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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-28
YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themselves by oerLa1n
prEcuce, induIEed In when alone, . habit n =.
QuenLly learned nom evil oompRnionH, or nj
sohooI, inc enecN OF which are nightly felt,
marriage Impossible, and destroys both mind
and BODY, should apply Immediately,
what pity that young man, the hope OF
bis country, the pride OF bus parents, Bhouii
pc natchSd nom all prospects and euIOy.
ting nom the path OF nature, and InduiRlnp
IN certain secret habit. such persons muY,
beI0re contemplating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-28

especially who have become the victims oil
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destTuctiys
hADlt winch annually HWeepA 10 an untlmaiv
grave thousands Of IoanR Men or Inc mnit
eGeelent la!en1 and brilliant Intellect, who
SENATOR with the thundSn Of SInonerc., ~
Wakel 70 ecstacy the Living lyTo, may nj
with full con tdOncO, W. eS S'>A'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-28
DIsEAAhs OF IALPRUpENCE.

once no. South Frederick Htreo,.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, q
low aooS nom Tie corner, Fail not 70 o.
sefVe the name and number,
~ NO Letters received unle@ post paIdRL
containing stamp 10 be used on tho repIy.
Persons writing should gtQto aoe, AMI SSnyt
toms. ISH'p'
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reflect that a sound mind and body Ar. IA.
most necessary requisites 70 promote comm.
olal happiness. Indeed, without Ihes,e the
Journey through LIE becomes q weary pIi.
grlmaGe; the prospect hourly dRTkens 10 Lhs
view, the mind becomes Swallowed win DE-.
SPAR and filled with the melancholy reiiec
uon that the happiness Of another become
bliGhted with our own. - H'@S
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening,
the 9th Nc yember, by the Rev. D.
Mcneil Turner, D. D., at the residence
of the brides father, Mr.. THOMAS
P. QUARLES, and Mrs MARY T.
MCDONALD, eldest daughter of Col
Thomas Thomson, all of Abbeville.
r@- The above was accompanied
by a delicious slice of the wedding
cako, for which we return our thanks
and extend our best wishes to the
happy pair. May "all things fair and
bright" be theirs, al d the future
more than realize all the blissful an,
ticipations of cloves young dream
MARRIED, on the evening of the
18th inst.. at the residence of the
BRIDES father, by the Rev. w. D.
Beverly and Rev. A. Rice, the Rev
W. A. KING, of Anderson District,
and Miss PERRIE NJ. PRATT,
daughter of Robt. Pratt, of Abbeville
District,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26
Death Of an Esteemed Citizen.

We regret to announce the death of
Mr.. John Taggart, an old and high
esteemed citizen, which occurred after
a short illness, at his residence in this
village, on Sunday last, the 81 inst.
The deceased was born in this village
in January, 1901, and was henco in
ths 6oth year of his age. He was the
son of Mr.. Moses Taggart, long tho
Ordinary of the District, and served
himself for one torn, as sheriff of Ab-
beville, having been elected to that
office in 1886. With the exception of
a short absence, his life was spent in
Abbeville village; and here he was
universally esteemed, for the high in.
tegrity of his character, and the rare
kindness and affability Of his temper.
He was a member Of the Espicopal
Church here from it's foundation his
last moments were cheered by the
consultations Of the Christian faith.
1e leaves large circle of relatives to
mourn his loss.
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RIOT IN NEwBERRY.-We learn
from the Ncwberry Herald that that
town has of late experienced taste
of Radical lawlessness. The Herald
says:
"Our peaceable town was made on
Wednesday night last the scene of a
most disgraceful riot. A band of
lawless, stupid leaguers, after nm ad-
Journed meeting, in which they had
had the assistance of sundry carpet
baggers, sailed out with q large drum
and many of them armed with pistols
shot guns, &C., paraded the streets
until long after midnight, making
night hideous with yells, shouts, firing
OF weapons, and offensive language.
One citizens house was struck with
the contents Of discharged gun,
whether accidentally or not, it is i'm
possible to say, the window glass bro
ken, and his family disturbed and
driven from their beds in wild alarm
notwithstanding tho grievous charac.
ter OF this riot, no interference was
made on the part Of our citizens"
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TIE MILLS HOUSE, CHARLESTON,
s. C.-This well-known House hav.
ing been thoroughly renovated and
newly furnished has been opened for
the reception Of guests under the su.
perintendence Of J. Parker, Proprie-
tor. A first class Livery Stable is also
attached the House, and carriages
for tho conveyance Of passengers will
be in attendance at all the steamboat
and railroad trains. The past repu-
tation Of the House will doubtless be
we'll sustained, and we would COM
mend 1t to tho patronage Of our trav.
cling friends.
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Markets..

ABBEvrLLE, g, c, Nov. 2e, 1869.
Cotton, % o 224; Bacon, 22} %.
Butter, 2b a 30; Eggs. l6 n 20.
Beef. 8 a IL; Flour $40 l8 per Dbl.
Fodder, l.20 q 81 80; Corn, $l.7b 200
Barley, S275 q 800; Oats. 90c 4l.26.
NEW YoxK. November M-Go'd, 263 Cot
ton finn. At 244 24t.
P. M.-Cctton opened very firm, but
closed heavy and in favor of buyers.
CHARLESTON. November 24.-Cotion quiet
and easier; sales $50 bales-middlings "a 24a;
receipts. l,1S4.
AUGUSTA Nov ember 24-Cotton market quiet
but frn,er; sales, $50 bales receipts S4U
bales midd:ings, 2S4
LlvkRfool, November 24-Noon.-Cottor
steady-uplands lis; 0rleansIlt
Eveuing-cotton quiet-uplands LII . III.
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The Govern9r's Message.

We commend to the perusal of our
readers tho Annual Message of Gov,
ornor Scott-always an interesting
document on account Of tho subjects
Of which it treats, and the facts
which it embodies, whether or not we
guinsay its conclusions or disapprovt
its suggestions. The message is s
long one, discusses many topics, anc
will repay perusal. We havo mad,
An extra effort to give our readers al
carly edition, which wc know they
will appreciate.
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extent no more" Sullivan (tho Into
member clect) tho Chairmai Of the
injecting orders their arrest, Ind i'm:
medlately followed sccnc of tho
Widest confusion. Pandcmonium let
loose-cries of "kill him, kill, kill
him." from an excited crowd conyul-
|sed with all tho agonics Of cause
less panic. All made for the door.
some over the heads of their less
fortunate comrades. al! except very
few Gncluding tho orator Of the day,
whom reflex current landed safely
behind the door Of ono of tho Jury.
rooms.)
Messrs. Cochran, Johnson, Gray.
and Carter were Immediately arrest
cd (thc two last though present in the
meeting had not opened their mouths }
were arrested without warrant-wcrc
arrested, if upon any pretended
charge at all, for doing what every
citizen has right to do attending a
popular meeting, and observing the
rules of Legitimate discussion. Their
persons were violated, and their lives
|imporriled without tho shadow of
justification or excuse.
Is this FREQ country, or arc the
boasted rights Of American citizen
ship myth Have we rights of
persons and property protected by
law ?-and if 80 shall these men 20
free? Shall lawmakers become law
breakers with impunity.
Is Mr.. Hoge responsible for the
arrests ? They were made in his be-
half and with his implied sanction if
nor by his express authority. He
assumed control over the prisoners.
They were discharged by his author
ity. "Upon what meat doth this C@-
sar feed, that he hath grown SO fat ?'
Or who hath vouchsafed this immu-
nifty to him, that he should break
through "the cobwebs of the law ?''
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26
ma We had tho nleeorro ~

s@e We had the pleasure on yester-
to-day of. meeting Col. Aiken, the
honored President of our District
Agricultural Society, and the energet,
ic Secretary of the State Agricultural
Society, and hearing a report from
him of the great Fair at Macon, Ga.
to which he was appointed special
delegate by the State Society. He
gives a glowing account Of the grea,
exhibition, which in spite of some
dra"backs, far exceeded expectation
ana in the mechanical departments
especially was worthy of all praise
The Executive Committee he thinks
must have realized somo $50, 90 over
and above expenses. The Secretary
himself draws, an annual salary. OF
$4,000, besides salaries paid to two
assistants. The Society is "a fixed
fact"-a great institution.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26

W- See advertisement of Messrs
H. W. Lawson & Co. These gentle.
men make stoves, tin ware and
lamps each specially, and challenge
competition in the variety of their
styles, the excellence and tho cheap.
ness of their wares. They have also
a choice miscellaneous stock, which
they are selling low. Give them q
call and judge for yourselves.
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A@- Two of orr o;.;..

- Two Of our citizens were
brought up to our Village on Wednes.
day last under arrest--one as impli.
Gated in the recent disturbance at
Calhoun's mills, and the other under
charge for simple assault and battery.
Why is it necessary to drag our citi.
zens away from their homes in this
way2 Even II the warrants are is.
sued by the magistrate here, why sre.
they not returned to the nearest mag.
istrate, where bail IL accessible3 The
evil calls loudly for remedy. { -
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THE GUFFISs AGA1N.-We extract
the following from a letter received
from an esteemed citizen of Cokesbu-
ry:
"Tho law is ignored, and vengeance
appealed to by those claiming to be
lawmakers for Abbevillc. On last
Monday, when the train arrived ut
Hodges from Abbevillo, Mr.. Penn
Guflin, recently elected to the Legis-
laturc, got out of tho cars accompa-
MED by company Of armed negroes
and cssayed speech somewhat to
this effect: 81 stand upon the soil
where the Hon. B. +. Randolph pour
ed out his 1ifc's blood and we in tend
to have revenge for it. The first Re.
publican killed in this county every
leading Democrat shall be killed and
their houses burned down over them
This was apparently addressed to
somo dozen whito men who wcre
standing near. Here, Mr.. Editor, is
an appeal to the passions of the igno
aant colorcd people to set aside law
and tako matters into their own
hands. This is the counsel of q so
called law maker. Will no be sus
tanned by those i'll authority? The
colorcd people as class arc misrenre
scntcd by this fellow, for they arc
really better citizens than he, and he
certainly does not pretend to repre-
sent the whito people. 1t seems tc
be a bid for the votes of tho colored
people Mt the next election, but from
all L can learn he will full to get any
respectable people of that class to
sustain him. The other Mr.. Guffln
who claims the scat of Senator to
which he was not elected, scaled his
devotion to the fair sex by kissing
two Of them on the platform just
before the train left. This, however,
is matter of taste, and l am unable
to say which was most degraded by
1t, or which was most honored."
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.GsNnAak ttiXS1r',ToS's ADDRESS

.HsSnAak t1ixxri'r1oS's ADDRESS.
The address Of General Hamp,
ton before the Macon Fair is
is worthy Of the head and
heart Of the illustrious chisftain-
elevated in tone, hopeful in spirit,
wise W IN counscl-practical, sugges.
tlve-sustaincd throughout, and
closing with q peroration, which
glows with thoughts that breathe,
and words that burn" He offers q
stirring plea in behalf of white
immigration-the diversity oflabo,
the establishment of Agricultu-
raj schools and colleges. He tells
his countrymen not to desert the
old "altars and 6resides," but tc
lend every energy to the redemp'
ton of our common country. Lie
bids them foster negro labor, and
thus utilize aud control it. He
urges the necessity of improved
tillage and thorough culture. He
concludes with these noble senti.
ments
"Dodicate yourselves to tho ser
vice of your State, and aid in nd.
vancing her in the noble career she
is entering. March on bravely in
the line duty points out, shoulde,
to shoulder, as you used to do amid
the roar of battle. Resort to no viz
lcncc to redress public wrongs, bu,
seek to remedy them by peaceful
agencies. Help each other along
the path of life extend the kindly
hand of charity to your disabled
comrades, aud forget not the wild.
ows and orphans of your dead
brothers. For myself, I ask you tc
keep place for me in your hearts
as l shall do for you in mine, and
believe that I utter no idle phrase
when I say that I pray God to keep
and bless you!
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1869-11-26

Do You WANT HEALrn9 AND VINO Dou
Nort-lf so. lie advised, use Dr.. TUFTS Sara
parilsa and Queens Delight. the great altera-
tive and blood purifier. There is no mystery
about line universal success that attends it.
nse. 1t is the fiu-st selection Of tonic, anti
bilious, anti scorbutic. aperient and purifying
eibs, Roots and Barks that ever entered intc
any medical compound.
This valuable preparation is for en!e by
Parker d Thomson and w. T. Penney, Drug
gists, Abhpvillc, S. c.
November 10, 1859, S0-2t
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w See advertisement of Messrs
Mcdonald, Norwood 4 Co. in anoth.
er column. These gentlemen are
constantly receiving additions to
their large stock of groceries, hard.
ware cutlery, and staple dry goods,
which they are selling at reasonable
rates. Call and examine.
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GrN-HousE BuRsr.-We regret to
learn that the gin-house Of Dr. W.
L. Anderson, Of Greenwood, was con.
sumed by fire on last Sunday night,
together with q quantity of cotton
and wheat the property. Of himself
and neighbors.. His loss il estimated
At $500, and his neighhors at $1,000.
1T was tho work Of an incendiary.
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neA- We havo no advices as to tho
probable result Of the contested cleo
ton case from Abbevillc. Tho Gro
dentials of Col. Cothran have beer
referred to tho Committee on Elec
tions.
Wo see that affidavits in regard
to tho "outrages" committed by the
Democrats at Calhouns' Mills, in Alb
bevillo county, during the last elec
on were referred to tho Committee
on Elections.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

RY ORDER Quarterly Conference. Alb
IL beville circuit. That house and 10,
known as the Methodist parsonage, in the
town Of Abbeville will be sold at public
sale, Sale day next, in front of the Court
House, to the highest bidder. Terms OF
sale one half the purchase money to he
paid In cash, the other half credit oi
twelve months with interest from day oil
sale, the purchaser to give a mortgage oi
the premises to. secure the payment.
Nov. s, 1869, 2s-4t
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GUFFIN THREATENS MURDER AND
ARsoN.-One Of tho most reliable
gentlemen of Ninety Six writes us
that "Guffin," Eve suppose the "Sena.
tor elect") "made somo heavy threats
as he passed down tho other day
lie said that for the next negro that
was killed in the ncighborhood, he
would burn every Clubhouse and dwell
ling for ten miles square, and hang
eight of the most prominent Demo
Gratis. 11c said it publicly on the
platform at this place. This is pretty
heavy" So say we. Yet this man
claims to be Senator, and aspires tc
a law-maker for the people of Abbe,
vile.
% Judgment thou art fed to british beasts,
aud men have lost the cir reasou."
Will Governor Scott endorse the
sentiments, and commend tho discreet
policy of his protegee Will the Repus
lican accept them as q true exponent
OF tho principles and policy of the
dominant party? Will "the Honora
bic Senator" himself dare avow them
before an assembly of his constitu
ents-or in any decent company ol
civilized men =? He who would coun
eel murder and arson is fit to associate
only with cut-throats and outlaws.
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\ GENTS WANTED. Agents wanted, SO
IA to 5000 per month, male and female, to
sell the celebss,ed and original Common senss
Famiy Sewing Machine, improved and perfect
ed J.; twill hem, fell, stitch, tuck, bind, braid,
P embroider in a most superior manper
itrce only $i6. For simplicity aud durabil.
~ it hos no rival Do not buy from any
arties selling machines under the same name
as ours. unlses bsving q Certificate Of Agency
signed by US, as they are worthless Cast Iron
Machines. For Circulars and Terms, apply to
or addrcss, H. CRAWFORD & CO.,
- 4l3 Chesnut st.. PhiladsIphis, Pa.
Nov H., 1853. 90. If
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Tho State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
In the Court Of Probate.
John G. Seal, and Elizabeth his aoife, and
iStdtira Waller.
Nancy Waller, Porthea Il. Waller
and Others
Petition to sell land in Partition.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction that.
l. Pa,thens A. Waller (widow) and Su
san Ann, Willie Statira. Mary Elizabeth,
Mcdonald, and Guilford L. Children Wal
Ter, deceased, reside beyond the limits Of
this State TO wil) 10 the Sta.e of Florida.
On motion of Perrin and Co,hran pe,i-
tione's for Solicitors. It is ordered that
the said defendants do appear in m, office
at Abbevile Court House, within forty
daya from publication horeof. or the said
petition will be taken pro confesso and the
Court will proceed to make final decree
therein.
WILLIAM HILL,
J..P. A. G.
Nov: 2e, 1869, 3l-ot
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Friday, November 26, 1869.
The Accounts Of the Able.
Vile Banner.

Our friends will bear in mind that
wo have no control over the accounts
due tho "Banncr" office. They are
tho property Of the former propric-
tor, Mr.. w. w. Farrow. We bought
only the material, and goodwill, and
subscription list.
LEE & WILSON.
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ALSO.
Leidy's Blood Pills.

26c. 25c. 25c. 25c. 25c.
7AWo' casss New Yosk Miih Lopsclo,l
~ a. as esht. by tho piece. .y2.-
Hov 3, 2e-tf n. G. sHIVER.
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-6a See advertisement of George
McCalls for the, recovery Of gold
watch and chain.
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Notice to Persons Suffering
with Asthma.
A SOVEREIGN remedy I. found in
~ the Green Mouutain As,hma cure,
prepared by Dr,J. II. Guild, Rupsr, Vsr.
mont, and for sale BY -.
W. T. PENNEY.
Price s2oo per bottle.
- ALSO.
Leidy's Blood Pills. j.
An excellent form 10 which: to tsks sztsae,
|of sarsapsrilIa. They base been tested
sed get fsv boxes and try them. Pdcs
2Se. Per box. For sale b.
''''" W. r. PENNEY.
Nov. rs, 1869, s1--n ~ '
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AssIGNEE'5 SALE.
In the matter of
", r. LAWTON, In Bankruptcy.
pap M

", II. LAWTON, In Bankruptcy
BY. virtne of an order to me directed issu
ing ont Of the District Court Of the United
Ststes for the District of South Carolins, / viii
cell at public auction on TUESDAY 80, NO
VEMBER inst, at he, residenes OF Rev. W. d
LAWIOH. near Ninety Sig, the personal o.
tate of said Bankrupt, coh.istiug Of i Pianne
Forte, Gold Watch, Z Fine double Barre
Shot Gun. l Fine Rifle. and sundsy notes and
seeounts and other articles belonging tor thf
estate OF said Bankrupt.
TERMS CASH. Sale TO- commence st II
o'clock n. r. II. WARDLAW.
Abbeville, g e, Assignee.
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! Min Pond and Channel
-, Oysters.

Supplied in nqusntities to suit purchasers.
Orders frsm al parts Of the interior solieited.
Chsrlestes, 8. q. laT!;'D . - ',-','R'4-. u y.
y Refsrshess-5anes Adeer 8 CO.. Hon. J. b.
CAnPbelEt pr 81 ]. Rsvensl, David Jsbninss,
AcCssdy q Son; W. q. pineis. John g RyAn.
NovetnbSf IL, lc6s. e616raJ .'llI% = II
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JAPANBZE SWITCHES

4 Dozen, assorted colors, re-
x ceived to-day, 25th Novem-
ber, at the
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-21

TnE WoRErSeMEN's REsoLUTIoNs.-The published resolutions of the Nevada Work ingmen's Convention, declare in substance that the importation of Asiatics anc their employment in our mines and other fields of labor must be discontinued, or it vii bring on an irrepressible conflict, the end of which must be boodshed and ruin; that la'or will cooperate with capital if it can obtsn some of the corn, instead of the husks; uat all violence is discountenanced, but if pushed to the wall, "the end must justify the neans."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-21
Aew Adrsrtisements
GOVERNMENT FARM FOR RENT.
CAMP MCDOWELL, ARIZONA, ! OFFICE or A. A. e. M., August {, l39

Proposas will be received al this oice unt October first iee9 for the rental Of the GOVERNMENT FARM for one year. commencing January first, 1870 The farm s situated the Verde River Ore Tnae from this po. and about two hundred acres der cu tivntion, by process of irrigation.
 The products of the farm to be grain and for age" which be delivered a his post n lth qian. tiiics as may be required by the A. 4. .. NJ. The grain received from the farm must co1s princi' rally of corn and barley The forage-'sfghum, corn fodder and barley hay" Tho price of the grain and forage n goll cin or Y. equivalent in U s. currency, be stated in pr1als The party or rrtls, leasing will have the all teois now attached lo the farm
 By order Of General c. c. sAwTELLE.
 J L. JOHStTON. ang2li6 Bvt Captain U. $. A, AA.Q N.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-21
Notice to Trespassers.

t having become quite common, of late for people 10 walk ride hnd drive my fields io the Injury of my main road A. c. WILLIAMSON
 La clede Ranch Willow Valley August It 1869.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-21

HS1-FIss French Lawns can be purchased of D. HEsDERsoS < Co, for 37 l-2 cents per yard.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-21
Prescott Adrertissmsnts.
GOOD TIMES COME AGAlNI RE-OPENING
 OF THE p E s corr HOUSE.

Messrs. Chambers Reeve wish to announce s<-xs to the public that they have leased, renovated Ti aud are now running this large, sebeTsSs ss3 i... cOmmodiOus hotel for the accommodation ef 1.txA families single boarders and transient customers and that while under their charge, h shall be kept ia the best possible
 The house contains several good suitable for fam. iesi also excellent sleeping accommodations for single persona
 BAR will be kept in the house for the accommodation of those wishing to paironize it but with will be of secondary importance time and atteution shall be mainly devoted ts the work Of keeping good hotel IB Bills mus; be settled when Gno.
 D T. CHAMBERS,
 K. REEVE. Prescott August li. 1869.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-21

TnE Los Angeles Neos understands that arrangements are being made for Ac nblca- ton of another paper in San Diego.