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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-06

In regard to the bonded debt of tho
State, ho says, cit must not be pre-
sumed that the increase in the bonded
debt Of the State, is tho creation, in
any considerable degree, of the exist
ing administrations"
On this point, it is woll known that
the existing administration, and it
alone, is responsible for tho greater
portion of the increase of our bonded
debt. It's estravagant expenditures,
and lavish waste Of public funds, have
entailed upon the State the heavy
debt DOW resting overit. All sources
of revenue have been seized upon, and
turned into the pockets Of villains
and thieves, the Treasury depleted,
and III consequence, an issue Of bonds
required in order to raisc money for
carry ing on tho machinery Of govern
mcnt. Has not this most materially
facilitated q the increase of our bonded
debt, aud does it not fix the RESPONSE.
billty upon Gov. Seott aud the Kadi-
cal administration This fact is too
plain to every one.
In our next, we will consider some
other points Of this remarkable paper
from the Executive Chamber, which
by the by, strikes us very forcibly rs
being the production Of certain ic-
gel gentleman in Governor Scott's
cabinet.
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TSL@ SwAphic.
From Indiana.

TERRE iIAurE, lSo., November 27.-.
Hon. | aniel W. Voorhees,, in card
published in the journal Of this city,
proposes an important Democratic
party movement. He says: 81
kecnly appreciate the importance of
an authoritative expression of princi-
pies which arc to guide us in the fu.
turc as i'll the past It should be
made at III early day, in order that
the organ'z tiou shaI! be pc, foe, cd
aud couidenco restored in time for
the approaching campaign. This,
however, should DO ia the shape OF a
National Cony"ntivn, em mbracius dele.
G Ac> fr"m ~ the States.
"l am in favor Of calling such Il
conve"t'nn At some centra! point in
tn" West, "n 4 day not later than the
22d Of February next. The call
~h"uld be is>usd hy the Nation.l Iix.
crnuvc Commiifc", and delegates
should be appointed BY State and
disni"S cvnyeu,ionS. The business
Of IBIS hcdy should be to carcfuliy
md lati""ily weigh all views laid
before II, to agree upon and publish
Il definite declaration oF principles
upon al, matters ahectiUS Ito political
character and safety Of our free iu.
stitution<. This being done, it should
adlynrn to day ISad for nomi"utiug
candidates for the Presidency. ln
the meantime, the people Of the States
can discuss and approve or disapprove
Of what has been done.
"it would DC tho duty Of all Demo.
crats taking part in politics to submit
to the voice of the ma jority. lr,kere
arc such AZ prcI"r their own conv.c-
tion rv,n to the platform Of the Ma.
/ tional Convention they can s,;.p aside
IN quiet, without 'mba1us,icg any
body else. Let uz, howrvcr, have
political AZ we'll rs pcrsoOal harmcny.
and success is Within our reach. |!
tie entire Democ attic vote can be
Constituted, inspired with cutLusi-
asm, and brought 70 tho polls. Gen.
Grant csnMot fc reelected. 1t was
Tie voters OF our party tha; stayed IL.
home on the date Of the late election
which wrought such ii widespread de-
feat. There is TO increase Of the
Republican vote. | make tho ahovo
suggestions knowing Nat it is entirely
Prnc;icable, and th4: u meets an ur-
gcnt dcu.aud Of tho present crisis.
shall respectfully urge 1T upon the
National Executive ConImit.nc, and
u.M for il the favorable cnn.id cr,t;o,
oi conservative men everywhere"
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Trorb!c in BEAUFORT District.

The Savannah News says: owe
had an interview yesterday, evening
with gentleman who resides upon the
CAclina side of the river In regard to
affairs in that section. lie gives II
particularly gloomy account of th"
situation at present, and is hv !.
means hopeful Of the future. NIa,t,.
grow worse and wolso every day. and
no white man who lives in thinly
populated Acighborhood considers his
life or property safe. Tho carpet
hagge,s are taking pains to inflamc
the negroes with inccndiary purposes,
aud to to array them collective.
sy and individually against the whites,
and serious trouble is mo.nentaril,
expected. Siuco the Montmollm
affair, the particulars Of which have
been previously reported in these col
umns, the negroes in shat section arc
out.Spokcn in their threats Of inctn-
dlarism hnd in their dcnunviation Of
tho whites. Crowds of negroes thrcng
tho roads )eading to Rlutfton, whith-
or they 60 for the purpose Of drawing
guns. lndnr whose supervision
TINS drawing takes place, our inior-
mant docs not know. Along with the
guns they arc supplied with rounds Of
haIl-cartlidges, hayoncts, cartridge
boxes and Nclts--rcgular army nc-
e'ntremonts- and things appear to be
rapidly assuming war footing"
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united STATES COuri Mnd the
Ku KIuX Trials.

In Il few days in Columbia, many
of our follow citizens will lie brought
- the bar of justice, charged with
heinous crimes. \ stern tribunal is
now sitting, prepared, in behalf of tho
General Government, to try persons
said to be implicated in outragcs
claimed, by tho party in power, as tho
work of the famous ku klux Khan.
The judicinl representatives. of the
government arc Judge Bond of Balti.
more, and Judge Bryan Of this State.
The former comes to this section of
Seen. Grants military district" un-
der unfavorable auspices, not as U.
S. Judge, but on account of his cor.
motion with the K. Il. trials at Raj
eigh, N. c., last summer, during the
progress of which he displayed a
cruel, partisan spirit towards those
arraigned before him, rendering their
trial farce, and making Justice an
idlo word. Under such damninp
circumstances, it is but natural that
the minds Of our people should bo
grortly preiudiced against bim, not
recognizing in him the impartial
Judge, bat the to- of in n,hitsered
administration. We earnestly hope,
however, that his judicial course
while in our State may bc such as to
destroy those prejudioos, and leave
behind him far d,ff,ront Impressions
thau were in existence previous to his
coming bithor. We express this
hope in good faith, inasmuch as VIC
are the friends Of law and order, and
dosire always to promote harmony and
good feeling between the various
parts Of the Union.
In regard to Judge Bryan, we need
scarcely say much, as his high oharac-
ter for imp.rtiality and integrity as o
servant of the law, is too woll known
by our own people to require any
NEED of fpraisc from US. We are fully
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From louisiana.

NV OnLEAN=, November 30
Advlc's from Matamoraa state Tint
General Levine telr graphs the rcvo.
lu'"nlsts at Monterey that ho has
cIninr"u the greatcr part Ut tho city
OF S'Itiilo " The late battles, and is
pressing the scigc vi&p~nu,Iy. 1000
Io'ern'nrnt troops are emmrl in.
SIDE, with thcir water supply out
oil. We rcpoats that General Oneor.
ra%o had reinforced him with troops
aud supplies from lcralyo. The
eaF'tu!n,ion Of Sa]tilIo is hourly
expected by insurgent sympathizers
here.
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TER .US-,IE .4DF.dNTE
~ Arrests Releases = PrisonerS.

Since o6r last issue the following
persons bave been arrested G. b.
a5Foster, j.. NJ. Gentry, Mai. VIM.
Webster, and l.. G. ,paJseur. These
gentlemen arc now in prison. G.
Turner, Daniel Anthony, Elias Wall,
Esq, Maj. W. =. Bishop, FicIdcn
u kimball, and several others whose
ri names We do rot know, havo been
. released. Mcss,s. G. =. Turner and
'"Danlel Anthony, after three weeks
2 Imprisonment, wero carried before the
Commissioner for tho purpose Of in
Yestigatlng their cases. Not n par
% tlclo OF testimony could be brought
8 against them--iot a witness or an al ,
p davit. They were arrested without
q all ttfidavit having been made against
= them, We suppoSe~-upon nero supi-
cion The following is list of pris.
oncra now confined in The Harris
Building: ......
~ NJ. G. EIackwoad, Rev. W. d. Ian.
caster, K. S. Cash, A. j. Williams,
Acnry Surratt, ". II. lIorton, Solo
mon Taylor, John Jones, j. W. Har-
ris, j. Il. Tinhal, w, p. Under, John
Centrell, llcury Centrel}, William
Gardner, Charles Tato, James Tute,
Berry i. Price, Steven D. Splawn,
i. i. Simpson, Lewis Henderson, b.
Il. Williams, John Chapman, George
{. Bishop, u. NJ. Gantrcll, John
Clement, Calvin Cook, Philip Robins.
James McA l,st"r, G.. r. Bishop, 4.
Is. Bishop, i. j. Cash, Ira Phillips,
a. +. Clements, Lcvi Smith, Capt
Alison Clary, Nick Bridges, Calvin
Moorc, II. W. Mcdowell, y. G. Mo.
Dowcll. j. :. Black, Alex Bridges,
Iohu Moore. Simpson Sanders, l..
NJ. GENTRY, G.. H. Foster, MINOR Will
l'"m Webster, l.. G. P"yscur, Thomas
Popcr
The following named persons arc
confined in the Jail
John Mathis, Columbus NJ this,
Martin llammett, Wllhnm Self, Mon.
roe Scrurgs, Andy Cudd, Aaron Eel
Mathew Burke, Chsrterfcld Scruggs
Aibert Martin, colored, Simpson
hlrby, p. l.. Henry, Obediah Rob
bins. ~~ Up" 'o"d"rg .Hartan
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after.which, he lay down and slept
with his victim until daylight. Tie
white man when questioned about the
confessed that he had com.
mittod the deed, and stated that thcy
had asdifficulty several days previous :;
that he regarded him as a bad man,
and had watched his opportunity to
attack him whilst asleep. The perpe-
traitor Of the dcod was a Canadian by
birth, and is supposed to be somo-
what derunged.
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Foreign News.

MADRID, November 30.-It is re.
ported that the Government has re-
solved to send 10000 reipforcements
to Cuba, and to remove Valmaseda.
PARIS, November 3O.-Cremieux,
was executed, yesterday, at Mar
scilles. He died courageously, and
his last words wore "Vive RepuJH.
gueW #. .# ...........t.
BRUSSELS, November 0.-Dospito
the extraordinary precautions, dis.
turbances were renewed here to day,
it being the anniversary Of the Com
mune. Monster crowds, belonging
to opposite parties, gathered in tho
st. Gets, aud there we're several colli-
sions between them. Some sixty Of
the Civic Guards were ordered to nd.
Yancc on tho people, but they refused
and reversed their muskc,s. Agita-
ton continues and the excitement
runs high.
BNUssELs, December 1.-The King
demanding the portfolios of tho Mir.
istry, they have resigned. This has
IA tranquiIiziug effect. The forma.
tio0 Of Il new cabinet is entrusted to
a. Theux, leader Of tho Consorva-
tive party.
l.oNnoH, December Am official
bulletin, sued at 8 A. NJ, an
nonnces that the Prince Of Wales
had quiet night. The fcvor is Sc
yere but .he case is progressing satis.
factorily.
MADRID, Docembcr 2.--It is ru-
mored that Great Britain and tho
NHited States threaten immediate in
tervcntion in Cuba. The Cabinet
held protracted session yesterday.
The King was in consultation with
the ministers up to a lato hour.
Amadcons WAS present at ycster.
days Cabinet. lie showed deep con.
ccrn for the condition Of tho Cuban
people, and expressed n desire to pro-
coed to Havana himself and direct
measures for paciicnion.
CALCUTTA, December Am cx-
plosion of a powder and cartridge
factory at Fort Agra killed thirty tx
persons, including two commissioned
officers
BcnIIN, December 2.-The local
Police Gazette declares that nothing
less than an apology and indemnity to
the injured, from Brazil, will satisfy
Germany. 1t is claimed that tho
outrage was committed at the instiga-
tion Of tho French upon prussian
sailora.
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From New York.

NV York, November So.~- Tx.
Comptroller Conucl.y Is in Ludlow
street Jail.
New York. November 20 -M,yor
HaIl has disapFcarc1--it is supposea
10 AVOID custody during Tomorrow.
li's bail lH liked ~ 81 100000.
Tho health oiG,9r reporting that
oholora had disappeared d from the low.
er bay, the Franklin will be allow
Cd TO como to the city on Sunday,
AsHNGToN, November 90. Tale.
grams from the North and " est con-.
unuo to report unusually severe
weather for Che sooson.
CHICAGO, Novsm Der 29.-Tho Mis-.
Eiss'P' River is eotirely closcd above
tho bridge at Dubuque.
Some human bodies have been
found IN thesdehris Of 6S North Clark
street, which, before tho fire, was oc.
CAPPED by family named Dressler
consisting Of the husband vifo and
wife's brother, al Of whom haye been
m ;ssing since the Gre.
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Items.

DuEBEC, December 2.---1he river
is checked below, and many vessels
haze been abandoned the crew es.
capped IN fr,zcn condition,
Mcheal Strohemcn, implicated
with Stokes in the Tennessee bounty
frauds has arrived hero and been
jailed
The report of the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue states that the ag.
gregate receipts Of the fiscal wear
arc $l4I,0 900, 600 estimated receipts
Of tho current year Sl25,0O0, 900:
number of distiiercs registered
,043, producing 5000, 600 taxable
gallons fruit distillation aggregate
2,I5o,ooo gallons
New YoRK, December 2.--The
hudson Rlver is closed as far South
as Tlvoli.
Connolly's proposed confessions is
hoax. Application has been mado
70 reduce Connolly's bail. None of
Twocd's bondsmeu have withd
The smallpox deaths for the week
have increaSed.
WAsHiHGTo>, December 2.-The
BE ate vii Caucus on Monday morn.
M uFon tho election Of new Officers.
WAsHlNGToH, Dnccmher 1.-The
Government will hereafter, and uutil
better crndition of things shall exist
IN tho leland Of Cnba, keep a strong
naval armament in Cuban waters.
While this will have no hostile sig
nlhoance, it is designed to be au init.
'na'i'n to Spain, that if that is SO
weak as to be unable to secure peace
and good order Oh that island, in case
OF insurreotion or other grave publio
disturbances, this fleet will be use d
IN such cases for tho protection of
american citizens and interests on
that island, if nccda be, to tho full
extent Of the power of the Govern.
ment.
NEW IoRN, December Tx
Comptroller Connolly is beginning to
despair Of securing bail, and the shcr.
III thinks there is no possibility Of
sUch an event. Three Of Twced's
bondsmen siguitied an intention to
withdraw their names from the bond,
1t others were not secured. He will
share the fate Of Connolly. Mayor
Hall has not been arrested, and the
sheriff denies having an order or any
papers in connection herewith, or
any knowledge of an issuance of an
order Of arrest
JACKSON, Miss, December O.
Powers has been inaugurated as Gov
UrODr lpnrn 10 10 W.
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OverhOr ScOtt's Message.

The annual Message of our Exccu-
tive to the General Assembly is be-
fore us, and We have endeavored to
bestow upon it careful and CLOSE
perusal, in order to give to tho public
the benoGt of our oritioiam, privi-
lege always reserved to the press.
In it we SEQ much to commend, but
decidedly more to condemn. We
will not withhold from Gov. Scott the
praise be deserves in recomm ending
measures of reform, and curtailmncnt
of expenditures in all departments of
the State government Executive, Ju-
dicinl and Legislature, and if he had
confined himself to these matters,
which are of most Importance to the
people at large, we would have been
disposed to forget for the time the
character and anteoedents of the man
who at present occupies our Gubcrnn-
torial chair. 1nasmuch as, however,
he has seen proper to depart from a
strict line of duty, and SANDER the
good people of this State, and utter
his maledictions against them, We
propose to bring him to the bar of
public opinion, and there arraign him
on the charge Of having framed q ma,
lioious libel upon a people, already
suffering bitterly the fruits Of his NAL
administration. Spurncd and con-
dcmned by all honest mon, ho seeks
revenge in tramping up false and RI
diculous charges, against them, and
attempts to throw tho odium Of his
corrupt administration upon the
shoulders of those upon whom it does
not rightfully rest, and in thus look.
ing about for soapogoat for his own
dishonesty and venality, virtually
makes q confession of the misdeeds Of
which be has time and again bcen &C.
cused. The finger Of the whole poo.
ple points at him and plainly says,
Whou art the man." and thou canst
not escape punishment thine iniquity
has brought upon thee"
No, dear G ovcrnor, the world knows
that you have betrayed the people of
South Carolina, and tho sacred trusts
rcposed in your hands by them, and
although you have resorted to mis-
cradle subterfuge to divert the suspi,
cion that so justly rests upon you, you
cannot deceive them. "Truth is
mighty, and will prevail" You
! bavo convicted yourself, and have
confirmed general belief as to your
infa character. You have oftep-
timDs deludod the people you pretend
TO govern, but you are at last impal.
ed. You have scaled the universal
verdict Of your treaohery and faith.
les'nces, and all your attempts at
shifting The responsibility Of your
rotten administration to innocent
shnlders is only another exhibition
of Jour infamy.
Our ,rorthy Governor tries to be
funny, and almost succeeds in boi1g
30, were not d;abolical purpose con.
ceaed beneath. ... s.. ''.. " s |
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The Bond holders Getting Alarmed.

" We tina the following telcgraphic
aespa1ch in tho New York STANDARD
Of tu' fd"y last, under tho caption of
"lne south Carolina Legislature to
b, Bought -
v " AsnINGroH, November 27.-It
'hna'eomo out that a lobby is in the
process Of organization in this city
aud New York, for tho purpose Of
%hrlhing the members of tho South
20 Legislature to secure financial leeis.
lation favorable 70 the interests of the
holders of fraud ulont bouds. 1t is
presumed that SB0, 900 will constitu.
tute sufficient funds. a. . Fs.a.
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EUr9ign NcWh.

LoNDoH, November 28.--'i'l latest
rihciai bulletin says tho Prince of
Whales condition il unexpectedly
favorable. HHsiept last night. Tho
fever is nbating The illness Of
Princess Alexandra not serious.
MADRID, November 2S.-Gen. Sick.
les married Miss Creach, and depart
ed for New York.
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more fix their guilt, and prove alto
gcther unavailipg.
In another part of his message,
Gov. Scott dwells to considerable
extent upon the Ku Klux troubles in
this State, and in a partisan way dis
ousses. their m erits and dement's. He
directs his bitterness and malignity at
the men. whom South Carolina has
always delighted to honor, and seems
to take pleasure in stigmatizing as
rebels all those who are his political
enemies, and the friends of good gov.
crnmcnt.
Amongst other things, he says, ,"tbey
denounced the State Government,
elected by majority Of forty-thrce
thousand ofthe voters of tho people,
Che ought to have said negro vo,er>,)
as ca tyrannical usurpation,' and IL
negro oligarchy,' designed to crush
out white men and they igmatized
its loyal supporters as thieves md
robbers, aud PASSED Il general sem
tenco of outlawry upon every Il. pub.
lican without regard to character"
Admitting all these with the ex-
ception of tho last chargc,) recent de-
velopmehts sustain them. Yea more,
than that. They sustain every charge
of dishonesty and pcculation tba, hos
ever been brought against the State
Government, and this Gov. Scott him.
self knows, and would acknowledge
were his own skirts clean. In regard
to a sentence Of outlawry being pass
cd upon every Republican without
regard to character the assertion is
false and slandcrouS. The white peo.
pic of this Safe have never rcpudiat.
ed an honest Republican, that is, one
who proved himself to be such. The
history of this State for the past three
years will verify our statement, and
We challenge Gov. Scott, or any other
man to prove to the contrarJ.
We give our baud 10 every honest
upright man, one Of sound PRINCIPLES,
whether be be white or black, Demo
crat or Republican, but the govern.
mont of the United States, ayo the
combined force Of the world, car
mover compel us to affiliate with res.
pect, or recognize Il public thief and
his allies and supporters.
We prescribe no ma:i for his poll.
tics, but We do prescribe him for hif
character, for hia infumy and rascality
for his dishonesty and villainy. This
Is the position wo take, and VIC be.
lieve that in this particular, we re.
fleet the sentiments Of tho people oi
South Carolina.
AS VIC have said before, VIC give
Gov. Scott all duo credit for his wise
and patriotic recommendation to the
General Assembly, as contained in
his message, but at the same time
VIC think him deserving of severe cen
sure and condemnation for attempting
to misreprenent affairs in this State,
uBd for his Wholesale abuse of our
people whose only crime consists in
bold opposition to his corrupt and rot
ten administration. But We care moi
for his ISLANDERS and insults. We will
live to see the time when South Caro-.
lima shall bo vindicu,cd. and " hen the
cause of justice and right shall
achieve glorious triumph Over Radi
CuliSm aud its corruntirnS.
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Homicide at ihe iPtmtentiary.

E3 90 Thursday night last, says tho
-, ColYp:b;a sRh@n'x, colored convict
at rho p",itentiary was killed by
an"thc' convict, "a white man.) con.
fined lnthe same col, who beat his
bra ius out, and then cut his throat ;
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From GeUrsiu,

Augusta, November 80. In the
drawing OF tho Aiken premium land
sa,e' which took place day, No. 10,
I19 drew the Srst prize, valued at
$25,o ,ooo. Harry Watkins, the rnyorito
actor Won il.
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secretary dNlGuTo.

We ar" glad to see that our %ccro.
tary Of State has taken decided
stand aganat the "Ring" in Colum 5ia
We regard him M honest maM, and
hope he will maintain hi. position. and
lend his assistance to the people in
their fight against tho frauds and cor.
rup,ions that are heiry develop, d
every dag. Let every honest colo,cd
man como 80 the rescue ala help pre-
serve our State from tho rulN tha, ROW
thrcatens it,
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EMCE-G Gt 2

7 respectfully inform ray friend, and the
4 public generally th1 viii receive oA
or before the lurh u thia month 4 lot o.
lin" Kentucky JlvSs, which riN o!s"r tn
sale ut the market prise. Don't forget thai
l will have them hcre about ihc lurh inst.
dec 5-f3xl ". K. NOATI.
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Market Rcp0rtR.

New YoRK, Dec. D. Even ing 80.
Cotton 6rmer sales 2,440 bales
uplands 10; Orleans l0s. Gold loR
CHARLEsroH, December 2.-Cot-
ton I, quiet middliogs l8l; receipts
1880; sales 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2.-~Evcning--
Cotton opened quiet and is now dull
c,,uplands 9s Orleans 10 salos TO-.
600 bla!es
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From Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2S.-The
~, His bali occurs at the Academy of
Music. Subscription to the fcstivi-
tvs, $50.
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Col. Thomas k.rttrr 80 E'yeai y
dent asl:eNt.

On the first page of this Ii. ""> Que
readers will find lottcr udir, $ Ell to
President Grant by Col. John =.
Thomas, of Coz. Mia. 1t is an able
and manly vindication Of our ycrsccu-
ted people, and presents in true
light tho condition Of atlairs in this
bayonet-riddcn State. 1t is we'll
worth 4 careful perusal.
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The Second crop Of strawberries arc
selling q. Norfolk, Virginia, !or 81 per
box.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

BY l.. II. hYKR's STAGE From RENO.
Crawford Up Frisbie II Stewart
A Eaton NJ Dewitt