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TELEGRAM TO THE HEw YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May I, 1873.
The rate of discount OF the Bank of England has
advanced one-half per cent, and is now tour and
a half per cent
THE COLOMBIAN MINISTER AT AUDIENCE AT COURT.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria yesterday gave
audience at Buckingham Palace to Don Justo Arose
mena the Colombian Minister to Great Britain.
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SPAIN.

Caucus Of Statesmen and Politicians in the Portu-
guese Capital-A Carlist Band Surrounded
and in Danger of Capture-Bour-
bonist Losses in Battle and
in the Treasury.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

COLLINGwooD, Canada, May 7, 1878.
The schooners Lady Durcrin and q. A. King, Tor
Chicago; Mary b. Hale, for Mackinac and Alice
Richards, for Green Bay sailed this morning being
the first outgoing vessels this season.
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LATEST FROM ST. MARTIssvILLE.

Skirmishing all Day, with No Results
The Citizens In Excellent Spirits-N1ct-
ropolitans DESERVING.
NEW IBERIA, La, May 7--Midnight.
Couricrs arriving from ST. Nartinsville this even
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LONDON, May 7, 1873.
despatch from Bombay says Sir Bartle Frere
will return to England immediately. Sir Bartse
Frere landed at Bombay on the ed OF April. He
was enthusiastically welcomed by the European
residents
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THE HAGUE May 4, 1873.
The government OF Holland has asked the Cham
Der OF Deputies for an appropriation Of 100000
norins for the expenses OF the Acheen war.
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ENGLAND.

The Bank Rate Of Discount Advanced-The
Colombian Minister at Court.
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TELECRAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, May 7, 1873.
Seniors Figuer0la and Sardoal, together with
many radical conservative and monarchical Span
ish politicians, have arrived in this city from Spain
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

An English Report of the Austrian Industrial
Exhibition-A Poor Display to Date, but q
Plentiful Production Promised
Imperial Honor to the British
Prince Commissioner.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, May I, 1873.
despatch from Pesth brings intelligence Of the
occurrence OF q shocking railway accident near
that city.
Twenty-one persons are reported to have been
killed outright, and forty injured. some OF whom
are not expected to recover from their wounds.
six OF the carriages attached to the tram were
completely demolished.
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CHINA

Capture Of Rebel Stronghold By the I'm
perialists.
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IRELAND.
Policemen Preparing for Municipal Strike.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. May ], 1878.
A strike Of the policemen In Dublin Is immi-
nent
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Like Little Fiends as they are, the Bed
bugs roaches, feas and other noxous insects mar
ss WITH tSf Which 6
certain death to all their tribe
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HOLLAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Cabinet Presentation Of Bill for War Damages
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An Item OF Observation-Disclosures ent Of
dividends An object Of interes-KNOxS Spring style
Of genemens Hats Make purchases at his stores
2l2 Broadway
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AUSTRIA.

Railway Accident Near Pesth, with Alarmingly
Fatal Consequences Twenty-one Per-
sons Killed and q Large
Number Wounded.
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A.-Wedding Invitations, Paris styles ,
Monograms French Note Paper. Seals Cresta &c.
j. EvERDELL 800 Broadway. Established lSlQ
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French statement OF BOurbOnfst Losses
In Men and Money.
BAYoNNE, May 7, 1873.
The Carlists lost fifty killed and twenty prisoners
In their attack q lew days since on the town OF
Vera, in Navarro.
1t is reported that the Commissary General Of
the Carlist forces has absconded, taking with him
all the cash on hand.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Dross or
business Hat go to ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer liz
Nassau street
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A Magnificent Bridal Prcsent-Whftncy
SEWING MACHINE; white enamel ornamented in
coors gold and silver plated, with pearl monogram TO
order. 6l3 Broadway, New York;
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PORTUGAL.
Progress Of the Work For Telegraphic Union
With Madeira.
1llftFim 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

bioDoN, MAI =, 1910
It is expected that teegraphic communication
by cable between Portugal and Madeira will be
opened In July.
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CENTRAL ASIA.

Russo Belgic Contradiction Of the Khivan Sur
render News.
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MRS. ANN s. STEPHENS NEW BOOK.
THE OLD COUNTESS; or, THE TWO PROPOSALS,
sequel to Lord Hopes Choice" BY MRS Ann Ste-
phens Complete in one volume, cloth, ull gilt back
price 81 rs; or In paper cover price 81 50. =, -
Above book Is tor sale by all booksellers, or viii %
sent, post paid on remitting price g The pnbshers
BOG Chestnut street. Phiadcf0hia, u.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re.
duced circulars sent and information given. We sold
the $500, 90 prize in the drawing of April22
j. b. MARTINEZ CO, Bankers 10 Wall street
Post office box 1885, New York
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THE POPE.
His Holiness Condition Of Health Still Preca-
rious
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May I, 1873
telegram from Rome reports chat the condition
Of health OF HIS Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth is
still precarious.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON May 8-3 A. M.
despatch from Shanghae announces the cap
ture by the imperialists OF the city Of Tattoo.
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All Diseases OF Bladder and Kidneys
permanently cured by KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Havana Lottery Drawings ON File
Circulars sent free; orders promptly filled JOSEPH
BATES Agent, 1856 Broadway room 4, Chatham Bank
I'm iId
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render.
MADRID, May I, 1873.
The band Of Carlists commanded by Don Alfonso
is surrounded by the republicans near Iguaada. q
town thIrty-three miles northwest OF Barcelona,
and 1t Is thought, will, together with their leader
be compelled to surrender to the national forces.
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Pleasant, Safe and ERcctunl Remedy
for Brghts disease diabetes gravel and AL dsecscs
CHU. There Is to equal IL Take other. Dep0
l04 Duane street. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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AFRICA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Sir Bartle Frere Preparing to Return to England.
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IL. G. Sheldon's Remedy . Sure Cure
for Nervous Debility. Principal depot rnd Office lO7 West
Fifteenth street The REMEDY tree TO the poor.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE OLD COUNTESS, BY MRS. ANN STEPHENS,
a sequel to "Lord Hopes ChoIccn will be published on
Saturday next May TO- and be tor sale by all oookseers
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Chas. A. Miller, Hat Manufactures, Re-
moved to CAT Broadway.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured With.
| out pain CORN CURE by mail, 50c. DR.. RICE, N0
| Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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A.-The Canaan Collection Agency, 229
Broadway, has in every county correspondents with
bank references Charges moderate.
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Corns, Bunfons, Enlarged Joints, All
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIE n Union
square.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed,
orders filled information furnished Highest paid for
spanish Bank bills governments, &c, &c.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, IL Wall street, late Of l6
Window Shades of Every Description,
including French embroidered
q. L. kelly 4 CO. 724 Broadway.
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A.-Hcrald Branch Once, Brooklyn
corner of Fulton avenue ana Boerum street
Open from A. NJ to 9P. NJ
on Sunday from tO9P. M.
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new Commissioners ana exhibitors have gone ac-
lively TO work to repair the evil effects that the
goods from America will be speedily unpacked,
and the exhibitions from that country viii come
up to the standard expected.
Austrian Executive Com pl iment to the
Working Officials OF the Fair.
VIENNA, May T. 1873.
The Minister of Commerce OF Austria gave an
entertainment last evening to the ofhcials OF the
Exhibition. Among the toasts given on the occa-
sion was one by Bayard Taylor to "The Industry OF
AUSTRIAN
THE POPE.
His Holiness Condition Of Health Still Preca-
rious.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, May l. 1873.
telegram from Rome reports chat the condition
OF health OF HIS Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth is
still precarious.
SPAIN.
Caucus Of Statesmen and Politicians in the Portu-
guese Capital-A Carlist Band Surrounded
and in Danger Of Capture-Bour-
bonist Losses in Battle and
in the Treasury
TELEGRAMS TO the NEW YORK HERALD
LISBON, May !, 1873.
Seniors Fignerola and sardoal. together with
many radical, conservative and monarchical Span
ish politicians have arrived in this city from SPAIN
French Statement Of Bourbonist Losses
In Men and Money.
BAYoNNE, May I, 1879
The Carlists lost fifty killed and twenty prisoners
In their attack q lew days since on the town OF
Vera, in Navarro.
1t is reported that the Commissary General of
the Carlist forces has absconded, taking with him
all the cash on hand.
Royalist Band the Eve Of Sur
render.
MADRID, May I, 1873.
The band Of Carlists commanded by Don Alfonso
is surrounded by the republicans near Igualada. q
town thIrty-three miles northwest OF Barcelona,
and, IL Is Thought will, together with their leader
be compelled to surrender to the national forces.
PORTUGAL.
Progress Of the Work For Telegraphic Union
With Madeira.
TllftfAm 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD
LISBON MAY :, 1873
It is expected that Geographic communication
by cable between Portugal and Madeira will be
opened in July.
CHINA.
Capture Of Rebel Stronghold By the I'm
perialists.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, May s-3 A. M. :
despatch from Shanghai announces the cap
ture by the imperiaists Of the city Of Talfoo.
AUSTRIA.
Railway Accident Near Pesth, with Alarmingly
Fatal Consequences Twenty-one Per-
sons Killed and q Large
Number Wounded.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD
VIENNA, May I, 1873
despatch from Pesth brings intelligence Of the
occurrence OF shocking railway accident near
that city.
Twenty-one persons are reported to have been
killed outright, and forty injured. some Of whom
are not expected to recover from their wounds.
six OF the carriages attached to the tram were
completely demolished.
HOLLAND.
Cabinet Presentation Of Bill for War Damages.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
THE HAGUE, May T.. 1873.
The government OF Holland has asked the Cham
Der OF Deputies for an appropriation Of 100000
norins for the expenses OF the Acheen war.
THE ENGLISH TURF.
Race for the Tradesmen's Plate at Chester-The
"
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about one mile and p half beyond the town and
made stand, but retrea.ed after brisk skirmish,
before the advancing forces Of Colonel De Blanc.
THE UNITED STATES TROOPS DELAYED.
The troops will not be able to leave for Brashear
till one O'Clock tomorrow. They will arrive at
New iberia at two o'clock on Friday morning.
They then have ten miles to march to St. Martins
vile.
DANCING UNDER DIFFICULTIES
ball was given at Brashear City tonight, to
but all the Metropolitans were excluded.
COLONEL DE BLANC
in command of the citizen forces was regularly
commissioned by Governor McEnery last winter
organized by him some time ago under his CON-
mission. They have, however, been largely re-
cruited by volunteers.
ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY-KELLoGG co. IN
DICTED.
The Grand Jury of this parish have been looking
into the matter closely, and after having critically
and profoundly weighed the indictments which
were severally made, both against McEnery and
Kellogg, have presented william Pitt Kellogg and
all those aiding and abetting him in his usurpa-
ton Of the government OF the State OF Louisiana.
The Grand Jury proclaim that the right OF self
government is guaranteed to US by the Constitution
OF the United States, and declare that in their
opinion the Metropolitan police should be regarded
as criminals for abandoning their post OF duty.
They request Judge Abel through the Attorney
General, to summon william Pitt Kellogg, who
claims to be Governor; James Longstreet, who
claims to be Major General OF the militia, and
A. 5. Badger, Superintendent OF Metropolitan
police, to answer by what authority the police are
sent rom the city. The Grand Jury further declare
that Kellogg has violated his oath in sending
the police into the country thereby jeopardizing
the lives and property OF the citizens OF New Or
leans. They are Of the opinion that the usurpers
should be criminally prosecuted. Judge Abel
ordered that the report be fled and subpGnas
issue for the individuals named In the report to
appear before the Grand Jury to answer the
charges made against them.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION Safes
251 and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray ,.rsst
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Ihr Carson llailp appeal
CARSON CITY
Tuesday. ...............--. July :. ISS'.

THE lows CONVENIENT PETITION
which has been circulated amongst orr
residents and taxpayers, and which Is
very extensively signed. has been filed
with the Board of County Commission
ers. They will probably act Oh 1t with
out,nore delay than is necessary,
and will doubtless consider it to-day.
The list of si-ners embraces not less
than three quarters of the t,y-pavers of
this city AS well as the requisite majority
of residents even to the leading bnsi-
ness houses in Chinatown. II is thought
that the Board will meet daily. or at
quite fir q lent intervals, to perfect the
needed preliminaries of the Town Gov
eminent business. We hope they may
do SO. The sooner this machinery is
set in motion the better. A sharp code
of anti-nuisance ordinances is prime
necessity. Sloveliness has become
chronic in some quarters and the CON
sequences are only too readily detected
by the organs of sight and smell Many
an obstruction cumbers the sidewalks
MANY u pile of rubbish in principal
streets offepds the eye: hogs and other
animals which are pests SO long as they
run at large are far too numerous ; and
the constant otfense which the presence
of all these things is, makes it inIpera-
tive that the Board. AZ by petition they
are asked to do, should clothe them
selves with the power to sweep these an
noyances ont of sight and smell. few
good, wholesome regulations such AS
are authorized under this town govern
ment law. enforced, as we know that
Sheriff Swift wants to enforce them,
and devised as they need TO be devised:
and Carson Will take on a neatness and
system of order which will make her
in appearance what she is in natural adj
yantaces. the mos: desirable place OF
residence in the State Of Nevada.
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Fourth Of July 1t Tailac Point,
Cal; Head Of Lake Tahoe.

Er1roR or APpEAL-At the place and
on the occasion named in th" caption,
T. MoCom5er recognized the assembly
rs i'll order Hon. J. W. Hainrs pre-
sided; r. NJ. Murphy, Teacher Of Plblic
School. rad the Declaration of indie
pendence, and john 3. Davis. Esq. was
the orator a minister of the Gospel
repeated the 23ll Psalm and offered
PRAYER. We sang . Star SpanGled Ban
ner - and another patriotic song.
Nj Mnrphy, aged Il years, received
much hearty arproh.tion for his easy
aud emphatic reading OF our nation :
immortal document. HIS rendin2 was
rendered the more impressive 'y the in
troductorv remarks of the President.
who had Just come from the renowned
locality where the Declaration was first
read, and where be hid been assisting
in making PR partitions fox the approach
ing centennial celebration, July t. 1876.
The theme of the oratinn was-
PROGRESS.
The introductory paragraph graph ally
described the surrounding beautiful and
sublime scenery-the lake, the SLOW
covered mountain tops, the shade trees,
and the green grass.
the theme vas So discussed that all
felt it was most titly lapted as an histnri-
cal record Of the events which led to the
establishment of our Republican Nation
ality-ana its index finger cheerfnlly
pointed to orr glorious future. The
orator fully demonstrated by his style of
composition and his effective delivery.
that he is '.th- right man in the right
place" us a member of the Bard OF
Examiners of Public Schools.
4 traveller addressed the crowd, and
gave among others. the following quo
tations. interSpersed with remarks:
- Nsp plants the reforra1tion tree
Which giant tow Is.
NORMAN should 10th with foliage, |
And beautify with fl rwsrs:
The forest Of the human neart
Presents whit s.'ene.
without her Z NAL ray Of LOVE
To cl0tht with living green.
II. NJ. B" El.uirl Water Cure, " Y.
This was -speriaIiy for tn hachlors:
- The hand re. ponsire has more power th.n
kings,
Its gentle prtssur lads to vows--and rings
The law OF Faith.
Working with Low, such conqnests shall 1t
gain.
Such triumph DER sin and guilt achieve -
IVpr !stc0Tth.
Christians should be righteous politicians !
Rtv. Newms' Hall.
l feel the r,sponsibilit,es--dnd Gocer. them
cittout fear.
Pr.sid. mt U s. Grant
Yours, for our country,
J. RAwsoN JOHNSON.
Carson City. July l.
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Mr.. PARKINSON informs us that the
materials for the Nevada Tribune are
here and that he will be ready to Issue
the first number Of his paper the latter
part of this week.
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Our old time friend, Major Gee. Fer
rand, late of the American army of oc-
cnpation in Nicaragua under President
William Walker. was in this city yester-
day. Time deals gently with him and
makes but gentle inroads upon his per-
sonal beauty.
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Supreme Court Proceedings.
MONDAY, July It'll. 1877

hltnan. L. D., HiWltV. d.
State of Nevada respondent rs. John
L. Ludwick. appellant. Death Of appel
liant suggested l,y the Attorney General,
and cause stricken from the calendar.
james G. Carson. admitted as an at
torney in Supreme Court.
H. H. Williams. respondent rs. VIM.
Mooney. appellant. Appeal dismissed.
Calendar set as follows:
E. S. Davis Receiver LIST National
Bank rs Lewis Cook ct al. Set for Sep
TENDER End
A. D. Treadway Us. Jonas Wilder.
September LIST.
State of Nevada rs. VIM. ~ Newman.
September lSt.
State rs. George Keith. Sept. LIST.
VIM. Kraft u.s. n. H. Carlow ct al.
September End.
II. G.. Blasdel ct al rs. Henry Will
hams Sept. End.
NJ. Connery rs S. T. Swift and c.
NJ Taylor. Sept. 4th.
Frank Sherman rs. Geo. ". Shaw.
September Sth.
Geo T. Marye rs. j. P. Martin. Sep
temher 4.
Court adjourned to September LIST,
1878, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
A WILD STEER, steering very wild,
leaped the Plaza fence. yesterday, and
stampeded a convocation of gambling
Indians and kicked up Robbery gene
rally. We heard of his cutting up many
odd pranks in other parts of the town
heard that he like to have played the
mischief with our Swiss friends ice
cream wagon heard, also that he made
our excellent and nimble Secretary OF
OF State clear fence with unwonted
precipitancy. 1t was rumored that this
bullock got possessed of n light while
undergoing the trying process of shoeIng.
and that being once excited. he found 1t
difficult to become stald and patient
OK once more. We don't think he did
anv harm but he might have caused a
good deal of trouble if he had hnppened
to get corner on Tuhy and raise him
just once.
The BoAgD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
met yesterday. The resignation Of Mr..
Commissioner John Cheney was received
and accepted: and the clerk WAS notified
to file copy of the same with the Sec
rotary of State The semi annual Re
ports of the Comfy Treasurer and Au-
ditor We're received and ordered printed
in the Carson APPEAL. The Board nd
jonrned until this day, Tuesday, at 2
o'clock p. II.
Nh. WARDEN LYMAN was TO have filed
his Quarterly Report Yesterday with the
Secretary of State We suppose he did
so. We shall take dig at it to-day If
it iscome-at-able. We anticipate the
discovery of some very gratifying re-
forms. financial and otherwise, under
Mr. Hyman's administration.
Our old time friend, Major Gee. Fer
rand, late of the American army of &C.
cnpation in Nicaragua under President
William Walker. was in this city yester- |
day. Time deals gently with him and
makes but gentle inroads upon his per-
sonal beauty.
Mr.. E. B. Rail is on one of his semi
occasional visits to Carson. He has |
come to the very sane conclusion that |
there is more good hearty fun in Carson |
in one day than can be had in San Fran |
cisco in one month.
Mr., PARKINSON informs us that the |
materials for the Nevada Tribune are
here and that he will be ready to Issue
the first humber Of his paper the latter ]
<~f ~.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-08

Mr.. E. B. RAIL is on one of his semi
occasional visits to Carson. He has
come to the very sane conclusion that
there is more good hearty fun in Carson
in one day than can be had in San Fran
cisco in one month.