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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-20
The Ku Klux Trials.


Tie United States Court has now been
three weeks engaged in the trial of the
ku KluN prisoners, before Judges Bond
and Bryan In Columbia, and as yet very
little progress has been made. The first
two weeks were occupied with the dis
cussion of legal and constitutional qucs-
tions, growing out of the imrancling OF
tic jurics and the various exceptions to-
ken to the Indictments, and it was not
until Tuesday of the past week, that the
first trial was entered upon-that OF
Robert Hayes Mitchell for the murder of
Jim Williams. Even in this case it was
necessary for the prosecution to with
draw one Of the counts of the indictment
that charging q violation of the right
to bear arms as to wi ich the Court was
not prepared to say, whether the United
States Court had Jurisdiction. Hun
dreds of prisoners are to be arraigned,
and as they arc all severing in their de-
fences, the trials promise to be internli-
nablc.
The prisoners for the most part arc
very poor specimens of humanity, and
are doubtless many of them guilty Of the
acts charged, but many good men Joined
the order for purposes Of mutual protec
ton and redress of grievances, who
neither encouraged the acts Of cruelty
and oppression nor sympathized with
the perpetrators. .-., e. .. : 49, =.
As the Chester Reporter we'll says:
"What is known as Ku KluNisn, was
tolerated in vague sort of way, SO long
as It was believed to be. directed against
the WRONGS and evils Of bad governmcnt,
Tor, violeIsce,' ~h clf it was directed solely
against Glc enemies Of society, aid, the
publie:peace, but we have. hot yet seen
any man worthy Of the lame, WHO
@ouldIStolerate or excuse organized
srowdy yism.n AZ :. ... ....' ......
To our Colum bia contemporaries ofthe
Press, especially to the Columbia Union,
we are indebted for very full reports O;
the proceedings, and have read, with
much interest the able arguments of the
distinguished counsel. :. 'l':sus..,. ~
Since writing the above, we see tina:
the Jury iii The case of Robnrt Hayes
Mitchell have brought in a verdict OF
guilty under the second eount-of con-
spilacy to injury and oppress jim Viii
liams for'reting at the election. Of Octo-
thcr, 1870. .....,..r r.,....s
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It Is false idea that imm;gTatic-, ,s d..
signed to :..pplant the old labor-what
we need is more labor, which will at the
same time make more effective that
which weshave, and which VIII benefit
all classes by an increase of production.
We are glad to learn tn at the Agricnl-
tural Congress has recommended the for
nation Of Southern Bureau Of Irm:r
grafton, of broad and comprehensive
'cl.aracter,; under charter from Cangress,
|and'has placed the matter in the hands
of such energetic and competent men as
Mr.. True of Georgia, Gen. Iawton, of
Charleston, S. c., and Mr.. Pceke, Super
inteMdent of the South Carolina Rail-
road. We regard this navcment as q
most important one, and one that cannot
tail with proper management in produc-
ing the best results at once.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-20

TIE Hot SUrpER.--We learn that the
ladies of the Methodist Church of our
village: propose giving q hot supper at
the Marshall House. on Thursday eve
ming of the present week, for the benefit
of the Church. The occasion presents a
fitting opportunity for opening up the
Christmas festivities, and we have no
doubt that it will be duly honorcd-as
well byrthe charitably disposed, as by
those who are lovers Of social enjoyment
and good eating, Our friends may rest
assured that they will get good supper
of the best that the town or country cain
afford. The taste and skill Of the ladies
who have the matter in. charge, will
guarantee the sumptlousncss of, the ell
itertainmcnt. p. ".-.pp t...-.. .'' 81 -. -
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A VISIT TO ABBEvILLE CouNTY.-We
paid brief visit to the New Market
neighborhood of Abbeyille last week,
-antiawere.pleasedto find that the crops
have been fair this year. In our opin-
ion -three=fourths of a cottotherop,will be
realizsd. There is some Improvement
goingon ifthe district. AIpre steam saw
mills and grfst mills than Gcf4pethe war,
aud what seems entirely q New thing,
steam poweris introduced 10 gin cotton,
u great saving of mule proHestyE5a 5aianala,
Dor Of hands. Returning Saturday, we
found that our host, Mr.. Glymph, at
Cokcsbury1-was weli-patronized attire
dinner house, as he deserves to be. Mr..
McGhee's breakfqst house ati ReltoR IF
Glymph's dinner house, at Hodges De-
pof are 'e1tml III the way of good eating.
The number Of railroad passenger rs
considerable, and the freight business lis
pospering on the Gresn3iHe and Qbs
iumbia Railroad lillewisc.- GrceariNe
Enterprise. .a.e---- - -"'
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oGREENy1LLE. COTTON TRADE.-Iast
year there WAS near eightthou: and bales
of cotton in this place. The trade this
year has been good, and there is 40 rea-
son it should not increase, us the highest
prices are paid here, dcducting freight
and commissions, allowing about rs much
as in Augusta or Charleston: we no
ticcd somo time ago that one day, cotton
sold in Greenyille ut within onc-fourlh
of cent of the Augusta prices. We
have number of buyers, and no lack of
competition, and plenty of capital among
them to insure cash payments. Green
vile is the best cotton market for this
County, for Spartanburg, Laurens ana
adjacent parts of Anderson and Plckens.
Staple goods can be bought here on as
goud terms rs Observation-Disclosures.
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ADBEvILLE MARKEr.-During the
past two weeks our cotton market has
partaken Of the prevailing buoyancy,
and with prices varying from III to III
cents per pound, has proved itself one OF
the best in the up-country. AS conse-
quence, our merchants have been doing
brisk business both in the purchase OF
cotton and in the sale of goods. Oar
friends may come with the assurance nf
getting the highest market price for their
produce, rs well as buying their supplies
at reasonable rates. Or merchants have
large stocks and will make it .to.the In
tsrest of tho planter to patronize them
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ASDEnsoS's FARMERS AM .MEe1IAS,
Ics Observation-Disclosures hatctiigcn'
Ger of the past week We learn that q
joint Stock Association was organized
on the 9th instant. Tho following Off
GERS were elected. ,-cqy..,. .. t-H.s 1f
I'rcsielent-B. +. Crayton, Esq. " u, IT,, =
Ducctors--J. w. Norris, w: W. Ham
phreys, B. F.. WHITTIER, d. NJ. Watson
and w. J. Lisont j.. -.....i -n"J;"p
Sec'y and Tfeas,'rcr-James A.; Hoyt
: On motion, the President and Dircc.
tors were authorized, when the sum ot
S25oa was in hand, TO- purchase Fair
Grounds and begin the erection o.
buildings. Also, to procure o charter
.or the Association. ~ ,.-o-. :.
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j AN AssAULT.-Mr. G. Wesley Cromer,
ia well-known citizen Of this yiclnity
whilst on his way to the Village on
"Wednesday last, was fired at by some
unknown person, who was in ambush
near the road side, and received some
fourteen shot in the face and throat
There is something mean and cowardly
in these secret attacks which apart from
their being attractions of; the public
peace, deserves the rtprobat;on of cvcry
one who has Il spark, Of manhood: We
trust that the perpetrator may be discov!
cred. q. .,t..r 80. = .''- - "'
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p RESIGNATION OF FAKERMAN.-We sup
pose that there is not . true. man. in the
South who will not rejoice to hear Of tlie
resignation of Graut's late Attorney
General. \. nan of. small intellectual
cahbrci-he has bcen only enabled tohofd
his position So long by the display Of
more than' ordinary party zeal III behalf
Of his n,aster and against tho pcoI1ie"ol
hissection. But the 'prcssdre was too
great and7he has been forced to make
way for q better man. ... -. ,,..r Is. s,.
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To OUR PATRoNs.-According to GUS
tom we make our annual appeal to al!
of our patrons who are indebted tous
by subscription or advertising, that they
make payment atan early day. Saleday
in January will be very suitable time
and we would be glad to receive a visi
from our friends. Our expenditures nee
essarily involve heavy cash outlay
and the money from our patrons neve>
comes moment too soon. We trust thei
that they will respond with their accus
toned liberality, and enable us to 60 OF
our way rejoicing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-20
Southern :, immigration. -,

A very excellent address was delivered
before the late Agricultural Congress
which met in Selma Alabama, by Mr..
B. H. True, OF Madison Ga, OH the all
important question Of labor, and the
means to get it.. IIc shows that whilst
from 1920 to 1870, inclusive, some seven
and half millions Of immigrants have
come to this country from over-crowded
Europe, the South has only obtained in
that period about ninety thousand souls
the great tide being controlled by the
well-organized societies of the North and
North West, and have been directed to
those favored localities. In 1899, the
difference between the North and South
in population was only about ten thous-
and, yet now this difference. amounts to
ten or fifteen MILLIONS, Imagine some
ten millions of settlers coming from
abroad to the South with an average of
ten thousand dollars to each man., and
we may form some1 idea of What AN in
crease they would give TO the wealth of
our section, ana What atanimPetus toeYery
industrial pursuit. The South isblessed
with all the elements Of: wealth and
needs only labor to develop them. The
climate itself, so vastly superior to that
of the North West for the prosecution of
any outdoor pursuit, would determine
the choice Of the Immigrant, if the mat
ter was properly presented. Besides we
have open lands and cultivated. farms,
and schools and churches, and every IA
cllity of transportation- cheap lands,
and demand everywhere for skilled
and unskilled labor-in short anything
to benefit the Immigrants All that We
need is some organized effort to bring
these advaptages}tQ the view of the i'm
migrant. ,-st.. Is.
Alr. True answers the objection that
foreigners know nothing of the culture
of cotton, by the remark that they are
needed for other purposes-to inaugurate
new enterprises, and to keep in opera
non the varied Industries which are es-
sential to the prosperity of our section. |
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Hot SUPPER AT CLEAR SPRING.
We learn that the younBpeople of, Clear
Spring Academy intend having Hot
Supper ande~Gl,ristfssns~ during
Christmas week, when those inclined
may; enjoy tile pleasure of tripping it
con the light fantastic toe" We have
no doubt that the OCCASION will be one
of much enjoyment, and our young
friends will have good time generally.
There is not better neighborhood in
the State, or one that can get up bet
ter entertainment of this kind.
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New YORK, December l8.-Willian
NJ. Tweed has been arrested and remain:
i'm charge of Sheriff at the metropolitan
Hotel. He was indicted for felony, ant
bail was refused. A similar warrant was
served on Connolly, at Ludlow Jail, as
retainer, should Connolly secure bail OH
the first Indictment. Tweed's covers 1
hundred pages. =" ~,
The Workingmcn's Union took no ac
tio,r nponinvitation to join the hlterna
tiel,nl procession. -'''.'
Tweed reached the court in charge o
two Sherifls.. -He'aprcatrd' urconcern'
ed. The main charge is for fraudulent
ily auditing accounts. p, LIS
New. YOEK. Derenlber il8.-John v
Norton, postoi1icc dcfaultcr, has been ar
rested. ComptrollerConnolly's bail lss
,,5ecn named ii SkQeaigQ0. Ji+- i; ~
|. IRiclfai'd n. BIatchiord was robbed OIL
,!!tlte streets of $50 900 III bonds.
;..1Fweed Was' heartily clieerndl by Nh
frtend4;; When brought! into :: oourt
,!Eas6ea was colnMitted to- the :toint's
Withhold BAIL. "A later; ;dispatoll say'
Tweed WAS before Judge Barnard on hd
bees corpus, who released him on S3,0O'
bail. So" ,........ o.. .,... .:,,,. .-... .,
l. WASHINGTON, December l).-Thc Com
missioner of Internal Revenue ha- noni-
mated to the Pres dent R.njamin'F. Rel
us Collector of the Second Georgia Dis
! trict; James +. Dener, Collector of thu
Fourth Georgia District. ."G'-.
/ Ex-senator Williams, who become:
Attorney General on the 10th of. Janua
y,zwas congratulated by his friends to-
night. He, made Il brief speech. :a11t
said "AH the abilities and energies
possess will be devoted to, the ontorce'
ineit of the laws and the suppression o
violence. disorder and crime. ! prom
ise all whom it may concern that when
am placed at the head of tile Depart'
ment of Justice, so far q, my jurisdic-
ton in that department maYgo its man.
dates will be dispensed without fear ~
favor, anG with equal visor and reSpcc!
for all clausscs and condition of men.
regret tthat in some sections OF the;coun-
try a spirit of lawlessncss seems to pre-
vail. | will favor every consideration OF
kindness to induce obedience to the
laws but, if no other meanswill answer,
then am for using the Whole 'pewer'oi
the country to crush out the every con:
spiracy against the peace Of society and
the safety Of unotfcnding citiZens'
The new Attorney General is amazed
that any considerable number, ut this
time, should engage in violence and dis
order, for there is nothing to gain and
much to lose.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-20
Masonic Election,

The following officers of Clinton
Lodge, No. 3, A. Il. NJ, were elected on
Monday evening Of the past week, to
serve for the ensuing year, :
w. II. PARKER, WIN:
HUGH WILSON, S. W.. .
J. n. RoBERTsoNrJ. W.
II. G. SEAL, Treasurer.' s.
J. j.. OSBORN, Secretary. -
CICERO HUGHES, Tiler.
w. r. WHITE, S. u.
A. NJ. HILL, J. D.
". w. srNoUsE. J Stewards,
Fhe Installation of officers will take
place Oh the evening Of the 9th inst.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-20

CHRISTMAS TREE-Lee & Parker
with the aid of Santa Claus, are getting
up a handsome Christmas tree ut their
establishment which is to bear OH its
fruitful boughs alI tho good things of the
season. Our young friends will find a
little Of everything nice to the taste and
beautiful to see. Call and examine for
s~--~
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p: ngns A. large meeting of the tax-pay-
ers of the City Of Columbia, was held OH
the 18th inst (which resolutions were
unanimously adopted, protesting against
the passage of bill WHICH is now before
the Legislature, allowing the City Coun-
Gil to issue ssoo,ooo in eight Per. cent
.knnl..
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New Advertisements.

Wo direct attention to the following
-. -, 8 4-~.-,, . .-zs,Ss -sirf--sf'. N'r~Se
new advertisements:
Emporium of Fashion-Domostics.
Emporium of Fashion Millinery.
Reautiful Presents-JD Chalmers.
Christmas Trce-Lee: & Parker. i
Nvanao Fertili7er-w g Dukes. 4.
Estate Sale-George Graves. = -
Something New-Colored Fair.
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CHRISTMAS WEEE.-In accordance
with the time-honorcd custom we will
give the printers holiday next week, and
will issue only half-shcet for the bene-
fit of our advertisers. Advertisements
may he handed III as usual, on Tuesday
evening. - ..,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-20

MASUFAcTURING ENTERPRISE IN
CHARLEsToN.-Charleston is fast becom-
ing 4 manufacturing as we'll as a COM
mercial city. The largest manutactory
of doors, sashes, blinds, &c., in the
Southern States is that Of Mr. P. P.
ToALE, on Horlbcck's Wharf in that
city, sales rooms at No. 90 Hayne street.
Mr.. ToALE's advertisement appears in
another column. "t.' If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-20

sSow.-On Friday morning last, hill
side, valley, tree and housetop were Gov.
cred with q thick mantle of fleecy snow
In two weeks, we have had two heavy
falls of sleet aud snow-something un'
examplcd in the memory of 1.-THE oldest
iuhabitaut.n. ...s ..!
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ESTATE .SALE.--See ale notice in
another column of the sale Of the val
liable personal property of Mr.. George
Graves deceased, consisting of Mules
Horses, Wagons and Plantation iilnp:e
ments. The sale will take place Mt the
late residence of the deccased,n ON the 9Th
january. .''''.' 49,, ;,,tc,f'..,,..
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THE TAXES. Our friends will not for.
get that the 18th of January, next, is the
limit within which those who would
avoid the penalty must pay their taxes.
Let them MI strain a point-sell the cot
ton if necessary-and avoid the penalty.
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l.. NEW FIRM.-Mr. J. S. Mars has gone
to market to buy ageneral a stock OF, mer,
chandise, and will locate on Whites Cor
ner, lately occupied 6y Messrs. McDon.
maid g. uaddon. We wish him success
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-20

Esy@ During tho prevalence of the
SHOW, q charming view Of tho village
and surrounding country was. presented
from the cupu!a Of the Marshall House,
os which quite 2 number of ladies all d
geptleplen availeu themselves. ''. g.. '
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TIE PRINCE OF WALEs.-For more
than woek past, the politicaland tinan-
ciat world has been excited over the an
teipated death ofthe hcirappeantto the
English throne, who has been lying very
low with typhoid fever He is at: last
pronounced out of danger. ..'.d3..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-12-20
Another distinguished conversion to

Another dlstlngulsIled cOnVersNn to
the Churh Of Rome is announced. The
new "vcrt" is the Marquis Of Bath
John Alexander Thynne-whose fami-
ly dates its ancestry from the time Of
King John. His lordship has long beer
in the halfway house of Ritualism, and
has now made the remainder Of his jour
ney. Heis the patron Of eleven livings
in the Church OF England. & =
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i Lawrence A. Gcbright has been ap-
pointed commissioner from tlIe District
'of Columbia to thc,centeENial celebration
III philadelphia in 1876. The Star says
this is i proper complimcnt;to to the es'
'teemed Washington mauager of the
New York Associated Press.
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About hundred cotton cases before
the Court of Claims have been postpon-
cd, pending the decision Of the Supreme
Court whether the Presidential pardon
entities the par'loped party. to: testify
in the Court of Claims against the Gov
crlinlent.
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,rHpGs,-Seyeral drovcs Of. hogs have
appeared in. different sections of oar
District. A Adrove,.owned by Mr.. G. T.
Jackson, has bGcn selling here at; g! cents
gross. -. 5,,: -. -. .i,. 'pt'i -
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TERMs.-Three dollars q year, in adj

TERMs.-Thrce dollars q year, in adj
vance.
No subscriptions taken for shorter
time than six months.
Transient advertisements are charged
tor at the rate OF One DOLLAR per inch
space for the first insertion, and FIT
CENTS for each subsequent insertion
A liberal deduction from the ABOVE
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year.
MSy. All obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates of advertising.
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ns~ Under the new Congressional ap-
portionnient, South carolii{a gets another
member of Congress, being now entitled
to five members. -
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RS" The Chester Reporter, announces
the removal Of Rev. A. r. Stuart, of
st. Marks church OF that town, to
Chilicothe, Ohio. ..,-,.>
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SOMETHING'S NEW.


HH7HE colored citizens Of 4shbeville
q County will hold an agricultural
Fair at the Fair. Grounds on the, Goth
aud 9th of December 1871. All per-
sons having Stock or other articles for
exhibition will bring them i'll on-ChFist-
mas day. All colo"ed citizens are Ee-
'qucsted to take hnintercst in this mat
terand Bring something to exhibit. 9
We also liope, all &white citizens of
Abbeville County will favor us with
their presence at the Fnir !Grounts,. as
the admission will only, be "5lcentss IT
=: ..'' -, GAIN, Pgcsidcpt3
J. H; T1rrs,' Vicc-P Pres. and Sec'y.I> q
"a. ELLISON, S,and'''' -"' 49,
, WEST. EDWARDS, Asst Vicc-Prcs.
Dec 90, 1871, 35=lt: ';;.:.:i''.; !"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15
A. B. DRIESBACH,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries. Provisions.
wines and Liquors.,
Flour and Feed.
CrOCkery and Tinyyare.
Hardware and Bolts.
blasting and sporting
Powder.
Safety Fuse.
Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris.
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair.
Whiting,
Window Glass.
Paints and Oils,
Wall Paper,
Window shades,
Picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15

The SLEEP OF FLowERs
is the time of repose to the vegetable
world as we'll as that of man and
most animals. The marigold opens
and shuts with the sun. Many
plants are so sensitive that their
leaves close during the passage of a
cloud. The dandelion opens at five
or six in the morning, and shuts at
nine in the morning. The common
daisy shuts up its blossoms in the
evening and opens its days eye" to
meet the early beams of the morning
sun. The crocus, tulip, and many
others close their blossoms at differ
ent hours toward evening. The ivy
leaved lettuce opens at eight in the
morning, and closes forever in the
afternoon Another expands its
magnificent, sweet et-scented blossoms
in the twilight, is full-blown at mid
night, and closes never to open again
with the dawn of the day. In a
cloyer-tield, not a leaf opens until
after sunrise. Those plants which
seem to be awake all night are styled
the bats and owls of the vegetable
kingdom.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15

'I'TEE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
l 'er,Sed the OrIn-by House would interm his
rien,is and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly rrftted throughout and put
in complete order fos the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please 10 give him IL call
The TABLE Will, at all times, be supplied with
all the sul,StantialS Welt as the Injuries that
the market aff,rds, No pains will be spared to
please guests and every atjentiou will be paid to
their respective wants at al times.
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Vine. &C.
Attached 10 the House is billiard ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
-tylrs. with good cues, balls and fine light
Al,o. GEN ERAL STAGE OFFICE IT the Stages
connec ing with all the iifferut line, If Stages
and Railroads running through this state and
California. and any Information in relation to the
same will lie cherrfuily given at all times.
ea- Partcuiar attention paid TO hooking Pas
sengers calling them. &c. Nov 3O-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-15

one copy. ono year. by mail il...~.........Sl6 90
one copy, six months. by mail.....-,. 10 90
one copy, three months. 10y mall d w
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR
- Delivered by carrier to town sub
>crlDcr> at ~ cents per week.