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a REMARKABLE CAsE-About three
weeks ago co!ored man by the namo of
george Mcfarland. residing on the cor
ner OF Seventh and Bladen streets. acci.
dentally stuck small ligLtwood splinter
IN the ball OF his thumb. Upon with
drawing tho splinter blood commoucad
flowing very freely and continued to do
so Tor about week before he cams to
tho determ,nation to call in physician,
At tho expiration OF seven days another
doctor was called in. They first eplit
open his thumb, bnt it was inilamed md
swollen so badly that they could not get
to tho artery. They next made nm omen.
Ing in each side Of The wrist. tho arteries
IN which were taken up and sccurelv
fastened. Previous to doiug this, how.
ever, nm enoft was made to stop the flow
OF Diood by tightly cording his thumb
ABOVE the wound, but was found neces-
sary TO remove the cord. After the
arteries IN the wrist were tied M. tho
now OF blood from the thumb was
cheoYed. 6nt inflammation immediately
ses IN ana the whole arm became in.
hamod to the shoulder, which was soon
followed by the flesh rotting and drop.
ping OIL the arm below the olbow, tho
leaders IN which arc laid bare. In the
meantime the unfortunate man is suffer.
ing intensely, and as amputation in tho
present condition Of tho arm is imposs;-
Dle' his recovery is doubtful. NIcFar.
'apa came near bleeding to death when
yonth, from o flea bite, which ho
scratched rather vigorously. A brother
OF Mcfarland bled to death about twelve
years ogo. = Wilmington &w.
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q TOUCHING INo1DRNT OF THE ATLANTIC
DIsAsTEn.-John Charles Ellery. stew
ard. tells OF Rosey Sheats. about four
years old. '.She sat at my table" !" says he,
will her father. mother and brother,
and was fon'l Of me. When I got out
Mr. Sheats placed her inamy arms in her
night dress and asked me TO aays her. I
thought of my l:.sle girl Of the sanae age
IN Liverpool. and I kept her as long as 1
could. saw her father and mother
swept away by the sea, and the little one
moaned and continually called ''Papa!
papa! am 80 vet" She died in my
arms, and had not the heart to let her
drop, but handed her to q man stronger
than myself.
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Headquarters National Guard,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, y. c., April 81, 1873.
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. as.
The following Special Order, having been
4 10 received from the Adjutant and Ins pcctor-
the Information Of al concerned:
II HEADQuARTERs SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA
ADJ 7 AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. 8. o.. April 81, 1873.
PECII ORDERS, NO. 23.
!. On the recommendation OF the Msjor-Ge G.
neral commanding the National Guard OF this
state, tho following change Is hereby mado
IN tho Second Regiment, N. g., 8. g.. O., viz:
me resignation OF Captain Theodore
dngies, Company &C." Second Regiment N.
T., 8. =. D., is hereby accepted, to tako effect
BY order Of his E1cellency the Governor
and Commander-in-C Chief.
tSigredl II. PURYIs.
Adjutsnt and Inspector General &C.
BY command Of Major General Il. Is, Elliott.
JAMES KENNEDY,
Colonel and Assistant Adjut.nt-Genoral.
Apr %
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For Sale.

f5A tween Henderson and Barnvei strsatS. ~.
-frontink on Taylor stTeet Is feet. run.
nlng back 155 feet, moro or less. Tho houaa
contains -FOUR rooms on the Arst story and
very convenient residence. For pastiou[srs.
inquit1 ~ G.. E1EROKS'.
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TX secretary OF the Treasury Bout.
we'll publicly and emphatioally denies
the truth of the statement of Phelps.
Dodge & Co., that they wero forced TO
pay the 1871 ZOO as a compromise. They
proffered that sum rather than 20 before
tho courts.
1t is stated that there arc in New York
2oO. ooo persons who are either wholly or
partially supported by public money.
AS the population Of tho State of New
York is between 1900, 900 and S, 600, ,OoO
there is at least one pauper to every
tWenty-three workers..
KILLED.-A Federal soldier. named
Mike Roach, was run over by the night
express train going South, on Friday
last. In state of intoxication, he had
fallen on the track. He was horribly
mntllatcd. -Charlote Southern Home.
The entire destruction OF San Salvador
by earthquake is confirmed; and the
partial destruction of Sopopango, IIapan
go, san Tomas aud Santa Teca by tho
same is assured.
The notorious abortionist, Or. David
Il. Brown. OF Boston, has been held to
bail for trial in 335, 5000.
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A clergyman and his wife nonopolize
suo nc"''pg art II IN Iowa town, the
,oIlner prescribing for spiritual and tho
latter for physical needs.
Arkansas newspaper correspondents
IN tho Legislature make assertions aud
back EN- up by saying: i've got six
bullets which says it's So.
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Kumors Have Been Circulated

Rf some jealous people, that MILE. OARN.
~ the weilkaown pREs5-MAKRR. {for.
going to leave tho CITY. She takes pIessure
In announcing this to be false, and will he
glad to receive her former customers and All
order. a. 90 Ies W
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80 the bonapartes are exlled. By an
ACT, no doubt suggested by Theirs, no
member OF the Napoleon family can re-.
side IN France: One would suppose that
tollies like this had come to an end after
the experience OF snDh enaotmenta The
great revolution prescribed the omi-
grants, but they came buck after time:
the Bourbons prohibited tte Bonapartes.
and Napoleon tbs Third reigned in their
stead; then Sedan overseg Nd poleon. and
now the provisional French ruler expels
tho Prince Imperial and all his raoe.
The blood Of the martyrs is the seed of
the church." There is nothing like n
vigorous persecution to nuurish a failing
cause, and the Bonapartists ought to be
thankful that they are picked out for
special prescriptions; had they been
let severely alone, they might not in
the memory of this generation ever have
succeeded in restoring their prestiue
or regatning power; but now the party
has railying. point. grand idea and
a sympathetic cry, that, properly man
eyed, as we have no doubt it will be,
may, at some crisis, call them back and
replace them in their honors. What.
ever may be aaid of Napoleon the Third,
undeniably he raised France to the
highest point in Europe; for the excel
ienoe of'his management is proved by
the wonderful reouperation of the
country from its losses by the war and
its payment Of the enormous German
exaction. Complain as. We may of his
court and rule. the nation prospered as
it never did before, the masses were con.
tent and he ruled by the choice of the
nation. Whether he brought on the
German war, or was forced into it by
tho irrepressible actions of his domestic
enemies, the Red Republicans, he paid
the penalty OF tho defent, and died in
exile. Is not this enough, or is THEIRS
afraid that, like the drum of John
Zisca. bis namo in France will rally his
adheronts aud dismay his foes?
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Musical,

SSs7N 3. A. OLLEvER, Professor o!
TTT Mnsical Composition and the Law
on any Instrument desired. Musical Compo-
sition speciality.
Tho above named can DO found at the
!lusic store OF u. II. LyBrand Il Son.
REFERENrEs-W. II. LyBrand, Columbia, 3.
C.i q. @ Jaeger. Esq. Newberry, sc.
Fsb5 +3mo
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NEW TRIUMPHsl
The SINGER" Again Y;:ta1;anz

3
NSHE statistics from, sworn retn,ns =, ~.
1 sales OF Sowing Machines in 1872. ira.
Porsed reg ! IN : 1873. show that the SINGER
MANUfACTURING' COMPANY sold over
Jorty:55oe thousand moro Machines than anu
othsr Company, and over ont rqusrter OF al
"a saa aaenines eoid during that year. Niue out OF
ten OF said Singer Machines were for FAMILY
snse-provine tho great popularity Of the
Singer in the household. Annexed ara the
sales OF the leading makers: '1o
o, Ihe ! ne SINGER Manufacturing Company sold
wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company
~ HoHe osn ;, Machine Company testimated) sold
chines. 1""
chimes. -
chimes. 'oo
- Ca; Can and SEQ the SING ER, before buying.
ofs siS9RR on Rai9 m.N11r street G9l9mbia 9; G.
APIu ~ liz VIM. J. WAY, Agent
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Ale and Porter.

Ale and Porter.
E0 DOZEN MoEwen's Edinbpr,b ATp
cN 90 dozen Younger's Edinburgh Ale.
50 dozen Bass & Co.'s Pale Ale,
% dozen Barclay, Perkins 4 Co.'s Iondon
Porter. Aonoon
so dozen Guinness Dublin Stout.
All genuine imported. and for sale low bv
apr II JOHN AGNEW q 0f,N
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FIREs.-The residence of John Priest.
~, colored, near Chicks Springs, was
consumed by fire on Thursday morning
last. With oil its contents. We regret to
learn that his little son, three years old.
was burned mp. The father and 10 other
were at work in field near by. when
they discovered tho smoke coming
through the house. They ran, but too
late to save the child. or anything. John
Priestly WAS On industrious man, and
much esteemed. The neighbors we're
very kind in furnishing assistance.
On Saturday morning last, at 2 O'Clock.
the residence OF DR.. John S. Wolf. in
Laurens County, WIS burned, together
with The furniture, and everything in the
house, except the bed olothinp md
wearing apparel. Al! the provisions in
the store.room were consumed. His
Library was also burned. Tho loss is
about VI 200, and the fire is supposed to
be accidental. He had inst added din
lng-hall to his house, and now TINT
everything was arranged for convenience.
IN an unexpected moment bis hopes are
oil blasted.-GreenuiAe Rep ublican.
Deputy United States Marshal Ma.
Ioney was arrested at the Instance Of
United States Commissioners Symmes on
Friday last, to appear ut the regular
court to answer charges preferred against
him for permitting prisoners to escape
who were lodged in jail on the charge
Of violation of the internal reyenne
laws.
The editor OF tho Roman Catholic
paper Gernania has boen sentenced to
four months fmDrisonmenk for v,pf,1;eL
ing on article from the London Spectator.
oriticising the action OF the German &C.
Vernment towards the church.
The nnolnimed freight at the Southern
Express Office, in Charleston, is about to
be sold at auction. The sale is always
an interesting ono. and buyers have
have been known to draw valuable
prizes.
There has been another revolution ia
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Desirable Req! Estate.
BY THOMAS STEEN.

On HALE-DAY IN MAY. At 10 o,c,ook I'll,
~, oner for sale, st Court House SQUARE. -"
t., The following desirable LOTS, within the
incorporate !imite OF the city Of Columbia.
stde OF Sumter street. between Lumher "nss snS
Upper streets; bounded by George Brnns nn nv,
tho 30 .sSopWsh; on the North BY estate Of Macne;
ON ON ne me M, MMest, by Myers. II Lots. bounded
digo street; East, BY Gates street; West Nv nv
LinGoin street. 16 Lots, bounded on NortS
S9ntS S9 hS street. East By street.
street.S Conditions made known on davo1 d1hs thss
SAFE; r. I1rohssers to pay for papers. = '
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Taxpayers, Take Notice!
E!xECuTIoNs for CfrY TAxFswin be is.
~ ~ sned immedists!y after May rs. All de-
the cost Of executions, payment must he
made before that dste!. By ofder ff,a Msvarp
OHARtHs IA sBARNUxs City Trsssnrer.
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Power Of Attorney

Power Of Attorney.
HEREBY give notice. that during mx .b
i sence from this State, MICHAEL EHR-
LloH 10 duly appointed my Attorney. for me
Apr 10 ST. "a. EIIHARnT
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1NcEND1ARY FIRE. On Wednesday,
the 9th inst, Mr.. J. N. Altman, living
about three miles from Altman's station,
on the Port Royal Railroad, discovered
his fence to be on fire. While trying to
extinguish it, lie learned that his stable
and barn were burning. He reached The
spot only in timo to ont the halters Of
mule and colt and save them. Another
animal was got out of the fire, but was
so badly burned as to die. Tile rest of
his stock, two horses and colt. were
burned III the stable. Besides these. be
lost 200 bushels of corn. The fire was
almost certainly the work of ali incendia.
ry.. Mr. Altman is q quiet. industrious
citizen, and good neighbor to white
and black, and it is difficult to under.
stand the enmity which prompted such
an act.-Deaufort Republican.
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GINGER AIEI

100 DOZ. IN STOCK.
II AvlN9 received the Agency Of one of the
- largest manufaotorles OF this delicious
temperance beverage and summer tonic, I am
prepared to supply dealers at yery low rate
ana allow handsome drawback on the bot.
ties when returned. GRO RYMMERS
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Lecture.
THE eecond of the course Of LECTURES
l. by tho members Of the Faculty Of the
University OF South Carolina will be deli.
yered at the Uniyersity Chapel, BY Professor
~ . - niNdS, on WEDNESDAY, 23i instant,
at 2. n. Tho public are invited to attend
O. BRUCE WALKER,
April 23 Secretary of Faculty
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-SS S-S-|~~f@~--~-~-~-|Sk~k~[~[-> ,.--s-.i =.
y : Bsdsssadsl 1dtks, de-; DO.
BY D. G. .IEIXQTTl q s0NR

THIS "wednesday MORNING, 23d inst at
94 O'CLOCK. 1T our suction rooms, We viii sell
the following PURNITURE, bsionsinn to
parties leaving the city: -
Bedsteads, Extension Tables, Wash Stands.
mattresses. Chairs, Rocking Chaira. Side.
6oard, Parlor and Cooking Stoves, Piano.forte.
disss' ware, Crockery, Kitchen UtensiIs, DO
ALSO,
8bags Liverpool Salt. on account NJ s,rme-
purchaser. Conditions cash, Anr ~
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Stamping for Embroidery and Braid
ing.

"A ND also POINTING. neatly executed. Mrs.
~ SPERFNER bogs to inform the .ladies OF
she is ready to attend to the stamping or any
kind of goods-Msrinos, Veiyets, Fiannels.
silks, Broadoloths. Uambrics, Swiss, and
White Goods-that can be mentioned, At worry
reasonable prices. Call and SEQ for yourself.
establishments at Mrs. Hinrichsona store.
main street. Apr 23 INIT
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Agricultural and Mechanical Society
OF South Carolina--.Spring Meeting
at Charleston. [IILe
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
GnEENy1LLE l. COLUMBIA BAi iLnoAp Co,
COLUMBIA, q. .sO... April "a, 1873.
ROUND TRIP TIcKETs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27
THANKSGIVING DAY.

There is thaDkfulness over tn
generous plenitude of the harvest
there is a sense of gratitude to tn
Creator for deliverance from til,
weight and woe of fatal and wide
spread visitations of disease; there
is something of relief from the pani,
of demolished banks and suspended
factories; there is the blessing OF
peace and the hope of enlarged pros
perity; and there is the strength and
the pride and the acknowledged power
Of National greatness to warm the
heart of patriotism. Year by year
the fitness of the custom Of celebra-
ting a National Day of Thanksgiving
throughout the land grows more APP
parent. Apart from the religious
sense which pervAdes the occasion
there is the feeling of havinga timely
and considerable rest. The years
work is nearly done; the evening of
the year is upon US; the sentler and
more mature intincts come to assert
themselves; family ties and the love
and recollection of the sacred things
of home crowd themselves into the
heart OF proyiien: AMI houseless
alike; AMI the average employment
of the day IS conducive to the better
and swee.er phases Of what is too
often 4 harsh and wearisome and
bitter life. To soften the aspcrities
OF existence and Danish for 4 time
the harder side Of life; to weigh the
good and the truthful and the honest
and the beautiful against the vile the
base, the false and the hidious, these
are some of the quicker suggestions
of the day, and none is so good or SO
bad as that We may not heed them
and ponder them and observe them
now. Let not the unfortunate be
forgotten, nor the timely hand Of
inanful, reassuring generosity be |
withheld from them who are s'sick |
AID in prison. !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

THE TEMPEsTUoUS GRANGER who
presides SO gracefully over the col
umns Of tie Enterprise is very much
alarmed for the political health 81
that stuffed and padded virgin il
s.atecraft, Mr.. Newton Booth.
Gazing fondly upon those ingeni-
o1sly manufactured charms, our
blu.hing ye. ardent and trusting
contemporary, heated by the mis-
guided and yet undated fires of
youth, feels, and gives hearty vent
to, q chivalric sense of Indignation
at the threatened outrage of lis
charmer at the hands of that green
eyed political Bugaboo, the Central
Pacific Railway Company. He sees
these dangers in bis minds eye; and
while striving to control the emo
tions which have seized uron him,
and while endeavoring, with a manly
effort which does him credit, to seem
calm and unmoved, it is only too ap-
parent that he is profoundly and
painfully asitated. He is afraid that
this, his beau ideal of political virtue
and loneliness, is to be betrayed into
the hands of naughty, faithless men,
the end and aim of whose existence
is to decoy the unsuspecting into the
pits and deadfalls of depravity and
there sinch and violate the same.
Looking at the coming California
Legislature with his accustomed
sternness Of prejudgment of such
bodies, the Granger detects its inev-
table compatibility and willingness
to enter upon a course OF mercenary
prostitution despite of the severe
exemplary presence of Tom Nosler,
Frank Pixley, Les. Blackburn and
the other custodians of the outside |
influences Of moral suasion whose
duty it will be to lend an example of
continuance and correctness Of de-
meanor to such emotional Legisla-
tors as Henry Ejser.on and Wash
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

FRox THE MrpDY-Robert Archer re-
Gently passed through the Muddy settle
ment, on his way from Wallapai District.
From him We obtain few items casually
obtained while passing through. N n " ".
Ingalls, and Col. Powell, Commissioners,
have appraised the value of the lands
and improvements of the settlers on the
Muddy, with view to the establishment
of an Indian reservation; but at what
rates property has been appraised can
no. be known until the report of the
Commissioners is submitted to head
quarters at Washington. Farmers, gen.
orally, are doing very little for them
selves in the way of planting; most Of
them are putting in grain for the Indian
Agency at SO an acre. Ike Jennings
has put in for the Agency about 800
acres Of wheat.-PiOche Record. Nor. 20.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

Two SEAMEN Of the ship Aurora,
latel Y arrived in San Francisco, have
fled complaints against the second
officers for cruelty; and it begins to
be very apparent that that port is in
tested with pack of hungry shir-
lawyers who trump up cases against
every Captain and Mate that comes
there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27
LATEST TELEGRANGS.

Washington, November ga special
says the Government at Madrid declares
it is willing and resolved to restore the
Virginius and weld to the other claims
of the United States, its only request
now being that tine fact shall be first es-
tablished that the Virginius was entitled
| to the protection OF the American flag.
Chicago, November 26.-Lieutenant-
General Sheridan left for Washington
| last night by the 10 O'Clock train. 1t is
| understood he goes in obedience to a
summons from the War Department, the
| complication with Spain being the sub
ject to be considered.
A heavy fall of snow this morning is
sufficient to delay thu railroad trains
New York, November 26.-The plas-
terers of Brooklyn have struck to force
employers to guarantee four dollars per
day during the Winter. which they gen.
orally refuse. The President of the
Plasterers' Union was arrested on
charge of threatening non Union men
that are working.
Cincinnati, November ga conven-
ton of the colored men of Kentucky met
at Frankfort yesterday and appointed
Delegates TO the National Convention Of
ten, December 9th. Many resolutions of
IN independent character were passed:
among them one asserting their night to
an equal division of the Offices with the
white portion of the Republican party.
and Il not granted they viii act with any |
party in future which VIII secure that re- |
They also assert their right |
to sit as jurymen.
Chicago. November ga Washing
ton special, referring to the latest dis
patches from Spain. says it is authorize
lively stated that the demands of the |
are is follows: That the
Virginius must be surrendered That the
members of the passengers and
rev must be restored TO liberty and that
he United States flag must be saluted
N the port where it has been outraged.
md that suitable indemnity must be
made to the families Of the American
-itiZens u,assacred.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

The SPANISH IMBEoL1o.-A dispatch
dated Washington, November 25th, says !:
= Dispatches were received tonight by
both Secretary Fish and Admiral Polo,
the Spanish Minister from Madrid, of a
character which gives more than hereto
fore promise of a peaceful solution of
the present complications. These gen.
tlemen were in private conference for
several hours tonight at the residence of
Secretary Fish, comparing dispatches
and discussing the situation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

TWEED is still in the Tombs. He
has lately transferred 100000 Of
his property. We would rather feed
upon the toast and tea of an honestly
borrowed two bit piece than berevel
ling on broiled quail and Krug
champagne and be such fiabergasted
millionaire - that.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27
OPENING OF TIE NEW RAILWAY
TO EUREKA the telegraph:

Pal;sadc, November 25.-Grourd for
the newly projected road from Palisade
to Eureka was broken to-day with the
usual ceremonies, champagne, etc. 4
large force of Cinnamon have been en-
gagged to work under experienced engin-
GERS, and the road will be rapidly pushed
forward The citizens, as general
thing, are jubilant over the prospect of
increased traffic both east and west, al
though it will be a heavy blow on the
large mule and OK teams, which have
done all freishting heretofore. Wood
ruff & Ennor, stage proprietors, are
largely interested in the road, and think,
if the weather proves favorable to have
the road in active operation by the first
of April.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

EARLY CLOSING OF TIE HUDSON
New York. November 25.-Navigation
of the Hudson River from this city to
Albany has been suspended, the steamers
going into Winter quarters to-day. This
is the earliest closing of navigation dur
ing the present century.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

HARRIS the Sunrise and drag-out
Mate, has been convicted on 90
counts, and exhibits q don't care a
damativeness that is very encourag-
ing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

ALL BCT ONE of the Kansas papers
denounces the appointment of CroZ;er
to fill tie Caldwell vacancy in the
Senate
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

We LEARN from the EereiNe that
the total amount of faxes collected
this year in Lander county is Sti,-
O29 20.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

TEE PRESIDENTS MEssAoE will not be
printed IN advance ct transmission to
Congress.
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n O TIcE.

There will be no work done in the
ArrEAL Office to-day, AMI for that
reason there will be no paper issued
tomorrow.