. H0kiE q hRO.,
decS)-ra l06 Market street.
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NOTICE.

SUPERVISORS OFFICE, OHIO COUNTY, !
December q, 1872.
THERE WILL RE A SPECIAL MEET
Ing of The Board OF Supervisors Ohio
County, held at the Court House thereof, on
tuesday,, the 3lst inst, commencing at III
o'clock A. NJ.
BY o. der OF the President.
dec3O-r CHAS. B CECIL, Clerk.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
City Sergeant.
Editors of the Register:

nultols VI IuC xsc6lsVois
Please announced d. DAVIS as Citizens
candidate for the { flee OF City Sergeant at
the coming municipal election. and oblife
6oc:0-h MANY VOTERS
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.

DR.. A. y. Todd's Liver Pills.
DR.. A. 3. Todd's Liver Pills.
DR.. A. 3. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
Err COMPLAlNT,I INDIGESTION, HEAD
ACHE, B1LIOUSNESS, &C.
BEALISvILLE, PA, Sept. ii, 1871.
DR.. A. 3. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per-
feet health. have for many years suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many rene
dieswith0ut any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
9. Boram, Druggist, a box OF your Pills, and,
using them according to the directions, I
now feel perfectly restored. SO valuable
are they would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most won
derful remedy of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. II. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS CO.,
a47 Prnpriatnrs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Election Monday, January 9th.
Judge of County Court.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce GEORGE E. BOYD, Esq,
as a car didate for the office of Judge OF the
County Court Of Ohio county, at the election
to be held on Monday, January 9th 1873;
dec27.i MANY CITIZENS.
Commissioner.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce CHRISTOPHER J. CAR
NEY, ESQ, as a candidate for the Office Of
Commissioner for Centre District Fifth
Ward and oblige
dec30-i MANY VOTERS.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce EUGENE LIST as a can.
didate for the ONCE OF Commissioner for
the Washington Di trict, and oblige many
voters in the
dCcNi FIRST WARD.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce DANIEL 8. THORN
BUR9H, Esq as proper lerson to ill the
Office OF Commissioner Tor the District OF
Triadelphia. Every voter in Triadelphia
knows MIR. Thor nburgh to be an honest,
competent and safe man for this RESPONSE
BILE position. "
dec24-i MANY CITIZEN
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NtI PI0CteuH'' '''''''''s-'-0' Ut
The OIphanage is also in receipt OF barrels
Of -four from Mes>rs. NJ. Reilly, Speidel d
Co. and ]. Quigg; also Of piece Of heavy
print from Messrs. Ntifel Sons, and bar
rel OF apples from Mr.. Brown. Messrs.
Bosley Il Feepy sent their usual supply OF
nuts and candies. which glsddened the
hearts of the little ones. The prayers OF
the children are daily offered Tor their gen.
erous beneiactOrs. dec3O
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A CARD.

NNvF SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH AVAIL
Themselves Of this means to express
their gratitude to their friends and gsner-
Gus public for the liberal patronage bestoW-
ed on their late effort on behalf OF the o.
phansunder their care. The untiring EFFORTS
OF the ladies in charge of the various tables
merit their heartfelt thanks, which are also
due o may Of the merchants or our city,
by whose liberality in time OF unusual de-
preston IN busir ess larger sum was real
lied than on any previous occasion.
The returns were as follows:
Fancy Table, Misses Helen Kelly
and Emma Feeny and Mrs. Geo.
oo' oV
belmont Table, Mrs n. Reister,
aided by Misses M. A. burke, Nc
Graw and Sullivan ...................... SCI 20
"St. Alphonsus' Table," (Germanl
Mrs. Woeber and Mrs. NOlti, aided
by Misses Hoffman and Woeber... $50 Al
"St. Patrick's Table" Mrs. Oh. Car.
pey, Miss Honor O'Connor and
Miss B. Carney. Jog 30
"Swiss Cottage" the Misses Welty
and v Uses Stsub and Stauver.- 202 60
Cut glass from works Of Messrs.
Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. by j. B.
Russell and other employees. ........ 292 5n
Glass %, esented by Mr.. Robinson. 80 20
/ emoIIade Table, Mrs. McAlister q 10
Tickets so I'd at Hall ll0 s.
Tickets sold previous TO Festival. l2s %
s2933 OIL
General expenses. ....................... Sl25 20
Nc. ,oroooods % or u
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Children crY-tor Pitchers castOrla.
it regulates the stomach, cures wind collie
for castor oil, dec2l- dra
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Judge Of County Court.

Judge Of County Court.
Editors Of the Register:
Please announce Judge NJ. c. GOOD as a
candidate for the Office OF Judge Of the
Comfy Couit of Ohio county, at the cleo
ton to he held on Monday, the 9Th of jan
uaiy, 1873.
decS-eg OHIO COUNTY BAR.
Editors of the Register:
Please announce HANNIBAL FORBFS.
ESQ as a candidate for the Office of Judge
OF County Court of Ohio County at the en-
suing election, to be held under the pro-
, visions OF the new County Court bill.
dec24-a MANY VUIERS.
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DRoPosAIS FOR THR IMPROVEMENT OF
L GRAND RiVER OHIO: o.v,,,,
DRoPosAIs ron CAVALRY HoRsEs
oSna5 S9IsS 9 g YI.T,sS.s1I


BAR fRARQIBoo, GAL, March ., lsfl
Sealed proposals., n duplicate, are inylted ~ this
delivery Of u oAyAg Horsss a the i9lloglpg nAmsa
E,., SaS nsis' N.ynss, e sctSss
BIDS viii bs considered i9T The dsliysIy q he %
post or Il the poet Of the Prssdo, ban FrAnelnoo.
The horses 70 DO Eood, sound, asTvioeGble, well.
broke TO saddle without defect or blomiah In ever
way well adapted 70 cavalry purposes, not laaa than
t nor over 10 hands high not leaa than vo nor over
alter approval Of eontraet
lance At the point Of delivery BY board 81 ohcsfB
Appointed Tor that purpose.
No bid win be considered unloaa AocompAnled BIZ q
deposit Of lou "a oettiiod check pTsieTrodl a.
guAIaniY that the bidder Win oKocute the contract
me contract 70 be SlSOutsd subject 10 The usual
conditions.
Blds . % addressed y the AnasutGasd, ladOnsd
"PropeaAls for oAsAlry HorsIA". -,
Major and Chief QaartsrnaStsS, pspsItaSht q Cali
iorplA. app
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Groceries.
COTnWeIl & Sons,
IMPORTERS AND DEALHRs IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
1918 and 1890 Psnna. ave.,
OPPOSITE wILIARDs HOTEL.
Groceries.
500 uHEsTB UHoToRsT GREEN AND BLACK
TEAS IN STORE AND BOND.
nu1au Va-

UORRRE.
900 Mats old Dutch JAVA.
30 Bars Prime CcIlon JAVA,
10 Bales Genuine MOCHA.
10 Hogrheads PLANTATION.
so bags Prime RIO and MARICAIBO.
COFFEE and TEA sold both.Wholesals aad Re-
tall, a. lowest New York Prices
Conee roasted fresh evory day By an expert
enood hanain fatent Aroma-SaTlng ROaster.
A1s e lsiarT SSdT s%S az. o% nous: ri
dss n nrstolass goods only, ard eysrythnG
,ea b u. ORDER Se.sl,sd tbIouSh mai vi p
fs With care Prices iurnis6sd, upon appllestion 81
mall o S.,ervi,e q any humb.r q atlols, wanted
a Sd; . nn,s nAS
Imp9ftsd able Injuries. Of ever description and
SSosIs Bi.sEw.Ir; ,ssgs.N. ca different hIud.)
Chow ohov, eio,. eto, 40 different kindA)
ghgtn5e , s.aes, Canton glngsr.
E IT, siHss sOiR: S aiH'''a' Sl'd
CONDENSED MIX.
Canned nrulis ever description.
yAnned siin, greal variety, -,
poI,s UfacEers, made 10 sipbafs. NY.
Albert Biscuit, Edinburgb.
Hayennor's orloksrs
FISH
No. MEss MkuKKREL.
WHITE fiSHo.
HELiBUIn ,v,s,,
Hans, Brssiiss, Bscoa. shouldsrs NoitSsIs fOSi
MAlasa uupea, BsnanAs, Dates, Prunss, Oranges,
goeoano,s F, RAisins Nuts q AZ kinds, frs.h and
Everything kept In nrst-cisss Grocery slusIs
on hand,
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HEADQUARTERS DEP.r or AnfzoNI.l
OTRIoE or TIE CHuF ", O.. I
PRESCOTT, A. T.,february ., ETA
Sealed R!opesa n tFiPlioate are tnVitsd uatll u
m. wEDNKsDAY, Nay Is, ls73, when thsf viii be
mspt IN Arizona duna the year july I, i579 70 june
~ lnS % the ioilevns quantities. more OF les, Of